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Would be a good idea - pass this along to someone to work on. I'm not actually going to be involved anymore.

Ooppsss - didn't actually realize that.


also nice to know. Seems the same problems I ran into in the programming talk forum still exists.

Hummmmmm......this wouldn't by chance be on an Intel based MAC would it?

OR.....did you convert the disk to a dynamic disk in Windows?

I'll remember that myself!

Thanks!
Dave ;)

Yea, using c++. I was just trying to find a way using the original system call idea the OP had. No arguements from me!

Dave ;)

Thanks Sandyd! I'l let one of the other people handle this. I've just been back a couple of days and again in some of the threads where I've I've been trying help the OP wants to argue again. ...

Done arguing - been there, done that, the reason I dropped my ubuntu member status (you don't just get that, you have to EARN it). If you already know better, then don't ask. And btw - hibernation...

Hummmmm - bash shell? I'll have to try somethings here. That may be why the define was there that I mentioned - you could change just that one define if the action had a different name in a...

oooooooooo, so if the wasn't why you got divorced, it must have been bad! ;)

Very true. I'm just thinking about the reinstalling issue, or for that matter, installing a new release and having problems. Your data is still safe - it's just the OS itself you'd be messing with....

Except for the transfer, it pretty much does that if you just copy and paste the line. However, I also have thought about finding ways to automate this. If some of you want to toss around ideas, I...

I think everything it requires being done manually is covered in the script, so perhaps I should contact someone about that thread and offer it there. Thanks!

BTW - I *think* the system("pause") is still valid in Linux, but I would have to double-check. I seem to remember people defining a "wait_for_user" as "system("pause")" and then just using...

It's not a matter of how much swap is used when you're running - it's a matter of what is needed to hibernate. Make it 2 times the size of your physical memory and a couple of K bytes extra for...

+1 on needing a lot more detail for your particular problem. As far as a sticky goes, it's a good sounding idea, but.....I'm afraid there are just so many things that could cause an install to fail...

Too late for your old data, but something to keep in mind for future problems:

besides a system (mounted as "/") partition and a swap partition, set up a separate partition and select it to mount...

I have a suggestion for a sticky that might be worth while.

In debugging network problems, be they wireless or whatever else, there has always been a given set of commands we ask the user to post...

No, it's a completely different idea between the 2 - different ways of doing things to develop the GUI. See GTK or QT for examples of things you can use that are also available for Windows. I've...

Thanks!!

BTW - if this works for you please post back so we can make the change permanent. If not you'll lose the wireless each time you boot. Just trying to go a step at a time - get it working, then make...

Thanks for that!!! I know I've used that before but just can't remember anything anymore (I think the 60's and 70's are catching up with me ;) ).

Have a good one, coffeecat, and thanks again!
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OOOPPPPSSSS - Bucky Ball has more information in his post than I knew. Please IGNORE THIS POST.

I would hope not, and here's why: Adobe has stated no more changes, etc., to flash for linux - they just aren't going to support it anymore. So, I would strongly suggest finding a package that...

How much memory is in your PC? When you installed Ubuntu, did you take the default size for swap? If so, you'll need your swap to be 2 times the size of your physical memory + a small amount of...

Look at your error message file - what's up top? Problems with your comments, hence the error message with "This". Try removing your comments and see what happens.