So I kinda got the hang of iptables but what I don't get is where all these other rules just kinda showed up.
10.04LTS
http://paste.ubuntu.com/469556/
I have an ASUS M5A78L-M LX V2 motherboard, the usb ports of which are all USB 2.0. I realised that my wireless USB card was working and connecting much faster connected to the front panel USB ports.
Dual boot system, Win XP and Ubuntu 11 with Grub, working fine.
Update from 11.10 to 12.04 runs smooth, at end I reboot.
At boot, Grub menu won't appear, I get:
error: out of partition
grub rescue>
Tried the boot-repair disk.
Hi!
I am trying to copy-paste a tarball (or any folder) from desktop to the folder /usr/local
and after I make copy (right click --> copy) and try to paste it in some of the system folders (like the one mentioned) the paste option is inactive.
Please help!!!
I am using windows and is connecting to an ubuntu server I want to add this line to a text file
/dev/xvdf /mnt1 auto defaults,nobootwait 0 0
obviously I prefer to copy and paste that rather than typing it
So I do nano /etc/fstab in amazon ec2
Then what?
I can't paste anything. How do I paste lines like that to nano or any other linux text editor?
Ubuntu was the distribution that shot to fame not only because of its simplicity to use and install, but also because of it's Free CD project. However, Canonical has now decided to stop it's Free-for-all offering and will now offer free CDs only to those who are in need of it.
I'm inside of the terminal right now and just about to make a new application.
After a clean install of Ubuntu 12.10 the system wont boot. After the BIOS screen I get the message: Error 1692: No operating system found
I ran the boot-repair utility without success. Here is the boot info that utility generated:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/5695250/
Everything looks correct as far as I can tell.
VMware includes the ability to copy and paste to and from your virtual machine window. To enable this, you will need to install the VMware tools inside your virtual machine.