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This is happening to me too.

Ubuntu 14.04

Once you see that message, try typing "help" and pressing enter. That should take you to the Help menu. Now, hit enter again to exit and it should boot correctly.

Thank you! That works great.

Further troubleshooting: I disconnected the USB adapter, rebooted, opened up System Log, and then connected the adapter. Below is everything that happened in the Log from the moment I connected the...

I searched for "bcmwlhigh5" and "bcmwlhigh" and didn't find anything.

PS: I've always used ethernet so this is my first time having to troubleshoot wireless issues on Linux, more specifically,...

I didn't uninstall resolvconf and I confirmed that the symbolic link is correct.



I commented out "dns=dnsmasq" (after running the restart command the nm-applet icon disappeared from the tray,...

I just got my Netgear USB wireless adapter working and my internet speeds are excellent, but for some reason it takes 2-3 minutes just for the adapter to make the connection to my wireless network.
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I have the same problem, it's very frustrating and annoying.

However, I don't think this is just a Nautilus problem. I think this is related to the mouse behaviour because I've noticed the same...

First, shutdown Pidgin. Then, inside your .purple directory, open up prefs.xml in a text editor and search for this:

<pref name='hidemenu' type='bool' value='1'/>.

If you find that, change the...

Cenzontle's solution worked for me. Thanks

I think I'm experiencing the same problem as digitalramble. In the past, I could add music to my iPhone via Banshee, but now after I add music to my device through Banshee it disappears after I open...

x86_64

I've been having this problem for several Ubuntu releases now (currently using 11.04) and I still haven't found a solution.

My files transfer at a fairly reasonable speed up until the very end...

I was having the same problem on Transmission 2.42, but after replacing my current blocklist with the one suggested above I am now able to update the list without any problems. Thanks ubupirate

Run both of the following:


sudo apt-get remove gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly


sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse...

No, I meant 11.04, but I see your point. The reason I said 11.04 is because there is still the option to login with classic GNOME desktop.

I've been using Ubuntu since 8.04 "Hardy Heron" and 11.10 is the first Ubuntu release that I'm displeased with, so much so that I downgraded back to 11.04. The previous Ubuntu desktop environment...

Yea, I've pretty much given up on this. I'm not sure how to resolve the issue. :(

I plugged the connector, which only fits one way, into the "JAUD1" pins on my motherboard.

I'm using Gnome.

I see "Analog Output" and "Analog Headphones". The "Analog Headphones" option provides no sound.

Maybe I'm overlooking something or just not looking in the right place because I can't seem to find anything about front panel connectors.

On MSI's website you can download the manual which...

Must have just missed my edit to the post above. ;)

Disabling that option caused all my sound to disable.

The only thing I saw was the option to "Enable" or "Disable" an "HD Audio Controller". I tried disabling, but when I logged into Ubuntu and checked my Sound Preferences there was no hardware listed,...

Yea, I plugged all the connectors into the new mobo. And I've double checked them a few times, so I'm about 99% sure that isn't the problem.

I'm on a 64bit install of Ubuntu 11.04.

After a recent hardware upgrade, I'm no longer able to use the front panel audio ports on my Antec P180 case. They worked fine before with my old ASUS motherboard, but with my new MSI 870-G45...