http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0USn7eufXps
Hilarious! André.
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I've been trying to install Ubuntu on my desktop and all I get is two
flashing LED, cap lock and scroll lock, on the keyboard. Windows 2000
WAS on it, now it won't even boot that.
Suggestions?
André.
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Hmmm,
perhaps I should try the reverse and connect it to the 'net?
André.
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Thank you all for the support thus far!
Here's the message:
VFS: Cannot open root device NULL or unknown-block(104,1)
Please append a correct root= boot option; here are the available
partitions:
0800 40146624 sda driver: sd
0801 16385268 sda1
0802 1 sda2
0805
No, as I said earlier, I'm trying to INSTALL Ubuntu on the machine!
André.
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In this particular case, the kernel cannot find the root device.
I see 1 hard drive and 1 cdrom detected, is that the actual setup ?
Have you tried enabling various options, including noapic and
acpi=off ?
Yes, I have tried the F6 options... I can also turn them off in the
BIOS.
Yes, one HDD and
Mais voyons donc! La majorité des gens ici sont francophones! Et tu n'as
pas à t'excuser de ça! (À moins de faire beaucoup de fautes...)
André.
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Okay then, ohw do I do this; Another easy way to do it is boot from a
livecd, then mount your /dev/sda1 (or whatever partition fstab is on) to
/mnt and edit it from there. Please write the entire command.
2012/1/30 Michel-André michelan...@micronator.org
Again, AFAIR, It remains to be seen as I
I believe that Nicholas' analysis is correct, that was the point of the
article.
André.
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Personally, I loathe Unity. It tries to be and do everything so it becomes
difficult to find that program you use once in a while... However, I've
installed it of the machines of a couple of grandmothers that were computer
illiterate. They love it! Oh, I didn't think computers were so easy! they
I just made a fresh install, Ubuntu 11;04, on a friend's machine, it WAS
running XP pro.
It was not connected to the internet but does have a wi-fi card.
I made the connection to the network, but nothing happens!
It doesn't ask to connect or anything of the sort...
What have I forgotten?
André.
your router have WiFi enabled?
WPA/WPA2 enabled?
If so, check the ethernet addresses in the filter list,
make sure your mac address is in there. Check the
address that ifconfig is reporting.
On 02/25/2012 11:45 AM, Jeremy wrote:
On 12-02-25 10:49 AM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
I
It'S not an 802 issue. The USB wi-fi works on other computers and connects.
On 26 February 2012 19:02, Andre Courchesne
andre_mailingl...@net-forces.com wrote:
Might be a 802.11a/b/g/n issue.
On 2012-02-26, at 1:38 PM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
The card (Tenda W311P) is not supported
runs visibly faster than under XP pro.
On 27 February 2012 17:04, David da...@filiontech.com wrote:
Was the USB mounted by the system when you plugged it in? If so, unmount
it then try it as an interface.
On 26/02/2012 7:06 PM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
It'S not an 802 issue. The USB
Very nice!
Question on another matter, where's the next Ubuntu party being held?
On 25 April 2012 12:24, Ravnox rav...@arkanox.net wrote:
What seems like an eternity ago, there were talks about a Linux client for
Steam. Like many, I thought this would never materialized and that it was
just a
Make one of the peripherals a DVD drive and run a movie for as long as it
will play.
On 5 June 2012 18:48, Nick Nobody m...@nikosapi.org wrote:
On Tue, 2012-06-05 at 18:34 -0400, Jeremy wrote:
What can I do to use up my laptop battery as fast as possible? I am
breaking in an external
The Linux Inside logo is marked as being under copyleft...
On 19 October 2012 16:35, Rich budma...@videotron.ca wrote:
On 10/04/2012 06:17 PM, Leslie S Satenstein wrote:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2010923/four-key-new-features-in-linux-3-6.html
The Linux Inside is a great logo and we
I tried to run a video with movie player, and this is what happenedè
Could not find GStreamer caps mapping for FFmpeg codec 'h264', and you are
using an external libavcodec. This is most likely due to a packaging
problem and/or libavcodec having been upgraded to a version that is not
compatible
/2014 08:41 PM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
I tried to run a video with movie player, and this is what happenedè
Could not find GStreamer caps mapping for FFmpeg codec 'h264', and you
are using an external libavcodec. This is most likely due to a packaging
problem and/or libavcodec having
Thank you Jeremy, I'll try that.
David, Ubuntu recommends installing the 64 bit OS only on machines with an
AMD 64bit CPU.
On 23 June 2014 10:15, Jer m...@jeremychapman.info wrote:
On 14-06-19 08:41 PM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
I tried to run a video with movie player, and this is what
23, 2014 at 11:09:34AM -0400, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
Thank you Jeremy, I'll try that.
David, Ubuntu recommends installing the 64 bit OS only on machines with
an
AMD 64bit CPU.
When manufacturers realized that people would soon run out of address
space with the old intel 32-bit
I was leaning towards NTFS. Thank you.
On 2 July 2015 at 19:01, Jer m...@jeremychapman.info wrote:
On 15-07-02 06:56 PM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
I'm getting a new external hard-drive. I have one that's been formatted
in ext4, this results in that it can't be read by Macs or M
used Fuse for OSX and I am sure there are some for Windoze.
Otherwise Jer is right, you'll have to use NTFS and hold your nose or if
it's tiny FAT32. How stable is exFat ???
On Thu, Jul 2, 2015 at 7:01 PM, Jer m...@jeremychapman.info wrote:
On 15-07-02 06:56 PM, Denis-André Desjardins
hands.
This may or may not fit your needs. If not, as others have said, FAT32
is pretty much the standard now-a-days across all platforms, including
my TV. :]
~k
On Thu, 2015-07-02 at 18:56 -0400, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
I'm getting a new external hard-drive. I have one that's been
I'm getting a new external hard-drive. I have one that's been formatted in
ext4, this results in that it can't be read by Macs or M$ machines. So
then, I'd like to format the new drive so that it CAN be read by other
platforms. Suggestions or recommendations please.
I'll very soon have to find a new internet provider. Any suggestions?
Denis-André Desjardins.
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> I use Bell and am very happy.
> Sean Rickerd
> Ingénieur Commercial/Sales Engineer
> srick...@suse.com
> 514.834.5778
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> On 28/09/16 09:28 AM, Denis-André Desjardins. wrote:
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> I'll very soon have to find a new internet provider. Any suggestions?
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