I use SUSE on all my computers. SUSE has installed on all of them with no
problem except for one. On this computer there is a problem with the
motherboard and which hard disk decides to boot up first.
Go into the BIOS and look to see if you modify which IDE port can be booted.
If you can
i have a problem with Synaptic on a new install of PCLinuxOS MiniMe 2008.
Initially both Synaptic worked fine.
Then it worked fine most of the time, and I was able to use apt-get when it
didn't.
I moved it and Synaptic and apt-get started to break down.
First I couldn't reload/update - on
On Tue Oct 14, 2008 at 18:48:15 +0100, Lisi wrote:
First I couldn't reload/update - on either, saying that the repositories were
inaccessible. So of course I couldn't load any software.
Please show us what you tried, and what error you received.
apt-get should be simplest, if you run:
2008/10/13 Rob Malpass [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Forgive the ignorance - I'm a bit tired (young child teething these last few
nights). Trying to work out whether I did install a 64 bit kernel on a box
I've not played with in months. I've done uname -a and I get 686 as part
of the returned string
Hello Everyone,
I was considering saving for a mac mini, but if I can't install linux on
it I'm out.
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere a while back that you can install linux
on a mac, but I've been searching the web, and can't find anything much
on it.
Does anyone know
a) How easy it is
Hi again
I meant the mac mini, not the macbook
Becky
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What are the latencies of the different sticks?
I can get that from the Crucial site for the new ones. Don't know if I
can tell for the old ones. I suspet this could be the issue...?
Very likely.
Without seeing the kit in question, one can only guess - but my guess is
that the memory timings
2008/10/14 Richard Danter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/10/13 Rob Malpass [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Forgive the ignorance - I'm a bit tired (young child teething these last few
nights). Trying to work out whether I did install a 64 bit kernel on a box
I've not played with in months. I've done uname -a
On Tuesday 14 October 2008 18:50:39 Steve Kemp wrote:
On Tue Oct 14, 2008 at 18:48:15 +0100, Lisi wrote:
First I couldn't reload/update - on either, saying that the repositories
were inaccessible. So of course I couldn't load any software.
Please show us what you tried, and what error
2008/10/13 Paul Stimpson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Hi Paul,
Does your motherboard accept different RAM types and are the old and new
stcks different?
Don't know about the mobo's preferences.
The new old sticks have the same connector keyslot layout (obviously...) ;
they have some visual
Are you saying that in the new grub menu.lst is replaced with grub.cfg?
On my (WBEL) system, menu.lst is a symlink to grub.conf. They are the same
thing...
I also
had trouble with the naming of drives changing which caused great
confusion. Could either of those be your problem?
I not sure
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