[03:57] nap soon [06:53] gone down for a nap yet ? [06:54] anyone who can advise fixing any erorrs in setting up bind would be helpful http://pastebin.ca/2048322 [06:54] Title: pastebin - Untitled - post number 2048322 (at pastebin.ca) [14:12] Morning all [14:22] hi [14:24] morning [14:26] How is everyone on this chilly morning? [14:38] At work [14:38] oh, how [14:38] doing fine [14:58] chilly [14:59] * teddy-dbear is just chillin' [15:00] hungry, headachy [15:19] Gotta clear my work for the morning so I can hit the local coffee shop [16:31] mm, chai latte [16:31] Sounds like a good start to the morning, ChinnoDog. [16:33] Yes. Got a long john too. There is a coffee shop up the road I like. [16:34] I can only go when I am working from home though. [16:58] any of you know how to make the computer select a different audio card? [16:58] ive got my onboard and a soundcard i just put in.. i also reran alsaconfig or whatever the actual command is [16:59] but i can only get sound from my onboard.. i guess im dumb and didnt realise you cant actually select the sound card in alsamixere [16:59] -e [16:59] hrm [16:59] Sound preferences>hardware to confirm that both are detected, then I set my output via the output tab in the same window. [16:59] jrmy: out of curiosity, what's the sound card you just put in? [17:00] where is sound preferences? [17:00] its a sb live card or something [17:00] soundblaster? [17:00] ive used it before [17:00] yeah [17:00] should be soundblaster [17:00] I'm going by gnome here, but i click the audio icon on the toolbar [17:00] and sound preferences is at the bottom of the dropdown. [17:00] yeah ive got an xfce gui [17:00] jrmy: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers (10.04) [17:00] oooh [17:00] xfce [17:01] i wonder where I put my 10.10 image... [17:01] sorry should mention that [17:01] no no its fine [17:01] oh and i have 10.04 [17:01] i have a vbox'd xfce image here somewhere... [17:01] seeing as 10.10 wouldnt work on this [17:01] * TheEvilPhoenix runs in his terminal 'locate xubuntu' [17:01] oh... that's unsettling [17:02] it seems my system is purging files without my knowledge... [17:02] * TheEvilPhoenix redownloads a 10.04 xubuntu image [17:02] i suppose i could record audio with my onboard.. but i dont know if it'll work well enough [17:03] and i want at least 48khz [17:03] jrmy: do you have gnome on the sytem at all - if so, you might be able to run gnome-sound-properties from the CLI. [17:03] which the sb card can do [17:03] CLI? [17:03] command line [17:03] aka [17:03] TERMINAL [17:03] whoops caps [17:03] oh.. [17:03] never heard it as cli bnefore [17:04] That's just me being too lazy to type words. :) Terminal is what I meant there. [17:04] nope i think the only gnome programs i have are the system monitor and maybe a image viewer [17:05] i may have installed another but its been awhile since ive used this computer [17:06] .. wish i had more ram.. [17:06] 128MB does not cut it [17:06] dont think i have enough to upgrade right now either [17:06] at least i thought a 512 stick was liek $50 [17:08] i guess in some ways i'd rather use ubuntu seeing as i liek how it runs in comparison to xubuntu [17:09] but obviously cant run it well enough on this computer [17:09] jrmy: what kind of memory are you looking for? If its DDR you need, I might have a spare 128/256 stick - not much of an upgrade, but I'm willing to part with it for free. [17:10] umm sd pc 133 i think it is [17:10] i believe the first sd ram [17:10] dunno never looked into it that much [17:10] notebook or desktop? I might have some of that on hand as well. [17:10] my computer is kinda old [17:10] desktop [17:11] i woudl of said the pin amount but i dont remember the number [17:11] I'll put in a reminder to check my memory stash when I get home. I might be able to help you out with a small memory boost at least. [17:12] ok cool.. yeah i had more then 128 but i found out that one of the sticks had errors which was causing the computer to run improperly [17:12] was probably a 256 [17:12] which sucks.. lol [17:13] yeah i think ive had 2 256 sticks go bad on me [17:13] weird [17:14] so i guess i could install gnome sound properties [17:14] unless maybe theres a better solution to my problem [17:14] Before you do that, try running xfce4-mixer from the terminal [17:15] I'm grasping at straws here, but it's worth a shot. [17:16] it was actually xfce4-mixer [17:16] but yeH it worked [17:17] now to see if it switched my soundcard [17:17] PC133? Your computer must be prehistoric. [17:17] pen3 @ 900mhz [17:19] hmm still not working.. sound is still coming out of my onboard [17:21] ChinnoDog: i'd love to upgrade.. just comnputers are to expensive.. i actually found this one on the street to be thrown out [17:21] had some spyware and viruses so i reinstalled the OS [17:21] aww, you rescued a homeless computer [17:22] well its better then my old desktop [17:22] i still liek finding free computers [17:23] and until i could get $1k i'll take just about anything [17:23] My intro to open source came the same way, thanks to an old Pentium I found next to a dumpster. Homeless computers are fun to resurrect. [17:23] besides its fun building a computer [17:23] agreed [17:24] another channel said i could rmmod the onboard module.. but i dont know if i'd want to do that [17:24] they stopped helping though [17:25] thats why im talking in this one [17:25] You know, I just thought of something - if your secondary card isn't functioning, there's a possibility that its a hardware limitation. [17:26] I know my old PIII laptop had a USB 1.1 port - my logitech USB headset detected, but wouldn't function no matter what I did. [17:26] well that would only be the case because of limited ram [17:26] ive used this card before i removed the stick [17:27] Hmm. That theory is out the window, then. [17:27] i only had to remove it because i thought it was causing problems.. [17:29] i think it was working when i reinstalled xubuntu 10.04 but after idk now [17:29] -after [17:30] suppose i can try recording with my onboard then [17:31] That might be your best best if switching between isn't working - I'm stumped on why that would stop working suddenly, though. [17:31] well thanks anyways [17:32] i'll be back some other time [18:07] any life fans around? [18:08] I like to live [18:08] game of life [18:08] You didn't say that [18:08] well I'm saying it now [18:10] as in the milton bradley game? [18:14] anyone who can advise fixing any erorrs in setting up bind would be helpful http://pastebin.ca/2048322 [18:14] Title: pastebin - Untitled - post number 2048322 (at pastebin.ca) [19:14] any of you know if its possible to install XFCE desktop alongside Gnome desktop without breaking one or the other? [19:19] Yes it is [19:19] You select which you want to log into at the login screen [19:23] @later tell jrmy disable onboard audio in *bios* [19:23] jedijf: The operation succeeded. [19:24] sounds like a workaround [19:25] no, a work around is removing the module....this way the module never loads, nothing to choose, assuming the plug in is recognized/works [19:26] No, the operating system should be able to send output to whichever sound device is desired. [19:26] it can....jrmy can't [19:27] sometimes the path of least resistance works best...at least for *my* own mental health...and then if/when they get to that level they can do it themselves [20:22] site's up: http://fubarlabs.com/ [20:22] Title: FUBAR labs (at fubarlabs.com) [20:25] wrong channel [20:25] state too [22:10] High there jedijf still reading ? [22:12] Nope not that active this second, prolly driving somewhere.