Masood wrote:
Check kernel messages, dmesg, to see if it's been loaded properly and also
to what device it's been assigned under /dev/
If it's different to your /dev/fstab entry, change accordingly. I don't
think UUID is applied to DVD drives.
correct... quote from my fstab:
/dev/scd0 /
Check kernel messages, dmesg, to see if it's been loaded properly and also
to what device it's been assigned under /dev/
If it's different to your /dev/fstab entry, change accordingly. I don't
think UUID is applied to DVD drives.
Regards,
Masood
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 11:30 AM, bill <[EMAIL PROT
Have Kubuntu Hardy installed and running fine for ages.
Replaced DVDRW with new unit, now it is not "seen" by system/k3b etc.
Boots fine from a linux livecd/dvd.
I assume that this is because of the "fantastic" UUID system.
How do I 'Fix" it? Is it simply a matter of something like changing a
I've been using a Logitech QuickCam Pro For Notebooks which has served
me very well in gutsy and hardy. Works out of the box.
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/webcam_communications/webcams/devices/3055&cl=au,en
- dds
"Antonio C. Costantino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi all!
>
> Hoping not
On Sunday 18 May 2008 10:00:03 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hoping not to be off-topic, I was wandering if someone could point me at
> cheap-but-not-that-crappy webcam to use with kubuntu 8.04 and skype.
>
> I've done a bit of research, but it seems that most of the stuff that one
> can find here in
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 7:21 PM, Antonio C. Costantino
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Hoping not to be off-topic, I was wandering if someone could point me at
> cheap-but-not-that-crappy webcam to use with kubuntu 8.04 and skype.
>
> I've done a bit of research, but it seems that most of
Hi all!
Hoping not to be off-topic, I was wandering if someone could point me at
cheap-but-not-that-crappy webcam to use with kubuntu 8.04 and skype.
I've done a bit of research, but it seems that most of the stuff that one can
find here in Sydney's shops are either extremely expensive or not s
On 20/11/07 16:14:19, Dion wrote:
> Try "sudo systemsettings" from a console. It
> works for me in Kubuntu Feisty.
>
> Failing that try in the "run command" from
> the kmenu, "kdesu -c systemsettings"
>
> Both of these [ie, "sudo kcontrol" and "kcontrol"
> in a root shell] may work better with "
Robert Thorsby wrote:
When installing Kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) onto my lappy I ascribed a
localhost name but decided to fix up the localdomain name later. This
is proving much more difficult than I expected.
System Settings --> Network Settings gets me into a broken
Administrator Mode thin
When installing Kubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) onto my lappy I ascribed a
localhost name but decided to fix up the localdomain name later. This
is proving much more difficult than I expected.
System Settings --> Network Settings gets me into a broken
Administrator Mode thingy (the sudo password re
Hi all,
I've been scratching my head over this one and can't work it out so
thought I'd throw it out to the hive mind.
I've got two kubuntu boxes, one running 6.06 and the other 6.10.
In my .vimrc I have the following mapping set to automatically add
opening and closing {} for code blocks:
ima
Have installed Kubuntu 6.06 from LiveCD - everything works OK so far,
EXCEPT for the keyboard, which works fine directly from the LiveCD.
Shift and 1, 2, 3 , parentheses and split-verical ( can't remember its
name) keys give wrong symbols
ie shift @ gives " and vice-versa.
Having no "hatchma
On Tuesday 29 November 2005 22:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am seeking help in trying to install two Linux distros on my desktop. Is
> there anyone whom could either guide a newbie in installing Kubuntu and
> SuSe 10? Or alternatively I live near the city (Glebe), and could meet
>
Hi All,
I am seeking help in trying to install two Linux distros on my desktop. Is
there anyone whom could either guide a newbie in installing Kubuntu and SuSe
10? Or alternatively I live near the city (Glebe), and could meet either at
my house, or yours (or work) for some assistance in conduc
Michael Fox wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good mirror to populate into my kubuntu apt
sources.lst file.
As I noticed some stuff is missing and even when I uncomment the
existing lines for universe, I still cant find some items.
Thanks
PS. Kubuntu is fantastic. Very nice.
This is my /etc/a
quote("Michael Fox");
>Can anyone recommend a good mirror to populate into my kubuntu apt
>sources.lst file.
>
>As I noticed some stuff is missing and even when I uncomment the
>existing lines for universe, I still cant find some items.
deb http://mirror.isp.net.au/ftp/pub/ubuntu breezy main restr
Michael Fox wrote:
As I noticed some stuff is missing and even when I uncomment the
existing lines for universe, I still cant find some items.
how do you know they are missing?
mirror.pacific.net.au and mirror.isp.net.au are both ok.
dave
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Can anyone recommend a good mirror to populate into my kubuntu apt
sources.lst file.
As I noticed some stuff is missing and even when I uncomment the
existing lines for universe, I still cant find some items.
Thanks
PS. Kubuntu is fantastic. Very nice.
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing
James Gray wrote:
4. Still can't get Flash Player to work - but I think that's a side-effect
of AMD64 hardware. Anyone else?
Yeah, this is a problem with platforms other than x86 running Linux.
Macromedia haven't made binaries for Linux available on anything other
than x86 so if you want to
> I have read a lot of positive things about kubuntu and as such I am
> considering migrating from fedora 3. I would like to ask a few questions
> to those who use it.
>
> How well does it perform as a server OS
Kubuntu is Ubuntu + KDE. Ubuntu is a rad desktop, but also a rocking server.
If you
I have read a lot of positive things about kubuntu and as
such I am considering migrating from fedora 3. I would like to ask a few
questions to those who use it.
How well does it perform as a server OS
Does it recognise internal modems and external modems for
that matter? I have found
Just finished restoring my backed-up stff from the network to my shiney new
Kubuntu install. Here's some comparisons I've found from the old SuSE 9.1
Pro that Kubuntu is replacing:
1. Faster. Same hardware, same software, faster machine. It boots faster,
runs faster and *everything* was dete
I know i may get slammed for saying this by the Debian hardcore but i
installed mandrake 10.1 from Linux Format magazine a few months ago on
my laptop and had everything working in 1hr flat albeit the Atheros
Netgear card only works at 54Mbs not the 108 it works at with XP...even
the modem works!!
> Installed Kubuntu on the lappy this afternoon (replacing SuSE 9.1 Pro)[1].
> Installation went well except it didn't recognise my Atheros-based wifi
> card
> (Dlink DWL-G650, h/w rev C3).
Interesting
Warty/Hoary recognised my atheros based netgear pcmcia card thingie and
all went well at fi
Installed Kubuntu on the lappy this afternoon (replacing SuSE 9.1 Pro)[1].
Installation went well except it didn't recognise my Atheros-based wifi card
(Dlink DWL-G650, h/w rev C3). No big deal, I had the trusty Xircom ethernet
card and cable handy. Downloaded the kernel source+headers, ran u
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