Hi guys, I was trying to format my USB flashdrive but something went wrong, now the drive's LED keeps on blinking and it won't show up in my desktop, and trying a manual mount says:mount: no medium found on /dev/sdbBUT, lsusb does show the drive, so its not dead!
Fedora 17 GNOME is installed on my Asus 1015PX netbook. Today, my flashdrive started autorunning when I inserted it into an USB port. GNOME ceased asking if I want to open the flashdrive. The flashdrive automatically opens.
I fear a rootkit infected my flashdrive. Anyone know of a live CD with clamtk with GUI I can boot to to scan my flashdrive? Parted Magic CD has clam but without a GUI.
Hello everyone,
So about a year back I had ubuntu and xp running as a dual boot on my Asus eeepc 1000hd. I had nothing but problems, so I deleted ubuntu. But I cant remember how I got ubuntu on here in the first place.
Hello everyone,
So about a year back I had ubuntu and xp running as a dual boot on my Asus eeepc 1000hd. I had nothing but problems, so I deleted ubuntu. But I cant remember how I got ubuntu on here in the first place.
I am using Ubuntu 9.10 and when I put in the sudo fdisk -l command in the terminal it reads my hard drive, floppy drive, but not my floppy drive.
Hi guys/gals,
I have installed ubuntu before on my laptop (hp envy m6) before no problem. I currently have a CLEAN (i think) install of windows 8 (meh) on it. I am trying to now keep my Windows 8 install on the internal drive, and USB boot off of a 500GB toshiba external USB drive. I have the Fedora 18 disk in the DVD drive.
I'm looking for a way to permanently mount any media placed in the super drive (data cd / audio cd / data dvd / video dvd).
I am using a PowerMac G5 running Fedora 12. No media mounts automatically.
When i restart to fedora, the media left in the super drive does not mount.
Media in the super drive will boot (live cd) at open firmware option 'o'.
I know how stupid this sounds BUT is it possible to install a linux distro that has been loaded to the drive it was booted from?
I was thinking of installing Arch or Puppy to a flashdrive that Would be hosting itself.
OR
Is there a precompiled drag and drop style distro that you can drop the files to and run with constant persistence from drive to drive?
Other limiting factor is that the overa
I'm new to these forums, as well as Linux, but hopefully you guys can help me. I've been considering erasing Windows off my hard disk to gain some space, but until then, I want to know that I can do everything I'll want to do.
I've followed many tutorials and threads on the internet, but they never work for me.
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