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While install postgresql 8.3 am getting error


psql: could not connect to server: No such file or directory
Is the server running locally and accepting
connections on Unix domain socket...

While am changing the Sysadm Account am getting an error

passwd: Module is unknown
passwd: password unchanged

In Advance Thanks

Harish

For Uninstallation what command do you used.

Need to be re-configure you network card

You may be re-install openoffice with apt-get autoremove openoffice and instal.

May be you need to fix some damage packages

While booting select with recovery mode and select damaged packages to fix the problems.

May be you can use KDE3 instead of KDE4

Your Installation CD / DVD Problem, download fresh Ubuntu and try to burn cd / dvd and check the cd /dvd then install.

Could you able to try login using with atl+f1, atl+f2 key to get into login

First try to check CD problem and then install ubuntu with F4 options.

First you need to do one thing Boot System with Windows Bootable CD and select into recovery mode and try to delete the partition of raw of Ubuntu Installation.

Then try to boot windows first and...

Before installing try with Check the Installation Disk,

What way you created your Ubuntu Boot able CD.

At outfit is the best of way of Ubuntustudio 8.04, instead of Ubuntustudio 8.10 since it is very new release.

Hello,

No Sound after Ubuntu upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and other side getting only one errors, say that is

Gnome-WARNING **: invalid gnome config path '=/section/key'

for any update or new...

Install Cross.

Sorry, Please read as FIRMWARE not fireware.

This will be supporting to your Dell System H/W for New installations and others requirements.

Try with Windows Vista Installation DVD / CD, then select & Delete the partitions of Ubuntu Installed.

You may be check with Dell Website for any Firewares to your Dell System, if so try to update Fireware first and then go ahead with Ubuntu.

I don't thing so, anything getting like that, since Ubuntu Security Issue. The only oneway is that, you have to Update your Ubuntu Software on a peridocally.

Try to boot into recovery mode.

While booting select Ubuntu Recovery Mode.

May be problem with DVD or your Nvidia Card.

Pls use below command

sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg

Need some more elebrating steps like

1. While Booting Ubuntu what you able to see ?

2. You able to see partitions.

Reconfigure your Video Settings

dkpg re-configure xserver