I'm a novice at ubuntu. When one clicks on a crash report in the top panel,
one is told that it would be helpful to file a report and when you click on
yes, the computer does everything. This may be why you are still getting
emails, but I am making a wild guess. Another problem has emerged on
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dpkg
I think the overnight download of the ubuntu 10 upgrade got corrupted,
or a virus on my ubuntu 9 refused to allow it to upgrade, I'm just
guessing.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: libc6-dev 2.10.1-0ubuntu16
ProcVersionSigna
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I found a crash report when I went to turn off my son's computer. I
think I suspended it and then later he restarted it and put in my
password and I was unaware of any crash until I went to turn off the
computer later that evening. Sorry.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation:
This sounds similar to a problem I have. I had a problem with the
ubuntu 9.1 installation and I repeated the installation repeatedly and
the partitioner screen indicated that I had multiple ubuntu 9.1
installations on the disk. It appeared to add additional copies instead
of overwriting. I delet
Thanks JedMeister, I'll be more careful to stay on topic.
Regarding Blocks vs Clusters? A user above mentioned that he expected
his LBA, large block addressing, might overcome the drive size problem.
It works by increasing the number of sectors that are grouped into one
disk writing unit so that
Claude Heintz identified my problem. Thankyou Claude. I had noticed
the descrepancy between the size posted on the drive itself and the
reported size but I thought I was misinterpreting the HD label or that
there was high overhead.
I think I will try Claude's approach because I installed with a
I wonder if they will send replacement disks to replace these defective
ones they've sent out.
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Grub 2 problem, error: no such device
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I miskeyed above, I was saying, they should change the name from Ubuntu
to TIME THIEF.
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Grub 2 problem, error: no such device
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It affected my old emachine that has a replaced drive that was running
XP before the partition and installation attempt. This is the first
emachine, a 900 Mhz screamer. I tried to install over and it wanted to
add an additional ubuntu 9.1 installation. Another oddity is that when
it allocated it
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