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1. MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY HOW TO
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4. MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY SOFTWARE
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It doens't put it's own green planet icon TBB hasĭumberer: sounds like you're on an old version possibly an older version of Tor used to do thatĭumberer: that's also a known issue because it *runs* a version of Firefox Teward: when I launch TBB with the intent to Pin it in the dock it just puts another dot under Firefox Pasjrwoctx: it should be a permanent solution to backup thingsĬliffer1 sorry that is the way I have been doing it since 9.04

MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY SOFTWARE

Pasjrwoctx: thank you.and if I want to remove the TBB can I just "delete" the folder from there or do I need to somehow pruge it or remove some other way? since it won't be in the software center I can't use that optionĭumberer: if it's just in the folder where you extract it, remove the folder (delete it)Ĭliffer1 the fastest way I know of, is to boot up via live cd, mount filesystem A and b copy files from A to B \ is there any other way to create backups on a remote untrusted storage?ĭumberer /home/$user is your user folder so yes it is NON ROOT It is your user folder after a while, the folder with the filesystem mounted is not responding. I tried to make backups via rdiff to a local mounted filesystem (crypt) which source file is from a dir mounted via sshfs.

MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY DOWNLOAD

Id rather move it somewhere else to clear the download folder out.can I just drag it into the home folder you advised?Īnyone here know anything about nvidia and 16.04?Ĭan I just move that folder to /home/$user?Īnd thats a safe non root place for it right? sorry don't udnerstand the structure well

MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY ARCHIVE

How do I move that to a better place.or should I just remove it and start over?Īt the time I installed it I downloaded rather than let the archive manager handle it Ok.next question.I do have it installed.I cant remember how as it was a while back.and its in the downloads folder and I run it from there by opening the TBB folder and clicking the icon

MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY INSTALL

Their point is where you should install it, and that it should run under userspace.ĭumberer: not sure about docky, only know about Unity. Sorry I am a super noob and even some basic linux tasks elude me I used that command, then locked Tor Browser to the taskbar Rather than type a terminal command each timeĭumberer: you are free to create such a shortcut. Well I read says to launch it with the command.I would like to have a shortcut so I can have an icon in docky to launch it It says to save it somewhere and extract, then use a command to run it Teward: how do you launch it then? does it put an icon somewhere?ĭumberer: so you aren't reading their instructions. If that's not an option, you're limited to the speed of USB which is far lower than what you would want it to beĭumberer: I store it in /home/$USER/tor-browser-bundle/. They say don t isntall it under root so don't put it in /usr etc Turbonium: use an actual hard disk install, on the machine.

MAC COULD NOT UNMOUNT DISK FOR REPAIR DISK UTILITY HOW TO

Normally when you install an application on Ubuntu derivatives the icon shows up in /usr/share/applications.if I follow the directions here where does it put it and how to I run it without having to enter the terminal command? I have another question, is there any way to speed up a usb installed Ubuntu 16.04? Somsip: E:Mishighlight, correctHighlightTarget = Turbonium Turbonium: if you *add* swap later, either as a swap file or a partition, then it would matter. Turbonium: if you don't have Swap swappiness has no effect So if I follow the directions here where does it put it and how to I run it without having to enter the terminal command?Īnyone here to give out some help? I'd appreciate it. I am looking at the directions to install the Tor Browser Bundle here.normally when you install an applicaiton normally it shows up in /usr/share/applications.but TOR says not to put it there because of root permissions = Mat_Toufoutu is now known as MatToufoutu If I don't have (didn't install) a swap partition does the setting Swapiness matter? = someone_stole_my is now known as mrkirby153 Nacc: I'll work with that and go from there to see if I can get the desktop I'm expecting. Onlyonelaserman: i think you want to run 'gnome-session', but not sure Nacc: I guess that would be the better term. Onlyonelaserman: do you mean what is the corresponding version for gnome? Onlyonelaserman: right, so you started xfce (as the name implied) in that case Nacc: I found one suggestion to run startsfce4 and was able to access the desktop but it was a xubuntu looking desktop. Onlyonelaserman: meaning, try launching an xterm to that "screen" or whatever

Onlyonelaserman: that can happen if nothing is running in your vncserver's windowing environment I've googled but the suggestions don't resolve.

Trying to access it but get nothing but a gray screen. srv//4/#ubuntu.txt /srv//4/#ubuntu.txt = cyphase_ is now known as cyphase