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Have you tried the "dummy" driver? I've been searching on this the majority of the day and I found it to work in my case. I'm using Ubuntu 12.04.1 on a Dell Optiplex with Intel graphics.

Here's...

Great, thank you very much for the help. I've changed the background of the "main" div and removed some of the borders. However, the menu still seems to be more to the left of the pageContainer.
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I'm working on a pretty basic website for someone while trying to teach myself / learn HTML and CSS, etc. I've been able to lay it out essentially the way I'd like it, with a couple exceptions.
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Ok, so my first guess here is that the keyboard is paired with the Mac side of things (that would likely be the reason EFI and grub both work) as opposed to the Ubuntu installation.

I guess the...

Any luck with this anyone? I just saw a cheap card at Best Buy and it made me wonder if it would work.

I too have tried connecting straight to the motherboard with a cable that runs to a bracket...

Man I really wish someone would take a look at this and let us know how to do this...or... OP: did you figure out how to do this?

Well, I gave up on getting VSFTPD to do what I wanted as it was the wrong program for the job.

I was looking for a ssh wrapped FTP connection (SFTP). I was able to create a new user, only allow...

I just tried to set it up with the following tutorial:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=858475

I followed the directions exactly, the only thing I didn't do was part 2a because I would...

Ok, I'm still having a large deal of trouble getting this configured.

I've since read other articles about setting up SFTP using the openssh-server package.

What I'm trying to do is use SFTP...

I'm trying to write a fairly simple vsFTPd configuration script in order to create a secure FTP connection from one machine running Ubuntu 8.04 with vsftpd installed and a machine running Windows XP...

I'll have to agree that XBMC is the best. At least, it's what I prefer. However, unlike others that install it directly, I installed the full Ubuntu and then added the XBMC repository and installed...

If it won't meet your semi-HTPC needs, it'll definitely still be able to be a perfectly adequate file server on Ubuntu.

Until just recently I was using a P4 with 512MB of RAM as my home...

I'm really interested in finding a solution to this same problem as the previous two posters mentioned.

Any luck without removing the keyring password?

This worked great, thanks!

Sorry to be of no help, but I'm having what seems to be similar issues with my newly purchased Radeon HD 4550 by MSI. (Not to mention that my full HD TV won't project the full 1080p image...

Ok, thanks for the info, that's great news. I wouldn't have a real need for 5.1 anyway, at least currently.

So you can confirm that it works within Ubuntu 9.10?

That's good news, honestly.

As for the audio thing, you mean that you only get stereo audio and not some sort of surround configuration?

I think this is what you're looking for maybe:

http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/03/14/create-custom-keyboard-shortcuts/

I use this on a daily basis.

So basically, after some work I should be able to have it functioning correctly?
I can't really find any more information on the internet, at least regarding this specific card I'm looking to buy...

I know this is a fairly old post, but it hasn't been marked as solved.

I'm currently looking to upgrade my HP DC7700 with Ubuntu 9.10 to an ATI Radeon 4550 card by MSI and I was wondering if...

Surely a solution/work around for this has come to pass by now.

Anybody know?

Bump.

Anyone?

I would like to know if anyone has found a solution to this problem yet. I'm interested in building myself a HTPC based on an Atom chip and Ubuntu 9.10 running XBMC, but I would really like to be...

I use a combination of rsync & cron as well as simple copy and paste.
I have a desktop and a server that I use to keep copies of my files on. I've recently upgraded them both to gigabit ethernet...

That's exactly what I did yesterday after messing around with it for a while. Thanks for the help, this is exactly all that needed to be done, just wish I'd been told earlier. Still, problem solved.