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hey, am Andrew and am very new to forums and Linux!!..iŽll really need your help so that i can catch up(i hop thats ok with yŽall!)..i use ubuntu 10.10 and ...
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hello..
hey, am Andrew and am very new to forums and Linux!!..iŽll really need your help so that i can catch up(i hop thats ok with yŽall!)..i use ubuntu 10.10 and have refused to use windows-i think it sucks but none the less am having hard time with Linux too!
Anyway cheers
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Welcome to Linux, I took the Red Pill too. There is no more Windows operating systems in my house anymore.
What types of trouble are you having with Ubuntu???
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well...after installing Linux i got a problem with my sound. I am not sure if its a hardware problem or its the drivers.I strongly think its the drivers because my machine(dell inspiron N4020) is relatively new! Sound from the internal speakers is horrible, but funny thing, when i connect earphones or external speakers its PERFECT.
Then i got some video tutorials that were intended to only work in Quicktime player. However i can get the audio but not the video bit. Honestly iŽve got a headache finding what to do.
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Open Terminal and type: (Press enter after each line)
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
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This should fix all the driver problems.
Don't forget to check for system updates.
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Rob
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Hi,
Well, I've been using my Ubuntu 10.10 for few months and everything was moving very smoothly until this morning...this message appeared :
Target filesystem doesn't have /sbin/init.
No init fount. Try passing init= bootarg.
BusyBox v1.13.3 (Ubuntu 1:1.13.3-1ubuntu7) built in shell (ash)
Enter 'help' for a list of build in commands
(initramfs)
..No idea how it happened, or what to do. The system wont just launch, I do not have the copy of Ubuntu CD, my friend installed it for me, but went back to left the country with original CD.
Any way i can fix it without a CD ?
Thank you
Andrew
- 06-25-2011 #6
I think you are going to need a live CD or USB to fix this; maybe someone will know better
. If you can get one of those from another computer , boot it and run where X is the number of your Ubuntu root partition. You should be able to identify X by runningCode:sudo fsck /dev/sdaX
(that's a small ell)Code:sudo fdisk -l
I have also seen people on the Ubuntu forums saying that re-installing the package ubuntu-minimal can fix this sort of issue. And some one else suggestedwhich sounds like a sensible first step.
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- 06-25-2011 #7
Welcome to the forum. Happy to have you join us.
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Thank you elija... i used the live cd but for ubuntu 11.04 and it is working great! Glad i made the switch to linux


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