I ended up getting around the issue by circumventing the new apt-cacher-ng.
I removed Acquire::http { Proxy "http://localhost:3142"; };' from /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/02proxy

That got rid of the message, but I assume some sources are missing from the list as next script fails, couldn't find some pluto packages

Regards,
Josh

I'm running 8600GT cards in all.
I bought a 9400GT to see if that helped.
They are using the nvidia driver, out of curiosity I changed to vesa, didn't help.

No Solution yet.
Yes, I'm having the same problem you are on every PC I've tried as an MD.

A couple of people had suggested it was the video card causing this problem.
Today I purchased a 9400GT & tried that, but it made no difference.
Also did a clean install of the core.

Anyone have any ideas on this, its the only thing keeping me from using the system now.

Nope, eth0 is external interface.
Earlier alpha releases installed on them without a problem.

Sceptic: Can't help with the first question, im sure they do it differently to OZ.
But I can help with your second question.
You would need to purchase an ATA & set it up as an extension in the phone system, but it is extremely unreliable, especially if you are sending the call over VoIP. You could look for one that supports the T38 faxing protocol & find a VoIP company that does also, but you're still probably not going to like the results.

For just receiving, Asterisk can receive faxes & email them to you as a PDF, you will find the configuration In Phones Setup under General Settings

Regards,
Josh

Well that explain one of my machines, only 3 to sort out.
Its a pity as I have quite a few Via machines lying around doing nothing.
Thanks Andrew

I'm having the same problem, I cant get any MDs to boot, only one is via based.
I posted here a while back (http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=8425.msg56274#msg56274) & have worked with some people in chat, but haven't fixed it
So I would be interested to know if you find a solution

I don't have any trouble running apt-get update & apt-get dist-upgrade before running the pre install script

yep, that's what I did.

I have also tried changing mirrors, didn't make a difference.

I have just started using PadOrbiter (Fantastic Work Thom!!)

I was just wondering, as VPNs are now built into core, would it be possible to have support for VPNs & possibly multiple saved WIFI conenctions in PadOrbiter?
It would be awesome to be able to take it to work (for example) & still have full control of my house.

Would there be enough room left for this?
What does everyone else think?

Josh

Hello Everyone,
I've been trying to set up 2 810 cores, but during the pre-install-from-repo.sh script it gets package errors.

First it has trouble when fetching sources:
W: Failed to fetch http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid-updates/restricted/source/Sources.gz  500 Server reports illegal range

Then:

Err http://au.archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-updates/restricted Translation-en_AU Could not connect to localhost:3142 (127.0.0.1). - connect (111 Connection refused)

W: Failed to fetch http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/restricted/il8n/Translation-en_AU.bz2 Could not connect to localhost:3142 (127.0.0.1). - connect (111 connection refused)

W: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.

These are just an example, there same error is coming up on a dozen different ones & obviously the packages the script tries to install fails.
It also does it on a manual apt-get dist-upgrade, but only after running the pre-install-from-repo script the first time.

Any Ideas?

Regards,
Josh

If I had the slikks I wouldn't have bothered to post it here.

I just figured with several people around currently making changes to orbiter at the moment, I might suggest it in the hope someone likes the idea & includes it.

yes, but that adds an extra step, being able to identify the particular device from the orbiter is quicker & you get it right the first time, so a trip to the web admin isn't required.