I m vinay
I have Kohjinsha SH8 for
my regular use ... I am trying to install ubuntu 8.10 ,but
i am not able to get exact position when i using styles for my screen . their
must be a problem regarding the calibration... when i touch the screen the
mouse pointer is not exactly
Hi,
Since Hardy, Ubuntu doesn't provides any configuration for Wacom tablets
any more (Gutsy had the lines commented out, but they were there to be
used if necessary). Part of the reason not to provide commented out
lines might have been the abscence of a ServerLayout section in
xorg.conf with
To the ubuntu developers, in particular those who deal with hardware
drivers.
DISCLAIMER ***
Rather than using the pre-installed windows in my laptop, and giving bad
publicity both to ubuntu and myself, I decided to spend some money of my
own to purchase a kind of hardware that I
Hi Loic,
The move away from xorg.conf has been to a new hal integration. Please see
the documentation in the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Input
Configuring an fdi for your tablet hardware should not be any more
difficult than an xorg and could probably be accomplished by a script. I
Hi Lars--
Yes--from what I see, it looks much better. A suggestion would be to
include a Help tab or menu with a good, brief walk-thru of what it
does.I have noted a rather negative thread on ubuntuforums about
this I think that you are heading the right direction.
Where is the
As listed, the choices are noop, anticipatory, deadline, and cfq.
Kernel gurus look away as I try to explain this, lest you risk dying a bit
(or a lot) on the inside
The default is CFQ which tries to separate IO requests by priority classes,
and then provides fair timeslices to each process
On Sun, 2008-11-09 at 17:19 +, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
I am the unlucky owner of an intel 3945 network card, internal to my
laptop.
Interesting. I'm hoping my current laptop uses the same interface as my
old one so I can put my Intel 3945 into this one. The only difference I
see between
Hello all,
This is my first post to ubuntu-devel-discuss, but not my first posting
to a linux development list. I posted to ubuntu-devel after being
directed there, but that group is literally ubuntu developers only.
Anyway, I was heavily active on the lists in the earlier days of BusyBox
and
Anyway, thanks for the good work in areas different from hardware
support. Intrepid is lovely, every time I try it I really would like to
be able to start using it. I hope to be in time for jaunty :)
Have you tried reinstalling Ubuntu 8.10 from scratch? I have the same
wifi as you and I
On Sunday 09 November 2008 15:07, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
...
network. Some of them work in a release, some of them in another. In the
end, you never see your laptop just working in a single release.
Oddly enough, for me, my Dell Latitude D430 laptop (not one of the ones that
is pre-sold with
2008/11/9 Dean Loros [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Where is the white-list located? I have several extra programs
installed would like to verify that this part works...you can respond
here, PM me thru ubuntuforums or contact me at autocrosser1 at gmail.com
See the bug report listed in the first mail.
On Sunday 09 November 2008 15:07, Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
...
network. Some of them work in a release, some of them in another. In the
end, you never see your laptop just working in a single release.
Oddly enough, for me, my Dell Latitude D430 laptop (not one of the ones that
is pre-sold
Where I said rt2500, I actually meant the edimax cards with the rt73
chipset that should be very supported and good under ubuntu, but try
to search for edimax on launchpad and you'll see recent breakage.
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Where is the white-list located?
/etc/cruft-remover.d/*.whitelist
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So far most of the errors I've seen reported for wifi and that I have
come across have either been because of faulty upgrades (a major
problem) or lack of firmware or (and this was bad) drivers loading
before all their dependencies or after a cut-off module has been loaded.
Best of luck
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