Mark Kirby

Here is the manual to get you started linux.die.net/man/8/e2fsck also a post I found on the topic askubuntu.com/questions/182231/…

OK what has happened is the file system got corrupted by ntfsfix and has protected its self so you can still boot. The only other suggestion I can think of is to use a file system repair. I am unfamiliar with this and do not know exactly what it will do, it should use the ext4 journal to repair it but I never used it before. To do this you will need to enter a Live CD because you cannot unmount / while using it. Once in the live desktop run umount /dev/sda9 then e2fsck /dev/sda9 and finally mount /dev/sda9 so you can test it or reboot back to your system.

I took that from this question here: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/404019/… It seems like the same issue but again I don't know about this, use at your own risk.

I don't think this is possible, so it might just fail, but how about running hdparm on that specific partition? sudo hdparm -r0 /dev/sda9

How about sudo hdparm -r0 /dev/sda (removes the write protection from the disk sda) then try mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda9 /

So after the first command, it says the write protection was disabled? Ignoring the second command, can you now write to the disk? Just open a text editor type something and try to save it.

Did you copy it exactly? The command passes on my system. What about like this mount -o remount,rw /dev/sda9 /

OK we can try something else. Open a terminal and run sudo su - then run mount -o remount,rw / did that give you write access?

If you boot from a live CD or USB and choose "Try Ubuntu", can you access the partition? It should just show up in the left hand part of the files browser.

So you ran ntfsfix on an Ext4 partition?

This is strange, formatting a partition that is not a system partition should not cause this issue. Did you ntfsfix the wrong partition?

Hey @Daniil Sure.

@Zanna I tried to save the links but some are broken, so, just for efficiency, I was replacing them with apt-get install, if more users are coming in on this, then we could do a package search and replace the links with new ones. May be an issue for some of the older stuff though.

@TheXed :)

@TheXed Sorry, I don't understand your question?

@UbuntuUser "mount a file to a usb" Are you just looking to copy an ISO to a USB? You are on Windows and want Ubuntu on that USB? Unetbootin' did not work?

@cl-netbox Thats a good answer, I remember that :) but what exactly are they trying to do?

@UbuntuUser Sorry to butt in but I have just been reading this and I am very confused. Are you trying to make a Windows USB on Ubuntu? or a Ubuntu USB on Windows? or something else?

@UbuntuUser You misunderstood my point in meta, that question was closed, I was talking about downvotes, not close votes. If it is a dupe, it is a dupe, I doubt that will change. Edit, unclosed, downvoted posts and ask for review. If you undeleat your questions so I can find them easily, I will try and find one's to edit and help remove your question ban.

@cl-netbox IDK it updated for me just now to -5, I guess it just got delayed?

@cl-netbox Thanks, you too mate, keep it up ;)

Could people please consider revising there votes to this question: askubuntu.com/questions/873313/… OP made a solid effort to improve the post.

Hi, it was bytecommander who was looking for a mod @jokerdino

Looks like @jokerdino has been here, see if he gets a notification. Apart from that, I have not seen one today.

@ByteCommander Thanks, just needed confirmation that was not an issue :)

Hi all. Does anyone know if an Ubuntu ISO can still run from a 2GB USB stick? Ubuntu.com says yes but it seems small these days, anyone tried?

@SeverusTux meta.askubuntu.com/questions/14593/…

Hi all, came across this room chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/45827/… and I think it should be removed, they seem to want a room to swear and rant in, while telling other users "if you don't like it GTFO". I don't think this should be allowed, other users have already said this to them too.

Being in the UK, I watch a lot of American shows we just don't get here.

@ByteCommander This is the best (legally dubious) TV site watchtvseries.se/search/doctor%20who it has almost everything.

Doctor 10 was really good, 11 took his character and ran with it. 9 was good to but only has one seson.

You should go back and watch it from 2005 because the later story reference the early episodes alot. @ByteCommander The time of the Doctor I think

I think when he gets his own companion next year he will hit his stride.

Capaldi really grew on me by the end, I look forward to the Christmas special now, Matt Smith was unbeatable though IMO. He is funny but it is a big contrast to the 11th doctor.

Good luck :)

Seems to work fine on X86

That is all I can think of, this guy had the same issue on backtrack ARM marc.info/?l=openvas-discuss&m=133715029912209 this one too backtrack-linux.org/forums/showthread.php?t=44335 no one answered any of them. Open a new question, refrensing this chat and your other question asking about openvas on arm, I can't find any solid info on a ARM version :(

This is the official download wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RaspberryPi I wonder if openvas has no support for ARM?

What build of Ubuntu server are you using, must be related to some unsupported distribution? It works fine on my desktop. You can see it with this command ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d

Every where I look takes me back to the PPA, something is wrong somewhere. Can you confirm ppa:mrazavi/openvas is in etc/apt/sources.list

Try just sudo apt install openvas

It tells me greenbone does not exist too! but it is right there. I got vas to install, like this sudo apt install libopenvas8 openvas-cli openvas-managerdoes that help you?

Now run the commands to add the PPA in the answer again

Get rid of that, open sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out any opensuse lines with a # at the start, then sudo apt update

What is that PPA? Disable it.

askubuntu.com/questions/59458/…

It can't resolve your host, what is the output of sudo apt update?

What is the error? Does the PPA add correctly? I don't see why it would fail, the PPA is right there and supports 16.04.

@edity "If you are sensitive to swearing or rants, please leave." You have no right to declare that, as I said above "all rooms are subject to the same rules and you can't have a room just full of smut."

@David Cole - Grammar Police What is the point of this room? It has no description, also "IF YOU DON'T LIKE CUSSING STAY OUT" That violates the terms of service, all rooms are subject to the same rules and you can't have a room just full of smut.