Thank you to Rick Thomas and the many others trying
to help me with my "hwclock incorrectly set".
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According to aptitude, I do not have ntp installed.
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My system is indeed a dual-boot (not counti
I have been getting messages
> superblock mount time in future,
> probably due to hardware clock
> incorrectly set.
I tried using hwclock to
fix this, but don't know what I'm
doing. I created the batch file:
date > datetest
hwclock >> datetest
and ran it to get the output:
Fri Mar 9 00
Thanks for previous suggestions, and my
apologies for violations of user-list
etiquette.
The output from the "why" command:
> Unable to find a reason to install db5.1-util.
I don't know what the package db5.1-util
does. The "blocked update" led me to imagine
that there was some serious bug
I am using debian version 8.9.
I have received several "updates available"
notices that include Berkeley database utilities
that are described as "blocked".
I just tried aptitude. It says that an upgrade
of the package db5.1-util from version 5.1.29-5 to
5.1.29-9 is available, but that
I have been seeing a message about Berkeley
database utility v 5.1 update being blocked.
What should I do abot this?
When I type "apt-get upgrade" I get
this message, and things stop:
W: There is no public key available for the following key IDs:
EF0F382A1A7B6500
I hope there is a simple fix.
Thanks very much for your reply.
I have an older machine running claws-mail 3.8.1
and a newer machine running 3.11.1. Some but not
all correspondents stopped being able to receive
messages from my 3.8.1 machine, while still hearing
from 3.11.1. I changed the 3.8.1 "sent" configuration
(whi
I have been using claws-mail for several years. After
I changed the server used for sending mail, receiving has
continued to work but not sending.
When I closed claws-mail after a failure, my screen
displayed
> Warning SSL connection failed (A TLS packet with
> unexpected length was receiv
Thank you very much!
As you suggested, typing c at the grub menu,
followed by
set root=(hdo,msdos1)
chainloader +1
boot
took me to Windows. I suspect that there
must be a way to fix my grub menu, but don't
know how.
The output from os-prober:
/dev/sda1:Windows Recov
I have been running version 7.11 of Debian for several
years on a desktop with a dual boot of windows and linux
via grub. I upgraded to windows 10 roughly 8 months ago,
and the system continued to work.
On January 9, I noticed that the grub menu no longer
displayed a windows option, instead
The Jessie installer did not give me an
option for wireless (using ethernet). I
subsequently saw, when starting the computer,
a message about missing ath3k firmware.
I used aptitude to install atheros and this
message has gone away.
I then tried to use wifi-radar. This recognized
the relev
I recently installed Jessie on a laptop. I was not
asked to configure access to a wireless network. I
have noticed that, when the machine is started, there
is a message, approximately:
unable to load firmware ath3k
The machine, when running windows, is able to gain
access to a LAN.
Th
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