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Please excuse my ignorance which, I confess up front, is abundant.I have Ubuntu 16.04, and I've already installed a binary for ffmpeg 2.8.6-1ubuntu2. (Please don't ask me exactly how I got this installed, or which repositories I used. I frankly don't remember anymore.)Anyway, ffmpeg is crashing on me due to some bug that I already googled for and that, apparently, has been fixed in later versions for ffmpeg. So I need to get a fresher ffmpeg installed on this 16.04 desktop system.The problem is that I've already googled around for awhile and I'll be damned if what I found make any sense to me. I'm sure that a big part of the problem is that although I have plenty of UNIX experience, I'm stil...

Are you wanting to try to convert existing install to UEFI, or are willing to start from scratch.Drive will need to be gpt partitioned. That erased drive, but gdisk or sgdisk can convert a drive. Either way really good backups are required.Ubuntu's grub does not make it easy to install to a second drive. I have several installs on second inteal drives and exteal flash drives.You have to partition in advance to be sure to have ESP on second drive. I typically include a bios_grub also just in case later I want to experiment with BIOS boot. I then add a 25GB / and use rest of flash drive as data partition.But even if during Something Else you tell grub to install to sdb. And grub will say insta...

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I recently bought a SSD drive. I formated it into a swap partition and an Ext4 partition and then installed Ubuntu 15.10 from a CD (and inteet). I ticked the box LVM during the installation as I couldn't see any disadvantages to using LVM. The install went fine and the SSD is working even better than I expected.Having done some reading up on using SSD's I decided to implement Autotrim but I have discovered that my Ubuntu instalation is on a Ext2 virtual partition (/dev/sda2) inside an lvm2 pv partition (/dev/sda1). My swap partition has been removed and in its place a /boot partition on Ext2 has been created. The /boot partition is not inside the lvm partition.I am not overly conceed as I ca...

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