Then I would send it to the mount point instead?
= j3j5 has left #kubuntu Īnd then enter the dir where you mounted it Nutshell42: should work if I type sudo cp -rx -preserve=all /* /dev/hdb1 right?Ĭomosicus: don't thank me yet, it probably won't help all that much Ok then I will simply try the command from / as sudo and if it doesn't work, then i still have the original drive lolĬomosicus: alt+f2, write "konsole" hit enter then write "kopete" and hit enter at the command prompt Where do I look for these kinds of packagaes? Im thinking this is related to a bad install of gcc. Hey folks, Im trying to install Apache, and I get an error that says "C compiler can not create executables". Whiz2: copied /? Yes, a number of times, but not often enough that I know the command by heart =)īut "cp -rx -preserve=all /* /destination-dir" should do it Looking for a guide to help turning off unwanted/unneeded proccesses in ubuntu feisty, can anyone help? = manchicken is now known as manchicken|awayĬomosicus: I've no experience with webcams, but you could try to start kopete from konsole I cant see when i-m inited on webcam.i'm using kopete."error 14-17'.what it means.what shoud i do? Whiz2: yes, I meant you should mount it somewhere to /usr/local/, so you can see whether cp doesn't change drives Well i have to mount it anyway to cp don't I? Mount the destination drive below /usr/local/destination, and then look whether it keeps the attributes and doesn't hang in a loop I wouldn't know what to check for afterwards Nutshell42: no need to specify what files? and i guess i should do that from / ? (keep in mind that /media/hdc1 is my web server drive and i DON'T want that copied)Īnd -x prevents it from switching devicesĬp -rx -preserve=all /* /destination-dirĬp -rx -preserve=all /usr/local/* /destination-dir I just wondered to need so much free space on disk Someone with problems using external usb storages with feisty? Kristjan_, rerun lsof looking for /dev/snd Linux system: yes, I did it once, look at the cp man page for features that keep the attributes How likely is it that the new partition will fail to boot? Whiz2: swap partition: you don't need to copy anything srv//5/#kubuntu.txt /srv//5/#kubuntu.txt nutshell42
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