Hi,
I am working on a laptop with 256 MB of RAM, and my Ubuntu 10.04 will not
boot up on it, and I am wondering what will boot up with software speech. I
have a dectalk, but I'd rather not drag that out for this.
Glenn
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Hi,
I reinstalled Vista on my laptop, but it only gave me 25GB, out of my 160 GB
drive, and I need more.
I am in the live CD of Ubuntu, and in the terminal, I opened parted, and I
am selecting the partition with /dev/sda1, and I plan on resizing it.
When I run the resize command, it wants a
Hi,
In Ubuntu, I went to the terminal, and in parted, I ran resize, and gave it
32kb, which it offered as a start point, and 125 for an end point.
Then it came back and said that it cannot support the file system.
I thought that Ubuntu supported NTFS.
How do I go about increasing the size of my
Hi,
I am using Ubuntu 10.04 and the Orca that came with it, and I am trying to
install from the live CD, and in the partition part, Orca does not explain
what is checked and not checked.
I am trying to figure out the partition part of this before I proceed with
the install, but there just is no
Hi,
I don't know if this only happens on the live CD, but I am running Ubuntu
10.04 on a laptop with a gig of ram, it was made to run Vista.
I am using Orca too.
Anyway, when I do control + alt + tab and get to the top panel, looking for
the icon for my wireless, and I arrow around, I get
Hi,
I am using Ubuntu 10.04.
I am trying to repair my Vista laptop partition, and then I plan on making a
dual-boot system.
It will not boot, and I cannot access the recovery partition.
Also, the display is broken on this laptop, which is why I acquired it.
My son used to be able to read the
Hi,
I am running Ubuntu on several systems, but on the live CD, it is running on
the system I wrote in about with the troubled partitions.
Anyway, I am using Orca, and it's Ubuntu 10.04, and I have noticed that with
this live CD, I cannot get back to the desktop when I use control + alt +
tab
