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[ubuntu] MMIO Address Already in Use (Sort of)

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I'm sure there must be a simple fix but I have tried looking everywhere. Anyhow here's my problem. I have a 1TB drive, an 80GB drive, and a dvd rom, but can only have two of them hooked up at once. I WAS running windows 7 on my 1TB drive and had installed Ubuntu onto the 80GB drive as a secondary OS using the windows installer. Then I decided to rid my entire OS of windows so I backed up My important files from my 1TB drive onto the remaining space of the 80GB drive. I then unplugged the 80GB and plugged in the DVD rom and used it to format and install Ubuntu onto my 1TB drive. Now, usi (Hardware)

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