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Use the --force option at the first run. That will create the correct folder structure. Look at the man-page (http://linux.die.net/man/1/rdiff-backup) for correct use.

I got it all installed and I could no longer start the desktop, it booted to command line. For now I restored the partition with Clonezilla, there must be something in that pack that is messing with the video that should be ignored? My specs are in my sig. This poster ignored the xserver and other ...

I got it all installed and I could no longer start the desktop, it booted to command line. For now I restored the partition with Clonezilla, there must be something in that pack that is messing with the video that should be ignored? My specs are in my sig. This poster ignored the xserver and other ...

I've been using http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/ for years. It offers mirroring and incremental backups. With a cron-job it is 100% automated.

rbxgmxn wrote:its Opera update day today, my mintUpdate manager says!

why not let all the other tested and working apps through? let the Gnome-bomb hit with Update Pack 5...

Opera adds it's repository to etc/apt/sources.list.d. and is separate from the Debian repositories.

Then I don't know... Make sure that the files and directories you are trying to share have the correct permissions (readable).

You have a space in the media_dir path.
It should be "media_dir=/home/statik/Public"

I'm getting tired of all the wining in this thread. Clem has said that LMDE will be updated when Gnome 3.2 is reasonable stable in testing.
3.2 has been in Sid for a couple of weeks now and seems stable there. It will probably appear in Testing shortly.

LMDE is based on Debian Testing. Mint 12 is based in Ubuntu.

And Gnome 3.2 has still not arrived in Sid...

I believe you have to use compositing. If you're not using Compiz you can enable compositing in metacity.
Start gconf-editor > apps > metacity > general > check compositing_manager.
This worked for me.

I wish I could help you. It's a very annoying problem.
The workaround for me is to manually unmount the NFS shares before reboot/shutdown, or to disable network manager and use the interfaces file instead.
I would like to report it as a bug, but I don't know which package is causing the problem.

Same problem?
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=70798

I'm nilssn on the debian forum...

UNCLAIMED . . sounds like it's deactivated to me . . Try this command, then try your wireless on/off switch and/or the Fn key combination for wireless. sudo modprobe b43 Update: This worked, but when I turned off laptop and later turned it back on, the problem was back. Is there a way to make this ...

The easiest is to download the iso from http or ftp, then download and start the torrent. Point the torrent download to the directory where you downloaded the iso. The torrent program will the verify and start seeding.

You mean the forum?
Easy enough...: http://forums.linuxmint.com/ucp.php?i=p ... eg_details

I am curious about this as well. Update pack 3 has been in 'incoming' for over 2 weeks now, and I would have expected it to show up in 'latest' by now.
My guess is that there is a show stopper in UP3 and that it won't be released.

Not that I know of. Sorry.
If you eject using the method I described it won't be a problem in the future tho...