Install cmaptools ubuntu how to#
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Habeouscorpus, the thing is that i cant install any OS cause it appears 'This kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU' I've just installed vsftpd but I can't access it from my laptop, any ideas what i've done wrong? Could it be ipfw? Hey, what's that service called that ubuntu is doing like dropbox?įulka: then enter it cd.

Hey guys, installed ISPConfig, everything everything is fast until I try to access the DB, it's so slow things often time out Mndrll: I've used it on a 32 if that helps any. archive_name.bin and still nothingĪre all usb devices (mouse,keyboard) in udev now?

Install cmaptools ubuntu 64 Bit#

Have anyone used or uses VirtualBox on a 64 bit machine with ubuntu 10.10įulka, try running in a term window and see if any errors get kicked back I have checked to 'excecute as a program' I double click in it, and nothing happens again. Vitalius, maybe sudo service hotplug restart Is there a way to restart USB service? it used to be in /etc/init.d/hotplug but where did it move in 10.04?įulka: chmod +x made the bin executable now you need to execute it If you are not answered, ask again later but see also !repeat and !attitude This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. Is there a repository for the most up to date stable kernel available on ?įulka: Avoid following your questions with a trail of 'Please, help me', 'Can nobody help me?', 'I really need this!', and so on. it ask me for my password, I give it, and nothing else happens

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I have downloaded the bin archive then I executed in terminal: sudo chmod +x archive_name.bin. Sorry, I have just connect because I need to install CmapTools on Ubuntu and I can't. Ubottu: we're pleased to be making our GPS systems jealous in your pressenceĮrror: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) Gatoparlante: You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot -)įulka: neither of those users is in this channel. KB1JWQ, Linux PhoenixFX 2.6.35-28-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Tue Mar 1 14:39: x86_64 GNU/LinuxīlaDe^: try joining #vsftpd and asking your question there

Rachel_hp: #ffmpeg should be able to help you out I've been reading up on dpkg-reconfigure locales, and everyone says that I should be able to choose my default language.however when I run it I am not able to. I've just installed vsftpd but I can't access it from my laptop, any ideas what i've done wrong? Links with more info: and - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT.Īny suggestions for ffmpeg command tutorial Gatoparlante: Samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments.

Mndrll: Avoid following your questions with a trail of 'Please, help me', 'Can nobody help me?', 'I really need this!', and so on. Is there a way to share a folder via SAMBA in a NTFS partition? PhilMather, please see my private message How can i install GCC witthout having MAKE installed? Cuz i need MAKE to install GCC and vice versa :O now i'm editing the same file in 2 windowsĭdbt_nl, try opening the second file in the second window Maco: and how can i open 2 separate files then? i mean. If it's connected directly to the other computer or going through a switch, it still does it :/ Ok_wait, is it going through a router or a switch? I'm using pinguy with ubuntu 10.10 (gnome) has anybody heard of this?ĭdbt_nl: ctrl+w and arrow keys to move around What can i do to make network manager stop disconnecting and reconnecting my shared wired connection? it's like a child playing with a light switch. In emacs it's C-x 2 or C-x 3, but in vim, I don't knowĭdbt_nl: or for a vertical split: :vsplit

Install cmaptools ubuntu how to#

a split screen in viĭdbt_nl: I find NERDTree useful with vim, browse the files on one side, and hit o to open them in a window or t in a new tabĭdbt_nl, don't know how to do it in vim, emacs its ctrl-x, then ctrl-arrows to switch windowsĭdbt_nl, sorry, can't remember from the top of my head. Lmontrieux: the last one, that was the one i was looking for. was just looking for a way to split the screen in VI srv//1/#ubuntu.txt /srv//1/#ubuntu.txt ddbt_nlĭaPenguin: i know about tabs.