I have got an Acer Revo, that I have updated from ubuntu 10.04 to 10.10. After
the update the splash screen is not the usual graphic one, it is a simple bit
of
text displaying "ubuntu 10.10 and some dots, with even some of the events of
the
boot process being displayed. The same when shutting
Yesterday I plugged on my laptop a monitor. I set it up as a second screen, so
all the desktop effect were disabled, which I think is normal. But when I tried
to play a wmv video I didn't get any image just the sound. If I setup my 2
screens as clone and enable all the desktop effets then I can
Hello Rowan,
In GParted when creating the partition just make sure that you select
linux-swap in the "format to" field.
Once you have your new swap partion created you will need to update 2 files
with the new volume UUID. You can get the new UUID by right clicking on your
new swap partition i
You've got me curious. :-)
I will give it a got tonight.
Thanks,
Aymeric
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19 May 2010 10:41, Pallottini Aymeric wrote:
> Creating a live USB with the installer, can you still boot on computers with
> different video cards than the system you used for the install?
>
There's two things to note here. The short answer is "yes".
However you don'
Creating a live USB with the installer, can you still boot on computers with
different video cards than the system you used for the install?
To create my live USB, I used the live USB creator with persistent storage. I
disable the auto login, create my user account with sudo privileges.
I store
I had the same problem trying to update a laptop that was setup to show only
LTS release. 10.04 didn't show itself in the update manager I had to set it to
show all updates.
Is that a problem with the released not labelled properly or whith the update
manager?
Aymeric
I use a Logitech Quickcam 3000 for Business. just plug it in and everything
works. Great!!
Aymeric
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