Peter,
Yes everything is the same with the Hallowed Northside Goodness as it is
with the black stuff imported by the Dublin Occupying Forces. It was when
it was just poured like a lager and put up on the bar for me to pay there
and then, with no breathing or settling time, I couldnt bring myself to look
at yer man in the eye. Honestly I think the full 380V of the Cattle prod
with a spare battery is called for here. But they will probably cry human
rights abuse or some such daft nonsense! This is why I fly Ryanair, to get
me back every few weeks to where the air is pure, the cry is righteous and
the Murphys is pulled properly! I used to enjoy a Skull from Donnellys too,
but alas another proper Bakery not using flour improver has gone to the
wall. Couldnt beat a cheese and tomato sandwich on two thick slices with a
pint in a certain establishment not far from the GPO.
Oh and don't get the stuff in cans, its all the way from Luton!!!
I Digress....
Well check the logs for lines beginning with (EEE) and that should give you
a good clue each time.
I know the u/g from 8.04 didnt go smoothly for me so I forced the vesa
driver so I could get a desktop.
Would that be possible in your case?
Silly Question, to get around the wireless networking problem could you use
a long cat5 lead to get network connectivity?
There is an option too to download and burn the image and use that as a
rescue disk.
No easy strolling ahead for you it seems young man :-)
Mick.
Joan Crawford<http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/joan_crawford.html>
- "I, Joan Crawford, I believe in the dollar. Everything I earn, I
spend."
2009/10/26 Peter Flynn <peter at silmaril.ie>
> Michael Sharpe wrote:
>>> Did you or can you try this line below as super user?
>>>> dpkg-reconfigure -a xserver-xorg
>>>> Yep. All it did was rewrite the Ubuntu default xorg.conf, with dummies for
> all the values (AFAIK this implies "use real-time detection" to the X
> client).
>>> Other than that can you post the output of your config file for X?
>>>> Not from here :-) I had to boot into the Windows partition to get my mail
> (eeeeek, horrible experience :-) I'll reboot in a while...
>>> Also in the X log file you should see a line starting (EEE) error...
>> if it mentions can't find screen it means the screen isnt configured
>> correctly in the X.org config file.
>>>> None of those, from memory.
>>> On a more worrying note, I only found one place over here in the Preston
>> area in Lancashire where I can get "the official pint of us" and when I
>> did gleefully place my order they poured it like it was a pint of lager.
>> I didn't pay obviously. Q: Does this sort of treatment even in the UK
>> warrant death by cattle prod abuse to the offender? ;-)
>>>> If Murphy's in the UK is pressurised and delivered like Guinness in the UK,
> then the UK taps don't have a low-pressure and high-pressure position, so
> this behaviour may be acceptable. Still shouldn't be poured like lager
> though; it should be left stand halfway for about 30 secs.
>> ///Peter
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