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On 02/04/14 13:07, stinga wrote:
with ubuntu you can load up all the other desktops to try and then stick to the one you like - and get rid of the others.On 02/04/14 07:30, stinga+dcglug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:On 01/04/2014 05:03 pm, bad apple wrote:On 01/04/14 12:21, stinga+dcglug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:and now getting run-init: /sbin/init: No such file or directory Got any ideas? Partition is OK, as in fsck Tried passing root=/dev/sdb1 with the same result. It does actually exist, checked with a live diskKnown issue with bad behaviour of Ubuntu live CDs accessing rooyt partitions of hard drives and flagging them dirty. Boot any non-Ubuntu live disk and fsck the root partition.Nope, not that, as noted above I have already done that. This is a 64 bit install not a 32 (might make a difference).Gave up and reinstalled. Then got some other weird grub error, which I have now fixed.But I am not liking ubuntu, so the next thing is to pick another distro, with a nice GUI.The unity thing on ubuntu is awful. (must turn off compiz)
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