Huh,<br><br>I got something similar on a test machine, but with 8.04. The same symptoms were happening with KDE 4.1 on a AMD 2200 / 1GB RAM / 64MB Shared Intel Video. I just formatted and put Kubuntu 8.10 and things seem to be okay. I know this doesn't help, besides (maybe) indicating that you might try a fresh install. <br>
<br>Upgrading other test machines & VM's, though 512MB is the machine with the least amount of memory. If no paying clients bug me tomorrow, I might have time to image 8.10 and put back an older 8.04 image and upgrade. Though I really should put up notes for the Exploration... We'll see what tomorrow brings....<br>
<br>Best,<br>Rio<br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 2:46 PM, Algot Runeman <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:algot.runeman@verizon.net" target="_blank">algot.runeman@verizon.net</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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Remarks about upgrade:<br>
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I was able to do a Kubuntu upgrade on Thursday night, but am
experiencing issues on my Toshiba laptop which has only 256Mb of RAM,
though this ran acceptably with Hardy-8.04. I suspect low RAM is part
of it, but am getting the following problems:<br>
1) Random restarts of X server forcing new login<br>
2) Display monitor kicks in to tell me of a new connection.<br>
3) Full boot is so long (RAM?) that the wireless connection doesn't
activate on its own, must click on the ath0 connection to get bars.<br>
4) Have just switched down to 800/600 resolution to see if that
mitigates the monitor/xserver issues at all.<br>
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<pre><span>> </span>I've downloaded the ISOs for Ubuntu 8.10 Interepid Ibex for a talk I'm
<span>> </span>giving on Thursday. My question is when will it be available for upgrade
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<pre>i would guess its a bandwidth issue as everyone is doing it?
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