Boot into single user mode and it will probably work.
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Boot into single user mode and it will probably work.
I haven't had any problems with VMware Workstation 7.0.1 on Ubuntu 10.04 AMD64 but I update kernel modules differently.
I run:
sudo vmware-modconfig --console --install-all
I didn't know...
You can get the 64bit Flash plugin package at https://launchpad.net/~kees/+archive/ppa which will probably help if you are still running the one in the archive which is 32bit.
The highest GFlops you can get it to do combined with a stable set of residual numbers should determine a stable system. If you aren't reaching your highest GFlops number then you aren't stressing...
Sorry I didn't see this earlier, I don't know if you care or not but your system isn't stable. The Residual(norm) numbers should all match if your system is working properly. When overclocking my...
I have:
Core i7 860 @3.55GHz
Gigabyte P55-UD5
8GB DDR3 RAM
Radeon 4350
It's quite fast, I don't have time to run any tests on it, but it does compile openoffice.org in just under an hour, or...
Yes, I will try to get it in Lucid and into the ppa for Karmic once ooo-build and Debian have updated their build for the final release. That likely will be sometime mid next week.
Here is a new comment by Theodore Ts'o about the status of e2defrag.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/321528/comments/22
Here is a new comment by Theodore Ts'o about the status of e2defrag.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/321528/comments/22
Thats probably due to the fact that there was no defrag program available and people assuming it was because it wasn't needed, not just because no one had written one. Currently, to my knowledge,...
File a bug report in launchpad and attach the files that have the problems.
OpenOffice.org 1:3.1.1-5ubuntu1 for Hardy is back in the ppa. The test debs for the 3.2 series should be up for Karmic by sometime in January and will be in Lucid at the same time.
Do the files open properly if you copy them to your desktop first?
If you use Transmission (bittorent) much you probably would need to defragment but the only easy way to do so on ext3 is to backup the partition then copy everything back. There is also a script that...
I don't think this has been mentioned yet but using Tranmission (bittorrent) to download files can cause severe filesystem fragmentation at least on ext3. Severe to the point you can't burn a cd iso...
You can find out how fragmented a particular file is by running filefrag (filename). Also if you are using ext4 and manage to get it fragmented, I think you can resolve this simplying by doing a...
There is certainly fragmentation on Linux, and ext3 partitions can get extremely badly fragmented especially if you use transmission much, I know from personal experience. I have had numerous issues...
System specs:
Intel Core i7 860 2.80 GHz (Lynnfield) oc to 169x21 3.549GHz
8GB DDR3 memory running at 1690 MHz cas 7
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What kind of cpu do you have? It appears to be extremely fast, is it a Core i7 Bloomfield?
I just bought one and will get it sometime next week so hopefully I can manage to make it work. I doubt it will work on anything other than karmic if it does work at all.
Here is an article I just...
It appears your build is looking in the wrong directory for it...
dpkg-shlibdeps: failure: couldn't find library libuno_sal.so.3 needed by...
Yes, the Ubuntu version is OpenOffice.org with the Go-OO.org ooo-build patches. The only difference between the version at the go-oo.org website and what is in Ubuntu is that the Ubuntu version has...
It probably looks wrong because you need either openoffice.org-gnome or openoffice.org-kde (depending on your desktop) and that package is not currently installed.
This apparently will be solved when OOo 3.2 is released, which will be in Ubuntu 10.04
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=35482
Is there a particular reason the debian build system for the package still is setup for python? I would think it would only need to copy the bash script into the correct location and not actually...