[12:01] <tanath> baikonur: shouldn't be enough to worry about or be noticeable
[12:01] <tanath> baikonur: you need to install windows first, because it'll overwrite the mbr and you wouldn't be able to boot into ubuntu
[12:02] <tanath> baikonur: but with ubuntu installed 2nd, it'll let you install a boot loader (grub) that'll let you choose windows or ubuntu
[12:02] <Flannel> No.  you can recover : http://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:02] <tanath> _tcc: yeh, try logging into a regular gnome session, and see if compiz appears there
[12:03] <_tcc> a regular gnome session?
[12:03] <tanath> baikonur: or, what Flannel said
[12:03] <majd> hey
[12:03] <majd> i just messed up
[12:03] <tanath> _tcc: at the login screen you should be able to choose your session.. gnome or xgl...
[12:03] <baikonur> do I need a /boot partition at the very beginning of the hard disk or is this only a problem with old computers?
[12:03] <_tcc> ok
[12:03] <_tcc> tanath, brb
[12:03] <tanath> _tcc: choose gnome
[12:03] <m0> i read the  link on wiki for xivd
[12:04] <avu> baikonur: that problem is long gone
[12:04] <m0> and I downloaded xvid codec from its website
[12:04] <m0> and I compiled ocnfigured and make && make install
[12:04] <m0> but I still can't view movies
[12:04] <m0> do I need to restart?
[12:04] <tanath> m0:
[12:04] <tanath> m0: no
[12:05] <tanath> m0: there are repositories you can add to install those codecs properly
[12:05] <baikonur> what's the advantage of a special partition just for the swap file?
[12:05] <m0> tanath:  i am trying to find how
[12:05] <guest1> Does the AMD64 build have any special customizations other than being built using 64-bit mode?
[12:05] <tanath> !codecs
[12:05] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[12:05] <tanath> m0: ^
[12:05] <m0> i read the first link
[12:06] <guest1> I have an Opteron server and wondering if I should use the i386 or AMD64 build
[12:06] <m0> the second link is movie editing
[12:06] <nicolas_> guest1: probably AMD64 will be faster
[12:06] <wind> with keyboard preferences what would the Fn key be for? (sony vaio laptop)
[12:06] <thedead1> Does anyone have time to help me?
[12:06] <_tcc> tanath, ok
[12:07] <wind> or is there a way to enable the Fn key
[12:07] <guest1> nicolas_, i don't care about binaries executing faster, i want better compatibility
[12:07] <Number_5> quest1 i have an amd64 and i use x86 build
[12:07] <nicolas_> guest1: compatibility with what?
[12:07] <tanath> _tcc: compiz there?
[12:07] <Snakehit> someone who haves a good guide for real newbies?
[12:07] <catadoxas> hey
[12:07] <guest1> nicolas_, im having trouble because our Opteron server has 2 raid cards in it
[12:07] <tanath> _tcc: go to apps > compiz > general > allscreens > options
[12:07] <guest1> nicolas_, the kernel fails to boot
[12:07] <tanath> _tcc: double-click active_plugins
[12:08] <catadoxas> i just fucked up my kernel config and did it again without removing the fucked up setup
[12:08] <_tcc> tanath, lol it's not there
[12:08] <guest1> nicolas_, says something about IRQ already taken, /dev/iop0
[12:08] <_tcc> !language
[12:08] <catadoxas> now it doesnt boot anymore
[12:08] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:08] <_tcc> catadoxas, ;) I just felt like doing that.
[12:08] <wind> anyone know?
[12:08] <catadoxas> where can I remove them compleetle
[12:08] <nicolas_> guest1: i386 (or i686 or k7) is usually more compatible with programs and stuff. AMD64 usually runs faster
[12:08] <s_v_e_n> Hi, How to find out , which paket to install to get the programm
[12:08] <tanath> _tcc: nuts... not sure what i did to get it there...
[12:08] <catadoxas> synaptic doesnt find them
[12:09] <_tcc> tanath, hrm, i have no idea how to set this up
[12:09] <_tcc> i don't really mess with the GUI
[12:09] <guest1> nicolas_, i386 is the default and what i am using
[12:09] <_tcc> i'm trying to emulate that guys style
[12:09] <_tcc> it's awesome
[12:09] <s_v_e_n> Hi, How to find out , which paket to install to get the programm 'lc' - i tryed to seach with apt-file but i dont think i get a good match
[12:09] <guest1> nicolas_, the problem is the iop0 IRQ conflict
[12:09] <atul> Hi every body
[12:09] <nicolas_> guest1: can't help you with the raid cards or the IRQ conflict, sorry
[12:09] <guest1> this is an I20 SCSI device
[12:09] <tanath> _tcc: try installing gset-compiz
[12:10] <lukaswayne9> How can I minimize a fullscreen X application?
[12:10] <_tcc> I can't find the packetge.
[12:10] <fyrestrtr> lukaswayne9: right click on its icon, minimize.
[12:10] <_tcc> packege
[12:10] <_tcc> package*!**!
[12:10] <tanath> lukaswayne9: alt+tab doesn't get you out? if not, there's prolly a kb shortcut for that app
[12:10] <catadoxas> if I installed a kernel like that "dpkg -r kernel-image-<IP_ADDRESS>_686_i386.deb
[12:10] <catadoxas> " how do i remove it
[12:10] <tanath> lukaswayne9: or other option
[12:11] <DrBanzai> Anybody know how to get minicom to talk to a serial device OTHER then a modem?
[12:11] <richiefrich> o.O
[12:11] <atul> can any body give me the link for Real Player
[12:11] <tanath> _tcc: install gset-compiz and then see if it's there
[12:11] <farous> catadoxas: the way you describe it with dpkg -r you remove the kernel :) not install it
[12:11] <lukaswayne9> tanath: i'd like to be able toggle between my games and gaim
[12:11] <catadoxas> em
[12:12] <catadoxas> thats what I tried
[12:12] <tanath> lukaswayne9: alt+tab doesn't work?
[12:12] <fyrestrtr> lukaswayne9: alt+tab
[12:12] <lukaswayne9> tanath: alt+tab doesn't work
[12:12] <catadoxas> it sais im must specify packages by their own names
[12:12] <catadoxas> etc
[12:12] <farous> catadoxas: so you did not install it you tries to remove it. in a terminal type man dpkg
[12:12] <_tcc> tanath, nope
[12:12] <fyrestrtr> atul: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[12:12] <lukaswayne9> fyrestrtr: tanath alt+tab works outside my fullscreen apsp, but when running a fullscreen app it doesn't
[12:12] <_tcc> might having gnome-compiz install have anything to do with it?
[12:12] <tanath> _tcc: did you run it?
[12:13] <ubuntu> qui parle franais?
[12:13] <blabi1> ok...stupid question i know, but i accidentally removed the garbage can from the bottom right panel, how do i get it back?
[12:13] <_tcc> tanath, i cannot find nor do i have it
[12:13] <fyrestrtr> blabi1: right click on the panel, add to panel.
[12:13] <Flannel> blabi1: right click, add to panel, then add the garbage thing
[12:13] <tanath> _tcc: sudo apt-get install gset-compiz
[12:13] <ubuntu> aider moi
[12:13] <_tcc> tanath, Couldn't find package gset-compiz
[12:13] <tanath> _tcc: if that doesn't work, you didn't add the repositories like the guide said...
[12:14] <soundray> !fr
[12:14] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[12:14] <_tcc> tanath, can you link me again?
[12:14] <ubuntu> who speak french?
[12:14] <soundray> ubuntu: the people in #ubuntu-fr do
[12:15] <ubuntu> help me
[12:15] <soundray> !helpme
[12:15] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:15] <DrBanzai> Anybody know how to get minicom to talk to a serial device OTHER then a modem?
[12:15] <tanath> _tcc: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168618
[12:15] <soundray> DrBanzai: what serial device
[12:15] <soundray> ?
[12:15] <m0> okay ,,,, In https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  it says Install the following packages to play most proprietary formats using Totem and Rhythmbox, which both come with Ubuntu.
[12:15] <m0> Now there are like 10 gstreamers
[12:16] <m0> how d I install it
[12:16] <DrBanzai> soundray, The console port on my ethernet switch
[12:16] <warlock__> !pastebin
[12:16] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[12:16] <ubuntu> comment configuer et installer dns?
[12:16] <m0> #
[12:16] <m0> gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[12:16] <m0> #
[12:16] <m0> gstreamer0.10-pitfdll
[12:16] <ubuntu> rponder!!!
[12:16] <soundray> DrBanzai: just give it the proper device name (e.g. /dev/ttyS0) and it should be fine
[12:16] <antox> how can I add leading zeroes to a number to make a counter with a fixed digit-count in a shell-script?
[12:17] <ubuntu> parler fraais!!
[12:17] <DrBanzai> soundray, Ahh, SHOULD be...My minicom always says it's offline...how do I get it to go online?
[12:17] <soundray> antox: use seq with the -w switch
[12:17] <bbrazil> !fr
[12:17] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[12:17] <antox> soundray: 10x
[12:17] <ubuntu> ok merci
[12:17] <syntaxx> how can i start xorg?
[12:18] <m0> how do I install a package?
[12:18] <tanath> syntaxx: startx ?
[12:18] <jdahm> ##linux
[12:18] <ubuntu> oui mais je dbute moi
[12:18] <fyrestrtr> syntaxx: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[12:18] <tanath> m0: in synaptic or terminal?
[12:18] <syntaxx> tanath: it says command not found
[12:18] <m0> need to isntall this package according to that link gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[12:18] <soundray> DrBanzai: I'm not sure, but I think there is a configuration item somewhere where you can set it to ignore DTR or similar.
[12:18] <fyrestrtr> !synaptic > m0
[12:19] <tanath> odd
[12:19] <tanath> m0: if you have the repositories... sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[12:19] <tanath> m0: or find it in synaptic
[12:19] <m0> terminal I want to install it in terminal
[12:19] <m0> how do I get hte repositories?
[12:19] <tanath> m0: you sure you read the link? :P
[12:20] <m0> i read the description
[12:20] <m0> #
[12:20] <m0> nstall the following packages to play most proprietary formats using Totem and Rhythmbox, which both come with Ubuntu.
[12:20] <m0> #
[12:20] <m0> thats what it said....
[12:20] <ubuntu> aluno help me
[12:20] <m0> gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
[12:20] <DanaG> Is it possible to make eth1 be called wlan0?
[12:20] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: i just apt-get install xserver-xorg and trying out fluxbox bcoz i installed my ubuntu as base system install
[12:20] <DanaG> It's just a cosmetic issue.
[12:21] <fyrestrtr> syntaxx: oh okay.
[12:21] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: i just wanna check out my desktop til the kubuntu-desktop is finished
[12:21] <soundray> DanaG: you'd have to modify and recompile the driver source. Not worth it
[12:21] <DanaG> Ah, okay.
[12:21] <tanath> m0: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#what
[12:21] <DanaG> Well, then how about at least getting my wired eth0 to work with DHCP?
[12:21] <fyrestrtr> syntaxx: you need to configure X first.
[12:22] <tanath> m0: sorry, it's linked to on that page, but i guess it wasn't obvious
[12:22] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: so how can i run it? startx says command not found
[12:22] <lummi> Does anyone know if it possible for a remote user to login via my server (which is allowed to login to serverX because my ip is allowed)?
[12:22] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: yeah i done with configuring
[12:22] <DanaG> In SuSE it only worked if I checked "always request broadcast response", but I can find no such option in Ubuntu.
[12:22] <fyrestrtr> syntaxx: try /etc/init.d/xdm start
[12:22] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: no such file or directory
[12:23] <fyrestrtr> you should have a startx somewhere, search for it.
[12:23] <fyrestrtr> or wait for kubuntu-desktop :)
[12:23] <sagarp> gnome-terminal in dapper now supprots transparency...does this mean that GTK also supports it?
[12:23] <ubuntu> parler franais deux second please!!
[12:23] <tanath> m0: fyi, the ways you install a package are normally with synaptic, or with apt-get in a terminal, or manually in a terminal by downloading the .deb package and running 'sudo dpkg -i package.deb'
[12:23] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: lol waiting for 4hours? :D
[12:23] <damian_> I accidentally deleted my usr/share/pixmaps folder...does anyone know if I can get a replacement somewhere?
[12:24] <wind> how do i install the sonypi module?
[12:24] <_tcc> tanath, it still cannot find gset-compiz
[12:24] <DanaG> gset-compiz is obsolete.
[12:24] <_tcc> i updated and added the repos
[12:24] <m0> tanath: yea i guess I understand that, but I guess my problem is with reprosotorie
[12:24] <_tcc> not in that order :)
[12:25] <Ricesteam> Anyone have trouble skinning the Opera browser?
[12:25] <Sir_Fawnpug> Ricestream, try a sharp knife.
[12:25] <jvai> lol
[12:25] <Ricesteam> lol, but seriously
[12:25] <tanath> _tcc: you added these? deb http://www.beerorkid.com/compiz/ dapper main
[12:25] <tanath> deb http://xgl.compiz.info/ dapper main
[12:26] <syntaxx> fyrestrtr: oh well i locate startx but still no startx.. well i guess ill w8 for the kubuntu-desktop thanks
[12:26] <_tcc> tanath, yes
[12:26] <hakanw> damn, my ubuntu server has been up and running for 43 days. today we had to restart it, and now apache won't start. seems it isn't able to open the port 443. can someone help me? apache output is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20920
[12:26] <tanath> _tcc: then ran apt-get update, then apt-get install gset-compiz
[12:26] <_tcc> yes =)
[12:26] <DanaG> How can I fix my DHCP?
[12:26] <papo> hi
[12:26] <DanaG> (client.)
[12:27] <synic> hakanw: ps fax | grep apache
[12:27] <synic> hakanw: ps fax  |grep httpd
[12:27] <papo> what font does ubuntu use by default for the GUI (gnome stuff and everything non-fixed)
[12:27] <_tcc> DanaG, what is wrong with it?
[12:27] <DanaG> It can't get an IP.
[12:27] <richy> ciao raga;)
[12:27] <syntaxx> hakanw: seems to me the the port that he tries to bind to is already in use
[12:27] <_tcc> sudo dhclient
[12:27] <hakanw> synic: that's interesting. everytime I run that, I get 1 match but the pid keeps increasing by two for every time
[12:27] <richy> i have aproblem with my resolution
[12:27] <DanaG> As I said earlier:  "In SuSE it only worked if I checked "always request broadcast response", but I can find no such option in Ubuntu."
[12:28] <hakanw> $ ps fax | grep httpd
[12:28] <hakanw>  4200 pts/0    S+     0:00              \_ grep httpd
[12:28] <fourat> is there any 'GUI' application that is like Cain sniffer on windows ?
[12:28] <_tcc> DanaG, sudo dhclient
[12:28] <hakanw> ps fax | grep httpd
[12:28] <hakanw>  4202 pts/0    R+     0:00              \_ grep httpd
[12:28] <synic> hakanw: what about the apache one?
[12:28] <hakanw> etc.
[12:28] <richy> i'm blocked on 640x480
[12:28] <DanaG> Right now I have it set to manual IP.
[12:28] <richy> who i can sblock that?
[12:28] <syntaxx> hakanw: and i think you have installed apache and apache2
[12:28] <hakanw> syntaxx: I haven't
[12:28] <warlock__> !pastebin
[12:28] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[12:29] <hakanw> I am using a standard LAMP standard install
[12:29] <synic> hakanw: yah, that's actually just showing your grep process.  Does ps fax | grep apache show anything?
[12:29] <hakanw> synic: see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20921
[12:29] <syntaxx> hakanw: ps aux | grep apache
[12:29] <synic> hakanw: apache is already running
[12:29] <hakanw> why do I get the startup error then?
[12:30] <tanath> _tcc: try going here and downloading it manually http://www.beerorkid.com/compiz/pool/main/g/gset-compiz/
[12:30] <synic> because it's already running... so it can't bind the ports.
[12:30] <hakanw> even when I try to restart the current process
[12:30] <fyrestrtr> is the error about <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[12:30] <syntaxx> hakanw: when boot does apache start too?
[12:30] <synic> /etc/init.d/apache2 stop
[12:30] <syntaxx> hakanw: why do you have to use apachectl restart then?
[12:30] <synic> and make sure it's actually not running before you try to start it again.
[12:30] <tanath> _tcc: http://www.beerorkid.com/compiz/pool/main/g/gset-compiz/gset-compiz_0.3.3-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[12:30] <hakanw> problem is, I restarted the computer
[12:30] <hakanw> after that the webserver doesn't work.
[12:31] <hakanw> so, I try to restart it with the init.d script
[12:31] <DanaG> That's odd: sudo dhclient works.
[12:31] <_tcc> tanath, i was about to do that, installed.
[12:31] <hakanw> and I get the error pasted.
[12:31] <syntaxx> hakanw: then you dont need to run apache restart
[12:31] <DanaG> But it won't work when set in network-admin.
[12:31] <synic> hakanw: stop it, and make sure it's stopped.
[12:31] <syntaxx> hakanw: just do apache start
[12:31] <_tcc> tanath, now wht?
[12:31] <hakanw> syntaxx: that doesn't help. it gives the same error
[12:31] <tanath> _tcc: k, then just run it and exit, and go back to gconf-editor
[12:31] <tanath> _tcc: see if that makes compiz appear
[12:31] <hakanw> synic: ok
[12:31] <syntaxx> hakanw: and if still try reconfiguring your apache again
[12:32] <_tcc> tanath, yes
[12:32] <hakanw> syntaxx: it's been running for more than a month, I can't start from scratch.
[12:32] <m0> test
[12:32] <tanath> _tcc: alrighty
[12:32] <hakanw> that's not very realistic
[12:32] <m0> hmm interesting,, i pressed a button to quit
[12:32] <tanath> _tcc: go to apps > compiz > general > allscreens > options
[12:32] <_tcc> ok
[12:32] <tanath> _tcc: double-click active_plugins
[12:32] <hakanw> synic: ok, it stopped.  then I tried to start it, and I get the same error about the address (port?) being in use
[12:32] <_tcc> ok
[12:33] <syntaxx> hakanw: do you have nmap?
[12:33] <DanaG> Hmm, now DHCP seems to work.
[12:33] <hakanw> syntaxx: it doesn't seem to be available, no.  this is a standard ubuntu-server LAMP install with no extras
[12:33] <DanaG> er, no.
[12:33] <tanath> _tcc: you want these: gconf decoration wobbly fade minimize cube rotate zoom scale move resize place menu switcher
[12:33] <jdahm> I just installed ubuntu a few days ago and I really like it, but there are not too many packages for it, even in the universe and multiverse, is there any way to get more packages for it without just installing source?
[12:33] <tanath> _tcc: in that order
[12:34] <syntaxx> hakanw: ok then install nmap for you to make sure that the port you are running is available
[12:34] <tanath> _tcc: it's in the guide: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168618
[12:34] <hakanw> synic: does it have to do with my ssl virtual host conf?
[12:34] <pontifex> jdahm: do you have specific packages you're after?
[12:34] <ajcates> hello
[12:34] <DanaG> Ret removing ~/.gconf/apps/compiz.{i'm not sure}
[12:34] <DanaG> It will reset all compiz options.
[12:34] <DanaG> s/ret/try/
[12:35] <lwizardl> !nvidia
[12:35] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:35] <snoops> jdahm, what is it you're looking to get? Because from my point of view there are tens of thousands of applications in places like multiverse and universe
[12:35] <hakanw> syntaxx: I installed nmap, and ran "nmap localhost".  seems like https and http are both running
[12:35] <DanaG> !NetworkManager
[12:35] <ajcates> i can't get x to start
[12:35] <tanath> jdahm: there's quite a few... but you can install pretty much any .deb packages. there's many in the debian repositories, and elsewhere
[12:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about NetworkManager - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:35] <Remy> !grub
[12:35] <ubotu> grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[12:35] <hakanw> as well as mysql and ftp (but those work)
[12:35] <jdahm> pontifex, well I would have thought that at least irssi would be in the universe
[12:35] <ajcates> it says there are errors and stuff
[12:35] <syntaxx> hakanw: then you have 2 webserver installed
[12:35] <DanaG> What does NetworkManager do?  Just wireless?
[12:36] <syntaxx> hakanw: the only thing to make sure you only have 1 try sudo apt-get remove apache
[12:36] <tanath> jdahm: there's also restricted repositories though
[12:36] <jdahm> tanath, oh, is irssi in any of those?
[12:36] <hakanw> syntaxx: where would the other be?  it's not showing up in the processes
[12:36] <tanath> jdahm: yeah
[12:36] <hakanw> hmm
[12:36] <jdahm> tanath, which?
[12:37] <syntaxx> hakanw: it may different name try netstat -a
[12:37] <tanath> jdahm: not sure... lemme paste my sources.list
[12:37] <hakanw> is the standard apache2 supposed to be in usr/sbin/apache2? that one is running
[12:37] <warlock__> !pastebin
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[12:37] <jdahm> tanath, ok pm or pastbin
[12:37] <syntaxx> hakanw: well i think so.. im not compilin my apache thru apt i always use source coz i need some options in it
[12:37] <curdaneta> hi
[12:38] <Tomosaur> guys I'm having a very very minor problem, but it's a little annoying: every time I open up a terminal, I see my environment being set
[12:38] <syntaxx> hakanw: have u try sudo apt-get remove apache?
[12:38] <snoops> jdahm irssi is in main
[12:38] <Tomosaur> anyone got any ideas?
[12:38] <pontifex> jdahm: it is
[12:38] <pontifex> jdahm: I am using it right now
[12:38] <hakanw> syntaxx: what should I look for in the netstat output? there's this
[12:38] <hakanw> tcp6       0      0 *:www                   *:*                     LISTEN
[12:38] <hakanw> tcp6       0      0 *:https                 *:*                     LISTEN
[12:38] <hakanw> among other things.
[12:38] <lmanul> Tomosaur: what do you see, for example?
[12:38] <tanath> jdahm: http://pastebin.ca/136813
[12:38] <thedead1> Hello, does anyone have a min to help meout?
[12:38] <jdahm> pontifex, hmm lemme search again but I didnt see it the first time
[12:38] <pontifex> jdahm: in fact irssi is in main
[12:38] <Tomosaur> declare -x XAUTHORITY="/home/tom/.Xauthority"
[12:39] <Tomosaur> that's the last line it echos
[12:39] <hakanw> syntaxx: is that really safe to run? I really don't want to accidently remove my whole webserver
[12:39] <_tcc> tanath, all those things are already in it
[12:39] <Tomosaur> but it echoes everything :/
[12:39] <VikJES> thedead1: what's up?
[12:39] <lmanul> Tomosaur: 1) can you type this :  echo $SHELL
[12:39] <syntaxx> hakanw: it is safe coz apt-get remove is just removing the software not the configuration
[12:39] <_tcc> compiz.real: No composite extension
[12:39] <lmanul> Tomosaur: and tell me what it says
[12:39] <tanath> _tcc: yeah, but you prollly have others that you DON'T want there
[12:39] <_tcc> I get that error when I try and run it.
[12:39] <Tomosaur> lmanul, /bin/bash
[12:39] <syntaxx> hakanw: if you want to remove the whole application and its conf you'll use dpkg --purge apache
[12:39] <hakanw> syntaxx: still, I don't want to remove apache ... would it tell me whether I have two of them?
[12:40] <lmanul> Tomosaur: Okay, so try and have a look at the  ~/.bashrc  file
[12:40] <snoops> jdahm you're using synaptic to find it?
[12:40] <tanath> _tcc: make sure you only have those ones
[12:40] <lmanul> Tomosaur: like   gedit ~/.bashrc
[12:40] <jdahm> snoops, hmm its in synaptic, but not add/remove packages
[12:40] <Tomosaur> lmanul, yeah I've done that, but there's nothing I can see :S
[12:40] <jdahm> snoops, why is that the case?
[12:40] <thedead1> VikJES I was following the persistantusbdrive wiki on the website, and when I try and boot for the first time I get an error saying "L 99 99 99...99 99"
[12:40] <Tomosaur> lmanul, I mean nothing I can see which would cause it
[12:40] <syntaxx> hakanw: try sudo dpkg -l | grep apache
[12:40] <tanath> _tcc: IIRC it was the shadow one messing you up
[12:40] <snoops> yeah add/remove packages is only a tiny subset of the repositories
[12:40] <lmanul> Tomosaur: have you tried other "dot" files like .login or such ?
[12:41] <_DjScrew_> can anyone help a noob auto mount ntfs partitions?
[12:41] <jdahm> snoops, whyy? thats a bad system
[12:41] <Tomosaur> oh wait lol, just fixed it ^_^
[12:41] <Tomosaur> lmanul, it was a bad extra path I'd put in, must've missed it earlier :P
[12:41] <syntaxx> hakanw: and if it doesnt show up try changing apache to httpd
[12:41] <lmanul> Tomosaur: Oh, good, solved then?
[12:41] <snoops> as far as I'm aware add/remove is only for very popular applications approved by the ubuntu guys
[12:41] <syntaxx> hakanw: dont paste in my private msg youll get ignored
[12:41] <Tomosaur> lmanul, yup cheers for your help :)
[12:41] <VikJES> thedead1: somehow 'lilo' is complaining about something, sorry i'm not familiar with this document on the wiki, let me look at it...
[12:42] <lmanul> Tomosaur: no problem :)
[12:42] <_tcc> tanath,
[12:42] <hakanw> syntaxx: sorry, thought that was kosher.
[12:42] <_tcc> gnome-window-decorator: Screen 0 on display ":0.0" already has a decoration manager; try using the --replace option to replace the current decoration manager.
[12:42] <jdahm> snoops, ahh cool, well all the pacakges I was looking for I found, thanks
[12:42] <Gun_Smoke> Guys are there any apps out there for linux like os X's xbench? www.xbench.com ?
[12:42] <syntaxx> hakanw: try sudo dpkg -l | grep httpd
[12:42] <tanath> _tcc: when did you get that?
[12:42] <_tcc> when i run it
[12:42] <hakanw> syntaxx: nothing
[12:42] <tanath> _tcc: run what?
[12:42] <thedead1> VikJES thanks! here is the link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[12:42] <_tcc> i was setting it up on another guide`
[12:42] <_tcc> `thefuture`
[12:42] <snoops> jdahm cool :)
[12:42] <lmanul> Gun_Smoke: what does it do?
[12:43] <syntaxx> hakanw: or just try apt-get remove apache it will ask you if you really wants to remove your apache so dont worry
[12:43] <tanath> _tcc: yeh, remove all changes made according to any other guides, and follow the one i gave you
[12:43] <k122901> hello
[12:43] <lmanul> Gun_Smoke: http://www.gameminutes.net/video.php?console=NES&name=Gun_Smoke  :-pp
[12:43] <antox> syntaxx: maybe it is apache2 ;)
[12:43] <syntaxx> hakanw: if it ask you then try apt-get remove apache2 if it still asked you then you have 2 apache running
[12:43] <k122901> how is eveyone
[12:43] <hakanw> syntaxx: it says "apache" is not installed.
[12:43] <_tcc> tanath, ok
[12:43] <tanath> _tcc: in particular, any changes made to /etc/gdm/gdm.conf and /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom
[12:43] <hakanw> so only one apache, I'm pretty sure
[12:43] <Ych_> whats the prog to manage volume?
[12:43] <jdahm> snoops, just wondering, is there a command-line app similar to apt?
[12:43] <Gun_Smoke> lmanul:  Pretty much bench tests your entire system.. And gives you a score on performance.
[12:43] <syntaxx> hakanw: hmm weird
[12:43] <DanaG> I wonder what would happen if you used the _old_ 3ddesktop within XGL/Compiz
[12:43] <hakanw> I really haven't installed anything. it's a vanilla ubuntu-server LAMP install
[12:44] <tanath> _tcc: you do have direct rendering, right?
[12:44] <H080J03> can some one pirvet talk me, i have no X and need some help getting it back
[12:44] <_tcc> yea
[12:44] <hakanw> does it have to do with the hostname warning before?
[12:44] <syntaxx> hakanw: are you sure your firewall is up for the past 43days?
[12:44] <_DjScrew_> !ntfs
[12:44] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[12:44] <tanath> _tcc: k, then you're good to go
[12:44] <VikJES> thedead1: you get this error when you try to boot from you USB drive NOT from you HD?
[12:44] <hakanw> syntaxx: no firewall except the built-in one
[12:44] <_tcc> tanath, thanks brb!
[12:44] <hakanw> it has an external IP
[12:45] <gidim> Wow.
[12:45] <thedead1> VikJES yes, when I try and boot off the USB drive with NO CD in the drive
[12:45] <lmanul> Gun_Smoke: maybe try apt-cache search benchmark and see if there is anything you like among those
[12:45] <VikJES> thedead1: I was just worried that you hosed your HD by mistake
[12:45] <gidim> This doesn't bode well.
[12:45] <syntaxx> hakanw: hmm well i dont have any ideas left why your experiencing that problem though.. coz for me if i dont get it right i probably reconfigure it
[12:46] <hakanw> syntaxx: what about that hostname warning?
[12:46] <H080J03> can some one help me plz i need some help getting X back, try and pm me, i don't know if it will work
[12:46] <hakanw> syntaxx: apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName
[12:46] <hakanw> that's right before the fatal error
[12:46] <gidim> So um, anyone know how I can delete files from an NTFS drive under Dapper?
[12:46] <gidim> Without buying a driver.
[12:46] <lmanul> H080J03: tried something like sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[12:47] <syntaxx> hakanw: ok try go to your apache2 conf and change the servername <IP_ADDRESS> to your fqdn
[12:47] <Flannel> !tell gidim about fuse
[12:47] <thedead1> VikJES I have a NTFS hd, and it works fine
[12:47] <tanath> gidim: ntfsprogs package should do it.. i think
[12:47] <thedead1> VikJES i just get that error when I boot off the usb key
[12:47] <mooseman> heyt
[12:47] <hakanw> syntaxx: I think my hosts/hostname files are wrong somehow
[12:47] <mooseman> does anybody know a driver for a dell aio 922?
[12:47] <syntaxx> hakanw: to your gunner.blha.blah something then try
[12:47] <syntaxx> hakanw: type hostname
[12:47] <hakanw> when I tried to edit the name of the server, I changed those, and after that I always got that warning
[12:47] <VikJES> thedead1: I was about to was you if you did this from windows or ubuntu...
[12:47] <hakanw> hostname
[12:47] <hakanw> gunnar
[12:48] <VikJES> thedead1: to ask you I meant
[12:48] <syntaxx> hakanw: ok check your /etc/hosts
[12:48] <gidim> Flannel: Oh, I have that installed, I can read and write, but I can't delete. I really want to delete to get a better idea of what I need to backup before formatting the 300GB NTFS into EXT3 and breaking completely free of MS evil.
[12:48] <lwizardl> hi
[12:48] <hakanw> syntaxx: cat /etc/hosts
[12:48] <hakanw> <IP_ADDRESS>       localhost
[12:48] <hakanw> <IP_ADDRESS>       gunnar
[12:48] <syntaxx> im wondering why ubuntu doesnt ask for your domain name?
[12:48] <hakanw> (before the ipv6 junk)
[12:48] <mrproper> How do I get suspend working in ubuntu?
[12:48] <mooseman> has anybody got a dell aio 922 to work with ubuntu?
[12:49] <lwizardl> i have the nvidia drivers installed and now i still can't get higher than 640x480
[12:49] <Flannel> gidim: writing is deleting... unless that driver doesn't support deleting
[12:49] <thedead1> VikJES I made the key in linux, booting off the live CD
[12:49] <gidim> I'm running Apache2 under Ubuntu and it works fine, I had to set permissions on some of the folders.
[12:49] <whaley> lwizardl: is your xorg.conf configured properly?
[12:49] <tanath> gidim: tried ntfsprogs?
[12:49] <VikJES> thedead1: Ok, let me read the document, give 5 mins
[12:49] <syntaxx> hakanw: ok try putting localhost.localdomain localhost change the <IP_ADDRESS> localhost to <IP_ADDRESS> localhost.localdomain localhost
[12:49] <lmanul> mrproper: Dapper?
[12:49] <gidim> Flannel: I use writing as in I can modify existing files and save, but I can't create new files in certain directories, I guess because of fragmentation.
[12:49] <ajcates> help me i can't start X
[12:49] <lwizardl> whaley: should be i removed the 1200x res becuase my monitor can't handle it
[12:49] <thedead1> VikJES ok perfect, do you wanna use PM?
[12:49] <lwizardl> it says nv
[12:50] <lmanul> mrproper: Do you get the "Suspend" button while logging out?
[12:50] <gidim> And I can't delete anything.
[12:50] <mooseman> can anybody help me please?
[12:50] <hakanw> syntaxx: can I do that without also changing the "hostname" file?
[12:50] <mrproper> lmanul, I have a Hibernate button.  Use that?
[12:50] <whaley> lwizardl: change nv to nvidia
[12:50] <hakanw> syntaxx: last time I did the wrong order, and after that sudo didn't work :)(
[12:50] <syntaxx> hakanw: yes
[12:50] <lmanul> mrproper: They are slightly different, but Hibernate should be fine
[12:50] <lwizardl> whaley: did that and x fails
[12:50] <lmanul> mrproper: Suspend makes your PC "asleep"
[12:50] <VikJES> thedead1: good idea
[12:50] <whaley> lwizardl: do you have the right nvidia drivers installed?
[12:51] <avu> mrproper: suspend is suspend to ram, hibernate suspend to disk
[12:51] <whaley> what is your card?
[12:51] <DanaG> The Ubuntu kernel does not have suspend2.
[12:51] <ajcates> a;slfkdj
[12:51] <Okto> mooseman, just ask, mabe someone has an answer
[12:51] <quad3d> ppl should get kick in the head...
[12:51] <lwizardl> i have the glx installed
[12:51] <quad3d> ops, mt
[12:51] <syntaxx> hakanw: now your hostname should have <IP_ADDRESS> localhost.localdomain localhost and <IP_ADDRESS> gunnar
[12:51] <mooseman> okto i already did
[12:51] <DanaG> Custom kernels don't have ipw3945
[12:51] <lmanul> mrproper: Hibernate doesn't use any power, but first saves everything on the hard disk so that when you boot again, you find everything as it was
[12:51] <whaley> lwizardl: which card do you have?
[12:51] <ajcates> how do you uninstall XGL and go back to normal X?
[12:51] <thedead1> VikJES let me just register
[12:51] <mooseman> im trying to help somebody setup their dell aio 922 with ubuntu but i cant find a working driver
[12:51] <hakanw> syntaxx: after I save the hosts file with thpose changes?
[12:51] <Remy> !javac
[12:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about javac - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:51] <lwizardl> onboard geforce nv18
[12:51] <Remy> !java
[12:51] <ubotu> java is an object oriented programming language. To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[12:51] <mooseman> i heard it uses the same drivers as Lexmark x5270 but i cant find those either
[12:51] <syntaxx> hakanw: then try starting your apache again
[12:52] <m0> you could download the binary file from java.sun
[12:52] <m0> and then install that binary file from
[12:52] <hakanw> syntaxx: when I type "hostname" I still get "gunnar" back
[12:52] <DanaG> You might need the nvidia-glx-legacy.
[12:52] <m0> chmod +x *.bin && sudo ./*.bin
[12:52] <syntaxx> hakanw: thats ok try restarting your apache
[12:52] <hakanw> syntaxx: still getting "apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName"
[12:53] <syntaxx> hakanw: if you still having the same error try joining #apache
[12:53] <hakanw> maybe I need to change my apache conf too, one sec
[12:53] <lmosher> I'm running ubuntu on 64-bit and I'm running into a weird issue. In order to get flash to work, I installed a 32-bit firefox/flash/java. However, I also want to install Azureus, but that wants the 64-bit java. I could force the i686 of Azureus, but that would install a LOT of i686 pkgs. Is there any way to make both firefox and Azureus happy?
[12:53] <gunnar> hakanw : Whats with this "gunnar" stuff?
[12:53] <lwizardl> whaley:  "NVIDIA Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX - nForce GPU]
[12:53] <hakanw> gunnar: it's the name of my server :)
[12:53] <whaley> lwizardl: geforce4 should work with that set of drivers then
[12:53] <finfe> hello
[12:54] <burritoortega> i'm trying to open two different gmail accounts at once (different tabs / windows) with firefox, but seems like it can't be done... is there any way to open two completely independent instances, without using another browser?
[12:54] <ajcates> can some one help me plz to get X back?
[12:54] <m0> burritoortega: no it isn't possible
[12:54] <m0> burritoortega: each instance of a browser window is a session so ...
[12:54] <burritoortega> m0: ok thanks a lot
[12:54] <whaley> burritoortega: firefox windows share a common profile and only one profile can be open at a time
[12:54] <hakanw> syntaxx: my hosts file is now http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20923 (except for ip6 stuff)
[12:54] <whaley> the profile contains session info, as m0 stated
[12:55] <tanath> burritoortega, m0: yes it can
[12:55] <Remy> !multiverse
[12:55] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[12:55] <Remy> !easysource
[12:55] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[12:55] <whaley> tanath: how?
[12:55] <burritoortega> m0: even if i download a binary tgz of firefox, unpack it to opt or whatever, and run it from there?
[12:55] <m0> tanath: how?
[12:55] <burritoortega> tanath: tell me please?  :)
[12:55] <tanath> er, wait..
[12:55] <whaley> tanath: firefox -P won't let you open a new profile, will it?
[12:55] <tanath> read too fast
[12:55] <whaley> ;)
[12:55] <tanath> yes, you can have multiple profiles going at once
[12:55] <tanath> i've done that
[12:56] <m0> tanath: i thought only 1 profiel at a time...
[12:56] <whaley> tanath: that should be all you need then
[12:56] <tanath> and on windows, the IEtab extension may let you do it in one... not sure about that though
[12:56] <burritoortega> tanath: i'm on ubuntu not on windows  :)
[12:56] <m0> tanath: yea i was gonna tell him on ietab but wont work on linux
[12:56] <tanath> yeh :P
[12:56] <burritoortega> tanath: thanks anyway
[12:56] <gunnar> hakanw : I'm honored.  Gunnar has been a nic name that my family gave me.  ( After the motorcross racer Gunnar Lindstrum.  Look him up on wikipedia)
[12:57] <m0> tanath: IETab uses Windows folders to save the sessions cookies
[12:57] <tanath> but yeh, you can do it with 2 windows
[12:57] <ajcates> can some one plz help me get my X back?
[12:57] <hakanw> gunnar: :)   it's a common swedish name, especially for older men 50+ years old
[12:57] <burritoortega> tanath: no i can't do it with 2 windows, or at least it doesn't work here
[12:57] <gidim> Okay, one other issue that's bugging me everyone. I'm running an AMD64 with Ubuntu 64, and can only run Opera from NTFS in WINE, 32-bit version won't work for me.
[12:57] <tanath> burritoortega: i've done it
[12:57] <ajcates> just run firefox as root and then choose a differnt profile
[12:57] <burritoortega> damn i'll just use another browser, but i shouldn't  :(
[12:57] <gidim> I've checked all the boards and such I can find.
[12:57] <gidim> It seems to be that two-line java error.
[12:57] <tanath> burritoortega: i forget how. ask in irc.mozilla.com/firefox
[12:57] <burritoortega> tanath: thanks a lot anyway
[12:58] <tanath> burritoortega: uh... you seem to still think you can't do it, lol
[12:58] <fourat> how to check if am being sniffed, using arp poisoning, is there any app wich will detect any arp table infection ?
[12:58] <ajcates> i need help getting X running
[12:58] <burritoortega> tanath: no, i think i can't, but i also think it might not be worth the effort
[12:58] <tanath> burritoortega: just have 2 windows with 2 profiles
[12:58] <kbrosnan> burritoortega, export MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1 before running firefox
[12:59] <mrproper> So hibernate didn't work.  Restarting my system was literally a restart.
[12:59] <tanath> that's it!
[12:59] <burritoortega> kbrosnan: what will that do?
[12:59] <gidim> My hibernate doesn't work either.
[12:59] <m0> my hibernat wont work either
[12:59] <tanath> burritoortega: sets a variable that lets 2 windows use different profiles
[12:59] <francolq> Hello, dapper problem here. My internet connection was very slow (when it worked), so read the forums and succesfully disabled IPV6. Now internet is faster (but slower than mi previous Breezy) and works on boot, but sometimes it hangs up and if i disable eth0 y cannot enable it and get an IP again.
[12:59] <m0> windows hibernate is nice
[12:59] <mrproper> gidim, But the system went off.  I'm just trying to get less fans in my room at night running loud.
[12:59] <gidim> Yep.
[12:59] <tanath> burritoortega: then you run firefox with the profile manager and choose another profile
[12:59] <burritoortega> tanath: cool thanks a lot
[12:59] <gidim> My system goes to screensaver and powers down, but not if I tell it to hibernate.
[01:00] <gidim> Just shuts off the monitor I think. I get a no signal in the morning until I move the mouse.
[01:00] <BeepAU> i have a problem with vmware, can anyone help me?
[01:00] <sagarp> what problem BeepAU
[01:00] <kbrosnan> burritoortega, you don't want to set it as a global variable though as it will break applications ablity to pass urls to firefox
[01:00] <ajcates> i have a problem with X not running can any one help me?
[01:01] <TokenBad> ok I have a question about shoutcast tv servers...I want to watch them but seems none of the programs I use support them...any idea if can do that on ubuntu?
[01:01] <burritoortega> kbrosnan: oops... i guess i'll just run epiphany then  :P
[01:01] <burritoortega> thanks to all of you anyway
[01:01] <tanath> ajcates: state the error
[01:01] <finfe> TokenBad: Mplayer will do
[01:01] <BeepAU> sagarp -- i followed a guide to use a windows disc, but i can't get the vmx file to find where i've put the image
[01:01] <finfe> TokenBad: it works for me
[01:01] <BeepAU> sagarp -- that may sound confusing
[01:01] <ajcates> tanath: can we just talk to each other, its very hard to use irc with no X
[01:01] <TokenBad> finfe maybe I am missing something then...
[01:01] <finfe> TokenBad: codecs...
[01:01] <tanath> ajcates: i'm going to eat now...
[01:01] <ajcates> shux
[01:01] <gidim> So, I've been on Ubuntu for almost two weeks now, and it's so much nicer than Windows, I've just... you know, not been playing EverQuest, but I can play FF5 in SNES9x.
[01:01] <BeepAU> sagarp -- http://www.vdomck.org/blog/2006/06/15/running-windows-under-ubuntu/ that's the guide i followed
[01:01] <kbrosnan> burritoortega, it is better to open a command window and type SET MOZ_NO_REMOTE=1 just before firefox -P or use a simple 2 line shell script
[01:02] <finfe> TokenBad: did you install all the codecs in automatix?
[01:02] <tanath> ajcates: basically you need to configure your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file properly
[01:02] <sagarp> BeepAU, where did you put the image
[01:02] <tanath> ajcates: try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:02] <BeepAU> sagarp -- i have a copy in the 'windows' folder
[01:03] <TokenBad> finfe, ok cool...mplayer does work...
[01:03] <ajcates> tanath: its configured
[01:03] <antox> which tool allows to merge a sequence of images to some movie file-format?
[01:03] <finfe> TokenBad: good ;)
[01:03] <BeepAU> sagarp -- i named it Windows.iso
[01:03] <sagarp> BeepAU, what windows folder...what is the path to the ISO?
[01:03] <TD00> is there a command i can use from the console to conver 1.mpg to 1.mov ?
[01:03] <tanath> ajcates: if it still doesn't work, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log for errors and fix them in your xorg.conf
[01:03] <paradroid> Hi all. I am having trouble with the CD-ripper/encoder Grip. Anyone here using it?
[01:03] <finfe> paradroid: i used it once or twice
[01:03] <tanath> ajcates: but is it configured _properly_?
[01:04] <tanath> ajmitch: apparently not
[01:04] <ajcates> tanath: yes it is
[01:04] <ajcates> i can get X to start
[01:04] <tanath> ajcates: i thought you said you can't
[01:04] <tanath> ajcates: what's the prob then?
[01:04] <BeepAU> sagarp -- /home/user/windows/Windows.iso
[01:04] <lmosher> I have firefox32 installed and I got a 32-bit java plugin to work. However, I installed azureus and it updated my java to 64-bit, which broke the firefox plugin. How can I get firefox using a 32-bit java and azureus using 64-bit java?
[01:04] <ajcates> tanth: when it starts, its not that functionl
[01:04] <ajcates> it don't do anything
[01:04] <syntaxx> hakanw: hmm try joinin #apache and ask there whats wrong
[01:04] <ajcates> just a mouse
[01:04] <paradroid> finfe: :) Well, it's sort of a basic thing since Grip won't use my CD drives.
[01:04] <BeepAU> sagarp -- the guide told me to make a windows directory
[01:04] <hakanw> syntaxx: ok, thanks for your help
[01:04] <tanath> ajcates: what did you do?
[01:05] <cyphase> where can i download the Official Ubuntu Book?
[01:05] <ajcates> i don't know
[01:05] <finfe> paradroid: are you sure they're mounted?
[01:05] <baconbacon> lmosher: try to ask in #azureus about a command line switch to use another vm
[01:05] <Tomosaur> L/
[01:05] <paradroid> finfe: Other players/rippers are fine. Grip just tells me "No CD. I configured it to look for it in /dev/cdrom, /media/cdrom, etc. No good.
[01:05] <finfe> paradroid: i mean "mounted"
[01:05] <ajcates> i was messing around with my xgl settings
[01:05] <lmosher> baconbacon, ty
[01:05] <finfe> paradroid: ok
[01:05] <sagarp> BeepAU, oh...so you used the line that says ide1:0.fileName and set it to "/home/user/windows/Windows.iso" ?
[01:06] <ajcates> and then XGL crashed
[01:06] <BeepAU> sagarp -- no i haven't. i'll try that.
[01:06] <finfe> paradroid: i didn't use it enough, so i don't know any issue it can cause
[01:06] <finfe> paradroid: sorry
[01:06] <tanath> ajcates: so you're trying to use xgl + compiz?
[01:06] <tyler_d> could someone tell me how to install java?
[01:06] <lmosher> baconbacon, hehe not a lot of activity there :/ This thing is a nightmare
[01:06] <sagarp> BeepAU, make sure to uncomment that line, and the line under it...and comment out the two above it
[01:06] <eric__> Hi.  I was wondering if anybody would be interested in helping me set up XGL/Compiz on my machine.
[01:06] <paradroid> finfe: No problem. I can also go with Sound Juicer. I was just wondering. Any other app you would recommend for CD ripping/encoding?
[01:07] <eric__> I'm running on a Celeron with an NVIDIA card (GeForce FX5200).
[01:07] <lmosher> baconbacon, I don't want necessarily want azureus to work with the 32-bit java... I want firefox to work wit the 32-bit java and everything else to work with the 64-bit one. Should I try manually installing the 32-bit version somewhere else?
[01:07] <tanath> eric__: get direct rendering working?
[01:07] <finfe> paradroid: sound juicer?
[01:07] <finfe> ah
[01:07] <finfe> sorry
[01:07] <lmosher> Here's a better question, if I install 64-bit java w/ package manager and 32-bit one manually somewhere else and use it ONLY for firefox, will the system still be stable?
[01:07] <BeepAU> sagarp -- i'm sorry, but could you clarify what you mean by uncomment and comment out?
[01:08] <finfe> paradroid: that's the one you just mentioned
[01:08] <eric__> tanath: I think so.  I've been following the steps here: doc.gwos.org/index.php/installxgl
[01:08] <khobar> !paste
[01:08] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[01:08] <kaffeewoller> hi
[01:08] <finfe> paradroid: i don't do much CD ripping...
[01:08] <sagarp> BeepAU, uncomment means remove the # before that line...and comment means put a # at the front of a line
[01:08] <kaffeewoller> how do i make metacity transparent?
[01:08] <tanath> eric__, ajcates: once you have direct rendering working, follow this guide (remove changes made according to other guides first): http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168618
[01:08] <ajcates> and now when i restart my computer it says GDM: Xserver not found:XGL :0 - fullscreen :1 -ac -accel glx:pbufffer -accel xv:fbo & sleep z && DISPLAY=:1 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0 .Xauth -no listen tcp vt7
[01:08] <eric__> I've got it to ask me if I want to use x-server or gnome.
[01:08] <tanath> ajcates: you're mixing display 0 and 1
[01:08] <ajcates> sry i have to leave
[01:09] <compotatoj> how do I build a .deb from a cvs
[01:09] <eric__> tanath: but no fluffy windows or twisting workspace cubes..
[01:09] <ajcates> how do you change that?
[01:09] <troughton> i have mounted a second drive formated it in ext 3 but it has alocated it as root access only how can i change this permisson so i can wright to it ??
[01:09] <ajcates> i got to go
[01:09] <richy> pleeeeeeeeeeaseeeee help me, i see only 640x480, what can i do for having a choice on resolution selection????
[01:09] <tanath> eric__: undo your changes and use this guide: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168618
[01:09] <baconbacon> lmosher: the best way would be to install 64 as the default jvm and install 32 somewhere else (in $HOME ?). Then find a way to install java plugin locally for firefox
[01:09] <Flannel> !tell richy about fixres
[01:09] <compotatoj> richy, edit the xorg file and change 6480x480 to somethnig else
[01:09] <eric__> tanath: OK.  I'm not confident I have mesa running anyway.
[01:10] <tanath> eric__: uh, you don't want mesa
[01:10] <eric__> tanath: I'll do all this stuff and get back to you.
[01:10] <lmosher> baconbacon, Yeah I'm trying that out now. I think it will work since I can manually install the plugin, I'll just need to manually remove the j2re*-mozilla-plugin package or it wil break ti
[01:10] <tanath> eric__: you want your nvidia drivers
[01:10] <eric__> tanath: For my benefit - How come I don't want mesa?
[01:10] <BeepAU> sagarp -- so i put a # in front of these lines?
[01:10] <BeepAU> ide1:0.deviceType = "atapi-cdrom"
[01:10] <BeepAU> # Use this if you have an iso file instead of a CD
[01:10] <tanath> eric__: so you have direct rendering
[01:10] <tanath> !binarydrivers
[01:10] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:10] <fdsd> hey guys, My external harddrives dont mount automaticly on my copy of ubuntu, does anyone know why?  it was working before I installed gaim..
[01:10] <sagarp> BeepAU, no...put a # in front of the line that says "ide1:0.filename="auto detect" and the one below that
[01:11] <paradroid> richy: Did you try to "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"?
[01:11] <eric__> tanath: so mesa overrides my nvidia drivers?
[01:11] <sagarp> BeepAU, and remove the # before the line that says "ide1:0.filename="windows.iso" and the line under that
[01:11] <tanath> eric__: mesa is your video drivers
[01:11] <eric__> tanath: So how will I know when I have direct rendering wortking?
[01:11] <BeepAU> sagarp -- ok. then i run vmware again?
[01:11] <eric__> workign.
[01:11] <eric__> working.
[01:11] <sagarp> BeepAU, yes
[01:11] <finfe> fdsd: did you check /etc/fstab?
[01:11] <tanath> eric__: well, you need to check the renderer string... glxinfo should tell you
[01:12] <fdsd> finfe, why what is in the /etc/fstab?
[01:12] <fdsd> finfe, if I wanted them to automount on boot then that would be cool
[01:12] <finfe> fdsd: all the settings about your devices
[01:12] <tanath> eric__: glxinfo|grep vendor
[01:12] <finfe> fdsd: delete the option "noauto" next to /dev/hda (your drive)
[01:12] <fdsd> finfe, im talking about external harddrives like a firewire or usb drive
[01:12] <tanath> eric__: if it says mesa, no good. if it says nvidia, all set
[01:12] <finfe> fdsd: it should be the same
[01:12] <fdsd> finfe, im not talking about the internel drive
[01:12] <troughton> i have mounted a second harddrive  but it only has read permisson how do i get wright permison ??
[01:13] <finfe> fdsd: when you plug it and mount it, type cat /etc/fstab
[01:13] <Fitzsimmons> did anyone else do the libfreetype update today and notice that the antialiasing is messed up on fonts now?
[01:13] <fdsd> finfe, that file doesnt change
[01:13] <finfe> fdsd: sorry, type "mount"
[01:13] <eric__> tanath: Shot down on step one "fglrxinfo" -> "command not found"
[01:13] <fdsd> finfe, and they are not automounting..
[01:13] <finfe> fdsd: so you know the name of the device
[01:13] <tanath> eric__: ignore that. that's for ati cards
[01:13] <paradroid> troughton: What are the mount infos for that drive?
[01:13] <fdsd> finfe, yes, I can even mount it manually
[01:14] <finfe> fdsd: i know
[01:14] <fdsd> finfe, its just not auto mounting
[01:14] <eric__> tanath: OK.  I gathered that.  Thanks.
[01:14] <tanath> eric__: use  glxinfo|grep vendor instead
[01:14] <lmosher> baconbacon, Yes that worked just fine. All you have to do is download the jre binary manually and extract it in yoru home directory (I moved it to /usr/local/java32) and then manually move the plugin into firefox32's plugins folder Thanks for the tip
[01:14] <finfe> fdsd: but in /etc/fstab you can configure it to mount automatically i guess
[01:14] <baconbacon> lmosher: good
[01:14] <tanath> eric__: once you have direct rendering, follow the rest of the guide, and it should be all good
[01:14] <fdsd> finfe, no, I want to plug externel drives into the machine like before and have them mount automaticly, if I wanted to make them mount on boot I would set my fstab
[01:15] <eric__> tanath: "glxinfo|grep -> Try 'grep --help' for more information; Error: unable to open display (null)
[01:15] <RadiantFire> fdsd: that should be the default behavior
[01:15] <fdsd> finfe, ubuntu by default auto mounts anything plugged in like a usb thumb drive or external harddrive, that functionality is not working, and I was wondering the app that controls that so I can fix it
[01:15] <finfe> fdsd: yea, you're right
[01:15] <finfe> fdsd: sorry
[01:15] <kaffeewoller> how do i make metacity transparent?
[01:15] <troughton> paradroid it has set it to root access only
[01:15] <tanath> eric__: try glxinfo -display :1
[01:15] <finfe> fdsd: it has to do with hotplugging then
[01:16] <fdsd> RadiantFire, ?
[01:16] <paradroid> troughton: can you give me the line from your fstab?
[01:16] <fdsd> finfe, i guess
[01:16] <MaCinTof> hi !
[01:16] <argument> how do I enable a site? e.g. there's sites-available and sites-enabled, is there a utility like a2enablesite, or do i just manually symlink?
[01:16] <Fitzsimmons> anyone know how to fix the fonts?  Please, I can barely read this terminal it is so blurry
[01:16] <argument> also where do I specify "ServerName"
[01:16] <MaCinTof> I have a problem with my dongle usb wifi running on ndiswrapper
[01:16] <argument> Fitzsimmons, fix what fonts? on what terminal?
[01:17] <bbrazil> argument: a2ensite
[01:17] <MaCinTof> can someone help me it's pretty important :(
[01:17] <argument> bbrazil, thx
[01:17] <troughton> /dev/hdc1   /backup  ext3 rw  0 0
[01:17] <skarface> after some of the recent updates my fonts have gone ugly and I can't seem to get it switched back as well
[01:17] <Fitzsimmons> argument: ever since I did the libfreetype update the antialiasing looks terrible
[01:17] <eric__> tanath: Long pause, then "Error: unable to open display :1"; so I tried replacing 1 with 0, which got me "xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server; xlib: No protocol specified."
[01:17] <bbrazil> argument: ServerName goes in your <VirtualHost> block usually
[01:17] <fdsd> does anyone know?
[01:17] <Fitzsimmons> argument: and by "this terminal" I mean the one I'm using to run irssi
[01:18] <finfe> fdsd: i am trying to check around
[01:18] <argument> bbrazil, tried that already but it still gives errors about "cannot figure out ServerName, using 127....."
[01:18] <fdsd> finfe, ok
[01:18] <bbrazil> argument: that sounds like a DNS issue
[01:18] <argument> Fitzsimmons, which terminal is that
[01:18] <finfe> fdsd: just to refund you of my messing around
[01:18] <finfe> :D
[01:18] <tanath> eric__: bah, try restarting x. i gotta go. find a good guide for getting direct rendering enabled with your card, and then follow that guide for xgl
[01:18] <Fitzsimmons> argument: does it matter?
[01:18] <argument> bbrazil, what kind of DNS issue
[01:18] <Fitzsimmons> argument: all my fonts are fucked
[01:18] <argument> Fitzsimmons, yes
[01:18] <tanath> eric__: sorry can't help more
[01:18] <fdsd> finfe, lol
[01:18] <argument> Fitzsimmons, language man
[01:18] <bbrazil> argument: one where it can't figure out what IP is associated with that servername
[01:19] <argument> bbrazil, it can't figure out what ip is associated with "localhost" ?
[01:19] <eric__> tanath: Thanks for the help.
[01:19] <argument> ServerName localhost
[01:19] <argument> that's what i have in the virtualhost section of my default config
[01:19] <paradroid> troughton: maybe giving it a umask=0000 will help...
[01:19] <bbrazil> argument: what's in your /etc/hosts? (pastebin)
[01:20] <argument> bbrazil, http://hashphp.org/pastebin.php?pid=8172
[01:21] <finfe> fdsd: maybe it's not really the solution
[01:21] <finfe> fdsd: but you can try to read this http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=231629&highlight=hotplug+plug
[01:22] <sizzam> i'm looking for a terminal command to use to lock my workstation that i can put in Sessions to run on startup.   i tried gnome-screensaver --lock, but that doesn't seem to work on startup
[01:23] <syntaxx> sizzam: why do you need to lock your workstation on startup? you have your gdm user and password right?
[01:24] <sizzam> syntaxx: i auto-login with my account so that i'm always on vnc 5900
[01:24] <argument> bbrazil, any other thoughts?
[01:24] <troughton> it wont mount with umask paradroid
[01:24] <MaCinTof> Nobody can help me ? :(
[01:24] <argument> what about removing a site from the enabled-sites
[01:24] <troughton> says wrong fs type
[01:24] <syntaxx> sizzam: oic then set your screensaver to the lowest possible value?
[01:24] <argument> a2rmsite?
[01:24] <argument> a2unsite?
[01:25] <sizzam> syntaxx: that might create problems when i want to come out of screensaver mode.   i'm just looking for a way to start a screensaver from a command line
[01:25] <paradroid> troughton: Yeah, I should have known... sorry.
[01:25] <Fitzsimmons> does anyone know how to disable the anti-aliasing on fonts?
[01:25] <sizzam> syntaxx: gnome-screensaver doesn't have a man page :-(
[01:25] <dravas> I have a 60.5 GB FAT32 Partition and I want it to share between Windows and Ubuntu, I have no issue in Windows but Ubuntu gives me this error. error: device /dev/hda4 is not removable error: could not execute pmount
[01:25] <bbrazil> argument: the fix is to put a fqdn in /etc/hosts for localhost
[01:25] <bbrazil> argument: i.e. localhost.localdomain
[01:26] <dravas> :\
[01:26] <argument> k
[01:26] <bbrazil> argument: alternatively, don't put in any servername as it is the default vhost
[01:26] <argument> bbrazil, yeh well i'm trying to run one vhost on localhost and then another on my actual hostname
[01:26] <syntaxx> sizzam: hmm i haven't try that yet and im currently installing my kubuntu though sorry i cant help
[01:26] <argument> bbrazil, on local host i wanna run /var/www and on my actual hostname i wanna run /home/me/www
[01:27] <argument> bbrazil, e.g. i don't wanna enable UserDir
[01:27] <Kyja> greetings all. =]  please tell me why these flash wont work http://www.candystand.com/index.do and others do and there is no sound. Have I missed a tweak on flash for firefox?
[01:27] <bbrazil> argument: the default one is whichever is read first by apache (i.e. 000-default). As long as you have a servername on the actual hostname vhost, you should be fine
[01:27] <baconbacon> sizzam: try runnig /etc/acpi/lockbtn.sh what does it do
[01:27] <argument> bbrazil, that second sentence doesn't quite make sense to me... restate it another way please?
[01:28] <dravas> I have a 60.5 GB FAT32 Partition and I want it to share between Windows and Ubuntu, I have no issue in Windows but Ubuntu gives me this error. error: device /dev/hda4 is not removable error: could not execute pmount
[01:28] <[jb] > Kyja, maybe you need flash player 8 to run it
[01:28] <bbrazil> argument: in the virtaulhost block for the 'actual' hostname, as long as you have a ServerName it should work
[01:28] <Kyja> ah yes I think it was only 7 that installed
[01:28] <argument> hmm
[01:28] <Kyja> thx jb
[01:28] <argument> bbrazil, so then i can just leave the default one as is...
[01:29] <Wallakoala> hey does anybody know why after installing the nvidia drivers on my new ubuntu install the login screen is very squished? after that everything is fine
[01:29] <paradroid> dravas: Is this partition set to mount automatically via fstab?
[01:29] <sizzam> baconbacon: I can only get that to run using sudo, but it worked
[01:29] <[jb] > Kyja, and there's no plugin version 8 for linux
[01:29] <[jb] > Kyja, :( only windows
[01:29] <dravas> paradroid, no
[01:29] <paradroid> dravas: So you are trying to mount it manually at the moment and it won't?
[01:30] <dravas> yes
[01:30] <dravas> it wont
[01:30] <dravas> mount
[01:30] <paradroid> dravas: What command/parameters did you try?
[01:30] <baconbacon> sizzam: another way is sudo acpi_fakekey 152
[01:30] <Kyja> there is a gstreamer flash8 pluging =]
[01:30] <dravas> paradroid, just through Natulus right click mount volume
[01:30] <Kyja> I think
[01:31] <[jb] > Kyja, and what this means?
[01:31] <Wallakoala> nobody knows why my login screen is squished? :(
[01:31] <paradroid> dravas: Oh, I never tried that. :) How about a terminal try?
[01:31] <sizzam> baconbacon: thats so close to solving my problem, now i just need something i don't have to be sudo to run
[01:31] <dravas> paradroid, please tell me how through the terminal?
[01:31] <sizzam> err use sud
[01:31] <Kyja> that it will perhaps handle flash files.
[01:32] <bbrazil> argument: yip
[01:32] <bbrazil> argument: sorry, GPU failure
[01:32] <paradroid> dravas: Well, this is just a try. First, do you have an empty folder to mount the partition? If not, create one, e. g. sudo mkdir /media/shared
[01:33] <dravas> ok
[01:33] <paradroid> dravas: "shared" or any other name will do. Whatever you prefer.
[01:33] <dravas> ok
[01:33] <baconbacon> sizzam: you mean a setuid script?
[01:33] <dravas> now what
[01:33] <ssdd534> i installed telnetd but i cant get it to run or accept any connections... any ideas?
[01:33] <Fitzsimmons> how do you downgrade a package?
[01:33] <finfe> gotta go to bed
[01:33] <finfe> night
[01:33] <finfe> :)
[01:33] <Fitzsimmons> I need to know before I pass out
[01:33] <Fitzsimmons> thanks
[01:33] <paradroid> dravas: You wrote the partition is dev/hda4?
[01:33] <dravas> yeah
[01:34] <argument> bbrazil, adding .localdomain fixed it thanks :)
[01:34] <paradroid> dravas: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/hda4 /media/shared
[01:34] <jrib> Fitzsimmons: you can sudo apt-get install package=version
[01:34] <sizzam> baconbacon: maybe.   i found that 'gnome-screensaver-command --lock' works if i punch it into a terminal, but i can't get it to work from Sessions on boot up for some reason
[01:34] <OpenMacNews> hi.  *finally) been asked by my sister to 'rescue' her from WinXP (blew up this wknd, and took out all her data etc!). so, it's a linux desktop.  narrowed it down to two -- for a really non-technical end-user -- Ubuntu & OpenSuSE w/ Gnome on the desktop.
[01:34] <OpenMacNews> Any good reviews comparing the two for *this* type of user?  Any opinioins here?
[01:34] <argument> heheheh "fixed" ... lol... "that's not a bug! THATs a feature!"
[01:34] <sizzam> baconbacon: brb
[01:34] <dravas> Thanks paradroid
[01:34] <dravas> It worked :D
[01:34] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: where can I find what to put for the version?
[01:35] <paradroid> dravas: That's only a temporary solution. Next time you boot you will have to do that again (at least the mount part). Or fix it in your /etc/fstab.
[01:35] <bbrazil> argument: make sure you have just 'localhost' as an alias
[01:35] <dravas> ok
[01:35] <jrib> Fitzsimmons: you need a repository with the version you want.  apt-cache policy packagename, can show you the available package versions
[01:36] <paradroid> dravas: Add this line to the fstab: /dev/hda4 /media/shared vfat umask=0000 0 0
[01:36] <paradroid> dravas: This will give access to other users than root, too.
[01:36] <dravas> ok
[01:37] <augustin> hey guys
[01:37] <baconbacon> salutations
[01:37] <augustin> just a quick question: how do i backup my partition table ? so that, in case of a crash, i just pop it and yazoo, everything works fine again
[01:37] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: is there a way to do this and ignore dependencies?  apparently it wants to remove 300 packages to downgrade libfreetype6
[01:37] <Fitzsimmons> which makes no sense because I was using the version I was downgrading to just this morning
[01:38] <pianoboy3333> anyone here using xchat-gnome, I need to know what the default font for it is
[01:39] <jrib> Fitzsimmons: I don't know.  Maybe you can download the deb and install it using dpkg, but I'm not sure if this will work or if it might even break your system since apt doesn't like the idea
[01:39] <baconbacon> pianoboy3333: bitstream vera sans mono roman 10
[01:39] <pianoboy3333> ok
[01:39] <pkh> is there a way to set up a secure ssh tunnel for _all_ network traffic from my computer? (aka vnc)
[01:39] <pianoboy3333> baconbacon: weird.... that's not what it used to be.....
[01:40] <argument> bbrazil, do what now?
[01:40] <argument> bbrazil, you mean ServerAlias?
[01:40] <pianoboy3333> baconbacon: I turned it on, and that's what it was...
[01:40] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: I'm lucky enough to have a previous deb in my chache
[01:40] <argument> bbrazil, instead of ServerName or in addition to ServerName?
[01:40] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: I was able to downgrade it with dpkg -i --force-downgrade
[01:40] <Fitzsimmons> now I can read my fonts without getting a headache \o/
[01:40] <jrib> Fitzsimmons: you may want to pin the version now
[01:40] <jrib> !pin
[01:40] <baconbacon> pianoboy3333:  well i had "terminal font" but i used that one and it didn't change, i never changed any font
[01:41] <ubotu> pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PinningHowto
[01:41] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: which manpage will I find that in? ;)
[01:41] <jrib> Fitzsimmons: man 5 apt_preferences
[01:42] <Fitzsimmons> jrib: thanks.
[01:42] <DanaG> Is it possible to remove a package without removing its dependants?
[01:42] <DanaG> I want to install a new version of ALSA.
[01:43] <Kyja> ok right flash installed. everything works now.
[01:44] <ssdd534> i installed telnetd but i cant get it to run or accept any connections... any ideas?
[01:44] <Blissex> DanaG: yes, but not advisable. You can upgrade though.
[01:44] <lakshan> anyone have installed DLINK dsl-200 C1 on dapper ?
[01:44] <DanaG> Okay, then what should I do?
[01:44] <Blissex> DanaG: if you want to install a new version of something from sources, consider creating a ''substitute'' fake package for it, it keep dependencies happy.
[01:45] <bbrazil> argument: in hosts
[01:45] <DanaG> Oh, first let me look at the changelogs to verify why I need it.
[01:45] <crimsun> DanaG: what specifically do you need?
[01:46] <`m0> hi can someone tell me how to refresh the wireless  interface
[01:46] <`m0> my interface is called eth1
[01:46] <TokenBad> in ubuntu how ssh into another server?
[01:47] <`m0> i do sudo ifconfig eth1 down
[01:47] <`m0> TokenBad: you just use the ssh command
[01:47] <`m0> !ssh
[01:47] <ubotu> ssh is the Secure SHell protocol (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SSHHowto). Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows, which can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[01:47] <johnnie423> can anyone help me with an mbr problem?
[01:48] <majd> !lamp
[01:48] <ubotu> lamp is a shortcut for Linux-Apache-Mysql-{PHP,Perl,Python}. To setup a LAMP server on Ubuntu, install the packages libapache2-mod-php5, php5-mysql, and mysql-server-5.0. You can also choose 'install a LAMP server' from the server install cd boot menu. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[01:48] <Remy> hey guys, I've just install the jdk, anyone know whether the API gets installed as well?
[01:48] <DanaG>       Fixes ALSA bug#2190 System hangs on unplugging Audigy 2 ZS       Notebook CardBus card.
[01:48] <Remy> and if so, where I can find it ?
[01:48] <Flannel> Remy: yes it does
[01:48] <DanaG> That's a new RC2
[01:49] <[sharma] > how can i make opera my default browser (that is associated with http:// prefix)
[01:49] <Remy> Flannel  - any idea where it would be ?
[01:49] <crimsun> DanaG: that's already committed.
[01:49] <cschneid> can I present a grub boot menu and launch into different runmodes from there based on the choice?
[01:49] <DanaG> The thing is, the repos don't have that ALSA version.
[01:49] <LJHarb> ok i want to make user accounts that have shell and ftp access, and have full privs within their user folder
[01:49] <Flannel> Remy: nope, probably /lib maybe /usr
[01:49] <LJHarb> whats the command for that?
[01:49] <DanaG> 2006-08-03   ALSA 1.0.12rc2 release | changes from 1.0.12rc1
[01:49] <gidim> Ooh, silly question: is the reverse true? Can NTFS read EXT3?
[01:49] <LJHarb> something with gpasswd i just dont know what
[01:50] <Flannel> gidim: NTFS is a file system
[01:50] <crimsun> DanaG: they don't need to; I backport them.
[01:50] <LJHarb> NTFS doesnt read anything
[01:50] <DanaG> Yes, Windows can:  http://www.fs-driver.org/
[01:50] <gidim> Fine, can Windows, on NTFS, read EXT3.
[01:50] <crimsun> DanaG: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2006-July/000959.html
[01:50] <DanaG> gidim: look at the link.
[01:50] <DanaG> crimsun:  Ooh, I didn't know that.
[01:51] <LJHarb> so whats the command with gpasswd to create a user account?
[01:51] <crimsun> DanaG: http://www.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/bcollins/ubuntu-dapper.git;a=commit;h=a3bc97fd751f7f74e31b27fd495b5a4f8e0fec64
[01:51] <Jeruvy> hmm is that just a silly question?  Can one file system read another file system.  No, none do.  You need a driver to read filesystems.
[01:51] <AndyCooll> gidim: No. You need Samba to do that for you
[01:52] <DanaG> Do I need a different repo to get the fixed version?
[01:52] <LJHarb> does nobody know how to create a user account?
[01:52] <gidim> Read link, looks nice. Andy: Samba, for?
[01:52] <DanaG> Oh, and how can I remove an in-use module?  I'd like to be able to rmmod snd-emu10k1 with it cascading through the dependants.
[01:52] <sp0rk> sudo adduser
[01:52] <crimsun> DanaG: no, just be patient. The fix is already committed (see above URL to git commit); it'll be in the next dapper-{security,updates) linux-source upload
[01:52] <jrib> LJHarb: system > administration > users, or use adduser
[01:52] <DanaG> Okay.
[01:52] <LJHarb> im commandline, but thanks ill use adduser
[01:53] <LJHarb> and how do i tell the user to change their password when they log in?
[01:53] <DanaG> That was one of my issues.  My other issue: no speedstep on Yonah.
[01:53] <crimsun> I only do alsa.
[01:53] <DanaG> LJHarb: sudo passwd -e username
[01:53] <AndyCooll> gidim: You install Samba on your LInux box. It then communicates with your Windows box and can enable it to see your Linux ext3 partitions
[01:53] <DanaG> -e is expire.
[01:53] <LJHarb> thanks danag
[01:54] <johnnie423> i can't reinstall grub, can someone help me?
[01:54] <DanaG> "Frequency tables for Yonah CPUs" is marked as to-do in current kernel changelogs.
[01:54] <DanaG> Therefore, there's nothing I can do.
[01:54] <troughton> can some one tell me how to change my second harddrive permssion from root so i can wright to it ??
[01:54] <gidim> Andy: Ahh, okay. I'm already having issues enough with Samba. I installed it, but when I try to share My Music (from the NTFS 300GB) on the network, it instead shares my Linux home folder.
[01:54] <jman888> Is there anyway to like completely admin my server over ssh? I know ubuntu has a ability to use filemanager ssh but what if i want Terminal ssh (To install packages remotely for instance)
[01:54] <ssdd534> im having difficulties getting telnetd to run any help?
[01:54] <waspius> in order to create a trash bin on my desktop do i just create new link to location trash:/?
[01:54] <jinnn> hails...
[01:54] <jrib> !icons > waspius
[01:55] <TheGame> hey
[01:55] <LJHarb> jman888: ssh is the same as sitting at the computer.
[01:55] <TheGame> how do i get network manager applet back in my tray
[01:55] <LJHarb> can i set a user account to auto-run screen with multiuser mode on at login?
[01:55] <TheGame> will i get help here
[01:56] <waspius> jrib: where is that
[01:56] <jman888> LJHarb, .... But how can i do remote commads such as apt-get install .... via ssh. Because i hate having to go to my server to install things.
[01:56] <jrib> waspius: did ubotu send you a private message?
[01:56] <waspius> yep
[01:56] <TheGame> i need network manager back in my tray
[01:56] <waspius> ok thanc
[01:56] <waspius> x
[01:56] <jrib> waspius: np
[01:56] <TheGame> or can some1 tell me how to connect to my wireless via wpa
[01:56] <croach> hi can anyone help me with a sound problem?
[01:57] <`m0> who here got Wireless to work with laptops on ubuntu?
[01:57] <TheGame> i had it working yesterday
[01:57] <Blissex> croach: bad question, and try #ALSA for example
[01:57] <nikin> m0: me, with wep 64
[01:57] <LJHarb> jman888: im new at this, and i only use ssh to install packages. you just have to do "sudo apt-get install whatever"
[01:57] <TheGame> with is wep 64
[01:57] <zenwhen> m0, I have wireless working on a laptop. What wireless chip do you have?
[01:57] <majd> hey
[01:57] <majd> hwo do i create a samba account or view samba accounts?
[01:57] <TheGame> how come when m0 asks a wireless question 34489 answer
[01:57] <majd> !samba
[01:57] <ubotu> samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[01:57] <TheGame> but when i ask nobody answers
[01:57] <sethk> LJHarb, not ssh, ssh is a connection protocol.  You have a shell prompt.
[01:57] <croach> i got my wireless working but not the wpa
[01:57] <AndyCooll> TheGame: Right click on the panel, and select "add to panel"
[01:58] <TheGame> i did try that
[01:58] <TheGame> but networkmanager isnt there
[01:58] <troughton> can anyone tell me how to get access to my second hard drive it is ext3 formated but has been alocated for root access only
[01:58] <TheGame> but network monitor is
[01:58] <Novawo1f> Sorry to immediately delve into a question but: Trying to install, installer crashes and a message pops up saying / is low on space.
[01:58] <LJHarb> sethk: oh
[01:58] <lmosher> ok this is a new one!: gnome-terminal: Depends: gnome-terminal-data (= 2.14.2-0ubuntu1) but 2.14.2-0ubuntu2 is to be installed
[01:58] <LJHarb> ok question: how can i set up a second listening port for ssh?
[01:58] <lmosher> Somehow apt-get uninstalled gnome-terminal. Is there a replacement package? help? lol
[01:58] <lmosher> I hate xterm
[01:58] <sethk> LJHarb, what I mean is you get the same thing by starting a terminal on your desktop, or by, say, using telnet
[01:58] <TheGame> any ideas how to get my wireless working
[01:58] <`m0> zenwhen: Intel CEleron Mobility
[01:59] <sethk> lmosher, reinstall it
[01:59] <lmosher> sethk, did you see the dependency error? how do I get around that.
[01:59] <dooglus> my desktop session acts as if I'm holding the alt key - typing numbers switches between tabs in firefox, for example.
[01:59] <dooglus> how can I get it to realise I'm not really holding alt?
[01:59] <sethk> lmosher, no, I didn't see it, I just got here
[02:00] <`m0> Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g wireless LAN Controller (rev 103)
[02:00] <dooglus> the virtual consoles are OK - which is how I can type this...
[02:00] <lmosher> gnome-terminal: Depends: gnome-terminal-data (= 2.14.2-0ubuntu1) but 2.14.2-0ubuntu2 is to be installed
[02:00] <`m0> This is my wirless card when I do lspci command:   Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g wireless LAN Controller (rev 103)
[02:00] <LJHarb> anyone? how can i set up an alternate listening port for openssh?
[02:00] <lmosher> How do I force an install regardless of dependencies?
[02:00] <TokenBad> was mozilla-mplayer in hoary?
[02:01] <synic> `m0: you could probably get that working with bcm43xx
[02:01] <cafuego> `m0: That will work fine with the open dapper driver+firmware.
[02:01] <`m0> how do I do that?
[02:01] <`m0> any references?
[02:01] <cafuego> `m0: Yes, just a moment.
[02:01] <`m0> cafuego: I have it installed...
[02:01] <synic> `m0: sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[02:01] <`m0> cafuego: from lspci it shows that
[02:01] <sethk> lmosher, unmark mark 2.14.2-0ubuntu2
[02:02] <sethk> lmosher, it probably won't let you, but it should tell you why
[02:02] <cafuego> `m0: The driver yes, not the firmware. (It's not open, so not included)
[02:02] <cafuego> `m0: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Dapper
[02:02] <lmosher> sethk, Um. Yes. It does tell me why. Here's the WHOLE error. The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[02:02] <lmosher>   gnome-terminal: Depends: gnome-terminal-data (= 2.14.2-0ubuntu1) but 2.14.2-0ubuntu2 is to be installed
[02:02] <cafuego> `m0: The easiest way by far is to grab the firmware package.
[02:02] <`m0> hmm
[02:03] <`m0> synic: I did that, now how do I test that?
[02:03] <cafuego> (I made it, I use it, on a 4306 too ;-)
[02:03] <synic> `m0: heh, that page he linked has all the info.
[02:03] <`m0> cafuego: hehe
[02:03] <`m0> ah okay
[02:03] <ragzoobken> Ack, I need some help, I've been fidling around with Dual screen, and now the taskbar etc takes an age to load, and the only sound I can get is squealing
[02:03] <cafuego> `m0: .. if you add it to sources.list you'll get future updates automagically.
[02:03] <synic> cafuego: was the open bcm43xx driver developed for the airport cards originally ?
[02:03] <TheGame> wow
[02:04] <cafuego> synic: yep
[02:04] <synic> cool
[02:04] <`m0> oh my
[02:04] <TheGame> can some1 tell me why network manager doesnt detect my wireless anymore
[02:04] <`m0> this is too confusing
[02:04] <sethk> lmosher, when it says "2.14.2-0ubuntu2" is marked for installation, that has to be because something else is marked for installation and 2.4.2-0ubuntu2 is a dependency
[02:04] <TheGame> it was working yesterday
[02:04] <cafuego> synic: I have one in an iBook and one as a pcmcia card, work work fine.
[02:04] <phxheat> does anyone know how i can spoof my ip? :) seriously though
[02:04] <LJHarb> can anyone tell me how to add a second listening port to openssh?
[02:04] <TheGame> and now today it doesnt even detect it
[02:04] <sethk> lmosher, So if you unmark it, it should say "you can't unmark it because ..."
[02:04] <TokenBad> was mozilla-mplayer in hoary?
[02:04] <ubuntuPLUS1> mm
[02:04] <synic> cafuego: I'm running it in a compaq presario with a 4318.  Also works just fine.
[02:04] <sethk> lmosher, the other alternative is to use the flag that says to ignore dependency errors, but that's potentially dangerous.
[02:04] <LJHarb> can i add a second Port line to /etc/shs/ssh_config ?
[02:05] <ubuntuPLUS1> when i boot up i get an error message that my boot sector doesnt match its backups
[02:05] <`m0> cafuego: What do I add to  sources.list
[02:05] <TheGame> so no1 wants to help m e
[02:05] <cafuego> synic: Yeah, I've heard of some issues with 4318's on ppc hardware on old firmware, but that's apprently sorted now.
[02:05] <ubuntuPLUS1> and a list of ?addresses? where it doesnt match... any clue how to fix that ?
[02:05] <Melissa|X> I just bought a new TI-84 Plus Silver Edition
[02:05] <ubuntuPLUS1> TheGame: whats yer prob
[02:05] <cafuego> `m0: "deb http://ubuntu.cafuego.net dapper-cafuego bcm43xx"
[02:05] <Melissa|X> it has USB
[02:05] <TheGame> i have network manager installed
[02:05] <cafuego> `m0: without the quotes.
[02:05] <TheGame> but it doesnt detect my wireless anymore
[02:05] <Melissa|X> I plug it in, and I have no idea what to do after that =(
[02:06] <TheGame> so i have to use wired
[02:06] <synic> TheGame: what card?
[02:06] <ubuntuPLUS1> ah i dont know anything about wireless TheGame sorry
[02:06] <TheGame> i have a dell m140
[02:06] <TheGame> xps
[02:06] <TheGame> so im not sure what card it is
[02:06] <`m0> cafuego ah its your driver
[02:06] <synic> TheGame: what does lspci say it is?
[02:06] <cafuego> `m0: No, that package contains the binary non-open firmware only. The driver is already in the kernel.
[02:06] <LJHarb> anyone know anything about openssh?
[02:06] <`m0> cafuego: where is sources.list?
[02:06] <waspius> jrib: the link u send me does not help..i cannot create a trash file unless i use url
[02:06] <TheGame> lspci lists many
[02:07] <cafuego> `m0: /etc/apt
[02:07] <TheGame> i dont know which is which
[02:07] <synic> TheGame: the one that says "network" and/or "wireless"
[02:07] <cafuego> `m0: You could add in a custom line via the Repositories option in Synaptic as well.
[02:07] <Melissa|X> using TiLP, I can't do anything at all
[02:07] <Melissa|X> http://pastebin.com/770948
[02:07] <TheGame> 0000:02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX (r
[02:07] <Novawo1f> Lookit all the questions... well I'll ask again just in case: Installer is crashing saying / is out of space, my / I am formatting is 37g, is it the ramdisk thats running out?
[02:07] <Melissa|X> "node /proc/bus/usb/devices: does not exists"
[02:08] <cafuego> LJHarb: To be fair, the manpage explains to the letter .. ;-)
[02:08] <synic> TheGame: I don't think that's the wireless card.
[02:08] <TheGame> oh
[02:08] <LJHarb> cafuego: it explains how to /change/ the port, but i want to add a second one. i read it before asking.
[02:08] <Melissa|X> any way I can get /proc/bus/usb/devices?
[02:08] <synic> see any other "Ethernet" things in there?
[02:08] <TheGame> 0000:02:03.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG (rev 05)
[02:08] <Melissa|X> I'm not sure why it's not there
[02:08] <jrib> waspius: I didn't send you a link, it just had instructions for gconf-editor.  Did that work?
[02:08] <synic> TheGame: lsmod | grep ipw2
[02:09] <waspius> jrib: no
[02:09] <cafuego> LJHarb: So you saw where it says "Multiple options of this type are permitted." ?
[02:09] <kgeffert> LJHarb, I don't believe so, but you can use iptables to redirect a second port to the first
[02:09] <jrib> waspius: let me correct myself, there is a link.  But the link is for kde, you need to open gconf-editor and set the appropriate setting
[02:09] <`m0> cafuego: No bublic key available
[02:09] <TheGame> ipw2200               107308  0
[02:09] <cafuego> LJHarb: Essentially, just add more "Port xxx" lines.
[02:09] <waspius> jrib: meaning?
[02:09] <synic> TheGame: what does iwconfig say ?
[02:09] <`m0> cafuego: I added thru Synaptic
[02:10] <ubuntuPLUS1> when i boot up i get an error message that my boot sector doesnt match its backups.. know how to fix that?
[02:10] <TheGame> no wireless extensions
[02:10] <TheGame> oh wait
[02:10] <jrib> waspius: type 'gconf-editor' in a terminal and then go to /app/nautilus/desktop (in gconf-editor)
[02:10] <Urden> can anyone tell me how to add my ~/bin directory to my $PATH permanently?
[02:10] <cafuego> `m0: wget http://au.ubuntu.cafuego.net/969F3F57.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[02:10] <TheGame> let me post it in pastebin
[02:10] <synic> k.
[02:10] <LJHarb> cafuego: no i didnt, and i just checked, its not there. but ill try adding another line
[02:11] <waspius> jrib: command not found
[02:11] <LJHarb> kgeffert: if the second line doesnt work, ill ask you about iptables - i dont know how to use it
[02:11] <kgeffert> LJHarb, after reading the man page.. I retract my last statement... yes you should just have to add another one.
[02:11] <jrib> waspius: are you using GNOME?
[02:11] <TheGame> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20932
[02:11] <cafuego> LJHarb: It's in 'man sshd_config', not the manpage for the binary itself.
[02:11] <Novawo1f> Is there another install option besides booting into a livecd?
[02:11] <`m0> cafuego: It says no sch file or directory
[02:11] <LJHarb> ah
[02:11] <synic> TheGame: what about iwlist eth1 scan
[02:11] <cafuego> LJHarb: You can also add ListenAddress xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:yyy lines if you want specific ports on specific IPs.
[02:12] <waspius> jrib: no kde
[02:12] <`m0> cafuego: nevermind I forgot the - at the end :)
[02:12] <cafuego> `m0: Tssk ;-)
[02:12] <jrib> waspius: oh, ok I thought you were using GNOME for some reason.  In that case I don't know anymore than what that link suggested.  Maybe you can try in #kubuntu too
[02:12] <TheGame> let me pastebin again
[02:12] <waspius> jrib: ok thanx allot
[02:13] <`m0> cafuego: I guess I reloaded teh synaptic correctly
[02:13] <TheGame> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20934
[02:13] <`m0> cafuego: how did yo uknow thats the key?
[02:13] <cafuego> `m0: It's mine :-)
[02:13] <`m0> cafuego: ahh :)
[02:13] <`m0> cafuego: What should I do now?
[02:13] <cafuego> `m0: Now you want 'bcm43xx-firmware'
[02:13] <HeathenDan> what's a good desktop app for checking crp usage/drive stats/netstreams? (not gdesklet)
[02:13] <`m0> ah k
[02:13] <`m0> :)
[02:13] <HeathenDan> crp = cpu*
[02:14] <cafuego> `m0: Install it, reboot, voila, wifi!
[02:14] <`m0> cafuego: are you a developer for Ubuntu :)
[02:14] <cafuego> HeathenDan: I just sue the system monitor applet.
[02:14] <HeathenDan> i used to use them too
[02:14] <cafuego> `m0: No, just a hobbyist. I got my wifi to work, this is to make it easier for others to do the same.
[02:14] <synic> TheGame: heh.  well... looks like your card is working fine.
[02:14] <TheGame> good
[02:15] <TheGame> so why is network manager being like this
[02:15] <`m0> cafuego: Thank you very much :)
[02:15] <synic> TheGame: dunno, try restarting it?
[02:15] <jvai> i pray ubuntu neva dies out.. it's getting soo, good now
[02:15] <HeathenDan> but they're too bare. i saw this app from a fedora desktop, it seems to be good. but i dunno if it's available in ubuntu
[02:15] <`m0> okay restarting :)
[02:15] <TheGame> ive tried it
[02:15] <cafuego> HeathenDan: I imagine so, both are Gnome and essentially the same.
[02:15] <Novawo1f> Is there another way to install besides booting into livecd? Installer is saying / is out of disk space when installing.
[02:15] <HeathenDan> may i post a link here?
[02:15] <TheGame> but i guess ill play around
[02:16] <TheGame> or stay on ethernet
[02:16] <TheGame> thanks for the help anyway
[02:16] <cafuego> HeathenDan: If it's a single line, sure.
[02:16] <synic> TheGame: you can try manually just to make sure: iwconfig eth1 essid psbnet && iwconfig eth1 enc <yourwirelesskey> && dhclient eth1
[02:16] <TheGame> ok ill try that
[02:16] <TheGame> will that work with wpa?
[02:16] <jdahm> hmm Im having problems running  skype installed from the .deb
[02:16] <synic> oh... I dunno.  I've never used wpa.
[02:16] <TheGame> or wep whichever one dapper doesnt handle
[02:16] <DanaG> gkrellm, anyone?
[02:16] <cafuego> TheGame: If you use the NetworkManager applet, wpa will work.
[02:16] <TheGame> i have networkmanager
[02:16] <HeathenDan> http://polishlinux.org/stuff/screenshots/fedora/fedora_5_Andrzej_Orkan.jpg
[02:16] <HeathenDan> gotta make sure. on another network, some chans ban ppl who post links
[02:16] <synic> he's saying networkmanager is broken
[02:16] <TheGame> it doesnt detect the wireless router
[02:17] <TheGame> but my other laptop onw indows detects it fine
[02:17] <jdahm> it doesnt start when I just type the 'skype' command, but works with 'skype --help'
[02:17] <leagris> anyone know how to configure/use compiz-kde. I could not find up to date or relevant documentation in help.ubuntu.com
[02:17] <jdahm> anyone know why this might be?
[02:17] <Melissa|X> "node /proc/bus/usb/devices: does not exists"
[02:17] <Melissa|X> any way I can get /proc/bus/usb/devices?
[02:17] <Melissa|X> TiLP seems to fail otherwise
[02:17] <HeathenDan> i wanna know what that desktop app is, or something similar
[02:18] <cafuego> HeathenDan: That's some fluxbox thing from the looks of it.
[02:18] <jvai> lol
[02:18] <toxic> Melissa|X: check if usbfs is mounted on /proc/bus/usb
[02:18] <DanaG>  Hmm, I wonder when speedstep-centrino will work on Yonah.
[02:18] <HeathenDan> darn, it does seem so. so probably there's no port to gnome?
[02:18] <cafuego> HeathenDan: Why not email the takes of the screenshot and 1) ask what it is and 2) if you cna have a copy of their cfg file for it ;-)
[02:19] <HeathenDan> why do they have neatest toys :p
[02:19] <Melissa|X> toxic: it doesn't look like it according to /etc/mtab
[02:19] <`m0> cafuego: hehe now I don't see any Wirless connection in the Network Settings :)
[02:19] <HeathenDan> good idea, i'll try looking for the contact info
[02:20] <toxic> Melissa|X: then add run: mount -tusbfs none /proc/bus/usb
[02:20] <Novawo1f> Anyone know why the installer is crashing saying / is out of disk space? Is it talking about the ramdisk?
[02:20] <cafuego> `m0: Did you reboot or not?
[02:20] <jdahm> anyone have an idea about that skype issue?
[02:20] <`m0> cafuego: I think i did that :( echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[02:21] <`m0> cafuego: darn, how do I reverse that
[02:21] <cafuego> `m0: Ok, edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist and remove that line.
[02:21] <sethk> Novawo1f, because / is out of disk space
[02:21] <`m0> okay :s
[02:21] <Novawo1f> Well, is there another way to isntall without booting into a livecd?
[02:21] <Melissa|X> thanks toxic ~_^ now I need to rerun TiLP as root.
[02:21] <Melissa|X> /me hopes beyond hope this works so I can play Mario on my new super calculator
[02:21] <`m0> whihc line should I remove
[02:22] <`m0> balcklist bcm43xx ?
[02:22] <cafuego> `m0: The ones that mentions bcm43xx
[02:22] <Melissa|X> Msg: Unable to open/find a USB device.
[02:22] <Melissa|X> Cause: Check that your cable is connected or not stalled. Check you rlibusb and usbfs, too.
[02:22] <Melissa|X> System: Inappropriate ioctl for device (errno = 25)
[02:22] <proselyte> anyone have experience with ndiswrapper?
[02:22] <cafuego> `m0: After that, run 'sudo modprobe bcm43xx'
[02:22] <leagris> someone can help or point me to up to date howto documentation on using the compiz-kde package ?
[02:22] <Melissa|X> it seems it can't find /dev/tiusb0
[02:23] <`m0> cafuego: what does modprobe do
[02:23] <`m0> !modprobe
[02:23] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about modprobe - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:23] <Melissa|X> at least I think
[02:23] <cafuego> `m0: It loads the driver into the kernel.
[02:23] <erdrick> the latest radeon drivers are proken for the opengl how can i install the working version before the latest version
[02:24] <DanaG> Yonah, Yonah, wherefore art thou Yonah?
[02:24] <toxic> Melissa|X: maybe you need to load some module
[02:24] <Melissa|X> I thought so too, but the TiLP manual thingy says with USB it's not required
[02:24] <Melissa|X> I'm not sure what SilverLink is though
[02:24] <`m0> cafuego: Wow now iwscanning works :D
[02:24] <toxic> try loading tiglusb
[02:24] <cafuego> `m0: Yup.
[02:24] <`m0> iwlist scanning works :D
[02:24] <`m0> wo0t smart cafuego :p
[02:24] <DanaG> And wherefore art speedstep-centrino OMGbroken?
[02:24] <Melissa|X> FATAL: Module tiglusb not found.
[02:24] <tuxtux> bye at all
[02:24] <cafuego> `m0: The only thing that's not correct yet is the link strength reporting.
[02:25] <DanaG> Gaah, I just mangled classical English.
[02:25] <`m0> cafuego: ah how hard is it to fix that :)
[02:25] <ubuntu> hi guys
[02:25] <ubuntu> i have a small query regarding ubuntu OS
[02:25] <sizzam> how do you enable XDMCP on dapper?
[02:25] <ubuntu> any good online radio tools for ubuntu
[02:26] <cafuego> `m0: Too hard for me; but the authors of the bcm43xx driver are working on it.
[02:26] <erdrick> i'm guessing everyone here uses nvidea
[02:26] <DanaG> XDMCP?
[02:26] <DanaG> Beats me.
[02:26] <sizzam> ubuntu: check out amarok, it has some radio stuff built in
[02:26] <ubuntu> sizzam:  chk in login setup
[02:26] <cafuego> sizzam: Configure the login manager via the admin menu and tick the 'enable xdmcp' box.
[02:26] <`m0> hmm It takes forever in ubuntu to activate the interface wireless
[02:26] <ubuntu> sizzam:  thanks man
[02:26] <TokenBad> if a friend is running hoary...how does he get w32codecs?
[02:26] <toxic> Melissa|X: maybe try http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-32496.html
[02:26] <cafuego> `m0: Make sure you're using the latest dapper kernel. 2.,6.15-26-XXX
[02:26] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  hi
[02:26] <sizzam> cafuego: it looks like thats how it was in Hoary, but it changed in Dapper
[02:27] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  download from mplayerhq.org
[02:27] <sizzam> cafuego: i'm trying to do step one on this howto:   http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=122402
[02:27] <Melissa|X> toxic, I'll check that out, thanks ~_^
[02:27] <DanaG> What is Edgy all about right now?
[02:27] <DanaG> And WTF is an Eft?
[02:27] <TokenBad> ubuntu I don't see a site at that url
[02:27] <`m0> cafuego: I downlaoded the image of ubuntu last night
[02:27] <cafuego> sizzam: Oh yeah, go to the 'Remote' tab.
[02:27] <cafuego> `m0: Which one, 6.06.1 or 6.06?
[02:28] <sizzam> cafuego: so, setting that to 'same as local' should do the same thing as enabling XDMCP?
[02:28] <`m0> cafuego:hmm
[02:28] <`m0> how do I find out?
[02:28] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  ok bro let me chk the correct url
[02:28] <sizzam> DanaG: http://museum.gov.ns.ca/mnh/nature/salamand/thumbs/images/red-eft.jpg
[02:28] <erdrick> the latest radeon drivers are broken for the opengl how can i install the working version before the latest version
[02:28] <cafuego> sizzam: ANything not-disabled will enable xdmcp; you'll also get an 'configure xdmcp' button to tweak stuff.
[02:29] <cafuego> sizzam: You _will_ need to restart gdm, probably. (not 100% sure)
[02:29] <cafuego> `m0: What does 'uname -r' say when you run it on a terminal?
[02:29] <sizzam> cafuego: thanks.   i had that set up, but when i vnc into :1, i get the grey  screen with no gdm
[02:29] <jdahm> wow amarok is pretty cool, are ther eany other cool music organization programs?
[02:29] <`m0> cafuego: 2.6.15-26-386
[02:29] <cafuego> sizzam: if you need vnc, you don't really need xdmcp at all.
[02:30] <cafuego> sizzam: Just enable System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[02:30] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  it is mplayerhq.hu
[02:30] <ubuntu> sorry
[02:30] <sizzam> cafuego:  i'm trying to get some resumable-session action going.  i have problems with the Remote Desktop stuff due to multiple users on the box
[02:30] <Melissa|X> I got /dev/tiusb0 set up, but it now fails on checking for tiusb usability
[02:30] <cafuego> sizzam: Hmmm....
[02:30] <sizzam> cafuego: those instructions start on page 7
[02:31] <cafuego> sizzam: I think resumable sessions in X are still highly experimental at best (though it's being worked on)
[02:31] <Melissa|X> there is no tiusb module, nor tiglusb
[02:31] <TokenBad> ubuntu thanks...
[02:31] <TokenBad> I guess its part of the essential codecs packages?
[02:31] <wind> heres my problem, i first installed kubuntu (a few days ago) and then installed gnome (ubuntu) now when i reboot and try to login it gives me an error about not being able to load the human theme, when i press ok the login screen appears and i can login. i go to login to ubuntu and it doesn't connect to the wireless router, kubuntu is perfectly fine though
[02:31] <Melissa|X> I have ti_usb_3410_5052, but I'm not sure what that does
[02:31] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  yep
[02:31] <sizzam> jdahm:  check out Listen Media Manager
[02:31] <DanaG> HOw do I enable myself to connect to other systems by xdmcp?
[02:31] <DanaG> I want to be a client, not a server.
[02:31] <`m0> cafuego: How do I connect to a certain cell.. ?
[02:31] <Melissa|X> doesn't seem to help any though
[02:32] <`m0> cafuego: I see my essid which is "Mansour"
[02:32] <TokenBad> ubuntu, ok after unarchive them how installed them?
[02:32] <Veris> How do I disable Shift + Backspace from restarting GNOME?
[02:32] <`m0> cafuego: Isn't there a "REPAIR" like in linux for wireless connection
[02:32] <lmosher> how do I find what provides libglitz-xgl.so.1?
[02:32] <ubuntu> freaking amarok crashed
[02:32] <ubuntu> dang it
[02:33] <Veris> Or whatever that key function does. :P
[02:33] <Awesome-o2000> `m0, thats called /etc/init.d/networking restart
[02:33] <DanaG> How do I start a new GDM in a nested window?
[02:33] <cafuego> `m0: open a term and run 'nm-applet &'
[02:33] <cafuego> `m0: That will create a small icon on the panel, which will list all Networks and allow you to chosoe one.
[02:33] <lcmatte> hello, I cannot find /dev/sda to mount my usb pendrive. How can I do that?
[02:34] <cafuego> `m0: After choosing, it'll prompt for password/key/whatever if needed.
[02:34] <bartist> hello
[02:35] <`m0> thanks Awesome-o2000 and cafuego, now I am waiting till it restarts :S takes time
[02:35] <Melissa|X> from sourceforge mailing list "tiusb is obsolete. Use ticables2 instead."
[02:35] <wind> anyone help?
[02:35] <Melissa|X> now I need to figure that one out
[02:35] <DanaG> !xdmcp
[02:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xdmcp - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:35] <DanaG> helpy meee!
[02:36] <kmasta> how do i make it so i can delet files, ubuntu says i don't have permission
[02:36] <`m0> cafuego: nm-applet &' gave  me rm-applet command not found
[02:37] <ubuntu> brb
[02:37] <sethk> kmasta, sudo
[02:37] <TokenBad> ubuntu, ok after unarchive them how installed them?
[02:37] <jdahm> What is with Automatix?
[02:37] <ubuntu> copy it to /usr/lib/win32
[02:38] <`m0> cafuego: How do I make nm-applet & work?
[02:38] <ubuntu> if it dont work goto rpmseek.com it has rpm of win32codec pack
[02:38] <ubuntu> just enter win32 codec for linux in search
[02:38] <TokenBad> ubuntu guess need to make the win32 dir
[02:38] <TheGame> well
[02:38] <ubuntu> TokenBad:  yes
[02:38] <uber_mort> Hey all, I'm having a few problems with my ATI drivers :-/  I've gone through all of the steps to install and it appears as though the driver is loading for 2D, but it can't seme to initalize DRI.  Any ideas?
[02:38] <lcmatte> kmasta: maybe because your file is from another owner
[02:38] <TheGame> still cant get network manager to detect my network
[02:38] <AskHL> Hello, when I try to start the sound recorder I get the following message: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." But where do I find these multimedia settings? They were there in Breezy but now I use dapper!
[02:38] <TheGame> even though it was working yesterday
[02:38] <Veris> LOL
[02:39] <TheGame> ?
[02:39] <DBO> jdahm, Automatix is discussed in #automatix, not here
[02:39] <Veris> I hit Shift + Backspace again by accident XD
[02:39] <kmasta> sudo what?
[02:39] <kmasta> sudo...
[02:39] <TheGame> does any1 know a good wpa applet besides network manager
[02:39] <Veris> Can anyone tell me how to fix that so I don't keep messing myself up?
[02:39] <uber_mort> ya veris, one second
[02:39] <TheGame> ya Veris stop pressing shift backspace
[02:40] <uber_mort> veris: xmodmap -e "keycode 22 = BackSpace"
[02:40] <DBO> xmodmap -e "keycode 22 = BackSpace BackSpace"
[02:40] <`m0> how do I get packages?
[02:40] <`m0> sudo pkg PACKAGE NAME
[02:40] <Warbo> packages.ubuntu.com
[02:40] <DanaG> How do I log into a remote GDM?
[02:40] <`m0> what is the command ?
[02:40] <uber_mort> you'll have to make it an auto-start type script though unless you feel like typing it every time you load XGL+compiz
[02:40] <Magnus150> Hello, I am new to Linux and wanted to try Ubuntu as a friend recommended it. I'm experiencing a kernel panic even before setup is ran while the hardware drivers are mounting. I haven't found much information on the problem and I was wondering if anyone had any pointers on how to fix this.
[02:41] <Warbo> apt-get install packagename?
[02:41] <Veris> xmodmap:  commandline:1:  bad keysym name 'Backspace' in keysym list
[02:41] <`m0> dpkg
[02:41] <Warbo> sudo dpkg -i packagename.deb will install
[02:41] <DanaG> Oh, for XGL, try the "add to GDM" option!
[02:42] <`m0> cool
[02:42] <uber_mort> Veris: I'm not too sure! :-/  Thats what I've used to make it work for me!
[02:42] <`m0> I installed NEtwork-Gnome-Manager, how do I execute it?
[02:42] <DBO> Veris, are you gnome or kde?
[02:42] <Veris> Gnome
[02:42] <DBO> Veris, ok, go to your keyboard preferences and select your keyboard in there
[02:43] <DBO> Veris, system -> preferences -> keyboard
[02:43] <Warbo> `m0: Find the binary filename, usually by "sudo dpkg -L packagename | grep "/usr/bin""
[02:43] <uber_mort> Hey all, I'm having a few problems with my ATI drivers :-/  I've gone through all of the steps to install and it appears as though the driver is loading for 2D, but it can't seme to initalize DRI.  Any ideas?
[02:43] <Veris> Why was it unselected O.o
[02:43] <DBO> Veris, xgl loves you that way
[02:43] <Veris> Argum.
[02:43] <uber_mort> True!  DBO is right!
[02:43] <ubuntu> amarok aint working
[02:43] <lcmatte> hello, I cannot find /dev/sda to mount my usb pendrive. How can I do that?
[02:44] <Warbo> uber_mort: Maybe due to your card. ATI don't support a lot of their cards
[02:44] <`m0> Warbo: earlier today I installed network-gnome-manager
[02:44] <ubuntu> any other choice for radio for linux?
[02:44] <`m0> Warbo: And I want to execute it, don't know how
[02:44] <uber_mort> Warbo: I've had it working before, I had to fresh install this morning and now its not working again :-/
[02:44] <ubuntu> FirstStrike: u there man?
[02:44] <Veris> Is there any way I can make Firefox start up faster?  Not surf, but start up.
[02:44] <Warbo> `m0: It will put an executable in /usr/bin, so that command will show you what it has put there. I have no idea what network-gnome-manager is, so I can just help you to help yourself
[02:45] <Magnus150> Hey all, I having a bit of a problem with Ubuntu installation and I was wondering if anyone might lend me a hand.
[02:45] <ubuntu> aint the command gnome-network-manager?
[02:45] <UKMatt> Veris, not that I know of, but if youre worried about that Opera is faster on start up
[02:45] <UKMatt> magnus150, ya just gatta say what it is
[02:45] <Magnus150> Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill Init
[02:45] <Magnus150> I get this as the hardware drivers load up
[02:46] <Warbo> Magnus150: Check the message above that, since that will tell you the problem
[02:46] <DanaG> !gdm
[02:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gdm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:46] <Magnus150> Alright, I'll run it again and write down the error there
[02:46] <Veris> So Opera is a good browser for speed?
[02:46] <`m0> Warbo: I am trying to do nm-applet
[02:46] <ubuntu> Magnus150:  lol the kernel is angry , heh
[02:46] <sethk> Magnus150, the panic is after the important error
[02:46] <sethk> Magnus150, you'
[02:47] <Magnus150> Gotcha, I'll take it down. brb.
[02:47] <sethk> Magnus150, you will always get that panic when the init program does not complete
[02:47] <Warbo> `m0: Applets are usually added to the panel using Add to Panel
[02:47] <`m0> http://www.gnome.org/projects/NetworkManager/
[02:47] <sethk> Magnus150, it is the error before that which is significant
[02:47] <UKMatt> Veris, yeah actually, I prefer firefox to it, but it is the fastest out of any out right now on start up, and I think even slightly faster on pages just because of the way it handles them... and it should be in synaptic
[02:47] <ubuntu> lot of good browsers r there
[02:47] <uber_mort> Anyone good with ATI driver installation?   I have some fun errors to take a look at :)
[02:47] <ubuntu> y stick to one :)
[02:48] <ubuntu> nothing like fun errors :(
[02:48] <Veris> Opera not in synaptic?  Oh well :(.
[02:48] <ubuntu> Veris:  opera.com
[02:48] <Warbo> Opera is in Applications>Add/Remove
[02:48] <Flannel> Veris: it's not open source.  There are repositories for it
[02:48] <Flannel> !tell Veris about opera
[02:48] <`m0> Warbo: I accidently deleted the Panel for NetworkManager
[02:48] <ubuntu> Flannel:  can i ask a ? too plz :)
[02:48] <Veris> By the way, update manager/synaptic has been throwing a fit at me because of "broken packages."  I forced some dependencies so I could install a program I wanted.
[02:48] <`m0> Warbo: Don't know how to readd it on :(
[02:48] <Flannel> ubuntu: of course
[02:48] <Flannel> ubuntu: just ask away!
[02:48] <ubuntu> Flannel:  i needa good online radio app.
[02:49] <ubuntu> any recomendation?
[02:49] <uber_mort> sorry ubuntu, this channel is for declaring royal proclimations only ;)
[02:49] <Flannel> ubuntu: you mean for listening to streaming radio type things?
[02:49] <ubuntu> Flannel:  yep
[02:49] <Warbo> `m0: Look, I have absolutely no idea what this thing is, but it will probably put stuff in /usr/bin, and applets are usually added to the panel by right clicking. That is really generic stuff which applies to anything and it is all I know
[02:49] <ubuntu> some1 advicsed amarok, but for some reason it aint  working
[02:49] <ubuntu> :(
[02:50] <uber_mort> If you're using Gnome try I *think* its just called listen.  You can catch last.fm streams from that.  If you're using KDE Amarok will allow for last.fm streams
[02:50] <uber_mort> ubuntu: I can go ask my roommate real quick which he uses (he runs gnome)
[02:50] <Flannel> ubuntu: personally, I have no idea.  I dont have sound.  Someone in here should be able to give you info.  like uber_mort!
[02:50] <UKMatt> Does anyone know of any good programs taht work with iPod (and podcasts would be a plus) other than gtkpod
[02:50] <Warbo> Listen is on listengnome.free.fr
[02:50] <ubuntu> any help will be apreciatted :)
[02:50] <mainer> streamtuner,xmms
[02:51] <uber_mort> Ubuntu: Well its looks like warbo verified it for me.  Try Listen audio player
[02:51] <mainer> are two of many
[02:51] <ubuntu> UKMatt:  i just saw some app for ipod in synaptic , do a search for ipod there
[02:51] <uber_mort> Ubuntu: Its supposed to be really good for last.fm streams
[02:51] <ubuntu> uber_mort:  ty so much
[02:51] <Warbo> Listen is probably the most insecure program in history, if you believe the bug tracker. Every bug is critical priority :)
[02:51] <waspius> Blissex: ok i found it and fixed it
[02:51] <ubuntu> Warbo:  wow really :O
[02:51] <Blissex> waspius: what was that?
[02:52] <Blissex> waspius: the icon?
[02:52] <Flannel> Warbo: probably just overzealous bug reporters ;)
[02:52] <waspius> Blissex: yes
[02:52] <uber_mort> ubuntu: No prob, good luck, and enjoy :)
[02:52] <Warbo> Looks like a lazy developer who can't be bothered to change values
[02:52] <ajcates> where is tanth?
[02:52] <matko> hello from slovakia
[02:52] <cafezt02> Anybody can help me about lazarus, message can't find system unit?
[02:52] <Blissex> waspius: ah good, that was a good guess by <Renze>
[02:52] <waspius> Blissex: i added this line EmptyIcon=trashcan_empty
[02:52] <ajcates> can somebuddy help me get X back?
[02:53] <uber_mort> ajcates: What'd you do to lose it?  I hear calling its name with a bowl of warm milk may lure it back
[02:53] <Blissex> waspius: ah yes, forgot about that.
[02:53] <ubuntu> ajcates:  had fight with ur x?
[02:53] <ubuntu> dang sorry bad joke :(
[02:53] <ajcates> yes
[02:53] <ajcates> we had a big fight
[02:53] <ajcates> i lost
[02:53] <ubuntu> ouch
[02:53] <waspius> Blissex: thanx for the help though...good night
[02:53] <ubuntu> whats wrong?
[02:53] <ajcates> cuz i don't have a gui any more
[02:53] <uber_mort> ajcates: Try ##dating-advice ;)
[02:53] <Warbo> !fixres
[02:53] <ubotu> x is the X Window System; it's the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type this in a console: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  -  To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[02:53] <ubuntu> uber_mort:  haha
[02:54] <magdi> I just noticed that my laptops screen is not used in its full size. How could I change it? Is this a resolution problem or something else? I have already checked xorg.cond, and I have a vesa driver.
[02:54] <DanaG> Is it a toshiba?
[02:54] <sethk> ajcates, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:54] <DanaG> Toshiba has EDID issues.
[02:54] <ajcates> thank
[02:54] <ubuntu> what ahppens when u type startx?
[02:54] <dmb> did anyone make a dpkg for the updated nvidia drivers?
[02:54] <magdi> DanaG: if you asked it from me, then probably not
[02:55] <DanaG> Yeah.
[02:55] <mainer> ajcates: ctrl+alt+backspace kills x unconditionally,xorgconfig=inter-active script
[02:55] <Melissa|X> ticables: Found <TI84 Plus>.
[02:55] <Melissa|X> ticables: err: usb_set_configuration (could not set config 1: Device or resource busy).
[02:55] <nso> My sound went totaly out on xmms
[02:55] <magdi> DanaG: it is a laptop's LCD panel. according to lspci: 0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS]  661/741/760/761 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter
[02:56] <DanaG> SiS?  Bleargh.
[02:56] <ubuntu> nso:  try reinstall :)
[02:56] <ubuntu> or try winamp
[02:56] <ubuntu> :)
[02:56] <uber_mort> Anyone want to help with some ATI driver problems? :)
[02:56] <DanaG> At least it isn't NeoMagic.
[02:56] <nso> how do I get winamp?
[02:56] <ajcates> ok
[02:57] <ubuntu> nso:  i forgot site name , google for winamp for linux
[02:57] <ajcates> what x sever driver should i get?
[02:57] <farous> xmms is similar to winamp
[02:57] <Blissex> nso: it is called XMMS or ZINF
[02:57] <ajcates> i have an nvidia geForce 5200
[02:57] <ubuntu> bliss there is winamp version for linux too, i aint talking bout xmms
[02:57] <harisund> Can someone quickly explain me the difference between downloading and installing using the server CD, using the alternate CD, and using the server version in the alternate CD?
[02:58] <nso> lolfind it and prove us bth wrong
[02:58] <ubuntu> nso:  smark cookie :)
[02:58] <ubuntu> smart
[02:58] <ubuntu> lol
[02:58] <ubuntu> hold on let me find it
[02:58] <nso> ty
[02:58] <farous> harisund: server cd is used to install the server ver. basically no gui. for desktop use alternate cd.
[02:59] <harisund> farous there is a 'server install' in the alternate CD as well?
[02:59] <farous> harisund: i would presume both are same but am not sure
[02:59] <harisund> farous: the so called 'server' version doesn't actually have any server right?
[02:59] <ubuntu> nso it is on filepedia.com
[02:59] <ubuntu> look for winamp for linux
[02:59] <ubuntu> ok?
[02:59] <nso> k ty
[02:59] <ardchoille> I used the Alternate CD for the first time yesterday, have been installing from the DesktopCD, and I like that the Alternate CD installer asks for monitor resolutions during the install :)
[03:00] <ubuntu> yw
[03:00] <harisund> ardchoille doesn't the alternate CD have a 'srever' installation too?
[03:00] <kmasta> what command do you use to delet a file
[03:00] <ardchoille> harisund: I didn't notice
[03:00] <Phenax> kmasta: rm
[03:00] <mainer> rm
[03:00] <Warbo> kmasta: "rm filename"
[03:00] <harisund> ok never mind .
[03:00] <ardchoille> harisund: I believe it did, yes
[03:00] <kmasta> thank you
[03:00] <DanaG> What is the "alternate CD"?
[03:00] <Warbo> kmasta: Or "rm -r foldername" to do a whole folder
[03:01] <harisund>  ardchoille So where do I get the famous 'lamp' installation of Ubuntu?
[03:01] <ardchoille> !lamp
[03:01] <ubotu> lamp is a shortcut for Linux-Apache-Mysql-{PHP,Perl,Python}. To setup a LAMP server on Ubuntu, install the packages libapache2-mod-php5, php5-mysql, and mysql-server-5.0. You can also choose 'install a LAMP server' from the server install cd boot menu. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[03:01] <[NP] Tangent> alright, I just rebuilt my kernel with the -rt low-latency patch... but now my wireless does not work with it
[03:01] <[NP] Tangent> eth1 no longer shows up
[03:01] <nso> are there supposed to be more sound drivers I'm supposed to download?
[03:01] <[NP] Tangent> why might this be? and how might I fix it?
[03:01] <ardchoille> harisund: My guess would be to read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[03:01] <Phenax> Can anyone recommend me a UNIX-based lightweight web browser without heavy dependancies in a window manager? I usually just use links -g but.. meh
[03:01] <ubuntu> nso:  u have alsa right?
[03:02] <harisund> ardchoille ok, so the 'server' cD has 2 options: base install with no GUI and base install with A.M.P. The 'alternate CD' has 2 options as well, regular desktop and base installation with nothing basically.
[03:02] <ubuntu> Phenax:  try w3m
[03:02] <ardchoille> Phenax: dillo ?
[03:02] <ardchoille> or w3m
[03:02] <Phenax> I don't like dillo
[03:02] <francolq> Hello. I installed Dapper but the network is very slow. Disabling IPV6 (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1389280&postcount=9) didn't work. Any idea?
[03:02] <Phenax> It uses libungif, is my main problem
[03:02] <ubuntu> Phenax:  u can also try elinks
[03:02] <ardchoille> harisund: iirc, that is correct
[03:02] <nso> ubuntu: yes but i doesnt allow me to use sound on more that one program
[03:02] <farous> [NP] Tangent: building your own kernel means you are supposed to figure those minor details on your own :), now more inform is needed card and driver you use
[03:02] <harisund> thanks ardchoille, will catch up later :)
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> I have an Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG card
[03:03] <ubuntu> nso:  yes u will get voice in use error
[03:03] <Phenax> nso: ALSA includes dmix which is a software mixer for that
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> with the ipw2200 driver
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> it works when I use my regular kernel.
[03:03] <Warbo> nso: ALSA lets you use sound from more than one app. OSS doesn't, so it is programs which aren't using ALSA which is the problem
[03:03] <farous> [NP] Tangent: modprobe ipw2200
[03:03] <farous> sudo infornt of that
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> and I'm inexperienced with the kernel, so I just went straight with the directions
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> k, I'll try that in a bit
[03:03] <[NP] Tangent> thanks
[03:03] <francis> i want to install apache and php5 on ubuntu.  what packages should i install to get php5 integrated with apache?
[03:03] <farous> [NP] Tangent: wait more setting is needed.
[03:04] <ubuntu> nso:  did u find winamp?
[03:04] <[NP] Tangent> farous, and what might that setting be?
[03:04] <ajcates> i have reconfigured my X
[03:04] <farous> lets see first did you compile the ipw2200 module into the kernel or as seperate module
[03:04] <[NP] Tangent> I didn't compile it into the kernel
[03:04] <[NP] Tangent> I followed the instructions at ubuntustudio.org
[03:05] <nso> ubuntu: yeah but I wanna fix my sound first: I have the alsa config files I think...and some mixers for it
[03:05] <farous> [NP] Tangent: this will be a help http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/
[03:05] <[NP] Tangent> ah, I see what I need to do then
[03:06] <ubuntu> nso:  ok kool
[03:06] <erdrick> how can i install the previous radeon drivers so i can get opengl working agian
[03:06] <farous> [NP] Tangent: lets see if you have the req modu. lsmod |grep ipw2200
[03:06] <nso> ubuntu: not really it still doesnt work is what I'm hinting at
[03:06] <[NP] Tangent> yeah
[03:06] <[NP] Tangent> I have it
[03:06] <Warbo> Does GIF have weird licencing issues still? I'm just wondering what format to use for some tiny animations in a game I'm making
[03:07] <farous> [NP] Tangent: great
[03:07] <Phenax> Warbo: I don't believe so
[03:07] <farous> [NP] Tangent: you just need the firmware then
[03:07] <[NP] Tangent> well, the card works great on my current kernel
[03:07] <[NP] Tangent> I just need it to work on this new one
[03:07] <Warbo> (I despise GIF by the way, but GTK doesn't seem to have ANIM5 support yet)
[03:07] <[NP] Tangent> but I'll take your advice
[03:07] <[NP] Tangent> and look at more instructions
[03:07] <ajcates> when ever i styart up my computer it says GDM Xserver not found:Xgl :0 - fullscreen :1 -ac -accel glx:pbuffer -accel xu:fbo & sleep 2 && DISPLAY=:1 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0 .Xaouth -no listen tcp vt7
[03:07] <ajcates> and i have no X
[03:07] <farous> [NP] Tangent: go to the dir /lib/firmware/
[03:08] <farous> you will find a bunch of dir where the firmware is
[03:08] <Warbo> Phenax: OK, I suppose I could always change it later. Once I get the blooming thing working
[03:08] <Melissa|X> toxic: any solution to this?
[03:08] <Melissa|X> err: usb_set_configuration (could not set config 1: Device or resource busy).
[03:09] <farous> [NP] Tangent: create a dir with the name of your new kernel and place the firmware in it under /lib/firmware/ and hope it work. if it does not just put the firmware dir under /lib/firmware/
[03:09] <ajcates> can some one help me get my X back?
[03:09] <ubuntu> ajcates: still no luck?
[03:09] <ajcates> still none
[03:10] <Phenax> Can anyone recommend me a UNIX-based lightweight web browser without heavy dependancies in a window manager? I usually just use links -g but.. meh. Also, I'm not looking for a terminal-based web browser.
[03:10] <ubuntu> ajcates:  what error u get when u type startx?
[03:10] <ajcates> when ever i styart up my computer it says GDM Xserver not found:Xgl :0 - fullscreen :1 -ac -accel glx:pbuffer -accel xu:fbo & sleep 2 && DISPLAY=:1 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0 .Xaouth -no listen tcp vt7
[03:10] <ajcates> that one
[03:11] <kruncher> hey guys, what is a good limewire clone (that is in the ubuntu repositories)??
[03:11] <ubuntu> ajcates:  so ur stuck at console?
[03:11] <ajcates> yeppers
[03:11] <ubuntu> ajcates:  do 1 thing
[03:11] <ajcates> what?
[03:11] <ubuntu> download kdm/kde
[03:11] <mainer> frostwire,maybe?
[03:11] <ubuntu> use that
[03:11] <ubuntu> apt-get install kdm
[03:11] <ajcates> alrighty
[03:11] <ubuntu> make kdm ur default manager
[03:11] <kruncher> E: Couldn't find package frostwire
[03:11] <mainer> ajcates: or re-install gdm
[03:12] <mainer> hmm
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !frostwire
[03:12] <ubotu> frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[03:12] <wind> hey why would ubuntu start messing up (blank screen) when i change the theme from human to the one that makes everything look simple
[03:12] <wind> and how do i fix it
[03:12] <ubuntu> ajcates: u will have some downloading to do, hope u have a good connection
[03:12] <ajcates> i have a good connection
[03:12] <ajcates> i already have kde installed
[03:12] <ajcates> just installed kdm
[03:13] <ubuntu> kool
[03:13] <Jack_Sparrow> wind: what theme did you install from where?
[03:13] <ajcates> configureing it right now
[03:13] <ubuntu> make kdm ur default manager
[03:13] <ubuntu> run this command
[03:13] <wind> it was already with it
[03:13] <wind> when i installed gnome
[03:13] <wind> default was human
[03:13] <ajcates> um
[03:13] <ajcates> how to you go back and reconfigure kdm
[03:13] <ajcates> cuz i chose gdm
[03:13] <wind> i changed the them (system > themes or something) to something that was suppose to give me better performance and now ubuntu just gives me a blank screen when i reboot
[03:14] <ajcates> like an idiot
[03:14] <wind> i'm on kde now
[03:14] <mainer> dpkg-reconfigure kdm
[03:14] <ajcates> thx
[03:14] <Magnus150> Ok, i'm back from getting the error code from the install. I copied down a long string of numbers and letters that showed up as "code" right before the panic. Is that what's needed?
[03:14] <ubuntu> mainer:  ty bro
[03:14] <mainer> you need admin powers
[03:14] <ajcates> hmm
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> wind: What theme was supposed to improve performance
[03:14] <syntaxx> i miss configured my lilo and now kernel panic on boot is there a way i could bypass my lilo using a 5.10 ubuntu cd?
[03:14] <ubuntu> ajcates:  restart
[03:14] <ubuntu> or just type kdm
[03:14] <wind> i don't know the name offhand
[03:15] <ajcates> yea
[03:15] <ajcates> i typed kdm
[03:15] <ubuntu> any luck?
[03:15] <Grue_Lovah> any reason I cant use normal desktop ubuntu as a webserver with mysql and php?
[03:15] <ajcates> hmm
[03:15] <ajcates> i don't know
[03:15] <ubuntu> do 1 thing
[03:15] <syntaxx> i miss configured my lilo and now kernel panic on boot is there a way i could bypass my lilo using a 5.10 ubuntu cd?
[03:15] <mainer> Grue_Lovah: no,afaik
[03:15] <ajcates> it started up, then i alt ctlr back to tty1
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Grue_Lovah: Are you in Washington State?
[03:15] <ajcates> and know its gone
[03:15] <ubuntu> ur rcconf and disbale gdm from start up
[03:16] <Grue_Lovah> mainer=thank you, and Jack, nope. I'm in NYC
[03:16] <ubuntu> and enable kdm
[03:16] <ubuntu> make sure kdm is ur defalt manager
[03:16] <Sir_Brizz> does anyone know where to add services to boot in Ubuntu Server?
[03:16] <ubuntu> now restart
[03:16] <ubuntu> Sir_Brizz:  try rcconf
[03:16] <[sharma] > can i run kde apps like amaroK in gnome ?
[03:16] <ardchoille> [sharma] : yes
[03:16] <ubuntu> [sharma] :  yes
[03:16] <[sharma] > how ?
[03:16] <Jack_Sparrow> [sharma] : yes
[03:16] <ubuntu> just type the command
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> [sharma] : Install with apt-get ot synaptic
[03:17] <syntaxx> i miss configured my lilo and now kernel panic on boot is there a way i could bypass my lilo using a 5.10 ubuntu cd?
[03:17] <skos> opa, boa noite
[03:17] <[sharma] > ok ... thx :)
[03:17] <natural20> so is there a better channel for a complete unix noob to ask ubuntu questions?
[03:17] <Tutter> evenin'
[03:17] <skos> tutter como eu conecto na rede brasnet?
[03:17] <wind> anyway, how do i switch the ubuntu desktop back to the human theme so it doesn't just give me a blank screen?
[03:17] <boitano> can some one recommend a PCI-e graphics card that works well in ubuntu in the $75-$125 range?
[03:18] <ardchoille> natural20: This is the best channel for Ubuntu questions
[03:18] <wind> without being in ubuntu
[03:18] <Sir_Brizz> boitano, nVidia 6600GT
[03:18] <Hoxzer_> hi
[03:18] <Jack_Sparrow> boitano: ANy of the nvidia should be fine
[03:18] <kruncher> ok, so ive got frostwire install, but it needs java, on the ubuntu java page should i use the free version, sun, blackdown, or ibm?
[03:18] <H080J03_> hmm
[03:18] <ubuntu> wind:  try this
[03:18] <ubuntu> clik system
[03:18] <ubuntu> then admin
[03:18] <ubuntu> then themes
[03:18] <Hoxzer_> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BridgeConnections?highlight=%28bridge%29 <- how do I enable bridge on startup ?
[03:18] <Jack_Sparrow> 6600gt for under $125 ?
[03:18] <boitano> what about ATI? I am looking for something that will work out of the box
[03:19] <Sir_Brizz> ATI don't work well with Linux
[03:19] <ajcates_> alrighty then
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> boitano: Nvidia
[03:19] <ubuntu> listen radio did notw ork
[03:19] <ajcates_> i have x running
[03:19] <ubuntu> :((
[03:19] <wind> ubuntu, i'm using kde right now, when i try to switch to gnome it just gives me a blank screen
[03:19] <ubuntu> ajcates_:  awesome :)
[03:19] <ajcates_> yea
[03:19] <Sir_Brizz> ubuntu, thanks that worked
[03:19] <ubuntu> Sir_Brizz: np
[03:19] <Sir_Brizz> ubuntu: how do I add services to that lisT? specifically svnserv?
[03:20] <ubuntu> Sir_Brizz:  add service to init.d
[03:20] <ajcates_> ok great
[03:20] <ajcates_> now i can't change my reslotion
[03:20] <ubuntu> lol
[03:21] <ubuntu> wind try this
[03:21] <ubuntu> in kde type
[03:21] <ubuntu> gnome-theme-manager
[03:21] <natural20> I'm looking for someone to walk me through installining Firefox 1.5 - I've tried the FAQs and walkthrough's I've found, but I don't know enough to know what I'm doing wrong.  I just want to check my email, man.
[03:22] <wind> ok, thanks ubuntu
[03:22] <ubuntu> np
[03:22] <wind> Jack_Sparrow: the theme is called "Simple"
[03:22] <Dev05> natural20, Should come with Ubuntu.
[03:22] <natural20> i have 1.07
[03:22] <Dev05> natural20, The upgrade should appear in the Updates Manager.
[03:22] <natural20> firefox upgrade?
[03:22] <Dev05> Yeah, something alike.
[03:23] <ajcates_> natural20 run this command sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:23] <natural20> ok
[03:23] <ubuntu> well gtg
[03:23] <ubuntu> bbl guys
[03:23] <ajcates_> that should bring you up to date with all the stuff
[03:23] <ubuntu> tc all and god bless
[03:23] <ajcates_> bye bye ubuntu
[03:23] <natural20> command result: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[03:23] <ubuntu> ajcates_:  bye
[03:23] <Dev05> In the Update Manager. Otherwise issue: sudo apt-get update firefox
[03:24] <ajcates_> then your up to date
[03:24] <natural20> but i'm still running 1.07, and my mail client says it's too old.
[03:24] <Dev05> ajcates_, He/She has 1.07. That's too old.
[03:24] <jvai> how long can i stay on hoary, & still get updates?
[03:24] <ajcates_> you can just upgrade to dapper
[03:24] <jvai> how long can i stay on hoary, & still get updates?
[03:25] <Dev05> jvai, I think is what, six years.
[03:25] <natural20> ajactes_ is dapper a new dist.?
[03:25] <ajcates_> yea
[03:25] <ajcates_> thats your prob, you have an old dist
[03:25] <jvai> cool
[03:25] <ajcates_> umm
[03:25] <natural20> breezy badger ?
[03:26] <jvai> i do "hoary-security" for updates..
[03:26] <jvai> i'm on hoary
[03:26] <rollses> anyone have any idea on which packages i need to install to get a webserver(apache) up and running that has mysql and php support?
[03:26] <ajcates_> run this command
[03:26] <ajcates_> apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:26] <Magnus150> I took a shot of the panic I get when I put the ubuntu cd and try to run setup. Anyone care to take a look and see what the problem is?
[03:26] <Dev05> natural20, Do this: http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
[03:26] <ajcates_> but with a sudo at the front
[03:26] <Dev05> I mean, download that :)
[03:27] <ajcates_> Dev05, he needs a dist upgrade
[03:27] <Dev05> ajcates, It won't install?
[03:27] <ajcates_> no he is still in breezy
[03:27] <ajcates_> or her
[03:27] <Dev05> I thought it would install :(
[03:28] <natural20> it's a he - so i need 6.x?
[03:28] <ajcates_> yea
[03:28] <natural20> blargh
[03:28] <natural20> thx
[03:28] <Ricesteam> hi, anyone know what monitor program is running in the background of these screenshot? http://fluxbox.sourceforge.net/zoom.php?shots/exoduz_fluxbox.jpg
[03:28] <ajcates_> run the sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:28] <ajcates_> and you will upgrade to the new version of ubuntu
[03:29] <natural20> no good, says i'm up to date
[03:29] <Dev05> Magnus150, what's your problem? I didn't get it/
[03:29] <brk3> anyone here have usb speakers/headphones?
[03:29] <Dev05> brk3, Me.
[03:29] <jvai> rice.. that was a niice desktop
[03:29] <ajcates_> hmm
[03:30] <brk3> Dev05: just wondering, do they use the soundcard, or are they totally independant? cause my soundcard sucks and doesnt really work too well, so just wondering if i got some usb speakers would they be better supported
[03:30] <Magnus150> I'm sending you what it looks like Dev05
[03:31] <Dev05> brk3, USB speakers are the same as normal one, but they sound quite bad, mines do.
[03:31] <natural20> ajcates_ i got it, thanks
[03:31] <Ricesteam> jvai: its not mine :p...i'm wondering what that monitoring program is...
[03:31] <ajcates_> sweet
[03:31] <brk3> Dev05: what do you mean normal one?
[03:32] <brk3> normal speakers?
[03:32] <jvai> ooooo
[03:32] <workin> anyone in here willing to help me?
[03:32] <brk3> its just normal speakers use the soundcard but my soundcard sucks so im wondering if usb speakers use its own drivers
[03:32] <brk3> workin: ya
[03:32] <brk3> if i can
[03:32] <Dev05> brk3, By normal one I mean the ones that take the power from a power jack (110V - 220V), not the USB ones.
[03:32] <Sir_Brizz> is there a reason to use inetd over xinetd?
[03:32] <workin> I'm trying to install frozen-bubble
[03:33] <workin> I'm trying to install frozen-bubble