me
update of Ubuntu - 10.10 but I'm guessing it may be.
It may be worth a shot disabling the current network manager and trying
wicd insead. I have just found it more accepting to various networks,
connectors and routers. You dont have a lot to lose by trying.
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> I know I've probably not really got enough data of it failing for people
> to be able to help that much, what would be useful to include?
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> Thanks in advance :)
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> Tim
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Many thanks to all for advice and interest.
In the end I managed to get to the Hitachi site and downloaded a great
utility that tested my disk. (Many thanks for the tip Anton) Based on
PC-DOS - now where have I heard of that before :) thats a rave from the
grave !
Ran the quick and advanced test
Many thanks for the various pieces of advice.
Have just finished booting up an old WIN98 setup CD, using the F8 key
managed to get to a shell prompt where it had loaded a few utils into a
RAMDISK. FDISK /STATUS showed some partitions. Deleteing them appeared
to work, but then when trying to writ
doesn't appear to be
part of any distro I have.
All very frustrating. As I say - any tips would be appreciated.
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Date: Sun, 29 Aug 2010 15:11:53 -0700
From: Traveller
On 29/08/2010 12:20, daveg wrote:
> I have spent best part of today trying to rescue my 20GB hard disk from
I have spent best part of today trying to rescue my 20GB hard disk from my
beloved Toshiba Portege running Ubuntu 10.4 and XP on a partition that is
hardly used.
Last updates must have screwed my MBR (I'm guessing but may be wrong about
the updates - but do reckon the MBR is no longer any good)
I
figure simply - decide your preference and connect.
Simple. Shutdown and the re-boot and all is well with the world! Now why
the heck wicd as the network manager is not part of 10.04 as the standard
as opposed to the offering, I simply do not know.
DaveG
> A little update - but still need help. I
pretending to be a wired?
Please help.
DaveG
> Still having problems getting wifi working and now working off hardwire
I/F in case my usb wifi was confusing matters. Still searching around the
> net for some clues on how to fix but it seems there is nobody with any
definitive answers :)
>
&
which I
can trawl through again for clues to fix. Unless, of course, you guys can
give me some shortcuts.
I have placed the diagnostics at http://nopaste.info/300bd4a258.html
for your edification.
Still in hope,
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searches but frankly there is more garbage and red herrings
each
>> and every day.
>> I would welcome some help or pointing in the right direction. I can
supply some outputs if reqd, but you will need to lead me gently. Many thanks
>> DaveG
Hiya Dan and others
Message header cha
PCI to
> Cardbus Bridge with ZV Support (rev 32)
> 00:11.1 CardBus bridge: Toshiba America Info Systems ToPIC100 PCI to
> Cardbus Bridge with ZV Support (rev 32)
> 00:12.0 System peripheral: Toshiba America Info Systems SD TypA Controller
> (rev 03)
> 01:00.0 VGA compatible cont
fo Systems ToPIC100 PCI to
Cardbus Bridge with ZV Support (rev 32)
00:12.0 System peripheral: Toshiba America Info Systems SD TypA Controller
(rev 03)
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Trident Microsystems CyberBlade XPAi1
(rev 82)
The google search results look more promising than earlier - but will n
and every day.
I would welcome some help or pointing in the right direction. I can
supply some outputs if reqd, but you will need to lead me gently.
Many thanks
DaveG
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I mentioned in an earlier post that there was a reasonable article in the
July edition of LINUX Format covering a little about I think the sort of
problems you are experiencing. Editing the xorg.conf gets the erasure,
buttons and circular pad working. Also within GIMP
these features must be mapped
I know very little about such things. However, I'm not too bad at reading
and there is a reasonable article in the July edition of LINUX Format
covering a little about this sort of problem. Apparantly on the
accompanying DVD there is a copy of the article writers xorg.conf which
gets the erasure
members will be
alienated by the non-UBUNTU matters.
I'm glad I went for the daily digest - although am dissapointed that I get
4 or 5 digests per day.
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