I began using Ubuntu 7.04 approximately 9 months ago and upgraded to
7.10 properly. Prior to upgrade to 8.04 everything I will talk about
was working properly.
My equipment is Toshiba Satelite, Model Name A85-S1072, Description
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home, Intel® Celeron® M Processor 360J, 256MB, 40GB
(5400
RPM), DVD-ROM/CD-RW, 15” TruBriteTM XGA, ATI MOBILITYTM RADEON®
9000, 802.11b/g,
Wireless function no longer works. I use KWiFiManager to access and control my
wireless function. I am unable to connect to my router. The system does
recognize my network, but when trying to connect all I get is no access point
and Local IP – unavailable.
Update Manager notifies updates required but when install selected a
Starting Administrative application indication shows up and then times
out and the update manager hangs up without installing the identified
updates.
Synaptic Package Manager does not work - the same Starting
Administrative application indication mentioned above occurs.
While the Terminal application works for updating the system, I am not
all that comfortable with my own knowledge with this application.
This is what does function:
Email – OK
Internet – OK
OpenOffice application – OK
Some Video but not all – OK
How should I proceed?
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update-grub fails during upgrade of the kernel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224740
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