I am now using command sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server to make my Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS support nfs.But it reports error:
Need to get 559 kB of archives.
After this operation, 1980 kB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue [Y/n]? Y
Err http://cn.archive.ubuntu.com/u...
Seeing as this question seems to be the main one for all "Broadcom wireless" questions, I believe the question could be cleaned up a bit.
The current question has remnants of what the original OP had tried, and other notes which may not be relevant to the vast majority of people who will read t...
I tried to help a friend with hard drive boot problems.
I first asked her to make a rescue disk (Ubuntu 12.04.3), and boot from it.
Then I asked her to open a console (Alt+F1) and use sudo to become root. All OK.
Then I told her to install openssh-server - so I can remotely login and look at th...
I am new to User Administration.
I created new user by logging into Root account but when I use ls command to display the number of users it only shows my default user account. But when I log out, it displays the user created by me on the GUI interface. I am using Ubuntu 13.10.
Yes you can install Ubuntu 12.04 using WUBI, just download the WUBI.exe here Download Ubuntu Desktop | Ubuntu, then execute it, it will download the iso file.
However if you already done downloading the iso file you can use it, just mount it using DAEMON TOOL, download it here DAEMON Tools Lite...
There are allot of Q's about the losses of data, and how to recover them.
Installed Ubuntu and accidently gave all the hard disk space to Ubuntu
HDD recovery tool
Tool for File Recover | Deleted Files Recovery
What are the best Recovery softwares for ubuntu 12.04?
And many more
My suggestion...
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This article says you can have increased performance in Linux with zRam (virtual swap compressed in RAM).
I have 4 GB of RAM , 2.93 GHz (Dual Core) & I use virtualization a lot (VMWare). Would it be helpful to my computer's performance to install zRam? I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 as my host and a VMW...
zRAM is a module of the Linux kernel, previously called "compcache". zRAM increases performance by avoiding paging on disk and instead uses a compressed block device in RAM in which paging takes place until it is necessary to use the swap space on the hard disk drive. Since using RAM is an alternative way to provide swapping on RAM instead of hard disk driver which is usually unavailiable during system booting, zram allows Linux to make more use of RAM when swapping/paging is required, especially on older computers with less RAM installed.
Even though the cost of RAM hardware is relativ...
I flagged an answer as "Not an answer". I saw later that OP changed the answer and now it is completely meaningful and appropriate. But I am wondering the edit is not showing. How is it possible?
I need a solution that allows me to control the time that each user spend on the computer, excluding idle time (some kind of parental control). I've tried timekpr, but it doesn't work on Ubuntu 13.10. pam_time is not what I'm looking for...
Here is how my situation looks like in practice:
There...
