

StephenH wrote:When Linux Mint 13 Xfce is fully released, will Xfce 4.10 be available in the regular repositories for installation/upgrade of a Linux Mint 13 Mate edition?
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:xubuntu-dev/xfce-4.10




Thank you for your kind assistance. Unfortunately, that really didn't change the outcome. I completely reinstalled the test partition and changed nothing in the fresh environment, just went straight into activating the recommended Nvidia software and rebooting. As before, VC8 receives no VGA signal while the other VCs are fed 720x400@70Mhz but they are all black this time (this seems to change everytime the first nvidia activation is launched). As Ctrl-Alt-BS is inoperative, I blindly logged in to a VC and did a sudo telinit 6 followed by selecting the recovery system (which is another nicely enhanced area of the distro!). In a root shell, I copied /var/log/Xorg.0.log to nvidia_error.log1 and /etc/X11/xorg.conf1, ran nvidia-xconfig, exited the shell, and resumed a normal boot. The X screen is still without a signal but the other VCs are alive. I copied the log and conf files to the ...2 versions. Where should I put them--do I need to open a formal bug via LaunchPad?AlbertP wrote:It happens sometimes that the nvidia driver won't work in X - then you need to run sudo nvidia-xconfig in a terminal (such as the Ctrl-Alt-F1 console if you're out of X) and the driver will be working.

This should read:dlc wrote:[...]I copied /var/log/Xorg.0.log to nvidia_error.log1 and /etc/X11/xorg.conf1[...]
I copied /var/log/Xorg.0.log to /root/nvidia_error.log1 and /etc/X11/xorg.conf to /root/nvidia_error.conf1

I opened Bug #1024849 to provide the logs and configs for diagnosis. In the meantime, I am working my way through the nVidia documentation installed at /usr/share/doc/nvidia-current/html/index.html in hopes of solving my own problem.dlc wrote:Where should I put them--do I need to open a formal bug via LaunchPad?







edwardr wrote:aelfinn, the final release is in testing right now. If approved for release, it normally takes a few days for the iso files to be uploaded to all the mirrors and the announcement made.

edwardr wrote:aelfinn, the final release is in testing right now. If approved for release, it normally takes a few days for the iso files to be uploaded to all the mirrors and the announcement made.




Actually, what happened was the System -> Backup Tool was changing ownership of subdirectories to root so that my userid was being disallowed traversal permissions within its own home directory hierarchy! I was a little slow to figure that out because it seemed so inconceivable. A CLI pipeline by root:AlbertP wrote:@ dlc: Maybe you need to clear their settings by removing the .mozilla and .thunderbird folders in your home folder (they are hidden, so you need to press Ctrl-H to see them).
cd /prod/home &&
tar cf /root/uid.tar uid &&
rm -rf /test/home/uid &&
cd /test/home &&
tar xf /root/uid.tar uid


psychogenik wrote:Love it...can't wait till Final.

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