Hi Clive,
> > > Ubuntu 9.10 installed on new PC and Laptop up-dated, majority is
> > > fine but problem with Xsane and my scanner. It worked OK under
> > > 9.04 but not on 9.10, any ideas please?
Sounds like
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sane-backends/+bug/485551
Try without xsane.
Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Hi Clive,
>
>> Ubuntu 9.10 installed on new PC and Laptop up-dated, majority is fine
>> but problem with Xsane and my scanner. It worked OK under 9.04 but
>> not on 9.10, any ideas please?
>>
>> Details are:
>> Xsane 0.996
>> sees scanner as Lide 50 with genesys:libusb:002
Andrew Drapper wrote:
> Oh and while I am on it does anyone have any suggestions for creating a
> revisions backup of my documents?
>
>
Have a look at rdiff-backup too. Plenty of info on Google.
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On Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:00:08 -, Andrew Drapper
wrote:
> Looking to put Ubuntu on a refurbished PC, Should I use a single
> drive, obviously the easiest, or should I put the os and programmes on
> one disc docks on another,
That is a question only you can answer. From the sounds of it you
You can split a disk so you can put documents on one partition and
system files on another if you so wish.
If you insist on using 2, you should be able to specify the second
disk (sdb) as /home on install of UBuntu.
For revision control I'd use Subversion or Git (there are many GUI
front-ends, if y
Hi,
Looking to put Ubuntu on a refurbished PC, Should I use a single
drive, obviously the easiest, or should I put the os and programmes on one
disc docks on another, and if so how do I re-address the file system to the
second disk?
Oh and while I am on it does anyone have any suggestions for cre
I got it working over a week ago. Do try and keep up, Pike.:)
- Original Message -
From: "Dominic Lonsdale"
To: "Dorset Linux User Group"
Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2009 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Dorset] Goodies for Reasons Harvest
> Is this not getting a bit over complicated ?
>
> I ju
Is this not getting a bit over complicated ?
I just made a bootable USB thumb drive (or flash drive or whatever they
are called now) and plugged it in.
Press ESC during BIOS stage and then select device to boot from.
I have a bootable drive with Ubuntu loaded and can give it to you.
Do you want
Hi Peter
>> Simon O'Riordan wrote:
>> > I've got the HP Mini with Suse, but there is(obviously) no optical drive.
>> > How do you put 9.04 onto it?
>> >
>> I have done the installation of Ubuntu on my EeePC using a USB CD drive.
>> Usually one connected via a USB <> ATA adapter. I'm surprised more
On Sat, 2009-11-28 at 01:03 +, Andrew Morgan wrote:
> Simon O'Riordan wrote:
> > I've got the HP Mini with Suse, but there is(obviously) no optical drive.
> > How do you put 9.04 onto it?
> >
> I have done the installation of Ubuntu on my EeePC using a USB CD drive.
> Usually one connected
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