Im using 0.3.1 now, but Im not sure what version I had last week. Right now memory usage looks quite good.
I have not reported those issues, I kicked geary's tires and decided it wasnt for me, at...
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Im using 0.3.1 now, but Im not sure what version I had last week. Right now memory usage looks quite good.
I have not reported those issues, I kicked geary's tires and decided it wasnt for me, at...
Been using it for several weeks now; Im no longer as big a fan as I was initially. It still looks great, and I realize its in beta, but too many things are still quite wrong with it:
- geary(mail...
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I only discovered Elementary OS a few days ago, but Im absolutely loving it.
It looks very polished; the UI doesnt get in the way and isnt "in your face", and it actually works pretty damn...
That syntax is not correct; you need to escape the quotation marks, so it would look like this:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset acpi_osi=\"Windows 2006\""
(I mentioned that...
You need the escape characters when editing grub.cfg file. I mention that near the end of the post, giving pretty much the exact same example :) You do not need them (and it may even not work) when...
If you read carefully, its already explained.
"out of range" sounds like a message your monitor would display when the pc is setting a resolution and refresh rate the monitor can not handle. Rather then using nomodeset, try removing the "quiet...
Not to nitpick, but using XBMC accelerated decode works fine on my intel X3100 laptop which is 4 years old. It struggles with very high bitrate x264 with DTS audio, but plays most 1080p vids I have...
copy paste the "nothing much" here, so we can see what you are doing or doing wrong, and what the error is.
Try booting with noapic and/or nolapic kernel options. See my signature for detailed instructions. ANother one you can try thats not listed there is
pci=routeirq
You may also want to check for...
Can you try booting with "nomodeset" and then provide the output of
cat /proc/cmdline
That way, we will be sure you are doing it correctly, as I have my doubts still.
As for hibernating, I...
Can you elaborate a bit? Does the screen remain black, does the backlight come on? Also, can you try pressing control+alt+F1 and see if you get a full screen terminal, then try control+alt+F7...
Even if you mistype a kernel parameter, I dont think it returns "unknown command", so I think you are doing it wrong. Please see the link in my signature for detailed step by step instruction to boot...
Yes it did. I think you may be confused with extended partitions. Those are containers that hold logical partitions. Increasing the size of an extended partition doesnt increase the size of the...
I dont even have an "autodns" feature; which ubuntu version are you using?
Either way, dont confuse DNS with DHCP. DNS resolves names (like www.google.com) to IP addresses, DHCP is about obtaining...
With previous versions of ubuntu, it was enough to change the xorg.conf file. I made a little script that does that automatically, I linked it earlier:...
You dont have a notification area at all? You are using ubuntu 10.10 and not mythbuntu or xubuntu?
If you are using gnome (ubuntu) and dont have a notification area at all, just add it. Right...
Its not in the menu's, its in the system tray, top right. The icon that changes when you connect/disconnect from a wired or wireless network.
Are you using network manager? If so, I believe you have to configure the routes (and DNS) there. Right click network manager > edit connection > select your connection > edit > IPv4 > Routes
Just edit the grub entry again from within grub menu, remove nolapic. If you are not sure how, see my signature again, the procedure to temporarily modify kernel option on in installed ubuntu.
Can you post another screenshot now when it fails to boot? Make sure you remove "quiet" and "splash" boot options so we can see whats going on.
Then Id check for a bios update first and foremost....
Ah, that explains a bit. So you have a wireless connection for the internet, and a wired one to connect the LAN. Have you configured any static routes? Im not specialist, but you will need one for...
That looks okay actually, I think. No firmware is listed for your wired connection, but it doesnt seem like it needs it. Anyhow, I suppose doing this, if you havent already, wont hurt:...
I strongly suspect it does (assuming the drive isnt expecting 12V from a transfo that just uses USB connector). Each USB port has its own max powerdraw: 500mA for USB2, twice that I think for USB3. ...
I take it my guess was correct then? Having a powered USB controller doesnt mean a lot, especially if the drive is pulling all the power from a single USB plug. I dont remember what those are rated...