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Hi, Maybe I missed it, but I usually have "main" in there too...
deb http://deb.devuan.org/merged/ beowulf non-free contrib main
All the best Monti.
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If you download the file without installing you could find the package in /var/cache/apt/archives/
then you may install it with dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/(package-name)
I hope this helps
Hi, I wanted to do this because I don't have sudo enabled and I use su a lot, packaging updates... checking net and kernel logs and such.
I do it a lot and it was just something I thought I could do with my systems, laptop and desktops that would streamline the process for me.
I am very grateful to this community for all the support I get when I can't find a solution to a hack I want to implement.
I don't know much (anything, ... no motive) about real hacking) but try to keep my system as secure as possible and stay current as possible.
But this is mostly because I have disabled sudo that I use su so frequently.
Thank you again (I'll read that link now ...GNU...)
I know, right. :-)
Thank you for your advise, I got it working.
I added the cd / to /root/.profile
and used
source /root/.profile
but that didn't work, then I tried again with su - and it works.
So, I went back into my ~/.bashrc and uncommented my alias
alias su='su -'
and now it's working.
This box is fully-updated devuan_chimaera_4.0.a
Thank you everybody.
No, that's what I have to do. But thank you for trying to help me.
Because it's a one user system I only have to cd {enter} to get to /
I was looking or a shorter short cut. :-)
Cheers
glenn@GamesBox ~ $ cat /etc/default/su
ALWAYS_SET_PATH yes
glenn@GamesBox ~ $
Thank you, but the PATH is not the problem, it's just the look and being in the user directory when I have su'd to root.
I've been looking and hacking the .bashrc file, /etc/profile and /etc/bash.bashrc files and I was mistaken thinking the /w in PS1 may have been the key, but that's not it either.
w.i.p.
Thanks again. regards Glenn
Thank you for your responce, Altoid.
I see the mention of 'su' and setting the "PATH" when changing, and I have no problem with that as such, I use an alias in ~/.bashrc
And I didn't know that I could change it in /etc/... , Thank you, I may use that.
Actually, I do use that, my alias is commented in ~/.bashrc
And this question is no big deal, but I thought it would look tidy if when 'su'ing if it showed the root directory in the bash prompt.
I use konsole as a terminal mostly when using a GUI.
Could the fix be among the PS1 statements in ~/.bashrc?
this is what I have...
glenn@GamesBox ~ $ su
Password:
root@GamesBox:/home/glenn#
Hi, when ever I change to root for admin purposes the console returns me to /home/glenn/... (whatever directory i was in before su'ing.)
How do I configure su to always start at / ?
Thank you
be sure you have "Dolphin Preferences - Services - extract service menu" checked
I can right click on a zip file to get those extract options.
The iPhone tethering HOWTO works for me, with my iPhone 5c and KDE/Plasma.
For the first time in 3 or 4 years I can download my pics and vids with Gwenview without having to email them to myself.
Thank you so much.
adding to my last comment, ...
I have not managed to transfer files other than to download pictures and videos taken with the iPhone (2020) SE.
I'm using plasma (KDE5).
I have found a way to upload my tunes to the iPhone with Cloud Music using wifi.
Also the SE iPhone (iOS 14.x) plays flac (only tested in Cloud Music so far)
I hope this helps others.
Hi, you could check the uuid with blkid and fstab.
I do this a bit because each install changes the block id when formatting or partitioning the drive.
Usually happens to my swap partitions on the other os drives.
I use a live beowulf memory stick to access the fstabs and check the block id’s and then I can correct the grub.cfg files.
Hi, I think Tasksel is the page in the install program that allows us to select what desktop we want installed, like xfce, kde, cinnamon, etc.
If it's not booting to a login gui, have you got elogind installed?
Just my 2c. All the best.
Mindfulness In The Modern World, Osho
Plenty of mindfulness and meditation tips and tricks.
Hi, I'm glad to be of any help.
Occasionally youtube-dl has an error and I've found that a comand-line update of the program updates the certificates and all works again.
cheers
for such things I generally use youtube-dl. It works on most popular sites. It downloads the video and audio files then puts them together into one file.
I hope this helps.
Today I Learned: that if I follow the simple instructions on the webpages that come with the distro (Beowulf 3.1.1)
I can tether my iphone to usb and have the internet working rather that wait for wicd to start asking questions
and then waiting some more. (on my laptop (Toshiba r552j))
Thank you for the well documented web pages that are included with the (unpacked) .iso
Thank you Altoid!
Hi, at the risk of stating the obvious, ...
Have you tried to start the program from a command line? I find it allows me to see any errors in the messages.
Based on golinux's post about the repo and banned list, this would be my next check.
hope this helps
I have a similar problem with harddrives and conky, but for me it's monitoring disk space.
The last thing I remember changing was installing a test drive of kali to a spare drive,
but repartitioning that hd caused a re-organisation of drive letters.
I formatted all the swap partitions, just to start clean, and reparted sdg for a kali test drive. (nero, new kde next)
I manage to stay on top of it, but it's a bit of a pain...
just now while reading your post I realised the diskspace for / and /home were accounting for sdc, not sda (kali on sdg).
I'll keep tabs on this to see what happens. And I'll post back if I find a solution. I love my conky.
the kernel is in the iso, extract the iso to a directory... and look up
/devuan_chimaera_4.0.alpha-20210503_amd64_netinstall/pool/DEBIAN/main/l/linux-signed-amd64/linux-image-5.10.0-6-amd64_5.10.28-1_amd64.deb
I'm using webbrowser, no such problems. :-) all the best.
also, ... check out
alsactl -h
the store option/command helps save your settings.
Personally, I've had similar issues although my problem was setting my usb soundcard to be boss
and not the nVidia hdmi port (no connection, useless but for laptops).
I did this through using the modprobe setting kernel modules in order and or blacklisting unwanted modules. And,
/home/(user)/.asoundrc
defaults.ctl.card 0
defaults.pcm.card 0
defaults.timer.card 0
I have onboard sound too, so that just complicates things more.
I have failed over and over in removing pulseaudio, I haven't found a setup that allows normal use for ME. But I don't give up. :-)
So check out alsactl and the .asoundrc files to set preferences.
type
alsamixer
into your console/terminal
press F6 to select sound card
if you want to look up more info, type
man alsamixer
hope this helps.