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Darren Hale
Guest
1. Please let us know the make and model of your machine.
2. Please if possible what version of Linux you are using Debian, Puppy, Slackware, Ubuntu and what version.
3. Kernel details simply go into a terminal and type uname -a
4. The nature of the problem as clearly as you can as you would if detailing what happened if you were involved in an accident - details can be important.
Anyway to all newcomers welcome and I'm confident someone can help you if can give these details. Thanks.
2. Please if possible what version of Linux you are using Debian, Puppy, Slackware, Ubuntu and what version.
3. Kernel details simply go into a terminal and type uname -a
4. The nature of the problem as clearly as you can as you would if detailing what happened if you were involved in an accident - details can be important.
Anyway to all newcomers welcome and I'm confident someone can help you if can give these details. Thanks.
