Google Chrome - Your Profile could not be opened correctly ...

You might have encountered this issue.  Well I did too. Here is a solution I found and posted to the Google Discussion Thread on this same issue.
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=08e9aa36ad5159cb&start=40

So, here is what happened in my case.


I have been using Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 and Google Chrome 5.0.375.70
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After facing similar problem, I tried as said above in the discussions and also at the Ubuntu Forums page mentioned here.

However, I could not make it solved, and the message saying 'Your profile could not be opened correctly' popped every time I restarted my browser.
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So, I checked each single file, in the following order inside the directory ~/.config/google-chrome/Default
1) databases (dir)
2) Local Storage (file)
3) Web Data(file)

and on my third trial, I just found it working without the pop up.

Hence, according to my findings, its the 'Web Data' file which when removed I got the problem solved.
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Further,
I could not find my saved passwords restored still.

Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

VIM Editor - Search and Replace

• /searchkey - search something
• :[range]s/search/replace/ - replace something within range
• :8,10 s/search/replace/g  - replace something within range
• :%s/search/replace/g - replace something full document
• :%s/search/replace/gc.  - prompt
• 
  

PHP Jabber Web Chat

Searched a LOT And LOT and finally found one.


PHP/Ajax based Jabber Web Chat Client.


http://blog.jwchat.org/jwchat/

Recovering Grub

Uhu, Grub thing again.,

Now i must find the easiest solution, as simple as 1, 2 3.

1. Boot from Live CD. Install grub with the following command
   $ apt-get install grub
   $ sudo grub
2. Find the partition in which Grub is to be installed. May be the '/' partition of your hard drive, or the '/boot' partition of your hard drive. Then execute the following. Make sure you are in the grub shell with grub> prompt
   grub> root (hd0, 0) - Assuming 1st paritition of your first hard drive is the boot partition
3. Setup the grub and reboot.
   grub> setup
   grub> quit
   $ reboot