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you might give "i8kutils" a try, it claims to work for dell inspiron and latitude laptops.

if it doesnt work, you can try configuring fancontrol directly, here are 2 links on that:...

you should go for FAT format for a usb drive if you want compatiblity, it will even work in mac.
if you need ntfs for some reason, try using the -R option , something like this:

sudo chown...

Theres a "Make this my primary display" in the Nvidia settings if i m not wrong

Sam

have you tried setting it up from that "nvidia X server settings", look into the "X server display configuration",
Check out this video of someone setting it up from that screen, see if it helps....

have you tried installing them automatically from "Aditional drivers" program in ubuntu?

if the live cd worked (the try function) there should be no problems running after installing.
It is strange to me that you coulnt boot ubuntu after the install,
what does easybcd do? the problem...

Ubuntu comes with 'fancontrol' which calculates and sets fan speeds depending on the current computer temperatures. Why would you change their speed manually? you might risk overheating your pc, just...

What driver are you using, did you installed the nvidia driver from "aditional drivers"? have you tried using the nvidia settings tool?

as far as i remember you set the channel you want to hear to when launching airodump (after you set the interface to monitor mode).

e.g.

airodump-ng -c <channel> -w <out_file> --bssid...

try updating your system with
sudo apt-get upgrade , also try
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

try installing kubuntu-desktop after those upgrades

tell us how it goes
sam

i believe not, i might be wrong tho.

you could always put ubuntu into a usb and boot a live usb (its pretty easy)
or you could extract an image of the dvd into a usb and play it in your cd live...

Try going into system > administration > software sources, make sure that at least main and universe are checked.

Then in a terminal type the following 2 commands:

sudo apt-get update
sudo...

sorry, i was out of town. I had a quick look at it, and there are some solutions to the problem, BUT id been thinking and if what you are doing is just transfering files to the server, it would be...

@nandesh, no problem, glad it worked :)

@shimmshaw, boot the live cd and try mounting the root partition or do a fsck on the root partition to see if there is any problem with it.

To mount it,...

you did an update lately?
in the grub menu, do you have other kernel options to boot from? if yes, try booting an older kernel.

sam

no problem, glad it work'd

sam

does it panics at every boot now? or just everytime you wake up from hibernation?

sam

most (if not all) of the system files (outside your home directory) are owned by root, not by your user.
root is an actual user, but its login is disabled by default in ubuntu for security reasons....

append the line "HISTSIZE=23" into .bashrc file.

to do this, open a terminal and do the following
open the file with

gedit .bashrc

go to the end of the file, and add "HISTSIZE=23" in a new...

glad it worked.

click on mark as solved under 'thread tools', just above the first post.

sam

Its probably because the file you are working on its not part of the empty project (the default c++ project already comes with a added file).

Try the following:

Create a new empty project
...

does right clicking the partition and selecting "information" gives any aditional information?

sam

Make sure the partition is not mounted. If it is mounted, you can unmount it from gparted by right clicking the partition and selecting "unmount"

sam

have you built the project first??

The following steps work for me:

Create a new c++ project: File > New > C++ Project
(make sure you select Linux GCC in the toolchain option).

Build the...

To use the latest eclipse (helios) with support for c++, do the following.

You will not need the repos version anymore, so optionally remove the repos version of eclipse with

sudo apt-get...