Several online documents on this subject talk about creating an SR with the option type=lvm but trying these:
# xe sr-create type=lvm device-config:device=/dev/server10/sr_guest1
name-label=sr1
The SR could not be connected because the driver was not recognised.
driver: lvm
It seems I ...
@LuisAlvarado Still people around with less than 1GB on their desktop... and you bother this an issue for a phone? /me likes the 24GB in my quad-core laptop though...
@gertvdijk for people with 1GB or less on their laptop they are just staying with really old hardware or don't wanna spend ANYTHING on computers with the prices of memory so low.
Please, for the love of god: Question marks don't need a spouse, the OS is called "Ubuntu" not "Ub" and you aren't typing up a SMS here - you can write out "you" and stuff like that, and then people might even be able to decipher it. Other than that: Welcome to Ask Ubuntu and good luck receiving an answer. — FEichinger18 mins ago
I literally laughed at that
I added:
Adding to FEichinger's comment, please also ask one question per question. If you have more queries, ask them as separate questions. Can I remove Ubuntu if I decide to do so? , Can I download directly from the installer without using USB or DVD?, what is the required size for downloading Ubuntu? and ` will I be limited only to the new volume I've created?` are all different questions! Good luck on Ubuntu and welcome! :)) — Mochan2 mins ago
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@GeorgeEdison Well, jrg's reasoning was a little jumpy and Jorge could definitely have phrased it better - so I do understand the heat.
I'm with the "keep them apart" crowd, though. Not necessarily because mobile is too broad, but because it applies more to the previous "actual Ubuntu on mobile devices", while ubuntu-for-phones is intended for what is effectively a whole new derivate.
Added that as an answer to the meta question now, btw.
We could consolidate all supported software under one tag. Everything tied to display under one. Everything about servers under one. And remove the twenty others adressing subsets of the above.
My point is: I don't give a flying crap about standard ubuntu on mobile devices. I do, however, find the idea of ubuntu for phones very intriguing. Does that mean I need the nexus installs highlighted as well?
Also, If people start using the new ubuntu-for-phones tag separately, we will have a lot of people mistagging them as the ubuntu-android or ubuntu-for-my-phone, not the specific "ubuntu for phones" we are actually trying to create a tag for, point is that there can be ubuntu on a phone without it being "ubuntu for phones"
then it's like, 6 months later, hey guys, follow drivers, xorg, kernel-modules, kernel-building, kernel-from-source, and all the other garbage that people created
That's why I recommended retagging the "non-ubuntu-for-phones" mobile questions to something like "mobile-installation" - something that indicates "this is about 'standard' ubuntu on a mobile device"
@Flabricorn I've heard of Code Academy. My little sister's IT teacher tried to teach them HTML in Year 5. They're teacher is the epitome of idiocy. It's a wonder how she's qualified. Plus, she teaches the little kids about Macs and Apple software. Stupid Australia. I'm moving to China!
@Mochan I have yet to see a teacher of programming that IS qualified. I do appreciate code academy for self teaching however, I see it may be beneficial if I am to become a minion @jrg .
@FEichinger Ah, I'm all the way back at loops and iterators.
@Flabricorn LOL. But yeah, my little sister is like "Hey, do you know how to make an iMovie? I do! Let me show you!". I tell her I already know and she begins to cry... kids, I tell you...
@Mochan The teacher sounds ridiculous. Sucker for apple products eh? I must say that I hardly feel OS X is going to benefit them. However since you are computer literate perhaps your sister was searching for both impression and approval. She maybe though of this as a area where you feigned ignorance.
@Mochan Did you steal my location on askubuntu? :D
@Flabricorn Probably. She's a little brat but she is very cute. She likes it when I use the terminal because she reckons it's cool XD. Especially apt because it 'moves'. Haha
Occasionally, there are legitimate questions asked but these maybe embellished with a lot of personal detail more suited to a blog; others contain "unnecessary" criticism of the software in question. By "unnecessary", I mean, at the minimum, not related to getting an answer to the specific questi...
@Flabricorn I am very experienced in iMovie (shoots self) and things like Adobe Suites are too good, and things like Windows Movie Maker aren't good enough. I'm kind of in limbo here.
Several online documents on this subject talk about creating an SR with the option type=lvm but trying these:
# xe sr-create type=lvm device-config:device=/dev/server10/sr_guest1
name-label=sr1
The SR could not be connected because the driver was not recognised.
driver: lvm
It seems I ...
This question is, and has always been, on topic.
The OP's reading of the FAQ is correct. A question about using built-in Ubuntu software and third party Ubuntu software on Ubuntu is a question about Ubuntu, and is on topic.
We don't consider questions about running Ubuntu software in Ubuntu to ...
