[00:00] yay [00:00] [KS]: you already do ;) Intel chipsets are well supported in general, but yours is very recent -- is it a draft-n one? [00:00] sharms: My KERNEL PANIC is about mobo issues [00:00] when I hit this url in my browser I'm getting an sql query error on the website http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download [00:00] i finally got my Ubuntu up and running, along with KVirc [00:00] which is making it so I can't download ubuntu, which sucks [00:00] <[KS]> soundray: I downloaded the wifi driver provided by Intel [00:00] did you install ubuntu with ext3 ? [00:00] <[KS]> but turns out that it is already bundled [00:00] albino: you can use releases.ubuntu.com till that is fixed [00:00] the ubuntu site has been having issues as of late [00:00] What's up with the mysql servers anyway? [00:00] Taza - explain 'mobo issues' [00:01] Someone install windows on then? [00:01] [KS]: did it load spontaneously? [00:01] PriceChild: thank you, do you know if someone is working on it? [00:01] hi all : [00:01] I meant go to this site http://www.fs-driver.org/ [00:01] sharms: As in apparently at least two dozen people with the same mobo and a similiar CPU have the same issue, but no solution as of yet. [00:01] get that new upgraded one [00:01] codecaine, me? [00:01] <[KS]> ... it is loaded I can see it [00:01] have to run ope that helps [00:01] sharms: Earliest of these are from 6.10 [00:01] yes smmagic [00:01] Is Beryl avaliable for Hardy? If so where do you get it? [00:01] thats exactly what I use [00:01] <[KS]> lsmod gives me both mac80211 and iwl4965 [00:01] try [00:01] Gaming4JC: beryl is dead, compiz is included by default [00:01] !beryl | Gaming4JC [00:01] Gaming4JC: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion. New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz [00:01] http://mirrors.ccs.neu.ed [00:01] [KS]: so how far does it get -- can you see your networks? [00:01] u [00:02] ewww [00:02] http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu [00:02] <[KS]> no [00:02] <[KS]> it's almost like I don't have wireless [00:02] Hello all...can anyone point me to a decent support article or how to on getting Java browser support on Hardy Heron 64 bit? On Gutsy Gibbon I simply ran a 32bit firefox and used the sun java 32bit browser plugin, but for love or money I just can't get it to work on Hardy Heron.. Anyone have a suggestion? [00:02] !compiz [00:02] Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion [00:02] !compiz [00:02] [KS], do u have backports package installed? [00:02] ah thnx [00:02] :P [00:02] <[KS]> usser, not sure I understand... [00:02] albino: I don't know for sure sorry. [00:02] np [00:02] <[KS]> not that advanced :) [00:02] Taza, can you give a link to where you've read this issue from others? [00:02] For Ubuntu, try http://mirrors.ccs.neu.edu [00:02] why I can't use "alt Gr" on my ubuntu? [00:02] usser: is that relevant to the chipset [KS] uses? [00:02] !chroot | protodrone [00:02] protodrone: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot use this to build 32 bit environments on a 64 bit box [00:02] [KS], u have intell wireless right? [00:02] anyone offhand kno of a room i could get some help with building a system?? [00:03] <[KS]> 4965 AG or AGN [00:03] <[KS]> that's what lspci says [00:03] SeaPhor: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=site%3Aubuntuforums.org+M2N4+noapic&btnG=Search [00:03] who knows which kernel is the most "stable" right now/ [00:03] !info linux-image | afallenhope [00:03] afallenhope: linux-image (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image.. In component main, is optional. Version 2.6.24.17.19 (hardy), package size 25 kB, installed size 52 kB [00:03] Taza- what revision is your bios firmware at? [00:03] ty [00:03] lol [00:03] ok thanks again all [00:03] sharms: Latest stable. [00:03] I'll be back with Studio ;) [00:03] <[KS]> usser? [00:03] usser: what do you suggest to install from backports? ([KS]) [00:03] [KS]: sudo modprobe iwl4965 [00:04] i tried to uninstall kiba-dock and now i cannot install it again [00:04] <[KS]> yes as I said [00:04] [KS], install linux-backports-modules-hardy [00:04] thanks ubottu [00:04] np [00:04] <[KS]> iwl4965 and mac80211 [00:04] soundray, ^^ it has latest iwlwifi driver [00:04] <[KS]> both [00:04] anyone offhand kno of a room i could get some help with building a system?? [00:04] [KS]: to follow usser's suggestion, enable backports via System-Administration-Software Sources [00:04] ##hardware ?? [00:04] <[KS]> I enabled all sources [00:04] ty [00:05] Hi, can someone recommend a good folder backups software package? I want to run it automatically every night [00:05] [KS]: are you sure? backports is on the Updates tab [00:05] Taza, have you edited your kernel line in grub? [00:05] <[KS]> lemme chek [00:05] rootyrooty Write a script with tar [00:05] <[KS]> check [00:05] !backup | rootyrooty [00:05] rootyrooty: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning [00:05] SeaPhor: I can't get to the install. [00:06] Taza: This is happening on hardy? [00:06] <[KS]> oh [00:06] SeaPhor: To be exact, it's the Kubuntu LiveCD, though, and nothing. [00:06] <[KS]> it's Unsupported updates [00:06] sharms: Yes. [00:06] <[KS]> :) [00:06] <[KS]> nice :) [00:06] [KS], do try sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy [00:06] Taza, in the beginning of the install, have you edited the kernel line there? [00:06] F6 [00:06] SeaPhor: Tried both "noacpi" and removing "quiet" [00:06] * noapic [00:06] erUSUL Thanks! [00:06] <[KS]> ok it's downloading [00:06] Anyone in here own a Russian ZIm Watch? [00:06] Hello folks, has anyone noticed that the table seems to have fallen off drupal listing mirrors? [00:06] rootyrooty: no problem? [00:06] <[KS]> while I wait [00:07] Taza, did you remove quiet and splash and try adding vga=771 ? [00:07] <[KS]> is there anyway of having HP QuickPlay buttons and HP Remote working? [00:07] anyone got a Zim? [00:07] SeaPhor: No, in fact I didn't. [00:07] <[KS]> HP Pavillion HDX9000 has those touch buttons [00:07] SeaPhor: What was 771 again? [00:07] [KS]: last time I saw that no. [00:07] 1024x768x32? [00:07] codecaine, I get a [00:07] * epidemic_ is happy you dont own a zim [00:07] Taza, that was the only way i could get my laptop to install or boot [00:07] <[KS]> okay, not really a problem :) [00:07] "system cannot not find the file" error [00:07] Taza At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--" .. Even if the cd checks out.. burn a new copy at a very slow speed. it does make a difference. and turn off power management in your bios [00:08] <[KS]> I just need to get wireless working, that's a major issue [00:08] Anyone know why when I hit CLTR + ALT + F1 it's supposed to bring me to Virtual Terminal 1 by default right? well all I get is a blank screen. [00:08] * epidemic_ thinks that means that many people dont have one [00:08] <[KS]> dragging cables around [00:08] <[KS]> :) [00:08] erUSUL Am reading up the links now. [00:08] Jack_Sparrow: The CD is valid. 100% valid. [00:08] I hit CTRL+ALT+ F7 to get back. [00:08] Jack_Sparrow: I've done a hundred ubuntu CD's, the CD is valid, and that's the end of that, thank you. [00:08] Anyone got a mirror in the Aus region where I can download latest ubuntu 64 bit desktop version? [00:08] <[KS]> who would know that embeded speakers are listed as surround :P [00:08] any CVS gurus on t'day? [00:08] Taza Doesnt matter.. even if it md5's copies burned slow will often work.. as seen on many many dell and hp's [00:08] Taza, to be honest, i have only idea that it has something to do with permissions, but i had some kind person here help me get it going [00:09] Taza take your attitude and leave [00:09] it's hardy heron 64 bit [00:09] afallenhope: sometimes the framebuffer fails (happens with ati cards) [00:09] erUSUL: it's a nVidia card [00:09] Jack_Sparrow, do you own a Zim? [00:09] can anyone help me in getting my hp d5259a pavillion monitor to be compatible with ubuntu [00:09] <[KS]> what's funny about Pavillion HDX9000 is that it has better support on Ubuntu than on XP [00:09] <[KS]> :) [00:09] epidemic_ no [00:09] Jack_Sparrow, pity, mines made out f gold [00:10] LOL [00:10] [KS], well XP is 6 years old u cant really blame it [00:10] <[KS]> Yeah yeah [00:10] nevermind, got it working codecaine [00:10] Jack_Sparrow: I have intense familiarity with all these parts. I know what the CD drives do and what they can handle. [00:10] a friend of mine said he was going to have sex using "Linux Condoms" [00:10] <[KS]> I know :) [00:10] <[KS]> so it's done [00:10] <[KS]> what after those backports install? [00:10] Any CVS gurus on t'day? [00:10] Jack_Sparrow: However, apparently acpi=off is doing something. [00:10] can anyone help me in getting my hp d5259a pavillion monitor to be compatible with ubuntu [00:10] Taza sorry I mentioned it [00:10] [KS], restart [00:11] codecaine, is it safe to rename the volume under vista? [00:11] Jack_Sparrow: Watch cal1, I think he got the same problem. [00:11] * m1dn1ght snickers [00:11] [KS]: reboot and hope that it comes to life by itself [00:11] I can't believe how much faster my kubuntu system boots up than my Vista laptop!!! And this HP is at least 6 years old!!! [00:11] The actual error message when trying to use the downloader from the official ubuntu site says " user warning: Table 'drupal_ubuntu2.mirror_list' doesn't exist" It's making it very difficult to choose Ubuntu as a primary OS when I can't get my hands on it :P [00:11] dirgedoll, welcome to linux [00:11] cal1: That sounds like my problem. The whole channel hates me for asking it. [00:11] hi, im getting the following error when trying to use yum : http://pastebin.com/m21a02444 - im not too sure how to resolve this? [00:11] helloo [00:11] dirgedoll: Just wait for your first kernel panic. You'll learn of the downsides when you do. [00:11] dirgedoll: Indeed! Linux Ubuntu is fast. Get ready for using some serious commands as you try to achieve more complicated stuff, though. [00:12] jkirby1: whay are you using yum ?? [00:12] Ubuntu? Fast? [00:12] i hear that [00:12] well that is what this channel is for so they can stick it right? [00:12] Taza kernel panic happens, but its fixable [00:12] Are we in the same universe? OT, I know, I know. [00:12] Linux is the ULTIMATE OS [00:12] How do I find the JAVA_HOME environment variable [00:12] ? [00:12] Does anyone else use multiple soundcards? is it possible to default one for playback and one for input? [00:12] erUSUL: an automated script that id like to use to install a particular application requires yum [00:12] jkirby1: you need to install the module [00:12] Tho i run XP [00:12] <[KS]> ou [00:12] <[KS]> aaaaaaaaan [00:12] <[KS]> d [00:12] A friend of mine had to configure his computer for 5 weeks in order to be able to edit video with 3D effects on Linux [00:12] dirgedoll: You want a *fast* linux, try Arch or a lightweight Debian. However, the user friendliness is also aimed for the power users. [00:12] <[KS]> what after backports? [00:12] which firewall is better out of those that are bundled [00:12] !enter | [KS] [00:12] [KS]: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! [00:12] starting with the fact that his card was not accelerated... [00:13] Cool I will have to try those [00:13] <[KS]> okay okay, sorry [00:13] Jack_Sparrow: Don't worry, hang on rc.local [00:13] Taza, what are you planning on doing to fix this horrific problem of ours [00:13] afallenhope: ive tried but each time it does nothing, says "..the following packages have been kept back.." etc. etc. [00:13] <[KS]> soundray: what after apt-get backports? [00:13] cal1: Installing Windows XP. [00:13] jkirby1: hmm. [00:13] I believe I need 'libgnome-perl' but that package doesn't seem to exist for ubuntu? [00:13] Does anyone know where .ddoses is? [00:13] cal1: And then Ubuntu under VMware perhaps [00:13] Maybe it'd work then [00:13] jkirby1: it seems you have to install python-celementtree package ???? [00:13] Taza: I have that setup [00:13] [KS]: read the channel. Both usser and I have told you to reboot [00:13] jkirby1: are you just trying to install php? [00:14] Does anyone know where the JAVA_HOME is? [00:14] Taza: In reality this Ubuntu is running under VMWare [00:14] erUSUL: ill show you the output in a second [00:14] I'd WANT the opposite but it just doesn't seem to be meant so. [00:14] can anyone please advise where i might find instructions for ubuntu server 8.04's fdisk util? google isnt being very helpful tonight - want to trash and NTFS partition and replace it with ext3 [00:14] TAZA: right on, except i already have vista on my other computer, i just wanted to get this ghetto computer up and running [00:14] <[KS]> soundray: yes, I am rebooting :) I mean it should work after that, or what? [00:14] Ben: "man fdisk" in terminal [00:14] in Windows you can install PHP real easy by installing AppServ [00:14] ok, I checked out the chroot and it seems a little overkill for my purposes [00:14] Ben: use parted is naicer or cfdisk [00:14] on Ubuntu, I dont remem,ber, but some apitute commands [00:14] * epidemic_ is wearing the watch from red heat, james belushi "ah I give you a rolex and you give me a cheap russian 30 buck Zim!" [00:14] erUSUL: http://pastebin.com/m54c065a5 [00:14] <[KS]> SomeNick: or by WAMP :) [00:14] Ben man mkfs [00:14] Taza: I'm into this late.. are you having problems with vmware server on ubuntu? or just getting ubuntu installed? [00:14] 1lamp [00:14] !lamp [00:14] LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) [00:14] unr3a1: it's an environment variable. Add a line like 'export JAVA_HOME=/your/java/path' to $HOME/.bashrc [00:14] Does anyone play Tremulous? [00:15] [KS], hopefully [00:15] *aptitude [00:15] does anyone have java browser support working on Hardy Heron 64bit? Would you mind sharing how you got it to work? [00:15] hi @ all [00:15] * [KS] is scared [00:15] jack_sparrow; ty [00:15] Scunizi: I'm having problems installing ubuntu at all because my motherboard (Asus M2N4-SLI) appears to cause ubuntu to CRASH HORRIBLY. [00:15] np [00:15] jkirby1: then i dunno [00:15] <[KS]> lol guys [00:15] Taza - Add anything you can to help here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/125925 [00:15] [ 0.504000] ..MP-BIOS bug: 8254 timer not connected to IO-APIC [00:15] [ 0.508000] Kernel panic - not syncing: IO-APIC + timer doesn't work! Boot with apic=debug and send a report. Then try booting with the 'noapic' option [00:15] Trem, anyone? [00:15] erUSUL: thank you [00:15] Launchpad bug 125925 in linux-source-2.6.22 "kernel panic on boot in kubuntu 7.04 and 7.10 tribe 2 becouse of Apic" [Medium,Incomplete] [00:15] <[KS]> whatever you did, it's not working [00:15] Taza: ah ok.. I know that vmware server has issues with Hardy as well.. but there is a fix. [00:15] So no one knows about the virtual terminals? [00:15] <[KS]> all I am getting at boot is white screen [00:15] <[KS]> with .17 kernel [00:15] <[KS]> :) [00:15] sup smoke, eh I mean toke [00:16] This is getting boring [00:16] soundray, [00:16] So I guess in the absence of my ability to obtain an ubuntu installer from the official site, it's best I just upgrade to a Fedora 9 workstation? [00:16] banging [00:16] sharms: Gah, know any better distro than Ubuntu with about the same learning curve? [00:16] Prometheous: occationally.. [00:16] soundray, is there a way to find out where my java path is? [00:16] [KS]: what exactly did you apt-get? [00:16] [KS]: please don't hit or so much. try to say as much as you can on one line [00:16] !ot | Taza [00:16] Taza: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! [00:16] Taza - If you buy one from Dell or System76 you will have no issues [00:16] Windows is THAT bad of a system, if you use common sense. Of course you will get viruses if you think you will watch porn by running blownuke.exe. .... newbs can ruin ANY OS [00:16] Hey im setting up my wireless card and it says i need to open /etc/ modules in the text editor of my choice How do i do it? [00:16] <[KS]> soundray, what you wrote back there, I just did copy and paste [00:16] sorry [00:16] helloes? [00:16] sharms: These ancient "medium importance" bugs which completely cripple my asus hardware are getting BORING [00:16] afallenhope [00:16] Windows ISNT that bad of an OS I meant to say [00:16] yes, my automount ain't working [00:16] What name u use Scunizi? [00:16] Taza - You bought a system without researching hardware components, so now you deal with that choice, or just run windows [00:16] tony: sudo nano /etc/modules [00:17] SomeNick: At least it boots. [00:17] Windows isnt THAT bad of a system, if you use common sense. Of course you will get viruses if you think you will watch porn by running blownuke.exe. .... newbs can ruin ANY OS [00:17] Prometheous: Scunizi.. [00:17] cal1: what [00:17] unr3a1: it depends on the flavour of java you've installed [00:17] pd: my keyboard is lagging.... [00:17] Figured [00:17] thanks [00:17] sharms: Actually, I just expected Ubuntu to WORK on relatively new hardware which isn't exotic in any way. [00:17] Prometheous: :) [00:17] <[KS]> [01:05:40] [KS], do try sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-hardy [00:17] can somebody help? [00:17] <[KS]> sorry, usser wrote it, not soundray [00:17] sharms: Y'know, like I've been used to with linux since, uh, 2003? [00:17] Scunizi: what server u use? [00:17] hello eveyrone [00:17] [KS]: did this break your X? [00:17] tony - ctrl-o to save then ctrl-q to quit in nano [00:18] <[KS]> soundray, seems so [00:18] anyone think that having 2 HDs could cause my GRUB errror 22? [00:18] I'm new to this too and it is quite different. not bad, just new things to learn [00:18] tony - ctrl-x to quit - sorry [00:18] debian is better, slack is even more goddly [00:18] Taza - I sympathize with you, I really do, and next time if you buy from a Linux system integrator it will be 0 fuss. Until then, please add everything you can to the bug report. [00:18] Prometheous: I haven't booted it in a couple of weeks.. I tend to jump around.. I'm really new at it and haven't quit figured it out.. I die a lot.. but this is a bit off topic. [00:18] Taza: please drop the attitude. [00:18] [KS], hm... that should really have had no effect on X server [00:18] Taza: it's not helpful to anyone. [00:18] !ot | epidemic_ [00:18] epidemic_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! [00:18] sharms: I'll do it later on, now I'm just wanting to fix it. [00:19] ubotu thank u [00:19] hi, im getting the following error when trying to use yum : http://pastebin.com/m21a02444 - im not too sure how to resolve this? i'm using a script to install a certain pacakge and it requires yum. I've tried 'aptitude install python-celementtree' but get error: http://pastebin.com/m54c065a5 - any ideas? [00:19] I will have to try Debian next. Is it as user friendly as kubuntu? [00:19] <[KS]> usser, maybe it's no X, cause now I am not hearing sound at ubuntu boot-up, and I did before the apt-get [00:19] sharms: To anything as detailed as launchpad it'll take a while. I guess it's Debian next. [00:19] hey, how do i register my nic? [00:19] smmagic: yes -- you can get varying drive orders as seen by the BIOS and grub [00:19] Taza: We pull from Debian when we make a new release, it is highly unlikely it will work for Debian if Ubuntu failed [00:19] hai guyz!how do i make my AC'97 Audio Controller work in 5.1 system> [00:19] !register > speedemonV12 [00:19] * epidemic_ admires his russian Zim zlatoist watch made in the 1st russian watch factory in 1958 [00:20] Can anyone give me the channel name for the off topic for ubuntu? [00:20] !ot | chlorate [00:20] chlorate: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! [00:20] soundray, See, my problem is I have ubuntu partition on my vista drive and grub installed to my XP drive. [00:20] !register speedemonV12 [00:20] speedemonV12: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [00:20] Thank you! [00:20] [KS], right, try to restart it, and when it starts to boot press ESC then 'e' select 3rd line 'e' again remove splash and press 'b' that should let u see any error messages on boot [00:20] Well, cheers I guess. [00:20] Ok I wrote the ndiswrapper in /etc/modules how do i get it to stay there? [00:20] !register | speedemonV12 [00:20] speedemonV12: Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick » to select your nickname. [00:20] smmagic: I would experiment with the grub map command [00:20] Scunizi:Dosent matter, we need some Juice to this thread anyway. Dieing? thats natural (Playing a lot but still unable to win on my behalf) :) [00:20] sharms: Seen it done (a lot of times) before. Ubuntu sometimes adds it's own exotic bugs. [00:21] tony did you read man -k ndiswrapper [00:21] soundray, Grub map? [00:21] I am new to this whole Ubuntu and apt-get... [00:21] VMWare > (Windows+Linux+Mac OS). Just like that. VMWare rapes them all mercilessly. [00:21] huh? [00:21] tony: save the file [00:21] what is the package name for java sdk? [00:21] how? [00:21] unr3a1: there are several [00:21] !java | unr3a1 [00:21] unr3a1: To install a Java runtime/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java6-jre from the !Multiverse repository [00:21] Unr3a1 wait to you get used to SVN [00:21] <[KS]> usser, will do, now [00:21] Running xvinfo gives me "no adaptors present" when running Compiz on Ubuntu 8.04 with an ATI HD 3850. Is there a workaround in xorg.conf? [00:21] hello, i need aaxine in ubuntu 8.10 [00:21] Taza - while briefly looking into it, it appears not just Ubuntu had the issue, so I would assume it probably exists in all distros at this point [00:21] !language > SomeNick [00:21] any ideas!!! [00:21] how do i save it? [00:21] I have a quick question: [00:22] javb, 7.10 you mean? [00:22] tony your asking someone whos never used it [00:22] tony: using nano? Crtl + O then Crtl + X [00:22] try a forum [00:22] unr3a1 - apt-cache pkgnames | grep java | grep sdk [00:22] Alan_M, in the LASTEST version of ubuntu [00:22] Can I safely end or kill the trackerd process? [00:22] Scunizi: where is a channel that talks about Trem? [00:22] sharms: And yet I've never had a compaq that failed. Irony. [00:22] javb, thats 8.04, not 8.10 [00:22] Strife89 - yes [00:22] i used to have aaxine, but after upgrading, dont have it. any idea? [00:22] thanks [00:22] Alan_M, ok, sorry. [00:22] <[KS]> hehehe, freakin splash refuses to go away :) hold on a sec :) [00:22] Sharms: Okay, thanks. [00:22] * epidemic_ goes back to admiring his russian zim [00:22] But.... [00:22] And not Penquin stuff [00:23] so what is the coolest and easiest distro of Linux to use? [00:23] javb, you might want to enable all repositories and then try getting it from synaptic. [00:23] Prometheous: google says #tremulous on irc.quakenet.org [00:23] I'm curious as to why it's suddenly eating my CPU. [00:23] dirgedoll, gentoo, or debian [00:23] !ot > dirgedoll [00:23] * soundray misses his Poljot, not seen since a removal two years ago [00:23] dirgedoll Wrong room for asking that.. [00:23] lol [00:23] anyone here on a macbook pro ? [00:23] Scuzini: Thanks [00:23] Strife89: is indexing new files ?? [00:23] Can ubuntu take advantage of my dual AMD64 processors (I remember windows xp could not fully use both)? [00:23] Strife89 It will settle down after if scans all your drives. [00:23] Prometheous: np [00:24] !info aaxine [00:24] Package aaxine does not exist in hardy [00:24] chlorate: it can [00:24] Does GNOME come with a PDF viewer? [00:24] Alan_M, all of them are enable, and nothing [00:24] <[KS]> usser, is there some sort of boot log cause this text is running too fast, I cannot see anything? [00:24] qcode: yes -- evince [00:24] soundray, you should see the zim I picked up, new old stock, still in its box marked Au= and looks like gold in roman numerals with 19 ruby jewels movement [00:24] qcode: yes it's called evince [00:24] qcode - evince [00:24] !pdf [00:24] pdf is the Portable Document Format created by Adobe; viewable in GNU/Linux with xpdf/kpdf/evince, and also adobe reader (free download, but closed source) [00:24] If I change the settings for Indexing, does Tracker acknowledge them right after I click OK, after I log off, or after a reboot? [00:24] qcode: it also does multipage tiff's [00:24] Lemme confirm this - when I find the magic kernel options, adding them to grub default and doing update-grub will fix the problem? [00:24] epidemic_: better not. I'd drool all over it... back to topic [00:24] Thanks [00:24] javb, ubottu's search feature is showing the same result, its not in the repositories. [00:25] * epidemic_ whispers still looks like new [00:25] <[KS]> usser, it's all good, says everything is [OK], right untill the login screen [00:25] IIRC Debian Automagic Kernels List updates with defaults every time update-grub is ran even if nothing else is changed. [00:25] * epidemic_ is drooling over it [00:25] sorry,,,whats with tremulous> [00:25] Strife89 - should just be after a log off [00:25] epidemic_ We are glad you like your watch .. but please stop spamming us about it [00:25] does anyone here have experience with keyboard mapping? [00:25] <[KS]> login screen appears, then I login, and then all white [00:25] * soundray hopes it's waterproof [00:25] I'm getting the following error when trying to use yum : http://pastebin.com/m21a02444 - im not too sure how to resolve this? i'm using a script to install a certain pacakge and it requires yum. I've tried 'aptitude install python-celementtree' but get error: http://pastebin.com/m54c065a5 - any ideas? [00:25] Scuzini: How do u do that fancy color thing? And the little 'side' notes? [00:25] Jack_Sparrow, its my peanut [00:25] ey im having an issue with networking, my computer wont display all the computers i have on my windows network at home, but my ubuntu based laptop can. theyr both connected to the same router, except the desktop is wired and the laptop is wireless. any ideas? [00:25] [KS], hm... really weird [00:25] is there a way to install aaxine in 8.04 ? [00:26] [KS], i suggest boot into old kernel [00:26] <[KS]> I can revert to 2.6.24-16 [00:26] <[KS]> yes, but what about my wireless? [00:26] jkirby1 - yum is usually used in redhat based distros, what are you trying to accomplish? [00:26] * epidemic_ says to soundray nope its not, but I dont intend to take it for a swim [00:26] sharms: That's odd, then. [00:26] Earlier this morning I noticed my CPU suddenly jumped to 98-100%. It hasn't moved back down. System Monitor credits trackerd. [00:26] KS, You don't happen to be using an ati card? [00:26] Strife89 - you can disable it under System -> User Preferences -> Sessions [00:26] it comes up saying I have to install sun-java6-jdk [00:26] Strife89: it's indexing your drives.. it'll stop eventually [00:26] Strife89, pwnt [00:26] sharms: as said, the script requires it but does install to any OS. I'm going to try modify the script at least. [00:26] <[KS]> JuzzyD: No, Intel 4965 AG or AGN [00:26] [KS], right... boot into old kernel remove backports package and we'll try to compile it from source [00:26] [KS]: is that what you had before? Because -17 is current... [00:27] <[KS]> soundray: I had -16 [00:27] epdemic: I'm sorry.... "pwnt"? [00:27] haha, tcp port bind [00:27] Meaning......? [00:27] I did a kernel upgrade on Fedora this morning, and I got the white screen after login until I disabled the fglrx driver [00:27] unr3a1: then just install it [00:27] jkirby1 - it sounds like you are going to harm your system, I would figure out the ubuntu way of doing what you are trying to do [00:27] flashing light dosnt always indicate harmless activity [00:27] [KS]: log into text mode (Ctrl-Alt-F2) and do a 'sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' [00:27] [KS], tell me if old kernel works [00:27] jkirby1 - I see that you are trying to install php, and if that is the case, using yum is definitely not a good idea. [00:27] <[KS]> usser, yes, the -16 works [00:27] JuzzyD: this is not #fedora [00:28] I know [00:28] JuzzyD Whould you then go to fedora channel and ask them [00:28] <[KS]> JuzzyD: I am having an ATI card, sorry [00:28] Does anyone else use multiple soundcards? is it possible to default one for playback and one for input? [00:28] ok, so now how do I find out where it got installed" [00:28] sharms: alright, ill modify this thing to make it happy and use apt-get :) [00:28] ? [00:28] usser: pretty sure the backports package needs the most recent kernel... [00:28] Im trying to switch to ubuntu, but no one seems to be able to tell me where to get it >:( [00:28] * epidemic_ tells Strife89 to run /top [00:28] !download [00:28] Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://nl.releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive - PLEASE use the !torrents to download Hardy, and help keeping the servers' load low! [00:28] unr3a1: dpkg -L sun-java6-jdk | less [00:28] jkirby1- http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu8.04-lts [00:28] JazZz99: www.ubuntu.com if it's up.. It was down earlier today === tolecnal_ is now known as tolecnal [00:28]