Hi,
Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
noticed far more stutters (both when sound is played and when moving
things like the mouse pointer in X) and periods of up to half a second
where interacti
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 08:37 +, Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
> default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
> noticed far more stutters (both when sound is played and when moving
> things like the mouse poi
Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
> default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
> noticed far more stutters (both when sound is played and when moving
> things like the mouse pointer in X) and periods of
Scott Henson napisał(a):
> Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
>> default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
>> noticed far more stutters (both when sound is played and when moving
>> things like the mou
On di, 2007-03-06 at 18:31 +0100, Krzysztof Lichota wrote:
> Scott Henson napisał(a):
> > Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> >> Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
> >> default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
> >> noticed far more stutters (both
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 04:28 -0500, Daniel T. Chen wrote:
> On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 08:37 +, Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> > Has there been a change to which preemption patches are included in the
> > default Ubuntu kernel used in Feisty? I ask because I seem to have
> > noticed far more stutters (both
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 21:19 +, Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> esound is certainly enabled but does that also affect X mouse cursor
> movement? Also the sound card does hardware mixing and I'm sure the hold
Neither of my audio devices are capable of hardware muxing, so it really
was noticeable here.
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 16:37 -0500, Daniel T. Chen wrote:
> Are all of your detected audio devices capable of hardware muxing?
Perhaps not the microphone but all output devices are, yes (just the one
SBLive sound card).
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Ubuntu can have serious problem when installed on machines whose BIOSes
cannot read files past the 1023rd cylinder. This is a well known problem
and there have been a fair few reports of this problem listed on the
forums as well as within launchpad. One of the more recent version of
these reports w
Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> Ubuntu can have serious problem when installed on machines whose BIOSes
> cannot read files past the 1023rd cylinder.
I'd like to +1 _at least_ putting a warning to the release notes... It's
a known and common-enough issue to warn people against it...
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At some point there was a discussion about using Webmin or replacing it,
has there been any discussion about this? Is Ubuntu recommending
something else or some other framework?
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George Farris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Malaspina University-College
As with the rail barons of the past:
"There is no
Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> Ubuntu can have serious problem when installed on machines whose BIOSes
> cannot read files past the 1023rd cylinder. This is a well known problem
> and there have been a fair few reports of this problem listed on the
> forums as well as within launchpad. One of the more re
On di, 2007-03-06 at 22:12 +, Sitsofe Wheeler wrote:
> Ubuntu can have serious problem when installed on machines whose
> BIOSes cannot read files past the 1023rd cylinder.
My system was bought in early 2000 and so probably has a BIOS from 1999,
but it boots just fine from this disk:
two cents for free..
>From memory the "old" way to deal with this was to create a tiny slice
at the start of the disk, and install boot there - whether the user
requests it or not. There is (almost) no down-side to this in the
modern era, and personally, if ubuntu wants 10mb at the start of my
200
On Wed, 2007-03-07 at 16:09 +1100, David Dean wrote:
> two cents for free..
>
> From memory the "old" way to deal with this was to create a tiny slice
> at the start of the disk, and install boot there - whether the user
> requests it or not. There is (almost) no down-side to this in the
> modern
On 07/03/07, George Farris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At some point there was a discussion about using Webmin or replacing it,
> has there been any discussion about this? Is Ubuntu recommending
> something else or some other framework?
There have been several discussions where webmin popped up.
Greetings,
Arwyn, in what language are you going to implement this tool, python/perl?
If its going to be in python I will be willing to help. Can we fork
rPathAppliancePlatform to ubuntu?
Cheers
greek
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On 3/6/07, George Farris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At some point there was a discussion about using Webmin or replacing it,
> has there been any discussion about this? Is Ubuntu recommending
> something else or some other framework?
There are a few replacements out there, the most promising I
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