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what's this Ununta 1:1.22.0-15umbuntu1 and do you need it? uninstall it. has you tried a different kernel to see if same messages? do you have microcode installed in Driver Manager? Busybox v1.22.1 (Ununta 1:1.22.0-15umbuntu1) built-in shell (ash) - don't know unable to find an answer I updated the...

trylip, /ect/fstab was refused permission so I tried 'editor /ect/fstab' with the following result: GNU nano 2.5.3 File: /etc/fstab # /etc/fstab: static file system information. # # Use 'blkid' to print the universally unique identifier for a # device; this may be used with UUID= as a more robust wa...

Don't know how old the drive is, Adata SSD Ultimate SU800 but the computer is only 6 months old,

Thanks it's done it again, how do I fix it?.
Or will I just have to fsck every time?

I panicked, after thinking I tried 'fsck /dev/sda2' [ which I should have realised in the first place ]clicked yes to everything and re-booted. Don't know if it's fixed yet but it's re-booted into the desktop, sorry about the headless chicken post, will mark it solved in a couple of days if all is f...

this is what I have not sure what section to ask/ post in, how do i get past it if possible, am i screwed :( . [ 0.000000] Firmware Bug] : TSC: TSC_DEADLINE disabled due to Errata; please udate microcoode to version: Ox52 (or later) BusyBox v1.22.1 (Ubunta 1:1.22.0-15umbunta1) build-in shell (ash) ...

I’m nearly back to square one after the fresh install. Tried again to use the terminal solution but failed, although I have managed to get the first server to run without a leak. It’s after changing servers that the fun begins, time out, wrong location and leaks. Also, even when the DNS site shows t...

Thanks for the advice, a little spoilt for choice on the link page. I tried a couple before and must have done something wrong. Should I use this fix by Sammiev; [ Post by sammiev » Fri Jan 05, 2018 8:18 pm I have been installing "bind9" like so. Code: Select all sudo apt-get install bind9...

UP date... To try and solve this with a re-install of Mint 18.3. First thing I did was update Open VPN, then installed the servers with import from file method. It hasn't worked, still got the IPV6 leak and installed several server that still aren't changing, according to the DNS page. Also some of ...

Tried the free VPN and it had problems connecting also. Like you say, not knowing what changes were made complicates matters. Putting off, but looking it's more and more that I may need a fresh install. Since it’s working of sorts, I may just stick with it and wait for Mint 19, It isn't a major prob...

You got the red highlight, because your DNS IP addresses were not properly formatted, Tried again, even copied and pasted you code but still the red highlight. Irritatingly I just really needed the VPN for Kodi with the TV's and could do without it on the computer. Then I've found out that the app ...

Rubin_Rarr Now here’s the thing, the PrivateVPN team took over my desktop, spent some time working on it and fixed the leak. They then informed me that it was a problem due to my OpenVPN been broken. I don’t know how they fixed the leak, they could have actually used you fix. That leaves me with two...

After update of Open VPN. didn't help. Changing VPN was hit and miss and ended up with VPN failed, shown below going to update to kernel 14.13.0-39.44 and see what happens Updated Kernel, no change . i also noticed this...from your stats..." 0 to upgrade, 1 to newly install, 0 to remove and 26 ...

I updated from 17 to 18 but as far as the terminal is concerned, i'm hopeless, doesn't help reading characters back to front. I believe this is the information you need, looks like the OpenVPN is out of date so I'll start with that. Just one query, Is it possible to install the latest openvpn on 17....

i would still change the kernel to something that is supported such as the latest 4.4 series kernel which is LTS or the latest in the 4.13 HWE kernel series...cant hurt to give this a try, but you do need to be in a supported kernel series.. Damien Wonder why support didn't look at that, would an u...

Using PrivateVPN and having problems with DNS leaks. Mint 18.3 / Cinamon 3.6.7 / Kernel 4.10.0-38 generic / 64bit. They took over my computer and fixed it in a fashion, No leaks but unable to change servers/country.. Also Sky are still blocking their blacklisted pages but that was no surprise. After...

While the installation for PureVPN was a nightmare and even after taking over my computer for two hours. They did honour their refund so in that respect for my experience I have to give them 10/10. As a foot note I signed up with PrivateVPN and although the installation wasn't for Mint, and differen...

Got a reply saying that there should be no problem with a refund but could I give it another go. Since I'm hopeless with the terminal, I thought why not, So I allowed the assistant took over my desktop, what the hell he's an expert and I may have made a silly mistake in the hours that I failed. Two ...

Question, has anyone managed to get a refund from PureVPN? After around four hours of trying to install from the manager, which they say that it supports. I decided enough was enough and ask for a refund under their three day money back guarantee. The response from them was for me to download the pa...

phd21
Thanks for swift reply,
That's what I'll do and mark this solved.
Regards
WF