is specific to
this pc. Any suggestions?
cm
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Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 1:39 PM
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Hello Chris, I assume you downloaded
I'll have to get back to you w/that info. What's smp?
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 12:59 PM
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] loading emc-unbuntu
Chris
Chris Mason wrote:
I'll have to get back to you w/that info. What's smp?
Symmetrical Multi-Processing - more than one CPU
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Chris,
How about putting the hard drive from the bad machine into the good
machine and trying to install onto it there? The other thing would be to
get hold of a low level disk repair program and run it on the disk from
the suspect machine. If you install the Linux as the only OS on the
Chris Mason wrote:
Can you recommend a low level (downloadable) program for cleaning the disk.
I'd rather not swap disks around and all that if I can avoid it. I have a
feeling that you are right and windows somehow left some crap on the system
that I can't seem to shake.
I'm sure that's not
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Padnos
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:17 PM
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] loading emc-unbuntu
Chris Mason wrote:
Can you recommend a low level (downloadable) program
: Re: [Emc-users] loading emc-unbuntu
Chris Mason wrote:
Can you recommend a low level (downloadable) program for cleaning the disk.
I'd rather not swap disks around and all that if I can avoid it. I have a
feeling that you are right and windows somehow left some crap on the system
that I
To: Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC)
Subject: Re: [Emc-users] loading emc-unbuntu
OK.
It now sounds to me like the video card is some extremely strange beast
(at least relative to the Linux world :) ), or something like the
multiprocessor thing is causing issues.
I'll be interested in seeing
Chris Mason wrote:
I'm fairly sure the video card is an oxygen. The system was built for
cad/cam several years ago but is still very fast for what I use it for.
It should work in the VESA/BIOS mode the boot CD uses, but it may not.
I don't think 3DLabs was ever very good with Linux
Chris Mason wrote:
How about switching out the video card?
That's a good option. Some old Matrox card (G400 or G450 are good, G200
is passable) would be excellent.
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Thank you,
Chris Mason
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Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 1:39 PM
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Subject: Re: [Emc-users] loading emc-unbuntu
Congratulations, you have graduated to the next level of problems. I
also had problems loading a couple of my computers. Some of the things
to check which may or may not have an effect:
1) Have at least 256mB of RAM. You can reduce this after the
installation
2) Use a DVD drive (yeah, wierd, but
Chris Mason wrote:
Kirk,
Thanks for the help. I have the files made onto the cd correctly now.I
think. When I put in the cd the ubuntu image comes up and it says launching
browser, after about 20sec. it just goes away and nothing.
This is normal. To make room for EMC, the Windows-based
I have downloaded the software on two different cd's. Neither will boot the
machine nor can I get the files to do anything in windows xp. Help!!
cm
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Hello Chris, I assume you downloaded an .iso file? This file is an image
of the CD that you want. Many times when you create a CD, the CD burning
software just copies the file to the CD as a file. What is needed is for
the CD burning software to be told to use the .iso to create the new
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