#ubuntu - Thu 12 Apr 2007 between 18:16 and 18:23



apollo2011octol: That is kind of what I have been reading, but nvidia maintains a supported card list for each version of the driver, and my card is consistently listed as being supported.
sonictwinmwe: i just installed it with apt-get, just wanted to ask before i restarted
octolI'll second Pricey's advice on keeping backups before using ntfs write
sonictwinand i did edit my /etc/fstab
whatspyPricey: for text within files ?
Priceywhatspy, ah no then :P
mwesonictwin: always keep backups of critical files, though ;) linux and windows alike
caraHi
whatspyPricey: oops, I should have been more specific
caraI just can't get ubuntu to see my hard drive
K3rl0u4rnso how do I build an iso of an old CD with read errors ?
nodonnelshould ams work right away after installation with synaptic?
Jaxsterhow do I open a .bin file?
zeroflagmwe: thank you SO much. I was about to go nuts about this. -_-
Jaxsterin terminal?
ardchoilleK3rl0u4rn: I would think that, since an ISO building app would need to read the CD, you may be scewed.
pitillo!nforce
mwezeroflag: heh. np
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about nforce - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
ardchoilles/scewed/screwed/
octolapollo2011; nvidia is swamped with work on their Vista drivers, I think unfortunately linux users with older cards are low priority for them
ttsafter editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf. is there any command i should run to update it. or is it just a reboot ?
YetiChickK3rl0u4rn: I'd probably copy everything readable from the disc and build a new ISO from that directory.
K3rl0u4rnardchoille: would it be possible to copy a single track of the CD ?
ardchoilleK3rl0u4rn: I wouldn't know how.
sonictwinmwe, thanks :-)
mwetts: you don't need to reboot. just restart gdm
YetiChickK3rl0u4rn: Is this an audio CD?
defjux[YES VIRGINIA THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS AND ITS NAME IS OPEN SOURCE]
mwesonictwin: yw
ttsok thanks
sonictwintts, ctrl + alt + bkspc
K3rl0u4rnYetiChick: no, a game
hamlettts: either press alt+ctrl+backspace (if you are in graphical mode) or "sudo /etc/init.d.gdm restart" or reboot the computer
mweIt's funny. I'm almost positive ctrl-alt-bs doesn't reload the config for me. only sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
ardchoille/etc/init.d/gdm restart
mweat least last I messed with xorg.conf
YetiChickK3rl0u4rn: Ugh. Not good. I'd probably try to repair the disc with a bufing tool rather than make a copy of that disc. You might be able to recover all of the files with a recovery tool, but if there's copy protection on the disc...
pitillomay be I need to use ubuntu 64bits version with nforce400?
YetiChickK3rl0u4rn: Wait... Is the disc damaged, or are you simply getting read errors trying to copy it?

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