DaShaun

It appears that not everything looks at the environment setting http_proxy/all_proxy/no_proxy (I had set in my /etc/environment).

For my Java->JBoss application to use the proxy, I had to setup a specific proxy for my JVM.

I was pointed to /etc/java-6-sun/net.properties.  I made my changes there, and everything works as expected.

I did the latest kernel upgrade.  I always just assume the updates will work.

Today, my printers dissappeared and I could not add new ones, and my VMPlayer would not work.

I had to restart with the previous version of the kernel (.22 instead of .23) and everything is back to normal.

I don’t own one, but my boss came to my office asking for help.  I tinkered and googled and this is what I found to work:

• remove the battery from the device
• connect the device to a powered USB port on your computer (without battery)
• wait for the  “Connected” screen to come on
• insert the battery pack into the device while its still plugged in
• “safe eject” your device from your computer (taskbar)
• unplug the device from the computer
• reconnect the device to your computer
• the device will now recharge properly

These are the steps that worked for me.