I'm seeing this problem in Lubuntu 20.04. The system discovered my
network printer automatically. (It chose A4 paper size, but I am in the
US and use letter size. Changing to letter didn't matter for this
problem.) When I print an error message pops up: "cups-pki-expired."
In the logs, I see th
A few days ago, I upgraded a dual boot system from Lubuntu 15.10 to
16.04, and could not get the system to accept that the clock was set to
the local timezone, not UTC. The upgrade stripped the UTC setting from
/etc/default/rcS:
# assume that the BIOS clock is set to UTC time (recommended)
UTC=no
"nofail" sounds like a good option.
Should also mention that Windows could still create or have a
hibernation file even when Fast Startup is disabled. I added
"remove_hiberfile" to the options for /mnt/windows in /etc/fstab to work
around that problem. That works for me, but some users may want
Public bug reported:
Problem is with systemd, or with how the installation configured
systemd.
Machine is a 64bit system, AMD CPU and graphics card, dual boot.
Windows 8.1 is on sda1 and 2, and Lubuntu 15.04 is on sda5 (swap), 6
(/), and 7 (/home). I installed Windows first. During install of
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