On 08/04/12 16:24, frederit mogollon wrote:
> Good night. I am a new user in this list. I sorry, by bad use
> english. I explain my problem:
>
> I have an Siragon Canaima NB3050 laptop, with 1,7 GHz Intel Celeron
> M430 processor, 512 MB of RAM, 120 GB of hard disk, a graphic card
> VIA CN700/P4M8
On 03/04/12 20:44, Hannu Virtanen wrote:
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>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Scott Ferguson
>
> -hv said:
>
>>> I think that you need to get root password.
>>> You maybe better to reinstall the whole thing
>
> Scott Fergu
On 02/04/12 23:27, Roshan George wrote:
> Even if you know the root password,
If you took the time to politely *read* the thread you'll see that the
root password is not know.
>
>
> On 4/2/12, Hannu Virtanen wrote:
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>> Ii think that you need to get root password.
>> You maybe better to rei
On 02/04/12 07:54, tina braxton wrote:
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> Thank you for all your ideas. I have now tried all the suggestions for
> sudo. Result is "permission denied"
That's not a lot of detail Tina, and "permission denied" is not what
should have happened.
Example of what "should" have happened:-
tina@lapt
On 25/03/12 09:44, tina braxton wrote:
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>
> *From:* Scott Ferguson
> *To:* debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 21, 2012 11:08 PM
> *Subject:* Re: can't get Iceweasel to work on my laptop
>
> On 22/03/12 08:40, tina braxton wrote:
>> I
On 22/03/12 08:40, tina braxton wrote:
> I received a donated laptop about two years ago. It is an older
> model--an Acer Travel Mate 2480-2779. It has Debian software, including
> Iceweasel browser 3.5.9.
>
> Build identifier, in case you need it, is Mozilla /5.0 (XII; U; Linux
> i686; en-US; r
On 22/03/12 10:17, Michael wrote:
> And by the way, if someone else likes to answer by explaining how to
> break root: Please don't do on public lists,
Don't be silly. Security by obscurity is not the Debian model.
> and consider if that really solves anything.
You won't solve anything if you c
On 22/03/12 11:10, Brandon Richards wrote:
> Tina,
>
> I would go even as far as to recommend Ubuntu.
And the same could be said of Debian - except we don't go to their lists
recommending they use Debian instead of persevering with a broken
derivative.
Kind regards.
--
Iceweasel/Firefox/Ch
On 07/03/12 22:36, MarcFP wrote:
> Spam ?
Well, yes.
*Don't* give them more oxygen and bandwidth than they've already stolen.
They spam these lists so the URL will rank in search engines - you've
just *tripled* the problem.
Either:-
;ignore it
;mark it in your gmail account as spam so you don't
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