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comment how to run 32bit programs on a 64bit system ubuntu 13.04
What program, and why?
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comment Ubuntu 13.04 uses too much RAM
How are you measuring this?
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comment how to recover grub using GNU Parted
Your question does not match your subject. parted also takes a -l argument just like fdisk.
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comment Unable to access 126 GB Volume
Check the drive's SMART status in the disk utility; it is probably dieing.
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comment Is there such a thing as a Ubuntu Certified Engineer?
The training team appears to be dead. I think the answer to this is now "No, the program was abandoned".
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comment Is there such a thing as a Ubuntu Certified Engineer?
Link is dead. Like most of the information on this subject, it appears to be abandoned and no longer exists.
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comment How to be ubuntu certified professional/ engineer?
possible duplicate of Is there such a thing as a Ubuntu Certified Engineer?
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reviewed Close Half of the screen is slightly dimmer using chrubuntu on Acer c7 chromebook
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comment Ubuntu as the only option on the boot menu
Sounds like you have a buggy bios... you may have to reset it.
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revised How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
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comment How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
@Seth, if it doesn't have a drive letter, then there's nothing to show up in my computer. Are you using the DOS partition table or GPT?
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comment How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
@TheLordofTime, that would be because it has the correct partition type code (83), not because of the filesystem it contains.
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comment How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
@Seth, I haven't run Windows in a few years, so no can do.
May
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comment How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
@TheLordofTime, iirc, Windows automatically assigns it a drive letter based on the partition table type code, so either creating the partition with a non windows type code it won't get a drive letter, otherwise, you have to manually remove it.
May
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answered How to hide ext4 and dm-crypt partitions from a windows (7) install?
May
15
comment hd0 read error; tried boot repair still won't boot
This is entirely too vague to be answerable.
May
15
comment How is robust terminal emulation achieved in Ubuntu?
Question is entirely unclear, at least to someone who is not familiar with this program. You need to be specific about what you are looking for.
May
14
comment Missing Operating System after removing Windows though partition (gparted)
It sounds like you were using WUBI, in which case, you're going to have to reinstall the proper way.
May
14
answered How to replace Plymouth with Xsplash?
May
14
comment No /dev/sd for my hard drive?
sg isn't a valid disk device. Also please edit your information into your question instead of linking to pastebin in a comment. This is odd. You might try sudo -s then echo 3 0 0 > /sys/bus/scsi/drivers/sd/bind or maybe 3 0 0 1, and check dmesg after for any new information.