[09:14] <pbureau> iface wlan0 inet dhcp
[09:14] <pbureau> wireless-essid PBLC
[09:14] <ciscosurfer> Moniker42: try the link I suggested
[09:14] <rogue780> or "replace it with 0000's" or something
[09:15] <mamboadm> but keep them in the same folder as well
[09:15] <LjL> mamboadm: cp -a <dir1> <dir2>
[09:15] <mwe> pbureau: your wifi is wlan0 ?
[09:15] <Moniker42> rogue780, are you going out of your way to destroy a computer?
[09:15] <rogue780> mwe, I can't even boot to get to the lilo.conf
[09:15] <dwid> hey every time i install it freezes up at 32 percent
[09:15] <arraxca> ok my video still isn't working i updated
[09:15] <ehir1> anyone?
[09:15] <pbureau> mwe : actually it was an exmaple my car is ath0 (pcmcia)
[09:15] <ikonia> rogue780: thats your new distros support issue
[09:16] <rogue780> Moniker42, I'm just trying to get a working mythtv box working...had issues with the Unichrome chipset on my mobo and ubuntu
[09:16] <mwe> pbureau: yeah. in a line just about wireless-essid or just below auto wlan0. pastebin the file if you want
[09:16] <rogue780> ikonia, well it is ubuntu that put grub there.
[09:16] <mwe> oh
[09:16] <ciscosurfer> arraxca: you may be having trouble with your video card...try to identify which card you are using, then perhaps ask the question in the appropriate channel for your given card
[09:16] <ikonia> rogue780: your new distro isn't over writing it
[09:16] <ikonia> thats your new distro's problem
[09:16] <Moniker42> rogue780, ah ok it's just phrases like "how do i erase the MBR" and "can i replace grub with lots of 000s?" :P
[09:16] <mwe> pbureau: sorry
[09:16] <Moniker42> sounds like wanton computer destruction from the inside out ;)
[09:16] <Cryoniq> ikonia You rock! Found it now and currently installing like mad. :P
[09:16] <mwe> pbureau: put it just under iface ath0 ...
[09:17] <ikonia> Cryoniq: good man, well done
[09:17] <mwe> pbureau: not under auto ath0.
[09:17] <michael117> I'm having trouble with some flac files which amarok, with xine backend, won't play but the "Movie Player" will? Is there any program I could use to fix any inconsistencies with the flac files?
[09:17] <Cryoniq> ^^ Sometimes I wonder how I ever managed to get around in Slakware back in 1994. I really need to get hold of myself and Linux again for real :)
[09:17] <dwid> hey every time i install it freezes up at 32 percent, whats casuing that
[09:17] <rogue780> you all just hate me for dropping one of my ubuntu boxes eh?
[09:17] <Marty9> How do I install the official ATI FGLRX driver on 64-bit edgy?
[09:17] <mwe> pbureau: did you get that?
[09:18] <ikonia> rogue780: couldn't care less
[09:18] <michael117> dwid: Install Ubuntu from CD?
[09:18] <mwe> Marty9: I don't think you can
[09:18] <ciscosurfer> dwid: keep trying...this seems to be a known bug...or burn a fresh iso at a lower rate
[09:18] <dwid> thats what im doing
[09:18] <dwid> burn it at lower rate?
[09:18] <Marty9> mwe: Ok, thanks!
[09:18] <michael117> dwid: Yeah, sounds like a cd burning problem
[09:18] <Raf> hello, I need to install SVN, I have installed Ubuntu Server Dapper Drake, SVN is installed by default in my server, but I don't now how to configure SVN, is there any tutorial to learn how to work with subversion?
[09:18] <Cryoniq> (ill blame it on windows and past years online gaming. It really made me gain weight and lose skills)
[09:18] <mwe> Marty9: last I checked they didn't provide a 64 bit version. it's a while ago, though
[09:18] <michael117> dwid: <16x
[09:18] <ciscosurfer> dwid: burn the iso at a lower rate >> try 4x or even 2x
[09:19] <Cryoniq> :P
[09:19] <dwid> i thought it installed before but it turned out it was just running off the cd and everything i had done was erased
[09:19] <michael117> dwid: 2x is the safest bet
[09:19] <michael117> dwid: yeah... that's the live cd
[09:19] <mwe> pbureau: ?
[09:19] <jim2> isnt the rule slower is better?
[09:19] <Marty9> mwe: They provide a 64-bit version, but it doesn't seem to work with edgy
[09:19] <dwid> theres a different cd?
[09:19] <pbureau> mwe, this looks good ?
[09:19] <ikonia> Marty9: the drivers are kernel fussy
[09:19] <pbureau> mwe ,auto ath0
[09:19] <pbureau> ifface ath0 inet dhcp
[09:19] <pbureau> wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[09:19] <pbureau> wireless-essid PBLC
[09:19] <ehir1> Does nobody have an idea?
[09:20] <ciscosurfer> jim2: usually.  I burn my iso's at 40x+ and get working iso's everytime
[09:20] <mwe> pbureau: it should be iface not ifface
[09:20] <pbureau> lol
[09:20] <tdn> I have a few services (proftpd and apache2) that I do not want to start up each time I boot. I only want them to start when I start them manually. How is the right way to disable the automatical start up?
[09:20] <dwid> theres a non live cd?
[09:20] <cmt^^> can someone comment on this apache-cfg and tell me why it's not working: http://pastebin.se/6213
[09:20] <ehir1> dwid: used to be
[09:20] <ehir1> well, alt install
[09:20] <mwe> pbureau: but other than that, yes. provided you placed wpa_supplicant.conf in /etc/
[09:20] <ikonia> cmt^^: join #apache
[09:21] <mwe> pbureau: make sure to chmod 700 /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf for security, though
[09:21] <Cryoniq> Anyone got Beryl and DRI working on a ATI Radeon 9800 Pro btw? :)
[09:21] <mwe> pbureau: chown root.root it as well
[09:21] <tom47> dwid have you checked the cd from the menu that comes up at te beginning?
[09:21] <Abdul> do any one know about ka-map or provide help ?
[09:22] <erUSUL> tdn: install bum (graphical) or use update-rc.d (man update-rc.d)
[09:22] <ciscosurfer> Adbul: what is ka-map?
[09:22] <Abdul> i m stuck it its grid/layers
[09:22] <michael117> Cryoniq: I had it working before I reinstalled ubuntu
[09:22] <james> quick question: by default is there any firewall enabled in ubuntu edgy?
[09:22] <mwe> pbureau: I have my essid configured in wpa_supplicant.conf and not the interfaces file
[09:22] <michael117> Cryoniq: Exact model too... radeon 9800 pro
[09:22] <james> i'm having trouble connecting in to my slimserver from another machine...
[09:22] <Abdul> its GIS application mapking javascript api
[09:22] <Abdul> mapping
[09:22] <tom47> james not by default
[09:23] <ciscosurfer> Adbul: nm, looking at it now
[09:23] <Abdul> you also
[09:23] <Abdul> :(
[09:23] <svg> which easyubuntu or alternative method is the easyiest for a n00b, running 6.06 atm?
[09:23] <ciscosurfer> Abdul: nm, looking at it now
[09:23] <ehir1> It just doesn't show up as a device
[09:23] <pbureau> mwe no worries I was Su
[09:23] <tdn> erUSUL, I do not have GUI. Only CLI.
[09:23] <ciscosurfer> Abdul: now quite sure that's a Ubuntu-specific question though
[09:23] <mwe> pbureau: still chmod 700 it, though
[09:24] <MrKeuner> hi everybody,
[09:24] <james> hmm... i'm trying to figure out why i can connect to the slimserver by going to http://localhost:9000, but not http://<IP_ADDRESS>:9000
[09:24] <mwe> pbureau: or everyone will be able to read the key
[09:24] <ciscosurfer> Abdul: have you tried searching here >> http://ka-map.maptools.org/index.phtml?page=mailinglist.html
[09:24] <james> the slimserver config seems to allow connections from any IP...
[09:24] <Abdul> yeah i have
[09:24] <mwe> pbureau: not exactly safe ;)
[09:24] <pbureau> now other prolem, trying to use Kwlan.. and I get another error because its chmod 700 I cannot edit it so I get on my (insert foul mouth of words that should never be said outloud in public)  configs working...
[09:24] <michael117> Cryoniq: I can't remember all of the exact steps though because I had followed a guide on compiz.net which became beryl-project.org which then got all of its data deleted because of a hard drive failure
[09:25] <ciscosurfer> Abdul: Do a /join #kamap and ask there :-)
[09:25] <mwe> pbureau: huh
[09:25] <MrKeuner> I am using 6.10. My home LAN's WAP asks for a WEP password, and that password is saved in gnome keyring. Whenever I turn on my laptop and log in to my account I am asked for the password to unlock the keyring. But for *twice*. What is the problem?
[09:25] <mwe> pbureau: I don't know kwlan
[09:25] <IceTox> How do I recompile my kernel?
[09:25] <mwe> pbureau: you should probably run it with kdesu
[09:25] <EMalone> I'm trying to install something from the ubuntu server command line and need some help
[09:25] <ikonia> IceTox: why do you need to
[09:26] <ehir1> Anyone?
[09:26] <IceTox> ikonia: because my amsn is going slow and it doesn't seem like it's an amsn problem..
[09:26] <pbureau> mwe,  I should just go back to slackware.... I got my network to run in 12 mins flat... I like ubuntu.. but man... the wireless modules need some serious attention]
[09:26] <rm_you|work> I'm looking for a site where I can actually download "Falcon Repository Builder"... It doesn't appear to actually be available on the author's site anymore, and none of the sites I've found let me download it :(
[09:26] <ikonia> IceTox: what makes you think its a kernel
[09:26] <ndo> ikonia, i guess cuz every linux amateur wanna try it :D
[09:26] <ciscosurfer> !kernel | MrKeuner
[09:26] <ubotu> MrKeuner: kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[09:26] <mwe> pbureau: user programs should not be able to edit system files
[09:26] <michael117> IceTox: Get the kernel sources and I'm sure you can find a guide on ubuntu-forums.org
[09:26] <ikonia> ndo: amsn is slow does not = kernel issues
[09:26] <mwe> pbureau: if you liked it better go back ;)
[09:26] <pbureau> mwe lolo
[09:26] <ndo> ikonia, i know, just jokin' :)
[09:26] <ikonia> ahh
[09:26] <ehir1> OMGS, AIM IS SLOW. Linux is teh borked
[09:26] <pbureau> mwe,  be nice.
[09:26] <mwe> pbureau: I had my network up in 5 mins
[09:26] <ciscosurfer> ah <<<<
[09:26] <ehir1> *Amsn :p
[09:26] <IceTox> ikonia: cause I cannot find anything else wrong...
[09:27] <ciscosurfer> !kernel | IceTox
[09:27] <ubotu> IceTox: kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[09:27] <ikonia> IceTox: sorry to be blunt but thats plain stupid !
[09:27] <michael117> IceTox: amsn is maybe bloated or something... try using gaim and adding your amsn account
[09:27] <mwe> pbureau: but I admit I have been using linux for about 10 years. that probably helps ;)
[09:27] <pbureau> mwe,  on the cat5 connection works just fine... just this dceal on WPE it works fine, but getting the WPA to work is getting annoying
[09:27] <ciscosurfer> sorry MrKeuner :-(
[09:27] <IceTox> michael117: yah, gaim is working perfectly.. I've been trying to ask in here for ages now about what it could be, but no one ever bother to answer.. :(
[09:27] <ehir1> ikonia: i would have said that if i wasn't so kind :p
[09:28] <ikonia> ehir1: has ot be said
[09:28] <ehir1> ikonia: :p
[09:28] <MrKeuner> ciscosurfer: np
[09:28] <ikonia> IceTox: that fact that you can't debug it means you should %150 not be looking at a kernel change
[09:28] <mwe> pbureau: WPA is still annoying in linux. It's slowly getting better, though
[09:28] <mamboadm> i want to just copy the file contents that is inside a file over to another dir how do i do that?
[09:28] <ciscosurfer> MrKeuner: :-)
[09:28] <levander> Is there some firewall that was installed when I upgraded to edgy?
[09:28] <ikonia> IceTox: define slow - slow to respond, slow to send messages, slow to resize
[09:28] <EMalone> Anyone know how to log out of a user and log into the root at the command line?
[09:28] <ehir1> levander: iptables has been there since forever
[09:28] <pbureau> well time toget back to work....lol thanks mwe...
[09:28] <IceTox> ehir1: try disabling that amsn plus thingie, install svn, clonsing your "offline" contacts, and if that doesn't work ask me in a couple of months whenever I find it out myself :-)
[09:28] <ehir1> In fact, since like... 2 days after linux :p
[09:29] <ciscosurfer> levander: iptables is there by default
[09:29] <ehir1> IceTox: i don't use amsn
[09:29] <EMalone> Anyone know how to logout of a user and logon to root at the command line?
[09:29] <devilsadvocate> i'm having problems running gtk-apps on kubuntu - non of the text shows up on the menus, buttons, etc. can anyone help me fix this?
[09:29] <ikonia> IceTox: you don't even know the name "amsn thingy"
[09:29] <IceTox> ikonia: slow like in responsing.
[09:29] <levander> "pgrep iptables" has no output, does that mean I'm not running it?
[09:29] <james> does iptables block anything by default?
[09:29] <ehir1> but thinkign it a kernel proble is stoopyd
[09:29] <ikonia> IceTox: so if you click on a users name - it takes ages to pop up - that sort of slow yes/no
[09:29] <ndo> ikonia, hmm, anything u can advice me about setting my webcam on Linux? (btw, its some chap unknown fabricant cam...)
[09:29] <ehir1> levander: no, its running
[09:29] <ciscosurfer> !root | EMalone
[09:29] <ubotu> EMalone: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[09:30] <IceTox> ikonia: yes
[09:30] <ikonia> ndo: truthfully I've rarley used a web cam
[09:30] <mamboadm> how do i give the files inside a dir a different permission besides having to chmod them all individually
[09:30] <levander> ehir1: what's the name of the script to start/stop it in /etc/init.d?
[09:30] <ikonia> IceTox: when you move it around the screen fast - does that move at the correct speed
[09:30] <mwe> EMalone: use sudo -i if you need a root prompt
[09:30] <ehir1> mamboadm: chomod -R 000 /HIGHLY/ILLEGAL/WAREZ
[09:30] <ciscosurfer> mamboadm: use the -R switch
[09:30] <ehir1> except, without the o in cho
[09:30] <ndo> ikonia, as i expected :)
[09:30] <ikonia> ndo: sorry give me two minutes and we can have a play
[09:30] <ehir1> levander: don't turn iptables off
[09:30] <ikonia> ndo: if you want
[09:31] <levander> ehir1: do you know the name of the script?  i have a reaosn for stopping it
[09:31] <IceTox> yes it moves at the correct speed ikonia.
[09:31] <ndo> ikonia, np, just got home anyway, gonna go to eat some and so
[09:31] <LinAsH> james, no but you can check with iptables -L
[09:31] <Cyrus25801> hey guys
[09:31] <Alakazamz0r> Ya'll need a Ubuntu-Server channel
[09:31] <Alakazamz0r> #ubuntu-server
[09:31] <ikonia> IceTox: ok - so the problem is either around the amsn application or a plugin-type interface
[09:31] <tom47> ndo https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[09:31] <Cyrus25801> what program can i use to back-up my dvd's
[09:31] <Alakazamz0r> nevermind
[09:31] <ikonia> ndo: ok
[09:31] <ndo> tom47, ty
[09:32] <JairunCaloth> Hiyas
[09:32] <ciscosurfer> Cyrus25801: tovid is a good one
[09:32] <ehir1> levander: no, thats a really really stupid idea
[09:32] <LinAsH> Cyrus25801, DivX-like or 1:1 ?
[09:32] <ehir1> why do you want to tuirn iptables off
[09:32] <cedriczg> hello there
[09:32] <IceTox> good for me that there are non-newbies around here to watch over us others =) Any clue what to do ikonia ?
[09:32] <Cyrus25801> ciscosurfer: thanx man will try that one
[09:32] <levander> ehir1: thanks for your expertise, can you let other people help me now and ignore me please?
[09:32] <JairunCaloth> Quick question. My default resolution is way higher than what it should be. Where do I set the default resolution?
[09:32] <ehir1> levander: you're adorable too
[09:32] <ikonia> IceTox: well your options are limited
[09:32] <cedriczg> I know there is a command to know the PCU temperature but I don't remember it
[09:33] <ciscosurfer> Cyrus25801: try searching UbuntuForums.org also for some other apps people have had good succcess with :-)
[09:33] <ikonia> IceTox: are you using any plugins or interfaces with amsn or just amsn
[09:33] <levander> neither the x_tables nor the ip_tables module is loaded in my kernel, does that mean i'm not running iptables?
[09:33] <cedriczg> anyone who knows it?
[09:33] <cedriczg> It was cat ...
[09:33] <ikonia> levander: yup
[09:33] <ehir1> levander: i repaet: why do you want to turn off iptables
[09:33] <IceTox> ikonia: I did disable the amsn plus plugin, but hang on.. I'll disable all of the plugins and try again..
[09:33] <Cyrus25801> LinAsH: like a program like dvdshrink for windows. 8gig to 4 gig and dvd to 700mb file
[09:33] <levander> ikonia: thanks
[09:33] <tom47> JairunCaloth System>Preferences>Screen > Resolution
[09:33] <ikonia> IceTox: close amsn afer disabling it - and restart
[09:33] <ciscosurfer> levander: prepend a 'sudo' before that....so......sudo iptables -L
[09:34] <james> is anyone running slimserver on edgy? has anyone had problems getting it to allow connections from non-localhost addresses?
[09:34] <Aggort5> If your looking for good linux software to match up with Windows software go to digg.com and search for linux equivilant chart
[09:34] <Aggort5> A bit older, but really handy
[09:34] <rellik_> does ubuntu come with a graphical partition manager?
[09:34] <viper> anyone have some knowledge of networking with wine?
[09:34] <JairunCaloth> tom: I'm running xubuntu, and the resolution program dosn't let me set a default
[09:34] <Cyrus25801> LinAsH: like a program like dvdshrink for windows. 8gig to 4 gig and dvd to 700mb file
[09:34] <levander> ciscosurfer: i'm pretty sure i'm not running iptables, so it's not blocking anything
[09:34] <Aggort5> relik: yes
[09:34] <cedriczg> can anyone hael me with this little command?
[09:34] <levander> rellik_: gparted
[09:34] <Cryoniq> So far so good with VLC, except.. it crash and burn when I put a DVD into it and try to play it.. hmm
[09:35] <sly007> Hello, what's the best plugin to download videos from firefox? I don't wanna play them embedded.
[09:35] <robdeman> hey folks I installed Java 1.5 JDK
[09:35] <Aggort5> Cryoniq: Read my message
[09:35] <Cyrus25801> ciscosurfer: where do i get tovid
[09:35] <robdeman> but when I do java -version it still reports java 1.4.2
[09:35] <Aggort5> Cryoniw: The site rocks
[09:35] <ciscosurfer> Cyrus25801: search the forums, don't remember if it's in the repos or not
[09:35] <cedriczg> robdeman, did you uuninstall the oldeder version first?
[09:36] <Aggort5> Cyrus: It's in my repository so it should be in yours too
[09:36] <viper> does anyone here know anything about tsocks?
[09:36] <robdeman> cedriczg: how would I do the uninstall?
[09:36] <levander> sly007: ook, video downloader, unplug, downloadhelper
[09:37] <tonyyarusso> Did houlala_ get taken care of with their init script?
[09:37] <blue-frog> cedriczg: try cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature
[09:37] <cedriczg> blue-frog, tahnx
[09:37] <IceTox> just as slow I'm adraid ikonia :(
[09:38] <tom47> JairunCaloth: oh ... sorry i assumed it was ubuntu you had
[09:38] <cedriczg> robdeman, maybe I am wrong. Is it possible to see the java version on the synaptic?
[09:38] <ikonia> IceTox:  ok - so you need to log a bug against amsn in launchpad and give as much detail as possible
[09:38] <Cryoniq> Aggort5 hmm what message? =)
[09:38] <blue-frog> Cyrus25801: K9copy
[09:39] <ciscosurfer> IceTox: why not use Gaim?
[09:39] <cedriczg> robdeman, I just can help you with some ideas to try.
[09:39] <robdeman> cedriczg: ah it seems ubuntu is using gij
[09:39] <robdeman> some opensource bytecode interpreter for java
[09:39] <ciscosurfer> Cyrus25801: k9copy always crashed on me...out of curiousity have you had good success with it?
[09:39] <robdeman> I need to full JDK 1.5 to run the red5 server
[09:40] <mwe> !java | robdeman
[09:40] <ubotu> robdeman: 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
[09:40] <cedriczg> blue-frog, I have nothing in the /proc/acpi/thermal_zone directory...
[09:41] <IceTox> ciscosurfer: because gaim is not that good with webcam support, picture support and doesn't really look that good I think :-)
[09:41] <IceTox> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2664/
[09:41] <IceTox> does that say you anything ikonia ?
[09:41] <blue-frog> cedriczg: sad... look around in the acpi folder and try to see if something can lead you to the temperature..
[09:41] <ikonia> yup
[09:41] <ciscosurfer> IceTox: amsn looks worse I'm afraid...
[09:41] <ikonia> IceTox: thats the msn encyption - its not using the version it wants
[09:42] <blue-frog> cedriczg: what proc and what motherboard?
[09:42] <Raf> any tutorial on subversion in ubuntu dapper for newbies? please!
[09:42] <oFF-beAt> how do i check n fix errors on a isk in command line?
[09:42] <oFF-beAt> *disk
[09:42] <texas319> hey all
[09:42] <IceTox> ah ok, so I should download that 1.5 version instead of that 1.50 than ikonia ?
[09:42] <GigaClon> Raf what do you need it for?
[09:42] <devilsadvocate> Raf, why subversion?
[09:43] <ikonia> IceTox: not download it - install it from the ubuntu repo's if its available
[09:43] <ciscosurfer> Raf: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/install-subversion-with-web-access-on-ubuntu/
[09:43] <blue-frog> cedriczg: can also install gkrellm if you don't mind the GUI. you will see quickly if you can have the temperature for your PC
[09:43] <IceTox> ciscosurfer: not for anyone used to the windows msn messenger it doesn't. If you're an all time linux-user, I understand why you're satisfied with what gaim offers you :-)
[09:43] <heydabop> My update manager and Add/Remove applications won't work.
[09:43] <texas319> how can i get my x.conf file to updat automatically,? I just added in an S3 video card for my second monitor
[09:43] <cedriczg> blue-frog, let me see
[09:43] <axion_> i noticed the new thunar is in the main repo...but apt-get wants to install an old svn version...how can i force a newer version?
[09:43] <IceTox> sure ikonia..  Thank you very much for being helpful =)
[09:43] <ikonia> no problem
[09:43] <Raf> GigaClon: well, I need to learn to use subversion por collaborative programming, I have installed Ubuntu server dapper drake, I see SVN in installed already, but I don't know where to start to use it
[09:44] <ciscosurfer> IceTox: and if you're only using Linux from time to time, I don't see why you can't use Gaim...do you really need webcam support?
[09:44] <GigaClon> Raf, install RapidSVN its a nice GUI for svn
[09:44] <Raf> devilsadvocate: 'cause I need to work with a friend in a web project, that friend is not here
[09:45] <TiMoZi> hi, can ubuntu/xubuntu install on my SATA drive?
[09:45] <heydabop> My update manager and Add/Remove applications won't work. When I slect Apply or OK, it grays out, and doesn't do anythnig. There's no progress bar.
[09:45] <demreath> do you recommend using Edgy on server?
[09:45] <cedriczg> blue-frog, sorry my ignorancee. And which command tells me my proc and motherboard I have?
[09:45] <IceTox> ciscosurfer: it's just a matter of me feeling so comfertable with my ubuntu desktop that I can truely say that I don't need windows for nothing. Now, ubuntu has it all for me, I just want to perfectionatie it :-)
[09:45] <Raf> ciscosurfer, thanks
[09:45] <SecrethX> is there a cedega user in the room? :)
[09:45] <[Hyarion] > hi, I recently migrated to Ubuntu Edgy and I'm loving it except every couple hours everything will randomly freeze, and there's nothing in the logs about it, anyone else have this problem?
[09:45] <ciscosurfer> IceTox: ok
[09:46] <texas319> any one installed dual monitors?
[09:46] <Raf> GigaClon, is there a way to install RapidSVN with an apt-get install command?
[09:46] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : randomly? or at certain times using certain apps?
[09:46] <ciscosurfer> Raf: sure :-)
[09:46] <GigaClon> yeah its in the repos
[09:46] <devilsadvocate> Raf, if you want i could forward a short how-to on svn a friend of mine wrote
[09:46] <cac_> hi folks
[09:46] <demreath> I'm migrating a server machine from Slackware to Ubuntu. Now it's Dapper, but I consider upgrading to Edgy... What do you think?
[09:46] <Raf> devilsadvocate, pleeease yes! my email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[09:47] <[Hyarion] > ciscosurfer, definitely not at certain times, while I usually have the same apps open x-chat, Firefox, etc. it's hard to tell if one of them were causing it, but I'm pretty sure it's happened with multiple apps too
[09:47] <blue-frog> cedriczg: no idea, the user's manual you got with your pc.. just install gkrellm and enable the temperature (but it is possible that such information is not avalaible...)
[09:47] <TiMoZi> im having trouble with installing on to SATA.... it actually freezes when it tried to run GParted
[09:47] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : I've heard FF has been known to crash, and perhaps if you have xchat open at the same time, your box might freeze
[09:47] <heydabop> My update manager and Add/Remove applications won't work. When I slect Apply or OK, it grays out, and doesn't do anythnig. There's no progress bar.
[09:48] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : does this happen every day?
[09:48] <Gosha> !mount
[09:48] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[09:48] <devilsadvocate> k. it was meant for internal use so its specific to us, but it should give you a pretty god idea
[09:48] <TiMoZi> I've heard Debian based kernels just can't handle SATA. is this true?
[09:48] <[Hyarion] > ciscosurfer, well, I've only been running for a couple days, and yes everyday, the issue is only when I'm using the computer, I leave all the apps running overnight without an issue.
[09:48] <cedriczg> blue-frog, as you told me the sensors were not detected
[09:48] <Gosha> !iso
[09:48] <ubotu> To mount an ISO disc image, type "sudo mount -o loop my.iso <mountpoint>" There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before burning. Burning .iso files: see !burn
[09:49] <texas319> how can i add new hard ware?
[09:49] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : that seems to be expected...in other words, it only freezes when there's activity
[09:49] <cedriczg> blue-frog, today I tried to install the lm-sensors without success, with the same problem
[09:49] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : don't have a solution for you, sorry.
[09:49] <cac_> question: How can I add free more repositories to ubuntu?
[09:49] <[Hyarion] > ciscosurfer, np, thanks anyway.
[09:49] <ciscosurfer> [Hyarion] : good luck!
[09:50] <arsen_> whois arsen
[09:50] <SecrethX> is there a cedega user in the room? :)
[09:50] <arsen_> wekx
[09:50] <heydabop> My update manager and Add/Remove applications won't work. When I slect Apply or OK, it grays out, and doesn't do anythnig. There's no progress bar.
[09:51] <ardchoille42> !easysource | cac_
[09:51] <ubotu> cac_: source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[09:51] <cac_> thanks
[09:51] <tom47> [Hyarion] : have you checked that you are not resource bound in some way eg a near full partition
[09:51] <fredl> alright, I'm going slightly nuts here.... for some reason my computer is at a load of 2 or so permanently and I can't find out why.
[09:51] <Raf> GigaClon, in rapidsvn homepage says I need wxwidgets and subversion 1.2.3 or higher, how can I know my subversion version? can I install rapidsvn with "apt-get install rapidsvn"?
[09:51] <ciscosurfer> fredl: a load of 2?
[09:51] <fredl> ciscosurfer, yes...
[09:52] <[Hyarion] > tom47, I shouldn't be, I erased all the partitions when I installed Ubuntu, e.g. no Windows or anything.
[09:52] <GigaClon> yeah or synaptic
[09:52] <ciscosurfer> Raf: sudo aptitude install rapidsvn
[09:52] <ciscosurfer> fredl: what is a load of 2?
[09:52] <Raf> ciscosurfer, thanks
[09:52] <ciscosurfer> Raf: sure
[09:52] <fredl> the only thing I can observe is that xorg seems to be using 51m of residual memory
[09:52] <Math^> hello, I've got some direcotry with another subdirs and they all begin with: www.....com, how to change the www. par to nothing?
[09:52] <tom47> [Hyarion] : type top in a termianl and see if there is a process that is hogging cpu or simiar ....
[09:52] <bayziders> hi, i was looking on http://www.gnomefiles.org/subcategory.php?sub_cat_id=10 but none say that they support burning mp3s do they?
[09:52] <Raf> ciscosurfer, just a little thing, why aptitude and not apt-get?
[09:53] <Math^> like www.site.com to site.com?
[09:53] <ciscosurfer> bayziders: dl and use k3b
[09:53] <fredl> ciscosurfer, you don't know what load is??
[09:53] <ciscosurfer> Raf: I prefer it...it handles dependencies better...just my opinion though
[09:53] <[Hyarion] > tom47, ya, I was hoping it might have been that but no luck.
[09:53] <Raf> ciscosurfer, ok, thanks again
[09:53] <ciscosurfer> fredl: I was pulling your leg, buddy
[09:53] <tom47> [Hyarion] : also you could add the system monitor to yr task bar and it will indicate if there is something odd happeneing
[09:53] <ciscosurfer> fredl: a load of 2 just sound...funny
[09:53] <fredl> how in the bloody hell can Xorg be using 51m residual memory?!?!?!
[09:54] <ciscosurfer> sounds
[09:54] <[Hyarion] > tom47, I'll try adding it to my taskbar, thanks.
[09:54] <Sp4rKy> hi
[09:54] <Raf> ciscosurfer, once rapidsvn installed how can I acces ii via web?
[09:54] <ciscosurfer> Raf: couldn't say
[09:54] <fredl> and it's consuming a very large chunk of CPU time it would seem.
[09:54] <ciscosurfer> Raf: not a subversion guy myserlf
[09:54] <Raf> ciscosurfer, ok
[09:54] <fredl> is the nvidia Xorg driver known to consume huge amounts of memory???
[09:55] <ciscosurfer> Raf: I believe rapidsvn is simply a gui front-end to subversion
[09:55] <GigaClon> Raf you should have the address line from the repo you want to acess
[09:55] <padlefot> wow, beryl worked nice in gnome, compared to XGL
[09:55] <padlefot> fredl: not really..
[09:56] <Raf> GigaClon, do you know a subversion tutorial for newbies, I've never used subversion before
[09:56] <Sp4rKy> i've some problem with munin, when i install _only_ munin-node on client, i don't have any module printed in the server side , and if i install munin package on the client, it works
[09:56] <GigaClon> Raf question what do you need it for, is there a existing svn repo you need access to, or do you need to create one
[09:56] <fredl> padlefot, just the nvidia kernel module uses up one heck of a lot of memory it seems... fredl@positron:~$ lsmod|grep nvi
[09:56] <fredl> nvidia               4552052  12
[09:56] <ciscosurfer> Raf: that link i sent was no good, huh?
[09:57] <ciscosurfer> Raf: you want to run a subversion repo don't you....not access one....i think i got confused
[09:57] <Jowi> Math^, it is quite simple: rename 's/www.//' *
[09:57] <fredl> Anybody else here happen to have an Asus EN7600GS?
[09:57] <Math^> someone know how to change a whole dir with the rename command like this: www.site1.com, www.site2.com, www.site3.com to: site1.com, site2.com and site3.com ???
[09:57] <padlefot> fredl: i really have no idea.. nvidia               6827412  32
[09:57] <Jowi> Math^, it is quite simple: rename 's/www.//' *
[09:57] <MrKeuner> I am using 6.10. My home LAN's WAP asks for a WEP password, and that password is saved in gnome keyring. Whenever I turn on my laptop and log in to my account I am asked for the password to unlock the keyring. But for *twice*. What is the problem?
[09:58] <padlefot> fredl: seems like its common though
[09:58] <MrKeuner> using nm-applet
[09:58] <Math^> Jowi, thank u very much
[09:58] <ciscosurfer> see ya channel
[09:58] <fredl> padlefot, well the kernel module I might understand, it probably reports board memory or something as well.
[09:58] <Raf> ciscosurfer, hehe, I'm going to read that page
[09:58] <ciscosurfer> Raf: okay
[09:58] <IntuitiveNipple> In Gnome menus, if I add a custom command, is there any way to get Gnome to prompt for parameter to be passed to the command ?
[09:58] <Math^> Jowi, what means the s in this part?
[09:58] <Jowi> np Math^
[09:58] <cac_> Has anyone used krdc option in ubuntu?
[09:58] <tom47> MrKeuner: what do you mean "But fr *twice*" ?
[09:58] <Raf> ciscosurfer, yes, I want to run a subversion repo
[09:59] <fredl> padlefot, it might be the same for the Xorg server though, but that doesn't explain why it uses up that much CPU
[09:59] <cac_> I mean remote connection with another user...
[09:59] <ciscosurfer> ikonia: you play nice now while i'm gone...:-)
[09:59] <MrKeuner> tom47: same dialog appears twice overlapping
[09:59] <Jowi> Math^, replace. 's/texttoreplace/replacewiththis'
[09:59] <Math^> Jowi, thnx :)
[09:59] <tom47> MrKeuner: ah ok that is clearer .... i had no idea what you were talking about
[09:59] <cac_>  Has anyone used krdc to share the desktop with another computer user  in ubuntu?
[09:59] <pbureau> mwe you around
[10:00] <fredl> hmm it seems my mysql server is also using a PHENOMENAL amount of memory
[10:00] <adaptr> fredl: what numbers are you looking at ?
[10:00] <fredl> adaptr - the RSS column in ps xal
[10:00] <steel_lady> nobody still has any suggestions about my network printer?
[10:00] <heydabop> I'm having problems with WINE. I'm running a program that uses a disk. My computer meets and passes the minimum requirerments, but video in the program is choppy and leaves artifacts, and the game runs slow.
[10:01] <cac_>  Has anyone used krdc option in ubuntu?
[10:01] <EMalone> when you emulate windows with wine, it losses performance
[10:01] <heydabop> Oh.
[10:01] <EMalone> games run slower
[10:01] <cac_>  Has anyone used krdc option in ubuntu?
[10:01] <heydabop> I thought that was a myth.
[10:01] <heydabop> cac_: No.
[10:01] <heydabop> I haven't/
[10:01] <axion_> EMalone: Wine Is Not an Emulator
[10:02] <axion_> but the performance is not near native, yes
[10:02] <tom47> heydabop have you tried the WineHQ channel/
[10:02] <heydabop> Ok.
[10:02] <heydabop> No, is it #winehq?
[10:02] <tom47> think so
[10:02] <cac_> I would like to learn how to use this fenomenal program to share you computer with another partner in another place around the world
[10:02] <heydabop> Ok.
[10:03] <devilsadvocate> someone postd a configure output here a few minutes ago?
[10:03] <steel_lady> tom47, so you did install network printer?
[10:04] <tom47> steel_lady yes but its a tiny lan at home and i do all my own sys admin
[10:04] <EMalone> CaC: go to system... preferences... remote desktop, and you can use vnc
[10:04] <cac_> but I need a person who wants to share his or her desktop
[10:04] <adaptr> fredl: even the resident set is largely shared - or my machine wouldn't even be able to run the 8 mysqld's @ 28M per thread
[10:04] <tom47> steel_lady and i personally set the tcp/ip address in the networked printer
[10:04] <cac_> watching my porn pics and videos
[10:05] <cac_> this is the best gift ubuntu brings
[10:05] <adaptr> fredl: hmm.. unless the percentage is ram + swap...
[10:05] <cac_> to offer ubuntu users
[10:05] <fredl> adaptr, yeah I'm a bit familiar with it, but I'm fighting windmills trying to narrow down what's causing my system to be at a load of over 2 constantly
[10:06] <cac_> its called krdc
[10:06] <devilsadvocate> does anyone know how to install windows over ubuntu via some kind of virtualization?
[10:06] <MrKeuner> ops
[10:06] <pbureau> anyone can help me with WPA_PSK TIK keyword needed in wpa_supplicant.conf file to enter the tik password to my network ?
[10:06] <MrKeuner> !ops
[10:06] <feesh> what do you do when aptitude and apt-get install segmentaion fault?
[10:06] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos or tonyyarusso
[10:06] <tonyyarusso> MrKeuner: ?
[10:06] <ucordes> !paste | ubuntu
[10:06] <ubotu> ubuntu: 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 (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[10:06] <gnomefreak> MrKeuner: ?
[10:06] <pbureau> feesh,  reinstall from cd
[10:06] <ernstp> how are you supposed to use the vmware-server-modules ? vmware server installer won't detect them!
[10:06] <MrKeuner> tonyyarusso: cac_
[10:06] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: you can use vmware (downloaded from their site) that's the one I've had the most luck with
[10:06] <steel_lady> tom47, I tried to put some things and it looks that it is detecting something, when I put other things it tells me down that it can not find it but when i put something in particular, it tells that that server is busy and will try in 30secs but nothing. 3 years ago in RedHat I remember somebody was installing a printer here on their laptop and it lasted like 5mins to detect printer network but it was not through the printer wizzard. Do you have so
[10:06] <steel_lady> me suggestions?
[10:06] <feesh> pbureau: your kidding me man :|
[10:07] <SecrethX> can you save the buffer of the active terminal window?
[10:07] <pbureau> feesh,  yes i a,
[10:07] <pbureau> tam
[10:07] <pbureau> am
[10:07] <pbureau> geesz
[10:07] <feesh> pbureau: do you know a solution which doesn't involve reinstall from cd :D?
[10:07] <feesh> or how to prevent this from happening again?
[10:07] <pbureau> feesh,  nope last time it did that.. I reinstalled..
[10:07] <vai_ro> is it possible to do a server install from a live cd?
[10:08] <feesh> damn
[10:08] <feesh> cheers dude
[10:08] <kiamo> can anyone help me set up grub to dual boot windows and linux?
[10:08] <OrangeOrange> where the task manager in ubuntu.. i need to kill firefox since its frozen
[10:08] <tom47> steel_lady sometimes there is a delay but in my lan i dont usually see anything other than a few seconds ....
[10:08] <tonyyarusso> !dualboot | kiamo
[10:08] <ubotu> kiamo: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot (Macintosh)
[10:08] <cac_> it is very easy kiamo
[10:08] <feesh> !apt-get_segfaults
[10:08] <kiamo> cool thanks guys :)
[10:08] <cac_> I have both windows and ubuntu installed using grub
[10:08] <devilsadvocate> kelsin, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being installing compiz /xgl on dapper and 1 being apt-get install mozilla-thunderbird, where would you place the complications involved in running windows on vmware? i only ask because the reason i want it is because im too lazy to reboot every time i need a  little wondows app
[10:08] <fredl> anybody here has a Geforce 7600/6600? What's a decent approx. of how many FPS glxgears should give?
[10:09] <superkirbyartist> How do I make the two bars reappear?
[10:09] <cac_> first install windows
[10:09] <agnostic> running X, i can`t change to console with keyboard combination  Ctrl+Alt+Fn...
[10:09] <tom47> steel_lady is it a network printer directly or is it attached to another computer?
[10:09] <cac_> no the contrary
[10:09] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: I would say it depends on how comfortable you are installing windows, if you are it's like a 2. VM is really nice, graphical, and simple to configure
[10:09] <superkirbyartist> The bar on top and the bar on the bottom, they have dissapeared, how do I put them back?
[10:09] <steel_lady> tom47, is there any other way to try to install it but a printer wizzard? I remember it was a long wait just the first time, later it was functioning imediately
[10:09] <cac_> do not forget to add a partition, leave it in blank
[10:09] <SHRIKEE> http://digg.com/tech_news/The_mysterious_shrinking_Google_Pagerank
[10:09] <steel_lady> tom47, it is a network printer
[10:09] <eisma> if i get this
[10:09] <fredl> I'm getting only approx. 4k FPS with glxgears....
[10:09] <eisma> eisma@eisma-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-nonfree
[10:10] <eisma> Password:
[10:10] <devilsadvocate> thanks kelsin
[10:10] <cac_> for making space to both linux ext3 and linux swap
[10:10] <eisma> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[10:10] <eisma> what do i do?
[10:10] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: http://www.vmware.com/products/free_virtualization.html
[10:10] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: you do have to register, but it can be a lot easier then other emulators/virtualization, esp if you just want ONE windows install for simple programs
[10:10] <tom47> what sort of printer and model???? i can find the tcp/ip address of this one using the small screen on the printer by searching through the menus
[10:10] <fnord123> Hi all! I was curious how I might verify with my X server and client that I am indeed successfully running aiglx and Xorg-air. I'm trying to get this newfangled compiz working and this is a troubleshooting step. :-/
[10:10] <cac_> the windows goes too fast, do not write to quickly my friends
[10:10] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: (free register)
[10:10] <cac_> I cannot teach my learners
[10:10] <eisma> anyone know how i fix "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. "?
[10:11] <kiamo> i installed windows second on a seperate hard drive, and when that hard drive is in i cant go to linux... how can i set up a menu asking me whether i want to boot linux on one hard drive or windows from the other?
[10:11] <blue-frog> fredl: what says   glxinfo  ?
[10:11] <OrangeOrange> how can i remove the CD icon and my other HD icon on my desktop
[10:11] <devilsadvocate> thansk kelsin , exactly what i wanted to know.
[10:11] <tom47> Steel_lady can you use the menus on the printer itself to find out its address???
[10:11] <cac_> try to use fdisk
[10:11] <fredl> blue-frog, well it says direct rendering is on....
[10:12] <cac_> with the Ubuntu cd
[10:12] <cac_> live cd
[10:12] <blue-frog> fredl: at the beginning of the output... direct rendering... server glx vendor string..
[10:12] <fredl> blue-frog, and server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
[10:12] <MrKeuner> nalioth: cac_ is back
[10:12] <steel_lady> tom47, you mean, fisically to go to the printer and try to ask it?
[10:12] <fnord123> hey wow. my glxinfo says I don't have direct rendering anymore. weird!
[10:12] <fredl> blue-frog, and OpenGL renderer string: GeForce 7600 GS/PCI/SSE2
[10:12] <agnostic> eisma - do exactly what it say
[10:12] <fredl> blue-frog, so it has detected my card properly alright...
[10:12] <eisma> i already did
[10:13] <nalioth> !tell cac_ about enter
[10:13] <pbureau> anyone can help me with WPA_PSK TIK keyword needed in wpa_supplicant.conf file to enter the tik password to my network ? (ie: for wpe its wireless key xxxxx, what is it for WPA PSK TIK ?)
[10:13] <eisma> but it's from downloading flash and it getting stuck
[10:13] <cac_> then run partitions option and then you must see a windows with ntfs configuration
[10:13] <eisma> so i want out of it
[10:13] <eisma> i don't want to run it
[10:13] <cac_> if you do not see, that is a problem
[10:13] <blue-frog> fredl: have you installed nvidia drivers (either from synaptic or from nvidia)?
[10:13] <tom47> steel-lady yes
[10:14] <Nalleman> Is there anyone who knows if it is possible to use the same bookmarks in firefox in both ubuntu and windows.
[10:14] <Livedifferent> Hello! I am something of a noob, and I have a question or two regarding Ubuntu.
[10:14] <crouchingturbo> Can you do anything to recover when the primary user loses sudo access?
[10:14] <MrKeuner> Nalleman: probably there is a firefox plugin for that
[10:14] <blue-frog> Nalleman: yes it is an html file
[10:14] <crouchingturbo> (not in group admin anymore)
[10:14] <adaptr> fredl: and you're complaining that you get "only" 4000 FPS ?
[10:14] <fredl> blue-frog: I they come standard in Ubuntu don't they?
[10:14] <devilsadvocate> Nalleman, it is thereticall possible... you could write an application to sync both the book marks each time you bootup
[10:14] <kelsin> Nalleman: try the google browser sync
[10:14] <DarthLappy> Livedifferent: Ask away.
[10:15] <blue-frog> fredl: no you have to install nvidia-glx from synaptic then
[10:15] <fredl> adaptr, yes, the 7600GS should get more than the 6600 which comes in at about 8000FPS
[10:15] <devilsadvocate> Nalleman, google browser sync is a better idea :)
[10:15] <kelsin> Nalleman: you can find it on the google labs website, syncs up cache / cookies / bookmarks via your gmail account, won't great
[10:15] <brasko> crouchingturbo: that's interesting, how did you loose sudo access?
[10:15] <adaptr> fredl: you have seen this personally ?
[10:15] <kelsin> Nalleman: works* great
[10:15] <Livedifferent> Thanks! What would be the best manner in which to dual boot an OEM'd Windows with Ubuntu? I know how to install it and such, but I can't figure out which way to partition/dual boot.
[10:15] <IntuitiveNipple> Nalleman: Yes it is: create a symlink in Linux to your Windows Firefox profile's bookmark.html
[10:15] <blue-frog> fredl: once it is done you have to   sudo modprobe nvidia  (just in case..) then..
[10:15] <Jowi> crouchingturbo, yes, boot into rescue/recovery mode and add yourself back to the admin group
[10:15] <IntuitiveNipple> (assuming your Windows partition is mounted with ntfs-3g read/write
[10:16] <Nalleman> IntuitiveNipple,  what is a symlink?
[10:16] <crouchingturbo> Jowi: thanks, is that on the normal boot up menu?
[10:16] <adaptr> blue-frog: nvidia-glx won't install restricted-modules... or will it ?
[10:16] <fredl> blue-frog, my bad, it's installed already.
[10:16] <fredl> nvidia-glx is already the newest version.
[10:16] <Jowi> crouchingturbo, yep. a rescue/recovery line should appear below the one you usually use
[10:16] <blue-frog> fredl: sudo nvidia-glx-config enable and then restart your session (ctrl alt return)
[10:17] <crouchingturbo> thanks Jowi
[10:17] <fredl> blue-frog, it's already enabled.
[10:17] <adaptr> fredl: GS is about 50% worse than the GT - goes for both 6600 and 7600, so if you have a 6600GT and a 7600GS that would be perfectly normal
[10:17] <blue-frog> fredl: have you seen nvidia logo when you restarted your session?
[10:17] <fredl> blue-frog, no I don't get that.
[10:17] <bosozoku> why does my Flash play back stop after 3sec
[10:17] <adaptr> oops
[10:17] <MrKeuner> IntuitiveNipple: NTFS write support is not "not recommended" anymore?
[10:17] <bosozoku> on youtube or google video?
[10:18] <fredl> blue-frog, but I have the nvidia kernel module loaded.
[10:18] <blue-frog> fredl: then there is something wrong with your nvidia-glx install
[10:18] <bosozoku> have Firefox <IP_ADDRESS>.  Tried Flash 7 and 9 codecs.
[10:18] <EMalone> does your flash work in IE?
[10:18] <bosozoku> IE?
[10:19] <EMalone> n/m, lol
[10:19] <MrKeuner> bosozoku: I have that on some videos on youtube, does it start after a while and stop again in a loop?
[10:19] <cac_> Internet Explorer
[10:19] <bosozoku> negatory
[10:19] <bosozoku> IE under Ubuntu?
[10:19] <bosozoku> um
[10:19] <Livedifferent> Would anyone be able to contact me via e-mail, since my problem is rather minor?
[10:19] <cac_> yeah it is possible using wine
[10:19] <fredl> blue-frog, so what to do??
[10:19] <bosozoku> cac, i have no desire to run M$oftware
[10:20] <cac_> me neither
[10:20] <cac_> I have 50 distros
[10:20] <devilsadvocate> IE under wine.. that certainly sounds sado masochistic to me
[10:20] <adaptr> fredl: sudo nvidia-xconfig
[10:20] <kelsin> devilsadvocate: unfortunately needed if you web-design :-(
[10:20] <blue-frog> fredl: besides trying to purge and then reinstall nvidia-glx , dunno
[10:20] <cac_> wine is the encoder in order to make windows programs run...
[10:20] <adaptr> fredl: (if using edgy, that is)
[10:20] <devilsadvocate> ah
[10:21] <bosozoku> any ideas about Flash problem tho?
[10:21] <blue-frog> adaptr: oh no mor nvidia-glx-config in edgy?
[10:21] <fredl> blue-frog, argh, I had already done sudo nvidia-xconfig obviously :)
[10:21] <devilsadvocate> well, im installing windows on emulation to write shitty j2me code so i guess i cant complain about ie on wine
[10:21] <pbureau> anyone can help me with WPA_PSK TIK keyword needed in wpa_supplicant.conf file to enter the tik password to my network ? (ie: for wpe its wireless key xxxxx, what is it for WPA PSK TIK ?)
[10:22] <adaptr> blenope
[10:22] <Quarupt> What do I need to install so to play wmv from firefox
[10:22] <tonyyarusso> !restricted | Quarupt
[10:22] <adaptr> !nvidia | blue-frog: it's been updated
[10:22] <ubotu> Quarupt: 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
[10:22] <ubotu> blue-frog: it's been updated: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[10:22] <padlefot> can anybody tell me a good way to make tvout work with nvidia carda?
[10:22] <padlefot> *cards
[10:22] <adaptr> !tvout
[10:22] <ubotu> For help with enabling the TV-Out, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaTVOutNewbieEdition (Nvidia cards) or http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Tvout (ATI cards, *untested*)
[10:22] <blue-frog> adaptr: ok am using the nvidia drivers directly so..
[10:22] <marecki> Marecki
[10:22] <adaptr> "newbieedition", heh
[10:22] <adaptr> adaptr
[10:23] <marecki> Marecki
[10:23] <padlefot> ubotu: thats a shitty howto
[10:23] <Gosha> if a site i visit shows nothing but @AQ[pbhL[ATCX when it's supposed to show japanese, and i know it .. what can i do?
[10:23] <adaptr> blue-frog: "directly" ?
[10:23] <fredl> nvidia-xconfig is also supposed to figure out what kind of monitor is in the system right?
[10:23] <GigaClon> Gosha, change encoding
[10:23] <blue-frog> adaptr: the .run file
[10:23] <marecki> marecki
[10:23] <Gosha> GigaClon: ..how would i do it in ia terminal?
[10:24] <adaptr> Gosha: change the page's character set representation
[10:24] <Gosha> hoo
[10:24] <cac_> http://sourceforge.net/projects/nv-tv-out/
[10:24] <GigaClon> terminal I don't know but its under the View menu in Firefox
[10:24] <marecki> marecki.pl
[10:24] <adaptr> Gosha: is it Kanjijapanese-whatever, or UTF-8 ?
[10:24] <Gosha> okay
[10:24] <Gosha> adaptr: what is, the site?
[10:24] <adaptr> yes
[10:25] <adaptr> if it's Unicode, you could try running links with UTF-8 in graphics mode (if it supports that, but I don't see why not)
[10:25] <Gosha> i dont know, since it just shows up gibberish
[10:27] <Gosha> ah, thanks .. but .
[10:27] <adaptr> Gosha: then get its headers, with wget or whatever
[10:27] <fredl> argh.
[10:27] <adaptr> it should set a content-encoding or summin
[10:27] <Gosha> .. i managed to take the right encoding ... thanks
[10:29] <IceTox> Anyone know if mercury messenger is added to sources somehow?
[10:29] <xai> anyone know how to configure NUT for belkin f6c1500 usb?
[10:31] <ucordes> !zsh
[10:31] <ubotu> zsh: A shell with lots of features. In component main, is optional. Version 4.3.2-13ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 2131 kB, installed size 6440 kB
[10:31] <brainly-green> what are the main reasons why starting a process has higher overhead than calling a function?
[10:32] <micktm> hi! someone knows if there's a software to convert a real video in a common free format?
[10:33] <xtknight> micktm: mencoder could do it
[10:33] <micktm> ok
[10:33] <xtknight> micktm: but i couldn't tell you how exactly.  you'd have to read the manual
[10:33] <brainly-green> superficially they seem pretty similar, with the difference that a process can only directly take string arguments and produce string output
[10:34] <xtknight> brainly-green: a process involves creating another thread and the kernel has to schedule that thread
[10:34] <xtknight> brainly-green: additionally it has to allocate memory for the process etc.  arguments are stored on the stack when passed to an internal function, but they are stored in a string array when passed to a process which is inherently slower
[10:34] <mareks> i have ssh setup on my dapper drake server edt, how to configure sftp?
[10:35] <mareks> i want to be able to login and have access to /home
[10:35] <cac_> how to install firestarter in Ubuntu?
[10:35] <mareks> not just /home/<user_name>
[10:35] <nataku_> !ati
[10:35] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[10:35] <xtknight> mareks: set your ftp root to the higher level directory
[10:35] <brainly-green> but wait, you can store binary data in an input string
[10:35] <mareks> xtknight: where do i set that?
[10:36] <xtknight> mareks: /home instead of /home/$USER i assume.  sorry, i dont have much of a clue where to set it but i know that's what you'd do
[10:36] <brainly-green> it wouldn't look like a string but would it be inherently any more inefficient than declaring types to be int and such?
[10:36] <blue-frog> cac_: sudo apt-get install firestarter
[10:36] <IntuitiveNipple> hmmm, my bandwidth quota has 96GB left until 30th January - how to use it up?
[10:36] <brainly-green> or do you have to do extra processign to ensure that the input string doesn't accidentally contain special characters
[10:37] <cac_> it said i cannot find the paquet firestarter
[10:37] <blue-frog> cac_: nedd to enable universe or multiverse and reload apt-get
[10:37] <brainly-green> what I'm thinking is that if the OS provided a mechanism for starting a process without making a new thread--running it as if it were a function in the parent process--and for having arbitrary binary arguments, that would be a universal interface between any two languages
[10:38] <cac_> how can I enable?
[10:38] <blue-frog> cac_: use synaptic
[10:38] <micktm> mencoder can't convert real files!
[10:38] <brainly-green> because then every function could be compiled into a program and called as if it were a function
[10:38] <cac_> I am using adept
[10:38] <kelsin> brainly-green: look into using LISP :)
[10:38] <cac_> Is not the same?
[10:38] <brainly-green> why lisp kelsin?
[10:39] <blue-frog> cac_ sudo vi /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment the universe line
[10:39] <xtknight> brainly-green: the stack is stored in cpu cache to my knowledge, which is faster than memory.  yes in order to store 50000 as an integer it would be 5 0 0 0 0 (5 bytes) and that would be that.  but to store it as a string it would be "53 48 48 48 48" and that would have to be converted to an integer
[10:39] <pbureau> anyone can help me with WPA_PSK TIK keyword needed in wpa_supplicant.conf file to enter the tik password to my network ? (ie: for wpe its wireless key xxxxx, what is it for WPA PSK TIK ?)
[10:39] <xtknight> brainly-green: if you want to call an external function, look into dynamic link libraries
[10:40] <erUSUL> brainly-green: yes, use lisp. Start with emacs, a good OS that lacks a good text editor XD
[10:40] <brainly-green> xtknight well if 50000 were an unsigned 16-bit integer, it could be passed in 2 characters
[10:40] <ckebabo> hi
[10:40] <kelsin> brainly-green: I wasn't listening to hard to your conversation, just commenting on the "running a compiled program as a function", in LISP you often work very different then we're used to with C. programs are often just functions that you compile and run on the fly
[10:40] <xtknight> brainly-green: 2 ?  how is that?
[10:40] <Moniker42> hey, i can't get my internet working just after re-installing ubuntu
[10:40] <brainly-green> well maybe 1 character, if your character is 2 bytes
[10:40] <xtknight> brainly-green: (assuming you mean one character is one byte)
[10:41] <cac_> How can I save in Vi?
[10:41] <Cryoniq> Hmm.. what does one do when a network application report this on startup and I killed the process for it that was there? : [GUI]  StartServer ERROR: unable to bind to <IP_ADDRESS>:6880 listening for passed torrent info: Address already in use
[10:41] <cr1mson> How do I play streaming windows media?
[10:41] <xtknight> cac_: press escape, and then colon and w     (for write).  type escape, colon, q to quit or q! to quit and ignore readonly
[10:41] <xtknight> cac_: or escape colon wq  to write and quit in one line
[10:42] <cac_> thanks
[10:42] <brainly-green> if you just set each bit of the character to the corresponding bit of the integer
[10:42] <pike_> cac_: from a terminal run "vimtutor"
[10:42] <xtknight> brainly-green: always five bytes for 50000 though regardless of the form, right?
[10:42] <cac_> Good
[10:43] <brainly-green> 50000 is a single integer, 2 bytes of data if it's unsigned, 3 if it's signed
[10:43] <brainly-green> integers go from -32768 to 32767 if they're signed
[10:43] <xtknight> brainly-green: could you explain how the integer 50,000 would like in 2 bytes?
[10:43] <xtknight> brainly-green: would look like *
[10:44] <brainly-green> a 2 byte integer is 0 to 65535 I think (could be wrong on the last digit there) if it's unsigned
[10:44] <xtknight> brainly-green: 2^2 would be a 2-bit integer, 0-7 unsigned
[10:45] <brainly-green> 2 bits is 0-3 unsigned
[10:45] <xtknight> brainly-green: oh, sorry you said 2 byte.  never mind ;)
[10:45] <Dasnipa] [> silly xtknight
[10:45] <xtknight> brainly-green: in other words 16-bit.  yes, 0-65535
[10:45] <xtknight> hehe
[10:45] <n2diy>  I have vnc see working locally, now I want to try to access my box from the local library, how do I do that?
[10:46] <xtknight> brainly-green: sorry, im just having a brain freeze right now.  50000 could definitely fit into 2 bytes with an integer, but it would need 5 for ascii or 10 for unicode string
[10:47] <brainly-green> it could be represented in 2 bytes in ascii too
[10:47] <ehir1> anyone?
[10:47] <xtknight> i guess, but it wouldnt be a string
[10:47] <brainly-green> just write each individual bit and you'll get a couple of nonsense characters that represent the number
[10:47] <MrKeuner> I am using 6.10. My home LAN's WAP asks for a WEP password, and that password is saved in gnome keyring. Whenever I turn on my laptop and log in to my account I am asked for the password to unlock the keyring. But the same dialog appears *twice* overlapping. What is the problem?
[10:47] <Zambezi> How can I make an extra user?
[10:47] <xtknight> brainly-green: but that's not the main reason it's slower.  when you start a process the kernel has to do all sorts of stuff that causes the registers to be flushed/etc
[10:47] <brainly-green> but that would be understandable to a program
[10:47] <tripitaka_> hi, my X server fails on startup with 'no screens found', it's a new install on an old laptop. Any suggestions on the best way to configure X? I'm using 6.06
[10:47] <pike_> n2diy: might need to set it up on port 443 to be safe or something alot of places have mildyly strict firewalls
[10:48] <trev_> does anyone have a problem with homeworld under wine here?
[10:48] <xtknight> Zambezi: system->admin->users
[10:48] <n2diy> pike_: roger that, but how do I set the route to my box, just to try it?
[10:48] <brainly-green> ok so I'm saying what if the OS had support for not doing that stuff--for not starting a new thread when starting a new process
[10:48] <Zambezi> xtknight, I'm not running a X-server.
[10:48] <pike_> n2diy: to be safe http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=11808 maybe
[10:49] <xtknight> Zambezi: man adduser
[10:49] <n2diy> pike_: ok, tnx.
[10:49] <pike_> n2diy: id get it working on localhost first
[10:49] <pike_> on that port
[10:49] <n2diy> pike_: it is working locally.
[10:49] <kelsin> brainly-green: it still needs to load in the code, load in a new virtual memory space and stuff like that, unless you have all of your code loaded at once, total for all programs ever, which would cause a lot of thrashing anyway
[10:49] <tripitaka_> is there a command for configuring X, along the lines of superprobe or XSetup in ubuntu?
[10:50] <brainly-green> the OS could have support for preloading programs
[10:50] <erUSUL> tripitaka_: try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg'
[10:50] <xtknight> brainly-green: what would be the point, though ?
[10:50] <brainly-green> just like a library include
[10:50] <kelsin> brainly-green: I might have missed the beginning of this convo, what is the point?
[10:50] <brainly-green> if the OS did that then you could call functions in any language, from any other language
[10:50] <xtknight> brainly-green: you could just statically link your programs with the libraries you need, and you're converting threads into functions that way, i guess
[10:51] <ehir1> The network controller tha tcomes up is
[10:51] <ehir1> Broadcom Corporation Unknown device 4328
[10:51] <xtknight> ehir1: wireless?
[10:51] <tripitaka_> erUSUL: xserver-org is not installed
[10:51] <ehir1> xtknight: yep, Airport
[10:51] <brainly-green> without having to use CORBA or COM or whatever
[10:51] <xtknight> ehir1: bcm43xx module
[10:51] <ehir1> NOT extreme tho -s o that howto is useless
[10:51] <ehir1> -hough
[10:51] <ehir1> though
[10:51] <kelsin> so you basically mean build the functionalilty of .net or COM into the OS?
[10:52] <Crescendo> Is there a way to install Ubuntu in a grid, rather than on one machine?
[10:52] <xtknight> brainly-green: well, that's really the point of COM i guess.  though DLLs still have threads for flexibility.
[10:52] <ehir1> !paste | erate
[10:52] <ubotu> erate: 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 (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[10:52] <ehir1> paterate!
[10:52] <ehir1> paste.
[10:53] <kelsin> brainly-green: yeah... you still have to make sure every languages compiles, or byte compiles to a standard format. Just making one format standard on a OS level doesn't seem to accomplish much
[10:53] <xtknight> brainly-green: i do see the point in what you're talking about, though once the DLL is loaded and in memory i think the overhead is greatly reduced from the first call
[10:53] <ehir1> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2680/ sudo lspci -v output
[10:54] <xtknight> ehir1: did the bcm43xx module not detect it?
[10:54] <brainly-green> hmm
[10:54] <Moniker42> i've got network connection issues... doesn't recognise DHCP but the router's working fine with this computer wirelessly and the other computer's linked to the router by ethernet
[10:55] <xtknight> ehir1: if not you may have to resort to ndiswrapper and extract the firmware from the windows sys driver.
[10:55] <xtknight> sorry, gotta go
[10:55] <mystic_touch> Hello :)
[10:55] <brainly-green> well the only advantage I was really thinking of is standardness
[10:55] <ehir1> can't do even that, xtknight
[10:55] <Snoose> hello, after finally getting my dial-up modem to work i am trying to get multiple programs to use the connection at the same time.
[10:55] <ehir1> Airport hardly has windows drivers, being its an apple product :)
[10:55] <Snoose> i ran into a page telling how to do this but i can't find it again
[10:55] <Moniker42> i've got network connection issues... doesn't recognise DHCP but the router's working fine with this computer wirelessly and the other computer's linked to the router by ethernet
[10:55] <kelsin> brainly-green: yeah, one reason why Jython and JRuby exist :)
[10:55] <erUSUL> tripitaka_: is xserver-xorg
[10:55] <brainly-green> because every compiled language can become a program
[10:55] <dfdf> help! I don't want to install all the codecs in the package w32codecs - is it possible to install individual ones?
[10:55] <jfro> is there a link to a solution for libc6 being hosed on recent update?
[10:55] <jfro> one i found was something to do with pthread causing conflict
[10:55] <Moniker42> dfdf, just download them all they're not big files...
[10:56] <spinster> Hello people i running linux ubuntu 6.06 and i want to install BitchX can somebody help me ( how to install it a ? )
[10:56] <erUSUL> tripitaka_: at least make a good  copy+paste ;)
[10:56] <Moniker42> i've got network connection issues... doesn't recognise DHCP but the router's working fine with this computer wirelessly and the other computer's linked to the router by ethernet
[10:56] <dfdf> Moniker42, I know, where do I put em? do I need to run any config commands?
[10:56] <brainly-green> jython only works between 2 languages though
[10:56] <Moniker42> dfdf, dunno...
[10:56] <spinster> somebody here ?
[10:56] <brainly-green> not for any pair of languages
[10:56] <Moniker42> i've got network connection issues... doesn't recognise DHCP but the router's working fine with this computer wirelessly and the other computer's linked to the router by ethernet
[10:56] <tripitaka_> erUSUL: that's working nicely - copy and paste accross two keyboards, not so well :D
[10:56] <jfro> update completely hosed my system it seems
[10:57] <Seveas> !bitchx | spinster
[10:57] <ubotu> bitchx: Advanced Internet Relay Chat client. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:1.1-4ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 1507 kB, installed size 6516 kB
[10:57] <kelsin> brainly-green: sorry I meant porting languages to the java vm, there really can't be a single solution that would allow you to call any function from ANY possible language without that lanuage supporting it
[10:57] <Seveas> !universe | spinster
[10:57] <ubotu> spinster: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[10:57] <Proximale> Pardon me for being an otherwise useless ubernoob to ubuntu, but I have a problem that I have not found on the site or in the user documentation
[10:57] <Seveas> !offtopic kelsin brainly-green
[10:57] <Seveas> !offtopic |kelsin brainly-green
[10:57] <ubotu> kelsin brainly-green: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[10:57] <wepeel> hi all. If I'm browing a directory via the file browser is there a way to open a terminal window in the directory I'm looking at?
[10:57] <Seveas> Proximale, tell us more :)
[10:58] <Proximale> My ethernet card is not detected on my celeron box
[10:58] <TJ_> I am conducting a survey on whether or not people think that Linux is better that Windows, and why they think so. Anybody who would like to participate, just paste your response in a one line answer. Thanks in advance
[10:58] <Seveas> Proximale, is it listed in the output of lspci
[10:58] <Proximale> no
[10:58] <Seveas> TJ_, this is not the channel for questionnaires
[10:58] <Amaranth> Proximale: then it's not plugged in :)
[10:58] <adaptr> TJ_: your sampling domain is useless, you do realise that ?
[10:59] <Seveas> Proximale, can you pastebin th lspci output maybe?
[10:59] <Seveas> (via another nic or a floppy/usb stick)
[10:59] <Proximale> well, I thought that, so I pulled off the cover and it is still firmly in the pci slot
[10:59] <tripitaka_> TJ_: Try asking if people here ever use IRC :)
[10:59] <Proximale> my gf has my usb
[10:59] <ehir1> TJ_: i bet the answers in here are 100% opposite of ##windows people
[10:59] <ehir1> i wonder why
[10:59] <Proximale> and my laptop doesnt have floppy
[10:59] <frootstripe> what is this line from df:  tmpfs    1038412         0   1038412   0% /dev/shm
[10:59] <Seveas> then find your gf ;)
[11:00] <Amaranth> frootstripe: system stuff, ignore it
[11:00] <Proximale> very well then
[11:00] <TJ_> i am asking these questions an both, it is the "why" that i need
[11:00] <Seveas> frootstripe, that's posix shared memory support
[11:00] <tripitaka_> shm == shared memory
[11:00] <adaptr> punish your gf
[11:00] <Moniker42> hello? someone help me here?
[11:00] <Seveas> !someone | Moniker42
[11:00] <ubotu> Moniker42: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[11:00] <adaptr> probably not, eh ?
[11:00] <tripitaka_> erUSUL: My X server is now up and running. I salute you sir.
[11:00] <Moniker42> seveas i've asked the question several times and been ignored
[11:00] <mwalsh> haylo guys
[11:00] <mwalsh> one quick question
[11:01] <Seveas> Moniker42, fair enough :)
[11:01] <Seveas> try asking again, I'll try to help
[11:01] <Moniker42> Seveas, ubuntu not connecting to the internet automatially
[11:01] <pbureau> anyone can help me with WPA_PSK TIK keyword needed in wpa_supplicant.conf file to enter the tik password to my network ? (ie: for wpe its wireless key xxxxx, what is it for WPA PSK TIK ?)
[11:01] <ehir1> Anyone? :/
[11:01] <Moniker42> *automatically
[11:01] <Seveas> Moniker42, a bit more info....
[11:01] <Moniker42> the router's working, i'm on the internet through it wirelessly right now and i had it working with the same computer yesterday
[11:02] <Seveas> pbureau, make your life easier and install network-manager-gnome (or knetworkmanager for KDE)
[11:02] <rellik> I tried to mount a partition and it hung so I killed it..  now I cannot mount the dev..  (unknown filesystem type). fdisk on the drive reports 'unable to read /dev/hdc'..  is there anything I can do to save the data, or even just the drive itself (can I reformat/repartition and trust the drive?)
[11:02] <Seveas> Moniker42, what encryption?
[11:02] <Moniker42> ethernet cable -is- plugged in as it wasn't last time i had this problem
[11:02] <Moniker42> none, it's wired for the other computer
[11:02] <Seveas> rellik, man dd_rescue
[11:03] <bubbles2002> question - I am installing ubuntu dual boot on my windows XP system.. when I launch the partitioner - there is no option to let ubuntu handle the partition (as it shows in all the docs Ive read) only to A) erase everything and B) manually do it.
[11:03] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: does mii-tool or ethtool show a good link on that interface?
[11:03] <rellik> Seveas, no man page for dd_rescue :)
[11:03] <mwalsh> bubbles can you do it manually?
[11:03] <bubbles2002> and i am a bit intimidated to do it on my own.
[11:03] <Mrono> !install
[11:03] <ubotu> Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues
[11:03] <wolfwalker> Right, I'll need the pastebin for this one
[11:03] <wolfwalker> !pastebin
[11:03] <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 (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[11:03] <mwalsh> well bubbles check it out and if you feel intimidated just cancel
[11:03] <Mrono> !universe
[11:03] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[11:03] <bubbles2002> thats what i did
[11:03] <bubbles2002> and that brought me here
[11:04] <bubbles2002> why is the option to let ubuntu handle it missing?
[11:04] <mwalsh> i dont think its there to begin with
[11:04] <Veljko> Hi, gyz! Using Ubuntu 6.10. Am connected to a big network (campus network over VDSL). Wanted to scan shares (looking for movies), but, there is not an option for this ( or I cannot find it). Can someone recommend a tool for that (grafical interface prefered)
[11:04] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: If you want to see exactly what's happening on the interface, you can run 'tcpdump -n eth0' (if that's the right interface name) in one console, and '/etc/init.d/network restart' in the other
[11:04] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, i used ummm, damnit i forgot the command now... sudo fup eth0 / sudo fdown eth0 or something similar and got a response saying it had recognised the interface but it wasn't connecting to dhcp
[11:04] <oFF-beAt> !ntfsfix
[11:04] <mwalsh> is your drive already partitioned
[11:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ntfsfix - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:04] <bubbles2002> yes
[11:04] <kazuka> does anyone know why amd is much cheaper than intel cpus?
[11:04] <oFF-beAt> !ntfs-lib
[11:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ntfs-lib - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:04] <bubbles2002> its already partitoned
[11:04] <mwalsh> well
[11:04] <oFF-beAt> !ntfs
[11:04] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions. For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[11:04] <mwalsh> it would show up as
[11:04] <mwalsh> sda1 and 2
[11:04] <xtknight> kazuka: they aren't, speed wise
[11:04] <userundefined> kazuka: it's arguable that they are.
[11:04] <mwalsh> did yuou see those options
[11:05] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, i'll try that brb
[11:05] <mwalsh> if sda is your main drive, the partitions would be numbered
[11:05] <wepeel> hurm. So I made a keyboard shortcut to open a terminal...anyone know how to open a terminal in the directory one is currently browsing with the file browser?
[11:05] <tripitaka_> Monitker42: go root (sudo su -) and run mii-tool
[11:05] <mwalsh> it would say the first partition, the XP partition, is ntfs
[11:05] <tripitaka_> it should show '100 FD ok' or something
[11:05] <bubbles2002> i have 3 partitions - and they are all NTFS
[11:05] <xtknight> kazuka: intel's core 2 duo e6300 at $180 beats anything you can get from amd, by a large margin, for the same price
[11:05] <bubbles2002> and a second HD.
[11:05] <Sky_hawk[nowind] > #openmsx
[11:05] <mwalsh> well ubuntu setup should label the partitions sda1, sda2, and sda3
[11:06] <bubbles2002> it does label them
[11:06] <wolfwalker> Oooookay, I have trouble installing USB drivers for my modem
[11:06] <mwalsh> and then it changes the chosen partition to ext3 file system and deletes the ntfs part
[11:06] <bubbles2002> one is the root which is where i assume i need to put the partiton
[11:06] <wolfwalker> Here's where I got them: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cayman3341/
[11:06] <Rynoo> is there a way go get rid of the "information text" like when I hover my mouse over the "Applications" menu it says "Browse and Run installed applications" ?
[11:06] <dfdf> wolfwalker, get a real modem
[11:06] <mwalsh> bubbles2002: can you delete a partitiona nd make it an unpartitioned space through a program in XP?
[11:06] <kazuka> xtknight: yes that is true but i was in the market for a new system and some retailers have amd cpu + mobo combo which is very very pleasing in the pockets
[11:06] <wolfwalker> When I went to the extracted folder and entered make, here's what it gave me: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2687/
[11:06] <xtknight> Rynoo: those would be more-accurately called tooltips, but i don't know of a way to disable them.  maybe there is a way in gconf
[11:07] <wolfwalker> Can anyone tell from http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2687/ what I was doing wrong?
[11:07] <JoshJ> So what VM programs on Edgy support Vista?
[11:07] <bubbles2002> are u saying make a partition in XP - and use that partiotn for ubuntu?
[11:07] <xtknight> JoshJ: vmware
[11:07] <wolfwalker> VMWare would wouldn't it?
[11:07] <xtknight> kazuka: example?
[11:07] <JoshJ> i haven't tried
[11:07] <JoshJ> i don't want to start off barking up the wrong tree :P
[11:07] <wolfwalker> You'd need a Vista cd though, I think
[11:07] <JoshJ> i have one
[11:07] <mwalsh> bubbles2002: make it an unpartitioned space, instead of formatting the partition to ntfs, so ubuntu can make the space into ext3.
[11:07] <rebz> does anyone know the command to issue to grub so it reboots to a specific menu entry?
[11:07] <wolfwalker> And you'd take a processor hit
[11:07] <JoshJ> yes, i know about virtualization penalties etc
[11:08] <wolfwalker> Best to just install it and dual-boot
[11:08] <JoshJ> ew no
[11:08] <wolfwalker> What's wrong with dual-booting?
[11:08] <Mrono> hey guys i need the apt command for required dep
[11:08] <wolfwalker> I love it
[11:08] <bubbles2002> im not sure how to make it unpartitoned space
[11:08] <Mrono> i don't remember what they were
[11:08] <JoshJ> because then i have to reboot into the OTHER os if i need to use a program for that
[11:08] <tehsu> anyone install sound drivers on gateway laptops?
[11:08] <xtknight> Mrono: what dependency are you missing?
[11:08] <Mrono> !configure
[11:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about configure - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:08] <wolfwalker> C'est la vie
[11:08] <Mrono> c++
[11:08] <mwalsh> bubbles2002: wat partitioning program do you use
[11:08] <n2diy>  I have vnc see working locally, now I want to try to access my box from the local library, how do I do that?
[11:08] <xtknight> Mrono: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[11:08] <Mrono> !install
[11:08] <ubotu> Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues
[11:08] <Mrono> ahh
[11:08] <Mrono> thanks
[11:08] <kazuka> xtnight: www.chipsandmemory.com
[11:08] <tehsu> or Soundmax driver for ubuntu
[11:09] <bubbles2002> i think i just used windows xp to do it.
[11:09] <kazuka> xtknight: www.chipsandmemory.com
[11:09] <JoshJ> so i'm wanting to install vm and put vista in the vm
[11:09] <JoshJ> so i can nuke my xp partition once and for all :P
[11:09] <userundefined> JoshJ: why not install the XP into the vm?
[11:09] <mwalsh> bubbles2002: so figure out which of the sda1, sda2, and sda3 is the parition you want to set up ubuntu on and just select that one to install on
[11:09] <dfdf> wolfwalker, alright... what's the problem?
[11:09] <DARKGuy> Has anybody looked into the bug of GAIM that sometimes it doesn't show the next text until you highlight the entire conversation window? or is it the Ubuntu build?
[11:09] <JoshJ> userundefined because i don't have an XP cd
[11:09] <wolfwalker> |JoshJ:| Bwahahaha!....... right?
[11:09] <xtknight> Mrono:  C++ library itself is libstdc++6-dev.  however build-essential provides the C++ compiler
[11:09] <bubbles2002> ok im gonna try that.
[11:09] <bubbles2002> thanks.
[11:09] <JoshJ> XP came preinstalled on this computer
[11:09] <pako> hola
[11:09] <xtknight> DARKGuy: odd, i dont have that issue
[11:10] <JoshJ> so i don't have the cd
[11:10] <xtknight> DARKGuy: what version
[11:10] <wolfwalker> dfdf, the drivers I downloaded are here http://sourceforge.net/projects/cayman3341/
[11:10] <xtknight> kazuka: gotcha, one sec
[11:10] <pako> hello
[11:10] <DARKGuy> xtknight: how do I check?
[11:10] <xtknight> DARKGuy: help about
[11:10] <JoshJ> i do have a vista cd that i got through  .edu
[11:10] <Vinadot> hi, i have a problem about setting wireless connection (wpa) who can give me a quick solution :(
[11:10] <DARKGuy> xtknight: right, found it. 2.0.0beta3.1 it says
[11:10] <wolfwalker> And what I got when I tried to run the makefile is here http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2687/
[11:10] <kazuka> my ubuntu crashes on my machine
[11:10] <xtknight> DARKGuy: same here
[11:10] <kazuka> how do i fix it
[11:10] <mwalsh> Can anybody tell me whats wrong with my fstab thats causing my internal ntfs to not mount?\
[11:10] <dfdf> wolfwalker, well, if you're trying to build source packages, you better know how to program
[11:10] <oFF-beAt> somebody put ntfsfix tool in some repository pls... since a lot ppl r using ntfs with ntfs-3g
[11:11] <dfdf> I suggest buying yourself a real modem though
[11:11] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, "tcpdump -n eth0" gives me "no suitable device found"
[11:11] <userundefined> kazuka: you first have to identify the problem.  Is it just the graphics server crashing or the entire box locks up?
[11:11] <manience> Hi guys
[11:11] <oFF-beAt> they will at some point will need to do ntfsfix
[11:11] <xtknight> kazuka: those amd CPUs (semprons) pretty much pale in comparison to core 2 duos
[11:11] <JoshJ> ntfsfix is in ntfsprogs
[11:11] <JoshJ> i think
[11:11] <wolfwalker> The source package was already built
[11:11] <wolfwalker> I thought........
[11:11] <tripitaka_> rebz: check the grub config file, /boot/grub/menu.1st. Change the 'default' number to the entry you want to boot
[11:11] <xtknight> ntfsfix = ?
[11:11] <DARKGuy> xtknight: Well, it's weird o.o sometimes what friends say doesn't appear or appears cut, until I highlight the entire chat conversation or scroll down, sometimes I have to close the window and open it again because text goes invisible oO
[11:11] <wolfwalker> I don't know a lot about linux
[11:11] <oFF-beAt> i've wasted much time looking for it n found no .deb package.. just now converted rmp
[11:11] <oFF-beAt> rpm
[11:11] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: how mii-tool?
[11:12] <xtknight> DARKGuy: i sorta know what you're talking about.  text height seems to be a bit untuned at times.  i dunno i think it's happened to me once where it's been cut but it's never been invisible and i dont recall having the issue lately.
[11:12] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| this was the instructions for assembly Installation
[11:12] <wolfwalker> ------------
[11:12] <wolfwalker> Go to directory src. Type:
[11:12] <wolfwalker> 	make
[11:12] <wolfwalker> 	sudo cp cayman3341.ko /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/usb/net/
[11:12] <wolfwalker> 	sudo depmod
[11:12] <wolfwalker> After that you can plug the modem in and configure your new network device.
[11:12] <oFF-beAt> xtknight, yeah some jerk took my hard disk n unmounted it without safely removing it and had so many errors on it.. and won't mount on ubuntu.. i was told to get ntfsfix to fix it
[11:12] <manience> What is the reason for, that after boot my mplayer tells me that the pcm device is busy?
[11:12] <oFF-beAt> and no deb packages anywhere on any repos
[11:12] <ctmhvdfx> I need to install onto a fake RAID1. How do I do this?
[11:12] <dfdf> wolfwalker, yea? at what part does it fail?
[11:12] <oFF-beAt> just some rpms on ntfsproject
[11:12] <Veljko> LAN Shares search tool needed. Any ideas?
[11:12] <yazid> anyone who has google earth running with an nvidia glx enabled X server? starts, independent of composite manager, but I get tile salad....
[11:13] <DARKGuy> xtknight: yeah, sometimes :/ I've been thinking in rebuilding it from source to see... x)
[11:13] <wolfwalker> I went to src directory in the terminal, typed make, and this was what I got: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2687/
[11:13] <csete> I'd liked to use the escputil package on my Edgy install.  Where can I find the correct raw USB device to use?
[11:13] <axa-axa> Hi. On Ubuntu I've installed and used for a while kubuntu-desktop. Now I'm back to Gnome and wish to use ubuntu's not kubuntu's usplash while starting and shuting down, so I've tried `sudo update-alternatives --config  usplash-artwork.so` but it only reverted ushplash to ubuntu while shuting down, when starting ubuntu kubuntu's usplash shows. Can someone please tell me how to fix this?
[11:13] <userundefined> yazid: yeah I can run it fine, direct rendering enabled.
[11:13] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, mii-tool?
[11:13] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| I don't know enough about Linux yet to be able to say at what point it failed. All I know is the error sheet was too long to paste here :/
[11:13] <DARKGuy> xtknight: I need to go brb though xD, brb!
[11:14] <swampysc> is there any place I can get a little help with ircd dancer?
[11:14] <dfdf> wolfwalker, well, your system's libs were probably not compatible with the ones needed by the package
[11:14] <wolfwalker> |axa-axa:| just reinstall clean from the ubuntu iso disk :)
[11:14] <ctmhvdfx> I need to install Edgy onto a fake RAID1. How do I do this? I have alternative install CD and LiveCD.
[11:14] <dfdf> there's no easy fix - buy yourself a real modem
[11:14] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: open an xterm and run 'sudo mii-tool'
[11:14] <wolfwalker> I can buy any modem instead of using the one my ISP provided?
[11:14] <tada> ciao, c' qualche italiano?
[11:15] <jalins> hola
[11:15] <jalins> sc el jordi
[11:15] <n2diy> ! it | tada
[11:15] <ubotu> tada: Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[11:15] <wolfwalker> !spanish
[11:15] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendrn mas ayuda.
[11:15] <axa-axa> wolfwalker: what? whole system? Thank you but I would have much work to do after if I install fresh system only because usplash :)
[11:15] <tada> ok
[11:15] <jalins> Hola em dic Jordi
[11:15] <wolfwalker> |axa-axa:| Yeah, true.............
[11:15] <huddlej> ts
[11:15] <jalins> hi ha alg que parli catal
[11:15] <Yancho> Is it possible to install ubuntu via a usb cd drive?
[11:15] <Odyssey> wolfwalker, probably
[11:16] <gnomefreak> !es | jalins
[11:16] <ubotu> jalins: Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendrn mas ayuda.
[11:16] <n2diy> ! es | jalins
[11:16] <mwalsh> Yancho: shouldnt be  aproblem, thogh its not recoomended
[11:16] <Yancho> y not mwalsh ?
[11:16] <xtknight> Yancho: yes
[11:16] <Math^> anyone know how to delete all files with -R ended with a ~? like file~.txt
[11:16] <n2diy>  I have vnc see working locally, now I want to try to access my box from the local library, how do I do that?
[11:16] <xtknight> Yancho: i have installed my ubuntu thru a usb cd
[11:16] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| so can I just go out and buy a modem instead of using the one my ISP sent me? And if so, what kind do you recommend?
[11:16] <xtknight> Yancho: no problems
[11:16] <axa-axa> Can someone please tell me how to revert usplash while starting Ubuntu from kubuntu's usplash to ubuntu's? I've tried with `sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so` but with not success.
[11:17] <Yancho> xtknight using partition ?
[11:17] <mwalsh> Yancho: Its just not recomended to use a usb device as an install or operating system device but its no big deal.
[11:17] <xtknight> Yancho: what do you mean?
[11:17] <Seveas> axa-axa, after that command run: sudo update-initramfs -u
[11:17] <swampysc> is there any place I can get a little help with ircd dancer?
[11:17] <quantombone> Math: write a script
[11:17] <Math^> hey Seveas
[11:17] <Odyssey> axa-axa, perhaps you could remove some kde packages
[11:17] <dfdf> wolfwalker, hmm.... before buying an adsl/cable modem (any should work, but make sure its an ethernet one), try to ask your isp for an ethernet modem
[11:17] <ehir1> Anyone?
[11:17] <xtknight> Yancho: i put the ubuntu install cd in the usb drive (instead of my undetected IDEs) and installed normally
[11:18] <xtknight> ehir1: bcm43xx didn't work, i assume?
[11:18] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| My modem HAS an ethernet port............ when I run pppoeconf it can't get the access concentrator on it.
[11:18] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| That's why I was trying the USB route
[11:18] <Math^> quantombone, is there now way to something like this?: rm -R *~.* (or is this wrong) need to be sure
[11:18] <jalins> hola
[11:18] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, "eth0: negotiated 100baseTx-FD, link ok"
[11:18] <axa-axa> Seveas: Thank you.
[11:18] <xtknight> !es | jalins
[11:18] <ubotu> jalins: Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendrn mas ayuda.
[11:18] <dfdf> wolfwalker, your modem doesn't have its own pppoe client?
[11:19] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: Great, so the link's good.
[11:19] <oFF-beAt> volume is scheduled for check.please boot into windows twice, or use the 'force' mount option. error: could not execute pmount.. why does it have to be twice
[11:19] <makuseru> has anyone heard about Ubuntu Studio yet?
[11:19] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| What does that mean?
[11:19] <dfdf> wolfwalker, before, when you were using windows, did you need to install extra software to use the modem?
[11:19] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, ok so how do i get interweb activityness up and a-la working?
[11:19] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: try running this as root: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[11:19] <quantombone> Math^: rm *~.* will remove all files that contain '~.'
[11:19] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, k
[11:19] <Moniker42> root terminal?
[11:19] <xtknight> hm
[11:20] <xtknight> i recommend rm \~  instead of rm ~
[11:20] <xtknight> you could remove your home directory
[11:20] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: Connect tube A into tube D, taking care not to set light to tube B
[11:20] <Math^> quantombone, ok thnx
[11:20] <quantombone> Math^, be careful with rm -R though
[11:20] <wolfwalker> |dfdf:| yes, I had to run a Winblows disk
[11:20] <ehir1> Really need some help here :-?
[11:20] <Math^> quantombone, I know, thats why i want to be sure of it :)
[11:20] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, what?  Any ideas?
[11:22] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: IIRC, you should see DHCP discover from your machine, followed by a DHCP offer from the router
[11:22] <wolfwalker> It was suggested I get a cheap router, use it and the Winblows to connect, then use the router to get internet to the Linux computer
[11:22] <Moniker42> iirc?
[11:22] <Harkins> It worked before I updated to the current kernel, but I don't know where to start debugging.
[11:22] <wolfwalker> Would it be that simple (when I get the money for a router)?
[11:22] <Harkins> Moniker42: "If I recall correctly"
[11:23] <tripitaka_> Harkins: thanks
[11:23] <swampysc> is there any place I can get a little help with ircd dancer?  It has driven me nutzzzz for 4 days now!!!
[11:24] <makuseru> is there a command to install KDE on ubuntu
[11:24] <dfdf> w00t for mplayer-mozilla!
[11:24] <wolfwalker> !ubuntu to kubuntu
[11:24] <wolfwalker> !ubuntu/kubuntu
[11:24] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuntu/kubuntu - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:24] <wolfwalker> Phooey
[11:24] <JoshJ> it's apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:24] <fridge> is there an ubuntu equivalent to /etc/redhat-release -- ie a file with the current distro version in it?
[11:25] <Moniker42> no dhcp offers received
[11:25] <tripitaka_> fridge: /etc/issue
[11:25] <wolfwalker> As I was asking..............
[11:25] <Moniker42> d'you think i need to configure my rouer somehow?
[11:25] <wolfwalker> It was suggested I get a cheap router, use it and the Winblows to connect, then use the router to get internet to the Linux computer
[11:25] <wolfwalker> Would it be that simple (when I get the money for a router)?
[11:25] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: Maybe, maybe..
[11:25] <Zuph> I'm having something of an odd problem in 6.06.  I'm running an inspiron 6000 laptop.  I have an external USB mouse plugged into it.  Whenever I put my laptop to sleep and then wake it up, the scroll wheel doesn't work unless I change the driver around or reboot the system.  The middle click works, just not the scroll wheel.
[11:25] <Math^> hmm rm *~.* gives me this: rm: cannot remove `*~.*': No such file or directory... how to remove all files endend with a ~ ?
[11:25] <jorgp> I am trying to put a single 6.5Gb .dmg file onto a dvd-dl, any suggestions? ISO of course will not work
[11:26] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: have you tried configuring a static IP on that interface and pinging the router, jsut to make sure the interface is ok?
[11:26] <DBFT> is there a way to use the package installer to install hellanzb?
[11:26] <n2diy> ! pptp
[11:26] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pptp - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:26] <wolfwalker> Anybody?
[11:26] <n2diy>  I have vnc see working locally, now I want to try to access my box from the local library, how do I do that?
[11:27] <Moniker42> tripitaka_, no i haven't.... i'm gonna go fix my hard drive partitions (on my todo list for tonight) and fix the internet tomorrow
[11:27] <Moniker42> thanks anyway tripitaka_
[11:27] <tripitaka_> Moniker42: np, good luck
[11:28] <andre_> wofwalker im a newbie but i have 2 pcs on one router lan ,one is windblows and the other debian works great
[11:28] <ehir1> Anyone?
[11:28] <wolfwalker> |andre_:| Which did you use to connect?
[11:28] <swampysc> I'll back later...got to run, have a nice day
[11:28] <wolfwalker> And was the other one connected as simply as plugging in a cat5e cable?
[11:28] <computer13137> Hey
[11:29] <DBFT> Is there a way to make an application launch on startup?
[11:29] <andre_> i guess they are both in the router its lan
[11:29] <kkerwin> Hi. I'm trying to setup a PAN between my computer and my bluetooth enabled phone. I have them connected, but I'm wondering how I can determine the phone's IP address in reference to the computer?
[11:29] <andre_> they each connect
[11:29] <kelsin> DBFT: if you're using gnome, System->Pres->Session then select the startup programs tab
[11:29] <computer13137> I'm trying to run Ubuntu Edgy Eft on an nVidia GeForce 5500FX card... and it won't work, even with the Live CD.  X server won't start.  I've been over this five million times in the last two days, so I already know what I need to do is install the driver... how do I do that exactly?  If somoene has a tutorial link or can walk me through it in PM, it would be most appreciated.
[11:29] <ehir1> Surely soeone uses Airport
[11:30] <DBFT> thanks kelsin  :)
[11:30] <wolfwalker> So the router is what does the connecting.
[11:30] <Nipoc> hey anyone know, what i need to do to get flash drives to mount with read/write access?
[11:30] <wolfwalker> Good, my ISP has linksys support for their tech support group :/
[11:30] <andre_> i guess you could have one wired and the other ethernet wireless
[11:30] <computer13137> Since I can't install Edgy without X server, I'll be installing breezy.
[11:30] <andre_> yes the router
[11:30] <DBFT> is there a way of entering the password at the same time as issuing the command (the command is gksu /opt/lampp/lampp start)
[11:31] <kazuka> Nipoc: what Filesystem are you using?
[11:31] <DBFT> Since I want it starting up I dont want it to always ask for a password on startup
[11:31] <andre_> i havent yet played with linux to have a debian or ubuntu as the firewall
[11:31] <Nipoc> kazuka: it's fat32 on the flash drive
[11:31] <wolfwalker> |andre_:| What I was wondering was, after the router is connected......... is connecting another computer as simple as plugging up an ethernet cable?
[11:32] <kazuka> Nipoc: I can write to the flash drive. ubuntu automounts it and all i have to do is write something on to it.
[11:32] <ET-Ben> crimsun: You here?
[11:32] <ehir1> Does nobody use an imac here?
[11:32] <wolfwalker> |kazuka:| Yeah, but I found out you have to unmount it before you yank it out. Found out the hard way. :/
[11:32] <Nipoc> kazuka: it seems to only mount mine with read only
[11:32] <andre_> thats what i have i have 5 ports in my router and router is on my dsl and bothe pc are wired
[11:33] <wolfwalker> Couldn't for the life of me figure out why it wouldn't save the file after I took the flash drive out
[11:33] <andre_> you get the address from the router and your second pc should recongnize it
[11:33] <FooAtari> hi. im trying to mount a shared folder on my xp machine to a folder I have created in my home folder.  i have samba installed but am unsre of the command to use in terminal to mount the folder
[11:34] <mpetersen> Can anyone tell me how to do a network boot/install that offers the option to do RAID (and LVM, but that's there now), or will I have to boot from the alternate install CD?  I tried server and server-expert, but no luck...
[11:34] <kazuka> wolfwalker: Nipoc: in my ubuntu version it works fine i dont have to umount it to get it written on.
[11:34] <Nipoc> Kazuka:  wolfwalker: i think i've fixed it, thanks
[11:34] <Xtreem> are there any good programs that can take a movie of the desktop? like in those fancy beryl demos?
[11:34] <wil> i need mac help
[11:35] <n00bicus> As in using Ubuntu on a Mac?
[11:35] <wil> yes
[11:35] <savvas> my ubuntu desktop is gone, even after killing nautilus and after restarting. i tried to reinstall ubuntu-desktop, but nothing. can someone tell me how to make my desktop work again? (6.10 edgy)
[11:35] <TheVault> Hello guys. I was wondering what version of Ubuntu is coming out after 6.10?
[11:35] <Math^> how to remove all files containing some special caracter? for example I want to remove all my files containing with a tilde (~) at the end of the file. rm -R *~.* doesn't work...
[11:35] <kkerwin> Hi. I'm trying to setup a PAN between my computer and my bluetooth enabled phone. I have them connected, but I'm wondering how I can determine the phone's IP address in reference to the computer?
[11:35] <kelsin> Math^: rm *~
[11:36] <wil> n00bicus, i was wondering if i really should install ubuntu on my imac g3
[11:36] <TheVault> What version of Ubuntu comes after 6.10?
[11:36] <Math^> kelsin, lol... that easy :)
[11:36] <pike_> FooAtari: smbfs but im not sure of syntax dont really use samba much
[11:36] <Math^> kelsin, thnx
[11:36] <savvas> TheVault: feisty fawn, 7.04
[11:36] <kelsin> Math^: np
[11:36] <TheVault> Savvas - Thank you. Do you know of a website where I can get a glimpse of upcoming features or update about this release?
[11:36] <FooAtari> thanks pike
[11:36] <savvas> !feisty
[11:36] <ubotu> The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn"), it should be released in April 2007. At the moment it is alpha. Schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyReleaseSchedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help in #ubuntu+1
[11:37] <n2diy>  I have vnc see working locally, now I want to try to access my box from the local library, how do I do that?
[11:37] <savvas> TheVault: what ubotu said :)
[11:37] <HymnToLife> n2diy, forward the appropriate port in your router
[11:37] <TheVault> Thank you Ubotu
[11:37] <Cyrus25801> i'm a newbie.how do i know if im running kde or gnome
[11:37] <andre_> ubotu is there a video versions of ubuntu that will be released with that feisty
[11:37] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: if you installed Ubuntu with default settings: Gnome, if you installed  Kubuntu: KDE
[11:38] <GionnyBoss> hi all!
[11:38] <savvas> andre_: ubotu is a bot
[11:38] <HymnToLife> !ubotu | anders_home
[11:38] <ubotu> anders_home: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[11:38] <HymnToLife> andre_*
[11:38] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: will k9copy work on gnome
[11:38] <pequatre> hi. I'm using a Fast 800 usb modem which works fine, thx to the ueagle drivers, but i saw on the wiki that an MTU of 1492 is best, yet mine is 9178. Can anyone help me with that ?
[11:38] <n2diy> HymnToLife: Ok, what about routing? I'm showing a local addr connection, and a remote addr, connection, don't I have to tell the box at the libraray, how to reach my box?
[11:38] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: yes all programs will work, it might not be as "in-sync" with your desktop as it would be on kde, but they will run and function just fine
[11:38] <ehir1> Anyone?
[11:38] <andre_> sorry  i guess ia am not intellingent
[11:38] <n00bicus> How much RAM does your PC have, wil?
[11:39] <n00bicus> I think for older computers like that, you need xubuntu, wil
[11:39] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: what do you mean in-sync
[11:39] <HymnToLife> n2diy, you need to use the WAN IP (the one you get from your ISP)
[11:39] <ehir1> andre_: "im dumb" doesn't inspire people to help you ro give sympathy
[11:39] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: most gnome programs will use gnome's help system when accessing help, k9copy might load up kde's help system, stuff like that
[11:39] <HymnToLife> the connection will arrive at your router, and it will forward it to the computer you tell it to
[11:39] <andre_> i know just trying to be funny haha
[11:39] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: nothing that should matter, a lot of gnome people use k3b for cd burning all the time, k9copy should run fine
[11:40] <mpetersen> Does anyone know about the PXE Boot/install process?  Could I make a new mini.iso to support RAID-1 on installation from netboot?
[11:40] <GionnyBoss> I can't let my laptop W-LAN work correctly under Ubuntu... I configured it in the System -> Administration -> Networking session correctly, but it doesn't work. I have a Dell Inspiron laptop. Can anybody help me, please or does anybody have suggestions, please?
[11:40] <ehir1> andre_: ohh i see... ha. ha. ha? o_O
[11:40] <n00bicus> I have a problem myself... I fixed a corrupt Windows XP filesystem using checkdisk, fixed the whole C: partition... anyway, it reset my MBR and I have no way of accessing Linux
[11:40] <n00bicus> What should I do?
[11:40] <HymnToLife> !grub | n00bicus
[11:40] <ubotu> n00bicus: 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
[11:40] <JoshJ> meh, vmware won't work properly :\
[11:40] <JoshJ> keeps asking me for windows xp stuff :(
[11:40] <savvas> my ubuntu desktop is gone,as in background is not showing and no files/folders are visible and i can't right-click, even after killing nautilus and after restarting. i tried to reinstall ubuntu-desktop, but nothing. can someone tell me how to make my desktop work again? (6.10 edgy)
[11:40] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: thank you. tell me how do i install wine and what will the size be that i would need to download
[11:40] <n2diy> HymnToLife: Ok, I'll give it a try.
[11:41] <n00bicus> Thanks, HymnToLife! :-)
[11:41] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: "sudo aptitude install wine" will install it, you'll have to look up the package size
[11:41] <TheVault> I'v got this question that really keeps bothering me. Which is better? Ubuntu 6.10 or Kubuntu 6.10?
[11:41] <mpetersen> ok, how about using the netboot stuff off the alternate install CD?
[11:42] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: thanx
[11:42] <TheVault> I know it goes on preference but this question keeps killing me
[11:42] <kazuka> TheVault: get UBUNTU
[11:42] <mpetersen> TheVault: better is all relative when it comes to gnome vs. kde
[11:42] <kazuka> TheVault: if you prefer gnome
[11:42] <kelsin> savvas: run gconf-editor and check out apps/nautilus/preferences and make sure the "show_desktop" key is checked
[11:42] <ehir1> jeez; can't believe airports arent supported out of the box
[11:42] <ehir1> they're really coon
[11:42] <kazuka> TheVault: get kubuntu if you prefer kde
[11:42] <ehir1> coon
[11:42] <ehir1> common
[11:43] <kelsin> TheVault: if you honestly don't know about gnome and kde, just look up screenshots for each on google images and pick based on that
[11:43] <TheVault> Yeah guys, I know the difference between KDE & GNOME
[11:43] <Lloydie-t> Hi, I am having a little trouble with TFTP. I have installed it, but I am having a problem trying to upload files. I get an error 'file not found' can you help?
[11:43] <evilrob> so the installer on the liveCD....  doesn't let you do LVM?  (or did I miss something obvious)
[11:43] <kelsin> TheVault: well that's the only difference then
[11:43] <GionnyBoss> can anybody help me with Wireless LAN on my laptop, please?
[11:43] <wolfwalker> !wireless
[11:43] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[11:43] <wolfwalker> :)
[11:43] <mpetersen> Lloydie-t: You want to upload to a tftp server?
[11:43] <TheVault> So pretty much they are the same except one uses GNOME while the other uses KDE desktop environments?
[11:43] <Lloydie-t> Yes
[11:43] <kazuka> yes
[11:43] <Jowi> TheVault, install Ubuntu. after installation is finished install kubuntu-desktop. now you can chose which one you want to use or not to use.
[11:44] <kazuka> But get Ubuntu
[11:44] <GionnyBoss> thanks wolfwalker, I go to see that page now!
[11:44] <kelsin> TheVault: yes
[11:44] <wolfwalker> |TheVault:| Not really. Ubuntu is more stable. Kubuntu feels like a hastily-done rewrite
[11:44] <kazuka> i prefer gnome much better the kde
[11:44] <Jowi> TheDebugger, you can have both in the same system
[11:44] <kazuka> so i influence now
[11:44] <kazuka> get ubuntu
[11:44] <thunder_storm> hi everywhere
[11:44] <kazuka> kde is bloated
[11:44] <mpetersen> Lloydie-t: File not found in that case sounds like the file isn't on your local machine.
[11:44] <wolfwalker> |TheVault:| Mind you, this is just my opinion
[11:44] <TheVault> What do you mean install Kubuntu-Desktop after I install Ubuntu?
[11:44] <thunder_storm> can somebody helps me?
[11:44] <n00bicus> yeah, so which instructions do I want to use? I want to use NTLDR, the Windows bootloater, if possible
[11:44] <AlexC>  can the burning cd-rws at high speed cause my computer to be evil and not load them?
[11:44] <kazuka> The vault get ubuntu and install konqueror
[11:44] <Nuked> kazuka: some argue that gnome hides features
[11:44] <mwalsh> anyone want to help  a poor boy
[11:44] <evilrob> no thoughts on LVM and the installer on the liveCD?
[11:44] <Math^> kelsin, i did something terible wrong... I removed the whole directory instead of the ~ files in it... is there some way to get it back?
[11:44] <thunder_storm> i'm searchi'n for these images, as sample: http://forum.ubuntuusers.de/images/avatars/178536411243b06ab1c16af.jpg
[11:44] <AlexC> it gets to menu
[11:45] <TheVault> oh ok
[11:45] <kkerwin> Hi. I'm trying to setup a PAN between my computer and my bluetooth enabled phone. I have them connected, but I'm wondering how I can determine the phone's IP address in reference to the computer?
[11:45] <thunder_storm> somewhere knows it?
[11:45] <AlexC> then the kernal panics
[11:45] <wolfwalker> !bluetooth
[11:45] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[11:45] <kkerwin> If not, could someone point me to a bluez support channel. #bluez seems to be quiet, and I'm not sure if it's the right channel.
[11:45] <AlexC> and i checksummed them
[11:45] <wolfwalker> MAN I like that bot!
[11:45] <kelsin> Math^: unless you have it backed up, I don't think so, you'd have to ask someone that knows more about file system restore
[11:46] <manience_> Hi, why does firefox block the sound device ?
[11:46] <Jowi> TheVault, your Ubuntu can run which ever window manager or desktop environment you chose. you are not even limited to KDE or Gnome. You can chose XFCE or a window manager as IceWM or WindowMaker. install it, try it, if you don't like it - remove it. it is that simple.
[11:46] <JoshJ> !grub
[11:46] <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
[11:46] <kkerwin> wolfwalker: It's a bit more involved of a question than that.
[11:46] <mpetersen> !PXE
[11:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about PXE - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[11:46] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: i was wanting to buy a canon ip4300.but im wondering about the drivers. there aren't any on canon's website.any sugestions
[11:46] <TheVault> Does anyone have any good tutorials on how I can dual boot with Ubuntu on a Dell Inspiron E1405 Laptop, I was reading that installing Linux or dual booting on a dell is different from other machines. But here on my desktop, I dual boot with Xp & Ubuntu no problem
[11:46] <Jowi> !dualboot | TheVault
[11:46] <ubotu> TheVault: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot (Macintosh)
[11:46] <Lloydie-t> I have tried two different apps to upload file and both have failed. I am trying to upload from winxp
[11:46] <savvas> kelsin: that option is checked
[11:46] <kelsin> Cyrus25801: I would try searching "canon ip3400 linux drivers" on google
[11:46] <kkerwin> wolfwalker: But none the less, thank you for pointing it out.
[11:47] <savvas> kelsin: that option = the desktop thingy
[11:47] <mpetersen> TheVault: I really don't see what it would matter.  I dual boot my Dell laptop without doing anything special.
[11:47] <Cyrus25801> kelsin: thanx should of thought of that
[11:47] <TheVault> Ahhh so then those articles are junk then
[11:47] <kelsin> savvas: do you have a folder "Desktop" in your home folder? "cd ~/Desktop" then "ls" does it have all of the stuff you did have on the desktop?
[11:47] <AlexC>  can the burning cd-rws at high speed cause my computer to be evil and not load them?
[11:47] <n00bicus> I want to keep Windows bootloader, in !grub, it makes it seem as if the Windows bootloader would be overwritten, even if the 1st instructions are followed
[11:47] <AlexC> it gets to menu
[11:47] <AlexC> then the kernal panics
[11:47] <kelsin> savvas: that's where the desktop is stored in nautilus
[11:47] <AlexC> and i checksummed them
[11:47] <mpetersen> TheVault: Possibly on old dell systems?
[11:47] <kkerwin> wolfwalker: The question has to do with manipulating the kernel routing stack, not just setting up bluetooth.
[11:48] <kazuka> TheVault: lucky you i have the same laptop and i can dual boot XP and ubuntu easily but i have to get XP installed in the first partition.. very first one and then install ubuntu on another partition.
[11:48] <n00bicus> when I tried setting the linux partitiion active from KNOPPIX and restarted, it auto-set windows as active
[11:48] <n00bicus>  huh?
[11:48] <TheVault> Yeah, I know how to partition & that sorta stuff
[11:48] <Jowi> Cyrus25801, www.linuxprinting.org is a great site. including printer recommendations and drivers.
[11:48] <Drel3> i need help
[11:48] <TheVault> how much memory should I put towards Ubuntu when I dual boot with it?
[11:49] <mpetersen> Can anyone tell me about using the netboot stuff from the alternate CD?  It doen't include a mini.iso, so I'm a little at a loss as to how it would work...
[11:49] <AlexC> Drel3: don't we all
[11:49] <Cyrus25801> Jowi: thanx dude
[11:49] <kkerwin> !ask | Drel3
[11:49] <ubotu> Drel3: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[11:49] <Drel3> i must ask
[11:49] <savvas> kelsin: ok thanks, i unchecked it, closed the app, killed nautilus and restarted it, then i checked it again and killed nautilus once more, now it works
[11:49] <Drel3> i have AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ and just installed kernel 2.6.17-10-386 linux-686-smp, but when type cat /proc/cpuinfo i see just one processor!what i doing wrong!!my system just use one cpu, please help
[11:49] <n00bicus> !grub
[11:49] <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
[11:49] <oFF-beAt> gnome something got updated n now my gnome-task bar doesn't work
[11:49] <kelsin> savvas: hey nice! :)
[11:49] <kazuka> TheVault: right now i have 512mb
[11:50] <TheVault> not ram, I mean disk space
[11:50] <TheVault> lol guess I should have said that
[11:50] <AlexC> does everyone hate me?
[11:50] <TheVault> lol why would people hate you?
[11:50] <mpetersen> Drel3: What aren't you using 686 instead of amd64?
[11:50] <n00bicus> I don't. I don't even know who you are!
[11:50] <kazuka> you mean
[11:50] <kazuka> you mean swap?
[11:50] <mpetersen> er why are you using 686
[11:50] <kkerwin> Drel3: I'm not sure, but I didn't think that x86 worked with Athlon XP processors.
[11:50] <TheVault> whats swap?
[11:51] <kkerwin> Drel3: That might be your problem ...
[11:51] <kazuka> cum swap
[11:51] <kazuka> lol
[11:51] <TheVault> rofl
[11:51] <kkerwin> Drel3: Look for ia64
[11:51] <mpetersen> NO! not ia64, amd64
[11:51] <kazuka> swap file thats the partition that handles your memory filesystem
[11:51] <kkerwin> mpetersen: Thanks.
[11:51] <AlexC> nobody even sees my questions
[11:51] <Drel3> please tell me where
[11:51] <TheVault> when I run the live CD, I am just going to use the Linux partioner software and use that to setup dual booting
[11:51] <kkerwin> mpetersen: I'm an Intel user who doesn't know any better. :-)
[11:51] <Drel3> i am new to linux
[11:51] <mpetersen> but it will probably freak out because he obviously has a 686 architecture installed.
[11:51] <kazuka> you can't install in a swap partition.
[11:51] <AlexC> this place is crazy
[11:51] <TheVault> AlexC, I see your questions
[11:51] <Cyrus25801> I'm busy with a survey with regards to gender equality. Hence the following question: how may females are there on the ubuntu chat room
[11:52] <TheVault> but I am no Linux guru so I don't really answer questions
[11:52] <TheVault> I'm just a level above a noobie in linux
[11:52] <kazuka> lol
[11:52] <mpetersen> ia64 is Itanium, it's imcompatible with amd64 and Intels newer 64 bit offerings, often called x86-64 or just amd64 in the ubuntu/debian world.
[11:52] <oFF-beAt> guys, something is wrong with my taskbar.. i can't see the running programs in taskbar anymore
[11:52] <kkerwin> Drel3: One sec.
[11:52] <TheVault> ouch
[11:52] <gnomefreak> oFF-beAt: edgy?
[11:52] <mpetersen> Drel3: Did you just install this system?
[11:52] <oFF-beAt> yeah edgy
[11:52] <TheVault> Speaking of Taskbar, I just made my Xp view into Classic look
[11:53] <Drel3> before 50days
[11:53] <Drel3> sorry 5 days
[11:53] <kkerwin> Drel3: Download and burn this CD. Then reinstall with it: http://ubuntu-releases.cs.umn.edu//6.06/ubuntu-6.06.1-desktop-amd64.iso
[11:53] <mpetersen> yeah... what kkerwin said...
[11:53] <mpetersen> or use 6.10 if you'd like
[11:53] <gnomefreak> oFF-beAt: what doesnt work about it?
[11:53] <TheVault> Yeah, I am downloading 6.10 now
[11:53] <Solarion>  avahi-daemon[12722] : recvmsg(): Resource temporarily unavailable
[11:53] <TheVault> 86% done
[11:53] <Solarion> any idea what this is about?
[11:53] <kkerwin> Drel3: Even better ...
[11:54] <Solarion> U see ut ib a few bixes,
[11:54] <oFF-beAt> gnomefreak, it's just a blank space.. i dun see any running programs there no more
[11:54] <Solarion> I see it on a few boxes, if I have my right hand one key to the right.
[11:54] <kkerwin> Drel3: http://ftp.ale.org/mirrors/ubuntu-releases/edgy/ubuntu-6.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[11:54] <oFF-beAt> though workspace switcher still works
[11:54] <gnomefreak> oFF-beAt: did you restart panels since update?
[11:54] <kkerwin> Drel3: That's the most up to date Ubuntu for your hardware. Enjoy! ;-)
[11:54] <phoenix24> hello!!
[11:54] <oFF-beAt> oFF-beAt, yeah i restarted too
[11:54] <mpetersen> So I take it no one knows much about the netboot options with  the alternate install?
[11:54] <kelsin> oFF-beAt: you can right click and add another "window list" applet also
[11:54] <Drel3> thx
[11:54] <oFF-beAt> gnomefreak, yeah i restarted
[11:54] <phoenix24> my gtk-app crashes.. stating  ".so " (shared library) not found
[11:54] <kkerwin> Drel3: Np
[11:55] <gnomefreak> oFF-beAt: do you know what app was upgraded?
[11:55] <scorp2025> Hi, is there any possibility to deactivate randomized stack within edgy?
[11:55] <TheVault> sweet, I jus found the Ubuntu 7.04 Downloads
[11:55] <oFF-beAt> can do that!
[11:55] <Zuph> Is there any way to make AmaroK global hotkeys work even if it doesn't have focus?
[11:56] <oFF-beAt> ah yes thanx
[11:56] <oFF-beAt> that solves it
[11:56] <TheVault> does Ubuntu come with Expose like in Mac OS X?
[11:56] <gnomefreak> TheVault: no
[11:56] <oFF-beAt> gnomefreak, unfortunately.. no dun remember...
[11:56] <mpetersen> ok, I guess I'll bbl to ask again, or maybe I'll get it going.  I found some webstuff that might help now.  Why RAID has to be in the alternate install only, I don't know...
[11:56] <TheVault> how come I see on Youtube people doing those cool effects
[11:56] <JosefK> !beryl | TheVault
[11:56] <ubotu> TheVault: Beryl is a window manager that takes advantage of an OpenGL accelerated X environment. See http://forum.beryl-project.org/ - Help in #ubuntu-xgl
[11:56] <kelsin> TheVault: no, you can get that type of feature if you use the Compiz of Beryl windows manager with a GL enabled X-Server, you can find plenty of how-tos and wiki articles about it
[11:56] <Zaggynl>  Anyone chance the latest ALSA is coming to Dapper?
[11:56] <Zaggynl> *Any
[11:57] <TheVault> Ahhh, Thanks
[11:57] <Solarion> anybody?
[11:57] <Jowi> TheVault, don't use 7.04 it if you're new to linux. it is alpha atm. 6.10 (or 6.06) is what you're looking for
[11:57] <MrKeuner> I am using 6.10. My home LAN's WAP asks for a WEP password, and that password is saved in gnome keyring. Whenever I turn on my laptop and log in to my account I am asked for the password to unlock the keyring. But the same dialog appears *twice* overlapping. What is the problem?
[11:57] <Solarion> how stable has 7.04 been?
[11:57] <TheVault> Jowi - Don't worry, I'm well informed on versions are stable and things...but thanks for looking out
[11:57] <Lloydie-t> Is there a way I can set the tftp server to accept uploaded files which do not exist?
[11:57] <dabju> Hi there! amarok hangs while building the library. What do I do?
[11:58] <Jowi> TheVault, very well :)
[11:58] <Nipoc> dabju: are you using synaptic
[11:58] <TheVault> Thanks for looking out though :D
[11:58] <JosefK> Solarion, reasonably, but updates have a tendency to break things
[11:58] <dabju> to install? yeah
[11:58] <TheVault> I'm one of those curious noobies anyway :P
[11:58] <oFF-beAt> is there anyway to check n fix errors on ntfs drive in linux?
[11:58] <dabju> Nipoc, to install? yeah
[11:58] <TheVault> do you have to pay for Beryl?
[11:59] <JosefK> TheVault, of course not :)
[11:59] <DARKGuy> TheVault: Linux is all free (L)
[11:59] <MrKeuner> TheVault: :)
[11:59] <scorp2025> Ok, found it for myself. Just do the following to deactivate randomized stack: echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/randomize_va_space (Do this only, if you know WHAT YOU'RE DOING!)
[11:59] <Jowi> TheVault, depends. you need good hardware. that cost money ;)
[11:59] <TheVault> Hmmm, ran across an article that said you had to pay $50.00 for it
[11:59] <TheVault> I read alotta information from Digg
[11:59] <kkerwin> !ntfs-3g | oFF-beAt
[11:59] <ubotu> oFF-beAt: ntfs-3g is is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. It has been extensively tested but is still BETA software, so use it with caution. Installation instructions at http://lunapark6.com/?p=1710 (Dapper) and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=217009/ (Edgy)
[11:59] <gnomefreak> TheVault: please move this to either #ubuntu-xgl or #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:59] <smartman> hi guys
[11:59] <Zaggynl> 'lo
[12:00] <MrKeuner> TheVault: could you remember the link?
[12:00] <kkerwin> oFF-beAt: ntfs-3g has some tools. Google for their web page.
[12:00] <TheVault> MrKeuner - Nah sorry
[12:00] <smartman> i want to ask why inter net in ubuntu is so slloly than windows
[12:00] <TheVault> gnomefreak - am I violating any rules on why I have to go to those channels?
[12:00] <oFF-beAt> kkerwin, i'm using ntfs-3g.. pretty sweet until my friend took my usb btfs driver plugged it in his pc.. then removed it unsafely.. n now errors on it an won't mount it
[12:00] <gnomefreak> TheVault: you are offtopic for this channel
[12:00] <oFF-beAt> *ntfs
[12:01] <kkerwin> oFF-beAt: I hear ya. One sec ...
[12:01] <oFF-beAt> *drive
[12:01] <TheVault> Oh im sorry, I'm just asking questions & getting responses...and so far I have gotten all my questions answered
[12:01] <TheVault> sorry if I am getting off topic