It's an interesting problem I never saw before. The hard disk of this laptop has a harware problem (on a specific sector it got some problems).
That's why if I let Ubuntu installation to create the partitions, using the whole space, that fails.
However, if I create the partitions, without using...
@RonnieDroid So, the HDD seems to be fast enough now. I can do searching in nautilus, using the live USB (accessing the mounted location) and it's quite fast.
@IonicăBizău TBH, it is better if you tell the owner to get a new HDD, or better and SSD as you have already copied most of his data from this HDD, right?
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I installed Ubuntu 17.04 on an older laptop.
Everything seems to be working fine, except the Wifi.
The Wifi networks are not showing in the ifconfig output, nor in the UI.
The owner of the laptop said Wifi used to work before, when the laptop was running Windows 10.
Relevant output:
$ lspci ...
@IonicăBizău nope, but look around, you might see it, the manufacturer might call it another thing so read the hints on the right side for weird named options :-P
@IonicăBizău but mostly go with the answer I sent you a link to ;-)
so i got the .py file from Github, for the must part i can read it, i made a GTK interface using Glaid interface designer, now i don't know how to make them work together, how to specify a function to a button and so on lol
I have a large list of IP addresses (most are IPv4, but a few are IPv6), followed by a space and then a domain name, followed by another space and the same domain name with "www." in front of it. Each instance is on it's own line. The list looks like this (but is much larger):
23.212.109.137 at....
@RonnieDroid yes ... hahaha ... more frustrating that helping users to fix installation issues ... but others love to code ... so everybody does what he can - right ? :)
@cl-netbox Last night i was thinking to myself and i had a decision, i will learn programing soooo well, and take an Phd in physics, then i will make a software that can open portals for time traveling, i will go in time and kill the one who invented the computer :-D :-D
@cl-netbox Yes sure, i love to code, i just don't know how :-P
I think I may have actually found a workaround for this. It involves overriding the openOptionsMenu() method:
@Override
public void openOptionsMenu()
{
android.support.v7.widget.ActionMenuView actionMenuView = (android.support.v7.widget.ActionMenuView) mActionBar.getChildAt(2);
actionMen...
I have a HP EliteBook 8440p.
I dualbooted Ubuntu with pre-installed Windows 7. On windows 7, I never had any problems with wifi, but ever since I switched to linux, my wifi would go on and off.
Suppose by wifi name is BOB.
When I start the computer in ubuntu mode, BOB is on.
My wifi signal is ...
It's an interesting problem I never saw before. The hard disk of this laptop has a harware problem (on a specific sector it got some problems).
That's why if I let Ubuntu installation to create the partitions, using the whole space, that fails.
However, if I create the partitions, without using...
I think I may have actually found a workaround for this. It involves overriding the openOptionsMenu() method:
@Override
public void openOptionsMenu()
{
android.support.v7.widget.ActionMenuView actionMenuView = (android.support.v7.widget.ActionMenuView) mActionBar.getChildAt(2);
actionMen...
I have a HP EliteBook 8440p.
I dualbooted Ubuntu with pre-installed Windows 7. On windows 7, I never had any problems with wifi, but ever since I switched to linux, my wifi would go on and off.
Suppose by wifi name is BOB.
When I start the computer in ubuntu mode, BOB is on.
My wifi signal is ...
