it is recognised as
the normal Home folder?
Cheers,
Keith.
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se that instead.
Cheers,
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any useful tips? If so, I would be most grateful to
hear.
Cheers,
Keith.
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Popey,
I was bought one for my (special) birthday (regrettably neither 18th nor
21st) last July and it's proved to be one of the best gadgets I've ever
had (and I've had a lot)!
Cheers,
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with Kubuntu.
I don't feel inclined to mess about with different wireless utilities at
present so SHMBO will have to manage with Ubuntu for now. it's no great
hardship, is it?
Cheers,
Keith.
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I haven't yet had the opportunity to try out the suggestions put forward
to assist me. I shall do so as soon as possible and report back.
Cheers,
Keith.
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I have two large hard drives on this computer with Ubuntu 7.10 on the
first and Kubuntu 7.10 on the second.
I am the administrator on both and there is a second user, my partner,
on each. When I boot up the machine and log-in in my name, Internet
access is normal. However, if my partner switches
s officially
released, so I'm going to leave things exactly as they are until then!
Thanks again
Keith.
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Cheers,
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enter
my normal configuration. Nevertheless, the next time I boot up the
problem remains the same. The only thing I could think of was to save
the session but this has no effect.
Has anyone any ideas?
Cheers,
Keith.
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partition (from where I am sending this mail) had
had an update and it pinched the first place in the boot menu.
Can anyone suggest how to rectify my problem?
Cheers,
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g Chris' message on my ISP's
webmail page, a Mac advert appeared on the page with a very, very fat
David Mitchell acting as a PC and a very lean someone else as a Mac,
making an issue of this very matter.
Keith.
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Michael,
I have 12 accounts in Gnucash and they were all entered as Top Level
accounts. I've been using Gnucash for a long time now (since version
1.something) but I don't recall it being particularly difficult to set
up.
Keith.
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Hello Michael,
The one thing I can suggest is that you may not be opening the new
account as a "top level" account.
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I've had it for a long time so
that (to me) would not explain the reason for the delay.
Since the recent correspondence, I've tried booting using an earlier
kernel, but X won't run.
Keith.
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Thanks for the replies.
The problem message is "[ 111.522451] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link
is not ready"
Does that mean anything sensible? My set is the same as it has been for
a long time.
Cheers,
Keith
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4
minutes 18 seconds, including the 10 second countdown for the Grub menu,
although the latest time a few minutes ago was 4'29". During this time
the orange progress bar stops at the third 'square' from the left and
sits there for 3'4".
Does anyone have any comm
Following advice from TheVeech, I saved the current session, rebooted
and everything's hunky dory.
It's easy when you know how isn't it?
Many thanks for the help.
Keith.
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o, how have you cured it?
Regards,
Keith.
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ere a recommended method to uninstall Ubuntu,
or does one merely delete the partition? Also, how does one delete the
Grub menu afterwards?
Cheers,
Keith.
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Using Ubuntu 6.06
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can't now boot into the bios.
Can anyone suggest what's going on and, better still, how to fix it?
Keith.
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my favourite Ubuntu.
Keith.
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Thanks to Andy, Baza and Matthew for your help.
I used the sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg suggestion and now have a
desktop with my own choice of screen resolutions.
Keith
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I can remember what alterations I made but I have no idea
how to edit the file from the command line.
Can someone please point me in the right direction.
Many thanks,
Keith.
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tting me on the right
road.
Regards,
Keith.
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am merely an Ubunbtu user and have no knowledge of the finer workings
of the command line.
Perhaps someone can suggest how I can get back to the Dapper desktop. I
would be most appreciative.
Many thanks,
Keith.
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as Adam's advice - sudo smbpasswd -a.
Thank you, Adam.
Best wishes to all.
Keith.
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llo Anthony,
I don't see how to add a password on the windows machine. It shows
Ubuntu in Network Places, but it also requires a user name and password,
of which I have no knowledge nor have I been able to guess logically.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
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does seem to always ask you for the password - maybe this is a bug?
> Does anyone know if this is fixed in Dapper?
>
> Cheers
> Howy
Howy,
Yes I am using Breezy, but clicking cancel does not do the business,
unfortunately.
Thanks anyway,
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ld be obliged if someone could tell me how to proceed.
Many thanks,
Keith.
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Does anyone understand what I'm talking about and, if so, can you help me
please?
Thanks in anticipation,
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want to push my luck.
I will say that whilst there is not a great deal of activity on this
newsgroup compared to some others to which I subscribe, there seems to be
an immediate response to those asking advice, which indicates what a nice
bunch Ubuntu users seem to be.
Again, many thank
n /etc/shadow, I couldn't find
"the password hash" (and I'm not really sure what you mean by that
phrase). My user name is shown, followed by a lot of random looking
symbols, but having played about with that, I am still in the same
situation.
Is there anything else you c
ccess to the Ubuntu boot menu.
Am I snookered?
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Does anyone know of any way I can get myself logged on?
Many thanks,
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l Linux on.
Has anyone reading this done so? I would be very interested to hear.
Many thanks,
Keith.
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