At specified time I was checking the result, I found out the script
entries which are given not executed at all.
From the log file “/var/log/cron” , I can see the “/etc/cron.hourly”,
“/etc/cron.daily” , etc getting executed properly only the entry done
using “crontab -e “ is not getting
If the BIOS works fine, then were you not able to boot a live-usb
session at all?
BIOS works fine. It even detects the HDD. But I was unable to boot even
from a live-usb. After I removed the HDD from the laptop, I am able to
boot from live-usb, confirming that the issue was with HDD.
Just
On 01/01/2013 04:35 PM, Mathew Roy wrote:
Thanks for the help.
But sadly, it simply will not boot from any device, be it pendrive, or
bootable cd. Well. I opened the laptop, and removed HDD and now I can
boot from pendrive.
Do you mean to say that your laptop was not booting from any device
I have an MCP51 chipset and I don't have any issues in Fedora 11.
Are you sure Alsa is installed properly on your machine? Run alsa-info to
get diagnostic info.
If there is a problem with Alsa, you can try upgrading or re-installing Alsa
drivers and utilities.
Kurian
On Wed, Dec 2, 2009 at
The fun is, I can get the sound in headphones. Still no sound in the front
speakers of the laptop.
Does anyone here have any new ideas to tackle?
Some cards have separate volume controls for headphone out and speaker out
and some have a switch for enabling speaker out. You can either look for
Try DeeVeeDee or ManDVD
On 06/09/2009 01:44 PM, stranger in black. wrote:
@ sahab
tried k3b, but the video file should be in dvd format... if it is in
any other format, it cant be written. so how to convert it to vob
format?
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 1:38 PM, sahab
Got the name wrong... It's DeVeDe
On 06/09/2009 10:40 PM, Kurian John wrote:
Try DeeVeeDee or ManDVD
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Also, try running a bandwidth test at
one of the numerous websites (Like http://www.speedtest.net/)
DNS issues can cause delays in site lookup, but the connection itself
could become slow if your phone line is noisy.
Kurian
On 05/14/2009 07:04 AM, BINNY THOMAS wrote:
Hi.
I recently
You can try bcm43xx-fwcutter (If you
have a bcm43xx WiFi chip) or ndiswrapper. fwcutter should be
convenient because the kernel module for ndiswrapper needs to be built
every time you upgrade to a new kernel. Google for Broadcom Wifi under
Linux and fwcutter. There's a lot of howtos available
It's most probably a routine check for updates or a repository
refresh. Run lsof -i from a terminal to see all active internet
connections.
Read these for more info on the command
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1049412.html
http://sial.org/howto/debug/unix/lsof/
Kurian
Can you try mounting a CD
manually? Can you try this and tell us what happens?
mkdir ~/test
sudo mount /dev/cdrom ~/test
You can use gparted (or mkdosfs/mkntfs if you're a command line guy) in
Ubuntu to format your drives.
Kurian
On 03/29/2009 01:11 AM, ganesh wrote:
my cd drive is
Jayaram, Isn't that a Windows only application?
And I see that it's just a GUI which uses the Microsoft text-to-speech
engine.
@Midhun: You can use festival for text to speech in GNU/Linux. Read
these for more info
http://www.xenocafe.com/tutorials/php/festival_text_to_speech/index.php
What
Manilal
suggested is probably the easiest way to do it.
However, if that doesn't work for some reason or you ever have a
requirement of mapping a windows share to a directory of your choice,
add the following line to /etc/fstab
\\servernameorip\share targetdir
cifs
Did you check your volume and switches in the mixer? Many soundcards
share mic jacks with line-in or rear/side speakers.
For that you can either use the mixer from the volume control icon in
the notification area or run alsamixer -c0 from the command line
On 03/23/2009 09:34 PM, BINNY THOMAS
Dear Vipin,
Can you provide more info? Like the distribution you are using, kernel
version and the hardware which's giving you trouble? Is it an external
hard drive?
I just googled the error and found some support forums suggesting
removal of the usb-ehci kernel module for similar problems
That depends on how your broadband modem is configured. I think BSNL
nowadays configures most modems to handle the PPPoE part so that the end
user just has to plug in the network cable.
If the modem is not configured for automatic connection, you can either
configure it to do that or use pppoeconf
Hi Subin,
Please check the other channels (PCM / Wave / Front) in the mixer to see if
any of them are set to a low value.
The install script needs more error handling. You can probably take it up
and learn while doing it. :)
Regards,
Kurian
On Sat, Jan 31, 2009 at 11:09 AM, subin sebastien
Junise,
Did you try the options in Syam's first mail? Boot into a LiveCD (in IDE
SCSI mode) and re-install GRUB to /dev/sda?
If that doesn't work, a re-install of Windows with SATA drivers might be the
only solution.
Also, can you post the exact error message you receive when you try to boot
Sanal,
What was the issue you faced while you were attempting the steps mentioned
in Ubuntuforums?
You can give ManDVD a try.
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php/ManDVD?content=83906
It has a nice gui for converting video files and creating DVDs with menus
Not all DVD players have the
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