On Fri, 02 Jan 2009 08:11:56 +1100
The Wassermans wrote:
> I am running Ubuntu 8.04. It boots up on Kernel version 22.
>
>
> I read somewhere that old versions should be removed as they slow down
> the booting process.
Unless the GRUB shipped with Ubuntu works differently to the one I have
David Ryder wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anybody know, please, of a currently available compatible low-cost
> HP (preferably) b&w laser printer that works in Hardy AMD64?
>
> My Canon lbp3000 used to but I lost some of the non-Hardy libraries it
> needs to (laboriously) install the canon 32-bit drivers
On Fri, 2009-01-02 at 10:17 +1100, Andre Mangan wrote:
> Addendum
>
> If you want to list your installed kernels, type ls /boot into a
> terminal window.
That shows you the contents of /boot which contains kernel related
files. On older boxes the contents can be misleading as there can be
remnant
Addendum
If you want to list your installed kernels, type ls /boot into a terminal
window.
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On Fri, 2009-01-02 at 08:11 +1100, The Wassermans wrote:
> I am running Ubuntu 8.04. It boots up on Kernel version 22.
>
> However, when booting up I am presented with several lines relating to
> older Kernel versions and their respective "recovery mode". Obviously
> automatically saved as updat
2009/1/2 The Wassermans
> I am running Ubuntu 8.04. It boots up on Kernel version 22.
>
Hello Dave and a Happy New Year to you too,
However, when booting up I am presented with several lines relating to
> older Kernel versions and their respective "recovery mode". Obviously
> automatically sa
I am running Ubuntu 8.04. It boots up on Kernel version 22.
However, when booting up I am presented with several lines relating to
older Kernel versions and their respective "recovery mode". Obviously
automatically saved as updates are installed.
I read somewhere that old versions should be rem
