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I'm not sure, but I think you need root (sudo - superuser do) privileges to run kismet.

Allways unmount drive by right-clicking on the drive's desktop icon and then 'unmount volume'.


Restart your machine with drive plugged-in. If that doesn't work, we'll fix it another way.

Did you try changing default video output plugin in System/Preferences/Multimedia Systems Selector?

1. System/Preferences/Multimedia Systems Selector
2. In 'Video' tab choose 'X Window Sustem (no Xv)' for default output plugin

If that doesn't work, try the other plugins.

Well, let me see... Yup! Even stupid DOS had to be taken back to C:\> before turning computer off.

Don't complain about dial-up on Ubuntu. Almost all modems are winmodems, meaning that they are software modems, designed to use Windows to simulate 'traditional' modems, more than 'real' modems....

Add this to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist:

No fragmentation on ext* - no defragmentation.

I bought AMD Athlon LE-1640 on Biostar mcp6p m2+ motherboard. It has nVidia GeForce 6150 onboard and 2GB RAM. It's cheap and works like a dream.

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Did you try program called 'pysdm'?

What Ubuntu are we talking about? 9.10?

This is what we are all dealing with in one way or another. Unfortunately, if there is no serious money involved, they won't do it. We don't know if saying 'shame on you, you bas.*@ds' has any...

Make sure your new HDD is bootable in BIOS or unplug your old HDD, replace it with new one and install Ubuntu.

1. Create NTFS partition with your Ubuntu LiveCD
2. Install Windows
3. Reinstall grub using Ubuntu LiveCD (search forum on how to do that)
4. Edit /boot/grub/menu.lst by adding WinXP lines to make...

There is also Avast for Ubuntu.

You can use any partition editor to format USB drive. Gparted can do the job just fine. If you want USB flash drive to be visible on any Win machine, use FAT or NTFS filesystem.

You can change your splash image with Startup manager.

fajerpeter, I saw your post just now and this was the solution. However, problem was my RAM. RAM failed at one point and messed things up. Not just Compiz, but a lot of things went bad. It's all OK...

It looks like RAM issue. I hope that RAM is OK, but if I'm right, it's shopping time!

After installation, System/Administration/Windows Wireless Drivers

<install new driver> and find *.inf of driver

If you don't have this program installed, open Terminal (Applications/Accessories/Terminal and type:

then

When you provide .inf, ndis will install Win driver. No further action needed but restart. Also, check if your WiFi is ON.

ACPI is related to power management. You get that message 'cause ACPI is looking for session to restore on boot. Since you shut down your computer, there is no session to resume.

Linux doesn't know about .exe. There is a program called Wine for installing Win software, but it's not what you need. What you need is ndiswraper. It's a program that you provide with .inf file of...