doggy wrote: It is COMPLETELY GAL with the installation of 10.04 CD / DVD installation my redlands

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It is COMPLETELY GAL with the installation of 10.04 CD / DVD installation disc runs perfectly - Started with the sample from the disk where the mouse and keyboard work. The system tried to upgrade itself from 9.10, which has been running without problems (sort of). That did not go well, so it should just spent asleep on. So was installed. "RESTARTS" That ku it did not work out (is half an hour is not enough?) So the flow disappeared. Then there was restarted and a great joy was dual boot with W7 available (which I'm using right now). Boot in 10:04 boo. Neither keyboard or mouse works (USB worked fine in 9.10). I then put a drawstring my redlands in, which made it possible my redlands to slap release code on. The mice still does not work, so how do I get up in the top menu of the SYSTEM to upgrade hardware drivers. Have they not been quite fast enough with the release? doggy Posts: 161 Joined 25 September 2009, 20:01 Location: GENTOFTE
doggy wrote: It is COMPLETELY GAL with the installation of 10.04 CD / DVD installation my redlands disc runs perfectly my redlands - Started with the sample from the disk where the mouse and keyboard work. The system my redlands tried to upgrade itself from 9.10, which has been running without problems (sort of). That did not go well, so it should just spent asleep on. So was installed. "RESTARTS" That ku it did not work out (is half an hour is not enough?) So the flow disappeared. Then there was restarted my redlands and a great joy was dual boot with W7 available (which I'm using right now). Boot in 10:04 boo. Neither keyboard or mouse works (USB worked fine in 9.10). I then put a drawstring in, which made it possible to slap release code on. The mice still does not work, so how do I get up in the top menu of the SYSTEM to upgrade hardware drivers. Have they not been quite fast enough with the release? næææ it works really quite fit for most ... there are some bluetooth things that do not work right out of the box, write a little more about what hardware it is not working ... be detailed and specific
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sound partner wrote: my redlands næææ it works really quite fit for most ... there are some bluetooth my redlands things that do not work right out of the box, write a little more about what hardware it is not working ... be detailed and specific, my redlands there are also mentioned some problems with USB I have seen. It is a MEDION 3.4 GHz machine USB MOUSE + KEYBOARD will not play with. They work fine in 9.10 and 10.04 Live, but that is NOT in 10.04. Can I get up in the top menu and start the System - Hardware Update via keyboard? Then I try namely from preliminary! doggy Posts: my redlands 161 Joined my redlands 25 September 2009, 20:01 Location: my redlands GENTOFTE
"Von guten Mächten wunderbar geborgen erwarten wir getrost was coming mag. Gott ist mit uns am Abend und am Morgen Und ganz Gewiss an jedem neuen Tag" (Dietrich Bonhoeffer 1906-1945) http://www.stromata.dk https:// wiki.ubuntu.com / Flemming Christensen https://launchpad.net/ ~ Laoshi Laoshi Moderator Posts: 5477 Joined 26 April 2008 19:52 Location: Vejle
"Von guten Mächten wunderbar geborgen erwarten wir getrost was coming mag. Gott ist mit uns am Abend und am Morgen Und ganz Gewiss an jedem neuen Tag" (Dietrich Bonhoeffer 1906-1945) http://www.stromata.dk https:// wiki.ubuntu.com / Flemming Christensen https://launchpad.net/ ~ Laoshi Laoshi Moderator Posts: 5477 Joined 26 April 2008 19:52 Location: Vejle
Alt + F1 solves the problem of getting up in the left topkommandolinie. Then it turns out, unfortunately, that virtually NOTHING of UBUNTU 10.04 works. Everything is as it were DEAD. Should my redlands I install 9.10 again where virtually EVERYTHING seemed It is strange that product development creates these problems. doggy Posts: 161 Joined 25 September 2009, 20:01 Location: GENTOFTE
So so. Take it calm and try to be a little constructive, otherwise'm sure we will never know what is wrong. Are you able to turn the mouse and the keyboard upside down and try to come up with details of the make and stuff like that. Can you possibly. connect another mouse or other keyboard so you then have something that works? Does the keyboard in grub? Can you choose safe mode? Does the keyboard still if you log into a rootterminal in safe mode? It shows the way we must go if we are to find the solution to your problem. So you can create my redlands a separate thread for your views on product development. zob Posts: 3575 Joined 06 Jan 2009, 22:01 Location: Copenhagen
zob wrote: So so. Take it calm and p