[12:05] <protocol1> Is there a proper way to uninstall xubuntu-desktop?
[12:05] <boing757895445> where do i have to put the following line to your environment: JAVA_HOME=/opt/jre1.5.0_05??
[12:05] <protocol1> or a right way of uninstalling it?
[12:05] <stefg> m4rk: read through the wifi howto yet?
[12:05] <mikeymike-linux> ok i will in a second then
[12:05] <m4rk> it just says "No network connection", meanwhile I have eth1 going through some other network manager
[12:05] <mikeymike-linux> 1 sec
[12:05] <BobSongs> Lynoure: I don't mind paying for legitimate LInux software if it's worth its weight. I was thinking Cubase software for my XP partition.
[12:05] <cowmilk> micahcowan, george_looney: i see the more recent commands when i type a simple "history'
[12:06] <nikin> hy
[12:06] <m4rk> stefg, thanks i will go read that
[12:06] <george_looney> cowmilk: yeah thats the command
[12:06] <BobSongs> Lynoure: I'm thinking along the lines of Digital Audio Workstation software.
[12:06] <RunUO22748> Print Server oownage
[12:06] <stefg> !wifi
[12:06] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:06] <protocol1> !xubuntu
[12:06] <ubotu> Xubuntu is Ubuntu with XFCE, for more info, see http://www.xubuntu.org. To install from Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[12:06] <fyrestrtr> boing757895445: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[12:06] <RunUO22748> Thouhg iam also going to install Xubuntu on it so i can like .. whatch porn while printing
[12:07] <Dodzey> BobSongs: It's not the software, its the integration...on linux DAW software doesn't integrate easily without kernel recompiles etc... I Use Cubase...under a heavily streamlined XP isntall, and it's wonderful
[12:07] <nikin> is there a Wifi device (PCMICA/USB) that is out of the box supported by any Linux? or just by Ubuntu?
[12:07] <BobSongs> Dodzey: Which version?
[12:07] <fyrestrtr> nikin: any intel based chipset is.
[12:07] <mikeymike-linux> fyrestrtr, where exactly in fspot do i configure?
[12:07] <BobSongs> Dodzey: I mean: of Cubase... not Windows. ;-)
[12:08] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: nothing, install it, plug in your camera, then import the pictures.
[12:08] <boing757895445> that's all @ fyrestrtr?
[12:08] <fyrestrtr> boing757895445: yes
[12:08] <mikeymike-linux> fyrestrtr, its not doing anything
[12:08] <Dodzey> Dodzey: SL 2
[12:08] <mikeymike-linux> i have fspot open right now
[12:08] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: maybe its taking a while.
[12:08] <boing757895445> ok i try that
[12:08] <mikeymike-linux> negative
[12:08] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: have you imported the pictures?
[12:08] <nikin> Fyrestrtr are there any on the market? i have only seen intel based wifi built in in notebooks
[12:08] <mikeymike-linux> fyrestrtr, it wont import them
[12:08] <fyrestrtr> nikin: I don't know about that, sorry.
[12:09] <mikeymike-linux> i select import photos
[12:09] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: file -> import
[12:09] <Dodzey> BobSongs: SL 2, ive done it again, pasted my name instead of yours....
[12:09] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: import source, select your camera
[12:09] <munkay> guys, i have a geforce go 7400 on my laptop, i am on dapper..
[12:09] <windmill> If I've got file on one computer and I want them on another computer and they are networked together, what is the best way to do that?
[12:09] <mikeymike-linux> ok
[12:09] <BobSongs> Dodzey: heehee. It's still early. REALLY early here.
[12:09] <munkay> how do i get the nvidia drivers installed??
[12:09] <mikeymike-linux> thank you!
[12:09] <fyrestrtr> !nvidia
[12:09] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:09] <Seveas> !nvidia > munkay
[12:10] <munkay> okay :), thanks guys!
[12:10] <fyrestrtr> windmill: scp, ftp, samba -- many ways. i prefer scp
[12:10] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: working?
[12:10] <BobSongs> ubotu seems very knowledgable.
[12:10] <ubotu> I know nothing about seems very knowledgable. - try searching http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi?db=ubuntu
[12:10] <Dodzey> BobSongs: Why you up so early?
[12:10] <abo> can anyone tell me why I can't see on the desktop the shortcuts to the local mounted ntfs disks after I instaled ntfs-fuse and changed /etc/fstab accordingly? the disks are mounted ok and I can access them without any problem
[12:11] <windmill> fyrestrtr, interesting, never hear of scp with ftp I'd have to set up a server on one computer which sounds like hard work
[12:11] <mikeymike-linux> fyrestrtr, copying... we shall see.. however it lists them RANDOMLY is there anyw ay to SORT thei mages you want to download?
[12:11] <BobSongs> Dodzey: I fell asleep really early. Woke up around 2:00 AM. Couldn't sleep. Figured I'd get Ubuntu back up and running.
[12:11] <Dodzey> BobSongs: productive use of the time then
[12:11] <boing757895445> fyrestrtr:   Selection    Alternative
[12:11] <boing757895445> -----------------------------------------------
[12:11] <boing757895445>       1        /usr/bin/gij-wrapper-4.0
[12:11] <boing757895445> *+    2        /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/bin/java
[12:11] <fyrestrtr> windmill: no no, you don't use scp with ftp. scp = secure copy. ftp = file transfer protocol. They are just two ways to get files across.
[12:11] <boing757895445>  what sould i choose?
[12:11] <BobSongs> Dodzey: Ardour is installed. Do you know of a tutorial for this software?
[12:12] <fyrestrtr> boing757895445: 1. don't paste. 2. read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[12:12] <Zi3d4n3> Hi
[12:12] <boing757895445> thx
[12:12] <Dodzey> BobSongs: which version? - try http://ardour.org/manual
[12:12] <BobSongs> Dodzey: It's big; it's black; it's ... ARDOUR. And it's not obvious how to work it.
[12:12] <fyrestrtr> mikeymike-linux: I don't know of a way to do that, sorry.
[12:12] <mikeymike-linux> fyrestrtr, okay
[12:12] <BobSongs> Dodzey: kk
[12:12] <debriss> *sigh* - i hate to say it, but I'm liking opera more and more... :(
[12:12] <Zi3d4n3> I need help with my webcamera, i plugged it in the usb. It gets recongized and i can see the video image in Ekiga softphone, but it wont work in Amsn
[12:13] <mikeymike-linux> haha
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> debriss: that's okay, you don't need to hate yourself for liking something.
[12:13] <cowmilk> I did  [sudo apt-get source python-gpod] . Now, how do i undo that command?
[12:13] <Madpilot> debriss, Opera is exceedingly cool.
[12:13] <abo> debriss, opera is probably the best browser I've ever used
[12:13] <debriss> fyrestrtr: but I promised firefox my undying love and devotion!!!
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> Zi3d4n3: amsn doesn't support video
[12:13] <Zi3d4n3> yes it does
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> debriss: ah ... that ... could be a problem.
[12:13] <debriss> but opera wiggles things at me, makes me hot
[12:13] <BobSongs> Dodzey: Ardour-GTK 0.99.2-2
[12:14] <BobSongs> Dodzey: Right out of Synaptic.
[12:14] <debriss> i mean, torrent support built-in? how can i remain faithful?
[12:14] <windmill> fyrestrtr, yeah, I understand, scp seems interesting, I'll try that
[12:14] <fyrestrtr> debriss: that's xgl for ya :P
[12:14] <mjo> moin
[12:14] <fyrestrtr> debriss: you two timing.....
[12:14] <tanlaan> does anyone know which of mutt's dependencies holds whatever comes after the @ sign when sending mail?
[12:14] <Zi3d4n3> fyrstsrt it does support video, im sending now but the image is all blueish
[12:14] <mjo> bin ich hier richtig, wenn ich als Linuxanfnger fragen zu ubuntu habe?
[12:14] <Dodzey> BobSongs: I think that 2 is out...but support is iffy
[12:15] <debriss> fyrestrtr: i KNOW - i'm awful, don't deserve to enjoy the pleasures opera flaunts in my face...
[12:15] <frogzoo> !de
[12:15] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[12:15] <mjo> thx
[12:15] <Dodzey> BobSongs: yeah, 2.0 is the devlopment version
[12:15] <frogzoo> mjo: bitte
[12:15] <mjo> cu
[12:15] <fyrestrtr> Zi3d4n3: sorry about that, I didn't think it did. I don't have any experience with that, so you'll have to see if someone else does :)
[12:15] <BobSongs> Dodzey: Yeah; maybe I'll stick with what's here. It may have less features, but at least it won't crash every few moments.
[12:15] <Dodzey> BobSongs: http://ubuntustudio.com/wiki/index.php/Dapper:Studio_Preparation - maybe that'll help as well
[12:15] <BobSongs> Dodzey: many thanks.
[12:16] <azcazandco> how do I install the latest version of cmake?
[12:16] <richiefrich> ok i need to know whats the easiest way to get wireless working.. my friend needs to know.. and I'm not a wireless kinda peep
[12:16] <fyrestrtr> !wifi
[12:16] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:16] <mikeymike-linux> richiefrich, you followed me in here!
[12:16] <Zi3d4n3> lol nvm fyrestrt its working now lol i turned it on and off lol
[12:16] <richiefrich> mikeymike-linux i been here
[12:16] <mikeymike-linux> :D
[12:17] <richiefrich> mikeymike-linux u need help man
[12:17] <neutrinomass> azcazandco: System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager. Click "Reload". After it finishes, install "cmake" :)
[12:17] <fyrestrtr> best game to waste your time = Briquolo :D
[12:17] <ttyfscker> azcazandco:: or you could just sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install cmake
[12:18] <neutrinomass> ttyfscker: Yeah, that's what I would do. But I think that it gives newbies the impression that everything must be done from the command line ....
[12:18] <ttyfscker> well they need that impressoin
[12:18] <ttyfscker> impression
[12:18] <redblades> Hi, is it possible to compress an iso? I have a movie iso, and I want to compress it into something smaller, that will play on a DVD player.
[12:18] <ttyfscker> if they get spoiled on gui's they tend to migrate to windows faster
[12:18] <ttyfscker> or revert should i say
[12:18] <parixa> hi, can someone guide me to the room where I can ask translation related question?
[12:19] <azcazandco> I have 2.2.3-1 but to install borson I need to have cmake, it says  This project requires version: 2.3.5 of cmake.
[12:19] <elias_> how to redefine the windows key to <super> without touching xmodmap.us file?
[12:19] <elias_> is there a way to set this in xorg.conf
[12:19] <ttyfscker> azcazandco:: do what i typed
[12:19] <ttyfscker> or what neutrinomass said either one
[12:19] <ttyfscker> they both will work
[12:20] <debriss> ok - you know when i said i LIKED opera? I changed my mind
[12:20] <elias_> Option          "XkbOptions"        "altwin:super_win"   does not work
[12:20] <ttyfscker> debriss:: what turned you off
[12:20] <azcazandco> k
[12:20] <debriss> it's transferred 800 kB of a file in the last half-hour lol
[12:20] <azcazandco> I just did it
[12:20] <richiefrich> err no one on the wireless
[12:20] <debriss> torrent
[12:20] <richiefrich> !wireless
[12:20] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:20] <ttyfscker> debriss:: i doubt thats anything to do with opera
[12:20] <Dodzey> debriss: could be the torrents fault?
[12:21] <ttyfscker> opera doesnt want to load flash plugins properly
[12:21] <ttyfscker> other than that i love it
[12:21] <azcazandco> I still have the older version
[12:21] <debriss> Dodzey: yesterday i downloaded the same torrent in windoze using utorrent - i was getting 24kB/s consistantly
[12:21] <simpo> how to modprobe with parameters !?
[12:21] <Zi3d4n3> Does anyone know how to change the desktop resolutie from 24 to 32 bit in Ubuntu Draper??
[12:21] <ttyfscker> simpo:: what kind of params
[12:21] <Dodzey> debriss: that was yesterday...maybe the seeds have all downgraded to 28.8kbps dial up ...:-D
[12:21] <hyphenated> ttyfscker: opera is great on my cellphone, but I like firefox on my ubuntu ;-)
[12:21] <debriss> Dodzey: it MIGHT be something about my configuration, but I'm too new to linux to know what the problem could be....
[12:21] <azcazandco> it says I have the newest version though when updating
[12:22] <fblade> hey guys need to ask a question!, how can i mount my windows partiton on linux?
[12:22] <simpo> ttyfscker->  for ISA sound card like dma or IRQ
[12:22] <topyli> how do you import your news feeds into firefox live bookmarks from an opml file?
[12:22] <ttyfscker> hyphenated:: i like it on my linux.. if it wasnt qt based it would be even better
[12:22] <ttyfscker> simpo:: thats not something you do with modprobe
[12:22] <munkay> guys i did a nvidia-glx-config enable
[12:23] <munkay> and i get this message. Error: your X configuration has been altered.
[12:23] <boing757895445> can i start videos in textmode using vlc or mplayer??
[12:23] <munkay> This script cannot proceed automatically. If you believe that this
[12:23] <munkay> not correct, you can update the md5sum entry executing the following
[12:23] <munkay> command:
[12:23] <munkay> md5sum /etc/X11/xorg.conf | sudo tee /var/lib/x11/xorg.conf.md5sum
[12:23] <simpo> ttyfscker->  so how ?
[12:23] <munkay> otherwise edit manually /etc/X11/xorg.conf to change the Driver section
[12:23] <munkay> from nv to nvidia.
[12:23] <ttyfscker> man isaset
[12:23] <Zi3d4n3> munkay in terminal type: dkpg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:23] <Zi3d4n3> and change nv to nvidia
[12:23] <fblade> hey guys need to ask a question!, how can i mount my windows partiton on linux?
[12:23] <boing757895445> man  mount
[12:24] <parixa> Hi, had a few questions about translations.. mainly how to start translating... can someone here help me...
[12:24] <unfun> What do I have to install to be able to wiev internet radio and internet video?
[12:24] <boing757895445> unfun: vlc or mplayer would do it
[12:24] <ttyfscker> unfun:: things like shoutcast live.fm etc?
[12:24] <eXistenZ> paran, go to launchpad
[12:24] <noiesmo> unfun, theres streamtuner for internet radio and streamripper
[12:24] <wouter__> unfun: google for easyubuntu
[12:24] <Zi3d4n3> Does anyone know how to change the desktop resolutie from 24 to 32 bit in Ubuntu Draper?
[12:24] <ttyfscker> unfun:: democracyplayer is good for internet tv
[12:25] <noiesmo> unfun, also mozilla-mplayer
[12:25] <eXistenZ> parixa, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu
[12:25] <eXistenZ> parixa, start from here
[12:25] <noiesmo> unfun, you'll need universe and multiverse repos
[12:25] <azcazandco> ttyfscker: I have downloaded the most recent version from the cmake site... it is a .sh file... how do i install it?
[12:25] <Dodzey> Zi3d4n3...32 bit is just 24 bit with 8 bits of alpha it should already be 32
[12:25] <azcazandco> i tried sudo ./filename.sh
[12:26] <debriss> hey - where are the preferences hidden for torrents in opera?
[12:26] <abo> anyone knows how can I get my ntfs drives shortcup icons to appear on the desktop ?
[12:26] <ttyfscker> unfun:: and streamtuner/streamripper are good too
[12:26] <Zi3d4n3> Dodzey, its amsn related my webcam is sending to bright image; according to amsn i should change to 32 bits deksop....
[12:26] <ttyfscker> azcazandco:: sudo chmod +x filename.sh
[12:26] <ttyfscker> azcazandco::  then ./filename.sh
[12:26] <unfun> I'm using totem-xine but I still can't wiev internet videos and listen to radio.
[12:26] <boing757895445> abo: Connection to server from the dropdown menu in gnome??
[12:27] <Dodzey> Zi3d4n3..just try reconfiguring xorg.conf
[12:28] <abo> boing757895445, what do u mean, my question is, I have ntfs drives that are properly mounted and I can use them, but they don't appear in the "places" menu and on the desktop
[12:28] <ttyfscker> unfun:: you need some plugins then.. try automatix or easyubuntu...  automatix works.. but for some reason the higher powers in here dont like it..  i prefer it over easyubuntu myself
[12:28] <Zi3d4n3> Dodzey: reconfigure using gedit ??
[12:28] <adi> msg nickserv register adi
[12:28] <abo> boing757895445, I need to browse manually to use them
[12:29] <boing757895445> abo: what about the ln -s function?
[12:29] <adi> do you know some easy RSS/Atom/RDF editing tools?
[12:29] <ttyfscker> boing757895445:: soft sym link
[12:29] <noiesmo> automatix seems to cause more problems than it's worth thats why no one here likes it ttyfscker
[12:29] <abo> boing757895445, to ceate symbolic links?
[12:29] <Zi3d4n3> Dodzey: if yes where do is it located the xorg.conf?
[12:29] <boing757895445> ya
[12:29] <azcazandco> thanks
[12:29] <parixa> I am using ubuntu in Hindi, the problem is, while using an application I see something not/wrongly translated I want a quick way of finding just that entry, fixing it and seeing the result in that application... is there something to do that...
[12:29] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: i havent seen any problems with it
[12:29] <abo> boing757895445, you mean I should create symbolic link on the desktop?
[12:29] <Dodzey> Zi3d4n3: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:29] <unfun> !easyubuntu
[12:29] <ubotu> easyubuntu is a script that automates installation of some items. Use at your own risk. See http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ ; for help and discussion of easyubuntu please join #easyubuntu.
[12:30] <abo> boing757895445, why isn't this happening automatically like the other fat32 and ext3 disks?
[12:30] <Dodzey> Zi3d4n3: under the screen section use can set Default_Depth, but as far as i am aware, 24 is the max as the 8bits of alpha are automatically switched on
[12:30] <boing757895445> yes when it's already properly mounted just create a symbolic link and you can access it, right?
[12:30] <boing757895445> local and network drives?
[12:30] <wouter__> Hi all. I have a problem. I just installed KDE3.5.4. One package (kdemultimedia) wasnt able to upgrade. The error message is: libarts1-audiofile (>=4:3.5.4-0ubuntu2~dapper1) but 4:3.5.2-0ubuntu3 is to be installed.  What should I do to get kdemultimedia to upgrade?
[12:30] <boing757895445> i don't know sorry
[12:31] <ttyfscker> boing757895445:: yes you can just ln -s /source/path/  /destination/path/
[12:31] <boing757895445> thanks tty i am trying to help abo :)
[12:31] <azcazandco> yikes... it has installed to my desktop instead of where it normally should go
[12:31] <cowmilk> i want to get a certain file, python-gpod, into repository. Whom should i contact?
[12:31] <ttyfscker> boing757895445:: sorry i meant for that to be for abo
[12:31] <gnomefreak> :( python
[12:32] <boing757895445> oh :)
[12:32] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: good luck
[12:32] <abo> boing757895445, it's a local drive
[12:32] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: if gtkpod isnt good enough py gpod sure as hell wont be
[12:32] <boing757895445> how can a nfs be a local drive??
[12:32] <gnomefreak> cowmilk: file a bug stating that you would like it in edgy but as ttyfscker said good luck (python policy has changed)
[12:32] <Lynoure> boing757895445: get a newer libarts1-audiofile... bu I have no idea from where. Was KDE 3.5.4 in backports, or where did you get it from?
[12:32] <richiefrich> cowmilk hey man
[12:32] <richiefrich> cowmilk how's it going
[12:32] <gnomefreak> Lynoure: get it from kubuntu.org
[12:32] <abo> boing757895445, I know that when a symbolic is created I can access it,  it's a NTFS not NFS
[12:33] <Zi3d4n3> Dodzey: ill leave it 24, thx
[12:33] <Lynoure> gnomefreak: I'm not interested in getting it
[12:33] <gnomefreak> Lynoure: add the repo to your sources.list file and install
[12:33] <boing757895445> ooo
[12:33] <boing757895445> sry then
[12:33] <Lynoure> gnomefreak: .Really.
[12:33] <RunUO22748> i want to install Xubuntu-desktop BUT ONLY that.. not the other shit it comes wht
[12:33] <fyrestrtr> anyone tried hula?
[12:33] <Lynoure> gnomefreak: just considering trying to help boing757895445
[12:33] <wouter__> Lynoure: I used the manual on the kubuntu site to install kde 3.5.4
[12:33] <BobSongs> debriss: So? How's the torrenting? I just finished messing with Azureus. I started it at the command prompt with gksudo and installed all updates. It works fine now.
[12:33] <ttyfscker> abo:: im not quiet sure what your doing.. but with a symbolic link on a ntfs partition it is going to retain its same permissions in its destination path
[12:34] <ttyfscker> abo:: and that is going to default to ro
[12:34] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: well, gtkpod is good enough. i just need podcast support, and if i can install python-gpod, then gpodder can directly sync podcasts into my iPod.
[12:34] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: install ipodder
[12:34] <cowmilk> !info python-gpod edgy
[12:34] <Lynoure> oops, I got boing757895445  and wouter__  mixed up for a bit
[12:34] <ubotu> python-gpod: a library to read and write songs and artwork to an iPod. In repository main, is optional. Version 0.3.2-1.1 (edgy), package size 64 kB, installed size 328 kB
[12:35] <boing757895445> ;) no prob
[12:35] <topyli> wouter__: it's trying to downgrade. the kde you're getting is unofficial and not supported apparently
[12:35] <wouter__> Lynoure: I noticed :D
[12:35] <cowmilk> gnomefreak: python-gpod is in edgy.
[12:35] <cowmilk> but i'm in dapper
[12:35] <gnomefreak> ah
[12:35] <cowmilk> ipodder? the cli app?
[12:35] <redblades> Is it possible to compress an iso to a smaller playable format?
[12:36] <Lynoure> wouter__: then, at least contact the people who made the manual and let them know some requirements are missing. Slow, but will help some people that take the same part. Backports might possibly have a newer version of the package you want. Have you checked?
[12:36] <ttyfscker> ehh
[12:36] <abo> ttyfscker, I'm asking why don't I get the shortcuts to my ntfs drives on the desktop like I do for other disks (same on the "places" menu)
[12:36] <wouter__> Lynoure: can I just uninstall the currentlly installed libarts and then try to upgrade kdemultimedia again?
[12:36] <abo> ttyfscker, I'm not sure "ls -n" is the answer
[12:36] <richiefrich> u dont need ipodder
[12:36] <richiefrich> use wget
[12:36] <Lynoure> wouter__: that does not fix your problem unless you have a new one to install...
[12:36] <ttyfscker> cowmilk::  no its gui
[12:37] <wouter__> Lynoure: I'm new to Ubuntu so to be honest, I dont know what backports are :P
[12:37] <KenSentMe> How can i see wath ports my system is listening to?
[12:37] <cowmilk> richiefrich: my prob is not downloading podcasts. it's getting them onto my iPod
[12:37] <azcazandco> man I wish I could get my head around compiling stuff...  it is the only part that I am having difficulty with since switching from windows
[12:37] <topyli> wouter__: they'll probably fix it in a few days
[12:37] <RunUO22748> what is the package name for minimal install of Xubuntu?
[12:37] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: it wont put them on your ipod
[12:37] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: exactly.
[12:37] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: gtkpod will put podcast on your ipod
[12:37] <richiefrich> cowmilk ahh then mount the ipod and cp them over
[12:37] <ttyfscker> richiefrich:: you cant drag and drop on ipod os
[12:37] <richiefrich> u can cp
[12:37] <Lynoure> wouter__: aka multiverse repository
[12:37] <richiefrich> or mv
[12:38] <ttyfscker> no you cant
[12:38] <gnomefreak> RunUO22748: you can install xfce4 but your better off installing xubuntu-desktop
[12:38] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: i have gtkpod. but how do i get gtkpod to upload my podcasts into my iPod?
[12:38] <ttyfscker> it has to build a database
[12:38] <wouter__> Lynoure: aha, I have that one enabled
[12:38] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: the same way you do your songs
[12:38] <Lynoure> wouter__: then it does not have a newer one... Patience, then.
[12:38] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: well, not really the same way.
[12:38] <protocol1> anyone know a good place to download system sounds?
[12:38] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: yea the same way
[12:38] <protocol1> like alerts or dings etc?
[12:38] <richiefrich> ttyfscker well i dont use a normal ipod
[12:38] <ttyfscker> just create a new directory for podcasts
[12:38] <gnomefreak> protocol1: i think gnome-look.org has them
[12:39] <ttyfscker> richiefrich:: i use rockbox
[12:39] <wouter__> Lynoure: OK, thnx for the help. I'll try updating again in a few days
[12:39] <protocol1> gnomefreak, aight thanks
[12:39] <richiefrich> ttyfscker and u can cp and mv with it
[12:39] <ttyfscker> yes
[12:39] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: ok. here's what i do. i use gpodder to download the podcasts into a folder. but that folder begins with .config.
[12:39] <richiefrich> as i said
[12:39] <troytroy> hi guys was helping one linux* nick here early today when my server went off. am online now so ..
[12:39] <ttyfscker> but he is using gtkpod
[12:39] <richiefrich> bah  re flash it
[12:39] <Lynoure> Does 3.5.4 come with something absolutely fabulous new things?
[12:39] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: and gtkpod can't read folders begining with a . (period)
[12:39] <richiefrich> install rock
[12:39] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: change the download directory
[12:39] <cowmilk> i can import as files, but it loses the comments that each mp3 has
[12:40] <jimcooncat> how do I take a full dapper installation back down to a "server" install? aptitude purge xserver-xorg?
[12:40] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: do you know what i mean?
[12:40] <ttyfscker> or move your files to a diff folder
[12:40] <gatekeeper> Lynoure, mainly bug fixes i think
[12:40] <richiefrich> KenSentMe what do u need ?
[12:40] <Bassetts> can anyone recommend a good nvidia card? im fed up with ATI, I need it for gaming too but I want it to work well in linux
[12:40] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  what ports are open on your box?
[12:40] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: yes
[12:40] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: why did you quit rockbox?
[12:40] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  run this then
[12:40] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: ok. i didn't
[12:40] <cowmilk> i didn't quit
[12:40] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: didnt i help you install rockbox the other day?
[12:40] <cowmilk> i just haven't installed it yet
[12:40] <noiesmo> Bassetts, any nvidia card is linux freindly
[12:41] <ttyfscker> oh
[12:41] <ttyfscker> different person
[12:41] <cowmilk> yes, i was the same person 12 hours ago or so
[12:41] <Bassetts> noiesmo, which model is that?
[12:41] <counter123> I've installed wpasupplicant and it does work when called from commandline, but /etc/init.d/wpasupplicant doesn't exist. Why is the init script missing and how can I get it?
[12:41] <cowmilk> i just want to get this podcasting thing working first
[12:41] <zugu> hi all
[12:41] <cowmilk> then i'll look into podcasting, ttyfscker.
[12:41] <noiesmo> Bassetts, i've got 6600gt but there all good
[12:41] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: i dont know what the comments your talking about are
[12:41] <cowmilk> do you have  a  diffrerent nick on rockbox channel?
[12:41] <Bassetts> noiesmo, do you use it for gaming?
[12:41] <Chrismo> is automatrix any good?
[12:41] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: no
[12:41] <richiefrich> KenSentMe for X in inet inet6; do netstat -A $X --numeric-hosts --numeric-ports | grep -v <IP_ADDRESS>; done;
[12:41] <richiefrich> in a term
[12:42] <zugu> !automatix > Chrismo
[12:42] <protocol1> I do I open a rar file?
[12:42] <Lynoure> gatekeeper: thanks, then I'll think I'll happily keep to this older one until I run into something intolerable
[12:42] <cowmilk> ttyfscker:on the ipod, if you click the middle buttons a few times while  a podcast mp3 is playing, you'll get to the comments page
[12:42] <richiefrich> protocol1 file-roller
[12:42] <richiefrich> protocol1 unrar
[12:42] <noiesmo> Bassetts, use for warcraft 3 in wine and in windows when I do use it not very ooften can play ut2003 also in linux np
[12:42] <ttyfscker> Chrismo::  automatix isnt going to break your system like they try to make you think..
[12:42] <zugu> protocol1 > you have to install packages rar and unrar for file-roller to open rar archives
[12:42] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: Apache wont restart due to this error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19772
[12:42] <gatekeeper> Chrismo, don't use automatrix unless you want to spend time fixing things
[12:42] <cowmilk> and gpodder downloads these comments. but when i do the "import files" in gtkpod, it loses the comments info
[12:42] <Bassetts> noiesmo,  thanks, ill look into one =)
[12:43] <Chrismo> ty
[12:43] <noiesmo> Chrismo, yes dont use automatrix its bad
[12:43] <richiefrich> KenSentMe past your paache configs
[12:43] <noiesmo> Bassetts, np
[12:43] <protocol1> zugu, do you have specific names that I can apt-get?
[12:43] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: thats BS
[12:43] <richiefrich> KenSentMe theres a bunch i know
[12:43] <gatekeeper> Lynoure, that's what I am doing, unless there is an issue I can't see a reason to move
[12:44] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, no its not
[12:44] <counter123> can anyone give me a hint what to do about the missing /etc/init.d/wpasupplicant ?
[12:44] <noiesmo> counter123, you have to create it
[12:44] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: whatever.. automatix doesnt force install anything..  and its no different than doing everything by hand.
[12:44] <snoops> noiesmo it's great how ut, ut2003, ut2004 natively work in linux.. even the binary installers (for nix) on the disk
[12:44] <noiesmo> snoops, yep sure is
[12:44] <cowmilk> ttyfscker: i can't seem to be able to change the "Download to" folder in gPodder
[12:44] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, what man what
[12:44] <george_033> does anyone know billydancer
[12:44] <ttyfscker> cowmilk:: use ipodder
[12:44] <Bassetts> is it possible to have a PCI-E and a AGP card installed next to each other?
[12:45] <snoops> I hope the same goes for ut2007 but I'm a tad worried it won't..
[12:45] <Chrismo> use Juice
[12:45] <Bassetts> and choose which you use?
[12:45] <zugu> protocol1 > install the packages "rar" and "unrar-nonfree"
[12:45] <noiesmo> hassele gatekeeper as well ttyfscker
[12:45] <richiefrich> Bassetts do that make a board with both ?
[12:45] <george_033> hi
[12:45] <richiefrich> Bassetts i dont think they do
[12:45] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: what are you ranting about
[12:45] <Bassetts> richiefrich, my motherboard has agp and pci-e
[12:45] <richiefrich> Bassetts what board please
[12:46] <Bassetts> ASUS P5VD1-X
[12:46] <zugu> protocol1 > sorry, it's "unrar", not "unrar-nonfree"
[12:46] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, about you insisting on recommending automatrix when its not liked here
[12:46] <protocol1> aight
[12:47] <gatekeeper> noiesmo, 3.5.4 or automatrix or me ?
[12:47] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: who cares what those ops prefer..  the users are the ones that should have the say so.. i have installed it on a variety of different setups and it didnt break anything.. the only danger it has is replacing your sources.list
[12:47] <george_033> are n00bs welcome here
[12:47] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19773
[12:47] <ttyfscker> george_033:: no
[12:47] <noiesmo> gatekeeper, no ttyfscker insists automatrix is ok and you said as i did its not good but he's hassles me
[12:47] <richiefrich> Bassetts for real..  wow i dint think they'd do something that crazy
[12:47] <george_033> k
[12:48] <fyrestrtr> does anyone know of the ati mobility x1300 chipset is well supported for xgl?
[12:48] <Bassetts> richiefrich, is so people can upgrade slowly to newer technologies like pci-e
[12:48] <zugu> as far as I heard, auromatix is not forcing things anymore, can someone please update me on why is it dangerous ? (never used it)
[12:48] <cowmilk> ipodder is memory intensive, isn't it? i'm on xubuntu
[12:48] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: its a matter of opinion.. it doesnt hurt to give it a try.. if it breaks then report it to the automatix bug site
[12:48] <richiefrich> Bassetts i thought it was one or the other.. and your question was can u choose ?
[12:48] <Bassetts> richiefrich, i mean can you have both installed
[12:48] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: i havent seen anyone in here complaining it didnt work or it caused problems..
[12:49] <richiefrich> Bassetts  sure why not
[12:49] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, bad additute to take with newbies there here for help not for you to break things and say just report a bug come on please
[12:49] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: is it because it can install things that arent .deb?
[12:49] <gatekeeper> noiesmo, well if ttyfscker thinks it's so great he can volunteer to fix ALL the things it manages to breaks on people system :-)
[12:49] <munkay> hello guys, i did the dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org
[12:49] <richiefrich> Bassetts  edit  your  xorg.conf accordingly
[12:49] <semtecx> hi
[12:49] <ttyfscker> noiesmo and gatekeeper thats a crock of Sh*t if i ever heard any..
[12:49] <munkay> and it said the nvidia module and my kernel module don't match
[12:49] <ttyfscker> automatix doesnt do anything that you or i wouldnt do by hand..
[12:50] <deep_space_9> did anyone catch the show last night
[12:50] <ttyfscker> if you for say want google earth.. it installs the binary instead of a .deb.. is that reason not to use it.. no
[12:50] <fyrestrtr> munkay: are you installing the drviers from nvidia.com or the ones in repositories?
[12:50] <richiefrich> man all this arguing .. i likes it
[12:50] <munkay> the ones in the repos
[12:50] <munkay> restricited
[12:50] <ttyfscker> ahh i dont really care
[12:50] <fyrestrtr> munkay: did you have the nvidia.com drivers installed previously?>
[12:50] <andi5> hi... maybe a bit ot, can somebody with bittorrent experience tell me whether he can connect to a tracker of http://orange.blender.org/download ? that would really rock :)
[12:51] <munkay> fyrestrtr nope this is my first time, got a new lappie
[12:51] <ttyfscker> you all can help these people give ubuntu a bad name
[12:51] <zugu> andi5 > hang on a sec :)
[12:51] <munkay> should i try those?
[12:51] <ttyfscker> keep ubuntu with a rep that its for n00bs...
[12:51] <richiefrich> KenSentMe ok thatsj what one ?
[12:51] <ttyfscker> good job noiesmo
[12:51] <richiefrich> KenSentMe ssl.conf ?
[12:52] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: it's my apache2.conf, a sites-enabled file and the error
[12:52] <zugu> andi5 > what is the file you're trying to download ?
[12:52] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, f*** *** man you don't know me I'm here everyday 4 hours min and at least 6 days a week I see what happens so what ever
[12:52] <semtecx> can somebody help me with a keyboard layout problem in X? I get always an error msg when X starts...
[12:52] <andi5> zugu: avi 1024, but i guess they all do not work for me (currently)
[12:52] <richiefrich> KenSentMe what happens if u # lines  11- 17
[12:52] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: im here 24/7
[12:53] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: so just drop it
[12:53] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  does it start then
[12:53] <tanlaan> are there any logs that contain what has been previously installed? i need to know what i installed along with another program.
[12:53] <Chrismo> lol 24/7
[12:53] <bigkevmcd> anybody know why they totem was "upgraded" from totem-gxine to totem-gstreamer in Dapper?
[12:53] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, ok i'll leave my system on and stay logon in just like you then im 24/7 to :)
[12:53] <nikin> i think from some way ubuntu is for noobs :D but the good way... it recognized one of my 3 Wlancard automagicaly and that is something i need, coz i have no other way to connect to internet :D
[12:53] <bigkevmcd> s/they//
[12:53] <richiefrich> tanlaan i think so  look in /var/log
[12:53] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: just because you try to spread the word that is upheld by the ops, doesnt mean your gonna get a @ by your name.. i doubt you ever even tried automatix yourself anyway..
[12:54] <andi5> tanlaan: at least aptitude logs its actions, dunno about synaptic
[12:54] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, I do things the way the developers <noiesmo> ttyfscker, f*** *** man you don't know me I'm here everyday 4 hours min and at least 6 days a week I see what happens so what ever
[12:54] <semtecx> tanlan you can check this in synaptics by clicking on the package which you have installed an then on properties and then on installed files
[12:54] <noiesmo> oops ttyfscker soory
[12:54] <ttyfscker> haha
[12:54] <ttyfscker> braggin about your line in another chan.. how lame
[12:54] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: nope, i get the error that :443 has no virtual hosts and the same error as before
[12:55] <noiesmo> ttyfscker, no
[12:55] <richiefrich> KenSentMe # line 9 too
[12:55] <zugu> andi5 > it doesn't work for me either, I get a "connection refused" error; try to directly download the file from the links belo the torrent link
[12:55] <andi5> zugu: roger that :( i hoped i could try out bittorrent now, but hey, it does not work ;-) thanks a lot!
[12:55] <ttyfscker> noiesmo:: your not even defending a point.. so stfu already..  nobody gives a damn about the easyubuntu / automatix rival anyway..
[12:56] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address [::] :443
[12:56] <richiefrich> KenSentMe ermm i can show u  mine.. but my server is on archlinux
[12:56] <richiefrich> KenSentMe but u can look at it
[12:56] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: how can i see what uses the port 443
[12:56] <Evil_Ed`> that's a secret
[12:57] <richiefrich> KenSentMe nothing should be
[12:57] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: it worked before but after a dist-upgrade i got this error
[12:57] <richiefrich> for X in inet inet6; do netstat -A $X --numeric-hosts --numeric-ports | grep -v <IP_ADDRESS>; done;
[12:57] <richiefrich> u do that ^^
[12:57] <richiefrich> KenSentMe apache changed there config format
[12:57] <richiefrich> KenSentMe that i know
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <richiefrich> DAMN
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: ah, but did they change it in the last 2 weeks, before i went on my vacation everything worked perfect
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <richiefrich> deep_space_9 STOP"
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <neutrinomass> !ops
[12:58] <ubotu> Help! lilo, Keybuk, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob, Hobbsee, imbrandon, DBO or gnomefreak!
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <ttyfscker> deep_space_9:: that quit working 10 yrs ago
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <FloK> hi all
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:58] <deep_space_9> airzer0
[12:59] <Hobbsee> Amaranth: got him :D
[12:59] <richiefrich> Hobbsee  ty
[12:59] <Amaranth> heh
[12:59] <andi5> good catch
[12:59] <neutrinomass> ty Hobbsee Amaranth :)
[12:59] <Amaranth> I tried. :)
[12:59] <Hobbsee> richiefrich: neutrinomass  :)
[12:59] <stephane> salut la room
[12:59] <Hobbsee> Amaranth: indeed.
[12:59] <FloK> how to disable the login manager so i can boot to console? fresh 6.06 install
[12:59] <richiefrich> KenSentMe i hate to say 'yes'
[12:59] <richiefrich> KenSentMe but they did
[01:00] <FloK> i need to test 20 DVDROMs
[01:00] <snoops> ouch!
[01:00] <richiefrich> FloK have fun :P
[01:00] <stephane> quelqu'un parle franais ici?
[01:00] <incandenza> !fr
[01:00] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[01:00] <Amaranth> FloK: I once had to burn and label (!) 100 CDs using a single computer with one burner.
[01:00] <ttyfscker> FloK:: you need to edit your run levels and take gdm off
[01:01] <dpupp> is installing dapper over a network really complicated? i have a notebook which it's cd drive is missing and im looking at a)xp install over network b)ubuntu install over network...
[01:01] <Amaranth> Over a weekend... :/
[01:01] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  ftp://penguinslair.dyndns.org/httpd.conf
[01:01] <Amaranth> !netinstall
[01:01] <ubotu> Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues
[01:01] <richiefrich> KenSentMe thats mine but as i said that on archlinux
[01:01] <redblades> dpupp GO WITh UBUNTU! FOR THE LOVE OF WHATEVER DEITY YOU WORSHIP! UBUNTU!
[01:01] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: is that apache 1?
[01:01] <richiefrich> KenSentMe nope
[01:02] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  Version        : 2.2.2-5
[01:02] <dpupp> reblades, have you ever done a network install? ...
[01:02] <richiefrich> what ver u have KenSentMe
[01:02] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: i thought because the filename was httpd.conf
[01:03] <richiefrich> no thats the arch way
[01:03] <richiefrich> it's  simpler
[01:03] <still_funny_tho> inside peanut butter outside jelly
[01:03] <richiefrich> KenSentMe  i have two configs ..  that and ssl.conf
[01:03] <Chrismo> !xgl
[01:03] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing (window) manager) and XGL (Xserver architecture layered on top of OpenGL) howto at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompositeManager XGL+compiz help in #ubuntu-xgl  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[01:04] <shinobi2> glxgears runs very slow, how can i accelerate the graphics?
[01:04] <richiefrich> KenSentMe there very helpful in the  #apache channel
[01:04] <shinobi2> i think i need a module for my ati card
[01:04] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: i'll try there too, thanx
[01:04] <richiefrich> KenSentMe thats all i can really suggest man.. sorry
[01:04] <redblades> Uhh... Hi, it seems that the apache build of apache doesn't have lfs
[01:04] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: no problem
[01:04] <Kibou> anyone here use ogle?
[01:05] <richiefrich> ogle rocks
[01:05] <redblades> google?
[01:05] <still_funny_tho> ack does
[01:05] <SonicChao> !anyone
[01:05] <ubotu> A large amount 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?
[01:05] <richiefrich> dvd player
[01:05] <richiefrich> funny man on the !anyone
[01:05] <Kibou> doesn't work for me.. black screen (although it scales to te right res)
[01:06] <richiefrich> lfs ?  linux from scratch ?
[01:06] <FloK> ttyfscker, ok what runleven is default? rc3? i forgot
[01:06] <richiefrich> FloK should be
[01:07] <FloK> ok
[01:07] <redblades> So, I need a way to transport a 6GB file.
[01:07] <SonicChao> richiefrich: That ment to ask your real question...
[01:07] <SonicChao> richiefrich: It's a robot.
[01:07] <still_funny_tho> does anyone here use ubunbtu
[01:07] <redblades> I was going to use Apache and download it to another box on this network...
[01:07] <richiefrich> SonicChao i know it's funny
[01:07] <SonicChao> still_funny_tho: Almost all of us do!
[01:07] <redblades> still_funny_tho, NO NOBODY HERE EVER USES UBUNTU
[01:07] <SonicChao> !anyone > still_funny_tho
[01:07] <redblades> WE ALL HATE IT
[01:07] <SonicChao> still_funny_tho: I KNOW LOL
[01:09] <still_funny_tho> bout it bou it
[01:09] <munkay> guys, what is the procedure to connect to a wireless network?
[01:09] <guy22> lets say i want to upgrade xorg to 7.1, from dapper... how do i force the package to go up ? do i need to enable edgy repo?
[01:09] <richiefrich> shinobi2  what does fglrxinfo
[01:09] <munkay> i have the 345abg driver
[01:09] <richiefrich> say
[01:10] <MistaED> SonicChao: do you at all use direcpc with linux?
[01:10] <munkay> my card is recognized too, i've entered the ssid and the required keys
[01:10] <redblades> So, how can I transfer such a huge file?
[01:10] <redblades> over a netwoek.
[01:10] <munkay> is there any tool for gnome(i am on dapper) to facilitate this?
[01:10] <SonicChao> MistaED: Yes.
[01:10] <richiefrich> redblades scp
[01:10] <richiefrich> ftp
[01:10] <richiefrich> ?
[01:10] <redblades> !scp
[01:10] <ubotu> scp is a secure way of copying files across networks using ssh. Usage: scp filename user@host:filename - winscp is a windows scp client
[01:10] <richiefrich> comes with ssh
[01:10] <redblades> But won
[01:11] <incandenza> munkay: you should just be able to use 'administration / networking'
[01:11] <richiefrich> won what
[01:11] <MistaED> SonicChao: which driver??? :O! i attempted it awhile ago for someone and failed
[01:11] <richiefrich> redblades ?
[01:11] <richiefrich> shinobi2 ?
[01:11] <richiefrich> shinobi2 u have 3D ?
[01:11] <still_funny_tho> i have myspace
[01:11] <richiefrich> shinobi2  u  on what driver?
[01:11] <munkay> incandenza: i see the wireless connection eth1 active
[01:11] <SonicChao> MistaED: Driver? wtf?
[01:11] <still_funny_tho> wanna be my buddy
[01:11] <munkay> how do i make sure its connected??
[01:12] <SonicChao> MistaED: What system were you using?
[01:12] <still_funny_tho> tape the plug on
[01:12] <shinobi2> richiefrich: how do i check?
[01:12] <SonicChao> MistaED: The new DW6000?
[01:12] <richiefrich> still_funny_tho i think u are on the wrong channel myspace  that way -->
[01:12] <dpupp> anyone know a good site which explains rawwrite?
[01:12] <MistaED> SonicChao: oh, i take it you have the ethernet-based one? i was trying to get a usb one to work
[01:12] <incandenza> munkay: try pinging your router
[01:12] <richiefrich> shinobi2  what does fglrxinfo
[01:12] <Dodzey> munkay: just set it as the default network connection
[01:12] <protocol1> munkay, I like using network manager for my wireless
[01:12] <SonicChao> MistaED: Yes, ethernet based is what I have.
[01:12] <richiefrich> shinobi2 whats that say man ..
[01:12] <munkay> how do i set it as the default one?
[01:12] <MistaED> with an ISDN connection for the uplink (that worked fine on its own)
[01:12] <Dodzey> munkay: its in the admin >> netowrking panel
[01:13] <munkay> ok :)
[01:13] <still_funny_tho> if i have a towel on my head...that makes me?
[01:13] <SonicChao> MistaED: The USB system is old =)
[01:13] <richiefrich> in the wrong channel
[01:13] <still_funny_tho> oh
[01:13] <protocol1> still_funny_tho, american
[01:13] <still_funny_tho> what channel is this
[01:13] <protocol1> ;)
[01:13] <SonicChao> MistaED: the new systems (DW6000 and DW7000) use ethernet. =)
[01:13] <MistaED> SonicChao: telstra in australia still stock it though, :(
[01:13] <shinobi2> bash: fglrxinfo: command not found
[01:14] <SonicChao> MistaED: =(
[01:14] <richiefrich> shinobi2 then  u need ati-drivers
[01:14] <SonicChao> MistaED: I wouldn't know, I'm in the USA.
[01:14] <richiefrich> shinobi2  then u should install them :P
[01:14] <still_funny_tho> i live in africa
[01:14] <shinobi2> still_funny_tho: you are funny
[01:14] <richiefrich> i still think your in the wrong channel
[01:14] <protocol1> still_funny_tho, then it would make you a true african
[01:14] <protocol1> :)
[01:15] <KenSentMe> richiefrich: my cups webinterface was the problem
[01:15] <still_funny_tho> i thought this was windows help center
[01:15] <richiefrich> KenSentMe really
[01:15] <frogzoo> dpupp: rawwrite usually comes with a readme
[01:15] <frogzoo> still_funny_tho: wrong chan dude
[01:15] <still_funny_tho> maybe i am
[01:15] <SonicChao> MistaED: Well, that's all I can tell you. USB used to only work for PC and Mac.
[01:16] <SonicChao> MistaED: But with a little tweaking, the ethernet based systems work perfectly. =)
[01:16] <still_funny_tho> i keep getting k-lined you guys must not like me
[01:16] <shinobi2> still_funny_tho: there's no internet in africa.
[01:16] <still_funny_tho> lol
[01:16] <MistaED> SonicChao: no worries thanks anyway, i almost got a free driver off sourceforge to go, i could get signal readings and stuff to work
[01:17] <windmill> the Synaptics touchpad on my laptop lost it's scroll area when I upgraded to 6.06, why is it stuff that did work breaks in later versions?
[01:17] <frogzoo> still_funny_tho: this cnan is for ubuntu support, not random chat
[01:17] <shinobi2> still_funny_tho: internet is only available in deep space.
[01:17] <SonicChao> MistaED: Oh, alright.
[01:17] <still_funny_tho> awww just a lil chit chat
[01:17] <richiefrich> like i saidk
[01:17] <still_funny_tho> dont be mad :(
[01:17] <richiefrich> wrong channel
[01:17] <munkay> is there some tool to see available wireless networks ??
[01:18] <still_funny_tho> what channel should i go to
[01:18] <frogzoo> still_funny_tho: dude, this is why you get k-lined - just so's you know
[01:18] <SonicChao> munkay: Yup.
[01:18] <SonicChao> munkay: Gnome or KDE?
[01:18] <cydork> munkey: it's called iwlist scan
[01:18] <munkay> Gnome
[01:18] <frogzoo> munkay: kismet's best
[01:18] <cydork> :)
[01:18] <still_funny_tho> i wasn't aware of that
[01:18] <still_funny_tho> thank you
[01:18] <SonicChao> munkay: Ok, look in "Add/Remove" for "Network Manager"
[01:18] <lhds> What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running kernel? what to answer to that?
[01:18] <frogzoo> munkay: wifi-radar has its uses too
[01:18] <SonicChao> munkay: Because I don't know the exact name to use in the terminal at the moment. =(
[01:19] <munkay> you guys know a lot :O
[01:19] <munkay> cydork tried that, works like a charm :)
[01:19] <lhds> hey guys
[01:19] <lhds> guyyyyyyyyyyyys
[01:19] <lhds> hellooo
[01:19] <sage> hi
[01:19] <richiefrich> ?
[01:19] <Kleine1> Hi@all!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:19] <SonicChao> lhds: If no one knows, they won't answer you.
[01:19] <cydork> munkay, i know i use it everyday :P
[01:19] <richiefrich> lhds we could all be women
[01:20] <sage> i want to install oracle 10 g on ubuntu, but i have a error ins_sysman.mk
[01:20] <lhds> ./damn
[01:20] <incandenza> lhds: /usr/include/linux
[01:20] <Kleine1> HI @ ALL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:20] <still_funny_tho> is it not funny
[01:20] <richiefrich>  obnoxious
[01:21] <sage> "/libnls10.a(lmsagb.o): In function `lmsagbcmt':lmsagb.c:(.text+0xa3): undefined reference to `SltsPrRead'"
[01:21] <sage> arfff
[01:21] <lhds> __ usr/linux/include its there
[01:21] <Kleine1> IS HERE SOMEONE HOW WANT TO WRITE WITH ME I COME FROM GERMANY
[01:22] <still_funny_tho> just because i am not as smart as all of you do not mean i cant come here and talk
[01:22] <incandenza> sage: installing oracle?
[01:22] <sage> incandenza yes
[01:23] <still_funny_tho> im a n00b so what we all have to start somewhere
[01:24] <still_funny_tho> hey seveas what's up
[01:24] <still_funny_tho> i talked to you yesterday
[01:25] <incandenza> sage: heh, just guessing based on the first google hit...  although here's a page where someone seemed to have the same problem: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=347951&tstart=45&start=0
[01:25] <Kleine1> IS HERE SOMEONE HOW WANT TO CHAT WITH A GIRL FROM GERMANZ
[01:25] <still_funny_tho> i do
[01:26] <sage> incandenza there on hours i searching on google :p
[01:26] <still_funny_tho> i like german poon
[01:26] <incandenza> apparently the caps lock key is not yet available in germany
[01:26] <still_funny_tho> lol
[01:26] <sage> incandenza for the g++ and gcc i try id, it don't run
[01:27] <incandenza> sage: hmm, never tried to install it before myself, so I really don't know
[01:28] <sage> incandenza I already installed it, and it is a bond on a librairy 5 but I know more which
[01:29] <frogzoo> is there a command to dump all users with samba passwds?
[01:29] <jimcooncat> link please to recommended sources.list?
[01:29] <Seveas> !sources > jimcooncat
[01:30] <munkay> guys, i have some ntfs windows partitions on my hdd..
[01:30] <jimcooncat> ty Seveas, I had it wrong
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <munkay> my current mount options are defaults,user
[01:30] <frogzoo> munkay: my commiserations
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <frogzoo> still_funny_tho: was the operative tense
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <still_funny_tho> airzer0 was here
[01:30] <munkay> however, normal users can't access the mounted partitions
[01:30] <munkay> how do i make it accessible to all users ??
[01:31] <frogzoo> munkay: cos of your mount options exclude them...
[01:31] <olwd> how do i mount my new harddrive, it's connected to my IDE controller.
[01:31] <frogzoo> !ntfs > munkay
[01:31] <frogzoo> olwd: partition, format, update /etc/fstab; sudo mount -a
[01:32] <olwd> frogzoo: how do i know if i installed it correctly
[01:34] <consentm> it will be- olwd- just try ls /dev/hd(press tab) to see all the IDE drives
[01:34] <consentm> or i think fdisk -l should also do the the trick
[01:34] <chrismo> !xgl
[01:34] <richiefrich> yet another one --> http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=3670 <--  how sad old men have to sue eveyone
[01:34] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing (window) manager) and XGL (Xserver architecture layered on top of OpenGL) howto at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompositeManager XGL+compiz help in #ubuntu-xgl  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[01:35] <ubuntu_> what do i type to mount a hard drive?
[01:35] <frogzoo> olwd: if it shows up in mount & you can access it, you're good
[01:35] <ubuntu_> partition even
[01:35] <olwd> frogzoo: ok, i see that harddrive i installed
[01:35] <olwd> Disk /dev/hde: 4311 MB,<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes
[01:35] <olwd> 240 heads, 63 sectors/track, 557 cylinders
[01:35] <olwd> Units = cylinders of 15120 * 512 = 7741440 bytes
[01:36] <olwd> that's it ^
[01:36] <frogzoo> olwd: please don't paste in chan - use pastebin
[01:36] <frogzoo> !pastebin > olwd
[01:36] <olwd> frogzoo: it's 3 lines
[01:36] <olwd> flooding is 4+
[01:36] <FatalCure> phreak97, GUI - 'gksudo gparted', CLI - 'cfdisk'
[01:36] <FatalCure> *sudo cfdisk
[01:36] <pepitolospalotes> hi
[01:36] <frogzoo> olwd: pasting is right out, that's the policy
[01:37] <munkay> thansk for the help guys! ciao!! :)
[01:37] <phreak97> FatalCure, im quite sure that isnt what i've done in the past
[01:38] <pepitolospalotes> I'm having some trouble on playing mp3, i have installed all whats in restrictedformats page and aslo used automatix but mp3s keep unplayable, even mpg321 can't. The problem is that it says no error, it thinks he has played that thing anyway, does anyone know what happens?
[01:38] <FatalCure> phreak97, well there are other ways
[01:38] <frogzoo> olwd: so looks like the disk isn't partitioned yet, consider first how  you want to slice up the space
[01:39] <[icu] > how do i install xchat on ubuntu?
[01:39] <olwd> i want the whole drive for storage
[01:39] <richiefrich> [icu]   sudo apt-get install xchat
[01:40] <olwd> frogzoo: but it's FAT32-formatted though?
[01:40] <frogzoo> so 'sudo fdisk /dev/hde'
[01:40] <redblades> Hi, I was using putty on a windows box, and I am trying to use scp to copy a file from the box I'm logged into, to the one, I'm phsycally sitting in front off.
[01:40] <redblades> of
[01:40] <frogzoo> olwd: is there data on it you need? or reformat's cool?
[01:40] <phreak97> FatalCure, in the gui, wheres the option to mount the partitions? i dont want to format them, i want to use them
[01:41] <redblades> How do I do this? I can't work out the syntax...
[01:41] <olwd> frogzoo: yeah
[01:41] <Ronz> whats the name of the lib to get mp3 / mp4 working in amarok?
[01:41] <pepitolospalotes> redblades, you have to use scp from outside putty
[01:41] <olwd> frogzoo: i mean no, i don't need any data
[01:41] <pepitolospalotes> Ronz, that is my problem aslo
[01:41] <olwd> frogzoo: so formatting would be coo
[01:41] <olwd> l
[01:41] <pepitolospalotes> i thought it was amarok-xine
[01:41] <FatalCure> phreak97, aah, in the confusion of your partition, i thought you wanted to _partition_ a disk.  Try System -> Administration -> Disks
[01:42] <Ronz> pepitolospalotes, remembered it. libmad0
[01:42] <FatalCure> s/partition/posts/
[01:42] <Ronz> i think
[01:42] <pepitolospalotes> oh
[01:42] <reza1990> hi
[01:42] <frogzoo> olwd: ok, this will delete the ENTIRE DISK - so be sure this is the right disk       'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/hde'
[01:42] <AdmX> Good Morning from Marietta, GA (USA)
[01:43] <pepitolospalotes> Ronz, already in
[01:43] <frogzoo> olwd: soz, that's wrong
[01:43] <frogzoo> olwd: ok, this will delete the ENTIRE DISK - so be sure this is the right disk       'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/hde1'
[01:43] <frogzoo> olwd: that should work
[01:43] <olwd> frogzoo: the drive is not ext3 though
[01:43] <PaoloC> I cannot upgrade to edgy, update-manager -c -d exit with "can't find DistUpgradeViewGtk". Any hiny?
[01:43] <pepitolospalotes> Ronz, any other idea?
[01:43] <frogzoo> olwd: that command will format it as ext3
[01:43] <Ronz> pepitolospalotes, had it working before. just forgot the name of the library
[01:44] <pepitolospalotes> PaoloC, do it by hand, and change every dapper to edgy on /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:44] <AdmX> Anyone know the time ubuntu-classroom starts in EST?
[01:44] <pepitolospalotes> Ronz liblame?
[01:44] <FatalCure> AdmX, http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html
[01:44] <reza1990> matlab chist
[01:44] <AdmX> Thanks
[01:45] <FatalCure> yw
[01:45] <gimmulf> Hi, is there any tool to use if i want to stream a part of my screen over the network to an OSX based computer? :)
[01:45] <olwd> frogzoo: can you take a look at this: http://hustlin.allnight.nl:31337/fdisk.txt
[01:45] <pepitolospalotes> gimmulf, vnc ?
[01:46] <reza1990> yes
[01:46] <gimmulf> pepitolospalotes:  will check it out
[01:46] <gimmulf> thanks
[01:46] <olwd> frogzoo: i wanna know which one to format/delete
[01:47] <frogzoo> olwd: well only looking at your output, I can't tell what's on those disks - that's your job
[01:47] <[icu] > where can I learn how to install xchat on ubuntu?
[01:47] <reza1990> yes i can
[01:48] <A[D] minS> now i want to compile last release from xcha so how i can install all depends packages ? i think it was something like xchat-dep
[01:48] <olwd> the last one is the 'new' harddrive
[01:48] <olwd> /dev/hde1
[01:48] <reza1990> get from site
[01:48] <olwd> but which one to format though? /dev/hde1 or /dev/hde ?
[01:48] <frogzoo> olwd: really, if i was you, I'd double check that theory first 'sudo mount -t vfat /dev/hde1 /mnt'   & see what's in /mnt
[01:48] <FatalCure> A[D] minS, sudo apt-get build-dep xchat
[01:49] <A[D] minS> aha thats it :D
[01:49] <jimmy89> hey guys
[01:49] <A[D] minS> thx FatalCure
[01:49] <FatalCure> A[D] minS, np
[01:49] <jimmy89> is ipv6 the reason why ubuntu is taking a while to lookup ip addresses?
[01:49] <Hobbsee> [icu] : please dont do that
[01:49] <the_Cat\> [icu] ..
[01:49] <frogzoo> jimmy89: firefox?
[01:50] <olwd> /dev/hde1     vfat    4.0G  389M  3.7G  10% /mnt
[01:50] <olwd> frogzoo: nothing on it
[01:50] <jimmy89> frogzoo: Actually what i mean to say is that it sometimes cuts out
[01:50] <frogzoo> olwd: now take a look around /mnt & double check that this is the disk you think it is
[01:50] <broooe> hi. i'm trying to set up firewall using firestarter, i done everyting as said in manual but it blocks all my network traffic. Why? I'm getting this in the output:
[01:50] <broooe> Inbound IN=ppp0 OUT= MAC= SRC=<IP_ADDRESS> DST=<IP_ADDRESS> LEN=48 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=127 ID=39622 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=1333 DPT=445 WINDOW=16384 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0
[01:50] <jimmy89> frogzoo: i am going over wireless, however i have never had that problem in windows, and the wireless AP is 5m away
[01:51] <olwd> frogzoo: yup, it is the disk
[01:51] <olwd> frogzoo: and i know because it's 4GB, and that's the size of it
[01:52] <windmill> Does anyone else find that she "shared folders" smb gui thing just won't create a viewable share?
[01:52] <amee2k> hi all
[01:53] <jimmy89> anyone know why downloads etc cut in and out, and just general web browsing sometimes cuts in and out
[01:53] <[icu] > please someone tell me where I can learn how to install xchat 2.6.6 on ubuntu
[01:54] <windmill> jimmy89, that's a very general question, it could be any number of things but is most likely to be a network problem
[01:54] <noiesmo> [icu] , http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper
[01:54] <amee2k> i'm on ubuntu 6.06 x86 and trying to burn the ubuntu PPC32 ISO which is 701.1MB big. when doing right-click, "write to disk" on the file, it doesn't accept any of my blank 700MB CD-Rs. how can i make it burn an oversize image?
[01:54] <FatalCure> jimmy89, you would try this ...
[01:54] <FatalCure> !ipv6
[01:54] <ubotu> To disable ipv6 read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[01:55] <frogzoo> jimmy89: in ff's location, enter "about:config"   find 'network.dns.disable.ipv6'  set to true
[01:56] <olwd> frogzoo: you still there?
[01:56] <broooe> !help
[01:56] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage
[01:56] <phreak97> apparently im not the owner of my fat32 or reiserfs partitions when im in the livecd, how can i use them anyway?
[01:56] <olwd> frogzoo: i tried "sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/hde1" but it says: sudo: mkfs.ext3: command not found
[01:56] <phreak97> i need to be logged in as root/root
[01:56] <phreak97> how do i do that?
[01:56] <frogzoo> olwd: umount /mnt ; sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/hde1
[01:56] <amee2k> any ideas?
[01:57] <jimmy89> frogzoo: if it is a network problem  it is only in ubuntu
[01:57] <frogzoo> jimmy89: ^^^
[01:57] <olwd> frogzoo: i think it's formatting now
[01:57] <jimmy89> would that be the cause for say downloads through synaptic package manager though
[01:58] <frogzoo> jimmy89: no, ff only
[01:58] <olwd> frogzoo: it's done
[01:58] <FatalCure> jimmy89, try the factoid ubotu spat out above
[01:58] <FatalCure> !ipv6
[01:58] <ubotu> To disable ipv6 read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[01:58] <frogzoo> olwd: mount -t ext3 /dev/hde1 /mnt
[01:58] <olwd> frogzoo: why /mnt ?
[01:59] <frogzoo> olwd: or wherever
[01:59] <reza1990> buy buy im not understand
[01:59] <valehru> I was looking through my services and I found Stacheldraht on 60001....isnt this a DDOS BOT?
[01:59] <jimmy89> frogzoo
[01:59] <jimmy89> frogzoo: link dosnt work
[01:59] <olwd> frogzoo: so it can be anything right? what about /storage?
[01:59] <frogzoo> olwd: mkdir /storage
[02:00] <r000t> does someone here know anything of apache2 in ubuntu
[02:00] <FatalCure> jimmy89, it should redirect to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[02:00] <jimmy89> FatalCure: TY
[02:00] <FatalCure> r000t, just ask, if someone knows they'll answer
[02:01] <david__> how do i reboot to ubuntu after a windows xp install?
[02:01] <olwd> frogzoo: where should i make that dir?
[02:01] <FatalCure> jimmy89, np (i was starting to think i was invisible) :)
[02:01] <Warbo> !grub > david__
[02:01] <frogzoo> olwd: well /storage   would make it /storage
[02:01] <DarkMageZ> hi, how can i look at what another user logged onto my system via ssh is doing?
[02:01] <frogzoo> olwd: you can put it anywhere you like really
[02:01] <olwd> frogzoo: i know, but i mean where? in "/" or?
[02:02] <frogzoo> olwd: /storage is perfectly fine
[02:02] <r000t> i need some specific documentation for apache2 in ubuntu nothing is as it says that it should be, even the documentation provided with it is wrong
[02:02] <ucordes> anybody downloading on irc here? i'm looking for an xchat extension which allows me to automatically list xdcc offers.
[02:02] <FatalCure> DarkMageZ, ps auxw | grep username
[02:02] <jimmy89> FatalCure: You were :p going to restart so ty
[02:02] <olwd> ok
[02:02] <olwd> what do i do now
[02:03] <frogzoo> olwd: now edit /etc/fstab & create a new line for /storage - use, say, /home for a template
[02:03] <aeon17x> !gnome-screensaver
[02:03] <ubotu> I know nothing about gnome-screensaver - try searching http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi?db=ubuntu
[02:04] <Warbo> !info gnome-screensaver
[02:04] <ubotu> gnome-screensaver: a screen saver and locker. In repository main, is optional. Version 2.14.3-0ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 1449 kB, installed size 3380 kB
[02:04] <ucordes> olwd: fstab is a fine thing. you can happily mount everything you like
[02:04] <ucordes> anybody downloading on irc here? i'm looking for an xchat extension which allows me to automatically list xdcc offers.
[02:04] <|thunder> how do I add the "add/remove programs" option to other users gnome sessions ?
[02:05] <Warbo> |thunder: They must be in the "admin" group, to let them edit the system
[02:05] <olwd> frogzoo: im new to this, i don't know which one is which
[02:05] <DarkMageZ> FatalCure, ah, that's cool. but i was hoping more along the lines of watching the terminal
[02:05] <olwd> for example: # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[02:05] <amee2k> to repeat myself... i'm on ubuntu 6.06 x86 and trying to burn the ubuntu PPC32 ISO which is 701.1MB big. when doing right-click, "write to disk" on the file, it doesn't accept any of my blank 700MB CD-Rs. how can i make it burn an oversized image?
[02:05] <frogzoo> /dev/hde1       /storage           ext3    defaults        0       2
[02:06] <|thunder> thanks Warbo
[02:06] <Warbo> |thunder: System>Administration>Users And Groups, make sure they are allowed to "execute system tasks" or something
[02:06] <FatalCure> DarkMageZ, yep, i did think so, but that's the best i know of :|
[02:06] <DarkMageZ> FatalCure, thanks anyways
[02:07] <olwd> frogzoo: ok, now that
[02:07] <Howitzer> Does anyone know if there is a Firefox extension that enables search prefixes in the location bar? (EX: typing 'google: -string-' would use google to search for -string-, typing 'wikipedia: -string-' would search wikipedia for that string, ....
[02:07] <jimmy89> ok back, still cuts in and out when doing updates
[02:07] <frogzoo> olwd: umount /storage ; mount -a ; mount |grep storage
[02:07] <|thunder> i see it, thanks again Warbo
[02:07] <frogzoo> olwd: sudo umount /storage ; sudo mount -a ; mount |grep storage
[02:08] <amee2k> Howitzer: the vanilla Mozilla has something like that for google...
[02:08] <olwd> frogzoo: what about "/mnt", didn't i mount that?
[02:08] <frogzoo> olwd: sudo umount /storage ; sudo mount -a ; mount |grep storage
[02:08] <Howitzer> the Seamonky suite?
[02:08] <|thunder> wow, you can block users from using video acceleration.   queer
[02:08] <olwd> umount: /storage: not mounted
[02:09] <frogzoo> olwd: sudo umount /mnt ; sudo mount -a ; mount |grep storage
[02:09] <jimmy89> changing subject, what is the correct way to install flash support for firefox?
[02:09] <olwd> /dev/hde1 on /storage type ext3 (rw)
[02:09] <olwd> :D
[02:09] <|thunder> i heard automatix works swell on 32-bit
[02:09] <jimmy89> and is there a hacked linux version of the latest flash?
[02:10] <|thunder> ...jimmy89
[02:10] <FloK> just for the record: i edited grub.conf to boot into single user runlevel
[02:10] <frogzoo> olwd: now you probly want to set permissions & maybe change owner on the directory /storage
[02:10] <FloK> ok bye all, have a nice day!
[02:10] <Warbo> jimmy89: WINE can run it I think, that is sort of a hack :)
[02:10] <frogzoo> olwd: ls -ld /storage
[02:10] <olwd> frogzoo: i want the 'root' to be the owner, soo ill just 'sudo' everytime i access it
[02:10] <frogzoo> olwd: k, then you're good to go
[02:10] <Ronz> hey, who was looking for the mp3 playback in amarok?
[02:10] <windmill> arrgh I don't understand why my samba share won't work
[02:11] <jimmy89> rofl true, but there is no latest flash player support?
[02:11] <|thunder> why does no one use su - anymore
[02:11] <olwd> frogzoo: well, thank you very much
[02:11] <frogzoo> olwd: yw, enjoy
[02:11] <olwd> frogzoo: i appreciate your time
[02:11] <olwd> :D
[02:11] <Warbo> jimmy89: Not natively in Linux, but you can install Windows Firefox in WINE
[02:11] <|thunder> nope, only up to flasah 7. no 9
[02:11] <Warbo> jimmy89: It runs slowly for me, and that is without Flash
[02:11] <Ronz> ok: whoever i was talking to about a half hour ago, the package is libxine-extracodecs
[02:12] <micahcowan> |thunder, linux users in general still use it. On ubuntu, it's generally not used, as there is no root password, by default.
[02:12] <jimmy89> hmm
[02:12] <|thunder> ahh, sudo passwd is the first command i run when the live cd boots
[02:12] <jimmy89> ok, with flash 7, what is the correct way to install it?
[02:12] <jimmy89> cause i have killed my firefox trying it once before
[02:12] <|thunder> join #automatix
[02:13] <micahcowan> |thunder I so rarely ever use su anyway: sudo suffices for anything I need to do.
[02:13] <|thunder> thats the easy way on x86 processors
[02:13] <Warbo> I installed flashplugin-nonfree, but it hasn't worked :(
[02:13] <micahcowan> and sudo -i does the same thing, without the need for a different p/w.
[02:13] <|thunder> some times I just keep root in tty6
[02:14] <Warbo> I used to use a Debian repository which had actually packaged the player, not just a script, but I think that repo is gone now, and I had to reinstall Ubuntu
[02:14] <micahcowan> Ah! yes, for that you'd want a root password. :-)
[02:14] <FuriousRage> isnt this supposed to make my group specified rw access too?  rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1002,auto (in fstab)
[02:14] <micahcowan> I generally try to avoid leaving any root shell open for long periods, though...
[02:14] <FatalCure> why?  just login then 'sudo -i'
[02:14] <|thunder> ohh, i didnt know of the -i option
[02:15] <micahcowan> FatalCure, yeah, but it's extra steps...
[02:15] <Warbo> I use "sudo -s -H", I just [refer it for some reason
[02:15] <Ronz> |thunder, that gives ya a root terminal
[02:15] <Warbo> *prefer
[02:15] <FatalCure> aah,  yes laziness,  fair enough then ;p
[02:15] <rindolf> Hi all.
[02:15] <Warbo> hello
[02:15] <rindolf> I'm using Ubuntu breezy.
[02:15] <|thunder> i only do it when i need su alot.. ill try those in the future. for saftey sake
[02:15] <rindolf> Is the default editor joe instead of vim?
[02:15] <FuriousRage> isnt this supposed to make my group specified rw access too?  rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1002,auto (in fstab) now it shows as: drwxr-xr-x
[02:15] <micahcowan> Warbo: that's probably closer to how the shell is invoked by (say) xterm, anyway (which isn't a login shell)
[02:16] <jimmy89> so how to people get flash support in the standard firefox?
[02:16] <Warbo> rindolf: I think it is nano
[02:16] <rindolf> Warbo: hmmm...
[02:16] <rindolf> Warbo: what are we? Gentoo?
[02:16] <Warbo> I HATE vi, and I like nano
[02:16] <Konstable> I have hardly anythign running (Opera browser where I'm typing this now, aMsn, SciTE text editor, and a Konsole window).  But when I go to "free" it tells me I only have 60MB of free RAM (out of 512MB)   on Windows I generally have around 250 to 300MB  free with the same usage!!!  A friend on Debian running about the same tells me he has about 250MB right now.  Is there something wrong with my Ubuntu or is a general thing?
[02:16] <rindolf> Warbo: I don't. At least not in WinEmu mode.
[02:17] <stefg> Konstable: Linux is very samrt in that it uses free Ram as buffers and cache, so that's perfect
[02:17] <void^> Konstable: are you looking at the "-/+ buffers/cache" line?
[02:17] <FuriousRage> isnt this supposed to make my group specified rw access too?  rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1002,auto (in fstab) now it shows as: drwxr-xr-x
[02:17] <micahcowan> Warbo, yes, vi sucks, but vim rocks.
[02:17] <Warbo> rindolf: Someone changed a Wiki page I wrote a while ago and put in vi instead of nano, but I had to change it back the other day when someone told me they had screwed up /etc/modules with vi :)
[02:17] <micahcowan> And AFAICT, both are better than nano. :-) (but, they have learning curves...)
[02:18] <Konstable> viod^: I"m looking under the line that says "Mem" under the "Free" column
[02:18] <easytiger> Hi.. i have a nVidia Corporation NV34GL [Quadro NVS 280 PCI]  (rev a1) but the standard install instructions for nvidia drivers don't work. any ideas?
[02:18] <|thunder> yep. stefg, hence the 'sync' command
[02:18] <|thunder> try the legacy drivers
[02:18] <easytiger> it just bombs out saying no screens found
[02:18] <|thunder> easy ubuntu has both standard and legacy
[02:18] <micahcowan> Warbo, I don't see how it's any harder to screw up /etc/modules with nano...
[02:18] <Howitzer> Heeeey
[02:18] <Konstable> void^, stefg,  Ah I get it thanks.
[02:18] <easytiger> |thunder: my card is on the standard list
[02:18] <Warbo> I always used module-assistant to install nvidia driver
 module assistant?
[02:19] <frogzoo> Warbo: noobs are all at sea with vi - if someone want to use vi, they will
[02:19] <Howitzer> Ubuntu is Wikipedia's *Today's featured article* !
[02:19] <Zyfo> Xchat: /MSG<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AUTH ZyF0 <PASSWORD>,//mode $me +x <- That is what I've got in "server commands" in qnet, and it doesn't seem to work. What's the proper way to type 2 commands?
[02:19] <stefg> _Free_ Ram is good for nothing... so the Kernel puts it to use
[02:19] <Warbo> micahcowan: He was confused over the Insert, and overwriting stuff. I must admit I thought vi was an absolute nightmare until I found out about pressing :
[02:20] <Warbo> !info module-assistant
[02:20] <ubotu> module-assistant: tool to make module package creation easier. In repository universe, is optional. Version 0.10.2 (dapper), package size 72 kB, installed size 368 kB
[02:20] <FuriousRage> isnt this supposed to make my group specified rw access too?  rw,exec,uid=1000,gid=1002,auto (in fstab) now it shows as: drwxr-xr-x
[02:20] <|thunder> this makes my gforce6200 work 100% "sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-glx"
[02:20] <micahcowan> Warbo, yeah, it's hardly intuitive. The mode-oriented stuff is not the way people are used to thinking about things.
[02:20] <Warbo> If installing nvidia-glx you must have the linux-restricted-modules installed, or else it will install a -386 kernel
[02:21] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: hard to say, depends which file system
[02:21] <noiesmo> also for nvidia I use linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r)
[02:21] <|thunder> Furious, is your group 1002 ?
[02:21] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: : vfat at that current one, and 1002 is a special group i only allow 2 users to get RW access to.
[02:22] <FuriousRage> the group and owner are set correct but, its only RW for the owned but not group according to ls -al
[02:22] <|thunder>  rw,exec,gid=1002,auto try this just those. naything under 1002 will have same perms
[02:22] <|thunder> if memory serves
[02:23] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: try adding umask=007
[02:24] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: soz, should be umask=0007
[02:24] <|thunder> Ex-Chat ?
[02:25] <malte`> |thunder, it's the xchat-gnome's default quit message
[02:25] <malte`> don't know why anyway :?
[02:25] <|thunder> lol
[02:25] <Howitzer> Ex-X-chat
[02:25] <satya> hi
[02:25] <Howitzer> malte`, you don't know?
[02:26] <Howitzer> Ex is for -used to be-
[02:26] <malte`> so, "used to be chat"?
[02:26] <Howitzer> she's my ex-wife => she -used to be- my wife
[02:26] <Howitzer> :D
[02:26] <malte`> yes, i know that :) i'm italian and i've studied latin
[02:26] <abhinay> hi there !
[02:26] <Howitzer> it comes from Latin
[02:26] <Howitzer> :/
[02:27] <roberto> cerco programma per istallare hp1350 in linux
[02:27] <satya> i v a problem with unrar
[02:27] <Howitzer> satya, what prob?
[02:27] <malte`> roberto, join #ubuntu-it or write in english here
[02:28] <sheers> Hello pessoal
[02:28] <sheers> preciso de ajuda
[02:28] <satya> i dont use unrar
[02:28] <Furbot> hmm, lost the ip
[02:28] <ezzyfish> hm, network does not start @boottime. I cannot see a link to /etc/init.d/networking in the rcx.d directories...
[02:28] <ezzyfish> I tried to add a link, but it didnt start as well...
[02:29] <Warbo> ezzyfish: update-rc.d makes those links, see if that helps
[02:29] <ezzyfish> Warbo: wow, thx :) didn't know that
[02:29] <sheers> how it is that I can create one password for ROOT?
[02:29] <Warbo> ezzyfish: Bit of a dodgy syntax though
[02:29] <satya> no
[02:29] <malc_> I have a 3 button mouse (two button plus scroll wheel).  I can scroll up and down with the scroll, but I can't click down with it on say a web page and hover down the page.  Anyone know how I fix this?
[02:29] <FuriousRage> |thunder: still only getting rx for group with your suggestion
[02:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo > sheers
[02:29] <Warbo> sheers: Why?
[02:29] <ezzyfish> Warbo: will work I think :)
[02:29] <|thunder> sry
[02:30] <Warbo> malc_: That may have a Firefox extension (it is not the default action in Ubuntu)
[02:30] <sheers> !sudo
[02:30] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[02:30] <satya> how use a .torrent
[02:30] <thirdalbum> Warbo: It does that on my stock Firefox
[02:30] <Warbo> satya: Double click on it
[02:30] <sheers> the password is incorrect
[02:31] <sheers> in Terminal
[02:31] <sheers> I execute command Su and password
[02:31] <thirdalbum> Warbo: I mean my repository dapper Firefox
[02:31] <Jack_Sparrow> sheers: do you have more than one user in your system
[02:31] <Warbo> sheers: For sudo? Use you own user password
[02:31] <sheers> No seur
[02:31] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo su
[02:31] <Warbo> sheers: Su is disabled for regular users. If you want to use su then do it with sudo :)
[02:31] <sheers> Ok
[02:31] <sheers> thanks
[02:31] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:32] <Warbo> thirdalbum: Oh, well I don't often use Firefox
[02:32] <sheers> su functions sudo: D.
[02:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Morning Warbo.. :)
[02:32] <Warbo> I'll try it on mine...
[02:32] <Warbo> Jack_Sparrow: Hi
[02:32] <sheers> I need to install drivers Nvidia
[02:32] <satya> ok
[02:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[02:32] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:32] <thirdalbum> malc_: Does it work when you click both buttons?
[02:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Gotta love that bot
[02:32] <sheers> how it is that I can make to install drivers of the nvidia?
[02:32] <cwraig_> i used sudo passwd root
[02:33] <cwraig_> and that turned the root account on so you can just su to root
[02:33] <Jack_Sparrow> sheers, that link will do it, which nv card?
[02:33] <FuriousRage> |thunder: : ah got it, i removed rw,exec and replace it with umask=0007 instead, now group and users got rw/exec
[02:33] <malc_> thirdalbum: nope
[02:33] <Warbo> Middle click does nothing for me in Firefox (even holding it and dragging)
[02:33] <malc_> Warbo:  I will have a look, thanks
[02:33] <|thunder> sheers, this makes my gforce6200 work 100% "sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-glx"
[02:34] <|thunder> awesome,..   good work
[02:34] <frogzoo> cwraig_: be aware that with a root passwd, if you leave ssh open, nasty people only need to guest your passwd, not the username
[02:34] <sheers> My nvidia is Sparkle Geforce 6800
[02:34] <frogzoo> *guess*
[02:34] <lhds> i have a Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.06GHz so is it 386 or 486?
[02:34] <|thunder> that'll work like a charm
[02:34] <thirdalbum> malc_: Can you middle-click in any other program? (for instance, middle-drag in Nautilus)?
[02:34] <Warbo> lhds: 686
[02:34] <thirdalbum> malc_: Because I'm thinking it could be your Xorg configuration
[02:34] <frogzoo> |thunder: optimally you want the 686 kernel
[02:34] <malc_> thirdalbum: nope
[02:34] <sheers> I ask for to excuse for being a bit noob in this, and for my English.
[02:34] <lhds> in menuconfig its not listed
[02:34] <Jack_Sparrow> sheers: follow jthunders advice
[02:34] <lhds> there is no 686
[02:35] <|thunder> ya ?    is there a different 64 bit version of the ndivia drivers ?
[02:35] <Warbo> !info linux-image-686
[02:35] <ubotu> linux-image-686: Linux kernel image on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/PIV.. In repository main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS> (dapper), package size 22 kB, installed size 52 kB
[02:35] <frogzoo> !info linux-686
[02:35] <ubotu> linux-686: Complete Linux kernel on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/PIV.. In repository restricted, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS> (dapper), package size 22 kB, installed size 52 kB
[02:35] <nassif> hi all.. i dist-upgraded from breezy to dapper and then left the system unattended. one hour later i came back and there was the message that i should run "dpkg --configure -a" but that returns http://rafb.net/paste/results/IDwTyi24.html - any ideas?
[02:35] <Dimitrije> Why isn't there kylix for download in repositoryes?
[02:35] <Warbo> Well I don't use the meta-packages anyway :)
[02:36] <|thunder> yep,"sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-glx" never let me down.   openGL works like a charm
[02:36] <sheers> I try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:36] <sheers> Ok
[02:36] <smith88> What is the most reliable architecture of kernel to use an AMD Athlon 2800+ in 32 bit mode? I have tried 386, 686 and k7, but it appears that 386 is the most stable. Does that sound right?
[02:36] <frogzoo> smith88: linux-686
[02:36] <smith88> thanks
[02:36] <neutrinomass> smith88: you shouldn't be having stability problems with the other kernels - if you do, it's a bug :)
[02:36] <Jack_Sparrow> nassif:  sorry.. I speak english
[02:37] <Warbo> nassif: If I understood that German correctly, it couldn't install ubuntu-minimal because of a PCMCIA package. If you are not on a laptop then just remove ubuntu-minimal
[02:37] <neutrinomass> smith88: Although AFAIK the k7 is 64 bit ...
[02:37] <smith88> neutrinomass: i actually think the stability issues must be hardware related. Thanks for the help
[02:37] <mjr> neutrinomass, nope, it's 32-bit
[02:37] <lhds> ubotu: what does that package provides?
[02:37] <ubotu> I know nothing about what does that package provides? - try searching http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi?db=ubuntu
[02:37] <neutrinomass> mjr: Ok, thanks
[02:37] <abhinay> when i resume from hybernate i got this message "HAL failed to Hybernate" , anything wrong with this ?
[02:37] <Warbo> I use k7 on 32bit, I thought k8 was 64bit?
[02:37] <anny> hello i v  a little problem with bit torrent
[02:37] <frogzoo> neutrinomass: exactly - the k7 kernel is fine, the 'issue' is the 64 bit apps
[02:37] <mjr> Warbo, yeah
[02:37] <anny> how use the sofware
[02:38] <frogzoo> Warbo: k7 is 32bit really? then what's the a64 kernel?
[02:38] <neutrinomass> frogzoo: Which is also a bug and should be reported :) 64-bit is rather OK nowadays isn't it (besides flash and weird multimedia stuff )
[02:38] <Warbo> anny: Just double click on a .torrent file and it will act like a regular download
[02:38] <frogzoo> !info linux-k8
[02:38] <ubotu> Package linux-k8 does not exist in dapper
[02:38] <frogzoo> !info linux-k7
[02:38] <ubotu> linux-k7: Complete Linux kernel on AMD K7.. In repository restricted, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS> (dapper), package size 22 kB, installed size 52 kB
[02:38] <Warbo> !info linux-amd64
[02:38] <ubotu> Package linux-amd64 does not exist in dapper
[02:39] <Warbo> dammit
[02:39] <anny> ok but i have a ubuntu
[02:39] <nassif> Jack_Sparrow: Warbo: it looks like, there is a bit more "damaged". http://rafb.net/paste/results/g8nmlc17.html
[02:40] <FuriousRage> eh not i got another poroblem. my current user who IS in the amountgrp that has rwx in /media/freenet cannot cd into it, and ive made 100% sure the user is in the group..
[02:40] <anny>  warbo : ok but i have a ubuntu
[02:40] <Warbo> nassif: Do you have ubuntu-desktop installed? That usually helps with dist-upgrades
[02:40] <Jack_Sparrow> nassif: Im still waking up about all I can tell is that you have unmet dependencies
[02:40] <Warbo> anny: Ubuntu uses GNOME, which lets you just double click on .torrent files
[02:40] <anny> warbo  no
[02:41] <Warbo> !info bittorrent
[02:41] <ubotu> bittorrent: Scatter-gather network file transfer. In repository main, is optional. Version 3.4.2-6ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 92 kB, installed size 580 kB
[02:41] <teclo> Hello, when printing from ubuntu, I get on the sheet "-12345@PJL SET PAGEPROTECT=AUTO @PJL SET RESOLUTION=600 @PJL SET DENSITY=5 @PJL=SET DUPLEX=OFF ...". I didn't change anything in the printer configuration ! What can I do ?
[02:41] <gimmulf> dont i scp a folder using the -r option
[02:41] <gimmulf> ?
[02:41] <Warbo> anny: I don't know how Firefox might work, but I know that is how Ubuntu's GNOME works by default
[02:41] <|thunder> FuriousRage, browse over to /media/ in nautlus, is there a lock emblem on it ?
[02:41] <nassif> Jack_Sparrow: Warbo: i think "apt-get install -f" fixed it
[02:42] <Jack_Sparrow> good to know
[02:42] <Warbo> nassif: I love that command :)
[02:42] <|thunder> force that mofo
[02:42] <FuriousRage> |thunder: theres an red X over it
[02:42] <Warbo> |thunder: -f is "fix"
[02:42] <|thunder> ohh
[02:42] <|thunder> i use -reinstall
[02:42] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: close that terminal & open a new one
[02:42] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: done that several times.
[02:43] <prinou> e ai
[02:43] <Warbo> -f install will install any missing packages to get the system fixed, and -f remove will remove anything which is broken, even if it can be fixed by installing dependencies
[02:43] <anny> ok
[02:43] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: bash: cd: freenet/: Permission denied
[02:43] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: mount |grep freenet ; ls -ld /media/freenet
[02:43] <Doodluv> my sound just stopped working...just quit, all of the sudden
[02:43] <Warbo> sudo apt-get -f install is useful to run after installing a single .deb, since it can sort out dependencies automatically
[02:43] <nassif> anyone knows the problem with hewlet packard printers and the hp toolbox does not want to start because the printer is not installed via cups backend?
[02:44] <frogzoo> Doodluv: run alsamixer & remove the mute
[02:44] <steveire> In xfce, you can switch desktops by sending the mouse off the screen to the next one. Can you do that in kde/gnome?
[02:44] <Doodluv> frogzoo: well i think its more severe than that
[02:44] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: /dev/sda4 on /media/freenet type vfat (rw,umask=0007,gid=1002)
[02:44] <FuriousRage> drwxrwx--- 8 root amountgrp 8192 1970-01-01 01:00 /media/freenet
[02:44] <Warbo> !info brightside
[02:44] <Jack_Sparrow> warbo, a guy in Mepis said we were all vulnerable because we were using 2.6.15 and not some newer kernel.  As long as we update when prompted we are fine correct ?
[02:44] <ubotu> brightside: Add reactivity to the corners and edges of your GNOME desktop. In repository universe, is optional. Version 1.4.0-1ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 96 kB, installed size 924 kB
[02:44] <Doodluv> frogzoo:
[02:44] <Doodluv> baskew@ubuntu:~$ alsamixer
[02:44] <Doodluv> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device
[02:44] <Warbo> Jack_Sparrow: I htink that is why the -26 came out
[02:44] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: : althought my other user that also is in amountgrp can rw access it.
[02:45] <Warbo> I am using -23. Please don't hack me
[02:45] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: mount |grep freenet
[02:45] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: : /dev/sda4 on /media/freenet type vfat (rw,umask=0007,gid=1002)
[02:45] <Jack_Sparrow> DO we need to manually upgrade kernel
[02:45] <wuming> when i install 6.06, I gor error saying "hdc:intr null header exprected "something, could not continue, anyon know what I'm talking about
[02:46] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: try setting the owner to a non root user...
[02:46] <anny> warbo when  i tape "sudo apt.." my password is incorret
[02:46] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: oksi
[02:46] <Warbo> Jack_Sparrow: I think the -26 package incorporates the kernel security updates from later kernels into the 2.6.15 kernel Ubuntu uses
[02:46] <|thunder> FuriousRage, try this. "sudo nautilus --no-desktop /media/" , then right chick / properties and check the permissions as root.
[02:46] <Jack_Sparrow> THat is what I thought..
[02:47] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks
[02:47] <Warbo> anny: Are you putting in your normal user password? (try Synaptic in System>Administration)
[02:47] <Doodluv> frogzoo: its integrated audio, on an a8n-sli mb
[02:47] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: that worked, thanks!
[02:47] <Konstable> are there any potential problems in installing Gnome on Kubuntu?
[02:47] <frogzoo> Doodluv: ok, try the gnome volume control & check the alsa & oss devices for mutes
[02:47] <FuriousRage> |thunder: setting another uid worked like a charm
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: I run kde apps in ubuntu all the time
[02:48] <frogzoo> FuriousRage: yeh, that's a pain, got me once
[02:48] <Warbo> Konstable: Not that I know of. ubuntu-desktop might change your bootup splash screen though (kubuntu changed my ubuntu one)
[02:48] <bdgraue_> does ubuntu support serial mouse?
[02:48] <anny> it say that anny is not the sudoer file and this incident will be reported
[02:48] <FuriousRage> frogzoo: althought it puzzles me that my other user could access it, both users in the same "non default" group ;>
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: the kde apps add whatever they need to run.. except the app help in some cases
[02:48] <Warbo> anny: Are you the only user?
[02:48] <nassif> apt-get rocks
[02:48] <anny> no
[02:49] <|thunder> FuriousRage, FYI, a lock enblem means no write perms and a red x no read
[02:49] <Warbo> anny: Log in whoever was the first user (maybe get them to help if you don't have the password) and go in System>Administration>Users And Groups. Tick the "execute system tasks" (or similar) for your username
[02:50] <Doodluv> frogzoo: kmix will not start, and gnome-sound-properties says my card is an mpu-401 uart ?
[02:50] <Konstable> Warbo, Jack_Sparrow: thanks for the info.
[02:50] <|thunder> FuriousRage, are you familir with how binary permission work ?
[02:50] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:50] <Doodluv> frogzoo: i think im having hardware issues...
[02:50] <fyrestrtr> anny: type 'groups' and see if you are in the admin group
[02:51] <FuriousRage> |thunder: no, would be my guess ;<
[02:51] <dpupp> im installing via network and floppy, could someone assist me? im trying to follow the instructions here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies but im running in to issues.
[02:51] <|thunder> like, 007 for instance
[02:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: what were you trying to install other than gnome itself?
[02:51] <anny> it say it is  wrong password
[02:51] <frogzoo> Doodluv: a reboot maybe
[02:51] <|thunder> i dont know what the extra 0 is
[02:51] <Doodluv> im so frustrated, ive been in school full-time, and i work full-time ive have waited until i get out so i can 'play' with my linux box and the 1st day my sound dies...ill try a reboot
[02:52] <sheers> I put this code in the http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/6885/capturaecrass6.png Terminal and he did not function. Alguem can explain me what I made of wrong.
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: I tried the install kubuntu-desktop but ended up with just gnome and installing individual apps
[02:52] <Kleine1> is here someobe how want to chat with agirl from germany
[02:52] <Doodluv> this is a dual boot machine, maybe the sound will work on the xp install
[02:52] <|thunder> but, the first 0 is Owner, the second is Group and the third is World.  Then the digits represent different combinations of rwx for each of them
[02:52] <django_> Kleine1, find another channel
[02:52] <Dimitrije> Does gtk+ comes with ubuntu?
[02:52] <frogzoo> Kleine1: this channel is ubuntu support - not what you're looking for probably
[02:52] <django_> Kleine1, this isn't "german-men-playing-women"
[02:52] <FuriousRage> hmm, i cant get firefox to use the profile on my vfat disk ;(
[02:53] <Warbo> Dimitrije: Version 1? I don't think so, you will have to install it after Ubuntu is installed
[02:53] <Kleine1> that is very easz
[02:53] <sioux> people is it normal that the package cgwd seems not be in any repos?
[02:53] <|thunder> for instance. 777 would give Owner Group and World(everyone anywhere) read write and execute access to that file
[02:53] <frogzoo> Kleine1: as a last restort, MMORPG - mostly men online roleplaying girls :D
[02:53] <fyrestrtr> sioux: its in the xgl repos
[02:53] <Dimitrije> Thanks Warbo!
[02:53] <Konstable> Jack_Sparrow: I haven't tried installing anything yet.  But I'm just a new Linux user, playing around with Kubuntu and want to try Gnome out.
[02:53] <django_> frogzoo, haha
[02:53] <|thunder> or maybe i have it backwards
[02:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: to be fair... do a fresh install of Kubuntu or MEpis 6 which also used the Ubuntu repos
[02:54] <Warbo> |thunder: First number is owner, then group then others (you had it right)
[02:54] <django_> |thunder, you're right
[02:54] <|thunder> it might be world group owner
[02:54] <|thunder> ahh
[02:54] <|thunder> ok
[02:54] <django_> chmod 0777
[02:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: duh. sorry, install Ubuntu
[02:55] <Zyfo> ./MSG AUTH ZyF0 <PASSWORD>,//mode $me +x <- That is what I've got in "server commands" in qnet, and it doesn't seem to work. What's the proper way to type 2 commands?
[02:55] <frogzoo> django_: 777 is always wrong (except for tftp)
[02:55] <dpupp> im readig a document which is trying to explain how to get deboot strap, but im not quite understanding it. my console says unreconized option --arch
[02:55] <django_> frogzoo, i was illustrating |thunder's point
[02:55] <FuriousRage> hmm firefox dont wanna work with me ;( i have edited the profile.ini to /media/freenet/Firefox where my actuall profile lays
[02:55] <|thunder> soop, 007 would give the owner and group no access at all, but the world would have FULL rwx
[02:55] <django_> i've never 777'd anything :)
[02:55] <|thunder> *soo
[02:55] <django_> now, get into ACL's ;)
[02:55] <|thunder> soop, dont use 0007 ever
[02:55] <|thunder> try 0770
[02:56] <sioux> fyrestrtr I can't install gcompiz due to old version od cgwd and apt can't find the last version
[02:56] <nassif> Jack_Sparrow: Warbo: had to remove /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils.1.gz manually for any reason. dpkg said it is "not allowed" to overwrite with different file
[02:56] <django_> |thunder, yeah you don't want total access for anyone really
[02:56] <Konstable> Jack_Sparrow: I've got a VMWare image for Ubuntu actually.
[02:56] <fyrestrtr> Zyfo: you first have to register your nick, have you done that? Then, /msg nickserv identify <password>
[02:56] <Konstable> of Ubuntu*
[02:56] <fyrestrtr> sioux: ask in #xgl
[02:56] <frogzoo> so does anyone know how to dump all users with entries in the samba passwd db?
[02:56] <django_> |thunder, just remember read=4, write=2, execute=1
[02:56] <dpupp> can someone guide me into getting debootstrap?
[02:56] <Warbo> nassif: That's weird, but dpkg doesn't like files to be in 2 packages (that's why I never use checkinstall to make packages for custom drivers)
[02:57] <Warbo> dpupp: sudo aptitude install debootstrap
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Konstable: I was never a fan of gnome, always kde, but Ubuntu just seems to work so well for me I had to stay with it.
[02:57] <|thunder> i know binary, just forget the order
[02:57] <|thunder> its as easy as 124
[02:57] <django_> |thunder, lol that's the easy part
[02:57] <Zyfo> fyrestrtr, err, what? sorry if I was unclear, but this isn't nickserv and yes, I do got an auth. The problem is that it won't "send" the command, I guess it's colliding with the second command I try to send. How do I do if I want to separate those commands?
[02:57] <Jack_Sparrow> |thunder: very cute
[02:57] <django_> |thunder, ok, onto umask and octal then
[02:57] <dpupp> warbo: /bin/sh: sudo: not found.
[02:58] <|thunder> you can take it from here.
[02:58] <fyrestrtr> Zyfo: I don't know about qnet, sorry.
[02:58] <lhds> how to bring the folder linux in /usr/src ?
[02:58] <django_> bring the folder?
[02:58] <django_> like bring the noize?
[02:58] <lhds> yes its empty
[02:58] <Warbo> dpupp: You are obviously not in an Ubuntu installation then
[02:58] <frogzoo> bring it on?
[02:58] <django_> lhds, you mean uh ...delete?
[02:58] <fyrestrtr> lhds: why?
[02:58] <lhds> yes
[02:58] <lhds> i deleted it
[02:58] <lhds> i have         linux-headers-2.6.15-26-386  linux-source-2.6.15.tar
[02:58] <django_> bring != delete
[02:58] <lhds> linux-headers-2.6.15-26  linux-source-2.6.15
[02:59] <django_> ah, you want to restore
[02:59] <|thunder> dpupp, what do you get when you "echo $PATH"
[02:59] <fyrestrtr> lhds: why do you want the linux source files?
[02:59] <dpupp> warbo, im trying to install ubuntu... but i need deboot strap in the process.  im following these instructions but some things are not working out. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies
[02:59] <FuriousRage> anyone know if firefox in ubuntu make a log somewhere? apparantly mine doesnt even try to access the profile on my vfat disk
[02:59] <Zyfo> fyrestrtr, it's not about qnet really. Those are the 2 commands, separated by a comma. They work perfect when I type them in chat, the problem is when I want to have 2 commands written out on the same line in the "server commands" at server list.  Is there a "#" on the prompt?
[03:00] <frogzoo> lhds: sudo apt-get install linux-source    ?
[03:00] <fyrestrtr> Zyfo: no, sorry I don't get what you want.
[03:00] <django_> if only I knew what he meant by 'bring'
[03:00] <django_> wierd word that ....
[03:00] <Jack_Sparrow> FuriousRage: IS that the linux version of firefox?
[03:00] <Zyfo> fyrestrtr, say you wanted to first do /command1 and after that /command2. How would you separate these two? The way I did it was just putting a comma in between them, but this didn't seem to work.
[03:00] <lhds> that will bring linux folder back?
[03:00] <django_> lhds, no
[03:00] <lhds> sudo apt-get install linux-source    ?
[03:00] <dpupp> |thunder, i get /usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
[03:00] <frogzoo> lhds: well, it will install hte kernel source
[03:00] <fyrestrtr> Zyfo: try putting a ; between them?
[03:00] <django_> lhds, that will reinstall/install it for you
[03:01] <Zyfo> fyrestrtr, ah, that's the thing I'm looking for. Thanks.
[03:01] <lhds> okay
[03:01] <FuriousRage> Jack_Sparrow: its my windows profile, i have done it before on other dists, just copied the windows profile and used it with firefox in linux
[03:01] <Warbo> dpupp: OK it wants you to get debootstrap as an archive, I'll just check out what is in it for you
[03:01] <django_> lhds, so go for it :)
[03:01] <django_> bring the source!
[03:01] <lhds> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 31 not upgraded.
[03:01] <frogzoo> lhds: but you will have lost any edits
[03:01] <|thunder> then you should have sudo, its in /usr/bin/
[03:01] <Warbo> dpupp: Oh I see what it is doing. Have you got the debootstrap_0.2.45ubuntu36_i386.deb file yet?
[03:01] <fyrestrtr> lhds: sudo ln -sf /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.15 /usr/src/linux
[03:01] <Jack_Sparrow> FuriousRage: Did you copy it to the linux drive or just trying to access it from the linux side
[03:02] <frogzoo> lhds: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-source
[03:02] <dpupp> the 36 is 404.
[03:02] <FuriousRage> Jack_Sparrow: : trying to access it on my vfat disk
[03:02] <frogzoo> lhds: 31 not ugpraded? what's with that?
[03:02] <django_> i think he has it, but can't find it ... try fyrestrtr's symlink
[03:02] <dpupp> and i check other sources and i ended up getting 0.2.45ubuntu27 instead...
[03:02] <|thunder> FuriousRage, try deleting the profile ff creates on the linux drive and soft link it to the profile on the fat drive
[03:02] <lhds> graet
[03:02] <lhds> great
[03:03] <|thunder> but only if you fully understood what i just said
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> FuriousRage: How are you trying to get it to read the fat frofile
[03:03] <lhds> when i make modules modules_install it last for an hour
[03:03] <fyrestrtr> lhds: why are you compiling your own kernel?!
[03:03] <django_> |thunder, would be cooler if he tried and didn't understand ;)
[03:03] <Warbo> dpupp: OK, so you used the "ar" bit?
[03:03] <django_> fyrestrtr, why not?
[03:03] <fyrestrtr> lhds: read !kernel
[03:03] <FuriousRage> Jack_Sparrow: : edited the profile.ini set isrelative=0 and pointed the path there
[03:03] <frogzoo> lhds: cpu & memory is?
[03:03] <dpupp> warbo, ar bit? no idea.
[03:03] <fyrestrtr> django_: because 99% of the time, [a]  they do it wrong [b]  its not necessary
[03:03] <lhds> i have  make menuconfig to add the saa7133 module
[03:03] <|thunder> yakk, i guess ff would just make another blbank profile
[03:04] <Warbo> dpupp: What is the filename of the .deb you downloaded?
[03:04] <fyrestrtr> !kernel
[03:04] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux'). You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[03:04] <django_> fyrestrtr, yeah, but you have to do it first sometime
[03:04] <|thunder> but thats how we learn
[03:04] <abhinay> when i resume from the hibernate i got this message : "HAL failed to hibernate"  anything wrong with this ?
[03:04] <fyrestrtr> django_: ermm, no you don't.
[03:04] <spark33> ubuntu
[03:04] <django_> fyrestrtr, and it's fun for a newb to recompile
[03:04] <fyrestrtr> lhds: read that https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[03:04] <Jack_Sparrow> FuriousRage: I take it you want a common profile that either os can change?
[03:04] <|thunder> ive never recompiled a kernel. ever
[03:05] <lhds> its giving me an error at the end
[03:05] <Hit3k> Are there any linux settings I should tweak to get full download speed out of torrents I get it on Windows but not Ubuntu
[03:05] <lhds> i wll pass it when its over
[03:05] <dpupp> warbo debootstrap_0.2.45ubuntu27_i386
[03:05] <frogzoo> |thunder: it's overrated
[03:05] <dpupp> .deb
[03:05] <django_> fyrestrtr, well, maybe in the 'new' era ... i've had to recompile (*had*) kernels for 10 years
[03:05] <django_> had to
[03:05] <spc> jthunder: me neither.  sounds scary.  ;)
[03:05] <FuriousRage> Jack_Sparrow: : i guess this would do it? ln -s /media/freenet/Firefox /home/mylogin/.mozilla/firefox/profilefolder ?
[03:05] <fyrestrtr> django_: depends on your definition of "fun". Newbie tries to do it for "fun" -- forgets to compile in a critical module (or say, forgets about the initrd) and then his computer doesn't boot. Comes in here and whines about it, then complains that linux sucks.
[03:05] <django_> and i can't really see that changing
[03:05] <|thunder> i agree
[03:05] <Warbo> dpupp: Then run "ar -x debootstrap_0.2.45ubuntu27_i386" (in the "work" folder you made)
[03:05] <FuriousRage> Jack_Sparrow:  and yes, to use bookmarks and such on both os's
[03:05] <|thunder> we'll have a workshop.  lol
[03:05] <fyrestrtr> django_: I have compiled kernels myself for a while, its just not normal for ubuntu.
[03:05] <django_> fyrestrtr, it is one of the easiest things to recompile a kernel. just have the backup, and you learn so much
[03:06] <spc> anybody know about remote desktop / desktop sharing in here?
[03:06] <prion___________> hello am having troubles instaling ubuntu on my system.  Can anyone help please?
[03:06] <A[D] minS> !oracle
[03:06] <ubotu> If you -must- install oracle .... here's a good place to start: http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/linux/install/xe-on-kubuntu.html
[03:06] <dpupp> warbo, can i use wild cards? deboot* ?
[03:06] <django_> fyrestrtr, anyway, wrong channel for a debate
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> FuriousRage: SInce I refuse to surf with Windows I have never seen the need.  SOmeone else may have better ideas on that
[03:06] <spc> I got it set up SOO easy in Gnome, but I'm trying out KDE know and can't get it!
[03:06] <Warbo> dpupp: Yes
[03:06] <nassif> spc: the best way to get a remote desktop is imho freenx. but it does not sharing ircc
[03:06] <|thunder> prion___________, just ask a more specific question. whats not working?
[03:06] <django_> fyrestrtr, incidently, that hypothetical situation you gave is a good thing if the newb goes on to find out what went wrong themselves
[03:07] <spc> nassif: I'm just doing it locally (home network) for now.
[03:07] <fyrestrtr> django_: most of the time, they don't ;)
[03:07] <django_> fyrestrtr, true heh
[03:07] <django_> fyrestrtr, but that kind of thing drove me to be a *nix admin :)
[03:07] <spc> nassif: so i don't need irc.  I didn't even know you could do anything related to irc and remote desktop.
[03:07] <dpupp> warbo ar: debian-binary : file exists
[03:07] <frogzoo> spc: rdesktop, vnc, xdmcp etc
[03:07] <nassif> spc: irc stands for if i recall correctly
[03:07] <spc> FuriousRage: you want to share bookmarks?  Probably best way is online service like de.li.ci.ous or google bookmarks.
[03:07] <Warbo> dpupp: Does "data.tar.gz" exist?
[03:08] <prion___________> thanks thunder, it's quite simple am trying to set up a dual boot system.  have formatted my drives under windows, but ubuntus not seeing the formatting in setup.  How do I get it to instal the drives I've set up for ubuntu?
[03:08] <nassif> spc: ircc
[03:08] <dpupp> yes
[03:08] <|thunder> iirc
[03:08] <fyrestrtr> does anyone know if pdf is a format that can be "stretched" without distortion?
[03:08] <dpupp> warbo, yes
[03:08] <spc> nassif: oic  thanks!
[03:08] <Warbo> dpupp: Have you set up your drive for Ubuntu and stuff?
[03:08] <nassif> |thunder: which is what i liked to express :)
[03:08] <dpupp> i partitioned already.
[03:08] <dpupp> but thats about it
[03:08] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: what format are the drives you want to share?
[03:08] <Warbo> dpupp: And mounted it?
[03:08] <frogzoo> fyrestrtr: some readers alllow "text flow" for web docs
[03:08] <|thunder> fyrestrtr, if you put a vector format image in it. yes
[03:08] <dpupp> i havent got to that part.
[03:09] <prion___________> jack, they're NTFS
[03:09] <fyrestrtr> |thunder: I've got to send this large poster type thing for printing, and its pdf. I wonder if that's good enough.
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !diskmounter > prion___________
[03:09] <Warbo> dpupp: OK, try "ls /sbin/*fs*" and see if there are any "mkfs.something" or "mke2fs" files
[03:09] <fyrestrtr> prion___________: if you created a new partition in windows for ubuntu -- then in the installer, delete the partition so its marked as free space, and then have ubuntu use the free space to automatically partition itself.
[03:09] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________:  It is NOT advised to write to ntfs..
[03:09] <spc> whew, scared to death for a second.  I typed "man rdesktop", and saw something flash up that said "reformatting ..."
[03:09] <|thunder> fyrestrtr,  is it just a full page in acrobat ?
[03:09] <nassif> spc: freenx does reall good compression and works fast as hell. even on a 100mbit lan connection its faster than vnc
[03:10] <django_> anyway, anyone do any gtk development here?
[03:10] <FuriousRage> spc: i got it to work with Jack_Sparrow 's suggestion of ln -s the ff's default to my media/freenet/Firefox
[03:10] <fyrestrtr> |thunder: yeah, and everytime I try to print it, it never prints "borderless" on my printer.
[03:10] <dpupp> warbo, i have about 5 with mkfs
[03:10] <prion___________> OK, there's one complication, my syste is running Intel Matrix RAID and ubuntu doesn't seem to be seeing the drives in their raid setup.
[03:10] <spc> ok, so I'm connecting from my work laptop (windows) using a vnc viewer, to kubuntu - trying anyways.
[03:10] <|thunder> even kinkos printers cant print color to the very edge of the page
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: are those sata raids?
[03:11] <crazy_penguin> Good afternoon all!
[03:11] <m_tadeu> i'm havong ptoblems setting the nvidia drivers... I get this error
[03:11] <m_tadeu> (EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration.
[03:11] <nassif> anybody knows when we may expect freenx capable of desktop sharing?
[03:11] <Warbo> dpupp: OK, then if you know what device name your root partition has do "mkfs.ext2 -j /dev/devicename" (like hda1 or something)
[03:11] <django_> spc, and what's (not) happening?
[03:11] <prion___________> jack, indeed they are.
[03:11] <spc> frogzoo: I'm wondering which / how to configure?  KDE has "desktop sharing" applet, but configuring that didn't seem to help
[03:11] <hyperion_> hi, i'm trying to manualy install a driver for my tv card. but it puts shell scripts into my /etc/hotplug folder, naturally hotplug fails to interpret them, because it isn't supported. how can i make it work?
[03:11] <|thunder> but, if it uses a true type font they will scale infantly. vector images will as well. but rastor images like gifs and jpegs will look like pixeley crap poster size
[03:11] <fyrestrtr> |thunder: its a large linux oriented poster 'Anatomy of a Linux System' :)
[03:11] <crazy_penguin> are the ubuntu 9except kernel-bugs mainling list) mailing lists down?
[03:11] <hyperion_> if i do modprobe i get errors like WARNING: /etc/modprobe.d/wis-ezusb line 62: ignoring bad line starting with 'if'
[03:12] <django_> fyrestrtr, that oughta get the chicks going :)
[03:12] <|thunder> mind dcc's it to me. that sounds cool
[03:12] <dpupp> warbo, i dont know what root partiton name has.
[03:12] <frogzoo> spc: dunno about kde - but check if there's something like Login Window preferences
[03:12] <spc> django_: I can ping (168.192.x.x.), but when I attempt to connect I get "could not connect to server", whether I try 192.168.x.x:0, :1, or no :
[03:12] <dpupp> but i suspect hda.
[03:12] <Warbo> dpupp: You said you partitioned it, so which partition did you choose for your main Ubuntu partition?
[03:12] <nassif> hyperion_: sounds like the scripts are broken
[03:12] <Warbo> hda=drive, hdaX (1,2,3,4,etc.)=partition
[03:12] <sheers> !nvidia
[03:12] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:12] <django_> spc, you are trying to connect over the net? not locally? I ask because you are using LAN addresses
[03:13] <dpupp> ..... i forgot. that was 2 hours ago.
[03:13] <Warbo> dpupp: fdisk -l
[03:13] <Warbo> dpupp: That should list partitions
[03:13] <hyperion_> nassif:  they look like perfectly fine shell scripts, however modprobe doesnt seem to be able to run them as shell scripts...
[03:13] <nassif> hyperion_: or whatever the interpreter is
[03:13] <hyperion_> .  /bin/sh
[03:13] <frogzoo> spc: you need to enable xdmcp - but not sure on kde how to do that
[03:13] <prion___________> Jack_Sparrow, they are SATA drives
[03:14] <django_> spc, and you are sure vnc is running on the server? port 5901 from memory
[03:14] <spc> django_: yes, connect across my home network
[03:14] <nassif> need a reboot bbl
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: sata raid is not supported... but someone may prove me wrong
[03:14] <hyperion_> i get Warnings concerning every line of the script, 88lines
[03:14] <|thunder> fyrestrtr, is it this one ?  ftp://ftp.oreilly.com/pub/poster/oreilly_linux_poster.pdf
[03:14] <spc> frogzoo: I'll look it up, don't even know what xdmcp is
[03:14] <prion___________> Nuts, well thanks for letting me know
[03:14] <dpupp> i see; /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 as boot...
[03:14] <fyrestrtr> |thunder: yeah I think it is.
[03:15] <Warbo> dpupp: Woah, weird directory structure :)
[03:15] <spc> django_: no, I know i had set it up on gnome but then I thought it wasn't necessary.  maybe that's my problem.
[03:15] <dpupp> im using debian boot disks....
[03:15] <Hit3k> I'm using the bittorrent program and when I download a torrent via it I only get 2kb/s down when i average about 300 on windows any idea why this happens and how to fix it?
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: I wish I had a better answer
[03:15] <Warbo> dpupp: fdisk -l should list sizes, so it should be pretty easy to tell which is which
[03:15] <Hit3k> and i've tried to download about 4 torrents so far
[03:15] <dpupp> warbo, yeah its the first one.
[03:15] <django_> spc, perhaps
[03:16] <|thunder> fyrestrtr, the text will be crisp. but the raster image in the middle will not
[03:16] <prion___________> Jack_Sparrow: Dude, you've been more than helpful.
[03:16] <Warbo> dpupp: Then do mkfs.ext2 -j /whatever/the/partition/is
[03:16] <dpupp> warbo, what does that do?
[03:16] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: thanks... this is a great channel
[03:16] <Warbo> dpupp: Makes an ext3 filesystem on the partition
[03:16] <spc> django_: I can just check for processes running and look for vnc server, right?
[03:16] <prion___________> ..............Anyone know if SATA RAID is supported in ubuntu?
[03:16] <fyrestrtr> |thunder: I can live with that.
[03:17] <dpupp> i have done that already i think.
[03:17] <dpupp> warbo, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies im stuck on the last two lines of `getting debootstrap`
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: I have sata drives and the ability to go raid with this MB .. just waiting for someone else to get it working
[03:17] <Warbo> dpupp: Oh, then make a directory like /ubuntu or something (mkdir /ubuntu) and mount the partition on it (mount /whatever/the/partition/is /ubuntu)
[03:18] <guy22> how do i reinstall xserver-xorg-driver-ati
[03:18] <fyrestrtr> guy22: sudo aptitude reinstall xserver-xorg-driver-ati
[03:18] <guy22> i would like the 7.0 version not 7.1
[03:18] <guy22> thanks
[03:19] <MistaED> software SATA RAID works, why wouldn't it? it sounds like it wouldn't be any different than setting up an IDE or SCSI RAID, i think your windows setup raid doesn't work though i read sometime, could be wrong
[03:19] <|thunder> fyrestrtr, you can scale that text to the size of a building if yo u want
[03:19] <Warbo> dpupp: Assuming you have data.tar.gz in /work then running "cd /" then "zcat < /work/data.tar.gz | tar xv" should "install" debootstrap
[03:19] <prion___________> mistaED: need both systems to work, thanks for the tip though.
[03:19] <Warbo> dpupp: Then it is just a matter of running it with Dapper and you drive
[03:19] <fyrestrtr> you know what is annoying? xchm allows you print one *page* at a time as pdf, not the entire help file as pdf.
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: I dual boot as well...  Too many toys in XP to give it up entirely..
[03:20] <issaker> does the installation of grub mess up the MBR? when i try to install windows xp, the setup weirds out at the partition page
[03:20] <Warbo> dpupp: The correct debootstrap command would be "/usr/sbin/debootstrap --arch i386 dapper /ubuntu http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/" (assuming you drive is mounted on /ubuntu)
[03:20] <|thunder> yakk, in page #, put 1-how ever many.   like,  1-30
[03:20] <fyrestrtr> issaker: yes, the installation of grub messes up the mbr.
[03:20] <|thunder> that usually works
[03:20] <munkay> hello again guys :)
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: windows likes to be first
[03:20] <munkay> i am on ubuntu  dapper
[03:20] <prion___________> jack_sparrow: ...yeah and I also have a tech-shy wife to keep happy!
[03:21] <munkay> i got the nvidia drivers for my geforce go 7400
[03:21] <Tamale> funny problem - how can i convince my ubuntu install that it doesn't need to upgrade from <IP_ADDRESS>-686 to  <IP_ADDRESS>-386?
[03:21] <munkay> and followed steps mentioned here : http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Latest_Nvidia_Breezy
[03:21] <Jack_Sparrow> prion___________: I got my wife using Ubuntu
[03:21] <issaker> jack_sparrow, so how can i fix this? now i cant install windows xp =(
[03:21] <fyrestrtr> Tamale: lock the package in synaptic.
[03:21] <dpupp> sorry. im a little slow at this. re-reading
[03:21] <munkay> when i try to restart gdm, it says can't find module nvidia
[03:21] <longwave> Tamale: you can have both those installed at the same time
[03:21] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: what partition is your Ub install?
[03:21] <munkay> any hints, guys?
[03:21] <Tamale> longwave: but i don't need the 386 do i ?
[03:21] <longwave> Tamale: if you don't want any -386 kernels remove linux-image-386 to stop it upgrading those
[03:21] <fyrestrtr> munkay: reboot the machine
[03:21] <issaker> jack_sparrow: f and g
[03:22] <django_> Tamale, why don't you uninstall it?
[03:22] <fyrestrtr> Tamale: not if you are running -686
[03:22] <munkay> fyrestrtr: okay.
[03:22] <hyperion_> hi, i'm trying to manualy install a driver for my tv card. but it puts shell scripts into my /etc/hotplug folder, naturally hotplug fails to interpret them, because it isn't supported. how can i make it work?. if i do modprobe i get errors like WARNING: /etc/modprobe.d/wis-ezusb line 62: ignoring bad line starting with 'if' in each line.
[03:22] <issaker> jack_sparrow: or e and f
[03:22] <prion___________> I'm out. thanks for the advice guys.
[03:22] <spc> nope, I started up vnc4server, still "failed to connect to server"
[03:22] <Tamale> longwave: can i just do an apt-get remove on the original kernel ?
[03:22] <django_> Tamale, through synaptic so it gets all the dependencies (headers etc) out
[03:22] <Warbo> dpupp: Can you give me the output of "mount | grep target" please
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: what is your primary partition on that drive, oh and a limit of four partitions if you wnat Ub to see them..
[03:23] <django_> Tamale, otherwise it'll try to update the modules, headers etc everytime you dist-upgrade
[03:23] <longwave> Tamale: yes, that should work, but linux-image-386 is a metapackage that always depends on the latest -386 kernel, so if you don't want new ones installed remove that too
[03:23] <Tamale> django_: so what's the command i should use to remove?
[03:23] <Moosebuntu> I have two different resolutions for my login screen and when I'm logged in.  Does anyone know how I can change the login screen to match the logged in resolution?
[03:23] <Tamale> to make sure i get everything?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: If you do get XP to install you will need to do this...
[03:23] <django_> Tamale, you are using a wm? through synaptic
[03:23] <guy22> can someone tell me, is ati xorg driver 6.6.0-0ubuntu1 the xorg 7.0 open src driver?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !grub > issaker
[03:23] <Tamale> django_: thanks man
[03:24] <spc> FuriousRage: I missed your earlier comment till just now.  ln -s?  I didn't follow what you said?
[03:24] <django_> Tamale, search for all the 386 stuff, start marking for uninstall, and it'll get the others
[03:24] <spc> nassif:  freenx, what is that?  a client or server?
[03:24] <Warbo> guy22: The DRI one? You may need to set the Driver line in your xorg.conf to "Driver         "radeon""
[03:24] <spc> frogzoo:  I couldn't find anything about xdmcp, I'll keep looking
[03:24] <guy22> Warbo thanks
[03:25] <django_> Tamale, little hint; if you want to install packages, then have it's dependencies removed if you delete it, use aptitude to install
[03:25] <django_> apt doesn't deal with the removal of dependencies
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Warbo: did the help for nvidia change, it used to tell us to manually change nv to nvidia, when I re-read it yesterday I didnt see that in there..?
[03:25] <dpupp> warbo, output is: /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part1 on /target type ext3 (rw)
[03:25] <Tamale> also,
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Warbo: but I may have just missed it
[03:25] <dpupp> not sure how to mount.
[03:26] <Warbo> Jack_Sparrow: I haven't looked at it for a while, since I have been using an ATI for a bit. My Dad has my Nvidia :)
[03:26] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[03:26] <Tamale> openoffice stuff keeps showing up in the upgrade manager
[03:26] <Tamale> and i thought i removed it
[03:26] <troytroy> lol gaim irc client very cute - guess will suspend irssi for sometime
[03:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Warbo: I told a guy to change it per the wiki and he said it didnt tell him to do that..  something for me to look at later
[03:26] <django_> Tamale, same happens here, it doesn't properly remove some stuff
[03:27] <Warbo> dpupp: Then you can just go ahead and run the "zcat < /work/data.tar.gz | tar xv" command then "/usr/sbin/debootstrap --arch i386 dapper http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu"
[03:27] <Warbo> Jack_Sparrow: I've heard the Nvidia page needs changing
[03:27] <Tamale> django_: ok, that's fine.  just wanted to make sure i'm not the only one with the problem
[03:27] <django_> Tamale, but when i checked, for some reason, some packages i had installed were dependant upon that openoffice stuff
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Warbo: they may have finally changed it
[03:27] <django_> for no apparant reason
[03:27] <Tamale> django_: Hopefully i can find them and flush them out then
[03:27] <django_> Tamale, yeah, that's my next mission
[03:28] <Tamale> django_: well, for one, i notice they're all still in the menu
[03:28] <Tamale> the shortcuts
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> I tried to remove open office as well and had many problems..
[03:29] <Tamale> ha.. sounds like we're not alone
[03:29] <dpupp> cd: 163: cant do cd to http://archive.ubuntu.com e: no such script: /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/dapper
[03:29] <munkay> guys, i did a restart and the module error still keeps coming
[03:29] <munkay> nvidia module not found!
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> open office is too much like a microsoft program... big, ugly and dosent want to remove itself..
[03:29] <issaker> jack_sparrow: my primary partition should be my windos partition
[03:29] <django_> Tamale, in the end i left what was there, because like Jack_Sparrow i had problems
[03:29] <issaker> but that one is "broken" as of now
[03:30] <Warbo> dpupp: Hmm, try getting a different debootstrap package. I have used http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debootstrap/debootstrap_0.2.39ubuntu22_i386.deb this one with a Dapper install
[03:31] <munkay> fyrestrtr i did a restart in vain
[03:31] <django_> Tamale, for me it's like the thesaurus and help files want to stay
[03:31] <django_> Tamale, when i remove them i get all sorts of strange dependency problems
[03:31] <django_> where dependencies aren't meant to be
[03:31] <django_> :)
[03:31] <Jack_Sparrow> O-Office has hooks into the OS like IE in M$
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> NOt a good thing
[03:32] <django_> Jack_Sparrow, that's what i figured ... a no-win atm
[03:32] <aleph0> hello everyone. I'm having problems with wu-ftpd. I keep getting "530 login incorrect" errors. does anyone have experience with this?
[03:32] <|thunder> ubuntu should include a OO removal kit
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> or at least a wiki
[03:32] <Warbo> |thunder: It should be called APT
[03:32] <django_> alef0, hmm, when i use the wrong login i do ...
[03:33] <django_> Warbo, zactly
[03:33] <|thunder> yakk, ubuntu didnt create apt though.   nor debain.
[03:33] <aleph0> and when you use the correct login?
[03:33] <dpupp> warbo, do i have to start the whole process again from the start to do this?
[03:33] <aleph0> django_: something is wrong with user authetication using ftp and I can't figure it out.
[03:33] <issaker> so is there a way to fix my mbr without messing up grub?
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker:  yes, boot to command prompt and fdisk /mbr
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> then fix grub
[03:34] <aleph0> does ANYone here have wu-ftpd running correctly?
[03:34] <issaker> whewhen you say command prompt, you dont mean "console" right?
[03:35] <cowmilk> how do i run an "install.sh" file?
[03:35] <medelkass> hi, I got a problem when installing ubuntu. Im using the live CD and when it comes to the part in the installation where its time to partition the hard drive the installation just stops. I got a hard drive on 250GB and 40GB goes to Windows XP already and 150GB is an NTFS Partitioned and the rest is unpartitioned where I want ubuntu to be. Anyone with the same problem?
[03:35] <Hardcopi> I can't get the live cd to boot, it just comes up with an endless string of translated/ata errors. I searched the forums and just cannot find the trouble. Any ideas?
[03:35] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: I did have grub on flooy for awhile and only used the floppy to get to Ub..
[03:35] <FuriousRage> hmm, i keep getting disconnected
[03:35] <issaker> hum
[03:35] <issaker> k]
[03:35] <issaker> thanks, sparrow
[03:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Hardcopi: have you tried to check the md5 of that cd?
[03:35] <django_> Jack_Sparrow, ug .. slow
[03:35] <Warbo> dpupp: You can extract the .deb (probably into a different folder than /work, since it will conflict with the one in there) then extract data.tar.gz (not into /, just into a folder somewhere), go into the usr it creates, then lib and debootstrap. Look for some scripts for dapper and put them in /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts
[03:35] <Jack_Sparrow> issaker: ill be glad to walk you through any of that
[03:35] <|thunder> cowmilk, ./install.sh
[03:36] <Hardcopi> Nope, but it shouldn't be a burn problem, I tried burning the dvd version and kubuntu, just to make sure.
[03:36] <|thunder> cowmilk, "./install.sh" in a terminal
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> django_: that was just for testing until I was comfortable.
[03:36] <petros> hi!
[03:36] <jimmy89> hmm
[03:36] <jimmy89> um, i cant seem to copy using gFTP
[03:36] <petros> i have installed kubuntu, now i want to try gnome
[03:36] <|thunder> cowmilk, or maybe pyton install.sh
[03:36] <petros> which package must i install for gnome?
[03:36] <petros> is there a bundle package?
[03:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Hardcopi: I would check it.. NEro has a free md5 program
[03:37] <jimmy89> do i have to give gFTP root access to write?
[03:37] <django_> Jack_Sparrow, yeah i gotcha, i had to do the same once, which is why i commiserated :)
[03:37] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[03:37] <finalbeta> Anyone how a tutorial on how to set up xgame in dapper?
[03:37] <Jack_Sparrow> petros: gnome-desktop
[03:37] <petros> thx Jack_Sparrow
[03:37] <cowmilk> |thunder: i tried that. what's the first character in your nick?
[03:38] <STEEK> why doesn't ubuntu ask me to create a root acount during install and how do I do this?
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> but it wont be like a fresh install of Ubuntu
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> bang
[03:38] <dpupp> warbo thats over my head at the moment :( might be faster if i try harder to locate the specified file in the guide...  or is that guide for hoary and not dapper? i might be reading the wrong document for the last 6 hours.
[03:38] <medelkass> anyone?
[03:38] <cowmilk>  File "install.sh", line 14
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> medelkass: did you ask a question?
[03:39] <cowmilk>  INSTALLER_LICENSE="                      ^ SyntaxError: EOL while scanning single-quoted string  is the error i get when i do python install.sh
[03:39] <medelkass> yes
[03:39] <cowmilk> !info castpodder
[03:39] <ubotu> Package castpodder does not exist in dapper
[03:39] <medelkass> I wrote "hi, I got a problem when installing ubuntu. Im using the live CD and when it comes to the part in the installation where its time to partition the hard drive the installation just stops. I got a hard drive on 250GB and 40GB goes to Windows XP already and 150GB is an NTFS Partitioned and the rest is unpartitioned where I want ubuntu to be. Anyone with the same problem?"
[03:39] <cowmilk> !info juice
[03:39] <ubotu> juice: playlist editor / player frontend. In repository universe, is optional. Version 0.03pbuild1 (dapper), package size 105 kB, installed size 340 kB
[03:39] <jimmy89> i cant copy with an ftp program *cries*
[03:39] <cowmilk> !info ipodder
[03:39] <ubotu> ipodder: a podcast receiver. In repository universe, is optional. Version 2.1.9-4 (dapper), package size 640 kB, installed size 2648 kB
[03:39] <FuriousRage> hmm how to i fix so my mouse works like mousewheel "click" is double click? now it does something else
[03:39] <cowmilk> !info podnova
[03:39] <ubotu> Package podnova does not exist in dapper
[03:40] <Warbo> dpupp: The guide is for hoary, and it seems like the debootstrap you got doean't know what dapper is, but running the same ar and zcat commands (but NOT in /) should extract the new .deb, then copy the dapper scripts in it (in usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts) to /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts
[03:40] <Jack_Sparrow> medelkass: is that 150 on one partition for a total of two partitions and the unallocated space?
[03:41] <dpupp> is there a debootstrap that does know dapper?
[03:41] <Warbo> dpupp: That link I gave does
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> jimmy89: sounds like a permissions problem
[03:41] <|thunder> ubotu, did you uncomment the universal repos in apt sources ?