---end quoted text---Why would you need to copy your bookmarks? Presumably you used bookmark sync with Chromium, thus they will be available to Google-Chrome when you login into your Google account the 1st time in Chrome. Have you tried using a different DNS server? Try the Google DNS servers, Google will give you their address -- I don't have them handy at the moment.
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- Re: No nscd as far as I can tel... Selim T. Erdogan
- Re: No nscd as far as I can... Wayne Topa
- Re: Deleting chromium DNS cache entry doesn'... Hendrik Boom
- Re: Deleting chromium DNS cache entry do... Stephen Allen
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