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[06:49] <havok> I'm trying to get access to my Windows files, but I can't ind them. Is using them not possible with the WUBI install of 12.10?
[06:54] <ttoti> the directory is /host
[06:58] <havok> Ok, thanks!
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[10:52] <havok> Hey, I have installed Wine and PlayOnlinux through the Software Center, and I have a WoW installation on my Windows partition. What's my next step?
[10:55] <geirha> Well, in a terminal, the following should "work"    cd /path/to/where/wow/is/installed; wine wow
[10:56] <geirha> Though you might need to configure wow differently for running via wine
[10:57] <geirha> So it might be a good idea to make a copy of the wow dir, make changes, then run from there.
[10:57] <geirha> For one, you may need to switch from using directx to using opengl, since directx support in wine is incomplete
[10:59] <havok> OK, so step one is to make a copy of WoW over on my Linux partition?
[11:02] <geirha> I'd do that, at least if you intend to go back to windows and run it from there at some point
[11:03] <havok> I would like to keep it running, yes. I'm not sure I have the space for it- the WUBI installer only allowed e to allocate 30GB for Ubuntu.
[11:04] <havok> And WoW is 25 GB :/
[11:04] <geirha> Then put the copy on one of your windows partitions
[11:04] <havok> Oh
[11:04] <havok> !
[11:04] <geirha> You could probably get around it by symlinking it up, but I haven't tried that
[11:05] <geirha> i.e. symlink all files and directories in the wow tree, except the config file(s)
[11:06] <havok> OK, it's copying over now, though it may take a while...
[11:08] <geirha> When you get to the point where you can try running it (and it fails, or doesn't work optimally), see http://www.wowwiki.com/Wine_troubleshooting
[11:11] <havok> Well, I saw that, and a couple more online guides to installing, but that's not really the problem- The problem is that I have NO experience with this and on't know where to start.
[11:19] <theprogrammer>  does anyone have idea where is the keybinding config file for a user in ubuntu
[11:37] <geirha> havok: I'm not really that much help either. It's a long time since I played wow now. You might have more luck in #winehq
[11:38] <geirha> theprogrammer: you assume it's a file
[11:38] <geirha> Also, keybinding is a bit vague, there are somewhat different types of key bindings.
[11:39] <geirha> i.e. there's one that says hitting the "Shift" and "S" keys on the keyboard, should produce an uppercase "S"
[11:40] <geirha> Then there's the type that says ctrl+alt+t should start a terminal
[11:43] <havok> geirha: Within this server(ubuntu) So I can just /join winehq   ?
[11:43] <geirha> /join #winehq  in your irc client, yes
[11:47] <havok> OK, thanks!
[11:49] <theprogrammer> geirha: its user specific so i assumed it to be a file. is it something else?
[11:50] <geirha> theprogrammer: which?
[11:51] <geirha> gnome's bindings are likely stored in gconf or dconf
[11:53] <theprogrammer> my problem is that keyboard shortcuts are not working for the current user
[11:59] <theprogrammer> geirha: thanks, found it in dconf editor, the problem was media keys were not marked active
[18:15] <bobka> hi
[18:25] <bobka> I'm installing server 12.04 LTS. I have the non-free driver I need (rt73.bin) on a usb stick as installation requests. But is refused. Many ideas later, I ask should I copy the driver from Bus 001 Device 009 ID 0930:6533 to /lib/firmware, and go back to detect network? If so, how? : )
[18:28] <bobka> That is where do I find or how do I mount the usb device?
[18:28] <Unit193> rt73 should be installed by default, and lsusb to find devices, if you were asking about htat.
[18:29] <bobka> rt73.bin is "non-free" and is not in /lib/firmware on LTS
[18:31] <bobka> I have the lsusb Bus 001 Device 009 ID 0930:6533 but how do i mount that?
[19:23] <bobka> I'm installing server 12.04 LTS. I have the non-free driver I need (rt73.bin) on a usb stick as installation requests. But installation doesn't proceed: mount: mounting /dev/sda on /media failed. Invalid argument. And later; { phy0 -> rt2x00lib_request_firmware: Error - Failed to request Firmware. }  Many t&e later, I ask should I copy the driver from usb stick to /lib/firmware, and go back to "detect network hardware"? If yes
[19:43] <bobka> Hi, how to mount usb thumbdrive to /media?
[20:42] <bobka> hi, having trouble mounting a pendrive during installation. lsusb finds it, but I can't find it mount it or to check the file.
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