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I had a similar problem with intel integrated graphics. With the new kernel my laptop boots into an incorrect resolution and when I go to settings it won't detect the proper resolution. Booting to a...

This never happens when I shut down from Windows 7. It only happens when I shut down from Ubuntu. Nor did it happen when I was using Mint. It only showed up after I recently went back to Ubuntu 11.10.

I've been running other distros but recently came back to Ubuntu (11.10).
The only problem I have is that about half the time after shutting down, the laptop won't start. It won't even get to the...

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Thanks for your solution!

I just was having this exact problem and and adding:
name resolve order = bcast host

to the smb.conf file fixed it immediately.
Thanks again.

I'm trying without success to install 10.10 on a Toshiba Satellite A665 from a USB drive. It will start to boot then gets stuck on:
NET: Registered protocol family 1

I've tried different iso's...

ok, got it.

After selecting the proper selection in the text window I had to tab 2 times and hit enter LOL

the problem is at just that point in the installation process something up with the...

The system itself is not frozen. If I pull the charger cable out the battery icon changes.

But nothing happens if I click anywhere except for the icons on the top left.


edit, new info

This...

I'm updating the netbook version of 10.04 to 10.10. It is apparently asking for user input regarding Grub. However I cannot move the windows around to click 'ok' nor will the keyboard function. No...

is it this maybe:

/usr/share/images/grub/}/Plasma-lamp.{png,tga}

a double /?

I was able to get mine working without a hitch, I just did what you did, edit the 05_debian_theme file and add...

Edit - Prefs - content - fonts doesn't do anything for me. I change the selection and restart and nothing changes.

Also it shows up as shiretoko so I'm not sure I have it installed properly.
...

I'm confused. I'm not sure if I have the latest or not. I added:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-mozilla-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
to sources.list

and installed firefox-3.5. But it is...

This command might help.

sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg

Hopefully that will get you back to a basic graphics setting and then you can install your new drivers.

Here's a thread that might help.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1176463

try Alt+F2 and run gnome-panel

I'm not sure if this is right, but perhaps check the /boot/grub/menu.lst file for entries to that hard drive and comment them out.

They are obviously working on it though, I tried loading the extension with

sudo chromium-browser --enable-extensions --load-extension="~/Downloads/Cleeki_en_chrome_1.6.0.crx"

and...

Has anyone gotten the extentions to work, or do they only work in chrome?
I tried this one with no result:

http://blog.cleeki.com/?p=70

I got it to run on my laptop. Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit. I installed it from the repos and I had to run a script from here:

http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxBuild64Bit

to get the 32 bit...

Oh yea. I should have realized that. I was just a bit freaked out, I just got the video working perfectly and am afraid of screwing it up again.

I installed the 2.6.30-rc4 kernel to help with my intel video problem (which it did help greatly) and now the update manager wants to install 2.6.28-12. How can I configure update manager to ignore...

I got my graphics running pretty well using this guide. I upgraded the kernel to 2.6.30-rc4. But now Ubuntu's update manager wants to install kernel 2.6.28-12. Is there a way to configure the update...

Thanks John, I upgraded to windows 7 rc and easily recovered GRUB with all my settings intact.

Thanks.

I currently dual boot between vista and Ubuntu. If I upgrade vista to windows 7 rc will it wipe out my grub menu? I'm thinking to just upgrade vista not install windows 7 along side of it. And if...

intel video seems to be fixed now. The latest updates and the 30rc4 kernel has brought my video performance to where it was with ubuntu 8.10.
And installing the 30rc4 kernel fixed my card reader, so...

I installed the 30rc3 kernel several days ago and the video is much better, however I just noticed my built in card reader no longer works. Booting into the older kernel /dev/sdb is there but booting...

Intel 4500 did show improvement with 30rc3, but still not as good as it was under 8.10. (though I didn't try kernel 30rc2, some have gotten better results with that)

I've tried everything I could...