Saturday, March 28, 2009

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a Changing label (Label) to a partition in ext2 or ext3

The various partitions on your hard drive sometimes have an associated name or label (label ).

This tag can be useful to identify the partition or you simply want to create a rule in / etc / fstab to mount it.

We're going to worry about just how change labels to partitions ext2 or ext3 . Other types of partitions tengra different tools.


First install the tool you need:
$ sudo aptitude install e2fsprogs


Now that we have the tools we use an example: $ sudo
e2label / dev/sda6 OpenSuse111

The above example means that the partition / dev/sda6 OpenSuse111 assign the label.


Note: If you want a list of partitions of our storage devices:
$ ls-lR / dev / disk

or a list of labels:
$ ls-l / dev / disk / by-label

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

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Ubuntu Install Google Earth in Ubuntu 8.10

Hi everyone!

Today I will explain how to install Google Earth on Ubuntu 8.10. There are four easy steps. The first thing we do is download the binary here google.

Once downloaded, open a console and give it execute permission:


As stated in the screenshot. Then, execute Mode:

UbuntuWorkStation angel @: ~ / Desktop $. / GoogleEarthLinux.bin

and see something like this:


select routes and options and begin the installation. Appear something like:


have to wait, when finished we will see this:


And that's the signal that all is finished, we can enjoy google earth in ubuntu . Easy, no?

Edit: There seems to be some problems with version 5.0 for linux. Soon after starting the program stops. To fix this, you can do:


: ~ $ cd google-earth /
: ~ / google-earth $ mv libcrypto.so.0.9.8 libcrypto.so.0.9.8.old
: ~ / google-earth $ ln-s usr / lib / libcrypto.so libcrypto.so.0.9.8


And Now, to work.