Hi Daniel!
My USB stick is fine and I think there was some problem with the
filesystem structure. I ran the 'fsck' command on it and I think it have
fixed the problem, but what that is really interesting me is which
'dotfile' in particular is responsible for initialize the mouse in Debian?
On 09/13/2013 09:06 AM, Daniel Baumann wrote:
> are you stick is fine?
i ment: are you sure that your usb-stick is fine?
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On 09/12/2013 10:56 PM, atar wrote:
> what are 'dotfiles'?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-file
it's not forbidden to use the web to look up things :)
> it emits an 'input output error' message
that sounds more like hardware trouble. are you stick is fine? did you
run badblocks on it?
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Thanks for replying!!
so it must be something in your dotfiles then
Sorry, but I am not skilled yet in the Linux jargon, so what are
'dotfiles'? do you mean to the hidden files which their name begin with a
dot? if yes, so I've noticed that when I'm trying to access the
.Xauthority file
Hi there!!
Recently, without any apparent reason, when I login to the XFCE4 desktop,
the mouse doesn't respond.
the strange thing is that if I boot the system without the 'persistence'
parameter, the mouse works fine.
any idea what's the problem?
Thanks in adva
On 09/12/2013 06:30 PM, atar wrote:
> the strange thing is that if I boot the system without the 'persistence'
> parameter, the mouse works fine.
so it must be something in your dotfiles then, you can try to "bisect"
them, or if you don't consider them valuable, just remove them.
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