I don’t shut down by mistake but keep leaving the laptop on all night because I think it has shut down. This helped me.
Linking PHPBB and WordPress
http://www.e-xtnd.it/wp-phpbb-
This looks slick and useful and I will donate if it works as well as it seems once I go live. I have a forum with hundreds of users so it will be interesting to see how it all comes together.
CyanogenMod 10 on nexus 7
My home-baked CyanogenMod 10 ROM is working fine. Titanium Backup replaced all my old files with no problems and this time Firefox is working normally. I must have installed the wrong google apps package last time. Here is the right google apps.
Minor issues:
- When I was typing I had two keyboards showing to select the input method. I think one was android and one swiftkey. I disabled the android one in settings (Settings > Language & Input > Selector notification: OFF)

- I still cannot get Ubuntu to see all the files on the tablet. Plug in to Windows and I see everything, but in Ubuntu I have done the required fiddling but still can only see a small subset of the folders.
- superuser was continually force closing. It was good enough to give me access to root privileges, but could not remember them. I found this page with an updated superuser, and it seems to work. I tried to find superuser.apk in the backup, but it wasn’t obvious. One for another day.
SSD, Ubuntu 12.04, nexus 7, cyanogenmod 10
I moved the old Ubuntu installation over to a new SSD. Performance was as I’d hoped, with the PC booting in 15 seconds, half the time of a normal HDD. It may not seem like much time, but the laptop is flying now. A second here, a second there and it FEELS like a new machine.
Rendering CyanogenMod 10 time is unchanged though – the disk has no effect on the processor of course. But I am now “rocking” CM10 on my tablet that I “cooked” myself. It is working better this time, I think I got the wrong version of google market or something last time.
For the record, I used clonezilla, installed on an old 512MB USB stick on a partition to partition copy (most of the old 500GB disk was Windows 7). I then used this excellent post to install grub 2 after floundering through some others that were similar but didn’t do the job.
Ubuntu 12.04 64bit LTS
Using Ubuntu daily for the first time in a few months. It absolutely flies on my Inspiron 1525 (Celeron 900 2.2 GHz, 2GB RAM). Thinking about removing Windows or at least greatly reducing the space it takes up.

