Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
> Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
>> 3. The desktop has two hard drives. One is connected to the motherboard
>> as primary master, and the other is connected to a Promise Ultra100 TX2
>> IDE controller card as tertiary master. The feisty live-cd recognizes
>> the primary boot drive as /de
RFC = ?
On 4/17/07, John Richard Moser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been thinking on ShipIt CDs and the problems with getting them out
> taking so long.
[...]
> I propose we ship Ubuntu ShipIt CDs on CD-RWs. This would allow users
> to order ShipIt CDs during the Alpha/Beta cycles and u
I've been thinking on ShipIt CDs and the problems with getting them out
taking so long. I could give a long-winded essay; but I'm dealing with
people here, so I'll give brief points and you can comment.
Summary of the problem:
o ShipIt CDs take too long to get out to users, often times weeks o
On Tue, 2007-17-04 at 16:50 +0800, Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
> 2. I chose the manual partition method. On the Edit a Partition window,
> the Mount Point drop-down menu was empty initially. Only after I typed
> in "/" and reopened the "Edit a Partition" window could it display a
> drop-down menu of possi
Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
> Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
>> 3. The desktop has two hard drives. One is connected to the motherboard
>> as primary master, and the other is connected to a Promise Ultra100 TX2
>> IDE controller card as tertiary master. The feisty live-cd recognizes
>> the primary boot drive as /de
Wenzhuo Zhang wrote:
> 3. The desktop has two hard drives. One is connected to the motherboard
> as primary master, and the other is connected to a Promise Ultra100 TX2
> IDE controller card as tertiary master. The feisty live-cd recognizes
> the primary boot drive as /dev/sdb, and the tertiary mas
I am testing the desktop-i386 image on an old desktop machine right now.
I've come across three problems so far:
1. The feisty installation on my laptop fails to burn the image using an
external USB Combo drive (Model: TEAC DW-224E-B). Neither the "Write to
disc..." context menu facility nor the
