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To disable repositories temporarily you can use --disablerepo= with the dnf command. To disable all repositories you can

To disable repositories temporarily you can use --disablerepo= in the dnf command. To disable all repositories you can u

This depends on the file explorer you are using. In Thunar you can right click the .jar file then click Open with ot

You could try to add exec &> /tmp/bashrc.log to your .bashrc file at the top. Then try to login and check the fil

This is a known issue in ZoL and is related to a incompatibility with kernel 4.20. ZFS 0.7.13 will have kernel 4.20 supp

Try to rescan the pci bus as described above next time.

Can you try to start with /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session /usr/bin/gnome-session.

You could try echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/rescan when this happens next time and check if it get resolved. Did you also try

Best would be to compile it from source. Most MPI packages deliver outdated versions as well.

Is it possible that you are booting from a Live USB stick?

Did you copy this binary from a different distribution? Best would be to recompile the program, as an alternative you co

Did you try to delete and recreate the OpenVPN connection within NetworkManager? Depending from which version you upgrad

A mdadm RAID will always resync the whole disks, despite the usage of the disks. Did you consider that this could be a h

A mdadm' RAID will always resync the whole disks, despite the usage of the disks. Did you consider that this could be a

You may want to rerphrase your question as it is very confusing and explain what you actually want to achieve. This soun

You may want to rerphrase your question as it is very confusing. You are talking about PREROUTING, but your last stateme

You might want to try sha256sum.exe for Windows.

You could try to run update-pciids, which loads the latest translations for PCI IDs to human readable names. I doubt tha

I think it is easier to clean up the /boot partition than resizing things. The size should be OK. I am having 3 kernels

Maybe this helps?

Did you try with arandr? If it is not installed install it with sudo dnf install arandr and start it in a terminal as no

Did you try with arandr? If it is not installed install it with sudo dnf install arandr and start it in a terminal as no

There should be more info/output from the dnf command. The message concerning the pgdg95 corresponds to a PostgreSQL rep

If you have installed the RPM package, you can run rpm -ql compat-ffmpeg28 to find all files that are shipped with it. I

As the error from the last output already outlines, use std::cout instead of cout and install and use gcc-c++. [user@lo

As the error from the last output already outlines, use std::cout instead of cout. [user@localhost test]$ cat test.cpp

You might want to add the link where you have downloaded the jar, the exact command you have used and the errors that appear when you try starting the .jar. Please edit your question.

From here it is stated that Seamonkey is considered unsupported. The last post mentioned that you can change the user-agent in Seamonkey to Firefox which solved that problem. Not sure if that is connected to your specific problem, would need more details then.

Maybe this helps.

What makes you think that this would help everyone? I am happy having no colors as default and configure such things as needed.

Okay, so libgraph.so.1 seems to be the only missing library. Where did you get the a.out' binary from? Which program is it, is there any install how-to. Searching through the Fedora repos, there seems no package providinglibgraph.so.1 `.

Could you please a bit more information about how you installed the library in exact steps. Also provide the output of ldd a.out to see a list of dynamic libraries needed.

Check the permissions on the the device of your scanner connected in /dev/. Look at the groups of the device and it might be sufficient to add the saned user to the lp group. Depending on the group that is assigned to the device and the access rights.

You have to specify a delimiter for the field separation. The default delimiter is Tab and from man cut.

-f, --fields=LIST
select  only  these  fields;   also  print any line that contains no delimiter character, unless the -s option is specified

So, as your sample.txt does not include a Tab the whole line is printed. If you add -s to your command, nothing would be printed.

To get the second field of your sample.txt as it is, use the command as follows.

cut -d ' ' -f 2 sample.txt

But I am still wondering why you would expect dog to be printed.

To use the default delimiter Tab you would have to generate the file as follows to add Tab delimiters between the words.

echo -e 'The\tquick\tbrown;\tfox\tjumps\tover\tthe\tlazy\tdog' > sample.txt

Well, it is already there rn6.foo.local (192.168.255.10). If you just want to have the IP address returned, just add the -n option to nmap: nmap -n -p 6566 192.168.255.0/24.

It looks like you already have installed the latest revision 0x22 for your CPU which is shipped in the 20171117 package. There is a newer release 20180108, but that one is considered to cause problems. You should open a second question concerning your actual problem as this seems to be a x-y-problem, since you said something about problems with gnome.

According to here the dd method is outdated and does not work anymore. There are also the valid options described. Which CPU do you want to upgrade? Check in /proc/cpuinfo. AFAIK the latest available microcode does introduce stability issues and it is not advised to install that one. In my case microcode_ctl-2.1-20.fc26 was reported by the spectre-meltdown-checker having stability issues.

Since you are on a LIve USB environment, the root filesystem is read-only. Trying to install things on the other hand needs modifications on the root filesystem.

There are ways to add some persistent storage to a Live USB environment, but I have never tested that. You can read through here.