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You can check whether or not the phone is "hard locked" as a result of incorrectly entering an unlock code. tap the following in - as if you were dialing a number to make  phone a call... *#*'#7378423#*#* A new "hidden" menu will appear. Tap on "service info" Tap on "SIM lock" Look at the entry for "Network" - there's a number after it.   That number is how many unlocking attempts you have left - so if it shows zero - "0" - then you'll know that you've reached the limit for unlock code entries - i.e. [x] Network 0 If it shows a number higher than zero, the problem lies elsewhere. Also - when looking at that "Network" entry, there are brackets in front of the name that will look something like this... [x] Network 5 If there's no x in those brackets, it means that the phone is already unlocked, e.g. [] Network 5 - that's an unlocked phone which may also b...

In most of the cases is due to the lack of the libsvn-java library, so just install it: $ sudo apt-get install libsvn-java         Now you have to tell eclipse where to find this libraries. First, locate where the is: view sourceprint? $ sudo updatedb      now run:                                                                                                                                                                               $ locate libsvnjavahl-1.so     /usr/lib/jni/lib...

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To install eclipse on ubuntu you need to download it first from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ Extract the downloaded file by right click on it and extract here or running the following: tar xzf dir / eclipse - SDK - 3.3 . 1.1 - linux - gtk . tar . gz Where eclipse-SDK-3.3.1.1-linux-gtk is your eclipse-SDK name with version and dir is the directory of eclipse-sdk. Now move it to the root directory. Apply the following command to do this. sudo mv dir / eclipse ~   Now you are ready to configure your eclipse. To do this follow the following step by step... sudo mv eclipse / home/<your user name>/opt /   Take care of the permissions: sudo chmod - R + r / home/<your user name>/opt / eclipse sudo chmod + x / home/<your user name>/opt / eclipse / eclipse Create an executable in your path: sudo touch / usr / bin / eclipse sudo chmod 755 / usr / bin / eclipse sudo gedit / usr / bin / eclipse Copy the following content and save the file: ...

Open terminal : CTRL+ALT+T 1. run on terminal: 2. sudo nano /etc/profile 3. add these line : export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/ export LIFERAY_HOME=/usr/local/liferay-portal-6.0.6/tomcat-6.0.29 export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$LIFERAY_HOME/bin:$PATH replace this by your jdk, liferay path . 4. allow execution for all files location in $LIFERAY_HOME/bin cd $LIFERAY_HOME/bin chmod +x *.sh 5. logout and relogin 6. cd $LIFERAY_HOME/bin ./startup.sh

go to System settings > Network > Wireless > Use as hotspot > Configure (or 'Edit connections' under your connections > Edit the hotspot connection) Switch to IPv6 Settings tab > Set Method to 'Ignore' and confirm/save in terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) run the following command to kill all dnsmasq processes: sudo killall dnsmasq go to System settings > Network > Wireless > Use as hotspot use these steps. It should work