Error:
LiveCD fails to boot with the following error:
Searching for the loop image [DONE]
ERROR: Unable to mount the livecd
Dropping you to a limited shell …………….
Resolution
Add the following word on grub menu
all-generic-ide
Error:
LiveCD fails to boot with the following error:
Searching for the loop image [DONE]
ERROR: Unable to mount the livecd
Dropping you to a limited shell …………….
Resolution
Add the following word on grub menu
all-generic-ide
The following command can be used to compress entire directory in a file :
tar cjf <FileName>.tar.bz2 <DirectoryPath>
Ctrl+Alt+Enter will return you from full-screen mode.
You can use the same set of keystrokes to enter into the full-screen mode.
use the following command for checking ext3 filesystem using fsck
fsck -c <drive>
<drive>: path of drive which you like to get scanned,
NOTE: IT Is aways advice to unmount the partition which needs to be scanned.
mount -t cifs //<IPAddressOfRemoteMachine>/<Share> -o username=myntaccount,password=mypassword /mnt/ntfs
Whenever you get the above error then it can be resolved by executing the following command
dbus-uuidgen > /var/lib/dbus/machine-id
Issue : I’m trying to build/install an rpm and it keeps giving me these warnings while installing the binary. Though I heard this could be safely ignored as its bcos there is no user XXX on my box, was wondering if there is a way to supress this in the rpm spec file itself. I know I could also manually build it as root. But curious if we could supress this from the spec.
Resolution:
Add the following in the spec file and recompile the spec file
%defattr(-,root,root)
The script can be used to batch download the files from the internet. say for example the website contain files from 1.zip to 100.zip at
http://www.something.com/zipfiles/ folder. then the download command will be
AnotherDownloader.py http://www.something.com/zipfiles/*.zip 1 100 /home/test/download
the above command will download the files to /home/test/download folder.
Use the following command to convert rm files to ogg files.
$ mplayer “aks1.rm” -ao pcm:file=temp.wav | oggenc -q 10 -o “aks1.ogg” temp.wav
$ rm temp.wav
For some reason, when compiz is running VLC does not show any video. I found the work around to the issue by following the below instructions
I am adding a script which will convert the mp3 from a folder to ogg. mpg123 and oggenc are prerequisite for this scirpt. It can be download from http://mayankjohri.files.wordpress.com/2007/08/mp32ogg.pdf
The PreReq’s are mpg123, vorbis-tools, python-id3
Steps to follow
Unfortunately Slackware 12.0 does not unable update of OS by default, slackpkg needs to be installed from the install CD/DVD which is located in “extra\slackpkg” folder.
installpkg slackpkg*.tgz
uncomment only one mirror on /etc/slackpkg/mirrors file which represent your version.
slackpkg update; slackpkg upgrade-all
the above command will upgrade your machine.
When Compiz is running then the title bar on maximized windows are drawn completely white for my Laptop R32.
The solution of the issue is to create /etc/drirc file with the following contents:
<option name=”allow_large_textures” value=”2″ />
edit the /etc/pacman.conf on your slackware/frugalware machine and add or update the following.
ProxyServer = your.proxy.server ie proxy.domain.comProxyPort = your_proxy_port ie 8080
1. apt-get install mpg321 vorbis-tools (If you don’t have them on your machine)
Note: If you get error, check that you have contrib and non-free depositories in your sources list
2.Code: mpg321 input.mp3 -w raw && oggenc raw -o output.ogg
Note: raw is just a file name, it could be anything you want…
sudo passwd -l root
This command will set Null as the root password. {To be used in ubuntu}
When one adds a new repositry in sources.list file then there is a high possibility that we face the following error when `apt-get update` command is executed
————————- Error —————–
W: GPG error: http://edevelop.org unstable Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 7E5D69A103CA4243————————————————-
W: GPG error: http://ftp.debian-unofficial.org sarge Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY D5642BC86823D007
W: There are no public key available for the following key IDs:
B5D0C804ADB11277
W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
To resolve this issue i have created a script which when provided the KeyID will download the key and add it to your key ring.
---------------------------------- Script ------------------------
gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys $1
gpg --armor --export $1 | apt-key add -
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