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sorry, i remember. the command aptitude don't install in ubuntu 12.10.

it was:


sudo apt-get install kernel-package linux-headers build-essential ctags libv4l cogito git-core git-doc

Well, of course, there is one last option that you can apply in your case. you can edit the grub. try with this command:


sudo gedit /etc/default/grub

search the line:

...

Well, I think in your case it would be appropriate to create a new configuration to your xorg.conf

enter the test option in ubuntu rescue mode and as administrator to access the console.

our TV...

I see. Well, it's better to compile the driver. install, please, these packages:


sudo aptitude install kernel-package linux-headers build-essential ctags libv4l cogito git-core git-doc

then...

you may have a theme or icon pack that does not support the version of gnome-pie installed.

woww. excellent info and work. thanks. :-)

try to see if you have broken packages.


sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

commented how it went.

already tried reinstalling the drivers for your graphics chip?

try to do as you mentioned and commented how it went.

check your power settings. you may have some parameter misconfigured.

or maybe there's something wrong with your charger or input mains connector of your notebook.

Your netbook has Broadcom BCM4313 chip? If so, try to connect from the ethernet and install the proprietary driver for that card Wireless:


sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter...

you have tried to copy the executable in the home or on the desktop?

you installed the three packages in the correct order?


linux-headers_all.deb

linux-headers-generic_amd64

linux-image-generic_amd64

tries to enter the previous kernel and uninstalled...

what version of ubuntu are you? and what video chip you have?

about xorg-video, try this:


sudo apt-get remove --purge xserver-xorg
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg

try with this:



sudo gedit /etc/default/pulseaudio

search the line:


PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEM_START=0

when you turn on the computer, make the DEL key or F2 to enter the Bios. From there set to which you want to boot disk. Or maybe you can make F8 or F11 to enter the boot menu.

that's possible. that you experience these problems. I happened to some distributions of ubuntu in my notebook dell. perhaps it was best that you stay with 12.04.1 LTS. it is more stable.

have installed the build-essential package, libc6-dev and gcc?

after installing these packages and run these commands:


wget...

tries to do an update-grub to update your GRUB. it may have altered the order of your partitions.

try to install ubuntu from zero. download the ISO 12.04.1 LTS which is the most updated. Sometimes the upgrade are not very clean and they bring you some headaches later.

hi. good recommendation. i try too. and add always:


--xforcevesa nomodeset b43.blacklist=yes noapci irqpoll

and it works for me in the installation process.

usually when installing a much newer kernel that supports the version of the distribution must also update some repositories that host controllers that adapt to the kernel. so, sometimes you get...

I have a full install of Ubuntu 10.04 on a flash drive of 16 GB. I made it from an Ubuntu LiveCD. Just be careful and enough patience creating the correct partitions. You create a primary partition...

This happened with the damaged disc that changed, I changed the GRUB, I think. just regenerate it using a Ubuntu LiveCD. you enter the option: Try Ubuntu and run:


sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
sudo...

hi. first test with the command:


lsusbThis is to verify that the system you are identifying the webcam.

later, install this packs:


sudo apt-get install build-essential...