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Marvin Pascual | 1 Nov 04:37
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Re: bnx2 on CentOS 5 Final 64bit

Hello Harish,

On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 11:52 PM, Harish Pillay
<harish.pillay@...> wrote:
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> I hope you are not experimenting/running this in a production environment.

I have my staging environment where I can do my testing.

Thank you for reminding me. ;-)

Regards,

Marvin
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Allan Espinosa | 1 Nov 05:45
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Re: tagalog unicode fonts on karmic koala

err... I am actually using tl_PH (or fil_PH) UTF-8 that cause the Sans
font alias to grab latin mappings of the Alibata font.

Or does anyone have these fonts *without* the latin mappins?

Thanks,
-Allan

2009/10/30  <plug-request@...>:

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> From: Pablo Manalastas <pmanaplug@...>
> Subject: Re: [plug] tagalog unicode fonts on karmic koala
> To: "Philippine Linux Users' Group (PLUG) Technical Discussion List"
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> You can revert to the usual en_PH utf-8 font. If you need Alibata,
> then you can install it among your fonts and use in Open Office.
>
> ~Pablo Manalastas~
>
>
> On 10/31/09, Allan Espinosa <yecartes@...> wrote:
>> When I have my default app font to "Sans" and installed "Tagalog
>> Doctrina 1593" from http://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_Tagalog.html, My
>> entire desktop renders into Alibata!  I guess the problem is that
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Gideon N. Guillen | 1 Nov 09:04

Karmic Koala weird behavior

Hi,

Just upgraded Kubuntu Jaunty to Karmic this morning. After upgrading, I noticed that shutdown was very
fast. Now, that would be cool but it seems that the file systems are not being unmounted cleanly. There
seems to be some fsck checks everytime I boot up. And sometimes, when I do a reboot or poweroff, there are a
lot of beeps.

I'm using Kubuntu Karmic Koala  (upgraded from Jaunty) 64-bit on AMD64.

Or maybe I should try a clean install. If ever, this is the first time a distro upgrade failed. And I just
installed Jaunty on the machine a little bit more than 1 month ago.
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Anuerin Diaz | 1 Nov 09:56
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
everything up.

I was using the 64-bit CD installer, if it was any help.

ciao!

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 4:04 PM, Gideon N. Guillen
<gideon_list@...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just upgraded Kubuntu Jaunty to Karmic this morning. After upgrading, I noticed that shutdown was very
fast. Now, that would be cool but it seems that the file systems are not being unmounted cleanly. There
seems to be some fsck checks everytime I boot up. And sometimes, when I do a reboot or poweroff, there are a
lot of beeps.
>
> I'm using Kubuntu Karmic Koala  (upgraded from Jaunty) 64-bit on AMD64.
>
> Or maybe I should try a clean install. If ever, this is the first time a distro upgrade failed. And I just
installed Jaunty on the machine a little bit more than 1 month ago.
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Gideon N. Guillen | 1 Nov 10:14

Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

> I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
> weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
> always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
> everything up.

Hmm... I guess I'll try to install on a spare hard drive first to find out if the problem can be reproduced on a
clean install. I'll try that later.

Anyone else having problems after doing a distro upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic?

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Anuerin Diaz | 1 Nov 10:26
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Gideon N. Guillen
<gideon_list@...> wrote:
>> I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
>> weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
>> always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
>> everything up.
>
> Hmm... I guess I'll try to install on a spare hard drive first to find out if the problem can be reproduced on a
clean install. I'll try that later.
>
> Anyone else having problems after doing a distro upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic?
>

let me clear something up because i re-read my response again and
misinterpreted it. :)

the CD/DVD burning app problem was with Jaunty, and I have some
disconnection problems so I really wanted to start with a clean slate.

:)

ciao!

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Erwin Olario | 1 Nov 10:50
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

Karmic 64 re-formats your home folder?! Now, that aint good.

am glad i read this before i do the upgrade?

On 11/1/09, Anuerin Diaz <ramfree17@...> wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Gideon N. Guillen
> <gideon_list@...> wrote:
>>> I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
>>> weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
>>> always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
>>> everything up.
>>
>> Hmm... I guess I'll try to install on a spare hard drive first to find out
>> if the problem can be reproduced on a clean install. I'll try that later.
>>
>> Anyone else having problems after doing a distro upgrade from Jaunty to
>> Karmic?
>>
>
> let me clear something up because i re-read my response again and
> misinterpreted it. :)
>
> the CD/DVD burning app problem was with Jaunty, and I have some
> disconnection problems so I really wanted to start with a clean slate.
>
> :)
>
> ciao!
>
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Anuerin Diaz | 1 Nov 11:02
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

yes but on Karmic's defense I was not caught unaware. During the step
when I re-used and re-labeled the partitions I can see that the /home
partition's format checkbox was checked but not modifiable. I could
have halted the installation right there but I don't have important
data on my $HOME to warrant doing a separate backup. Except for
application settings, I keep all of my data in a separate partition.

ciao!

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Erwin Olario <govvin@...> wrote:
> Karmic 64 re-formats your home folder?! Now, that aint good.
>
>
> am glad i read this before i do the upgrade?
>
> On 11/1/09, Anuerin Diaz <ramfree17@...> wrote:
>> On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Gideon N. Guillen
>> <gideon_list@...> wrote:
>>>> I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
>>>> weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
>>>> always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
>>>> everything up.
>>>
>>> Hmm... I guess I'll try to install on a spare hard drive first to find out
>>> if the problem can be reproduced on a clean install. I'll try that later.
>>>
>>> Anyone else having problems after doing a distro upgrade from Jaunty to
>>> Karmic?
>>>
>>
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Erwin Olario | 1 Nov 13:07
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

Well, thanks for the heads up. I used to do the same but got lazy so i
keep my other data in my home directory as well.

any chance you're somewhere close  in Manila and could be bothered for
a copy of karmic 64-bit? Someone suggested i wait for the release
party on friday or i could amuse myself with my super slow 3g
connection and maybe finish it by tuesday or wednesday. :(

On 11/1/09, Anuerin Diaz <ramfree17@...> wrote:
> yes but on Karmic's defense I was not caught unaware. During the step
> when I re-used and re-labeled the partitions I can see that the /home
> partition's format checkbox was checked but not modifiable. I could
> have halted the installation right there but I don't have important
> data on my $HOME to warrant doing a separate backup. Except for
> application settings, I keep all of my data in a separate partition.
>
> ciao!
>
> On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Erwin Olario <govvin@...> wrote:
>> Karmic 64 re-formats your home folder?! Now, that aint good.
>>
>>
>> am glad i read this before i do the upgrade?
>>
>> On 11/1/09, Anuerin Diaz <ramfree17@...> wrote:
>>> On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Gideon N. Guillen
>>> <gideon_list@...> wrote:
>>>>> I actually did a clean install because the burner apps are acting
>>>>> weird. One thing t watch out is that using the manual partitioner will
>>>>> always format your /home regardless if you want it otherwise so back
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Anuerin Diaz | 1 Nov 13:37
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Re: Karmic Koala weird behavior

On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 8:07 PM, Erwin Olario <govvin@...> wrote:
> Well, thanks for the heads up. I used to do the same but got lazy so i
> keep my other data in my home directory as well.
>
> any chance you're somewhere close  in Manila and could be bothered for
> a copy of karmic 64-bit? Someone suggested i wait for the release
> party on friday or i could amuse myself with my super slow 3g
> connection and maybe finish it by tuesday or wednesday. :(
>

Sure. I work in Mandaluyong (near Robinson's Pioneer) so we can either
meet up or I can have it delivered to you via courier (at your own
cost). I live in Binangonan so the earliest I can give/ship this would
be on Tuesday. Note that I only have the 700MB CD installer (I also
have the 386 version for my netbook).

The same goes for any other takers , but let me know 1 day in advance
as I would only be able to burn the copy when I get home at night.

ciao!

> On 11/1/09, Anuerin Diaz <ramfree17@...> wrote:
>> yes but on Karmic's defense I was not caught unaware. During the step
>> when I re-used and re-labeled the partitions I can see that the /home
>> partition's format checkbox was checked but not modifiable. I could
>> have halted the installation right there but I don't have important
>> data on my $HOME to warrant doing a separate backup. Except for
>> application settings, I keep all of my data in a separate partition.
>>
>> ciao!
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