"googleearth(2).bin"

meaning put a quote in the beginnning and the end

it works, but everytime i restart or after system shutdown, i cant conenct to the internet after reboot, need to type those things all over again

i dont want to type like this everytime, gt any solutions that i dont need to type the command all over again?

ok i got it
is
googleearth\(2\).bin

anyone on hardy + firefox 3 + flashplugin having problem with sound?..
no sound.. let say youtube, video can play but no sound..

other application working fine.. only flash plugin in browser no sound..

have tried all solution in net but cant get it thru..
mind to share your workaround if you've fix it?.. thanx..

http://www.google.com.my/search?hl=en&q=ha...le+Search&meta=

Hye guise, Imma using Ubuntu 8.04 want to ask a simple question. Um how to pause apt-get (in Terminal)? I mean I'm installing Octave (MATLAB equivalent), and now the installer have 55 minutes to go. I'm liek, want to reboot NOW. Is there any way to pause the Terminal operation and resume after reboot?

Thanks guise.

Just Ctrl+C it and I believe apt-get should be smart enough resume download the package again.

But I'm not sure if the files downloaded halfway would be resumed exactly from the halfway point.

Yes it does.

This link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=47601 is referred.

I'd like to know how to create /desktop/gnome/screen/default/0/ because my Ubuntu only have until /desktop/gnome only. I don't know how to add the remaining parts. Kindly advise.

The directory can be created manually.

You can try to use gconf editor to create the configuration file.

Append forcedeth to your etc/modules.


Some audio applications must be locking your sound device. Try using pulseaudio as your default audio sink. Download it from ubuntu's repo and also download libflashsupport for pulseaudio to work with firefox's flashplugin.

u can try the solution from here or here...

Anyone got good and reliable source for driver downloads to install in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS?

Mobo: KM4M-V
GC: Gigabyte Model GV-AR64S-H

that's all i guess..

Thanks In Advance!

Hello.

I'm not 100% new to Linux, but I am to Ubuntu, and in getting a wireless card up and running under Hardy.

Long story short. 1 notebook. Needs wifi connectivity. The notebook will be in an environment where there is not internet access; just wifi access to a LAN for file sharing in a semi-office environment.

Notebook is a Compaq M2248AU. Uses a BCM4318 Revision 2 wifi chipset. Worked fine under windows.

I followed the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/...ver/Ndiswrapper pretty much to the letter. I decided to use Ndsiwrapper with the current windows based driver because the bcm43xx drivers seemed to not like BCM4318 chipsets. So I went, downloading ndiswrapper-common.deb, ndiswrapper-utils*.deb and ndisgtk.deb, loaded them into my flash drive from another computer, and installed it in on the notebook.

I also got the windows drivers, and after ndiswrapper was installed, used ndisgtk (the GUI frontend) to install the windows drivers. Now it says that the driver is installed.

I tried to load the driver module into memory with the instructions here(https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper#Load%20the%20new%20driver%20module). iwconfig does seen wlan0, and my wireless card, but the wifi light doesn't come on, and pressing it makes no difference.

The instructions say:
Roaming mode is enabled, but the dropdown box doesn't show any wlan's, and certainly not the one I need to connect to!

Any ideas? Any help will be much apperciated.

execute the following command, should solve ur problem

sudo apt-get install libflashsupport

Oh one new reason why I have Linux in my box is Deluge. Hell maximum sucking speed via screamyx, when my Vista can't even download 1 byte using utorrent. Running Ubuntu and Fedora as guest, and Vista as host is sure nice eh?

Another reason is software installation. Super easy and free. But that's old reason why Linux is 2nd nice thing after internet lol.

linux is probably a good choice if you don't game on the pc.

HELP!!!

I install ubuntu yesterday on my dell xps. I shrink some hdd and put ubuntu.

how to get nvidia drivers? It is not listed on my restricted drivers. I updated the ubuntu yesterday. I think its now 8.04

Get it from here.

thank you

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Added on July 6, 2008, 7:35 pmhow to install?
I got
E: Couldn't find package avant-window-navigator-0.1.1-2.tar.gz
when using terminal. I dont know how to use sypnatic. arghh. I just want to enabled the desktop effect. but cant due to nvidia. dunno whats the problem. sh*t

This post has been edited by kazasho: Jul 6 2008, 07:35 PM

You're better off installing the nvidia driver first as avant window navigator requires desktop composition. If you have any problems installing the nvidia driver, refer here.

I'm not sure what you did to install avant window navigator. But, here is what you should type in terminal instead: