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Please help.
My Ubuntu Precise Pangolin installation was booting up pretty fast, it takes about 10-15 seconds to boot until today.
When I turn on my PC this morning it was taking a very long time to boot maybe about 5 minutes that I decided to press the reset button then encountered unknown file system and grub rescue error.
I've been a windows user for long time and ditched it for fedora about 15 months ago...
fedora 15 has been pretty smooth, fast and safe for me...i love it totally!
when fedora 16 was released, i couldn't manage to get time and upgrade my system and then i decided to upgrade when fedora 17 is released...ending the support for fedora 15.
Please help me upgrade my system to fedora 17 without changi
I have installed 12.04 lts as a Upgrade and even after waiting for that seemed to be a very long time to complete, I found the system to be unstable and for apps not to work, So I decided to formant and reinstall but then it went from bad to worse I am using an invidia graphics card, when downloading the drivers it would seem to take for ever or totally crash, when I finally get it installed and s
I would like to apologize if this has already been posted somewhere else but I did several searches and couldn't find anything useful.
Anyway, I was having several issues with 12.10 (I would get 10-20 messages about there bieng an issue or applications crashing everytime I started the computer, several programs stopped working, I couldn't fix ppa's etc.) so I decided to try and reinstall 12.10
I installed Ubuntu in VMware7 which is running in Win7. I updated Ubuntu from 11.04 to 11.10, but now I can't start the system.
When i start i can see the splash screen says：
Ubuntu 11.10...
Then the screen is totally dark.
I have attempted to remove Ubuntu from a dual boot system (Windows XP, SP3) by deleting partitions, using both the Ubuntu install CD and GParted. Neither worked for me; instead, all I did was manage to install a new version of Ubuntu each time. Now, I have 3 versions of Ubuntu and one of XP. Trouble is, I cannot boot up XP.
I recently upgraded from lucid to pangolin (LTS) and by default lots of programs (like latex which were installed from repository by me earlier) were automatically upgraded. This resulted in a time-consuming procedure. Also the resulting desktop is not what I like (this uses unity and has fixed position of launcher, to the left of terminal which is a distraction for user like me).
ok i run dual boot ubuntu and widows xp i just got a virus on my windows xp. is it possible to format only the windows xp partition leave the ubuntu intact and still have it work in a dual boot?
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