Tftpd Allows Connections, but Times Out Transferring a File

Then restart the standalone service service tftpd-hpa restart and try the connection again.

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You can have multiple versions (CS4, CS5, CS6, CC) of the same software installed on your computer at the same time.You cannot install CS4 from the Creative Cloud app. You can download CS6 and below programs from the Adobe website but you will need a serial code.

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I want to triple boot Windows 7, XP and Ubuntu duplicate

Well, you should have installed both Windows first, then install Ubuntu, but you can install XP now, find a way to reinstall grub, then you can triple-boot with XP,7 and Ubuntu. There are many guides on how to reinstall grub, some are complicated and some are not complicated

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How can I change the amount and size of Linux ramdisks (/dev/ram0 - /dev/ram15)?

On lighthouse 64 (puupy linux based on slackware) I did this;There you have a ramdisk mounted as a directory /mnt/dvd where you can copy paste save do everything as you would in a hd directory except in ram. remember to save your files to hd before shutdown

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What is the safe way to replace Ubuntu 12.04 (installed in dual-boot with W7) with OpenSUSE 13.1?

You will need to partition your drive for another operating system. Use gparted or similar program to break hard drive into segments. Once you do that, select the particular partition when you install OpenSUSE. Please let me know if you do not understand how to partition a drive

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intel server motherboard S5520HC not booting

Try running it out of the rack again. If changing components doesn't work, it is possible that there was a short circuit and that it caused catastrophic damage to the motherboard.Do a visual inspection of the entire board from both sides. Any discolouration might indicate a problem.

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GRUB boot loader not shown on system startup

Make sure you change the default UEFI boot entry from Windows Boot Manager to kali, either permanently in the BIOS boot preferences

or manually via a BIOS hotkey like F10 or F12 (depends on the manufacturer) on startup. With grub, you should be able to boot both OSes.

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Very Slow Booting After apt-get upgrade

If you're not using LVM, you can try masking the service:To determine whether you use LVM partitions, run:To undo the disable/mask commands, run:OFF TOPIC: If you do not need NetworkManager-wait-online.service, you can disable and mask it as well. Get those precious seconds back!

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How to recover files from a non-booting windows server?

Does Safe Mode work? Have you tried logging in as another account? I second the booting with the network cable unplugged and cached credentials. Worse case, a repair install or even try to restore a backup from when it was a DC (but off the network of course)

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FCP X 10.1.1 - Transitioning to libraries without blending

I got it to work. The key is to update Events and Projects to Libraries (which, incidentally, contain Events and Projects) in stages:Final Cut Pro X will do its thing and you'll have a new library with just the Projects and Events you want inside of it

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Repair raid after bad suspension (Error Occurred 0)

The solution is reported on this page in the official intel support forum:force the windows booting i have used the update system option in the temporary mode. After that i have reinstalled Intel Rapid Storage Technology (RST) and fixed the error.

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how /etc/grub.d/41_custom is supposed to work?

here is the description of mapping from command to modulename.modis the code of function:"source" is just an undocumented command of grub2

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Cloning system nightmare with Windows 8.1

I've had the same problem and I've struggled a lot before using the only piece of software that worked for me: Minitool Partition Wizard.Just clone your HD to SSD and follow the wizard, check out the partition size on the SSD before applying changes and that's it

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Why is plymouth-log-viewer starting up?

Is a bug in plymouth included in Fedora 14. Was fixed in Fedora 16 as said in this bug reportThere was something wrong in the bootup, but plymouth won't show you, since it's input is truncated. The solution, upgrade to Fedora 16.

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Raspberry pi2 can't boot from sdcard

2 flashes mean the SD card cannot be read. Have you verified that your command really flashed the correct device? Have you verified that your SD card is okay? Have you verified if the image is properly flashed on the SD card?Maybe your image simply does not work

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Visualforce: Checkboxes selected in field set do not save to record

Per @cropredy , I needed to find a reference to the target record in the CaseNoteController constructor and update the VF page to use that reference.I found that the constructor creates a new record:I updated the VF code to use that reference and the issue was resolved:

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Cannot boot after upgrade to 18.04 grub-probe: error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sdb1

I fixed it by disabling SecureBoot from UEFI. I don't know why after the update this had become a problem (since with Ubuntu 16.04 SecureBoot has always remained activated) and currently I do not have too much time to investigate.

In any case, thanks to GabrielaGarcia for the clarifications

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Passive POE: Need 5V @ 2A at the destination

Usually there are 8 wires that can carry Poe so 4 carry the current in and 4 more return the current. But I'd still be concerned with 2 Amps and use a higher sending voltage and use a buck convertor to locally produce 5 volts where needed. This can dramatically reduce cable current.

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upstart prevent pi from booting properly

I got the same matter after installing Ustart. I had tried this but it is in vain.think the /etc/init doesn't have some necessary scripts or what the boot require for itself to run booting this progress

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How can I run go-ethereum as daemon process on Ubuntu?

Best way is to run as systemd:Create geth.service file (/etc/systemd/system/geth.service):Paste the belowReplace $USER with username above. Use useradd to create a newUser if required.

Enable and start the service:Check the status:Attaching to geth instance:Stop and disable the service:

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Can't use USB stick to install Ubuntu on a Toshiba L855 laptop with Windows 8

Check in your BIOS settings for secure boot and disable that. You should be able to enter BIOS by pressing some key (e.g. F2 - see your startup screen) at startup.

see Is there any way to pass through Secure Boot and install linux? for more info

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fail message upon boot up on kubuntu failed to reset device

Seems this is a problem with the touchpad, when you see this message you won't be able to use the touchpad. The way to fix it is by going to the login screen and enabling your touchpad(fnf7 on acer) restart and then it will work again

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Trying to have a command start on boot, but not working

rename the file with the name that you can remember and then copy it into /bin. Check by typing the name of the command/file that you recently copied. If it is working then add this name in /etc/rc.

local file. I Hope this works for you.

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UEFI option for booting through USB is deleted after Ubuntu 16.04.2 installation (Dual boot with Windows 10) on Dell Vostro 3558

Some EFIs tend to corrupt their NVRAM-based boot options when new options are added, causing old ones to be deleted or causing the computer to become unable to detect external media and present them as options. This sounds like what you're seeing. Some things you might try include:

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Create and Utilize a Vista VHD via Windows 7

have you seen the wim2vhd app, if not then get it and hopefully you have the vista source media with image.wim file. If so then follow the wim2vhd steps to create the vhd file. then goto

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ldap client causes boot to be very slow on 13.10, causes hang on 14.04

I think I have a similar problem. You could try, if taking the ldap-entry away from "group:" helps, though this is not a solution.It is probably connected to:if you speak German:ubuntuusers.

de/topic/ldap-nsswitch-conf-hosts-ldap-system-bootet-ni/

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Dual boot WIndows 8.1/Ubuntu 14.04

Have you set your boot load order in your BIOS to boot to your Ubuntu partition first? I have mine set that way and if I should ever want to boot into my Windows 8.1 partition I am given the option to do so before Ubuntu starts loading up

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Which disk is FreeNAS booting from?

Do a ls -la on the USB device and see if the OS files are there and if log files are being written to and created.To help narrow down the /dev's use udevinfo -q all -n /dev/sda, where /dev/sda is the path to your disk

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how to open several MXD files at the same time ( within the same window )in Arcgis10

If you are referring to opening multiple mxd's within the same window, this isn't possible. You can open multiple mxds at once thought the windows explorer though. (This is what I would usually do if I needed multiple sessions)This should boot up all the mxds at once.

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how do i edit the boot process to avoid this message during linux install? Executing 'grub-install /dev/sda' failed. This is a fatal error.

Check your settings: System Settings-> Software Updates-> Check All Ubuntu Software-> Other Software-> Canonical Partners Checked.Open A Terminal CTL ALt TUpdate your settings sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgradeCheck All Packages -> sudo apt-get -f installInstall New Kernel sudo apt-get dist-upgradeUpdate your grub-> sudo update-grubReboot -> sudo reboot

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Odd issue,Wubi Installation won't boot, when another ext4 drive is plugged?

you should be carefully to follow the instruction, where you download with Wubi, and download to complete, so you can where click and user, etcc, then done, click reboot with restart, then boost windows 7 and ubuntu, then click ubuntu, just leave waiting until appear ubuntu desktop, that's all

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Can't Find Ubuntu Kernel Configuration

I believe that Linode uses Xen. So your VPS is what's called a DomU. So it's possible that they are keeping the kernels in the Dom0, the privileged domain used for managing the virtual machines. If you contact Linode support I'm sure they can verify that for you

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PC not booting from Lubuntu CD image

It's possible the issue may be how you burned to disc. Did you burn it as a disc image or did you just copy the .iso to the blank disc?Instructions specific to your version of Windows can be found here:ubuntu.

com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-windows

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Low graphics mode system error detected have started to display on boot only sometimes - can't identify the cause

I too experience this problem, a lot of googling and the following seems to have fixed it - but as you say it is intermittent, so I cant be certain yet.Comment the lineand add line below turn off the splash screen and inspect boot logthen runand restart

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How to access a file on the boot medium from the live installer preseed/early_command?

if you want to affect files in the live environment, ... you must prefix their filenames with /root.I knew that in the live environment I can access the usb stick's file system with /cdrom. So I tried whether using /root/cdrom might work, and it does indeed work

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Ubuntu install menu just keeps rebooting when I select install - Trying to dual boot Vista and Ubuntu 14.04 with USB

I don't know how reliable PendriveLinux is, but I've made the best experience with UNetBootin. Try creating the bootstick with it, and retry booting from it.PS: The option "Replace Windows by Ubuntu" does nothing else than to wipe the entire hard drive and install Ubuntu on it.

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Cron jobs when system offline

I'd say that in a robust system, run the cron jobs more often than you really want, and have them check if they need to do any work, and only do it if necessary.THis is often a good idea anyway, as a previous run may have failed

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How can I see what happens during the boot process?

You can also use a program called Bootchart (click to install: bootchart and pybootchartgui) to plot a diagram of everything that's happening while booting. It will point out where most time is spent and whether there is anything seriously wrong.This is what a typical bootchart looks like.

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32 bit CentOS bootable USB drive is not detected in UEFI mode

There are lots of reports of this issue. I was able to use YUMI to boot the ISO and install CentOS 7 i386 from an external USB hardrive. Be sure to format the drive as NTFS because Fat32 cannot support the large file and YUMI does not support exFat

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How to factory reset computer?

I was able to get back into the installation by properly burning the iso to a usb. Here is the program I used: ISOtoUSBMake sure to select the "Bootable" option when burning.Hope this helps anyone else! I do not plan on hard shutting my computer this time!.

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Question removed after a harsh review

looks like they reposted their code here A package for application booting or rather that they split up some of their code to make for more specific reviews of their code. this should give you the opportunity to receive more Rep and give the OP more reviews (knowledge)