SteveEast;566619 Wrote:
> Oh dear, I hope you can make another copy of the disk! You just built an
> empty file system on top of the one you copied.
This is bad. This could be very bad.
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SteveEast;566584 Wrote:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
>
I had some luck, but still am stuck.
The link suggests:
mkfs.ext2 -j MyFilesystem.img
which worked. or at least said it did.
and then the mount, seems to succeed:
mount imagebay2 /home/pfarrell/imagebay2 -o loop
bu
Oh, yes, sorry, its Linux, Debian.
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y them, etc.
I made the copy with dd, but I don't know the commands to do the next
step.
How do I use the created image? I assume there is some suitable mount
command. Pointers appreciated.
Thanks
Pat
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This may help
http://www.gratisoft.us/sudo/man/sudoers.html
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using either testing or unstable. Not as least
for a rookie. I use them all the time, but I'm a beta tester, and I'm
crazy. Right now, the 7.3 branch is very unstable, so don't go near
it.
Have you tried having apt-get uninstall it all, sprinkle garlic on it,
and start
I do
this so that my SqueezeBoxen can think they are using DHCP, but I
assign constant TCP/IP addresses (using the MAC address) so that the
devices stay known.
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Now, if you want to do it the way you inititally asked, there is a
thread on using CLI from cron. Its actually easy, and if you speak
cron, you may use it to start other useful things.
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what distro you running?
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Can you use the System -> administration -> services to have a gui
control?
I use pure debian on my SqueezeCenter box, and I don't GUI it, but I do
use Ubuntu as a desktop, like the laptop that I'm typing this on now.
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root. Its bad in many ways.
Normal practice is to invent a limited power user and run the
application that way.
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'net,
much like Mandriva.
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snarlydwarf;247170 Wrote:
> Mysql uses threads. The obvious sign is that the memory usage for all
> is exactly the same. Processes would show some variation in size.
>
Nice explaination. Thanks
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JoeyC;247214 Wrote:
>
> I had a look at the slimserver my.cnf but i couln't find any
> documentation about it nor any clue in it as to how to tweak the number
> of threads.
>
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/index.html
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probably vintage 1999 or so.
I think (IMHO etc) that Debian is a great match for a
SlimServer/SlimCenter box. Its got enough GUI that you can approach it,
but it doesn't have all the user friendly cruft that Ubuntu has.
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I have not gone to 7.10 on my SS/SC box, but did on my laptop, and I
should have followed your advice.
It wasn't broke, and I tried to fix it. Now the graphics is weird.
Better to wait a month or so, IMHO
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Havoc;236675 Wrote:
> Why not Gentoo? If you just follow the manual
>
Manual? You mean RTFM? Not a prayer.
Nobody reads manuals anymore. Perhaps never did.
If its not point and click, its no good.
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mal linux users don't bother with.
Assuming of course, that any linux users are normal :-)
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