Mark Allison wrote:
> I bought one of these laptops today with Vista preinstalled. I loaded the
> hardy live CD but the wireless doesn't work.
There seem to be issues with wifi in Hardy. (I had a problem with a
previously perfectly OK atheros pcmcia card). I think the Dell 1525 may
have a Bro
er than Vista on the
hard disk.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 7:49 PM, John Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> *To:* British Ubuntu Talk
> *Subject:* Re: [ubun
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To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Inspiron 1525
Nope, 32 bit apps can't address 4GB RAM - It's nothing to do with Ubuntu
The 32-bit version only seems to support a
Nope, 32 bit apps can't address 4GB RAM - It's nothing to do with Ubuntu
The 32-bit version only seems to support about 3.5GB out of the box (I'm
> sure it's tweak
> able to run with more).
>
> I'd say if you have less than 4GB memory, stick with 32-bit, especially
> if you want to use things lik
norman wrote:
> I have followed up all the most helpful advice that I have received by
> ordering the Inspiron 1525 with the Pentium Dual Core processor. What I
> would now like to know, please, is when I update from 7.10 to 8.04 would
> it be best to use the 64 bit version or stick with the 32 bit
I have followed up all the most helpful advice that I have received by
ordering the Inspiron 1525 with the Pentium Dual Core processor. What I
would now like to know, please, is when I update from 7.10 to 8.04 would
it be best to use the 64 bit version or stick with the 32 bit version?
Your advice
