To me it seems that it is just lacking in RAM.
Trisquel's requirements can be found here
(http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/system-requirements) , but you will have to
confirm that you are using the default ISO (uses GNOME).
The processor seems to be 64-bit
I was using the default Trisquel 7,0 GNOME desktop and this also happened to
me. In my case, the cursor was black and in the screenshot it was white or
the other way around. For taking the screenshot I used gnome-screenshot.
I can't really help you with the update manager as I have really
HP Color LaserJet cm1312nfi Multifunction Printer HPLIP Support
Here is the doccumentation:
http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/models/color_laserjet/hp_color_laserjet_cm1312nfi_mfp.html
Device Plugin (Required/Optional) Min.
Plugin Version Reason(s)
HP Color LaserJet cm1312nfi Multifunction Printer Required 2.8.10 Scanning
support.
From http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/plugin.html, this has the complete
listing of printers that
Here is an update. I was discussing this issue with vixxio on IRC and we
still have not figured out a solution.
The printer is being connected by USB and it was listed when the command
lsusb was used, both prior and post reboot.
Initially, this was the method being followed to install the
Include the output of:
df -h
Probably /var is full if you made a separate partition. If not then it's the
root partition or the whole system, which you should solve quickly as it can
cause the system to be unstable.
Do want advice on replacing the function of the software you are currently
using? In that case it would probably help if you listed the software you use
or be descriptive about what you use the software for and what you want it to
do in the future.
It's hard to tell what the problem is. What I have experienced is some
software looping and creating tremendous amounts of logs, but it could be a
script gone wild, for example. You should really tells us what your partition
scheme is like or include the output of df -h so we can target
Are any of these relevant?
root@trisquelserver:/usr/share/hplip# apt-cache search libusb
libftdi1 - Library to control and program the FTDI USB controller
libftdipp1 - Library to control and program the FTDI USB controller
libgusb-dev - GLib wrapper around libusb1 - development files
libgusb-doc
Is there no chance that the panel is hidden off-screen? This has happened to
me on some monitors. You can change the resolution in gnome-control-center .
There is also a tool to popup the menu. It does the same action as if it were
clicked by the mouse. It's called gnome-panel-control and it
From what I read, you are judging something as good and bad without making
clear that this is your own perspective.
Since you are keeping yourself to TV adverts, you have to understand that
they are produced by marketing teams, not the product designers themselves or
the companies' owners.
The addon description says that it blocks ads and then that it blocks
annoying ads and then just ads again. Seems like not very well defined at
all. I have also read through their Acceptable Ads policy, the following
comes to attention:
No applicant will be favored or treated differently,
That is what I imagined, but without a clear statement on the website, it is
too much of a risk since I am depending on the router. I think this also
happened, when I was looking at different Operative Systems for my router.
For those of you that want to keep the default Trisquel 7.0 GNOME Flashback
look of your desktop and want window snapping. You will have to switch your
window manager for Compiz. I wrote it up over here
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/compiz . Once you are done installing it, you
have to go
The .iso image is not granted to be the same unless you check the hashes
that are shared by the download provider. Nonetheless, it is a shame that you
got such an issue. We can probably work this out faster if you tell us what
error you were given you when you ran the following command
Unfortunately, the original poster decided to link the more sensationalist
and speculative article, rather than the report it is based from (it is
linked in the first few paragraphs), which details some interesting
statistics and does not try to force the reader into thinking in a particular
I don't think sdcc works with binary files. I think you are supposed to use
the .ihx (intel hex) file with the device you want. This file contains
binary code translated into hex format.
The documentation seems to confirm this
(http://sdcc.sourceforge.net/doc/sdccman.pdf).
Yes, it is contradicting in the case that the formatting would be correct ( I
just considered two different cases). Now the latter is correct. Whatever you
name your interface on that file should take effect.
Note: If the configuration file is correctly configured your Atheros
interface
I can't really help you with Atom as I had never heard of it prior to your
comment.
Unless you include an excerpt from this process directly from the command
line it is going to be hard to help you further than what I told you above.
See http://shop.gluglug.org.uk/product/libreboot-installation-service/ . They
also mention installing an Atheros wireless NIC.
I still had one running last year. What a nightmare had to use printer
buffers so the computer would not freeze. Not to mention paper costs. It came
on a single sheet, 500 pages(A5) long perforated on both sides and it still
managed to jam.
Hey, any luck with formatting/opening/writing ?
It depends on the parent directory, in this case it is /usr/share . If this
parent directory does not give you write permission, you won't be able to
remove/edit/create files within this directory.
When you want to write outside of the /home/$USER/ directory with one of the
Desktop users it
Yeah, that sounds about right. Either libraries missing or flags not included
in the compile command.
It could be other things, like bad includes and other pre-processor tasks,
but less likely and harder to fix, if you are not familiar with the code and
there are some bad practices in the
Here's a nice size to capacity table with the year they were introduced in:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk#Sizes.2C_performance_and_capacity
1.44MB sounds more likely. I was handed a few dozens of these, when I
replaced a point of sale computer at an Hotel. Those make for nice cup
I have a TL-WR841N v8.4 at work (it's one of those that looks like a melted
heap of plastic). It has a physical wifi switch near the ethernet ports. I am
not sure if this particular model is compatible with libreCMC. You can check
the hardware specifications of some of the versions on the
Hmm, I have heard linux handles touchscreens in non-natural way. I guess it
has to be application specific or something. Maybe only some browsers support
touchscreen movement? I am uncertain. This is all hypothetical.
Well, you can change it to .txt (I do not recall sh bing there - maybe it
was just added?), but this should be addressed. Use this forum topic to try
and paste your files.
How are you trying to install it? Did you install anything to replace it's
function?
Here are a few commands for reference (I am running Trisquel 7.0 on this
machine):
root@trisq:~# apt-cache showpkg python3-distupgrade
Package: python3-distupgrade
Versions:
1:0.220.6+7.0trisquel11
Not one mention of the Brand, model or reference documentation? A Smart TV
can be a wonderful tool in the realm of Free software. I see lot of
generalization for the concept and not for the current status quo.
You also will have to understand that you do not represent the whole
user-base for the Smart TV technology and there are can be many
applications in the enterprise and hospitality world among others. The
products that are are mostly talked about are catered towards households and
Facebook
You wireless NIC is the of same series as this machine (they both depend on
the same non-free firmware to operate on linux - it's called iwlwifi for
reference) :
Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6230 [Rainbow Peak]
(rev 34)
I currently have a Wireless Repeater
You wireless NIC is the of same series as this machine (they both depend on
the same non-free firmware to operate on linux - it's called iwlwifi for
reference) :
Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6230 [Rainbow Peak]
(rev 34)
I currently have a Wireless Repeater
This probably warrants for a bug report. I tested it out and to me it seems
that the server tries to execute the file due to it's name, when you click
it. This happens despite any chain in permissions on the uploaded file.
Hmm, that was really the extent of what I know about floppy devices. You
mentioned both floppy drives being on the same cable. Are they in series
perhaps? I can see how the controller would handle this and Linux
subsequently getting confused. I forgot to mention this before...
In order to
Nvidia usually has a switch in the BIOS, if you have switchable graphics.
Probably for other cards too.
I do not know if there are other reasons for a wireless interface being named
any thing else than wlan0 other than unless you have multiple NICs (USB
dongles get the same name pattern from what I recall - wlanX for wireless and
ethX for ethernet) or you associated multiple names with the
I think the post refers to All-in-one computers as those that have the
motherboard behind the screen as as all relevant ports around the frame of
the screen or behind, which rarely mean that they're portable.
The Pocket Wee is a type of Single-board computer without the screen.
I see this
Can you give us the output of ip a then? Do you use any USB adapters or
not?
Two floppy drives are in my Trisquel 7 setup. One is a 3-1/2 inch that
works fine. On the same cable is another floppy drive, a 5-1/4 inch that
worked when it was in my old debian system, long since abandoned. However,
with them both in place, powered up, and containing appropriate disks,
I do not know what to tell you really. The GNOME Flashback DE is all about
simplicity. It even comes with Metacity, which is a simple window manager. I
do prefer the settings you get when you right click the Desktop on XCE, GNOME
Flashback's is just too minimalist (it does not even give you
Just read it, please.
I finally managed to test this and I am having the same issue. I tested both
Icecat and Abrowser on a fresh and upgrafed Trisquel 7.0 install. I was able
to sign up to sync within Abrowser, but logging in results in Unexpected
Error (both of these actions require javascript to be enabled in
The output from ip a shows that the system is only using the Atheros card.
I have a couple devices with multiple ethernet ports and the naming for the
interfaces was persistent across reboots, but I guess wireless interfaces do
not load consistently(paralel).
Do you often remove one of
Since I do not seem to be able to edit my own post:
Virtualbox will not be included in Trisquel 7 as the newer versions (from
4.2 on) depend on the non-free open watcom compiler. I was not aware of this
change and therefore I cannot really recommend your to use Virtualbox
anymore.
Why would they work fine 4 or 5 times, then suddenly get weird on me? you
have to clarify if it is the network, the number of isos, the iso that shows
up a prompt,...
About the network.
ifup/ifdown only works if you have a configuration file
(/etc/network/interfaces by default) that has
You should be able to do this through your Desktop Environment, I will assume
that it's GNOME Fallback it is the default. If you cannot find what you are
looking for in the Gnome Control Center Mouse Touchpad Touchpad and
then disabling Tap to click, you can check directly in GNOME's
Telinome,
Using KVM virtualization usually implies setting static values in the
respective internet configuration file (/etc/network/interfaces) and I have
used this method, but it's just too unpractical. So I really recommend that
you get Virtualbox if you find yourself frequently on the
It depends on what program is managing your network interfaces. Some add an
entry to an external configuration file, for example when it includes WPA
configurations.
But idealy that's how you want the file to look like in the case of
NetworkManager.
The hardware does not seem to be an issue, but will still need some more info
other than it not booting sometimes. You could try to install the basic
netinstall version of Trisquel and see if it also breaks, but this is like
walking in the dark.
It might help if you include the hardware that you are trying this on. I
recall getting a very similar error on an Asus EEE 1001P for the default
configuration on guvcview, but unfortunately I did not have time to chase
this issue at the time and I not longer have that laptop ( I was able to
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