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Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 1 down vote favorite Can anybody help me with this messages at (before) grub starts booting? . . Fatal! inconsistent data read from (0x84) 0+xxxxxx . Fatal! inconsistent data read from (0x84) n+yyyyyy . (hd0,4) This is running in dual boot with windows 7. Both Windows and Ubuntu are running flawlessly, except for this "errors" list. boot grub2 share | improve this question edited Apr 8 at 12:59 Byte Commander 59.4k 26 159 267 asked Apr 8 at 12:56 Viciente 6 1 add a comment  |  up vote 1 down vote favorite Can anybody help me with this messages at (before) grub starts booting? . . Fatal! inconsistent data read from (0x84) 0+xxxxxx . Fatal! inconsistent data read from (0x84) n+yyyyyy . (hd0,4) This is running in dual boot with windows 7. Both Windows and Ubuntu are running flawlessly, except for this "errors" list. boot grub2 share | improve th...

Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 2 down vote favorite Recommended packages of a package and recommended packages of it's dependencies are installed by default when installing a package (tested on Ubuntu 18.04 Beta). How to install recommended packages of a package, but skip recommended packages of it's dependencies by a single apt command? apt software-installation dependencies share | improve this question asked Apr 24 at 6:37 linuxbuild 191 6 2 The --(no-)install-recommends,suggests flags are set for the entire apt operation, so your best bet would be (a) either installing without recommends and then installing the recommends, or (b) parsing out the recommends and installing them explicitl. Both are covered in ... – muru Apr 24 at 6:49 3 Possible duplicate of How to --install-suggests on an already installed package? – muru Apr 24 at 6:49 2 (It m...

Clash Royale CLAN TAG #URR8PPP up vote 2 down vote favorite I am planning to have multiple servers running with the same packages. And as a solution to not compile packages individually on each server, I want to use checkinstall to generate .deb and then distribute it via private repository. However, in the linked guide it says that it is not designed to produce packages suitable for distribution My questions are: What is different about this packaging, that makes it not suitable for distribution? Or what should be in the package, to make it suitable? Could there be any issues with using checkinstall and distributing packages to ~20 servers? Any advice or links where I can find out more appreciated. Thanks! apt package-management packaging checkinstall share | improve this question asked Feb 6 at 13:56 Ilya 123 5 add a comment  |  up vote 2 down vote favorite I am planning to have multiple servers runni...