When I start up Kubuntu, i get an error report after logging in. Where can I find more information on the error? I hope to be able to track down the problems, research, and fix them if I can get more info
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What is the error reporting?Windows no longer obstructs my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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It says says system error and asks if I want to report it. Info under details in that is cryptic. it said something about edgers, then vanished before I could write it down. I could uninstall it if i could find it. dpkg -l gave me a list, quite long. not good with grep. How would IO grep this to find anything containing the word edge?
grep -i edger | dpkg -l -- lists everything.
dpkg –l | grep –i edger -- gives an error.
Haven't found anything on grep online except how to search files.Last edited by vsreeser; Jul 17, 2015, 01:38 PM.
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Originally posted by vsreeser View PostIt says says system error and asks if I want to report it. Info under details in that is cryptic. it said something about edgers, then vanished before I could write it down. I could uninstall it if i could find it. dpkg -l gave me a list, quite long. not good with grep. How would IO grep this to find anything containing the word edge?
"dpkg -l | grep edge" produces nothing @hear
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Originally posted by vsreeser View PostIt says says system error and asks if I want to report it. Info under details in that is cryptic. it said something about edgers, then vanished before I could write it down. I could uninstall it if i could find it. dpkg -l gave me a list, quite long. not good with grep. How would IO grep this to find anything containing the word edge?
grep -i edger | dpkg -l -- lists everything.
dpkg –l | grep –i edger -- gives an error.
Haven't found anything on grep online except how to search files.
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I restarted and the error is gone. Good, but confusing. Think I'll restart again
The system error is gone. Still have a weird ghosting problem though.
Not a hardware thing as it doesn't happen in windows7 or opensuse 13.2 using noveau (however thats spelled) driver because I thought that would fix it.
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Originally posted by vsreeser View PostI restarted and the error is gone. Good, but confusing. Think I'll restart again
The system error is gone. Still have a weird ghosting problem though.
Not a hardware thing as it doesn't happen in windows7 or opensuse 13.2 using noveau (however thats spelled) driver because I thought that would fix it.
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Originally posted by vsreeser View Posthave a stubborn bcd hanging around with options that I don't use for windows. haven't figured out how to get rid of that yet, but I will.
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Warning: BURG seems to be no longer actively maintained as the upstream bzr repo at https://code.launchpad.net/~bean123ch/burg/trunk does not seem to be updated after October 2010. Users are recommended to switch to GRUB(2) or Syslinux instead.An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way. Charles Bukowski
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Warning: BURG seems to be no longer actively maintained as the upstream bzr repo at https://code.launchpad.net/~bean123ch/burg/trunk does not seem to be updated after October 2010. Users are recommended to switch to GRUB(2) or Syslinux instead.
Originally posted by Qqmike View Post
So, any other nice looking, highly customizable (visually) boot loaders around?Last edited by vsreeser; Jul 17, 2015, 06:09 PM.
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Originally posted by vsreeser View PostAlmost perfect system now. using burg to boot. nicer than grub. have a stubborn bcd hanging around with options that I don't use for windows. haven't figured out how to get rid of that yet, but I will.
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Look at the boot manager rEFInd:
http://www.rodsbooks.com/efi-bootloaders/refind.html
https://www.kubuntuforums.net/showth...l=1#post372221An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way. Charles Bukowski
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Originally posted by vsreeser View PostFixed windows, broke burg. Used boot-repair to fix grub. Back in business. Still looking for a 'pretty' boot loader. Something more than just text. Guess I should learn to program and make my own.
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