This program configures your ntfs drive(s) to be automounted everytime. Once installed, it's accessible from System > Administration > NTFS Configuration Tool
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This program configures your ntfs drive(s) to be automounted everytime. Once installed, it's accessible from System > Administration > NTFS Configuration Tool
http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5934
Follow the advice on your respective version. It's labelled as gold so it must work pretty flawlessly for most people.
I use this camera in ubuntu. It should just be plug and play. I use skype (medibuntu repository), others use Cheese. You don't get a response from the camera until you go in to settings for the...
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Yours is revision 03, so it should be using b43, not b43legacy.
I don't really see anything there to suggest why it isn't working. You could try reporting your bug to the developers as described here:
http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#bugreporting...
Could you post the results of
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Have you tried brasero?
I'd like to install ubuntu on a usb drive I can plug in to computers and boot from. I'm having trouble finding a drive that both reads and writes reasonably fast though, most of the stuff I've found...
This is just a quick response, and I'm sure you've already checked this, but is it turned on? That kind of output is what I get when my wireless card is turned off.
Try 8-5, supposedly it was the best one before the recent changes that first occurred in 8-6. Wine doesn't like anything above 8-5 right now.
Did you try booting in to an older kernel like I suggested? They should still have the restricted modules.
Next time wait for the linux-restricted-modules to be ready for upgrade, which contains your wifi modules. This should be less of an issue in intrepid, where most of the wireless drivers come...
This is the exact command to run:
Applications > Accessories > Terminal
You could try upgrading to the most recent version of wine. Also, I've had success with some games (Portal) by forcing it to use DirectX 8 instead of DirectX 9. There's also some interesting stuff...
Works fine on my system. You probably have the default ubuntu version of wine installed (0.9.59). You should get the most recent version of wine (1.1.3) and try again. Run things in terminal so...
You could also use PlayOnLinux to install ie4linux or safari. It puts them in separate "bottles" too so they don't interfere with each other, and it would probably be using the pre-rc for the...
Ahh, you're right. In that case, normally you would use b43-fwcutter, but they haven't reverse-engineered the code yet.
If you're willing to try ndiswrapper here is a site that describes how to...
Nevermind, see below
That's your problem. When you installed on the external, it wiped the MBR on the internal. The MBR tells you bootloader what you have installed.
If you want to install xubuntu on the external...
Yeah I know that, but I'm talking about during normal use, not between shutdowns. I heard OSX does this, and I figured ubuntu should be able to do it also.
Prevent applications from leaving ram when closed
Is there a way to prevent applications from leaving ram when I close them? I have plenty of ram on my system and rarely use more than 25% of it. I noticed in system monitor that when I close...
You probably just need to edit your menu.lst. Check /boot to make sure the kernel image and stuff is there, then edit one of the entries (or copy and paste to make a new entry) to make a new...
Download and run ntfs-config