Public bug reported:
Fresh installation of Ubuntu 17.10.1. Apparently this new motherboard is
configured in UEFI mode. Because wanting total control of the
partitioning schema used, I chose manual partitioning in the beginning
of the installation. When installing "grub-uefi-something-whatever-64"
Calling 'apt-install grub-efi-amd64-signed' failed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1743379
Title:
Installation failed late because of UEFI partition was not created
during manual
It seems tftpd-hpa interprets option --address ::69 to mean that only listen on
IPv6:
1. By default (with TFTP_ADDRESS=[::]:69) it is started as
/usr/sbin/in.tftpd --listen --user tftp --address [::]:69 --secure
--create /srv/tftp
2. netstat (command sudo netstat -anutp | grep '[:]69')
NOTE: There is an obvious limitation in the above solution - if you
want to listen on different port then you are back to square one. I wish
this helps someone to bypass the problem while waiting for proper and
complete fix.
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NOTE: There is an obvious limitation in the above solution - if you
want to listen on different port then you are back to square one. I wish
this helps someone to bypass the problem while waiting for proper and
complete fix.
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It seems tftpd-hpa interprets option --address ::69 to mean that only listen on
IPv6:
1. By default (with TFTP_ADDRESS=[::]:69) it is started as
/usr/sbin/in.tftpd --listen --user tftp --address [::]:69 --secure
--create /srv/tftp
2. netstat (command sudo netstat -anutp | grep '[:]69')
For me -ass flag did not work, at least not for a particular .mkv video with
embedded subtitles.
But when I followed the advice in http://www.helpsworld.org/blog/?p=434, and
run mplayer with
LC_CTYPE=zh_CN.utf-8 environment set, I got Chinese subtitles (both
traditional and simplified
Chinese)