PQSERVICE partition is the Windows recovery tool from ACER. Basically the complete image from Windows7 + Drivers + Programs which you installed when you booted the laptop the first time.
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PQSERVICE partition is the Windows recovery tool from ACER. Basically the complete image from Windows7 + Drivers + Programs which you installed when you booted the laptop the first time.
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You can always burn the Clonezilla ISO make an image of the whole harddisk and store it on the external drive for the time being. After you have run Ubuntu for a month and notice things don't go...
Hmm. Maybe your harddisk is broken? It won't be used when running the live CD and it is related to the errors you indicated in yourt previous post.
This is Memtest material. Random crashes are often caused by memoery problems, or problems with the memory settings on the motherboard (BIOS). Start Memtest, if it shows errors or crashes also with...
Please run a full disk check utility on your harddrive to see if there are any bad blocks on the Ubuntu parts. This excludes the hardware.
Check if your linux system has not been rooted / hacked....
If you have 4 GB of RAM in your laptop I would just install the 64 Bit version of Ubuntu. People make a huge issue out of Flash, but I can run most video's fine. Using the PAE extension is IMHO more...
Hi you can always try Debian stable. That distro is a bit older, but also very unlikely to have freezing problems after a basic install. Leave your adjustments to the system to a minimum.
Before...
Ok, "HP" is eating up all your CPU time, but I don't know what it does.
Your Atom processor has Intel's hyperthreading. The "hyperthreading CPU" is visible as a second CPU under all operating systems including Ubuntu. This is normal behavior of your CPU / computer.
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Another option would be to install the Debian library package and it's dependencies of an older distribution e.g. Ubuntu Hardy. I used this way to get a program running which was compiled with Gcc 3.
Open a command line terminal and type "dmesg > fileyouwant.txt" without the quotes.
The main reason is of course that the 32 bits system runs fine on 64 bit computers. There is absolutely no need to switch to 64 bit, except if you have more than 4 GB of internal memory which you...
Dear Users,
As was pointed out a few times in previous posts libxcursor1 is a very essential package in the Ubuntu system. If you remove this package, or even worse autoremove this package all...
Just to be on the safe side: Make a backup of all your important data before repartitioning your harddrive. :popcorn:
I think you have to look a bit further down the tree. Firefox also comes with some functionality to install plugins like Flash. For that you probably need to have Synaptic. Might be nice to inform...
It's his first post on the forum, he probably tried out a lot of older and newer how-to's to get the filesharing working, and maybe the same for video and Firefox related problems.
Intrepid is...
And I suggest you first go and see your company IT department before trying to break security of the complete company network...
The temporary file system is basically the same as the ramdisk. It allows you to make a chuck of your ram available as disk. The advantage is that it can also be set dynamically. So the amount of...
It's much safer to use the temporary file system instead of the limited ramdisks the kernel makes.
- Make a mount point folder under /media e.g. "ramdisk"
- To increasae the size, change the 128...
Hmmm with this sort of "fonts package" and fonts names I start to wonder if you just installed fonts to be honest.
sudo dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config
May help.
I assume you did use the the network manager to connect to something?
Okay, so i have a 160Gb HDD, 30Gb i have given to XP as NTFS, the remaining 130Gb is unpartitioned.
Is it possible to put in the Ubuntu LiveCD and create space for ubuntu to go on?
>> Yes, just...
:lolflag: uh uh uh this belongs to useless discussions :lolflag:
(Sorry could not resist).
Of course there is also a version specially made for the Asus EEE which is called EEEbuntu (how original). It also has the right drivers Kernel tweaks etc. prepared already.
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You did unmount the drive before you took it out did you??? Otherwise you might be in more trouble.