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1) Connect the printer, many of them will auto detect 2) Go to System > Administration > Printing 3) Choose Add Printer 4) If your printer has been detected then you will see it listed, if not click on other and browse to the drivers.
Not all printers are supported, if you don't see your exact model number there then try one that is close.

Must update the plugins.
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Hello,
If you are looking for an answer, please be more specific on the issue, how have you setup the RAID, is it hardware or software.. what you actually want to to......

Install Windows 7 First Enter the ubuntu disk and autopaly will pop up ,clicl install inside windows and follow instruction.

can you please explain your problem more in detail?
The driver version for what driver?
You'll need to check the kernel documentation on the corresponding distro

Backup, Repairing and Reinstalling GRUB

• To make a backup a copy of the existing menu.lst file use: cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst.oldYou can try re-installing the grub using the Ubuntu Live CD, in two different ways.

GUI

1. Boot your computer up with Ubuntu CD
2. Go through all the process until you reach "[!!!] Disk Partition"
3. Select Manual Partition
4. Mount your appropriate linux partions / /boot swap .....
   
5. DO NOT FORMAT THEM.
   
6. Finish the manual partition
7. Say "Yes" when it asks you to save the changes
8. It will give you errors saying that "the system couldn't install ....." after that
9. Ignore them, keep select "continue" until you get back to the Ubuntu installation menu
10. Jump to "Install Grub ...."
11. Once it is finished, just restart your computer

1. I would suggest finding out which model Eee PC you are using and the hard drive size & type (4GB SSD, 160GB SATA, etc...). If you have less than 4GB, I would probably recommend using another Linux distro, as the Netbook Edition of Ubuntu is pretty heavy.

2. Next, I would probably suggest plugging in the Eee PC (Software/OS installation is very power intensive).

3. Download your distribution (Ubuntu Netbook Edition or Desktop, etc).

4. Download a copy of unetbootin for your PC (unetbootin.sourceforge.net -- There are Linux & Windows versions available.)

5. Using a USB thumb drive (USB Memory stick), you will want to wipe the drive (format using FAT/FAT32 filesystem).

6. Run Unetbootin, selecting the proper USB thumb drive & ISO image from the Ubuntu website.

7. After Unetbootin is finished, close it and safely disconnect the USB drive.

8. Next, plug the USB thumb drive into the Eee PC.

9. Turn on power to the Eee PC & after seeing the initial BIOS splash, hit the ESC key on the keyboard. This should bring up a boot selection screen. Using the arrow keys, select the appropriate USB drive and hit Enter (Return).

10. If all goes well, you should be running Ubuntu Desktop/Ubuntu Netbook Edition as a live desktop. (The installer is a link on the desktop.)

11. There are several step-by-step guides out there, so check them out, if needed. The installer should be very simple on this type of hardware, etc.

Good Luck!

--TaoBeastie

That depends on the modem and router settings. If you are using cable modem (a box connected to the cable from your internet service provider) without a router, you will need to set your computer to get a IP address automatically and restart the modem. Then you can renew the IP address if necessary. If you are using a router (another box) connected with the modem, then you might want to connect to the router by using the IP address on the same subnet as the internal interface of the router and enable DHCP. Then you can restart the modem and get an IP address for the router (usually you can see a button to click for that on the management page of your router after you open that in your browser, check the manual of your router about details). After that you can reconfigure your computer to use dynamic IP address and then renew IP address or restart. Please don't hesitate to post if you have questions.

SURE TRY THE LATEST VERSION UBUNTU 10.04 LS

Hi,
Try to login with root access as i think you are facing some problem with your account.

Regards
log2gv

request the latest version for free from shipit.ubuntu.com

the latest version is 10.04 its more relieble than the previous
good luck

Format ur computer using UBUNTU and do clean install.
The existing data will be lost.
As it is a second hand computer, u dont need the existing data.
Got UBUNTU Desktop edition?
If not try to download it from official UBUNTU site.

If your thinkpad has a built in (onboard) mic you may need to disable it. Go to the startup settings and disable any onboard mic. You can always enable it if that's not the problem.

You have to make a setting of the network through a terminal and it will work fine after this is being done properly. This is happens due to unconfigured setting in the network adapters. You can also directly make setting with the nework adapters settings. Select the proper modem and connections.

Duplicate question to: http://www.fixya.com/PostAnswer.aspx?thid=3863577&prdid=926113&ref=unsl

here are a cupel of links that should help you they are very explainitory guides to using ubuntu.

http://ubuntumanual.org/
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid
http://ubuntu-manual.org/

I hope this helped.

Thank you,
Norse

Have you tried System -> Preferences -> Screen ? If it is a driver problem, here is a guide that may help.

smach card with hammer and buy new one.

I'm afraid there's no client version of camfrog for linux yet.
Some people have had limited success in getting it to work through "wine".