Open Source
Compile kernel on Ubuntu Lucid lynx 2.6.34.tar.bz2
Please download the kernel source, http://kernel.org
Be sure to connect to the internet or can use a local repository
Here are the steps:
Login as root
andriest@fossil:~$ sudo su
Update source
root@fossil:~# apt-get update
Install the required package kernel-package
root@fossil:~# apt-get install kernel-package libncurses5-dev fakeroot wget bzip2 fakeroot kernel-wedge build-essential libncurses5 makedumpfile
Continued…
Posted in Gudang Linux.
– May 25, 2010
After searching on google, I finally got the driver to change the VGA resolution on Ubuntu 9:10 SIS, is to install the SIS file, there are 2 files that must be installed, is the xorg.conf and the control of SIS. First, download the file, then install the SIS file and install the control file.
Installation same as Ubuntu 9.04, which is double-click on the file .deb
Driver files can be downloaded below:
NB: Unable to run compiz, because this 2D SIS driver.
Posted in Gudang Linux.
– May 18, 2010
Using the following command in order to modify files grub.cfg
andriest@FOSSil:~$ sudo chmod 600 /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Next>>
andriest@FOSSil:~$ sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Sign # to the desired menu hidden
Good Try …
Posted in Gudang Linux.
– May 12, 2010
Following command to see the system partition>>
andriest@FOSSil:~$ sudo fdisk-l
Then mount the Linux partition system>>
andriest@FOSSil:~$ sudo mount /dev/sdXY/ /mnt
Example>> Continued…
Posted in Gudang Linux.
– May 12, 2010
Is a continuation of previous post (Part 1)…After successfully installing backtrack 4 on sis, appears more like a problem in the Ubuntu VGAnya only 800×600 resolution, but not to worry because there is a solution to change the resolution …
At first I was confused how to change the resolution, first I tried to install VGA driver for Ubuntu 8.10 itself Backtrack 4 based on Ubuntu but it failed, the resolution does not change, after a few days I got advice from friends to replace the xorg.conf file has to have a 4 Backtrack Ubuntu 8.10 and Open Suse, Ubuntu was the result of the same, not work but successfully by using Open Suse xorg.conf, finally issue a resolution on Backtrack 4 solved already, but in this post I do not use the Open Suse xorg.conf xorg.conf but got Mandriva 2009 …
Get to the way it changed xorg.conf:
1). Copy the contents of xorg.conf file Mandriva 2009 to Kate or KWrite in Backtrack 4, save with the name of xorg.conf
2). Once completed open the console and then go to the directory Mandriva xorg.conf that we have to save, next type the following command:
# cp xorg.conf /etc/X11/
3). Next open the file
# nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Continued…
Posted in Gudang Linux.
– May 11, 2010
