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I think this used to work, haven't used my linux mint 9 in months. Now trying to convert some video and getting that error.

tried to install libavcodec-extra-52 but get the following error:

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Need utf8 for chinese characters and notepad handles it quite well, stripping the file of the BOM.

The files are provided by the user of the script as source of data to fetch translations from...

By the way; .strip() didn't take the BOM out of there so it isn't seen as white space.

Thank you (Stephen?)qyot27

I was thinking the problem is with notepad, when editing the file in geany on Ubuntu the character stays there but newly created files do not have it.

If notepad puts...

For Python 3.2.3

Reading a windows created file in python on Windows XP with the following code:


with open("test.txt", encoding='utf-8', mode='r') as dataFile:
for line in dataFile:...

By the way the auto backup usually goes in /home/your_user/.openoffice.org/3/user/backup but since the locate command could not find it I assume it was deleted after a failed recovery and then...

I could be wrong here but from what I've read so far ACPI off or noacpi is usually used when you can't boot the machine and have some hardware difficulties. One side affect of switching it off is...

I think the problem might be that grub is on hdc and you keep switching in the bios. I haven't got much experience with Windows 7 but it could be started from grub and as far as I know hibernate...

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Oh brallan you beat me to it.

Instead of going beta release you could try xorg edgers though, the packages for video are beta release but the rest of your install can be stables and gives...

@eliofall
According to lspci the driver in use is nvidia and additional drivers says, no proprietary drivers are in use. Are you sure it's not "there are no proprietary drivers found because" nvidia...

I don't know what would be wrong with the file but there is probably something wrong with it. Using the file and typing your settings there is more errorprone than using nm-applet and letting...

You posted here that you found a file beginning with ".~lock", that is not the document nor is it a copy of the document. This is a file OO creates when opening the original document. My question is...

Did you try the commands I posted, let Ubuntu look for it maybe it'll find something


sudo updatedb
locate QuestionsYou could try the trash bin in nautilus, maybe it's in there.
The file you...

if you know the name of the file or even part of the file you can have Ubuntu search for it with the following commands:


sudo updatedb
locate mydocument

How big is the file and what happens...

I guess there is no kernel panic so your computer didn't crash, it's just the input under X server doesn't work.


Could you post the following file?

/etc/X11/xorg.conf

You can do so by...

You didn't do anything wrong, there are tutorials that will have you use iwconfig or change the /etc/network/interfaces file.
There is nothing wrong with that but it's a harder way of doing it....

Strange that it sda1 doesn't mount in nautilus (the file manger) but gives no warning when mounting it at the commandline.

I don't see anything wrong there, there is a Windows directory and boot...

The log file is in /var/log/kern.log but since your keyboard stopped working it will be difficult to read it. You might boot off a live CD then mount the partition where Ubuntu is installed and then...

cat /etc/networks
Could you copy and paste that command and post the output of that?


from
http://wiki.debian.org/NetworkManager

In other words you should remove everything from that file...

I can't find anything funny in the boot info script results, what happens when you manually mount your Windows partition?


sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt


To execute the command(s) you can...

It means that it's not special.

To be more precise there are no special things activated for your machine or software so you can copy your kernel to someone elses machine and it will still work...

If you start up your computer you have a menu where you can choose Ubuntu and Ubuntu recovery? If not press the arrow down key a couple of times while starting up.

When you choose recovery there...

The following command should give you some output, check to see if there are multiple graphic cards in your computer:

sudo lspci

Then you can check what driver is in use for your nvidia (given...

Could you allso post the output of the following commands?


cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
cat /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base

To execute the command(s) you can press alt + F2, type...

Thank you for posting the output, according to the output of ifconfig you are connected to the Internet. If you unplug the network cables from the computer and then open a browser are you able to go...