Hello barry, tried reportint it just now. But launchpad doesn't show n easy way to reort bug at 10.10 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick but the report bug link sends me to wiki. Sad thing it was done on a work machine i shouldent have tried in the first place. So shouldnt tied again. Happend when trying to install nvidia drivers when i didn't have actual ethernet connection (companies secure network i guess). While that was riunning i playied around with how my screens looked: orientation, position,... I didn't play with resolution. And then screen look funny (one of the sceens was very pixelated the other didnt seem to refresh properly) and didn't show signs of recovering so i turned it off. That is what i would put un bug report if i could. Is it worth it since i can't (shouldn't) repeat it? -- Sent from my Nokia N900
----- Original message ----- > On Thu, 2011-04-14 at 23:23 +0100, Andres wrote: > > Good point. Tested one of my cds (32bit) on my 64bit dell at work and > > it went mental. i'm not a linux virgin but i think i should label the > > cds i give away as 32 bit or 64bit > > You need to report that as a bug. The 32 bit version is expected to > work on any hardware. The 64 bit version should complain if you try to > boot it on any hardware other than AMD 64 compatible. It works like > that for me. > > The Canonical give-away disks that I'm using are all 32 bit. > > Regards, Barry. > -- > Barry Drake is a member of the the Ubuntu Advertising team. > http://ubuntuadverts.org/ > > >
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