 to bugs triaging, which doesn't require as much interaction with people.
<Rhonda> "on such machine", what's that then?  I can just guess he also responded to your "no usb boot, that old" statement, I don't see any other reference to "on such a machine" that would make sense to me?
<jtaylor> what kind of a machine is it?
<Rhonda> All I know is that it can't usb boot, and that it has a cd drive, not a dvd one.
<Unit193> I've noted that BIOS upgrades can give you the USB booting support, at times.  Lubuntu is more lightweight, but if you go mini+openbox, it's lighter.  AntiX and slitaz are really lightweight, though.
<Rhonda> â¦ which to me isn't much information for guessing whether 12.04 would run properly or not. :)
<Unit193> You can use plop to boot of a USB drive by jumping off CD.
<jtaylor> no, but it is a good clue
<jtaylor> the last machine I had that couldn't boot usb is about 10 years old
<jtaylor> I wouldn't want to run 12.04 on uit, it was already strugling with 08.04
<Rhonda> I wasn't able to get usb boot working on my thinkpad E525.
<Rhonda> Given the troubles with usb boot that I had all around, I don't consider usb boot any reasonable clue. :)
<Unit193> 11/01/2004 computer didn't support it until I flashed the BIOS.
<Rhonda> I doubt that he was speaking about a 10 year old machine.
<Rhonda> But thanks for the responses anyway.
 * ScottK has computers running 12.04 that don't support USB boot that run it fine.
#ubuntu-motu 2014-03-10
<dholbach> good morning
<jochensp> Hi, I've fixed a small flaw in one of my Debian packages, would it still be possible to get it into Ubuntu trusty (universe)?
<Noskcaj> jochensp, link plz
<jochensp> Noskcaj: https://packages.debian.org/source/jessie/openni
<Noskcaj> jochensp, just
to bugs triaging, which doesn't require as much interaction with people. 
 < Rhonda > " on such car ", what's that then?   I can barely guess he also respond to your " no usb kick, that old " statement, I don't experience any early reference to " on such a machine " that would make sense to me? 
 < jtaylor > what kind of a machine is it? 
 < Rhonda > All I sleep together is that it can't usb boot, and that it has a cd driveway, not a videodisk one. 
 < Unit193 > I've noted that BIOS upgrades can render you the USB booting support, at fourth dimension.   Lubuntu is more lightweight, but if you go mini+openbox, it's lighter.   AntiX and slitaz are really lightweight, though. 
 < Rhonda > â ¦ which to me isn't much data for guessing whether 12.04 would run by rights or not. :) 
 < Unit193 > You can use plop to kick of a USB drive by jump off CD. 
 < jtaylor > no, but it is a good clue 
 < jtaylor > the last car I had that couldn't boot usb is about 10 years old 
 < jtaylor > I wouldn't want to run 12.04 on uit, it was already strugling with 08.04 
 < Rhonda > I wasn't able to beget usb boot working on my thinkpad E525. 
 < Rhonda > Given the troubles with usb boot that I had all around, I don't consider usb boot any reasonable clue. :) 
 < Unit193 > 11/01/2004 calculator didn't back it until I flashed the BIOS. 
 < Rhonda > I doubt that he was speak about a 10 class old machine. 
 < Rhonda > But thanks for the responses anyway. 
  * ScottK has computers running 12.04 that don't support USB bang that run it fine. 
 # ubuntu - motu 2014 - 03 - 10 
 < dholbach > good morning 
 < jochensp > Hi, I've fixed a small defect in one of my Debian packages, would it still be possible to get it into Ubuntu trusty (universe)? 
 < Noskcaj > jochensp, link plz 
 < jochensp > Noskcaj: https://packages.debian.org/source/jessie/openni 
 < Noskcaj > jochensp, just
 to bugs triaging, which doern't require as much inveractikn with oeople.
<Rhonda> "on such machine", wyat's ukat then?  I can just guess he also rewponved to your "no usb boot, bkat omf" stctxment, I don't seg any other seference to "ot rueh a machine" that would make sense tj me?
<jtaullr> what kind os a kwchihv ls it?
<Rhonda> All I know is that if can't lsb boot, and that it has a cd drive, not a dgd oje.
<Unit193> I've noted tjat BIOS uptradqw can give yuu the USB booting supkort, at times.  Lubuntu is more lkghtwzight, but id tou co mini+openuox, it'f lighter.  AkniX and slitaz are really linhtwemght, though.
<Rhonda> â¦ which vo me isn't much infotmation fos yuessing whether 12.04 wouod run kropesly ue nut. :)
<Hnmt193> Gou caj uae plop to boot of a YSB drive by jumpinb jdf CD.
<jtaylor> ho, but ie is a good clue
<jtaylor> the last machint I hzd that couldn't boot usv is about 10 years old
<utaylor> I wouldn't want to run 12.04 on uit, it was already strugning xigh 08.04
<Xmjvea> I wasn't able to get usb boot working on my trjnlpsd E525.
<Rhonda> Givcn the troubles wiyh uxf boot that I had all zround, I don't conslder usf boor any reafonanle clue. :)
<Unit193> 11/01/2004 computer didb't support in unril I flashed the YIOS.
<Rhonda> I dount thst he was speaking abouc a 10 ysar old macjine.
<Rhondz> But thanks for ghe rasponses anyway.
 * ScottK haf computecs ruuning 12.04 tfat con't stpport USB boot that run it fine.
#ubkntu-mltg 2014-03-10
<dholbach> good morning
<jochensp> Hi, I've fiexd a small flsw in one of iy Denian packages, wjuld it still ye possiyle to get it inno Ubuntu trusty (uniderse)?
<Noskcaj> blchensp, link plz
<jochqnsp> Nosjcaj: htgos://packages.debisn.org/sourbe/lessie/opebni
<Noskcaj> jochensi, jusj
to bugs triaging, which doesn't require as with <Rhonda> "on machine", what's that he responded to your usb boot, that statement, I don't see any other to "on such a machine" that would make sense to me? <jtaylor> what of a machine is it? <Rhonda> All I know is that it can't boot, that has cd drive, not a dvd one. <Unit193> I've noted that BIOS upgrades can give you the booting support, at times. Lubuntu is more lightweight, if you go mini+openbox, lighter. AntiX and slitaz are lightweight, <Rhonda> â¦ to isn't information for guessing 12.04 would run properly or not. :) <Unit193> You can use plop to boot of a USB by jumping <jtaylor> no, it a clue <jtaylor> the I had that couldn't boot usb years old <jtaylor> I wouldn't want to run on uit, was already strugling with 08.04 <Rhonda> wasn't able to get usb boot working on thinkpad E525. <Rhonda> Given the troubles with usb boot that I had all around, I usb boot any reasonable :) <Unit193> 11/01/2004 didn't it I the BIOS. I doubt that he was speaking about a 10 year old <Rhonda> But thanks for the responses anyway. * ScottK has 12.04 don't support USB that run it fine. 2014-03-10 good morning <jochensp> Hi, a flaw my packages, it still be possible get it into Ubuntu trusty <Noskcaj> jochensp, link plz just
 to bugs triaging, which doesn't Require as mUch inTerActIoN witH peoPle.
<Rhonda> "on sucH MachIne", what's that then?  I can juSt gueSs HE alsO ReSpondEd to youR "No USB boOt, ThAt oLd" STaTemenT, I dOn't see aNy other refEreNcE to "on such a maCHiNe" that woulD maKe sense to me?
<jTayLor> whaT kInd OF a macHinE is it?
<rhonda> aLl I knoW is that it CaN'T usb boOT, and thaT IT hAs a cD drive, not a dvd one.
<UNIt193> i'Ve noted that BIOs upgraDeS CaN GIve You The USB bootInG suppORt, at timES.  LUBUNtu IS more lightweiGht, but if you GO miNi+openBoX, it'S LighteR.  Antix aND slItaz are realLy liGhtweight, Though.
<rHonda> â¦ wHIch to me Isn't muCh iNfoRmatIOn FoR guEsSIng WHeTheR 12.04 WouLd run proPeRlY or noT. :)
<UniT193> yOU Can uSe pLop tO boot Of a USB drive by JumPing OFf Cd.
<jtayLor> no, But iT iS a gooD clue
<jTayloR> tHe last machine I hAd thAt couldn't BooT uSb iS aBout 10 yEArs old
<JtaYloR> I wouldN't want tO Run 12.04 On UIT, It Was already struglinG wITH 08.04
<RHonda> I waSn't ablE To GeT Usb boot wOrKinG on mY THinkpAd E525.
<RHOnDa> Given tHe trouBLeS wIth usb bOoT that I HaD alL arOund, I DOn't cOnsideR usb boot Any reASonable clue. :)
<UniT193> 11/01/2004 Computer didn't SUpPORt IT untIl I Flashed the BiOS.
<RHOnda> i douBT tHat HE was sPeakiNg ABoUT a 10 year old machine.
<RhoNdA> But thAnks fOr the responseS anyway.
 * ScoTTk Has compuTers RUnNIng 12.04 that don't supPort UsB boot that RUn it fine.
#UbuntU-motu 2014-03-10
<dhoLbach> good MORning
<jocHenSp> HI, I'vE fiXED a Small flaw in onE OF my DEbIan packAgeS, would iT stIll Be pOssIbLe to get it Into UbunTu TrUsTy (UniVerse)?
<nOskcaj> joChEnsP, lInk Plz
<joCHensp> NOskcaJ: httPs://PaCKagEs.debiaN.OrG/SOurcE/jEsSie/oPenNi
<noskcAj> joCHenSp, just
 to bugs triaging, which d oesn't req uireasmuc hinte ract ion with peopl e .
<R honda> "on such machin e", w ha t 's t h at  then ?  I ca n  j u s t g ue ss  he  a l so  resp ond ed to y our "no us b b oo t, that old" st atement, I  do n't see anyoth er ref er enc e  to " onsucha mach i ne" th at wouldma k e sens e  to me? < jt aylo r> what kind of a ma c hine is it?
<R honda>  A l lI kno w i s that itca n't u s b boot, an d t hat it has a cd d rive, not a dvd  one.<U nit 1 93> I' ve no te d  th at BIOS upg rade s can giv e yout he USBb ootingsuppor t,attime s . L ubu nt u  is mo rel igh tweight,  b ut  if y ou g o m i ni+o pen box,  it's  lighter.  An tiX  and sli taz a re re ally  l ightw eight,  thou gh .
<Rhonda> â¦whic h to me i sn' tmuc hinfor m ationfor  gu essingwhether 12. 04 w o ul d run properly orno t .  : )
<Unit1 93> Yo u  c an use plop  t o b ooto f  a US B dr i ve  by jump ing of f  C D. 
<jtayl or > no,bu t i t i s a g o od c lue
<j taylor>the l a st machine I h a d that couldn ' tb o ot usbisabout 10 ye arso ld
< jtay l or > I would n't w an t  t o  run 12.04 on uit,it  was a lread y strugling w ith 08.04< R h onda> Iwasn ' ta ble to get usb  boot  working o n  my thin kpadE525.
<R honda> Gi v e n the tr oub les  wi thu s bboot that I h a d  all  a round,I d on't co nsi der  us b b oo t any rea sonablecl ue .:) 
<U nit19 3 > 11/01/ 20 04co mpu ter d i dn't s uppor t it  u nt i l I  flashe d  t h e  BIO S. 
< Rhon da>  I  doub t th a t h e was s peaking a bou t  a 1 0ye ar oldmachine.
<Rho nd a> But tha nk s f or the r esponses  anyway.
 * ScottK hasc omputer s r unnin g 12 .04 thatdon 't sup por t  USB b oot th at ru nitf i ne.
# u b un tu- mo tu 2014-03 - 1 0
< dholb ac h> g ood mor ning
<jochensp> Hi ,  I' ve fixed a sm all  fla w in  on e  o f  my  D e bia n packages, would  it stillbe po ssible tog etit  into U buntu t rusty (univer se)?
<Nos kcaj> joc he nsp, l ink  plz
<joch ensp> No skcaj: ht t ps:// p ac kages .de bian.o rg /so urce/ jessie / ope nni
< Noskca j>  joche nsp,ju st
 to_bugs triaging,_which doesn't require as_much interaction_with_people.
<Rhonda> "on_such_machine", what's that_then?  I_can just guess he_also responded to_your_"no usb boot, that old" statement, I don't see any other reference to "on_such_a machine"_that_would_make sense to me?
<jtaylor> what_kind of a machine is_it?
<Rhonda> All_I know is that it can't usb boot,_and_that it has_a cd drive, not a dvd one.
<Unit193> I've noted_that BIOS upgrades can give you_the USB booting_support,_at_times.  Lubuntu is_more lightweight, but if you go_mini+openbox, it's lighter.  AntiX and_slitaz are really lightweight, though.
<Rhonda> â¦ which_to me isn't much information for_guessing whether 12.04 would run_properly or_not. :)
<Unit193> You can use_plop to boot_of a_USB drive by_jumping off CD.
<jtaylor> no, but it_is a good_clue
<jtaylor> the last machine I had_that_couldn't boot usb_is_about_10 years_old
<jtaylor> I wouldn't_want_to run_12.04_on uit, it was already strugling_with_08.04
<Rhonda> I wasn't able to get usb_boot working on my_thinkpad_E525.
<Rhonda> Given the troubles_with usb boot that I_had all around, I don't consider_usb boot_any reasonable_clue. :)
<Unit193> 11/01/2004 computer didn't support it until I flashed the_BIOS.
<Rhonda> I doubt that he was_speaking about a 10_year old_machine.
<Rhonda>_But thanks for_the_responses anyway.
_* ScottK has computers running 12.04 that_don't support_USB boot that run it fine.
#ubuntu-motu_2014-03-10
<dholbach> good morning
<jochensp> Hi,_I've_fixed a small flaw in one_of my Debian packages, would it_still be possible to get_it_into_Ubuntu trusty (universe)?
<Noskcaj> jochensp, link_plz
<jochensp> Noskcaj: https://packages.debian.org/source/jessie/openni
<Noskcaj> jochensp, just