don't ask why, but this is what I am looking to accomplish:
through a logged in SSH terminal, I want to be able to open an image in the console (runlevel 3) of tty1 (tty1 can be logged in or not, doesn't matter)
Hi,
I just typed in this program from my PHP book:
$variable=20 ;
do {
echo "The do...while loop says \$variable = ", $variable, "<br>" ;
}
while ($variable < 10) ;
...
This thread is based on my experience with KDE-4.3.x in driving an external projector with a cloned output of a laptop display. Discussion for this thread is here: Laptop External Monitor Support - openSUSE Forums
Hello everyone
***what I have***
1- 1TB HDD. "has 2 partitions"
1.1- Data1 250GB NTFS.
1.2- Data2 750GB EXT4. "Content 4 folders"
1.2.1- Documents.
1.2.2- Music.
1.2.3- Pictures.
1.2.4- Videos.
2- laptops with Ubuntu 10.10 Desktop 32bit.
Ok so I got a little bored and desided to make a fun little bash script that you can use to scare Linux neewbies :)
Here is the code:
Quote:
#!/bin/bash
clear
echo "Formating disk(s): " /dev/sd*
sleep 2
echo "Initialising..."
sleep 2
echo "Are you sure you want to format these disks?"
# Declare variable choice and assign value
I'm trying to set up a virtual JFS partition/image using the following tutorial:
( http://maurits.tv/data/garrysmod/wik...index3761.html )
I've already created the JFS image, however when I get to the mounting stage, the command is as follows:
"sudo mount -o rw,loop /root/test.img /mnt/test/"
and I get:
"mount: Could not find any loop device.
Hi
I was backing up my home dir when I found many ".jpg.pnj" and ".zip.id3" files. The ".pnj" files seem to be thunbnails for the ".jpg" files I have.
Hi,
I've had Kubuntu 9.10 32-bit running on my laptop since it came out, but in the past month all its networked printers have disappeared from the configuration, and I can't set up any more.
I've been through the forums again and again and cannot fix it. I've installed and reinstalled lots of packages related to CUPS but it doesn't seem to make a difference.
Hello - I am pretty new to linux. I would like to try to reinstall a barebones xp on a compac laptop as a dual boot with 11.1. I repartitioned using gparted so I now have 20 Gb free. Here (I hope) is the output of fdisk -lu http://www.imagebam.com/image/e9245a72098467
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