Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 6.06 distribution. I had pre-partitioned the disk, and installed
Ubuntu 5.10 on it by mistake (mislabeled CD). Partitions are:
1 NTFS
2 /
3 swap
(4 extended)
5 /usr
6 /tmp
7 /var
8 /home
The installer finds all of these correctly, although it doesn't seem to
have acce
somehow.
I used route(8) to tell pelican that it can reach 10.0.0.0 netmask
255.255.255.0 through eth0, but that didn't do the trick, and I'm at the
limit of my understanding of this stuff.
Thanks -
L. Peter Deutsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Installer crashes at 'Prepare mount points&#
p these files to another machine, or alternatively get out to the
Internet. The machine's address is 10.0.0.10, the Internet gateway address
is 10.0.0.200, and the netmask is 255.255.255.0.
Thanks -
L. Peter Deutsch
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Installer crashes at 'Prepare mount points'
https
Launchpad incorrectly classified this bug as a gnome-terminal bug. It is
not a gnome-terminal bug, but I don't know what subsystem it actually
resides in (perhaps AccountServices or maybe LightDM). I'm somewhat
familiar with Ubuntu's terminal-based world (the classic Unix world),
but not at all wit
Public bug reported:
I added some new users to my freshly installed Ubuntu 12.04 system using
adduser in a Terminal window -- something I've done successfully with 3
previous Ubuntu releases. Now everything is OK at the filesystem level
(/etc/passwd, /home/*, etc.), but neither the System Settings
I changed the "Target" to accountsservice since I think that's the most
likely location of the bug.
** Package changed: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu) => accountsservice (Ubuntu)
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It is a bug that "accountsservice only shows users with user ID 1000 and
above." The number 1000 should not be hard-wired: accountsservice should
use LAST_SYSTEM_UID in /etc/adduser.conf to determine what UIDs are
"user IDs." (In my 50+ years of experience as a system developer,
perhaps the single
