[06:13] <Popoi> Hi, I'm trying to run Lineage II C4 on Wine 0.9.34 under Ubuntu 6.10. When I execute the game I get the following message: "The game may not be consistant because AGP is deactivated. Please activate AGP for consistancy". -- My videocard is an ATI Radeon X1300 and is perfectly configured on Ubuntu with fglrx drivers. What's wrong?
[06:13] <odium> no card is avail in the "Default Sound Card:" from the Sound Preferences, what should I do?
[06:13] <choongii> neozen, works, thanks. any idea how to set it as default?
[06:13] <erUSUL> jamiethehutt: create a script under /etc/init.d/ and add it to the desired runlevels with update-rc.d
[06:13] <jamiethehutt> _qpid yeah, you ever edited xorg.conf before or setup a dual head on a single graphics card beffore?
[06:13] <WindowsUser> jamiethehutt: jamiethehutt its at the end of every multiuser runlevel, do you switch runlevels? ;)
[06:13] <neozen> choongii: should be a checkbox
[06:13] <[WaZ] > Popoi: #winehq
[06:13] <wo0lverine> a+
[06:13] <neozen> choongii: near the bottom
[06:13] <jamiethehutt> oh lol
[06:13] <choongii> neozen, thanks
[06:14] <_Jaak_> gstreamer can't play DVD's
[06:14] <_Jaak_> that's it
[06:14] <jamiethehutt> that'll do what i want :-P
[06:14] <_Qpid> jamiethehutt: never but I do know how to go in and edit it
[06:14] <neozen> choongii: again.... under thunar on xubuntu... your mileage may vary
[06:14] <LjL> jamiethehutt, the closest thing is /etc/init.d/rc.local, which however can only call /etc/rc.local in the way you described (i.e. not at shutdown, for instance). you really will have to make your own script i think - it's not really difficult though, just take /etc/init.d/rc.local and tweak it so that it also executes some script on shutdown
[06:14] <neozen> *I'm under
[06:14] <WindowsUser> jamiethehutt: if they get you to right a script, make sure it responds to script stop/start, they might forget to tell you that
[06:14] <guillem101> I'm installing ubuntu feisty at my sister's laptop. I've reserved a partition where she may install XP (if I cannot avoid it). When XP be installed, MBR will be overwritten by XP. How can I restore grub afterwards?
[06:14] <LjL> jamiethehutt: (but give it a *different* name, don't just edit rc.local, otherwise it'll be overwritten on updates)
[06:14] <choongii> neozen, it's working, thanks
[06:15] <SlimeyPete> guillem101: use the install CD to boot from the hard disk, then run grub-install from there.
[06:15] <WindowsUser> guillem101: make a copy of it? install xp first?
[06:15] <[WaZ] > guillem101: feisty is still beta
[06:15] <n0cTurNuLL> is the dapper drake is a good version too?
[06:15] <jamiethehutt> yeah ive written them before. its something i feel ubuntu could do with doing a little obiously so ill suggest it and see if others like the idea, ill sort _qpid first
[06:15] <concept10> is it okay to disable any module under /etc/modprode.d/blacklist?
[06:15] <n0cTurNuLL> for noobie like me??
[06:15] <neozen> nocturnall: I run dapper
[06:15] <guillem101> [WaZ] : but it works pretty well here
[06:15] <WindowsUser> n0cTurNuLL: go with edgy if you're downloading, dapper if you have it right there
[06:15] <[WaZ] > guillem101: not here ;-)
[06:15] <neozen> ncoturnull: has some older versions of stuff... but is rock solid
[06:15] <umop> What can I use to play .flv files?
[06:15] <guillem101> WindowsUser: nope, XP is optional- perhaps it is not even installed
[06:16] <guillem101> [WaZ] : :-P
[06:16] <n0cTurNuLL> ok i understand
[06:16] <[WaZ] > !grub > guillem101
[06:16] <WindowsUser> guillem101: then save a copy of the mbr, or do the boot live cd, grub-install thing
[06:16] <n0cTurNuLL> maybe i will go to higher versions when i buy a new laptop
[06:16] <guillem101> SlimeyPete: Will I be able to select which partition to start from?
[06:16] <n0cTurNuLL> i just experiment for the dapper
[06:16] <neozen> nocturnull: I can vouch for dapper
[06:17] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: Edgy is supposed to be faster then Dapper because of new memory management
[06:17] <jamiethehutt> _Qpid: right your going to have to open xorg.conf and first duplicate the device section first
[06:17] <neozen> nocturnull: you don't get firefox 2 out of the box though
[06:17] <SlimeyPete> guillem101: you may have to edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst to add Windows to the list, but that's fairly straightforward.
[06:17] <baktaah> LjL Done and done figured out the problem is that it does automaticly change back to English when I press okay and exit etc.
[06:17] <_Qpid> jamiethehutt: ok
[06:17] <[WaZ] > than*
[06:17] <neozen> nocturnull: meh.... you can update the kernel through apt-get
[06:17] <guillem101> SlimeyPete: I was aware of it.
[06:17] <n0cTurNuLL> so you wants to say that i must install edgy instead
[06:18] <LjL> baktaah: does Swedish have an icon next to it, in the two lists where you select it?
[06:18] <neozen> nocturnull: no... the decision is yours.... I went with xubuntu dapper
[06:18] <deepfreez> ! kde
[06:18] <guillem101> SlimeyPete: I know that the easy order is first to install windows and later on Linux... but I cannot follow that order this time
[06:18] <ubotu> KDE (http://kde.org) is the K Desktop Environment. To install from Ubuntu: "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop", or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . Latest KDE veresion is 3.5.6 for Edgy and 3.5.5 for Dapper. See http://kubuntu.org for more information.
[06:18] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: no, all im saying is that performance wise, they are comparable
[06:18] <danny> I'm using an USB headset but I'm having trouble playing things through flash like youtube? no sound is coming out? any ideas?
[06:18] <n0cTurNuLL> i see
[06:18] <baktaah> LjL abc ?
[06:18] <Nom-> grr...anyone have any ideas?  It seems no matter which keyboard layouts I have setup and active, dead keys are always on...it is driving me nuts
[06:18] <n0cTurNuLL> you guys helping me a lot here
[06:18] <LjL> baktaah: yes
[06:18] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[06:18] <neozen> nocturnull: its why the room exists mon
[06:19] <n0cTurNuLL> you guys are really a help for non-ubuntu user like me
[06:19] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[06:19] <n0cTurNuLL> wait up
[06:19] <Adam300> I am trying to install Ubuntu on a Dell Optiplex Gx60
[06:19] <jamiethehutt> _Qpid: then you'll have to change the Identifier in the second to "secondhead" or something. your going to have to add the Screen option, the line will read "Screen 0" in the first device (without "s) and "Screen 1" for the second
[06:19] <guillem101> [WaZ] : the ubotu link is just what I was looking for. Thanks very much to all of you, guys.
[06:19] <baktaah> LjL it has but everytime I press okand exit it has reseted back to English
[06:19] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: these guyz are usually even better help for ubuntu users ;-)
[06:19] <Adam300> when the system boots up it starts the Linux boot and then just reboots it'self
[06:19] <[WaZ] > guillem101: np
[06:19] <neozen> baktaah: there should be some kind of global preferences window
[06:20] <neozen> baktaah: that makes the changes more permanent
[06:20] <n0cTurNuLL> [WaZ]  can i send you a picture of my system??
[06:20] <neozen> baktaah: if there isn't..... file a bug report... since that sounds serious
[06:20] <LjL> baktaah: not sure, it works fine here. you don't have "For the current document only" selected, of course? also, did you have OpenOffice already open before installing the dictionaries? if so, close it and reopen it
[06:20] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: ? why?
[06:20] <n0cTurNuLL> my hardware i mean
[06:20] <baktaah> LjL i did close and reopen several time
[06:21] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: what would I do with it?
[06:21] <n0cTurNuLL> so that you can advise me what ubuntu should i go for
[06:21] <burkmat> !./configure
[06:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about configure - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:21] <umop> What can I use to play .flv files?  VLC appearas to play them, it counts the seconds, but there is no video.
[06:21] <n0cTurNuLL> if you want to
[06:21] <danny> How do I select my default sound devic
[06:21] <baktaah> LjL I fixed it
[06:21] <joea65> i've no problems with VLC and .flv
[06:21] <joea65> hm
[06:21] <LjL> baktaah: how?
[06:21] <baktaah> LjL myspell package didnt work.
[06:21] <erUSUL> umop: mplayer works for me
[06:21] <baktaah> uninstalled it
[06:21] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: what ubuntu you use isn't really the question, what Window Manager you use might
[06:21] <neozen> burkmat: let me guess... you're attempting to compile from source
[06:21] <Adam300> How do I trouble shoot Ubuntu's boot process from cd?
[06:21] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: xubuntu uses a lighter Window Manager
[06:21] <_Qpid> jamiethehutt: where is the confid file again?
[06:21] <LjL> baktaah: uninstalled "myspell", or uninstalled "myspell-sv-se"?
[06:22] <rambo3> baktaah, here is my list of programs  : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13536/
[06:22] <burkmat> neozen, Yeah.
[06:22] <n0cTurNuLL> ahhh
[06:22] <n0cTurNuLL> i see
[06:22] <CoRnJuLiOx> i can't figure out how to get wget to do what i want to do, it seems that i need to use curl and then i 'cat' all of the portions together, but is there an easier way?
[06:22] <neozen> nocturnull: but just as capable imho
[06:22] <burkmat> neozen, Known bug or something?
[06:22] <joea65> oops, i think i just did /who #ubuntu
[06:22] <joea65> that was bad
[06:22] <baktaah> LjL yeah -sv-se and got language support instead
[06:22] <baktaah> Got the same as rambo3
[06:22] <baktaah> thanks guys
[06:22] <neozen> burkmat: lol..... not necessarily... what are you attempting to compile?
[06:22] <n0cTurNuLL> so i can even change my dapper looks
[06:23] <n0cTurNuLL> sorry for my bad englisgh
[06:23] <burkmat> neozen At the moment it's Kismet, but I've had this same error on every other run of /configure...
[06:23] <neozen> nocturnull: yes.... there are themes... they are magical
[06:23] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: you can change about everything
[06:23] <n0cTurNuLL> cool
[06:23] <joea65> how do i use the Emerald Theme Manager?
[06:23] <neozen> nocturnull: kde-look.org xfce-look.org gnome-look.org
[06:23] <joea65> i can see the themes, but I can't apply them
[06:23] <n0cTurNuLL> even in dapper??
[06:23] <Nom-> oh thank god...finally found it...had to run a command line option to turn off dead keys
[06:23] <neozen> nocturnull: they all use the same themes
[06:23] <Nom-> Why on earth isn't it available in the system control panel thingy???
[06:24] <[WaZ] > joea65: click reload window decorator in beryl menu
[06:24] <SlimeyPete> joea65: you need to use the Beryl Manager to enable beryl & emerald first
[06:24] <neozen> burkmat: ok... what error
[06:24] <n0cTurNuLL> is it easy to install?
[06:24] <atamyrat> can smbd help my pliz? i got following error when i try to install nvidia-glx
[06:24] <atamyrat> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13537/
[06:24] <n0cTurNuLL> the dapper i mean
[06:24] <Rictoo> who wants to play IRC UNO? (we need a couple more ppl) pm me
[06:24] <burkmat> neozen: "checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables"
[06:24] <jamiethehutt> _Qpid: /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but back it up sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.befforeifuckedit
[06:24] <Rictoo> who wants to play IRC UNO? (we need a couple more ppl) pm me
[06:24] <neozen> burkmet: ahhhh
[06:24] <sorush20> what wireless pci card works seamlessly with ubuntu out of the box
[06:24] <neozen> burkmet: have you installed a c compiler?
[06:24] <n0cTurNuLL> i saw a screeny from youtube installing the dapper
[06:24] <Nom-> oh for the love of god...where do i pose a suggestion?  forums?
[06:24] <neozen> burkmet: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:25] <neozen> burkmet: that'll do
[06:25] <burkmat> neozen, Thanks ^^
[06:25] <n0cTurNuLL> its look like the installation of winsuck too
[06:25] <SlimeyPete> n0cTurNuLL: why use dapper? Edgy is newer, and Feisty is about to be released.
[06:25] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: type Ubuntu edgy beryl in youtube
[06:25] <jkimball4> Could someone send me dappers default sources.list file?
[06:25] <n0cTurNuLL> its free that's why
[06:25] <SlimeyPete> n0cTurNuLL: so's edgy
[06:25] <SlimeyPete> n0cTurNuLL: all ubuntu releases are free
[06:25] <n0cTurNuLL> and i don't have money to buy one
[06:25] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[06:25] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: you can download the ISOs
[06:25] <SlimeyPete> n0cTurNuLL: you don't have to buy anything...
[06:26] <n0cTurNuLL> and i am using my father's connection
[06:26] <neozen> slimeypete: originally...  It's like a support forum in fastforward!!
[06:26] <[WaZ] > SlimeyPete: I think he did
[06:26] <neozen> joea65: yeah.... room moves fast
[06:26] <n0cTurNuLL> he will be mad if the bandwidth is losty
[06:27] <neozen> joea65: you get used to it after a while
[06:27] <mrsieb> Hello maybe someone could help me please installing mldonkey on ubuntu ?
[06:27] <n0cTurNuLL> yup SlimeyPete  but those are dapper
[06:27] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[06:27] <joea65> i thought i was, then i joined this room
[06:27] <PasNox> evening all
[06:27] <joea65> 1081 users!
[06:27] <SlimeyPete> n0cTurNuLL: oh... good point
[06:27] <joea65> granted not all of them are active...
[06:27] <n0cTurNuLL> i just requested them
[06:27] <PasNox> i have problem with my nvidia card
[06:27] <n0cTurNuLL> 10 CD
[06:27] <joea65> but it's still fast
[06:27] <neozen> mrsieb: should be an emule client in the repositories... will be alot easier to install
[06:27] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[06:27] <neozen> !emule
[06:27] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about emule - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:27] <PasNox> it was supported with glx drivers
[06:28] <neozen> mrsieb: might need to add the universe repository
[06:28] <n0cTurNuLL> how big is the edgy??
[06:28] <^^CatTuX^^> Can anyone provide me a full fledged offline installation of Alien in deb file?
[06:28] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: 1 CD, so around 700 megz
[06:28] <mrsieb> @ neozen i know i have alleready installed the emule client but i need mldonkey for e special alt torrent net
[06:28] <PasNox> but since the last driver 9755, my card was drop and they say use old legacy 96xx
[06:28] <PasNox> but on the webpage, the legacy are 7184 :|
[06:28] <PasNox> any idea ?
[06:28] <neozen> nocturnull: lol..... bummer dude
[06:28] <neozen> s/nocturnull/mrsieb/
[06:29] <PasNox> os is kubuntu feisty / nvidia geforce 4 ti 4200
[06:29] <joea65> n00b irc question: what's hop?
[06:29] <neozen> joea65: hop... in what context?
[06:29] <n0cTurNuLL> ??
[06:29] <umop> erUSUL, ok will try that
[06:29] <n0cTurNuLL> what was that??
[06:29] <neozen> nocturnull: a search and replace (typed something by mistake)
[06:29] <n0cTurNuLL> the 700 megs is the full intall?
[06:29] <joea65> slash hop # room
[06:29] <joea65> oh
[06:30] <neozen> nocturnull: yeah.... full install of the OS and what it includes by default..... all the other stuff is in the repositories.... which make it easy to install them
[06:30] <sisko> my local server runs in port 8090 but the clients are accessing the service from port 80. so i am PREROUTEing it with REDIRECTion from iptables 80 to 8090. is it a true approach indeed?
[06:31] <neozen> sisko: we'll have an answer for you in a bit.... once one of our admin-type-guru's puts down his beer
[06:31] <sogen> ubuntu-pl
[06:31] <sisko> :-) ok
[06:31] <asymptonic> Anyone know why I'd lose video on Ubuntu Server install on a Sun x2200 M2?
[06:32] <joea65> hm, when i try to reload window manager into beryl, it flashes, then goes back to metacity
[06:32] <asymptonic> Happens after kernel boots (before the language prompt)
[06:32] <n0cTurNuLL> neozen can you send me the direct DL site for edgy?
[06:32] <n0cTurNuLL> please
[06:32] <neozen> nocturnull: if you look on the pages for ubuntu, xubuntu, and kubuntu, they all have documents which tell you what they come with
[06:33] <neozen> nocturnull: you want the install for ubuntu edgy, kubuntu edgy, or xubuntu edgy?
[06:33] <genii> asymptonic: You mean a SunFire X2200 ?
[06:33] <asymptonic> yes
[06:33] <n0cTurNuLL> BRB
[06:33] <n0cTurNuLL> phone
[06:33] <asymptonic> Edgy, AMD64
[06:34] <neozen> nocturnull: well... there's a huge list of mirrors on the site for each distro
[06:34] <neozen> nocturnull: you'll probably want one close to you
[06:34] <joea65> quick question... is there a BSOD equivalent for 'buntu? granted i won't see it as much, if at all. just wondering
[06:35] <asymptonic> Its as if the frame buffer isn't working
[06:35] <Lowe> Rhythmbox is very slow here, skipping to next number will take up to 20 secs...
[06:35] <genii> asymptonic We had no issues on a x2100 opteron 165  system. This with dapper
[06:35] <[WaZ] > joea65: no
[06:35] <neozen> joea65: two words.... kernel panic
[06:35] <jkimball4> Could someone send an untouched sources.list for Dapper?
[06:35] <preaction> joea65: no, but if you see a "segmentation fault" that's probably as close as you'll get
[06:35] <neozen> joea65: if you don't see those words...... you are still chugging
[06:35] <dnl> What is the recommended method for installation of ubuntu without network access?  Is there an automated way to make a DVD with all ubuntu non-universe packages?
[06:35] <zulfajuniadi> does anyone hav that ubuntu-nl page where it automatically generates repositories according to your country? i forgot to bookmark it
[06:35] <genii> asymptonic You may want to try "notsc" kernel option at boot.
[06:36] <joea65> where would it say that? new dialog? or would my DE close?
[06:36] <[WaZ] > dnl: all of them?
[06:36] <asymptonic> okay
[06:36] <asymptonic> what does that do?
[06:36] <neozen> dnl: to my knowledge.... no... but that would rule
[06:36] <[WaZ] > neozen: how many DVDs would that be?
[06:36] <dnl> [WaZ] : Not all... as many as I could get in 4.7GB
[06:36] <preaction> joea65: you'll usually only see "segfault" or "segmentation fault" when you run your program in a terminal. otherwise you'll see that friendly gnome error dialog (if it's enabled)
[06:37] <genii> asymptonic Basically prevents 1 cpu/core from losing sync with the other one
[06:37] <asymptonic> ok
[06:37] <joea65> gotcha, thanks.
[06:37] <dnl> [WaZ] : Basically, I would like to select a few packages and get those - plus all their dependencies.
[06:37] <Marthin> Hi. got problem with proftpd in ubuntu (Or more a problem with fileaccess) Anyone that have time to help me?
[06:37] <abccba_> does putting the /boot and grub folders inside an extended partition causes any problem?
[06:37] <LjL> what do i reconfigure to tell my hardware clock to stay set to UTC?
[06:37] <preaction> joea65: there's no true "blue screen of death", but there are error messages. Kernel panic is one, segfault is another. those are the two big ones
[06:37] <asymptonic> doesn't seem frozen though, I can use the sysreq and ctl-alt-del keys
[06:37] <neozen> [WaZ] : a metric a55load... or a sh*t-ton.... depending upon your unit of measure
[06:37] <[WaZ] > dnl: Id apt-get fech what you need on another pc then copy paste them from /var/cache/apt/archives
[06:37] <preaction> LjL: booting into windows screws things up?
[06:37] <[WaZ] > fetch*
[06:37] <zulfajuniadi> nvm... found it... if anyone is interested, its located at http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[06:38] <joea65> ah
[06:38] <asymptonic> got it, either video=vesa or notsc did it
[06:38] <LjL> preaction: err, no, booting into another Ubuntu install (which has the clock set as UTC, while this one doesn't), does :-) since i don't have any Windows installed, i guess i'd rather just set both to UTC
[06:38] <gnomefreak> LjL: tz... something god mind just went blank.
[06:38] <dnl> [WaZ] : Would that work from a non-debian machine?  (I use gentoo and Red Hat Enterprise at home)
[06:38] <[WaZ] > dnl: no it wouldn't
[06:39] <FordCortina> erm, i can't stop my mysql database server using /etc/init.d/mysql stop, what should I look into?
[06:39] <dnl> [WaZ] : Ok, I will probably install Ubuntu in vmware to test everything first.
[06:39] <[WaZ] > dnl: ok
[06:39] <dnl> [WaZ] : It would probably be easier to do that than to install apt on a gentoo machine and get it all configured.
[06:39] <LjL> gnomefreak: sudo dpkg-reconfigure tzdata tells me to run tzconfig (what? can't it run it itself? :P), though when simulating it as non-root, it didn't ask about the hardware clock
[06:39] <neozen> dnl: I know the alternate install has a somewhat larger on-board repository though
[06:40] <happy_broccoli> how can i migrate from other thunderbird to debian thunderbird? i copied .thunderbird and named it .mozilla-thunderbird
[06:40] <Marthin> Not sure if its allowed, but i even pay 20$ (paypal) if someone can help me with this proftpd problem, have played with it for 8 hours now and i'm getting frustrated :)
[06:40] <dnl> neozen: Is there a package list for each ISO image?  (I will be using the 7.10 beta)
[06:40] <asymptonic> video=vesa actually
[06:40] <siggij> i have a dd 606.1 server but my language and keyboard is off anyone know how to config this
[06:40] <[WaZ] > dnl: could be a way to do it, but there might be a more efficient way of doing it, like downloading edgy DVD
[06:40] <neozen> dnl: yes... there is...... but I don't know where it is
[06:40] <CoRnJuLiOx> ok, i'm trying to find a download accelerator that'll let me download one file from four different servers to speed it up because each server has a downstream cap on it. i've tried wget, kget, axel and prozilla and i can't seem to figure out how to get it to do what i want it to do, at least i don't think its doing what i want it to. can anyone help?
[06:41] <neozen> dnl: feisty is in heavy beta..... might want to go with edgy if you're just going to be running in a vm
[06:41] <batusays> hi
[06:41] <batusays> who can help me with samba???
[06:41] <digits> I am doing a really small install (pekwm, firefox and thunderbird), using the mingetty "hack" for autologin and startx, but how can i tell ubuntu to do a shutdown when X is closed?
[06:41] <preaction> !anyone | batusays
[06:41] <ubotu> batusays: 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?
[06:41] <neozen> dnl: its going to be rough until the c22 or 23
[06:41] <neozen> *22
[06:41] <gnomefreak> LjL: i have never ran it but i see it everytime i set up a chroot (i think i have 6 chroots set up atm)
[06:42] <dnl> neozen/[WaZ] : I need xgl/compiz and the ability to compile the latest versions of Kino and Cinelerra.
[06:42] <Adam300> How can I troubleshoot a ubuntu system that reboots on bootup?
[06:42] <Adam300> is there a recovery program on the live cd?
[06:42] <deepfreez> Hi, i have a question , how i can install driver for Video, i have GeForce N7600 Gs
[06:42] <digits> Adam300: hit escape when grub first show, choose failsafe login and check the logs?
[06:42] <Adam300> right on thank you digits
[06:42] <[WaZ] > dnl: yeah id do what you said, install ubuntu in vmware and get everything from there
[06:43] <zulfajuniadi> !easybuntu | deepfreez
[06:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about easybuntu - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:43] <neozen> dnl: you have fun with that...... #ubuntu-effects should be able to help you with xgl and compiz
[06:43] <ferronica> [WaZ] :  "clock/themes folder" how to open this directory???
[06:43] <genii> asymptonic: You may also want to check out https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/88417 for another issue
[06:43] <zulfajuniadi> deepfreez: google easybuntu
[06:43] <deepfreez> zulfajuniadi, tnx
[06:43] <LjL> gnomefreak:   The Debian GNU/Linux system gains its knowledge of this setting from the file /etc/default/rcS.  This file contains either the line  UTC=yes,  which  indicates that  the  hardware  clock is set to UTC, or it contains the line UTC=no, which declares the hardware clock is set to Local Time  (from the tzconfig manpage). could be a tad less involved, i guess... especially since setup, somehow, asks using debconf
[06:43] <neozen> dnl: be aware.... you won't be able to get those advanced graphics effects when running in a VM
[06:43] <Adam300> digits I only have three options safe mode regular and mem test
[06:43] <gortba> Hi. I want to set up a home network where all of my computers share information. For example, I'd like to be able to look at any computer's hardrive from any other computer in my home. Can someone tell me what keyword or keywords I should search for in google to try to do this?
[06:43] <Adam300> safe mode provides me with the same results
[06:44] <Drel3> is there any NfO file reader for ubuntu
[06:44] <Adam300> it reboots it self
[06:44] <digits> Adam300: safemode it is
[06:44] <neozen> gortba: samba
[06:44] <preaction> Drel3: what's an "NfO" file?
[06:44] <Adam300> sorry recovery mode
[06:44] <Drel3> extension
[06:44] <LjL> Adam300: tried booting with acpi=off, or noapic?
[06:44] <Adam300> no I haven't
[06:44] <dnl> neozen: I should be able to use mesa with software rendering in VMWare, though.
[06:44] <LjL> !boot > Adam300    (Adam300, see the private message from Ubotu)
[06:44] <neozen> gortba: look in the ubuntu guides.... and in the ubuntuforums.org.... there's a ton of info out there
[06:44] <Adam300> is that in the grub command?
[06:44] <neozen> dnl: perhaps
[06:44] <gnomefreak> LjL: im sure there is an easier way that was first thing that came to mind
[06:45] <Drel3> i need it to open some files
[06:45] <LjL> Adam300: yes, hit "e" and then edit the command line. the links should explain with screenshots too
[06:45] <neozen> ok... time to go to college
[06:45] <neozen> farewell all
[06:45] <[WaZ] > farewell neozen
[06:45] <Drel3> anyone know?
[06:45] <gortba> neozen: thanks. The problem is that I'm not really sure what to search for. I tried stuff like networking etc...but these searches bring up stuff that I'm not exactly looking for
[06:45] <n0cTurNuLL> neozen
[06:45] <preaction> Drel3: if you're talking about the same "nfo" files that I think you mean, you open them with a text editor
[06:45] <n0cTurNuLL> wait up dude
[06:46] <LjL> Drel3: right, but what sort of files are they? i never met that extension. type "file filename" to (hopefully) know what kind of file it is.
[06:46] <digits> What is the smartest way to have the computer shutdown when the X session ends? (I don't use gnome, but pekwm started with startx)
[06:46] <Adam300> hmm I am using BitchX and don't know how to see private messages
[06:46] <[WaZ] > gortba: samba is what your looking for
[06:46] <Adam300> a little new to this
[06:46] <LjL> !boot | Adam300
[06:46] <ubotu> Adam300: Boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions - To add/remove startup services, you can use the package 'bum', or update-rc.d - To add your own startup scripts, use /etc/rc.local - See also !grub and !dualboot - Making a boot floppy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto/BootFloppy - Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SmartBootManagerHowto
[06:46] <Adam300> cool thanks
[06:46] <Drel3> i cant open them with any text editor
[06:46] <gortba> neozen: this might sound like a stupid question but is what I'm trying do actually "networking" my home computers or is it setting up a server of some sort?
[06:46] <[WaZ] > Adam300: ctrl-+ / ctrl-- i believe
[06:46] <joea65> i love how you can still interact with a window even after an error dialog (or other) has popped up. that's one thing in particular that i didnt like about windoze
[06:46] <dnl> neozen/[WaZ] : The person I am setting this up for needs a good user experience, so I guess I will try to do this with the Edgy DVD.  If I did it with the 7.10 beta, would updates via apt-get be able to eventually turn it into the final release?
[06:47] <LjL> Drel3: so, what does "file <filename>" say?
[06:47] <[WaZ] > dnl: yes
[06:47] <joea65> we should go around the room and all say what we're thankful for in ubuntu..... . . .
[06:47] <joea65> :P
[06:47] <joea65> sorry, i'm done
[06:47] <preaction> Drel3: and "it doesn't work" is useless. what happens?
[06:47] <[WaZ] > dnl: but Feisty being beta, i wouldn't recommend it
[06:47] <LjL> dnl: yes, unless some update or another breaks it in the process
[06:47] <Drel3> editor open it but nothing is displayed
[06:47] <n0cTurNuLL> [WaZ]  can you tell me the direct DL site for the edgy?
[06:47] <n0cTurNuLL> please
[06:47] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: where do you live?
[06:47] <preaction> Drel3: is it possible that there's nothing in there?
[06:48] <neozen> gortba: you're trying to share folders across multiple machines..... thats more like setting up a samba server on that box.. and using samba clients on all the others to connect to that share
[06:48] <LjL> Drel3, would you just kindly tell me what "file filename" says?
[06:48] <Drel3> no it must be somthing
[06:48] <fogos> its there a way to install ubuntu from  a live cd at boot, without enter to the gdm. thanks..
[06:48] <Drel3> something
[06:48] <fogos> ?
[06:48] <preaction> Drel3: how big is the file?
[06:48] <Billly> hi guys, i set the rox-filer up but every time i have to right on the terminal rox -p=0, i put that command in the startup but it didnt change... does any1 know whats the problem?
[06:48] <n0cTurNuLL> neozen can you send me the direct DL site for edgy?
[06:48] <LjL> fogos: no, use the alternate CD for that
[06:48] <n0cTurNuLL> neozen can you send me the direct DL site for edgy?
[06:48] <neozen> fogos: yeah.... you use the alternate install
[06:48] <genii> Drel3: Text is the correct type
[06:48] <gortba> neozen: Thanks! I will give samba a shot and see what I can come up with.
[06:48] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: WHERE do you live (approximatively)
[06:48] <[WaZ] > oops caps
[06:48] <joea65> n0cTurNuLL: do you want the .iso? i'm assuming for i386
 ok, i have to download again,
[06:49] <Drel3> file size is 6kb
[06:49] <dnl> By the way, are the Edgy DVD images updated at all with new versions that go into the APT repository for Edgy?  I need to do this install on a computer with only dialup internet.
[06:49] <neozen> nocturnull.... someone else can get you that... I must go
[06:49] <LjL> n0cTurNuLL can't you just fire up a browser and click the 2 or three very clear links?
[06:49] <LjL> !minimal > fogos    (fogos, see the private message from Ubotu)
[06:49] <LjL> dnl: no
[06:49] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[06:49] <n0cTurNuLL> sorry if i annoy you LjL
[06:49] <Adam300> I added noapic and nolapic to my recovery mode grub boot options still same reslut
[06:50] <selim_a> anyway get unbuntu 6.10 working with KTDMS's PEAR ldap implementation ?
[06:50] <joea65> http://ftp.citylink.co.nz/ubuntu-releases/edgy/ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386.iso
[06:50] <Drel3> i need program like in windows NFO file reader
[06:50] <LjL> dnl: at least, i don't think. i always use the CDs, but i don't think it's any different with the DVDs
[06:50] <joea65> i picked new zealand
[06:50] <dnl> LjL: Is there a way to update the DVD image with apt-get?
[06:50] <n0cTurNuLL> i just wanna know if what ubuntu is fit for my laptop
[06:50] <LjL> Drel3, are you ignoring me?
[06:50] <Drel3> no dude
[06:51] <joea65> n0cTurNuLL: what kind of laptop? 32bit?
[06:51] <Adam300> Oh new errors now
[06:51] <n0cTurNuLL> coz i only got 1.4ghz
[06:51] <n0cTurNuLL> 224 of ram
[06:51] <[WaZ] > joea65: i think he means performance wise
[06:51] <LjL> Drel3: then would you please type  file filename  in a shell, where filename is the name of your file, and paste the output that you get into here?
[06:51] <n0cTurNuLL> or 256
[06:51] <joea65> and yeah, seconding [WaZ] ... what continent are you on
[06:51] <my-nick> hello
[06:51] <n0cTurNuLL> yeah
[06:51] <Adam300> unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address HEXHEXHEX
[06:51] <n0cTurNuLL> it is a 32 bit
[06:51] <dnl> What would happen, for example, if I mounted the alternate live dvd, updated the packages, and recreated the ISO image?
[06:51] <my-nick> how do I customize cairo-dock
 thank you vm..
[06:52] <selim_a> anyway get unbuntu 6.10 working with KTDMS's PEAR ldap implementation ?  please msg me...
[06:52] <my-nick> fdefault bottom
[06:52] <joea65> IMO, n0cTurNuLL, you could run any of the 'buntu projects
[06:52] <LjL> dnl: the live CD doesn't contain packages (i.e. no .deb files), it just contains the full installation (and that is why you can't use it as a repository, by the way)
[06:52] <joea65> only 1.4GHz is quite a bit
[06:52] <joea65> not a lot, but definitely enough
[06:52] <Drel3> ljL: funny dont know how pls explain
[06:52] <LjL> dnl: the alternate CD would contain .debs, but then it's not a good idea to just change them under its nose, since the database wouldn't be changed accordingly
[06:53] <[WaZ] > joea65: live cd will run pretty slowly though
[06:53] <dnl> LjL: Is this the same with the regular instal CD?
[06:53] <joea65> [WaZ] : oh? whats recommended for that?
[06:53] <n0cTurNuLL> so i can go to ny ubuntu projects?
[06:53] <dnl> s/instal/install/
[06:53] <LjL> Drel3: do you know what the terminal is and, more or less, how it's used?
[06:53] <my-nick>  anybody familiar with cairo-dock customizing?
[06:53] <[WaZ] > joea65: alternate CD?
[06:53] <joea65> live cd
[06:53] <kleinweby> hello, i have read from the intel mac support. The wiki says thats ubuntu supports isight and i need a extractor. I use the extractor from the pathed version of uvcvideo. So i extract the firmware. But ekiga dost found my buildin isight :( any idea?
[06:53] <LjL> dnl: the "regular install CD" is the Desktop CD, which is the "live" CD. the other one (text-mode only installation) is the Alternate CD.
[06:53] <[WaZ] > joea65: that was a reply
[06:53] <joea65> heh, i meant what is recommened to run the live cd
[06:54] <Drel3> i know that
[06:54] <joea65> oh, gotcha
[06:54] <LjL> Drel3: then open a terminal please, then go to the directory where your file is, and type  file filename , filename being your file
[06:54] <my-nick> :((
[06:54] <[WaZ] > joea65: not sure but if i remember well it didnt run too fast on live cd with only 256MB ram...
[06:54] <xLoial> anyone know how I can get update notification when using a non-gnome environment? (currently testing enlightenment DR17, however with all gnome-stuff installed))
[06:54] <my-nick> help with customizing cairo-dock
[06:55] <gazuuu> hi everybody
[06:55] <Drel3> file is from torrent : 88.Minutes.DVDSCR.XviD-ReCode.nfo
[06:55] <CoRnJuLiOx> has anyone here used axel? how do i know where it saves the file to when its complete?
[06:55] <dnl> LjL: Are there tutorials on how to build one of these CDs from packages?  (I really need this install to take place without connecting to the Internet)
[06:55] <gazuuu> how i do when i want to mount a samba sharedd
[06:55] <gazuuu> in an user account
[06:55] <n0cTurNuLL> that is my system joea65
[06:55] <erUSUL> CoRnJuLiOx: in the directory you launched it from
[06:55] <LjL> Drel3: right, but i want the *output* of that "file 88.Minutes.DVDSCR.XviD-ReCode.nfo" command. (anyway, the filename tells me it's most, most probably a text file).
[06:55] <joea65> it didn't go thru... not sure why
[06:56] <CoRnJuLiOx> erUSUL: thanks a bunch
[06:56] <LjL> Drel3: (and if it's empty, then it means it didn't download from the torrent yet)
[06:56] <LjL> dnl: there's a tutorial on how to build a Desktop CD
[06:56] <[WaZ] > Drel3: nfos are text files like LjL says
[06:56] <LjL> dnl: not sure about Alternate
[06:56] <my-nick> help with cairo-dock settings
[06:57] <LjL> dnl: hold on, the bot is lagging
[06:57] <Drel3> I finished that download, maybe file is realy empty
[06:57] <LjL> !customlivecd > dnl    (dnl, see the private message from Ubotu)
[06:57] <Bluedog> !customlivecd > Bluedog
[06:57] <erUSUL> CoRnJuLiOx: no problem
[06:58] <joea65> n0cTurNuLL: try mediafire.com or something. photobucket? i'm not sure why it didn't send
[06:58] <n0cTurNuLL> ok
[06:58] <[WaZ] > !customlivecd > [WaZ]
[06:58] <n0cTurNuLL> wait up
[06:58] <dnl> LjL: I just read that guide.  It looks like it supports updating the DVD image via apt-get will work.
[06:58] <Drel3> ljL thx dude
[06:59] <dnl> Ok, I think I will use the live cd, as that will let me easily customize the packages and test everything on vmware.  I can't find any DVD images on releases.ubuntu.com... are there any official DVD images with extra packages?
[07:00] <joea65> hahah, i can hear my harddrive in my server clicking along. its pretty loud :P
[07:00] <n0cTurNuLL> http://www.mediafire.com/?bnn22ijonmn
[07:00] <selim_a> anyone get unbuntu 6.10 working with KTDMS's PHP:PEAR openldap implementation ?  please msg me...
[07:00] <manopulus> hello, i've installed Feisty and so happy :) but - i have made openvpn connection in network manager and cannot be connected (but can with same files by sudo openvpn --client config.ovpn). what i can dig and where?
[07:00] <n0cTurNuLL> thre it is
[07:00] <joea65> gotcha
[07:00] <n0cTurNuLL> there it is
[07:00] <n0cTurNuLL> ^^
[07:00] <[WaZ] > joea65: bad sign, you should back up
[07:00] <joea65> damn. i gotta get a new HD first
[07:01] <joea65> its only 20GB. the server is about 3 days old. but the HDD is .... old
[07:01] <[WaZ] > joea65: little ticking sounds usually mean physicall damage
[07:01] <deepfreez> how i can install: easyubuntu_latest.deb
[07:01] <joea65> and by server i mean i build a computer and made it a server (LAMP and whatnot)
[07:01] <gazuuu> hi
[07:01] <joea65> thanks, [WaZ]
[07:01] <bigjohnto> how would i process the mimedefang queue?
[07:01] <bigjohnto> seems to be getting stuck
[07:01] <deepfreez> ! .deb
[07:02] <Centaur5> Does anybody know the best e-mail address to reach the right people at ATI about Linux driver support?
[07:02] <bigjohnto> I just want to send specific messages through .. example /var/spool/MIMEDefang/mime-blalalalal <--- how can i just process those to email right away
[07:02] <gazuuu> how can an user mount a smb shared
[07:02] <gazuuu> ?
[07:02] <ubotu> deb is the Debian package format, also used by Ubuntu. To install .deb files, simply double-click on them (Ubuntu) or right-click and select Kubuntu Package Menu->install (Kubuntu)
[07:02] <dnl> Centaur5: Snail mail.
[07:02] <digits> Any ideas on how to shutdown the computer when X is closed? Trying to make a thin foolproof install for my father, and when he exits X i want the computer to do a "shutdown -h now" automagically (i'm using pekwm)
[07:03] <Centaur5> dnl: Alright, that's how I'll send it.  Thanks.
[07:03] <HymnToLife> digits, sudo shutdown -hP now
[07:03] <selim_a> gazuuu use /etc/fstab
[07:03] <selim_a> or smbmount
[07:03] <gazuuu> yes i do, but as a  user the ubuntu don't let me mount
[07:03] <HymnToLife> you want it to be done utomatically when X closes ?
[07:04] <[WaZ] > digits: sudo shutdown -h now
[07:04] <selim_a> sudo smbmount
[07:04] <dnl> Centaur5: Preferably, send it to AMD's corporate headquarters.
[07:04] <selim_a> sudo = superuser do
[07:04] <digits> HymnToLife: Yeah, and preferrably without any user interaction
 how i do them
[07:04] <[WaZ] > digits: pull the plug?
[07:05] <digits> [WaZ] : hehe
[07:05] <[WaZ] > digits: what problem are you trying to solve?
[07:05] <selim_a> smbmount //SERVERNAME/SHAREDNAME /mnt/location -o lfs,guest
[07:05] <Ks_Jeppe> hey guys... I'm new to unbuntu (actually haven't started using it yet), and i'm having some problems burning the dvd iso... When i try to add it in Nero, it says that the file is larger than 2 gig and therefore can't be stored in an ISO system. Any idea what i should do? :)
[07:06] <digits> [WaZ] : I'm trying to make a foolproof surfstation for my father, it's on an ancient computer - thus gnome is out of the picture
[07:06] <manopulus> hello, i've installed Feisty and so happy :) but - i have made openvpn connection in network manager and cannot be connected (but can with same files by sudo openvpn --client config.ovpn). what i can dig and where?
[07:06] <selim_a> gazuu: sudo smbmount //SERVERNAME/SHAREDNAME /mnt/location -o lfs,guest (for everyone accessed drive)
[07:06] <[WaZ] > digits: gotcha
[07:06] <fiXXXerMet> I really like how Evolution ties in with the Ubuntu calendar/clock, except that I hate Evolution.  Is there a way to tie in Thunderbird or something similar with it?  Or any alternative calendar/task/memo program that can interface with the ubuntu clock/calendar?
[07:06] <digits> [WaZ] : This far I'm running pekwm for him wich autoload firefox on start (and i'm also using mingetty to autologin and start x for him on boot)
[07:07] <miles_> Hi there !
[07:07] <[WaZ] > digits: you could use gdm without gnome
[07:07] <digits> [WaZ] : Now I want the computer to halt when he exits X, without and user interaction
[07:07] <[WaZ] > digits: and set up Windowmaker or something
[07:07] <joea65> n0cTurNuLL: the ubuntu live CD would run slowly (it needs 256MB ram), but xubuntu only needs 128MB.
[07:08] <burkmat> When trying to use ./configure - "configure: error: Unable to find libncurses or libcurses". Anyone know if this has something to do with the specific stuff i'm compiling or if it's the script itself?
[07:08] <miles_> I got a problem: i tried to install an icon theme, but it didn't work and my session no longer starts (it displays the splash and stays here). I tried to remove ~/.gnome and ~./.gnome2 but it didn't fix anything
[07:08] <miles_> How could I revert to the defaut Ubuntu icon theme?
[07:08] <selim_a> makesur libcurses is in installed or in PATH
[07:09] <roadfish> I know that I can hot-swap USB-drives. Can I also hot-swap external eSATA drives? Or do I need to power-down before plugging in the eSATA drive?
[07:09] <n0cTurNuLL> so i must go for xubuntu  to install in my laptop??
[07:09] <digits> [WaZ] : yeah, if feels overkill to install 30megs of apps for an auto-shutdown...
[07:09] <burkmat> selim_a, and what exactly is "libcurses"? Is it something I can download or is it unique to the software I'm compiling?
[07:09] <dnl> When the LiveCD is customized, are all these customizations installed when the LiveCD is used for a hard drive installation?  (i.e. are the entire /usr and /etc copied to the hard drive, complete with any and all changes?)
[07:09] <digits> [WaZ] : is it possible to "stack" commands in xinitrc or something?
[07:09] <[WaZ] > digits: true
[07:09] <Mnemonica> Query: what are the advantages of dual booting a windows os and ubuntu os? I have the ubuntu live cd, and I like it.... I suppose I'd just like to mess around with it the os, simply because I'd like to introduce myself to linux...  But I suppose I don't understand why I'd want to dual boot them both from my hard-drive.\
[07:09] <n0cTurNuLL> joea65 so i must go for xubuntu  to install in my laptop??
[07:10] <selim_a> burk: find / -name "libcurses" -print
[07:10] <nightsun> Does anyone know how or if there is a way to make sound output louder than max volume on MacBook with 6.10? OS X seems to have louder max volume than linux has.
[07:10] <n0cTurNuLL> joea65: so i must go for xubuntu  to install in my laptop??
[07:10] <[WaZ] > digits: I have never tried
[07:10] <joea65> that or kubuntu
[07:10] <n0cTurNuLL> ok thanks a lot joea65
[07:10] <digits> [WaZ] : well, gonna have a beer and be a tad social with the folk... then on with the carnage ;P
[07:10] <joea65> yup
[07:10] <[WaZ] > digits: lol have fun
[07:11] <burkmat> selim_a, find didn't return anything useful... Any chance the extract forgot a file or something?
[07:11] <joea65> if/when i fix my 9 year old Gateway solo 2300 laptop... (yeah) i'm going to put xubuntu on it
[07:11] <bigjohnto> any ideas
[07:11] <joea65> it's pentium I
[07:11] <bigjohnto> how to process mimedefang mail queue
[07:11] <bigjohnto> please?
[07:12] <selim_a> burk hang on
[07:12] <Aaronformchina> hi
[07:12] <burkmat> Ok
[07:12] <n0cTurNuLL> thanks a lot everyone ima catch some sleep
[07:12] <Aaronformchina> could you help me install compiz on dapper?
[07:12] <[WaZ] > joea65: not sure your old comp is powerfull enough
[07:12] <n0cTurNuLL> thanks a lot, joea65, [WaZ]
[07:12] <[WaZ] > n0cTurNuLL: no problem
[07:13] <Aaronformchina> I've got xgl work. but cann't apt-get install compiz............
[07:13] <joea65> [WaZ] : seriously? jeez... maybe DSL then
[07:13] <joea65> it runs win98 just fine
[07:13] <joea65> maybe i'll reinstall that
[07:13] <Mnemonica> I repeat! What are the advantages of dual booting a windows os and ubuntu os? I have the ubuntu live cd, and I like it.... I suppose I'd just like to mess around with it the os, simply because I'd like to introduce myself to linux...  But I suppose I don't understand why I'd want to dual boot them both from my hard-drive.
[07:13] <joea65> HAHAHAH
[07:13] <craigbass1976> trying to get lamp up and running on my laptop to use in test driving something.  I have apache2, php4, and mysql-server5 installed.  What's left?  I get an error when navigating to install.php in my browser.
[07:13] <[WaZ] > joea65: try xubuntu
 the smb share only work as a root
[07:13] <[WaZ] > joea65: not sure thats all ;-)
[07:14] <Aaronformchina> could you help me install compiz on dapper?
[07:14] <[WaZ] > joea65: don't be mean to your old comps
[07:14] <gazuuu> and with the users ask for passwd every time
[07:14] <Bluedog> Mnemonica: How about the fact lots of games wont work in linux? :)
[07:14] <joea65> :)
[07:14] <[WaZ] > joea65: install vista ;-)
[07:14] <joea65> oh yeah, forgot about that one
[07:14] <craigbass1976> Mnemonica, You could just take the plunge and wipe windows.  Most people keep windows around for gaming or other apps thatdon't have a linux alternative
[07:14] <joea65> as long as i find a big enough flash drive for speedbooster
[07:14] <[WaZ] > Mnemonica: Try getting SPSS to run in linux ;-)
[07:14] <joea65> i should be fine!
[07:15] <Mnemonica> bluedog: Hmm... That's a pretty fine point. I actually hadn't thought of that out of all things.
[07:15] <selim_a> Burk: http://packages.ubuntu.com/edgy/libdevel/libncurses5-dev
[07:15] <[WaZ] > joea65: youll be fine, not your computer ;-)
[07:15] <joea65> i still have windoze, and i haven't gone back to it...
[07:15] <joea65> :)
[07:15] <jusama14> i used package manager to install wine
[07:15] <joea65> yup
[07:15] <Bluedog> Mnemonica: MS Office doesnt work perfectly I don't think either, there arelinux alternatives though...
[07:15] <tuxmaniac> !sha256sum
[07:15] <burkmat> selim_a: Thank you very much ^^
[07:15] <jusama14> but how do i launch wine??
[07:15] <Aaronformchina> could you help me install compiz on dapper?
[07:15] <joea65> OOO
[07:15] <Bluedog> I keep windows around just in case
[07:15] <Mnemonica> So why have linux?
[07:15] <joea65> s/OOO/OpenOffice.Org
[07:15] <joea65> because it doesnt crash
[07:15] <Mnemonica> heh.
[07:16] <Bluedog> Reliability, different software, more efficient
[07:16] <joea65> since december, i got about 30 BSODs with winxp
[07:16] <jusama14> anyone know how to launch wine after installing it usine package manager?
[07:16] <Toma-> Mnemonica: no-ones telling you to use it.
[07:16] <[WaZ] > Mnemonica: the thousands of free apps? The control you get over your system?
[07:16] <Bluedog> Customisable :)
[07:16] <PriceChild> jusama14, wine /path/to/app.exe
[07:16] <selim_a> gazuu: it's generally a command only root would issue
[07:16] <burkmat> ver
[07:16] <joea65> oh, and apt-get is great!
[07:16] <burkmat> Oops...
[07:16] <genii> Bluedog shame! OpenOffice is *better* than MS Office!
[07:16] <Bluedog> :D
[07:16] <Aaronformchina> I want windows because I can't figure out ubuntu..........................................
[07:16] <farflungfish> jusama14:  wine *.exe
[07:16] <jusama14> wine/path?? how do i get there?
[07:16] <joea65> what's to figure out?
[07:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sha256sum - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:16] <Bluedog> Aaronformchina: What dont you get? :/
[07:16] <[WaZ] > genii: but but the ribbons!
[07:16] <joea65> s/start menu/applications
[07:16] <CoRnJuLiOx> jusama14: head for the console and type in 'wine *path to the installer of the program you want to install*'
[07:17] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, I've got xgl work.
[07:17] <joea65> click the top left instead of bottom (but that can be changed)
[07:17] <jusama14> i've already installed the app
[07:17] <genii> [WaZ] : Hah! Weakling! ROFL
[07:17] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, and start to install compiz and compiz-gnome
[07:17] <[WaZ] > genii: lol
[07:17] <Mnemonica> Alrighty then... I suppose it's just something that I've got to install and find out about.
[07:17] <joea65> oops
[07:17] <jusama14> just trying to launch wine so i can browse to program files
[07:17] <Bluedog> Aaronformchina: Uh huh?
[07:17] <PriceChild> jusama14, for example if you have an exe called "application.exe" in your home directory, then it would be "wine ~/application.exe"
[07:17] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, sudo apt-get install compiz compiz-gnome. it pops   compiz: Depends: compiz-plugins (>= 0.2) but it is not going to be installed
[07:17] <Toma-> Mnemonica: now youre on the right path :)
[07:17] <baktaah> Does Americas Army work on Linux, and if so could someone give me some information on how it works out (glitches or hard to install)?
[07:18] <Mnemonica> ^_^
[07:18] <jusama14> pricechild, any way i can navigate to the program files directory?
[07:18] <PriceChild> Aaronformchina, compiz/beryl are NOT for beginners. support in #ubuntu-effects
[07:18] <[WaZ] > jusama14: in your .wine folder
[07:18] <Mnemonica> Well, I'll be back then... I'll install it from the live cd.
[07:18] <jusama14> lol where is that?
[07:18] <Mnemonica> Toodles.
[07:18] <PriceChild> jusama14, jusama14 on an existing partition or wine's fake folder?
[07:18] <[WaZ] > ~/.wine/
[07:18] <craigbass1976> Mnemonica, have fun.  Takes less than an hour
[07:18] <jusama14> wine's fake folder
[07:18] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, finally I say: sudo apt-get install compiz compiz-gnome compiz-plugins compiz-core csm
[07:19] <jusama14> i guess
[07:19] <jusama14> i just double clicked on the app
[07:19] <[WaZ] > its njot fake, its hidden
[07:19] <jusama14> and it said that it'll install on program files
[07:19] <genii> jusama14: I think you're under the mistaken belief that wine allows you to now browse to your windows applications you had under the other partition and run them like that
[07:19] <craigbass1976> trying to get lamp up and running on my laptop to use in test driving something.  I have apache2, php4, and mysql-server5 installed.  What's left?  I get an error when navigating to install.php in my browser.
[07:19] <Bluedog> Aaronformchina: They will help you more that I can, in #ubuntu-effects
[07:19] <PriceChild> jusama14, what app are you trying to use?
[07:19] <joea65> haha .folders ARE fake!
[07:19] <lHck> any way to start GDM without start local display ?
[07:19] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, they say: Depends: compiz-core (>= <IP_ADDRESS>) but <IP_ADDRESS>-0ubuntu3 is to be installed                  Depends: csm (>= 0.5) but it is not installable
[07:19] <joea65> :p
[07:19] <jusama14> a game
[07:19] <jusama14> counter-strike
[07:19] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, they are sleeping. :(
[07:19] <Toma-> baktaah: http://tinyurl.com/2d9o5v
[07:19] <Aaronformchina> PriceChild, ....
[07:19] <Intangir> where do i find the mouse cursor icons on linux..? like i want to find some of the cursors icon files
[07:20] <[WaZ] > jusama14: where is that game installed?
[07:20] <Aaronformchina> Bluedog, OK. thanks . try there
[07:20] <jusama14> it says, c:/program files/Valve
[07:20] <jusama14> when i was installing it
[07:20] <Bluedog> Aaronformchina: sorry, good luck :)
[07:20] <sandig> i want to install ubuntu on a machine which can only boot from a floppy and has no cd drive. i have a large usb drive so i guess i just need a boot floppy to kick things off. any ideas?
[07:20] <[WaZ] > jusama14: how did you install it?
[07:20] <jusama14> i just double clicked on the exe
[07:20] <jusama14> and it booted up
[07:20] <[WaZ] > in linux?
[07:20] <joea65> anyone know much about repairing a Gateway Solo 2300?
[07:20] <sayers> I have a MAJOR problem... LMSensors can not find my fan, which according to the forums, for my machine, is the only way to fix my fan problem....
[07:20] <beoba> hi, i'm running feisty, how do i disable "that command was not found, install this package to enable it" when an unknown command is run at a prompt?
[07:21] <lHck> anyone let me know how to start GDM without a local graphics interface ?
[07:21] <LjL> !feisty > beoba    (beoba, see the private message from Ubotu)
[07:21] <genii> [WaZ] :  "IN LINUX" WAS THE CRUCIAL QUESTION
[07:21] <lHck> allow XDMCP remote session
[07:21] <LjL> beoba: uninstall the "command-not-found" package
[07:21] <genii> Sorry, capslock by mistake
[07:21] <[WaZ] > genii: i was trying to get him to say that
[07:21] <beoba> okay
[07:21] <dealc> I have a problem, I can connect ot my samba shares but I can not write to them from the other side. What Can I do?
[07:21] <[WaZ] > genii: don't mind me i like the ribbons! :D
[07:21] <zulfajuniadi> beoba: yes,  lmsensors does not support all motherboards, i'm using asus, and it doesn't support mine :(
[07:21] <PriceChild> sayers, have you run sensors-detect ?
[07:22] <genii> heh
[07:22] <jansson_> hej
[07:22] <sayers> PriceChild, Yes and it couldnt find any fans
[07:22] <PriceChild> sayers, how is a sensors program going to fix any fan problems?
[07:22] <sayers> PriceChild, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=75972
[07:22] <Bluedog> sayers: Can you find them in windows?
[07:22] <jansson_> hej e det en svensk
[07:22] <[WaZ] > jusama14: to run a windows program in wine, you have to install that program using wine in linux
[07:22] <Bluedog> Sure they are detectable/controllable?
[07:22] <genii> PriceChild: Because it's those sensors on your motherboard which report when to tutrn the fan on and off according to temperature there and so on
[07:22] <jusama14> yeah that's what it did i guess
[07:23] <sayers> Bluedog, The problem is my fan runs at full speed on Ubuntu, but on windows it was scaled .
[07:23] <fbn> how can I enable the new Gnome start menue? (the novell one)
[07:23] <fbn> on feisty
[07:23] <[WaZ] > jusama14: okay then it should be in your ~/.wine folder
[07:23] <PriceChild> genii, but its not lm-sensors that's used afaik...
[07:23] <jerb> durring the apt-get upgrade my system keeps getting seg faults durning the unpacking of libc6_2.4-1 any one have any ideas?
[07:23] <jusama14> where is that?
[07:23] <sayers> Bluedog, Might be something in my Bios but I'd think Ubuntu could fix it
[07:23] <genii> PriceChild: If I recall correctly it's libsnsors3
[07:23] <zulfajuniadi> fbn: is there such a thing, where did you see it?
[07:24] <genii> libsensors3 rather
[07:24] <dealc> I have a problem, I can connect ot my samba shares but I can not write to them from the other side. What Can I do?
[07:24] <[WaZ] > jusama14: nautilus ~/.wine/
[07:24] <samurayx> hi, i have problems mounting samba shares
[07:24] <jusama14> i type that into terminal?
[07:24] <[WaZ] > jusama14: press alt-f2 then nautilus ~/.wine/
[07:24] <Bluedog> dealc: Can you write to them from /any/ machine?
[07:24] <mweichert> hi! I'm trying to preseed my ubuntu installations with my NetworkManager configuration.  What configuration files does NetworkManager modify?
[07:24] <Bluedog> dealc: have you checked permissions?
[07:24] <samurayx> who can help me?
[07:24] <fbn> zulfajuniadi: I had it on breezy but with unofficial packages. I heard that it's in the repos on feisty
[07:24] <fbn> zulfajuniadi: but i can not find/enable it
[07:24] <dealc> Bluedog: How do I check permitions
[07:24] <Intangir> where do i find the mouse cursor icons on linux..? like i want to find some of the cursors icon files
[07:24] <Bluedog> samurayx: Tell us the problem then maybe somebody can help :)
[07:25] <samurayx> i can mount in fstab
[07:25] <samurayx> using a root account
[07:25] <[WaZ] > jusama14: then its in drive_c
[07:25] <samurayx> but when i try to mount using a user accoun
[07:25] <jusama14> yeah
[07:25] <fiXXXerMet> Is there a way to tie in Mozilla Sunbird with Ubuntu's calendar/clock, the way Evolution is?
[07:25] <jusama14> i see it
[07:25] <jusama14> i see the game
[07:25] <samurayx> it every time ask me for the password
[07:25] <jusama14> but when i try to launch it
[07:25] <tomy-ds> hi how do i setup a dns server
[07:25] <jusama14> it asks if i want to debug it
[07:26] <Bluedog> Dealc: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=305039
[07:26] <Bluedog> see if this helps you
[07:26] <[WaZ] > jusama14: try #winehq
[07:26] <EADG> Will the www.cnr.com plugin work with Dapper when they go live? (Can't check DHCP web site DHCP is down)
i try as i read in ubuntu.comjunity
[07:26] <zulfajuniadi> fbn: whats the difference anyhow?
[07:26] <sayers> PriceChild, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=75972 According to this I have the same errors, Acpi cant be found and all that great stuff.
[07:26] <samurayx> i try to vi /etc/samba/user
[07:26] <tomy-ds> hi how do i setup a dns server
[07:27] <PriceChild> sayers, hmm.... but I didn't realise acpi was related to lm-sensors... I thought they were seperate. Anyway...
[07:27] <Intangir> ok i found the icon files, but they arent recognized as being openable
 but i dont know how to save the file
[07:27] <fbn> zulfajuniadi: huh? the new gnome menu from novell is a huge difference to the default gnome menu
[07:27] <PriceChild> sayers, so you've run sensors-detect, told it to add modules on load
[07:27] <PriceChild> sayers, then rebooted/ probed required modules
[07:28] <sayers> PriceChild, Yes but it couldn't find any fans.
[07:28] <genii> tomy-ds: Your machine needfs some dns info to connect to your ISP, or you are running a Domain Name Serverver of your own?
[07:28] <PriceChild> sayers, then run the next command, and finally when you try and use fancontrol it says there's nothing?
[07:28] <zulfajuniadi> EADG :yes, it should work for all ubuntu releases
[07:29] <EADG> :)
[07:29] <jusama14> lol wish someone was there
[07:29] <dm_>  there is a section in Add/Remove programs that says "xilisoft" how do i get rid of that
[07:29] <tomy-ds> no i just want to setup my own dns
[07:29] <Bluedog> samurayx: Are you doing sudo vi yes?
[07:30] <Bluedog> If you dont like vi, try sudo nano, its a little nicer
[07:30] <zulfajuniadi> EADG: seriously, i cant wait for it to come out. i have tried cnr before. its really good.
[07:30] <Bluedog> ctrl-o saves, all the shortcuts are at the bottom of the window..
[07:30] <voraistos> hey have u seen that ? apple will charge more for emi's tunes without the DRM !!!
[07:30] <samurayx> yes i am on root account
[07:31] <jerb> durring the apt-get upgrade my system keeps getting seg faults durning the unpacking of libc6_2.4-1 any one have any ideas?
[07:31] <EADG> zulfajuniadi: I looked at the site a couple days ago... I'm really looking forward to it too... if only for the user recomendations and ratings.
[07:31] <Intangir> i need a mouse cursor viewer
[07:31] <Intangir> that lets me view all my mouse cursor files
[07:32] <dogmeat> is there fax software so that i can receive faxes from this computer, which has a modem?
[07:32] <Chadwick359> Hey, can anybody give me the switch to do version updae from term?
[07:32] <dnl> When the Live CD is installed during a regular installation, is the entire contents of the cloop image copied to the hard drive?
[07:32] <voraistos> jerb: unpacking something should not create seg faults. it is possible that dpkg had compiling errors
[07:32] <coty> is there a programe that can read prx extentions
[07:32] <jerb> voraistos: something like Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) ?
[07:33] <sogen> http://www.virango.pl/node/996?terms=kredyt%20hipoteczny+zegarki+rower+kredyty+zakopane
[07:33] <shwag> how can I get a description of package before installing it with apt-get ?
[07:33] <tomy-ds> how do i setup a dns server
[07:33] <mathrick> hi, why doesn't Feisty let me eject mounted CDs anymore? It was there in edgy, and disappeared in feisty
[07:33] <mathrick> pretty annoying
[07:33] <voraistos> jerb: thats not a seg fault :P
[07:33] <Intangir> i need a mouse cursor viewer, that lets me view all my mouse cursor files
[07:33] <zulfajuniadi> EADG: i actually like the 1-click install. it lets you do multiple installation with just one click...
[07:33] <jerb> voraistos: I know that was the error from dpkg
[07:34] <jerb> voraistos: dpkg: warning - old post-removal script killed by signal (Segmentation fault)
[07:34] <PriceChild> sayers, after a reboot "sensors" gives output on various temperatures correctly?
[07:34] <sayers> PriceChild, Let me reboot then
[07:34] <deepfreez> ! wime
[07:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wime - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[07:34] <tomy-ds> anyone who can help me to setup a dns
[07:34] <benkong2> anyone know how to update the SLED menu with newly installed apps in Edgy?
[07:34] <Cesare> my eciadsl connection is stopping on waiting for ppp0...
[07:34] <voraistos> jerb: i dunno whats going on, but dont mess up with libc, if you do, then you can format and reinstall.
[07:35] <Cesare> i can use the connection but it goes up and down
[07:35] <Cesare> any solution?
[07:35] <mzuverink> I repartitioned my drive to include a seperate partition for /home.  Now how do I put /home on that new partition?
[07:35] <EADG> zulfajuniadi: finding cool programs like iFTop & HTop will be _alot_ easier. One click will make post-loading a fresh install a breeze too.
[07:35] <jerb> voraistos: it is on an install, after installing the base packages then I get theat running apt-get upgrade
[07:35] <jerb> s/theat/that
[07:35] <PriceChild> Cesare, I found I had to do a "sudo su -" then start eciadsl instead of "sudo foo" back when i used it... how are you trying to start it?
[07:36] <voraistos> jerb: it seems dpkg failed to do something at some point, and then you try to "force" it to continue or something like that.
[07:36] <Cesare> nothig special i'm just trying with eciadsl-start
[07:36] <jerb> voraistos: ok something like apt-get -f upgrade ?
[07:36] <B123> what's better? Compiz or Beryl?
[07:36] <Cesare> could be a synch problem?
[07:36] <mzuverink> Beryls
[07:36] <voraistos> jerb: i dont get what youre trying to do ...
[07:36] <deepfreez> ! wine
[07:36] <ubotu> wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information.
[07:37] <cX-kads> is there a way to start the live cd without a gui like gnome or KDE
[07:37] <voraistos> jerb: i havent touched ubuntu for a while, i dont even know if the new version was released yet :P
[07:37] <B123> right now im using the compiz that just came with ubuntu so beryl would be better?
[07:37] <cX-kads> I am using xubuntu live cd but my old laptop still can't handle it
[07:37] <voraistos> jerb: after a fresh install you should apt-get update, not upgrade
[07:37] <lajos> anybody knows is it possible to use utorrent on my ubuntu?
[07:37] <efface> anyone here know how to get linux to recognize and mount a nforce4 strip raid configuration ntfs
[07:37] <cX-kads> lajos use wine
[07:37] <mathrick> lajos: yes
[07:38] <mzuverink> B123, I think so, more features and stuff like eyecandy
[07:38] <voraistos> lajos: wine, but u should find another nice lient
[07:38] <lajos> ok thanks
[07:38] <mathrick> lajos: it works very well, save for a file DnD bug (which I'm writing a patch for)
[07:38] <cX-kads> is there a way to start the live cd without a gui like gnome or KDE I am using xubuntu live cd but my old laptop still can't handle it
[07:38] <B123> alright, also the compiz likes to leave little lines on my desktop from time to time, and if i dont like beryl i can just go back!
[07:38] <jerb> voraistos: hmm that may be my problem. not a ubunto user here just trying to trouble shoot.
[07:38] <voraistos> jerb: ure not using ubuntu ?
[07:38] <jerb> voraistos: yes I am
[07:38] <mathrick> lajos: but be sure to use 0.9.33 (wine that is), otherwise it'll cause seizures by blinking
[07:39] <GekiBlue> Something I've been wondering about, I have some DVDs I put files on when I was still on windows, and I made them multi-session... Will I be able to add to them from Ubuntu?
[07:39] <tomy-ds> anyone who can help me to setup a dns
[07:39] <mzuverink> Anyone know how to move /home from /dev/hda1 to /dev/hda3?  Im really stuck
[07:39] <jerb> voraistos: after update then what?
[07:39] <mathrick> mzuverink: what's the problem?
[07:39] <lajos> wine 0.9.33 is the latest?
[07:39] <mathrick> yes
[07:39] <lajos> ok
[07:39] <s1ryn> mzuverink, mount the drive and copy the home to the new partition
[07:39] <Pelo> lajos,   0.9.34
[07:40] <mathrick> mzuverink: copy home over (mounted at another mountpoint), then change fstab and remount
[07:40] <freddy> golla
[07:40] <lajos> all right
[07:40] <mzuverink> mathrick, I repartitioned my drive to make a /home now I do not know how to move it there or how to tell linux its moved
[07:40] <jerb> voraistos: after update then run upgrade?
[07:40] <voraistos> jerb: apt can be a pain when it fails, but what i would do is: clean up apt by unselecting all repos, then there must be some clean up option (check the man page), then reactivate the repos and then run sudo apt-get update.
[07:40] <mathrick> Pelo: .34 is out? I didn't even notice :)
[07:40] <voraistos> jerb: clean up the cache as well
[07:40] <mathrick> mzuverink: have you copied the data?
[07:41] <jerb> voraistos: ok
[07:41] <Pelo> mathrick,   middle of last week,  the ubuntu package got uploaded yesterday
[07:41] <mzuverink> mathrick, what about the ftp user in /home, will I be able to do that?
[07:41] <piglit> hello there i am trying to install a tv-card but if i start tvtime -v i get the videoinput: Using video4linux2 driver 'cx8800', card 'UNKNOWN/GENERIC' (bus PCI:0000:01:08.0).           error when i try to do(as discribed here: http://tvtime.sourceforge.net/problems.html#undetected   point 6):          sudo modprobe -v cx8800 card=12    i get a error:    FATAL: Error inserting cx8800 (/lib/modules/2.6.15-28-386/kernel/drivers/media/video/cx88
[07:41] <piglit> /cx8800.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)         does annyone know what to do ? i tried modinfo and there is no card option listed there while the howto tels me there must be a card option
[07:41] <jerb> voraistos: I ran the update and it exited clean.
[07:41] <mzuverink> mathrick, no, wanted to make sure I didn fsck up , so I thought Id ask first
[07:41] <voraistos> ok. do you actually need to upgrade ?
[07:41] <mathrick> mzuverink: hmm? you just do sudo cp -a /home/* /mnt/newpart/
[07:41] <voraistos> jerb
[07:42] <Pelo> piglit,  did you consult the forum for info ?   try searching for your card model and number
[07:42] <jerb> voraistos: ya
[07:42] <deepfreez> sorry i don't understand how i can install driver for video , i have Geforce N7600 Gs
[07:42] <tomy-ds> anyone who can help me to setup a dns
[07:42] <mathrick> mzuverink: then you verify stuff (I can give you a script I wrote the last time I did that)
[07:42] <muysa> im trying to install ubuntu server edition, is there a way to do it without having to load the live test in 6.10
[07:42] <voraistos> jerb: ok so now you can/ should be able to run apt-get upgrade.
[07:42] <iGama> Hy
[07:42] <piglit> Pelo: yes i did i tried google for more then 10 hours now ... and i posted my question on 2 forums but no one seems to react
[07:42] <mzuverink> mathrick, ok, trying now...
[07:42] <mathrick> mzuverink: and then, if everything is intact, you just change mountpoints around (whilst logged out, it's unhealthy to do this otherwise)
[07:42] <muysa> i got a p2 and it doesnt load the desktop enviorment, and i need just the server edition
[07:43] <jerb> voraistos: ok Ill ty
[07:43] <mzuverink> mathrick, thanks
[07:43] <Pelo> tomy-ds,   be patient,  ppl here a volunteers who help with what they know,  and the level of knowledge varies at different tiped of day,
[07:43] <mathrick> mzuverink: no problem
[07:43] <jerb> voraistos: same error
[07:43] <Pelo> different times of day
[07:43] <jerb> voraistos: any idea where the apt cache is?
[07:43] <muysa> anybody know?
[07:44] <voraistos> jerb: hmmm...something related to a killed process...
[07:44] <EADG> Do apt-get, aptitude and synaptic "talk" to each other, in that each knows what the other has installed + dependancies?
[07:44] <iGama> im what to give rwx accesso to a folder only to a group, so i did chmod ug+rxw /usr/locar/folder and aded user1 to that group, when i try to execute someting on that folder has user1 i cant :S
[07:44] <voraistos> jerb. go visit man apt
[07:44] <iGama> i need to user ugo+rwx
[07:44] <Bluedog> EADG: Yes, its global
[07:44] <piglit> i cant simpely tell the driver what card i am using .... i red a howto whitch tell's me what card i have its number 12 but i cant tell the driver that ...
[07:44] <voraistos> it will tell you all about all that.
[07:44] <Pelo> piglit,  something in there might help  http://revision3.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84
[07:44] <EADG> Dunke
[07:44] <jerb> ok I will, was hoping I didnt have to read. :(
[07:44] <jerb> lol
[07:44] <voraistos> and i think apt stores stuff in /etc/apt
[07:44] <jerb> voraistos: yeah i found /etc/apt
[07:44] <lajos> my last question "now" :) i have fujitsu siemens amilo m1437G -ATI mobility X700 card- Can i use compiz? I nver tried yet
[07:45] <voraistos> jerb: dont remove anything that is not .deb !
[07:45] <Pelo> lajos,   ask in #ubuntu-effects or #compiz
[07:45] <mathrick> mzuverink: http://mathrick.org/files/verify_copy.sh
[07:45] <jerb> ok
[07:45] <cX-kads> is there a way to start the live cd without a gui like gnome or KDE I am using xubuntu live cd but my old laptop still can't handle it
[07:45] <mzuverink> mathrick, thanks
[07:45] <voraistos> lajos: you can use aiglx with the ati radeon open source driver
[07:45] <jerb> ls
[07:45] <mathrick> mzuverink: it might even have some rudimentary usage info printed if you it wrong :)
[07:46] <roadfish> #ubuntu-effects
[07:46] <razo1> How do i get my realtek alc880 sound card to work?
[07:46] <dnl> If I customize/configure a live cd, will all the changes be on the installed system when the live cd is installed to a hard drive?
[07:46] <zebuntu> join #ubuntu-french
[07:46] <lajos> ok thanks i go there
[07:46] <voraistos> lajos go visit the wiki page  called radeon or radeondriver on help.ubuntu.com
[07:47] <jerb> voraistos: /var/cache/apt/archives sound right?
[07:47] <Pelo> zebuntu,   /join  #ubuntu-fr
[07:47] <bigjohnto> again anyone know how to process mimedefang /var/spool directory seems stuck
[07:47] <zebuntu> yes thanks (i missed the '/', oops)
[07:47] <voraistos> jerb: hmmm i dunno... i have been running lfs for a while with no package manager, so.... just make sure you remove .deb only files. and dont remove directories
[07:48] <jerb> voraistos: ok so only the .deb files. rgr
[07:48] <mathrick> so, back to my question: why doesn't Feisty let me eject mounted CDs anymore? It was there in edgy, and disappeared in feisty
[07:48] <voraistos> and it should be ubuntu-fr, no ?
[07:48] <B123> omg
[07:48] <B123> you were not kiddin
[07:48] <fiXXXerMet> Sweet, looks like the Mozilla Calender package is Sunbird.  Now can this be tied into the calendar on the ubuntu task bar?
[07:48] <B123> beryl is much better
[07:48] <jerb> voraistos: then update? or upgrade?
[07:49] <jerb> df
[07:49] <voraistos> jerb nope, not yet.
[07:49] <jerb> voraistos: ok
[07:49] <Pelo> jerb,  update  updates the pakcage list,  upgrade updates the programs
[07:49] <Qball> fiXXXerMet: no
[07:49] <jerb> ahhh
[07:49] <voraistos> jerb. edit sources.list and comment everyth line with a #
[07:50] <fiXXXerMet> Qball: No?  Is there a way to?  How does Evolution integrate with it, then?
[07:50] <jerb> voraistos: every line?
[07:50] <voraistos> yep. every line
[07:50] <Qball> fiXXXerMet: the applet on the bar uses evolutions backend
[07:50] <Qball> aka eds (evolution data server)
[07:50] <fiXXXerMet> There isn't a way to make that applet work with sunbird?
[07:50] <voraistos> in /etc/apt/sources.list (im quite sure that where it is)
[07:51] <Pelo> fiXXXerMet,  evolution is part of gnome,  and so is that calender,  you can probably find a pannel-applet calendar for thunderbird
[07:51] <fiXXXerMet> Oh, I see what you mean.
[07:51] <Bluedog> I don't have a floppy, but floppy-1 shows up in all of my nautilus windows..
[07:51] <Bluedog> anyway to remove it
[07:51] <Yorgos> can anyone help me with a problem i have installing ubuntu?
[07:51] <Pelo> fiXXXerMet,  ask the ppl who make your app,  in their channel or faq or forum
[07:52] <Pelo> Yorgos,   we don't play guessing games,  just state your problem
[07:52] <voraistos> Bluedog: it seems that floppy-1 is being mouted, or has a mount point somewhere.
[07:52] <deepfreez> ! nvidia
[07:52] <anandanbu> I have installed the beta version of ubuntu 7.04 and its really awesome
[07:52] <Bluedog> yeah.. if I click it, it says unable to mount selected floppy drive : mount: /dev/ is not a block device
[07:52] <Yorgos> Pelo: i am trying to install ubuntu but when it comes to partitioning it doesnt find my HDD.i guess it is not formatted cause it is a new one.what can i do?
[07:52] <voraistos> Bluedog: actually if it is on the side bar thingy, you might be able to remove it just by pressing "delete"
[07:52] <Pelo> anandanbu,   #ubuntu+1 for feisty stuff
[07:53] <jerb> voraistos: ok
[07:53] <anandanbu> but my windows drives have not been mounted
[07:53] <jerb> voraistos: ok done
[07:53] <[WaZ] > Yorgos: it should see it, formatted or not
[07:53] <Bluedog> voraistos: tried, doesnt work :(
[07:53] <s1ryn> anyone know anything about squid_session
[07:53] <Pelo> Yorgos,   doesn'T find it at all ?
[07:53] <s1ryn> ?? #squid is asleep :P
[07:53] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[07:53] <cherva> i have a little problem activating swap
[07:53] <cherva> cherva@a21101:~$ cat /etc/fstab
[07:53] <cherva> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[07:53] <cherva> #
[07:53] <cherva> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[07:53] <cherva> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[07:53] <cherva> # /dev/hda3
[07:53] <cherva> UUID=af858113-94f1-451a-80d7-ec2e8cefd69e /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[07:53] <benkillin> I have a floppydisk utility that I need to use on a linux box to set up a RAID array with my SCSI controller. I have 2 problems: 1) the box has not flopy disk drive, can I somehow burn the flopy image to a CD and use the windows utilities on that as part of a windows boot disk to configure the array? and 2) is there a way I can set up the RAID array without using this specific utility?
[07:53] <cherva> # /dev/hda1
[07:53] <cherva> UUID=76B86BBFB86B7C8D /media/hda1     ntfs    defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46 0       1
[07:53] <[WaZ] > !paste | cherva
[07:53] <ubotu> cherva: 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 (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[07:53] <cherva> # /dev/hda5
[07:53] <cherva> UUID=31458131-6e53-43ba-9f25-edddb16b8745 /media/hda5     ntfs    defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=46 0       1
[07:53] <cherva> # /dev/hda4
[07:53] <cherva> /dev/hda4   none   swap   sw   0   0
[07:53] <cherva> /dev/hdc        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       0
[07:53] <cherva> /dev/cdemu/0    /media/cdemu0   iso9660         ro,user,noauto                  0       0
[07:53] <cX-kads> I have 64 mb of memory on my laptop how can I use the live cd on it?
[07:53] <Bluedog> cherva: stop
[07:53] <[WaZ] > cherva: STOP
[07:53] <cherva> /dev/cdemu/1    /media/cdemu1   iso9660         ro,user,noauto                  0       0
[07:54] <voraistos> jerb: ok now you apt-get update, then you reboot, then you uncomment your lines, the you run apt-get update again, apt-get upgrade and you give me the uotput :)
[07:54] <Yorgos> Pelo it says manually edit partition table and when i press next at the prepare partitions table it has no drive.no devices detected
[07:54] <Pelo> Yorgos,   boot up the live cd then  > menu > system > admin > gnome partition manager >  your hdd should be listed in the list at the right of the tool bar and you should see it in the window as well
[07:54] <[WaZ] > !paste > cherc
[07:54] <[WaZ] > !paste > cherva
[07:54] <Bluedog> my bad: /dev/           /media/floppy0  auto    rw,user,noauto  0       0 <-- found this in my etc fstab
[07:54] <Bluedog> thats the problem obviously :)
[07:54] <Yorgos> let me see Pelo and tell u
[07:54] <jerb> ok you will need to hang on.
[07:54] <czajkoz> If colors don't work, and you know you're not going to use some weird non-VT compatible terminal (you most probably aren't), just say:
[07:54] <czajkoz> If colors don't work, and you know you're not going to use some weird non-VT compatible terminal (you most probably aren't), just say:
[07:54] <voraistos> cX-kads you cant, so dont try :P
[07:54] <burkmat> When trying to run Kismet it returns "FATAL: Support for capture source type 'rt8180' was not built.  Check the output from 'configure' for more information about why it might not have been compiled in." - How exactly do I recompile it WITH the proper support for rt8180?
[07:54] <Bluedog> is there a way to /refresh/ my fstab, reload it as it were?
[07:54] <dogmeat> how can i determine what my modem device is configured for?
[07:54] <czajkoz> If colors don't work, and you know you're not going to use some weird non-VT compatible terminal (you most probably aren't), just say:
[07:54] <Bluedog> commented out a line, need it to be reflected in the system
[07:54] <czajkoz> If colors don't work, and you know you're not going to use some weird non-VT compatible terminal (you most probably aren't), just say:
[07:54] <jerb> voraistos: so update; reboot ; uncomment ; update ; and upgrade?
[07:55] <voraistos> jerb: yeah :)
[07:55] <Yorgos> Pelo it says no devices detected
[07:55] <jerb> ok
[07:55] <Pelo> burkmat,   search for your error msg in the forum
[07:55] <burkmat> ok
[07:55] <Pelo> Yorgos,   how many hdd do you have on this computer ?
[07:55] <yo> hola
[07:55] <cherva> i can't activate swap  this is the output of free and fstab
[07:55] <cherva> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13548/
[07:55] <jerb> ok rebooting
[07:55] <Bluedog> Anyone know how to reload my fstab, and reflect any changes made immediately?
[07:56] <Yorgos> one.all others i have removed the power cable.but i guess the error is that it is not formatted.how can i do that?
[07:56] <Pelo> blue,  crtl + ald + backspace
[07:56] <[WaZ] > Yorgos: that is not the problem
[07:56] <_aricz> Anyone know how to change graphics-mode used in the terminal/shell ?
[07:56] <Bluedog> Pelo: That restarts the whole of X tho, is there a way to do it without logging myself out?
[07:57] <voraistos> _aricz thats in the /boot directory ....
[07:57] <Pelo> Yorgos,   ubuntu install will format befor installing, you don,t have to worry about that ,   make sure what this hdd is plugged in as a master
[07:57] <digen> Bluedog : mount -a ?
[07:57] <_aricz> voraistos: thanks:)
[07:57] <Pelo> Bluedog,  not that I know of
[07:57] <Yorgos> i am sure but i will check again and come back Pelo.thx
[07:57] <voraistos> _aricz have fun down there, and you better take a look to a vga modes page to know which resolution you want
[07:57] <Bluedog> digen: That won't unmount anything not listed though surely..
[07:57] <Bluedog> No prob anyhow, ill just reboot
[07:57] <Pelo> Yorgos,  make sure your bios sees the hdd
[07:58] <Animatic> Hello, I am looking for a filesystem that can be used with Ubuntu, Mac OS X, and Windows. It must support large files.
[07:58] <Yorgos> ok Pelo i will brb
[07:58] <Pelo> Animatic,   ext3
[07:58] <voraistos> animatic: etx3
[07:58] <Animatic> Do you know if ext3 is natively supported by OS x?
[07:58] <voraistos> shouldnt be a problem.
[07:59] <Animatic> Ok, thanks
[07:59] <Pelo> Animatic, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems
[07:59] <dyrne> Animatic: ntfs? honestly id trust linux to handle win format before the ext driver in windows. ideally youd use fat32 id think
[07:59] <[WaZ] > ext3 is not natively supported by windows tho
[07:59] <_aricz> I just want the standard textmode, 8025..
[07:59] <voraistos> and as for windows, you can install microsoft unix services for windows. it makes windows completly posix compliant.
[07:59] <Animatic> Well, but Mac OS does not write to NTFS
[08:00] <Animatic> And I need to install drivers on ubuntu, if that's not supported
[08:00] <[WaZ] > Animatic: Id go for Fat32 aswell
[08:00] <Animatic> Fat32 does not support large files
[08:00] <voraistos> animatic unix services you can find it on the MS website, and it makes it completly native for win, and supported by MS
[08:00] <Animatic> I see
[08:00] <Pelo> Animatic,   fat32 supporst files up to 4gigs I beleive
[08:00] <Animatic> Yes, that's too small
[08:01] <dyrne> Animatic: named pipes and split is what i use but.. that isnt ideal for daily stuff
[08:01] <voraistos> Animatic otherwise there is just some kind of free tool that makes it run on windows, and as much integrated as ntfs or others, but it doesnt make the system posix compliant, which sucks.
[08:01] <Nik> first time in here, it wouldn't connect until I unticked SSL....is this okay?
[08:01] <Nik> register
[08:01] <Pelo> Nik,  we see you
[08:01] <efface> i am mounting a drive with sudo but when i use my normal user, i cannot read the drive, says i do not have permissions, i triied changing it with chown but it doesnt work, can someone tell me whats up
[08:02] <Pelo> efface,   sudo chmod  755 /path/drive/wathever
[08:02] <burkmat> Pelo, the thread told me I needed to compile Kismet from source, that's what I did. Do I have to manually add something to the source to make it accept my interface?
[08:02] <Animatic> I rarely use Windows, but I want the posibility to transfer files to that system as well
[08:02] <Animatic> and vice versa
[08:03] <Pelo> burkmat,  shoudln'T  are you sure you have all the dependencies ?
[08:03] <voraistos> hey has anyone seen jerb ? he was messing about libc, i told him to reboot and ....
[08:03] <cX-kads> how do I install ubuntu on a laptop with 64 mb ram
[08:03] <efface> Pelo: still says permission denied
[08:03] <jerb> voraistos: im here
[08:03] <slavik> how do I lock some packages to not be upgraded?
[08:03] <cX-kads> I can't run live cd on it
[08:03] <Pelo> Animatic,  you could make a  share partition in fat32 just for that purpose
[08:03] <bruenig> !pinning | slavik
[08:03] <burkmat> Pelo, If I didn't wouldn't I get the usual Error: Blahblah?
[08:03] <jerb> voraistos: im here running upgrade now.
[08:03] <voraistos> jerb: nice to see your box is not completly doomed
[08:03] <dyrne> cX-kads: only way id install ubuntu is either the server or alternate installer with that little mem. look into xubuntu
[08:03] <slavik> !pinning
[08:03] <Adam300> has anyone seen agpgart reboot a system on boot?
[08:03] <slavik> !ask
[08:04] <maxagaz> what bbs software should I use with ubuntu ?
[08:04] <voraistos> jerb: so you dont get any errors ?
[08:04] <gRaCiOsO> what is the command to munt a usb memory flash in a ubuntu hoary server ?
[08:04] <ubotu> slavik: pinning is an advanced feature that APT can use to prefer particular packages over others. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto
[08:04] <jerb> voraistos: he eh no this is my workstation
[08:04] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[08:04] <cX-kads> I am using the xubuntu live cd but donno what boot options I need
[08:04] <Animatic> I can't transfer files over 4 gigabytes to Fat32, so that would be obsolete
[08:04] <Pelo> burkmat,  the error msg told you to look at a file for more info,  have you looked at that file ?
[08:04] <craigbass1976> trying to get lamp up and running on my laptop to use in test driving something.  I have apache2, php4, and mysql-server5 installed.  What's left?  I get an error when navigating to install.php in my browser.
[08:04] <gRaCiOsO> what is the command to mount a usb memory flash in a ubuntu hoary server ?
[08:04] <slavik> ubotu is slow today ...
[08:04] <jerb> voraistos: yeah I did a bit diffrent this time
[08:04] <Animatic> I can use samba to transfer files I get any problems though
[08:04] <Animatic> if I*
[08:04] <cX-kads> dyrne: I am using the xubuntu live cd but donno what boot options I need
[08:04] <efface> i still cannot access the folder
[08:04] <jerb> voraistos: hang on Ill paste it to pastebin
[08:04] <craigbass1976> sounds like the problem might be the host name, but localhost and the actual host name both don't work
[08:04] <voraistos> kk
[08:04] <burkmat> Pelo, Where would I find the output from configure? Wouldn't that have been erased when I closed bash after running ./configure?
[08:05] <dyrne> gRaCiOsO: i usually plug it in then do dmesg| tail and if it says sda or sdb i do sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt  where /mnt can be whatever directory
[08:05] <voraistos> slavik: ubotu got raped i heard, so dont expect much for today
[08:05] <hateyla> !source
[08:05] <ubotu> You can easily fetch a package's source with apt-get. See: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html
[08:05] <Alessandro> Hi, i have a problem
[08:06] <Alessandro> ERROR: NV-CONTROL extension not found on this Display.
[08:06] <voraistos> so do we :P
[08:06] <sogen> ho wi can restart alsa?
[08:06] <Pelo> I have to go ,  see you all later folks
[08:06] <sogen> how i can restart alsa
[08:06] <voraistos> nvidia proprietary driver  ? Alessandro
[08:06] <mjhasbach> anyone think they can help me with my wireless internet in ubuntu 6.10? I have a topic in Beginner talk and I have had to bump it twice
[08:06] <dyrne> cX-kads: i dont know the livecd sorry. id use the server installer  then sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop personally.
[08:06] <cX-kads> ok thx
[08:06] <jerb> voraistos: its at http://sial.org/pbot/23947
[08:06] <Alessandro> voraistos,  i need install nvidia drivers
[08:07] <cX-kads> will do that
[08:07] <gRaCiOsO> dyrne,  it doesnt appear there
[08:07] <Alessandro> voraistos,  i have GeForce N7600 GS
[08:07] <mark489> Anyone know how I can switch openoffice.org Draw to pixel mode instead of inches?  (to make it more useful for web work"
[08:07] <cellojoe> inches are the new pixel
[08:07] <dyrne> cX-kads: note: you might need to update sources.list after install. sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list; save changes after you remove the # from the urls and sudo apt-get update
[08:07] <voraistos> Alessandro i never used an nvidia card, so i cant tell, but it seems that your error is related to an nvidia driver that is already there. could be the nv open source driver.
[08:08] <dyrne> gRaCiOsO: you unplugged and replugged then right away typed dmesg| tail ?
[08:08] <Alessandro> :/
[08:08] <gRaCiOsO> dyrne,  yes
[08:08] <Adam300> what is the default root password after a fresh install
[08:08] <Adam300> to su
[08:08] <voraistos> jerb: it cant find rm
[08:08] <cX-kads> dyrne: what stuff does server cd install that I wouldn't want like apache and other servers
[08:08] <cellojoe> none
[08:08] <dyrne> gRaCiOsO: try 'ls -t /dev | head' does an sda1 or sdb1 show up there?
[08:08] <bruenig> !sudo | Adam300
[08:08] <voraistos> jerb: thats terrible
[08:08] <ubotu> Adam300: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[08:09] <cellojoe> sudo passwd <your new passwd>
[08:09] <Adam300> su
[08:09] <bruenig> Adam300, there is no su
[08:09] <Adam300> is much easier to do lost of things
[08:09] <jerb> voraistos: yeah I thought so also .  any idea why not??
[08:09] <Adam300> it asked for authentication
[08:09] <happytron> anyone ever have su/sudo become totally unresponsive?
[08:09] <dyrne> cX-kads: its just a slimmed down desktop install. no servers by default. only diff is the kernel so you might apt-get a new kernel later
[08:09] <Mnemonica> Alright, I'm ready to install ubuntu from the live CD, I'm at the drive partition (step five). I just got this computer about a month ago and it came with windows vista. I want to keep windows. How would I backup my hard-drive, or would you recommend it? The instal lsays its a good idea, but I'm wondering if you guys think its something to worry about.
[08:09] <jerb> ls
[08:09] <dyrne> happytron: did you change the hostname?
[08:09] <voraistos> jerb: i dont know wether rm is part of binutils or bash or something else....
[08:10] <cellojoe> Adam300: try... sudo passwd  then enter your password, then enter the new root pw
[08:10] <cX-kads> dyrne: thx
[08:10] <happytron> dyrne: no
[08:10] <voraistos> jerb however try to rm something yourself
[08:10] <gRaCiOsO> dyrne, no sdX there in ls -t /dev | head
[08:10] <cellojoe> when it says "password:" it wants the current users password
[08:10] <Adam300> alright well if you do sudo passwd
[08:10] <jerb> voraistos: all of my frikin /usr/bin is GONE :P
[08:10] <Adam300> and put your user password in
[08:10] <cellojoe> then it asks for a new one
[08:10] <Adam300> and then type a 'root' password you can su
[08:10] <cellojoe> should be able to yes
[08:11] <voraistos> jerb just by trying using rm, then /bin/rm and /user/bin rm . do the same again replacing bin by sbin
[08:11] <dyrne> gRaCiOsO: try lsusb if that doesnt show a connection id try another port. if that doesnt work.. it gets complicated
[08:11] <happytron> dyrne: if i use sudo or su, and type the password in, nothing happens
[08:11] <Adam300> oh no I mean I just did
[08:11] <voraistos> jerb
[08:11] <voraistos> what
[08:11] <cellojoe> oh, cool
[08:11] <voraistos> damn
[08:11] <voraistos> wtf
[08:11] <jerb> voraistos: lol same thing happend last time I tried muking around in there.
[08:11] <Alessandro> ! NVIDIA-Linux
[08:11] <jerb> voraistos: ok
[08:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nvidia-linux - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:11] <voraistos> jerb: yeah thats bad
[08:11] <happytron> i think my kernel may be in a very unhappy state...
[08:11] <voraistos> jerb thats the very base of the system that is in there
[08:12] <dyrne> happytron: there is always the option of booting to recovery to fix or enable the root account. id check /etc/sudoers but to be hones i usually dont use sudo. i enable root
[08:12] <jerb> voraistos: yeah, dammit I wonder what is going on in there
[08:12] <Animatic> What about ext4?
[08:12] <jerb> centos went on just fine.
[08:12] <gRaCiOsO> dyrne,  i did it and doesnt show anything but i tryied with a cd and it the same case i thing my kernel is broke im trying to connect the usb couse there a have the new kernel source to reinstall it i dont have inet conexion ther either couse it doesnt recognize my net interfacez
[08:12] <craigbass1976> Mnemonica, I've never bothered, but you could theorectically lose everything.
[08:12] <Animatic> Anybody has any information on that filesystem?
[08:12] <happytron> dyrne: i think i will have to reboot.  like i said, su doesn't work, nor can i login as root
[08:12] <cX-kads> dyrne: another question in edgy when I put in a cd I have to mount manually with sudo, how do I get it to mount automatically
[08:12] <lesshaste> is there a repo for secondlife?
[08:13] <happytron> dyrne: whenever i try, that terminal becomes totally unresponsive
[08:13] <[WaZ] > Animatic: ext4 is uite young
[08:13] <voraistos> jerb u really have a big problem going on. i would consider reinstalling the system
[08:13] <[WaZ] > quite
[08:13] <jerb> voraistos: lol that I know
[08:13] <Bluedog> How do you find out which group a user belongs to?
[08:13] <dyrne> cX-kads: sorry my boss is giving me a funny look i have to act like im working for a while.  if im here later just /msg me or something
[08:13] <peweeh> Bluedog: sudo cat /etc/passwd | grep username
[08:13] <peweeh> should work
[08:13] <peweeh> but i don't really know :D
[08:13] <Bluedog> thanks peweeh :)
[08:13] <SlimeyPete> bluedog: cat /etc/group | grep <username> will work
[08:13] <[WaZ] > Animatic: I didn't switch from etx2 to ext3 before 2002-2003
[08:14] <Therock_> How can i get back the standard ubuntu profil for my first user?
[08:14] <Adam300> Bluedog a google search
[08:14] <jerb> voraistos: I come from RH-fedora-CentOS land and this apt-get stuff is new to me
[08:14] <gooZe> Hey guys, any of you have used patch-o-matic on Ubuntu, and succeded ?
[08:14] <voraistos> jerb thats not an apt probelm. that an usr/bin emptiness problem.
[08:14] <Mnemonica> Alright, so theoretically of course I could lose everything. But would you recommend that I backup? Or do you think that its a waste of time.
[08:14] <bruenig> goodkiwiboy, path-o-matic is...
[08:14] <[WaZ] > Mnemonica: always better to backip
[08:14] <[WaZ] > nackup
[08:15] <[WaZ] > erf
[08:15] <makhan> anyone here can help me with cross compiling for ARM
[08:15] <cX-kads> dyrne: np thx a lot for the help
[08:15] <Mnemonica> Alright then. Do I do that in windows?
[08:15] <Animatic> But it seems that ext2 is more platform-friendly. Is it adviseable to consider ext2?
[08:15] <voraistos> jerb: btw why did you talk about installing "base package" sounds like youre installing debian, not ubuntu.
[08:15] <jerb> voraistos: yeah /usr/bin was fine untill i mucked around in /var/cache/apt/whatever. same thing happend last time
[08:15] <bruenig> Animatic, what do you mean more platform-friendly
[08:15] <Animatic> Never mind
[08:15] <Animatic> I was wrong about something
[08:16] <burkmat> Trying to start Kismet. "Source 0 (keg): Enabling monitor mode for rt8180 source interface eth0 channel 6...
[08:16] <burkmat> FATAL: mode get ioctl failed 95:Operation not supported" - Interpretation from anyone who understands it?
[08:16] <crane_work> gooZe, I have not heard if it, link?
[08:16] <voraistos> jerb. thats super strange. which version are u using ?
[08:16] <jerb> voraistos: IIRC its 64 bit edgy
[08:16] <jerb> voraistos: my uname is lost or Id tell you the kernel
[08:16] <[WaZ] > Animatic: ext2 isn't journalized
[08:16] <craigbass1976> Mnemonica, do you have a usb flash drive or something you can back up to?  If you can, you can just do it from Ubuntu as long as you can read ntfs from the livecd.  I've not done it for a while, so I don't know.
[08:16] <jerb> voraistos: IIRC its 2.6.17 or somefink
[08:17] <Bluedog> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2068741
[08:17] <Bluedog> just found that
[08:17] <Bluedog> oh dear :)
[08:17] <Bluedog> lol
[08:17] <jerb> voraistos: AFK for a bit. ill be back
[08:17] <gRaCiOsO> what is the command to mount a cdrom in ubuntu hoary ?
[08:17] <sayers> PriceChild, Uh. I just like took apart my power supply and cleaned. Still loud, just a differnt sound
[08:17] <gooZe> crane_work: Netfilter.org  is a tool to patch kernel and iptables source to ad funcionality
[08:17] <gooZe> add
[08:18] <B123> When i use beryl sometimes when i go to maximize a window it lags fora moment, and idea why?
[08:18] <voraistos> jerb: i have no idea whats going on. try dling apt.deb, and remove the current apt with dpkg, install the new apt with dpkg and see how it is doing. but if after a reboot, var causes /usr/bin not to exist, then, damn i dunno
[08:18] <vieirar> Is there any way to have a sound play when emptying the trash?
[08:18] <bruenig> gRaCiOsO, hoary wow. sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/whatever /mount/point
[08:18] <matjan> hi, has anyone already tried to install vmgl or perhaps even packaged it (for dapper preferably)?
[08:18] <Auhromio> hi
[08:18] <vieirar> Sound Preference does not have any way to configure this
[08:19] <B123> any ideas on how i could configre it better?
[08:19] <sayers> PriceChild,  and yes sensors now pulls up information
[08:19] <tim167> hi, can someone help me?: i was importing video and left the computer alone, when i came back apparently the battery was empty so the computer shut down, now when i try to start it up it doesnt accept my password anymore...help!!
[08:19] <PriceChild> sayers, now following the rest of the steps?
[08:19] <addams> how can i record live streams?
[08:20] <sayers> PriceChild, Doubt they will work tho :(
[08:20] <PriceChild> sayers, well yuo'll never know then?
[08:21] <arruah>      ?
[08:21] <lesshaste> is there a repo for secondlife?
[08:21] <bruenig> lesshaste, no
[08:21] <lesshaste> bruenig: :(
[08:21] <Pici> !ru | arruah
[08:21] <PriceChild> lesshaste, just download it, extract and run
[08:21] <ubotu> arruah:    #ubuntu-ru       /  Pozhalujsta vojdite v #ubuntu-ru dlq pomoshchi na russkom qzyke
[08:21] <bruenig> :|
[08:21] <PriceChild> lesshaste, no compilation needed
[08:21] <lesshaste> PriceChild: ok
[08:21] <sayers> PriceChild, Your right it worked :O
[08:21] <voraistos> Pici im not sure that dude was russian
[08:21] <sayers> PriceChild, I <3 your determination :)
[08:22] <tim167> my computer doesnt accept my password anymore, but i didnt change it...what can i do ?
[08:22] <AndyCR> hi, how do i tell if ubuntu is utilizing my dual core cpu correctly? system monitor in gnome only shows one cpu
[08:22] <bruenig> tim167, that sounds like a pretty big problem
[08:22] <bruenig> tim167, obviously recovering passwords should not be an easy thing to do as making such a thing easy would negate the very idea of passwords
[08:23] <baktaah> Any cool Linux games?
[08:23] <Pici> voraistos: Looked like russian/cyrillic to me
[08:23] <bruenig> !frozen-bubble | baktaah
[08:23] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about frozen-bubble - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:23] <Qball> Is humming along with: 'It's Probably Me' - 'STING' (Hit Collection)
[08:23] <sayers> PriceChild, The only other loud fan is my Nvidia fan but that is a lot easier to fix I assume
[08:23] <PriceChild> sayers, Nope... I just remember reading instructions (and know the reasons) why t he reboot is needed.
[08:23] <bruenig> !info frozen-bubble | baktaah
[08:23] <ubotu> baktaah: frozen-bubble: Pop out the bubbles !. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0.0-6ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 72 kB, installed size 356 kB
[08:23] <voraistos> AndyCR, you dont tell, you enjoy :P default kernel supports all that.
[08:23] <tim167> bruenig: it does still accept my password in non-graphical mode...
[08:23] <PriceChild> sayers, what card?
[08:23] <Auhromio> hi room
[08:23] <Qball> hi fleshy thing
[08:24] <voraistos> Pici: it all look the same but i think that was polish. anyway, the dude doesnt talk anymore, so .... :P
[08:24] <bruenig> tim167, well use passwd to change it
[08:24] <sayers> PriceChild, Geforce 6800
[08:24] <baktaah> Any multiplayer linux games right now?
[08:24] <Pici> voraistos: oh well ;p
[08:24] <matjan> hi, has anyone already tried to install vmgl or perhaps even packaged it (for dapper preferably)?
[08:24] <PriceChild> sayers, with that beast stop complaing ;)
[08:24] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  it says kind of filesystem unrecognized
[08:24] <PriceChild> *complaining
[08:24] <voraistos> baktaah there is planeshift !
[08:24] <bruenig> gRaCiOsO, well your cd is messed up then
[08:25] <PriceChild> sayers, seriously though... I'm not sure why that would be powered up so much....
[08:25] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  so what can i do?
[08:25] <tim167> bruenig hmm,i guess ai can tru,  but how could it have changed when i didnt change it ?
[08:25] <voraistos> or UT, or other free games that can be quite fun like ET and ... and ...
[08:25] <tim167> *try
[08:25] <baktaah> voraistos how much a month and is it in rep?
[08:25] <xLoial> voraistos: polish don't use kyrillic letters, lol :P
[08:25] <bruenig> gRaCiOsO, get a cd that isn't screwed up
[08:25] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  but that cd works
[08:25] <sayers> PriceChild, Because Sony with their bios and such is Windows lovers due to any contract they sign forcing them to work with windows :(
[08:25] <bruenig> gRaCiOsO, clearly it does not
[08:26] <motivator> adios
[08:26] <PriceChild> sayers, but nvidia isn't sony and should be fine?
[08:26] <voraistos> xLoial: they use letters that look like it, well wich are not in my char set anyway
[08:26] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  i could install dapper with that cd on yesterday
[08:26] <bruenig> gRaCiOsO, perhaps it corrupted, but I can tell you that iso9660 is the cd filesystem
[08:26] <sayers> PriceChild, And it will
[08:26] <voraistos> baktaah it wont be in rep, and planeshift, ET and others are free. PLaneshift is alpha software so its not that great but its still nice
[08:27] <stillme> hi guys
[08:27] <papillon> hello everyone
[08:27] <sayers> PriceChild, What is a good number for this : Enter the low temperature (C)
[08:27] <sayers> at which the fan should be switched off (0):
[08:27] <papillon> can some one help me about locales
[08:27] <stillme> i dont understand ubuntu firewall
[08:27] <bruenig> !firewall | stillme
[08:27] <ubotu> stillme: Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[08:27] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  ok thanks
[08:27] <arruah> can some one help me about medecine ? :)
[08:27] <gRaCiOsO> bruenig,  i know the problem is the kernel now
[08:27] <stillme> if i do iptables -F  does it mean that my ubuntu is now vulnerable??
[08:27] <HeMan> Hi! How could I get feisty to get ipv6 adress from my radvd router?
[08:27] <PriceChild> sayers, I think when you start getting to 70 degrees things get dangerous, although should be safe till 100... either way my machine stays around 40 all the time
[08:27] <sayers> stillme, Firestart works great
[08:28] <voraistos> baktaah: there are many (yeah ok, some) windows games which can run on linux natively, as long as they use openGL there is no problem to port those.
[08:28] <bruenig> stillme, by default ubuntu has all the ports open so
[08:28] <sayers> PriceChild, So what should I have the low number be?
[08:28] <baktaah> anyway Im tired of MMO just want a tacical shooter
[08:28] <hub_> hi
[08:28] <stillme> i cant use firestarter with my dialup
[08:28] <PriceChild> sayers, why are you changing it?
[08:28] <HeMan> the ipv6 module is blacklisted with the comment "never load ipv6 automatically. ifupdown will do it for on request." but i can't find how to tell interfaces to get inet6 adress dynamicly
[08:28] <Mnemonica> How do i backup my hard-drive to insure that I don't lose any information while partitioning my hard-drive in order to install ubuntu?
[08:28] <stillme> it cant find my modem a huaweii wireless modem
[08:28] <papillon> i have ? caracter instead of  can someone help me?
[08:28] <bruenig> Mnemonica, you can put the files on a cd or something
[08:28] <Mnemonica> or something.
[08:29] <bruenig> Mnemonica, dvd
[08:29] <bruenig> Mnemonica, flash drive
[08:29] <bruenig> Mnemonica, another hard drive
[08:29] <PriceChild> stillme, system> prefs > keyboard and choose the correct one :)
[08:29] <stillme> so how do i make my ubuntu secure??
[08:29] <hub_> i hav e a bug in ubuntu themes found
[08:29] <bruenig> stillme, I wouldn't worry about it
[08:29] <sayers> stillme, Ubuntu is pretty secure as it is.
[08:29] <sayers> stillme, Very secure indeed
[08:29] <stillme> so i could go ahead and do iptables save??
[08:29] <PriceChild> stillme, ubuntu ships with no ports open by default and uses sudo instead of a root account. All you need to do is know what you are doing when you use sudo.
[08:30] <AlbertoP> hello
[08:30] <bruenig> stillme, just don't worry about it, go on with whatever you do
[08:30] <Rocha> hello, anyone here with a sony vaio?
[08:30] <h3x0r> hey what do i need to play a game off a CD with Wine, someone said i need a patch but not sure what they meant, a no cd patch?
[08:30] <stillme> i tried using firestarter to do internet sharing
[08:30] <Rocha> i can't change the screen brightness
[08:30] <Rocha> i have sony_acpi module loaded
[08:30] <stillme> it ended up not allowing me to browse internet
[08:30] <hub_> when i set a theme then go terminal and type gedit the come a bug "dont found color bla bla"......
[08:30] <stillme> unless i do iptables -F
[08:31] <Rocha> and brightness doesn't change writing to /proc/acpi/sony/brightness
[08:31] <stillme> so i kicked firestarter out
[08:31] <bruenig> stillme, you are probably configuring it poorly
[08:31] <fuzzy_logic> does anyone know a good alternative to ms media center for linux? so not a linux distribution, but just a program that runs under ubuntu for example
[08:31] <papillon> what i must do to get help?
[08:31] <PriceChild> fuzzy_logic, mythtv maybe
[08:31] <stillme> it doesnt list my modem that was the problem
[08:31] <fuzzy_logic> papillon: just ask a question :P
[08:31] <fuzzy_logic> PrinceChild: i understood that that is a special distribution.. right?
[08:31] <stillme> my modem is in /dev/ttyUSB0
[08:31] <sayers> PriceChild,  Where is this file : rc.local
[08:31] <stillme> i dont see it in firestarter list of modems
[08:32] <papillon> in nautilus i have ? caracter instead of  so i can't execute many scripts
[08:32] <PriceChild> sayers, /etc
[08:32] <stillme> anyways i got the internet sharing to work by doing apt-get install dnsmasq ipmasq
[08:32] <dealc> I have a problem, I can connect ot my samba shares but I can not write to them from the other side. What Can I do?
[08:32] <stillme> and everything is working fine now
[08:33] <dealc> I am using a windows machine to connect to my linux samba shares.
[08:33] <tim167> i suspect my problem isnt password related but that there isnt enough space left on harddisk to start graphica environment, how do i remove files correctly to make room? rm? or should i add an arguement to it (cant man rm because 'not enough room left on device')
[08:34] <tim167> *graphical
[08:34] <stillme> dealc set permission for the folder
[08:34] <hub_> sry for spam :::  a bug in a theme ;  Gtk-Message: (for origin information, set GTK_DEBUG): failed to retrieve property `GtkWidget::cursor-color' of type `GdkColor' from rc file value "((GString*) 0x84bf040)" of type `GString'
[08:34] <dealc> stilme: How Do I do that?
[08:34] <hub_> i type gedit
[08:34] <papillon> fuzzy_logic: i have problem with locales. the  frensh caracters are displayed as ? caracter
[08:34] <hub_> in terminal with a slim heme
[08:35] <dealc> stillme: How Do I do that?
[08:35] <stillme> where does ubuntu save iptables conf when u do iptables-save
[08:35] <stillme> use chmod
[08:36] <papillon> any one can help me fixing frensh locales. thanks
[08:36] <HeMan> found it! in interfaces i had to add "iface eth0 inet6 manual"
[08:36] <stillme> chmod 755 <your directory>
[08:37] <papillon> in nautilus i have files name displayed with ? caracter instead of  one. can any one help me fix the problem
[08:37] <stefg> papillon: are you on feisty?
[08:37] <papillon> yes stefg
[08:38] <stefg> papillon: so /j ubuntu+1, although they might simply be broken and not ready yet
[08:38] <baktaah> Is there a good java compiler that I can use ( like Jcreator, easylike)
[08:38] <stefg> !feisty
[08:38] <ubotu> The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu)
[08:39] <papillon> stefg: so what can i do
[08:39] <stefg> papillon: wait
[08:39] <sayers> PriceChild, It works :O OMG OMG OMG OMG ME SO HAPPY
[08:39] <papillon> lol
[08:39] <PriceChild> sayers, wooo well done :)
[08:39] <papillon> stefg: thank you
[08:39] <sayers> PriceChild, I have used linux for like 3 months and have always had this problem
[08:40] <sayers> PriceChild, Gonna re-configure it tho to be more perfect :)
[08:40] <rysiek|pl> guys, I have got a laptop (with an Ati - and beryl working) that I have today connected to my home LCD screen. I want to see the movie on the home LCD screen, but the movie player window is blue - the film is only shown on the laptop's screen. I remember there WAS a way to change this, butt I can't find it (googled, help.ubuntu.com'ed, etc...)
[08:40] <cX-kads> When I try to partition with a server install cd I get I/O error on hda
[08:40] <cX-kads> what can I do
[08:40] <lebron> jest tu ktos z gdyni?? ;P
[08:40] <dnl> When the Live CD is installed during a regular installation, is the entire contents of the cloop image copied to the hard drive?
[08:41] <CheshireViking> !pl | lebron
[08:41] <baktaah> Is there a good java compiler that I can use ( like Jcreator, easylike) for ubuntu?
[08:41] <ubotu> lebron: Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl
[08:41] <stefg> cX-kads: buy a new drive, that is not broken? :-)
[08:41] <cX-kads> I know but its in a laptop
[08:41] <rysiek|pl> lebron: wejd na ubuntu.pl; this is an english speaking channel
[08:41] <cX-kads> is there a fix for the hdrive
[08:41] <rysiek|pl> lebron: #ubuntu.pl
[08:41] <lebron> ok ok ... sorry :]
[08:41] <rysiek|pl> nop
[08:42] <abccba_> booting kernel vmlinuz-2.6.20-12-386 is failing but vmlinuz-2.6.20-8-386 is ok... looks like the first cant mount a partition... whats wrong?
[08:42] <stefg> cX-kads: so chances are that it'll break soon... no use in installing a new OS on it, will die anyway
[08:42] <cX-kads> stefg: I just need to see if the laptop works
[08:42] <cX-kads> stefg: I can replace the harddrive
[08:43] <stefg> cX-kads: so get the Desktop CD... that's what it is meant for
[08:43] <stefg> !download
[08:43] <ubotu> Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive
[08:43] <cX-kads> stefg: It has only 64mb ram so can't live cd
[08:44] <cX-kads> stefg: Is there a live cd out there that uses less than 64 ram
[08:44] <stefg> cX-kads: forget ubuntu on that.... DSL might run
[08:44] <cX-kads> stefg: ok
[08:44] <cX-kads> stefg: thx
[08:45] <baktaah> What javaeditor + compiler is good for Ubuntu (easy looking GUI) ?
[08:45] <Pici> baktaah: You could try Eclipse.
[08:45] <baktaah> Pici okay just code and press compile or?
[08:45] <stefg> !feisty | abccba_:
[08:45] <ubotu> abccba_:: The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu)
[08:46] <reggie> siema
[08:46] <jerb> ! apt
[08:46] <ubotu> APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE)
[08:46] <abccba_> stefg, ??
[08:46] <Pici> baktaah: Kinda.  Once you get a project started it easy to use, plus it pulls the javadoc into it.
[08:46] <stefg> abccba_: feisty question in #ubuntu+1 please
[08:47] <reggie> how install beryl in ubuntu 6.12 edgy
[08:47] <abccba_> stefg, oh ok
[08:47] <baktaah> Pici thanks man :)
[08:47] <baktaah> Pici do u got others for C++ and C# ?
[08:47] <deepfreez> I have a problem i install " wine " and i play a game ... this game give me this error:
[08:47] <deepfreez> You have triggered a bug in the DirectX 9.0 runtime. Please install DirectX 8.1b (or later) for a fix. See Release Notes for instructions on how to obtain it.
[08:47] <stefg> deepfreez: ask in #winehq
[08:48] <sayers> PriceChild, To bad features such as Suspend don't work. :(
[08:48] <PriceChild> sayers, using binary nvidia drivers?
[08:48] <nikin> what is the console command to see the overall size of more files?
[08:48] <sayers> PriceChild, I just reinstalled ubuntu today so not yet
[08:48] <sayers> PriceChild, think if I install that Suspend will work?
[08:49] <PriceChild> sayers, no, binary drivers break things
[08:49] <_aricz> Mmmm.. apt-get rewlez! =) oh yeah
[08:50] <sayers> PriceChild, Well now that my fan works I can deal with the 1 minute boot time :)
[08:50] <sayers> PriceChild, What's the alternative to BInary Drivers?
[08:50] <nikin> is there any console command to see the combined size of more files? or just one?
[08:50] <PriceChild> sayers, a whole minute? :) The alternative to binary drivers is open source ones, which you are using right now. They just don't provide 3d acceleration
[08:51] <stefg> nikin: man du
[08:51] <sayers> PriceChild, Well I bought the card for the 3d :)
[08:51] <firsm> Hi.
[08:52] <sayers> PriceChild, Is feisty stable enough to be worth the transition ?
[08:52] <firsm> I'm trying to install the nvidia drivers on ubuntu feisty, but when I set my xorg.conf to use the nvidia driver Xorgs says (EE) Failed to load module "nvidia" (module does not exist, 0). Any ideas (Yes, I have the nvidia modules installed)
[08:52] <dogmeat> how do i build a kernel module in debian?
[08:52] <dogmeat> s/debian/ubuntu
[08:52] <PriceChild> sayers, feisty is not stable :) Release around 19th
[08:52] <sayers> PriceChild, I will wait then :)
[08:52] <dogmeat> have sl-modem-source, want to build a kernel module, how can i do this?
[08:52] <PriceChild> dogmeat, why do you want to build one?
[08:52] <bsp> I seem to be having trouble making grub show a splashimage for the menu. Followed the how-to step for step, even double checked the menu.lst file and all looks in order according to the how-to, but still no splash/grub menu background. Even tried different images from the package and so far the 3 I've tried doesn't work.. Any suggestions? I'm using feisty fawn beta
[08:52] <Animatic> 19th what?
[08:53] <PriceChild> firsm, how did you install?
[08:53] <dogmeat> PriceChild: cause it isn't available otherwise
[08:53] <CheshireViking> Animatic, April
[08:53] <PriceChild> dogmeat, what isn't?
[08:53] <firsm> PriceChild: apt-get install nvidia-glx nvidia nivida-restricted...-lowlatency
[08:53] <Animatic> Great
[08:53] <dogmeat> sl-modem
[08:53] <firsm> PriceChild: they do load fine with modprobe
[08:54] <PriceChild> dogmeat, afaik you don't need to recompile the entire kernel... use module-assistant
[08:54] <igor> the virtualization support in feisty is Xen Source right?
[08:54] <sayers> PriceChild, Is that beryl thing really neat ?
[08:54] <igor> sayers: yes. it is
[08:54] <sayers> Sorry to keep bothering you meant that to go to all
[08:54] <PriceChild> sayers, /me loves beryl
[08:54] <sayers> igor, Think it will impress non-linux people
[08:54] <PriceChild> sayers, not for beginners
[08:55] <dogmeat> right, wasn't going to build the kernel, only trying to use module-assistant to build the sl-modem-source, but the module-assistant was failing with some diagnostics
[08:55] <igor> sayers: yeah.. will do
[08:55] <PriceChild> sayers, don't get or give the impression that beryl is stable
[08:55] <sayers> PriceChild, Well I am not a beginner, but then again not a Guru
[08:55] <igor> sayers: far from stable ;-)
[08:55] <dogmeat>  tried to build the sl-modem-source using module-assistant, but it failed, im running ubuntu, diagnostics msg was '/usr/src/modules/sl-modem/drivers/amrmo_init.c:704: error: expected ) before string constant'. that line of code is '    704 MODULE_PARM(debug,"i");' i suspected that the function macro #define MODULE_PARAM isn't defined, so i looked to see if right kernel-headers, and other packages were installed correctly for
[08:55] <dogmeat>  the m-a build environment, but can't really tell.
[08:55] <sayers> Then why would I want it :)
[08:55] <igor> sayers: its nice ;-)
[08:55] <PriceChild> sayers, support in #ubuntu-effects Some find it unstable, i find it rock soliud
[08:55] <makkk> can someone tell me what "Message from syslogd@baikal at Mon Apr  2 13:53:10 2007 ...
[08:55] <makkk> baikal kernel: [18044190.536000]  Disabling IRQ #58
[08:55] <makkk> " mean?
[08:56] <igor> PriceChild: did you have sucess running gl apps with beryl?
[08:56] <PriceChild> igor, I use nvidia's 9*** aiglx so of course
[08:56] <sayers> What one is the best, I just want to impress some people and possibly use it...
[08:56] <igor> PriceChild: and about multiple displays in a nvidia card?
[08:56] <PriceChild> igor, nvidia-settings handles that
[08:56] <igor> PriceChild: gimme a lot bugs here..
[08:56] <stefg> dogmeat: with dapper and edgy (?) you have to use the -386 kernel flavor to get the sl-modem driver to work. my Lappie's modem worked 'out of the box' with the 386 kernel, but not with generic or -686
[08:57] <igor> PriceChild: then I removed.. did you know if is it on feisty repository?
[08:57] <PriceChild> igor, beryl is in universe for feisty
[08:57] <Lord_Vader> Ok, for all of you that want to know: Feisty does only support svg panel icons so if you want to replace those icons, they should be in the svg format.. took me 3 days to figure out how to change that icon in feisty :P
[08:58] <Lord_Vader> the icon names you should look for are: start-here.svg
[08:58] <Lord_Vader> they are the ones you should replace if you want a costum icon
[08:58] <Spliffster> question: looking for a simple backup solution (scriptable) which backups a couple of unix computers over the network to an external hdd (ftp/ssh/nfs/cfis) ... what are you guys using ?
[08:58] <dogmeat> stefg: im running edgy 2.6.17-11-generic kernel
[08:59] <Animatic> Does Ubuntu support the filesystem, Mac OSx Extended (journaled) by the way?
[08:59] <sayers> I would put my money on there is somthing that does.
[08:59] <stefg> dogmeat: feisty is a building site, a.) /j #ubuntu+1, b.) don't expect anything like that to work in a beta
[08:59] <ferronica> what is Gtk-engine??
[08:59] <firsm> Hmm, anybody know where xorg is expecting the nvidia module if not in /lib/modules/...?
[09:00] <ferronica> i found it in themes
[09:00] <ferronica> !gtk
[09:00] <ubotu> GTK is the !GIMP toolkit, which forms the base of !GNOME and is used by many applications to provide a !GUI
[09:01] <Spliffster> firsm: AFAIK /lib/modules/`uname -r`
[09:01] <stefg> dogmeat: blah... got to learn to read... edgy has a 386 kernel as well
[09:01] <r3zon8> anyone familiar with the newer hp printers that use compact flash to store fonts? can i make my own compcatflash-font card by just copying over some pcl fonts to an empty card and sticking it in there
[09:01] <erisco> I need to do audio editing, slicing and dicing song tracks, what are some software packages I could use?
[09:01] <Lord_Vader> erisco, audacity
[09:02] <stefg> !info linux-kernel-image-386 edgy
[09:02] <ubotu> Package linux-kernel-image-386 does not exist in edgy
[09:02] <ferronica> Is there ay profit to upgarde ubuntu 6.06 LTA dapper to ubuntu latest not Beta???
[09:02] <erisco> Thanks Lord_Vader, I will give that a whirl
[09:02] <Lord_Vader> erisco, good luck ;)
[09:02] <ferronica> Is there any profit to upgarde ubuntu 6.06 LTA dapper to ubuntu latest not Beta??? :)
[09:02] <erisco> do you find it difficult Lord_Vader?
[09:02] <Spliffster> erisco: yes Audacity is a nice wave editor
[09:02] <Lord_Vader> ferronica, of course there is, newer is always better
[09:03] <stefg> ferronica: I'd wait until Feisty is stable and take that. To my expereince edgy isn't worth it
[09:03] <Lord_Vader> erisco, haven't used it myself but it's supposed to be really great.. like virtualdub for windows, only this one is for editing audio :P
[09:03] <crane_work> Ferronica: I would just hold out until Fiesty'
[09:03] <erisco> edgy was worth it for me, personally
[09:03] <ferronica> Lord_vader: which one is latest one
[09:03] <PriceChild> !ts | ferronica
[09:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ts - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[09:03] <h4wk_> Ive recently installed (today) and im on 6.10 atm
[09:03] <PriceChild> !lts | ferronica
[09:03] <ubotu> ferronica: LTS means Long Term Support. LTS versions of Ubuntu will be supported for 3 years on the desktop, and 5 years on the server.
[09:03] <h4wk_> Worth updating to beta?
[09:04] <stefg> no
[09:04] <PriceChild> ferronica, Dapper is solid and will be supported longer than edgy
[09:04] <Lord_Vader> ferronica, like crane_work said, wait for feisty to get released (7.04)
[09:04] <Spliffster> ferronica: if you need a stable system go for dapper, if you have unsupported hardware go for edgy, if you love to play with new features and the latest&greates go for feisty
[09:04] <PriceChild> !worksforme > Lord_Vader (see pm from ubotu)
[09:04] <zulfajuniadi> wait for feisty lts then upgrade tothet :)
[09:04] <crane_work> h4wk: I would not suggest beta unless you are ok wiht your system breaking
[09:04] <crane_work> not that it will but it could
[09:04] <Villhaubuntu> Is there any way of installing Ubuntu from my cd without going to the desktop in the liveCD?
[09:04] <PriceChild> ferronica, If it ain't broke then don't fix it.
[09:05] <zulfajuniadi> i've been using it since alpha, no breakage here :)
[09:05] <Supaplex> http://www.google.com/tisp/ ahhh so nice.
[09:05] <zulfajuniadi> Supaplex: damn! i wish they had that here...
[09:05] <Lord_Vader> PriceChild, I like new drivers, that's why I told him to go for feisty when it's released :P
[09:05] <Oritemis> hello guys. Do you know a way to convert a odb (openoffice database) to a mysql database?
[09:05] <relia> Is there a good QT-based front-end to vim like gvim is to GTK?
[09:05] <ferronica> Spliffster: ok i will wait for feisty. when it going to release?
[09:05] <stefg> !feisty
[09:05] <ubotu> The next version of Ubuntu (7.04; codenamed "Feisty Fawn") should be released in April 2007. Beta is out! http://www.ubuntu.com/news/Ubuntu704Beta Schedule: !schedule - Specifications (goals): https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty - Help and support in #ubuntu+1 (NOT #ubuntu)
[09:06] <PriceChild> Lord_Vader, please read !worksforme :) There is no reason to upgrade if everything is currently fine
[09:06] <ferronica> Spliffster: feisty is stable like dapper?
[09:06] <stefg> !schedule
[09:06] <ubotu> Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
[09:06] <PriceChild> ferronica, definitely not
[09:06] <crane_work> Ferronica: 2 1/2 weeks
[09:06] <zulfajuniadi> ferronica: not yet :(
[09:06] <Spliffster> ferronica: i do not know the release date of feisty .. should be soon ... check #ubuntu+1 they have up to date infos
[09:06] <PriceChild> ferronica, dapper is "LTS", feisty isn't even released. When it is released it won't be supported as long either
[09:06] <crane_work> Unless it's pushed for some reason
[09:06] <ferronica> feisty is not stable like dapper???
[09:06] <Lord_Vader> PriceChild, well, I don't agree. things could always work better. with linux especially
[09:06] <ercari_> nas
[09:06] <PriceChild> ferronica, no
[09:07] <stefg> ferronica: the kernel is still under heavy development.... expect your system to randomly break when using feisty beta
[09:07] <PriceChild> Lord_Vader, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"
[09:07] <ercari_> hola a tod@s
[09:07] <Oritemis> hello guys. Do you know a way to convert a odb (openoffice database) to a mysql database?
[09:07] <Lord_Vader> PriceChild, I know
[09:07] <PriceChild> Lord_Vader, In this channel please try and save people LOTS of trouble by upgrading.
[09:07] <freezey> anybody have any experience with tivoli?
[09:08] <ferronica> PriceChild: no no  i dont use beta, i will use full release.
[09:08] <Spliffster> ferronica: well, AFAIK dapper is a more conservative release with the goal of stability over functionaliy/new features. all late releases are here to supprt more hardware, incorporate new features ... this is not the mosty secure approach. i wouldn't call it unstable but i would not like such things an a system i must rely on (like a server)
[09:08] <ferronica> PriceChild: final release of feisty is stable??
[09:08] <Lord_Vader> PriceChild, why make a new ubuntu if you don't want anyone to use it? I'm not arguing with you, just a question
[09:08] <sisplau> what is ubuntu?
[09:08] <aricz> :))
[09:08] <Jen1> hi, how do I extract  part(1).rar/part(2).rar files so it makes it an iso like it does in windows?
[09:08] <ompaul> !ubuntu
[09:08] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHowCome
[09:08] <PriceChild> ferronica, yes, but dapper is an LTS release.
[09:08] <PriceChild> Lord_Vader, I didn't say that :)
[09:08] <sisplau> :O
[09:08] <Lord_Vader> PriceChild, k :P
[09:08] <sisplau> like windows but much better
[09:09] <crane_work> Lets help and not debate
[09:09] <ferronica> PriceChild: then you too using dapper??/
[09:09] <PriceChild> sisplau, Linux is NOT windows.
[09:09] <ompaul> sisplau, ehh wrong, nothing like windows
[09:09] <Spliffster> ferronica: all releases are stable, bt well .. what stable means will be defined by the distro and this can differ :)
[09:09] <PriceChild> ferronica, Nope I'm on Feisty :)
[09:09] <sisplau> ok
[09:09] <zea> hey, i have a big problem... i try to install the conexant driver and now i need to unistall it, but i have a error
[09:09] <sisplau> thanks
[09:09] <ferronica> PriceChild: why???
[09:09] <Oritemis> guys? do you know about odb converters?
[09:09] <PriceChild> ferronica, "do as I say, not as I do" comes to mind ;) I use feisty to find, test and help with bugs. I don't require a stable system with a graphical desktop
[09:09] <Jen1> hi, how do I extract  part(1).rar/part(2).rar files so it makes it an iso like it does in windows?
[09:09] <ompaul> ferronica, are you sure you did not come here about a year ago?
[09:09] <zea> and i cant install or remove anything
[09:10] <ferronica> ompaul: what you mean??
[09:10] <stefg> zea: sudo apt-get -f install ?
[09:10] <bruenig> Jen1, to extract rar, do unrar e whatever.rar
[09:10] <ompaul> there was a user here a year ago with that nick
[09:11] <ferronica> ompaul: if  dapper is stable and good i will go with dapper for 3 years ;)
[09:11] <stefg> ferronica: dapper is stable and good :-)
[09:12] <zea> stefg, it works..
[09:12] <ferronica> PriceChild: is there any site where i can learn about ubuntu system file. like what is etc, fstab like that???
[09:12] <ferronica> PriceChild: so that i can do some research on it
[09:12] <Villhaubuntu> can I install feisty fawn without loging on to the desktop?
[09:12] <PriceChild> ferronica, erm...
[09:12] <ferronica> PriceChild: after all linux is free to do anything
[09:12] <PriceChild> !feisty > Villhaubuntu (see the pm from ubotu)
[09:13] <ferronica> PriceChild: what???
[09:13] <PriceChild> ferronica, I don't know any guides off the top of my head sorry
[09:13] <joumetal> My friend doesn't have shutdown button in logout window. How could I add it. (dapper)
[09:13] <ompaul> ferronica, commit install read the man pages and the info pages and the look at the manuals pages on help.ubuntu.com
[09:13] <ferronica> PriceChild: can you tell me why you are using linux
[09:14] <Lord_Vader> joumetal, does he have beryl or something like it running? that could cause the shutdown button to dissapear
[09:14] <bruenig> joumetal, system>administration>login window make sure "Show actions menu" is checked
[09:14] <ompaul> ferronica, that is way off topic
[09:14] <ferronica> PriceChild: sorry