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Showing posts with label Ubuntu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ubuntu. Show all posts
Monday, September 13, 2010
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Create a Local Ubuntu Repository using Apt-Mirror and Apt-Cacher
Packt Publishing Technical & IT Book Store - Create a Local Ubuntu Repository using Apt-Mirror and Apt-Cacher
"Apt-Cacher differs from apt-mirror in that it does not mirror the entire repository contents, but simply caches (stores) any packages requested by clients within the network. In other words, it works as a middle man between the public repository and the LAN clients, sharing any common downloads internally."
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
Bootable Floppy ISO
I had a bootable floppy disk saved as an IMG file that I wanted to make into a bootable ISO image (don't ask why). I did so on Ubuntu using the following command (it'll probably wrap here but it's a single line):
bootdisk.img is the source IMG file.
bootdisk.iso is the resulting ISO file.
Source: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/floppy_image_on_cd.htm
mkisofs -pad -b bootdisk.img -R -o bootdisk.iso bootdisk.imgbootdisk.img is the source IMG file.
bootdisk.iso is the resulting ISO file.
Source: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/floppy_image_on_cd.htm
Friday, October 30, 2009
nano nowrap
To make the nowrap (-w) option default when starting nano, edit (or create) .nanorc in your home directory with the line:
set nowrap
More info at The GNU nano editor FAQ
set nowrap
More info at The GNU nano editor FAQ
Thursday, October 01, 2009
Ubuntu Release Cycle
The Ubuntu Release Cycle
[Update 2010-09-08]
The above link seems to no longer work. The release schedule is listed here:
Releases - Ubuntu Wiki
[Update 2010-09-08]
The above link seems to no longer work. The release schedule is listed here:
Releases - Ubuntu Wiki
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Sansa m250 with Ubuntu 9.04
Ubuntu 9.04 did not let me see the files on my Sansa m250 mp3 player. It detected it as a media player but I could not see its file system. I got it to work based on info in item #7 in this forum post by editing this file:
I used gksudo nautilus to open a root file manager session. Then I made a backup copy of the above file in a directory under my home directory. Next I opened the file in gedit, commented out the section pertaining to Sansa devices, and saved the file.
Instead of restarting hal I just restarted the machine.
Now when I connect the Sansa player I can see and copy files as I please.
/usr/share/hal/fdi/preprobe/10osvendor/20-libgphoto2.fdi
I used gksudo nautilus to open a root file manager session. Then I made a backup copy of the above file in a directory under my home directory. Next I opened the file in gedit, commented out the section pertaining to Sansa devices, and saved the file.
Instead of restarting hal I just restarted the machine.
Now when I connect the Sansa player I can see and copy files as I please.
Saturday, July 04, 2009
Thursday, July 02, 2009
Ubuntu 8.10 Freezes After Login Screen
Ubuntu 8.10 Freezes After Login Screen - Benaiah’s Computer Experiences
This fixed problem with Ubuntu 9.04 on my ancient Dell Optiplex GX110 where, on reboot, after changing the screen resolution, GNOME would freeze with a faux pointillism version of the desktop.
This fixed problem with Ubuntu 9.04 on my ancient Dell Optiplex GX110 where, on reboot, after changing the screen resolution, GNOME would freeze with a faux pointillism version of the desktop.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
nautilus-open-terminal
I figured there'd be something like this available:
Ubuntu Tutorials : nautilus-open-terminal : terminal quick launch
Just installed on a couple Ubuntu boxes. Looks like it'll be handy.
Ubuntu Tutorials : nautilus-open-terminal : terminal quick launch
Just installed on a couple Ubuntu boxes. Looks like it'll be handy.
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