Basically I have a file that needs to be executed, but the executable starts at 300(hex) bytes into the file. How would I execute this file without modifying it(Taking away the first 300h bytes)?
Where do we draw the line between "I'm having the same problem, too" posts and partial answers?
This answer and its comments are what have motivated me to ask this. But I'm hoping for a general answer to this question, too, if it's reasonable to have one.
As Zanna pointed out, our official help...
I was recently writing a script where I needed to be able to present a list of currently connected USB storage devices for user selection. I searched for a way to list connected storage devices, and found this question (call it question A) which is marked as a duplicate of another question (call ...
I could swear there was a 500 point bounty on this question: How to fix Bang and Olufsen Audio for HP laptops?
...and I could swear I saw it go into a 9 hour grace period last night. But upon looking at it tonight I don't see the slightest hint there was ever a bounty on the question.
Which beg...
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Just after upgrade my system start to fail when I try to login as normal user both via gdm and tty. However it's not possible to login as root too. When try to login via tty it outputs 'Login Incorrect'. Via the gdm the same but another words used. I've changed passwords with live cd but it's not...
I've implemented BackupPC at work for our backup server running Ubuntu 16.04. I've correctly configured it, and I have 3 hosts I would like to backup. However, 1 of the hosts is taking forever to backup. The total size of the host is 882GB in size, compare that to another host I have backed-up su...
Sometimes, Ubuntu shows the following window:
This window can be caused by some background processes running, such as an automatic update, or a process which reports bugs to Canonical which manifests itself this way:
Since those are background processes, the first window is not shown in res...
Does anyone know if there's a "point release" for Ubuntu Gnome 17.04? I'm having some issues with a Live-USB of 17.04, and the issues seem to have been "fixed" - so is there a later release? (I've looked, and can't find one...) Thanks!
(The issues relate to DNS, so running update isn't a help for this at this stage.)
@Dɑvïd If they fixes are released for 17.04 and the goal is to get them on a live USB, you could either make a live USB with a persistent area and install the updates or (the cooler option) make a custom ISO image with the updates applied.
My laptop model is HP ENVY 4-1220tx Ultrabook. I installed Ubuntu 16.10 with SecureBoot enabled.
Yesterday I installed an OS Update from Ubuntu Software. Today, when I tried to boot my computer into Ubuntu under SecureBoot, it fails to authenticate the EFI file and therefore cannot boot.
Now I ...
When installing 16.04, I was asked to turn off "Secure Boot" if I wanted to install 3rd party modules/drivers.
I did not comply.
And when I installed manually the only 3rd party drivers I use (bcmwl-kernel-source), I was asked again (during the installation of the package) to turn off "Secure B...
@ByteCommander That's what i did and it does say 'Installing for x86_64-efi platform.Installation finished. No error reported". But it is lying..I checked it shimx64 is not present in EFI
@defalt then something else is wrong ... if you have installed ubuntu in efi mode on a GPT disk, this method installs all boot files (including shim) ! :)
I need to connect additional monitors on my computer and I get Fresco Logic FL2000DX USB display adapters. This adapters works perfect on Windows but I need to use on my development machine based on Ubuntu 16.04.
I find this on git hub: https://github.com/fresco-fl2000/fl2000 and try to install ...
@cl-netbox That's true. I used to have one on a now-dead lenovo S10-3 netbook. With Debian, I could install the driver from usb during install (still a pain actually) but with anything else I just used a usb dongle.
I have downloaded and installed amdgpu-pro-17.30-465504.tar.xz on Ubuntu 17.04 (64-bit).
I have verified that the libvdpau-amdgpu-pro package is installed:
$ dpkg -l libvdpau-amdgpu-pro:amd64
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/tri...
I once applied for a job at a company and they litteraly asked me "Are you familiar with POSIX"?
IIRC we (the guy interviewing me and I) had a short chat and along the lines I know it uses call back functions to communicate between processes/programs.
Byte Commander, it is safe for now as that directory only has one file in it for now, the command I usually post is sudo sed -i 's/wifi.powersave = 3/wifi.powersave = 2/' /etc/NetworkManager/conf.d/default-wifi-powersave-on.conf