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why dont you try 2.6.24-19...
i should work just fine and it's in the repo too ...

My last idea...
here it goes--


make-kpkg clean

then

make-kpkg --initrd --append-to-version=-krank kernel-image kernel-headers

OK, there are no header packages in repo,
and could not find it anywhere on the net either..
so all you can do is build your own kernel-header package,

You already compiled you kernel,
now try...

sounds to me like something went wrong with the installation,
you could try re-installing.

You can try this one out--
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelGitGuide

install git-core,
then enter this command

git clone git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-hardy.git ubuntu-hardy
after that...

Try frostwire...

enter this--

gksudo gedit /etc/hosts /etc/hostname
then change your name(s), to what you want..

hope it helps..

Not much but here it is--
got the wallpaper from google..
icon theme is jungle from gnome-look..

i think sda1 is your main filesystem in which ubuntu is installed..
you'll need the gparted live cd to work on it

Might not help much but you could try to re-install frostwire...

try using gparted.

If you have the original .uif file you could try to convert it to iso again using magiciso..

try changing the java version

update-alternatives --config java

looking at this i can say the directory is already there,
so all you need to do is mount--

sudo mount -o loop /home/deniz/Desktop/21.iso /media/isomount

hmmm....
your device is at ttyUSB0,
don't know what the problem is but you can try to log the device
using ttylog...

the problem is if you cannot see the panel a little then you can't move your mouse over it and if you can't move your mouse your it then you can't access the panel...

or so i think...

yes you have to go to the directory where the file is located..

can you tell the output when you type dmesg..

we know your id--
so i think you use this command to activate your device--

sudo modprobe usbserial vendor=0×6547 product=0×0232

hope it helps..

you can try show hide buttons and hide the panel

do this --

cd /home/vincent/Desktop

If you want to mount an iso do this

sudo mkdir /media/isomount && sudo mount -o loop filename.iso /media/isomount

hope it helps

here is how you do it from the start

1>go to this site--
http://www.planeshift.it/download.html#linux
find the linux binary 32-bit version and download from any of the mirrors..

2>note where...

I guess you could start it by typing wacom-tools in the terminal

by the looks of it you downloaded the .bin file..
now do this--
go to terminal and type

sudo ./filename.bin
replace filename with the name of your file..
hope it helps