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What would cause Linux/XWindows to Hang ?

Started by Mardoni, August 11, 2006, 20:02:06 PM

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maximusotter


Mardoni

Having now done a Ubuntu install, I have noticed one major different in the Kernels that was used...

Fedora used a SMP enabled Kernel (HT enabled)
Ubuntu used a non-SMP Kernel (HT disabled).

So I think its probably fair to assume that it was HT that was causing my problems on FC5 !

brummie

but being i386 your gonna wanna update it anyway

in synaptic search for linux-image

maximusotter


brummie


maximusotter

Quote from: brummieLOL you do have spare time :lol:

Thats 13 minutes of fettucini downtime. Im usually a 4 minute vermicelli man. :lol:

brummie

spaghetti hoops meself  ;)

2mins in micro  :lol:

Mardoni

lol, that is quality ;)

This is what I need, my own personal, blow by blow, support team :)

lol.

Im just creating the Ubuntu Desktop CD now...
Oh I tried to put FC5 back on...it didnt work, lol.

brummie

http://www.ubuntuforums.org TBPFH  :thumbup:

cant believe u tried FC5 again  :roll:
pick one and stick at it till you get used to the way that is the linux :-)

Mardoni

if you havent noticed by now I tend to suffer from "kid in sweet shop" syndrome :)

On Ubuntu Desktop now and doing the 2 updates pointed out by max ;) :)

brummie

Quote from: Nimrodif you havent noticed by now I tend to suffer from "kid in sweet shop" syndrome :)

On Ubuntu Desktop now and doing the 2 updates pointed out by max ;) :)

kid in a sweet shop LOL yeah

dont forget the 150 odd that need doing too :D
technically you only needed to click the linux-image-686 to keep the kernels up to date

doubt youll have any troubles with ubuntu - unless you mess  ;)

maximusotter

http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#How_to_use_Easy_Ubuntu

Time for Easy Ubuntu or if its strictly a server, Webmin.

http://www.webmin.com/

Install webmin by opening a terminal, then typing "sudo apt-get install webmin" or use the Synaptic package manager.

brummie

easy ubuntu learns you nothing though and most is quite easy to do anyway  :D

maximusotter

Learning is for needlepointing hippies. :lol: