I am not able to boot Ubuntu.
I tried to start my computer with a USB hard drive already connected and on(I was going to back up files). This led to a number of problems. First on booting the computer the screen showed this message " The disk drive for /media/Data Copy is not ready yet or not present" then offered option S to Skip, M manual recovery or wait.
When I start my laptop and try to login, I'm facing these messages:
Could not find ICEauthority
and
Problem with configuration server
/use/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-santy-check-2 exited with status 256.
After closing both error windows, if I press CTRL+ALT+T the terminal window opens normally.
I Tried hardly but unable to solve these problems. If any one can, please help me.
Hi
I have a F17 Kernel 3.5.0-2 machine which will boot fine and open a Gnome Login Screen. When I attempt to login it comes back with an error message. Could not update ICEauthority file /home/xxxx/.ICEauthority. (xxxx is user).
Is there away to clear this authentication hangup that will allow me to login properly? I have tried 'mv to a .bak file. No luck. Tried touch function.
After installing madwifi, I get this error message at login
couldn't update ICEauthority/home/name/ICEaithority.
Now I don't have to login i.e. enter my password. It just goes to a black screen and I get this error, which I close out and than I am logged into my desktop which seems to be fine.
Hello all geeks of the ubuntu !
Could not update ICEauthority file /home/missiria/.ICEauthority
Is the error I get every time I boot up..
Hello,
I'm an Ubuntu 12.04 user.
Today when I turned on my computer, I got the following message upon login:
"Could not update ICEauthority file /home/user/.ICEauthority"
I've been searching around how can I fix it, but still haven't found the solution.
So, I have a raid 1 array that's not starting at boot. I have to manually restart the array, mount it, then add the second drive to as it shows 1 drive failed. it recovers and works fine... until I reboot. Then I have to start all over again.
Hello,
I've started using Ubuntu 12.10 on a VMware Workstation 9, and I am encountering TWO significant problems:
(1) The boot process is AWFULLY slow. Frequently it gets stuck somewhere in the middle,
and I have to reset the (virtual) computer.