Gordon wrote:
> Jon Spriggs wrote:
>> Have you made sure you've got a directory in /Media called Data?
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> There wasn't, but there is now! Still won't mount, same error.
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>> You'll probably find that you don't have even have a directory called
>> /Media, but instead one called /media (note th
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Jon Spriggs wrote:
> Have you made sure you've got a directory in /Media called Data?
There wasn't, but there is now! Still won't mount, same error.
>
> You'll probably find that you don't have even have a directory called
> /Media, but instead one called /media (note the change of case!)
Yes
Have you made sure you've got a directory in /Media called Data?
You'll probably find that you don't have even have a directory called
/Media, but instead one called /media (note the change of case!)
If you're probably going to use this disk a lot, I'd be tempted to add it to
your /etc/fstab anyw
Help!
Ubuntu 9.04 dual-boot with Windows
I clicked on a mounted NTFS Partition and in Properties I entered a
Mount point as /Media/Data and File type as NTFS - now it won't mount.
I get the error message:
" org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.UnknownError."
It's not in fstab, so how do I make this mount aga
2009/12/14 Johnathon Tinsley :
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>>> Have you tried using the Magic SysRq key on the keyboard?
>>> ...
>>> The meanings of the keys, IIRC:
>>> R - raw keyboard mode (stop X grabbing the key presses)
>>> E - send SIGTERM to all processes
>>> I
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2009/12/14 Ian Pascoe :
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> Before I ask the question, my hand is firmly in the air admitting to the
> fact that apart from some HTML coding, I have no web pr
dan attwood wrote:
>> I have a feeling that Droople falls into this category, and certainly seems
>> to have a multitude of modules, but is rather scary for someone like me
>> starting out from scratch Are there other alternatives that would offer
>> such a collabaration?
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> I have a feeling that Droople falls into this category, and certainly seems
> to have a multitude of modules, but is rather scary for someone like me
> starting out from scratch Are there other alternatives that would offer
> such a collabaration?
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it sounds like you could do what yo
