2011/9/27 chris hermansen :
> Wow! WOW! *W*O*W*
>
> When I came back to my elderly Toshiba laptop tonight, which is running
> patched-up-to-date Beta-2, it had suspended itself! And, the most amazing
> thing, when I touched the power switch, it came back to life successfully -
> network, Goo
Wow! WOW! *W*O*W*
When I came back to my elderly Toshiba laptop tonight, which is running
patched-up-to-date Beta-2, it had suspended itself! And, the most amazing
thing, when I touched the power switch, it came back to life successfully -
network, Google connection, and everything!
Fantas
On September 25, 2011 22:12:54 ksh shrm wrote:
> Is the procedure similar as installing ubuntu and during installation,
> select advanced option for partition and creating a new one out of it?
Yes, it's pretty simple. If you sign up for ISO testing as well as laptop
testing, there are even test c
Yep, I have.
Is the procedure similar as installing ubuntu and during installation,
select advanced option for partition and creating a new one out of it?
Will do that today. However, what's the process for undoing that partition
change? I'm downloading ISO right now ;)
Thanks
~Aakash
On Mon, S
2011/9/24 Aakash Sharma :
> i do have a laptop running 11.04 and i'm willing to test for 11.10 beta.
> however, is there a way to secure things so that if anything goes wrong, my
> data + settings for 11.04 remain the same?
You can test it using a live cd/usb disk.
Have a look here:
https://help.
> Am 24.09.2011 15:47 schrieb Aakash Sharma :
> i do have a laptop running 11.04 and i'm willing to test for 11.10 beta.
> however, is there a way to secure things so that if anything goes wrong,
> my data + settings for 11.04 remain the same?
>
> it's my primary laptop, so i can't afford to loose
I won't be able to swap my laptop's harddrive, I only have one. I will use
the liveCD amd64 to test. Then use the 32bit liveCD.
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 11:16 AM, chris hermansen wrote:
> Dani, the instructions on the testing page are pretty explicit NOT to use a
> virtual machine.
>
> What works
Dani, the instructions on the testing page are pretty explicit NOT to use a
virtual machine.
What works for me is to have a spare hard drive for testing. At least on my
old Toshiba and Dell, it only takes five minutes to swap.
On Sun, Sep 25, 2011 at 2:42 AM, wrote:
> Hello, as always said, thi
Hello, as always said, this is a beta version and you shouldn't install it on your primary pc. i suggest that you install a virtual machine like vmware, virtualbox or what ever, and test ubuntu from their.Regards,Dani-- Gesendet von meinem HP TouchPadAm 24.09.2011 15:47 schrieb Aakash Sharma : i do
i do have a laptop running 11.04 and i'm willing to test for 11.10 beta.
however, is there a way to secure things so that if anything goes wrong, my
data + settings for 11.04 remain the same?
it's my primary laptop, so i can't afford to loose it for more than 2 days
and i need a way to get things
Hi all!
Oneiric Beta 2 is out now and we ask everyone on the QA team to
participate in the laptop testing, confirming positive/negative results and
checking for regressions from previous milestones.
The procedures for testing your laptop and reporting results are
explained on https://wiki.ubuntu.
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