Hi James
Thanks for the reply.
While what you say is correct re UUIDs, there are boot problems with the
Gigabyte GA7N500 Pro2 mobos with the new Ubuntu Hardy and Hardy-based
distros.
To try to sort out my problem I attached an empty formatted IDE HD and
an empty formatted SATA hd to
Hi Bill
Try replacing root=/dev/sdb1 with root=UUID=YOUR_ROOT_UUID
It is the default in Ubuntu and I think it should solve the problem.
Masood
On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 5:04 PM, bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
root (hd0,0)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-16-genric root=/dev/sdb1 ro quiet splash.
Hi,
I have a friend that will be going to the Solomon Islands for a year (work
on a thesis). He will have some solar panels to give him some power but not
much else.
What I am hopeful is possible is to set him up so that he can use rf to
connect and merge / update a git repository (he is also a
Mehmet Yousouf wrote:
Hi,
I have a friend that will be going to the Solomon Islands for a year (work
on a thesis). He will have some solar panels to give him some power but not
much else.
What I am hopeful is possible is to set him up so that he can use rf to
connect and merge / update a git
On 15/06/2008, at 12:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Advice on data transfer over shortwave
Well, I have been there - done that (as VK2ZGK in former life).
If and I mean if, your got sufficient power (RF + PSU - not solar
unless your got BIG batteries) you can use packet-radio (max 9600
Did you download an ISO and make a CD?
Try again or do a checksum on the download.
I had a similar problem in the past and it was a faulty CD.
Ben
Tony Sceats wrote:
Has anyone here encountered a problem with the Intel Quad Core Xeon X7350
chips not booting from x86_64 media?
I'm trying to
(I know you may have tried this...)
Did you download an ISO and make a CD?
Try again or do a checksum on the download.
I had a similar problem in the past and it was a faulty CD.
Ben
Tony Sceats wrote:
Has anyone here encountered a problem with the Intel Quad Core Xeon X7350
chips not
Hi all,
just to let you all know, I am grateful for the advice from Grahame, Del and
Terry. I have aimed a bit lower in our ambitions and will look at first
making sure we have reliable power to keep his notebook running and aim at
giving him email capability.
With the programming, we will have
