On 11/9/05, Ian Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: Ian Crawford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Nov 8, 2005 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: X not start after dist-upgrade
To: Santiago Kci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had the same experience this weekend. The problem is
Hi all,
I am in need of some BIG help. I am an idiot! I did something stupid
on my home server. I wanted to change the owner and group of all the
files within a folder to myself (craig). I was already in directory
/mnt/sda/
(logged in as root) and I entered:
# chown -R craig:craig /*
instead of
Hi!
Problem solved!
It was enough to set:
Option IgnoreEDID 1
As suggested by Corey.
Thank you all ;)On 11/18/05, Corey Hickey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony Power wrote: Hi Lennart! Well, I tried that but my LCD turned very colourful, like it was melting.Heh. My laptop's LCD melts in black and
Am Samstag, 19. November 2005 07:36 schrieb Cameron Patrick:
Andrew Sharp wrote:
what a PITA. I've got an ATI X300SE PCIe on my system, came right up
with X when I installed etch, it works fast and furious, I didn't have
to do anything except answer a couple of questions from debconf (or
Hello.
(logged in as root) and I entered:
# chown -R craig:craig /*
:-{
Hopefully there is a Debian tool to repair this... But I don't
know it. So better first wait for someone more knowledgeable
than I, before attempting the brute method:
Short of reinstalling the whole system as a
Hello,
Yes, I solved the problem.
It's linked to the kmilo software. Follow these instructions (that I
found at http://wingware.com/support/asus_z63a_ubuntu_5.10, but you can
find many other sources by googling) to fix it:
Having switched to KDE, I got an annoying flashing screen
Gilles wrote:
dpkg --get-selections | perl -ane 'print $F[0], if $F[1] =~ /^install/'
SELECT
[...]
and press enter...
[Note/WARNING: I did not test this!]
I've done something very similar to repair a system after filesytem
corruption. It worked quite well. But if ownership is screwy,
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