Club409
The best damn waste of time!
back on the penguin . . .
mike
Total posts: 2298
6/1/2006 3:34 PM
I got bucked off before (drunk + installing new OS = :p ) but i finally got me poor mac double booted (OSX and Ubuntu)! And i got dual-head displays working! Maybe i can be a real nerd after all! :-D
mwinter
Total posts: 4328
6/1/2006 5:37 PM
hawt
*sniff* i'm so proud
p.s. heh heh head
*sniff* i'm so proud
p.s. heh heh head
mike
Total posts: 2298
6/2/2006 12:35 AM
btw sigh . . . would you hate me if i posted up some linux questiones(sic) every once in a while? being the newb that i am and hoping to benifit from some raw experience? O.O
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mwinter
Total posts: 4328
6/2/2006 3:13 AM
As long as you pronounce "questiones" like "cahones" I believe we can do business. In fact lets make this the official Linux Question Thread.
Steven
Total posts: 751
6/7/2007 3:22 AM
so i upgraded to feisty 64 a couple weeks ago transition went pretty smoothly. only thing is when i try to shutdown/restart/logout/anything i get a blank screen and have to force a shutdown with the power button. i'm not positive this is actually related to the feisty upgrade because i hadn't restarted in several weeks and i don't remember if it was happening before. looking at the ubuntu forums it seems like a fairly common problem with the recommendation being some modification to the kernel line in menu.lst but i've tried several variants and nothing has worked for me yet. anybody maybe have a suggestion?
mwinter
Total posts: 4328
6/7/2007 4:04 AM
yeah i had that "won't shut down" thing happen to me.. I'm not sure how i dealt with it or even if i dealt with it. another way to shut down that doesn't involve the menus is to open up a console and type "sudo halt" and then enter your password. see if that does the trick. "sudo reboot" will restart.
it might seem annoying to have to do that but if you make a shortcut key to your console it's not so bad :-P
logging out shouldn't hang for you.. but if it does try Ctrl+alt+backspace.
it might seem annoying to have to do that but if you make a shortcut key to your console it's not so bad :-P
logging out shouldn't hang for you.. but if it does try Ctrl+alt+backspace.
Steven
Total posts: 751
6/7/2007 4:35 AM
sudo halt/reboot as well as ctrl+alt+backspace hang as well...
mwinter
Total posts: 4328
6/7/2007 5:31 AM
dang yo that's whack
but srsly though i dont know what to tell you :'-(
this forum page talks about some java packages that were causing some conflicts
but srsly though i dont know what to tell you :'-(
this forum page talks about some java packages that were causing some conflicts
Steven
Total posts: 751
6/7/2007 5:59 AM
still nothing working i didn't have those java packages installed (they don't like the 64) and i'm not sporting kde. i tried their suggestion of 'sudo shutdown -h now' and got the same response i also tried 'sudo shutdown -h wheneveritsconvenientforyou' but now it's giving me some extra attitude
Steven
Total posts: 751
6/7/2007 6:42 AM
seems to be fixed...there was some inappropriateness in my xorg.conf. i'm not sure if it was my doing or the upgrade but we'll go with probabilities and call it my fault