[12:00] PsyberOne: its equivalent to a reinstall [12:00] Maxus : some kind of Samba client.. [12:00] PsyberOne, impossible [12:00] I was using debian before using ubuntu my hd crashed on me. [12:00] Could someone please help me with setting up wpasupplicant? I am following the instructions on a HOWTO but am running into trouble. [12:00] i was afraid of that [12:00] smellican, oklinux: debian-based [12:00] ow i was looking in the filebrowser at connect to server. [12:00] !tell firstent about xgl [12:00] EnsignRedshirt, malone is a component of launchpad === redguy [n=mati@adp217.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [12:00] I get the error message "Failed to read configuration file '/etc/wpa_supplicant.conf'." even though I have made that configuration file. [12:00] brenner debain-base ? === b_e_n_z [n=Mercedes@pcd567106.netvigator.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:01] wweasel: do you have read permissions on that file? [12:01] it's debian :P === TestUser2004 [n=tt@lnk2-njohnson1-4.binary.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:01] wweasel : is there sufficient permissions ? [12:01] having issues getting an ms optical wireless mouse working properly (it moves, but it constantly brings up the right-click menu in fluxbox and the buttons are dodgey). The keyboard works fine though? I've tried all the protocols in xorg.conf (now using ImPS/2). would this be an X thing or a kernel thing? === TestUser2004 [n=tt@lnk2-njohnson1-4.binary.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:01] how do you turn an .mp4 into a video dvd? === zenmac [n=zenwhen@h185.200.28.71.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:02] smellican: tell that to the guy who tried to dist-upgrade from sarge to breezy [12:02] LOL [12:02] lol === jpmemphis [n=jpjuarez@201.135.244.238] has joined #ubuntu [12:02] brenner, it uses apt-get...it's debian for all intents and purposes :P === jcape [i=jcape@71.194.176.102] has joined #ubuntu [12:03] oklinux said it best: easier debian === enabl [n=paul@host-84-9-25-62.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu === Travis_ [n=Travis@bal-broadband2-ws-14.dsl.airstreamcomm.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:03] dispanser, no I didn't. It was root only. I figured it was OK because I was accessing it using sudo, but from a root terminal it works now. [12:03] I wouldn't said easier... I'd say preconfigured, ready to use Debian. === fdsfsdf [i=fdsfsdf@modemcable051.23-80-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:03] dispanser, how would I change the permissions on it from a terminal? [12:03] oklinux, this explains it nicely: http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/relationship [12:03] robertj: there is a program called tovid that does that. takes any format and converts to dvd === Makaraki [n=raul@190.Red-88-1-136.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] what package do I need to make apache2 have SSL? so like https://????????? [12:04] wweasel: chmod +r [12:04] can I get [12:04] this sets the read permission (for yourself) [12:04] Travis_, libapache2-mod-ssl === nilew [n=nilew@c-60d5e253.05-200-73746f2.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [12:04] I ned some help : My internet connection won't work at all even tho my cards are detected :( [12:04] frank_: are you there? === EnsignRedshirt [n=wweckess@cpe-24-59-254-40.twcny.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu [] [12:04] Makaraki: yeah [12:04] thanks === duende [n=duende@wiley-455-21428.roadrunner.nf.net] has joined #ubuntu === uros [n=chatzill@BSN-77-49-84.dial-up.dsl.siol.net] has joined #ubuntu === loki [n=dean@CPE-144-132-195-11.nsw.bigpond.net.au] has left #ubuntu [] [12:04] how cna i install and DL gksudo ? [12:04] gk [12:04] frank23: is that packaged? [12:05] I don't know why they log me out.... === lir [n=nwatson@va-sterling-u1-c5a-e-79.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:05] root@snoopy:~# apt-get install libapache2-mod-ssl [12:05] Reading package lists... Done [12:05] Building dependency tree... Done [12:05] E: Couldn't find package libapache2-mod-ssl [12:05] is it just me that has problems with rt2500 on my wifi? [12:05] robertj: no. google for it [12:05] my packamager isnt working casue its not there [12:05] http://tovid.berlios.de/ [12:05] Makaraki: its because you pasted a bunch of lines [12:05] Wizz_kidd, if apt-get install ubuntu-desktop didn't install it, you have bigger problems [12:05] Wizz_kidd, in which case you'd better simply reinstall [12:05] well the apt install thing [12:05] wweasel: but you will probably want to do: chmod o+r because you want to allow read permissions for other users (that's what the 'o' is for) [12:05] frank23: it does hvae one! [12:05] frank_:I tried a lot of time to join but ubuntu doesn't allow me [12:05] how do i change the default app to run files? [12:05] tried to install from the CD [12:05] i want to use vlc for videos [12:05] not totem [12:05] and i guess those sectors of the CD is corrupted [12:06] how cna i dl and install it form the internet ? [12:06] Makaraki: yeah you were banned for a while [12:06] frank_: I think there are a special way to give you the error report with a special paste [12:06] !tell Makaraki pastebin [12:06] !tell Makaraki about pastebin === lbm [n=lbm@x1-6-00-13-10-7a-d1-e4.k233.webspeed.dk] has joined #ubuntu [12:06] frank23: but thanks [12:06] Seveas, kknow what i mean ? [12:06] robertj: np === fdsfsdf is now known as devotion [12:07] Wizz_kidd, remove the cd from /etc/apt/sources.list [12:07] so many things for a newbie but I wil tri === sixhat [n=sixhat@87-196-229-250.net.novis.pt] has left #ubuntu ["/media/channel] [12:07] Seveas what other package could it be? === techrush [n=techrush@ip68-227-56-163.lv.lv.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:07] root@snoopy:~# apt-get install libapache2-mod-ssl [12:07] Reading package lists... Done [12:07] Building dependency tree... Done [12:07] E: Couldn't find package libapache2-mod-ssl [12:07] Travis_, do NOT paste in here [12:08] k [12:08] can i do a apt from the internet ? === carlos [n=carlos@82.109.136.121] has joined #ubuntu === Frebrd [n=wilson@pool-138-88-210-251.res.east.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu ["heh"] [12:08] gilesw: right-click media file>properties>open-with tab === TheRabbit [n=andrew@adsl-70-228-140-13.dsl.akrnoh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === TheRabbit [n=andrew@adsl-70-228-140-13.dsl.akrnoh.ameritech.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [12:08] Makaraki: give me the pastebin link when you you paste the errors there === mivecz [n=mivecz@87.228.164.224] has joined #ubuntu [12:09] ok [12:09] Wizz_kidd: sure you can [12:09] Wizz_kidd, yes [12:09] update manager and synaptic crash how i resolve these provlem [12:09] frank23: ok [12:09] is there a package for hdtv codec ? === ubtnwb [n=ubtnwb@87.217.29.60] has joined #ubuntu === mopflite [n=anthony@82.109.137.52] has joined #ubuntu [12:09] hi [12:09] any xen (http://xen.sf.net) package for ubuntu? [12:10] mivecz: run them in terminal. you might get some errors === alex_molecola [n=alex@151.54.89.197] has joined #ubuntu [12:10] mivecz: what exactly did you do (or try to do) when it crashed? [12:10] Seveas, could you give me thatapt code again [12:10] update manager start 2-3 seconds after disappear [12:10] for the ubuntu desktop htingy [12:10] sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop [12:10] thanks [12:10] synaptick is workk but after [12:11] E: Error, pkgProblemResolver::Resolve generated breaks, this may be caused by held packages. [12:11] E: Unable to correct dependencies [12:11] somebody can say me a dapper repository with decent transfer rate? [12:11] when upgrading breezy->dapper, is that thru apt-gets or need reinstall? [12:11] freenodes: apt-get dist-upgrade [12:11] b_e_n_z: i have xen-tools package in my repository, but i'm using dapper so i'm not sure about breezy users [12:11] i am doing dist-upgrade and archive.ubuntu.com downloads at 10 kn/s... [12:11] dispanser, ic [12:12] how do i go about installing a new video card ??? [12:12] its a PCI card [12:12] frank23: I'm not used to use the english lenguage and once I had already filed the form how to send it to you? [12:12] i use kde 3.5 === elkbuntu|snoring is now known as elkbuntu [12:12] balu1: take the old one out and put the new one in? :P [12:12] is ubuntu easy? [12:12] mivecz: sounds bad, can you open a terminal, and type 'sudo apt-get update', and then 'sudo apt-get upgrade' and paste all output to pastebin.com? [12:12] brenner well its sorta diff.. [12:12] Makaraki: just paste the link here [12:13] Later [12:13] does anyone know why it is that sometimes in firefox it doesn't display images? [12:13] Seveas, I think I switched off cron when editing the run levels, would explain those files getting huge. LOL. Thanks, deleted files then touched them. [12:13] who knows why synaptic is giving this error on fluxbox install : " E: /var/cache/apt/archives/fluxbox_0.9.12-1build1_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/man/man1/bsetroot.1.gz', which is also in package blackbox [12:13] mivecz@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [12:13] E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable) [12:13] E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? [12:13] brenner: i have a integrated gfx card on my mobo. I want to install my 3dfx Voodoo card.. but when i installed it, xserver isnt starting properly [12:13] ey Seveas thanks for helping a Gnome n00b out that worked ;) thanks again [12:13] does any of u uses limewir? [12:13] brenner: so im not sure what to do. [12:13] does any of u uses limewire? [12:13] anyone please? [12:13] mivecz, don't paste in here [12:13] mivecz: paste to pastbin.com, not here [12:13] ok sorry [12:13] balu1: did you try reconfigging xorg? [12:13] i got an error while installing fluxbox, can anyone please help me? [12:14] mikebot: maybe you have activated the option to only show images from the same server? [12:14] frank: its called frank23: Azureus error [12:14] no just tequilla and lime firstent [12:14] mivecz: first, close al other package manager programs, like synaptic [12:14] brenner: well i dno when to do that??? ive never installed a card in linux b4.. [12:14] is close [12:14] :) [12:14] kbrooks: depends. you usually have to buy her a few drinks. === sethk [n=seth@208.146.43.146] has joined #ubuntu === realteco [n=root@212.156.220.54] has joined #ubuntu === maximaus [n=max@adsl-154-165-77.bna.bellsouth.net] has left #ubuntu ["thanks!"] [12:14] how can i restart kde [12:14] balu1: have you already put the card in and tried booting? [12:15] in terminal [12:15] mivecz, ctrl + alt + backspace [12:15] dispanser, well i saw the images second ago, but now they don't appear [12:15] brenner: right. it disables xserver [12:15] mivecz: why restart kde? [12:15] brenner: put my gfx card in, and x doesnt load.. [12:15] can anyone help me about this error? i got it while installing fluxbox: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/fluxbox_0.9.12-1build1_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/man/man1/bsetroot.1.gz', which is also in package blackbox === racoon97 [n=racoon97@APointe-a-Pitre-102-1-8-80.w81-248.abo.wanadoo.fr] has left #ubuntu ["An] [12:15] strange. never seen that, sorry [12:15] Makaraki: I don't know. I can tell you how I installed azureus. the way you did it, the auto update won't work anyways [12:15] it's okay [12:15] iu like this gnome over kde seems more well put together === Quest-Master [n=Quest-Ma@c-24-99-40-24.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:16] a mirror to for archive.ubuntu.com with decent DL rate? [12:16] gazanfer: b0rk3d packages.... [12:16] frank23: Ok thanks again [12:16] Wizz_kidd, i prefer kde. it depends somewhat on what's important to you. they each have advantages [12:16] balu1: right. you should get dumped to a prompt. you should then run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [12:16] Knorrie, what does that mean? [12:16] what is a good music player for Gnome similar to amarok for kde [12:16] before superkaramba crash before 1-2 months someone tell me a command to restart kde and is work ok [12:16] gazanfer: packages shouldn't use the same filenames while not conflicting with each other [12:16] restart for terminal === AnObfuscator [n=onering@ip24-136-32-89.ga.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:16] gazanfer: that's debian policy [12:16] Wizz_kidd, you can use amarok with gnome [12:16] mivecz: so your kde is currently not running? [12:16] Makaraki: download http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/azureus/Azureus_2.4.0.0_linux.tar.bz2?download [12:17] sethk, i do more developing etc kde might be a little mroe user friednly but i like this a lil better [12:17] ubtnwb, there's a tool for finding the fastest mirror... apt-spy, I believe. [12:17] dispanser now kde is running [12:17] sethk, I was trying to keep things native ;) [12:17] Wizz_kidd: banshee maybe? [12:17] mivecz: if it's running, why don't you just use the menu for a restart? [12:17] Wizz_kidd, I'm a developer also. I'm still trying to figure out how to resize windows with alt-right click in gnome. I've heard that it's possible, but I haven't found the secret [12:17] Knorrie, now what should i do? === Unity [n=Unity@pool-70-18-54-244.ny325.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:17] is now work [12:18] k [12:18] dunno why they don't use vlc as the default movie player.. [12:18] nothing i do 33 times:P === Eleaf [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:18] hi [12:18] it just plays everything no hastle [12:18] ubtnwb: use a local mirror us.archive.ubuntu.com or ca.archive.ubuntu.com [12:18] gazanfer: remove blackbox, or tell apt to force things [12:18] gilesw: mplayer does that, too :) === Petrov [i=Petrov@34.93-136-217.adsl.skynet.be] has left #ubuntu [] [12:18] frank23: do I have to dpkg --purge azureus before? [12:19] Makaraki: yeah ok [12:19] k i'll try that [12:19] Knorrie, weird thing is, i never installed blackbox :) [12:19] apt-get install azereus [12:19] brenner thanks, ill be afk for a few min.. [12:19] oops [12:19] lols [12:19] gilesw: Wrong window :P [12:19] where's me xterm! [12:19] gazanfer: dpkg -l | grep black === zF [n=zebraFus@av104191.reshsg.uci.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:19] Can anyone help me figure out why I can't mount my IDE HFS+ drive? I keep getting a weird "unable to find superblock" error === jenda is now known as jenda-zZz [12:20] AnObfuscator: what's the mount command you are using? [12:20] hmm it's not in me repos.. === SAM_theman [n=SAM_them@user-1120th2.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:20] Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it? (what is these? [12:20] yo people [12:20] frank23: it is that correct after cheking with dpkg -l azureus : pn azureus (no hay ninguna descripcin disponible) [12:20] my sound still doesn't work :C === talisein [n=talisein@c-67-160-233-98.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:20] mivecz: close synaptic [12:21] does ubuntu come with another web browser besides firefox? [12:21] Makaraki: do a sudo apt-get remove azureus [12:21] mivecz: w3m :P [12:21] mikebot: mozilla suite is installed, too === Chodder [n=Chodder@wsip-24-249-27-92.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:21] mikebot: at least on my system [12:21] dispanser, how do i open that? [12:21] Makaraki: mkdir ~/opt and copy the file you downloaded to ~/op [12:21] dispanser: not on mine :-/ [12:21] Knorrie, seems like you were right. i got blackbox installed [12:22] dispanser, oh,..i don't see that under internet === decanter [n=decanter@85.99.72.241] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] mikebot: then it's probably not installed... apt-get install mozilla [12:22] frank23: ok [12:22] dispanser, thanks [12:22] Dispanser: sudo mount -t hfsplus /dev/hdc1 [mountpoint] [12:22] mikebot: what's wrong with ff? [12:22] brenner i dont look synaptic no where in desktop so grrrrrrrr [12:22] brenner, for some reason, sometimes it doesn't display images === xiechunxin [n=xiechunx@218.78.236.250] has joined #ubuntu [12:22] i close synaptic maybe is run behind? [12:23] Is there a way to use apt-get to remove all of gnome? apt-get remove gnome is only going to remove the base [12:23] Makaraki: then cd ~/opt tar zjvf Azureus.filename [12:23] AnObfuscator: that mount cmd looks good... === TheUltimateWarri [n=diogo@201-35-79-71.paebv700.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [12:24] mikebot: is this 1.5 or 1.0.7? [12:24] gazanfer: so there's a bug in the fluxbox package, because it should have a 'Conflicts' line against blackbox [12:24] hi [12:24] BTW, im using kubuntu dapper, and i installed gnome but don't really want it anymore [12:24] brenner, 1.5 [12:24] Makaraki: if you speak spanish you can also try #ubuntu-es for spanish discussion [12:24] brenner, and like i'll see the images, but later i wont [12:24] dispanser: yeah, it's how I mounted other drives i've added. I get the HFS+ superblock error from dmesg === vincenz [n=vincenz@d51533C46.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu [12:24] brenner, like if i go to the page again [12:24] from dmesg? [12:24] Anybody managed to install postfix with SASL? [12:24] not on the cmd line? That's strange [12:24] Why can't the new totem-gstreamer not play any formats that totem-xine could... it just shows drawings of what is most likely an audio-display [12:25] dispanser: mount tells me to check dmesg [12:25] TheUltimateWarri: yes === RemyLaptop [n=david@203-214-141-232.perm.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [12:25] Knorrie, Any step-by-step directions available?! :D === TheUltimateWarri is now known as UltimateWarrior [12:25] hmm mplayer looks nice but it goes crazy when playing [12:25] keeps asking for pcm device 0 [12:25] gilesw: Just use Audacious :P === Psykus [n=psykus@207.42.160.17] has joined #ubuntu === snoopy [n=chatzill@static-63-238-184-235.t1.cavtel.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:26] UltimateWarrior: http://www.postfix.org/SASL_README.html ? [12:26] AnObfuscator: hm, no idea, sorry. [12:26] frank23: I used tar jxvf instead of yours but It seems being well descompressed [12:26] UltimateWarrior: or isn't the answer to your question around there? [12:26] brenner? [12:26] hi guys: how do I add an application to start up ? [12:26] brenner? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10144 look these [12:26] Knorrie, Let me take a peek and I'll let you know! :) [12:26] dispanser: thanks anyway [12:27] Makaraki: yeah. I made a mistake there ;) [12:27] i gives me this http://pastebin.com/600667 [12:27] I get that [12:27] Makaraki: cd azureus, ./azureus [12:27] RemyLaptop: (gnome) system -> preferences -> sessions [12:27] Knorrie, I think that's the thing... But would you remember which Ubuntu packages you've installed to get it working? [12:27] RemyLaptop: Careful doing that though. it waits for the apps to finish before continuing... I think [12:27] i'm having problems again with gnome starting to fail to refresh windows, and then freezing hard where I can't do anything...I asked in here before, and with help I determined it was being caused by some sort of network printer problem, I did something and was able to stop it from happening, but i've had to recently install ubuntu again, and it's started again. i've turned off printer sharing on the windows box it's connected to, and even disabled file/pri [12:27] nter sharing altogether, yet it still keeps freezing. i've also tried killing the cupsd process === theine [n=theine@c171080.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu === snoopy [n=chatzill@static-63-238-184-235.t1.cavtel.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:28] UltimateWarrior: what exactly are you trying to do, and what errors do /var/log/syslog show? [12:28] Try openin termianl and type " killall gnome-panel " [12:28] what is a location i can use with apt-get that has Opera in it ? [12:28] frank23: well now its on the screen [12:28] if I could figure out a way to uninstall cups without uninstalling the gnome-desktop package, I would [12:28] "Update your system using your favorite apt tool for the visible user password fix" <-- What is this about? === shiv [n=shiv@c-65-96-200-229.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:28] but the package manager won't let me force it [12:28] Wizz_kidd: you can use the .deb from opera.com, use the etch version [12:29] Knorrie, I just want that everybody not in 'mynetworks' could authenticate with their regular unix password to be able to use the smtp service. === cwillu [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] Makaraki: the program started? [12:29] Stormx2: The breezy installer left the 1st user's password in a world readable file in /var/log/installer [12:29] UltimateWarrior: ok, that helps me to help :) [12:29] frank23: time to chek if it works ... he he a lot of thanks [12:29] Knorrie, :D [12:29] cafuego: And you only just noticed? : [12:29] :P [12:29] Stormx2: me? === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@host86-129-54-101.range86-129.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:29] Makaraki: no problem. you installed as a user in your home directory so the auto-update will work this way [12:29] Stormx2: No, I never had this problem. [12:30] cafuego: Well, *we* only just noticed [12:30] if I kill the GUI fast enough when it starts to happen, I can save myself from rebooting [12:30] anybody know of a gnutella client that has good/reasonable provisions for scripting? === ubuntu is now known as johnny22k [12:30] hello all [12:30] python or http bindings would be preferred :D [12:30] Makaraki: make a link in the menu for it somewhere to start it more easily [12:30] but once it freezes, I can't move the cursor or switch to virtual terminals [12:30] frank23: how? [12:30] brenner? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10144 look these [12:30] UltimateWarrior: (clickety) [12:31] Makaraki: auto-update? it will be automatic [12:31] can n ayone help me [12:31] #gnutella [12:31] bah [12:31] Makaraki: if there is an update the program will tell you [12:31] Makaraki: oh the link [12:31] mivecz: what command are you running? [12:31] frank23: I understand the utility it has but not how to create the link [12:31] E: Package azureus has no installation candidate [12:32] i got this but it say it's mentioned [12:32] i enabled every repo in the sources.list === lampshade [n=mrw@tconl92168.tconl.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:32] Makaraki: there is a menu editor for gnome. someone here should know about it. I don't use gnome [12:32] alacarte(old: smeg) [12:33] Sudo apt-get update complete ok [12:33] hmm all 3rd party repos i add look for binary-amd64/Packages === Jambon [n=jambon@S0106000d8832d25c.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:33] Sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [12:33] frank23: Thats good enough you help I will keep in mind === suryam [n=yantriku@college9-22-62.resnet.ucsc.edu] has joined #ubuntu [12:33] Makaraki: no problem ;) [12:33] is there a way to specifiy i386 binaries? === poromenos [n=poromeno@ppp83-adsl-177.ath.forthnet.gr] has joined #ubuntu [12:34] im gonna try to code a craps game in python [12:34] lol [12:34] even though i'm runnin a64 [12:34] good learnign project i think :) === willert [n=willert@d83-176-135-236.cust.tele2.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:34] frank23: I will search information about it, greetings from spain here its late and tomorrow time to work again... [12:34] gilesw: if you want to try that look in the forums for the chroot howto [12:34] ok random question: how are drivers implemented in linux? [12:34] Makaraki: later [12:34] can someone help me set up my dual head desktop? :/ [12:34] brenner: it is asking me to select an xserver driver, im using a 3dfx voodoo3 2000, should i pick glide? [12:34] brenner, why do you use ff over epiphany? [12:34] jambon they are kernel modules [12:34] Knorrie, 'Dovecot provides an alternative that may be worth considering.' - What do you think about that? === brent [n=brent@callisto.localaccess.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:35] !tell gilesw about chroot [12:35] frank23: hehe ok have fun man, ans see you here other day [12:35] Makaraki: ok. glad I could help [12:35] hey, kinda off topic, but who here knows of a good ad placement company (like adsense) that's, well, not adsense? === lupz [n=lupz@85-18-14-6.fastres.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:35] mikebot: ff was already installed. :) [12:35] brenner, hehe okay [12:35] UltimateWarrior: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10145 [12:36] techrush: ok. how does that differe from having a binary layer? I saw this discussion on slashdot a while back, and I'm wondering how Linux's implemenation of drivers may hinder people from making drivers for linux? [12:36] mikebot: they both use the gecko engine don't they? i guess i just prefer the interface [12:36] UltimateWarrior: dovecot is an imap server, it's not like postfix [12:36] brenner, yeah they do, okay [12:36] 8,000 emails on my server damn shit [12:36] mikebot: but i was a long time user of mozilla [12:36] before i switched to ff [12:36] how can i configure the X server to behave correctly on my dual screen setup [12:36] ? [12:36] jambron im not sure....sorry === gazanfer [n=zedzero@85.104.210.164] has joined #ubuntu [12:36] brenner, me oto, until it stopped displaying images [12:37] balu1: i'm not sure to tell you the truth. [12:37] smellican, are you here? [12:37] anyone else know about this? [12:37] balu1: but you could always choose vesa as a failsafe === lupz [n=lupz@85-18-14-6.fastres.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:37] UltimateWarrior, Ok, I'm already running qpopper through inetd (pretty unstable, by the way) for POP3 access, which is all I want. I just wanted postfix to be able to authenticate users, the simplest way as possible. [12:37] brenner: actually i think i fiugerd that part out.. how do i figure out the PCI Bus ID?? [12:37] how can i restart x server? [12:37] does anybody know where I can get binaries for the latest firefox development version? [12:37] i give up [12:37] :( [12:38] balu1: if you're unsure of something, the default is usually the right thing to choose (i.e. just press enter) [12:38] balu1: but you could always run lspci [12:38] brenner: but couldnt it be picking up my previous integrated gfx card?.. how do i run lspci during x set up? [12:38] gazanfer: ctrl+alt+backspace is an ugly way to force the issue [12:38] balu1: you can't. you'd have to quit the setup [12:38] cwillu, it jumps to graphical interface in a second... [12:38] someone help me, ubuntu is displayed on the wrong screen :( [12:39] dabear; check mozilla.org; those builds will work, they're just a bit trickier to integrate completely into ubuntu === ptlo [n=senko@83-131-10-146.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #ubuntu [12:39] UltimateWarrior: the pastebin i just gave you is the way to get postfix to accept relaying outbound mail and checking passwds against the local /etc/passwd [12:39] gazanfer; did you want to shut it down or restart it? [12:39] brenner: ah i c. k well i ll figure the rest out by some trial and error.. gotta learn linux some way.. thanks man :) === Snake__ [n=Snake@adsl-65-43-236-100.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:39] mikebot: so epiphany works for you? [12:39] ctrl+alt+backspace will restart it, taking you back to the gui [12:39] balu1: np good luck [12:39] Knorrie, Hmmm, got it! Thanks a lot! [12:39] brenner, hrm..i thought it did... [12:39] Hey guys, where are the ubuntu irc log files at?.... [12:39] i think i need to restart it, but i dont know if atrl alt backspace works, because there should be a fluxbox option when i restart, its not there... [12:39] oops [12:40] UltimateWarrior: i'm sorry it's a bit complicated, but hey... sasl is too complicated :| [12:40] brenner, when you go to amazon and click on a book and click look inside this book, do yous ee images? [12:40] cwillu: not always in my experience. he might have to login and type 'startx' [12:40] nvm the oops [12:40] cause for me they aren't appearing [12:40] (oops the oops) === rapha [n=rapha@dialin112112.server4you-dsl.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:40] cwillu, Having problem finding anything newer than 1.5.0.1. I want to test the bleeding edge, not the latest stable.. === rapha [n=rapha@dialin112112.server4you-dsl.de] has left #ubuntu ["...] [12:40] dabear: firefox 2 alpha came out I think [12:40] dabear; look around for tinderbox or the nightly builds; you should be able to find something on their dev site === onami [n=ionutubu@southpark.pub.ro] has joined #ubuntu [12:40] UltimateWarrior: just look at the postfix lines in your /var/log/syslog to see whatever you forgot to do [12:41] Oh comeone I Know someone here knows lol [12:41] gazanfer; elaborate on that; you just installed a new wm? === willert [n=willert@d83-176-135-236.cust.tele2.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] dabear: mozilla.org click on "developer" === epssy [n=eps@dsl-58-6-116-113.qld.westnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu === mstt [n=steady@ip70-160-113-38.hr.hr.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] mikebot: do you have a sample url? [12:41] Knorrie, Thanks, man! Indeed! === llbra [n=llbra@200.139.150.2] has joined #ubuntu === willert_ [n=willert@d83-176-135-236.cust.tele2.de] has joined #ubuntu [12:41] Snake__: have you not already asked this? [12:41] cwillu, yes. fluxbox [12:41] nalioth: I have without answer... [12:41] gazanfer; there's an option on the login page to choose your session; hit that, and you should see any new wm's in the list [12:41] Snake__: the site is down atm [12:41] UltimateWarrior: actually, i do things like that on debian servers, but ubuntu is the same way.. :) [12:41] nalioth: alright thats all I needed lol === Snake__ [n=Snake@adsl-65-43-236-100.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has left #ubuntu [] [12:41] Snake__: have patience, the logs aren't goin anywhere [12:41] i did that, but its not there... === vincenz [n=vincenz@d51533C46.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu === llbra is now known as LucasArruda [12:42] brenner, yeah.. [12:42] cwillu, i did that, its not there... [12:42] Knorrie, A little 'better', I'd say! :) === Aegir` [n=richard@C1480153.wl148.flinders.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu === zaz [n=zaz@175.Red-217-125-107.staticIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:42] brenner, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/041522862X/sr=8-1/qid=1142293352/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-2000169-1794258?%5Fencoding=UTF8 [12:42] UltimateWarrior: ahum, please don't start flame wars [12:42] brenner, and click on the picture of the book [12:42] gazanfer; sudo gdm restart should do the trick too, but I get the feeling fluxbox isn't installed right === DJester [n=rwood@70.103.167.98] has joined #ubuntu [12:43] or is it gdm stop followed by gdm start... [12:43] Knorrie, okeedokee [12:44] mikebot: i get a white box... [12:44] actually [12:44] UltimateWarrior: i, personally prefer debian on server and ubuntu on desktop, but ymmv and perhaps you have other thoughts ;) [12:44] brenner, and not text from the book, right? [12:44] brenner, it should be showing pages [12:44] mike-e: the cover just loaded === gazanfer [n=zedzero@85.104.210.164] has joined #ubuntu [12:44] brenner, oh..odd [12:44] and i see text [12:45] cwillu, how can i test if its installed right or not? [12:45] brenner, for me it says 'Done' in the bottom corner, and nothing loads === _JzE [n=jze@a84-231-59-170.elisa-laajakaista.fi] has joined #ubuntu === willert [n=willert@d83-176-135-236.cust.tele2.de] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === pippijn [n=pippijn@unixcorps/staff/pippijn] has left #ubuntu [] [12:45] gazanfer; I think you did, and it's not :) [12:45] anyone know how to make icons smaller (gnome) === judgen [n=judgen@h75n1fls34o1109.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] ? === Ubugtu [n=bugbot@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #ubuntu [12:45] mikebot: odd. and i'm on dialup too! [12:45] gazanfer; one sec, I think I've installed it on mine, let me check what packages were involved [12:45] Anyone got a repository with realplayer 10 in it? [12:46] cwillu, when i dpkg -l | grep flux, it shows up... doesnt that mean its installed? [12:46] brenner, oh,...i was forcing a black background [12:46] matt_: which icons? [12:46] not if that's not the package that makes it work [12:46] brenner, and i guess this thing is a gif with the white part being transparent [12:46] like installing gnome vs ubuntu-desktop :) [12:46] anyone here ever install a 3dfx voodoo3? === onami [n=ionutubu@southpark.pub.ro] has left #ubuntu [] === xerophyte [n=xerophyt@CPE00400559e956-CM014310117547.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] Knorrie, I completely 'moved' to Ubuntu when installing a DELL machine with a PERC controller or something like that and Debian required a lot of struggling with driver diskettes while Ubuntu would simply support it out-of-the-box... But as you said, your mileage may vary... ;) [12:47] wooot. got it. it worked :) === SDPlissken [n=Snake@cpe-68-173-223-72.nyc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:47] balu1: nice. [12:47] thanks brenner, go tit up and runnign, had tro change the pci slot [12:47] UltimateWarrior: true [12:47] it was picking up my integrated gfx card. had to manually put in the voodoo === willert_ [n=willert@d83-176-135-236.cust.tele2.de] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [12:48] Anyone got a repository with realplayer 10 in it? [12:48] balu1: by specifying the pci slot? === honkzilla is now known as honk|afk [12:48] judgen: seveas' one might have it. [12:48] ubotu: tell judgen about realplayer [12:48] judgen: don't repeat please, we have eyes, we can read [12:48] hrm, but epiphany doesn't load these images..odd [12:48] oh there it goes [12:48] takes quite a while [12:49] *nod* === SDPlissken [n=Snake@cpe-68-173-223-72.nyc.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === Makaraki [n=raul@190.Red-88-1-136.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:50] brenner: what is the deb url? [12:50] Frank23: hehe ejem... I have a problem [12:50] judgen: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages [12:50] judgen: i'm not certain they are in there though [12:51] frank23: Still you here? [12:51] gazanfer; sorry, I don't have it installed; I'd try removing it and reinstalling it though, also, run a google and see if you can find anything regarding fluxbox gdm integration [12:51] Makaraki: yeah. azureus is not working? === marcin` [n=user@194.114.146.58] has joined #ubuntu [12:51] cwillu, thx [12:51] what does it mean when u have a nvidia card with the "Binary Drivers"?? === s|k [n=bjorn@ip70-171-203-220.tc.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:52] from ubutnu of nvidia's site?? [12:52] gazanfer; also, you can try running a bare xserver, and then running fluxbox by hand pointing it to that [12:52] SAM_theman: the nvidia ones [12:52] SAM_theman: binary drivers give you 3d acceleration [12:52] SAM_theman: the 'closed source' [12:52] so it's better? [12:52] wel.... :) === Delmar [n=delmar@203-114-178-231.inspire.net.nz] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] hey all, anyone know of a good regex crib sheet out there? === agalavis_ [n=agalavis@80.174.227.1] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] SAM_theman: if you need 3d yeah. you can install them easily with synaptic [12:53] Knorrie, Man... After editing FSTAB to get SASL working I though 'Man, THAT's complicated!!' :o [12:53] how [12:53] The_Isle_of_Mark; the python regex docs are okay [12:53] i have the nv drivers from synaptic already === cow_2001b [n=username@88.155.86.134] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] but can't seem to run glx gears it's not giving me fps [12:53] The_Isle_of_Mark; I've also used sun's java docs, but they're much harder to find stuff in [12:53] frank23: its about sound , after closing the lastfm I can not listen to the sound of a youtube video === seraphim [n=seraphim@dslb-088-072-203-060.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:53] !tell SAM_theman about nvidia [12:53] how can I use AuthType Digest with apache2 on Ubuntu [12:54] UltimateWarrior: oh, but that's because saslauthd uses a unix socket and postfix is in chroot [12:54] cwillu thanks, I'll check it out, just nee a quick guide when I am doing stuff [12:54] The_Isle_of_Mark; I've been unimpressed by the free standing tutorials I've found though === jerware [n=jerware@141.158.19.30] has joined #ubuntu [12:54] Makaraki: I don't know that lastfm program [12:54] SAM_theman: glxgears doesn't print the fps by default [12:54] o [12:54] The_Isle_of_Mark; python.org, 2.4 docs, module 're' [12:54] UltimateWarrior: a mount --bind can be more safe than not-chrooting postfix [12:54] cwillu, I have been using the learning perl oreilly book, but it is a pain since I dont have it in e format [12:54] Knorrie, I get the point, but let's agree that this step adds a lot of 'complication' to the whole thing! :D [12:54] cause when i play my games i have alsome fps but no sound [12:54] !glxgears [12:54] To display the FPS type "glxgears -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark" [12:54] Knorrie, Sure. [12:55] UltimateWarrior: yeah, it's not really excellent documented [12:55] The_Isle_of_Mark; are you doing stuff online? i.e., trying examples as you see them? [12:55] don't know whats up with my sound [12:55] best way to learn 'em === antoninus [n=anthony@ipv6.butes.org] has joined #ubuntu === Dann0 [n=danny@gndrnfxa-13-142163017084.nf.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [12:55] Knorrie, What do I need to restart to get the whole thing working? I guess I'll have to mount that mountpoint and restart postfix, right? === gazanfer [n=zedzero@85.104.210.164] has joined #ubuntu [12:55] frank23: it also hapends when for exemple I am listening to rhythmbox ans after closing the music player the youtube videos or thevideo google not sound [12:55] cwillu, i removed and reinstalled fluxbox and it worked :) [12:56] can u just help me on this on to [12:56] gazanfer; yay! [12:56] its about my sound [12:56] UltimateWarrior: mount /var/spool/postfix/var/run/saslauthd [12:56] how do I check what apps are listing to what ports? [12:56] cwillu, when I need them I use grep or sed to check them, etc. I sometimes have to write some complicated searches so I just want a quick reference [12:56] Makaraki: sorry I don't know [12:56] The_Isle_of_Mark; no better way to figure out what match(r"(?:foo)bar(baz)", "foobarbaz") actualy does :) [12:56] UltimateWarrior: sudo invoke-rc.d postfix restart === Ads_ [i=UPP@82-32-112-22.cable.ubr03.hawk.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [12:56] cwillu, right [12:56] Hello All! ^_^ [12:56] I've mounted the shorter string :D -> 'mount /var/run/saslauthd' [12:57] cwillu, now can i remove gnome and everything related to it? [12:57] UltimateWarrior: if you want to use TLS also, you got to have ssl certificates [12:57] cwillu, I use sed for testing mostly...gotta love sed === o|AhfeeL [n=ahfeel@mna75-9-82-243-56-6.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:57] hi all [12:57] UltimateWarrior: thats ok === o|AhfeeL is now known as ahFeel [12:57] gazanfer; depends on if you want whatever gnome integration fluxbox has or not [12:57] Knorrie, Not sure what TLS is about. Is SASL enough for plain simple password authentication? [12:57] frank23: well man no problem thanks again becouse azureus is working quite goog [12:57] could someone help me ? i need to create the /dev/tun0 device to set up a VPN === rob138 [n=rob@71-212-172-88.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === doc|home [n=doc@gentoo/user/doc-007] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === _JzE is now known as JzE [12:57] http://pastebin.com/600706 === vic [n=vic@vicayres.plus.com] has joined #ubuntu [12:57] but i don't have any idea of how creating this device :/ [12:57] ahFeel; look up mktun [12:58] UltimateWarrior: yes it is, but the passwords travel in 'plain' text over the internet [12:58] Knorrie, Also: What's the big deal about invoke-rc.d? I always run /etc/init.d/service blahblah... [12:58] thats what i get when i try to play music or my games [12:58] UltimateWarrior: so blah tcpdump... ethereal etc etc === Chodder [n=Chodder@wsip-24-249-27-92.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:58] cwillu ? a lil more details please ? :) [12:58] cwillu, i dont know what you mean (im total noob), but im pretty sure i will not use anything related to gnome anymore. [12:58] is it a command ? [12:58] UltimateWarrior: it's almost the same [12:58] Hi people I can not listen the audio from the youtube or videogogle after closing an audio player why it hapends? [12:58] UltimateWarrior: invoke-rc.d is the 'official' way [12:58] what are some sources ......i dont have many avalibale applications in my synnaptic [12:58] ahFeel; what vpn are you using? openvpn? [12:58] Knorrie, Hmmm... And is it a pain-in-the-@$$ to get TSL working? [12:58] like no gnomebaker etc === ClayG [n=claygucc@c-66-177-234-195.hsd1.fl.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [12:58] Knorrie, Got it. Let's switch to the official stuff, then! [12:59] ahhh ok cwillu [12:59] i saw in the help [12:59] Wizz_kidd> wiki.ubuntu.com/Repositories [12:59] :p === cwillu knows all :p [12:59] i'll try to go on on that [12:59] =] [12:59] thank you man [12:59] gazanfer; you can try removing it, if things break you should be able to reinstall ubuntu-desktop to fix it [12:59] UltimateWarrior: depends... it's handy to know things about ssl, certificate authorities etc === vicks [n=vicks@c-dd8870d5.037-42-67626719.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [01:00] !soundproblems [01:00] soundproblems is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoundProblemsHoary [01:00] !lilo:*! Channel hint.... in addition to the various existing channels on web site design and standards, a new group, on #httpcraft, a channel for friendly and knowledgeable assistance to folks putting together web sites. I think they'd like your help in growing a bit. :) === silvaran [n=scott@CPE0010b5508a66-CM000a739cc1cc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:00] gazanfer; unless you're running on a 300mhz with a 500MB hard drive, it's probably not worth it (imho) [01:00] what exactly is the difference between the stock kernel.org kernel and an ubuntu one? [01:00] Knorrie, Ok. So I'd have to generate keys and stuff like that? What about client configuration after doing that? [01:00] what would cause all my repositories being 404 not found? [01:00] UltimateWarrior: but there are lots of howto's on the web about creating a simple self-signed cert [01:00] UltimateWarrior: eg http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html [01:00] i need to build a 2.6.16 kernel should i try to patch it with ubuntu? [01:00] Hello all, any chance I can fix this keyboard and touchpad lag on my laptop? I've noticed it to be a common problem among first time users such as myself. Sometimes it will be fine then on other times I would need a reboot to stop the jerky mouse movements and key lag. Any help much appreciated. [01:00] rob138, paste your sources.list (use the pastebin) [01:00] !paste [01:00] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [01:00] IdleOne, where are the repsositories? === b33r [n=b33r@212.36.208.167] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] cwillu, thx again. bye all [01:01] Rubin; I believe there are packages in synaptic with the ubuntu patches already applied === dwight [n=dwight@port0002-abm-adsl.cwjamaica.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] Wizz_kidd> you need to enable universe and multiverse. follow that link I gave you === Hentai^XPwork [n=Justin@202.128.22.186.cmts1.guam.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] cwillu: i need 2.6.16 specifically, and its not in there yet === slynux [n=slynux@81-203-131-158.user.ono.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] Knorrie, Cool. By the way, how can I test the authentication now? I'm familiar with 'telnetting smtps' but I don't have a clue about how I'd authenticate on it... [01:01] UltimateWarrior: the client doesn't need configuration most of the time. fetchmail won't complain, thunderbird etc users will see a dialog telling them if they want to trust your server [01:01] how can I install java? [01:01] where is my sources.list? === Kanalal [n=Kanalal@ACD4C0E3.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:01] !java [01:01] To install Java/Sun Java see Java on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats and also see !javadebs [01:02] I'm so psyched for tomorrow's meeting === cwillu knows something less than all :p [01:02] ty [01:02] rob> /etc/apt/sources.list [01:02] rob138> > /etc/apt/sources.list === btffmog [n=btffmog@83.245.48.157] has joined #ubuntu === hypn1 [n=t@62.41.132.60] has left #ubuntu [] [01:02] UltimateWarrior: fetchmail? [01:02] UltimateWarrior: ow no === btffmog [n=btffmog@83.245.48.157] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:02] Rubin: There was a wiki post on digg awhile back on compiling your own kernel (with or without ubuntu patches--I'm afraid you're going to have to go without), I'll see if I can find it. [01:03] IdleOne; gotta love it when completion requires more keypresses than just typing the thing in the first place :) [01:03] cwillu, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10147 [01:03] lol yeah === jdmpike [n=jordan@host-87-74-57-180.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu === felix_ [n=felix@c207.134.228-96.clta.globetrotter.net] has joined #ubuntu === jdmpike is now known as jdmpike2 [01:03] UltimateWarrior: erhm... using a mail client and configuring smtp server with a login is the most simple i guess [01:03] hello [01:03] Knorrie, I think I'll just set up something like that, thanks. [01:03] hi, i am searching for the command to run Open Office writer in terminal ? can someone help [01:04] silvaran: i know how to do it, with. just curious if i need to keep anything in mind when going without [01:04] UltimateWarrior: on the cli... i used to use esmtp [01:04] hey I need install the libqt-mt.so.3 library [01:04] People, is there a way to install Dapper Drake from a LiveCD with a ISO on a ReiserFS? [01:04] when is Dapper RC going to be released? [01:04] Knorrie, Last, but not least... I'm having some weird behaviour with qpopper/inetutils-inetd. It just becomes unavailable after a while, then I have to restart inetd. Any suggestion? [01:04] rob138; are all the repositories giving 404's, or just some/most? [01:04] hmmm [01:04] Rubin: Well you're going to lose stuff like linux-restricted-modules (including the nvidia stuff) which you'll need to add back on yourself if you have an nvidia card... if you're using ndiswrapper you're also going to have to compile it yourself (for the ndiswrapper module). [01:05] UltimateWarrior: no, i never used qpopper [01:05] rob138; next, do you use a proxy? [01:05] How cna i run Oowriter from console ? === ethan_ [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:05] felix_, oowriter? [01:05] Rubin: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=0d310eadb229405b090ab3fab7090ab7&t=56835 lists some of the gotchas. [01:05] thanks [01:05] some/most, i am also cannot connect to gaim, and had to ping irc.freenode.net before connecting to irc, i think there is something wrong with my computer figuring out adresses === dwight is now known as DShepherd [01:05] doesnt work :\ [01:05] rob138; finally, can you enter any of the url's in firefox and have them show up? === intelikey [n=root@0-2pool242-246.nas23.houston4.tx.us.da.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:05] command not found [01:05] Hi b33r, I can help you step by step [01:05] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10148 [01:05] i am on a wireless router (not sure about proxy) === n\cs [n=[n\facca@201-40-182-118.smace701.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #ubuntu === PuppiesOnAcid [n=jeff@66.232.204.175] has joined #ubuntu [01:06] felix_, uhh, go to Menu Editor and find out what command the Menu Entry is runnign? [01:06] haha i just tried to install ksirc from dappers repo and now im apperantly upgrading the entire system =P [01:06] rob138; paste the output of "host -v archive.ubuntu.com" [01:06] UltimateWarrior: without TLS(encryption) dont use the TLS section from main.cf, and dont use smtpd_tls_auth_only = yes [01:06] also, what model/type of router is it? === lechuck_ [n=lechuck@V9171.v.pppool.de] has joined #ubuntu === Makrakian [n=raul@190.Red-88-1-136.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:07] How I can refresh the Ubuntu Bredzy to Dapper, I can't [01:07] Knorrie, Thanks a lot! [01:07] !c [01:07] I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, firstent [01:07] cwillu, what part of it? [01:07] !c++ [01:07] the whole thing [01:07] paste bin it === Kanalal is now known as Zyzle [01:07] Knorrie, Do you suggest anything to replace qpopper? [01:07] UltimateWarrior: when using tls, be sure tlsmgr is uncommented at the bottom of /etc/postfix/master.cf (no problem :) === stoat [n=stoat@zeniv.linux.org.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:08] people, any chance I can fix this keyboard and touchpad lag on my laptop? I've noticed it to be a common problem among first time users such as myself. Sometimes it will be fine then on other times I would need a reboot to stop the jerky mouse movements and key lag. Any help much appreciated. [01:08] slynux: just rename every instance of breezy to dapper in the sources.list and then type "sudo apt-get update" followed by "sudo apt-get upgrade" [01:08] slynux: Followed by sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [01:08] Ads_; firefox open? [01:08] why isnt Opera in any repsotitory === ethan_ is now known as Eleaf [01:08] Wizz_kidd: it is [01:08] yes cwillu [01:08] what one [01:08] UltimateWarrior: i dont know, if you want to use /var/spool/mail to collect incoming mail in mbox and just have some users who pop it from there... [01:08] anyone know how I can get my rtl8180 wlan card going on a PPC laptop? [01:09] Ads_; check how much vm and resident its using (top in a terminal) [01:09] cwillu, i can get the repositories if i first ping them in the terminal, as with most sites, [01:09] !tell Wizz_kidd about opera [01:09] ok cwillu [01:09] rob138; I really need to see the host -v archive.ubuntu.com :) [01:09] sure, one sec [01:09] I did this but I had Erros [01:09] rob138; and what brand of router is it? :) [01:09] opera is not in the Ubuntu repositories, but you can always download the latest Opera .deb package from http://www.opera.com/download/ and then see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OperaBrowser [01:09] pay attention dammit :p [01:09] thoght u saiud it was in the repos [01:10] UltimateWarrior: i use Cyrus IMAPd for imap access most of the time, also for virtual hosting, with accounts that don't exist in /etc/passwd [01:10] cwillu: ;) === mode/#ubuntu [+o Ubugtu] by ChanServ [01:10] UltimateWarrior: but cyrus is also a @# in the #@% for the first time [01:10] Ads_; if it's more than 200Mb virtual or so, and things get immediately better when you "pkill firefox" from a terminal (which kills it) [01:10] cwillu, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10149 [01:10] Knorrie, Yeah, I wouldn't like to concern about Maildir and all that stuff... Just something that offers POP3 to the regular mbox thing. [01:10] rob138; thx [01:10] rob138; one sec [01:10] cwilli thats fine, it does it any too [01:11] anyway* [01:11] how cna i install a .deb file [01:11] plenet penguin racer rox! =) [01:11] sorry for sounding like a n00b [01:11] UltimateWarrior: there are lots of pop3 daemons outta there [01:11] Wizz_kidd: sudo dpkg -i .deb [01:11] rob138; it's a problem with your router; it's screwing up the dns resolution just enough to confuse apt-get [01:11] !1.0.0.0 [01:11] 1 [01:11] bah [01:11] wjat dir will that point 2 [01:11] who deleted that === stoat [n=stoat@zeniv.linux.org.uk] has left #ubuntu [] [01:11] cwillu, what should i do then? [01:11] rob138; what type of router is it? [01:12] Wizz_kidd: Current directory.. so cd to where your deb file is (opera-....deb) and do a dpkg -i opera-....deb [01:12] I really want to know :) [01:12] cwillu: sudo apt-get install nmap :) [01:12] lol [01:12] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10148 [01:12] cwillu, what should i do then? [01:12] and I still am looking for a good solution for override dhcp's dns setting in resolv.conf [01:12] oops [01:12] device ra0 activated but no lights on my wireless card are flashing and its not showing any activity for the network :( [01:12] cwillu, it is an actiontec [01:12] rob138; .... :/ [01:12] :p === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #ubuntu [01:12] thanks silvaran [01:12] UltimateWarrior: http://www.openwall.com/popa3d/ looks nice [01:12] Knorrie, I'll check them out. Strange... My mail client is asking for the SMTP password (as expected) but the password doesn't match, though I'm SURE it's right. I've just selected the client's option to use the same password it uses for POP3. :'( [01:13] cwillu: Can you pass parameters to dhcpcd via the /etc/network/interfaces file? [01:13] okay, go into the router configuration page, and look around to figure out what your isp's dns server is [01:13] UltimateWarrior: syslog [01:13] UltimateWarrior: invoke-rc.d saslauthd start [01:13] cwillu, do i need the username/password? [01:13] can anybody tell me what's better: server hosting at /srv or /var ... never had /srv earlier [01:13] silvaran; the best I've seen so far is to do an 'up' action to add the data to resolv.conf; I really don't like that though because if they ever fix it, you'll start getting a huge resolv.conf file === raphink-pbook [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #ubuntu === mikeo1 wonders how to fix this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10148 [01:13] rob138; probably admin|admin or admin| === logical_mark [n=markgree@24-179-41-206.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:14] Ahhh... [01:14] lechuck_: it makes exactly _no_ difference. === Nwallins [n=bebop@72.17.139.211] has joined #ubuntu [01:14] thx [01:14] silvaran; I've usually been getting people to just use a static address, but I don't like doing that either [01:14] cwillu, no luck with those two === Toma- [n=lin4me@203-59-207-12.dyn.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === James_ [n=chatzill@resnet-146288.resnet.bris.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu === stoat [n=stoat@zeniv.linux.org.uk] has joined #ubuntu [01:14] cwillu: Yeah, I feel your pain, I was trying to help him out earlier, but couldn't figure anything out... [01:14] any wifi gurus around? [01:14] hello [01:15] silvaran; I know the problem, it's just complicated by the behaviour of dns and dhcp :) === soron [n=soron@12-222-43-115.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu === tabby_ [n=tabby@dsl093-066-021.lax1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu === James_ is now known as millenium [01:15] silvaran; his router is mangling the dns packets it passes through, just enough to confuse apt === millenium is now known as millenium_hand_a [01:15] so... i was trying to follow some instructions from /. on how to fix the cleartext passwd... one step was 'sudo passwd base-config' but got error message 'Unknown user base-config' [01:15] Does postgresql-8.1.3 need an additional source to install? [01:15] silvaran; the major symptom is the warning message you get when you do a 'host ' [01:15] cwillu: Can I see that output? [01:15] I CAN'T WAIT FOR DAPPER!!! === millenium_hand_a is now known as millenium_hand [01:15] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10149 [01:15] Ok, I managed to do something stupid. I deleted the entire Gnome Panel and now can't figure out how to get it back. [01:16] ;; Warning: Message parser reports malformed message packet. === Nwallins shits in the trash can, can't wait for diaper [01:16] Ahhhh... [01:16] cwillu i got in! === vincenz [n=vincenz@d51533C46.access.telenet.be] has left #ubuntu [] [01:16] any link to a decent guide on using ndiswrapper anyone? === millenium_hand is wanking [01:16] yay! look for a status page; might end up going through every page on it [01:16] what's the sound of a thousand hands wanking? [01:17] i'm on the status page, and see two dns servers [01:17] So is XGL ever going to get to the point that it is not a pain in the but to setup? [01:17] This room got blue really quick. [01:17] rob138; your looking for "dns server" or "name server" or something along thos lines [01:17] where are things in the trash can actually stored? [01:17] I need to delete them [01:17] logical_mark; -->#ubuntu+1, #ubuntu-xgl [01:17] jdmpike2: Right-click, Empty Trash :) [01:17] cwillu, dns #1 and #2... [01:17] I dont know what is the sound of a thousand hands wanking === bluesign [n=bluesign@212.58.22.85] has joined #ubuntu [01:17] rob138; what are the ip addresses? [01:17] hi all, what does eject command do ? [01:18] millenium_hand: it's louder than the sound of one hand clapping [01:18] ok i need to upgrade my postgres to 8.1.3 (from 8.0.3). apt-get doesn't recognize that package though [01:18] Knorrie, warning: SASL authentication failure: cannot connect to saslauthd server: Permission denied [01:18] jdmpike2: Seriously, ~/.Trash, but you should be using the trash can icon. [01:18] 205.171.3.65 and 205.171.2.65 [01:18] woaahh [01:18] ok i guess i need help with 'alsa' anyone game ? === Dann1 [n=danny@crbknf02-16-142163025187.nf.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === _epp [n=epp@c-67-182-248-13.hsd1.ut.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:18] silvaran, it won't let me delete a few things [01:18] is this not compaitble with ubuntu? [01:18] silvaran, so I am going to cd into it and rm -r [01:18] rob138; k, one second, I'm going to see if I can find a better fix than the one I'm about to tell you :) [01:18] rob138, those are my dns servers... o.o [01:19] tabby_: open synaptic, search for postgresql, and see what's available [01:19] cwillu, thanks [01:19] alsamixer returns "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory" [01:19] heh === Zyzle is now known as Kanalal [01:19] is there a wiki for kernel build? === mikeo1 wonders how to fix this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10148 [01:19] UltimateWarrior: adduser postfix sasl === blrich [n=aerich@c220-239-8-98.belrs4.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:19] tabby_: most likely, it hasn't been packaged for ubuntu proper. there may be a 3rd-party package [01:19] Toma-: Try FindPage on the main wiki, there's also a forum post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=0d310eadb229405b090ab3fab7090ab7&t=56835 [01:19] Toma-: yep, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCompileHowto [01:20] Knorrie, Adding user `postfix' to group `sasl'... Done. <- Is that what you wanted? [01:20] UltimateWarrior: yes === Andy__ [n=Andy@cpc1-stev2-0-0-cust285.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:20] thanks bimberi i was looking at this page but thought it was a bit iffy... === farous [n=farous@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:20] okay that's helpful! thanks [01:20] UltimateWarrior: drwx--x--- 2 root sasl 1024 2006-02-12 18:54 saslauthd [01:20] can someone help? KDE won't start because it says it can't find the .DCOPserver_myhost file. this is after a bad reboot, so I assumed it was some sort of lock issue - I deleted all the lockfiles I could find, the existing .dcop_myhost file, everything in /tmp, but still it won't work and comes up with the same error at startup. what do i do? I'm in a real bind [01:20] i guess ill just use my ownm source step [01:21] tabby_: np [01:21] firefox sucks tits :( [01:21] Toma-: ah, kk, can only vouch for its existence, not its quality :) [01:21] hehe :P [01:21] can some one tell me how would who and w produce that no users are on the system. Then all my sounds were muted and i got a 2 users using the system while only one was and i did not have any terminal opened at the time? [01:21] Ads_: accuweather.com, the website for the forecastfox, will crash firefox if you load the animated radar overhead [01:21] can anyone help? please? === abhorsen [n=abhorsen@pool-71-248-87-181.bltmmd.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:22] Ads_: well, it won't crash immediately, more like a slow death spiral that consumes all your RAM and CPU [01:22] Ok, can anyone help me out here? [01:22] Knorrie, Sorry man, what did you mean with that? The saslauthd binary? [01:22] nwallins, i see [01:22] Ads_: sorry, just venting my ff frustrations, too :) [01:22] blrich the lock file will be in ~/.kde/ [01:23] UltimateWarrior: no, just to show that to use the saslautd socket, a process has to be in the sasl group === mikeo1 wonders how to fix this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10148 [01:23] or some sub dir [01:23] nwallins, its ok lol === ruzgar [n=ruzgar@p50915301.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:23] intelikey: deleted everything i could find in there too, still has the same error [01:23] mikeo1: "Please set the correct fontPath in the tightvncserver script" [01:23] Knorrie, So if my saslauthd is owned by root.root I'd have to chgrp it to sasl? [01:23] UltimateWarrior: hmmmm [01:24] UltimateWarrior: wait a moment (getting complicated lalalala :P ) [01:24] blrich perhaps a 'clean' reboot would find it for you ? [01:24] can someone help me? I was trying to install second life with their new linux installer, but I am new to Ubuntu, and linux, and I got this error: 2006-03-14T00:17:28Z WARNING: LLDir_Linux not fully implemented! [01:24] Knorrie, Yeah, sorry to ask so much info... [01:24] What does that mean? === madewokherd [n=urk@VRP5000.rhbd.psu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] By the way, I've just removed qpopper and installed popa3d. Now POP3 auth also doesn't work. :P [01:25] intelikey: i would do that, except i can't run 'reboot' from the commandline kdm has provided for me. everytime i try sudo or sudo su it says 'can't lookup yourhost' and it wont work === bluesign [n=bluesign@212.58.22.85] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:25] hmm, why do i have a user 'irc'? [01:25] Knorrie, By the way, I've just removed qpopper and installed popa3d. Now POP3 auth also doesn't work. :P === nekostar [n=nekostar@unaffiliated/starscalling] has joined #ubuntu [01:25] Nwallins: are you running an irc server? [01:25] nalioth: no [01:26] There's alot of traceroute entries showing up in my firestarter events log. should I be concerned? [01:26] nalioth: home folder shows /var/run/ircd === tiredhippo [n=mars@65-103-196-46.phnx.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:26] blrich there it the problem 'hostname is not set.' so [ctrl] +[alt] +[f1] and reboot the thing from there. [01:26] you have an irc server installed [01:26] nalioth: which doesn't exist [01:26] can someone please help? Im sorry to be a pest, But it seems noone is talkin to me. . . [01:26] Toma-, nalioth: /var/run/ircd doesn't exist [01:27] Nwallins: did you install an irc server at some point? === ruzgar [n=ruzgar@p50915301.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:27] Nwallins: i'm not good at mysteries, perhaps Toma- can help === gantrixx [n=anon@ip24-251-36-103.ph.ph.cox.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === UNiXWHoRe [n=unixwhor@142.169.180.105] has joined #ubuntu [01:27] intelikey: ctrl+alt+f1, like, break out of kdm? how do i set the hostname, it *says* the hostname, it just can't 'look it up' according to the error [01:27] Toma-: maybe.. i'm pretty sure i haven't [01:27] Knorrie, Just rebooted the f machine... Sometimes it just fixes everything! :D [01:27] Nwallins: what time/date was it created? [01:27] Toma-: i have a debian box that functions as a server. ubuntu is my desktop === jieter [n=jieter@jieter.ocp-s.tudelft.nl] has joined #ubuntu === XpCrash [n=4n7342@69-160-116-66.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:27] silvaran; /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf has the approriate line commented out [01:27] Toma-: i am looking at /etc/passwd right now [01:27] hmmm peepz? [01:27] UltimateWarrior: install postfix-doc and look at /usr/share/doc/postfix/SASL_README.gz, i'm gonna quote from there now [01:28] silvaran; easy enough to put in the dns server and uncomment to unbreak this, I think === kditty [n=ubuntu@unaffiliated/kditty] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] Toma-: irc's home folder does not exist (/var/run/ircd) [01:28] Knorrie, Ok, installing it... === Protocol1 [n=Protocol@64.13.121.45] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] Nwallins: well the easiest thing to do is just remove the user and go on with your life... [01:28] i know this has nothing to do with linux but does anyone know how to get into the bios on a g3 i mac === LucasArruda [n=llbra@200.139.150.2] has left #ubuntu ["Fui] [01:28] how do i compile a new kernel under ubuntu? tells me i need qt for xconfig and ncurses for menuconfig [01:28] blrich yes "break out of kdm" get in linux and and [ctrl] +[alt] +[del] reboot [01:28] Toma-: easy, sure, but I'd like to sleep at night too === rob138 [n=rob@71-212-172-88.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:28] UltimateWarrior: less /usr/share/doc/postfix/SASL_README.gz [01:28] can somebody pleeeeeeease help me? [01:28] why arent these packages already installed? [01:28] silvaran, mikeo1: I saw that once. I think it's looking for fonts in the old X (What's that called again?) directory, and can be fixed by placing a symlink to the X.org one. [01:28] Nwallins, Toma-: I have an irc user too [01:28] i have a problem with evolutin i cant change the pop ports [01:29] Nwallins: what permissions does this user have? [01:29] i cant find that atribute [01:29] bimberi: but no irc server/daemon installed? [01:29] or what groups is it in? [01:29] Nwallins: never [01:29] intelikey: got it, i'll try that [01:29] can anyone help me? [01:29] UltimateWarrior: erhm.. :| it's not in there... i'm searching for a dpkg-override like command [01:29] abhorsen that warning you posted just means that that particular function will not be used. [01:29] UltimateWarrior: is your /var/run/saslauthd really root:root? [01:29] Nwallins: haven't even run an irc client on that machine [01:30] cool, i have an irc user aswell [01:30] Toma-: uid = 39 i guess it's setup by the installer? no groups, btw [01:30] I got a warning for something, odd [01:30] Knorrie, Oh no, I was talking about `whereis saslauthd` [01:30] Toma-: i guess the mystery is solved ;) [01:30] Nwallins: well no need to worry. no groups generally means no permissions [01:30] Nwallins: If it makes you feel any better, I have that user too... I wouldn't worry about it. [01:30] Knorrie, Sorry! `which saslauthd` === Versed [i=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === Nwallins can sleep at night [01:30] other than the lldlinux one abhorsen ? [01:30] UltimateWarrior: what permissions does /var/run/saslauthd have? [01:31] Knorrie, Let me see... [01:31] the thought of some script kiddie using my box and pipe for a irc warez server... :/ [01:31] rob138; are you getting any of my messages in the other chat [01:31] sif a script kiddie could break a linux box [01:31] somebody help me please, i need to get qt-devel or ncurses-devel, so i can configure and compile a new kernel... [01:31] Knorrie, drwx--x--- 2 root sasl 136 2006-03-13 21:31 /var/run/saslauthd/ [01:31] cwillu, no did you get mine? [01:31] Nwallins: looks like it comes with the default install [01:31] Im sorry, Im slow, I have no freakin Idea what I am doing intelikey [01:31] UltimateWarrior: oh thats ok [01:31] rob138; yep :) [01:31] try again [01:31] rob138; I wrote like 30 lines of instructions :) [01:31] i was disconnected [01:31] UltimateWarrior: just try to send some mail :) [01:32] sorry [01:32] Knorrie, Ok! :) === theCore [n=alex@Toronto-HSE-ppp3785508.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === Terminus [n=justin@210.213.130.38] has joined #ubuntu [01:32] rob138; I take it you're not seeing them still :p [01:32] all I did was run the program, and the last thing in the log was that. What it means, no clue. [01:32] rob138; how did you end up fixing it? [01:32] yeah do i need to turn them on in xirc? [01:32] I just want it to work!!! [01:32] Toma-: i am part of a hosting cooperative.. a hole in Drupal allowed an italian warez group to use our main debian box to serve movies === brenner [n=brenner@WNPP-p-203-54-20-232.prem.tmns.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === Makura [n=austin@adsl-69-153-15-16.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:33] what the heck is drupal? [01:33] UltimateWarrior: nonetheless i recommend reading some docs about what you're doing now, so you understand all of it... that's a good thing [01:33] Toma-: CMS for php [01:33] Is it possible to use remote desktop between a computer using Linux and a computer using Windows? [01:33] UNiXWHoRe if you don't even know how to install a devel package why are you compiling a kernel ? but at any rate, use apt-cache search to find the full package name you are trying to get and then sudo apt-get install === mettallicat [n=ricardo@bl7-204-72.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #ubuntu [01:33] Makura: yup, vnc or rdp [01:33] well i first went to networking from administration in gnome, and saw that one of the dns servers was not one of the two i mentioned, in fact it was an old one from another wireless connection, so i changed that, but it didnt seem to do me any help, so i edited resolv.conf and saw the same results as networking, so i again changed it, and now everything is working perfectly [01:33] Nwallins: i see. [01:33] silvaran: Awesome, I didn't know VNC worked for Linux. Thanks. === redir [n=redir@192.251.225.201] has joined #ubuntu [01:34] Knorrie, Sure! Just to let you know, sendimg mail succeeded, but now POP3 sucked! :P [01:34] hey dudes ... i'm wondering why i've this error [01:34] rob138; okay, that's the root cause :) === ufo [n=ufo@dsl-hkigw2-fe1dde00-73.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #ubuntu [01:34] root@aragon:/etc/X11# nano xorg.conf [01:34] Error opening terminal: gnome. [01:34] anyone know what Timer Frequency is in the kernel options? ive got 100, 250 and 1000 mhz... [01:34] rob138; your problem however will now be that resolv.conf gets overwritten by dhcpd everytime it renews the lease :) === hashing\ZzZ [n=[n\facca@200.102.90.87] has joined #ubuntu === madewokherd [n=urk@VRP5000.rhbd.psu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [01:34] i'm trying to do something by ssh [01:34] oh thats not good [01:34] heh [01:34] lol [01:34] Toma-: watching that go down taught me about the perils of complacency [01:34] intelikey: i know how to download it, i was just wondering if a package for it already exists on ubuntu, or if i need to compile it from source, and if i will be missing any more trivial packages after that... [01:34] 100 = low latency, 1000 = high throughput, 250 = somewhere in between :) [01:34] is there a specific package that fixes the password flaw? i'm on dialup and would like to try and minimise the amount od d/loading i need to do (updates are currently ~65mb) [01:34] is there a fix? [01:34] UltimateWarrior: w00t, i dont know that pop3 thing, but im sure there will be info in syslog or you need to do some configuratin [01:34] Just got a different error: LLErrorStream::crashOnError() failed to get mutex for log [01:35] s/od/of [01:35] rob138; /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf [01:35] i've tried forums but no solve for that [01:35] rob138; there's a line [01:35] silvaran: i see. i just enabled preempt, so should i go the whole she-bang and go 100? [01:35] intelikey: i just dont understand why these packages werent installed initially, you need those to compile pretty much anything... [01:35] rob138; prepend domain-name-servers 127.0.0.1; [01:35] Knorrie, Hmmm, I've just found the problem while grepping for popa3d in syslog... Bad file permissions... :( (sorry!) [01:35] that line is #'d [01:35] rob138; uncomment it and change 127.0.0.1 to your dns server [01:35] ubuntu is very nice and smooth, but its missing a LOT of key packages... [01:35] yep, it'll override what the dhcp client passes you [01:35] brenner: the updates to passwd and base-config are the ones [01:36] http://anjuta.sourceforge.net/ Is anyone else offered a free ipod nano?! [01:36] UltimateWarrior: syslog rocks :) [01:36] >:| [01:36] then if-down eth0 and if-up eth0, and see if everything still works [01:36] Knorrie, Sure! [01:36] why is it saying my mp3 files are not audio streams === redguy is now known as rone_cb [01:36] cwillu, is there a better way to do that? (i am on wlan0 btw) [01:36] UNiXWHoRe, Which packages do you miss? [01:36] bimberi: thanks [01:36] rob138; host archive.ubuntu.com should not give you any warnings [01:36] brenner: np :) === rone_cb is now known as noce_br [01:36] rob138; it doesn't replace the entry, it just adds the hard coded one in front [01:36] INTELIKEY, ARE YOU THERE? [01:36] so if it can't find that dns server, it'll fail over to whichever the dhcp provides === MeetThaFocker [n=me@AC9C2448.ipt.aol.com] has joined #ubuntu === ratatos [n=ratatos@c-695b72d5.014-28-74686e1.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [01:37] UNiXWHoRe pardon my saying so, but you prove that you don't know by the question you just asked. if apt-cache finds it it is a ubuntu package. and the reason that 'not all devel' packages (any really) are installed is because the base install would be over 6g [01:37] bluefoxicy: i get some crappy advert *updated his hosts file* [01:37] abhorsen: guess he's awake now :D [01:37] but what will happen in four days, when i am going to be on a different wireless router? [01:37] rob138; it's better than my usual fix (using a static address :) [01:37] WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? === carsonc [n=carson@dialup-4.231.44.174.Dial1.Houston1.Level3.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:37] UltimateWarrior: you know about tail -f? [01:37] intelikey: it doesnt, and please stop being an ass [01:37] hehe [01:37] abhorsen: press caps lock please [01:37] Toma-: doesn't that violate sf.net policy [01:37] Sorry [01:38] rob138; you could try playing around with the network-locations stuff, but I haven't played with that before [01:38] toma also wtf anjuta 2.0 is awesome look at the screenshats. [01:38] rob138; the prepend line shouldn't break other providers [01:38] Knorrie, Sure, that's a handy one! [01:38] abhorsen: nice :) [01:38] what package do i need ot get my mp3 fiels to work [01:38] it just uses it first if its available, otherwise it'll use the dhcp provded one [01:38] bluefoxicy: they might have been hacked [01:38] Knorrie, Do you know about 'grep -v' :) [01:38] !tell Wizz_kidd about mp3 [01:38] intelikey: and these BASIC devel packages are installed by default with pretty much any linux distro ou there, and i havent see any go over 1.5/2 gig [01:38] abhorsen you have build-essential installed ? [01:38] UltimateWarrior: sure [01:38] Unless it came with Kubuntu, I dont have it. [01:38] cwillu, Oh okay, i gotcha, should i bother using wifi-radar? [01:39] UltimateWarrior: qt-devel and ncurses-devel [01:39] Knorrie, That's another precious tool sometimes... [01:39] Toma-: doubtful. === carsonc [n=carson@dialup-4.231.44.174.Dial1.Houston1.Level3.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:39] *Ubuntu* === Davey [i=foobar@unaffiliated/davey] has joined #ubuntu [01:39] Wizz_kidd: mp3 fiels? === ratatos [n=ratatos@c-695b72d5.014-28-74686e1.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [01:39] devel packages are default install in what distro ? [01:39] rob138; sorry, I don't know anything about that [01:39] bluefoxicy: well email them [01:39] rob138; my laptop doesn't like ubuntu :) [01:39] intelikey: sourcemage :D [01:39] intelikey: gentoo? :) [01:39] intelikey: any that lets you choose development packages [01:39] (hardware problems that windows copes with better) === akcom [n=akcom@196-96.26-24.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:39] mine barely does [01:39] UNiXWHoRe, I'm not sure, but have you added 'universe' and 'multiverse' to your '-src' entries in sources.list? [01:39] lol Toma- [01:40] how would I restart inetd (I need to enable tftpd, which I just installed). i tried /etc/init.d/inetd restart and it said inetd was not found [01:40] what is build-essential? [01:40] how do i turn on private messages in XIRC === everton137 [n=Everton@201-27-133-26.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] abhorsen, it is used for compiling applications [01:40] !info build-essental [01:40] but "lets you choose" hardly qualifies as default anyway. === wbarnes [n=Bill@CPE000f3d5dd5e3-CM00122573b2ce.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] includes gcc, g++ etc [01:40] abhorsen, the GCC compiler and its friends [01:40] akcom; try a locate inet to see where it might be [01:40] UltimateWarrior: nope, where is that sources.list? [01:40] akcom; locate inetd that is [01:40] does it come with ubuntu, or do I have to get it online? [01:40] Im such a noob === nenduvel [n=nenduvel@kotnet-145.kulnet.kuleuven.be] has joined #ubuntu [01:40] rob: you need to register with nickserv [01:40] can someone help me: i unmounted then remounted an ntfs partition, and now i can't access it.. === Drakeson [n=Hon@toronto-HSE-ppp4002496.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:41] i am registered... [01:41] Knorrie, Man... Many many thanks for the great help. Now I have got something to study, the whole sasl process... I just need to know what we just did! :o) [01:41] abhorsen: build-essential is on the CD, just not installed by default [01:41] intelikey: as i said before, stop being an ass, please [01:41] UNiXWHoRe, /etc/apt/sources.list [01:41] abhorsen: if possible *always* use official ubuntu packages [01:41] intelikey: i asked for help, not flames... [01:41] abhorsen in a terminal type sudo apt-get install build-essential [01:41] UltimateWarriorL thanks m8 [01:41] mikebot: Make sure the options column of /etc/fstab has "ro,umask=0222" for your ntfs entry. === wbarnes [n=Bill@CPE000f3d5dd5e3-CM00122573b2ce.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [01:41] rob138; can you see me? === devians [n=lappy@58.166.132.176] has joined #ubuntu [01:41] rob138: is the person your pm'ing registered too? [01:41] Hi, can anyone tell me how to fix the password problem in ubuntu Breezy? There is a file that actually has the root password listed, should I delete the file or just delete the password entry? === silvaran sees cwillu [01:41] There he is! [01:41] silvaran, i haven't edited fstab at all...do i need to do that? [01:41] UltimateWarrior: i spend some hours to get this thing working, so i m happy i can help you === wbarnes [n=Bill@CPE000f3d5dd5e3-CM00122573b2ce.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:42] UNiXWHoRe, You could try adding 'universe multiverse' right after 'main restricted' to your 'deb-src' entries and run 'sudo aptitude update' and then 'aptitude search packages-you-want'. [01:42] UNiXWHoRe if the little bit of light i gave caused flames Stop hagnifying it. [01:42] mikebot: TO keep the ro,umask=0222 settings between mounts, yes. [01:42] Where can i find the cool graphical tool for configuring ATI Remote wonder remotes found in distros like geekbox [01:42] Knorrie, I understand that feeling. ;) [01:42] UltimateWarrior: sasl is not very well documented === caglar_ [n=caglar@dslb-084-056-069-149.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] can someone explain what purpose initrd serves === tisuang [n=tisuang@201.11.201.143] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] It is installing now [01:43] UltimateWarrior: the postfix docs (also on www.postfix.org) are reallly good [01:43] Knorrie, Yeah, you were right when you sais it was complicated. === Protocol1 [n=Protocol@64.13.121.45] has joined #ubuntu === bobeq [n=lukas@buk18.internetdsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [01:43] wbarnes: It's a miniature filesystem-in-a-file to serve as a launchpad for booting the system. abbreviation for "initial ramdisk" [01:43] MeetThaFocker: a fix has been released if you are up to date with updates. The fixed packages are base-config and passwd [01:43] In terminal, it says its done, what now? [01:43] Knorrie, Agreed. I just wanted to make sure I would install the whole thing in Ubuntu-way. :) [01:44] wbarnes yes. it provides the kernel with ext#fs support and you can not boot without it. [01:44] anyone here ever run a 3dfx voodoo card? [01:44] bimberi Ok thanx === __Ace__ [n=love@kr-lun-162-144-233-83.3.cust.bredband2.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:44] Only a voodoo2 [01:44] UNiXWHoRe, Keep in mind that sometimes package names aren't written like you'd expect. Make sure you try a few variations if you don't find them at the first time. [01:44] intelikey: please tell me why whenever someone asks for help in this so-called linux "community", hes called a newbie or flamed... i mean this is a fairly new linux distro, and i recompiled kernels countless times on RH, Slack, and Mandrake, i know how to do it, i just dont get why this distro seems so windows wannabe, hiding everything you need or want from linux.. === tisuang [n=tisuang@201.11.201.143] has left #ubuntu ["Fui] [01:45] silvaran, i still can't access it === Dann0 [n=danny@crbknf02-16-142163025187.nf.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [01:45] silvaran: why can't the kernel just boot directly. both kernel and initrd are pointing to same device .... so it seems both should be able to access? [01:45] if you have either of those, trash it and go buy a cheap nvidia card === dcode [n=dcode@dpc671431125.direcpc.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:45] it'll 1) work and 2) be about 1000% faster [01:45] hmm nah.. any 3dfx voodoo3s??? (2000 if possible) [01:45] silvaran, right now it is this in ftasb: /dev/hdb5 /media/f:ntfs ntfs ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000,umask=0222 0 0 [01:45] cafuego, holy cow voodoo cards are pretty old..... === jean [n=jean@tor58-18-114-91.dialup.sprint-canada.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:46] Protocol1: only a decade or so ;-) [01:46] i remember having one back in 97 [01:46] to get for example a realplayer movie to work, i need the w32codecs installed right? to install them is the guide given at wiki still up to date? [01:46] wbarnes: It can... but to make things as general as possible, core drivers (for scsi, ide, etc.) are put in the initrd. Then it grabs that initrd on bootup (using very simple disk access code), and loads whatever it needs from the initrd to access the rest of the system. It's a conservative approach to the chicken-and-egg problem of needing a hard disk driver off a hard disk to access a hard disk :) === bigbootay [n=bigboota@219.106.242.57] has joined #ubuntu [01:46] What now, it still wont install, and in terminal, I did what you said. [01:47] UNiXWHoRe, The Ubuntu-way-of-life tries to get the best out of the abstraction layers the distro implements. This is vital for administration purposes. [01:47] so April 20th is the launch date for dapper? === rukuartic [n=rukuarti@pool-72-66-83-211.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:47] I just bought this Intel SRCS28X serial ATA raid controller to drop in my ubuntu file server, and I found that the card doesn't fit in my PCI slot. The card is PCI-X but backwards compatitable with 32-bit PCI [01:47] NCLife: w32codecs don't cover realmedia files iirc [01:47] !seen Seveas [01:47] seveas is currently on #ubuntu+1 (49m 53s) #ubuntu-offtopic (49m 53s) #ubuntu (49m 53s) [01:47] Protocol1, yes, if its not delayed (we'll find out tomorrow) [01:47] my friend told me that it works in older PCI slots if you turn it around...is that true? [01:47] UNiXWHoRe, Slackware is great, and it's surely the best distro to do things 'by hand'. Ubuntu tries to abstract many things to make everything more scalable, upgradable, etc. [01:47] hrm [01:47] can someone help me: i unmounted then remounted an ntfs partition, and now i can't access it.. [01:47] I think it would fit [01:48] UltimateWarrior: at the cost of flexibility... [01:48] mikebot: weren't you having this problem yesterday? [01:48] ssam, i see [01:48] UNiXWHoRe i can't answer that. i neither coded nor packaged any part of ubuntu, i agree completely that it is a windows wanabeee the answer i got on that was that it is made for the windows users first step into linux. as to being called .... or flamed if you stop wareing your feelings on your shirt sleve, people wont destrub them near as much. [01:48] cool [01:48] brenner, yeah, it was never resolved [01:48] Protocol1, mark shuttleworth has suggested a 6week delay to get everything highly polished [01:48] mikebot: pastebin /etc/fstab [01:48] UNiXWHoRe, It's not 'Windows-like' though, since it keeps everything open and it's not so difficult to understand how things work. [01:48] brenner, okay [01:48] UltimateWarrior, as a newbie that i am, how would u compare ubuntu with say, Mandriva? I have both distros installed now. Which is more "newb friendly?" Mandrivia seems to be slightly moreso to me [01:48] !paste [01:48] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [01:48] ssam, thats ok.....the more stable the better [01:48] Shoot what's the name of that vnc viewer for gnome? vino or something? [01:48] brenner, uh. is it impossible to watch them on ubuntu then? [01:49] Is this the last thing that is supposed to be displayed? Setting up build-essential (11.1) ... [01:49] Does anyone know about #shadowserver and SoBe-? [01:49] brenner, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10152 [01:49] Protocol1, indeed, and the adventurous can help do the final testing, there shouldnt be any serious bugs left by april [01:49] abhorsen yeah [01:49] how do I know which version of gnome do I have? [01:49] can someone help me? Is it possible to get a PCI-X card into a PCI slot by turning it around? [01:49] (and it works) [01:49] I got it [01:49] NCLife: no. you just need to install realplayer [01:49] yeah [01:49] then now what do I do? [01:49] dcode: Probably a bad idea :P [01:49] UltimateWarrior: I still wish a future release would include development packages, maybe not install them by default, but at least include them... [01:49] MeetThaFocker, I think everybody has a distro that fits best their needs and that's a very personal choice. I haven't tried Mandriva yet, so I couldn't try to comment on it. But I really think Ubuntu is a great distro for beginners, all of my family (all ages) use it at home. [01:50] :-( [01:50] rukuartic: sounds like botnets and so [01:50] brenner, now here's the thing...it's hdb5 that i can't access..and yesterday it worked, but i wanted to change the name from hdb5 to f:ntfs, so i unmounted it from hdb5 and mounted it on f:ntfs [01:50] NCLife: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats [01:50] if i build a kernel for k8, will i break my 32-bit system? [01:50] why doesn't anything ever work out for me :'-( [01:50] brenner, and now it says i can't access it [01:50] I mean, its pretty complete, but it's not linux if its not customizable... [01:50] Knorrie: Yea... Can you answer a few questions for me? No, its not about getting back :P [01:50] UNiXWHoRe, So you couldn't find the packages even after adding 'universe multiverse'? [01:50] UltimateWarrior, Well I suggest trying Mandriva. I really like it, and it gives you the choice of Gnomne or KDE or Xfce or others [01:50] brenner, okay. So, ill install the w32codecs anyway in case i need them later. Is the faq provided at the wiki reliable? [01:50] thnx rukuartic [01:50] mikebot: did you create /media/f:ntfs ? [01:50] with gnome/metacity, is there a way to create a "temporary workspace" on-the-go.. like you press some magic combo and you make a fifth workspace, even if you use 4 by default [01:50] UltimateWarrior: didnt check yet, just added it, was busy talking... :) [01:50] brenner, yeah [01:51] NCLife: yes. it's the official wiki [01:51] UNiXWHoRe: apt-cache stats... I've almost 24,000 packages available. [01:51] I don't want it to stay until next login [01:51] intelikey: what do I do next? [01:51] brenner, and when i mounted it on that, i got the fodler on my desktop..but when i try to open it i get the error: [01:51] brenner, thanks! [01:51] MeetThaFocker, Ubuntu also gives you that choice. You can easily get a complete KDE or Xfce solution by installing the 'kubuntu-desktop' or 'xubuntu-desktop'. === narzy [n=nospam@c-67-168-237-70.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [01:51] try what ever you were trying that brought us to that point, again abhorsen :) [01:51] brenner, The folder contents could not be displayed. You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "f:ntfs". [01:51] UltimateWarrior, yeah but I am on dial-up and am not downloading KDE, which is probably 100 or more MBs [01:52] I did, no change, unfortunatly [01:52] UNiXWHoRe, Please try it, I'm almost sure you'll find them! :) [01:52] rukuartic: i read some article about an irc conversation with a teenager involved in running botnets some days ago [01:52] how do you install .deb again :P [01:52] okay synaptic is downloading new package info now... [01:52] Of course, I do have KDE 3.5 on a DVD but have no idea how to compile and install it [01:52] Wizz_kidd: sudo dpkg -i whatever.deb [01:52] mikebot: well, the fstab options are ok [01:52] thanks again :p [01:52] UltimateWarrior: seems to work, thanks again man... [01:52] 2006-03-14T00:52:18Z WARNING: LLDir_Linux not fully implemented! [01:52] 2006-03-14T00:52:18Z INFO: QUEUED THREAD STARTING [01:52] 2006-03-14T00:52:18Z INFO: QUEUED THREAD STARTING [01:52] 2006-03-14T00:52:18Z INFO: QUEUED THREAD STARTING [01:52] Mandriva comes with KDE and Gnome on the CD [01:52] mikebot: do you get that when you dbl-click on the icon? === fiendskull9 [n=clayton@12-201-47-157.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu === judgen [n=judgen@h75n1fls34o1109.telia.com] has left #ubuntu [] [01:52] how do i upgrade to gnome 2.14? is it advisable? [01:52] hello [01:52] brenner, yes [01:52] ubotu: tell abhorsen about paste [01:52] where is the install path to gaim located? [01:53] shiv: join #ubuntu+1 to discuss gnome 2.14 [01:53] MeetThaFocker, Got it. I must admit I only switched to Ubuntu after getting my ADSL connection. Before that I had to compile my winmodem drivers by hand and used Slackware. But you can also get the Kubuntu CD, which provides KDE. === w00dst0ck [n=blah@69.192.16.209] has joined #ubuntu [01:53] Ive got a 64-bit cpu on a 32bit system, if i build a kernel with K8/64bit processor family, will it break my 32bit system? [01:53] sorry, wont happen again [01:53] Man its been years since I have been on IRC, this is the first channel I came to tonight that people were actually TALKING [01:53] abhorsen one line pastes are tolerated very well here but do not flood. [01:53] UNiXWHoRe, No problem, man! [01:53] like I said, wont happen again [01:53] where is the install path to gaim? [01:54] UltimateWarrior, I am on dial-up and 14.4K at that. Why? because I am not paying Linuxant.com for the "full version" of my drivers...I wish I could find a hack. [01:54] MeetThaFocker: you'll find that there is too much talk here, it moves too fast [01:54] engla: not that i know of, but you add more new workspaces by right-clicking on the switcher applet and selecting Preferences, Number of Workspaces [01:54] please send answer to my question through pm [01:54] MeetThaFocker: Same here, I just joined yesterday after a 5-6 year hiatus :) [01:54] agaqin [01:54] q is [01:54] what now, intelikey? [01:54] MeetThaFocker: why not? did linux cost too much to buy? :) [01:54] where is the install path to gaim located? === ^Odd^ [n=shane@24-177-148-2.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] MeetThaFocker, Have you tried the Smartlink drivers? Those were the best drivers I could find when I had to struggle with my now-disabled winmodem! === mindlace [i=mindlace@dsl092-068-023.bos1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] bimberi: of course. I'd like a solution with some flow.. guess I need a cooler wm than metacity for that === OmegaAlpha [n=christop@69-168-246-71.bflony.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:54] mikebot: can you access it thru terminal? [01:54] <^Odd^> whats the command to set up lm-sensors for the first time? [01:54] abhorsen what do you mean what now ? i didn't see any error message ? [01:55] mh, got another question. Im experiencing jerky dvd playback. I've already enabled the DMA transfer, is there another thing i could do to avoid this? [01:55] fiendskull9: dpkg -L gaim will list files. [01:55] UltimateWarrior, no I have not, do they work with Conexant HCF winmodems? [01:55] engla: kk [01:55] Still for me, it's dissapointing that workspaces in os x > workspaces in gnome [01:55] what's do I have to delete in .evolution to get rid of the IMAP cache, but not clobber all my settings, filters, etc? [01:55] It was the same error message [01:55] brenner, do i just cd /media/f:ntfs? [01:55] abhorsen notice warning != error [01:55] mikebot: yes === Managu [n=swalker@c-68-48-90-45.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [01:55] hehehe [01:55] LLDir_Linux not fully implemented! [01:55] Toma, I don't agree with forcing people to pay for hardware they ALREADY own. that's what linuxant does. [01:55] hello all, i was wondering is someone knew of a data recovery program to use from a partition screwup [01:56] abhorsen that is a warning, not an error. [01:56] MeetThaFocker: theyre giving you support for a devious peice of hardware. reverse engineering something like a winmodem is no easy task. throwing them a little bit of money isnt evil. [01:56] then what does it mean, it still isnt installed, is it? [01:56] brenner, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10153 [01:57] Toma, yeah but if there is an alternative to their driver, I will gladly resist giving up my money. [01:57] Toma-: I suspect it's more of a personal preference than an ethical dilemma... paying one company to make up for another company's shortcomings. [01:57] MeetThaFocker, That's one of the modems I have had in the past and I can't remember it right, but I think it's worth a try! [01:57] <^Odd^> anyone know what the configure command to set up lm-sensors [01:57] UltimateWarrior, have a link? [01:57] abhorsen it's telling you that that function is not going to be used. i have no idea what the function will or wont do but the program should work. [01:57] MeetThaFocker, Just a minute and I'll see if I can find some useful information from my past experiences! [01:58] hmm k. anyway, who would wanna support linux anyway. === Nwallins [n=bebop@72.17.139.211] has left #ubuntu [] [01:58] Toma, I would think designing and developing KDE is no easy task, yet I don't see them setting up a paypal account on their website [01:58] MeetThaFocker: they still make a pretty penny. [01:58] abhorsen in linux no error generally means no error. === blrich [n=aerich@c220-239-8-98.belrs4.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [01:59] well, The program has not launched, is there something i have to do to make the program RUN? === Exposure [n=Exposure@i103033.upc-i.chello.nl] has joined #ubuntu [01:59] Im sorry, Im used to the windows point and click === seren [n=james@CPE-72-133-195-232.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [01:59] abhorsen probably what program are you installing there ? [01:59] brenner, any idea? [01:59] anyone know when flight-5 kubuntu iso will be released? [02:00] can anyone help? having trouble starting kde because of ICE/DCOP not working. there's something wrong with my host. I can't even sudo on the command line, because it says 'cannot lookup - loclahost via gethostbyname()' [02:00] it is just a game, but Ive been having problems installing a number of programs. [02:00] it is called second life [02:00] mikebot: ls -l /media | grep ntfs [02:00] abhorsen and did you follow the instruvtions provided by it's author ? === yaaar [n=chatzill@12-216-224-35.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:00] brenner, dr-x------ 1 root root 28672 2006-03-12 15:48 f:ntfs [02:01] my host seems to be r00ted but this is all after a bad reset, so i don't know what could have happened. [02:01] not to but in here as im not all that familiar with your problem abhorsen but i believe second life for linux is still in alpha stages [02:01] blrich, your hostname doesn't match what's in /etc/hosts ; type hostname && cat /etc/hostname | head -1 === ubuntutest [n=gentoo@66-168-50-50.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:01] It is, but Ive had errors and problems with a number of programs, such ass WINE and others [02:01] abhorsen if it was a source package (file.tar.gz) look for any files in the unpacked directory that are all caps. README INSTALL ... === akcom [n=akcom@196-96.26-24.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:02] mikebot: you should be able to read it. i don't know to be honest. you stumped me. [02:02] bleh [02:02] Does anyone know if the '/notice' irc command is client or server based? [02:02] hmmm. do i need to build this kernel with initrd or no initrd? that is the question... [02:02] UltimateWarrior: doesnt work [02:02] apt-cache stats still gives me only about 1500 packages [02:02] brenner, heh okay [02:02] could someone help mikebot access his ntfs partition? his ftsab is here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10152. his error is here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10153 [02:02] UNiXWHoRe, Damn, I wanted to leave a note for MeetThaFocker [02:03] brenner, ah thank oyu [02:03] nickrud: it comes out as richcorp localhost richcorp === djs_2_6 [n=djstillm@66-188-61-13.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] UltimateWarrior: mind sending me a copy of your sources.list? === st3alth [n=st3alth@222.124.3.10] has joined #ubuntu [02:03] blrich, how about pasting just the first line of /etc/hosts [02:03] UltimateWarrior: im starting to think it might be broken [02:03] UNiXWHoRe, Just a second! [02:03] UltimateWarrior: you can leave him a message via MemoServ [02:03] UNiXWHoRe: what are you looking for? [02:03] Hey all. Does anyone know of a good app for breezy for converting dvd rips into avis or mpegs? [02:04] FlannelKing, Hmmm... Thanks! [02:04] forget second life. I need help installing WINE [02:04] Toma-: ncurses-devel and qt-devel [02:04] nickrud: the thing was, this problem was happening before when my /etc/hosts was 127.0.0.1 loclahost, 127.0.1.1 richcorp.richcorp.localhost richcorp. so i got rid of the second entry, fixed things up, this is still happening tho === beefsprocket [n=beefspro@HSE-Toronto-ppp315640.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:04] Can you help me with that? [02:04] djs_2_6: acidrip does it for me === mwe [n=mwe@port462.ds1-ynoe.adsl.cybercity.dk] has joined #ubuntu [02:04] UNiXWHoRe, Please pvt msg me. === beefsprocket [n=beefspro@HSE-Toronto-ppp315640.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["left] [02:04] UNiXWHoRe: i just installed "ncurses-dev" === P3L|C4N0 [n=gcamposm@200.121.122.32] has joined #ubuntu [02:04] for qt, i imagine its qt-dev [02:04] Toma- - Does that work with already ripped dvd files? [02:04] djs_2_6: nope [02:04] how can you know what package a specific file belongs to? [02:05] djs_2_6: like, vobs? [02:05] Toma-: except synaptic or apt doesnt find it... === Versed [n=Versed@c-69-253-173-154.hsd1.nj.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] Toma- - Yep [02:05] quirky [02:05] 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost richcorp <--- make it look something like that blrich [02:05] !info ncurses-dev [02:05] whaaat [02:05] info libncurses5-dev [02:05] 1info libncurses5-dev [02:05] lol [02:05] mikebot: you *could* try and change the fstab option to just: umask=0222 === beppe [n=beppe@ppp-170-18.29-151.libero.it] has joined #ubuntu [02:05] !info libncurses-dev [02:05] !info libncurses5-dev [02:06] you ok there nickrud ? [02:06] libncurses5-dev: (Developer's libraries and docs for ncurses), section libdevel, is optional. Version: 5.4-9ubuntu4 (breezy), Packaged size: 1218 kB, Installed size: 5656 kB === akcom [n=akcom@196-96.26-24.tampabay.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [02:06] mikebot: that's what the starter guide in the help menu says to use [02:06] ahh :/ thx nickrud [02:06] hoo-ray! [02:06] I dropped my cigarette, and paniced [02:06] brenner, okay, i'll try that === ^Odd^ [n=shane@24-177-148-2.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === TrevorP [n=trevorp@137.166.127.161] has joined #ubuntu [02:06] ahh well [02:06] bbl [02:06] <^Odd^> so does anyone know what the command to configure lm-sensors is? === insidious|zzz [n=dont@24-180-7-3.dhcp.snlo.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] sensors-detect [02:07] brenner, so tak away fmask and dmask? [02:07] ^Odd^: sensors-detect [02:07] Anyone else know of a good app for breezy for converting dvd rips into avis or mpegs? === cyphase [n=cyphase@69.110.230.33] has joined #ubuntu [02:07] salve a tutte......sono nuovo....ma credo di essere nel posto sbagliato [02:07] !it [02:07] Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie! [02:07] can you help me install WINE intelikey? You have been very helpful so far [02:07] UltimateWarrior: crap, server doesnt accept privates unless registered [02:07] djs_2_6: anything that uses mencoder will do [02:08] UNiXWHoRe, Damn! === tomypreach [n=tomyprea@56342E8C.rev.stofanet.dk] has joined #ubuntu [02:08] brenner, same error...it may have somethign to do witht he fact that i partioned this in windows using partition magic? [02:08] ok....... sorry........ [02:08] abhorsen sudo apt-get install wine === raph [n=raph@gar13-2-82-239-233-72.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:08] hi all - [02:08] djs_2_6: try dvdrip for ripping dvds into avis [02:08] mikebot: everything except umask=0222 [02:08] UNiXWHoRe, Let's see what happens if I... [02:08] abhorsen it's in the repos === guestleft [n=guestlef@static-71-243-124-121.bos.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === Aegir [n=richard@C1480153.wl148.flinders.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu [02:08] i need a divx player ? do any of you know a good one ? [02:08] vlc [02:08] noce_br - Thanks, but I already have some ripped dvds that I need to convert... [02:08] brenner, ah okay [02:09] djs_2_6: ripped into what? .vob files? [02:09] !tell abhorsen about wine [02:09] noce_br - Yep [02:09] UltimateWarrior: ill try and ctcp you my e-mail adress, hold on... [02:09] is there an installer for it ? :-( [02:09] brenner, same error...all i'm doing is saving fstab then trying to open it again--i don't have to restart or anything, right? [02:09] nickrud: should i do the same for the second line with the 192.168.0.2 ip? [02:09] hey mike [02:09] mikebot: you have to remount! [02:09] UNiXWHoRe, I'm trying to DCC chat you... Did you get any request? === PuppiesOnAcid [n=jeff@66.232.204.175] has joined #ubuntu [02:09] mikebot: sudo mount -a [02:09] got it? [02:10] abhorsen wine-doc - Windows Emulator (Documentation) wine-utils - Windows Emulator (Utilities) wine-doc - Windows Emulator (Documentation) winesetuptk - Windows Emulator (Configuration and Setup Tool) <--- they are all in the repos. [02:10] UltimateWarrior: nope [02:10] UNiXWHoRe, nope. :( [02:10] The proprietary nVidia drivers are the nvidia-glx, correct? [02:10] bleh [02:10] UNiXWHoRe, Do you have ICQ? [02:10] brenner, ahhh [02:10] bababooey ? [02:10] brenner, okay, let me try [02:10] UltimateWarrior: nope, msn === sadok [n=sadok@adsl-70-231-249-164.dsl.snfc21.sbcglobal.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] ironic, isnt it? [02:10] wassup? [02:10] blrich, I don't know, I've just seen your error before. I run from real network problems [02:10] lol [02:10] UNiXWHoRe, Hmmm... Yahoo! Messenger? :) [02:10] wtf lol my bad one more time someone ........how do you install .deb packages my comp restarting === GGS [n=gunne@h203n1fls31o834.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] dude ubuntu is awsome === kameron [n=kameron@S0106000129f5b884.cc.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:10] nickrud: as do i [02:10] brenner, same thing [02:10] ubuntu rules!!! [02:11] nickrud: oh well thanks for your help =) === Parkotron [n=parker@fctnnbsc16w-156034220171.nb.aliant.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] UNiXWHoRe, Sorry, I don't have an MSM account... (and proud of it! :D ) [02:11] What do i do - if i wanna install vlc ? [02:11] mikebot: damn [02:11] UNiXWHoRe, UltimateWarrior: just make your own channel - /j #unixwarrior (or the like) [02:11] apt-get install vlc [02:11] i wanna get red hat though [02:11] okey [02:11] blrich, make that change to /etc/hosts, it'll fix the sudo problem. You may need to boot into recovery mode, if sudo's broken [02:11] abhorsen man apt-cache apt-cache is your friend. [02:11] UltimateWarrior: yeah join me on privatetest === vars [n=vars@71-32-19-63.blng.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] bimberi, LOL!! :D [02:11] brenner, =/ === WorstPhobia [n=Malachi@236-209.dothan.cable.graceba.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:11] :P [02:12] blender rocks you should check it out [02:12] mikebot: what about the script found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountPartitions === Drakeson [n=Hon@toronto-HSE-ppp4002496.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] === svu [n=svu@host-194-46-244-250.dsl-ie.utvinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] ok thanks for the help!!! === ba [i=ba@206-163-251-15.yktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu === tritium [n=michael@ubuntu/member/tritium] has joined #ubuntu [02:12] brenner, i'll install it, one second [02:12] what is the correct way to enable automatical beagle startup on ubuntu? just putting beagled into the session? [02:12] UltimateWarrior, UNiXWHoRe: I did think that was better than #ultimatewhore :P [02:13] The proprietary nVidia drivers are the nvidia-glx, correct? [02:13] brenner mikebot not to but in but you should comment out the lines in fstab that pretain to ntfs before running that script. [02:13] mikebot, brenner mount -a doesn't remount ; umount the disk directly then remount to test [02:13] damn, i can't find any player to read my ape tags properly [02:13] intelikey, nickrud : thanks guys [02:13] shiftoi, what is an ape tag? [02:13] bimberi, ROTFLMAO!! [02:13] Anyone else know of a good app for breezy for converting dvd rips into avis or mpegs? [02:14] mplayer [02:14] anyone ever get a 3dfx voodoo3 direct rendering to work? [02:14] tritium - I linke your Sn. Any particular reason? [02:14] balu1, sure did [02:14] ape is the tagging format for monkeys audio files, and a few other formats [02:14] meep [02:14] nickrud: NO WAY NICK [02:14] nickrud: gee, the help menu entry is misleading then: "How do I remount /etc/fstab without rebooting? sudo mount -a" === john__ [n=john@71.30.67.124] has joined #ubuntu [02:14] nickrud: please share your heavenly knowledge. [02:14] djs_2_6: thanks. A few reasons, one of which is I'm from Albuquerque, and our baseball team (from the Simpsons) is the Isotopes. === Khisanth [n=Khisanth@pool-71-247-81-57.nycmny.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === balu1 starts salivating.. === dancingmonkey [n=usarr@adsl-69-108-67-0.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] okay so wait, what should i do === witte [n=witte@oh-clevelandheights-cdnt1-bg2c-237.clvdoh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:15] i'm going to change that ntfs back to umask, then unmount and mount it [02:15] tritium - Ah. I always was fascinated with the experiments that scientists had been trying with Deuterium and Tritium... === laszlok [n=laszlo@134.117.187.133] has joined #ubuntu [02:16] djs_2_6: agreed === bimberi is wary of tritium's free neutrons [02:16] nickrud: do you want to take over? :) [02:16] brenner, from the man page: -a Mount all filesystems (of the given types) mentioned in fstab. [02:16] djs_2_6: u like fusion/fission concepts huh? [02:16] is the a way I can get win32 codecs onto mplayer? [02:16] Ok, great people... Gotta plat at least one 'coin' of WWF Superstars on xmame before going to bed! :D See ya! [02:16] :) === neoncode [n=neoncode@88-107-201-207.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:16] or for it? [02:16] bimberi: :) [02:16] balu1, I wrote it up, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Vodoo3doesnotdo3D [02:16] nickrud: um ;x that didnt work for me? [02:16] balu1 - Yeah, for what my little brain can comprehend of them... === mike_ [n=mike@h76.146.55.139.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] balu1, put your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file on a pastebin for me [02:17] nickrud: xserver just dosnt start up on the voodoo.conf.accel [02:17] mikebot: what options line are you going back to? [02:17] nickrud: k will do. [02:17] !pastebin [02:17] methinks pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :) [02:17] i just got linux and i need to know a audio plugin to play audio files [02:17] brenner, umask=0222 [02:17] hmm - cant install it - damn === fabio [n=fabio@201.3.128.165] has joined #ubuntu [02:17] bimberi: ROFL [02:17] mikebot: didn't you try that already? [02:17] mike_: Specifically? === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@plr75-1-82-226-218-129.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:18] well mp3 files [02:18] ubuntu: tell mike_ about mp3 [02:18] so what time is the discussion tomorrow? [02:18] brenner, but they said that that i can't just do mount -a, but have to unmount then remount [02:18] brenner, mount -o remount /dev/hda5 is remounting (I did have to look it up again ;) [02:18] mike_: The link from ubotu should get you started. === insidious|zzz is now known as insidious [02:18] Oops. [02:18] ubotu: tell mike about mp3 [02:19] mike_: xmms will play mp3's and look good doing it [02:19] ok thx [02:19] mikebot: ah, ok. then yeah, follow nickrud's syntax === jmoncayo [n=jmoncayo@200.107.54.173] has joined #ubuntu === concept10 [n=concept1@c-67-166-167-125.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:19] except I got hda5 there , a typo [02:19] nickrud, brenner, okay, i can open the ntfs now, except it doesn't display any of the files === fabio is now known as fabioFx [02:19] brenner, nickrud, this is with only the umask=0222 line [02:20] nickrud: hence the "follow his syntax", not "use the command" ;) [02:20] I wonder... what is gam_server? Is beagled running that? [02:20] mike-e, ls /media/f:ntfs -d , what permissions === agalavis [n=agalavis@80.174.227.1] has joined #ubuntu [02:20] nickrud, it displayed this: /media/f:ntfs [02:20] engla, that's what gnome uses to watch for general file changes, it's how nautilus knows to refresh it's windows [02:20] Anyone know of a gui frontend to ntfsresize? [02:20] mikebot: you did use /dev/hdb5 right? [02:20] brenner, yeah [02:21] brenner, hehe [02:21] mikebot, sorry, ls -l /media/f:ntfs -d === antisocial_boris [n=nick@resnet-147097.resnet.bris.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu [02:21] ok, just asking :) [02:21] nickrud: I always kind of wondered how it did that...it's just so cool that way. [02:21] nickrud, dr-x------ 1 root root 28672 2006-03-12 15:48 /media/f:ntfs [02:21] what's this i hear about any user being able to find the first registered user's password? === lucaas [n=lucas@h117n5c1o1124.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] !installerbug [02:22] A fix for the breezy installer password bug is out - http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-262-1. The bug is described at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/34606. If you haven't changed your initial user's password since installing then do so. [02:22] mike-e, you still haven't got the access right. cd / && umount /media/hdb5 && ls /media/hdb5 -ld [02:22] tonyyarusso: can't the parted utilities do that? === alan_ [n=alan@20151149245.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] nickrud: you sure? I've never seen it running like it does now.. grabbing lots of memory [02:22] antisocial_boris: i suppose we know the answer to the age old question "got root?" === deadcat [n=deadcat@adsl-69-108-205-236.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:22] whats a gmail fs? [02:22] nickrud: how do I find out what the "parent" of this process is? [02:22] engla, yeah, it screws up sometimes, just type killall gam_server in a terminal, it'll reset [02:22] Nickrud: This is my noaccel: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10155 ::::: and This is my ACCEL http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10154 [02:23] brenner: Not to my knowledge anyway. They make some overtures like they're thinking about it, but don't quite pull through. G anway, maybe QT works?... [02:23] engla: `pstree` is a neat display of the process hierarchy. === deadcat [n=deadcat@adsl-69-108-205-236.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] === blrich [n=aerich@c220-239-8-98.belrs4.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [02:23] nickrud: hehe okay. I love that kind of robustness [02:23] lull: ooh. New command to me, great, I love good commands [02:23] can someone help? having a problem with ICEauthority/DCOP and kde won't start [02:23] nickrud, after unmounting: drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2006-02-27 13:17 /media/hdb5 [02:23] i'm in a major bind [02:23] tonyyarusso: dunno. just a stab [02:24] mikebot, then put your current fstab up again :) === noce_br is now known as redguy === mike_ [n=mike@h76.146.55.139.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:24] brenner: Wait, maybe it just requires the suggested package, let me check something. [02:24] whats the universal codec for playing audio files [02:24] antisocial_boris: it's not letting me PM you. [02:24] !paste [02:24] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [02:24] lull: sadly most of the applications are started by "initng", that doesn't give that much information. Neat command anyway [02:24] nickrud, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10157 [02:24] nickrud: thanks === zerodni [n=zerodni@c-68-47-173-49.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:24] nickrud: ps , when i ran the reconfigure xserver, i had to enter alot of stuff manually.. so i may have mssed up there..: x === seren [n=james@CPE-72-133-195-232.wi.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:25] hfs is mac's filesystem, right? [02:25] tonyyarusso: yup [02:25] 'k. === xored [n=gasdasdf@i3ED6C633.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu [02:25] can someone help? having a problem with ICEauthority/DCOP and kde won't start === zerodni [n=zerodni@c-68-47-173-49.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === quidam- [n=quidam@201.243.166.165] has joined #ubuntu [02:25] jean: lets you use your dmail account as a filesystem === zyth [n=dysmind@d206-116-100-144.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #Ubuntu [02:25] wats the universal codec for playing music files [02:25] *gmail [02:25] blrich: did you try running dexconf ? === Kanalal is now known as c-2501 [02:25] how do i install .debs ?????? [02:26] whats the terminal command ? [02:26] !deb [02:26] To install a .deb file: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb (but note that the program you want might be installable using !apt from the !repos) [02:26] mike_: there is no universial codec. But there are some packages that keep track of mostly all of them [02:26] mike_: there isn't a codec for everything. === c-2501 is now known as Kanalal [02:26] thanks [02:26] Wizz_kidd: what are you installing? [02:26] i just need one for common audio files like mp3 [02:26] Opera [02:26] Wizz_kidd: np [02:26] blrich: delete the .iceauthority file using sudo and then re-login [02:26] bimberi: did u try it? [02:26] lull: no whats that? [02:26] mikebot, try the http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10158 [02:26] mike_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats [02:26] !tell gmailfs === Suture [n=Suture@63-231-21-223.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:27] LinuxJones: did that, hasn't worked [02:27] nickrud, so mount hdb5 again? [02:27] mikebot, yes. [02:27] jean: no i haven't, nice idea, not sure about the privacy though [02:27] LinuxJones lull I also can't sudo because it says it can't lookup my host [02:27] brenner: That did it. I just didn't have the extra part because it was suggested and not a dependancy. [02:27] blrich: you re-started the login manager after deleting the file ? [02:27] LinuxJones: lull but i haven't changed the /etc/hosts file === trans_err [n=trans_er@blacksburg-bsr1-24-53-130-76.chvlva.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:27] mikebot: lol. waasn't that your original fstab? [02:27] balu1, still looking :) [02:27] a good one :) [02:27] nickrud: ya dont worry :) take ur time.. ill occupy myself with super mario world [02:27] mike_: for mp3, it's "gstreamer0.8-mad" but you could just get all of "gstreamer0.8-plugins" and "gstreamer0.8-plugins-multiverse" [02:28] LinuxJones: yep, del'd everything, del'd the .DCOPserver files, del'd .kde/tmp* and socket* and so on, del'd /tmp/* [02:28] LinuxJones: nothing seems to work [02:28] <_jason> blrich: pastebin /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname === Salah [n=salah@193.216.117.254] has joined #ubuntu [02:28] tonyyarusso: so qtparted works? === Makura [n=austin@adsl-69-153-15-16.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:28] blrich: do it from a virtual terminal (ie ctrl + alt + F3) once you delete the file /etc/init.d/gdm restart then login normally [02:28] _jason: can i msg them to you? they're only 2 lines [02:28] does 3D work with Intel graphic chipsets in Ubuntu? [02:28] brenner, i don't know hehe [02:28] <_jason> blrich: just paste it here then [02:28] 127.0.0.1 localhost === lnrd [n=dark@201009103213.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:29] Salah, only Mesa, not accelerated [02:29] 127.0.1.1 richcorp.richcorp.localhost richcorp [02:29] brenner: Yep; gparted too. [02:29] nickrud, is it: sudo mount /dev/hdb5 /media/f:ntfs [02:29] zyth, what's the different? [02:29] Salah, mesa = all done in software = slow [02:29] Is there any simple way to get faad (mp4) support into gstreamer0.10 (ie. in dapper) [02:29] mikebot, since it's in the fstab, all you need is sudo mount /dev/hdb5 [02:29] <_jason> blrich: the first one is hostname I assume? [02:30] nickrud, okay [02:30] What's the newest kernel for Breezy? [02:30] _jason: yep [02:30] nickrud, ahhhhhhh [02:30] mike_: tell us if it works or not later [02:30] zyth, how much is the difference between mesa and accelerated? :) [02:30] nickrud, brenner, works thanks a bunch [02:30] nickrud, thanks [02:30] nickrud: afaict, that was his original fstab. why can he access the part. now and couldn't before? [02:30] <_jason> blrich: change hostname to 'richcorp' all by itself and /etc/hosts to '/home/jasonr/docs/school/cse398/hw2.pdf [02:30] _jason: i'm worried i might have mangled some file iceauth or dcop uses, there was a bad reset and then this trouble started [02:30] mikebot, if that fails , I have one last suggestion, which I"m gonna make anyway: get rid of the name f:ntfs, I can see that : touching off silly bugs [02:30] <_jason> blrich: one sec, that was a typo :) [02:30] nickrud, nono it works [02:31] well, actually, the original had an extra tab === sociopath [n=user@net34-155.netkaster.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:31] nickrud, thank you [02:31] mikebot, somewhere else, somewhere [02:31] question : how do I restart the network without rebooting ? [02:31] nickrud, sorry? [02:31] <_jason> blrich: change hostname to 'richcorp' all by itself and /etc/hosts to '127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost richcorp'. That's what mine look like. That should let you use sudo at least [02:31] Anyone else know of a good app for breezy for converting dvd rips into avis or mpegs? [02:31] blrich: the .iceauthority file will be re-created when you login to your system [02:31] Salah, let's just say, i wouldn't try playing any games ;) [02:31] djs_2_6> avidemux [02:31] _jason: why not richcorp.localhost richcorp localhost? === phiber_optic [n=xxx@modemcable130.139-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu === besonen__ [n=besonen_@dsl-db.pacinfo.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:32] mikebot, I know it's a legal character for a directory name, but I cringe on some of the programming errors that will kick out === grout58 [n=dasdas@69-164-124-150.sbtnvt.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:32] <_jason> blrich: sure that will work too I suppose [02:32] nickrud, even though it's working? [02:32] djs_2_6: dvdrip or theoggen (but thoggen rips to .ogg and is painfully slow) [02:32] mikebot, I'm talking about other programs using that dir, not the mounting of it. === antisocial_boris [n=nick@resnet-147097.resnet.bris.ac.uk] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:32] nickrud, ah okay...do i just edit fstab, then unmount and mount it? [02:32] _jason LinuxJones oh my *god* found problem - in my /etc/hostname i have richcorplocalhost [02:33] mikebot, that name is what caught my attention in the first place, and yes. [02:33] _jason LinuxJones so that explains that [02:33] blrich: heh === flodine [n=flodine@c-24-4-174-71.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:33] nickrud, okay..can i ask you one more question? [02:33] _jason LinuxJones thanks for your help, rebooting and fixing it now =P [02:33] Salah, is your system a notebook or a desktip? [02:33] blrich: how did that happen ? [02:33] nickrud what was that command to mount the ext3? [02:33] grout58, I was helping him with getting an ntfs partition readable by all [02:33] what should i do so instead of typing 192.168.0.1 i only type for example linuxbox2 [02:33] LinuxJones: my senile 54yo developer father stuffed it up on his new kubuntu system and i've been trying to fix it for an hour [02:34] anyone use mtail for there log files? === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:34] blrich: haha [02:34] whats the command to mount hdb1? [02:34] LinuxJones: that would explain why the prompt always came up as user@richcorplocalhost$ [02:34] sudo mount /dev/hdb1 === themachine [n=pinkpant@pool-70-109-184-70.man.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:34] how do i find out if i have the root password vulnerability? [02:35] blrich: yeah your not from the Netherlands :) [02:35] nickrud, for an ext3 partition, what are the options in fstab/ === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [02:35] grout58: mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/ [02:35] balu1, now, would you post your /var/log/Xorg.0.log error from the acell [02:35] where can I configure programs for start-up? [02:35] i need to restore the GDM [02:35] LinuxJones: no = \n newline i mean [02:35] im getting the ugly blue KDE KDM [02:35] mikebot, pretty much all the same, except for the fmask & dmask [02:35] <_jason> themachine: system > prefs > sessions > startup [02:35] zyth, my system is a notebook :) [02:35] How do I change the properties of my USB drive so users other than root can use it? [02:35] says cant find hdb1 in fstab or mtab [02:35] nickrud :x um.. how do i know its from my accel? [02:35] what permission should I give to a *.jpg file so i can opened from the internet in my apache web server [02:35] nickrud, just take those out? === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:35] themachine: system > preferences > sessions > startup programs [02:35] Salah, ahh, no chance to upgrade the graphics then :( [02:35] jbeagley, sudo chmod 777 /mnt/point [02:35] blrich: yeah I know that was a lame attempt at humour :P === Eleaf [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] Does anybody know of any dns servers? [02:36] how do i find out if i have the root password vulnerability? [02:36] LinuxJones: =P === freeflying-ibook [n=freeflyi@61.190.65.37] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] 777? is that necessary? :P [02:36] V4Vendetta, try opening the file I guess? [02:36] balu1, copy over the acell to x.org, then restart X. when it fails, save /var/log/Xorg.0.log, and send me that === _neoncode [n=neoncode@88-107-140-167.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] Eleaf, what file is it? [02:36] uhh [02:36] /var/log/something... === Drakeson [n=Hon@toronto-HSE-ppp4002496.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:36] ubotu tell V4Vendetta about installerbug [02:36] I forgot it, somebody else here probably knows [02:36] yea thanks ;p [02:36] !visible password [02:36] NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Drakeson [02:36] Eleaf, 68.87.75.194 === svu [n=svu@host-194-46-244-250.dsl-ie.utvinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:37] is there a command where i can see all hd's in my comp even if there not monuted? [02:37] V4Vendetta, which one is that? [02:37] <_jason> !installerbug [02:37] A fix for the breezy installer password bug is out - http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-262-1. The bug is described at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/34606. If you haven't changed your initial user's password since installing then do so. [02:37] Eleaf, comcast === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:37] mmk [02:37] mikebot, nah, those defaults are pretty much vetted [02:37] nickrud: sorry.. how would i save the log? === MHobbit [n=MHobbit@phpbb/modifications/MHobbit] has joined #ubuntu [02:37] so [02:37] hey === dcode [n=dcode@dpc671431125.direcpc.com] has left #ubuntu [] [02:37] just changing my password fixes it? [02:37] zyth, anyways, thanks :) the nvidia drivers are better supported ;) [02:37] k3b keeps complaining that it cant close dvd tray for verification on burns === overrider [n=override@unaffiliated/overrider] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] any clues as to what is REALLY going on? [02:38] grout58: you need to mount them to see them [02:38] hi guys [02:38] balu1, just cp it to your home dir === rohan [n=rohan@dsl-dynamic-62-69-32-30.surfdsl.murphx.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] nickrud, sorry? [02:38] im having some problems with the nic [02:38] how do i find the name of the second drive? [02:38] has anybody decided how to handle the installer bug crisis? (or we are waiting for the crisis to happen then figure it ;) [02:38] mikebot, I though you asked about ext3 changes [02:38] nalioth: busy? === eletido [n=homanj@81range-20.blc.edu] has joined #ubuntu [02:38] how do i find the name of the second drive? === svu [n=svu@host-194-46-244-250.dsl-ie.utvinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:39] V4Vendetta: well, someone told me to update passwd and base-config [02:39] its a intel 815 with pro/100 ve any help?+ [02:39] ubotu tell Drakeson about installerbug [02:39] brenner, how do i update base-config [02:39] nickrud, yes [02:39] grout58, sudo fdisk -l should tell you [02:39] nickrud, what defaults are we talking about? [02:39] V4Vendetta: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install base-config [02:39] mikebot, your fstab is excellent for what you have in it; enjoy [02:39] do sempron 64bit systems require 64bit software? [02:39] jean, no they can run 32bit === childe [n=childe@inet-netcache3-o.oracle.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] bimberi: of course I know about it, I just meant if there will be any news break or so [02:40] V4Vendetta: i meant passwd the package btw [02:40] Drakeson: a fix is out ... === purpleidea [n=james@MTL-HSE-ppp190303.qc.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] zyth: then why is this so flaky === svu [n=svu@host-194-46-244-250.dsl-ie.utvinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] jean, I have no idea what you mean [02:40] nickrud, hehe okay thanks [02:40] my kernel updated today [02:40] !pastebin [02:40] it has been said that pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :) === antoninus [n=anthony@cpc1-ptal1-0-0-cust555.swan.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:40] its ubuntu having problems with intel pro/100 lan? [02:40] stuff keeps crashing [02:41] nickrud, wait, so just to make sure: /dev/hdb6 /media/fext3 ext3 ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 0 0 [02:41] nalioth: busy? === uby [n=uby_@host-84-223-71-215.cust-adsl.tiscali.it] has joined #ubuntu === Molito [n=pablo@190-96-235-201.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] does anyone know how to change a hostname from command line ? [02:41] MaRk182, never has for me. === svu [n=svu@host-194-46-244-250.dsl-ie.utvinternet.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:41] i can see the hdb1 in fdisk but it says its not there when i try to mount it [02:41] brenner, got it, thanks [02:41] HymnToLife, man hostname [02:41] HymnToLife, sudo gedit /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts [02:41] jean, which version of ubunutu are you using? === Molito [n=pablo@190-96-235-201.fibertel.com.ar] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [02:41] mikebot, no, don't add those masks, i meant the available options where the same, not make them the same :) [02:41] V4Vendetta> I did it, now the network won't restart === _r2w_ben [n=chatzill@139.57.170.249] has joined #Ubuntu [02:41] HymnToLife, hm... weird [02:42] Anyone need some server racks? === hector [n=hector@cm124209.red.mundo-r.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:42] me === _r2w_ben [n=chatzill@139.57.170.249] has left #Ubuntu [] [02:42] nickrud help!!! [02:42] <_jason> HymnToLife: hostname command will do but you need to update /etc/hosts as well or you will lose the ability to sudo [02:42] concept10, you paying for shipping? ;) hehe. [02:42] nickrud, no, nick, i'm sorry, i didn't explain...i'm adding an ext3 that wasn't in fstab yet, cause i hadn't added it yet, so i didn't know what to put for the options [02:42] zyth, no, thats the only problem, you could have em for free [02:42] mikebot, what you were doing with those mask was applying a static permission to all the files in the partition; ext3 permissions are dynamic, so you don't need those entries [02:42] nalioth: busy? [02:43] zyth, is not installing the nic driver [02:43] zyth: i386 upped to k7 breezy [02:43] concept10, hehe, the shipping cost alone would be nuts. hehe. :) === purpleidea [n=james@MTL-HSE-ppp190303.qc.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [02:43] ph1qt10n: never [02:43] what kind of school do i go to when they ask you what the word diverse means [02:43] nickrud, so i don't need any options? [02:43] Lmfao [02:43] zyth: too many problems === Molito [n=pablo@190-96-235-201.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [02:43] mikebot, all you need is 'defaults' [02:43] zyth: its like why me zyth === lewix [n=lewix@129.49.7.102] has joined #ubuntu [02:43] nalioth: how do i restore the GDM [02:43] yop [02:43] nickrud, oh okay, thanks [02:43] Jean, and you're not trying to run any 64bit software, right? [02:43] mikebot, for your new ext3 [02:44] ph1qt10n: sudo apt-get install --reinstall gdm ? [02:44] nalioth: didnt work [02:44] ph1qt10n: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm ? [02:44] zyth: no i havent [02:44] it says theres no /etc/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [02:44] nickrud, i don't have permission to write on it now...the new ext3 [02:44] nickrud, haha [02:44] nalioth: after i installed kubuntu desktop, when i turn my laptop on the blue GDM comes up from kubuntu [02:45] mikebot, of course, you need to set the permissions :) [02:45] zyth: i go away and programs i have running are just missing off the screen [02:45] ph1qt10n: you are talking about the "splash screen" ? [02:45] nickrud, how do i do that? [02:45] nalioth: yes [02:45] it says theres no /dev/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab but its in fdisk === GodFather [n=rcc@c-69-244-133-39.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:45] zyth: they crash [02:45] mikebot, do you intend this partition to be readable by only you? [02:45] ph1qt10n: join me in #kubuntu-offtopic please [02:45] ok === blizzzard [n=blizzzar@widfld-cuda1-69-171-247-102.clspco.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === neoncode_ [n=neoncode@88-107-242-53.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:46] nickrud, i'm the only user, so i don't mind [02:46] zyth did you install something or it just detects it? [02:46] nickrud, i just want to use it as storage === MrRio [n=rio@pdpc/supporter/sustaining/MrRio] has joined #ubuntu [02:46] Anyone know how to install avidemux? I am getting an error that it cannot find spidermonkey, even after I have installed it, the -bin, the -dev, libjs, and libjs-dev... === TrendyDark [n=jeremiah@cpe-069-132-099-131.carolina.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:46] wow, im loving flight 5 [02:46] mikebot, then sudo chown mike:mike /path/to/mount/point [02:46] zyth: not sure how long its gonna take before i become the guy who kills his family. but i dont have any wife and kids so its ok :D [02:46] mike is my ubuntu log on name? [02:46] mikebot, exactly === DUMAiSO [n=thomaz@200.231.109.44] has joined #ubuntu === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:47] so michael:michael? [02:47] how do i mount hdb1 [02:47] mikebot, if that's who you log in as, yes [02:47] jean, well, unfortunately 'stuff crashes' is kinda like taking your car to the mechanic and saying 'it's making a weird noise, what's wrong'. They won't be able to tell from just that. [02:47] it asks for the file system [02:47] nickrud, sudo chown michael:michael /media/fext3 [02:47] okay === devians [n=lappy@58.166.132.176] has joined #ubuntu [02:47] jean, [02:47] ls [02:47] oops [02:48] :-P [02:48] stuff crashing could be problems with memory [02:48] sorry [02:48] nickrud: the log was long so i had to split it up in 3 parts... part 1 : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10160 PART 2: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10161 Part 3: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10162 [02:48] nickrud, ah wonderful, thank you; can i delete that "lost and found" folder in it? [02:48] damn a new kernel is out [02:48] mikebot, it's a filesystem housekeeping thing, let it live [02:48] a new kernel is out? [02:48] balu1, yes [02:48] I've seen mozilla die unexpectedly, memtest found problems with the memory [02:48] balu1, k [02:48] nickrud: thanks again [02:48] nickrud, can i hide it? [02:48] witte: im running a full gnome with 256mb [02:48] there's *always* a new kernel out. Don't run off and upgrade like a lemming :P [02:48] witte - My firefox dies all the time... [02:48] how do i mount hdb1 [02:49] my phpmyadmin directory got rm-rf'd, and apt wont remove or reinstall it. any ideas to get it working again? [02:49] it asks for the file system [02:49] grout58, -t fstype [02:49] like -t ext3 [02:49] balu1, do you have libglide3 installed? [02:49] er assuming you're using the mount command [02:49] nickrud: yes i folowed ur instructions and installed it. === japanlover [n=japanlov@119-42.9-67.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:49] nickrud: i can check it if u can tell me how ;p [02:50] djs_2_6, have you run memtest86? I've also seen firefox randomly crash on a computer with good memory [02:50] apt-cache policy libglide3 [02:50] For some reason it won't let me check off the add check box for the multiverse...any idea why? [02:50] personally, I'd reccomend opera 9 over Firefox, but I'm a heretic :P [02:50] it says hdb1 does not exist === rob [n=Robert@ubuntu/member/rob] has joined #ubuntu [02:50] nickrud, okauy, one more thing..hehe...as for the f:ntfs...if i want to change the mount point to fntfs, can i just edit fstab then do that remount command, and i wont have to do all this editing again? [02:50] japanlover, have you specified any multiverse repos in your sources? [02:50] devians: http://phpmyadmin.sf.net :) [02:50] witte - Yep, my memory is perfect. It is firefox on this distro... [02:50] with not enough memory would the system just slow down? === rukuartic [n=rukuarti@pool-72-66-83-211.washdc.fios.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu [] [02:50] <_jason> japanlover: do you mean it is there and when you click it does nothing or it doesn't even show up? [02:51] it is there, but i check it off and click ok and go back, and it's unchecked === lullabud [n=lullabud@12.24.42.67] has joined #ubuntu [02:51] nickrud : libglide3: installed: 2002.04.10-11ubuntu1 // candidate: 2002.04.10-11ubuntu1 [02:51] witte - BTW, I have 1GB of OCZ Gold VX @ 240FSB and it tests consistently perfect... [02:51] mikebot, you'll umount, change fstab, then mv /media/f:ntfs /media/fntfs , then remount [02:51] nickrud: so ya i think it is instaleld [02:51] So, anyone have any ideas about breezy, avidemux, and spidermonkey?? === devians_ [n=lappy@58.166.132.176] has joined #ubuntu [02:52] nickrud, okay thanks === tecs [n=tecson@124.106.128.41] has joined #ubuntu [02:52] [dri] VideoRAM = 16384, VirtualXres = 1280, VirtualYres= 1024, <-- this is the problem, you aren't using a low enough res [02:52] djs_2_6 from my experience, on instance of firefox will run for 2-3 days and then crash. Mozilla seems to last weeks soemtimes. [02:52] 16mb ram? [02:52] ickyy. === cwill1 [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu === cwill1 [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [02:52] witte - That, and it hates to have more than like 3 windows open with more than say 15-20 tabs... [02:52] the universe check box won't stay checked either === cwillu [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] balu1, but, your accell says 1024x768 for 16 bit; you're not running accell on this log [02:53] whats a PMMU [02:53] i need help getting a drive mounted [02:53] nickrud, ugh, don't have permissions again === mahangu [n=mahangu@220.247.249.165] has joined #ubuntu [02:53] Paged memory management unit [02:53] zyth, 1998 tech, it blew our socks off :) [02:53] omg [02:53] i got my wireless working on my own ^_______________________^ [02:53] and i'm a n00b [02:54] nickrud, hehehe :D I remember X on an 8mb card... Windowmaker was soo pretty [02:54] mikebot, you've had a working one; go back to it, then work your way forward again. It's exactly the same process [02:54] nickrud: ?? i saved the log right after the accel errored. [02:54] how can I make a website on linux ? === heatxsink [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:54] balu1, but, the log's say otherwise [02:54] Ads_, I bet you read the instructions, eh? [02:54] nickrud, haha okay [02:54] Linux is easily portable to most general-purpose 32- or 64-bit architectures as long as they have a paged memory management unit (PMMU) and a port of the GNU C compiler (gcc) (part of The GNU Compiler Collection, GCC). Linux has also been ported to a number of architectures without a PMMU, although functionality is then obviously somewhat limited. See the Clinux project for more info. [02:54] ok if cedega doesnt support direct 3d does anyone know what does? [02:54] zyth now i didn't [02:54] nickrud: hm..so what should i attempt? [02:54] I'm have DRASTIC dns issues [02:55] what is this PMMU [02:55] is there a speific software / [02:55] ? [02:55] Protocol1, what are you talking about? [02:55] i cant mount /dev/hdb1 [02:55] nickrud: i could edit the xorg.conf?? instead of trying to switch between accel/nonaccel? [02:55] Ubuntu is NOT using a dns for anything [02:55] it says theres no /etc/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [02:55] djs_2_6 - I've read someware about configuration file issues with both mozilla and firefox, but that seems like it would have been fixed ages ago. [02:55] zyth: i just used ndiswrapper and it didn;'t work so i tried to gedit the interface listing and changed something and it worked :D [02:55] Eleaf, do you have an /etc/hosts ? [02:55] yes === Ads_ is so happy [02:55] zyth, playing in direct 3d format [02:55] Ads_, ahh. So you couldn't do it again if needed? ;) [02:55] zyth, all was working fine, now it is not [02:55] i cant mount /dev/hdb1 [02:55] it says theres no /etc/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [02:55] DNS support waves in and out of ubuntu as the day goes on [02:56] Protocol1, as in games? [02:56] zyth, ^ [02:56] zyth: no i can now :) [02:56] balu1, cp xorg.accell xorg.conf ; restart X. before you start X, verify that 16 depth maxes out at 1024x768 [02:56] instead of open gl...can I? [02:56] yeah [02:56] zyth: i just moved auto wlan0 above some lines [02:56] Protocol1, depends on the game with cedega. [02:56] This is a HORRIBLE bug if it is one [02:56] nickrud: how can i verify that?? [02:56] ok [02:56] witte - You would have figured, but really, Ubuntu is still teething, so I will be patient for a while... [02:56] it says theres no /etc/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab [02:56] how do I FORCE ubuntu to use dns? [02:56] Protocol1, check Cedega's compatibility lost. [02:56] It is currently using localhost as the dns, but I specified it to do this NOWHERE [02:56] Eleaf, msg me your /etc/hosts [02:56] witte - BTW, I have even upgraded to the new 1.5 FF and it made no difference... === penrick [n=penrick@235-170.119-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:56] nickrud, thanks for your help === tiago [n=tiago@201009170081.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] can u help me nickrud [02:57] Protocol1, er.. list === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] I would like to make a website, but I'm quite new with linux(more precisely ubuntu). Do you know how I can make a website ? === percent_20 [n=percent2@ip72-192-79-132.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] lewix, sudo apt-get install bluefish [02:57] djs_2_6 - Are you running 32 or 64 bit Ubuntu? My experience is with the 64 bit flavor. === goki- [n=sdfsdf@84.51.141.144] has joined #ubuntu [02:57] can u help me nickrud [02:57] thanks [02:57] ubuntu 64? what is the default sound system it uses? does anyone know? [02:57] lewix, step 1) learn HTML., step 2) get an editor, step 3) design a page, 4) make some nice graphics... [02:58] witte - 32 bit... === mettallicat [n=ricardo@bl7-204-72.dsl.telepac.pt] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [02:58] witte: what is your cpu? [02:58] hmm, when i rebooted my PC it said mounting local filesystems failed, but everything looks okay [02:58] whats up /w that? [02:58] hmm Html for simple website but I'm talking about interactif website [02:58] my phpmyadmin directory got rm-rf'd, and apt wont remove or reinstall it. any ideas to get it working again? === eobanb [n=eoban@user-0c93gne.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [02:58] V4Vendetta, thank you === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:59] lewix, no problem [02:59] jean - Its dual opteron based . === polpak [n=polpak@castilian.sb.net] has joined #ubuntu [02:59] nickrud i need ur help [02:59] lewix: 'interactive' websites use javascript [02:59] nickrud: how do i verify that 16 depth maxes out at 1024 b4 i restart X? === mian1ak [n=mianiak@203.212.149.66] has joined #ubuntu [02:59] grout58, I'm back, lemme finish balu1 [02:59] lewix:: or if you mean websites that does stuff server-side, you'll need to learn PHP [02:59] noone? === xm07 [n=mike@h76.146.55.139.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:00] how do you unpack deb files? [03:00] xm07, sudo dpkg -i name.deb [03:00] MrRio, java applets work too [03:00] how do i mount /dev/hdb1 === regeya [n=shane@dialup-4.159.60.18.Dial1.Chicago1.Level3.net] has joined #ubuntu === din [n=din@24.144.40.40] has joined #ubuntu [03:00] i dunno how to verify [03:00] MrRio: I know about those languages, but I you guys know frontpage or dreamwaver in windows , those are powerful software to design website easily === cyphase [n=cyphase@69.110.230.33] has joined #ubuntu [03:01] how do i mount /dev/hdb1 [03:01] grout58: sudo mount /dev/hdb1 /path/to/mountpoint [03:01] !info nvu [03:01] nvu: (Complete Web Authoring System), section universe/web, is optional. Version: 1.0-0ubuntu3 (breezy), Packaged size: 8349 kB, Installed size: 26468 kB [03:01] balu1, after you copy over the xorg.conf, read it, make sure there are no resolutions higher for SubSection Display Depth 16 [03:01] k === Ads_ [i=UPP@82-32-112-22.cable.ubr03.hawk.blueyonder.co.uk] has left #ubuntu [] [03:02] I got Phil Zimmermann to use Ubuntu [03:02] lewix, if you have universe enabled you can use sudo apt-get install nvu === hyphenated [n=cgilmour@202.152.224.25] has joined #ubuntu [03:02] nickrud: yes the 16 maxes out [03:02] He JUST NOW found out about GnuPG [03:02] hi all. i have ubuntu on an older dell latitude and i want to completely remove gnome and install fluxbox. what's the best way to remove gnome? [03:02] balu1, at 1024x768? [03:02] I'm trying to troubleshoot an LSI 53C1030 scsi controller that is throwing scsi errors several times a week. One of the common erros are: mptbase: ioc1: IOCStatus(0x0047): SCSI Protocol Error And mptbase: ioc1: IOCStatus(0x0044): SCSI Data Overrun === ads_ [n=ads@82-32-112-22.cable.ubr03.hawk.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu === langst [n=langst@cpe-66-68-81-169.austin.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:03] polpak, thank, how do I execute it ? [03:03] balu1, if yes, log out, ctl-alt-backspace, log back in [03:03] nickrud: yep.. is thre a proper way to restart the X? , i always go ctrl alt f1, then type "sudo killall -9 gdm" === pra5ad [n=pra5ad@pool-141-157-106-216.balt.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:03] nickrud: k ill do that [03:03] Anyone know how I can sort out this keyboard and mouse lag which occasional occurs? [03:03] It has two scsi drives on a properly terminated U320 cable and one cd burner on a 68-50 pin converter on the second channel [03:03] ctrl-alt-backspace? [03:03] balu1> Ctrl+Alt+BkSpc === ddonky [n=don@66-190-240-198.dhcp.klmt.or.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:03] grout58, what are you trying to do? [03:03] lewix, it should make an icon for it under either applications->internet or applications->programming [03:04] nickrud: ctrl+al+backspaced... im sitting at a terminal..its not really doing anything? [03:04] k thanks again, I've typed nvu in the terminal and it works [03:04] balu1, are you in X windows now? [03:04] balu1, switch to terminal one, and copy over the /var/log/Xorg.0.log now, this will preserve the error messages [03:04] polpak: um..im at a terminal on a black screen. [03:04] I've googled this and come up with only a few hits, suggesting there is an instability in the 2.6 kernel driver. [03:05] balu1, if not, (and you are using ubuntu not kunbuntu) try /etc/init.d/gdm restart [03:05] nickrud: how do i switch to terminal 1?? [03:05] balu1, ctl-alt-f1 :) [03:05] nickrud: god im a noob [03:05] lol, it's all about context, you're sitting at a blank terminal 7, that's where X runs [03:06] what's a good cd burner for ubuntu? [03:06] nickrud: k..now how do i go back to my desktop? ;p ctrl alt f7? [03:06] mikebot, there something wrong with the default? [03:06] balu1, exactly [03:06] I'm using an old BP5 [03:06] polpak, wasn't aware there was a default--what's it called? [03:06] hmm, when i rebooted my PC it said mounting local filesystems failed, but everything looks okay [03:06] whats up /w that? [03:07] mikebot, for audio cd's it's serpentine === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu === Elsan_ [n=geno@Sherbrooke-HSE-ppp3610390.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === regeya pats k3b === brenner [n=brenner@WNPP-p-203-54-20-232.prem.tmns.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:07] polpak, and that's already installed?...is there one program that can burn audio and data like a nero? [03:07] So, anyone have any ideas about breezy, avidemux, and spidermonkey?? [03:07] mikebot, k3b is pretty similiar to nero === RemyLaptop [n=david@203-214-141-232.perm.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === regeya pats k3b and looks in mikebot's direction === nickrud grumbles about kde & cd burning & darn === crimsun [i=nobody@pdpc/supporter/silver/crimsun] has joined #ubuntu [03:08] sudo apt-get install k3b? [03:08] mikebot, yeah, but it requires a bunch of kde liba [03:08] libs [03:08] hi, anyone know much about gdesklets ? [03:08] nickrud, it's darn rude of a kde app to be more full-featured...erm, I mean, confusingly full-featured...erm, I mean, confusing to the average user... [03:08] regeya, you think he got it? [03:08] polpak, oh i don't want that [03:08] is there a gnome one? [03:08] RemyLaptop, ask away [03:09] nickrud: i want to check that i got u the right log b4 posting.. how can i do that [03:09] mikebot, um, there's, uh, shoot, gnomebaker? that's not the one I'm thinking of...hang on, I'm doing a search === purpleidea [n=james@MTL-HSE-ppp190303.qc.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:09] regeya, hehe okay thanks [03:09] balu1, if you copied /var/log/Xorg.0.log to home before you restarted X, you got the right one === thizilati [n=~just@adsl-71-132-247-42.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:09] there's a nice gnome app that does just about everything other than automating video dvd burns [03:09] nickrud: i did that. k leme post it [03:09] V4Vendetta I'm getting an error when starting a network monitor... error: http://pastebin.com/600882 [03:10] mikebot, the forum lists gnomebaker as a replacement app for nero === kameron is now known as kameron_away [03:10] mikebot, I've never used it though [03:10] polpak, okay thanks [03:10] hello [03:10] balu1, an easy way to post: gedit , ctl-a , paste to pastebin [03:10] how do i exit to the console in ubuntu 5.10? [03:10] hello, i am trying to play mp3's but cannot. wich program should i use? [03:10] RemyLaptop, have you configged the gdesklet to use the right device, example: eth0 [03:10] sorry exit to the command line* [03:10] <_jason> !mp3 [03:10] somebody said mp3 was a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats [03:10] carny, alt-ctl-f 1 thru 6 === Eleaf [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:10] !tell carny about restricted formats [03:10] carny, you want to stop X, or you just want a terminal? [03:11] V4Vendetta, yup. It actually works... === purpleidea [n=james@MTL-HSE-ppp190303.qc.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [03:11] tell thizilati about mp3 [03:11] !tell thizilati about mp3 === mike-ee [n=mike@209.112.88.98] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] just that it gives me that error every time I load it... === lucky [n=joel@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:0:0:0:1f] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] RemyLaptop, have you tried more then 1 desklet? === panzer [n=panzer@88-126-246-201.adsl.terra.cl] has joined #ubuntu [03:11] !restricted [03:11] methinks restricted is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats === eclair [n=clarizza@203.131.171.98] has joined #ubuntu === lucky [n=joel@2001:5c0:8fff:ffff:0:0:0:1f] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:11] V4Vendetta I have heaps of others that work fine... I haven't tried a different network monitor, no. [03:11] jeez louize === benplaut [n=benplaut@cpe-70-95-146-177.hawaii.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:12] RemyLaptop, try another one, maybe that one is coded wrong, and are you using eth0 for internet? [03:12] How can i remove the Kubuntu splash screen and restore the original brown ubuntu splash screen? === Toma- [n=lin4me@203-59-207-12.dyn.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === ubi_SK [n=fdsfs@ppp-199-33.movi.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [03:12] most can be replaced by FreeFormats...tell that to my dvd player [03:12] ph1qt10n, use gdm instead of kdm === panzer [n=panzer@88-126-246-201.adsl.terra.cl] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [03:12] lol [03:12] tell that to the quicktime developers, come to that. [03:12] <_jason> ph1qt10n: first 'sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so' let me know when you finish that [03:12] V4Vendetta, will do. yes, I am using eth0 [03:12] Hey, does anyone know where to find libmp4-0?? [03:13] regeya: hence the "most" :P === tonyyarusso [n=anthony@HSE-Toronto-ppp295372.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:13] nickrud: part 1 http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10163 part 2 http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10164 part 2 [03:13] RemyLaptop, okay === Casanova [n=prash@unaffiliated/casanova] has joined #ubuntu [03:13] does someone here use scim? === cwillu [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:13] brenner, well, mp3 can be replaced. or it can't. depends on who you ask. :-> [03:14] hrm gnomebaker doesn't seem to add itself to anything under Applications === intelikey [n=root@0-2pool242-119.nas23.houston4.tx.us.da.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:14] balu1, same error: [dri] VideoRAM = 16384, VirtualXres = 1280, VirtualYres= 1024, [03:14] mikebot, it's under multimedia === Casanova [n=prash@unaffiliated/casanova] has left #ubuntu ["http://prashblog.be"] === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [03:14] mikebot, sound & video sorry === code [n=ventz@denali.ccs.neu.edu] has joined #ubuntu === jcarter [n=jcarter@68-112-249-167.dhcp.oxfr.ma.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:14] balu1: wtf..so did i ntot do it right? [03:14] why can't i get sound when playing AVIs? [03:14] anyone here use lighttp? === dutch [n=james@cpe-065-190-182-028.nc.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:15] <_jason> ubotu: tell mike-ee about multimedia [03:15] woo! thanks ubuntu for autodetecting my 2200b/g [03:15] mike-ee, do you have the right codecs installed [03:15] porn is not the same without audio =T [03:15] considering that there are well-funded orgs in this country who don't think I have the right to take a CD home and rip it to listen to on my computer, I don't worry myself overly much about MP3. besides, Fraunhofer is a german company. just let 'em sue someone for private use of an unlicensed idea. [03:15] balu1, make your copy of the accell to xorg, then paste /etc/X11/xorg.conf (the one you intend to be accellerated) [03:15] V4Vendetta, ah, thanks === adam_ [n=adam@15-pool1.ras03.jfk01.dial.cogentco.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] anyone know if you can get Yahoo Widgets to work on linux ? http://widgets.yahoo.com === PuppiesOnAcid [n=jeff@66.232.204.175] has joined #ubuntu [03:15] V4Vendetta i have the cipherfunk codec package installed [03:15] mike-e, np [03:15] mike-ee: some say theres some issues with widows media 9 codecs... [03:15] Is there any way to make xchat-gnome operate like the xchat of olde? [03:15] V4Vendetta, this burns audio cds too? [03:15] hello there, sorry to bother you. I`m a windows user and Ive a problem trying to run ubuntu from the live cd. The loading process dies at "Startin Hotplug Subsystem". Does anyone know a way to solve it? [03:15] <_jason> ph1qt10n: well after you finish updating alternatives, you have to do 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)' === Steil [n=Steil@S010600904b5bb782.ca.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu === leogibson [n=Administ@ip68-1-225-2.dl.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:16] V4Vendetta, oh i see it, nevermind [03:16] ahFeel, I finally can get rid of the ugly xubuntu splash screen [03:16] ubi_SK: sounds like some bad harware. [03:16] sorry ahFeel === LeeJunFan [n=junfan@adsl-69-210-207-5.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:16] so does anyone here use banshee? [03:17] thanks Toma- [03:17] ubi_SK start with nohotplug [03:17] I'm having trouble with printing and margins -- things print outside their margins regardless of what I do the size of the paper is letter: 8-1/2" x 11" and the printer is an HP PSC 1315 For example, whenever I print something in Firefox, everything shows up fine except the top text (page number and date), they're cut off (only a very small portion of the text shows) [03:17] nickrud: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10166 here u are [03:17] ubi_SK: np. doubt thats going to help tho :/ try the dapper/flight 5 live cd? [03:17] changing the margin in Firefox from 0.5" to 1.0" changed nothing [03:17] has anyone here gotten xgl working? [03:17] In Windows I used to get messages about extending my battery life (laptop) by setting thresholds for battery charge while plugged into the AC adaptor, and completely discharging and recharging the battery periodically. Can/should I do this in Ubuntu, and how? === shane_ [n=shane@24-177-148-2.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:18] sorry, I only have Ubuntu 5.1. How do I sart without hotplug? [03:18] jcarter: i tried it, but got lots and lots of artifacts. ask in #ubuntu+1 and/or #xgl [03:18] toma: oh, ok, thanks === Jared[1] [n=[cmu] cyn@JAREDCOMP.RES.cmu.edu] has joined #ubuntu === neeja [i=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [03:18] hey, quick question about Grub === DarkMageZ [n=DarkMage@ppp23-58.lns2.syd7.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:18] PuppiesOnAcid, apt-get install xhat [03:18] *xchat [03:19] can someone tell me if when you compile a kernel theres an option for sempron in the list in one of the versions? [03:19] I installed it in the MBR of one of my drives, and when I try to boot using it, it just repeats the text "GRUB" many times === cwillu [n=cwillu@64-110-221-240.sktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:19] ubi_SK: You can hit Ctrl-C when it hangs to skip it in the startup process. [03:19] jean: nope. but it still works as a k7, or if its a 64-bit sempron, k8 [03:19] has anyone installed ut2k4?, how did it go? [03:19] thanks tonyyarusso, bot Ive already tried that [03:19] DarkMageZ: yep, works fine [03:19] balu1, that one looks right. you got DefaultDepth 16, & Modes "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480" in Depth 16 [03:19] anyone know why I might be having trouble with printer margins in Ubuntu? [03:20] i need to restart lighttp whats the command? === Dingbat [n=dingbat@modemcable215.122-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:20] ubi_SK: Oh, okay. [03:20] Jared[1] are you changing bios setting to cause boot from that drive ? [03:20] i thought all semprons were 32bit === chriswk [n=chriswk@cD9089959.inet.catch.no] has joined #ubuntu [03:20] Question: How do I take a screenshot in KDE? [03:20] nickrud: right..maybe im doing the error logging wrong [03:20] yeah, it is set to boot from that drive [03:20] nickrud: can u out line it step by step..now that i ahve the xorg.conf as accel [03:20] nah, new semprons are 64bit socket 754. ive got a 64-bit sempron 3100 :) [03:20] when I installed grub on it, I did the following: === satan [n=satan@d206-116-21-70.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:20] root (hd5,0) [03:20] setup (hd2) [03:20] balu1, the error log gets written over every time you restart X [03:21] do you know how to diable hotplug in the startup? === Makura [n=austin@adsl-69-153-15-16.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:21] because my /boot partition is on hd5 in the first parition, and I want to boot off of drive hd2 [03:21] ubi_SK: intelikey told you, nohotplug at the boot line options [03:21] Do favorite pages in Firefox have a place on the harddrive? If so, where is the folder where they are kept? === CrocoJet [i=dundee@cm-net-poa-C8B01038.dynamic.brdterra.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [03:21] balu1, your xorg is right, and you said you have libglide3 installed, that's all you need to do. [03:21] nickrud: i understand but if thats the case, the weird error log u see is either a left over, or i didnt copy it over at the right time? [03:21] darn friends using outlook. they keep sending me virus's :D *chuckle* [03:21] balu1, probably not at the right time. [03:22] nickrud: yes but X doesnt restart. === FunnyLookinHat [n=funnyloo@71.57.11.218] has joined #ubuntu === Mez [n=Mez@ubuntu/member/mez] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] Question: How do I take a screenshot in KDE? [03:22] thaks you all very much, I ll try it right away === kameron_away is now known as kameron [03:22] Dingbat: run ksnapshot [03:22] nickrud: k so thats what i meant.. can u out line step by step starting from copying xorg.conf as my accel file [03:22] Makura: There's a file containing them, I think something like ~/.mozilla/bookmarks.html. [03:22] balu1, I ran that near exact xorg for 4 years. [03:22] has anyone had this problem with grub? it's a very difficult thing to search for on google === tom__ [n=tom@c-69-139-162-234.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] Jared[1] what i'm asking is if the bios has changed sense you set that up. cause mbr is read and grub expects that to be hd0 a confused way to handel booting if you ask me. that's why i like lilo. [03:22] anyone have any words to recommend superkaramba over gdesklets ? === morpheus007 [n=morpheus@pool-151-197-31-169.phil.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:22] tonyyarusso: Thanks [03:22] nickrud: i dnt get it, why on earth is it not workin on my end ;x === Makura [n=austin@adsl-69-153-15-16.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:23] RemyLaptop: depends on if youre using KDE or gnome [03:23] Thank you Toma- [03:23] balu1, it makes better sense for now, to get a working xorg, then copy it over to accell [03:23] using gnome [03:23] Dingbat: np [03:23] Remenic: gdesklets are =( but i never tried the other one [03:23] intelikey: yes, I had to tell the bios to boot off of the drive where I installed Grub in the MBR [03:23] RemyLaptop: stick to gdesklets [03:23] is superkaramba kde only ? [03:23] k [03:23] nickrud: but thatd mean no 3d accel right? [03:23] Toma-: did u install the patch? [03:23] RemyLaptop: not kde ONLY, just it used kde libs so itll take up more ram [03:23] I was checking out yahoo widgets, and they have soooo many cool widgets. === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [03:23] balu1, no, get it right, then save the working xorg [03:23] intelikey: you can boot using grub from any drive, right? why does it expect it to be hd0? [03:23] DarkMageZ: what patch? just used the linux installer and run [03:23] gdesklets has some cool stuff, but widgets craps all over it :-P [03:24] balu1, gotta go for 5-10 minutes [03:24] how can i change the usplash? === abarbaccia [n=andrew@c-24-91-115-239.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:24] !xgl [03:24] XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems. It works ONLY on dapper. Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/ [03:24] <_jason> ph1qt10n: I just told you :/ [03:24] nickrud: thats what i have been attempting.. , k np, thanks for ur time tho.. appreciate it === nmstryoda [n=nomaster@ip24-252-193-86.mc.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:24] <_jason> ubotu: tell ph1qt10n about usplashchange [03:24] !dapper [03:24] The next release of Ubuntu is Dapper Drake - /join #ubuntu+1 for discussion [03:24] hey all - if i have a doc file and want it to be a pdf is there any linux tool to accomplish this easily? [03:24] use openoffice writer [03:25] <_jason> abarbaccia: OOo writer exports to pdf [03:25] ooo fun [03:25] Toma-: oh, well there's an offical patch, bringing it to 3355, making it equal to the windows version === tiefox [n=giovanni@200.208.130.3] has joined #ubuntu [03:25] thanks guys [03:25] didn't even know that [03:25] _jason: any idea on how to make your own artwork.so? :) === zembee [n=z@118-054.dsl.osogrande.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:25] <_jason> !usplash [03:25] [usplash] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/USplashCustomizationHowto === OmegaAlpha [n=christop@69-168-246-71.bflony.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:25] thanks _jason [03:25] DarkMageZ: oic. i dont play online with the fullversion :/ not enough players... only the demo has lots of players in my area === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === Falstius [n=airen@c-68-40-57-200.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === skon [n=skon@24-151-131-165.dhcp.oxfr.ma.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:26] Toma-: ah, k, i guess i'll just see if i can get the patch working, should be fun === Colloid [n=asdf@CPE002078caf3a7-CM00122583a50a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:26] thx _jason === hejin [n=hejin@218.63.218.5] has joined #ubuntu === anto9us [n=anthony@cpc1-ptal1-0-0-cust555.swan.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:26] Jared[1] that's the problem then. grub is looking for the bios drive hd5 which is now bios drive hd0 ie you confused grub by changing bios settings. i'm not sure there is a way around what you have done. if you can boot a grub disk with the present bios setting and reconfigure grub to act according to this new bios settings it should then boot. [03:26] hello [03:27] I want to tru ubuntu [03:27] how do ifigure out whichdvdtodownload === antoninus is now known as anto9us [03:27] Jared[1] , intelikey: What about the live CD way of fixing grub problems? [03:27] there are3 [03:27] /msg treetree Register treetree [03:27] intelikey: well the thing is, I have my /boot on one drive, and I have the Grub bootloader in the MBR of another drive [03:28] NickNoze: what type of CPU/PC do you have? === haasteem [n=haasteem@209-161-234-73.dsl.look.ca] has joined #ubuntu [03:28] well, an HP and it is 5 years old [03:28] intelikey: so you're saying that the drive numbers get changed around depending on which one is set as the boot drive? [03:28] cpu... AMD933 Mhz [03:28] tonyyarusso that is kinda what i said. but if he has to change bios to boot the live then he wont be able to fix it there either. [03:28] hi, i am looking for a good podcasting application... any suggestions? [03:28] NickNoze: get the 386 version [03:28] ok.thanks [03:28] intelikey: Point. Wasn't really following, but caught a little bit. [03:28] haasteem: what is podcasting? [03:28] intelikey: I haven't changed the bios settings since I installed grub in the MBR [03:28] hmm, i have installed w32codecs and gstreamer, but i still cannot play mp3's. any insights? [03:29] <_jason> ubotu: tell thizilati about mp3 === Eleaf [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === powder [n=anonymou@cpe-72-129-22-138.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] Toma-: podcasting is like rss for audio files. [03:29] !alsa [03:29] alsa is, like, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=32063, see also !dmix [03:29] _jaon: ive read that page and it did not help [03:29] instead of downloading news articles, it downloads audio files. [03:29] internet radio? [03:29] sorta like that, yeah. [03:29] Toma: that's it === brenner [n=brenner@WNPP-p-203-54-20-232.prem.tmns.net.au] has joined #ubuntu === ve [n=jason@adsl-69-213-0-121.dsl.dytnoh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:29] Toma: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcast [03:29] haasteem: shoutcast or icecast === Enthusiast78 [n=diogo@201-35-79-71.paebv700.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has joined #ubuntu === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [03:30] intelikey: also, the drive I'm trying to install it on is on a 3rd party IDE PCI card [03:30] howdy === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:30] intelikey: which my BIOS sees as a SCSI card [03:30] <_jason> thizilati: what does 'apt-cache policy gstreamer0.8-mad | grep -i Installed' say? [03:30] Toma-: it's not a live stream, it actually downloads an mp3. === CrocoJet [i=dundee@cm-net-poa-C8B01038.dynamic.brdterra.com.br] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [03:30] haasteem: icecast or darkice... i used to run a radio station with darkice :D [03:30] what do i gotta do so i dont have to mount /dev/hdb1 /var/www/ everytime i reboot [03:30] what do i gotta do so i dont have to mount /dev/hdb1 /var/www/ everytime i reboot [03:30] oh. [03:31] lullabud: an app to manage podcast feeds? ipodder [03:31] isnt that illegal? [03:31] Installed: 0.8.12-0unofficialubuntu1 [03:31] ? === pickett [n=pickett@ppp216-245.lns1.adl2.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:31] lol [03:31] grout58: edit your /etc/fstab file to include that drive [03:31] how can I bind vncserver (Xvnc) to a specific interface, so it only listens on my LAN segment [03:31] grout58: you should be able to figure it out from the other lines in that file [03:31] Toma-: just like anything people could use it to do illegal things, but most of it is authorized. [03:31] Toma-: for instance, NPR has most of their radio shows available as podcasts. [03:31] i see. [03:31] grout58: but, you should read man fstab === Enthusiast78 is now known as Enthusiast78_ [03:31] <_jason> thizilati: unofficialubuntu? what is that... pastebin 'apt-cache policy apt-cache policy gstreamer0.8-mad | grep -i Installed [03:32] <_jason> thizilati: bah typo, I mean 'apt-cache policy gstreamer0.8-mad' [03:32] Toma-: as does the ABC over 'ere :) [03:32] bimberi: i'm not looking for a podcast manager, i have a mac. ;-) [03:32] !offtopic [03:32] Non Ubuntu support related discussions may be carried out in #ubuntu-offtopic. Editor/Language wars are welcome there! === httpdss [n=kenny@r201-217-187-207.dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] has joined #ubuntu [03:32] Toma: ok, i'll look into it... thanks [03:32] so P2P networks should just run a small radio station and say that its all just podcasting? :) [03:32] lullabud: kk, i wasn't sure from your Q === ArthurB [n=ArthurB@207-237-239-59.c3-0.avec-ubr10.nyr-avec.ny.cable.rcn.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:32] Jared[1] i thought you just told me you did ? Jared[1] this is what you are up against. linux does NOT use bios to determine hdd addressing. but mbr looks on the address you tell it, according to what bios address it can access. i.e. if you are reading an mbr from something besides /dev/hda you will probably have problems with grub. can it be worked out. short answer yes. but not easily === [9thSF] FhaeTon [n=FhaeTon@m815f36d0.tmodns.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:33] intelikey: okay, thanks for your help === [9thSF] FhaeTon [n=FhaeTon@m815f36d0.tmodns.net] has left #ubuntu ["just] === Enthusiast78_ is now known as Enthusiast78 === Enthusiast78 [n=diogo@201-35-79-71.paebv700.dsl.brasiltelecom.net.br] has left #ubuntu ["Fui] [03:33] _jason: check pastebin [03:33] <_jason> thizilati: link? === crxyem [n=dennis@c-67-165-8-154.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] Jared[1] lilo loads into mbr so it does not suffer from that restriction. === [9thSF] FhaeTon [n=FhaeTon@m815f36d0.tmodns.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] _jason: http://pastebin.com/600918 === docta_v [n=dr_v@69-12-242-122.adsl.dynamic.cds1.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:34] <_jason> thizilati: what are you playing the file with? and what happens when you try? === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === [9thSF] FhaeTon [n=FhaeTon@m815f36d0.tmodns.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:35] _jason: ive tried totem and rhythmbox, totem says decoder not found, while rhythmbox acts like its going to play it for a split second then does nothing === nekostar [n=nekostar@unaffiliated/starscalling] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] DAM [03:36] why is k3b burning at 2x all the time?!?!?! [03:36] balu1, ping === shane_ is now known as ^Odd^ [03:36] its not [03:36] <_jason> thizilati: run 'gst-register-0.8' and restart the players [03:36] anyone know how to run updates in terminal instead of using synaptic. I know of sudo apt-get update. but is there something else i have to do? === theCore [n=alex@Toronto-HSE-ppp3785508.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === jaygeek_ [n=jaygeek@ACaen-151-1-21-59.w86-195.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [03:36] nickrud: sup? [03:36] OmegaAlpha, sudo apt-get update [03:36] OmegaAlpha, sudo apt-get upgrade :) [03:37] balu1, any progress? [03:37] lullabud: and now i realise it was haasteem who asked anyway (D'Oh). hasteem: ipodder [03:37] nickrud: nope :( [03:37] OmegaAlpha: aptitude? [03:37] nickrud: i made a new log.. where do i check fo rthe resolutoin thing [03:38] ve, forgot about that. but are there parameters ? [03:38] non necessary [03:38] none [03:38] what is the easiest way to start an app every time twm starts ? .Xresources ? === ^Odd^ [n=shane@24-177-148-2.dhcp.mrqt.mi.charter.com] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [03:39] anybody know ? === Hawk|afk [n=Hawk@p549CA84F.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu === Kyral [n=kyral@ubuntu/member/kyral] has joined #ubuntu [03:39] balu1, starting from the bottom of the log, you wanna look roughly 90 lines back === chii [i=chii@freenode/bot/chii] has joined #ubuntu [03:39] so, anyone know how to vncserver (Xvnc) to a specific interface, so it only listens on my LAN segment? [03:39] _jason: well im further, its doing more than before. XMMS showed up under apps > sound& video, and it plays the song. Except it's giving me an error about my sound card. [03:39] nickrud: k === Madpilot [n=ubuntu@ubuntu/member/madpilot] has joined #ubuntu === antoninus [n=anthony@ipv6.butes.org] has joined #ubuntu [03:39] ve, vncserver --help ? === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] === Stargazers [n=Stargaze@IP-62-216-124-147.telemail.fi] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] Hi === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] balu1, if nothing else, you'll learn to read X logs, which are long :) === NickNoze [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] === antoninus is now known as anto9us [03:40] <_jason> thizilati: check the output, make sure it uses esd or alas, whichever you use. Does it work in totem now? [03:40] bimberi: ok... i see it is in the repository... that's good ;) [03:40] <_jason> thizilati: s/alas/alsa [03:40] i want links2 to open a .gif when i login to twm. anyone ever mess with this before ? [03:40] How I can get URL from PHP-file? I mean, I use wget to download one PHP-file and then I need to get URL on $URL variable. How I can do that? === TheWrench [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:40] anyone set up a gmail notifier? [03:40] <_jason> brenner: yes [03:40] FunnyLookinHat, refers me to Xvnc..which has options for port, and localhost only, but nothing to bind to specific interface/IP === trym [n=trym@194.63.254.6] has joined #ubuntu [03:41] _jason: which one/how'd you do it? [03:41] ve, hmm strange. Try man xvnc [03:41] ve, im not familiar with aptitude. how would i do what the auto updater does... when you see it appearing on the top panel bar [03:41] "man xvnc" [03:41] _jason: how do i check the output? === Metaltron [n=Metaltro@66.81.225.240] has joined #ubuntu [03:41] <_jason> thizilati: xmms preferences [03:41] I have added a repository to be able to install kde 3.5.1.. What do I have to do afterwards to install it? doing a upgrade doesnt cut it [03:42] FunnyLookinHat, essentially the same as Xvnc --help [03:42] OmegaAlpha, apt-get upgrade I believe is what you are looking for [03:42] Anyone any ideas? [03:42] <_jason> brenner: gmail-notifier in the repos. Just enable pop in your settings through the normal gmail web interface and then configure gmail-notifier with your username and password [03:42] ve, that's unfortunate. I assume you already googled and all, right? Becasue that's whree i owuld look next [03:42] <_jason> brenner: gmail-notify is the acutal package name [03:43] _jason: was wondering why i couldn't find it. thanks [03:43] OmegaAlpha, u to Update, then g to Download/Install? [03:43] Hi, I am reformatting my hard drive (200GB) and would like to try having multiple multiple operating systems. === Stargazers [n=Stargaze@IP-62-216-124-147.telemail.fi] has left #ubuntu [] [03:43] OmegaAlpha, may have to mark all items in Upgraded category first [03:43] Windows XP home and Ubuntu. [03:43] nickrud: i c what ur saying about the log tho.. even dri says ur 3d will only work when damn res is set right, all in the log ;x [03:43] what size partitions should I use? [03:43] prety helpful stuf [03:43] TheWrench: grub is your friend [03:44] X is pretty good, some others are not so clear [03:44] doesnt apt-get upgrade, upgrade the kernel? [03:44] help? :) === jaygeek__ [n=jaygeek@ACaen-151-1-49-218.w86-205.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [03:44] OmegaAlpha, generally..if you haven't compiled a custom one [03:44] TheWrench, partition sizes? Well you probably only need 10 gig for ubuntu healthy... but XP needs at least 25 to be a good install [03:44] balu1, but you can nearly always get a decent error log, sometimes you just have to turn on an option === logical_mark [n=markgree@24-179-41-206.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu === Rower [i=Rower@v-413-alfarv-30.bitnet.nu] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] TheWrench i would sujest about 10g each win ntfs and ubuntu ext3 then a media partition of about 40g fat32 that either os can access easily [03:45] swe? [03:45] nickrud: well.. this new error log sasy samething about virtual x res and y res.. === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has joined #ubuntu [03:45] well what im trying to do is.. i have updates ready right now on the panelbar but it doesnt install them for some reason and does nothing [03:45] _jason: i assume it's meant to be run in the background? [03:46] balu1, one I've looked at, or a new one [03:46] soi figured trying to do it from terminal. i did sudo apt-get update but that doesnt seem to get rid of the updates on the panel bar from flashing [03:46] <_jason> brenner: shows up in notifaction area [03:46] FunnyLookinHat, any other ideas re: vnc? [03:46] ve, yea... im googling, hold on [03:46] apt-get update firstt [03:46] heh, new [03:46] _jason: [03:46] _jason: ah [03:46] nickrud: this is what i do .. tellme if im wrong 1) i replace the xorg.conf w/ the accel version, then i do a ctrl+alt+ backspace, and then at the terminal .. i do the sudo cp /var/log/xorg.0.conf /home/baluvideo.log and then i revert to a working xorg.conf so i can get to my desktop [03:46] and apt-get upgrade then === ITSa341 [n=ITSa341@66.112.50.32] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] ve, tried xvnc -interface eth0 ? [03:47] nickrud: the new one i jst took has the samething in it [03:47] FunnyLookinHat, guess I could do the localhost thing and just ssh connect with port forward === Phoul [n=colin@S0106004005b748fa.wp.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:47] FunnyLookinHat, no....lemme try [03:47] oh wait nmd now its actually installing them.. [03:47] ve, I'm seeing a patch update here that says -interface should work [03:47] balu1, I'd do those steps, just as you have them. Maybe wait about 20 sec, before going to the text console === am3r1ca [n=am3r1ca@82.155.49.143] has joined #ubuntu [03:48] nickrud: ya thats what i did..the logs not right tho? [03:48] anyways should i do the sudo apt-get upgrade? people in the past told me that i shouldn't. === dm [n=usarr@adsl-69-108-69-25.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:49] balu1, if it's the one that says 1280x1024, no, you're not getting the right data into /etc/X11/xorg.conf [03:49] OmegaAlpha, I personally think it doesn't make much of a difference. Since ubuntu repos are all fairly well tested you should be ok doing that [03:49] !wine [03:49] HELP !! i have a FAT32 partition but cant mount it, getting some weird erro, already edited fstab, but still wont work [03:49] OmegaAlpha, you shouldn't always do taht with debian etch /unstable however unless you like to live on the wild side [03:49] is there a web browser in the terminal i can use? === nm [n=nick@CPE000f3d5c9f15-CM0011ae920234.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:49] am3r1ca show the line in /etc/fstab please [03:49] <_jason> Rower: lynx [03:49] _jason: where do i find preferences in xmms? [03:50] _jason: thanx.. [03:50] intelikey here ?? [03:50] nickrud ; grrrrrrrr... === Drakeson [n=Hon@toronto-HSE-ppp4002496.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [03:50] am3r1ca yes just the one line [03:50] _jason: nevermind [03:50] thizilati, you click the top left part of XMMS [03:50] ; ) === carny [n=carny@c220-239-174-203.carlnfd2.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:50] hello [03:50] ve, did that work?? === pickett [n=pickett@ppp216-245.lns1.adl2.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:50] ok, so 25GB (NTFS) for windows, 10GB (ext3) for Ububtu, mabye 100GB (fat32) for media. [03:50] nickrud: how can just chang ethe resolution of my system?? Like sasy "just load 1024 as a default [03:50] intelikey :dev/sda7 /home/am3r1ca/dos vfat user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 0 0 [03:50] im trying to install ati drivers for my rage mobility m1 [03:50] btw anyone know how to recover files from a screwy partition? [03:51] and i get the error message: ./aticonfig: error while loading shared libraries: libfglrx_pp.so.1: cannot open [03:51] TheWrench, that would work fairly well probably [03:51] could anyone please help me? [03:51] OmegaAlpha, define screwy? [03:51] I also have lots of big programs for windows (MATLAB, Mathematica,VisualStudio...etc) should I makea big NTFS partition forthose? [03:51] TheWrench, probably. [03:51] intelikey when i run the comand dmesg | tail i get a weird error === CaptainMorgan [n=CaptainM@c-24-61-150-59.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:52] balu1, lol, it is a total pain for old cards. I bought an nvidia just so I could get away from voodoo3 gl [03:52] <_jason> TheWrench: I believe you can run matlab and mathematica in linux [03:52] nickrud: hm maybe thats what ill do , just pick up a cheap card.. im doing this cuz it wa the only spare card around [03:52] I went as far as a 5200, I throw money :) [03:52] you can, _jason === asdfasdfn__ [n=asdfasdf@20150112241.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [03:52] am3r1ca how about " dev/sda7 /home/am3r1ca/dos vfat users,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 0 0 " adding users should allow you to mount it. you could add auto so that it would be auto. show the "weird" error. [03:52] _jason, TheWrench , you can run those programs in linux, but you need to purchase the linux versions. [03:52] ve, screwy as in, i can see it on linux, but not exactly what should be there, i cant access it on windows. but can see it with partition magic [03:53] <_jason> FunnyLookinHat, TheWrench: I know my matlab came with the linux version on the same cd [03:53] nickrud: do u know how to install a joystick/ ;p [03:53] the voodoo was a great 2d card for the machine I ran it on. [03:53] _jason, oh reallly? that's freakin awesome! [03:53] anyone use mtail for there log files? [03:53] ve, the directories are there as they shoudl be but once you access them.. the files arent there but a bunch of files written in ascii characters [03:53] Joystick = 5 years of frustration [03:53] nickrud: ya 2d works just fine [03:53] nickrud: god bless ubuntu ;p [03:53] _jason: student version? [03:53] <_jason> FunnyLookinHat: yeah, I was pretty surprised when I saw it [03:53] intelikey the erro is [4295331.193000] FAT: utf8 is not a recommended IO charset for FAT filesystems, filesystem will be case sensitive! [03:53] [4295331.198000] FAT: bogus number of reserved sectors [03:53] [4295331.198000] VFS: Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sda7. [03:54] <_jason> tritium: it was actually a friends, not sure [03:54] sory === xm07 [n=mike@h76.146.55.139.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:54] OmegaAlpha, what does fsck have to say about it? [03:54] im new to linux how would i run "./install.sh" as root [03:54] ve, also i can no longer move or resize the partition in a partition program on windows or linux. also i have errors - something about missing clusters [03:54] OmegaAlpha, does it report it as clean? [03:54] what the file equivalent for /etc/ld.so.conf in ubuntu? [03:54] <_jason> xm07: what are you trying to install? [03:54] divx === mist [n=mist@A17-202-45-131.apple.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:54] xm07, On ubuntu, you do sudo ./install.sh [03:54] ok thx [03:54] ve whats fsck? [03:54] xm07, but wait! [03:54] asdfasdfn__: /etc/ld.so.conf ;) [03:55] <_jason> xm07: don't do that [03:55] xm07, Depending on what you are trying to install, I would suggest using synaptic [03:55] good thing i didnt [03:55] nickrud: so no easy way to detect a joystick huh? [03:55] xm07, What are you trying to install? [03:55] the divx codec for linux [03:55] am3r1ca what does fdisk -l /dev/sda7 tell us ? [03:55] oh dude [03:55] fuck my soundcard isnt even detected [03:55] <_jason> ubotu: tell xm07 about restricted [03:55] xm07, Go to System - Administration - Synaptic === freenodes [n=user@ppp-71-128-72-178.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:55] xm07, yea do what ubotu tells u [03:55] or just sda [03:55] balu1, I should refine that: 2 years of frustration, and 3 years of not really caring. I haven [03:55] 't had a joystick recently, anyway. [03:55] intelikey it says : Cannot open /dev/sda7 [03:56] or just sda === ajeen [n=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] how do i make from bootable cd to a bootable dvd ? [03:56] am3r1ca what does fdisk -l /dev/sda tell us ? [03:56] tritium, this file does not exist here [03:56] hi, i'm working on ubuntu on intel macs, and i'd like to discuss booting.... is anyone here who would like to talk about that? :-) [03:56] sorry for the 7 up there. [03:56] ve, i dont know what fsck is... [03:56] asdfasdfn__: did you delete it? [03:56] OmegaAlpha, fsck is file system check [03:56] tritium, no :> [03:56] intelikey it says : Cannot open /dev/sda7 === Skwid_ [n=Skwid___@70.55.142.94] has joined #ubuntu === xiO__ [n=yup@71-15-92-065.dhcp.gnvl.sc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:56] OmegaAlpha, "man fsck" [03:56] ve, well i justentered it and i dont think it sees the hd [03:56] what can I do to be able to watch videos online [03:56] am3r1ca please read. === NetGeek [n=dbasinge@dsl093-224-097.slc1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu [03:57] ok, so perhaps: 25GB (NTFS) for windows, 10GB (ext3) for Ububtu, 100GB (fat32) for media, 40GB (NTFS) for windows application, 25GB (ext3) for Ubuntu applications. Total 200GB. [03:57] lewix, I would install xine [03:57] <_jason> lewix: mplayer plug-in works well for me === ArthurB [n=ArthurB@207-237-239-59.c3-0.avec-ubr10.nyr-avec.ny.cable.rcn.com] has left #ubuntu ["Kopete] [03:57] what doyou think? [03:57] ve, so i entered no for it to continue becuase it says it can cause severe damage [03:57] i have xine but apparently there is an error === D4-1e9i0n_nux_3x [n=D4-1e9i0@5.194.118.70.cfl.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [03:57] lewix, Try installing gxine package as well [03:57] intelikey i ran the command fdisk -l, and the terminal says : intelikey it says : Cannot open /dev/sda7 [03:57] OmegaAlpha, you'll want to unmount the drive and run fsck against only that drive via the device name [03:58] xine engine failed to start. [03:58] No demuxer found - stream format not recognised. === weo1 [n=weo@p549999A0.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [03:58] ubotu, tell lewix about restricted formats [03:58] FunnyLookinHat, sorry but Iam truly a newbie, can you be more explicit [03:58] am3r1ca eeeek then that sounds like a job for testdisk [03:58] <_jason> lewix: install w32codecs (see ubotu's message) [03:58] ve, ok yeah i was just about to do that.. but now the damn drive wont stop reading hehe. I hope it sees it once i unmount it [03:58] intelikey it cant open /dev/sda7 [03:58] TheWrench: if you mostly use linux, consider using ext3 for your media partition and loading an ext3 driver in windows. [03:58] OmegaAlpha, run "mount" to see device name.....run "umount /dev/foo", then "fsck /dev/foo" [03:58] I have never used Linux before. === Toma- [n=lin4me@203-59-207-12.dyn.iinet.net.au] has joined #ubuntu [03:59] intelikey how to testdisk ?? [03:59] I already installed those package [03:59] am3r1ca bad partition table. testdisk might be able to recover it. [03:59] TheWrench: ext3 drivers work great [03:59] lewix, sure thing === flodine [n=flodine@c-24-4-174-71.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [03:59] ... [03:59] am3r1ca sudo apt-get install testdisk && testdisk [03:59] <_jason> lewix: try mplayer :) [03:59] lewix, The problem is that you most likely don't have the libs installed for the codecs you are trying to view [03:59] TheWrench: you don't need 25GB for apps ... I have 7.5 GB for apps and that is just barely halffull (and I have most things installed twice! 32/64 bits) [03:59] or sudo the second [03:59] am3r1ca sudo apt-get install testdisk && sudo testdisk [04:00] TheWrench: and that includes all of the system apps. [04:00] so anyone falmiliar with repartioning hard disk space (dual boot winxp and ubuntu) ??? I need to give Ubuntu more room === me2win [n=hater2wi@adsl-69-153-1-42.dsl.snantx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === d_day [n=alan@c220-237-108-155.carlnfd3.nsw.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [04:00] crxyem: back up your date first ... [04:00] lewix, this site has names of many packages you will need to get those restricted formats to play, such as mp3 [04:00] lewix, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats === mode/#ubuntu [+o tritium] by ChanServ [04:00] how do i make from a live bootable cd to a live bootable dvd ? === helpdesk [n=helpdesk@202.155.59.2] has joined #ubuntu === Discipulus [n=disc@71.244.161.227] has joined #ubuntu [04:00] would a dapper kernel run on breezy? just compiled 2.6.15 and getting some nasty driver errors. [04:00] intelikey, ok but check this out, the fat 32 partition was created with the ubuntu instalation, i created it, and in windows when i acessed the partion, it had all these folders in it [04:01] thanks again, give me one moment..just the time to read throughout the article [04:01] i deleted them all, were they important ??? === jjross [n=jim@12.168.230.180] has joined #ubuntu [04:01] not a problem , my question would be I need to repart my NTFS drive in winxp, and then add more space to / and /home , anything Ishould be aware of, will I need to edit grub [04:01] nickrud: tdfx, im assuming, IS the right driver for the card right?? not glide? [04:01] lewix, ok, you will install all of these packages via synaptic, Found at System - Administration - Synaptic === KoMpLoT [n=daris@124-12-231-201.fibertel.com.ar] has joined #ubuntu [04:01] in windows the partition works fine, it just doesn work in ubuntu [04:01] am3r1ca it is a clean partition ? format it ? === KoMpLoT [n=daris@124-12-231-201.fibertel.com.ar] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [04:02] how to install lynx? [04:02] intelikey, yeah i just formated it in windows [04:02] <_jason> Rower: you should have it, otherwise probably sudo apt-get install lynx === sixtymhz [n=sixtymhz@cpe-066-057-113-244.nc.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:02] crxyem: if you are only increase the size of the current partitions you won't need to edit grub. The easiest way is to download an ubuntu or knoppix live cd and use the partition tools there. [04:02] thanx [04:02] ok, all advice considered. [04:02] formated to fat32 or ntfs ? [04:02] gparted or qparted. [04:02] 25GB (NTFS) for windows, 10GB (ext3) for Ububtu, 110GB (fat32) for media, 40GB (NTFS) for windows application, 15GB (ext3) for Ubuntu applications. Total 200GB. [04:03] _jason: if i have it i only have to type lynx to start it? === lgc [n=lgc@201.144.123.63] has joined #ubuntu [04:03] <_jason> Rower: yep === firat_ [n=firat@210.176.108.219] has joined #ubuntu [04:03] nickrud: the other thing...when i do an LSPCI...i get hex values (in terminal 1) .. [04:03] Hello all from Mexico! === nomasteryoda|w [n=nomaster@ip24-252-193-86.mc.at.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:03] I didn;'t think you could partition ntfs space with knoppix of ubuntu [04:03] balu1, yes. The only thing that comes to mind, is possibly your monitor refresh rates are no quite right. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10166 , along with libglide3 must work === EBAR [n=EBAR@CPE-65-27-118-252.mn.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === EBAR [n=EBAR@CPE-65-27-118-252.mn.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:04] _jason: it told me that the package lynx wasnt there.. [04:04] So you think that this distributionis not possible? [04:04] <_jason> !info lynx [04:04] lynx: (Text-mode WWW Browser), section web, is optional. Version: 2.8.5-2 (breezy), Packaged size: 1811 kB, Installed size: 4580 kB [04:04] TheWrench: Why don't you try 15 GB for windows, 40 GB for your warez, 10 GB for /, 15 GB for /home and the rest for media. [04:04] nickrud: well i want to make sure im putting the right pci slot also.. when i do lspci, my vid card value is 0000:01:00.0 [04:04] plus 2 GB swap. [04:04] nickrud: what par tof that is the PCI card value? [04:04] !bluetooth [04:04] I heard bluetooth is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothSetup and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BluetoothRemote [04:04] <_jason> Rower: what version of ubuntu are you running and what kind of install did you do? [04:05] balu1, pci is ok [04:05] server install === mr_lampe [n=tho@dslb-084-056-132-044.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] FunnyLookinHat, got sidetracked....still messing with it [04:05] am3r1ca if it is blank i'd do this. sudo cfdisk /dev/sda delete anything not wanted. make new partition set it to 06 or what ever you like and write to disk & exit. sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/sda# where # is the new number 7 or other. then mount it. [04:05] how do yo turn bluetooth off? [04:05] TheWrench: it is very possible, just not efficient :) === wicked_ [n=wicked@modemcable123.18-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] _jason: 5.10 version [04:05] <_jason> Rower: that's probably why. Did 'sudo aptitude install lynx' not work? [04:05] nickrud: yes but i want to learn to distinguish between the two...so in a hex value.. how do i know which corresponds to the PCI? [04:05] ve, haha, ok [04:05] balu1, it was the same in both configs you showed me [04:05] _jason: didnt work [04:05] Falstius, why is itnot efficient? === djs_2_6 [n=djstillm@66-188-61-13.dhcp.bycy.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] nickrud: i set that pci manually :X [04:05] I wish someone could help me with this: my laptop is behaving rather windows-like: When I close the session and restart, I end up with the same, pesky messed up session from a month ago. How can I get rid of that? How about you, _jason? Could you help me? [04:05] ve, ok first i ran mount and saw it was sda1 but it was still reading so i waited and disconnected it and now its labeled as sdb1? === nightvision [n=nightvis@d198-53-19-216.abhsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:05] <_jason> Rower: edit /etc/apt/sources.list and enable the online repos. Then do 'sudo apt-get update' [04:05] _jason, perhaps have Rower use Synaptic? [04:06] <_jason> Rower: do you have X? [04:06] _jason: no [04:06] ew gros. [04:06] balu1, all I cared about pci values was that PCI:1: meant it was agp, everything else was bus [04:06] hi! when i updates my sources list i got some of those failed, i did it in console and saw those ing thing... what r those? === tolon [n=tolon@85.104.146.54] has joined #ubuntu [04:06] TheWrench: applications in Linux don't eat up harddrive in the same way as windows so devoting a large amount of space to them is impratical (unless you're running special CAD software or some such) [04:06] intelikey ok !! thanks ill give it a go [04:06] nickrud: but its not an AGP card?? [04:06] _jason: the final thing is that i want it to run as a server machine for cgi irc =) and its my first time trying to install linux.. :D [04:06] nickrud: im using a PCI card. [04:06] <_jason> Rower: k, just uncomment the lines that start with ``deb'' in /etc/apt/sources.list [04:06] am3r1ca it kinda sounds like you made a partition and file system that didn't match and windows read it wrong and compounded the problem. [04:07] ubotu, tell wicked_ about easysource [04:07] can parted or qtparted resize ntfs partitions ?/ [04:07] <_jason> Rower: are you comfortable editing files in the terminal? [04:07] intelikey ok [04:07] wicked_, that should help you out, let me know [04:07] funny thats where i went.. then i activated the gpg [04:07] _jason: yeah.. [04:07] crxyem: you should check the website. [04:07] balu1, sudo lspci -v has the reference numbers (don't wanna say canonical) [04:07] <_jason> Rower: k, just making sure :) [04:07] brb [04:07] _jason: done it 2 times before =P [04:07] good idea [04:07] Flastius: so you are not saying the formats are inefficient, just the sizes of the partitions? === rus1 [n=Russ@12-226-28-39.client.mchsi.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:08] _jason: running linux on this machine to.. but the problem is that im running a dualcore cpu.. [04:08] where is crimsun ? [04:08] and also, cant get the audio drivers correct.. [04:08] nalioth, cafuego _jason could anyone of you help me with tonight's beef? [04:08] lgc: what cut would that be? [04:08] TheWrench: yep. Although fat32 is pretty lame ... ext3 with ext3 drivers for windows or NTFS support in Linux is nicer ... but those both take some special loving. So go with fat32 your first time. [04:08] sup [04:08] intelikey: he's fighting ssh tunneling atm [04:08] <_jason> lgc: you want it to remember your last session or no? [04:09] Toma-: :P these patches are great fun [04:09] what does ign stand for.. ex: Ign ftp://ftp.free.fr breezy/free Sources === tolon [n=tolon@85.104.146.54] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:09] nickrud: u misunderstand me, i just want to know how to read the value, so like if i did lspci, i get a hex value of 0000:01:00.0, i f i wanted to enter a PCI: x:x:x howd i type it? [04:09] wicked_: ignore, cuz it already has that file [04:09] crimsun would you beep me when you have a minute? [04:09] DarkMageZ: oh rly === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [04:09] intelikey: sure [04:09] _jason, nalioth: here it is again: my laptop is behaving rather windows-like: When I close the session and restart, I end up with the same, pesky messed up session from a month ago. How can I get rid of that? [04:09] hello === hallz [n=hlnt@200.217.252.34] has joined #ubuntu [04:09] ho ok so that might be the reason why it failed i guess [04:09] lgc: uncheck the box for 'remember this session' === FunnyLookinHat is now known as FunnyHat_AWAY === lucaas [n=lucas@h145n1c1o1124.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:09] Toma-: ya, i sucessfully stuffed it up :) === hallz [n=hlnt@200.217.252.34] has left #ubuntu [] === at1as [n=at1as@24-247-15-243.static.aldl.mi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] oh no :( === Madpilot [n=brian@S0106000d88b9f3db.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:10] is there a quick way to install my ati rage mobility m1 and enable opengl support with apt-get??? [04:10] is there a quick way to install my ati rage mobility m1 and enable opengl support with apt-get??? [04:10] is there a quick way to install my ati rage mobility m1 and enable opengl support with apt-get??? [04:10] _jason: hmmza.. couldt edit the file :D [04:10] intelikey, the partition is blank, but not the disk, this isnt going to mess up the other partitions right ?? [04:10] <_jason> carny: that only gets you ignored [04:10] carny: First, to be more likely to get help don't flood. [04:10] <_jason> Rower: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list [04:10] carny: repeating gets you onto my ignore list [04:10] aah nano was the command :D [04:10] yeh well i get ignored either way [04:10] please === EBAR [n=EBAR@CPE-65-27-118-252.mn.res.rr.com] has joined #Ubuntu [04:10] !sound [04:10] not sure if im explaining myself well x [04:10] from memory, sound is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems or http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoundProblemsHoary [04:10] ubotu: tell carny about attitude [04:10] :x [04:10] ive asked about 10 times and ive been ignored every time [04:10] nalioth, that option is on the logout window, if I am correct. The problem is that I end up with the same "$#%# old session! [04:10] balu1, :) [04:11] ph1qt10n: why are you flooding this channel? [04:11] <_jason> !ati [04:11] [ati] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589 [04:11] balu1, I [04:11] carny there is a quick to get banned from the channel, just do that repete thing again :) [04:11] thankyou :D [04:11] nickrud did ya get what i was saying? ;x [04:11] am i flooding it? [04:11] FunnyLookinHat, how can I change my streaming video player. I want to use mplayer but xine is set by default [04:11] balu1, yeah, and I am not a PCI calculator, I guess :) [04:11] ph1qt10n: /msg ubotu msg the bot [04:11] carny: That probably means nobody who knows is here at the time that you ask. === mytruehero [n=joey@68-117-100-37.dhcp.eucl.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:11] Falstius: ok, now for the dumb questions. why do you say 10g for / and 15g for /home? what does this mean? alternatively, where should I go to find out? [04:11] <_jason> lgc: system > preferences > sessions, was what nalioth was referring to I believe === mode/#ubuntu [-o tritium] by tritium [04:11] nickrud: now im really confused, i thot it was just a difference in formats..? === shiv [n=shiv@c-65-96-200-229.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === rishi [n=jainer12@c-67-173-80-222.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:12] hey buys [04:12] guys* [04:12] i have a question... [04:12] Can anybody else give me some dns servers? [04:12] balu1, exactly, and I don't even get close enough to that kind of stuff to be able to roll it off the top of my head. [04:12] intelikey, the partition is blank, but not the disk, this isnt going to mess up the other partitions right ?? [04:12] is dapper flight 5 pretty much usable [04:12] ? [04:12] rishi: yep [04:12] am I just imagining things or the audio in kinux appears actually better than windows? [04:12] nickrud: dang.. k didnt kno it was that complicated [04:12] Hey guys, I managed to remove the clock from the system tray (top right hand corner [04:12] TheWrench: / will be where all of your system configuration and program files go. And where your logs and such are. /home is where your personal configuration and files will be. [04:12] rishi: You can get details in #ubuntu+1 too. [04:12] am I just imagining things or the audio in linux appears actually better than windows? [04:13] FunnyLookinHat, how can I change my streaming video player. I want to use mplayer but xine is set by default [04:13] how do I get it back ? [04:13] I'm afraid I'm stumped here... I'm trying to curl a URL that includes an ampersand, but the result of "curl http://www.foo.com/bar.php?a=1&b=2" is just "http://www.foo.com/bar.php?a=1" that is, it only grabs everything before the first ampersand [04:13] am3r1ca if you leave them alone it wont do a thing to them [04:13] apt-get update [04:13] so if i download and install dapper flight 5...once it becomes a release, will it update it automatically, or will i have to reinstall? [04:13] intelikey ok thanks [04:13] <_jason> RemyLaptop: right click on the panel > add to panel > clock [04:13] balu1, I don't even know if it's complicated, I just know enough to recognize different dialects [04:13] I can't get it to appear in the right most panel though.... [04:13] Generally, programs and logs won't get about 5GB, but 10 leaves plenty of room for temp files and a few big games if you lean that way. [04:13] only on the middle panel [04:13] _jason, I don't see any pertinent option (except perhaps "automatically save session changes", which is not selected) [04:13] am3r1ca uf you tell cfdisk to delete them it will.... so use good sense. === Kanalal is now known as Zyzle [04:13] nickrud: i c, well i just thot something was wrong when u said that PCI : 1 = agp, but im running a pci card [04:13] RemyLaptop, after you get it back, right-click on it & select Move [04:13] Anybody know of any dns servers I can use? === frank23 [n=frank@modemcable135.248-130-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [04:14] :(::: [04:14] Still can't move it to the right... [04:14] RemyLaptop: Drag and drop? [04:14] it will only move inside the middle top panel [04:14] 4.2.2.2 [04:14] Eleaf, your own ISP should supply those? [04:14] 4.2.2.3 [04:14] lgc: i'm not sure where in your homedir it saves session info [04:14] yes [04:14] <_jason> lgc: you can delete ~/.gnome2/session, I believe it's where it gets stored [04:14] Moving it doesn't work either... [04:14] that was for eleaf [04:14] Madpilot, but I need some more, I don't even want to explain my situation, sorry [04:14] am3r1ca don't forget to write to disk before you exit. [04:14] alright [04:14] freenodes, those work? [04:14] how can I change my streaming video player. I want to use mplayer but xine is set by default [04:14] Eleaf, no idea, sorry [04:14] _jason, nalioth, thanks. Let me check that out... [04:14] yep theyre some big provider [04:15] Madpilot, yea, it's such a big thing, it would take forever to explain [04:15] thanks freenodes ! [04:15] I'll try them now [04:15] wait, so if i d/l dapper flight 5, will it update to release? [04:15] how can I change my streaming video player. I want to use mplayer but xine is set by default or how can i uninstall xine [04:15] balu1, like I said, I can recognize dialects, but context matters: ok , it's 2. sorry. Not the first time I've gotten details wrong, won't be the last. Heh. [04:15] rishi: yes it will [04:15] mytruehero: Did you try to backslash it? http://foo.com/bar.php\?a=1\?b=2 [04:15] <_jason> lewix: in firefox you mean? [04:15] sweet...one more question...does dapper 5 have all the xgl goodness? === EBAR [n=EBAR@CPE-65-27-118-252.mn.res.rr.com] has left #Ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:16] jason yes [04:16] rishi: it does not. you can add it, tho === broberts [n=broberts@c-24-3-111-3.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:16] intelikey i think i found whats wrong, in the cfdisk comand the fat 32 is sda6, and in fstab its sda7 === blrakach [n=blrakach@c-24-3-111-3.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:16] ah...okay, i think i saw that tutorial on digg [04:16] _jason, that's exactly what i mean [04:16] sda 7 in cfdisk is swap === RuffianSoldier [n=RuffianS@cpe-24-209-106-36.woh.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:16] thats why it didnt find anything === logical_mark [n=markgree@24-179-41-206.dhcp.leds.al.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:16] _jason, Bingo! It actually was the one from a month ago. Thanks! [04:16] :) [04:16] am3r1ca that'll do it. [04:16] nickrud: the only reason i was concerned is, if i defined my card as something it isnt, it could cause probs [04:17] <_jason> lewix: hrmm, I don't know what package provides the xine plug-in. You've installed mplayer and mozilla-mplayer already? [04:17] so now i just have to edit fstab corresponding with the info in the cfdisk ?? === marcb4242 [n=m@car06-3-82-240-156-91.fbx.proxad.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:17] broberts: that works. thanks :) [04:17] ok, so: 25GB (NTFS) for windows, 40GB (NTFS) for windows application, 10GB (ext3) for /, 15GB (ext3) for /home, 110GB (fat32) for media. [04:17] nickrud: well thnks for ur help anyway man..that was alot of time. [04:17] have you guys played with the xgl xororaa or whatever [04:17] good lord [04:17] its sweet [04:17] appreciate it* [04:18] now, how do I go about creating an ext3 partition? [04:18] am3r1ca that is not what was giving the error can not open sda7 message in fdisk -l it should NOT report on non-existant partitions. so there is a test you can use. [04:18] but nothing is more nub friendly than ubuntu...and i am one of those. [04:18] TheWrench, don't forget 1 GB for swap space (that is what Linux uses when it runs out of RAM). [04:18] rishi: once you go to dapper, discussion is in #ubuntu+1 [04:18] okay...thanks nalioth...i really appreciate the help. === OmegaAlpha [n=christop@69-168-246-71.bflony.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:18] yes I installed mozilla-mplayer..I think i installed mplayer a long time ago , I;m not sure though . How can I check it out === cleit0n [n=fox@dial-up-200-184-16-167.intelignet.com.br] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] TheWrench with the ubuntu installer maybe ? [04:19] TheWrench: do you have a blank disk now? It is easier to install windows first and Linux second. You can create empty partitions in the windows install and then format them during the Linux install. [04:19] OmegaAlpha, fall out? === mordof [n=mordof@69.49.45.171] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] how do i grab all the dependancies for a package? === Ubeyguy [n=chatzill@vannuys-cuda2-70-35-20-230.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] hi, how i install one modem intel 537 in kubuntu? [04:19] ok. Anything else like that that I might need to know (the swap space)? === jadepenguin [n=jadepeng@pool-141-153-216-64.mad.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:19] <_jason> lewix: try running 'mplayer' in a terminal would be one way. Put ls /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins/ on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ [04:19] TheWrench sudo cfdisk if you are in linux and this is another drive. [04:19] balu1, I was multitasking, but np. You have the right xorg, get a decent log showing 1024x768 [04:19] the drive crashed, i am writing zeros to it now [04:19] mordof: apt-get does it for you [04:20] nalioth, i wan't to compile the package from source === pvd2006 [n=pvd2006@adsl-68-95-142-34.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:20] ve, no i had a kernel upgrade and didnt know that i had to restart the computer for it to finish i guess upgrading.. but i didnt see the upgrade in the upgrade menu.. so i dont think whatever it did.. didnt work haha [04:20] <_jason> lewix: also, can you prefix your messages with '_jason' please so that I don't miss them [04:20] there is a newer version than the repos have === mytruehero [n=joey@68-117-100-37.dhcp.eucl.wi.charter.com] has left #ubuntu [] [04:20] I am on a different (windows) computer now === zenmac [n=zenwhen@h153.202.28.71.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:20] Anyone here familiar with setting up networking in Parallels when using a wireless card in the host OS (Ubuntu 5.10)? [04:20] I noticed in the Ubuntu documentation to install Limewire it had this link, but the link is now broken does anyone know where to get limewire for Ubuntu? [04:21] what is the config file for aptget? [04:21] _jason, thanks again. hmm so I just time ls /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox/plugins/ on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ === P47|LL0 [n=gcamposm@200.121.122.72] has joined #ubuntu [04:21] pvd2006 Limewire.com [04:21] TheWrench i don't use swap. if you want to use swap partition 2x ram is plenty on all newer systems. 1x ram for those with 1g+ ram [04:21] TheWrench, you should probably put the partitions in the right order, something like C:, /, swap, extended(D:, /home, media) === crxyem [n=dennis@c-67-165-8-154.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:21] pvd2006 the stock Limewire release works just fine in Ubuntu 5.10 I run it myself [04:21] Ill check it [04:21] <_jason> lewix: just run the command and copy and paste to that site, then give me a link [04:21] ve, i unmounted and did fsck it now says /Unfinished DLs Contains a free cluster (275286). Assuming EOF. Reserved field in VFAT long filename slot is not 0 (but 0xa7). 1: Fix. 2. leave it [04:21] Oh ok [04:22] no spyware/adware? === jakedahn [n=jakedahn@70-59-118-213.mpls.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:22] Nope [04:22] but of course you could have 2g ram and 100g swap if you want it. [04:22] ok cool [04:22] intelikey: why don't you use swap? you've never had a runaway proccess eat all your memory and cause a kernel panic? [04:22] Thanks === jquixote [n=jquixote@66.36.198.42] has joined #ubuntu [04:22] pvd2006: use frostwire if you don't want any chance of spyware adware [04:22] how can i enable restricted repos? === ubuntu [n=ubuntu@wnpgmb11dc1-49-123.dynamic.mts.net] has joined #ubuntu === Capt [i=th0r@1Cust6460.an2.sfo17.da.uu.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:22] pvd2006 It worked flawlessly for me [04:22] Falstius oom killer takes care of that. === Myrth [n=m0sh3@adsl-71-137-175-153.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === jadepenguin [n=jadepeng@pool-141-153-216-64.mad.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [04:23] !nonfree [04:23] hi, apt-get upgrade says that libapr0 apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-common apache2-utils libpq4 can't be authenticated - is it a problem? [04:23] percent_20: I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [04:23] pvd2006 Frostwire is almost identical and it's in the repositories [04:23] !non-free [04:23] percent_20: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ === Alex2 [n=ubuntu@wnpgmb11dc1-49-123.dynamic.mts.net] has joined #ubuntu === P47|LL0 is now known as P3L|C4N0 [04:23] I have 500MB ram, so 1GB swap sounds good to me. [04:23] Ohhh ok. [04:23] That will work [04:23] _jason, do you know how [04:23] percent_20: system -> administration -> synaptic -> settings -> repos -> settings [04:23] Falstius and if it didn't it wouldn't matter how much swap you had it would still fill it all up and panic anyway. [04:23] Hey, can someone upload to pastebin, what the /etc/apt/sources.list looks like for Dapper? [04:23] RemyLaptop: you still struggling with the clock??? [04:23] <_jason> lgc: sorry, how what? [04:23] Anyone here familiar with setting up networking in Parallels when using a wireless card in the host OS (Ubuntu 5.10)? [04:23] percent_20: check the box 'show disabled repos' [04:23] is it under mutliverse? [04:24] intelikey: takes longer :) [04:24] _jason, sorry. Do you know how can I add elements to the Gnome menus? [04:24] percent_20: Then go back to the 'repos' window and enable them all. [04:24] OmegaAlpha, fix? you must decide === Zyzle is now known as Kanalal [04:24] pvd2006 I'm not sure which repo and not running my Ubuntu machine right now [04:24] <_jason> lgc: system tools > applications menu editor [04:24] ubotu: tell percent_20 about repos [04:24] OmegaAlpha, I don't know the history of the drive, or the sensitivity of the data [04:24] Falstius: you are saying I must create the partitions is a specific order? [04:24] PuMpErNiCkLe:swee thank you [04:24] percent_20: np :) [04:24] When im running lynx and i download a file, where do they go :D [04:25] ve can you message me [04:25] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10171 [04:25] TheWrench: no, but there are limitations. If you put / too far back on the disk grub won't work (atleast older versions wouldn't, I haven't tried with the latest and greatest). === jon_ [n=jon@58.49.196.159] has joined #ubuntu [04:25] nalioth: thank you coouldn't remember multivers or universe ty [04:25] !ati [04:25] somebody said ati was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589 [04:25] but Windows wants to install on the first partition, so it helps to make linux the second. [04:25] <_jason> lewix: get rid of kaffeine-mozilla package [04:25] !ati rage pro [04:26] carny: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [04:26] well, my / is pretty much the last partition and no problems here [04:26] it was told to install it in the wiki [04:26] ubotu: tell carny about ati [04:26] crxyem: on a 200 GB disk? [04:26] <_jason> lewix: link? [04:26] _jason, I don't know how to get rid of it [04:26] Falstius yeah.... and i have one box with no usb and every linux i have installed on it yet, boots to a point where it sets up usb and "runs away" there, if it has to fill swap it takes a long time for it to oomK and continue the boot, without swap about 5 minutes. so there are pros & cons to everything. [04:26] um, oops a 40GB [04:26] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats#head-6766cd689854da82b6ce8c6563b42f617e426398 [04:26] nickrud: what did u say bout refresh rates? did they ahve to be a minimu of a #hz? [04:26] OmegaAlpha, I msg'd..you there? [04:27] <_jason> lewix: use synaptic or just do: sudo aptitude remove kaffeine-mozilla [04:27] yeah i didnt get it === Eleaf [n=ethan@71-208-146-242.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:27] intelikey it mounted, thanks alot [04:27] am3r1ca np welcome [04:27] _jason, thanks. It's done === Capt is now known as Capt_Danielsen [04:27] <_jason> lewix: restart firefox and it should be using mplayer === Muleario [n=noah@c-68-83-114-227.hsd1.de.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:28] _jason, I can't find exactly that. What seems more like it is "system > preferences > menus and toobars" (well, more or less. I'm translating from Spanish). [04:28] what happened to xine [04:28] OmegaAlpha, odd...I'm using gaim...dunno what the prob could be [04:28] :-\ I dont see frostwire on the list [04:28] _jason, what happened to xine ? [04:28] so anyone know an easy way to auto launch an app when twm starts ? [04:28] im searching through, "ALL" [04:28] ve, i sent you a message did you get it? [04:28] intelikey: .twcrc ? [04:28] <_jason> lewix: you still have xine if you had it before, just not the kaffeine plugin for firefox [04:29] balu1, if you want to check that idea of mine, drop the horizsync 10%, & the vertfresh 20%. [04:29] intelikey: er, .twmrc [04:29] OmegaAlpha, nope...afraid not [04:29] <_jason> lgc: it should be in applications menu > system tools, the command is 'smeg' if you want to run it form a terminal [04:29] nalioth just make one ? with the command i want to run in it ? [04:29] _jason, I just restarted mozilla but xine is still set as the default player [04:29] ve, no i think my xchat is messed up [04:29] nickrud: k ill take a look [04:29] intelikey: ping === mlehrer_ [n=mlehrer@pollux.northsky.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:29] balu1, most hypotheses never see the light of day [04:29] <_jason> lewix: hrmm, pastebin the same ls command from before again [04:29] OmegaAlpha, use AIM/MSN/Yahoo...could use one of those [04:29] crxyem: I was looking for the GRUB boot partition limit but can't find it .. I think its like 80GB but that's just a guess. [04:29] intelikey: there probably is no such thing as a .twmrc, i just said it to make you think [04:29] crimsun you good with alsa problems ? [04:30] intelikey: as long as hardware isn't the culprit [04:30] <_jason> lewix: wait, when you say mozilla, do you actually mean mozilla or firefox? === onei [n=oneifrea@142.66.74.4] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] nickrud: absolutley no reason for this to not work i muts be doing something or the other wrong === navarone [n=me_again@ip-190.56.99.216.dsl-cust.ca.inter.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] nickrud: i had to define most of the xorg myself to set voodoo as primary vid card over my integrated vid card [04:30] intelikey: is oomK a standard part of the kernel or does it need to be installed and configured? === navarone [n=me_again@ip-190.56.99.216.dsl-cust.ca.inter.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:30] balu1 got your email and will send you info in the morning === Lil-Abner [n=Lil-Abne@213-207.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:30] itsaa341: im glad === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [04:31] itsa341: im glad ;) [04:31] crimsun i've had it working under ubuntu before but this time i cant seem to get it to work.... alsamixer E: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory === whaq [i=whaq@203.130.197.106] has joined #ubuntu [04:31] Falstius default afik === jasonkang86 [n=jason@60.48.55.192] has joined #ubuntu === Capt_Danielsen [i=th0r@1Cust6460.an2.sfo17.da.uu.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:31] nickrud: holy shit i dno wha ti did but its working at 1024 res :x [04:31] OmegaAlpha, I could try trillian's irc on my windows laptop...but, I dunno I'm feeling lazy :P [04:31] _jason, firefox [04:31] I am just going to download limewire. they only have it as RPM, hmmm. [04:31] sorry [04:31] oh well, good time to learn that. [04:31] ve, anyways i got another message asking if i want to fix numbering (truncating long name to a short name, delete LFN or ignore [04:31] _jason, I forgot the site to paste stuff [04:31] intelikey: cat /proc/asound/cards [04:31] nickrud: i reconfigured xserver.. wtf this is cooky.. so how can i see if direct rendering works now? [04:31] balu1, you got the right values into xorg.conf. save that one as your acell [04:31] umm... [04:31] <_jason> lewix: it's in /topic but it is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ [04:31] *accel [04:31] pvd2006 get the "other" version === matias [n=matias@r201-217-176-248.dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] has joined #ubuntu [04:32] lol i dont know how to use yahoo messenger or msn to message someone on irc [04:32] anyone running an ati mobility x300 ? [04:32] can we use Linux Ubuntu to learn how to hack? [04:32] nickrud: cant i just leave this as my permanent xorg? i dont mind it [04:32] balu1, glxconfig | grep direct [04:32] When im running lynx and i download a file, where do they go :D [04:32] _jason, isn't mozilla the same as firefox ? [04:32] i know how to sign on irc with gaim but im already signed here with xchat [04:32] crimsun you want that pastebined or is there a specific line you want ? [04:32] OmegaAlpha, no worries.... [04:32] intelikey: okay ... I was doing some reading up. Now that I know what it is, I've seen this in action before when it couldn't find any proccesses to kill to free memory and then still kernel panicked (that was some really badly configured machine) [04:32] intelikey: pastebinned, please [04:32] <_jason> lewix: there's also a mozilla web browser === whaq is now known as anto === lullabud [n=lullabud@c-24-6-170-20.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:32] nickrud: glxconfig: command not found? err.. [04:32] OmegaAlpha, sounds like good stuff to fix.... === ollie [n=ollie@pha75-11-82-236-84-157.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:32] nickrud: Hi again - I think I got that OOo problem mostly licked, thanks to some kind soul on the OOo channel... [04:32] ah alright found it [04:33] can we learn how to hack? [04:33] balu1: you need fglrx installed [04:33] _jason, Im talking about firefox web browser === anto is now known as ys [04:33] hi all [04:33] balu1, glxinfo, I'm busy (listening to chatter on the phone) === iGotNoTime [i=iGotNoTi@cpe-65-189-240-134.woh.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:33] crimsun actually its only 2 lines "0 [AD1816A ] : AD1816A - ADI SoundPort AD1816A ADI SoundPort AD1816A, SS at 0x100, irq 5, dma 1&0" [04:33] <_jason> lewix: k [04:33] OmegaAlpha, obviously it recognizes the file system.....good sign === Darth_Greig [n=Darth_Gr@rrcs-67-53-76-85.west.biz.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:33] is there going to be an pudate for badger to gnome 2.14 when it comes out? [04:33] nickrud: it was much simpler solution than I expected :-) [04:33] nickrud: glxinfo WOOOOOOOOOOOO directrendering on! we have 3d accel! LIFTOFF === ys is now known as whaq [04:33] Does anyone here use Meebo.com? [04:33] balu1, ok! [04:33] what is glxconfig? I thought it was aticonfig [04:33] nickrud: anyway styles are our friend I think [04:33] I am not advertising, my question goes further into depth [04:33] nickrud: THANK YOU man. serously. [04:33] [04:33] Xenguy, they usually are, we are blind (and lazy, in this case) [04:33] nickrud: can i add a snippet to your wikki?? [04:33] intelikey: ok. Does ``alsamixer -c0'' work? === Blippe [n=henryson@1-1-11-41a.f.sth.bostream.se] has joined #ubuntu [04:33] <_jason> jon_: /join #ubuntu-zh === oneleaf [n=oneleaf@219.132.235.26] has joined #ubuntu [04:34] jon_: here all european [04:34] nickrud: I was overcomplicating things in this case [04:34] balu1, please. that was the first one I did, sort of as a test. It needs work. [04:34] me chinese [04:34] OmegaAlpha, I think I'm having issues of my own...I'll brb [04:34] XD [04:34] ve, yeah but looks like i got alot of errors [04:34] crimsun alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for hw:0: No such file or directory [04:34] gonna reboot [04:34] ve, im still answering alot of questions fixing stuff [04:34] intelikey: lsmod output, please [04:34] nickrud: lovely :) i get to contribute back to the community! [04:34] ve, ok === jkakar [n=jkakar@204.174.36.228] has joined #ubuntu === ve [n=jason@adsl-69-213-0-121.dsl.dytnoh.ameritech.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:34] does anyone have a suggestion for displaying a live webpage as my desktop background? [04:35] Itsa341: ok I found the other Limewire download how do I install it again? I am pretty new to linux forgot which command to use [04:35] !paste [04:35] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [04:35] iGotNoTime: change your nick to MultimediaMan :-) [04:35] pvd2006 this is the version I use (click the "other OS2 solaris, linux) [04:35] iGotNoTime, doesn't gdesklet have that feature? [04:35] Xenguy ?? [04:35] _jason, the closest I get is "applications > system tools > configuration editor", but it lists a myriad of options, not just (and not) the few ones I have on the menu. On the other hand, "smeg" doesn't exist on my system (I'm on good old Hoary). === zenwhen_ [n=zenwhen@h153.202.28.71.ip.alltel.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:35] yes [04:35] _jason, please don't forget me lol [04:35] that is the one I downloaded [04:35] Blippe I don't know, does it? [04:35] go into the folder and if memory serves me right run runlime.sh [04:36] Blippe I will search [04:36] iGotNoTime: humour'; there must be a way tho [04:36] i think so... [04:36] <_jason> lewix: did you pastebin that ls command? [04:36] pvd2006 go into the folder and if memory serves me right run runlime.sh [04:36] so anyone familiar with acpi and resulting issues with samba [04:36] Xenguy sorry just a littel tired :) [04:36] wow fixing stuff in linux is way more frustrating + gratifying than windows ;p === void^ [n=void@p549E1902.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [04:36] <_jason> lgc: install smeg, I think it is in hoary repos. Let me know if you can't find it [04:36] so, in order: [04:36] crimsun http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/d10173 [04:36] iGotNoTime: ahh, me too actually :-) [04:36] C: 25GB (NTFS) for windows [04:36] pvd2006 there should be a readme or a txt file with instructions [04:36] crimsun that's just the snd portion. [04:36] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10174 [04:36] TheWrench, don't paste them to their own lines ... [04:36] ok [04:37] sorry === Installer36 [n=chris@71-209-133-13.phnx.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === Rower-|Falun [i=Rower@v-413-alfarv-30.bitnet.nu] has joined #ubuntu [04:37] intelikey: k, entire lsmod output, please [04:37] <_jason> lewix: you sure you closed all instances of firefox? === qs [n=RuffianS@cpe-24-209-106-36.woh.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:37] I am new to Ubuntu and have tried the LiveCD on an emachine with wireless, everything worked but the wireless, any hints...I am leary of trying the full install if the woreless will not work. [04:38] sure [04:38] _jason, "smeg" seems not to be on the repositories. [04:38] ae uma duvida os procedimentos pra instalar um modem intel num ubuntu seria o mesmo num debian? ou muda? [04:38] what does it mean when fsck asks you if you want to drop a directory? [04:38] _jason, I'm sure [04:38] guys, where do i go to download dapper [04:39] <_jason> lewix: 'killall firefox-bin' just to be certain [04:39] crimsun http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/d10175 === GullyFoyle [n=jon@64.252.161.73] has joined #ubuntu [04:39] ubotu: tell rishi about upgrade [04:39] don't know what differance that makes but there ya are. [04:39] hey guys, I changed the theme on my system, and now the icon for the trash can has dissapeared... any ideaS? [04:39] Portuguese? [04:39] <_jason> !pt [04:39] Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) ou #ubuntu-pt (/j #ubuntu-pt) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada. [04:39] its garbage day [04:39] <_jason> lgc: you have universe and multiverse enabled? [04:39] Alex2, you might wanna try http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-25398.html [04:39] trash truck must have thrown away your can [04:40] :( === vercellone [n=mprvius@adsl-69-213-0-123.dsl.dytnoh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === hartym [n=romain_d@AAnnecy-103-1-11-135.w193-251.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu [04:40] nalioth...ubotu didn't tell me [04:40] haha === bassinboy [n=jared@adsl-69-151-221-237.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:40] so, inorder. C: (25GB NTFS) for windows, / (10GB ext3) for Ubuntu, D: (40GB NTFS) for windows wares,/home (15GB ext3),media (110GB fat32). [04:40] rishi: look at your private messages [04:40] _jason, the same result..it doesnt work [04:40] hello any help with acpi issues ? [04:40] woah. === spiritz [n=spiritz@61.12.41.143] has joined #ubuntu [04:40] _jason, yes. === TylerWalts [n=tyler@128-193-138-168.public.oregonstate.edu] has joined #ubuntu [04:40] TheWrench: that should work happily. How much RAM do you have? [04:40] <_jason> lewix: it still loads xine? === Lil-Abner [n=Lil-Abne@213-207.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] _jason, yep [04:41] ok, my dns report shows I have Lame nameservers, what file do I edit to delete those [04:41] OmegaAlpha, ve, here [04:41] Falstius:and to do this, I install windows first, leaving blank partitions, then install ubuntu? === veggieVamp [n=demeersm@191-179.245.81.adsl.skynet.be] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] _jason, can't I just uninstall xine ? === Guest63120 [i=Rower@v-413-alfarv-30.bitnet.nu] has joined #ubuntu === MrRio [n=rio@pdpc/supporter/sustaining/MrRio] has joined #ubuntu [04:41] vercellone, welcome back [04:41] Falstius:500megs [04:41] where is the download directory of lynx [04:41] Hi, I was trying to follow the Ubuntu starter guide to install Java Firefox plugin: (sudo apt-get install sun-j2re1.5) but then it gives an error: "E: Package sun-j2re1.5 has no installation candidate [04:41] " - am I missing a repository or something? [04:41] TheWrench: that is the easiest way. You should probably make a 1GB partition for "swap" too. [04:41] opening beagle search, in the about window just says 'Desktop Search 0.0' [04:41] ubotu: anjuta [04:41] Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, bluefoxicy [04:41] <_jason> lewix: wel you removed the plugin, do this and pastebin and results: 'locate kaffeineplugin.so' [04:41] It can go anywhere. [04:41] intelikey: the 'sound' (OSS/Free) module is loaded. Please unload it and all the ALSA modules, then reload the ALSA ad1816a driver (modprobe -r sound snd-ad1816a && modprobe snd-ad1816a) [04:42] OmegaAlpha, I'm using trillian now...sent you a msg...I take it you didn't receive it still? === Guest63120 is now known as Rower- === Dethread [n=Dethread@24-205-238-53.dhcp.snlo.ca.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:42] Guest63120: the directory that you start it from === jquixote [n=quixote@66.36.198.42] has joined #ubuntu [04:42] <_jason> in Hoary, wasn't smeg available in the repos? which one? [04:42] vercellone, nope sorry [04:42] !smeg [04:42] Alacarte Menu Editor is an easy-to-use menu editor for GNOME. Older versions were called smeg. Get it at http://www.realistanew.com/projects/alacarte/ [04:42] TheWrench, C: (24GB NTFS) for windows, e: (1gig ntfs) for virtual memory, (swap) (1gig) / (10GB ext3) for Ubuntu, D: (40GB NTFS) for windows wares,/home (15GB ext3),media (110GB fat32) [04:42] vercellone, what is the context of the word 'drop' when using fsck? [04:42] crimsun done, same error. [04:42] <_jason> lgc: see ubotu's message above I guess. But I could have sworn it was in the repos :) [04:43] vercellone, im getting alot of messages asking if i want to drop directories and files [04:43] intelikey: and /proc/asound/cards still reports the ad1816a as valid? [04:43] TheWrench, why 40 gig warez? [04:43] _jason, I installed the mozilla-kaffein package at the same time I installed mozzilla-firefox. Xine was already installed [04:43] _jason: it was not available, iirc [04:43] Blippe: probably DVD images of games ... [04:43] _jason, then I installed w32codecs [04:43] Falstius, why not put them in a 150gig media? [04:43] crimsun just a sec... re trying and got this. devfs_remove: sound/audio not found, cannot remove === Lil-Abner [n=Lil-Abne@213-207.124-70.tampabay.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:44] <_jason> lewix: ok check 'about:plugins' in the firefox url bar and see if it is using mplayer or not [04:44] OmegaAlpha, not good, I believe that deletes [04:44] Blippe, Flastius: i have lots of large windows applications. Actually, no games. === firat_ [n=firat@210.176.108.219] has joined #ubuntu [04:44] crimsun and "pnp: Unable to assign resources to device 01:01.01. ad1816a: MPU401 PnP configure failure " [04:44] Blippe, you can't mount fat32 as folders in NTFS, you can with NTFS/NTFS? I dunno. [04:44] _jason, I'm on it. [04:44] now check the card crimsun ? [04:44] vercellone, i got a message saying one of my music files has a bad file name and wants to know if i want to drop the file, or rename it, auto rename it, or keep it... these are the kind of messages im getting.. alot of them === laggerzero [n=laggerze@68.156.8.147] has joined #ubuntu [04:45] anyone notice how ubuntu and digg are such good friends? [04:45] I can dig it :-) [04:45] intelikey: ah. Please forcibly unload ALSA: invoke-rc.d alsa force-unload [04:45] Falstius, i thought you could with fat, shows what i know! === jkakar [n=jkakar@204.174.36.228] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === SlicerDicer [n=Slicer@70.89.135.154] has joined #ubuntu [04:45] ok, who here is running dapper? [04:45] crimsun ok [04:45] anyone? [04:45] Hello, I'm running into some troubles with dapper (yeah I know it's alpha) [04:45] me [04:45] <_jason> jakedahn: #ubuntu+1 for dapper [04:45] Blippe: i wanted the media partition to contain files that i would use from both operating systems [04:45] and the problem is not XGL! [04:45] OmegaAlpha, might want to google the text of the error.....I don't have experience with that one [04:45] jakedahn, try #ubuntu+1 [04:45] vercellone, like right now.. all my files names have changed.. and i cant see them how i used to.. like there are more. and the names are of ascii characters.. really mumbo jumbo... and the same with the sub directories [04:45] jakedahn, #ubuntu+1 [04:45] can somebody help me figure out why when I try to sudo it says "sudo: unable to lookup hostname via gethostbyname ()" [04:45] kk [04:46] i'm getting some tcltk errors [04:46] <_jason> SlicerDicer: put the contents of /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ [04:46] my ubuntu is so slow [04:46] crimsun k that seems to have worked. now ? === iGotNoTime [n=iGotNoTi@cpe-24-210-183-207.woh.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:46] does ubuntu have a remoter terminal like program? [04:46] jquixote: define slow; what hardware? [04:46] __main__.TclError: this isn't a Tk applicationunknown color name "Black" [04:46] _jason: I can tell you whats there hehe :) [04:46] anyone know what that means? [04:46] i can let you see it lol its messy [04:46] <_jason> SlicerDicer: that works too [04:46] intelikey: please confirm no ALSA modules are loaded (``lsmod|grep ^snd'' -> nothing) [04:47] i get that on every app that tries to use tcl tk [04:47] Xenguy: mobility x300; dell D810 [04:47] there are errors with the clusters on the drive.. i dont really know what a cluster is.. [04:47] intelikey: and neither ad1816 nor sound are loaded [04:47] OmegaAlpha, you mean a graphical or a textbased? [04:47] _jason: '127.0.0.1 hostname' for /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname its 'hostname' [04:47] jquixote: that is hardware-speak to me [04:47] Xenguy: I fear I didn't install fglrx correctly or something [04:47] crimsun confirmed [04:47] for example i cant resize or move the partition because it comes up with too many errors and stops itself [04:47] jquixote: I stand aside for this question :-) [04:47] ubotu: build [04:47] If you want to build software, you need the build-essential package to start with [04:47] Blippe: well, no, but I don't have that much media either... [04:47] intelikey: ok. Does ``modprobe snd-ad1816a'' still return a PnP error? [04:47] Blippe, as in what? what the files look like? [04:48] Xenguy: you wanted me to tell you the hardware [04:48] I thought [04:48] ad1816a: MPU401 PnP configure failure === sgraber [n=Customer@rtec-ubr1-252.rtecexpress.net] has joined #ubuntu === Em`Zee [n=mzxgiant@cpe-69-207-99-115.twcny.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:48] OmegaAlpha, as in the remote terminal... [04:48] crimsun ^ [04:48] <_jason> SlicerDicer: I would think it would work like that, but my hosts looks like: 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost hostname [04:48] ubotu please give more detail, like saying that I could also apt-get source something essentials and then apt-get -b and have it install all needed build packages and build the package automaticalyl. [04:48] I'm sorry, i don't know what you're talking about, bluefoxicy [04:48] jquixote: yes, you did, and I realize I can't help, so others must come forth [04:48] somebody make whatever i said make sense [04:48] and then itll say that there are too many lost clusters or something liek that [04:48] and tell ubotu [04:48] _jason: ahh ok [04:48] anyone have any idea? [04:48] _jason: time to livecd again :) [04:48] Blippe, doesnt matter to me.. either or [04:48] intelikey: ok, then you're facing a similar bug to Malone #11868 [04:48] Blippe I am new to Gdesklets, I have the engine installed and running but where do I begin looking for packages that work with it? === vejan [n=vejan@ppp-68-248-1-208.dsl.sfldmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:49] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10176 === sgraber [n=Customer@rtec-ubr1-252.rtecexpress.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:49] others: come forth, be plentiful [04:49] <_jason> SlicerDicer: make sure no typos and nothing extra in the files (newlines maybe) [04:49] OmegaAlpha, ssh and/or vnc [04:49] intelikey: Have you tried Dapper Flight 4 and Dapper Flight 5 live cds? === zembee [n=z@118-054.dsl.osogrande.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [04:49] Blippe, if i view the harddrive via terminal it still shows the crazy file names and how everythign has changed [04:49] crimsun i'm on dialup. [04:49] short answer no. [04:49] crimsun: any idea for a repo with dapper-ready anjuta 2.0.1? [04:49] _jason: yeah I just never had to do it like that before with other distros so I was not familar I will give it a shot see what happens [04:49] <_jason> lewix: 'locate gxineplugin.so' [04:49] Blippe, umm whats vnc? [04:49] iGotNoTime, not really sure, quite some time ago since i last used it [04:50] nickrud: blahh cant edit ur wiki. ubuntu keeps giving me some log in bs [04:50] intelikey: still on Hoary, or using Breezy? [04:50] crimsun: I know you guys have like 6 billion repos around :> [04:50] crimsun but i have had the sound working on this 5.4 before on this box. [04:50] question????? [04:50] OmegaAlpha, vnc is similar to remote desktop [04:50] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10177 [04:50] not secure or encrypted though [04:50] /xngy trs t tlk wth n vwls... [04:50] i wasn't all to impressed with breezy [04:50] I had so many issues with it [04:50] vercellone, oh how do i check to see which one i have if i do have any [04:50] so anyone wanna answer an acpi Q ? ? [04:50] Blippe, no big deal found a huge resource :) thx again for the tip [04:50] if connecting over public internet, you should use vnc === Kr4t05 [n=Kratos@dsl-206-251-5-189.dsl0.crls.pa.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:51] firefox will not connect to sun.com to get java [04:51] er, ssh [04:51] bluefoxicy: not that I'm aware (at least not one blessed by archive.ubuntu.com) [04:51] doh [04:51] mainly because it seemed it was have gcc 4.0 and the other half gcc 3.4 === nate_ [n=nate@68-190-90-101.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:51] ubotu: tell vejan about javadebs === ITSa341 [n=ITSa341@66.112.50.32] has left #ubuntu ["Kopete] [04:51] OmegaAlpha, a program that providing remote access to the GUI, keyboard and mouse [04:51] crimsun: seveas has some stuff laying around, the rest of you don't have anything? [04:51] laggerzero, that's not a problem .. [04:51] <_jason> lewix: k, see where gxineplugin.so is with 'locate gxineplugin.so' [04:51] _jason, it's loading [04:51] it is when you have hardware driver conflicts [04:51] OmegaAlpha: you need to run it tunnelled over SSH [04:51] anyone know of a good doc for creating preseed files for d-i for ubuntu? [04:51] intelikey: do you happen to remember which kernel you were running when it did produce sound? === Ubeyguy [n=chatzill@vannuys-cuda2-70-35-20-230.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:51] THANK U!!!!! [04:51] deb-src ftp://ftp.us.debian.org/debian sid [04:52] this one. [04:52] oh i dont really know how to do that stuff.. i remember someone tellign me about tunneling [04:52] OmegaAlpha, if you are running ubuntu, you can enable vnc by going to System->Preferences->REmote Desktop === sweeny [n=scott@c-24-3-194-158.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:52] here's a question.. My desktop locked up and I had to restart.. now my apt-get doesn't work.. complains that "E: Could not get lock on /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable) === Rower- is now known as Rower [04:52] same 2.6.10-5-386 crimsun === poingpoing [n=ralph@p54A17F7E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:52] crimsun: acn you help me well-form this line? [04:52] OmegaAlpha: just find a HOWTO - you can use SSH tunneling for a lot of things [04:52] OmegaAlpha, if textbased is ok with you, you should look into ssh! === rishi [n=jainer12@c-67-173-80-222.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] === dotslashroot [n=kuntz@mont-cas2-92.dial.mhtc.net] has joined #ubuntu === Ubeyguy [n=chatzill@vannuys-cuda2-70-35-20-230.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:52] jquixote, is something else that uses it open? like the updater in the taskbar? [04:52] but, it listens on your external network interface by default....I'm trying to deal with that myself at the moment === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [04:53] nevermind.. was doing a an update.. tanks nate [04:53] no problem :D [04:53] vercellone, i enabled it [04:53] intelikey: interesting. Have you added or removed any hardware? [04:53] hey I'm having some TCL TK issues [04:53] _jason: still not working [04:53] Xenguy, yeah thats what someone was telling me [04:53] is anyone else having them? [04:53] SSH tunnelling rocks.....I use it to remote desktop to my laptop at home [04:53] so, anyone know of any good docs for preseeding the debian-installer in ubuntu? :D [04:53] but I did have that problem before, and then just rm-ed the cache [04:54] Xenguy, i was asking the one day about doing networking stuff and thats when someone brought up putty and ssh and tunneling and being able to access my computer from anywhere === Francisco [n=fromeroc@201.154.1.30] has joined #ubuntu [04:54] crimsun nope. that is what is throwing me.... it is not a wh issus in as much as it still works the same on other os's [04:54] Blippe, do you know where I can set vino-server command line options? === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu === benplaut is now known as n0dl [04:54] <_jason> SlicerDicer: try a different hostname (in other words I don't know :)) [04:54] anyone. can help me. I junt wanna know how to insert a picture on kile. LATEX [04:54] Blippe, I want to either pass it the localhost option, or bind to a specific interface [04:54] intelikey: /proc/interrupts contents? [04:54] you know this gaim aint so bad for irc [04:54] OmegaAlpha, there's an app that's not available in ubuntu repos, but it integrates ssh and vnc in one app, it's prety nice [04:54] sec === jakedahn [n=jakedahn@70-59-118-213.mpls.qwest.net] has left #ubuntu [] [04:55] Blippe, text or gui doesnt matter.. whatever is easier first i guess since im kinda a newbie i havnt been using linux long.. and dont know much about networking. [04:55] bluefoxicy: you need to state the candidate(s), like main contrib non-free [04:55] OmegaAlpha: so you are looking for VNC tunneled over SSH? [04:55] OmegaAlpha, I think it's ne...something [04:55] crimsun: thanks. [04:55] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10179 === CloFan [n=CloFan@ip70-178-188-88.ks.ks.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:55] <_jason> SlicerDicer: what is your actual hostname? it's not 'hostname' right? [04:55] crimsun unless you want them all " 5: 2 XT-PIC AD1816A" [04:55] OmegaAlpha: if yes, use x11vnc [04:55] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10179 === zedzero_ [n=zedzero@85.96.234.164] has joined #ubuntu [04:55] so anyone wanna help with an acpi issue [04:55] intelikey: all would be most helpful [04:55] hellp [04:55] nate_, so it integrates both text and gui together? [04:55] OmegaAlpha: a bit of a pain to configure, I thought, but do-able... [04:55] crxyem, i would, but i wouldn't be very helpful [04:56] Get:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com dapper/universe anjuta-common 1.2.4a-2 [5823kB] [04:56] lol [04:56] OmegaAlpha, yep :D [04:56] OmegaAlpha: I have an article somewhere [04:56] crimsun: how do I force it to use sid ? [04:56] Xenguy, i dont know what that means hehe.. i dont remember what tunneling isi remember it was kinda simple though [04:56] i am trying to crossbuild anjuta 2.0.1 here. [04:56] can anyone please help me? [04:56] OmegaAlpha, I think it will probably be in dapper though [04:56] <_jason> lewix: thos are errors from your terminal after running locate gxineplugin.so? did you get a chance to run 'sudo updatedb' before? [04:56] vercellone, i guess a hack would be to bind its port to a specific interface [04:56] crimsun http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/d10180 [04:56] some body knows how to use LaTex?? [04:56] zedzero_, what's the problem? [04:56] zedzero_: ask a question, please [04:56] bluefoxicy: do you have a Dapper pbuilder configured? [04:57] pbuilder? [04:57] OmegaAlpha, try starting vino-preferences [04:57] nate_, sounds cool i need to look into that as soon as i get this harddrive fixed so i can do all that networkign stuff that i want to do [04:57] How do I navigate to my secondary disk drive? === crimson [n=crimson@cpe-24-93-224-216.neo.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [04:57] OmegaAlpha, what's wrong with the drive? [04:57] bluefoxicy: yeah, it'll be much easier to pbuilder build anjuta..dsc [04:57] !64bit [04:57] Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, percent_20 [04:57] Blippe, Falstius: does swap need to be called /swap? [04:57] OmegaAlpha, but i don't know about its security [04:57] !nvidia64bit [04:57] this is really weird, I Can't figure out my root password... How stupid is that.... [04:57] I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, percent_20 [04:57] OmegaAlpha: basically it just means that you can encrypt various services you use over the Net; also you can forward one port to another, to circumvent firewalls, and so on [04:57] CloFan is it mounted ? [04:57] any body know where i can get a halflife f4or linux [04:57] OmegaAlpha, http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402&page=7 [04:57] TheWrench: no, you format it as swap (instead of ext3, fat, etc) [04:57] crimsun: I have no idea what that is. I'm just trying to grab http://packages.debian.org/experimental/gnome/anjuta with apt-get -b [04:57] or if they have it [04:57] to get rid of gnome, i installed ubuntu as server , afterwards i installed fluxbox, and some xserver things i dont know. but now i dont know how to get into graphical interface, im using a command line irc client [04:58] _jason, one moment I'm doing it right now [04:58] zedzero_, startx [04:58] intelikey, it was in windows. my main drive failed and I replaced it and put linux on because I can't find my windows disk. [04:58] intelikey: do you have anything attached to your printer port? [04:58] TheWrench, no... let the install decide the for your swap... [04:58] crimsun: I added debian sid to sources.list and tried to tell it to apt-get build-dep anjuta and apt-get -b it. [04:58] nate, i tried that but it doesnt work. it says no such command exists [04:58] _jason, /usr/lib/gxine/gxineplugin.so [04:58] /home/lewix/.mozilla/plugins/gxineplugin.so [04:58] /home/lewix/.firefox/plugins/gxineplugin.so [04:58] crimsun: do you have a better recommendation? === _smd_ [n=shea@wnpgmb09dc1-113-206.dynamic.mts.net] has joined #ubuntu [04:58] oups sorry [04:58] ubotu pbuilder [04:58] somebody said pbuilder was a system to easily build packages in a clean chroot environment. To get started with PBuilder, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto [04:58] zedzero_: startx [04:58] Blippe, what vino.. how do i start the prefernces? do you mean wine? [04:58] bluefoxicy: wait, 2.x is in experimental, not unstable, correct? [04:58] I forgot to paste [04:58] crimsun yes but not powered up. [04:58] zedzero_, what precisely are you trying to start up? x? === Dr_Willis [i=willis@12-222-81-183.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu === tiefox [n=giovanni@200.208.130.3] has joined #ubuntu [04:59] nate, yes [04:59] cirmsun ah ok, so....? Gimme some helph ere. [04:59] OmegaAlpha, how's that fsck going..did you finish? Did your music files have ID3 tags, perhaps you can rename based on tags? [04:59] pvd2006: I love your original question - it's so honest :-) [04:59] zedzero_, give me a minute === bimberi_ [n=bimberi@144.139.227.145] has joined #ubuntu [04:59] nate, ok [04:59] intelikey: how do I mount it in ubuntu? [04:59] XenGuy: lol [04:59] OmegaAlpha, press alt-f2 and write vino-preferences [04:59] nate_, the entire partition got messed up during a resizing.. now all the directories and file names are different.. and there are more files than before and the drive doesnt look right in the partition programs. and i cant resize it or move it.. it says there are errors - bad clusters or soemthing [04:59] OmegaAlpha, vino-preferences just brings up the same thing as System->Preferences->RemoteDesktop [05:00] <_smd_> I have gain v1.50 right now, however i canot get any user info [05:00] intelikey: could you disable lpt0 in bios and see if that permits the snd* modules to load successfully on boot? === n0dl is now known as benplaut [05:00] zedzero_: this probably doesn't help now, but most graphical apps in Linux use either gnome or kde libraries so you don't gain very much by not installing at least one of them :) [05:00] <_jason> lewix: pastebin 'ls /home/lewix/.mozilla/plugins/ /home/lewix/.firefox/plugins/ && dpkg -S /home/lewix/.firefox/plugins/gxineplugin.so' [05:00] Blippe, i already enabled it [05:00] OmegaAlpha, time to reinstall my man. You have to weigh the amount of work versus the benefits.... [05:00] Blippe, Falstius: does media need to be called something like F:, not just media? [05:00] bluefoxicy: you can't pull it from unstable; you want to pull it from experimental [05:00] Thers too many good gnome and kde aps out - to not install both. :P [05:00] falstius, i just wanted fluxbox because it was very lightweight [05:01] crimsun: I can't make this pull from experimental either :( [05:01] zedzero_, i would install gnome, but use fluxbox as your WM [05:01] _jason, as far as I see, "smeg" and "alacarte" come from the same site. By the way, according to the ubuntuforums page I would need to enable backports on "sources.list". But they say it's kind of risky (why?). I'm still puzzled that I just can't edit the silly thing from the menu. How about enabling an icon for an application present? (For example, "AbiWord" appears with a generic icon, that I would like to change). [05:01] crimsun: it keeps preferring dapper === heatxsink [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:01] vercellone, i paused on it at the moment because i ketp getting alot of questions asking me to drop or rename the files.. and from what i seen in a file broswer.. there are shit loads of them.. ill be here all night === Francisco [n=fromeroc@201.154.1.30] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] === am3r1ca [n=am3r1ca@bl6-49-143.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #ubuntu [05:01] zedzero_, type 'ls -l /usr/bin/startx' [05:01] so i enabled vino now what [05:01] bluefoxicy: you should use 'deb-src http://ftp-mirror.internap.com/pub/debian/ ../project/experimental main contrib non-free' [05:01] How do I check what display I'm running in right now, :0 or :1 [05:01] ? [05:01] yeah someone told me last case scenario was to reformat === spoop [n=p@67-22-85-162.albyny.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:01] CloFan someone could help you with a GUI way of doing that. in cli do a "sudo mount /dev/hdb1 /mountpoint " where mountpoint is some dir you want to use /mnt/disk for example and hdb1 assumes it is now first ide slave drive.... [05:01] jquixote, if you didn't change anything, then it's :0 [05:01] TheWrench, you have to mount it somewhere like /stuff, I would recommend /home/media or /home/[username] /media [05:02] bluefoxicy: then apt-get source -texperimental anjuta [05:02] but someone said there is a way to recover the data in here earlier === ph1qt10n [n=phiqtion@24.138.213.209] has joined #ubuntu [05:02] crimsun: ah, I was just using deb-src http;//blahblahblah/debian experimental main [05:02] [A [05:02] nate_: I changed all kinds of stuff ;0 === honkzilla [n=honkman@svwr1-253.svtv.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:02] ;) [05:02] HELP ?? anyone know why when i insert a torrent into Azureus it says setLengy failed and doesnt dl ??? [05:02] lgc: alacarte is the latest version of smeg. they are both from the same author === Chris_C [n=chris@user-11fatrf.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:02] what is better anyways.. vnc or ssh? [05:02] OmegaAlpha, is it ext2? [05:02] <_smd_> Also i hate amsn, but i like seeing user info, [05:02] <_jason> lgc: smeg should allow you to edit icons. Backports can be risky because they are packages brought from the new release in development. For example, the firefox backport in hoary messed up people's firefox for a while. It's probably ok to use now imo [05:02] vnc is the gui and ssh is the text bases [05:02] vercellone, no fat32 [05:02] OmegaAlpha, ssh is safest [05:02] OmegaAlpha, totally different tools for differnt tasks [05:02] ssh can be configured to be encrypted (very secure) [05:02] :P [05:03] lgc: i've never enabled backports, but then again, i am not one to whom "newer is better" BLING [05:03] OmegaAlpha, unless you understand what you did, anyone in here will be hard-pressed to help you recover it. I can point you to a forensics liveCD which can recover nearly anything as long as the drive spins, but it's complicated [05:03] am3r1ca: maybe you're trying to download to somewhere without enough space or write permissions. === childe [n=childe@inet-netcache3-o.oracle.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:03] nate, i dont have that file :( [05:03] OmegaAlpha: orthogenal [05:03] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10181 [05:03] Besides re-installing linux, how can you obtain a new root password? [05:03] intelikey: I foudn it in the Disk Manager, but the partitions are Windows NTFS. Would that be a problem? [05:03] ubotu: tell pvd2006 about root [05:03] zedzero_, then you don't have x installed, likely, so trying to start x is impossible [05:03] ,nate, but i have startfluxbox, which doesnt work because it needs X to be started first [05:03] nate_: a free one? What is it (for future reference)? === djpp [n=dfdj@201.240.5.78] has joined #ubuntu [05:03] OmegaAlpha: er, orthogonal [05:03] crimsun yeah i can change the irq in the bios. i can disable it for testing but it will have to be turned back on. so if changing it wont work there is still a problem. but that hasn't been tuched sense the last time sound was working in ubuntu [05:03] nate, thanks, how do i install x? [05:03] lol sounds like complicated stuff well im a newbie to some of this stuff [05:03] CloFan yes it sould [05:03] OmegaAlpha, ugh..FAT32 :( [05:03] Falstius, it is free: http://www.e-fense.com/helix [05:03] zedzero_: try running "startx" [05:04] Falstius i check, more than enough [05:04] crimsun: I broke it. [05:04] falstius, it doesnt work [05:04] <_jason> lewix: 'rm /home/lewix/.mozilla/plugins/gxineplugin.so /home/lewix/.firefox/plugins/gxineplugin.so', restart firefox [05:04] OmegaAlpha, hope you backed up before resize [05:04] zedzero_: installing a desktop environment would do it [05:04] does anyone know how to force a password change past the "too similar to old password" rejection? [05:04] crimsun: it installed anjuta 1.4.2 from dapper or something and I ctrl+c'd it and it broke the dpkg database! :O [05:04] Blippe, I don't know about mounting. I have never used linux, could you give more detail? [05:04] Falstius, i am dling to a fat32 partiontion, so i can resume the dl when in windows [05:04] dpkg: error processing anjuta (--remove): [05:04] Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should [05:04] reinstall it before attempting a removal. [05:04] nalioth, isnt fluxbox a desktop environment? [05:04] Nalioth: thanks, I didn't remember entering a root password ever, I thought I was going crazy at first. [05:04] zedzero_: I didn't think it would, but it might give us some errors to work from .. what does it say? === benplaut is now known as WildTangent_ [05:05] until now I mean [05:05] what happened was i ran out of space on a fat32 partition at the end of the drive, i use it for my p2p downloads.. so i went to resize it to be bigger and move it to the beginning of the drive..partition magic frozed during it.. and this is what happened === jquixote [n=quixote@66.36.198.42] has left #ubuntu [] [05:05] but its wont start and says setLength failed !?! [05:05] crimsun i'll go play with it some more. thanks for all the effort. i'll let you know if i get it. [05:05] zedzero_, fluxbox is a window manager, not a desktop environment [05:05] falstius, it doesnt exist :) [05:05] zedzero, then you need to install xorg. [05:05] nalioth, _jason, thanks. But then how does an application installed by "apt-get" manages into the menu at all? [05:05] yep [05:05] vercellone, is fat32 bad? i had to use a fat because i use windows to use my p2p sharing [05:05] intelikey: ok, thanks [05:05] TheWrench, when you install ubuntu it will ask you about the mountpoint, it will feel a wee bit natural... linux uses a "root" / for all the media instead of A: b: C: D: etx [05:05] etc === WildTangent_ is now known as benplaut === hackel [i=foobar@CPE-69-76-5-54.mn.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:05] Xenguy, what do you mean orthogonal [05:05] zedzero_, just install gnome then select fluxbox as your window manager [05:05] crimsun: the source line worked, how do I build it? [05:06] lgc: the pkg has a set of instructions inside to place the components of the pkg into their respective places upon installation === _kaos_ [n=staticka@ip70-176-202-17.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:06] OmegaAlpha, there are drivers for windows to read some linux filesystems that are far better than fat32 [05:06] zedzero_: There is probably a cleaner way to do it, but you can run "sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg" [05:06] nate, im not sure i did understand, isnt fluxbox a total substitue of gnome or kde? does fluxbox need gnome or kde to work? [05:06] OmegaAlpha, I think Reiser just came out with one and I think there has been an ext3 and ext2 one for a while [05:06] nalioth, I surmise. But do you know some of the details? === CryoTox [n=Prophet@165.154.14.208] has joined #ubuntu [05:06] zedzero_: it does not [05:06] lgc: join us in #ubuntu-offtopic please [05:06] bluefoxicy: make sure you have installed all the build-deps that are listed in debian/control:Build-Depends (or adjust them as necessary to fit what Dapper has), then ``debuild binary'' [05:06] zedzero_, it needs xorg at least [05:07] sudo apt-get build-dep -texperimental anjuta anjuta-common [05:07] nate_, i thought the exts were only for linux.. i heard of the reiser ones though... [05:07] crimsun: :) [05:07] intelikey, thanks, I figured it out! [05:07] Anyone know of a app for ubuntu that I can create flash with? [05:07] nate, can you please tell me which packages i need to install to get xorg? (xorg doesnt work) === djpp [n=dfdj@201.240.5.78] has left #ubuntu [] [05:07] crimsun: yes everytihng it grabbed came from dapper, not debian ;) [05:07] OmegaAlpha, exts ARE linux-use only, but there are drivers so windows can use them as well [05:07] nate_, its basically me using windows and downloading and having the fat32 fs just so i can be in linux and access them [05:07] windows can make use of ext2/3 with the right download. :P [05:07] nalioth, sure, but excuse the simple question. How? Something like /join #...? [05:07] bluefoxicy: yeah, I can't generally recommend that with a mixed sources.list unless you have pinning enabled [05:07] nate_, crap wish i knew that earlier haha [05:08] lgc: /j #ubuntu-offtopic [05:08] ouah [05:08] OmegaAlpha, you live, you learn :D [05:08] zedzero_, lemme look [05:08] _jason, thanks [05:08] _jason, thanks thanks thanks [05:08] i really dont want to format because illl lose everythign right? [05:08] crimsun: i need to install debuild right? I thought I could just apt-get -b -something -make-me-a-package it :) [05:08] unubtu uses xorg.conf doesn't it? cuz i keep configuring it but none of the chnages seem to take affect [05:08] E: Couldn't find package debuild [05:08] nate_, you said something about a live cd? [05:08] bluefoxicy: devscripts [05:08] <_jason> lewix: np [05:08] crimsun: on my way. :) [05:08] Looked everywhere but I can't find a bloody program.. [05:09] OmegaAlpha, http://www.e-fense.com/helix [05:09] im getting error code 1 when im trying to install apache, what could be the problem [05:09] _jason, no seriously THANKS lol...hmm finally linux isnt bad :) [05:09] crimsun: do you recommend fakeroot or just running as root? (dumb ass question but) [05:09] zedzero_: the base package is xserver-xorg ... but you'll probably need to grab the right drivers and such. [05:09] zedzero_, 'apt-get -y install xserver-xorg === tiredhippo [n=mars@65-103-196-46.phnx.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:09] bluefoxicy: fakeroot [05:09] thanks [05:09] dpkg-source: failure: create file anjuta_2.0.1-2.diff.gz: Permission denied [05:09] dpkg-buildpackage failed! [05:10] crimsun: fakeroot doesn't work. :( [05:10] also ive got another problem [05:10] zedzero_, no i will not make out with you [05:10] how can i force apt-get to get files only from internet, not cd? [05:10] bluefoxicy: did you apt-get as root? [05:10] zedzero_, edit your /etc/apt/sources.list [05:10] crimsun: i'm changing permissions now thanks. [05:10] zedzero_, and put a # before the first line [05:10] _jason, do you code ? === chuckyp [n=chatzill@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:10] zedzero_, then do an apt-get update [05:10] I am having a problem running limewire on Ubuntu. I pasted the errors to pastebin at http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/601051 [05:10] Blippe, ok. I am still not quite clear. I want a big partition which is accessable from both linux and windows, on which to store my media files. I will make it fat32 since I am new to linux, so I will probably create it when I install windows. this means thatit will have a lettername, like a: right? [05:11] im getting error code 1 when im trying to install apache, what could be the problem [05:11] <_jason> lewix: here and there, not much [05:11] zedzero_: modify /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out the CD entry. [05:11] The_Isle_of_Mark, install windows dirst === Toadstool is now known as ToadZzZztool [05:11] <_jason> Rower: what error code? [05:11] TheWrench, it will have a letter under windows, same as normal. You can mount it whever ya want under linux. [05:11] _jason, ok [05:11] TheWrench, install windows first, imo [05:11] thanks [05:12] TheWrench, off-subject for your question, but good advice [05:12] nate_, what exactly is that.. a booting cd? this is an external harddrive.. so i dont boot from it [05:12] nate_, Falstius: ok. thanks. [05:12] Blippe, when you were telling me about vnc were you referring to how i can go somewhere else and access my computer or were you getting to somethign else to do with it? [05:12] i have installed xserver-xorg and configured the resolution. now what should i do? (startx still doesnt work) [05:13] TheWrench, yes, in windows it will have a lettername, in linux, no! [05:13] well i'm going to break this thing. i've started removing kernel modules from lib/ if it can't find them it can't load them. [05:13] OmegaAlpha, it's a bootable CD that boots you into Helix, a debian-derived liveCD linux distribution, that is specifically for computer forensics, which happens to also be useful for data-recovery === crxyem [n=dennis@c-67-165-8-154.hsd1.ct.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [05:13] vercellone, that is a good link you sent me on vnc.. so i guess i can access my computer somewhere else.. even the same session somewhere else? [05:13] TheWrench, but I would recommend you to create the fat artition in linux instead! [05:13] blippe, thanks a good read, a little greek but looks like the answer.. [05:13] zedzero_, ls -l /usr/bin/startx [05:13] _jason, how can I delete files in the terminal === thisguy [n=ubuntu@ip24-251-148-135.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:13] del* ? [05:13] <_jason> lewix: rm [05:13] nate_, ah i see. sounds very nice to have... i take it i burn it as an iso and just pop it in? [05:14] <_jason> ubotu: tell lewix about cli [05:14] nate, no such file or dir... [05:14] Alex2, I haven't used it myself, but a friend told me it was good... I don't know... [05:14] Time to google for a Bash Tutorial or 4 :P [05:14] Blippe, why? [05:14] hey, my install cd doesnt work on this laptop, how can i manually install from livecd? === endoergic [i=endoergi@endoergic.resnet.mtu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [05:14] Arggh, ye all be useless :P [05:14] OmegaAlpha, yes, but like I said before, using the forensics tools is not a trivial task, it may take a lot of fiddling and a lot of doing [05:14] found my own [05:14] Dr_Willis bash-doc ? [05:14] _jason, and if it's a folder ? === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [05:14] anyone? [05:14] TheWrench, if you are new to linux it will be easier to find for you... [05:14] !pastebin [05:14] from memory, pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :) [05:14] thisguy, doesn't work? [05:15] <_jason> lewix: if it is empty 'rmdir', otherwise 'rm -r' will delete recursively [05:15] thisguy, how does it 'not work'? [05:15] TheWrench, just a thing tha will make your total setup easier... [05:15] error loading kernel and timesettings, only live cd works (which im using now) [05:15] intelikey, any of the hundreds of bash tutorials out on the web :P [05:15] OmegaAlpha, I'm outta here for now...sorry I couldn't be more help, but it looks like you are in good hands...good luck === Paper183 [n=paper@36-156.ae.cgocable.ca] has joined #ubuntu [05:15] nate_, yes i see they offer training with it and for law enforcements.. wow this is the good stuff eh? and to think i paid some guy in a computer shop 100 dollars to retrieve data on my internal hd when i crashed this laptop [05:15] Blippe, it will be easier from both windows and linux, or just from linux? === panzer [n=panzer@88-126-246-201.adsl.terra.cl] has joined #ubuntu [05:15] OmegaAlpha: 2 concept categories at right angles; they don't fit on the same level [05:15] other distros have install commands, how do i do this in ubuntu? === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:16] TheWrench, otherwise you need to learn how to automount and stuff... And easier from both... [05:16] Dr_Willis i was asking if you have looked at package bash-doc [05:16] vercellone, thanks alot for you help i appreciate.. yeah i think ill be ok [05:16] nate, do you have any ideas? [05:16] bash-doc - Documentation and examples for the The GNU Bourne Again SHell [05:16] OmegaAlpha, another option is to use helix from windows. It has many many VERY useful windows tools for data recovery which are easier to use (but not as effective) [05:16] OmegaAlpha: in this case vnc and ssh work together better, not apart :-) [05:16] OmegaAlpha, just pop it in and the auto-run will bring up the menu [05:16] Is it worth it to upgrade to dapper (from Breezy) for my only desktop? AKA, is it stable enough? [05:16] can someone tell me if its possible to bind two commands to a key? or to bind a script to a key [05:16] <_jason> ubotu: tell thisguy about synaptic [05:16] intelikey, i was refering to the OTHEr person needing to google for some bash fundamental docs. :P === panzer [n=panzer@88-126-246-201.adsl.terra.cl] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [05:17] <_jason> ubotu: tell thisguy about apt [05:17] Falstius: stick with stable; what justifies a risk currently? [05:17] Falstius, you question would be better fielded in #ubuntu+1 <<< that is dapper discussion [05:17] Kanalal: yes, it is. [05:17] which one? [05:17] TheWrench, easier to just use one operating system, but if you want to do both, install windows first (leaving room on the hard drive), then install linux [05:17] the two commands or the script? [05:17] ....install from live-cd....yes? anyone? [05:17] chuckyp: the question is breezy vs. dapper [05:17] _jason, I have an *.exe file I can't erase it [05:17] Kanalal, both [05:17] i have installed xserver-xorg but startx still doesnt work. is this normal_? [05:17] thisguy, work in progress for Dapper. I hear. [05:17] nate_, guess ill have to steal another cd-r off my bro haha [05:17] Xenguy: that's what I was wondering, what would be worth it ;) [05:17] Xenguy, he's asking if its stable enough === mordof [n=mordof@69.49.45.171] has joined #ubuntu [05:17] OmegaAlpha, hehe :D [05:17] <_jason> lewix: where is it and what does it say when you try === hatake_kakashi [n=meh@60-240-151-123.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [05:18] nate_, how can i scan and fix the errors.. i cant do it with chkdsk in windows... [05:18] Falstius, what are you trying to gain by going to dapper? [05:18] nate_ we were talking about the fat32 partition... [05:18] Falstius: nothing, except bleeding-edge risk :-) It's but a month (or 2) away [05:18] Xenguy, so i guess that program that integrates the both of them is the way to go.. if i can only find it [05:18] OmegaAlpha, fschk in linux [05:18] nate_,I plan ondoing windows first [05:18] come on someone, install cd dont load, i need a walkthrough for live-cd install.... [05:18] chuckyp: how do i do the two commands i tried using | ; and : as seperators| but i dont know what else to try? [05:18] chuckyp: rather, is stable current enough I think [05:18] OmegaAlpha, what are you trying to do? [05:18] Kanalal, & <<< [05:19] OmegaAlpha: you need specific software? === Kanalal slaps his forehead [05:19] thanks [05:19] TheWrench, good :D [05:19] Xenguy, im totally new to using either. so i wouldn tknow where to begin. i did learn how todo the control -alt f# thing and to log in again but i forgot what that new command like is.. a console right? someone was trying to explain everythign to me.. and the differences [05:19] <_jason> thisguy: did you burn the disc at a low speed? === biovore [n=kvirc@c-69-143-238-168.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:19] OmegaAlpha: my gawd, stick with breezy/stable... === unfo [n=toor@CPE0004e2d9f884-CM0013718690da.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu === Nostrom0 [n=78965412@S0106000c41ed11e1.vf.shawcable.net] has joined #Ubuntu [05:19] heres what i want to do overall... [05:19] Falstius thanx [05:20] i got the official disk through canonical === bighustla [n=bighustl@adsl-68-94-47-234.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:20] OmegaAlpha: if there is a specific problem, focus on that [05:20] Xenguy, this is breezy === beefsprocket [n=beefspro@HSE-Toronto-ppp315640.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu [05:20] OmegaAlpha, the best thing to do would be to read the wiki so you get a grasp then check out tldp [05:20] OmegaAlpha: good === chuckyp brb [05:20] <_jason> thisguy: sometimes they get messed up. Have you tried other cd's? [05:20] chuckyp: I want to clean up some of the x86_64 issues mostly ... and mysql5. [05:20] although, just got that working from source. [05:20] i have multiple copies... [05:20] _jason, no such files (the same for some images) [05:20] arg, Ubuntu is giving me problems again. I tried to put limewire.sh on the desktop buts it not opening when I try to run Gedit its just sitting there in the terminal doing nothing. [05:20] noone knows how to set this up from live-cd? [05:20] OmegaAlpha, your best bet is to buy a book or two, go through those, then break every linux distro you can find, then settle on one.....but that's just me i guess :D [05:20] <_jason> lewix: read through the tutorials ubotu gave you and come back if you are still stucj [05:21] ok [05:21] sorry === zedzero [n=zedzero@85.96.234.164] has joined #ubuntu [05:21] I meant limewire.desktop [05:21] trying to create a new file with Gedit [05:21] this just happened recently and unexpected i was on my way to setting up a network in samba to share my ext hd with my bro who has a win box.. and then learned of putty but right now my ext hd is messed up so stopping me from everything [05:21] <_jason> thisguy: search ubuntuforums.org, I believe there was a thread explaining it. try wiki.ubuntu.com too === br0x [n=br0x@216.231.35.22] has joined #ubuntu [05:21] nate_: gawd no - why waste all that time -- debian based distros are ahead in the end === john__ [n=john@lns-bzn-56-82-255-223-201.adsl.proxad.net] has joined #Ubuntu [05:21] OmegaAlpha: every linux distro has strengths or weaknesses. ask someone, preferably one person u trust, to help you decide. [05:21] nate, can you help me a bit more please? [05:21] s/or/and [05:21] nate_, haha if i had the time and patience i would. for now ubuntu breezy is good enough for me === vaslo [n=chatzill@pool-151-201-233-38.pitt.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:22] nate_, ill just wait till 4/20 for dapper [05:22] unfo: no no Debian/Ubu is superior :P [05:22] lol im not trying to pick otu a distro [05:22] Xenguy: i agree, im on Debian. [05:22] alright i will do that [05:22] unfo: hah [05:22] Xenguy, because not everyone uses debian-based-distros, it's valuable to learn other ones as well, then you see what the features of each are [05:22] heh. dropped back in just in time. nate's advice is the best I've seen in a while [05:22] Well, thanks everybody for all of the help. I'll see what happpens === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:22] Xenguy, and superior in what aspect? === rus1 [n=Russ@12-226-28-39.client.mchsi.com] has left #ubuntu [] [05:22] im just trying to fix my ext hd so i can share it with my network using samba.. and then after that set up my linux so i can access my computer from anywhere i want [05:22] nate_: no, a waste of time, unless you have too much time ;-) [05:23] nate_: all respects :-) [05:23] of course, look where we've all ended up :) [05:23] TheWrench, good luck and have fun! [05:23] Xenguy, your head-in-the-sand my-distro-is-better-than-yours attitude is ignotance at its worst [05:23] its not letting me, "sudo gedit /usr/share/applications/LimeWire.desktop" [05:23] i installed xserver-xorg, but startx still doesnt work. what should i do? [05:23] ignorance* [05:23] nate_: nyah nyah === TheWrench [n=chatzill@c-68-49-182-17.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [05:24] where do you get started with all this stuff? [05:24] nate_: ubuntu *is* better than a lot of others :-) [05:24] pvd2006: learn Vim or Emacs :) [05:24] Xenguy, while I do agree that Debian based distros are GREAT desktops and often great servers, other distros have their places [05:24] Xenguy, just not on my boxes :) === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [05:24] nate_: yes, the end of the line ;-) [05:25] I can learn those, but still.. the program should work, a lot of programs on Ubuntu have been unresponsive for me [05:25] nate_: hehe [05:25] vaslo: you mean with linux? [05:25] damn [05:25] kde is slower then gnome [05:25] way slower [05:25] Xenguy, we quieted down the channel pretty well :D [05:25] hi i need help, i instaled dapper, before i installed it i could should bettewn Ubunut or Windows now i cant [05:25] V4Vendetta, never noticed. [05:25] V4Vendetta: but the extra features make the startup time worthwhile. [05:25] can any of u help me [05:25] Dr_Willis, never ? === No1Viking [n=Viking@h-83-140-104-3.ip.cust.port80.se] has joined #ubuntu [05:25] V4Vendetta, you running gnome stuff in kde? [05:25] nate_: heheh (where's that pin?) [05:25] unfo, i mean during use, not startup persay [05:26] V4Vendetta, nope. cant say that ive ever noticed differance at all. [05:26] Blippe, not running kde anymore, but no it was a fresh install [05:26] can someone please help me? [05:26] xfce is the fastest, but i don't like it [05:26] ic [05:26] !anyone [05:26] probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? [05:26] V4Vendetta: really? even if it were so, it'd be worth it. [05:26] depends on what tools you are using as well. :P [05:26] unfo, maybe [05:26] zedzero, still the same problem? [05:26] zedzero: does it give you an error yet? [05:26] yes i mean generally with linux, any good books out there? tools? where do you get started? [05:26] nate_, yes... [05:26] V4Vendetta, what about pekvw or even better, no x? [05:26] :D [05:26] V4Vendetta: awww, I like xfce - it's fast, and what not to like? [05:26] zedzero, srry, ummm [05:26] all i ever run is xchat xmms, azureus, gaim firefox and gmail-notify and the occasional abiword. [05:26] hi i need help, i instaled dapper, before i installed it i could should bettewn Ubunut or Windows now i cant [05:26] oh and gizmo. [05:26] vaslo, http://google.com/linux [05:26] vaslo: first you find a friend who's willing to help you, or a book [05:26] grep: /usr/lib/libwnck-1.la: No such file or directory [05:26] nate_, xserver-xorg is installed, but startx still doesnt work [05:27] crimsun: it missed a build dep. [05:27] vaslo: then you save all your documents to a burned cd [05:27] _jason: fixed the error.. thanx anyway [05:27] zedzero, apt-get install xorg-common [05:27] vaslo, the ubuntu homepage has links to good sites as well [05:27] vaslo: then you reformat your entire hard drive - this is important. === thisguy [n=ubuntu@ip24-251-148-135.ph.ph.cox.net] has left #ubuntu [] [05:27] vaslo: debian-administration.org [05:27] vaslo: then you start to learn. [05:27] nate_, its already installed and latest version [05:27] Xenguy: why? [05:27] Having problems wioth programs in ubuntu being unresponsive and having to force them to quit. Can anyone relate to this? [05:28] lastetn: you have to modify /boot/grub/grub.conf [05:28] zedzero, argh... [05:28] pvd2006: I can, I use Windows sometimes :) [05:28] unfo: 42 [05:28] you can search google for "grub windows boot" and probably find something quickly. === jesseman_ [n=jesseman@cblmdm72-240-14-241.buckeyecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:28] zedzero: is startx found? [05:28] falstius, nope [05:28] Falstius how can u help me please [05:28] Xenguy: 42??? [05:28] Falstius, naw, heh [05:28] i have reformatted the drive and put the fedora core on my computer, just because i found a decent book with it [05:28] vaslo: fine. [05:29] Ive had less problems with windows xp so far as far as unresponsiveness goes:-\ [05:29] cant get ubuntu to work on it :( [05:29] vaslo: but then the best help is from IRC channel #fedora. [05:29] lastetn you need to "restore" grub... [05:29] unfo: HHG2TG reference [05:29] lastetn: there are many webpages that describe how to do that. [05:29] zedzero, apt-get install xdm [05:29] Xenguy: i know, why did you throw in the ultimate answer? what was the question? [05:29] xenguy: oi [05:29] Falstius ok [05:29] I have the latest kernel modules and apps installed [05:29] Blippe how do i do that? [05:29] zedzero: apt-get install gnome :) [05:30] cafuego: heh, gabba gabba hey [05:30] unfo: it's hard to say sometimes :-) === MrRio [n=rio@pdpc/supporter/sustaining/MrRio] has joined #ubuntu [05:30] Then just configure gdm to run fluxbox instead of gnome .. and do you really need something that light? Are you running a PIII? [05:30] anyone know any docs for the preseed files in the installer? === Badm4n [n=satudua@219.83.18.227] has joined #ubuntu [05:30] hello === Hmmmm [n=Hmmmm@221.135.51.19] has joined #ubuntu [05:31] Falstius, I'm running gnome on a p3 right now with no problems [05:31] Blippe how do i do that? [05:31] Ubuntu Security Notice USN-262-1 <-- is this true ? [05:31] when i type 'fi' or 'st' together in gedit, it replaces it with one character [05:31] Xenguy: ok... :) [05:31] this is in the dapper release with Freemono Medium 11 [05:31] MrRio: are you using an un-American keyboard map? [05:31] :) [05:31] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto?highlight=%28grub%29 [05:31] unfo: sorry for any unintentional obsfucation at the moment :-) [05:31] unfo, lol, un-american [05:31] Badm4n: yes [05:31] ~) [05:31] UN-PATRIOTIC!!! [05:32] lol [05:32] unfo, British, standard latin character-set [05:32] MrRio: oh. then I don't know, sorry. [05:32] cafuego : is that can be fix only by : apt-get update /upgrade ? [05:32] nate_: Are you implying non-US contries don't have partiots? [05:32] nate_, xdm worked but there were only some silly lines (resolution problem?) and it quited on its own without any error message. now what does that mean? [05:32] Badm4n: Well, you could trash the installer logs, that'd do the trick too . [05:32] cafuego, i just thought saying un-american keyboard map was funny lol [05:32] cafuego, they're part of the axis of evil! [05:33] cafuego, lol [05:33] Badm4n: the only solution is to change your password [05:33] cafuego : where i can find installer log ? i'm on server mode ... console only [05:33] Badm4n: /var/log/installer/* [05:33] allrite [05:33] Badm4n: the update won't help, because someone may already have read the file in the past. [05:33] zedzero, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg-server [05:33] i c [05:33] zedzero: I think you need "xinit" === pitbullz [n=pitbullz@ip51.164.235.64.suscom.net] has joined #ubuntu === am3r1ca [n=am3r1ca@bl6-49-143.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #ubuntu [05:34] Falstius, I think he's getting the 'lines' because the resolution or refresh rate is off [05:34] dooglus: Still, removing the temptation is not a bad thing. [05:34] _jason, I'm watching a video with mplayer. i would like ot put fullscreen. DO you have an any idea ? thanks again [05:34] cafuego: what temptation? [05:34] dooglus: existing installer logs [05:34] nate_, having startx will make it a lot easier to debug problems starting xwindows. xinit includes startx. === CryoTox [n=Prophet@165.154.14.208] has joined #ubuntu [05:34] lewix, press f [05:34] /var/log/installer/ <-- valid to remove ? rm -rf ? will not make my system crash ? === eric_ [n=eric@c-68-37-23-28.hsd1.de.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:35] cafuego: does it make any sense at all to you that the update doesn't force a password change? [05:35] it is small though [05:35] Falstius, I had him install xdm, which i believe gives you startx [05:35] dooglus: _if_ noone's read them _and_ they're still there, fixing the problem would be a good thing regardless. [05:35] nate_, it says xorg-server is not installed [05:35] <_jason> lewix: press 'f' [05:35] nate_, it just gives the impression to be bigger but it isnt [05:35] anyone in here run a saa7134 with tvtime on ubuntu? [05:35] cafuego: there's no way of knowing whether anyone has read them [05:35] lewix, hmmm, i dunno then [05:35] zedzero, ha! [05:35] <_jason> lewix: in preferences, choose 'xv' as your video output [05:35] Okay, just got a prog unzipped it, But low and behold I forget a command i need. It's something like 'make install' is that correct [05:36] dooglus: Yes, forcing a password change is something MS would do. It's not up to Canonical to decide whether I want to or not, at best they could advise that it would be a good idea. === mattc022 [n=matt@pool-141-158-226-29.phil.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:36] _jason, how do I do that ? [05:36] HELP ! i have a link on my desktop that i cant remove, when i try to delete it says : not on same file system ??? === bimberi_ is now known as bimberi [05:36] zedzero, ummm, i dunno [05:36] <_jason> lewix: are you using the gui? [05:36] nate_, but also there is no package with that name... [05:36] dooglus: That depends on who has access to the system [05:36] zedzero, what? [05:36] dooglus : after i remove the log and change my password ... should i do apt-get update/upgrade ? === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [05:36] _jason, nope [05:36] nate_, i tried to sudo apt-get install xorg-server, and it said no such package exists [05:36] hey can anybody helpme with the grub [05:36] zedzero: do "sudo apt-get install xinit" === rexkwondo [n=david@70.152.115.60] has joined #ubuntu [05:37] _jason, I just type mplayer in the terminal [05:37] Badm4n: if you change your password then there's no need to reboot or upgrade, no. [05:37] zedzero: xserver-xorg [05:37] am3r1ca: what does it look like? take a screenshot, paste to paste.ubuntu-nl.org, the pastebin. [05:37] <_jason> lewix: edit ~/.mplayer/config and add the line 'vo = xv' [05:37] falstius, xinit is already installed [05:37] unfo, that is installed too :) [05:37] Okay, just got a prog unzipped it, But low and behold I forget a command i need. It's something like 'make install' is that correct [05:37] am3r1ca: and paste the output of ls -l ~/Desktop, from a "Applications>Utils>Terminal" [05:37] i c [05:37] zedzero: oh. you could try installing x-window-system too, thats the full system. [05:38] can i delete the whole /var/log/installer safely ?? [05:38] I'm in the folder I've just forgot the command [05:38] zedzero: and then dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and fix your video driver and refresh rate. [05:38] unfo, what do you mean by full system? [05:38] Paper183: yes [05:38] _jason, Error: no "edit" mailcap rules found for type "application/*" [05:38] lewix@Lewix:/media/win/Documents and Settings/Lewis/My Documents/M [05:38] Here I sit with my new Averatec 3700 and a Dapper (5) disk... someone stop me! [05:38] zedzero: xclock, xterm, etc. [05:38] cafuego: thanks === unfo stops rexkwondo [05:38] <_jason> lewix: sudo nano ~/.mplayer/config, by 'edit' I just meant choose your favorite editor :) [05:38] thank, man [05:38] what is the channel of ubuntu art ? [05:39] xwindow system is not available via apt-get (yes i have universe servers selected) === trym [n=trym@194.63.254.6] has joined #ubuntu [05:39] zedzero: maybe x-window-system-core [05:39] what engine has the most "widgets" available? I am getting nothing but errors with gdesklet :( [05:39] <_jason> lewix: you don't need the sudo in that command by the way === fiveiron [n=fiveiron@12-203-158-21.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:39] unfo: so thats the full wrapper .. good to know :) [05:39] (x-window-system-core) === tisuang [n=tisuang@201.11.201.143] has joined #ubuntu [05:40] iGotNoTime, there are lots of interesting Gnome-native applets - what're you trying to do? === tisuang [n=tisuang@201.11.201.143] has left #ubuntu ["Fui] [05:40] Any help? [05:40] ok, anyone running xgl? [05:40] how do i clear downloaded but not installed stuff ? [05:40] _jason, ok. hmm now im stuck..dunno how to save [05:40] delete i mean. [05:40] Madpilot get a webpage on my desktop background [05:40] Falstius: yep. iirc its x-window-system tho. [05:40] Falstius: on debian atleast [05:40] Badm4n: /j #ubuntu-artwork === hydroksyde [n=hydroksy@222-152-90-164.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [05:40] Badm4n: /j #ubuntu-art [05:40] unfo, no x-window-system-core (according to apt-cache) [05:40] pah! [05:40] iGotNoTime, hmm, no idea - sorry [05:40] Falstius: oh [05:40] <_jason> lewix: see the bottom? it's a cheat sheet. ^X means ctrl-x === ttread [n=ted@c-24-4-207-144.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === anto9us [n=anthony@ipv6.butes.org] has joined #ubuntu [05:41] dabaR i sent it to the paste bin [05:41] V4Vendetta, sudo apt-get autoclean, removes any downloaded but not used packages [05:41] <_jason> lewix: save is writeout by the way, but you can jsut exit and it will prompt you to save [05:41] V4Vendetta: low on space? [05:41] Madpilot, do you by chance have a link to some interesting reading on some of these gnome native applets? [05:41] unfo, no [05:41] V4Vendetta: so why? [05:41] unfo, because i like a clean system [05:41] yay, it dpkg-reconfigure seems to work :) its reconfigured and startx is found. now getting some other packages it wanted. thank you all :) [05:41] Madpilot, I really don't want to add more than I need lol [05:42] _jason, no such file or directory [05:42] i'm hoping to run apache web server behind a wireless router. port forwarding doesn't seem to work with my current linksys router. any suggestions? [05:42] zedzero: you should install x-terminal-emulator too ... it looks like x-window-system-core doesn't include that. [05:42] V4Vendetta: can sometimes be a waste of time. [05:42] well shit [05:42] some how it works [05:42] amazing [05:42] unfo, it took one second, and i saved 2 gigs [05:42] how does mupen work on my comp [05:42] V4Vendetta: oh. :) [05:42] when i have no 3d accel? [05:42] am3r1ca: which one? it is not on the ubuntu pastebin. === crafteh [n=jstritar@BAKER-TWO-NINETY-SIX.MIT.EDU] has joined #ubuntu [05:42] now how can i get graphical login screen on startup? [05:42] dabaR it just finished sending now [05:42] sorry [05:42] V4Vendetta: but you just blew away a cache of useful stuff incase of uninstall then reinstall a package. [05:43] unfo, eh, i don't install stuff often. i have a core set of stuff i always use [05:43] V4Vendetta, you can configure apt to do that automatically, man apt.conf [05:43] iGotNoTime, just right-click on either the top & bottom bar of your desktop, and select Add To Panel - that'll bring up (most of) the stuff you can add. Some apps add new applets. [05:43] V4Vendetta: ok [05:43] nickrud, cheers mate :-D [05:43] am3r1ca: :D [05:43] Madpilot, thanks for the tip :) [05:43] am3r1ca: so which one does not want to go? the dos one? [05:43] <_jason> lewix: mkdir ~/.mplayer [05:44] yeah [05:44] am3r1ca: paste output of "sudo mount" to pastebin. === ttread [n=ted@c-24-4-207-144.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Kopete] [05:44] zedzero, i think that's what xdm is, a graphical login that is x-only [05:44] ok [05:44] nickrud, is Clean-Installed [05:44] what i want? [05:44] zedzero, srry for leavin btw, nature called [05:44] <_jason> lewix: after that, just do 'gedit ~/.mplayer/config', it will be easier than nano [05:44] any one can tell me about the screensaver timeout command on console ? so it will display on my putty [05:45] V4Vendetta, heck, I don't know, I haven't actually looked at the options lately (I keep old debs) [05:45] nickrud, ok [05:45] man o man.....if apps are suddenly not loading, is it worthwhile to reload them or to find out why they're not loading? [05:45] dabaR done [05:45] nickrud, where is the apt config, /ect/apt ? [05:45] etc* [05:45] nate_, its ok. you helped a lot already :) [05:46] am3r1ca: "sudo umount /dev/sda6" enter your password. It was a drive mounted at that spot. [05:46] V4Vendetta, yeah, Clean-Installed, it's /etc/apt/apt.conf [05:46] nickrud, mine is blank .. [05:46] is there a way to search package descriptions at apt-get? [05:46] zedzero, but really though, i think you would be better off reinstalling normally, then installing xdm and fluxbox, then reconfiguring x to use those instead of gdm and gnome [05:47] zedzero: you can in synaptic [05:47] WORKED !! [05:47] V4Vendetta, it's a new file you create, yes. [05:47] thanks [05:47] zedzero: use synaptic, or 'apt-cache search ' on the command line [05:47] nickrud, do i just paste Clean-Installed in it? [05:47] _jason, vo: X11 running at 1024x768 with depth 24 and 32 bpp (":0.0" => local display) [05:47] It seems there is no Xvideo support for your video card available. [05:47] Run 'xvinfo' to verify its Xv support and read DOCS/HTML/en/video.html#xv! [05:47] See 'mplayer -vo help' for other (non-xv) video out drivers. Try -vo x11 [05:47] Error opening/initializing the selected video_out (-vo) device. [05:47] but sda6 is the swap partition [05:47] should it be mounted ??? [05:47] arf sorry again. [05:47] am3r1ca: :-/? it worked? cause I told you what to do to make it go away... [05:47] zedzero, but you could apt-get install aptitude === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === rudiz [n=rudi@e189158.upc-e.chello.nl] has joined #ubuntu [05:47] zedzero, it's like synaptic, but for the command line === alimh [n=alimh@c-69-252-216-63.hsd1.nm.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:48] <_jason> lewix: what kind of video card do you have and have you installed the drivers for it? [05:48] Can someone help me reinstall gcc 3 instead of 4...I think that's what's choking vmware === ale_ [n=ale@82-36-209-104.cable.ubr04.king.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [05:48] <_jason> Grark: sudo aptitude install gcc-3.4 [05:48] _jason, I don't know..I've just installed ubuntu [05:48] lewix: please don't paste in here, use a pastebin (wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcRules) [05:48] dabaR i was fiddling around with fstab, could you take a look at it to see ir everything is ok ?? [05:48] Grark, sudo apt-get install gcc-3.4 [05:48] Grark: apt-get install gcc-3.4 ? [05:48] zedzero: apt-cache search string string to find interesting packages and apt-cache show package to get the info about it. [05:48] nalioth, ok sorry === mist [n=mist@12.22.11.131] has joined #ubuntu [05:49] V4Vendetta, I would think it's Apt::Clean-Install [05:49] <_jason> lewix: you have an nvidia or ati? === no_one [n=Nobody@nci048-88.theedge.ca] has joined #ubuntu [05:49] nickrud, okay thank you [05:49] ATI, _jason [05:49] figures it would be that simple. [05:49] <_jason> ubotu: tell lewix about ati [05:49] i installed linux on a new computer (pentium 4). Ubuntu installed itself very nicely, and i have basic sound, but no sound coming from wavs, mpegs or flash files. Even xmms crashes. Suggestions? === benplaut is now known as benplaut|afk [05:50] crap. [05:50] that didn't work [05:50] ale_, it may be that your sound-playing program is not playing sound to esd, the default sound daemon [05:50] but no sound playing program works [05:50] ale_, are you using ALSA ? [05:50] ale_, do you have the extra codecs installed for wavs & such? [05:50] yes im using alsa [05:50] am3r1ca: you would have to show me the file, on pastebin, and write an explanation of what you would like it to do. === bob123 [n=houman@CPE0014bff872b2-CM001225d744f6.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:50] Grark, try export CC="gcc-3.4" [05:51] ale_, do you have XMMS set to use alsa ? === Varanger [n=guest@201.230.157.185] has joined #ubuntu === ktogias [n=ktogias@ppp55-adsl-197.ath.forthnet.gr] has joined #ubuntu [05:51] Need some help... when i try to "sudo cat 1 > /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness" to change my brightness on laptop, it says permission denied. Any ideas? [05:51] doesn't ubuntu use esd by default? [05:51] or did they move away from that? [05:51] nate_, i don't think it does [05:51] let me check that last thing [05:51] i think it picks based on the card [05:51] they did in hoary [05:51] OSS ALSA or ESD [05:51] hi there, i cant see my ubuntu machine on the DHCP table of my router but i can see my windows machine, can anyone help me ? [05:51] alsa oss esd i think [05:51] nickrud, what does that do? [05:52] i would bet why it crashes and won't play those files is the wrong one is selected [05:52] hello... I am having problem logging with gdm, letter keys are not recognized [05:52] Varanger, what did you do just before this happened? [05:52] nate_: Reboot [05:52] Grark, I my creaky memory serves, when a config script or make calls for a c compiler, it looks at CC first [05:52] Varanger, what did you do just before reboot? === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu === andrewPCT [n=andrew@72.20.221.205] has joined #ubuntu === devians__ [n=lappy@58.166.132.176] has joined #ubuntu [05:53] nate_: Maybe, I upgraded the system, but I don't remember what, just the default options from Synaptic [05:53] hi plese help me with the grub [05:53] dabaR ok i pasted it === larry [n=larry@81-179-126-93.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [05:53] ive been trying a lot of things [05:53] alimh: sudo "cat 1 > /proc/blah/blah" [05:53] Varanger, well, I may not be able to help you much, but I would be looking to that as the likely cause === O_Imortal [n=neto@201.57.215.31] has joined #ubuntu === beefsprocket [n=beefspro@HSE-Toronto-ppp315640.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu ["left] [05:54] nate_: I rebooted again and entered to the console, and the keyboard was working well, then I started X with startx and the keyboard was working well under GNOME [05:54] Varanger: is it a laptop with numlock? turn it off ... (thats all I can think of) [05:54] Grark, what that's doing is setting an environment variable, you can see yours with env | sort [05:54] V4Vendetta, now i set xmms to use alsa, and it doesnt crash anymore.. but still no sound [05:55] ale_: did you run the mixer? the volume might be 0. [05:55] ale_, okay, do this for me, type alsa mixer in a terminal and see if anything is set to off, on the top left corner use the arrow keys to move, and up to turn volume up [05:55] am3r1ca: cfdisk formats the hard disk. === FunnyHat_AWAY is now known as FunnyLookinHat [05:55] Varanger, so the problem is no more? [05:56] Faltstius: Is a USB keyboard, and I already tried on/off the NumLock [05:56] the mixer was the first thing i checked, both in X and in the terminal [05:56] Falstius, V4Vendetta the mixer was the first thing i checked, both in X and in the terminal [05:56] dabaR it also creates partitions [05:56] ale_, nothing is set to off? [05:56] Falstius: that gives me "command not found" [05:56] Varanger, oh, USB keyboard, now we enter into even more possible issues... [05:56] am3r1ca: ya, which is what I said. [05:56] ok === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:56] nothing is off. And i DO have the basic ubuntu sounds. Just no sound for wav, mp3, flash... [05:56] nickrud, anywhere I can see a "log" for opening apps? === SlicerDicer- [n=Slicer@70.89.135.154] has joined #ubuntu [05:57] <_jason> ale_: you probably have esd, does xmms crash when you try to use esd? [05:57] does anybody know what I would need to install to get /usr/include/GL/gl.h [05:57] <_jason> SlicerDicer-: libgl1-mesa-dev [05:57] ale_, in the sound applet in gnome, where it says device, what device do you have enabled [05:57] ale_, file>change device [05:57] am3r1ca: it looks like the dos drive was mounted in vfat format. What ws not working exactly? [05:57] dabaR the swap and fat32 were switched, sda6 and 7, in fstab with the info in cfdisk [05:57] Grark, you can see a history of your terminal, type history ; I don't think that's what you're looking for, though [05:58] _jason: that wants to remove nvidia-glx though [05:58] am3r1ca: post output of "sudo fdisk -l" [05:58] no, i'm looking to see why my apps are "disappearing" [05:58] or crashing. [05:58] V4Vendetta, sound applet? what and where is that? [05:58] <_jason> SlicerDicer-: strange, I have both installed [05:59] _jason, yes [05:59] ale_, it looks like a speaker [05:59] Grark, does pressing alt-tab show you the apps? (maybe a stupid question, but let's get it out of the way) === moshe [n=Jason@ool-18bab1e4.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [05:59] wait [05:59] hello [05:59] dabaR ok i pasted it [05:59] does skype on Linux work with webcams? === levander [i=cponder@user-1121abr.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:00] nickrud, no it doesn't === Carbon14 [n=Prophet@165.154.14.208] has joined #ubuntu [06:00] moshe: i use it. no, it doesn't. use gnomemeeting instead. [06:00] i tried putting ESD instead of ALSA in XMMS and now the sound works [06:00] like _jason said === karl_ [n=dean@207.53.228.96] has joined #ubuntu [06:00] Grark, ok. which apps? You have a very vague problem [06:00] Anyone free? [06:00] gnomemeeting crashes on me with no terminal output to diagnose the cause [06:00] 'uname -a' isn't reporting the patch level of the kernel i'm running. Anybody know a command to get a more specific kernel version? [06:00] moshe: oh :( [06:00] _jason: wait no I have that installed it gives glx.h not gl.h [06:00] that's amazing === ReWT_ [n=ReWT@68-112-64-83.dhcp.jcsn.tn.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:01] am3r1ca: looks fine here. Does it work for you? [06:01] nickrud, two apps specifically that I installed.. [06:01] azareus and vmware === darkmatter [n=Matt@ip68-4-174-28.oc.oc.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:01] <_jason> SlicerDicer-: libgl1-mesa-dev 6.3.2-0ubuntu6breezy1 gives me usr/include/GL/gl.h [06:01] hey [06:01] anyone here? [06:01] IO_support = 0 (default 16-bit) unmaskirq = 0 (off) using_dma = 1 (on) keepsettings = 0 (off) readonly = 0 (off) readahead = 256 (on) HDIO_GETGEO failed: Invalid argument <<--- how do i turn all that on? [06:01] Grark, vmware, I havent' a clue. Do you have java installed? [06:01] no [06:01] startx doesnt work... it says it cant start without .xsession file and window manager [06:01] darkmatter: look to the right [06:02] getting my labtec webcam running has been a fiasco and a half [06:02] yes.... I know..... but ive had bad experieces with irc [06:02] :P [06:02] lol [06:02] fun fun === Leanndro [n=Leandro@200.68.215.125] has joined #ubuntu [06:02] yes I do. === eclair [n=clarizza@203.131.171.98] has left #ubuntu [] [06:02] yah I don't think anyones free at the moment === ReWT_ [n=ReWT@68-112-64-83.dhcp.jcsn.tn.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:02] hey, Im completely new to linux, just tried the ubuntu 5.1 live === jameswang [n=jameswan@221.12.171.76] has joined #ubuntu === Leanndro [n=Leandro@200.68.215.125] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] === jameswang [n=jameswan@221.12.171.76] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [06:03] dabaR yeah but when i load ubunto in all the loading steps, when is Check Mounting Local File System---- it says Failed [06:03] and I was impressed, so i want to install it [06:03] darkmatter, i saw your post at ubuntuforums :) [06:03] Grark, does java -version say something about 1.4.2 or 1.5? [06:03] huh? [06:03] must be another darkmatter [06:03] i used the update repository website to updatre all my repositories and after copy andpasting the file, I'm getting some errors on the last 2 on the list? [06:03] am3r1ca: weird, sec. [06:03] but it mounts all the partions alright [06:03] darkmatter4004 or smthg like that [06:03] darkmatter: Ubuntu's a good choice. My worst enemy right now is memory loss [06:03] yeah, not me [06:03] can't remember commands [06:03] nickrud, well I reinsatalled v1.4.2 to get azareus working... === levander [i=cponder@user-1121abr.dsl.mindspring.com] has left #ubuntu ["ERC] [06:03] Anyone know why when i try to "sudo cat 1 > /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness" to change my brightness on laptop, it says permission denied. Any ideas? [06:03] but everything WAS working. [06:04] ok, so basically, can i just buy a second hard drive, and have 1 windows hard drive, 1 linux? [06:04] then it just stopped loading properly. === Pegasos989 [n=pekka@cs78165177.pp.htv.fi] has joined #ubuntu === cilynx[afk] is now known as cilynx [06:04] and just choose which one to boot from every time I boot [06:04] alimh: Did you try it in root? [06:04] can anyone hel? [06:04] *help [06:04] but i don't know the root password... [06:04] nickrud, NOW when I go to install vmware again, it's giving me "What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running [06:04] kernel? [/usr/src/linux/include] [06:04] The path "/usr/src/linux/include" is not an existing directory. [06:04] " [06:04] <_jason> !helpme [06:04] If you don't actually ask a question, we can not actually help you. [06:04] alimh: what do you get if you "sudo cat /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCD/brightness" ? [06:04] alimh, if youa re using sudo it should work. Maybe make sure that /proc is getting mounted. and that /proc/..../brightness is there === Varanger [n=guest@201.230.157.185] has left #ubuntu [] [06:04] i used the update repository website to updatre all my repositories and after copy andpasting the file, I'm getting some errors on the last 2 on the list? [06:05] ah, hello? [06:05] jason....i said that earlier [06:05] scroll up. [06:05] alimh, try sudo su [06:05] what are the common packages i should install so that gxine will be able to play the sound in movies? [06:05] yeah, it is there and whhen I cat /proc/..../brightness is shows the levels and current [06:05] alimh, err.. sudo -s [06:05] what are the common packages i should install so that gxine will be able to play the sound in movies? (mpeg, etc) === A10n [n=A10n@adsl-71-129-39-238.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:05] Grark, Like I said, I've no clue about vmware, except you gotta recompile your kernel or modules or some such. Never used it :) [06:05] alimh, yeah sudo -s then try it. [06:05] <_jason> ReWT_: put the errors on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ as well as your /etc/apt/sources.list [06:05] _jason: I guess its different in dapper [06:05] chuckyp: He doesn't have the root pass.. === lucaas [n=lucas@h145n1c1o1124.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:05] <_jason> SlicerDicer-: ah, must be [06:05] alimh, just use your users password at the prompt when you sudo -s [06:05] ale_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats [06:05] <_jason> SlicerDicer-: ask the folk in #ubuntu+1 [06:05] Carbon14, he doesn't need it. [06:05] nickrud, strange because I had it working.... === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [06:05] okay [06:05] crap [06:05] ok so about azareus. [06:05] It works! the sudo su worked. thanks a lot guys! [06:06] is anyone who knows a bit free to answer a poor noobs ridiculusly easy questions? [06:06] where was that HOWTO install? [06:06] anyone know how to fix permissions for cdroms // dvdroms ? [06:06] hm [06:06] the hdparm stuff [06:06] alimh, you should actually use sudo -s just for the future [06:06] mine is all borked [06:06] !tell Grark Azareus [06:06] i need help with the grub please help me [06:06] hehehe [06:06] cilynx, thanks [06:06] Grark, and if java is kicking back 1.4, maybe you need 1.5. I don't use java much, and azureus not at all. [06:06] alimh, either way works === O_Imortal [n=neto@201.57.215.31] has left #ubuntu ["Duvido] === jb1 [n=chatzill@S01060050baec4c56.ca.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu === jygge [n=jygge@YYYMMMCCCXLI.dsl.saunalahti.fi] has joined #ubuntu [06:06] chuckyp: Do you know the make file command? [06:06] hey guys i have a question about removing libfreetype6-dev [06:06] darkmatter: what you got? [06:06] I've forgotten [06:06] ale: np === Xenguy listens to Edgar... [06:06] where's that wiki? [06:06] Carbon14, make? [06:06] :( [06:06] if i do a apt-get remove libfreetype6-dev it wants to remove the following packages, shold i say yes? [06:07] ftgl-dev libcairo2-dev libfontconfig1-dev libfreetype6-dev libgtk2.0-dev libpango1.0-dev libsdl-ttf2.0-dev libxft-dev [06:07] Grark, your vague question came down to things I don't know :) [06:07] cilynx, how do i do private chat? [06:07] chuckyp: is there any way i can use a script to control that [06:07] Grark, you mean wiki.ubuntu.com? [06:07] how do i just remove libfreetype6-dev and nothing else [06:07] chuckyp: it says it isn't a command [06:07] Carbon14, what are you trying to do? [06:07] am3r1ca: show output of dmesg |tail [06:07] <_jason> A10n: the things it wants to remove probably depend on libfreetype6-dev [06:07] A10n: looks alright, but no guarantees of course :-) [06:07] lol [06:07] alimh: you can also do sudo "cat 1 > /procl/blah/lbah". the problem with sudo cat1 > is that the "cat" is executed as superuser but not the redirection. So you have to put quotes around the whole thing. [06:07] darkmatter: /msg === robertj [n=robertj@66-188-77-153.dhcp.athn.ga.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:07] alimh, you would have to give the script root access I believe would be a security issue. But i'm sure it could be done. [06:08] i'm sure when i installed libfreetyp6-dev those were already installed bveofre [06:08] please somebody help with the grub === pvd2006 [n=pvd2006@adsl-68-95-142-34.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:08] _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10189 [06:08] chuckyp: I have an achive unzipped and I need to use the make command, i.e 'make clean' 'make install' or something like that. but I forget the command [06:08] alimh, try asking in #linuxhelp there are some knowledgable shell script guys there. [06:08] before [06:08] lastetn: what are you trying to accomplish? [06:08] _jason: will do [06:08] chuckyp: see, i want to have my script run when i press a certain key combination === Fred [n=fredf@81-86-149-249.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:08] Carbon14, well first you would ./configure usually then make then sudo make install [06:08] Carbon14: learn checkinstall too :-) [06:08] okay [06:08] !tell Carbon14 about compile [06:08] !LAMP [06:08] hmm... lamp is Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP, one of the standard internet server installations. Installing LAMP in Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP [06:08] chuckyp: oh. is that #linuxhelp in this server? [06:08] cilynx see i dont know why i can see the menu in the grub [06:09] alimh, No i hear you its possible yes its on this server [06:09] I Got limewire and java working right, thanks. Now I am trying to access my files that are on my windows partition. it shows up as /hdc1 but it wont show or let me access any of the files inside of it. === Journich [n=journich@219-90-167-222.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [06:09] dabaR ok i pasted it [06:09] cilynx so i cant chosse betewn the windows and ubuntu [06:09] am3r1ca: show output of just dmesg [06:09] chuckyp: thanks. this is great! [06:09] alimh: you write the script as if you were root and then run sudo script ... [06:09] alimh, I know you can do it i'm just not sure how. i'm sure they would know [06:10] cilynx i think ubuntu havent detect the other os will installing [06:10] ok let's start backwards. [06:10] hurdy gurdy man... [06:10] <_jason> ReWT_: ``We support only i386 mainly because thats all weve got'' http://wiki.ubuntu-fr.org/doc/plf [06:10] alimh, yeah thats the way to do it. [06:10] how do I uninstall a program [06:10] i just installed dapper [06:10] Falstius, but he wants to bind it to a key also [06:10] so what do i do about these errors? [06:10] <_jason> ReWT_: get rid of the two plf line sin your /etc/apt/sources.list [06:10] Grark: dpkg -r (if it's an installed package) [06:10] dabaR ok i sent it [06:11] lastetn: you're saying that when you boot, it doesn't give you the menu, it just boots Ubuntu, right? I'm assuming that it throws a "press ESC to show the menu" really quickly on boot... look in your /boot/grub/menu.lst for hiddenmenu and comment it out [06:11] If in Gnome I use desklets, what is it people use in KDE? [06:11] hey, can someone help answer a noobs questions on WiFi and Dual booting? [06:11] god I'm lost. [06:11] cilynx it is not comment [06:11] I know it is relative and desklets can be used in KDE but it is a general question [06:11] Grark: well, what do you want to do next? [06:11] cilynx and when i press esc nothing happens [06:11] _jason....is there any I can add onto it? === neeja_ [n=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [06:12] lastetn: if it is not comment out, then the menu will be hidden on boot. if you comment it out, it will give you the menu on boot. [06:12] I want to unstall and reinstall azarus === GullyFoyle [n=jon@64.252.161.73] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [06:12] azureus [06:12] cilynx so u want me to put the # [06:12] lastetn: the "press ESC for menu" is only up for a short time on boot, you can miss it if not paying attention === MetaMorfoziS [n=sajt@3e44b30f.adsl.enternet.hu] has joined #ubuntu [06:12] Grark, sudo apt-get reinstall azureus [06:12] <_jason> ReWT_: I don't know of any repos like plf that support amd64, but I don't use 64bit so I don't know much about it [06:12] lastetn: yup (as per the #) === epimeteo [n=epimeteo@82.155.42.117] has joined #ubuntu [06:13] I'm ok [06:13] Grark, wat that won't work [06:13] so far. [06:13] Grark, a shortcut for that might be just removing azureus's config in your home dir. === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === highvoltage [n=Jono@196.36.161.235] has joined #ubuntu [06:13] I found the package in synaptic [06:13] Okay....well anyone here running 64 bit with updated repos? [06:13] and uninstalling [06:13] Grark: I've read the buffer and I can't help, sorry [06:13] is anyone free to answer some questions? [06:13] am3r1ca: but you can use all the drives, or no? [06:13] darkmatter, what questions? === silvaran [n=scott@CPE0010b5508a66-CM000a739cc1cc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:14] darkmatter: that's the whole point :-) [06:14] good morning, everybody [06:14] Grark, you can just remove it and install it again I know theres a way to reinstall with one command I ust can't think of it now. [06:14] Morning epimeteo [06:14] good morning epimeteo [06:14] !ask [06:14] 604 is a lot of people, must be hard to keep up with everyone, is there more than one support channel for ubuntu? [06:14] good morning only to those to whom it is morning...:P === chuckyp cuz i'm in luv wit a stripper [06:14] <_jason> chuckyp, Grark: apt-get install --reinstall packagename [06:14] Grark: search for 'reinstall' stuff [06:14] yes [06:14] Anyone here running 64 bit with updated repos? [06:14] there it is [06:14] cilynx can u help me editing the menu? [06:14] so, Im a complete noob, tried the ubuntu 5.10 live cd [06:14] _jason, ty bro [06:15] and was impressed [06:15] okay, so what is the problem? [06:15] darkmatter: that's A-OK [06:15] the only thing that got me was i couldnt connect to my wifi [06:15] ReWT_: don't repeat so often, please [06:15] Ok everyone, I've now uninstalled and reinstalled the appz, still getting the same "error" launching them. [06:15] lastetn: what are you looking to do with it? [06:15] dabaR yeah i use everything and all the partitions mount [06:15] Do you have an integrated or external? [06:15] <_jason> Grark: what error and what apps? === nickrud runs, once again, from networking [06:15] I have a belgin G router [06:15] belkin* [06:15] darkfires, what type of net card [06:15] cilynx i think something is wrong there [06:15] i downloaded ubuntu dapper livecd today, did anybody tried the expresso to install it_ [06:15] Uh huh.....and your card? [06:15] Grark: have you tried launching them from the command line? That way you can see error messages. [06:15] _jason azureus and Vmware mysteriously launch, then disappear [06:15] you folks, it works better if you preface the nick of the person you are talking to to your posts [06:15] help me [06:15] darkmatter, what type of net card do you have? === Shadowline [n=shadowli@ppp-70-226-94-119.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:16] no I haven't Falstius [06:16] lastetn: what is it doing as opposed to what do you want it to be doing? [06:16] and I tried it on a computer with an internal wifi card and a usb one [06:16] epimeteo: join #ubuntu+1 for dapper talk [06:16] I'll try now [06:16] <_jason> Grark: any output to the terminal? === C-O-L-T [n=icechat5@193.231.163.10] has joined #ubuntu === Agrajag [i=zaphod@cpe-72-130-83-97.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu === Xenguy seconds nalioth ... [06:16] darkmatter, what type of wifi card do you want to get to work [06:16] chuckyp it has a tlan 10/100 onboard, but i don't see why cemu would try to use my net card [06:16] ok nalioth! thanks [06:16] cilynx it is not showing the menu [06:16] oh sorry [06:16] wrong window. [06:16] lol === Aegir [n=richard@d220-238-74-99.dsl.vic.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [06:17] dabaR i am going to restart to see what it says exactly.. thanx alot for the help :D [06:17] darkmatter, what type of card are you trying to use? Is it supported? [06:17] lastetn: once you comment out the hiddenmenu line and reboot, it still doesn't show the menu? [06:17] lastetn: there might be a message when it is booting that says "press any key in the next 3 2 1 seconds to see the GRUB menu" === Jivemonkey [n=Kevin@wsip-24-120-98-235.lv.lv.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:17] darkfires, lol [06:17] darkmatter, what type of wifi card do you have? [06:17] Falstius: I think it's ESC [06:17] so anyone know of any good docs on the ubuntu-installer and preseeding and whatnot? [06:18] I have a belkin g router [06:18] and I tried the live cd on 2 computers === lcore [n=lkusmir@bhi157.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [06:18] I know....what wireless card? [06:18] darkmatter, I know what router you have [06:18] Falstius & cilynx let me try agin [06:18] 1 with a usb wifi card [06:18] and 1 with an internal one [06:18] You need a router and a card for wireless to work mate. [06:18] silvaran: maybe ... I reboot my machine once every few months. [06:18] i'm will find for manual that it's was develop the linux dritribution on ubuntu [06:18] Falstius: That's a good sign ;) [06:18] What brand is the card? [06:18] darkmatter, jesus what KIND OF USB CARD MODEL MAKE ETC.... [06:18] help [06:18] i'm will find for manual that it's was develop the linux dritribution on ubuntu [06:18] I said.... Belkin [06:18] !wireless [06:18] I heard wireless is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCards if it does not work out of the box https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper windows drivers [06:18] Thats the router... [06:18] the router and the card are belkin [06:18] Okay. [06:18] GigaByte_, what are you looking for? [06:18] 802.11 g 54mbps [06:19] -.- [06:19] is the card in? [06:19] yes [06:19] well, its usb [06:19] so sorta [06:19] type ifconfig [06:19] not in the case [06:19] see the card anywhere? [06:19] Madpilot,note ubuntu [06:19] but, functioning [06:19] in the terminal? [06:19] darkmatter, the router doens't matter jus thte card ifyou follow the link above about wireless it will tell you how to install it. [06:19] yes [06:19] ifconfig [06:19] yes === volCOM_b0i [n=volCOM_b@host-69-145-68-234.bln-mt.client.bresnan.net] has joined #ubuntu === lcore [n=lkusmir@bhi157.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [06:20] ok, ill try that [06:20] darkmatter, please stop using enter as punctuation. READ ^^^^^ [06:20] Madpilot, devolop of distribution on ubuntu [06:20] Madpilot, develop of distribution on ubuntu [06:20] !terminal === Falstius goes to bed. [06:20] ReWT_, he needs ndiswrapper drivers [06:20] Madpilot, note maual === Falstius [n=airen@c-68-40-57-200.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu [] [06:20] then what? In the networks menu there was no option for WifI or to add one === ltR20 [n=alex@modemcable199.199-82-70.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu [06:20] Madpilot, how to access [06:20] darkmatter, you need drivers if you would read the link above [06:20] !tell darkmatter about wifi === TSCHAK [n=thomas@71-208-166-27.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:21] !tell darkmatter about wireless === Leanndro [n=Leandro@200.68.215.125] has joined #ubuntu [06:21] darkmatter, there read the link ubotu sent you. [06:21] That's where I was getting to with this :-P === Leanndro [n=Leandro@200.68.215.125] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [06:21] GigaByte_, I do not know which manuals you want. The regular Ubuntu manuals are at http://help.ubuntu.com/ [06:21] ive been there' [06:21] is there a way to make my laptop suspend when I close the lid? [06:21] without hacking the acpid scripts? [06:21] would it be bad to do "chmod a+w /proc/.../brightness" so that way i don't have to sudo everytime? [06:21] TSCHAK: there probably is, just a command... [06:21] darkmatter, well you need the ndiswrapper drivers for you card. [06:21] Hello I installed ubuntu (first time linux user) - I can't get a 1280x1024 Resolution and my gamma is dark and i would like to increase it how do i do it? Thanks! [06:21] Any one have all the 64 bit repos? [06:21] Madpilot,ok [06:21] alimh, yes [06:22] ltR20: what's your video hardware? [06:22] alimh, i think that might mess some stuff up but hell why not try it. === neeja [i=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [06:22] Madpilot,i'm will the plan [06:22] cilynx, nvidia 4800se 128meg [06:22] ltR20, try http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto === vdv [n=student@82.194.8.11] has joined #ubuntu [06:22] !nvidia [06:22] somebody said nvidia was at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=57368 [06:22] hi everybody [06:22] alimh, I would try it and goof around like unplug the power etc.. make sure when it switches back down it doesn't blow up. restart allt hat good stuff. [06:22] ltR20, the Nvidia link too ^^^ [06:22] !nvidia [06:22] chuckyp: lol. well, it seems like it works. i'm the only one using my laptop... so i'll stick with it [06:23] FINALLY found it..... where do I output the errors I'm seeing? [06:23] alimh, yeah did you make a shell script then and bind it to a key? [06:23] !paste [06:23] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [06:23] ltR20: what they said =) Read the doco, nVidia is well supported. Feel free to PM me if you run into issues, I run nVidia on all my machines [06:23] Madpilot,i'm make for linux that ubuntu will be modify to relases for in plan [06:23] I'm using Ubuntu 5.04. why can't I mount sata disk? === zenbum [n=zenbum@c-69-181-178-99.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:23] GigaByte_, what is your native language? [06:23] Madpilot,i'm sorry'' [06:24] vdv: cause we do not know what you have tried so far. [06:24] Madpilot,i'm not enlinsh [06:24] GigaByte_, it's OK, but there are Ubuntu channels for lots of languages [06:24] Madpilot,ok [06:24] is there support for sata in ubuntu? [06:24] yes. [06:24] vdv, yes, my only HD is SATA [06:24] Madpilot,i'm form The Korean [06:24] vdv: what have you tried? [06:24] vdv: I know there is support from Breezy (5.10) on, not sure about Hoary (5.04) [06:24] chuckyp: that's the plan.... [06:25] is there an #ubuntu-kr ? [06:25] Has anyone changed their repos to dapper and dist-upgrade yet? If so, how stable was it? [06:25] nalioth: is there a /j;-P [06:25] i've got hoary one === Samineru [n=Samineru@pool-70-104-86-234.pskn.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:25] volCOM_b0i: I had great luck here, but that's anecdotal. [06:25] Madpilot,it's placed [06:25] volCOM_b0i: it's a development distro [06:25] ok I just posted it [06:25] chuckyp: but i want the script to remember the previous state.. [06:25] Grark: If you want other people in the room to see it, you're going to have to post the URL :) [06:25] volCOM_b0i: I did an upgrade from Breezy to Dapper a while ago and have had few problems. It did require an hour of messing with broken deps to get everything working though. ymmv === unfo_ [n=toor@CPE0004e2d9f884-CM0013718690da.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:25] doh [06:25] alimh, or you can give your user access tot he /proc/.../brightness in sudoers [06:25] Madpilot,it's placed from the koreat in chnnel [06:26] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10193 [06:26] Madpilot,however it's not anwser [06:26] GigaByte_, try #ubuntu-ko for Korean help [06:26] alimh, i dunno i'm not that far into shell scripts yet. === httpdss [n=kenny@r201-217-187-207.dialup.adsl.anteldata.net.uy] has left #ubuntu [] [06:26] Madpilot,ok [06:26] is a good idea make LFS using ubuntu 5.04 hoary? [06:26] Does anyone know how t make it so when image viewer goes to the next image in a series it does not squeeze it to the window size but leaves it zoomed 1:1? [06:26] I am currently running ubuntu on a laptop, so I am worried that something important may be broken. I have a bug with gnome-power-manager, so that is my motive for a dist-upgrade as I read it has been fixed in newer versions. [06:26] chuckyp: i read man sudoers.. but dono't really understand it [06:26] Grark: That's an awfully weird error... did you try googling for wt-pi-gtk or update your swt libraries? [06:27] vdv: in my experience, you can build LFS from just about anything with a bash shell and a toolchain [06:27] volCOM_b0i, dist-upgrade should be used instead of upgrade anyways. Its a smart upgrade [06:27] Does anyone know what setup tools are the most needed in ubuntu atm=? [06:27] or most requested? [06:27] by the way, it doesn't build from fedora core === lewis [n=lewix@129.49.7.102] has joined #ubuntu [06:27] I'm planning to write some tool [06:28] but don't know yet about what. First planned about a centralized tv card setup tool === j_ack [n=nico@p508D96B7.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [06:28] vdv, I guess we don't need them :) [06:28] they are porting yast2 to debian [06:28] ok silvaran I'm going to try vmware now [06:28] ... even though, I haven't seen much progress lately [06:28] =( [06:28] volCOM_b0i: one of my Breezy -> Dapper upgrades was on the VPR Matrix 220a5 that I'm on right now. Again, it took some playing with deps, but it runs nicer now than it did with Breezy === nekostar [n=nekostar@unaffiliated/starscalling] has joined #ubuntu [06:28] eh === jb1 [n=chatzill@S01060050baec4c56.ca.shawcable.net] has left #ubuntu [] [06:29] ok. [06:29] Grark: Uh, okay... === siglaptop [n=sig@208-187-170-51.fmtc.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:29] nalioth, try !msg ubotu ko [06:29] cilynx, dapper runs remarkably faster than breezy :) [06:29] fedora really silly distrib [06:29] that's true === hav0k [n=nevin@Bowe-11-172.rh.ncsu.edu] has joined #ubuntu [06:29] wenn I installed it the frist time, I really wondered about the speed [06:29] vdv: no flaming here. [06:29] vdv, fedora has no advances t o me somehow [06:29] Fedora destroyed me. [06:29] how do i set keepsettings for my hdd in hdparm when it wont let me? [06:29] Yes, I heard that gnome 2.14 was faster than 2.12 === nekostar has been trying as root [06:29] The software list isn't quite as big as ubuntus or suse === nekostar stabs fedora ftw [06:29] sorry, I don't mean it [06:29] Numbutal: I've noticed that overall. The hardware support, particularly hotplug and laptop junk seems to work much nicer as well. [06:29] and the hardware recognition is still far behind [06:29] hi, im wondering how to use *.run files. i tried just clicking on them, but it brings up gedit and says it cant view the file. how can i run the *.run file so it will install? [06:30] but I like it , that they help gnome :) [06:30] ******** Here difference between apt-get update,upgrade,and dist-upgrade I'm tired of arguiing. http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10195 [06:30] hav0k, chmod +x file.run [06:30] and how else can i make dma=on permenant [06:30] if it has a execute flag === roaet2 [n=roro@cpe-66-69-104-180.satx.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:30] volCOM_b0i, yes in .14 I see speed increases [06:30] nekostar, with a script at boottime [06:30] volCOM_b0i, but if you ar eworried about you laptop crashing dapper is not the answer. === _kaos_ [n=staticka@ip70-176-202-17.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:30] Nembutal, oh, i didnt know the permissions werent already set === mtopf [n=mtopf@wnpgmb02dc1-56-59.dynamic.mts.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:30] hav0k, gnome asks you if it has an execute flag if you want to look at it with a texteditor [06:30] hi [06:30] or to execute it [06:31] Hi, mtopf [06:31] (damn, I love gnome :)) [06:31] hi dabar [06:31] oh [06:31] nekostar: "man hdparm" I think the flag to keep settings is '-k'. If that doesn't work, i think there is a hdparm script in /etc/init.d where you can set your hdparm settings on boot [06:31] mtopf: just read a little. [06:31] user friendly is a way underrated term for gnome / ubuntu [06:31] dabar: aiight homie === AshyIsMe [n=aaron@dsl-221.27.240.220.dsl.comindico.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [06:32] how do you figure out what your NTFS windows partition is called under /dev directory? I see hda, hdc1, 2, 3, 4 === _kaos_ [n=staticka@ip70-176-202-17.ph.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:32] !ntfs [06:32] ntfs is, like, the filesystem used in Windows NT and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions [06:32] pvd2006, ^^ [06:32] Thanks [06:32] i'm trying to apt-get install java-package but java-package can't be found apparently [06:33] WHAT'S THE DEFAULT ROOT PWD for a ubuntu install? === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [06:33] pvd2006: if you know which hard drive it is on, you can fdisk that hard drive and do a 'p' for 'print' and that will show you what filesystem is on each individual partition [06:33] i've enabled all the repositories in synaptic package manager [06:33] the installer never asked me [06:33] !tell ltR20 about root [06:33] exit === Griver [n=Griver@81-231-250-204-no52.tbcn.telia.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:33] OK, has anyone experience a bug with gnome-power-manager that when you unplug and close the lid to suspend it ruins suspend all together? It will only suspend when I log out now.. === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has joined #ubuntu [06:33] ltR20, there is no root pw working - use sudo & your own user pw === merc [i=merc@c-68-85-152-239.hsd1.mi.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:34] My laptop would suspend fine until this. === Ubeyguy [n=chatzill@vannuys-cuda2-70-35-20-230.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:34] how can i find out what version of ubuntu im running? [06:34] merc: lsb_release -a [06:34] ie. breezy badger 3million etc.. [06:34] ah, thanks [06:34] thanks so much Nembutal [06:34] pvd2006: you would "sudo fdisk -l" === mordof [n=mordof@69.49.45.171] has joined #ubuntu [06:34] ive been trying to figure out run files for awhile now, and everyone i asked didnt help at all === kmhaps [n=UPP@am124.housing.umanitoba.ca] has joined #ubuntu [06:35] you need to chmod the run file to executable. and ./run_file.run in a terminal === rob138 [n=rob@71-212-172-88.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === Samineru [n=Samineru@pool-70-104-86-234.pskn.east.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [06:36] hav0k: .run is a B.S. file extension for a shell script. If you "chmod +x" the file, then you can run it like "./blah.run" or if you double click on it, it should ask if you want to execute it === c0al [n=c0al@159.218.74.153] has joined #ubuntu [06:36] AshyIsMe: that is in debian, or in some old version of ubuntu, like maybe warty, or it is an extraneous package. There is no Sun Java in Ubuntu, cause it is not free. You can read about it on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Java [06:36] cool I found it === br0x [n=br0x@216.231.35.22] has joined #ubuntu [06:37] pvd2006: ya, it shows there readily visible. [06:37] If, it tells me that I dont have persmission to view the contents of hdc1 does that mean I need to sudo [06:37] dabaR: thanks [06:37] hav0k, no problem [06:37] well, later doods [06:37] hav0k, keep asking if you got probems [06:37] no, it means you need to mount better. or if you like using sudo for something like that... [06:37] whoops :/ === jb1 [n=jb_@S01060050baec4c56.ca.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:37] pvd2006, how did you access it? [06:37] gnome volume manager? [06:37] dab i installed j2sdk1.4 and my java applications run fine [06:38] yes, I used the file browser in gnome [06:38] Yarrr... why can't the ntfs driver just set the umask to world-readable?.. is there a logical reason behind that? [06:38] to try to access it === Arnald [n=Arnald@81-86-116-102.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [06:38] pvd2006, if its ntfs you have to mount it ro,user,auto like the page says [06:38] !pastebin [06:38] somebody said pastebin was a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :) === Badm4n [n=satudua@219.83.18.227] has joined #Ubuntu [06:38] Everybody and their dog has an ntfs volume by now, it should be user-readable on first boot... [06:38] to all: thanks a lot for your help, now i got the sound working and all the codecs installed. I've been using ubuntu for a year, but since in my previous computer ubuntu installed itself with no problems at all, i hadnt needed to learn anything. Thanks again [06:38] I can run limewire and I installed the mozilla-java deb as well and that works fine too. [06:38] question for newbie : help me pls :( how to clear history on root access and/or user access === mconroy [n=mconroy@209-180-187-110.hlna.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:39] volCOM_b0i: that is the blackdown Java. It is shown on that page, I believe. Go read and tell me. [06:39] Badm4n: Delete ~/.bash_history [06:39] Can anyone tell me how to setup xwindows to support my widescreen laptop display? [06:39] ty [06:39] Badm4n: Assuming that's what you want ... ?? [06:39] Heh [06:40] mconroy: depends on the display === talisein [n=talisein@c-67-160-233-98.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:40] yup, it is black down, i just looked. === ba [n=ba@69-11-1-139.yktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [06:40] mconroy: what have you got? [06:40] It is a Gateway 3550gz [06:40] !fixres [06:40] Please read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto === zedzero [n=zedzero@85.96.234.164] has joined #ubuntu [06:40] ok [06:40] anyone who wants to know more about the ubuntu installer and how to customize and whatnot, check out: someone on ubuntu-boot pointed me to a VERY useful doc (well, so far): http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/doc/manual/en/ [06:41] how can i generate a .xsession file? without it, i can not startx... === manji [n=manji@c-67-171-166-18.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === Chodded [n=Chodded@wsip-24-249-27-92.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:41] That shows you some things. Or just google for " refresh rates" and follow the instructions on that page for adding them. [06:41] hey how does one kill a running X server? [06:41] i was hassling you all earlier and thought I should show you the outcome [06:41] manji: Ctrl+Alt+Backspace [06:41] ah, thank you, thats right [06:41] manji, kill or restart? [06:41] manji: Or from a separate terminal, killall -9 X :) [06:41] cilynx watch this please http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10197 [06:41] anyone know how to get the yahoo part working for gaim? [06:41] manji, or sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop [06:41] cilynx wich of them shold i use [06:41] seems not to be able to connect [06:42] siglaptop: it works here. [06:42] hrrmm [06:42] no here === Badm4n [n=satudua@219.83.18.227] has joined #ubuntu [06:42] :) thx [06:42] no s*** [06:42] oh yes one more [06:42] I'm using 1.5.0 [06:42] zedzero, seriously, you should just reinstall normally, install xdm and fluxbox, then reconfigure x to use those [06:42] siglaptop: that is not even in ubuntu, is it? dapper? [06:42] zedzero, you would already have it done otherwise [06:42] no === yuri_ [n=yuri@CPE00119552786e-CM014270032311.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:42] nate_, i tried that but then uninstalling gnome make things even worse [06:43] zedzero, why uninstall it? === trollboy [n=trollboy@69-171-52-52.clvdoh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu === mikebot [n=michael@SRF-11-193.resnet.ucsb.edu] has joined #ubuntu [06:43] zedzero, is hard drive space that precious? [06:43] i have connected to ISP by cable modem that use dynamic ip ... every n minuetes my resolve.conf always back with line 1 search ispname [06:43] dabaR: 1.5.0 is in dapper. [06:43] nate_, because i dont need it, i will never use it, and i need the diskspace badly :) [06:43] even i have change it to nameserver 191.168.1.254 [06:43] zedzero, having it installed does not = having it running [06:43] how to make it fix [06:43] lastetn: you've got a whole slew of kernel packages installed. If you're running the most up to date (check with 'cat /proc/version') you can safely apt-get uninstall the rest of them. After that, 'update-grub' will automatically rebuild your menu to use the kernel you have installed. === Agrajag [i=zaphod@cpe-72-130-83-97.socal.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [06:43] silvaran: :/ === ajeen [i=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [06:43] good evening guys, could some expert help me out? I encrypted a file on windows using systweak file encryptor, how do i decrypt that file in ubuntu? [06:43] zedzero, ahhh, i see [06:44] Badm4n, get a router :) [06:44] zedzero, isn't there an xubuntu? [06:44] huhuehueueh [06:44] yuri_: my guess would be "not". [06:44] !info gaim [06:44] :/ [06:44] :( [06:44] gaim: (multi-protocol instant messaging client), section net, is optional. Version: 1:1.5.0-1ubuntu3 (breezy), Packaged size: 814 kB, Installed size: 2148 kB [06:44] I'm not using dapper [06:44] i mean on my ubuntu server [06:44] nate_, what is xubuntu? [06:44] :( [06:44] Oh there's breezy too.. [06:44] zedzero, xubuntu with x instead of gnome or kde [06:44] !info xubuntu-desktop [06:44] is there any ways to make it fix [06:44] ? [06:44] xubuntu-desktop: (Xubuntu desktop system), section universe/misc, is optional. Version: 1.4 (breezy), Packaged size: 5 kB, Installed size: 32 kB [06:44] Which is strange to me...it should not be there. [06:44] seems to be breezy stuff in my sources.list [06:45] zedzero, apt-get install xubuntu-desktop === Suture [n=suture@63-231-21-223.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu === Iceman [n=icechat5@63.172.155.73] has joined #ubuntu [06:45] Sorry Badm4n, my servers have all been behind a router. [06:45] nate_, now im confused... i thought x is just like a framework for desktop enviroments to run. isnt it? hwo can it run on its own? [06:45] whats the live cd file system ? [06:45] :( [06:45] i c [06:45] zedzero: xubuntu uses a lightweight desktop manager...i think it uses Xfce [06:45] !xubuntu [06:45] xubuntu is, like, Ubuntu using XFCE instead of Gnome for the desktop. Details here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu [06:45] yup, xfce, it is very nice. [06:45] zedzero: xubuntu-desktop uses XFCE, another desktop environment... it's a little more lightweight. [06:46] very lightweight, xfce is [06:46] well, i think we've driven that point into the ground =) [06:46] anyone knows how to make screensaver auto run on idle x second ? ( i want it will load "cmatrix" on idle ) [06:46] crap how to install a complete custom linux distro ... ;( [06:46] i tried xfce, and its still heavy for my notebook... i think i will insist on fluxbox :) [06:46] Heh [06:46] Nembutal, cilynx command_line { hdparm -q -c1 -q -d1 -q -m16 -q -A1 -q -W0 /dev/hdc hdparm -q -c1 -q -d1 -q -m16 -q -A1 -q -W0 /dev/hdd } [06:46] can i do that? [06:46] zedzero: fvwm is good also [06:46] been trying for 3 day to build a install ... [06:46] and much more customizable [06:46] [more than one line in the command_line { thing? [06:46] or do i need to do more than one command line? [06:47] Iceman, google Linux from Scratch [06:47] cilynx how do i desinstall the others apt-get uninstall kernel 2.6.15-18-386? [06:47] nekostar, mh? [06:47] what is cilynx ?? [06:47] zedzero, it's cool, just that xfce takes much less space than gnome, i'm pretty sure, so installing flux alongside that wouldn't be so hard-disk-space intensive === AlbanianLord [n=albanian@ool-4579a7ae.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:47] nekostar, actually [06:47] Nembutal: Somebody's handle in this channel :) [06:47] wait a second [06:47] zedzero, but it would simplify the installation [06:47] ill show you an example for hdparm [06:47] on nopaste [06:47] for a script [06:47] thanx [06:48] volCOM_b0i you kow of a distro that will still install to a fat 32 partition ... [06:48] the /etc/hdparm.conf ? [06:48] zedzero, but I'll try to google about creating a .xsession file [06:48] nekostar: looks good to me === svu_ [n=svu@194.46.179.39] has joined #ubuntu === homanj_ [n=homanj@81range-20.blc.edu] has joined #ubuntu [06:48] cilynx, i used two lines there... hdparm starts a line.. *goes to paste hehe* [06:48] !paste [06:48] Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text. [06:48] lastetn: yup "apt-get uninstall [package name] [06:48] nate_, ok then. so what should i do now? should i reinstall with gnome, get xubuntu images and write on cd and then reinstall?? [06:48] ive recently tried to compile adesklets on breezy and I keep getting this libiconv error. I installed it, so I don't know whats going on. [06:49] http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10198 <<<------ that [06:49] any help would be appreciated [06:49] I install to a ext3 paritition, and use fat32 for mounts so that it is available in both windows and linux === AshyIsMe [n=aaron@dsl-221.27.240.220.dsl.comindico.com.au] has left #ubuntu [] === axisys [i=iqbala@silenceisdefeat.org] has joined #ubuntu === WarMage [n=trollboy@69-171-52-52.clvdoh.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:49] nekostar, ne sec [06:49] oh, right [06:49] volCOM_b0i where to find a linux distro, that can install in fat32 [06:49] hdparm.conf [06:49] http://www.nopaste.info/index.php?id=e8c86f1775 [06:49] stupid me [06:49] zedzero, hmmm, isn't there an xubuntu cd? let me look [06:49] yes thats in hdparm.conf :) [06:49] but this would work also === dabaR is now known as DABAr [06:49] hey guys.. when i run irdadump I see it finds nokia 6101 [06:49] you could just link a start script [06:49] o.O [06:50] nekostar: as a straight command line, it looks good to me. the idea of doing a conf file isn't a bad one though [06:50] but now how do i ping and connect [06:50] Iceman, DSL runs under fat32 and dos i think [06:50] nate_, i only have core ubuntu cd. no kubuntu, no xubuntu, no edubuntu :) [06:50] i like that bash script thingie too ... how does one get that to actually run? === s|k [n=bjorn@ip70-171-203-220.tc.ph.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:50] a.k.a: Damn Small Linux [06:50] dsl have kde ? [06:50] and does noflushd interfere with hdparm ? [06:50] Iceman: yes. get D***SmallLinux Embedded. === manji [n=manji@c-67-171-166-18.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:50] dsl is great to play with :P [06:51] Iceman: Damn Small Linux can run inside of Windows, else you can use the VMWare Player (which is free) to run "appliances" of many different flavors [06:51] Iceman: it's much slower than an ordinary linux distro tho. [06:51] so does anyone have a solution for my problem? [06:51] package managmet ... how buildable .. [06:51] been awhile since i ran it [06:51] VMW Player is faster. [06:51] alright, so i run the nvidia official driver installer, and it tells me that i need gcc-3.4 to work properly [06:51] p4 2.8 should preform ok ... [06:51] i was using https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinkpadT40IrdaHowto?highlight=irda [06:51] so how can i get that to work? [06:51] zedzero, hmmm, ok, nevermind the xubuntu, lets continue from where you left off with getting this running, what is your next step? [06:51] Dragon linux will run from dos [06:51] nate_, i just learned that i can install xubuntu by just installing xubuntu-desktop [06:51] nekostar, tried puppy linux? [06:51] but i have a nc6220 [06:51] AlbanianLord: why are you complining instead of installing the prefab package? [06:51] puppy linux uses fvwm or something alike [06:51] zedzero, so do that? :D [06:51] AlbanianLord: What iconv error? [06:51] I like the win95 style [06:51] plain simple and useful [06:51] :) [06:52] nate_, i will now :) [06:52] manji: sudo apt-get install gcc-3.4 [06:52] but compared to win95 [06:52] zedzero, let me know :) [06:52] it is stable ;I [06:52] ill paste it silvaran === jessy_ [n=jessy@4va54-1-81-56-98-29.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:52] cilynx: yeah but the system wants to use gcc-4.0 only [06:52] p01n7 tried dragon, lacks newer hardware support, and just had bash runnung [06:52] manji: Why not get the prepackaged one (linux-restricted-modules or whatever) [06:52] cilynx "sudo apt-get remove linux-image-" isn't it this way [06:52] It is not giving me persmission to change the settings for hdc1 which is my NTFS partition it keeps saying permission denied and I followed the guide I tried the script and the manual way. === binarydigit [n=bdigit@unaffiliated/binarydigit] has joined #ubuntu [06:52] p01n7 d s l has what packages available ... [06:53] Nembutal, nope not tried p l ... heard it was fun htough [06:53] silvaran: i was told (by the website) that i should get rid of those, should i get it back and try again? [06:53] Iceman, i'm on Mandrivia now .. and i love it.. dsl, being 50 mb's, doesnt have many apps.. but you can change that [06:53] lastetn: "sudo apt-get remove linux-image-2.6.12-9-386" and such [06:53] silvaran: im trying to get GLX working [06:53] manji: Hang on, what link told you this? [06:53] i wonder if there is a infra read chnl for linux [06:53] where I can get sme help [06:53] p01n7 whats app install like ... ? [06:53] manji: The prepackaged stuff should work great... [06:53] axisys, what are you trying to do? [06:54] axisys, get ir working? [06:54] manji: why not use the nvidia module in the restricted-modules package as opposed to building it? [06:54] chuckyp: yeap [06:54] Very simple.. i think it boots like a live distro then you can install it after that [06:54] nekostar, it's well made [06:54] I like the gui === bdash_ [n=bdash@222-153-8-234.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [06:54] axisys, lirc is what youa re looking for [06:54] silvaran: ubuntu.com, search 'nvidia', first found link, then the article on nvidia not working [06:54] I don't remember if it was fvwm95 [06:54] it's been awhile.. things may have chnaged [06:54] p01n7 though i read it want to partition, i'll look again [06:54] cilynx: because after a fresh install, glxgears were running horribly [06:54] so this is not good https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinkpadT40IrdaHowto?highlight=irda [06:54] silvaran see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10199 [06:55] it wont let me change anything in the etc/fstab file for the NTFS partition [06:55] axisys, let me see [06:55] manji: did you check your glxinfo to make sure direct rendering was working? i use GLX with the Ubuntu nVidia drivers [06:55] cilynx: no, i didnt. [06:56] !info adesklets [06:56] pvd2006: to my knowledge, it isn't safe to edit contents of your ntfs partition from linux. [06:56] adesklets: (interactive Imlib2 console for the X Window System), section universe/x11, is optional. Version: 0.4.8-1 (breezy), Packaged size: 295 kB, Installed size: 1516 kB === p01n7 idles [06:56] cilynx thanks i already did it === Suture__ [n=suture@63-231-21-223.tukw.qwest.net] has joined #Ubuntu [06:56] axisys, that should work [06:56] AlbanianLord: I'm guessing you want a more recent version, which is why you're compiling yourself? [06:56] manji: might want to do that. "glxinfo | grep direct" should say yes, not no [06:57] cilynx: direct rendering: no === reggaemanu_ [n=manu@ARennes-257-1-111-226.w86-210.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu === intelikey [n=root@0-1pool88-63.nas23.houston4.tx.us.da.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:57] chuckyp: but i have a nc6220 .. not thinkpad === konfuzed [n=Konf@H211.C18.B96.tor.eicat.ca] has joined #ubuntu [06:57] cilynx: but, this is after i uninstalled all my stuff [06:57] p01n7 does dsl include x ... gnome ? [06:57] axisys, err lirc is for remote controls. I don't know exactly what you ware trying to do. But that wiki should work. [06:57] cilynx: let me get back to you, and thanks for the help [06:57] manji: np, i'll be around for a while [06:57] axisys, the packages arent' specifically for a thinkpad. The only difference maybe the /dev/ [06:58] chuckyp: i am trying to download file to my phone [06:58] silvaran this is the output im getting from the adesklets [06:58] does xorg or gnome support the screen shots ? [06:58] chuckyp: how do i find what would be my device [06:58] intelikey, press print screen [06:58] axisys, I would just figure out which /dev/ your irda port is on. [06:58] cilynx thank u wery much [06:58] it takes a screensho and tkaes you to a dialog [06:58] Iceman, http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ [06:58] AlbanianLord: Are you on breezy or dapper? [06:58] www.distrowatch.org for reviews [06:58] intelikey, or did I misunderstand you? [06:58] Nembutal did that, i have twm not gnome.. [06:58] chuckyp: ifconfig shows irda0 up [06:58] but this is #ubuntu [06:59] not #dsl [06:59] lastetn: np, feel free to ask if you run into anything else [06:59] breezy silvaran === graveson [n=graveson@213.181.167.190] has joined #ubuntu === mr_lampe [n=tho@dslb-084-056-140-162.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [06:59] AlbanianLord: Does "./configure --help" give you anything about enabling/disabling iconv support? [06:59] cilynx thank u wery much [06:59] p01n7 looking ... dont see gnome ... ;( [07:00] cilynx: gonna give her a restart, brb [07:00] .. [07:00] Nembutal i was looking for a way to make a screen shot, yes. but print screen doesn't seem to do anything in twm. [07:00] ok one program fixed...moving to next one. [07:00] cilynx the las question, now i can install the xgl [07:00] just wanted to come back and say thanks to everyone for the encouragement === n3m3s1s [n=nem@82.224.92.3] has joined #ubuntu [07:00] silvaran ill see [07:00] ubuntu 5.10 installs the incorrect kernel ,so i downloaded an installed -liunx-686 ,but i am sure my pc has a pentium 4 processor.is this the correct kernel? [07:00] axisys, hrm... I've never used ir like you are using it perhaps someone else here is. [07:00] XGL and Compiz was painless with an nvidia card, haven't got it to work with my ati though :( [07:01] does anyone know if the Dapper install is accessible such that a blind user can do their own install? [07:01] volCOM_b0i, was it worth the hassle? === holycow [n=holy@S0106000fb51e6051.vf.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:01] negative silvaran [07:01] volCOM_b0i, I'm just forseeing the nightmares when I want to remove its pakcages and it wants to whipe gnome or something. === lastetn [n=lastent@201.230.72.234] has joined #ubuntu [07:01] graveson smp ? [07:01] chuckyp: thnx [07:01] WOW, XGL IS AWESOME!!!! [07:02] i've got it running, w00t! [07:02] intelikey: i am not sure ,how can i verify that ? === mlehrer [n=mlehrer@pollux.northsky.com] has joined #ubuntu [07:02] It would crash randomly. when running from xgl, it would start normally, but only start when i ran a script placed in the /usr/bin [07:02] heheh graveson i don't know all i have is old p1 stuff === glatzor [n=sebi@ppp-82-135-64-134.mnet-online.de] has joined #ubuntu [07:02] cilynx sorry disconnect, now i can install the xgl [07:02] intelikey, ah, yo uuse twm :) === maximaus [n=max@adsl-154-165-77.bna.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:02] how to make idle action on user that connect using putty ? [07:02] i'm running xgl from a livecd called kororaa [07:03] have other people had issues with XGL/Compiz messing up if you change the keybindings? [07:03] doesn' work of course that way [07:03] start gimp [07:03] AlbanianLord: Argh... I have no idea... sorry [07:03] if you have it [07:03] It wasn't usable, but fun to play with. I found it crashed when I would type. [07:03] you can take a screenshot with gimp === RichCoder [n=rich@ip68-105-230-100.lu.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:03] lastetn: np, have fun with it [07:03] Nembutal, you can take a screen shot with gnome [07:03] silvaran thanks anyway [07:03] When I would type capital letters, XGL would always crash. [07:03] chuckyp, I just said that? [07:03] ^^ [07:03] cilynx do u know a good manual? === tisuang [n=tisuang@201.11.201.143] has joined #ubuntu === nalioth is now known as noirequus [07:03] File->Get(? I got the german version, "Hole") [07:03] anyone know why im getting this blasted error? [07:04] lastetn: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto [07:04] Nembutal, Oh i'm not really reading [07:04] ok thanks [07:04] maybe it's import instead of get === manji [n=manji@c-67-171-166-18.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:04] stupid printer istn' working. arghhh [07:04] ok bye [07:04] intelikey, did it work? [07:04] Nembutal ok... no gimp either. so it is gnome that is supporting screen shots but i'm sure there is a cli way to print one frame of the vidio output. [07:04] how can i make sure that ,my installationis not using the default installed kernel ,but the kernel i installed [07:04] how do i check for opengl?? [07:04] cilynx: yeah so i re-installed what i figured was glx stuff, restarted, and now X doesnt even start with GLX [07:04] AlbanianLord: After you run ./configure, try editing by hand config.in to change "HAVE_ICONV_H 1" to "HAVE_ICONV_H 0" [07:04] chuckyp try getting a cannon PIXMA to work! [07:05] AlbanianLord: Sorry, config.h I think [07:05] you think it will work [07:05] ? === jb1 [n=jb_@S01060050baec4c56.ca.shawcable.net] has left #ubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [07:05] AlbanianLord: Nope, but give it a shot anyways ;) === nekostar [n=nekostar@unaffiliated/starscalling] has joined #ubuntu [07:05] Nembutal it's no biggy anyhow. tanks for the TOD [07:05] ah [07:05] cilynx: any ideas? [07:05] manji: as in no direct rendering? do you have the nvidia modules installed? are you using the nvidia xorg module as opposed to nv? (I hope I'm on the right train of thought) [07:05] i needed seperate lines for each drive in /etc/hdparm.conf [07:06] and it didnt like the -q swith [07:06] *switch === CrashProne [n=CrashPro@d142-179-34-187.bchsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu === juif [n=juif@toronto-HSE-ppp4271009.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === Dr_Willis [i=willis@12-222-81-183.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [07:06] finally got it to work:) [07:06] Yes, just because you've installed the nvidia-glx doesn't mean it will run unless you change the NV to nvidia in the /etc/X11/xorg.conf === Gambit-- [n=god@unaffiliated/gambit-] has joined #ubuntu === dAndy [n=dandy@opal.cat.pdx.edu] has joined #ubuntu [07:06] cilynx: X does not have GLX extensions running at all currently, and how does one go about using nvidia-xorg instead of nv? [07:07] I had to unmount the windows partition and delete its entry from the fstab file and re-run the script. [07:07] cilynx: Driver "nvidia" instead of "nv"? [07:07] hello.. how can i check if opengl is running?? [07:07] manji: change nv to nvidia in /etc/X11/xorg.conf === juif [n=juif@toronto-HSE-ppp4271009.sympatico.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [07:07] manji: as volCOM_B0i said, look at your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and ..... yeah...what he said [07:07] !tell manji about nvidia === blueOrange [n=chatzill@pool-71-161-193-194.burl.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:07] no luck silvaran [07:07] carny: glxinfo will give you that... [07:08] AlbanianLord: Did you run a "make clean all"? [07:08] carny: glxinfo will tell you a lot of good stuff [07:08] Helps if I was using proper drivers [07:08] lol [07:08] AlbanianLord, ^^ [07:08] hi to all the ubu folks! im linux noob, have tried mandrake and i expect to install ubuntu on an IBM thinkpad t21 i ordered off ebay. [07:09] AlbanianLord, ahh poop out of ink too just greate [07:09] blueOrange: greetings and salutations. any questions? [07:09] does that mean its not accelerated? [07:09] lol chuckyp === manji [n=manji@c-67-171-166-18.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:09] cilynx: thanks so much, got everything working [07:10] carny: "glxinfo|grep direct" will tell you if you have acceleration working or not [07:10] cilynx: you have a good night [07:10] manji: np. congrats on getting it up and running. you too. === mike-e [n=mike@c-67-184-240-80.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:10] OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect [07:11] no luck [07:11] AlbanianLord, well got enough ink to print the xgl instructions [07:11] carny: what's your video hardware? [07:11] OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect === viviersf [n=cain@196.44.1.98] has joined #ubuntu === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu [07:11] its an ati mobility m1 [07:11] i will want to buy a pcmcia/card bus (is there a diference) 802.11g card for it right off. i have been looking at the list of suported cards at ubuntu.com . Since i am sure this is a very common thing for people to buy, can anyone make a recomendation of a card they know works. I'd be looking to get the least expensive card that works well. [07:11] so its a rage pro chipset.. 8mb ram [07:11] ahh chuckyp then all is not lost lol [07:11] So eh.. I installed Xgl on Ubuntu and it works great-- one thing, (this is more about "how do I use .Xsession" than Xgl) I changed the settings in ~/.Xsession after I ran it the first time, but it's still using the old settings. How do I get it to... use the changed settings I set in .Xsession? [07:11] whats XGL ? [07:12] carny: beyond my experience... this will probably be helpful: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI [07:12] I juse fglrx for my ati card [07:12] thanx.. but thats not helpful.. been there [07:12] V4Vendetta: XGL is eye candy. Really nice eye candy [07:12] cilynx, how do i get it [07:12] p01n7 whats package install like in dsl ? [07:12] it can be a little confusing when looking at the list of suported cards and then trying to match that to the least expensive cards at, for instance, newegg.com as none of the less expensive ones are mentioned. [07:12] V4Vendetta: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto [07:12] !tell V4Vendettaabout xgl [07:13] Haha... [07:13] !tell V4Vendetta about xgl [07:13] bah! I give up in this endeavor, but sooner or later I will succeed [07:14] and I will use adesklets to rule the world! [07:14] blueOrange: for all intents and purposes pcmcia == card bus. It's not really true, but it may as well be. I have found the Prism54 chipset to be a nice 802.11g setup. [07:14] So yeah, can anybody tell me of ~/.Xsession (I'm unfamiliar-ish with its use) and how I'd get it to use the settings I just changed in it? === bradd_ [n=bradd@64-128-158-119.vis.clearwire-dns.net] has joined #ubuntu === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === V4Vendetta [n=user@c-67-186-34-99.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:14] CrashProne: Is there a "default" session in the list? === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === farous [n=farous@d141-64-4.home.cgocable.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:15] ;p; [07:15] lol [07:15] most of the sights i look at dont say which chipset a specific card uses, which makes it dificult to figure out. [07:15] that looks like a glorified 3ddesktop [07:15] anyone tried that? [07:15] its rather kewl [07:15] :D [07:15] silvaran: Yes, I used it, it worked. But then I changed the settings in .Xsession , but default seemed to use the settings before I changed it.. [07:15] yes, XGL & COMPIZ, though very unstable, is very nice === Grark [n=Grark___@CPE0014bfc8cc71-CM00111ae57f1e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [07:16] CrashProne: What if you change to another one, then change back? ;) [07:16] ok dumb question [07:16] CrashProne: Sucks, but it's the only thing I can think of. [07:16] I seem to have "locked" apt-get in a session. [07:16] silvaran: tried that too. *sniff* [07:16] blueOrange: I hate to put it this way, but "welcome to Linux". You have already found the list of supported cards. Beyond that, it's just good quality time with Google to find out what you need. === eletido [n=homanj@81range-20.blc.edu] has joined #ubuntu === jetscreamer [n=jetscrea@ppp-70-242-14-72.dsl.hstntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:16] where's the equivilance to "task manager" to see the processes running and kill them? [07:16] Grark, do you have synaptic running? [07:16] Or any other Package manager? [07:17] volCOM_b0i, can't it says it can't get a lock [07:17] Is there anything cool about Linux? [07:17] Like... what can I do w/ it that I can't w/ anyother OS? [07:17] besides get rid of Windows [07:17] volCOM_b0i, that's what I'm trying to undo [07:17] ps aux, kill killall pkill and friends. [07:17] Grark in terminal top and killall [07:17] Grark: 'top' or 'ps aux' are good places to start === rouven [n=rouven@dslb-088-073-067-009.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:17] Grark: If you can find the locked file (/var/lib/apt?) you can do an lsof ... but if you don't have lsof, you need to apt-get install it, which defeats the purpose ;) [07:18] anyone using fluxbox here have a problem with presentations being out of screen in openoffice or powerpoint under wine === RichCoder [n=rich@ip68-105-230-100.lu.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:18] how do i get gtk+-2.0 i can't find it in apt [07:18] how can i enable dri????? === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:18] bradd: Advanced networking stuff is nice. Not dealing with viruses is nice. Switching what your interface looks like whenever you want is nice. It's really just up to your preferences. [07:18] you guys are so smart :) === rob138 [n=rob@71-212-172-88.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:18] unlocked, thank you [07:18] !gtk [07:18] I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, V4Vendetta [07:18] carny, you have ATI right? Have you tried to use the fglrx drivers instead of ATI? [07:18] just had to remove cd-rom from "source" [07:19] Grark: What did it? [07:19] what do you think of OSX? [07:19] ya xgl works [07:19] ok, thxs silynx. i guess i was hoping for a shortcut, but i should be able to figure out. it just seemed like enough othher people must have figured this out recently that each new person shouldnt have to figure it out all over again! but yea, i got it. well, im sure ill be back once i have ubuntu up and running! thxs. [07:19] how do i get gtk+-2.0 i can't find it in apt [07:19] carny: look in your xorg.conf and make sure "dri" is a loaded module [07:19] silvaran, top [07:19] it is loaded [07:19] V4Vendetta: Unless you're running a minimal system, you pretty much have to have gtk already installed.. === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:19] but when i do glxinfo grep|direct it says its disabled [07:19] V4Vendetta: libgtk2.0-0 [07:19] silvaran, gtkpod says i need gtk+-2.0 [07:19] cilynx, thanks [07:20] ATI drivers stink, my 200m doesn't accept DRI from ati drivers, but flgrx work === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has joined #ubuntu [07:20] fglrx^ === TSCHAK [n=thomas@71-208-166-27.hlrn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:20] Nvidia Drivers don't work all the great eather [07:20] V4Vendetta: are you getting an error message, or just checking prerequisites? [07:20] bradd: Personally, I like OSX. I run a couple of OSX servers and I don't hate the interface. OSX is basically BSD with a pretty front end. [07:20] silvaran, configure: error: *** Package gtk+-2.0 was not found in the pkg-config search pa th. [07:20] Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gtk+-2.0.pc' [07:20] BSD? [07:20] what's BSD? [07:20] V4Vendetta: Ahhh... you need the dev stuff. [07:21] blueOrange: sorry to not be more help. Good luck on the hunt. [07:21] silvaran, how do i get that [07:21] BSD is like Linux ... different lisence on it.. === topyli [n=juha@dsl-hkigw3-fe23de00-139.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #ubuntu [07:21] anyone in here know how to get the firewire port wokring on a Audigy 2 ZS? [07:21] bradd: BSD == Berkely System Distribution or something like that. It's another varient of UNIX just like Linux is [07:21] V4Vendetta: Looking... [07:21] In the xorg.conf file under Section "DRI" it has mode 0666 [07:21] Let me throw this out here... which package contains the GTK2 development files? === abhinav [n=abhinav@59.144.189.84] has joined #ubuntu === RichCoder [n=rich@ip68-105-230-100.lu.dl.cox.net] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [07:22] I see [07:22] silvaran, i'm downloading it from an ftp, server maybe i can get it installed if it's source or something === jond3rd [n=jond3rd@203.131.79.132] has joined #ubuntu [07:22] V4Vendetta: How about "apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev"? [07:22] silvaran: libgtk2.0-dev [07:22] it's licenced... so it will cost $$$? [07:22] silvaran, okay one sec [07:22] cilynx: Haha thanks. [07:23] silvaran, getting it, thanks [07:23] bradd: there are free $ versions of BSD [07:23] bradd: look into OpenBSD and NetBSD for a start [07:23] And freeBSD [07:23] :-D [07:23] that too [07:23] Which puts the f-r-e-e in, ... uh, free. [07:23] silvaran, the gtkpod that's packaged for breezy crashes [07:23] silvaran, that's why i'm upgding [07:23] V4Vendetta: gotcha... [07:23] silvaran, it writes the files succesfully, but i always have to xkill it === sunburst [n=keith@61.143.8.150] has joined #ubuntu [07:24] I found it... is it cool??? [07:24] bradd_: http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm [07:24] do any of you have BSD? [07:24] mh, does gtkpod work with other mp3 players, too? [07:24] Nembutal, no, i think not [07:24] ok [07:24] Nembutal, because they don't use iTunes databases [07:25] ah, right [07:25] apple uses that sucky proprietary thign :| [07:25] Nembutal, alot of mp3 players you can just drag ffiles/folders into them [07:25] bradd: I have run BSD on a couple of different systems. Many people promote it for security. It's right up impossible for a newcomer to maintain though. === emxsi [n=chatzill@210.5.70.244] has joined #ubuntu [07:25] Nembutal, i wish ipod was like that. === MCskill-it [n=homer@67.170.128.165] has joined #ubuntu === binarydigit [n=bdigit@unaffiliated/binarydigit] has joined #ubuntu [07:26] can anyone help me get fluxbox working? [07:27] flux requires selinux and bsd... (j/k) [07:27] michael117, what's the prob? [07:27] michael117, sudo apt-get install fluxbox [07:27] and select it from the sessions on the login page [07:27] hmm, thanks [07:27] what do you guys do all night? Just help people w/ this linux stuff? [07:27] I'm actually have ubuntu on my regular machine and debian on a server/testbox on which I am trying to remotely install fluxbox [07:28] bradd_, and sleep === bosco [n=bosco@pool-71-114-188-236.trrhin.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:28] I am looking to make this a server... is it easy to run a server? [07:28] I am just reading and look to see what others are having trouble with. [07:28] michael117, ssh in and type, sudo apt-get install fluxbox [07:28] how do i remove one file not the whole directory [07:28] bradd_: normally, I sleep. I try to give a little back to the community before that though. [07:28] bosco, sudo rm -r filename [07:28] but debian and ubuntu are very similar and the folks over at #debian seem to ignore me [07:28] that's cool... I would like to... but i am a noob [07:29] to Linux === lilo [i=levin@freenode/staff/pdpc.levin] has joined #ubuntu [07:29] V4Vendetta: I have already installed it but I get this error: http://pastebin.com/600073 [07:29] bradd_: it depends on what you want it to do. What do you want this server to do for you? [07:29] but I like it... It helps kill windows [07:29] like... pictures and music and VIDEOS [07:29] !ati [07:29] I guess ati is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589 [07:29] Bradd, google around for ways to secure debian, that is what I did when I set up a server. [07:30] what IS debian? is that Ubuntu? [07:31] bradd_: Debian is a different distribution that Ubuntu is based off of which created the whole apt package system [07:31] bradd_: I also got into Linux on an Anti-Windows binge, but these days, I simply find it easier to use and maintain. Debian is the distribution of Linux that Ubuntu is based on. Ubuntu is more politically strict whereas Ubuntu is more user friendly === silvaran [n=scott@CPE0010b5508a66-CM000a739cc1cc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has left #ubuntu [] [07:31] anyone in here know how to get the firewire port working on a Audigy 2 ZS? [07:31] !tell CrashProne about xgl [07:32] Yay! [07:32] i think you mistyped that cilynx [07:32] I see.... [07:32] 2 ubuntu [07:32] so what is the best looking GUI of any Linux? [07:32] Like which dist.? [07:32] jetscreamer: how so? [07:32] You can get any GUI in most distros of Linux! === noirequus is now known as nalioth === Steil [n=Steil@S010600904b5bb782.ca.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:33] bradd_: in my opinion, the Gnome setup that Ubuntu uses is more attractive than the default setup in any other flavor [07:33] bradd_: KDE in SUSE isn't bad though [07:33] bradd_ you can see this for yourself. apt-get install kubuntu-desktop to get KDE [07:34] Oh yah, SUSE..... I was thinking about buying that... does anyone know anything about that.... [07:34] jetscreamer: wow...i should sleep.... Debian is more politically strict. Ubuntu is more user friendly. === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu === rixth [n=rixth@203.109.245.204] has joined #ubuntu [07:34] is there anyway to add more desktops vai teminal [07:34] WOOT! being able to watch my favorite videos, use limewire, chat, burn a cd, and run terminal programs at once is a lot better than what I was doing on windows. [07:34] i have google it and looked in the ububntu forums and notihgng came up [07:35] How can I get the card reader in my laptop to work? [07:35] Or not even try? === mlehrer_ [n=mlehrer@pollux.northsky.com] has joined #ubuntu [07:35] bradd: SUSE is pretty good. I don't know that I would pay for it though. something you might find useful: http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/ === sociopath [n=user@net34-155.netkaster.ca] has joined #ubuntu [07:36] security.ubuntu.com is down isn't it === ReWT_ [n=ReWT@68-112-64-83.dhcp.jcsn.tn.charter.com] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [07:36] bradd: the VMWare Player lets you try out operating systems without having to really install them [07:37] is it like.... a liveCD? kinda [07:37] Virtual Machine [07:37] I see [07:37] bosco: are you trying to add more text consoles or more graphical desktops? === lyp [n=lyp@218.14.198.80] has joined #ubuntu [07:38] cilynx more graphical desktops [07:38] is there a way to get SUSE w/ out buying it? === GTroy [n=galen@207-109-184-188.spkn.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:38] yes [07:38] b/c I looked and it just said where to get it [07:38] and It was like $60 [07:38] where? === Billhead [n=shed@pool-71-109-88-7.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:39] let me get the link [07:39] thnx [07:39] bradd_: opensuse [07:39] Badm4n, there is opensuse [07:39] opensuse.org i think [07:39] bosco: i think you said before, but what window manager are you using? [07:39] I tried it [07:39] http://en.opensuse.org/Welcome_to_openSUSE.org [07:39] in my opinion, it completly loses against ubuntu dapper [07:39] cilynx, i am using e17 [07:39] even though YaST2 is nice [07:40] \o/ [07:40] but the current opensuse has many flaws [07:40] hey thanx guys for your help on hdparm [07:40] :) [07:40] One of the apt mirrors seems to be down :/ [07:40] cilynx, do you have any idea [07:40] s [07:40] Nembutal: like what? i don't really know opensuse [07:40] and opensuse has very few mirrors compared to ubuntu [07:40] I just installed fedora today, I wasn't that impressed compared to ubuntu. [07:41] frank23, the hardware recognition somehow sucked. a lot of things didn work (my old tv card that worked on any linux, a quite new webcam, my digicam) [07:41] cilynx, cuz i am out of ideas [07:41] bosco: sorry, Enlightenment is beyond me. I didn't see anything on a quick Google run. Anyone else? [07:41] cilynx, nor did i but thank you [07:41] and it misses a lot of ubuntu-setup tools and enhancements [07:41] in gnome [07:41] that only ubuntu has [07:41] is Ubuntu the most popular/ [07:41] I really can't recommend anyone opensuse [07:41] Nembutal: ok [07:41] bradd_, for good reason [07:41] I used debian for years === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:42] Well well what a LOT of futzing and reading :) I LOVE IT [07:42] arch linux, somewhen tried mandriva for a while and even ran opensuse for a few months [07:42] bradd_: check out distrowatch.com [07:42] I'm up and running now [07:42] thanks everyone [07:42] as I am desktop user, ubuntu is really the best to me$ [07:42] I'm a developper and desktop user [07:42] Enlightenments documentation isn't anywhere to be found... easily anyway. Their sites just an ad. [07:42] k === maman [n=maman@222.124.80.221] has joined #ubuntu [07:42] when is the new ubuntu comming out does anyone know i know that it comes out every 6 months or so [07:42] http://www.enlightenment.org/ [07:42] breezy badger is the latest [07:42] bosco, 20th of april [07:43] afair$ [07:43] Just a hint in the future, this HELPED a lot https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingVMWare [07:43] Nembutal, what is it called do you konw [07:43] but it maybe gbecomes late [07:43] dapper drake [07:43] the new ubuntu [07:43] Nembutal, yes [07:43] or what do you mean? [07:43] shoutcast techno rocks [07:43] join #hula [07:43] it's named dapper drake [07:43] doesn't OSX use gnome??? [07:43] bradd_, hell no ;) [07:43] no lol === maman [n=maman@222.124.80.221] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [07:43] Nembutal, the name like breezy badger [07:43] OSX uses Aqua [07:43] Nembutal, possible delay though [07:43] gnome just imitates the OSX look a bit [07:44] bosco, yes, that's dapper drake [07:44] Oh..I thought I saw something in osx about gnome [07:44] Nembutal, thank you === bdash__ [n=bdash@222-153-8-234.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [07:44] Is it possible to have gnome remember windows locations on the screen or is it programme specific? [07:44] you can run it on osx. Because it is unix based [07:44] Nameeater, can i ubdate without loosing all of my stuff i have already [07:44] bradd_: you can run gnome under X11 under OSX, but that's an advanced configuration, by no means the default setup [07:45] bosco: I have no idea, but hello! :) [07:45] yah... I haven't fucked w/ the mac like that... I dont plan to [07:45] Is there anyway to resize a ext3 partition? [07:45] Nameeater, hello [07:45] well... b/c it costs $$$ [07:45] bradd_, anyway, I wouldn't use gnome on OSX anyway :) [07:45] yah === lcore [n=lkusmir@bhi157.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu [07:45] Nameeater, i run a computer bussiness and i just got 500 coppies to distribute for free with pc repairs [07:45] gnome tries to look quite a bit like OSX in terms of using [07:45] Chodded: look into gParted [07:46] Well qtparted should be able to [07:46] I love the way gnome interacts with the user [07:46] But it's my root partition [07:46] compeltly functional-oriented [07:46] So I think that may be why I can't resize it [07:46] Chodded: get a live cd. The Ubuntu live cd has gParted on it, not sure about qtparted [07:46] Chodded: maybe if you run the live cd, [07:46] hmm [07:46] is there an e17 repo for breezy? [07:47] Is it safe to do such a thing though? [07:47] bosco: thats a real bastard considering the latest security risk :/ [07:47] I've put ALOT of work into my system so I don't won't to start over [07:47] Nameeater, i know [07:47] Chodded: I have done it to no ill effect. It should work with no problem. As always, YMMV [07:47] bosco: do you have a rifle + disc launcher? ^^ [07:47] Name yes i do [07:47] cilynx, alright [07:47] Nameeater, it will auto update [07:48] Nameeater, yes i do [07:48] Anyone know of an e17 repo for breezy? [07:48] that could be some good fun ;) [07:48] Speaking of Aqua, is it possible to port Aqua to Linux? [07:49] Chodded: it currently runs on BSD, so, technically. [07:49] Well ya [07:49] chuckyp: synaptic auto updates the flaw or does it require user interaction? [07:49] Darwin is BSD [07:49] Nameeater: it updates it [07:49] should I go to ubuntu-offtopic to ask about a good video card? [07:49] with no interaction what so ever? [07:49] Nameeater: if they install, then update, they're good. [07:49] think nvidia === knoppix [n=knoppix@adsl-156-42-46.mem.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:49] jetscreamer: under 75? [07:49] what package is libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 ? [07:49] and do research first [07:50] yes but your talking potenially morons here who wont care what the flashing icon is [07:50] GTroy, I would get an Nvidia over ATI card if your wanting to run linux. [07:51] Nameeater: it doesn't flash ;) but yeah, no interaction if they update. [07:51] GTroy, go nvidia.... [07:51] GTroy: yeah you can find something for that... fx6200 maybe.. fx5500 for sure === noaXess [n=noaxess@adsl-du-217-11-45-147.cybernet.ch] has joined #ubuntu [07:51] jetscreamer: cool [07:51] actually, doesn't the installer check for new packages? [07:51] GTroy: I have an fx5500 (which as JS said, you can get on the cheap) and I am very happy with it for normal use and 3d acceleration [07:52] hey how do i register in the linux room === floppyears [n=cedenoj@poipu/supporter/floppyears] has joined #ubuntu [07:52] hi === QuarkPup [n=QuarkPup@udp032482uds.hawaiiantel.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:52] I want to use xgl and compiz, and.......second life and Wow [07:52] how can I mount and unmount an usb thumbdrive? [07:52] I know.....tall order [07:52] bosco /msg nickserv register passwordhere [07:52] security.ubuntu.com is down isn't it [07:52] GTroy: I don't know where the price for fx5900 is now but it works great [07:52] GTroy, lol, you might want to spend more on a gfx card then [07:52] hello. my breezy badger indigested on gnome-baker and now the root mounts ro because of the errors=remount-ro entry in fstab. can't boot because too many errors because files are read only. what should I do ? [07:52] V4Vendetta, it was but it appears to be back up [07:52] GTroy: xgl/compiz is smooth as silk, as is Unreal Tourny...that's my experience [07:53] Chodded, :-d [07:53] Chodded, so i type in my nick serv and what [07:53] my pass === mItNitOx [n=mItNitOx@214-110-112.adsl.terra.cl] has joined #ubuntu [07:53] cilynx: what do you uses? [07:53] bosco just do that command that i wrote [07:53] bosco /msg nickserv register passwordhere [07:53] GTroy: nVidia fx5500 [07:53] GTroy, do you have PCI xpress? [07:53] sorry about the repeat [07:53] I hope that dapper includes the latest network-manager ( version6.1 ) when it's released [07:53] Chodded, thankyou [07:53] no prob [07:53] no...crap I've only got a agp 4x [07:53] will it be easy to setup wpa in dapper? === Troglodyt [n=KevinSpe@216.126.245.77] has joined #ubuntu [07:54] frank23, quite [07:54] frank23, there's a graphical tool [07:54] ndisgtk [07:54] bosco, and when you disconnect and come back on freenode and want to log back in as a registered user type /msg nickserv identify passwordhere === kethinov [n=kethinov@24-119-183-160.cpe.cableone.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:54] if you need ndiswrapper [07:54] GTroy, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814190010 [07:54] if not, network-admin [07:54] nate_: thanks, I love newegg [07:54] hi all, i just install xgl and compiz from universe and they work great. but is there anyway to get a respectable nvidia twinview setup under this? [07:54] knoppix: boot a live cd. fsck your root partition of the actual system. boot back into your real system [07:54] Nembutal: does network-admin work well in breezy? I never tried it [07:55] kethinov: what guide did you follow? [07:55] cilynx: something tells me he's on a liveCD right now ;) [07:55] to setup xgl [07:55] does Linux understand ISO files??? like, will it burn them for me or do I have to get a program for it? [07:55] yes [07:55] MCskill-it, just apt-get installed all the stuff === mordof is now known as mordof|catchin_Z [07:55] bradd_, it will burn them [07:55] FlannelKing: good point =) [07:55] sweet === mordof|catchin_Z is now known as mordof|sleepy [07:55] frank23, of course [07:55] :) [07:55] GTroy, that one should run most of what you want === ryoohki [n=ryoohki@adsl-69-236-203-22.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:55] frank23, you can configure the key for the wlan etc. [07:55] nate_: very cool, thanks [07:55] as far as I rembmer [07:56] kethinov: did you have to make changes to your X.org files or gdm files? [07:56] cilynx ok I am live on knoppix. what is the commandline. e2fsck ? [07:56] I only have a non-wireless network card here [07:56] i'm think i was just root-kitted via apt-get === schmirgo [n=schmirgo@dyndsl-080-228-195-082.ewe-ip-backbone.de] has joined #ubuntu [07:56] but I used it on my laptop === hyphenated [n=cgilmour@202.152.224.25] has joined #ubuntu [07:56] MCskill-it, i had to alter gdm to start the xgl server instead of xorg [07:56] GTroy, and if you want to see the rest of the vid cards from $50-$75: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.asp?N=2010380048+4026&Submit=ENE&SubCategory=48&Order=priced [07:56] Nembutal: ok. so it does both wep and wpa? [07:56] mh, good question [07:56] I'm not sure [07:56] Nembutal: right now in kde I can only setup wep [07:56] I thought both === frantic [n=frantic@67-54-186-6.cust.wildblue.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:56] okay thanks [07:56] but I might be wrong [07:56] knoppix: Assuming your root partition is ext3 (which I think is Ubuntu default) "fsck.ext3" [07:56] don't quote me on that === chuckyp [n=histo@ppp-70-227-0-137.dsl.bcvloh.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:57] ryoohki: why's that [07:57] GTroy, you love me, I know [07:57] nate_: thanks, for now I'll look at the reviews of the 6200 === jesseman_ [n=jesseman@cblmdm72-240-14-241.buckeyecom.net] has joined #ubuntu [07:57] hahaha [07:57] su and login changed [07:57] hello ubuntu friends [07:57] oh hey, I have 2 hdds.... Why can't the 2nd one be enabled when I try to in the disk util. in linux? [07:57] on a kernel update that seemed to take forever to download [07:57] it's set up as a slave to the other hdd [07:57] ryoohki: official repositories? [07:57] bradd_: what's on said second hard drive? [07:57] cilynx ok, it is an ext3 filesystem Thanks, going to do. [07:58] knoppix: good luck [07:58] huh? [07:58] i think it's probably due to there being more than vmlinuz in there also my root .bash_history was wiped out [07:58] what's on the other hdd? === Tomcat_ [n=Tomcat@p54A188D7.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [07:58] bradd_: yeah, what's on the hard drive that you can't access. What filesystem and such [07:58] probably not the official repos - have to check [07:58] I think... another OS... it's another Ubuntu [07:59] it was a new 2.6.12-10-powerpc [07:59] does anone have ubuntu running un an ibook with internal airport(not airport extreme) and wpa? i have some probs with wpasupplicant [07:59] same file system [07:59] bradd_: hm...that should be easily automagically accessible...does it throw an error? [07:59] nope [07:59] I click enable and it doesn't to anything [07:59] can someone just tell me why there's an amd64 ubuntu, and whether or not i'd want to use it with my pentium d 920.. i want 64bit if at all possible do i not === Gnumannen [n=anton@c83-250-204-173.bredband.comhem.se] has joined #ubuntu [08:00] bradd_: gotta love that. is the drive you can't get to listed in your /etc/fstab? [08:00] bradd_, what disk util? [08:00] the one that comes with Linux.... === kmhaps [n=UPP@am124.housing.umanitoba.ca] has left #ubuntu [] [08:00] cilynx, oooh, good idea, it probably relies on that to automount [08:00] called "Disks" [08:00] lol [08:00] nate_: he's using the things under Admin in Gnome [08:00] frantic: you will get a bit better performance with amd64 version of ubuntu. You will also have to deal with flash/codecs/commercial software/etc problems [08:01] hmm [08:01] cilynx, kk :D [08:01] frantic: I suggest the i386 ubuntu to everyone. unless you like tinkering [08:01] could it be that one is an ata-150 and the other an ata-100? [08:01] why is it labeled amd64 [08:01] ok [08:01] bradd_, hrm, you'd think it would allow for that [08:01] bradd_: shouldn't matter at all. I'm guessing your fstab doesn't have an entry for the other drive and that's why you can't mount (access) it. [08:01] and different speeds, cache and.... size [08:01] frank23, runnin 686 on my p4 === zekafredoo [n=fred@pat35-2-82-240-214-79.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:02] hmm [08:02] seriously folks, i love ubuntu. I could seriously use it all the time happily, except that i fancy myself a musician and i'd miss cubase [08:02] what's a fstab? [08:02] does anyone have some experience with airport wlan and wpa encryption? [08:02] bradd_, cat /etc/fstab and cat /etc/mtab and paste to pastebin [08:02] frantic, have you tried Buzz? =) [08:02] buzz? [08:02] frantic: the amd64 version actually runs in 64 bit. the i386 version runs in 32bits. your processor can do both (I think, I don't know exactly which intel processors run 64bit code) === Gambit- [n=god@unaffiliated/gambit-] has joined #ubuntu [08:02] buzz works with wine perfectly [08:02] frantic, www.buzzmachines.com [08:03] might not be the best to you [08:03] but I love it [08:03] :) [08:03] but you are right [08:03] bradd_: /etc/fstab is the list of your filesystems and where they are mounted. do what nate said and we'll go from there === zekafredoo [n=fred@pat35-2-82-240-214-79.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:03] linux misses the best music software [08:03] I wish there would be more compatible software [08:03] -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18005526 Mar 13 02:06 linux-image-2.6.12-10-powerpc_2.6.12-10.30_powerpc.deb [08:03] !bootsplash [08:03] I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Chodded [08:03] !tell Nembutal about enter [08:03] grr, h/o [08:03] in /var/cache/apt/archive [08:03] i'm aiming to get a nice soundcard supported by alsa in my next computer [08:04] Is there a guide to changing the bootsplash? [08:04] if i can find a program that supports vst instruments and midi, i think it'd be possible to switch [08:04] quit [08:04] peace [08:05] can anyone help me with xorg? i uninstalled all of the ubuntu-desktop packages and planned on replacing it all with xdm and fluxbox. but for some reason i get to a text login on startup even though xdm is started by init.d. can anyone help?? === Slecx [n=One@80-235-57-171-dsl.trt.estpak.ee] has joined #ubuntu [08:05] Nembutal: frantic yeah linux still is missing specialised software. [08:05] with what option do I mount the floppy drive? [08:05] frantic: outdated, but: http://www.djcj.org/LAU/quicktoots/toots/vst-plugins/ [08:05] you should have just installed fluxbox without removing anything. gdm allows you to select fluxbox when you log in [08:06] eobanb, welcome back :D [08:06] thanks..any idea about getting x working? [08:07] if i do startx it brings up an error saying 'unable to start x session, no .xsession file found, aborting' === Parkotron [n=parker@fctnnbsc16w-156034209199.nb.aliant.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:07] frantic, he wants to get rid of the bulkiness of gdm and gnome. hdd space is critical for him [08:07] ah ok [08:07] GTroy: http://labs.anandtech.com/products.php?sfilter=324 === A10n [n=A10n@adsl-71-129-39-238.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === h0m35k1n [n=a@cpc2-swin2-0-0-cust977.brhm.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [08:07] anyway, in regard to specialised software, i have no doubt it'll come someday === g0dchild [n=acne@220.128.48.34] has joined #ubuntu === nbjayme [n=nbjayme@203.84.186.226] has joined #ubuntu [08:07] how do I mount the floppy [08:07] x does start, though. === Tomcat_ [n=Tomcat@p54A188D7.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [08:08] Slecx: "mount /dev/fd0 /mnt" or some such [08:08] how can I mount and unmount an usb thumbdrive in ubuntu ? [08:08] hello. is there a cross platform flash designer/development environment that works with ubuntu? [08:08] frantic: yeah, I agree. as long as linux increases in popularity, eventually the OS wont be ignored by commercial software vendors [08:08] I am getting this 'libdvdcss2 has no installation candidate' - so how do i find the correct name for the package? === nicholaspaul [n=Nicholas@d198-53-138-13.abhsia.telus.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:08] eobanb, i dunno, i don't have a .xsession file either [08:08] floppyears: if you have gnome-volume-manager installed, it should just work === neeja [n=neeja@wireless-178.wireless.cse.unsw.EDU.AU] has joined #ubuntu [08:08] maybe i'll try installing gdm.. [08:08] frank23, yeah, there needs to be the demand for it [08:08] how do i get the latest kernel modules? [08:09] okay, will a dd command automatically format the floppy when copying a new image there? [08:09] cilynx: but I use kde :( [08:09] g0dchild: libdvdcss2 is official illegal software for most people. You might find the information in /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/examples most valuable [08:09] g0dchild: it's in that other repository... i forget the name... [08:09] !easysource [08:09] For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic === Blue-Omega [i=Blue@about/cooking/nakedchef/omelette/Blue-Omega] has joined #ubuntu [08:09] but many ppl know the name here === TongMaster [n=TongMast@203-219-107-150.static.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [08:10] ah, ok then. :) [08:10] Slecx: if the image you write is formatted :) === ge_gef [n=ge_gef@210.4.21.93] has joined #ubuntu [08:10] it will overwrite whatever is on the floppy and replace it with the image you have [08:10] !kernel [08:10] at a low level [08:11] !ati [08:11] from memory, ati is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI or http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24557&page=1&pp=10 or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=423589 [08:11] floppyears: um...KDE is totally not my forte... any other takers? command line wise it's generally "mount /dev/sda /mnt" or "mount /dev/sda1 /mnt" or some such [08:11] !kernel-source [08:11] carny: Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/ [08:11] naa c mj_f? === guerby [n=guerby@gut75-4-82-235-162-148.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:11] cilynx: thanks [08:11] i know noone who does not find vista repulsive === bdash_ [n=bdash@222-153-8-234.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [08:11] it's not done [08:11] lol just installing vista to have a look funny enough [08:11] cilynx how do i get the kernel source and so forth? [08:11] ah [08:11] linux has (apparently) reached the point where it's the most user friendly OS [08:11] !w32codecs [08:11] somebody said w32codecs was a compilation of binary win32 A/V codecs for many popular proprietary formats not currently supported by free implementations under linux. See http://tinyurl.com/e4a5s to install [08:12] same place === volCOM_b0i [n=volCOM_b@host-69-145-68-234.bln-mt.client.bresnan.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:12] !kernel-source is if you need to install the kernel source for your running kernel, sudo apt-get install linux-source-$(uname -r) [08:12] okay, liable [08:12] umm...is there anyone who can give me some thoughts on how to best update packages- problem is down here in the maldives, the download speed is about 10kbps max- [08:12] How can I set an application to skip the taskbar in Gnome? === A10n [n=A10n@adsl-71-129-39-238.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === mk500 [n=mk500@netblock-72-25-104-105.dslextreme.com] has joined #ubuntu [08:12] helo everybody [08:12] hey guys === mobi [n=mobi@S0106001217b8793d.vf.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:12] Anyone know how to install new bootsplashes? [08:12] not linux-headers ? [08:12] carny: apt-get install linux-source-2.6.15 (or whatever version you want) [08:12] its not hard to see why most people wont switch or use open source even if it is benficial [08:12] when i try to do apt-get update i get a warning about packages that can't be authenticated. [08:13] the point is, i see microsoft losing some of it's share within a few years, and a good share of that is bound to go to linux, probably moreso os x though [08:13] WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated! [08:13] cpio discover1-data libdiscover1 discover1 hdparm jackd libjack0.80.0-0 libgdk-pixbuf2 liblircclient0 libsnmp-base nvidia-settings python2.4-osd libssl0.9.6 [08:13] says it cant find the pakage?? [08:13] eobanb, hey [08:13] nate_, what's up [08:13] eobanb, echo "exec /usr/bin/fluxbox" > ~/.xsession [08:13] any advice? is my apt sources un trusted? === Journich [n=journich@219-90-167-222.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #ubuntu === zekafredoo [n=fred@pat35-2-82-240-214-79.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:13] A10n: long as you trust the source, it's ok. you'll need a gpg key for the server to fix that [08:13] eobanb, then start it up [08:14] g0dchild: do you updates overnight? I have administered boxen that did slow updates every night due to bandwidth issues. [08:14] A10n: but you can install the programs, it will work === d0rt [n=d4rt@69.177.14.129] has joined #ubuntu [08:14] yes i know but don't know if i trust them. let me check my sources really quick === z3r0x [n=unix@84-73-166-180.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu [08:14] How can I set an application to skip the taskbar in Gnome? [08:14] eobanb, you might need to kill any x servers that already started (killall -9 X) [08:14] carny: breezy may be 2.6.12, i'm not sure. keep walking down versions till you get a hit [08:15] g0dchild: I don't know. I always wonder why, if a change to a package is small, you still have to download all of it again. I have a high speed connection so it's ok but if you have a slow connection.... [08:15] volCOM_b0i, skip it? [08:15] i had everything with ubuntu.com and one line that had debian [08:15] Not show in the taskbar. [08:15] nate_, hold on, i already started installing gdm again [08:15] Like open a terminal, but not show on the taskbar [08:15] nate_ eobanb, you might need to kill any x servers that already started ( [08:15] cilynx, - no i do it at daytime- i am trying to start up a small computer tuition class- nothing big- but am trying to use as much as edubuntu i can [08:15] volCOM_b0i, I've only been able to do it through specific applications [08:15] jetscreamer, I guess having a line that said debian.com is a mistake huh? === knoppix [n=knoppix@adsl-156-42-46.mem.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:16] who can m aider.savoir how one makes to change pyvoice to know which uses gyach [08:16] I want to put a terminal on my desktop background, any suggestions on terminals? [08:16] A10n: ahhh.... [08:16] volCOM_b0i, and we're talking gnome, which is, by the developer's own admission, less configurable === Xnos [n=marco@201.153.106.220] has joined #ubuntu [08:16] zekafredoo: il y a #ubuntu-fr en francais [08:16] frank23, - no, its not that I want the small changes updates- just more functionality corresponding alternatives for windows-based software- [08:16] A10n: no don't mix debian and ubuntu sources [08:17] okay i thought it would be okay. I wonder whyi put it there in the first place... [08:17] g0dchild: are you trying to demonstrate the update proces or are you just trying to get the updates done? I believe the update manager has the option to download updates as they become available. If you enable that, it will download in the background as it goes and not have to do it all at once. [08:17] !no kernel-source is if you need to install the kernel source for your running kernel, sudo apt-get install linux-source-$(uname -r), more than likely though, all you need is to install the kernel headers for your running kernel. (if you need to compile a module) sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r) [08:17] okay, liable [08:17] g0dchild: there is already alot available but it takes time [08:17] Yes, i do it in KDE, but KDE hogs my resources, so trying to in gnome... [08:17] jetscreamer, is there a way to check if i installed anythign from the debian repository? [08:17] liable, or linux-headers-`uname -r` [08:17] anyway, i gotta go to bed. i don't know if you guys are affiliated with ubuntu in any official capacity... but y'all are doing a fantastic job either way [08:17] gnight [08:17] cilynx: umount fails. how do I unbusy a file system so I can fsck it, safely ? === GigaByte_ [n=kranian@222.114.149.180] has joined #ubuntu [08:18] qui peut m aider.savoir comment on fait pour changer pyvoice savoir qui utilise gyach [08:18] chuckyp: the way i typed it works too. [08:18] looks like you guys put out a new kernel === nooneelse [n=nooneels@unaffiliated/nooneelse] has joined #ubuntu [08:19] Hi all [08:19] knoppix: Make sure your current working directory is not on the filesystem that you need to unmount and umount should work. [08:19] is there a way i can get my Nvidia setting up??? [08:19] frank23, - yeah, but there seems to be no better solution than this- atleast its going to be a one-off thingy [08:19] so anyone know of any docs that explain what is going on behind the scenes in the ubuntu install? [08:19] I'm trying to install sun-j2re1.5 but it says that theres no candidate to install [08:19] zekafredoo: va a #ubuntu-fr pour discuter en francais [08:19] A10n: yes, but i don't know how exactly. (you don't know?) one way would be to comment out the debian line, use a front end like (gasp) dselect or aptitude synaptic and see what winds up 'orphaned'... that's not the exact term, but you can tell the orphan state when you see it. [08:19] nate_, what are yout rying to do? [08:19] then just uninstall those === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:19] bradd_, http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/faqguide-all.html [08:19] only problem is, once i copy the archives directory and apt settings from /etc to offline machines, some of them takes a lotta time to download- many packages could only be installed manually. [08:19] nate_, you could do an expert install and then see for your self what it is doing. [08:19] unless you did an upgrade :( [08:20] ..i mean using dpkg-....most of the time, synaptic would try to download the gpg keys and all [08:20] bradd_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia [08:20] jetscreamer, okay :/ i think i messed around with installing flash for mozilla firefox but its not that big of a deal [08:20] thanks for all the help! === intelikey [n=root@0-1pool90-226.nas23.houston4.tx.us.da.qwest.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:20] * nooneelse (n=nooneels@unaffiliated/nooneelse) a rejoint #ubuntu [08:20] chuckyp, no, i mean what is actually going on, preseed directives being used at whatever points, virtual directories being used, etc [08:20] time for bed, goodnight all === A10n is now known as A10n_zzzz === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:21] what is the command to set the users shell ? [08:21] who can m aider.savoir how one makes to change pyvoice to know which uses gyach [08:21] cilynx OK I think knoppix has done a union with the root on the hard drive. any suggestions ? === robitaille [n=daniel@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu [08:21] g0dchild: are you downloading the packages once and updating several machines? [08:21] chuckyp, i need to understand it to customize it for a specific use and to troubleshoot the inevitable breakage that will occur === ChaKy [n=chaky@lns01-0902.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu [08:22] g0dchild: do i understand your setup? You have a low bandwidth internet connection. You download updates to one machine. You then copy the updates to the other machines to save band on your outside connection. [08:22] who can m aider.savoir how one makes to change pyvoice to know which uses gyach [08:22] intelikey, what do you mean? [08:22] g0dchild: if that is the case, look into apt-proxy or my own solution of abusing your debcache over ssh: http://www.wolfteck.com/debcache/ [08:22] hello [08:23] intelikey, usermod === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:23] intelikey, man usermod [08:23] Anyone know of any terminals that can Skip the taskbar in Gnome? [08:23] nate_ can't man it i hosed man.... === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:23] intelikey, what's the path to the shell youw ant to use? [08:23] who can m aider.savoir how one makes to change pyvoice to know which uses gyach [08:23] knoppix: i figure knoppix puts your real root system somewhere, I'm just not sure where [08:23] zekafredoo: tape /join #ubuntu-fr pour parler en francais [08:24] intelikey, what do you want to do? just change you shell? [08:24] /bin/bash [08:24] intelikey, you can cat /etc/shells for a list === Frogzoo [n=Frogzoo@202.155.165.25] has joined #ubuntu [08:24] cilynx thanks. I' goo poke around. [08:24] intelikey, usermod -s /bin/bash username [08:24] k thanks nate_ [08:24] frank23, - yeah, i have some friends at a local ISP- so I use their network to download the archives to a PC on which ubuntu is installed- next, i take 'em back home and try to install those packages on all the machines there. [08:24] intelikey, np [08:24] knoppix: "df" is your friend [08:25] anyone in here have problems getting their iPod to mount proper over Firewire? [08:25] g0dchild, ummm, so you want to set up your own local mirror then? === Nunquam_Fidelis [n=justingr@ip68-12-39-132.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:25] heatxsink, i've been able to do it. try just having it plugged in when you're starting up. [08:25] g0dchild: you could just d/l a dvd and use it for a source.. even network it out [08:25] and it should get added to your /etc/fstab [08:26] and then automount === manji [n=manji@c-67-171-166-18.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:26] Is there a way to watch an ongoing process (right now, I am doing dist-upgrade on Breezy) in one terminal from another? === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:26] eobanb, any luck on the .xsession or whatever? === ufo [n=ufo@dsl-hkigw2-fe1dde00-73.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #ubuntu [08:27] Nunquam_Fidelis: You want to see the same thing on both terminals? [08:27] Nunquam_Fidelis, best way is to use 'screen' [08:27] why the sudo thing its even unsecure thing [08:27] Nunquam_Fidelis, then you can re-attach the screen to see the progress then detatch it [08:27] nate_, apt-get installing gdm seemed to do the trick. === nexy [n=nexy@ool-4573450c.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:27] nate_, I suppose. would be more efficient- so where do I have to read up on setting up a local mirror that'll serve packages to the hosts on a LAN? [08:27] cilynx: I started the process on the desktop, but want to watch it on my laptop via SSH. [08:27] !rar [08:27] it has been said that rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FileCompression [08:27] eobanb, ooh, good :) [08:27] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/shadow/+bug/34606 [08:27] nate_, it leaves me with a few gnome libraries, but ehh === hacker_ [n=hacker@ns.ort.kz] has joined #ubuntu [08:27] i dont care TOO much. [08:28] Nunquam_Fidelis: as nate said, the "screen" program is the way to go [08:28] it's only like 8 MB of gnome stuff (compared to like 150 before) [08:28] g0dchild, check out wiki.ubuntu.com [08:28] hello [08:28] Nunquam_Fidelis, I've used screen extensively in gentoo with emerge, which may take days depending on the machine, so i can check the progress [08:28] hi [08:28] eobanb: thanks [08:28] eobanb, good to hear :D [08:29] hows life [08:29] I need to use pptp, but I can't find out a way to config the vpn [08:29] g0dchild: it may be simpler to simply reuse your debcache instead of doing a real mirror === floppyears [n=cedenoj@poipu/supporter/floppyears] has left #ubuntu [] [08:30] nmsa, you might try using the IU USSG's script [08:30] - . [08:30] http://www.ussg.iu.edu/index4676.html?option=displaypage&Itemid=82&op=page&SubMenu= === mahangu [n=mahangu@220.247.244.196] has joined #ubuntu === mcquaid [i=mcquaid@toronto-hs-216-138-233-79.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu [08:30] nate_: Ok, so how do I use screen via SSH? [08:30] !ru [08:30] Pozhalujsta vojdite v #ubuntu-ru dlq pomoshchi na russkom qzyke. # russian users please try #ubuntu-ru, there you may get more help [08:30] hi anyone use remind? === Kyynara [n=pate@hoas-fe33dd00-63.dhcp.inet.fi] has joined #ubuntu === robitaille [n=daniel@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu [08:30] eobanb: ok, where can I find it ? [08:31] Nunquam_Fidelis, read the man page on screen first, then come back and ask, it explains most of it. if you have questions about the man page, i can help === mishr [n=ricardo@201.155.185.95] has joined #ubuntu [08:31] g0dchild, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-78801.html === mishr [n=ricardo@201.155.185.95] has left #ubuntu ["Abandonando"] [08:31] Nunquam_Fidelis: quick and dirty -- on the desktop, before running the command you want to later watch, run "screen". You will get dropped back to a terminal where you can run whatever. On your laptop, log into the desktop and run "screen -dr". This will detach the screen from the desktop and reattach to your current ssh session [08:31] eobanb: http://www.ussg.iu.edu/ 'thnx I'll take a look === Auckland_Pig [n=chatzill@210.48.105.242] has joined #ubuntu [08:31] g0dchild, I think basically you'll want the debmirror program [08:32] Nunquam_Fidelis: there are a lot more neat features to "screen", but that should get you started === mode/#ubuntu [+o Seveas] by ChanServ === ..[topic/#ubuntu:Seveas] : Official Ubuntu support channel | Dapper Drake Flight 5 is out: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/flight5 | Join #ubuntu+1 for Dapper discussions | Frequently Asked Questions: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FaqOnIrc | Update your system using your favorite apt tool for the visible user password fix | 6-weeks-delay meetings today at 9:00 and 18:00 UTC [08:32] ufo hehhe yeah but look how much safer it is to use a default setup of sudo than setting a root passwd === mode/#ubuntu [-o Seveas] by Seveas [08:32] i need help with Vino or VNC can any one help please [08:32] ubotu tell me about vino [08:32] ubotu tell me about vnc [08:32] !vnc [08:32] I guess vnc is http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-36715.html http://www.tightvnc.com/docs.html [08:32] nate, thanks. am looking it up. [08:33] thanks nate [08:33] g0dchild, kk :D [08:33] Auckland_Pig, np [08:34] hello [08:34] cilynx and nate_ , thank you both for the help. === roman [n=roman@cpe-24-92-62-13.nycap.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu [08:34] Nunquam_Fidelis: np [08:34] g0dchild, I plan on using that for a project soon, so if you need help with it later this week, i'd be glad to help [08:34] eobanb: that rebooting thing didn't work [08:34] doh [08:34] Nunquam_Fidelis, come back if you need help === heatxsink_ [n=jmioph@c-24-7-127-192.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:35] heatxsink, what device in /dev handles firewire? [08:35] E: Sub-process /usr/sbin/dpkg-preconfigure --apt || true returned an error code [08:35] how long till meetings now, seveas? [08:35] nate_: no idea [08:35] nate_: how could I figure that out? [08:35] elkbuntu, 1h25m [08:35] heatxsink, no idea to tell you the truth === JViz [i=Anomaly@adsl-065-013-131-023.sip.int.bellsouth.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:36] intelikey, is apt or dpkg being used by another program? === ba_ [n=ba@69-11-1-139.yktn.hsdb.sasknet.sk.ca] has joined #ubuntu [08:36] nate_: /dev/sdX apparently - emulates scsi [08:36] anyone here using vncviewer to a vncserver thats behind a firewall? [08:36] Frogzoo, thanks [08:37] heatxsink, dmesg | grep /dev/sd [08:37] nate_ it was apt but i got it. thanks anyway. and no need explaining that one. you'll never see it again from the same cause. [08:37] nate_: nothing [08:37] nate_: any idea on the module name for scsi? [08:37] heatxsink, unplug your ipod === reefshark [n=reefshar@fw.sogeti.nl] has joined #ubuntu [08:38] heatxsink, then plug it in [08:38] unpluged [08:38] !pastebin [08:38] it has been said that pastebin is a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :) [08:38] pluged in [08:38] then dmesg | tail [08:38] then paste that in pastebin [08:38] it seems that /bin/sh can not be a shell warper or apt wont work. [08:38] intelikey, ? === solid_liq [n=mike@c-67-167-98-109.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === TylerWalts [n=tyler@c-24-21-148-4.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:39] intelikey, /bin/sh is the shellscript interpreter, right? [08:39] no it's a symlink [08:39] to bash [08:39] to /bin/bash?? [08:39] ahh [08:39] and it doesn't like the symlink [08:39] see, learn something new every day [08:39] anyone know of an app I can use to fill in a form that's in pdf format? [08:39] but if you make it a shell script that starts bash apt will fail. === Journich [n=journich@219-90-167-222.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [08:40] nate_: http://pastebin.ca/45599 [08:40] intelikey, ha === jackson [n=jackson@209.88.90.194] has joined #ubuntu [08:40] nate_ actually it likes the symlink, doesn't like a script. === _0331_USMC [n=shawn@c-24-17-124-207.hsd1.wa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === mcquaid [i=mcquaid@toronto-hs-216-138-233-79.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu [08:41] hello all, my gf4 card just died, and i had to resort to my old 3dfx voodoo3 [08:41] just installed ubuntu with default setup. How do l get or set the root password. [08:41] heatxsink, nothing in dmesg reflects that you plugged something into the firewire port, that would definitely be cause for concern. [08:41] also man fails, if /bin/sh is a shell warper. that fixed man too. [08:42] !tell jackson about sudo [08:42] it seems to work so far except opengl mode. glxgears launches and it spins a few times then halts [08:42] <_0331_USMC> Anyone know when something will come out for the new intel-based mac's? I just got a new intel dual-core mac mini :) [08:42] heatxsink, has your firewire port ever worked before? because I would suspect your hardware wasn't detected and configured properly [08:42] nate_: any ideas one how I can get to that point? [08:42] anyone know much about 3dfx cards in xorg? [08:43] nate_: heatxsink: the fw is there: ohci1394: fw-host0: Waking dma ctx=0 ... processing is probably too slow [08:43] nate_: my firewire port worked back in Hoary [08:43] 1394 is firewire... [08:43] hasn't since [08:43] nate_: I have a Sound Blaster Audigy with a Firewire Port on it === lwelyn [n=lwelyn@p549A60DD.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu === lwelyn [n=lwelyn@p549A60DD.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #ubuntu ["...] === Lotus-6 [n=HeJin@c-69-139-162-234.hsd1.pa.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === god [n=god@222.66.38.179] has joined #ubuntu [08:43] joi [08:43] Frogzoo, ahhh, i was looking for an sd device === bluefoxicy [n=bluefox@c-68-33-112-13.hsd1.md.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === cilynx is now known as cilynx[afk] [08:44] could it be that I don't have any of the scsi stuff loaded as a module? [08:44] heatxsink, it was detected properly, i'm sorry, i missed it [08:44] how do i reconfigure xorg? [08:44] nate_: doh..... [08:44] heatxsink, i'm not familiar with troubleshooting much past this point [08:44] nate_: cool thanks for your help [08:44] mcquaid, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg [08:45] mcquaid, i think :D [08:45] heatxsink, np man [08:45] heatxsink, copy that line about being to slow and paste it into google [08:45] cool [08:46] so does anyone know the lastest about dapper being delayed? === P3L|C4N0 [n=gcamposm@200.121.122.72] has joined #ubuntu [08:46] !tell mcquaid about xorg [08:46] It sounded it was going to happen [08:46] Hey, quick question if anyone can answer... I'm running ubuntu with GNOME, i was wondering if there were any way I could bind my Windows key to a command (want it to run a program whenever i hit it) [08:46] !dapper [08:46] The next release of Ubuntu is Dapper Drake - /join #ubuntu+1 for discussion === jenda-zZz is now known as jenda === Tadej`Certanc [n=universe@infinity.unixrulz.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:47] oh [08:47] heh - no release date I see O_o [08:47] okay thanks === MCskill-it [n=homer@67.170.128.165] has left #ubuntu [] [08:47] How to change system clock time from UTC to local? === squeaka1 [n=squeaka1@193.191.142.93] has joined #ubuntu [08:48] * aka the win/linux time problem. [08:48] hello === Nikusan [n=Nikusan@hamax3-036.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu === MCskill-it [n=homer@67.170.128.165] has joined #ubuntu === narg [n=narg@dsl-63-173-190-179.tcq.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:48] !dapper [08:48] The next release of Ubuntu is Dapper Drake - /join #ubuntu+1 for discussion [08:49] i heard they were considering a three-week delay === MemeticVirus [n=MemeticV@ip-d82ed247.arc3.dial.pathwaynet.com] has joined #ubuntu [08:49] but that was through some article off digg, so who knows === mahangu_ [n=mahangu@unaffiliated/mahangu] has joined #ubuntu [08:49] hmm [08:49] google it yet? === bradd_ [n=bradd@64-128-158-119.vis.clearwire-dns.net] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] [08:49] nope === dispanser [n=dispanse@p213.54.164.228.tisdip.tiscali.de] has joined #ubuntu [08:50] lcore the cli way would be to set the clock and change the symlink /etc/localtime to point to utc then update the system i guess. === Beleys [i=sauget@tolkien.iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr] has joined #ubuntu [08:50] delay on dapper is 6 weeks (proposed): http://lwn.net/Articles/175272/ [08:50] intelikey: so it has nothing to do with /etc/adjtime ? [08:51] lcore iirc /etc/adjtime is for fixing drift not timezone === jenda is now known as jenda-away === Chodder [n=Chodder@wsip-24-249-27-92.ri.ri.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu [08:52] but you may be able to set it and do the same thing..... i don't see how without changing the symlink tho === MCskill-it [n=homer@67.170.128.165] has left #ubuntu [] === MrDez___ [n=mrdez@c-67-163-82-21.hsd1.il.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu === MrDez___ is now known as MrDez === hamdinp [n=Nejat@85.97.191.40] has joined #ubuntu [08:54] Bonjour [08:54] heatxsink, ha, i found the spot in the source that throws that error [08:54] nate_: NICE [08:54] nate_: what is the error? [08:54] ohci1394: fw-host0: Waking dma ctx=0 ... processing is probably too slow [08:55] not sure why, to be honest [08:55] could be something in the kernel even [08:55] beleys pour Ubuntu en Francais, allez #ubuntu-fr [08:55] i'd google ipod on breezy === blekos [n=blekos@static220178.dsl.hol.gr] has joined #ubuntu === SlicerDicer [n=Slicer@70.89.135.154] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === MikeGTN [n=mike@host-212-158-247-81.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu [08:57] intelikey: /etc/localtime is not s symbolic link it is a file. Can U redirect me to some man / web info? [08:57] it's a symlink here. === binarydigit [n=bdigit@unaffiliated/binarydigit] has joined #ubuntu [08:58] lcore there should be a dpkg-reconfigure if you knew what the blah was === linuxboyfriend [n=usama@202.134.132.41] has joined #ubuntu === theine [n=theine@c188163.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu [08:59] #ubuntu-cn === kmhaps [n=UPP@am124.housing.umanitoba.ca] has joined #ubuntu === pvd2006 [n=pvd2006@adsl-68-95-142-34.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu === zou [n=zou@dyn-83-155-182-169.ppp.tiscali.fr] has joined #ubuntu [08:59] hi all [08:59] I installed the required codecs to get all my files to work including video, audio, etc.. Then I installed the win32 to get some .wmv files to work and now my .mp3 files wont play anymore [09:00] win32_codec [09:00] heatxsink, another issue is that the error might have nothing to do with it not working [09:00] i have many users in my system and i wanna allow all of them to connect to internet (wvdial) but i dont wanna share my root password, how can i enable them to dial? [09:00] help [09:00] :help [09:00] nate_: hahahahah [09:00] make a group that can dial and add the users and the device to that group [09:01] nate_: this is jjust pissing me off now [09:01] seriously [09:01] linuxboyfriend: try groups dialout & dip === Steil [n=Steil@S010600904b5bb782.ca.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:01] heatxsink, have you tried installing some ipod software and looking for it in that? in might not behave the same in breezy [09:01] Frogzoo: is this a command "groups dialout & dip" [09:02] nate_: even worse I'm in dapper [09:02] haha [09:02] heatxsink, oh, well, that just introduces even more possible issues [09:02] GREAT! [09:02] I'll just forget about it then [09:02] let it slide === teonilia [n=teonilia@p549201BE.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu [09:03] heatxsink, you have to be willing to accept that a lot of stuff isn't going to be working yet [09:03] hallo [09:03] nate_: well i got almost everything working :-) [09:03] Frogzoo: can you tell me that what will be my syntax of command? === god [n=god@222.66.38.179] has left #ubuntu [""] [09:03] nate_: but I understand [09:03] heatxsink, although the developers may appreciate you telling them about this [09:03] nate_: this is acting the same stinking way it was acting when I was on breezy [09:03] i will [09:03] hi wotyu name [09:04] iem deutach === raphink-pbook [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #ubuntu [09:04] linuxboyfriend: I believe he wants you to add every user to the "dialout" group [09:04] try system -> administration -> users and groups [09:05] dispanser: lemme check [09:05] linuxboyfriend: 'sudo usermod -Gdip,dialout USERNAME' === LearningMachine [n=Learning@211.241.93.129] has joined #ubuntu [09:06] linuxboyfriend: or just 'sudo vi /etc/group' ... === kmhaps [n=UPP@am124.housing.umanitoba.ca] has joined #ubuntu [09:06] eobanb: fyi: http://quozl.us.netrek.org/ anyway I can't start my vpn connection, it looks after a ppp0 which I don't have === minamhere [n=minamher@71.225.133.122] has joined #ubuntu [09:08] Frogzoo: ok, done, thanks a lot === blady [n=blady@pa250.gozd.sdi.tpnet.pl] has joined #ubuntu === skrat [n=peter@195-150-91.adsl-s.telecom.sk] has joined #ubuntu [09:08] linuxboyfriend: let me know if it works, pls [09:08] why would /usr/share/man/man8/ld.so.8.gz be executable ? that makes no sense..... [09:09] hey where is the kernel config file on ubuntu 5.10?? [09:09] ok I installed all the packages I needed to going by the ubuntu guide to installing codecs. I had them all working then I installed the win32_codec to play certain .wmv files, no my mp3 files wont play [09:09] I tried to reinstall it, but it didnt work [09:09] Frogzoo: ok, i am going off line for 5 mins for that checking === linuxboyfriend [n=usama@202.134.132.41] has left #ubuntu ["Konversation] [09:10] anyone? [09:10] carny did ya look in /boot ? === [129-CarNagE] [n=CarNi@dslb-084-056-218-011.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:11] Hi there. can anybody help with installation problem? I am installing 5.10 from DVD.. after installing base system, and rebooting, the installer says "Configuring installer" or "Preparing installation", I don't know exactly, it's just a first screen after system startup.. and top says that apt-get is eating 99.9% CPU [09:11] ohh nice [09:12] skrat, installing from DVD? [09:12] but nothing happen then, do I need internet connection to install ubuntu from DVD? [09:12] been one there on every default linux i've ever messed with. carny :) [09:12] nate_: yeah, from DVD [09:12] skrat, what are your system specs? [09:12] nate_: I modprobed sg === aroticoz [n=z@84.252.63.112] has joined #ubuntu [09:13] nate_: and now when I unplug then plugin my ipod I get a SCSI subsystem initialized [09:13] nate_: i686 (Centrino 1,4 GHz), 256 MB RAM, 60 GB HD, 6 GB linux partition, it's a notebook.. [09:13] Playing avi and other video files ? Codecs? Where do I get them? Thanks in advance [09:13] !restricted [09:13] I heard restricted is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats [09:13] aroticoz also see vlc [09:13] !vlc [09:13] from memory, vlc is a video/audio player that supports almost everything - See http://www.videolan.org/ for more information (VLC is in the repos) [09:14] thanks [09:14] heatxsink, sweeeeet === jond3rd [n=jond3rd@203.131.79.132] has joined #ubuntu === bdash_ [n=bdash@222-153-8-234.jetstream.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [09:14] thanx mate [09:14] hey a program im trying to install says it cant find it.. is there any default place programs usually look [09:14] or do i need to get the kernel source?? [09:14] skrat, was just thinking that it could have memory issues with installing from a DVD, what with having so many more packages and whatnot, but not with your setup....so nvm [09:15] IF you do an apt-get install can it mess up previous packages you installed? === ndlovu [n=rudi@dsl-145-134-52.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu [09:15] carny you got b-e installed ? [09:15] pvd2006, how do you mean, mess up? [09:15] !b-e [09:15] from memory, b-e is no make ? you need build-essential or if you get errors saying gcc cannot create executables, or that you can't find header files like stdio.h, you need to do a sudo apt-get install build-essential. [09:15] nate_: so? do you have any idea how to solve this? [09:16] skrat, no, sorry [09:16] I just want the installer to continue === tomaras [n=tommy@c-24-99-4-137.hsd1.ga.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:16] its saying: the kernel modules did not compile and in the log its says its because it cant find the kernel config file === Digis [n=digis@193.219.137.203] has joined #ubuntu [09:16] nate_: now I modprobe'd sbp2 [09:16] sitll no scsi devices [09:16] heatxsink, and the box exploded? [09:16] nope [09:16] not yet... [09:16] nate_: well you see I installed all the codecs I needed through the synaptic and I got all my movie and mp3 files to work then I installed a win_32codec to play certain .wmv files and now I cant play any mp3 files. === ompaul [n=ompaul@ubuntu/member/ompaul] has joined #ubuntu [09:16] still didn't mount the thing === servjew [i=noncompo@silenceisdefeat.org] has joined #ubuntu [09:16] nate_: or any suggestion where can I found help? === ABCD [n=ABCD@wikipedia/ABCD] has joined #ubuntu === mItNitOx [n=mItNitOx@214-110-112.adsl.terra.cl] has joined #ubuntu [09:17] kernel headers installed ? kernel source ? carny that error you give, not knowing what you are messing with doesn't tell me much ? === TinoM [n=Tino@i5387E314.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu [09:17] I followed the ubuntu guide to install the codecs [09:17] heatxsink, it may be that firewire scanning software is underdeveloped, as one of the results of searching your error indicated. I didn't look to see how old it was. You should hit up the developers though [09:17] skrat, google? === narg [n=narg@dsl-63-173-190-179.tcq.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:18] hello, i would like to send two different outputs to two video cards. one is agp, and is currently installed. the other is a PCI standard issue cirrus logig or something. specifically, id like to be able to send the Xorg output to the AGP and the console output to PCI video card. should i even be thinking about this kinda stuff ? [09:18] nate_: k [09:18] pvd2006, are you in the US? [09:18] nate_ yes [09:18] pvd2006, sorry, i don't support illegal activities [09:18] apparently [09:18] servjew, hrm.. I dunno about splitting console output from x output [09:18] what are you talking about nate_? [09:18] illegal [09:18] pvd2006, but i'm sure someone else here will [09:19] what is illegal? === ron_ [n=ron@pool-68-163-153-224.bos.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:19] how do i install kernel source? [09:19] pvd2006, those win32codecs and mp3 codecs are illegal [09:19] nate_, depends were he lives [09:19] illegal to copy [09:19] you mean [09:19] ? [09:19] moin [09:19] ha [09:19] or to use === squeaka2 [n=squeaka2@193.191.142.93] has joined #ubuntu [09:19] in the usa$ [09:19] goobay [09:19] he is in the us [09:19] that's why i asked [09:19] I don't believe a codec is illegal just by existing :) [09:19] could someone explain to me how to edit global menu's in gnome2 on ubuntu breezy? we're trying out ubuntu to use on our desktop systems, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to edit menu's for all users. i remember SuSE and RH having something like applications-all-users:/// in nautilus, but i can't seem to find em in ubuntu [09:20] ?? [09:20] well, i choose not to be involved, enough said [09:20] so is there a way to edit menu's globally, or will it be hacking into xml files? [09:20] Lorentz`, alacarte editor [09:20] carny http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux maybe or search there... [09:20] alacarte? [09:20] oh, for all users [09:20] ok, great... let me see [09:20] yeah, for all users :) [09:20] Hmm what is the program like winamp but for linux? [09:20] xmms [09:20] beep [09:20] thanks [09:20] Lorentz`, there is a /usr/share directory for adding files for all users [09:21] yeah, i was just thinking that its going to be an arduous if not impossible task. but as far as sticking a second video card in a free PCI slot, should i just try it and see what happens ? anything i should know ? or where should i be looking for info/help on WWW ? [09:21] carny synaptic should have a list of kernel/linux trees or aptitude for that matter. [09:21] Lorentz`: must be something under /etc/gnome === bradd__ [n=bradd@64-128-158-119.vis.clearwire-dns.net] has joined #ubuntu === aeon17x [n=aeon17x@58.69.160.123] has joined #ubuntu [09:21] let me find more info [09:21] ok thanx :) [09:21] hey, How do I put files on a disk??? [09:21] Like iso [09:21] true, there is, but since some other distro' s had easy accessible menu's within nautilus through gnome-vfs, i was wondering if ubuntu had something like that [09:21] bradd__: k3b is very nice [09:21] and since sometimes apps need to be added by people without any real knowledge of editing system files... [09:22] bradd__: but you can just right click & iso & select write to disk [09:22] Lorentz`, http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/faqguide-all.html#id2522492 [09:22] Lorentz`, an example of adding it for all users === rob_p [n=rob@pdpc/supporter/active/rob-p] has joined #ubuntu [09:22] bradd__ gnome-backer ? [09:22] I did, there is no ISO thing [09:22] xcdroast ? [09:22] Lorentz`, no app for it, but quite easy [09:22] cdrecord ? [09:22] aah [09:22] ok [09:23] is craigslist down for you folks? [09:23] ehm [09:23] I cannot get vncserver to work - I can get it to show the crosshatch pattern, but no actual GUI loads [09:23] that's " How can I browse files and folders as root user in Nautilus ?" === linuxboyfriend [n=usama@202.134.132.218] has joined #ubuntu [09:23] I got the 1st SUSE CD.... it came in a tar.gz === gord [n=gord@81-178-68-38.dsl.pipex.com] has joined #ubuntu === Andy_ [n=Andy@cpc1-stev2-0-0-cust285.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu [09:24] there we go [09:24] I just have to use xmms for mp3s [09:24] OH NEVER MIND [09:24] and the other ones for everything else [09:24] hehe [09:24] Lorentz`, it adds it into the menu [09:24] ah ok :) [09:24] Frogzoo: hi [09:24] how'd you do? [09:24] sorry, didn't have coffee yet ;) === zanth [n=zanth@CPE000103ce037e-CM000f9fa6bbbc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [09:25] Frogzoo: yes, my other user is able to dial but he can not edit /etc/wvdial.conf [09:25] Lorentz`, under Application->System, hence the Categories=Application;System; [09:25] true, true [09:25] thanks :) [09:25] good day, after having been away from my comp for a little while I booted it up and to my dismay, I can't get gnome nor kde to load, not sure why this happened at all it worked fine when I shut down === ara [n=ara@c-110de353.01-94-7673741.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se] has joined #ubuntu [09:25] Frogzoo: adding the user in dialout didn't work, then i edited sudoers [09:25] I'm presently in failsafe mode [09:25] linuxboy, change the group rights to /etc/wvdial.conf to allow writing and change the group to whatever the dialer group is [09:26] ok, so I go the .iso and opened it.... it came up in a new window... what do I do now? [09:26] linuxboyfriend: what's wvdial.conf ? (maybe just chgrp to dialout...) [09:26] zanth, install updates before shutdown? [09:26] bradd__: right click [09:26] oh === Healot [n=Naruto@203.92.154.36] has joined #ubuntu [09:26] yes I did do that :) [09:26] on what? === pfarmer [n=pfarmer@62-31-182-78.cable.ubr01.maid.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu [09:26] zanth, so it's likely one of them caused it [09:26] bradd__: on the iso [09:26] I cannot get vncserver to work - I can get it to show the crosshatch pattern, but no actual GUI loads [09:26] zanth rm /home//.*auth* then reboot. [09:27] zanth, but in the meantime look at the X logs to see why it isn't starting [09:27] Frogzoo: i am using wvdial to dialout [09:27] OH [09:27] thanks [09:27] I was doing it wrong [09:27] zanth, or do what intelikey said [09:27] Frogzoo: do you mean that primary group should be dialout? [09:27] I want to use hdparm to streamline my system, any ideas how to figure out what are the correct settings to pass for my hard drive? [09:27] intelikey I will give that a shot === LS|-away- [n=savage_m@h143.te.avency.de] has joined #ubuntu [09:27] nate I'll do that [09:27] ndlovu, if you find out, tell me [09:27] nate_ will do [09:27] I'll check it out before I kill the file [09:28] why does "sudo nautilus" work but "gksudo nautilus" did not? === ralphrandazo [n=bleublob@67-137-39-109.dsl2.elk.ca.frontiernet.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:28] ndlovu, only way i figured it out was by changing settings and running: hdparm -tT [09:28] linuxboyfriend: no, not necessary at all === Bmoney [n=bradd@64-128-158-119.vis.clearwire-dns.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:28] ndlovu, and just keeping whichever ones were fastest === ptlo [n=senko@83-131-76-112.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #ubuntu [09:28] Frogzoo: my other user is not able to edit /etc/wvdial.conf, this file stores the username and password and dialup number === btn [n=btn@68-114-229-207.dhcp.fdul.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu [09:29] brb [09:29] linuxboyfriend: why does anyone else need to edit wvdial.conf - just set & forget [09:29] LS|-away- "sudo nautilus" will hose your .Xauthority file and you'll be like zanth looking for a way to get x to start without failsafe mode.... === purpleide1 [n=james@MTL-HSE-ppp188816.qc.sympatico.ca] has joined #ubuntu === servjew [i=noncompo@silenceisdefeat.org] has left #ubuntu [] [09:29] Has anyone here installed MuPad 3.2 succesfuly? [09:29] nate_, thanks for the suggestion... I'm hoping I can find out more directly, but it is a good backup strategy [09:29] Frogzoo: because here in my country there is a card system and everyone has his own card to use user and password and dialup === Zanth [n=zanth@CPE000103ce037e-CM000f9fa6bbbc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu [09:30] ndlovu, might want to check out sourceforge or freshmeat, this sounds like a common request === pitti [n=pitti@ubuntu/member/pitti] has joined #ubuntu [09:30] that worked :) [09:30] linuxboyfriend: user specific settings can go in ~/.wvdialrc [09:30] so what is the .*auth* file and what does it do? === Andy__ [n=Andy@cpc1-stev2-0-0-cust285.lutn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu === pschulz01 [n=paul@150.101.6.36] has joined #ubuntu === z3r0x [n=unix@84-73-166-180.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu === Mantice [n=richard@219-89-10-186.dialup.xtra.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu [09:31] thanks nate_ I'm trolling through the ubuntuforums at the moment but still no direct answers [09:31] Frogzoo: there is no file with this name [09:31] does some know how to "apt-cdrom add" an ubuntu .iso image that i downloaded (eg: flight 5) without burning it to a real disk. i tried mounting it with -o loop and i'm not sure how to get apt-cdrom to pick that up. [09:31] I installed MuPad 3.2 with dpkg -i "xyz" and that worked, but if I run the command mupad i get a lib error.. [09:31] ndlovu, just turned up this in the repos: blktool [09:31] How come when I click System --> then About Ubuntu it says Cannot launch entry [09:31] Details: Failed to execute child process "yelp" (No such file or directory) [09:31] linuxboyfriend: not yet there isn't but wvdial looks for it [09:31] ndlovu, not as specific as hdparm and might offer some better config tools [09:31] Frogzoo: wait [09:31] Frogzoo and linuxboyfriend maybe let each user run wvdialconf .wvdialrc thus setting up the local user .wvdialrc so they can all have custom settings and privet info... [09:32] intelikey: I agree === gusaweb [n=gusaweb@FR-LIM-C3-06-087231072043.chello.fr] has joined #ubuntu === zou [n=zou@dyn-83-155-182-169.ppp.tiscali.fr] has left #ubuntu ["Leaving"] === KakiPukul [n=Naruto@203.92.154.36] has joined #ubuntu [09:32] purpleide1, try file:///path/to/iso/mount === GullyFoyle [n=jpar@64.252.161.73] has joined #ubuntu [09:32] purpleide1, in the sources.list [09:33] intelikey: what is the *auth* file that I deleted? [09:33] how can I make xbindkeys start automaticly? [09:33] could even make a master copy with the personal info as "#put your info here" and put it in /etc/skel/ [09:33] when Linux boots [09:33] Do you have like daemon tools for linux? So I can mount an .iso so it will appear as a cdrom? [09:33] Frogzoo: intelikey: should i give write permission of wvdial.conf to my other user [09:34] Zanth two of them probably .Xauthority and .Iceauthority lock files of a sort zanth. [09:34] nevermind... [09:34] nate_: so: [09:34] in sources.list: [09:34] deb file:[/home/name/file.iso] ?? or what? === GullyFoyle [n=jpar@64.252.161.73] has left #ubuntu [] [09:34] linuxboyfriend: no - as intelikey suggests 'chgrp dialout /usr/bin/wvdialconf' [09:34] intelikey: thanks [09:34] purpleide1, no [09:35] youre welcome. [09:35] !xfishtank [09:35] I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Chodder [09:35] linuxboyfriend: scratch that - not necessary [09:35] purpleide1, deb file:///path/to/iso/mount/ breezy main restricted === Sonderblade [n=muh@host-213.131.147.169.addr.tdcsong.se] has joined #ubuntu [09:35] linuxboyfriend: just 'wvdialconf ~/.wvdialrc' should do [09:35] purpleide1, why even use the cdrom anyways, do you have constant network access? === Journich [n=journich@219-90-167-222.ip.adam.com.au] has joined #ubuntu [09:36] Frogzoo: intelikey: should i give write permission of wvdial.conf to my other user <--- could remove it if you are letting them make their own .wvdialrc files. [09:36] whats the best package to use to run windows programs through linux? === bimberi [n=bimberi@pdpc/supporter/active/bimberi] has joined #ubuntu [09:36] wine [09:36] pvd2006, best free one is wine [09:36] pvd2006, but there are arguably better ones that cost $$$ [09:36] like VMware? [09:36] nate_: but that has to be a mounted dir from a mount -o loop right? i can't just plug a pointer to a .iso file? [09:36] i do, but for the flight5 files i was having trouble finding a correct repo that has them [09:37] pvd2006, that and CrossOverOffice and Cedega [09:37] unless you have a suggestion for that which is appreciated [09:37] intelikey: you need wvdial.conf to set modem initialisation, leave dial strings to .wvdialrc [09:37] purpleide1, correct [09:37] Frogzoo: intelikey plz give me some time [09:37] I can't find scilab with an apt-cache search yet it is supposedly in multiverse, any reason? [09:37] linuxboyfriend i use wvdial. and i don't have a global config at all. only the local .wvdialrc. [09:37] Frogzoo: intelikey beb [09:37] purpleide1, i just know that i comment out my cdrom and haven't needed to use the cdrom yet. what is flight5? [09:37] Frogzoo see above ^ [09:37] brb === cribbon [n=cribbon@84-217-110-231.tn.glocalnet.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:38] nate_: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/flight5 === fla|office [n=fla@61.178.60.218] has joined #ubuntu [09:39] ? [09:39] purpleide1, ahh, i'm sorry i have only used up to breezy [09:40] how can I get vncserver to actually start gnome - it doesn't appear to be working, currently [09:40] ABCD, just use vino ? [09:40] Frogzoo also the /etc/ppp/*secrets files are removed here to add a bit of privicy [09:40] purpleide1, your only option i can see is to automount the iso on boot and have apt point to the mountpoint [09:40] ABCD, vino is the vncserver for gnome$ [09:40] ah, ok [09:40] nate_: no worries, i've been going with dapper, because i've got new new hardware, and it's a laptop on top of it. needed something newer. pretty stable so far [09:40] it's in Preferences/remote desktop [09:40] Do you have like daemon tools for linux? So I can mount an .iso so it will appear as a cdrom? [09:40] I mean, Gnome-Menu->System->Preferences-> Remote Desktop [09:41] or something alike [09:41] purpleide1, you might need to point apt to a directory within the iso, btw [09:41] GnarusLeo, you can mount the iso [09:41] with mount [09:41] it can handle iso9660 files [09:41] Nembutal, or really? How do I? [09:41] mount -o loop file.iso mountpoint [09:41] yep === Spec_ [n=spec@dsl092-151-006.wdc2.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #ubuntu [09:41] intelikey, sweet, thanks alot [09:41] Nembutal: I'm working on a "machine" that has no display driver - ergo, no gdm - how do I get to it from the command line? [09:41] mount -o loop -t iso9660 [09:42] ABCD, oh [09:42] or leave off the t if it will take it [09:42] ABCD, you want a vnc to a commandlien? [09:42] nate_: yup, hang on a sec, just seeing if the file: directive works [09:42] mh, is that even possible? === mcquaid [i=mcquaid@toronto-hs-216-138-233-79.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu [09:42] -t is not needed for iso9660 but not a bad idea. [09:42] yep [09:42] it will recognize it automatically [09:42] usually [09:42] hello, my gf4 card died and i have to use this old voodoo3 for the time being [09:42] purpleide1, i'd be surprised if it didn't [09:42] it's working except for opengl [09:43] i installed libglide3 and ran ldconfig but not sure if it's still using libglide2 which was already installed [09:43] glxgears runs for a couple of secs and then seems to lock [09:43] no, I have ubuntu-desktop installed, but I don't have a display driver on that machine - I want to use VNC to get a display phyically on this machine, but logically on that one, if that makes sence [09:43] and glxinfo states i don't have hardware accel [09:43] tightvnc to console..... not ssh ? [09:44] oh yeah.... sorry.... i caught up now. === aside [n=aside@61.187.16.2] has joined #ubuntu [09:44]