^ I agree, it is a problem that can/should be solved by the Ubuntu team,
whether they caused it or not.
Even if it wasn't their fault, they should still fix it because it would
make Ubuntu much more credible. (But I very much suspect that it is
their fault)
As much as I appreciate Ubuntu for intr
^ I agree, it is a problem that can/should be solved by the Ubuntu team,
whether they caused it or not.
Even if it wasn't their fault, they should still fix it because it would
make Ubuntu much more credible. (But I very much suspect that it is
their fault)
As much as I appreciate Ubuntu for intr
I cannot believe the lack of attention that this bug is getting. I would
try to fix it, but I'm still a noob. I used several different fixes, and
my HD either overheats or the load cycle doesn't slow down. I think that
if no progress in made by release 8.04, I'm either going to search for
another d
Sorry, it wasn't meant as a threat.
I do see plenty of work here on the issue, but I was under the
impression that there was little work going into Canonical releasing
8.04 "pre-fixed" and that for a while it was dismissed as being due to
the settings in the Bios or something.
Once again, I apolo
I am getting the same thing on my EeePC 701 4GB with standard desktop
Ubuntu 9.10.
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warning given about disk health due to smart not being enabled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/454301
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