Neil Perry wrote:
> Panic over issue is fixed. Thanks guys!
> Neil Perry
Out of interest, what was it?
Rob
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On Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:32:52 -, Neil Perry wrote:
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>
> 2010/1/25 Rob Beard
>
>> Quoting Neil Perry :
>>
>> > Hello guys,
>> >
>> > On my net book last week I connected a pair of vuzix glasses to see if
>> view
>> > worked out of box with ubuntu. They worked fine, however when I
>> unplugg
I have tried all sorts, including the suggestions in the parallel thread. I
have been able to save an xorg.config file with the correct settings and yet
Ubuntu still boots up in 800x600 resolution. Strangley enough, however, as it
is booting with the chocolate screen the resolution is correct.
Panic over issue is fixed. Thanks guys!
Neil Perry
2010/1/25 Rob Beard
> Quoting Neil Perry :
>
> > Hello guys,
> >
> > On my net book last week I connected a pair of vuzix glasses to see if
> view
> > worked out of box with ubuntu. They worked fine, however when I
> unplugged
> > them I lost
I have deleted the Conf file and rebooted however same issue.
On 25 Jan 2010 16:31, "Rob Beard" wrote:
Quoting Neil Perry : > Hello guys, > > On my net book last
week I connected a pai...
Have you tried removing the xorg.conf file, or at least renaming it to
see if it works without any configura
No have not tried that yet, will try in an hour when I finish work. Tried
replacing with a back up which was exactly the same.
On 25 Jan 2010 16:31, "Rob Beard" wrote:
Quoting Neil Perry : > Hello guys, > > On my net book last
week I connected a pai...
Have you tried removing the xorg.conf fil
Hi all,
I'm looking into starting a hackerspace in South East Wales
(Newport/Monmouthshire area) and thought I'd see if anyone here was in
the area and/or interested.
I realise that there are hackerspaces in Birmingham (1hr 1/2 away) and
Bristol (45 minutes and £££'s for the bridge away), h
Quoting Neil Perry :
> Hello guys,
>
> On my net book last week I connected a pair of vuzix glasses to see if view
> worked out of box with ubuntu. They worked fine, however when I unplugged
> them I lost my main screen so restarted the net book. And got a x error
> saying no screen so I reconfi
Hi All :)
So the Manchester global jam is tentatively planned for the weekend of
26th - 28th March 2010 at Madlab Manchester, 36-40 Edge Street (Northern
Quarter) - see the wiki page for more info -
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/ManchesterJam10-04
Madlib has plenty of space so don't hesitate to
On Mon, 2010-01-25 at 15:39 +, keith wrote:
>
>
> Over the weekend, however, I had the bright idea of using a TP-Link wireless
> dongle. This works a treat and now I have 9.10 up and running /almost/
> perfectly.
>
> There is one fly in the ointment, though, and that is the display. Ubun
Hello guys,
On my net book last week I connected a pair of vuzix glasses to see if view
worked out of box with ubuntu. They worked fine, however when I unplugged
them I lost my main screen so restarted the net book. And got a x error
saying no screen so I reconfigured my conf file, to no avail.
A couple of months ago I treated myself to an All-in-One PC with a large
touchscreen monitor. I couldn't use Ubuntu on it because it has a Realtek
wireless card which Ubuntu doesn't recognise and, as far as I can tell, nobody
has been able to get around this. Also, as the PC's OS is Windows 7,
On Sat, Jan 23, 2010 at 11:42:29PM +, Kris Douglas wrote:
> We have a media server with all our crap on, and mediatomb installed
> on it, which our ps3 can connect and stream from; works a treat.
+1, recently moved away from our MythTV setup (as we realised we never watch
live TV and iPlayer
will testdisk let me do a search file type at a time? so for example i can
search for mp.3 files in one search, .doc in the next and so on?
2010/1/25 Rob Beard
> Quoting javadayaz :
>
> > The original hard drive was 400gb and the new one im installing is the
> > 300gb...i could try and use that!
Quoting javadayaz :
> The original hard drive was 400gb and the new one im installing is the
> 300gb...i could try and use that!
Ahh, problem is, it won't fit on the 300GB drive. dd will copy
everything on the drive regardless of if there is data there or not.
You'd need a 400GB or larger har
The original hard drive was 400gb and the new one im installing is the
300gb...i could try and use that!
2010/1/25 Paul Roach
> On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 10:06 AM, javadayaz wrote:
> > Can you please point towards an article regarding re creating the
> partition
> > table?
>
> I'd strongly recomm
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 10:06 AM, javadayaz wrote:
> Can you please point towards an article regarding re creating the partition
> table?
I'd strongly recommend getting another drive of the same size or
larger and dd'ing the broken drive. Then you can work on a copy if
the drive without touching
Quoting javadayaz :
> Can you please point towards an article regarding re creating the partition
> table?
>
Have a look at this: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk
It's the TestDisk site. I'm unable to provide much more at the moment
as I'm at work using restricted internet access. The
Can you please point towards an article regarding re creating the partition
table?
2010/1/25 Rob Beard
> Quoting "Alan Lord (News)" :
>
> > On 25/01/10 08:56, javadayaz wrote:
> >> The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
> >> fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
>
Quoting "Alan Lord (News)" :
> On 25/01/10 08:56, javadayaz wrote:
>> The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
>> fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
>
> You do not want to mount it!
>
> The output of your fdisk -l command shows that there are no partitions
> on /de
I will try the live CD instruction as most of you have pointed me in that
direction.
2010/1/25 Alan Lord (News)
> On 25/01/10 08:56, javadayaz wrote:
> > The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
> > fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
>
> You do not want to mount
On 25/01/10 08:56, javadayaz wrote:
> The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
> fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
You do not want to mount it!
The output of your fdisk -l command shows that there are no partitions
on /dev/sda so you can't mount it anyway.
I'm
It also might be worth checking out your local LUG - If you take your system
down to their next meeting their might well be someone who can help you
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javadayaz wrote:
> The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even
> though fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
>
you might find IRC is a better way to discuss this and get it sorted out
more interactively than on a mailing list
on a different computer, or on a live CD on the dead
2010/1/25 javadayaz :
> The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
> fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
>
It won't be mounted correctly, since it's lost the details of the
partition table (i.e. the list of partitions on the drive).
Do what Matthew Daubney suggested
The only problem is i dont think the hard drive is mounted, even though
fdisk -l does show it as /dev/sda.!!
2010/1/24 Matthew Daubney
> On 24/01/10 22:48, javadayaz wrote:
> > yes it does give me this:
> >
> > Disk /dev/sda: 400.0 GB, 400088457216 bytes
> > 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 48641
Thanks to all who replied for the all information and suggestions.
Plenty for me to think about there.
Cheers,
Andrew
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