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Sam
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When my server was running 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) I could press the power button on the server and it would just shut down.

With 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) it doesn't do this - instead it puts a menu up saying do you want to shutdown/restart etc. and that shutdown will occur in 60 seconds if nothing is selected. Sometimes it doesn't shutdown - why?

And can I change it so that it just shuts down instead of showing that stupid menu?

[Edited on 14-09-2010 by Sam]
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Yes.

Compeletly forgotton how i did it tho.

Will try fuigure it out.

We should just have 1 linux thread instead of all these
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Infact maybe i havent. Couldve sworn i had
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System>Power Management. General Tab.

Boom!
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Nice one thanks mate!
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Might as well change the thread name to 'The Ubuntu Thread' or something like now


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Got Oracle VMWare ruuning XP.

CD working fine, USB working fine.

Network...fail

Set network name as out workgroup name, my machine can be foind but not accessed. I cant see anything else on the workgroup either.

Any ideas?
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quote:
Originally posted by glb
Might as well change the thread name to 'The Ubuntu Thread' or something like now


VMware Q

Got Oracle VMWare ruuning XP.

CD working fine, USB working fine.

Network...fail

Set network name as out workgroup name, my machine can be foind but not accessed. I cant see anything else on the workgroup either.

Any ideas?


Probably the cabling in the pub, its a mess!
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13th Sep 10 at 21:37   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

You 'sorted it out'

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Name change Brilliant.

Run out of problems now Apart from the VM XP not networking. Cunt.

 
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