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| Firefox crashes |
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Posted by: tomt - 04-25-2016, 04:30 PM - Forum: Installing Software
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New problem on Firefox. You tube crashes after about 30 mins or so. Shuts down the computer and I have tried all the suggested fixes on Firefox and nothing seems to solve he problem. Not a big deal as it does not happen on Google or Epiphany which leads me to conclude the problem is with Firefox. Anyone else with this problem? Refreshed, disabled add on`s etc. tried all that.
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| remove login password at startup |
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Posted by: roywood - 04-25-2016, 03:03 PM - Forum: Start up and Shutdown
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I set up LL to require a password at login. I would like to undo this requirement, and preferably, not even have to click a user to get to the desktop. The reason is this that I only do remote login from a different computer to get on this one as it is running as a media server and is kept in a difficult to reach place. If I ever reboot the computer remotely I lose access because it is stuck at log in.
Thanks for the help.
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| Problems in new LTS flavors of Ubuntu |
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Posted by: Coastie - 04-25-2016, 04:20 AM - Forum: On Topic
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I have seen some reviews reporting problems in the new LTS flavors of Ubuntu. How will these problems effect Linux Lite 3.0? Delay 3.0 release?
How long will Linux Lite 2.8 be supported?
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| timekpr: inadvertently locked myself (admin user) out & can't boot - how to fix? |
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Posted by: m654321 - 04-24-2016, 10:59 AM - Forum: Other
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I use timekpr on my son's PC to limit the amount of time he spends on it: it works very
effectively.
To set his daily time allowance I have two accounts: admin user (me) and my son's account.
From the admin a/c I can set his daily time allowance for his account.
However, today I accidentally locked myself out of the admin a/c so am unable to get into the PC
at all. As superuser, I attempted to inspect the following files in the terminal, as I have reason to
believe the timekpr file settings will be there...
Code: gksu leafpad etc/security/access.conf
gksu leafpad etc/security/time.conf
However, all this comes up with is text which shows examples of settings that can be used. It doesn't actually
show the contents of the root files...
Thanks for any help in advance
Mike
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| How do I remove the stored boot options in NVRAM - command line or GUI? |
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Posted by: m654321 - 04-23-2016, 04:17 AM - Forum: Other
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My main laptop (Asus G750) appears to have NVRAM (non-volatile random access memory).
This seems to interfere with booting the computer following removal of the HDD or SSD containing the operating system, and swapping it for another drive with a different operating system. This problem (and its solution) was previously discussed at https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/tutor...y-enabled/ (see Section F – problem 1). What I would like to know is how to avoid the above problem altogether. Put simply, is there a either a command line or GUI method for clearing NVRAM of its stored boot options, before I swap the the drives (containing the different operating systems)?
Many thanks in advance for any help on this one.
Mike
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