[01:37] <tubbie> what kernel should I use for my p4 with HT?
[01:38] <phaed2> Do we ever start to hear a buzz a few days before the next version is officially released, or is it usually a secret right up to the day of release?
[01:38] <apokryphos> tubbie: 686
[01:38] <spikeb> SMP i would think, tubbie
[01:38] <spikeb> apokryphos: why not SMP?
[01:38] <tubbie> but I don't see any 2.6.x smp kernel in apt-get
[01:38] <tubbie> :\
[01:39] <apokryphos> is HT something else?
[01:39] <spikeb> apokryphos: HT = hyperthreading. it fakes the appearance of multiple procs
[01:39] <apokryphos> not well versed with pentiums
[01:39] <apokryphos> ok; yup, smp
[01:39] <apokryphos> 686-smp then
[01:39] <tubbie> how do I install the kernel?
[01:39] <apokryphos> !info linux-686-smp
[01:39] <open_shell> Hi. If I wanted to start an application in Ubuntu as the SU how would I create an icon on the desktop and make it open and ask for the password? I know I could open a terminal and do it but I would like to skip the extra step.
[01:40] <ubotu> linux-686-smp: (Complete Linux kernel on PPro/Celeron/PII/PIII/PIV SMP.), section restricted/base, is optional. Version: 2.6.12.16 (breezy), Packaged size: 22 kB, Installed size: 48 kB
[01:40] <NanoBC1> tubbie: just like any other package
[01:40] <cubikdice> tubbie, sudo apt-get install linux-686
[01:40] <NanoBC1> tubbie: use synaptic and that's it
[01:40] <tubbie> downloading :)
[01:40] <interferon> open_shell, use "gksu command"
[01:41] <tubbie> hope it will work better
[01:41] <felipe__> tubbie, search for it in Sinaptyc
[01:41] <cubikdice> tubbie, i hope too :_
[01:42] <Aqua> I'm downloading the java, now it says.. Make the downloaded file Execuatable. What's that mean?
[01:42] <tubbie> brb, reboot
[01:42] <open_shell> interferon: It opened up no problem but did not ask for a SU password
[01:43] <spikeb> no no no that's not right
[01:43] <interferon> open_shell, it should
[01:43] <NanoBC1> remember there's you won't be asked for password again if you recently wrote it down
[01:43] <open_shell> Hmm let me check on it interferon
[01:44] <NanoBC1> I think there's like 5 minutes of "memory"
[01:44] <interferon> open_shell, use "gksu whatevertheprogramis" as the Command field for the launcher
[01:44] <open_shell> That is what I have interferon. I have gksu quanta %U
[01:45] <open_shell> Interferon: It lets me save now to the var/www/ folder so it worked without asking for the password.
[01:46] <open_shell> Thanks Interferon.
[01:46] <interferon> open_shell, ah.  quote the whole command, e.g. 'gksu "quanta %u"'
[01:47] <open_shell> ok will try that now.
[01:47] <open_shell> Can anyone tell me if there is a similar shortcut to minimize all windows via the keyboard
[01:48] <interferon> open_shell, you can set a shortcut to show the desktop, which is similar
[01:48] <Drake_> is there a simple way to generate the md5 for a single word?
[01:48] <hurax> echo singleword | md5sum
[01:48] <open_shell> Interferon is there  a website you recommend?
[01:49] <interferon> open_shell, for what?
[01:49] <Primal> ubuntu.com - good website
[01:49] <open_shell> For learning the GNOME shortcuts?
[01:50] <open_shell> Oh duh there is a app for it
[01:50] <open_shell> Sorry I just found it.
[01:50] <interferon> open_shell, try the Keyboard Shortcuts option in System | Preferences
[01:50] <Drake_> hurax: thanks a lot I knew it couldn't be that difficult I was banging my head against the wall lol
[01:52] <sip> hi
[01:52] <sip> hola
[01:52] <sip> konichiwa
[01:52] <acke_> hey i just installed ubuntu. however i never got as far as entering the gnome environment. I am stuck with the bash. I tried to run startx but then i get fatal error 104 connection reset by peer on x server 0:0. I cant do sudo halt or sudo shutdown, (unable to lookup ubuntu via gethostbyname() ) In my /var/log/Xorg.0.log the last row states "Fatal server error: no screens found" What can i do?? o.O
[01:52] <sip> dobry den
[01:52] <sip> bon noite
[01:52] <Flannel> acke_: you probably don't have X (or gnome, etc) installed.
[01:53] <open_shell> If I wanted to use a p2p app what one is the most useful to a minimalist user who just wants to watch some anime?
[01:53] <Aqua> spikeb,  did you get my pm
[01:53] <sip> a la puta ya salude en casi todos los idiomas q hablo y nadaie saluda!!!
[01:53] <Flannel> !es
[01:53] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[01:53] <spikeb> nope
[01:53] <acke_> Flannel, i did a regular install from cd. I did the very same as i did when i installd on my other laptop.(no install issues with that one...)
[01:53] <sip> como entro a ese canal?
[01:53] <caravena> Hello!, problem in my ubuntu.
[01:53] <jadaz87> what is the difference between the ubuntu server install and the ubuntu server distro
[01:54] <MENDIGO> amphi, can you say that cmd again, to adjust the sound before video?
[01:54] <jadaz87> ?
[01:54] <feelxXx> sip: /join #<chan>
[01:54] <RemyHome> !upgrade
[01:54] <ubotu> hmm... upgrade is Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade. Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades . Note command line: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the bleeding edge.
[01:54] <Flannel> acke_: did you do a server install? or, what error happened? as there might be more problems than just no X installed.
[01:54] <sip> tks
[01:54] <Flannel> acke_: but, try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:54] <caravena> Package show/message "violacin de segmentacion"
[01:54] <Aqua> Hey, it's telling me to make the download excecutable, what's that mean
[01:54] <tubbie> !flash
[01:54] <ubotu> Installation & troubleshooting for Flash is covered in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[01:55] <feelxXx> Aqua: you have to chmod the file (execute is 4 afaik)
[01:55] <amphi> MENDIGO: try -autosync 30 - if that doesn't you do it, while playing you can adjust av sync with - & +
[01:55] <caravena> "violation of segment" now dpkg-reconfigure --all
[01:56] <acke_> Flannel, anytime i do sudo i get this error::: unable to lookup ubuntu via gethostbyname()
[01:56] <caravena> I apache, bind, etc... message "violation of segment"
[01:56] <caravena> In apache, bin9, etc...
[01:56] <kuitang> acke_, do u hav tcp/ip working right?
[01:56] <amphi> caravena: anything about 'dynamic mmap' ?
[01:56] <MENDIGO> amphi, already worked, ive watched the entire documentary =] , but whats is the cmd to keep it forever in mplayer?
[01:56] <blank_> how do you run bit torrent from the command ling?
[01:56] <Flannel> acke_: then your hosts file is messed up.   I didnt do anything "wrong" when installing ubuntu
[02:00] <caravena> amphi: message of dpkg " "violation of segment" in packages...
[02:00] <amphi> caravena: that's all?
[02:00] <caravena> amphi: crash dpkg-reconfigure -all
[02:00] <feelxXx> Aqua: btw, an "simple file" you'll never be able to "install" - so, it's probably not you fault
[02:00] <acke_> How do I uninstall the grub loader?
[02:00] <MENDIGO> amphi, got it!! i will note that
[02:01] <feelxXx> acke_: what else you want to use?
[02:01] <Aqua> Sorry about the language Feel. I'm just trying to get Java onto my comp so I can play Runescape
[02:02] <amphi> MENDIGO: obviously you can edit the file, just 'echo foo=bar >> ~/.mplayer/config' is quicker for adding one-liners
[02:02] <Aqua> XP failed, and i've never used linux before
[02:02] <derdewey> how do I get the dapper beta 7 to boot into the live cd?  I've only been able to do the graphical installer...
[02:02] <Madpilot> Aqua, have you seen the Java page on the ubuntu wiki?
[02:02] <darius_> Aqua: it's been a while since I've played that game .. but it does indeed play under Linux
[02:02] <Aqua> Yeah, somone sent it before.. but I follow the instructions, and theres so many times.
[02:02] <amphi> MENDIGO: note the '>>' to append to the file, rather than '>' to overwrite it
[02:02] <Aqua> And when I play it, it says install this plugin, and when I try it, it just fails
[02:02] <Aqua> like it just keeps failing to install
[02:03] <Aqua> and I even follow there commands through the terminal, whcih also fail
[02:03] <caravena> dpkg-reconfigure all || [...]  || * Stopping apache 2.0 web server || /var/lib/dpkg/info/apache2-mpm-prefork.prerm: line 6: 9151 Violation of segment.
[02:03] <RemyHome> derdewey, do you have the live CD or the install CD ?
[02:03] <Madpilot> Aqua, right after the Sun Java section of the wiki, there's a smaller section on making sure your system is using the correct version of Java - have you followed that?
[02:03] <amphi> caravena: is this dapper or breezy?
[02:03] <ahmeni> Can one go from debian stable to ubuntu just by changing the apt sources list?
[02:03] <derdewey> RemyHome, hmm, it was the first download on the ubuntu page
[02:03] <caravena> amphi: (Many thanks you), dapper
[02:04] <amphi> caravena: try asking in #ubuntu+1, that's the dapper channel
[02:04] <RemyHome> derdewey, not sure mate, sorry
[02:04] <caravena> amphi: (Sorry my english.  Yes is very bad : -(
[02:04] <amphi> caravena: what is your default language?
[02:04] <derdewey> oh darn, looks like install
[02:05] <derdewey> will the live cd allow me to do the installation as well?
[02:05] <caravena> amphi: Spanish
[02:05] <amphi> caravena: there's also #ubuntu-es
[02:05] <Madpilot> derdewey, the Dapper liveCD will - the Breezy one can't
[02:05] <caravena> amphi: My language is Spanish
[02:05] <jksd> anyone know where I can download the mp4 plugin for gnomebaker?
[02:05] <caravena> amphi: Not help : -(.
[02:05] <jksd> if there is one
[02:05] <amphi> caravena: heh - try #ubuntu+1
[02:05] <Aqua> Yearggggg
[02:06] <Aqua> jdk-1_5_0_06-linux-i586.bin is on the desktop, what would be the command to put in the terminal to install it
[02:06] <vars> hey is there a web site that will tell me how to turn a computer into a web server so i can serve a web page
[02:06] <Madpilot> ubotu, tell vars about apache
[02:07] <Drake_> what log would show what crapped out on the network side of linux box to prevent anymore connections but the box is still physically running and can log into it locally?
[02:07] <acuster> hey all
[02:07] <amphi> vars: there are lighter webservers too - tldp.org may well have a howto
[02:07] <Madpilot> Aqua, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats has all the info you'll need...
[02:07] <acuster> anyone else unable to have the confirm dialog on exit?
[02:07] <acuster> there's no way for me to save only the session states that I want to save
[02:08] <acuster> and therefore no way to save a default session setup
[02:08] <Madpilot> Aqua, I think you need the JRE package, not the JDK - jdk is the development/programmers kit
[02:08] <malachi> hello
[02:08] <feelxXx> Aqua: ./jdk-1_5_0_06-linux-i586.bin if it's already executeable
[02:08] <Madpilot> acuster, are you running Dapper or breezy
[02:08] <Madpilot> ?
[02:08] <malachi> hello
[02:08] <tubbie> compiz.real: Couldn't load plugin 'libtransset.so'
[02:08] <acuster> dapper
[02:08] <tubbie> any idea?
[02:08] <Madpilot> Aqua, exact URL: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats#head-fabecb1554d75cd3116507e4da83335d4e4f8f3e
[02:09] <malachi> why doesn't some SiS cards have opengl support?
[02:09] <Madpilot> acuster, Dapper has the f'd up looking giant logout screen, right? With no 'save session' checkbox...
[02:09] <dust> hey! does anyone know where to set display hotkeys?
[02:09] <acuster> yeah
[02:09] <acuster> the dialog that's always beneath all the other windows
[02:09] <harrisonk> how can i change what resolution options I have for X?
[02:10] <acuster> must be metacity "remembering" it was open before
[02:10] <Aqua> okay, now I have jre-1_5_0_06-linux-i586.bin
[02:10] <Madpilot> acuster, fun. File a bug on it at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs
[02:10] <dust> do hotkeys exits in ubuntu?
[02:10] <acuster> Madpilot: for the session management or the logout dialog or both?
[02:11] <acuster> Madpilot: I can't imagine the developers don't know about that
[02:11] <Madpilot> acuster, either or both - but search lp for bugs before you file a new one
[02:11] <acuster> it's much more likely to be cruft in my home directory
[02:11] <harrisonk> how can i change what resolution options I have for X?
[02:11] <open_shell> If you want to listen to radio station or watch Internet TV what app is the one to use
[02:11] <sip> hola cual es el canal en espaol, por favor?
[02:11] <ubuntuneil> harrisonk,-> sudo dpkg-reconfigure x-server-xorg
[02:12] <Madpilot> Aqua, see the long URL I posted above, it'll walk you thru installing Java thru the Terminal
[02:12] <Madpilot> !es
[02:12] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[02:12] <sip> gracias amigo
[02:12] <harrisonk> ubuntuneil, thats exactly the command i was lookin for, thanks
[02:13] <Madpilot> Aqua, after you do the install, be sure and scroll down to the "Selecting the default Java version" section below it and do that too
[02:13] <alexcamilo{ubunt> apt get told me to look at the syslog. where is the syslog?
[02:13] <Aqua> Yes I did, But I keep getting stuck, it keeps telling me "No such file or directory"
[02:13] <Drake_> where is logging done that would give a clue why network connections aren't able to connect anymore but can still log into the box locallly?
[02:13] <Madpilot> Aqua, what does?
[02:13] <ubuntuneil> !dapper
[02:13] <ubotu> **** News Flash **** Dapper has its own channel #ubuntu+1 please join there for dapper (the beta of the next release) configuration, install,  or other conversation, dapper will be in #ubuntu starting 1st of june :-) But not until than
[02:13] <Aqua> ./chmod +x jre-1_5_0_06-linux-i586.bin
[02:13] <bodog> hey everybody
[02:14] <bodog> i got a question
[02:14] <bodog> i'm using ubuntu... and i was wondering what the best torrent program was
[02:14] <bodog> and how to get it
[02:14] <Madpilot> Aqua, where did you save the bin file?
[02:14] <Aqua> desktop
[02:14] <eatingtheproverb> hello i need help finding a way to conect to yahoo chat with ubuntu
[02:14] <Madpilot> Aqua, OK. Start with "cd Desktop", then the chmod command
[02:14] <dust> bodog: i like azureus.
[02:14] <harrisonk> uh oh
[02:14] <Drake_> eatingtheproverb: gaim
[02:14] <harrisonk> Package `x-server-xorg' is not installed and no info is available.
[02:14] <Aqua> so... "cd desktop" chmod +x blah blah blah?
[02:14] <eatingtheproverb> ok were do i get it
[02:14] <dust> i don't know if it is the best but i like it.
[02:15] <ash_> someone willing to help with xgl ( ubuntu-xgl is dead..)
[02:15] <Madpilot> eatingtheproverb, it should already be installed - Applications -> Internet -> Gaim
[02:15] <bodog> dust: is there a way to unblock ports in azureus?
[02:15] <ash_> I followed the XglHowto and gset-compiz did want to install so I added the sources from the xglati howto for compiz and xgl and it all installed nice
 I entered to my gnome and the 3d works and the cube is ok
 but the window border deisapeer and all the windows look fuzzyy in way I cant see nothing in the menus
 I am using nvidia-glx drivers and it works nice the 3d works but I dont know why I have this other problem
[02:15] <l_r> how is the future ubuntu stable going?
[02:16] <Arrick> its not l_r
[02:16] <bodog> dust: coz i dont know how to use different ports on bittorrent... and the torrent i'm using blacklists port 6882
[02:16] <l_r> ok, do you need some help?
[02:16] <dust> you can pick specific ports but i don't know exactly what you mean by unblock
[02:16] <bodog> well, "unblock": isn't the right term to use i guess
[02:16] <bimberi> l_r: on schedule for June 1 release afaik
[02:16] <Madpilot> l_r, the next stable release of Ubuntu is coming out on June 1st, if that's what you wanted to know
[02:17] <dust> to 'unblock' ports you would have to change settings in your firewall
[02:17] <bodog> yeah.. unblock is the wrong word
[02:17] <bodog> i meant... use a different port other than 6882
[02:17] <Aqua> Okay, so I did the desktop part.. and then I did the chmod, and it just goes down to the next line like it didn't do anything
[02:17] <Madpilot> Aqua, that's fine. Keep going w/ the next command now.
[02:17] <ubuntuneil> harrisonk,-> try this sorry for the typo erro -->sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:18] <kelvie> what's the package that has the devel tools like make and libtool, and gcc and all that jazz?
[02:18] <kelvie> binutils and glibc, etc
[02:18] <Aqua> sudo aptitude install fakeroot java-package java-common then?
[02:18] <Madpilot> Aqua, in the command line, Linux tends to fail noisily, but succeed silently
[02:18] <dust> i believe that bittorrent uses a whole range of ports from 4000-8000 or something at (near) random
[02:18] <Madpilot> Aqua, yes
[02:18] <bodog> coz the one crazy port is blacklisted for some odd reason
[02:18] <Madpilot> kelvie, build-essential
[02:18] <dust> but azureus you can pick your port in the options
[02:18] <kelvie> Madpilot: thank you, sir
[02:18] <bodog> thx brotha
[02:19] <acuster> Madpilot: thanks
[02:19] <dust> bodog: no problem
[02:19] <Aqua> couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "java-package
[02:19] <Aqua> then it installed a fakeroot
[02:20] <dust> okay so back to hotkeys-- does anyone know where to set display hotkeys?
[02:20] <Madpilot> Aqua, you probably need to enable Universe/Multiverse repos
[02:20] <Madpilot> ubotu, tell Aqua about multiverse
[02:20] <Drake_> what would be the best log files to look into to see what caused remote connections to stop working though the box is still running and can log into it locally?
[02:21] <MrTaint> hello?
[02:21] <bimberi> hi MrTaint
[02:21] <MrTaint> wats up
[02:21] <MrTaint> how do i register my name once and for all?
[02:22] <bimberi> !tell MrTaint about register
[02:22] <Madpilot> MrTaint, you can also put your freenode password in your IRC app's settings, so it give the pw automatically on login
[02:23] <MrTaint> oh ok
[02:27] <miro_> hi
[02:28] <aqui1a> do i need to 'refresh' a panel for updates to be shown?
[02:28] <aqui1a> e.g in ubuntu, killall gnome-panel
[02:28] <aqui1a> << using kubuntu
[02:29] <apokryphos> you don't, no
[02:29] <apokryphos> aqui1a: #kubuntu is good for kde-related help :)
[02:29] <miro_> how do I get some codecs to totem?
[02:29] <Marsmensch> hmmm i tried gallery now, doesn't really impress me much. :-/
[02:29] <apokryphos> miro_: /msg ubotu restrictedformats
[02:30] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: yeah, it's not great. Use flickr 8)
[02:30] <linux_newbie2> I tried to install Ubuntu this weekend and it failed on the installing base system step, but the MD5 of the image I DLed checks out, any ideas?
[02:30] <Ophiocus> all of a sudden am getting choppy sound after latest update,.. any ideas on that?
[02:31] <usuarioribas> hola
[02:31] <Flannel> !es
[02:31] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[02:31] <Ophiocus> linux_newbie2: sometimes the burning media is crap,.. try to burn at lower speeds and diferent media brand
[02:31] <miro_> gracias
[02:31] <usuarioribas> hola miro_
[02:31] <Aqua> I quit :P
[02:32] <Aqua> I'm just gonna go back to windows ME
[02:32] <usuarioribas> hola aqua
[02:32] <Marsmensch> apokryphos: flickr? never heard about it? at the moment i use a shellscript, creating thumbnails and html code for me ... thought php would be nicer ... but it's also harder
[02:32] <linux_newbie2> Ophiocus: the weird thing is, I tried an edubuntu CD I had used successfully on a different machine and that one failed too O_O
[02:32] <usuarioribas> hola
[02:32] <usuarioribas> hello
[02:32] <Aqua> hiya
[02:32] <Aqua> i dont' have the patience for linux :(
[02:32] <Aqua> I'm going back to windows
[02:32] <Ophiocus> then you may be having hardware issues
[02:33] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: shellscript might be good practice for bash :P, but there are already some decent enough simplistic HTML converters out there (Konqueror has an option, Digikam too)
[02:33] <Aqua> Later guys, thanks for all the help
[02:33] <Marsmensch> apokryphos: you have some scrennshoots or something?
[02:33] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: http://flickr.com is flickr, by the way
[02:33] <Rhine> Can someone help me fix this problem when I am just doing work Linux seems to "crash" and it goes to the log in screen and i can login and stuff but its happening very often now 3 times in the last 10 mins
[02:33] <linux_newbie2> Ophiocus: that was my thought, although I have never had a problem with this DVD drive in the past
[02:33] <nathansnook> Does anyone know if the new Ubuntu is going to support Gnome 2.14
[02:34] <linux_newbie2> Ophiocus: would it get hung up if there were bad sectors in the area on the HD where I am attempting to install?  this is a laptop
[02:34] <nathansnook> I am new to ubuntu and it seemed that Fedora core was a bit fast in the gnome aspect
[02:34] <RemyHome> nathansnook, ask in #ubuntu+1
[02:34] <Marsmensch> apokryphos: yeah, you know the google prog to create websites? i have used shellscript to create so looking code ;)
[02:34] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: erm, I guess I could take one now
[02:34] <nathansnook> Thankz
[02:34] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: yeah, good for your grandma, bad for anyone who knwos about html/css :P
[02:35] <Marsmensch> why you think so?
[02:35] <apokryphos> not a huge array of options really, eh
[02:36] <linux_newbie2> Ophiocus: alternatively, I know Debian can be installed from a pair of floppies, does Ubuntu have that option?
[02:36] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: http://giannaros.org/hmlgallery.png
[02:36] <Ophiocus> yes
[02:36] <Flannel> nathansnook: yes.  http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/dapperbeta
[02:36] <Ophiocus> i aint got the specific url,.. go to the main site and follow the how to get ubuntu trail
[02:36] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: dang, wrong image
[02:37] <Marsmensch> apokryphos: yes, i have seen ;)
[02:37] <Peter-Brazil> what channel of ubuntu in Brazil? Please
[02:37] <Flannel> linux_newbie2: no, ubunt doesn't have a floppy install
[02:37] <Flannel> !br
[02:37] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br (/j #ubuntu-br) para ajuda em portugues. Obrigada.
[02:37] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: http://giannaros.org/htmlgallery.png
[02:37] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: of course the basics there are configurable. Digikam has a few more options though, you can have galleries like: http://www.omat.nl/drupal/?q=node/75
[02:37] <disinterseted_pe> ok streamlink was working on one site then i uninstalled the totem from the mplayer folder now it doesnt work
[02:38] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: not greatly beautiful, of course; but simplistic and very quickly generated.
[02:38] <disinterseted_pe> now both sites want me to download mp10
[02:38] <Drake_> where are logs that would indicate what are possible problems from logging in remotely?
[02:38] <acuster> defeated by the bug system :-(
[02:38] <Marsmensch> hmm, looks very nice ... a bit like my one ;) what do you think about it?
[02:38] <Flannel> Drake_: all logs are in /var/log you might try auth.log
[02:38] <Ophiocus> disinterseted_pe: sety a new default plyer for streams
[02:39] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: the html gallery?
[02:39] <disinterseted_pe> ok do u have working stream?
[02:40] <apokryphos> nice, of course, though these days I'd probably only use flickr. It's really great.
[02:40] <Drake_> Flannel: ok thanks wasn't sure if dmesg would show anything or if it would be somewhere else. I can connect and it works fine for days and then it fails when I try to log in several days later
[02:41] <Marsmensch> apokryphos: 2 more questions: can you say something about the size of the prog? and second, how to use it? is it like a prog or more like a webinterface?? yeah the html gallery ... contains also css ;-)
[02:41] <disinterseted_pe> im just asking to know which player ur useing
[02:41] <bigmarCus> state the problem please. Thank you
[02:41] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: the first one I showed you a screeny from is just an option in konqueror. Tools > Create Image Gallery
[02:42] <apokryphos> I doubt nautilus has anything similar
[02:42] <apokryphos> but hey
[02:42] <Marsmensch> yes?
[02:42] <bodog> Q: How do I find my IP Address???
[02:42] <dooglus> ifconfig will tell you your internal ip address
[02:42] <apokryphos> bodog: external? whatismyip.com
[02:42] <Flannel> bodog: the most reliable and hardware free method is http://whatismyip.com
[02:43] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: Konqueror is KDE's File Manager and Web Browser
[02:43] <disinterseted_pe> how do i set a default media player
[02:43] <bodog> thank you
[02:43] <vars> what is a BOF    ?
[02:43] <bodog> what about my routed ip ??
[02:43] <apokryphos> birds of feather
[02:44] <Flannel> Burrito of Fun!
[02:44] <Flannel> bodog: you mean your LAN IP? or what?
[02:44] <bodog> yeah lan ip
[02:44] <Flannel> bodog: use ifconfig
[02:45] <bodog> thanks!
[02:45] <Marsmensch> i know, apokryphos .... i will give it, a try; first of all i have to delete gallery
[02:46] <apokryphos> Marsmensch: digikam has an option too, though; it's available in the repositories
[02:46] <siriusnova> howdy
[02:46] <apokryphos> though not sure if it has the latest looks as the second link above
[02:46] <apokryphos> hi siriusnova
[02:46] <siriusnova> heh im using Suse 10.1 atm :X
[02:46] <apokryphos> me too 8)
[02:46] <siriusnova> Yast is sooo slow
[02:46] <siriusnova> im switching back to ubuntu
[02:46] <apokryphos> yup, yast sucks in 10.1. Smart is the shiznit though
[02:47] <siriusnova> what's smart?
[02:47] <cin> Hey, I'm currently logged in recovery mode. I tried upgrading to dapper and a lot of things went terribly wrong. Is there a way to get to the Ubuntu installation program without the CD?
[02:47] <apokryphos> siriusnova: /msg susehelp smart
[02:47] <cin> :\
[02:47] <siriusnova> hrmm okay
[02:47] <apokryphos> which, ironically, canonical is sponsoring the development of ;-)
[02:47] <siriusnova> hehe
[02:48] <apokryphos> there are a few thoughts of using it in edgy (dapper+1)
[02:48] <siriusnova> but really Yast is SLOW and takes forever to configure simple things, ugh, Suse needs to ditch rpm entirely
[02:48] <apokryphos> siriusnova: it's got nothing to do with RPM and all to do with the new zmd backend
[02:48] <Marsmensch> but it all needs a os, and a lot of user interaction ... hmmm ... let me see, i use dapper,
[02:48] <apokryphos> which just wasn't fully implemented properly
[02:48] <cin> >.>
[02:48] <apokryphos> also, I presume you mean "yast installer", not just yast.
[02:48] <daryl_> Is anyone here familiar with the Terminal Server Client, for using a remote desktop, and how to get sound working?
[02:48] <cin> Yeah, any suggestions would be appreciated.
[02:49] <cin> As much as commandline rocks for personal computing.
[02:49] <Flannel> cin: you have a real question?
[02:49] <Creteil> hi all
[02:49] <apokryphos> hi
[02:49] <siriusnova> apokryphos - yeah probably, and I mean yast in general. Configuring stuff takes ages and its just slow and clunky. I like Ubuntu's way of doing things. Not have one big convoluted slow app do everything but have small fast apps :X
[02:49] <cin> Flannel: I considered it to be "real", why?
[02:50] <apokryphos> siriusnova: curious, I've never noticed any slack in the rest of yast. Needless to say, if it was slow, I'd rather have it there than not at all ;-)
[02:50] <Creteil> how i can know from what package a file come from ??? (for example /etc/init.d/NetworkManager file)
[02:50] <cin> Flannel, you deemed my question "not real" so you can't help me? Fantastic.
[02:50] <apokryphos> siriusnova: though I love Ubuntu, there's no distro (including Ubuntu) that has anything as great as yast
[02:50] <apokryphos> it's quite amazing; and all free (as in liberty) now too =)
[02:50] <cin> I really would search Google instead of asking for abuse in here, but, it's not the easiest thing to search for.
[02:50] <interferon> what package contains saslauthd?
[02:50] <daryl_> I am using Terminal Server Client.  I am connecting to a Windows 2003 Server.  The server does not have a sound card built in.  My computer does have a sound card.  I am trying to run a Windows Application throught he Terminal Server Client, and hear the sounds on my computer.  How do i do this?
[02:51] <apokryphos> cin: what's the problem?
[02:51] <open_shell> can someone tell me where to get the non-us sources list please
[02:51] <siriusnova> brb rebooting into ubuntu
[02:51] <Flannel> daryl_: does Terminal SErver do sound forwarding?
[02:51] <daryl_> Flannel: it says it does
[02:51] <apokryphos> open_shell: just replace all "us." in /etc/apt/sources.list
[02:51] <Flannel> daryl_: fair enough ;)
[02:52] <open_shell> Replace wiht what?
[02:52] <cin> apokryphos: I attempted an upgrade with apt-get and rebooted to find that my startup crashes, and a lot of programs are missing. I don't know enough to fix this myself. So I was wondering if there is a way to get to the Ubuntu installation disk to "reset" all the settings or something.
[02:52] <Flannel> cin: no. I just didn't SEE a question at all.
[02:52] <cin> Flannel, oh, your mistake. :)
[02:52] <apokryphos> cin: are you on breezy?
[02:52] <daryl_> Flannel: under the "Local Resources" tab, I have 'On the local Computer' selected for sound.  but it doesn't play it.  I'm wondering if my server has to hvae a sound card... dunno what the problem is.
[02:52] <cin> apokryphos: yeah.
[02:52] <apokryphos> cin: what programs are missing?
[02:53] <cin> apokryphos, probably... I don't expect the dapper upgrade went too well.
[02:53] <cin> apokryphos: vi.
[02:53] <cin> apokryphos: essential things like that.
[02:53] <apokryphos> cin: so you are on dapper ;)
[02:53] <cin> apokryphos: Dapper doesn't have vi?/
[02:53] <apokryphos> no
[02:53] <apokryphos> vim
[02:53] <cin> Oh.
[02:53] <Flannel> it should have an alias of vi to vim though.
[02:53] <ziss> hi, can anyone tell me where the longhaul module gets loaded from on boot?
[02:54] <cin> Normal startup crashes nearly every program and I can only get on on safe mode at present. :|
[02:54] <apokryphos> cin: #ubuntu+1
[02:54] <cin> apokryphos, righto, thanks.
[02:54] <ziss> it doesnt appear in /etc/modules and i think its part of the hardware detection
[02:55] <jhenn_> how can i upgrade to dapper from breezy?
[02:55] <bimberi> !upgrade
[02:55] <ubotu> upgrade is, like, Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade. Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades . Note command line: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the bleeding edge.
[02:55] <frantic> friends, i need some assistance
[02:55] <feetboy16> i accidentally formatted a hard drive. is there any linux tool for unformatting?
[02:56] <eddiestone> feetboy16, maybe you could find your data in the heaven
[02:56] <frantic> you know how there's two ways for linux to keep track of time?
[02:57] <frantic> one is unix time i think, and the other is harmonious with windows
[02:57] <ziss> ntp?
[02:57] <frantic> i need to switch from unix time to the windows one
[02:57] <vars> hey i want to install a webserver, how can i do this?
[02:57] <frantic> every time i boot windows, my clock is several days off
[02:57] <mothman> 1970..
[02:57] <feetboy16> eddiestone: ???
[02:57] <daryl_> Anyone know how to troubleshoot sound problems with Terminal Server Client?
[02:57] <frantic> vars, look into the apache packages
[02:57] <frantic> in synaptic
[02:58] <P3L|C4N0> greetings
[02:58] <ahmeni> feetboy16: odds are all the inodes for your data is gone, so you'll have to take a raw dump of the data and do what you can with it
[02:58] <d33t> frantic: you need to set the right timezone
[02:58] <Marsmensch> vars: sudo apt-get install apache2
[02:58] <feetboy16> alright
[02:58] <d33t> frantic: then you also need to sync the hardware clock
[02:58] <feetboy16> ok i see
[02:58] <feetboy16> thanks
[02:58] <ziss> hi, can anyone tell me where the longhaul module gets loaded from on boot?
[02:58] <frantic> ok, but how
[02:59] <vars> Has anyone setup apache2 on ubuntu?
[02:59] <mothman> it's a bad idea to sync the hardware clock by default I yhink
[02:59] <d33t> frantic - how well do you know the console..... i suspect not well....
[02:59] <frantic> quite well
[02:59] <frantic> i've just never had htis problem
[02:59] <d33t> frantic - ah, good.
[02:59] <d33t> frantic - i have, recently learned how to fix it :)
[03:00] <frantic> excellent
[03:00] <mothman> -_-;
[03:00] <jadaz87> can someone tell me why /media/usbdisk/ does not work on the ubuntu-server install?
[03:00] <d33t> frantic - heh, one sec, let me double-check before i tell you the wrong info
[03:01] <bimberi> vars: yes
[03:01] <d33t> frantic - btw, it also has to do with UTC
[03:01] <vars> bimberi, you are my new friend
[03:01] <disinterseted_pe> how do i get my volume to work from the keyboard?
[03:02] <d33t> frantic - cat your /etc/timezone once
[03:02] <d33t> is it right?
[03:02] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: set keyboard shortcuts for them - System -> Preferences
[03:02] <frantic> yes
[03:02] <vars> bimberi, i just installed hoary -server    all i need to do is host a 170 mb webpage
[03:02] <d33t> frantic - do hwclock --show
[03:02] <frantic> Mon 22 May 2006 08:02:50 PM CDT  -0.218684 seconds
[03:03] <vars> i don't care about security i just want to open up the ports and letter rip
[03:03] <frantic> which is correct
[03:03] <d33t> same zone as me :)
[03:03] <disinterseted_pe> ok it says volume down 0xae
[03:03] <frantic> woot, central reprezent
[03:03] <malachi> SiS sucks!
[03:03] <disinterseted_pe> what do i set it to?
[03:03] <bimberi> vars: ok, have you installed the ubuntu package for apache2?
[03:03] <malachi> SiS sucks!
[03:03] <vars> yes
[03:04] <vars> what else do i need?
[03:04] <jadaz87> can someone tell me why /media/usbdisk/ does not work on the ubuntu-server install?
[03:05] <d33t> frantic - it SHOULD be as simple as editing /etc/default/rcS
[03:05] <d33t> change UTC=yes to YTC=no
[03:05] <bimberi> vars: nothing much really, create /var/www/index.html and you should be right
[03:05] <disinterseted_pe> bimberi ?
[03:06] <d33t> and, i must also appologize, i recently learned how to sync HW clock to linux clock, no get the windows time right.....
[03:06] <metrocard> hey all
[03:06] <d33t> you will need to restart the hwclock.sh script
[03:06] <frantic> well... we've got the time zone right
[03:06] <vars> ok lets try it
[03:06] <d33t> frantic - sudo /etc/init.d/hwclock.sh restart
[03:06] <KaosX> jadaz87: can you mount it?
[03:06] <d33t> i'm gonna try it myself actually
[03:06] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: click on the line and set your own shortcut (eg. alt-up)
[03:07] <frantic> uhhh i guess it worked
[03:07] <d33t> although, i'll need to reboot to windows to make sure :)
[03:07] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: ...by hitting the key sequence
[03:07] <d33t> frantic - you gonna reboot or no?
[03:07] <frantic> sooo, windows sets its clock to GMT and linux doesn't?
[03:08] <Venker> hi there :-)
[03:08] <d33t> i thought so
[03:08] <frantic> nah, i'm in the middle of a apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:08] <odin_> does anybody know how I can copy files from my windows partition to linux in ubuntu?
[03:08] <disinterseted_pe> i did and it moves the bar but it doesnt turn the volume up or down
[03:08] <d33t> all good. i'm staying here, i use windows about once every 2 months for something trivial
[03:08] <d33t> no need to reboot, or have the right time
[03:08] <odin_> I downloaded ntfsprogs package, but ntfsmount wasn't included
[03:08] <frantic> yeah
[03:08] <frantic> i wish i could never use windows again
[03:08] <frantic> but, i fancy myself a musician
[03:09] <d33t> but yeah, I thought there was soemthing with the way linux compensates for using UTC/GMT
[03:09] <frantic> and there are some very nice vst instruments that i'd really miss
[03:09] <Arrick> odin_, just copy and paste
[03:09] <d33t> yeah, my friend recently got a mac for that reason. all the pleasure of linux with the wsupport of windows :)
[03:09] <KaosX> ahhh, but the business world requires windows, its a necessary evil, and if it always worked and was secure alot of people would be out of jobs
[03:09] <Arrick> !ntfs
[03:09] <ubotu> ntfs is the filesystem used in Windows NT and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions there is no write support for ntfs that is safe.
[03:09] <Arrick> odin_, ^^
[03:09] <frantic> if linux doesn't have the tools i want by the time i'm ready to replace this computer, i'll probably defect back to macs too
[03:09] <d33t> if the time is still messed up, sorry, but i think that'll fix it
[03:10] <odin_> Arrick:  how can I access my windows partition from linux?  they're on the same hard drive
[03:10] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: it works on the master volume - check by double-clicking on the volume applet to open the control
[03:10] <KaosX> Im a %60 os X user %30 linux user %10 windows user
[03:10] <frantic> buut i'm a computer scientist and leaving linux would kind of bum me out too
[03:10] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: (for me anyway)
[03:10] <odin_> Arrick:  ooo, a link
[03:10] <eddiestone> warrock will be launched
[03:11] <Eleaf> mmm
[03:11] <disinterseted_pe> where do i find the applet?
[03:11] <d33t> i just like how well linux works, especially ubuntu
[03:11] <d33t> it's as close to using a mac as I can get on a PC....
[03:11] <d33t> :)
[03:11] <frantic> it's so easy because if it ever breaks, it's because of something i just did
[03:11] <wizzlefish> Linux is wonderful, d33t :)
[03:11] <frantic> and usually i can go right back to those config files and undo it
[03:11] <frantic> good as new
[03:11] <d33t> exactly
[03:12] <wizzlefish> I've messed up things I couldn't fix, but I'm no expert on Linux
[03:12] <d33t> and except for the time the caps on my mobo all blew up, I've never had it crash on me, unless I did something stupid to make it crash
[03:12] <KaosX> i think the general mass of people are scared away by the initial shock of the difference (the command line terrifies alot of guys i know), but this is a discussion for offtopic.
[03:12] <d33t> true, true
[03:12] <frantic> wizzlefish, i think you'll learn to cover your ass soon enough
[03:12] <wizzlefish> I think the general mass of people are scared away by monospaced fonts in the terminal
[03:12] <wizzlefish> XD
[03:12] <KaosX> lol
[03:13] <d33t> anyway, i came here for a reason..... i currently have a box running ubuntu with software RAID5..... 4 drives on the array
[03:13] <wizzlefish> I eventually got used to monospace
[03:13] <d33t> anyone know if i can move the array to another machine?
[03:13] <KaosX> I like my green on black sorta transparent terms in linux and osx
[03:13] <wizzlefish> ooh! I want transparency!
[03:13] <wizzlefish> I use eterm mostly
[03:13] <KaosX> its easy
[03:13] <frantic> haha, you could certainly try
[03:14] <d33t> i used to use eterm in gentoo for the sole reson of transparency....
[03:14] <bimberi> disinterseted_pe: the speaker (near the clock) at top right
[03:14] <d33t> i'd like to get XGL going some time soon too, but my nVidia card is a little old
[03:14] <KaosX> I dont like the staight to the desktop style transparency though
[03:15] <benkong2> where is the best place to learn what the kernel options mean if I want to try and build a custom kernel?
[03:15] <KaosX> Do you just want faster support for your hardware?
[03:15] <d33t> benkong2 - the info you see during make menuconfig shoudl help a lot
[03:15] <frantic> installing xgl is actually pretty easy
[03:16] <frantic> do you run dapper drake?
[03:16] <T`> do you guys use a firefox extention to switch proxies?
[03:16] <benkong2> d33t, ok thanks
[03:16] <d33t> frantic - so i'm told, i just haven't done it. i heard the older GeForce cards were a bit of a pain though
[03:16] <ppl> hi
[03:16] <tsume> oi, I've this 80 gig drive and a Toshiba M35-S456. I'm trying to install grub. The laptop had lilo on it, but I'm really trying to get grub on this time. menu.lst does exist and points to (hd0,0). When I try booting it just says "GRUB" and sits there at boot
[03:16] <frantic> hmm
[03:16] <T`> switchproxy seems to really slow down firefox fo rme
[03:16] <frantic> i dunno, maybe
[03:16] <d33t> T - that's the one i use
[03:16] <axlrose> hey guys
[03:16] <tsume> I've always had this problem with just how ubuntu is installing grub
[03:16] <ppl> If I want to setup dual-head, is there a front-end or I must edit xorg.conf directly?
[03:16] <tsume> in the past.. I remember fedora working
[03:16] <frantic> haha
[03:16] <T`> d33t, but thats really slwoing down.. new window opens take like 10-15 secs
[03:16] <frantic> tsume
[03:16] <tsume> so what is the problem with ubuntu's grub?
[03:16] <axlrose> can anyone help me  with a cedega problem?
[03:16] <frantic> i've had that problem
[03:16] <frantic> do you need to know how to fix it?
[03:17] <axlrose> Me?
[03:17] <d33t> T - i never had that happen, seems odd. sure it's not caused by another extension?
[03:17] <tsume> frantic: I don't...  :(
[03:17] <tsume> frantic: I had to install lilo.
[03:17] <disinterseted_pe> ok thanks
[03:17] <frantic> oh
[03:17] <T`> d33t, hmm.. maybe.. i'll try again then
[03:17] <tsume> frantic: I don't know what ubuntu does, but it does it wrong :(
[03:17] <frantic> well, i don't know what ubuntu's grub deal is
[03:17] <frantic> it's a pain in the ass to repair
[03:17] <tsume> well I pop in the livecd and install lilo :)
[03:17] <d33t> tsume, you aren't using an older abit board with a highpoint controller on it, are you?
[03:18] <axlrose> hello?
[03:18] <frantic> you can fix it by booting up the installer cd, getting to the partitioner...
[03:18] <tsume> d33t: hmm, no. Its centrino
[03:18] <frantic> pressing control alt F3 or F2
[03:18] <tsume> d33t: I don't know what chipset is used on this intel board
[03:18] <axlrose> >:|
[03:18] <d33t> tsume - ah. i used to have a problem where grub woudl use the same memory location on the boot sector the the highpoint controller sed, grub always crashed, thought that might be it
[03:18] <tsume> frantic: well I use the livecd for dapper now :)
[03:18] <frantic> cd /dev/long/convoluted/path/to/your/disk/especiallyifyouhaveIDEdrives
[03:18] <axlrose> Is anyone gonna help me with my problem?
[03:18] <frantic> oh, you need to mount it
[03:18] <frantic> then chroot to it
[03:18] <Venker> did anyone configured locales in Ubuntu Dapper?
[03:19] <d33t> tsume - it's not highpoint, i'm pretty sure of that....
[03:19] <odin_> so once I've mounted my windows partition, in order to play a game I just go into xwine and point it to the .exe file for it in that partition?
[03:19] <frantic> then you can use grub-install
[03:19] <tsume> d33t: hmm
[03:19] <odin_> or should I copy it over first?
[03:19] <frantic> and it'll fix it! just like that!
[03:19] <_tcc> Hi
[03:19] <tsume> frantic: what?
[03:19] <disinterseted_pe> i take it theres noway to link the keyboard to volume control?
[03:19] <d33t> tsume - it was an odd case i think.
[03:19] <_tcc> I installed madwifi-ng
[03:19] <tsume> frantic: does it work?
[03:19] <frantic> yes, i've done it twice
[03:19] <_tcc> How can I be 100% sure I am using madwifi-ng and not madwifi?
[03:19] <tsume> frantic: hmm
[03:19] <jadaz87> odin: wine "/path/to/exe/program.exe"
[03:19] <frantic> you might have trouble if your boot partition is seperate from /
[03:19] <odin_> is there a list of windows games that work in xwine?
[03:19] <tsume> frantic: they are on the same partition
[03:19] <tsume> frantic: what command did you issue?
[03:20] <jadaz87> odin http://appdb.winhq.org
[03:20] <frantic> ok, then it should work no problem
[03:20] <d33t> T - looking quick, there is a new extension called "foxyproxy", you try that
[03:20] <frantic> let me find the page where i got the instructions and you can just read that
[03:20] <_tcc> I installed madwifi-ng
[03:20] <_tcc> How can I be 100% sure I am using madwifi-ng and not madwifi?
[03:20] <tsume> grub-install --root=/boot/grub /dev/hda1?
[03:20] <_tcc> ??
[03:20] <odin_> thanks, jadaz87
[03:20] <axlrose> how do i get into the wine C:/ folder?
[03:20] <axlrose> what's the path
[03:20] <odin_> jadaz87: um, I think that site is dead
[03:20] <axlrose> c:/ drive i mean
[03:20] <_tcc> its like ~/.win
[03:20] <_tcc> its like ~/.wine
[03:20] <_tcc> or something like that
[03:20] <axlrose> kk
[03:21] <KillerKiwi2006> how come every time i get a new kernal the resume=/dev/hda4 dissapers from grub
[03:21] <axlrose> nevermind
[03:21] <Managu_away> _tcc: madwifi is a kernel module, no?  Just unload it
[03:21] <axlrose> that's not gonna do anything
[03:21] <tsume> frantic: did you install on the MBR or first boot block?
[03:21] <amphi> KillerKiwi2006: you haven't added it in the right place
[03:21] <axlrose> I'm having problems with Cedega with Silent hill 2
[03:21] <frantic> uuuuh mbr i think
[03:21] <vars> hey is Flannel around?
[03:21] <axlrose> anyone help me with this?
[03:21] <KillerKiwi2006> amphi: so where do i add it
[03:21] <axlrose> :?
[03:22] <greg_> hi all
[03:22] <coz_> friend is getting strange name for fat32 volume after plugged in. Thedesktop icon is named "le></form>"
[03:22] <frantic> tsume: http://www.shahidhussain.com/wordpress/index.php?p=33
[03:22] <amphi> KillerKiwi2006: the line that begins "# kopt" in menu.lst
[03:22] <coz_> any suggestions
[03:22] <Flannel> vars: whats up?
[03:22] <d33t> axlrose, sorry man, i don't game much..... what's the problem though?
[03:22] <_tcc> Managu_away, how does one do that?
[03:22] <greg_> yo
[03:22] <kbrooks> bbl bed
[03:22] <axlrose> it wont start d33t
[03:22] <amphi> KillerKiwi2006: put it there, and the kernel package will add it to the kernel command line for any new kernel
[03:22] <axlrose> i press play
[03:22] <KillerKiwi2006> amphi: Sweet thanks
[03:22] <d33t> axlrose - made for linux or you using wine or something?
[03:22] <amphi> KillerKiwi2006: yw
[03:22] <Managu_away> _tcc: "lsmod" to see what's loaded, and "sudo rmmod <name>" to unload a module
[03:22] <greg_> why i cannot compile anything in c ???? !!!! ?????
[03:22] <axlrose> I'm using cedega
[03:23] <d33t> er, duh
[03:23] <Flannel> greg_: get build-essential
[03:23] <d33t> you said that
[03:23] <d33t> heh
[03:23] <axlrose> D:
[03:23] <vars> i was up till four tring to not be stupdi with makeing apache and my website work
[03:23] <axlrose> which IS wine
[03:23] <d33t> yeah, i don't know anything about cedega, sorry
[03:23] <axlrose> but :/
[03:23] <axlrose> kk
[03:23] <greg_> Flannel, you mean : apt-get install build-essential ?*
[03:23] <axlrose> thanks for trying
[03:23] <axlrose> D:
[03:23] <d33t> i've been meanign to play with it, but i haven't gotten around to it....
[03:23] <axlrose> yeah.
[03:23] <cubikdice> whats the package name for imagemagik?
[03:23] <axlrose> It's frustrating
[03:23] <greg_> axlrose, agree !!!!
[03:23] <Managu> axlrose: have you hunted around Transgaming's support forums and wiki?
[03:24] <Flannel> greg_: yes
[03:24] <d33t> i used to use wine back in the day, but a lot has changed
[03:24] <axlrose> not the wiki
[03:24] <axlrose> hehe
[03:24] <greg_> Flannel, oki i try
[03:24] <axlrose> but yes
[03:24] <axlrose> the forum
[03:24] <vars> Flannel, but as it turns out i am stupid
[03:24] <bimberi> cubikdice: imagemagick
[03:24] <Managu> axlrose: is this game you're trying to play one of Cedega's supported games?
[03:24] <axlrose> it has it on the database
[03:24] <vars> ok i have my website in /var/www and now what
[03:24] <axlrose> I would think so
[03:25] <Managu> axlrose: a lot of games in the database are just there to report that they don't play worth shit
[03:25] <Flannel> vars: erm, for what?
[03:25] <axlrose> ah
[03:25] <axlrose> well my friend has had sucess with it
[03:25] <axlrose> but i can't
[03:25] <cubikdice> bimberi, nope
[03:25] <axlrose> and he moved
[03:25] <axlrose> :<
[03:25] <Managu> axlrose: heh, he'd probably be the person to ask, then ;-)
[03:25] <vars> for putting a website on the internet.
[03:25] <axlrose> See above ^
[03:25] <d33t> axlrose, does he have a phone ;P
[03:25] <bimberi> cubikdice: note the second last letter is a "c"
[03:25] <axlrose> Lost his phone
[03:25] <axlrose> :<
[03:25] <d33t> ha, man, luck really is against you
[03:26] <axlrose> yeah
[03:26] <Managu> axlrose: this friend is sounding more and more imaginary
[03:26] <axlrose> nah
[03:26] <axlrose> I'm a loner for the most part
[03:26] <axlrose> D:
[03:26] <cubikdice> -_- thanks bimberi
[03:26] <Flannel> vars: so, what do you have so far?  apache's all setup?
[03:26] <bimberi> cubikdice: np :)
[03:26] <axlrose> think xwine will work managu??
[03:26] <tsume> Flannel: hmmm
[03:26] <vars> i don't know for shure
[03:27] <tsume> frantic: hmmmm, I'll try again
[03:27] <bimberi> vars: have you tried it from a browser?
[03:27] <axlrose> think if i install it with xwine?
[03:27] <Flannel> vars: alright, this isn't on your machine, right
[03:27] <vars> yes it is
[03:27] <_tcc> lsmod shows nothing regarding madwifi or madwifi-ng
[03:27] <_tcc> just ath_hal
[03:27] <_tcc> just ath_pci
[03:27] <vars> wait
[03:27] <vars> just a second
[03:27] <Flannel> vars: it is on the machine youre on currently? or not?
[03:27] <snerfu> Is it possible to do an FTP install without much hassle?
[03:27] <Managu> axlrose: never heard of it
[03:27] <vars> no this is my wifes
[03:28] <vars> the one i am typing on
[03:28] <axlrose> kk
[03:28] <_tcc> snerfu, FTP install?
[03:28] <Flannel> vars: so, you have two machines? ok.  Youre on a LAN, with some sort of home router?
[03:28] <axlrose> is there a cedega IRC?
[03:28] <axlrose> That would probably be best
[03:28] <vars> Flannel, yes
[03:28] <Managu> snerfu: Debian can pull off a net install, but I don't know if it's a supported install method for Ubuntu
[03:28] <d33t> ok, i will ask again..... anyone know anything about moving software RAID arrays to other machines?
[03:28] <_tcc> oyh netinstall
[03:28] <Flannel> vars: alright, do you know the IP of the server? from your LAN? should be soemthing 192.168...
[03:28] <snerfu> Yeah, the CD drive in my laptop only works enough to boot up and fails a little into the cd install.
[03:28] <vars> how do i use wget to download a webpage
[03:28] <lastnode> when i try to apt-get remove totem, it tries to remove ubuntu-desktop as well. what goes?
[03:28] <scared> how can I automount my usb key when I plug it ?
[03:29] <axlrose> snerfu
[03:29] <axlrose> is your cd scratched at all?
[03:29] <d33t> lastnode: it's a virtual dependancy
[03:29] <Flannel> vars: wget [url]
[03:29] <axlrose> or scuffed?
[03:29] <axlrose> I've had that problem
[03:29] <axlrose> just windex it
[03:29] <snerfu> I have done the ftp install of debian before.
[03:29] <Flannel> lastnode: ubuntu-desktop is a meta package
[03:29] <bimberi> vars: wget http://192.168.0.10   (for example)
[03:29] <axlrose> and clean it off
[03:29] <vars> ok
[03:29] <Flannel> snerfu: ubuntu isn't debian.
[03:29] <lastnode> d33t: how can i remove it? totem sucks, i want to remove everything related with it so my media doesnt automatically try to open in it.i use xine.
[03:29] <snerfu> No axlrose I have tried many other distributions cd's.
[03:29] <axlrose> oh
[03:29] <snerfu> all the same problem.
[03:29] <axlrose> probably a bad cd drive
[03:30] <d33t> lastnode - check out the "unoffical ubuntu guide"
[03:30] <lastnode> d33t: got a url?
[03:30] <snerfu> I know it isn't Flannel, I was just asking if there was something similar to give you a point of reference.
[03:30] <d33t> if you can make sense of the mplayer hacking, you can override totem
[03:30] <d33t> yeah, one sec
[03:30] <Managu> snerfu: I've got a laptop with the same sort of problem.  I was able to get the "damn small linux" live cd running fine, if that's any help.
[03:30] <d33t> ubuntu 5.10?
[03:30] <Flannel> lastnode: yes, meta packages are fine for removal.  They're just groups of packages.
[03:30] <lastnode> d33t: dapper
[03:30] <vars> Flannel, i have a modem that comes in
[03:30] <d33t> ah
[03:30] <lastnode> Flannel: oh ok, so it wont remove gnome for me?
[03:30] <lastnode> cool
[03:30] <coz_> sorry for repeat, here is a screens hot of firends desktop and y ou can see the name of the fat2drive as "le></form>"         http://darkedut.tripod.com/snapproblem.png       any sugestions
[03:30] <axlrose> so I just preordered dapper
[03:30] <coz_> sorry
[03:31] <d33t> well, the rules shoudl be the same....
[03:31] <vars> from the phone line    and changes it to dsl
[03:31] <axlrose> on shipit
[03:31] <axlrose> when will it get here do you think? (I live in the Northwest)
[03:31] <snerfu> I have read that method where you could boot off the livecd and go through the install kind of like you do on gentoo.
[03:31] <Flannel> vars: right, and then how do you connect both machines to the DSL modem?
[03:31] <tritium> snerfu: only on dapper
[03:31] <snerfu> manually doing what the installer does.
[03:31] <snerfu> oh
[03:31] <coz_> sorry again for repeat but this is screenshot of firends desktop with the fat32 drive plugged in and you can see name of device as "le></form>" andy sugestions       http://darkedut.tripod.com/snapproblem.png
[03:31] <d33t> if i could find the stupid link.....
[03:32] <cocox> anybody knows or have a document were says in wish directories get installed the packages .deb after make an dpkg -i xxx.deb ????
[03:32] <vars> one goes in the usb and the other 9 the one i want to  ake into a server connects through the cat5
[03:32] <_tcc> how do I make sure madwifi-ng is running and not madwifi?
[03:32] <lastnode> _tcc: ps?
[03:32] <Flannel> vars: oh, so you're connecting THROUGH another computer?
[03:32] <vars> no
[03:32] <goethe> Can somebody tell me if xgl uses different xorg.conf??  because I noticed that under "regular" gnome I get direct rendering (known from glxfinfo) but when i use xgl/compiz and i type in glxinfo | grep direct it shows that i don't have direct rendering
[03:32] <Managu> axlrose: Google reports that #cedega on freenode is Cedega's support channel.
[03:32] <Flannel> vars: so, you have a router?
[03:33] <Flannel> vars: oh, your DSL modem has both USB and CAT connection?
[03:33] <vars> i guess so
[03:33] <axlrose> yeah
[03:33] <vars> yeahn
[03:33] <axlrose> i just got on it
[03:33] <axlrose> managu: silence so far
[03:33] <axlrose> lol
[03:33] <goethe> by the way i'm using ati mobile 7500
[03:33] <Flannel> vars: does the modem support that?  most dont.
[03:33] <d33t> lastnode - it has to do with modifying your /usr/share/applications/defaults.list
[03:33] <vars> Flannel, yes my dsl modem has both usb and cat 5
[03:33] <lastnode> d33t: thanks
[03:33] <Flannel> vars: right, but can you connect to both at the same time?
[03:33] <d33t> lastnode - some more info here http://easylinux.info/wiki/Ubuntu
[03:33] <d33t> look around the part about overriding with mplayer
[03:33] <vars> does the modem support what?  yes i am on the internet with both right now
[03:34] <d33t> you SHOULD be able to change it to xine
[03:34] <siriusnova> anyone here an expert with Ubuntu/Gnome keyring?
[03:34] <cocox> anybody knows or have a document were says in wish directories get installed the packages .deb after make an dpkg -i xxx.deb ????
[03:34] <d33t> if you're comfortable with what you're doing
[03:34] <Flannel> vars: alright, so, the modem has a built in router?
[03:34] <goethe> Anyone??
[03:34] <lastnode> d33t: thanks mate, im just using this ubuntu install until i get my gentoo partition setup anyway
[03:35] <Flannel> vars: check your modems manual, I really don't think that is supported, let alone being able to configure traffic flow
[03:35] <d33t> lastnode - nice, i used to be a gentoo guy myself, but i don't have time to tinker much anymore, and ubuntu works well out of the box...... btw, is dapper out of beta yet?
[03:35] <lullabud> vars: what model of modem are you using?
[03:35] <vars> i have to change the /etc/resolv.conf to nameserver 4.2.2.1 every time   if that helps
[03:35] <tsume> frantic: what type is your main partition?
[03:36] <alanlaptop> dapper june 1
[03:36] <d33t> ah, soon
[03:36] <vars> it is an actiontec   gt-701 gw
[03:36] <alanlaptop> flight 7 is pretty smooth already
[03:36] <lullabud> that will support both if you use the correct firmware.
[03:37] <disinterseted_pe> how do i set a default media player?
[03:37] <frantic> tsume, what?
[03:37] <lullabud> vars: i think the newer firmwares disable one or the other, but there may be a configuration setting in the web UI to allow both.  there used to be.
[03:37] <frantic> what do you mean by main partition
[03:37] <goethe> Can somebody tell me if xgl uses different xorg.conf??  because I noticed that under "regular" gnome I get direct rendering (known from glxfinfo) but when i use xgl/compiz and i type in glxinfo | grep direct it shows that i don't have direct rendering
[03:37] <tsume> frantic: where your /boot is located
[03:37] <Flannel> vars: you'll need to figure out how to forward ports to one or other other machiens
[03:37] <d33t> disinterseted_pe: modify /usr/share/applications/defaults.list
[03:37] <tsume> frantic: its still frozen at GRUB
[03:37] <lastnode> d33t: im not sure, im installing from a flight5 cd. ill have to dist-upgrade soon. i usually run debian etch / gentoo dual boot, but lawrence lessig is in town today, and i want to go hear him speak. i b0rked my disk so i had to dd it last night.
[03:37] <frantic> it's the second partition on my disk
[03:37] <Madpilot> disinterseted_pe, totem should already be set as your default, for most formats
[03:37] <frantic> it's primary
[03:37] <lullabud> vars: it's easy to forward ports if you have the right firmware.
[03:37] <hugo> hola
[03:37] <frantic> i think it can be logical...
[03:37] <tsume> frantic: oh, so you dual boot?
[03:37] <frantic> yeah
[03:38] <frantic> windows must be first
[03:38] <tsume> frantic: I'm just trying to install linux  :/
[03:38] <d33t> lastnode: at least yo ugot it runnign again. hope you didn't lose anything.....
[03:38] <disinterseted_pe> mudpilot it wont work for streamlink though
[03:38] <frantic> oh
[03:38] <disinterseted_pe> i a terminal?
[03:38] <alanlaptop> vars may have modem and router both running NAT turn off on modem and it will work if so, common in bellsouth setups
[03:38] <d33t> disinterseted_pe: you can use gedit if you want
[03:38] <lastnode> d33t: i had my writing backed up to my gmail :)
[03:38] <hugo> no speack spanish
[03:38] <lullabud> vars: who's your provider?  are you using pppoa or pppoe?
[03:38] <Flannel> !es
[03:38] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[03:39] <lullabud> vars: or rfc1483?
[03:39] <hugo> only inglish
[03:39] <cocox> anybody knows or have a document were says in wish directories get installed the packages .deb after make an dpkg -i xxx.deb ????
[03:39] <crimsun> cocox: dpkg -L foo
[03:39] <crimsun> cocox: where foo is the name of the package
[03:39] <d33t> lastnode: good work. always good to have a backup plan :). i built a RAID5 box and use Unison for just such a case.
[03:39] <hugo> thanks
[03:39] <lullabud> cocox: do an updatedb && locate xxx.deb
[03:39] <vars> ok my www.209.181.2.222 tells me i can forward ports
[03:39] <lastnode> d33t: ive heard good things about unison. :) im debating whether to debootstrap etch now or wait till i get to the conference
[03:39] <lastnode> i think ill wait
[03:40] <lullabud> vars: is 209.181.2.222 the IP# of the modem or your PC?
[03:40] <lastnode> d33t: i might just keep this ubuntu install if i can kill the boot time a little. remove some inits
[03:40] <nullspace> any one have luck with xgl and compiz lately
[03:40] <d33t> heh, if you have something running now, leave it alone until after you need it, that's what i learned :)
[03:40] <vars> for apache i know i need to do have the ports 80 and 443
[03:40] <nullspace> it seems that alot of the mirriors are down
[03:41] <goethe> Can somebody tell me if xgl uses different xorg.conf??  because I noticed that under "regular" gnome I get direct rendering (known from glxfinfo) but when i use xgl/compiz and i type in glxinfo | grep direct it shows that i don't have direct rendering
[03:41] <lastnode> d33t: good call. :)
[03:41] <vars> it is the modem i think because i can use it for each comp
[03:41] <d33t> yeah, that's the only downfall, boot time. there's stuff in the forum howto's about making it faster though, but i haven't played with it
[03:41] <Flannel> vars: only if you want http and https
[03:41] <Mr> Can anyone help me with a problem i am having.  I got the KDE packages off APT , but my font is really small  in certain applications and the terminal.  I changed the font through Kcontrol and it only worked on a few apps.  Everything was fin @ this resolution in GNOME
[03:41] <d33t> i only reboot once a week at most, usually more like once a month
[03:41] <d33t> :)
[03:41] <lastnode> btw does anyone know what packages Sound Recorder and Sound Juicer are? i want to remove them
[03:41] <lullabud> vars: then yeah, you should be fine.  as long as the computers can talk to each other you're good.
[03:41] <lastnode> d33t: this is a notebook
[03:41] <Desh> Umm...I accidentally made myself a non sudo user so as root I made my normal user as primarily sudo and added admin as a secondary group, is this recommended? I can basicaly do everything I used to, w/o needing to type the password for sudo or su
[03:41] <cocox> crimsun, lullabud thankss guys
[03:41] <vars> ahhh
[03:41] <d33t> lastnode: so's mine! standby works very well in ubuntu :)
[03:42] <sip> hi, how can i get Ubuntu spanish chanel?
[03:42] <vars> so i need to forward my oprts, then what?
[03:42] <DBO> !es
[03:42] <ubotu> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[03:42] <Yanlowen> Okay also looking for some help... Accidently deleted a file for the KDE desktop, is there anyway to get it loaded back in?
[03:42] <sip> tks
[03:42] <lullabud> sip /join #ubuntu-es
[03:42] <disinterseted_pe> ok ive got gedit open d33t now what?
[03:42] <Mr> Can anyone help me with a problem i am having.  I got the KDE packages off APT , but my font is really small  in certain applications and the terminal.  I changed the font through Kcontrol and it only worked on a few apps.  Everything was fin @ this resolution in GNOME
[03:42] <d33t> disinterseted_pe: well, you need to override the default player
[03:42] <vars> do i do that through the one i want to be the server or the other one
[03:42] <d33t> most of it shoudl be pretty straight forward
[03:43] <lullabud> mr: try #kubuntu
[03:43] <frantic> \m/ vim \m/
[03:43] <disinterseted_pe> theres nothing in the list
[03:43] <d33t> like audio/mpeg
[03:43] <leojstewart> has anyone tried running HL2 MODs using Cedega?
[03:43] <d33t> video/whatever
[03:43] <vars> anyway bbl
[03:43] <d33t> where it says "totem" make it whatever else you want
[03:43] <Mr> lullabud: is that a command?
[03:43] <sip> ok, tks & how can I save it in my list couse i have a bit problem with my keyboard
[03:43] <lullabud> vars: you have to go into the web UI for the router, then tell ports 80 and 443 to forward to the 192.168.x.x address of the server you're running.
[03:43] <lullabud> mr: no that's a channel.  /join #kubuntu
[03:44] <Desh> What should a normal user's primary group be? And should admin be a secondary group?
[03:44] <Mr> ohh thanks
[03:44] <lullabud> mr: that's the KDE ubuntu channel
[03:44] <sip> primary
[03:44] <disinterseted_pe> if i can get streamlink to work i'll be happy
[03:44] <frantic> \m/ dist-upgrade \m/
[03:44] <d33t> disinterseted_pe: i've never used it, so i don't know what you need to change specifically
[03:44] <d33t> sorry
[03:45] <disinterseted_pe> its ok
[03:45] <d33t> it's also been a while since i changed my setting too
[03:45] <Yanlowen> HELP, I accidently deleted part of the desktop, is there anyway I can get it back without a complete reinstall, only one file that I am aware of
[03:45] <Flannel> Yanlowen: what did you delete?
[03:45] <disinterseted_pe> when i had totem and mplayer in the same file i got 1 stream station to work
[03:45] <lullabud> Yanlowen: what file?
[03:46] <Yanlowen> I am not sure, it is the file that loads the desktop icon in the lower left corner
[03:46] <lastnode_> where does nautilus populate the drives list from? i have 6 floppy drives
[03:46] <lullabud> 6 floppy drives??
[03:46] <Yanlowen> the one that allows you to maximize and minimize windows
[03:47] <lullabud> lastnode_ you actually *HAVE* 6??
[03:47] <lastnode_> lullabud: i dont! i just went in /media/ and rm-rf floppy* but nautilus still shows them
[03:47] <lullabud> lastnode_: oooooh, haha, i thought that's what you had and they weren't showing up
[03:47] <d33t> lastnode, i think it uses the device list, but i'm not sure
[03:48] <lullabud> no, it doesn't use the device list.
[03:48] <cocox> is there a way to know the ip address of my buddies in the messenger ??
[03:48] <Yanlowen> I guess that is not a really good description of the file is it?
[03:48] <d33t> heh, i guess i was wrong :)
[03:48] <lastnode_> d33t: where is it? little things like this really drive me nuts
[03:48] <d33t> do you see 6 floppy drives on the desktop?
[03:49] <d33t> or just in /media?
[03:49] <lastnode_> d33t: no just in 'Computer'
[03:49] <lastnode_> i rm -r from /media
[03:49] <disinterseted_pe> ok how do i install mplayer plug-in-3.25.tar.gz?
[03:49] <d33t> yeah, i don't know where it gets the list from
[03:49] <lullabud> lastnode_ what's in /etc/fstab ?
[03:49] <d33t> that's part of the ubuntu magic i take for granted
[03:49] <d33t> actually, yeah
[03:49] <moonysuny> join #ubuntu-cn
[03:49] <d33t> /etc/fstab
[03:50] <lastnode_> lullabud: bah, it's trying to mount them at boot? 0.o ill go change it, thanks
[03:50] <ubuntu> hi
[03:50] <d33t> hi
[03:50] <ubuntu> i install live cd to repair grub boot loader
[03:50] <lullabud> dapper is really shaping up....
[03:50] <ubuntu> how to repair it?
[03:50] <T`> guys.. how do i lock my screen when the laptop goes into suspend/hibernate?
[03:51] <ubuntu> i'am now in the window of ubuntu/
[03:51] <ubuntu> where should i go to install grub
[03:51] <lastnode_> i hate /media anyway, so i just had it mount the cd-rom in /mnt/
[03:51] <ubuntu> coz my grub is overwriten by window s xp
[03:51] <ubuntu> i want it to go back
[03:51] <lullabud> T`: ctrl-alt-L
[03:51] <lastnode_> ubuntu: livecd?
[03:51] <ubuntu> b4 i hav installed ubuntu install cd
[03:52] <T`> lullabud, no, it should be automatic.. like when i close my lid
[03:52] <ubuntu> in partition d:
[03:52] <lastnode> ubuntu: if you already have ubuntu installed, just boot from a lilo cd and run grub
[03:52] <ubuntu> and since when i reinstall my xp
[03:52] <amphi> !grub
[03:52] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[03:52] <Yanlowen> okay I know this is a strange question, but I deleted a file that creates the icon that goes in the lower left corner of the ubuntu windows manager screen, can I reload it?
[03:52] <amphi> ubuntu: ^^^
[03:52] <d33t> ubuntu; if you do the install and choose "advanced" you should be able to re-run the boot loader section only
[03:52] <lullabud> T`: oooh, that's system -> preferences -> screensaver
[03:52] <lastnode> does anyone know of a way to hack gnome to display the applications menu in right click?
[03:53] <RemyHome> hi guys, where's a good collection of art (system, desktops, themes, etc) for ubuntu / gnome ?
[03:53] <d33t> lastnode: why not switch to what you really want..... *box
[03:53] <d33t> (i assume)
[03:53] <amphi> T`: you can have the acpi script call xscreensaver-command lock or summat; you need some xauth stuff probably, but I think that's in there already
[03:53] <d33t> or wm
[03:53] <d33t> or.... enlightenment do that?
[03:53] <lastnode> d33t: gnome comes the battery applets etc
[03:53] <lastnode> *with
[03:53] <lastnode> and im lazy atm to config them in anotherwm
[03:53] <d33t> true, true
[03:54] <d33t> that's kinda why i havent' gone back to openbox myself :)
[03:54] <amphi> lastnode: I use openbox with gkrellm
[03:54] <tsume> frantic: I find the whole thing odd, it just sticks at GRUB
[03:55] <lastnode> amphi: is there an easy openbox-gkrellm plugin or is there config to do? i cant really config this week
[03:55] <Yanlowen> anyone got any ideas how I would fix that? can I run the updater again and get it to reinstall that missing file?
[03:55] <lastnode> summer of code results are out today :\
[03:55] <cubikdice> lastnode, where do you view them?
[03:55] <lastnode> cubikdice: view what?
[03:55] <tsume> lastnode: unimportant c:)
[03:55] <frantic> tsume
[03:56] <frantic> it sticks at grub, what do you mean
[03:56] <lastnode> tsume: :)
[03:56] <cubikdice> lastnode, the results
[03:56] <tsume> frantic: GRUB
[03:56] <frantic> are you doing that hack thing i told you about or just installing
[03:56] <tsume> black screen, nothing
[03:56] <frantic> booting up?
[03:56] <lastnode> cubikdice: code.google.com/soc iirc
[03:56] <tsume> frantic: yeah, that is how to install it normally. ans no, its not booting
[03:56] <lullabud> Yanlowen: try dpkg-reconfigure gnome-base or whatever it is
[03:56] <lullabud> damn.
[03:56] <frantic> hmm
[03:56] <metrocard> google?
[03:56] <tsume> frantic: do you have a paste of your parition tables you can show me?
[03:57] <tsume> frantic: cfdisk /dev/hda?
[03:57] <d33t> last try: anyone have any info about moving software RAID arrays to other machines? is it even possible?
[03:57] <frantic> it's sda for me
[03:57] <lullabud> d33t: that should be possible.
[03:57] <lastnode> alright brb
[03:57] <tsume> frantic: okay :) sda then :)
[03:57] <DJ_Danni> HELP
[03:57] <d33t> any idea where to look, or what to search for?
[03:58] <DJ_Danni> Seryasly help
[03:58] <lullabud> d33t: this is in ubuntu?
[03:58] <tsume> frantic: maybe I'm not partitioning correctly. the first partitoin does have a boot flag though
[03:58] <d33t> yeah, server install
[03:58] <lullabud> hmm....
[03:58] <haasteem> hi, is there anybody here who tried to install qtiplot from source?
[03:58] <d33t> i googled a little, but didn't find much
[03:58] <lullabud> d33t: mdrun
[03:59] <d33t> i'll probably get a -1 google skills for asking, but.....
[03:59] <ubuntu> how do i know my partition of ubuntu to recover my grub boot loader in live cd
[03:59] <Flannel> DJ_Danni: you going to give us a question? or just yell 'help'?
[03:59] <ubuntu> how do i know my partition of ubuntu to recover my grub boot loader in live cd
[03:59] <lullabud> d33t: /etc/mdadm.conf
[03:59] <amphi> lastnode: gkrellm is a program with several system monitors on it; there are plugins also; if you start it in openbox with gkrellm -w it'll sit in the slit
[03:59] <DJ_Danni> I Need help with Network Servevesees
[03:59] <d33t> can i just pull the drives, pop then in a new box and copy the config?
[03:59] <frantic> brb
[03:59] <RemyHome> hi guys, where's a good collection of art (system, desktops, themes, etc) for ubuntu / gnome ?
[03:59] <tsume> frantic: could ya show me your cfdisk dump? :)
[04:00] <d33t> .....looks like i might be able to
[04:00] <DJ_Danni> To copy a Music from my Studio Computer to My Server
[04:00] <open_shell> how do you know what sound driver you are using? Trying to get Hydrogen Drum Machine to work
[04:00] <lullabud> d33t: i really don't know for sure, but i would imagine you'd have to edit the conf to point to the correct /dev/ locations, but that might be what mdrun does.
[04:00] <d33t> right, i'd think that too
[04:00] <ubuntu> find /boot/grub/stage1  i (got hd0,1)  how to change it to my ubuntu partition
[04:00] <ubuntu> find /boot/grub/stage1  i (got hd0,1)  how to change it to my ubuntu partition
[04:00] <haasteem> hi, is there anybody here who tried to install qtiplot from source? i'm havbing trouble with it...
[04:00] <d33t> well, as long as it doesn't "recreate" the array and wipe my info
[04:00] <d33t> i'll read up on it more, thanks!
[04:01] <lullabud> d33t: de nada.  good luck
[04:01] <DJ_Danni> Can someone help me or not?
[04:01] <ubuntu> find /boot/grub/stage1  i (got hd0,1)  how to change it to my ubuntu partition
[04:01] <ubuntu> find /boot/grub/stage1  i (got hd0,1)  how to change it to my ubuntu partition
[04:01] <d33t> heh, i might need it. it's gonna be a while before i get the new machine running, so i got a little time to look into it
[04:01] <lullabud> ubuntu:  what are you trying to ask?
[04:01] <ubuntu> to overwrite mbr
[04:01] <ubuntu> i'am now in the live cd
[04:02] <ubuntu> to recover grub
[04:02] <ubuntu> section
[04:02] <Managu> ubuntu: Is English your first language?
[04:02] <ubuntu> how to overwrite mbr using live cd
[04:02] <ubuntu> i'am now in the terminal window
[04:02] <ubuntu> then i type grub
[04:03] <ubuntu> grub> find /boot/grub/stage1
[04:03] <d33t> well, i got my question mostly answered i think.... thanks again lullabud
[04:03] <ubuntu> then i see hd0,1
[04:03] <d33t> see ya'll later
[04:03] <ubuntu> how to change it back
[04:04] <Pyru> Hello , I installed webmin , and want to remove it but cannot seem to uninstall it
[04:04] <amphi> ubuntu: hd(0,1) is correct for stage1
[04:04] <NickGarvey> stage1?
[04:05] <NickGarvey> sounds like gentoo talk to me
[04:05] <amphi> NickGarvey: grub talk
[04:05] <NickGarvey> oh okie dokie
[04:05] <amphi> NickGarvey: no cause for alarm ;)
[04:05] <Managu> grub seems to be getting an inordinate amount of attention of late
[04:05] <NickGarvey> _root: I would suggest against loggin in as root during irc
[04:06] <_root> Hi, I'm logged as root currently, what do I have to make the primary group of a user in order for them to be able to use sudo and su?
[04:06] <amphi> Managu: yeah, it's always been pretty 'fire & forget' for me
[04:06] <_root> Yeah I know, but I quickly need to set this.
[04:06] <cocox> how can i list the services running in my computer ??
[04:06] <NickGarvey> okied dokie
[04:06] <Managu> _root: users need to be added to the "wheel" group to be able to sudo and su
[04:06] <cubikdice> _root, you ideot! get off r00t!
[04:06] <amphi> cocox: network?
[04:06] <lastnode> _root: why are you on irc as root? do you have a death wish? 0.o
[04:06] <NickGarvey> _root: yeah wheel would work
[04:06] <frantic> tsume, i messaged it to you
[04:07] <cocox> amphi, yes the services running over my pc ... like samba dun know...
[04:07] <_root> I don't have that group.
[04:07] <_root> o_O
[04:07] <amphi> sudo cocox: netstat -plunt
[04:07] <NickGarvey> _root: odd..
[04:07] <amphi> cocox: er, sudo netstat -plunt ;)
[04:07] <Pyru> Hello , I installed webmin , and want to remove it but cannot seem to uninstall it
[04:07] <NickGarvey> _root: "man visudo"
[04:07] <Managu> _root: when you type in "uname -a", what do you get?
[04:07] <_root> My normal user was running fine, but I could not edit files on USB drives, while trying to access fstab su stopped working.
[04:07] <bimberi> _root: admin group for sudo (secondary is fine)
[04:07] <cocox> amphi, thnxxxx :)
[04:08] <amphi> cocox: yw
[04:08] <_root> Linux Hotwax 2.6.12-10-k7 #1 Fri Apr 28 13:58:48 UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
[04:08] <Taru> Please check this out, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14505
[04:08] <Managu> _root, mmkay, just curious
[04:09] <Managu> Taru: looks rather boring.  But it's a brilliant comment!
[04:09] <amphi> Taru: what does it mean?
[04:09] <_root> I accidentally changed the primary user group for my normal user.
[04:09] <Taru> Managu, My Gnome Terminal will stop working, why?
[04:09] <odin_> man I am freakin' hot
[04:09] <frantic> ASL LOL
[04:09] <Taru> amphi, I am having trouble starting Gnome terminal.
[04:09] <jjazz> I am trying to get gdm to show me an xdmcp chooser.  I believe I've selected the right gdmsetup options, but I don't see any option to run a chooser at the login screen.  Any advice would be appreciated.  Thanks.
[04:09] <bimberi> _root: that's usually the group with the same name as the user
[04:10] <odin_> I am so moving to Canada, nice cooling system there
[04:10] <_root> I need to know what it was, because unless I add admin as secondary I cannot access sudo or su, but when I do this it does not ask for passwords.
[04:10] <amphi> Taru: you might need to put the %f in single quotes
[04:10] <lastnode_> sorry, i timed out. anyway to run a program at startup?
[04:10] <Taru> amphi, ok thanks, I will try that.
[04:10] <amphi> frantic: ASLU I think you mean
[04:11] <_root> Ok so I made the primary group the same as the user name. What should I have as secondary groups for su and sudo to work?
[04:11] <frantic> uhhh age sex location ubuntuversion?
[04:11] <Taru> amphi, Hmm.. doesn't work.
[04:11] <frantic> works for me i guess!
[04:11] <Taru> amphi, I run the gnome terminal and it disappears seconds after launch.
[04:11] <amphi> frantic: you don't want to know their uptime?? ;)
[04:11] <NickGarvey> haha
[04:11] <cocox> amphi, why when i list the services running in my pc with "nmap 127.0.0.1" i get a different output from doing "netstat -plunt"  ????
[04:12] <frantic> oh haha
[04:12] <disinterseted_pe> ok, madpilot how do i install mplayerplug in 3.25.tar.gz?
[04:12] <amphi> cocox: I believe nmap is not reliable on the loopback interface, but I could be wrong
[04:12] <bimberi> _root: for sudo it needs admin.  Use of su isn't group related - just knowledge of the root password
[04:12] <Madpilot> disinterseted_pe, sorry, how do you do what?
[04:13] <mathieu_> what is the name of the app to setup printer on ubuntu ?
[04:13] <disinterseted_pe> how do i install mplayer plugin 3.25.tar.gz?
[04:13] <_root> Ok, well, when I tried using su, such as in Admin mode in the system settings it would says "conversation with su failed"
[04:13] <Madpilot> _root, if you're really running as root while you're connected to the interenet, that's not a good idea..
[04:13] <NickGarvey> !tell _root about root
[04:13] <mathieu_> that is in the default gnome setup on ubuntu dapper
[04:13] <bimberi> mathieu_: gnome-cups-manager
[04:13] <Madpilot> disinterseted_pe, do you mean the mplayer plugin for firefox?
[04:14] <disinterseted_pe> ive got it dled to my desktop
[04:14] <disinterseted_pe> yes
[04:14] <cocox> amphi, mmmm i m not sure either
[04:14] <amphi> cocox: nmap shows more or less?
[04:14] <bimberi> mathieu_: yes, System -> Administration -> Printing
[04:14] <Managu> _root: if you're running Ubuntu, you generally shouldn't have a whole bunch of use for "su".  I'd suggest you test getting "sudo" working properly first
[04:14] <amphi> cocox: I'd believe netstat
[04:14] <_root> So I need admin as secondary group?
[04:14] <Madpilot> disinterseted_pe, I think you want the mozilla-mplayer plugin from Ubuntu's repositories (I don't run Firefox, so I'm not actually sure...)
[04:15] <mathieu_> bimberi: i am not in gnome though, that is why i need the appname
[04:15] <disinterseted_pe> ok
[04:15] <Managu> _root: yes, your user needs to be in the admin group
[04:15] <daddius> hey peoples
[04:15] <daddius> anyone good in perl?
[04:15] <disinterseted_pe> ive installed i think all of them from the depository
[04:15] <daddius> or know of any output lib ?
[04:15] <lastnode_> someone mentioned gkrellm here. is he/she around?
[04:15] <daddius> well not lib but perl module
[04:15] <Managu> daddius: tried searching CPAN?
[04:16] <Madpilot> daddius, I think there's a #perl channel
[04:16] <_root> Ok thanks. hope this works. :)
[04:16] <Taru> amphi, Any idea how to get my terminal to function normally again?
[04:16] <xerophyte> i have install slapd and phpldapadmin .. the ldap server is running and i can access the phpldapadmin but i am not abl eto login with admin and the password .. is there anything i can do login
[04:16] <bimberi> mathieu_: gnome-cups-manager is the app, kde has something else, otherwise you can enable admin access to the cups web interface ...
[04:17] <bimberi> ubotu tell mathieu_ about cupsweb
[04:17] <tsume> frantic: your not identified :)
[04:17] <jksd> hi, my machine stalls for quite a long period at 'configuring network interfaces' on bootup, is this normal?
[04:17] <tsume> frantic: I can't see messages from unidentified users
[04:18] <Managu> jksd: it's symptomatic of a network problem
[04:18] <frantic> oh i see
[04:18] <sflash> im trying to mount a file in my fstab file
[04:18] <jksd> Managu: how do I fix?
[04:18] <sflash> cant get it to work
[04:18] <Managu> jksd: errm depends on the problem
[04:18] <bimberi> jksd: yes, for example if it's set to look for a DHCP server and there isn't one available - it will time out - you can interrupt this with CTRL-C
[04:18] <jksd> Managu: how do I diagnose?
[04:18] <pvd2006_> I seem to have my other name logged on, will it automatically log off?
[04:18] <jksd> ah OK
[04:18] <jksd> I'll check my network settings
[04:19] <frantic> uhhhh
[04:19] <matheus> hello
[04:19] <frantic> PASTEBIN
[04:19] <matheus> I have a problem with oss sound
[04:19] <sflash> i added /dev/sda    /home/siavash/USB_drive1   rw,user,auto,umask=002  0   0
[04:19] <Madpilot> pvd2006, use ghost - /msg nickserv help (and then /msg nickserv help ghost)
[04:19] <matheus> alse and esd works
[04:20] <cocox> amphi, nmap show less.... why should u believe netstat ??
[04:20] <matheus> but some applications that have only oss suport dont work
[04:20] <matheus> the device /dev/dsp not found
[04:20] <jksd> bimberi: where can I find infos on DHCP?
[04:20] <matheus> who can help me??
[04:21] <pvd2006> ah there we go:) thanks
[04:21] <Managu> cocox: netstat tells you how your programs think they're talking to the outside world.  nmap tells you how the outside world views you on some interface.  If you want to know how someone views you, i.e. over your ethernet card, probing the loopback interface isn't really helpful.
[04:22] <bimberi> jksd: System -> Administration -> Preferences - or by editing /etc/network/interfaces - or did you mean documentation?
[04:22] <frantic> tsume???
[04:22] <matheus> anyone can help with sound configuration ??
[04:22] <Managu> cocox: and the IP address 127.0.0.1 is bound to the loopback interface
[04:22] <jksd> bimberi: nah I meant turning it off
[04:22] <frantic> i'll have a pastebin link of my cfdisk stuff in a second
[04:22] <bimberi> jksd: oops, not Preferences - Networking
[04:23] <jksd> bimberi: I already checked that, I'll try again
[04:23] <odin_> why is it that all of a sudden I can
[04:23] <bimberi> jksd: ah, set up a Static IP address in there
[04:23] <matheus> please... I cant see /dev/dsp
[04:23] <Desh> Ok, not logged as root. :)
[04:23] <odin_> 't access my root directories from my user directory?
[04:23] <tsume> frantic: can you paste it to rafb or pastebub??
[04:23] <tsume> frantic: pastebin
[04:23] <frantic> http://pastebin.com/732352
[04:23] <matheus> but alse and esd works
[04:23] <matheus> alsa
[04:24] <frantic> i think it's kind of strange that it lists the partitions out of order...
[04:24] <frantic> cfdisk does
[04:24] <tsume> fhmm
[04:24] <tsume> frantic: df ?
[04:24] <Desh> Ok, I am running Kubuntu, but people seem more knowledgable here. ;) When I run things like the updater, in my case Adept, it usually asked me for a pas. now that I added admin as a secondary group, it doesn't ask for one anymore. Same with using Admin mode in the SYSTEM SETTINGS window, etc.
[04:24] <frantic> sure
[04:24] <frantic> one sec
[04:25] <Desh> And sudo in the command prompt doesn;t require a pass either.
[04:25] <cocox> Managu, so what should i test instead my loopback interface to do a good implementation of nmap ??
[04:25] <slavik> Desh: yes it does ... after the timeout
[04:25] <Managu> cocox: what's your objective?
[04:25] <Desh> Well I just restarted the PC, meaning it should ask the moment I used sudo, but it didn't.
[04:26] <amphi> cocox: because, as I said, nmap is not reliable on localhost AFAIK, and netstat is the canonical tool ;)
[04:26] <lastnode_> what's the best way to make an application load at startup?
[04:26] <odin_> can or cannot wine play games that were made for win98?
[04:26] <jksd> bimberi: on which device?
[04:26] <odin_> I'm rather confused
[04:26] <mathieu_> how do i know my default cups username and password ?
[04:26] <cocox> amphi, Managu, mi objetive is to realize why netstat tells me something and nmap another things... :S
[04:27] <matheus> who can help me to setup OSS sound ???? please!!!!!
[04:27] <haasteem> hi, is there anybody here who tried to install qtiplot from source? i'm havbing trouble with it...
[04:27] <Managu> cocox: happen to know the ip address your ethernet card has assigned?
[04:27] <bimberi> jksd: Ethernet
[04:27] <Managu> cocox: i.e. if you run "ifconfig", what's the ip address corresponding to your ethernet card?
[04:27] <cocox> Managu, my private ip is 192.168.1.2
[04:27] <Desh> >_<
[04:27] <Managu> cocox: try nmapping that address
[04:28] <frantic> tsume: http://pastebin.com/732356
[04:28] <mjsabbot> any vpn guru's around?
[04:28] <Desh> Can anyone help me with my sudo/su problem?
[04:28] <amphi> cocox: what is the difference? and why would you use nmap on localhost?
[04:28] <slavik> Desh: what's the problem?
[04:28] <jksd> bimberi: shouldn't it be left as DHCP?
[04:29] <cocox> Managu, amphi, what'd be the difference between 127.0.0.1 and 192.168.1.2 both refers to my ethernet card isnt it ?
[04:29] <jksd> bimberi: so it grabs whatever it's mean to be?
[04:29] <jksd> bimberi: mean/meant
[04:29] <Managu> cocox: nope
[04:29] <amphi> cocox: it could be that nmap is only seeing things listening on 127.0.0.1, and you have something[s]  only listening on external address[es]  and not on the loopback
[04:29] <Desh> ok slavik, I accidentaly changed my primary user to sudo, it made my normal user unusable since sudo and su did not work. Now I made my primary user group the same as my username, and added admin in the secondary group because only then would sudo and su work. But now they do not ask for a pass.
[04:29] <tsume> frantic: hmm, maybe I need to create a separate partition for /boot
[04:29] <jksd> bimberi: or is it not actually doing that
[04:29] <bimberi> jksd: yes, if that's what you want.  I was illustrating one of the reasons for startup pausing on that message :)
[04:29] <tsume> frantic: I'll try again and see what happens :)
[04:29] <frantic> i don't think it's absolutely necessary
[04:30] <amphi> cocox: they're different interaces, as ifconfig will show you
[04:30] <Desh> slavik: Thinks like the updater, system settings, command line, etc do not ask for a pass.
[04:30] <frantic> but you might have better luck if your boot stuff was on a primary partition
[04:30] <jksd> bimberi: so it's not actually an error, it's just taking it's time?
[04:30] <Pyru> Hello could someone help me uninstall this webmin, I cant seem to uninstall it
[04:30] <bimberi> jksd: what's the nature of your internet connection?
[04:30] <cocox> Managu, amphi, mmm i thought that 127.0.0.1 would give me the same results than 192.168.1.2
[04:30] <slavik> desh, change all the groups back
[04:30] <jksd> bimberi: eth0
[04:30] <amphi> cocox: did you try? ;)
[04:30] <slavik> oh, I see
[04:30] <bimberi> jksd: to a local router of some sort?
[04:30] <Desh> slavik: problem is I don;t know what they were supposed to be
[04:30] <cocox> Managu, amphi, so for what should i just use the loopback ??
[04:30] <jksd> bimberi: broadband
[04:30] <Desh> slavik: I changed hem due to a misclick
[04:30] <mjsabbot> anybody good with IPSEC/openwswan?
[04:31] <slavik> Desh: where did you change the primary user? change the primary user back to your user
[04:31] <Pyru> Hello could someone help me uninstall this webmin, I cant seem to uninstall it please and thtank you
[04:31] <matheus> please!!!! anyone can help me with OSS ??
[04:31] <disinterseted_pe> does the mozilla browser work well?
[04:31] <Desh> slavik: right, it's set as that
[04:31] <amphi> cocox: ifconfig lo down and see what breaks ;)
[04:31] <Managu> cocox: Upshot: understanding TCP/IP, and it's Linux or Unix interfaces, is complicated.  Asking for a thorough tutorial in the Ubuntu support channel isn't really the right avenue.  Go get a good book on the topic.
[04:31] <slavik> good
[04:31] <Desh> slavik: but unless I add admin as a secondary user sudo will not work
[04:31] <slavik> root should belong to root
[04:31] <cocox> Managu, amphi, yes i try it and now i see that there are some differents ip
[04:31] <tsume> frantic: thansk, I'll play with it
[04:31] <bimberi> jksd: hmmk, that probably needs dhcp then.
[04:31] <Desh> slavik: but then I do not get asked for my pass
[04:31] <tsume> frantic: worst off I install lilo :)
[04:31] <bimberi> jksd: broadband modem or broadband router?
[04:32] <frantic> hehe yeah
[04:32] <jksd> bimberi: modem
[04:32] <amphi> cocox: if you want a tcp/ip book, Stevens' 'TCP/IP Iluustrated vol. 1' is good
[04:32] <cocox> Managu, amphi, can you plz tell ubotu something ?
[04:32] <amphi> cocox: er, Illustrated
[04:32] <Desh> slavik: and sudo as secondary user group does not make sudo work
[04:32] <amphi> cocox: can't you? what?
[04:32] <bimberi> jksd: kk, i wonder how your PC gets it's IP then
[04:32] <Managu> !botsnack
[04:32] <ubotu> :)
[04:32] <slavik> Desh: pastebin your /etc/sudoers file
[04:33] <jksd> bimberi: not through DHCP?
[04:33] <cocox> !tell cocox about loopback
[04:33] <Managu> bimberi, jksd: is it possible that there's a built-in ethernet card on jksd's machine that's not being used?
[04:34] <slavik> anyone know where the browser.xul file is kept?
[04:34] <Managu> jksd: are you IRC'ing from the Ubuntu machine?
[04:34] <slavik> nvm
[04:34] <cocox> !tell cocox about 127.0.0.1
[04:34] <cocox> !tell cocox about tcpip
[04:35] <bimberi> Managu, jksd: that's a thought, that would show up in the Networking applet
[04:35] <jksd> yeah, I'm in ubuntu
[04:35] <Desh> slavik: can;t find it...
[04:35] <amphi> cocox: have a look at a networking howto at tldp.org perhaps
[04:36] <jksd> I only have 1 ethernet card though
[04:36] <slavik>  /etc/sudoers ???
[04:36] <slavik> it's a text file
[04:36] <Managu> jksd: if you're connecting through a dial-up modem, and not through the ethernet port, then a delay at the dhcp step isn't too unusual
[04:36] <amphi> cocox: here's summat for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loopback_interface
[04:37] <jksd> Managu: ahh, I do have a regular 56k modem on here, it must be that
[04:37] <Managu> jksd: if you're getting a long delay at that step, but everything else works fine, I wouldn't worry about it -- there could be any number of reasons for the delay, none particularly bothersome
[04:37] <bimberi> jksd: put the contents of /etc/network/interfaces on the pastebin ...
[04:37] <Desh> slavik: how would I open it? It says I do not have permission. :(
[04:37] <bimberi> !paste
[04:37] <ubotu> see <!pastebin> please
[04:37] <bimberi> !pastebin
[04:37] <ubotu> Please do not flood the channel http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ for pasting long texts it does not disrupt the channel. [webboard for Ubuntu: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269 : not an offical package]
[04:37] <Bjorn_> !help
[04:37] <bimberi> ubotu: pedant
[04:37] <ubotu> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, bimberi
[04:37] <cocox> amphi, Managu thank you so much for be so patient with this noob :)
[04:38] <amphi> cocox: yw
[04:38] <jksd> Managu: I also have a 3G card, it could be that
[04:38] <jksd> bimberi: OK
[04:38] <cocox> Managu, amphi i'll read as much as i can
[04:38] <odin_> how do you uninstall stuff again?
[04:38] <Managu> jksd: Sorry, I don't know what a 3G card is
[04:38] <amphi> cocox: the Stevens book is damn good - you might even find a copy knocking about on the web
[04:39] <jksd> Managu: it's a mobile internet card
[04:39] <amphi> cocox: otherwise, tldp.org has lots of goodies; there's an 'intro to linux' book there, which might be of use
[04:40] <Bjorn_> ubotu: latest release
[04:40] <ubotu> Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Bjorn_
[04:40] <Managu> jksd: ok.  That'd have been my guess.  What exactly are you using to get internet access right now?  Dial-up modem?  3G? Local Area Network?
[04:40] <Bjorn_> ubotu: are you an eggplant?
[04:40] <ubotu> parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Bjorn_
[04:40] <Bjorn_> =)
[04:40] <cocox> amphi, ok i'll look for all the things that you are suggesting to me thank u buddy
[04:40] <jksd> Managu: broadband
[04:41] <Managu> jksd: and how is the broadband connected to your combuter?
[04:41] <jksd> Managu: and that's the only one that's using DHCP
[04:41] <jksd> Managu: broadband modem
[04:41] <Managu> jksd: you have an internal broadband modem?
[04:41] <jksd> Managu: external
[04:41] <jksd> bimberi: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14506
[04:41] <Managu> jksd: how is it connected to your computer?
[04:41] <linux_newbie2> Ubuntu installed successfully!  Yay!
[04:41] <jksd> Managu: ethernet
[04:42] <Managu> jksd: gotcha.
[04:43] <Managu> jksd: I'm back to my previous statement then -- a long delay at bootup isn't necessarily a problem, so long as you eventually get passed it.
[04:43] <jksd> Managu: oh OK
[04:43] <Managu> jksd: it may be that your network card is just a little slow getting started
[04:43] <jksd> Managu: hmm, it's a fast connection though
[04:44] <Managu> jksd: not a relivant fact
[04:44] <cubikdice> Hey guys, how do i find out what linux thinks the amount of MHZ my CPU has?
[04:44] <jksd> Managu: oh I see
[04:44] <slavik> cpuid
[04:44] <tsume> frantic: this is weird
[04:44] <cubikdice> command not found
[04:45] <jksd> Managu: oh you're talking about the actual hardware booting up
[04:45] <Managu> cubikdice: cat /proc/cpuinfo.   or "dmesg | less"
[04:45] <tsume> frantic: I'm able to boot from the hd if I select "boot from hard drive" in the livecd
[04:45] <Managu> jksd: yes
[04:45] <tsume> frantic: its grub, its starting too quick before my hardware has a change to boot properly
[04:45] <frantic> that's weird
[04:45] <tsume> *chance
[04:45] <jksd> Managu: could be I guess, computer is OK though
[04:45] <jksd> Managu: when I say OK, I mean OK standard
[04:46] <Managu> jksd: I know one of my computers has a built-in broadcom-based ethernet port.  And it takes a while to initialize
[04:46] <cubikdice> Managu, WTF it said i only have 1005.107 i have an AMD 64 4000+ 2.4 ghz CPU, is there a way to fix this?
[04:46] <Managu> cubikdice: well, errm, 2 things
[04:46] <jksd> Managu: alright, well thanks for your help anyways
[04:46] <slavik> cubikdice: you probably have cool n quiet enable
[04:46] <cubikdice> oh
[04:46] <slavik> enabled*
[04:46] <cubikdice> yeah
[04:46] <cubikdice> lol
[04:47] <Managu> cubikdice: if you're not running anything processor intensive, you're computer probably has the speed dialed down a bit
[04:47] <cubikdice> i never knew it did that
[04:47] <slavik> cubikdice: right click on a panel and click to add an application
[04:47] <cubikdice> slavik, and then
[04:47] <slavik> "add to panel"
[04:47] <Yanlowen> Hey does anyone know anything about using wine to run windows apps under linux?
[04:47] <slavik> thens croll down to system and hardware
[04:47] <Managu> yanlowen: a tad bit.  What application?
[04:47] <slavik> and select "CPU frequency and scaling" monitor
[04:47] <slavik> then click add :)
[04:48] <Yanlowen> managu: trying to run adobe acrobat
[04:48] <Managu> Yanlowen: Acrobat or Acrobat Reader?
[04:48] <aaron> hay how do u put a pic on gaim messenger
[04:49] <babo> Where can I download dapper ?
[04:49] <spikeb> babo: cdimage.ubuntu.com
[04:49] <slavik> babo: check the wiki or do: sudo "update-manager -d"
[04:49] <Yanlowen> managu: reader, my question is do I have to have a dos patition mounted to install it or can I use wine to install it into the linux file system?
[04:49] <cubikdice> brb then
[04:50] <spikeb> Yanlowen: there's a native adobe reader for linux
[04:50] <shangdu>
[04:50] <shangdu> 2
[04:50] <mynimal> Alright, having some major problems, I know the error given for all of them
[04:50] <mynimal> ImportError: No module named gtk
[04:50] <slavik> shangdu: english please
[04:50] <Managu> Yanlowen: if wine supports acrobat reader, you don't need a dos partition.  That said, there are a number of other options
[04:50] <spikeb> shangdu:  #ubuntu-cn  #ubuntu-tw   #ubuntu-hk
[04:50] <mynimal> It happens when I start add/remove, update manager, etc.
[04:50] <babo> ok thanks ...
[04:50] <mynimal> Anyone have any idea?
[04:50] <shangdu> ;(
[04:51] <katie_> is there a way to get the lexmark x74 scanner to work in ubuntu? :(
[04:51] <slavik> mynimal: did you remove gtk or something?
[04:51] <Managu> yanlowen: ubuntu ships with Evince, which can read PDF documents.  There's also a native version of acrobat reader that Adobe offers
[04:51] <mynimal> I'm pretty definite I haven't. I have GTK+ 2.8.17 installed, according to applications that depend on it.
[04:52] <Yanlowen> managu: okay can I install a windows program to run under wine from my native linux drive?
[04:52] <shangdu>
[04:52] <katie_> it is supported by sane
[04:52] <Managu> Yanlowen: yes, that's correct
[04:52] <XhyldazhK> Hi all
[04:52] <aaron> haaaaaaaaaaay
[04:52] <katie_> it is not supported by sane
[04:52] <madewokherd> Yanlowen: if the program works with wine..
[04:52] <mynimal> Just a moment, uploading the log.
[04:53] <aaron> i need two know
[04:53] <Yanlowen> managu: ok got the reader is also in linux, but for reference, where would I find the executable to start the windows app? already got it installed
[04:53] <slavik> anyone with any experience with really locking down ubuntu?
[04:53] <linux_newbie2> !jp
[04:53] <ubotu> jp is, like, totally, Japan
[04:53] <slavik> Yanlowen: no desktop icon?
[04:54] <slavik> Yanlowen: in ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/
[04:54] <goethe> Can somebody help me with fixing xgl/compiz on dapper with ati mobile 7500??
[04:54] <Yanlowen> managu: no it didn't load one to the desktop
[04:54] <bimberi> jksd: still about (sorry - got called away)
[04:54] <mynimal> Here's the whole error log: http://www.mynimalistic.net/upload/files/error2.txt
[04:54] <XhyldazhK> Hey, a friend just installed ubuntu dapper drake beta, he installed anything from the app installer in the main menu (not synaptic but the other one) he did an apt-get update and an apt-get dist-upgradenow he does have stuck packages related to clustering, we have tried all, from dpkg -P those packages to apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:54] <slavik> goethe: go to #ubuntu+1 for help with that
[04:54] <Yanlowen> managu: sweet that should help
[04:54] <goethe> oh ok
[04:54] <aaron> i need help
[04:54] <katie_> hmmm i scroll over an mp3 audio i scroll over an ogg file and it doesnt weird
[04:54] <Yanlowen> managu: can I ask you one more question?
[04:55] <XhyldazhK> please help me.
[04:55] <spikeb> XhyldazhK: what's up
[04:55] <katie_> mp3 file plays automatically
[04:55] <slavik> XhyldazhK: that sweems unfinished
[04:55] <XhyldazhK> spikeb: hi, well a friend has stuck packages
[04:55] <slavik> katie_: when you mouse over?
[04:55] <Managu> Yanlowen: you were talking to slavik =p
[04:55] <Yanlowen> managu: unrelated
[04:55] <katie_> slavik: on my desktop
[04:55] <mynimal> I'll just post a topic, too crazy in here.
[04:55] <spikeb> XhyldazhK: has the friend tried dist-upgrade instead of upgrade?
[04:55] <XhyldazhK> slavik: we tried apt-get -f install, we tried dpkg -P those packages
[04:55] <slavik> katie_: without mousing over?
[04:56] <XhyldazhK> yup we tried that too
[04:56] <spikeb> hmm
[04:56] <Managu> Yanlowen: but go ahead and ask your question; I'm sure the channel will be happy to jump in and talk
[04:56] <XhyldazhK> spikeb i have a log of the upgrade in openoffice format
[04:56] <katie_> slavik:  without mouse over it stops playing
[04:56] <spikeb> XhyldazhK: is apt or dpkg complaining at all?
[04:56] <aaron> 0000000000 you guys are lazy i tride two speek two you guys but nooooo this hol thing sucks
[04:56] <slavik> katie_: right ... it's awesome, ain't it?
[04:56] <XhyldazhK> spikeb: dpkg is complaining always
[04:56] <spikeb> hmm
[04:56] <slavik> did aaron ever ask a question?
[04:56] <katie_> slavik:  but it doesnt do it when i go over an ogg file
[04:56] <spikeb> XhyldazhK: can you post the log at pastebin?
[04:57] <NickGarvey> slavik: no he didn't, he say saaaaay and something else useless heh
[04:57] <XhyldazhK> yup
[04:57] <Yanlowen> okay I somehow deleted the icons on the gnome panel, I deleted the file that it uses.
[04:57] <slavik> katie_: does ogg play in a player? (totem to be exact)
[04:57] <NickGarvey> s/saaa/haaa/
[04:57] <katie_> slavik: yes
[04:57] <Yanlowen> how can I get it reloaded
[04:57] <slavik> NickGarvey: then leave his ignorant arse to himself :P
[04:57] <Yanlowen> I no longer have multiple desktops
[04:57] <katie_> slavik:  i use xmms
[04:57] <NickGarvey> :) he left
[04:57] <Mabus06> /mode -b mumia
[04:57] <ray_> hello! i have a question concerning a video card
[04:57] <slavik> katie_: if totem can't play it, it won't play with mouseover ...
[04:58] <slavik> katie_: because totem is default player and such
[04:58] <slavik> !ask
[04:58] <Yanlowen> thanks for the earlier help managu
[04:58] <NickGarvey> !justask
[04:58] <ubotu> - Ask your question and we'll try to answer it.
[04:58] <slavik> ubotu: ask
[04:58] <Managu> yanlowen: the panels are just a collection of plugins.  Right-click on the panel and select "add to panel"
[04:58] <Pyru> Hello anyone help me out , i installed webmin, an di cant seem to remove it (uninstall it)
[04:58] <Managu> Yanlowen: np
[04:58] <katie_> slavik:  why would xmms be able to and totem not thats weird
[04:58] <cubikdice> slavik, ah much better, thank you
[04:58] <ray_> does anyone know of a reasonably priced video card that works in linux with tv-out
[04:58] <slavik> katie_: can totem play it?
[04:58] <slavik> cubikdice: np :)
[04:59] <slavik> cubikdice: you can thank me by sending me that CPU ;)
[04:59] <Managu> yanlowen: you probably want at least a "Main Menu", and a "window list"
[04:59] <katie_> slavik:  yep totem can
[04:59] <slavik> hmm
[04:59] <cubikdice> slavik, LOL
[04:59] <slavik> cubikdice: I wasn't joking >.<
[04:59] <Yanlowen> managu: okay I can't state myself well enouugh, the applet that creates the icons on the gnome panel, I deleted the files that are those applets, so I can't reload it
[04:59] <dunefan> a question please...how do you install KDE to Ubuntu?
[04:59] <cubikdice> slavik, i also got an nVidia 7800 GT 256mb ;)
[05:00] <ray_> my radeon 7200 has an s-video out, but isn't supported by atitvout
[05:00] <cubikdice> muhhahaha
[05:00] <katie_> kubuntu?
[05:00] <Heath> Hey can someone help me?
[05:00] <dunefan> without installing Kubuntu!
[05:00] <katie_> why not install blackbox instead?
[05:00] <linux_newbie2> I've got an hda2 icon on my desktop, but when I click on it, it says "The folder contents could not be displaed.  You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "hda2"."  How do I fix this?
[05:00] <Heath> I need to rebuild my package database how can I do that?
[05:00] <ray_> i was pointed to nvidia, but i don't know which cards with tv-video out are supported in linux
[05:00] <cubikdice> Heath, sudo apt-get update
[05:00] <joe_> Which mp3 player do you guys recommend for Ubuntu?
[05:01] <Managu> yanlowen: oh, I don't know what could be wrong then =(
[05:01] <Heath> Doesn't work cubikdice
[05:01] <jksd> bimberi: oh OK, you look at the pastebin?
[05:01] <Heath> I will try again though
[05:01] <cubikdice> wtf
[05:01] <slavik> joe_: if you want a winamp like thing then xmms
[05:01] <Managu> linux_newbie2: you'll probably have to edit your fstab file for that
[05:01] <deoryp> linux_newbie2 : you have to add yourself to a group maybe>?
[05:01] <madewokherd> dunefan: install kde
[05:01] <madewokherd> er, wait, that was the question
[05:01] <Flannel> ray_: ALL nvidia cards are supported, nvidia releases it's drivers
[05:01] <dsl1919> hi, i'm trying to compile pgadmin and had to apt-get install wx-common, but wx-config still can't be found.  i'm having trouble locating the package that provides this file.  does anyone know?
[05:01] <madewokherd> kde is a package
[05:02] <Yanlowen> managu: I know what I did wrong, I deleted the file appelt for it, can I reload those files without reloading ubuntu totally?
[05:02] <madewokherd> as is kubuntu-desktop
[05:02] <katie_> frozen bubble has no sound :(
[05:02] <ray_> flannel, really? that's great
[05:02] <slavik> teh sux
[05:02] <slavik> imo, the game is too easy
[05:02] <dunefan> couldn;t find package KDE
[05:02] <spikeb> i love frozen bubble
[05:02] <madewokherd> lowercase
[05:02] <ray_> so going the cheapo route on an old computer is okay?
[05:02] <Managu> Yanlowen: it's possible (you'll want to figure out which package those files are in, and force that package to reinstall)
[05:02] <spikeb> ray_: yes
[05:02] <slavik> I like frozen bubble but it's too easy ... 30 levels can be finished easily
[05:02] <joe_> Do I need to install a c-complier and such to install xmms?
[05:03] <Managu> Yanlowen: but to be honest, I don't know which packages you need
[05:03] <katie_> slavik: design ur own
[05:03] <slavik> joe_: no
[05:03] <Managu> joe_: shouldn't
[05:03] <slavik> katie_: don't have the time :(
[05:03] <Heath> I get this error when trying to install E: cman: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1   What is the problem?
[05:03] <ray_> so now i just need to find the cheapest video card with s-video out i can find
[05:03] <Yanlowen> Help I deleted the Applet for the gnome panel, how do I reinstall it without reloading ubuntu?
[05:03] <bimberi> jksd: pastebin the output of "route" this time
[05:03] <slavik> joe_: sudo apt-get install xmms
[05:03] <Flannel> ray_: well, better video cards might have better performance.
[05:03] <slavik> Yanlowen: delted as in right click and remove?
[05:03] <ray_> once again, you guys are aweseom
[05:03] <katie_> slavik:  it takes like a sec to click on button :)
[05:03] <ray_> awesome even!
[05:03] <guest_> carla_satur
[05:03] <slavik> or as in went into file system and deleted?
[05:03] <Yanlowen> managu: thanks you helped me get a grasp on the terminology for what I did.
[05:04] <mintee> hey all...
[05:04] <guest_> joined the room
[05:04] <Dr_Willis> Yanlowen:  use the right click button on the panel and use the add to panel.. menu items.
[05:04] <Managu> ray_: I'd _strongly_ suggest a nVidia based card
[05:04] <ray_> flannel, anything is better than an old nvidia tnt2 32mb card :)
[05:04] <Heath> HELP!!! I get this error when I try to install software through synaptic E: cman: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[05:04] <slavik> Managu: I got ati to work :)
[05:04] <slavik> Managu: pretty easily, too
[05:04] <Managu> slavik: *bows down and prays to the master*
[05:04] <linux_newbie2> Managu: here's the hda2 line from /etc/fstab, what do I need to change? /dev/hda2       /media/hda2     ntfs    defaults        0       0
[05:04] <slavik> Heath: what are you installing?
[05:04] <Kr0ntab> sup folks
[05:04] <Yanlowen> slavik: I had a load failed and it asked several questions about reloading applet. I pushed delete the file because it failed to load
[05:05] <mintee> i just installed 5.10 on a thinkpad x30 and the framebuffer during boot is very flashy...    during the install the screen was skewed and flashing.  X11 works fine though.  Any ideas?
[05:05] <Heath> Nvidia Drivers
[05:05] <spikeb> Kr0ntab: not much, sup with you
[05:05] <slavik> Managu: I used their installer to generate packages and then dpkg -i *.deb
[05:05] <Kr0ntab> nm
[05:05] <katie_> koules sound doesnt work either
[05:05] <Managu> linux_newbie2: "defaults" --> "umask=000"
[05:05] <Heath> slavik: Nvidia drivers
[05:05] <Yanlowen> slavik: by accident
[05:05] <slavik> Heath: bother Managu then :)
[05:05] <spikeb> mintee: the FB during boot doesnt even work on my mac mini on 5.10 heh
[05:05] <slavik> Yanlowen: then Dr_Willis told you how to get it back :)
[05:05] <ray_> managu, i've heard that before about nvidia cards
[05:05] <joe_> slavik: Thanks, thank works.  I guess I have to read up on installing things in Ubuntu, I've never done it that way
[05:05] <mintee> heh Spikeb..
[05:05] <Heath> Managu: I get this error when I am trying to install Nvidia drivers  E: cman: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[05:05] <jksd> bimberi: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14508
[05:05] <Managu> slavik: I'm not saying it's impossible, or evin that hard -- but it's harder than it needs to be
[05:05] <cary> joined the room
[05:05] <ray_> go with nvidia because ati doesn't play nice
[05:05] <Ratzilla> has anyone used this WPA guide http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=90450 before successfully/
[05:06] <mintee> well is there a way to turn it off, and just do txt?
[05:06] <slavik> joe_: I would suggest using synaptic (system -> admin -> synaptic)
[05:06] <spikeb> mintee: yes.
[05:06] <spikeb> mintee: i have no idea how
[05:06] <spikeb> heh
[05:06] <mintee> lol, thanks
[05:06] <cary> hi.............
[05:06] <Managu> Heath: I don't know what "cman" is
[05:06] <wfaulk> I was installing ubuntu for the first time today and it would hang every time it tried to apt-get grub.  any ideas?
[05:06] <cary> hello................................
[05:06] <joe_> Ok, thanks
[05:06] <Heath> Managu: If you don't know what it is how the hell can I fix it O.O AHHH
[05:06] <Managu> wfaulk: 5.10? 6.06?
[05:07] <slavik> Managu: agreed
[05:07] <wfaulk> 5.10
[05:07] <Kr0ntab> Ratzilla, those instructions will work... but you don't need to worry about the last step of creating a new init.d symbolic link
[05:07] <Yanlowen> slavik: okay I have tried to use the "add to panel" but the icons for my various desktops and the main desktop button on the left side are not reloading. as if the files was deleted from the hard drive.
[05:07] <Heath> Managu: Am I going to have to reinstall Linux completely?
[05:07] <Yanlowen> slavik: those icon on the gnome panel that is
[05:07] <Kr0ntab> !wpa
[05:07] <ubotu> Enable the universe repository, then "sudo apt-get update", and then "sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant".  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WPAHowto for more details
[05:07] <slavik> Yanlowen: are you right clicking on the panel you want to add stuff to?
[05:07] <Managu> Heath: *shrug* That's probably a bit extreme.  Happen to know what the names of the packages you're trying to install are?
[05:07] <Yanlowen> slavik: yes
[05:07] <Kr0ntab> Ratzilla, see that link for some fairly decent instructions
[05:08] <slavik> Yanlowen: do you double clickw hat you want to add or single click then click "Add"?
[05:08] <Heath> Managu: nvidia-glx and nvidia-kernel-common
[05:08] <cary> hi.....................
[05:08] <slavik> that adds stuff to toolbars, not to desktop
[05:08] <wfaulk> it appears to be a problem with apt-get rather than a problem with grub
[05:08] <cary> hi..................................
[05:08] <Ratzilla> Kr0ntab: i already did it..im just not sure what to do with ubuntu's networking ...the one that has the icon on the taskbar by default
[05:08] <slavik> !patience
[05:08] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Please be aware there are a lot of questions, but only maybe few who might know the answer for you. Please be patient. Your attitude may determine their willingness to help you.
[05:08] <slavik> !ask
[05:08] <Managu> Heath: tried installing from the command line?  e.g. "sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx nvidia-kernel-common"?
[05:08] <Kr0ntab> Ratzilla, you dont need to do anything with that
[05:08] <cary> helo
[05:08] <dsl1919> the package turned out to be libwxgtk2.6-dev ... one of those ones that has "lib" at the start
[05:09] <Ratzilla> Kr0ntab: so i can have the device inactive?
[05:09] <slavik> !tell cary about ask
[05:09] <Yanlowen> slavik: okay I am going to try and reinstall the packages from the ubuntu cd, thanks for the help
[05:09] <mintee> I've found CONFIG_FRAMEBUFFER_CONSOLE=m but I don't know what else to use other than the 'm'
[05:09] <bimberi> jksd: hmmk, you could try commenting out "auto eth0" in your interfaces file.  it migh work, although i suspect it might be required in order for your PC to connect to your modem at startup
[05:09] <nomin> is there a program that can make dvd movies?
[05:09] <Managu> Heath: If the world is fair, you should get the same error -- but you might get a bit more information to accompany it
[05:09] <Dr_Willis> mintee:  m-odule , y-es or n-o :P
[05:09] <bimberi> *might
[05:09] <Heath>  Managu: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[05:09] <mintee> Thanks Dr_Willis
[05:09] <linux_newbie2> Is EasyUbuntu safe?
[05:09] <wizzlefish> awww man! The Uncyclopedia says that Ubuntu is gay :(
[05:10] <mintee> i'll say no, reboot and bbiab
[05:10] <spikeb> linux_newbie2: it's pretty safe
[05:10] <Managu> Heath: how bout pastebin'ing the entire error
[05:10] <wizzlefish> that's one thing I haven't agreed on with that fake encyclopedia
[05:10] <cary> hi slavik
[05:10] <Dr_Willis> !easyubuntu
[05:10] <ubotu> I guess easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/.
[05:10] <slavik> linux_newbie2: it should be, if it isn't a certain dev will get his hands chopped off :)
[05:10] <Heath> Managu: pastebin'ing?
[05:10] <Kr0ntab> it's all about your /etc/network/interfaces file and making sure it is set up correctly.  That icon in the bottom panel is non-important
[05:10] <nomin> I would like to know what program can take videos on a hard drive and put them onto a DVD to be played in a DVD player.
[05:10] <Managu> heath: or even the entire result of the apt-get command
[05:10] <slavik> !tell heath about pastebin
[05:10] <Managu> !tell heath about pastebin
[05:10] <jksd> bimberi: k
[05:10] <Managu> jinx!
[05:10] <seb_> does anyone know how to make the airport extreme work on a powerbook g4
[05:10] <slavik> nomin: I suggest asking doom9.net people ... they would know
[05:11] <bimberi> jksd: easily undone anyway :)
[05:11] <seb_> does anyone have a powerbook g44
[05:11] <Managu> nomin: There's a package called qdvdauthor that might be able to help
[05:11] <seb_> *g4
[05:11] <bakura82> hello all
[05:11] <spikeb> linux_newbie2: don't be afraid to use it
[05:11] <cubikdice> hello bakura82
[05:11] <bakura82> anyone up for assisting a newb?
[05:12] <Heath> Managu: Okay i did that
[05:12] <bakura82> newb to ubuntu at least
[05:12] <Managu> heath: you can paste the url =p
[05:12] <cubikdice> bakura82, all depends on the question :)
[05:12] <spikeb> seb_: i have a mac mini, but no airport.
[05:12] <spikeb> !broadcom
[05:12] <ubotu> it has been said that broadcom is http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683 for a guide to setting up Broadcom network cards
[05:12] <Heath> Managu: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14509
[05:12] <Heath> Managu: There ya go buddy =P
[05:12] <wims> !tell bakura82 about ask
[05:12] <wfaulk> anyone have any ideas why 5.10 would hang at installing grub during install?
[05:12] <Kr0ntab> Ratzilla, you get that last message?
[05:12] <bimberi> ubotu tell seb_ about airportextreme
[05:13] <wizzlefish> although the parody release names are hilarious...
[05:13] <Managu> Heath: random thought... read the channel topic when you joined?
[05:13] <spikeb> they can't possibly be worse than the actual names
[05:13] <bakura82> sorry.  i was interecepted by some odd IM
[05:13] <bakura82> anyway, just got a new laptop
[05:13] <Heath> Managu: What?
[05:13] <bakura82> AMD 64 turion
[05:13] <cary> joined the room
[05:13] <bakura82> hp dv5000 series
[05:13] <spikeb> bakura82: cool
[05:14] <Managu> Heath: The American (US) repositories are not working - please take the us. out of your /etc/apt/sources.list file. Thank you!
[05:14] <linux_newbie2> spikeb: thanks :)
[05:14] <Heath> Managu: How do I do that I'm very new to Linux
[05:14] <spikeb> linux_newbie2: you bet.
[05:14] <Managu> Heath: it won't solve your current problem now, but it might have earlier.  That said --
[05:14] <bakura82> i wanted tryout out the ubuntu distro, but I don't have enough experience to trouble shoot it.  it give me the option to hit enter and install.  well, it hangs... the last thing I see is somethign about "frame buffers..." and it goes to fast for me to catch it
[05:15] <bakura82> any thought?
[05:15] <Managu> Heath: "gtksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[05:15] <Heath> Managu: So I can't fix my current problem?
[05:15] <vars> bimberi, are you around
[05:15] <Managu> heath: make that "gksudo" ...
[05:15] <cary> hi.......................
[05:15] <bimberi> vars: yep
[05:15] <Managu> Hi cary!
[05:16] <vars> cool i need to configure this poert forwaing
[05:16] <cary> hi managu. asl pls
[05:16] <Heath> Managu: Now I delete all teh us.?
[05:16] <katie_> is there a wrapper for scanners?
[05:16] <Ry> So, how bad is the error message "kernal panic - not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0)"?
[05:16] <Heath> Managu: So it is just i.e. http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
[05:16] <bakura82> how about this.  first question:  I am using an AMD 64.  MUST I install the 64 bit or can I use the i386?
[05:16] <Managu> heath: many of the internet addresses start or have "us." in them.  yeah, you got the idea
[05:16] <slavik> Ry: is this a dual boot system?
[05:16] <Ry> slavik: no
[05:17] <Managu> cary: Sorry, not interested in cyborz today.  There are better places to have a social conversation.
[05:17] <slavik> Ry: only ubuntu is there?
[05:17] <Ry> slavik: yep
[05:17] <Managu> bakura82: you can use the i386
[05:17] <Ry> dedicated ubuntu machine
[05:17] <slavik> ry, then it's weird
[05:17] <Heath> Mangu: Done so now I should be able to install?
[05:17] <Ry> installed from a fresh format.
[05:17] <slavik> ry, I am not the kernel expert :(
[05:17] <Managu> bakura82: in fact, I'd rather suggest it for the present.  Installing 64 bit could be problematic
[05:17] <Ry> :/
[05:17] <bakura82> Managu: that's what I though.  no luck though.
[05:17] <bakura82> Managu:  I agree
[05:17] <cary> k fine
[05:17] <Managu> heath: let's do some cleanup next.  "sudo apt-get update"
[05:18] <slavik> bakura82: openoffice doesn't compile for 64bit and then is other unsupportedness
[05:18] <Heath> I <3 Linux
[05:18] <Heath> Haha
[05:18] <Heath> Managu: Done
[05:18] <Pyru> Hello anyone help me out , i installed webmin, an di cant seem to remove it (uninstall it)
[05:18] <cubikdice> w0rd
[05:18] <slavik> ry, I am guessing that it is not able to mount the root partition
[05:18] <bakura82> slavik: np.  i prefer the 32.  reading the forums right now to try and find my problem
[05:18] <slavik> Pyru: how did you install it?
[05:18] <Managu> heath: after that, let's see if we can get rid of cman.  "sudo dpkg --purge cman"
[05:18] <Ry> yesyes, that seems obvious. The question is why and how to fix it. ;)
[05:19] <Heath> should it be sudo dpkg -P cman?
[05:19] <Pyru> slavik, through synaptic if i remember correclty
[05:19] <Heath> Managu: should it be sudo dpkg -P cman?
[05:19] <slavik> ry, this is why I feel said (I don't know :()
[05:19] <Managu> Heath: it's quite possible that's equivalent
[05:19] <Madpilot> Pyru, selected thru Synaptic again, and select the Uninstall option
[05:19] <slavik> prolly is
[05:19] <vars> hey how do i make a static ip adress
[05:19] <Pyru> slavik, actually I downloaded it to my desktop
[05:19] <Pyru> then untarred then installed
[05:19] <slavik> Pyru: make install?
[05:19] <vars> and what is dyndns
[05:19] <slavik> !dyndns
[05:19] <ubotu> [dyndns]  a free service to provide people with canonical hostnames for their dynamic IP addresses, thus making it easier for their personal systems to be reached when they are online. Please see http://www.dyndns.org/ for more information.
[05:20] <Pyru> slavik, this is my first day on linux
[05:20] <Heath> Managu: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14511
[05:20] <slavik> Pyru: did you do anything in the terminal?
[05:20] <slavik> Pyru: ie: command line
[05:20] <Pyru> yup
[05:20] <Heath> Pyru: My second ;)
[05:20] <slavik> Pyru: did you do "make install" in command line?
[05:20] <bakura82> ACK.  man.
[05:20] <vars> Flannel, what is dyndns   is it a service or an apt?
[05:20] <bakura82> ANyone know how i can
[05:20] <slavik> Pyru: the untarred directory is still there?
[05:20] <bakura82> "pause" the install
[05:20] <Pyru> slackern, yes
[05:20] <Pyru> but If i try to remove it , its in use
[05:20] <bakura82> so I can see what the heck is causing teh hang
[05:21] <Heath> Managu: Did you catch that?
[05:21] <slackern> *snarl*
[05:21] <Flannel> vars: it's a website
[05:21] <Managu> Have I ever mentioned how I hate dpkg?
[05:21] <bakura82> or at least go line by line
[05:21] <Managu> Heath: yes, I caught it
[05:21] <slavik> Pyru: go to the directory in terminal and do "make uninstall"
[05:21] <abarbaccia> hey all - what do i do if i need a module that's included in the 2.6.15 kernel but i'm running breezy and don't want to upgrade it - can you download the source and compile it?
[05:21] <Heath> Managu: Any suggestions?
[05:21] <Managu> Heath: dpkg can be quite annoying if anything gets out of whack
[05:21] <slavik> Managu: go back to rpm you masochistic bitch :P
[05:21] <Managu> slavic: back?  I started on debian =(
[05:21] <Madpilot> slavik, language, thanks
[05:21] <slavik> oh ... then why hate on dpkg?
[05:22] <Pyru> what command is make uninstall?
[05:22] <vars> you had mentioed that i might need that for displaying a website on the net  with my server
[05:22] <slavik> Madpilot: it was for effect ...
[05:22] <Heath> slavik: If you can help then help haha
[05:22] <spikeb> dpkg is insistant on having a perfect install
[05:22] <spikeb> heh
[05:22] <bakura82> Is there a way to have ubuntu install go line-by-line or simply a button that I can use to pause during installation so I can find what's causing my problem?
[05:22] <slavik> Pyru: open a terminal
[05:22] <Managu> slavik: because if something doesn't configure properly, it can be very, very annoying to clean stuff up
[05:22] <Managu> heath: what do you get when you dpkg --pending --configure ?
[05:22] <slavik> Managu: isn't rpm like that, too?
[05:22] <Pyru> slavik, IM IN TERMINAL
[05:22] <slavik> but with the dependency hell "feature"?
[05:22] <Pyru> woops
[05:22] <cary> hi.........................
[05:23] <slavik> Pyru: good :D
[05:23] <Managu> slavik: My hatred could well be universal.  But then, I've never used RPM
[05:23] <spikeb> dpkg by itself has dependency hell, you know.
[05:23] <cary> helo.................................
[05:23] <slavik> go to the untarred directory
[05:23] <Heath> Managu: dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege
[05:23] <katie_> guess ill have to uninstall ubuntu :((
[05:23] <slavik> spikeb: not with apt and synaptic :)
[05:23] <tritium> katie_: why?
[05:23] <Managu> heath righto.  "sudo dpkg --pending --configure"
[05:23] <spikeb> slavik: and the same can be said of rpm and smart or yum :P
[05:23] <katie_> katie_;  wont work with my printer scanner :((
[05:23] <Managu> heath: you might as well prepend "sudo" to everything we say from now on, 'cause none of it can be done without superuse privilege
[05:23] <Heath> Managu: It just goes to the next line
[05:23] <Pyru> slavik, command? lol
[05:23] <tritium> katie_: which models?
[05:23] <slavik> spikeb: I read a terrible thing about yum ... how it hits the server up for anything it does ...
[05:24] <bakura82> anyone?
[05:24] <slavik> Pyru: "make uninstall"
[05:24] <Managu> heath: that's good.  Try removing again.  "dpkg --purge cman"
[05:24] <katie_> tritium:  lexmark x74
[05:24] <raton> does anybody know how to make the right click option on a mac work
[05:24] <spikeb> slackern: yes, it can be irritating
[05:24] <slavik> spikeb: to the point that "yum update" is useless
[05:24] <tritium> katie_: you're sure?
[05:24] <raton> my ctrl button doesnt seem to work
[05:24] <Pyru> ~/Desktop/webmin-1.270$ make uninstall
[05:24] <Pyru> bash: make: command not found
[05:24] <Ahmuck> i would never go back to a rmp distrobution
[05:24] <Madpilot> katie_, heh - Lexmarks are known to cause trouble w/ Linux...
[05:24] <slackern> hmm?
[05:24] <Heath> Managu: Samer error man
[05:24] <katie_> tritium: z74 sorry
[05:24] <slavik> hmm
[05:24] <spikeb> lexmarks are trouble anywhere
[05:24] <slackern> *makes threatening fistshake towards nickcomplete*
[05:24] <katie_> tritium:  sane says "unsupported"
[05:24] <slavik> Pyru: can you pastebin the makefile (Makefile)
[05:25] <slavik> or was there a script that installed stuff?
[05:25] <Managu> heath: ok, time for more drastic measures.  "sudo dpkg --force-all --purge cman"
[05:25] <vars> hey my resolve.conf looks like : adsl locahost   nameserver 192.168.0.1  nameserver 255.255.0.0
[05:25] <katie_> slavik:  they have a linux development kit for 3 printers out of 100 :(
[05:25] <slavik> slackern: my long time nickcomplete adversary :P
[05:25] <Heath> Managu: Still error
[05:25] <tritium> katie_: does is emulate another Lexmark model by chance, or speak postscript?  Any info from linuxprinting.org?
[05:25] <slackern> *sulks*
[05:25] <slavik> katie_: who?
[05:25] <raton> does anybody know how to make the ctrl button work (for example to simulate right clicking) on a powerbook g4
[05:25] <vars> but i can't acces the internet unless i change the nameserver to 4.2.2.1
[05:25] <guest_> vars......
[05:25] <knanand> how can i extract  .RAR Archives...
[05:25] <katie_> slavk:  lexmark
[05:25] <vars> guest_, what
[05:26] <Heath> Managu: What is Module dlm do I need it it says its not found
[05:26] <slavik> katie_: I would suggest hp but I doubt it's an option :(
[05:26] <Madpilot> knanand, install the rar packages thru synaptic
[05:26] <Managu> Heath: It looks like that's stuff for computer clustering; I'd guess the module has something to do with load balancing, but it's just a random guess
[05:26] <vars> please help me
[05:26] <CyberDoo> Question: Is there a way to disable a unmet dependencies warning?
[05:26] <slackern> knanand: you need unrar or unrar-free packages
[05:27] <slavik> CyberDoo: by installing the dependancy :)
[05:27] <Heath> Managu: Any way I can fix that?  Thats what my webmaster samuel said cluster=bad O.o He knows nothing about it
[05:27] <katie_> tritium: nope printer not listed there :(
[05:27] <CyberDoo> slavik: Perhaps a little elaberation......
[05:27] <knanand> Madpilot, what are the packages ???
[05:27] <CyberDoo> slavik: On my part.
[05:27] <tritium> katie_: sorry....
[05:27] <bakura82> QUESTION:  Is there a way to have ubuntu install go line-by-line.  The pause button on the keyboard does not work. I need to single ourt what is causing my install error?
[05:27] <guest_> asl vars
[05:27] <slackern> knanand: they are in universe / multiverse repositories
[05:27] <Madpilot> knanand, I can't remember - search synaptic for rar
[05:27] <Managu> heath: should be possible, but dpkg is being annoying
[05:27] <guest_> asl vars
[05:27] <sparkleytone> bakura82: alt-f4
[05:27] <katie_> tritium:  and i got everything else working too :(
[05:27] <Heath> bakura82: Do what I did make a new boot CD
[05:28] <vars> guest_, what
[05:28] <shawn_home> is spiftacity depreciated now?
[05:28] <vars> ????
[05:28] <Heath> bakura82: You may have had a burn error
[05:28] <tritium> katie_: sounds like the printer is the problem, not the OS ;)
[05:28] <shawn_home> does metacity have AIGLX support now?
[05:28] <slavik> shawn_home: in dapper I think ...