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Although the thread is marked as solved; for other users, it might be nice to know what you've ended up doing

Reading the link you've provided...
If I'm correct:
sudo apt install libfuse2 would be the correct way to go for you.

NOTE: the warning tells you not to install fuse.. like on Ubuntu (<=...

Try Setting the Prime Profile to NVIDIA performance mode from the NVIDIA X Server settings
https://i.stack.imgur.com/ks4Wk.png

nano resolv.conf

however, I don't think that is exactly your goal... :)

Take a look at this: https://askubuntu.com/questions/134121/how-to-restore-recreate-etc-resolv-conf-files

http://askubuntu.com/questions/19898/whats-the-simplest-way-to-edit-and-add-files-to-var-www

^ rolling back is not the way to go imo....

I was using the nvidia96 drivers before, but now I'm using nouveau instaid...working like a charm...

http://www.manpagez.com/man/1/screen/

although for launching X programs from a tty outside X one should use export DISPLAY=:0 before program launch

I pointed you to the info on how to use PLOP and what PLOP is for ...

Like I asked before;



You could use grub2 to boot plop, and boot (to) the usb with Plop.
You could point grub2 to...

not that I see the direct stress with it... but erh...


Your username is still there at the bottom of your first post mr D

so it's solved now?

erh , well... @ least I just told you..and pointed you to the info>
Don't know if it works for you on your apple though... but it's worth a shot isn't it?

or did I just completely misunderstood...

Silly oldschool me,

You could also just use

gksudo nvidia-settings and save the config file
so you don't have to edit xorg.conf manually

hmz,

does it use a xorg.conf? made by nvidia-settings perhaps?


nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf

if so you can try to change the resolution there..

you will have to use sudo nano (or any editor...

perhaps you could use some PLOP to get your usb booting, if I understand your question correctly, you have a problem getting the pc to boot from usb..

in that case read the plop instructions I...

I've seen this "problem" way way way before!

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1192754

I bet the same solution still works...

post #2 btw..in that link above

^ that

+ likely you'll get some unmet dependencies

so.. after above do a
sudo apt-get install -f and it will install during that process.

erh., re-installing the OS just for videodrivers seems not the right way to go...


I noticed some needed to change the driver to sis671 manually.

Please post content of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
...

@xavierescola

Open up a terminal and type:

sudo bash
(enter your password and press enter)
then type;

echo blacklist vga16fb > /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-vga16fb.conf

Hi lesnik,
Better a late reply then no reply at all...

:p

Nice.

Ubuntu 8.04's (Hardy Heron) support ended on 12 May 2011 for desktops and will end in April 2013 for servers.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases
also Hardy is not on...

You're welcome

you can right click your word .docx files and use open with other application

Or set a default program so you can use double-click to open files with :

right click file > go to Properties>...

you can use gparted to manage flags...right click the partition you want to edit and manage flags

btw, Although normally I would definitely advice to read above information.. I realized your a new user (beans and all) and thought this might be easier for you
From the first link>...

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1581099

read this closely though, I only know the live cd chroot way..so advice you to start reading from there.