Matt,
I suspect that the eth1-eth2 problem is related to the laptop coming
out of powersave or sleep mode. Did you shut it down fully before you
left? or just close it up? As for the slow login, you want to go look
at the file /boot/grub/menu.lst or something like that. please check
and make sure that the entry irqpoll is added to the end of the line
which launches the kernel.
If you didn't power your notebook down before you left last night, you
might try shutting it down completely and powering back up to see if the
problem remains. One of the notorious difficulties with Linux Laptops
has been getting the sleep and recover process to work correctly.
-Mike
On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 08:15 -0800, Matthew Jarvis wrote:
> Mike Cherba wrote:
> > Matt,
> > Basically, Although I'd plan on arriving between then and 7:00.
> > Sometimes we're a bit slow getting started and I want to make sure
> > someone is there first to get the place opened up.
> > -Mike
> >
>
> Computers never cease to amaze me ( and p*ss me off).... <g>
>
> Thanks to Mike's diligent work on my behalf last night, we got my laptop
> Ubuntu firing up quickly after the login... we had reasonable
> expectations that my wireless problem could very well disappear as well
> once I got home....
>
> So I get home, plug the thing in, turn it on.... right back to where I
> started with a) 30-45 minute to get to the GUI and b) no wireless and
> the eth1 and eth2 problem has returned...
>
> Arghhhhh.....
>
>
> Matthew S. Jarvis
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