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| Tale of Woe |
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Posted by: Colin23erk - 10-21-2015, 07:13 PM - Forum: Installing Linux Lite
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After a disastrous fortnight after being locked out of Windows 7 by Ransom-ware I now feel that it would have been better to have paid up rather than have all the difficulties I have encountered trying to get my computer back to normal work .
Summery of events
Tried changing Windows Password using various methods - nothing worked
Reinstalled Windows - messed up Booting to Lite
Used Linux Boot Rescue Disk -- Lite boot Stalled
Saved Home on the understanding I could use it to get my settings back
Used USB drive to Install 2.6 assuming it would upgrade my 2.4 and allow Lite to load without Stalling
When I replaced the old Home in to Lite 2.6 my password would not work
I had to do a Reinstall using the USB drive .
Now I realize that I will have to load all my installed Programs and settings from scratch as the "Home" file does not contain any settings etc. Creating a /Home partition is virtually the same having a Data partition accessed by shortcuts in Home which I did
Also I will have to setup my programs and settings in Windows 7 --- Happy times
I would have saved a lot of time and anguish if I had simply reloaded Windows 7 then Linux-Lite without trying to mend anything . I had hoped Linux and its support community would have been able to help fix it . After having problems in my early days with Window I found s it was quicker to reinstall the whole OS rater than find and fix my problem
The only saving grace is I still have all my data in its own Partition
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| Main page - High CPU |
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Posted by: valtam - 10-21-2015, 09:51 AM - Forum: On Topic
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I've checked with our host, the main page of the Forums is causing high cpu on our web server. I need to get to the bottom of this issue and sort it out. Some of you may have experienced the '508 Resource Usage is high' message when loading the Forums.
The first suspect is the News block. This has been disabled for now and we'll see if that is one of the factors. Other features on the main page may be disabled in the course of troubleshooting and finding that exact culprit.
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| Hello from central California |
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Posted by: Stan_the_Man - 10-20-2015, 11:16 PM - Forum: Introductions
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I have been using LL for about 6 months on a P-4 dual core PC, two older Dell Inspiron laptops and an Acer Aspire One netbook. I have found that LL installs nicely and runs rings around other OSes on these machines while being relatively easy for me to maintain. After installing 2.6 with it's wonderful new control center, I decided to register and offer my congratulations and sincere thanks to the development team for creating such a great Linux distribution. I have been using Linux for over a decade now and LL shines as the best distribution for my older hardware and it just gets better and better with each release.
'Glad the wildfires are over and that El Nino is delivering some much needed rain here.
Thanks again to Jerry, Misko, Johnathan, Brian, Bill and Adam who have created a great distribution and attracted a growing community and many thanks to all those who patiently answer our questions in these forums. Blessings to you all.
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| Hello from Maine |
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Posted by: kc1di - 10-20-2015, 09:49 AM - Forum: Introductions
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Greetings all,
Just thought I'd say Hi , I'm a new user of Linux-Lite - But have been using Linux for many years. Thought I'd give it a try after reading the review on Distrowatch. So far I'm very impressed.
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| impossible booting after grub repair |
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Posted by: liltux - 10-20-2015, 09:03 AM - Forum: Other
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Hello all,
I'm new to linuxlite, and I ran into a small problem, or I thought....
I had a little argument with my computer, and had to restore grub.
But by mistake, I checked an option ''purge kernel before reinstalling'' with ubuntu boot repair app,
and during the process, my laptop battery died, before the whole process could end.
So now, my system won't boot, I'm stuck on splash screen forever.
Ok, I could install it anew, but I have only one partition. my home folder I can access with a live
system on CD or USB and I could backup my files.
But ... I spent many hours tweaking it to my linking and I was wondering if I could use
a live cd to boot, before chroot in and restore the thing?
Edit : more info on the problem
grub directory is almost empty, no image, no initrd, no vmlinuz.
So is there a way to chroot to this system, and rebuild everything in order to boot from it that any of you know of ?
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| Couple of Plex Setup tips |
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Posted by: Duckeenie - 10-20-2015, 03:55 AM - Forum: Tutorials
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Literally a couple of tips for issues that people might have with Plex that aren't covered very well by the manual.
(apologies if it's a little rudimentary.)
Plex Can't Find Your Media.
This is an issue that arises from Plex not having the correct permissions to access your files. It seems there are numerous ways to overcome this but as a newcomer I found the simplest solution involved typing the following into the terminal:
Code: sudo nano /etc/default/plexmediaserver
Look for the line that says
Code: PLEX_MEDIA_SERVER_USER=plex
and replace the value plex with your username. Save the file, exit Nano.
Next we restart the server to take advantage of the changes:
Code: sudo service plexmediaserver restart
At this point Plex should have the required permissions to be able to access your media and setup your libraries.
Unable to Connect to Server From Local Device.
This is a firewall issues that we need to address.
Back to the terminal to open firewall ports then:
Code: sudo ufw allow 32400/tcp
Following this we need to open Plex and navigate to Settings>Server>Remote Access and sign in. Immediately below this you have an option to manually specify a port: Enter 32400 and click the Retry button.
At this point as long as you have setup your libraries you should be good to connect to your media from any local device that runs Plex.
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| Acer Aspire One D150-1165 wireless driver |
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Posted by: thera - 10-20-2015, 03:50 AM - Forum: Network
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i have an acer aspire one d150-1165 dual booted with windows 7 and linux lite 2.6. i can use wireless on win7 but not when booted in linux lite. linux lite will run on ethernet 10/100 cat5 just fine, but i have NEVER been able to get a linux distro of any kind to run the wireless card except easypeasy and it is much defunct these days. i am open to most any linux distro but i like linuxlite. can i get some help please?
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