problem !!!!, when i just start up, the partition which is in Ext3 File system is mount with root, i cannot copy file inside...

This is small problem, then i just simply chmod 777 to that mount point. After copy my file inside, i can access to that folder that i create, and even add files. However, after some while, i found the problem. when I delete file, the file doesn't go to trash 1st, i afraid if i wrongly deleted something...

ok then i chown and chgrp the mount point, problem solve...

Main problem :
but is there any way to set in /etc/fstab to mount the partition by user, and not root.

Thanks for helping ...

ur modem is router modem or just pure modem?

try xine-ui... i use it, everything go fine....

This post has been edited by ryurhrt: Dec 3 2006, 08:41 PM

there is one unofficial project called "Winbuntu", go and check it out if u wish to try ubuntu.

it is like installing a s/w in window, and won affect ur window at all. check it out...

try:

sudo alsaconf

or

id <username>

check is u are in "audio" group.

try check your /boot is mounted with write permission or not....

in /etc/fstab

sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.1st

then edit there.

to boot window, setting should be something like below:
(assume ur window is at 1st partition of 1st hdd)

title Microsoft Windows XP/Vista
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
chainloader +1
makeactive

This post has been edited by ryurhrt: May 7 2007, 05:10 AM

at the top there, got line like "default X", where X stand for a number.

just change the X to ur window position in grub.

0 for 1st, 1 for 2nd and so on...

maybe u can try to reconfigure the gnome-panel.

comnnad should be like : (not sure)
dpkg-configuration gnome-panel

can u show the result of "cat /etc/resolv.conf"

yout ip is assign manually or by DHCP?