I bought a new desktop and installed Windows 7 first. I am now trying to instal Ubuntu 11.04, but it doesn't see my partions corectly.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
Here is the windows setup:
What live cd partioner sees:
What ubuntu live cd sees:
I am trying to install Ubuntu 11.04 on a computer that has Windows on it. I created an USB stick with Ubuntu's utility included on the live CD and the restarted and booted from USB.
After i get the line below printed on the screen and nothing happens:
SYSLINUX 3.82 2009-06-09 EBIOS Copyright (C) 1994-2009 H. Peter Anvin et al
I tried to Google it and see if somebody else had this problem but have not found an answer as to why I cannot boot.
Since yesterday, all YouTube videos have a red / pink tint. Vimeo and other video sites are working.
It seems strange that it's only on YouTube, but since other people I asked don't have this problem, I think it's a Flash plugin problem.
It does this on all my browsers.
All of a sudden I can't access my home folder. I am using ubuntu 10.04.
I can access the folders inside it ( Desktop, Videos etc ) but if I want to see inside the home itself ( either in Nautilus or with ls in terminal ) I get nothing ( in Nautilus it says loading in terminal and outputs nothing ).
I can access the folder as root. I did a chown on the whole folder .. still nothing. I get a warning that it can't change the owner for a folder (.gvfs). It seems I can't even delete as root.
I want to schedule a task to run on a regular basis and have heard that Cron is the way to do this.
How do I add Cron jobs in Ubuntu?
How do i add a new user to my FTP server running ProFTPD. I have the server running, i added a system user but i get Login incorrect.
Thank you for your help in advance.
We have installed Ubuntu desktop edition on our dev server.
I was wondering if there is any noticeable performance loss compared to the server edition.
We have installed Ubuntu desktop edition on our development server. Now that we have it in a data center we would like to strip it down to a server edition.
Is there an easy way of doing so rather than just going in and uninstalling packages by hand?