Ubuntu 9.10 Tricks and Workarounds
I would like to resize the root (/) partition. How should I do that?
Ans : Boot using the Ubuntu CD and from the boot menu, select “Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer”. Once booted, goto Administration > GParted.
This will allow you to resize the root partition.
When installing Ubuntu on a newer hardware (eg: Dell Latitude E6410) my screen flickers and the installation does not proceed. What should I do?
Ans : Press F4 and select ‘Safe mode Graphics”
I installed Ubuntu using ‘Safe mode Graphics’. I tried upgrading the NVIDIA driver, but now the GUI does not come up. I am using nvidia nvs 3100M that came with Dell Latitude E6410?
Ans :
1.)Download the following driver: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-ia32-195.36.24.html
2.)$chmod a+x <downloaded file>
3.)CTRL+ALT+F1
4.)$/etc/init.d/gdm stop
5.)RUN the downloaded file.
6.)Reboot
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