Thursday, July 17, 2008
Virtualbox
When I was setting up virtual box I had to add myself to the group vboxdrv or something like that as well as give myself read write privileges to to the folder /dev/vboxdrv/. I also under super user used the command "modprobe vboxdrv" which has been suggested that users add to the file /etc/modprobe.conf.local so you don't have to enter the command every time you boot.
Fix Emacs Suse 10.3
Turns out the update to emacs-22.1-40.4 replaced /etc/skel/.gnu-emacs with a new version, but my own ~/.gnu-emacs file was of course not updated and was therefore incompatible with the updated Emacs. Copying the new .gnu-emacs file from /etc/skel to my home directory fixed the problem.
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