http://techcrunch.com – Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer has been placed in “administrative segregation,” prison shorthand for solitary confinement for “investigative purposes.” Supporters believe he was locked down and given no Internet access because of his ability to send Tweets to a third party who relayed them on his private account. (IT news)
https://bbs.archlinux.org – Even if all your partitions are btrfs subvolumes, you still have to tell the kernel/initramfs which partition to mount as your rootfs. This is typically done with a kernel command line parameter. So if your root is in fact the root of the btrfs filesystem, it would be rootflags=subvolid=0. Though this can also be done by setting a default /. Something like "btrfs subvo (HowTos)
https://bbs.archlinux.org – Chehri wrote:Koopa wrote:Since others have reportedly seen the same issue, and I finally got to my computer after this initial post, I've filed a bug. You can find it here:https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/35262Thanks,-KoopaThanks for reporting it. Slight note though, I had no noise at all (no flickering).If someone could update this thread when a new kernel works, that'd be great! (HowTos)
https://bbs.archlinux.org – You use EFISTUB, but does that mean you are booting via a bootmanager (Gummiboot or rEFInd), or are you using a direct efibootmgr entry?I take it you have tried to use an efibootmgr entry, as otherwise I think it would be quite obvious if you made it to a boot manager... (HowTos)
https://bbs.archlinux.org – Does your wireless device support this feature? Not every feature that is offered as a setting by iwconfig will work for every device. I have a crappy realtek card that I no longer use, and it did not support power_save by iwconfig. But it was able to be set when the module was loaded through a kernel parameter.I see you are trying to use wlan1, which you mention is a usb device. (HowTos)
http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I have a machine that has a dual boot configuration with Ubuntu and Slackware and I need nomodeset for both. For Ubuntu, I can specify nomodeset in /etc/default/grub, but how can I set it for slackware ? Per my undestanding, modifying /boot/grub/grub.cfg isn't a good idea as it gets overridden everytime Grub gets updated, and one option I can think of is modifying 30_os_prober in a way that au (Hardware)
http://ubuntuforums.org – I have a fresh, unupdated installation of ubuntu 12.04 precise. I did a bit of digging to try and get ubuntu to use my Belkin N600 DB so it can connect to the internet so it can update. I came across the idea of using ndiswrapper. I got an installation of it and tried to install it when the error 'dependency is not satisfiable: dkms (>=2.1.0.0), and now i'm stuck. (Hardware)
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