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Old 05-13-2014, 02:22 AM   #200
Gregg Bell
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I've had several flash drives mount themselves as "read only", which will lock up on a write. This was usually because the file system had become corrupted. Running "dosfsck" from the command prompt fixes it up. Make backups first, even if you never use them. This is the only time you can do that. Do a "man dosfsck" from the command prompt to see what you are getting into first.
Wow. That was easy. Thanks signum. The dosfsck seemed to do the trick. I haven't done a lot with the flash drive yet but it did copy from and paste to perfectly so far. Thanks a lot.
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The black bar in the navigation toolbar in Firefox is often caused by trying to use a buggy theme. Go to Tools ->Add-ons ->Appearance to see what theme is in effect. Select and enable a different one (I suggest the initial default theme) and see if the black bar goes away.
Don't think this would be the case as I'm using the Xubuntu default screens on both computers. Although one Xubuntu has the Xubuntu screen (w/the mouse icon in the middle) and the other just has a big solid dark (not the Xubuntu bright blue) background.

I'd been using Chrome a lot and my best guess is the black line came in when I upgraded from Ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04. I checked on the one Xubuntu and it was indeed the default. And that does look (4/30) like the day I upgraded the two computers. Any other ideas? (Thanks!)
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