Re: [lubuntu-users] New kernel seems to kill lubuntu in Vbox vm

2018-01-23 Thread Ben Coleman
On 1/23/2018 8:17 AM, Israel wrote: > The issue, may simply be Virtual Box, but be aware it might be related > to that specific kernel issue.  Try booting from an older kernel to see > if your problem is fixed.  You may also simply need to update VBox I'll note that I recently had a similar

Re: [lubuntu-users] New kernel seems to kill lubuntu in Vbox vm

2018-01-23 Thread Harry Putnam
Israel writes: Harry wrote: >> screen to appear but once logged in it goes to a black screen with no >> buttons on the bottom panel that seems to be frozen and completely >> unresponsive. >> Israel replied: [...] > The issue, may simply be Virtual Box, but be aware it

Re: [lubuntu-users] New kernel seems to kill lubuntu in Vbox vm

2018-01-23 Thread Israel
Hi Harry, (bottom posting) On 01/23/2018 06:55 AM, Harry Putnam wrote: > [Note: It is an older version of Vbox involved (5.0.40) > That is due to complications on Openindiana regarding installing > recent vbox versions.] > > I've been trying to setup lubuntu as guest in a vbox vm on an >

[lubuntu-users] New kernel seems to kill lubuntu in Vbox vm

2018-01-23 Thread Harry Putnam
[Note: It is an older version of Vbox involved (5.0.40) That is due to complications on Openindiana regarding installing recent vbox versions.] I've been trying to setup lubuntu as guest in a vbox vm on an openindiana host (solaris x86 11 off-shoot). I've run quite a few vms on this oi host some

Re: [lubuntu-users] lenovo_wmi or acer_wmi for Lenovo laptops (64bit)

2018-01-23 Thread Richard H. McCullough
FYI The attached spreadsheet shows the partitions for my dual boot Lubuntu 16 and Windows 10 Pro. When I re-installed Windows 10, it set up the first six GPT partitions to go with my partitions (4 and 6). Richard H. McCullough http://ContextKnowledgeSystems.org

Re: [lubuntu-users] lenovo_wmi or acer_wmi for Lenovo laptops (64bit)

2018-01-23 Thread Israel
On 01/23/2018 06:16 AM, Richard H. McCullough wrote: > > I'm now convinced the system clock resetting to London (UTC) time is > not a CMOS battery problem. > > Other people are complaining about this Insider Preview problem on the > Microsoft Feedback Hub. > > > Richard H. McCullough >

Re: [lubuntu-users] lenovo_wmi or acer_wmi for Lenovo laptops (64bit)

2018-01-23 Thread Richard H. McCullough
I'm now convinced the system clock resetting to London (UTC) time is not a CMOS battery problem. Other people are complaining about this Insider Preview problem on the Microsoft Feedback Hub. Richard H. McCullough http://ContextKnowledgeSystems.org From:

Re: [lubuntu-users] flash in browsers

2018-01-23 Thread Harry Putnam
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