
Het leek het me best wel handig om dit te "saven" voor de mensen die ooit zelf Nucore willen installeren in hun RFM of SWEP1.
Bug fix
Firefox update, rom download Nucore.tar.tar; geen toegang tot schijf.
- Download the .tar file on another pc, copy it on a USB.
- Boot Nucore, press F1, put; /etc/init.d/gdm start in command, press enter. User name; root, pass; nucore.
- connect USB to pc
- start from page 26 in the manual, you will find the "downloaded" file on the USB-drive.
! Note;
After download, it seems that the Nucore.tar.tar contains another compressed file; Nucore.tar, this is the file you need to copy in Ubuntu and extract!
Bug fix;
/dev/sda1 contains a file sytem with errors!
(Soort van checkdisk, dat om de x-aantal keer booten, een systeemcontrole doet. Check kan uitgezet worden, maar zou niet aan te raden zijn! Errors zouden komen van uitzetten van de kast ipv. mooi af te sluiten.)
(for people who don't got any pc-skills)
Start the system, put the Ubuntu cd in the drive, restart. Make sure you have selected the cd-drive as primary boot device.
Select the "try Ubuntu without any change" and let it run.
In Ubuntu click;
Applications-Accessoires-Terminal
then type;
sudo fsck /dev/sda1
(sda1 could be: sda2 or sda 3, etc etc. see your error message)
press enter
The system will start running a scan. If any errors are found, press y to "ignore error?" and y to "force rewrite".


It will do some 5 pass tests.
If you got a message;
FILE SYSTEM WAS MODIFIED
"xx/xxxxx files, x% non contigious, xx/xxxxx blocks"
You can close the window, take your cd-rom back and restart the system.
Now everything would work again.
edit;
In the Terminal, you could use some other commands also, but didn't test it since the first one worked for me.
sudo unmount /dev/sda1
then
sudo fsck -y /dev/sda1