Hello,
I downloaded the live CD today. I tried to boot it, but either it hangs
up, or something changed in the boot process that I am not aware of.
I started as usual
1. boot.
2. f5, 3, enter.
3. f6, hpet=disable (needed on my laptop), enter.
The boot process started, but cdrom stopped
Good evening,
On Sun, 15 Apr 2007, mike coulombe wrote:
Hi, is there a way to get dapper to see windows partitions.
Thanks Mike.
Create a directory and mount the partition there.
If your Windows partition is on /dev/hda2 and you have created a directory
called /windows, you would type
Greetings all
Apologies in advance for the cross post, but its easier to send a
message to all lists that I tend to be active on.
As of a few minutes from now, I will be offline until further notice,
due to a house move. I'll do my best to get back online as soon as I
possibly can.
--
Luke
Hello,
I tried running the Ubuntu Live CD -- it was the one handed out at CSUN, so
I think it was 6.1). Because of some issues with my laptop, I run all sound
through a USB Imic2. We could get Ubuntu itself to recognize the device,
and send sound there, but we couldn't find a way to get speech
Hi, I have always noticed in ubuntu when I am in a directory
and press the first letter of what I am looking for it doesn't go to that idem.
I assume this is because you can't do this in gnome like you can in windows.
If this is the case I think adding this feature would be helpful.
X-Antivirus:
Hi Mike, your subject line mentions menus but your text mentions a
directory. Which did you mean to talk about? The Linux terminal does
have autocompletion functionality (using the tab key) and GNOME menus do
jump to the option with a first letter matching a keypress. For example,
if I go to
Hi, I just got a update and when I rebooted I couldn't login.
However pressing ctrl alt f1 and logging in did work to get me to a terminal.
I assume something is broken in gnome,
because I keep getting the login sound when trying to log in.
I did use avimux before rebooting,
but I don't think that
