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Repharse: So lets say the volume keys on my keyboard. They will only move the "master" collum. I do not use the "master" collum. I want the keyboard to move "master mono". Anyone know how to do this?

Maybe a reinstall?

Anyone?

When you have 1gb ram does it recognize 1.0gb or 0.8 gb? That would probably mean you are sharing memory with your video card( if you have one).

please give output of:

lspci -v | grep -A7 -i "audio"
(Paste that into a terminal)

did you try:

sudo apt-get install fglrx
?

Not sure if this will be helpful but have you tried:

sudo alsa force-reload
?

Hi. I have Lubuntu 12.10 and i would like to know if there is a way to change the volume keys on my keyboard to control "master mono" instead of "master". The volume keys only control master and i...

I get connection to pulseaudio failed. But ok i'll make a new thread.

And what program would i use in xubuntu-desktop to change the volume keys to control "master mono"?

My bad. The kernel panic happened on my other computer. Not this one. Anyways everything displays correctly in 12.04 Lubuntu and it has better visuals! I'll try that sub pixel thing in April 2013...

sudo /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults -s gnome-classic

OK. i am downloading the 12.04 LTS lubuntu. How would i use the nomodeset boot?

I believe with VMware you can use your physical disk in a VM.

You cannot access a computer when it is turned off and i believe you cannot access windows from ubuntu.
Best thing you can do is take out the hard drive and connect it to your computer using a usb...

Yay!
After install you have to reboot.

Did you see any unallocated space in GParted?
If you did then right-click on the 1gb partition and change the size to its full size.

Strange.
Download the package from here:
http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/package/core/oneiric/multiverse/base/firmware-b43-installer
(Under the download part select All arch deb package)
(Also don't...

When you use apt-get for the first time you type "sudo apt-get update"
After that is finished install those packages.

Anyone?

You replied to a 3 year old topic which was solved 3 years ago.

Yeah, but to me lubuntu seems easy to use. So how do i fix resolution from 1024x768 to 1360x768?

I think the command is "sudo grub-install /dev/sda"

Did you just bump a year old topic for no good reason?

Oh. Well when I used the NVIDIA drivers everything displayed correctly just i couldn't change the resolution. XrandR all ended with an error.
BTW i tried Knoppix and it worked perfect but i would...