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If you're having trouble finding it, use the secret decoder ring that comes with every copy of Ubuntu. If you got Ubuntu from the internet, check yer'...

Helical.. the workarounds listed by ubuntudemon involve creating a few new files. If you want to undo the changes, then delete those files.

sudo rm file

Best to open up a new thread on that issue, with a subject heading like "Volumes on Gnome Desktop missing after upgrade to 8.04"

Apparently, your windows partition (NTFS?) used to show up on your...

I wouldn't worry about it. Chances are 8.10 will have the auto-config stuff worked out, at least with respect to sound. If you're concerned about the video stuff just put a copy of /etc/X11/xorg.conf...

geoken, I would have believed you without the massive screenshot. So what's the problem with flash then if it's already open. Or are you saying there are flash developer tools that are open, but the...

I feel your pain. Flash support on Linux sucks. Heck, it's not all that great on Windows either. But until an opensource alternative is available we're going to be stuck begging adobe to give us...

Yeah, Lenny uses a slightly newer xorg then Hardy AFAIK, but it's still quite different from Gutsy and uhh... slightly, slightly lots newer then Etch. ;)

There's always the possibility that its a...

I find it unlikely that xorg.conf will be removed, got a source on that Kerry?

In any event, current man pages suggest that the configuration goes something like:
auto
global xorg.conf
user...

Well, again at this point I'm just guessing that you haven't got your system configured correctly, which if I'm right means that no, you won't get a series of updates that magically fix the issues.
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Not surprising, both the graphical display system and the sound system have undergone major overhauls.

xorg now tries to automatically detect your resolution, and pulse is a brand spanking new...

And now the OP has been banned...

This has gotten all crazy for reasons that aren't all that clear. The staff's finger was on the closed trigger the whole time... over misinformation? God, if...

If there were a reliable way to do this I'm sure demon would have updated his original post. Have you tried copying the disk script you created in the Suse workaround from the power.d directory, to...

No that's fine Mattew. Thanks for taking the time to explain why it was closed. I'm perfectly satisfied.

@Matt, Kiwinz

You never answered the original question, of the previous thread, why was the foxcon thread closed?

With regards to "the answer was posted", the OP hadn't marked it as solved, had...

I no expert Frodon, but what I think I know conflicts with what you think you know, and since you can't know what isn't true, one of us is not knowing what we think we do.

Capiche? No? Let me try...

It's a good idea that. The logs you're looking for are under /var/log .... just open up each one and have a look. It's a good thing to do from time to time to better understand the system.

The...

Linus is a self-fellating monkey. I wish he'd STHU or share is poignant thoughts in private emails, not public mailing lists.

Time to post those logs then. dmesg should have said "oh hey, you plugged in a usb device. Then, geez, I don't know what to do with it. Or here's where I mounted the darn thing.

The fact that it...

Plenty of threads on the issue already. So I'll just give you one and mention another.

Next time you boot go into grub and edit the boot line. Add at the end of the kernel line "profile" without...

A few hints / places to start looking.

1. Run these commands as "sudo", so "sudo lsusb". Could make a difference. For lshw it does.

2. sudo lshw

3. read your boot logs for errors, or post...

Can you check in your pm log if the script was run successully?

If so, try passing the command to restart the service from the command line. Does it work?

Ok, I've gotten the correct hdparm settings to be applied after suspend. There's a discussion about this on the laptop-mode malling list for July. I'm not sure if this fix will work for Ubuntu, as...

This is simply a bug in network manager. I used to see this all the time until I stopped using it. Now that I use wpa_supplicant to connect to my wireless networks I have not seen a network disappear...

The forums are usually very fast, but for urgent help you might want to try the #ubuntu channel on IRC. Pidgin can do this for you.

Can we get a status update?

At the moment do you have onboard disabled, but your other soundcard playing all the sound properly and using all the 5 channels?

If so, then what's the next step....