Have you tried to repair the installation? [by gp_centos]
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I have an old, but still kicking laptop - thinkpad t61. I've ordered a new SSD to make my old trusty a little bit faster. I have Fedora installed there for some years now and I really don't want to make a fresh install now. So I was thinking can I use palimpsest eg Disks to migrate my existing installation to SSD.
Well, I am back to square one, just this time it is worse.Last night I managed to restore proper grub with Rescatux auto restore. However, after that I decided to install windows XP on a spare partition, which of course overwrote MBR. I though I will be able to restore it again with Rescatux, but no. I can't. All it gave me was GRUB prompt in place of grub boot menu.But there's more.
I'm still working with OpenSUSE 11.2, and gradually getting familiar with it. But here is a new one. My display settings are currently 800x600, which reads fine on a 22" wide monitor, but there are times when I have to go higher on resolution to do things like see a whole window (such as the one displayed by the software update manager).
I'm trying to install Linux Mint 13 with Cinnamon via the 64 bit DVD image from within Windows. I've tried both installing it to C: which is my Windows system disk, but also to D: which is another physical disk entirely. The same thing happens on both disks.
The Windows part of the installation completes and it tells me to reboot.
I'm trying to install Linux Mint 13 with Cinnamon via the 64 bit DVD image from within Windows. I've tried both installing it to C: which is my Windows system disk, but also to D: which is another physical disk entirely. The same thing happens on both disks.
The Windows part of the installation completes and it tells me to reboot.
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i installed ubuntu via wubi but my widows got corrupted and had to be restored i wanted to restore wubi so i reinsatlled wubi and replaced the new root.disk with the old one but the issue i am facing is that it asks for a login password at the root screen which i am sure is being entered correctly but it says login incorrect
however after replacing the same root image with the new one its
My external monitor's native resolution didn't show up, so I followed the standard procedure: tried the modelines created from either cvt or gtf, did the xrandr newMode and addmode. The new resolution then does show up in gnome-display-properties. Ok. When I select and apply it, the resolution does change, but the content of both screen displays (laptop and external) are completely screwed.
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