[12:01] <misterPhyrePhox> in the install log it says "partman: no volume groups found"
[12:01] <misterPhyrePhox> that sounds bad... what does it mean?
[12:01] <misterPhyrePhox> (i've just tried again; still no dice)
[12:01] <Ballsy> SirKillalot, you need to try to set the 'mode' of the session (depends on whether the remote session will allow 'character at a time' though...
[12:02] <SirKillalot> :-/
[12:02] <SirKillalot> I want to try it with netcat :)
[12:02] <mhulse> Samuli^, if there is no uninstall target in the makefile is that all she wrote?  Just have to manually try to remove it?
[12:03] <Ballsy> SirKillalot, heh, well, you're on your own there.  With telnet, you'd issue the 'telnet' command on it's own, then    mode character <enter> and then   open remote-host-here   and so on.
[12:03] <treitter> has anyone ever had a situation where they can't use Ctrl-Alt-F# to switch virtual terminals? Right now, pressing Ctrl-Alt-F[1-6]  doesn't do anything. I'm in X on vt7 right now
[12:03] <d3v1ant0n3> dumb q- what IS a virtual terminal for exactly?
[12:03] <pedrocr> is aiglx in edgy?
[12:04] <fmasi> Helo i like to knwo what is the best whay to copy a file system from ext3 to XFS. Can dumping the ext3 files and restoring on a new XFS partition whork ?
[12:04] <bobobogu> eyS_c0ld: acording to that man you should really use msdos  fat is use in all flags like vfat etc anyway it just ads diferent blocksizes and bits to fat automaticly
[12:04] <bobobogu> kinda thing
[12:05] <treitter> d3v1ant0n3: in case something's wrong with X, it can be hand to switch to one (say if X locked up for some reason, you can switch to a virtual terminal and kill the application that's locking it up, or even restart X itself)
[12:05] <Ballsy> Anyone know if Edgy will have biarch support?  Looking to install on amd64 arch but would LOVE to avoid the chroot headaches for Firefox et al....
[12:05] <d3v1ant0n3> Ah...that would have been really handy last week
[12:05] <d3v1ant0n3> I was rebooting and going into failsafe mode to fix X
[12:05] <bobobogu> so unless -t msdos really stuffed it up u should go with msdos
[12:06] <kash> W: GPG error: ftp://ftp.debian.org etch Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 010908312D230C5F
[12:06] <kash> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[12:07] <iqon> where in udev would i put a line to automount my ipod?
[12:07] <kash> use gtkpod, fag.
[12:07] <hawkaloogie> kash, not necessary to berate :p
[12:07] <d3v1ant0n3> is that the command?
[12:08] <d3v1ant0n3> is fag some sort of advanced mounting command? Or just unnecessary homophobia?
[12:08] <hawkaloogie> iqon, my ipod automounts itself on standard ubuntu, but you'll need gtkpod to put music on it (if you want it as a hard drive, a mount will just work)
[12:08] <Samuli^> kash, DON'T use the debian repos.
[12:09] <kash> y
[12:09] <nickspoon> kash: mucks up versioning.
[12:09] <Samuli^> mhulse, use check install from now on.
[12:09] <kash> so
[12:09] <kash> i want to conver
[12:09] <kash> +t
[12:09] <recon0> I'm trying to install my eyetoy, but easycam2 exits with an error (in french). The terminal says something about "no module ov_519" and "no module ov51x".
[12:09] <Samuli^> kash, do clean install.
[12:10] <iqon> hawkaloogie, my old ipod automounts as well, but my new one doesn't
[12:10] <kash> shit
[12:10] <kash> i can't
[12:10] <eyS_c0ld> bobobogu, notice i said that after i read more ;-
[12:11] <Samuli^> kash, well, if you really, really want to try if that works, you need the gpg-key for the repo, Try google for how to add etch repositories.
[12:11] <bobobogu> cool cool
[12:11] <bobobogu> :)
[12:12] <grampajoe> How do I change the permissions of an NTFS filesystem I just mounted with the mount command?
[12:13] <matiu> grampajoe: I don't think you can or should change the permissions of the files. That belongs to Windoze!
[12:14] <matiu> unless you're just using NTFS for linux,
[12:14] <bon> my laptop ethernet is brocken and i am trying to install a usb d-link du-e100 but its not working
[12:14] <matiu> in which case, why use NTFS...
[12:14] <grampajoe> matiu: I just want to be able to read the filesystem from Linux as a regular user
[12:14] <lankster> does ubuntu handle ISOs natively?
[12:14] <krazykit> lankster: handle how?
[12:15] <nickspoon> if you mean burn, yes.
[12:15] <lankster> yeah
[12:15] <pedrocr> anyone know if aigxls is supposed to be available in edgy?
[12:15] <lankster> so just drag and drop or what?
[12:15] <d3v1ant0n3> I was wondering if Ubuntu is capable of mounting ISOs in a virtual drive a-la Alcohol 120% in windoze?
[12:15] <matiu> grampajoe: put it in /etc/fstab
[12:15] <krazykit> lankster: in nautilus, rightclick -> burn
[12:15] <matiu> with 'user' in the list of options
[12:15] <dabugas> hi
[12:15] <naranha> d3v1ant0n3: yes
[12:15] <nickspoon> lankster: rightclick, burn ISO
[12:15] <dabugas> i'm slowly (via dial-up) upgrading from kubuntu breezy to xubuntu dapper and i can't seem to get alsa working. it initializes [ok] , but no program seems to find it. any ideas?
[12:15] <lankster> thanks
[12:16] <krazykit> d3v1ant0n3: yeah.  mount -o loop -t auto /path/to.iso /mnt/point
[12:16] <dabugas> woops, sorry... i'm slowly (via dial-up) upgrading from kubuntu breezy to xubuntu dapper and i can't seem to get alsa working. it initializes [ok] , but no program seems to find it. any ideas?
[12:16] <naranha> you can mount it like any other drive
[12:16] <grampajoe> matiu: Will I have to reboot for that to take effect?
[12:16] <d3v1ant0n3> ah thank you:D I was expecting something super complex:p *finds notepad with handy commands written on*
[12:16] <matiu> grampajoe: no just 'umount /media/hda...
[12:16] <matiu> grampajoe: then 'mount /media/hda...
[12:17] <grampajoe> matiu: I did that, but how do I make it readable to all users when I'm mounting it?
[12:18] <vagrantc> trying to download xubuntu with bittorrent, using http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/6.06/release/xubuntu-6.06-desktop-i386.iso.torrent, and the tracker is refusing to allow me to connect
[12:19] <mtt33> help
[12:20] <mtt33> i want to install ubuntu but can't resize my harddrive
[12:20] <a8514> Hi.
[12:22] <whaley> mtt33: this may not help much, but you may need to just backup your files in your other OS, reinstall the other OS with a fixed partition size, and then install Ubuntu
[12:22] <dabugas> how do I find out what modules I need for my soundcard to work?
[12:22] <whaley> i haven't actually re-sized a partition, so I can't tell you for sure what to try in that case
[12:22] <mtt33> i keep getting an error
[12:23] <whaley> what's the error?
[12:23] <matiu> mt33: I think you just double click the partition, then drag the image smaller :)
[12:23] <mtt33> in partition magic the error is 1529
[12:23] <matiu> mt33: I have no idea what that is
[12:24] <mtt33> batch file mismatch
[12:24] <matiu> mt33: in the ubuntu install,  there's a "manual" partition program
[12:24] <mtt33> pretty sure it won't work either
[12:24] <matiu> mt33: Choose "manually partition disk" in the install, double click your Windoze partition, and then drag-shrink the image that appears
[12:25] <kash> haaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[12:25] <kash> oops
[12:25] <matiu> mt33: maybe you your windows partition is too full?
[12:25] <matiu> mt33: or maybe you to run a defrag in windoze itself?
[12:25] <mtt33> ok
[12:25] <aum> hi - the latest binary kernel on ubuntu feeds is 2.6.15-27, but the latest kernel source is 2.6.15-7; is this discrepancy normal?
[12:25] <matiu> to push all the files to the front. But I think windoze, defrag doesn't do that
[12:26] <matiu> aw
[12:26] <kash> hi
[12:26] <kash> hi
[12:26] <matiu> Which is the channel to put new packages for ubuntu in?
[12:26] <DougInKY> You need to defrag your windows drive before resizing.
[12:26] <matiu> hi kash, How are you today?
[12:26] <kash> that blows, DougInKY
[12:26] <kash> matiu: nice.
[12:27] <dabugas> rebooting for a test
[12:27] <dabugas> cya
[12:27] <DougInKY> Yep. but you still have to do it.
[12:31] <sureshot> wb Jack
[12:31] <bon> my laptop ethernet is brocken and i am trying to install a usb d-link du-e100 but its not working
[12:31] <sureshot> how was the nap
[12:32] <handless> hello everyone anyone around
[12:32] <Sembiance> :)
[12:32] <handless> whats goin on
[12:32] <fmasi> Helo i like to knwo what is the best whay to copy a file system from ext3 to XFS. Can dumping the ext3 files and restoring on a new XFS partition whork ?
[12:33] <d3v1ant0n3> I can't get my head around mounting an ISO, so I'm burning a cd, personally
[12:33] <Sembiance> ugh I'm torn between either going with Gentoo or Ubuntu for my future Linux installation for a workstation. On one hand Gentoo I'm familiar with and gives me ultimate capability to choose what options I compile into source code. On the other hand Ubuntu allows me to get up and running a LOT faster along with installing new stuff easier.
[12:33] <dbe> Is the passwords only stored in /etc/shadow?
[12:33] <Sembiance> I think Gentoo will be a LOT more work in the beginning but will provide so much more freedom in the long run. ARGH! decisions!!
[12:34] <jpjacobs> fmasi, it was once told me that rsyncing the stuff over is best
[12:34] <d3v1ant0n3> I hated Ubuntu at first:(
[12:34] <handless> got a question for everyone, i am trying to install but the problem as soon as i put the disk in and boot up it comes up the menu no problem and select the first option and its says loading at the top of the screen in red and never leaves that screen i left it there all night and it never left
[12:34] <d3v1ant0n3> BUt it got me started. And I ended up back with Ubuntu
[12:34] <dbe> SeanTater, Concider using UTUTO XS GNU System later.
[12:34] <Sembiance> I mean I'm switching from Windows to Linux, and I intend to make it a perm change.
[12:34] <d3v1ant0n3> And I'm happy
[12:34] <dbe> Consider*
[12:34] <grampajoe> Is there any way to open File Browser as root?
[12:34] <finalbeta> Sembiance, it's a lot more work period
[12:34] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Did you have the cd do a self check for errors
[12:34] <fifth> d3v, personally i'd go with ubuntu, but thats mainly cause i'm lazy lol
[12:34] <jpjacobs> handless, did you verify the iso you downloaded?
[12:34] <handless> it did the same thing just sat there
[12:35] <franck_> in a terminal type sudo nautilus
[12:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Sembiance: It need not be an all or nothing proposition.  Many of us dual boot quite nicely
[12:35] <handless> may sound dumb but what you mean by verify
[12:35] <handless> md5
[12:35] <handless> ?
[12:35] <d3v1ant0n3> I tried out Mepis, Kubuntu and PCLOS, ended up reinstalling Ubuntu when a partitioning failed and took the HDD with it
[12:35] <d3v1ant0n3> And I stayed with Ubuntu...managed to get the hang of GNOME a bit better
[12:35] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: when you boot you come to a menu srtart or install ubuntu?
[12:35] <sureshot> i would go with ubuntu if you are going to do work with the station i would go with what can put me there quicker and install things easier and such
[12:35] <Sembiance> finalbeta: yes, but I'm just worried that choosing ubuntu will some how give me less flexibility. I'm just worried about what happens when I need the latest version of a particular open source app and there isn't a package for it so I install from source and run into all sorts of dependencies issues.
[12:36] <Sembiance> finalbeta: I suppose I'd run into the same thing with Gentoo, but I could always look into making my own ebuild
[12:36] <handless> jack_sparrow: yes
[12:36] <malv> I get some weird font corruption (sometimes letters are jumbled atop one another) in evince and powerpoint
[12:36] <malv> any solution?
[12:36] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: There is an option to test the cd for errors...
[12:36] <recon0> A program I'm running says that it cannot find "libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2". Any idea where I can find such a library?
[12:36] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Have you selected that option and looked for any problems
[12:36] <handless> i tried that two it just sat there for 3 hours saying loading at the top
[12:36] <Sembiance> finalbeta: Also I'm concerned that with binary packages I'm forced to use it however it was compilied. I might need additional options that ARE available but only if they are compiled that way.
[12:36] <kash> libstdc maybe
[12:37] <Sembiance> finalbeta: but omg I am not looking forward to all the additional Gentoo work. Yet for some reason it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling inside
[12:37] <finalbeta> Sembiance, gentoo indeed has much later versions, if needed you can switch to the testing branch. I've strugled with this 2. Never got some programs latest version to work on dapper. Using edgy gives you updated packages, but only for now :/
[12:37] <fmasi> jpjacobs, ok i try taht (have to study rsync). do you know if i can restore a ext3 dum in a XFS ?
[12:37] <btdown> recon, its in the repos...do you have universe and multiverse repos enabled?
[12:37] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Then you have a bad cd... how did you burn it.
[12:37] <btdown> recon, I think I had to install that for NX to work.
[12:37] <handless> i burned the first disk i tried with nero and the second with the program that ubuntu's site suggested
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: windows or ?  I suggest burning at a slow speed..  I also suggest a program called isorecorder (free) for use in XP
[12:38] <mckinnoj> Has anyone here managed to get the DAAP plugin for the banshee music player to work?
[12:38] <surabachi> i sit possible to skin gaim?
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: But what spped did you burn it at?
[12:38] <finalbeta> Sembiance, ubuntu packages usually come with all flags and whistles, I can't say I find all those gentoo flags to usefull. I think ubuntu just builds with everything. And that doesn't make stuff that slow, just uses a bit more disk space perhaps :/
[12:38] <amarokker> Hmm, i dunno why - but after reinstalling, i cannot get php to work on the webserver. in the config file, i uncommented the file associations- and afaik the php is added as a mod aint it?
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> speed.. sorry fat fingers
[12:38] <recon0> btdown: yes. WHich package is it?
[12:38] <amarokker> so what else could be wrong?
[12:38] <sureshot> dual boot both and have both versions run them and see which one works best
[12:38] <w30>  dbe passwd starts out looking in passwd but the x in the passward field tells login to go to the shadow file. At least thats how I understand it.
[12:39] <linuchsan> Has any of you got problems with getting cnn.com
[12:39] <handless> im in windows now and i need out i hate windows, but i burned at a i think 12 and the burner is 24
[12:39] <surabachi> can i have help with gaim?
[12:39] <btdown> recon0, Oh my bad..I just checked..I was wrong..the package I was thinking of was libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
[12:39] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: I assume you verified the md5 from your comment earlier
[12:40] <DougInKY> cnn.com coming in well here.
[12:40] <fifth> ?
[12:40] <handless> well i used a program i downloaded in windows to do it but not sure if i can trust it or not.
[12:40] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Slow the burner down as low as possible... Until you get a good burned copy, there isnt much you can do..  And do the self test..
[12:40] <handless> it was called md5 verfy it was an open source thing i found on a site
[12:41] <surabachi> is it possibel to skin gaim?
[12:41] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: are you running sp1 or sp2
[12:41] <handless> sp2
[12:41] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: dl isorecorder for sp2
[12:41] <btdown> recon0, You can do a (as root) apt-cache search libstdc++* and see if any of those look familiar to install
[12:41] <sureshot> handless whave verison of windows xp are you running home, pro , media
[12:41] <dtrump> Hi
[12:41] <handless> ihome
[12:42] <surabachi> can i have help with gaim please?
[12:42] <handless> and is that the program they suggest on the ubuntu site cause i used that for the last disk
[12:43] <handless> one of other question, im gonna redownload it recheck the md5 and reburn from that. but im on a laptop, anyone know of any known problems with a gateway m680
[12:43] <surabachi> gaim help anyone?
[12:43] <sureshot> handless if you are running the media addition of xp you need to disable the dvd-ram driver it wont let you burn if you have it running
[12:44] <fifth> surabachi, http://gaim.sourceforge.net/skins.php so it looks like no
[12:44] <handless> nah i dont have media center
[12:44] <sureshot> ok that dvd-ram is nasty it is bad for burning
[12:44] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Sorry, for the lag, I had to take a call.  I dont think that is the program they suggest on the wiki site.  I know from personal experience isorecorder works well on most machines
[12:45] <Harksaw> i remember when I used Red Hat they recommended I not update the kernel through the package manager. Is it OK to do this in Ubuntu?
[12:46] <Sembiance> finalbeta: Thanks so much for talking with me. I think I just need to pick one and see how things go :)
[12:46] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Just burn the cd way slow and verify it...
[12:46] <fifth> yeah, i've had no problems doing full updates (kernel and all) with debian packages
[12:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Harksaw: np using the package manager...
[12:46] <Svip> So.
[12:47] <Svip> What do I do with "Input/Output error during read on /dev/hda" ?
[12:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Harksaw: The worst thing I have had happenis the grub entry for my dual boot gets washed away with the kernel update..
[12:47] <sureshot> hey jack he was not using media center but if he had been have anyone disable the dvd-ram driver befor burning
[12:47] <Svip> When it is partition'ing my disk.
[12:47] <macusr> hye
[12:47] <macusr> hey
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> sureshot: Good thing to note...  Going into my crib sheet now..
[12:48] <handless> the only other thing i can think of is i got the wrong version i downloaded the pc (intel x86) desktop cd  i dont have a duo core or nothing like that and i dont have 64-bit so im thinkin i got the right one
[12:48] <fifth> Svip, i think i'd probably go change my underwear :P
[12:49] <handless> ubunto 6.06.1 LTS (dapper drake)
[12:49] <handless> is that the right one
[12:49] <macusr> what are the system requirements for Ubuntu?
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: i386
[12:49] <macusr> can't seem to easily find it on the site
[12:49] <handless> cause i keep hearing things like breezy and dapper and i dont really know which i need
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Dapper
[12:49] <empty_mind> is ubuntu.com not accessible right now ? any idea ?
[12:50] <handless> i386?
[12:50] <fifth> macusr, breezy/dapper etc refers to the release name, ie version 5/6 - Dapper being the most recent release
[12:50] <Jack_Sparrow> empty_mind: came right up for me
[12:50] <macusr> I didn't ask that, handless did
[12:50] <andyross> The versions are year.month, there are going to be two "version 6" for example. :)
[12:50] <empty_mind> Jack_Sparrow: its not working from my end
[12:51] <fifth> oops, sry
[12:52] <impdude5> can anyone help me get the live disk working?
[12:53] <holler> so i just discovered logs. i've noticed something interesting and was wondering if anybody was familiar with deciphering what they mean and if i maybe at risk of something strange going on
[12:53] <ydnar> hello, is there an EAC alternative for linux (you know, with secure mode)?
[12:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Anyone else having trouble bringing up ubuntu.com  ?
[12:54] <macusr> I'm able to go on it
[12:54] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: Sure...
[12:54] <handless> its running really slow for me
[12:54] <visik7> where goes the develop of compiz/Beryl/metacity/kwin ? will they have all 4 different way to implement a composite desktop ?  all with its own set of effects ?  I don't see the end of the tunnel :)
[12:54] <andyross> What's an EAC alternative?
[12:54] <handless> the site is i mean
[12:54] <ydnar> Exact Audio Copy
[12:54] <ydnar> a cd ripping program for windows that can rip in secure mode
[12:54] <impdude5> i keep getting this error and it freezes: Kernel panic - not synching: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)
[12:54] <andyross> Heh, showing my ignorance: what's "secure mode" -- certainly there are many cd rippers available.
[12:55] <fifth> jack, nope - sites working fine from here
[12:55] <foo> How can I add a gateway for an interface? I put the static ip in /etc/network/interfaces
[12:55] <BiGdAdDy> i have a small problem i believe my music .mp3 sounds raspy
[12:55] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: First question, does the cd come up to a menu start or install ubuntu..
[12:55] <afields_> dudes.. this is not working out.. postgres-8.1 fails to start and gives a Perl error: patterh match failed in PgCommon
[12:55] <BiGdAdDy> distored if you will i tried turning down everything to about 70% an its the same..
[12:55] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: What hardware are you running?  Have you done the cd self test for errors
[12:55] <andyross> foo: "man interfaces" has the file syntax for you
[12:55] <impdude5> them neu comes up and i push start, then it gets to the error while compiling i believe
[12:55] <Blinker> how do you mount a partition with full read and write access? (local disk/laptop)
[12:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Blinker: What is the format on the partition you want to mount
[12:56] <impdude5> it does the error when i do the cd self test as well
[12:56] <Blinker> ext3
[12:56] <andyross> Don't pass "ro" as an option to mount. :)  Seriously: is this an ntfs partition?  In which case the answer is "you can't"
[12:56] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: you need to burn the cd at a slower speed, If it has an error it did not burn correctly.
[12:56] <comtech> can anyone advise me how to get my samba shares (shares on a ubuntu machine) to automatically mount on some XP machines? they always give me the "failed to reconnect network drives" error and I have to type the password
[12:56] <foo> andyross: ah, it's just gateway. thanks
[12:56] <impdude5> I burned it at 4x
[12:57] <holler> i got this in my logs Sep 19 15:42:14 localhost kernel: [6056730.815000]  sd 35:0:0:2: Attached scsi generic sg4 type 0
[12:57] <holler> Sep 19 15:42:14 localhost kernel: [6056730.819000]    Vendor: SMSC      Model: 223 U HS-SD/MMC   Rev: 3.60
[12:57] <holler> Sep 19 15:42:14 localhost kernel: [6056730.819000]    Type:   Direct-Access                      ANSI SCSI revision: 00
[12:57] <holler> Sep 19 15:42:14 localhost kernel: [6056730.875000]  sd 35:0:0:3: Attached scsi removable disk sdf
[12:57] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: DId you verify the md5sum to make sure you got a good download?
[12:57] <theine> Which wiki engine does http://wiki.ubuntu.com actually use?
[12:57] <holler> Sep 19 15:42:14 localhost kernel: [6056730.875000]  sd 35:0:0:3: Attached scsi generic sg5 type 0
[12:57] <holler> whoops, sorry, didnt come out right...=T
[12:57] <Blinker> andyross: was that directed at me?
[12:57] <Jack_Sparrow> holler:  Please use the !pastebin
[12:57] <holler> well anyway, those came out....and nothing was connected at that time...could this be a refresh..?
[12:57] <kash> hi
[12:57] <andyross> Blinker: yes.  Sorry, too much traffic.
[12:57] <impdude5> Where do i check md5sum?
[12:57] <Blinker> verilly
[12:58] <kash> ubotu: dapper
[12:58] <ubotu> dapper is the 4th and latest release of Ubuntu. Version 6.06 LTS, codename "Dapper Drake"
[12:58] <kash> ubotu: edgy
[12:58] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: from a terminal
[12:58] <ubotu> edgy is the current development version of Ubuntu. Version 6.10, codename "Edgy Eft". For support head to #ubuntu+1. For its release schedule, see !schedule
[12:58] <macusr> can someone tell me the system requirments? I can't find them on the Internet
[12:58] <Blinker> andyross: and thats managed under fstab or mtab?
[12:58] <holler> Jack_Sparrow:i was actually reformatting to a friend, but ended up on here...
[12:58] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: Are you in windows or ?
[12:58] <BiGdAdDy> i have a small problem i believe my music .mp3 sounds raspy, distored if you will i tried turning down everything to about 70% an its the same..
[12:58] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: sorry
[12:58] <impdude5> im in windows right now
[12:58] <handless> thanks for the help everyone i got it re downloading just to be same and all that but ill be back if i cant get it to work
[12:59] <impdude5> im a linux newb
[12:59] <handless> but thanks again and ill talk to you all later
[12:59] <Jack_Sparrow> impdude5: nero has a free program for checking the md5 of an iso.. please goolge it as I am a tad busy
[12:59] <andyross> Blinker: /etc/fstab is the file you want.  I'm all but certain there's a GUI for maintaining that, but don't remember where it is.  Not a complicated format, anyway.
[12:59] <impdude5> ok thanks jack
[12:59] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[12:59] <holler> !pastebin
[12:59] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[01:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Deep breath.. where was I...?
[01:00] <Blinker> andyross: the gui is belligerent
[01:00] <Blinker> =p
[01:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !sound > BiGdAdDy
[01:00] <BiGdAdDy> ?
[01:01] <BiGdAdDy> perhaps its amarok
[01:01] <River> I am trying to make a raw copy of an audio CD, what is the best way to do this in Ubuntu ?
[01:01] <afields_> Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at /usr/share/postgresql-common/PgCommon.pm line 433.
[01:01] <Jack_Sparrow> BiGdAdDy: You should have a window with basic sound info
[01:01] <afields_> mmon/PgCommon.pm line 433.
[01:01] <afields_> Checked that it's not referencing a hash correctly
[01:02] <afields_> so I assume logfile is not specified correctly, how to fix?  (Is known issue?)
[01:02] <afields_> Fresh install of postgresql-8.1 package on Ubuntu Server 6.06 w/ universe in sources
[01:02] <holler> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24030 so i was looking at the logs, nothing has been connected at that time, and i have no usb storage devices, all i have connected to the usb is my printer. could this be some wierd fluke..?
[01:03] <BiGdAdDy> thank you Jack_Sparrow
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Blinker:  (sudo cp /etc/fstab ~/fstab.backup to make a backup)       gedit  /etc/fstab
[01:03] <Jack_Sparrow> BiGdAdDy: np
[01:03] <Blinker_> andyross: so this lne should be good to go?:
[01:03] <Blinker_> /dev/sda4	/media/sda4	ext3	defaults,errors=remount 0       1
[01:04] <andyross> Not sure what the errors=remount does, honestly.  But yeah, that should work.
[01:04] <afields_> Has anyone else had issues with postgresql failing to start?
[01:04] <lupine_85> it should be errors=remount-rw ...
[01:04] <mr_hus> is there a way to get 1280x800 resolution with ati mobility radeon x1600 without installing the ati drivers which i cant get to work
[01:04] <lupine_85> erm, ro
[01:04] <Blinker_> it prefixed -ro ; should that be taken out as well?
[01:04] <empty_mind> is there an alternative for ubuntu repositories. www.ubuntu.com is not accessible from India
[01:04] <lupine_85> no, keep that as well
[01:04] <mbgb14> hey there. can someone quickly tell me howto share a printer in dapper?
[01:04] <andyross> Presuming, obviously, that /media/sda4 exists and that there's a valid ext3 on /dev/sda4.
[01:05] <lupine_85> actually, no, get rid of the ro prefix if you want it to be writable
[01:05] <Blinker_> lupine_85: ok, what I thought when editing. i assumed it would attempt a remount on error *shrug*
[01:05] <Blinker_> ah, k
[01:05] <Blinker_> roger roger
[01:05] <BiGdAdDy> hmmm
[01:05] <Jack_Sparrow> holler: Do you have a card reader in that box?
[01:05] <jaggz-> when I install something (make install style), how can I have debian/ubuntu monitor it so I can uninstall its files?
[01:06] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: no
[01:06] <lupine_85> jaggz: checkinstall makes low-quality .deb files that might work
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> holler: Do you have 4 usb ports?
[01:06] <lupine_85> if there's a make uninstall, you're best to use that
[01:06] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: yes
[01:06] <BiGdAdDy> card 0: Intel [HDA Intel] , device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]
[01:06] <BiGdAdDy> perhaps my sound card?
[01:06] <Jack_Sparrow> holler: then you should be fine
[01:06] <jaggz-> I think I once encountered a make uninstall :)
[01:06] <mbgb14> hello?
[01:07] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: hmm...so its just a refresh of the ports?
[01:07] <Blinker_> lupine_85: happen to know what nls=utf8,umask=007,[and] gid=46 do? those are taken from my sda1 line.
[01:07] <Jack_Sparrow> mbgb14: one sec
[01:08] <afields_> if I can't solve this postgresql package issue tonight I'll have to gbuild from source.. which defeats the point of having a package in the first place
[01:08] <afields_> smb-3.0.22-ubunutu was equally disasterous
[01:08] <ladydoor> jaggz-: you can use sudo make uninstall, or when installing you can use checkinstall, which will allow apt to recognize it
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: Where did you get the package in the first place?
[01:08] <andyross> No shame in compiling important pieces of software from source...
[01:08] <afields_> s/smb/samba/ -- I do have Universe enabled
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> mbgb14: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu
[01:08] <lupine_85> nls says what encoding to use for filenames; umask is the inverse of the default automagic permissions to put on new files (or something like that); gid is the group that the fs will be placed in
[01:08] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: now that i think about it, it makes sense, the usb ports are attached to my Screen, possibly when my screen has been turned on and off...
[01:08] <afields_> in sources.list
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: HAve you modified your sources manually or with any scripts
[01:09] <jaggz-> andy, it is a mess when I want to install a later .deb of that program and they install files to different locations
[01:09] <afields_> Why would samba-3.0.22 ship in production server if that wasn't production ready for a typical office LAN?
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> holler: agreed.
[01:09] <afields_> manually.. I'm using a .ca mirror
[01:09] <BiGdAdDy> how would i go about updating ubuntu latest to edgy elf?
[01:09] <afields_> sec..
[01:10] <holler> Jack_Sparrow: great, thanks for the quick resolution =)
[01:10] <andyross> Not sure what the problem is.  I'm running the default samba package on a Hoary machine at home with no issues...
[01:10] <ladydoor> BiGdAdDy: edgy is still in heavy development and not for desktop use
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: Please post your sources.list to the !pastebin
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> holler: np
[01:10] <BiGdAdDy> oh ok :)
[01:10] <Blinker_> lupine_85: ok, noted, but just a hair over my linux head so in short, should i be able to write to sda4 without that information?
[01:10] <afields_> !pastebin
[01:10] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[01:10] <ladydoor> BiGdAdDy: it should be released in october, at which time instructions'll be all over the forums & wiki :-)
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> BiGdAdDy: It will be released next month, they have lots left to do...  I would wait..
[01:11] <lupine_85> Blinker: the default values are to have the gid as the root group... i.e. only root will be able to write to it
[01:11] <lupine_85> you can remove gid=46 and replace it with uid=1000 to make the owner of the fs be the first-created user (i.e. you) - but gid=46 will "probably" work
[01:11] <spdf> Hey fellas, with universe and multiverse enabled I still can't install gnome-devel, I'm getting unmet dependencies
[01:11] <mbgb14> Jack_Sparrow: that file is for 5.10 -- is there anything for Dapper?
[01:12] <River> can someone please point me in the right direction so I can find out how to make a raw copy of an audio CD in ubuntu
[01:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !cups
[01:12] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[01:12] <BiGdAdDy> i fallowed them sound links you have sent to i however i coudlnt resolve issuse
[01:12] <Blinker_> lupine_85: alright, I'll test those. thanks bunches.
[01:12] <hav0k> has anyone installed and configured Engage?
[01:12] <lupine_85> mmmm ice cream cookie!
[01:12] <Blinker_> done.
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> River: grip or the old fashioned way K3B which is just a good burner
[01:13] <dekup> hi how can i set isapnp=0
[01:13] <afields_> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24035
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[01:13] <River> Jack_Sparrow: thank you
[01:13] <hav0k> has anyone even heard of engage?
[01:14] <ladydoor> nope
[01:14] <fifth> nope, what is it?
[01:14] <Sionide> a nokia handset??
[01:14] <Sionide> oh, that' n-gage
[01:14] <DnH500> its ok
[01:14] <Sionide> how silly of them
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> river np
[01:14] <dekup> doesnt anybody know how can i change isapnp value to "0"?
[01:14] <DnH500> gp2x much better
[01:14] <afields_> ca.archive.ubuntu.com doesn't carry security.. is that a problem?
[01:14] <Sionide> DnH500, for obvious reasons
[01:15] <mbgb14> thanks alot Jack_Sparrow... ttyl :D
[01:15] <icho> En espaol???
[01:15] <ladydoor> !es
[01:15] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[01:15] <tjizzy> holler: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: You have universer rem'd out as well as dapper main... uncomment them and reload.. then try
[01:15] <hav0k> engage is an enlightenment dock
[01:15] <hav0k> similar to the osx dock
[01:16] <holler> tjizzy: dapper
[01:16] <ladydoor> and it's not working?
[01:16] <ladydoor> hav0k: and it's not working?
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> hav0k: Ask in E17
[01:16] <afields_> the only two that are #'ed are for security packages.. right?
[01:16] <tjizzy> holler: hm
[01:16] <icho> como uso ubuntu-es??
[01:16] <hav0k> Jack_Sparrow, on freenode?
[01:17] <hav0k> ladydoor, well, i dont know how to configure it
[01:17] <BiGdAdDy> Jack_Sparrow, my sound is very raspy mostly left speaker even in headfones...
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: dapper-mai is rem'd out
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> main
[01:17] <BiGdAdDy> them links you gave me didnt help
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> BiGdAdDy: Sorry but that is where we have people start.
[01:18] <BiGdAdDy> oh ok
[01:18] <BiGdAdDy> ;)
[01:18] <ladydoor> icho: se necesita irse all en la misma manera en que vena aqu. lo siento, no he hablado espaol hace unos aos
[01:18] <decherdt> modprobe keeps loading yesterdays version nvidia kernel module,  ignoring the new one, which I have to insmod, how do I find and deal with it?
[01:18] <renzo> :)
[01:18] <amarokker> arggh! can someone please help me to set up the webserver? well its setup- only prob is that, the server can't associate .php files with the interpreter.
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: First two in your sources list
[01:18] <afields_> yes but then.. 006: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24035
[01:18] <afields_> oops
[01:19] <lupine_85> decherdt: uninstall the old one? (assuming it's linux-restricted-modules)
[01:19] <afields_> deb http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper main restricted
[01:19] <afields_> on line 006
[01:19] <Sionide> anyone know anything about wireless? that might be able to help with this problem -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=259994
[01:19] <lupine_85> depmod -a might help as well
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: 03 and 06
[01:19] <decherdt> lupine_85,  NVIDIA .run
[01:19] <ladydoor> icho: por ejemple, en ingles se usa /join #ubuntu para enscribirse en esta canal--y se usara /join #ubuntu-es para inscribirse all
[01:19] <lupine_85> decherdt: ah... they're a bit of a PITA
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: 39 & 40
[01:19] <afields_> sorry 008
[01:19] <lupine_85> find / -name nvidia.ko |grep nvidia
[01:19] <ladydoor> icho: buena suerte :-)
[01:20] <lupine_85> then carefully delete the old ones :)
[01:20] <jaggz-> thanks .. checkinstall is cool.
[01:20] <icho> Gracias ladydoor
[01:20] <jaggz-> peace
[01:20] <ladydoor> icho: de nada
[01:20] <afields_> 03 & 06 are just CDROM entries which are duplicated fon 008 & 009 which are HTTP
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: agreed,
[01:22] <briguyd> is there a way to change the capslock to shift+capslock?
[01:22] <ladydoor> briguyd: you can probably do it with xmodmap. what do you mean "shift+capslock?"
[01:22] <briguyd> so, instead of hitting capslock to turn on caps, i hit shift and capslock together
[01:23] <afields_> And the odd thing is used to work fine.. I don't know which package broke PostgreSQL
[01:23] <afields_> maybe a security update/patch?
[01:23] <ladydoor> briguyd: yeah, you can probably do it with xmodmap...but a fix *i* like better is switching the location of caps lock & control :-)
[01:23] <briguyd> ladydoor, yeah, but id never get used to that
[01:23] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: Since I dont know what you are trying to install I would uncomment 39 and 40 or rebuild the list using easysource and try it again.
[01:23] <NeunLeben> hey all
[01:24] <afields_> k.. will do
[01:24] <NeunLeben> please, i'm about to run Ubuntu from a CD
[01:24] <ladydoor> briguyd: you'd be surprised how quickly you get used to it. oh well. i would suggest googling stuff like "xmodmap caps shift" or somesuch for a howto
[01:24] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: remember to reload once you make the change.. or update if apt-get
[01:24] <NeunLeben> is there anything i have to take in account in advance?
[01:24] <briguyd> ladydoor, so is there a default configuration file for xmodmap that i should just back up and edit?
[01:24] <rocambole> hi! somebody know how delete/dont load ONLY the nvidia module from the restricted-modules?
[01:25] <afields_> I was using aptitude
[01:25] <ladydoor> briguyd: what you do is create a .Xmodmap file in your home dir
[01:25] <linuchsan> amarokker:look at mods-available and link php5.conf and php5.load in mods-enabled
[01:25] <briguyd> is there not one by default?
[01:25] <Blinker> NeunLeben: not when youre just running off the live cd
[01:25] <ladydoor> briguyd: i think there's a utility to dump the keymap you're currently using either to a terminal or to a file, which would allow you to look at all the key combinations
[01:25] <amarokker> yep- done that- linuchsan.
[01:26] <ladydoor> briguyd: well, it's a program you have to install
[01:26] <Blinker> NeunLeben: installing is a different matter
[01:26] <briguyd> i have xmodmap already
[01:26] <mcphail> amarokker: you don't need to manually link - use the "a2enmod" command
[01:26] <andyross> rocambole: add "nv" to the /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules file.
[01:26] <spdf> rocambole, take a look in /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common
[01:26] <amarokker> ok
[01:26] <amarokker> quit
[01:26] <amarokker> my bad.
[01:26] <mcphail> amarokker: and remember to restart apache afterwards
[01:27] <afields_> Jack_Sparrow which is easysource?
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !easysource
[01:27] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[01:27] <icho> hola
[01:27] <andyross> That, btw, is IMHO a pretty nasty misfeature.  It loads the restricted modules irrespective of your actual hardware, and interacts very badly with NVIDIA's installer.
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> gotta love that bot
[01:27] <jivebunny> hey everyone, i've almost finished downloading ubunto.. used to be a debian user, but want something faster, even easier to mantain and at the same as stable as debian or slack (which i've used for over a year).. wanted to know from you people with more experience on ubunto of its real problems, if any
[01:29] <briguyd> it's xmodmap -pk to display the current layout
[01:29] <jivebunny> wanted to know about nvidia drivers installation --> is it just downloading the linux drivers from nvidia site?! or do i need some more complex instructions as it's required on debian? also mp3 / dvd support.. does it come bundled? or libdvdcss gotta be installed separately?
[01:29] <michael117> How can I mount ISO disc images (preferably with a GTK app)?
[01:30] <DarkMageZ> jivebunny, you might wanna wait for ubuntu edgy eft if you're looking for speed. i've heard that they've done some nice stuff to speed-up boot-up and shutdown
[01:30] <jacob_> when is eft coming out anyway....
[01:30] <ladydoor> briguyd: sweet
[01:30] <andyross> jivebunny: the NVIDIA drivers are part of the distro now. But unfortunately that also means that installing from NVIDIA's installer is an error-prone mess on Dapper right now.
[01:30] <Blinker> jivebunny: or if youre feeling a little lazy...
[01:30] <Blinker> !easyubuntu
[01:30] <ubotu> EasyUbuntu is a script that automates installation of some items. Use at your own risk. See http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ ; for help and or discussions about EasyUbuntu please join #easyubuntu.
[01:30] <briguyd> ladydoor, so should i just copy that all to the .Xmodmap file and change what i need?
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkMageZ: From power switch to grub selection to login and password to ready in under 1 minute running Dapper here
[01:31] <Blinker> jivebunny: its a pretty nice tool
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Blinker: No
[01:31] <hav0k> Jack_Sparrow, is the e17 on freenode?
[01:31] <ladydoor> jivebunny: it's kind of a pain to get rid of the default desktop environments if you install from the default cd
[01:31] <Blinker> Jack_Sparrow: no?
[01:31] <DarkMageZ> Jack_Sparrow, and apparently they've made it even faster in edgy eft :P
[01:31] <rocambole> andyross, thanks!
[01:31] <ladydoor> briguyd: no...let me paste you a sample .Xmodmap in pastebin. just a sec.
[01:32] <rocambole> spdf, thanks also
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Blinker: It has been improved but still not the best way...
[01:32] <jivebunny> ladydoor, that's an issue.. cause i'm used to kde, and my wife couldn't stand gnome either
[01:32] <rawr> Kde is great....
[01:32] <spdf> rocambole, no problem, he beat me too it :)
[01:32] <ladydoor> jivebunny: well i mean, kde is one of the options if you download the kubuntu cd
[01:32] <ladydoor> jivebunny: it's one of the DEs i was referring to
[01:32] <jivebunny> DarkMageZ, what about upgrading later to that one? do i need to download an entire cd again or is it just like debian with "apt dist-upgrade" ?
[01:33] <DarkMageZ> jivebunny, dist-upgrade works
[01:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Easyubuntu has been improved but not great..  Automatix is the WORST things you can run.. Once you do.. there is no going back without restoring from a backup or reinstalling.
[01:33] <jivebunny> ladydoor, don't you like it?! i'm getting ubunto cd, but looking forward to downloading the kde stuff later
[01:33] <DarkMageZ> jivebunny, if you want to install kde on ubuntu, all you need to do apparently is install kubuntu-desktop
[01:33] <rawr> theres a thing on pychocats about it
[01:33] <jivebunny> DarkMageZ, yeah, that's the package.. =)
[01:33] <DarkMageZ> jivebunny, but that won't remove all the gnome stuff from your system
[01:34] <Jack_Sparrow> dist-upgrade last I heard was being discouraged.. so please have a good backup
[01:34] <jivebunny> DarkMageZ, alright.. that won't be much of an issue.. most gnome libs are needed for a lot of other apps
[01:34] <ladydoor> jivebunny: sweet...kde shouldn't be too hard to install. just install kubuntu-desktop, a metapackage, from the repositories
[01:34] <rawr> Good site if you want to mess around with kde and others http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/index.php
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> jivebunny: You can select which you want from the options menu where you enter your login name
[01:35] <Senesence> Does synaptic keep up with the latest versions of the software it lists? I ask because I notice that Python 2.5 is out but synaptic only offers 2.4, also blender (3d modeling/animation software) seems to be behind by a version.
[01:35] <tom_g> i'm having some trouble with the live-cd installer on amd64... it gets to the part where it starts X, I can see the desktop, and the mouse cursor is movable for a few seconds, but then it locks up hard... I've had to specify noapic to get it this far... any ideas what to try next?
[01:35] <ladydoor> briguyd: ok, here's my .Xmodmap file, which should give you an idea at least of what one looks like (i'm not trying to prosthelytise the caps/control switch, that's just what happens to be in there). good luck!
[01:35] <ladydoor> briguyd: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24037
[01:35] <jivebunny> Jack_Sparrow, messed up my debian distro once with that dist-upgrade command.. got lots of unstable apps.. i was having all kind of problems with apps closing all the time..
[01:35] <DarkMageZ> !tell darkmagez about latest version
[01:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about latest version - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:35] <briguyd> ladydoor, thanks
[01:35] <crimsun> Senesence: it knows what you've seeded it with. Edgy only today got 2.5 final.
[01:35] <ladydoor> briguyd: np.
[01:35] <jivebunny> i forgot i had added a lot of unstable sources to sources.list
[01:36] <Jack_Sparrow> jivebunny: dist-upgrade is something I would avoid
[01:36] <Senesence> crimsun: Sorry I don't quite understand. Could you be more specific.
[01:36] <CromagDK> question: how do i run a fullscreen app. in wine with dualscreen ?
[01:37] <Jack_Sparrow> jivebunny: You can rebuild sources back to original with !easysource
[01:37] <CromagDK> question: how do i run a fullscreen app. in wine with dualscreen ? using 1 screen for the app. ofcourse :)
[01:37] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: Try asking in #winehq
[01:37] <ladydoor> !repeat
[01:37] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly, if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[01:37] <crimsun> Senesence: it's not prescient. If you want it to know of something new, tell it about something new. In other words, your sources.list needs to have an active repo that contains newer packages.
[01:37] <CromagDK> ah ok ;)
[01:38] <briguyd> ladydoor, then i have to tell xmodmap to look for that file somehow?
[01:38] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: We have enough to do without supporting wine
[01:38] <Senesence> crimsun: How do can I set up synaptic to do that?
[01:38] <ladydoor> briguyd: xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap :-) (without the smiley)
[01:38] <profoX`> hey
[01:38] <briguyd> then i have to add it to my startup thingy to make sure it runs every time?
[01:39] <crimsun> Senesence: you can use 6.10, or you can generate the debs yourself and install them, or use someone else's, or ...
[01:39] <ladydoor> briguyd: yeah...i'm not sure how to do that for anything other than fluxbox or ratpoison, though
[01:39] <profoX`> can someone confirm if my apache install works, i can only test if it works local?
[01:39] <RichardC> im having a hard time getting samba to work.  ive installed the samba and smbfs packages, but i cant get any pcs to connect
[01:39] <briguyd> ok, works so far, just removeing the caps lock
[01:39] <briguyd> now to fix it...
[01:39] <briguyd> hmm
[01:40] <profoX`> Does this URL work for you guys? (to test my apache install) http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1338/gip/bugs
[01:40] <Senesence> crimsun: 6.10 what? By generate debs do you mean "compile from source", if so do I need to have GCC installed, does GCC come default with ubuntu
[01:40] <jivebunny> one thing is for sure.. people always recommended ubunto due to its support and community; and i'm really impressed at how much people are helpfull and polite in this room.. thanks everyone for the answers =)
[01:40] <Ransom> hey guys, quick newbie question...   Will the AMD64 edition work on an Intel64 system?
[01:40] <ladydoor> jivebunny: yeah, the community's definitely a selling point :-).
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: could not connect
[01:41] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: k thanks
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> jivebunny: We can be a pesky bunch...
[01:42] <crimsun> Senesence: 6.10 is the name for Edgy. By generating debs, I mean generate Ubuntu packages (not simply just compiling from source). Yes, you would need build-essential installed for the latter.
[01:43] <tom_g> i'm having some trouble with the live-cd installer on amd64... it gets to the part where it starts X, I can see the desktop, and the mouse cursor is movable for a few seconds, but then it locks up hard... I've had to specify noapic to get it this far... any ideas what to try next?
[01:43] <afields_> Jack_Sparrow : no go with http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24038
[01:43] <afields_> still gives Perl error on startup
[01:43] <afields_> how do I purge evreything in aptitude?
[01:43] <Jack_Sparrow> afields_: What specifically are you trying to install
[01:44] <ladydoor> afields_: *everything* or anything? the binding is _ to purge a package
[01:44] <Senesence> crimsun: How would I update from dapper to edgy? (I kinda thought the update manager would handle that for me)
[01:44] <afields_> just one package and all config
[01:44] <rubikfrea> Hi, I was wondering if I could receive some help?
[01:44] <Jack_Sparrow> rubikfrea: Just ask
[01:45] <CromagDK> !xinerama
[01:45] <ubotu> xinerama is using multiple monitors as one big monitor. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo
[01:45] <ladydoor> Senesence: bewaaaare! edgy is under heavy development!
[01:45] <crimsun> Senesence: since 6.10 hasn't been released yet, no, it won't "do it for you"
[01:45] <rubikfrea> ok :)
[01:45] <ladydoor> Senesence: it contains many artifacts of rare and dangerous power!
[01:45] <stenew> anybody available to answer questions about LVM?
[01:45] <afields_> stenew: shoot
[01:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Senesence:  Listen to the lady....
[01:46] <james296> how can I install xgl/compiz without screwing up my computer???
[01:46] <rubikfreak> I posted a thread, and I didn't think to come here.
[01:46] <rubikfreak> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=261072
[01:46] <RedRose> How Do I install ubuntu with out using the LiveCD?
[01:46] <Senesence> ladydoor: I just wanted a way to keep the synaptic software listing current with the latest versions of the listed software.
[01:46] <no-nuke> I need help with Xgl-compiz
[01:46] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: can you try it again please?
[01:46] <profoX`> http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1338/gip/bugs/
[01:46] <no-nuke> can someone give me hand on this?
[01:46] <james296> I mean I also want the entire product and not the simple things for it
[01:46] <rubikfreak> Redrose: try the alternate install cd
[01:46] <RedRose> ?
[01:46] <stenew> afields_: I have a machine with two ide drives.  I basically want to treat them as one large drive.  Is lvm the right choice?
[01:46] <Jack_Sparrow> james296: Install it on someone elses computer... that is how..:)
[01:46] <ladydoor> Senesence: in that case you should probably use the dapper-backports repositories. would you like the sources.list entries?
[01:46] <profoX`> james296: make backups, and know how to fix things when you screw up :)
[01:46] <profoX`> no-nuke: #ubuntu-xgl or #xgl
[01:46] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: same
[01:46] <RedRose> rubikfreak:Where is that lovated?
[01:46] <james296> Im being quite serious about this...
[01:46] <profoX`> or was that #xgl-ubuntu
[01:46] <no-nuke> thankx profox
[01:47] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: damn.. strange.. gonna try to use a switch instead of router now hold on
[01:47] <Jack_Sparrow> james296: Make a good backup....
[01:47] <rubikfreak> when you go to one of the servers to download an ubuntu iso
[01:47] <Senesence> ladydoor: Yes, but don't I have those already. I used easy ubuntu and I thought that would do that?
[01:47] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: #ubuntu-xgl is for xgl support
[01:47] <rubikfreak> scroll down and you will see alternate install cd
[01:47] <jrib> james296: #ubuntu-xgl is for xgl support
[01:47] <james296> it used to work for me, somehow I got the configurater and everything
[01:47] <ladydoor> Senesence: the way to check would be to do less /etc/apt/sources.list and look for these lines:
[01:47] <james296> how do I get that?
[01:47] <jrib> james296: /join #ubuntu-xgl
[01:48] <rubikfreak> I changed each "dapper" to "edgy" and tryed to upgrade to edgy eft knot 3
[01:48] <ladydoor> Senesence: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24039
[01:48] <rubikfreak> now my xserver is not configured properly
[01:48] <ladydoor> rubikfreak: try in #ubuntu+1
[01:48] <Jack_Sparrow> agreed
[01:49] <jrib> rubikfreak: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  (but yeah #ubuntu+1)
[01:49] <gman993> anyone help with nvidia on dapper?
[01:49] <erUSUL> gman993: me
[01:49] <rubikfreak> ok, thanks
[01:49] <jrib> !nvidia > gman993
[01:49] <hou5ton> I have video working with CNN and YouTube, and on some sites ... like Fox News, only the sound works, not the video part.  Any ideas, .....other than not worrying about it?  :-)
[01:49] <briguyd> gah! so close!
[01:50] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: ok.. now? http://<IP_ADDRESS>:1338/gip/bugs/
[01:50] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: same
[01:50] <briguyd> if i hold shift and hit caps, it types in caps, but as soon as i let go, its back to regular
[01:50] <paris> hello
[01:50] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: u sure? try to reload :P
[01:50] <profoX`> i want it to work lol
[01:50] <ladydoor> briguyd: it sounds like it's become another shift key...
[01:50] <jrib> hou5ton: do you have w32codecs installed?  what player are you using?  do you know the codec the videos use?
[01:50] <ladydoor> briguyd: hmmm
[01:50] <paris> i have a little problem to setup ftpd service in my server
[01:50] <hou5ton> jrib:  mplayer
[01:50] <gman993> yea no 3d
[01:50] <briguyd> or, mabe its just ignoring the caps and jsut using the shift im holding down
[01:51] <hou5ton> jrib:  and i think they are installed. .... how can i double check?
[01:51] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: same.. tried a couple ways
[01:51] <ladydoor> briguyd: that's possible too
[01:51] <profoX`> k :(
[01:51] <paris> i have a little problem to setup ftpd service in my server
[01:51] <paris> could you help me please?
[01:51] <jrib> hou5ton: apt-cache policy w32codecs, or look for /usr/lib/codecs or /usr/local/lib/codecs with a bunch of windows dll files
[01:51] <ladydoor> paris: you should probably go ahead and ask your real question to the whole channel :-). Then we'll know whether or not anybody can help.
[01:52] <afields_> stenew: yes
[01:52] <afields_> it's one choice
[01:52] <Senesence> ladydoor: In synaptic software preferences the "Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Backports (Binary)" is already checked. Is that what I'm looking for?
[01:52] <tom_g> profoX`: that link worked for me...?
[01:52] <Jack_Sparrow> People, it has been fun, I need to eat... NOW.... Where is that serving wench with my Grog... Arrrrgh!
[01:52] <briguyd> ok, this is interesting
[01:52] <afields_> and a opular one at that
[01:52] <Megaqwerty> for some weird reason, my desktop search doesn't find the files I need. I even tried the exact name of the file. Any Ideas?
[01:52] <profoX`> tom_g: yea it worked for someone in archlinux channel too :/
[01:52] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: i think your connection sucks :P
[01:52] <sureshot> have good Grog man
[01:52] <briguyd> i open up xev and hold shift and hit capslock, i get this line : state 0x1, keycode 66 (keysym 0xffe5, Caps_Lock)
[01:52] <ladydoor> Senesence: i don't know anything about synaptic, but that sounds right. is there any particular software that's not bleeding-edge enough for you in the repos?
[01:52] <profoX`> tom_g: thanks
[01:53] <ladydoor> briguyd: check what you get when you *just* hit caps lock
[01:53] <hou5ton> jrib:  ya ... i have them
[01:53] <M_A_K>  I am trying to use multiple monitors with my laptop, but not having any luck.  My built in screen blanks when I hook up to the external rgb connector.
[01:53] <Megaqwerty> anyone?
[01:53] <briguyd> hmm, i tried to set that to another control key, buts not doing that either
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: I just realized I have 1338 locked down...
[01:53] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: is it a new file?
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry
[01:54] <Senesence> ladydoor: Yes, python 2.5 is the latest, but synaptic only offers up to 2.4, and a 3d application "blender3d" is currently 2.42 but synaptic still lists 2.41.
[01:54] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: no, it's been on the comp for at least a day or two
[01:54] <hou5ton> jrib:  go here (http://www.foxnews.com/) and try to play the lead video about US and FRance unified on Iran
[01:54] <hou5ton> jrib:  if you're on Ubuntu, that is
[01:54] <paris> cannot locate user entry:vsftpd errorrrrrr
[01:54] <paris> what is this?
[01:55] <paris> is there anybody?
[01:55] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: hmm...try the "locate" command in a terminal
[01:55] <jrib> hou5ton: it seems to use flash
[01:55] <lostinc> Hi I was wondering is there any real discernable differnce between distros such as Ubuntu and say Red Hat Fedora? I mean other than say how it controls packages and such. In other words is there a difference in hw programs run or compile?
[01:55] <ladydoor> Senesence: there's a way to concurrently install a newer version, if you're interested.
[01:55] <hou5ton> jrib:  is there something I can do about that, using Ubuntu?
[01:55] <Megaqwerty> yeah, locate can find it
[01:55] <tom_g> so can anyone help me with my install bug?  my live installer hard-crashes shortly after starting X on amd64
[01:55] <jrib> hou5ton: you say you hear sound but it plays no video with this movie?
[01:56] <M_A_K> Excuse my ignorance, but can linux handle multiple  monitors?  I found the settings under KDE, but it does not seem to be working (mirroring or spanning).
[01:56] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: /|\
[01:56] <hou5ton> jrib:  right ... the sounds is there but the screen is black
[01:56] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: sweet! what does /|\ mean?
[01:56] <Megaqwerty> look up
[01:56] <Senesence> ladydoor: I already did for the blender application, because they had a linux binary that I could easily unzip, but I would like a way to install python 2.5 (they don't give a binary)
[01:56] <Megaqwerty> lol sorry
[01:56] <jrib> hou5ton: kind of strange, do you have flash installed?
[01:56] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: do you know why the gui isn't finding the files?
[01:56] <profoX`> Sorry what did you say Jack_Sparrow or tom_g or... I disconnected
[01:56] <hou5ton> jrib: ... well ... how can I double check on that? .... I thought I installed that stuff ... probably using easy Ubuntu or something
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> profoX`: I just realized I have 1338 locked down...
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry
[01:57] <jrib> hou5ton: http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/about/
[01:57] <ladydoor> Senesence: ok then. first thing you need to do is do sudo aptitude install build-essential and also download a source package of the latest python. let me know when you're ready to go on :-)
[01:57] <jivebunny> M_A_K, which video card? which distribution?
[01:57] <hou5ton> it's installed
[01:57] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: no idea--i just use locate and avoid unnecessary complications when possible.
[01:57] <Megaqwerty> alright, thanks.
[01:58] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: soory
[01:58] <hou5ton> jrib:  it's installed
[01:58] <funkja> How does one disable IPP?
[01:58] <briguyd> im going to get back to this after dinner, thanks for the help, ladydoor
[01:58] <profoX`> Jack_Sparrow: lol.. np
[01:58] <ladydoor> briguyd: np...good luck!
[01:58] <Senesence> ladydoor: aptitude? I thought it was "apt-get"?>
[01:58] <profoX`> glad its not something wrong with my config :) phew
[01:58] <starpause> my ubuntu is hemmoraging
[01:58] <jrib> hou5ton: ok if you right click on the movie, does an mplayer menu popup or a flash one?
[01:59] <hou5ton> jrib .... which movie .. the one on Fox?
[01:59] <jrib> hou5ton: yes
[01:59] <ladydoor> Senesence: aptitude is a frontend to apt-get and keeps track of dependencies better, although it sometimes installs extra packages that aren't really necessary. it's most useful for when you install a package that has a bunch of dependencies, and later uninstall that package--it'll take the dependencies with it.
[02:00] <hou5ton> jrib:  well ... when I right-click on it, it just gives the standard right-click menu
[02:00] <hou5ton> jrib:  when I click on it normally, the fox news video player, whatever that is, comes up
[02:00] <hou5ton> jrib: on other sites, the system uses Mplayer
[02:01] <jrib> hou5ton: hmm ok, is there any other site that fails to work?
[02:01] <JaVaSan_> Hi, How can I install xmms? I've tried "apt-get install xmms" but I've got something like: "xmms package not found"
[02:02] <M_A_K> jivebunny : using ATI graphics (mobility I think) and Ubuntu <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:02] <jrib> !info xmms
[02:02] <ubotu> xmms: Versatile X audio player. In component main, is optional. Version 1.2.10+cvs20050809-4ubuntu5 (dapper), package size 1029 kB, installed size 7256 kB
[02:02] <hou5ton> jrib:  MSNBC, but I"ve never got it to work, even in Windows, while using FireFox ....
[02:02] <JaVaSan_> !info xmms
[02:02] <jrib> !repos > JaVaSan_
[02:02] <ubotu> xmms: Versatile X audio player. In component main, is optional. Version 1.2.10+cvs20050809-4ubuntu5 (dapper), package size 1029 kB, installed size 7256 kB
[02:02] <Sionide> how come when i run a program in Wine, it doesn't appear on my window list at the bottom of the screen??
[02:02] <d3v1ant0n3> Does xmms have a media manager type thing like rhythmbox?
[02:02] <handless> ok im back
[02:02] <handless> lol
[02:02] <handless> anyone around
[02:02] <JaVaSan_> !easysource
[02:02] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[02:02] <jivebunny> M_A_K, does ATI provide linux drivers? have you dowloaded anything related? or are you using the defaults?
[02:02] <Sionide> d3v1ant0n3, it has a playlist thingy... but amarok is better
[02:03] <DarkMageZ> Senesence, if you want python2.5 in ubuntu dapper then you should ask the backport team or find someone who will backport it for you
[02:03] <M_A_K> jivebunny : defaults
[02:03] <Felipe096> hi somebody can help me to stop that noise in the kate terminal
[02:03] <hou5ton> jrib:  YOuTube works, CNN  works ... Google Video works
[02:03] <jrib> JaVaSan_: the problem is that you do not have the main repository enabled (or it appears to be).  The links ubotu provided should help you.  Feel free to ask any questions though if you aren't sure about what to do
[02:03] <profoX`>  anyone have experience with dyndns and no-ip ? whats the best one ?
[02:03] <jrib> hou5ton: are you blocking javascript maybe?
[02:04] <d3v1ant0n3> but amarok needs most of KDE to work doesn't it?
[02:04] <sureshot> jivebunny do you have the url to the ubuntu vidio how to
[02:04] <Felipe096> hi somebody can help me to stop that noise in the kate terminal when i have a mistake
[02:04] <hou5ton> jrib:  hmmmm ... how do I check that?  Is that in Firefox preferences maybe?
[02:04] <jrib> Felipe096: system > preferences > sound > system beep
[02:04] <handless> alright i redownloaded ubuntu and reburned it mad sloww and now it got past that screen but it said it couldnt load x the gui and gave me a command prompt so what did i do wrong lol
[02:04] <sureshot> the ati web site has the ati drivers in rpm format
[02:04] <Felipe096> thanks
[02:04] <handless> second how can install from this disk instead of running it live
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib: fyi that fox site does not work for me either in case you want to work on figuring it out tomorrow
[02:04] <delaney> Can anyone tell me where the file is that tells ubuntu which files open with which application?  everything on my system wants to open with mplayer as the default app???
[02:05] <RawSushi> I have a problem..I installed the flash plugin for mozilla firefox
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Does the self test for errors go through ok?
[02:05] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: thanks, strange that it works for me.  You are on dapper?
[02:05] <JaVaSan_> jrib, thank you, I'll read the links that ubotu showed me
[02:05] <RawSushi> and It didn't work
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> yep
[02:05] <RawSushi> what could the problem be?
[02:05] <RawSushi> it used to work just fine
[02:05] <jrib> RawSushi: how did you install it?
[02:05] <handless> yeah the self test came back fine
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib, dosent matter to me, just wanted to let you know same problem
[02:05] <hou5ton> jrib:  Firefox preferences show java and javascript enabled
[02:05] <Sionide> d3v1ant0n3, it's worth it... by my standards it's the best media player out there
[02:05] <RawSushi> I installed the flash-nonfree with apt-get
[02:05] <Sionide> bar none
[02:05] <jivebunny> sureshot, don't have it, sorry
[02:05] <RawSushi> or whatever it's called
[02:06] <Sionide> d3v1ant0n3, songbird is pretty cool but it's very beta still...
[02:06] <jrib> hou5ton, Jack_Sparrow: well I am on edgy, but I am really doubtful that that is why it works for me
[02:06] <sureshot> jack does that is the way to fix ati driver problems
[02:06] <RawSushi> flashplugin-nonfree
[02:06] <jivebunny> M_A_K, you probably have to get specific drivers to solve your issue. i'm not experienced in ATI video cards, always used nvidia.. but they do require specific drivers to unleash their power aswell.
[02:06] <Senesence> ladydoor: I got the build essentials, python 2.5 has a download for "everyone else" called "python 2.5.tgz", I extracted that. What do I do now?
[02:06] <Dex-Freudii> hi there
[02:06] <Dex-Freudii> i have a question
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: There are some commands you can try (F6) at the first menu   Grub Boot Options ide=nodma vga=normal nomce acpi=off acpi = no pnpbios=off xdrvr=vesa xres=800x600 apm=off
[02:07] <RawSushi> I had the problem once in the past too
[02:07] <RawSushi> but I can't remember how I fixed it
[02:07] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib: Not to worry, I will work on it later or tomorrow
[02:07] <jrib> RawSushi: does it say the plugin is missing now when you go to badgerbadgerbadger.com maybe?
[02:07] <RawSushi> it was a simple ln -s
[02:07] <Dex-Freudii> how can I get to print a doc using a "2 pages per sheet" format?
[02:07] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: k
[02:07] <RawSushi> yeah it does
[02:07] <RawSushi> it says I need plugin
[02:07] <handless> ok so try to boot with that command and see what it does. but will this disk give me the option to install or is this only a live version
[02:07] <jrib> RawSushi: run this command 'ls -l /usr/lib/firefox/plugins' and put the ressult on pasttebin please
[02:08] <funkja> Does anyone know how to turn off IPP (Internet Printing Protocol)?
[02:08] <RawSushi> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 8652 2006-07-31 10:55 libunixprintplugin.so
[02:08] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib: adgerbadgerbadger.com   plays fine
[02:08] <jrib> RawSushi: that is all of it?
[02:08] <ladydoor> Senesence: actually, would you mind sending me that download page?
[02:08] <RawSushi> yeah
[02:08] <jrib> RawSushi: run this command: sudo update-flashplugin
[02:09] <Senesence> ladydoor: Not at all, its here: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.5/
[02:09] <hou5ton> jrib: ... i saw what you typed to someone else, and badgerbadgerbadger.com plays fine on my system too
[02:09] <decherdt> !modprobe
[02:09] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about modprobe - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Gotta eat dinner... bbl
[02:09] <jrib> hou5ton: yeah, it was just a test site because I didn't feel like finding the official adobe one again
[02:10] <hou5ton> jrib:  by the way .. have you ever got video playing on MSNBC while using FireFox?
[02:10] <Hikaru79> Is there any chance at all that Python 2.5 will be in Edgy? Or is it too late for that, and we'll have to wait for the next one?
[02:10] <jrib> hou5ton: I've never tried, but give me a minute and I'll see
[02:11] <RawSushi> automatic installation failed due to network problems or upstream changes
[02:11] <ladydoor> Senesence: ok, before you install it, you probably need to "divert" your current python install. that way, ubuntu programs will know where to look for it, but if you manually choose to run python, you'll be able to just use the python you're going to install.
[02:11] <specialbuddy> how can I change my driver to fglrx instead of mesa when I do the fglrxinfo command?
[02:11] <Senesence> ladydoor: By divert, do you mean remove the previous 2.4 install before proceeding?
[02:12] <ladydoor> Senesence: so do the following in a terminal:  sudo dpkg-divert --divert /usr/bin/python.ubuntu --rename /usr/bin/python
[02:12] <ladydoor> Senesence: no! do *not* uninstall
[02:12] <specialbuddy> how can I change my driver to fglrx instead of mesa when I do the fglrxinfo command?
[02:12] <jrib> hou5ton: hey, good news!  foxnews is black on my firefox too and doesn't play.  I was using epiphany before.  This is very perplexing, can you try epiphany?
[02:13] <ladydoor> Senesence: many ubuntu packages depend on ubuntu's python. you're just moving it out of the way to make room for one you like better, while simultaneously telling programs that need it where the one they like lives now. does that make sense?
[02:13] <hou5ton> jrib:  well ... if I knew what it was?  Another something like Mplayer, I'm guessing?
[02:13] <jrib> hou5ton: it's a web browser.  package is epiphany-browser
[02:14] <hou5ton> jrib:  ok .. i'm checking on it now
[02:14] <Luke_> Since I updated to the new dapper kernel my computer kernel panics every time I boot
[02:14] <Luke_> what should I do?
[02:14] <jrib> RawSushi: try to prefix any messages to me with my name, otherwise they will probably get lost in the scrollback
[02:14] <higen> xgl and compiz is lagging behind..
[02:15] <RawSushi> ah ok
[02:15] <RawSushi> sorry
[02:15] <niki_> how long should it take to 'erase entire hard disk (40gb)' while installing using the live cd?
[02:15] <jrib> RawSushi: ok, can you download the flash install tar.gz from adobe's site and put it on your desktop?
[02:15] <knixtech> niki_, not long at all
[02:15] <RawSushi> I'm sure I can
[02:15] <Senesence> ladydoor: Yes, I did the divert command.
[02:15] <RawSushi> but I remember a simple command fixing it
[02:15] <funkja> Luke_: You should have the option to boot from the old kernel in Grub.
[02:15] <Felipe096> jrib: where is system
[02:15] <RawSushi> And it was SOMETHING to do with that .so file
[02:15] <RawSushi> and ln -s
[02:15] <jrib> Felipe096: next to applications and places in your panel
[02:16] <knixtech> niki_, and depends on your system
[02:16] <ladydoor> Senesence: ok, and no errors? in that case, cd into the directory where you put the python source
[02:16] <niki_> knixtech, it got to be about 30-40 minutes....it was still giving me the rotaing orb 'working' icon (kde)...so i restarted...now its at 14 minutes...just wondering if thats normal?
[02:16] <RawSushi> but it was 2 files
[02:16] <Luke> funkja: i'm using lilo because its a macbook
[02:16] <niki_> knixtech, its a p4 2gig
[02:16] <Sembiance> I've been using Windows as my workstation for years now. I'm about to format my box and switch to Linux. I've gathered up all my files, firefox bookmarks, wrote down what apps I have installed (to find suitable replacements under linux) and saved some settings from some other apps (such as what extensions winamp, firefox have, etc)
[02:16] <ladydoor> Senesence: and then do ./configure...hopefully there will be no errors.
[02:16] <knixtech> niki_, give it some time
[02:16] <Sembiance> Anything I'm forgetting before I format?
[02:16] <knixtech> niki_, ;)
[02:16] <funkja> Luke: Does Lilo give you a list of kernals to boot from or just a generic Ubuntu?
[02:16] <gr4ce> Anybody feel like helping me with nvidia drivers?  I'm having issues.
[02:16] <higen> btw.. any ATI fglrx users here?
[02:17] <rawr> nvida has alot of issues.....
[02:17] <ladydoor> Sembiance: good luck!
[02:17] <Luke> funkja: just generic. I'm sure I still have the old kernel I just dont know how to point lilo to it
[02:17] <gr4ce> quite aware
[02:17] <Senesence> ladydoor: By python source, I assume you mean Python-2.5 dir that I extracted from Python-2.5.tgz?
[02:17] <niki_> knixtech, ok...so that's normal?  it's not anything to worry about?
[02:17] <ladydoor> Senesence: yup!
[02:18] <knixtech> niki_, ya, its doing its job
[02:18] <knixtech> ^_^
[02:18] <niki_> knixtech, kk, thanks so much :)
[02:18] <knixtech> np
[02:18] <funkja> Luke: You will probably have to boot from a Live CD and edit the lilo settings - but I have never used it so I don't know how for sure. They are most likely in /boot/lilo or something like that.
[02:18] <Luke> funkja: good call
[02:18] <concept10> hi
[02:18] <Luke> thanks
[02:18] <CromagDK> im looking for information regarding customizing layouts for X. Anyone have any good stuff ? :)
[02:18] <Sembiance> ladydoorL Just hope I am not forgetting anything
[02:18] <ladydoor> Senesence: so cd Python-2.5 . you *may* want to move it to an out-of-the-way place...i, for example, have a dir in my home dir called misc, in which there's an src dir, in which stuff like that goes. you may consider doing somethin glike that first
[02:19] <ladydoor> Sembiance: writing an inflammatory letter to microsoft maybe?
[02:19] <Sembiance> ladydoor: hehe
[02:19] <Felipe096> thanks
[02:20] <hou5ton> jrib:  Epiphany isn't showing the video on Fox News either.  Just the sound
[02:20] <funkja> Luke: try a locate lilo to find out where the config files are
[02:20] <ladydoor> Senesence: otherwise, just let me know when you're ready to go on
[02:20] <orbin> CromagDK: layouts?
[02:20] <Luke> funkja: its /etc/lilo
[02:20] <CromagDK> orbin: well yeah, for starting x in a different way
[02:21] <Luke> funkja: i'm more worried about the kernel panic... dapper should not be releasing kernels like this!
[02:21] <jrib> hou5ton: ok, well the final possibility is that it is because I use a flash blocker and have to click to load the flash after everything else loads.  I blame this strange behavior you are experiencing on the site itself... (one sec let me try something)
[02:21] <CromagDK> orbin: atm im using xinerama. and wine fullscreen app doesnt support that :) so i need something to take one screen away sometimes
[02:21] <ladydoor> Luke: i'm pretty sure it's not the kernel that's the problem...i heard something about it misconfiguring bootloaders
[02:21] <Senesence> ladydoor: Wow, many things happened, it's done. I didn't create the misc dir beforehand though, so it's still in the desktop.
[02:21] <Luke> ladydoor: aah awesome
[02:21] <Luke> ladydoor: lilo and grub?
[02:22] <ladydoor> Senesence: it'll be fine :-). ok, if it didn't spit out a bunch of conspicuous errors at the end, it's safe to proceed. now, you type make
[02:22] <funkja> Luke: which kernel was it/
[02:22] <Luke> ladydoor: any resources about it?
[02:23] <Luke> funkja: -27 686 i think
[02:23] <ladydoor> Luke: i'm sorry, no...you might do a search on the forums
[02:23] <Luke> ladydoor: will do - thanks
[02:23] <ladydoor> Luke: good luck
[02:24] <ladydoor> Senesence: (make is step 2 in the standard install process...the last one, sudo make install, will put everything where it belongs)
[02:25] <jrib> hou5ton: actually this is a hassle for me to test, but you can try installing  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/433/ and seeing if it has the same effect for me
[02:25] <jrib> hou5ton: *as it does for me*
[02:25] <hou5ton> jrib:  is that the flash blocker thing?
[02:25] <jrib> hou5ton: yes, but I use something different for epiphany
[02:26] <noriega> hey
[02:26] <CromagDK> orbin: might know what i could look for ?
[02:27] <profoX`> look guys! its working http://wesley.hopto.org/gip/bugs
[02:27] <profoX`> :P
[02:27] <Senesence> ladydoor: Ok, now I'l start with sudo make install, right.
[02:27] <orbin> no idea sorry.  tried doing a search on "xinerama fullscreen wine"?
[02:27] <ladydoor> Senesence: you did make already? if so, then yeah, go on to sudo make install. i guess let me know when it finishes and if it spits out any errors.
[02:28] <jrib> RawSushi: well you can do 'locate libflashplayer.so' if you wish to see if it exists anywhere on your system, but if you use update-flashplugin to install after downloading the tar.gz I think it is a better option
[02:28] <rawr> hey i am having some problems with  flash i used easy ubuntu to do it
[02:28] <CromagDK> well, yeah, but it will be with out xinerama, so only 1 screen. Im just trying to figure out how i can change between one screen and two screens
[02:28] <RawSushi> ah
[02:28] <rawr> install*
[02:28] <RawSushi> k I'll just do that then
[02:28] <RawSushi> thanks
[02:29] <rawr> i just don't work.
[02:29] <inglor> rawr, what do you mean won't work? you don't get the plugin in firefox?
[02:29] <hou5ton> jrib:  that is so weird.  Just like you said... when I have the flash blocker and then click the arrow, it works
[02:29] <rawr> nope it says its not installed.
[02:29] <Senesence> ladydoor: Done.
[02:29] <rawr> konquer don't do anything either
[02:29] <AbortD> why is it downloading 386 updates when i am on 686?
[02:30] <ladydoor> Senesence: sweeeet. ok, now do ls /usr/local/bin. does it have a file called python in it, or just python-some-extension-here
[02:30] <ladydoor> ?
[02:30] <jrib> hou5ton: yeah, I guess your options are 1) stick with the blocker 2) find out what's really happening and write some greasemonkey script to fix it in their code 3) tell foxnews and hope they care
[02:31] <orbin> AbortD: 'cos you still have the 386 image installed?
[02:31] <AbortD> ?
[02:31] <hou5ton> jrib:  by the way ... just HOW buggy is Edgy?  :-)
[02:31] <AbortD> hm oh well im gonna update
[02:31] <AbortD> brb reboot
[02:31] <ladydoor> hou5ton: it's under *heavy* development
[02:32] <hou5ton> ladydoor:  ah .... probably too much for me just yet
[02:32] <Senesence> ladydoor: There is: idle  pydoc  python  python2.5  python2.5-config  python-config  smtpd.py. Does this mean it's all set?
[02:32] <ladydoor> hou5ton: yeah...right now i'd leave it to the dev team
[02:32] <Xappe> have a small grub issue...i've moved my system from hdb to hda and created a new bootpartition...how do I make grub understand that the bootpartition exists?
[02:32] <ladydoor> Senesence: yup! looks good. to run it you just need to type python in a shell. enjoy! (and now you know how to install from source!)
[02:33] <\Dj\Krit\> hi, when i try to open an NTFS partition on another hard drive I get the following errors: /dev/hda5 is not removable
[02:33] <\Dj\Krit\> could not execute pmount
[02:33] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: did you mount it ?
[02:33] <jrib> RawSushi: once you have the tar.gz downloadedto your desktop, you should be able to do: sudo update-flashplugin -l ~/Desktop
[02:34] <\Dj\Krit\> that's the error i get when i do try to mount
[02:34] <raz> anyone help me? on a ./configure: No package 'libglade-2.0' found
[02:34] <raz> I've tried searching for and isntalling all the glade packages
[02:34] <jrib> raz: what are you compiling?
[02:34] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: open or mount
[02:34] <raz> anjuta
[02:34] <\Dj\Krit\> yeah, that's what i'm trying
[02:34] <ladydoor> raz: you need to install libglade-2.0-dev (or something along those lines0
[02:34] <ladydoor> )
[02:34] <raz> trying to get an IDE up and running
[02:34] <jrib> raz: anjuta is in the repositories
[02:34] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: 2 different things :)
[02:34] <jrib> !info anjuta
[02:34] <CromagDK> !nfts
[02:34] <holler_> raz: did you try sudo apt-get install libglade-2.0-dev
[02:34] <ubotu> anjuta: A GNOME development IDE, for C/C++. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2.4a-2ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 866 kB, installed size 2072 kB
[02:34] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nfts - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:34] <CromagDK> !ntfs
[02:34] <\Dj\Krit\> either or
[02:34] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[02:34] <ladydoor> raz: when make doesn't find a package, it means you need to install the development package.
[02:35] <raz> ok
[02:35] <raz> ill remember that
[02:35] <\Dj\Krit\> i've tried just to open it, and, rt click > mount and i get the same errors
[02:35] <holler_> raz: or sudo apt-get install anjuta ?
[02:35] <jrib> raz: make sure you have universe enabled to get anjuta
[02:35] <RawSushi> hmm
[02:35] <raz> that works
[02:35] <CromagDK> sudo mount /dev/hdx/ /media/ntfspart/ -t nfts -o umask=0222
[02:35] <RawSushi> jrib: it says plugin changed, not trusted
[02:35] <jrib> RawSushi: hmm
[02:36] <CromagDK> where hdx is ur hd and ntfspart is a dir you create in medai for your nfts mounted partition
[02:36] <Senesence> ladydoor: Great works from shell, however IDLE (which is the IDE I used with 2.4) still loads as 2.4, I'll figure it out though. Thanks for the lesson on installing from source. Thank you.
[02:36] <\Dj\Krit\> it said the mount point didnt exist
[02:36] <\Dj\Krit\> ahh
[02:36] <\Dj\Krit\> ok
[02:36] <\Dj\Krit\> narf
[02:36] <ladydoor> Senesence: np! good luck with IDLE
[02:37] <raz> and one last question, how to get 1280x1024 on my resolution options for gnome?
[02:38] <higen> hmm.. beagle live search dosent work out of the box with deskbar wihout beagle-python.
[02:38] <CrippsFX> what's the channel for edgy?
[02:38] <higen> +1 :P
[02:38] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: works ?
[02:38] <higen> i was in wrong channel
[02:38] <jrib> RawSushi: ok, well in that case you should just extract the tar.gz and copy flashplayer.xpt and libflashplayer.so to ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[02:38] <higen> #ubuntu+1
[02:38] <CrippsFX> higen, thnx :)
[02:39] <noriega> if I mount a partition in fstab, must its mount folder exist beforehand?
[02:39] <Hikaru79> noriega, yes.
[02:39] <noriega> thanks
[02:39] <\Dj\Krit\> hmm, does it matter that its a sata drive?
[02:39] <CrippsFX> does anyone here have working native broadcom ?
[02:39] <noriega> when I mount in terminal, it complains about that, but i tjhought that maybe fstab is  bit more forgiving ;)
[02:39] <jrib> RawSushi: that will only work for your user though, it should be fine if you are the only user.  Otherwise I guess your forced to go dabble with sudo in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/
[02:39] <\Dj\Krit\> sudo mount /dev/hdx/ /media/ntfspart/ -t nfts -o umask=0222
[02:39] <\Dj\Krit\> i tried that, no luck
[02:39] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: they are called sd
[02:39] <CromagDK> mostly afaik
[02:40] <CromagDK> hdx is not possible no
[02:40] <CromagDK> you have to use you own hd's
[02:40] <CromagDK> hda hdb
[02:40] <\Dj\Krit\> say wha?
[02:40] <\Dj\Krit\> one sec, i think i got what you're saying
[02:40] <raz> anyone know how to add 1280x1024 to the resolution options in gnome?
[02:41] <CromagDK> :)
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> \Dj\Krit\:    /dev/sda1 /media/sda1 ntfs ro,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 0 0   is mine
[02:41] <wy> Hi all. I want to know what's the name of the program that can let Ubuntu know that I have installed an alternative for a software package.
[02:41] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: in fstab ?
[02:41] <michael117> I'm trying to install cdemu with this guide (http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Mount_ISO_script) but when I try to run install-cdemu.sh I get the error message "ls: /lib/modules/2.6.15-26-686/build: No such file or directory"
[02:42] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: Yes...
[02:42] <CromagDK> michael117: using sudo to do it ?
[02:42] <michael117> CromagDK: yes
[02:42] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: oh thats why not -t for type ?
[02:42] <CromagDK> weird.
[02:43] <Blinker> is there a terminal command to, in effect, 'reapply' fstab?
[02:43] <michael117> CromagDK: I have build-essential installed which would seem like a likely source of problems with any errors involving the word "build" but it still won't work
[02:43] <CrippsFX> I'm running dapper 32 bit, I have a broadcom wireless card and the native broadcom module installed, and loaded, firmware loaded, but my card isn't "seeing" my AP (i.e. iwlist eth1 scan returns no results) ... I'm sitting on top of my AP ... ahas anybody else run into this?
[02:43] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo mount -a  to re-read the fstab
[02:43] <\Dj\Krit\> yeah, it wont go
[02:43] <Blinker> Jack_Sparrow: thx
[02:44] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\:  what did you type to mount it ?
[02:44] <\Dj\Krit\> the funny thing is that ubuntu will see the drive, the drive size, but wont open it
[02:44] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:44] <mark_> does anyone know much about the ATI drivers for ubuntu
[02:44] <CrippsFX> !ati
[02:44] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:44] <mark_> no not to install them
[02:44] <Jamminpotato> when does the edgy release canidate come out
[02:44] <Jack_Sparrow> \Dj\Krit\: Post your fstab to the !pastebin so we can check it out...  5 minutes before dinner is ready
[02:44] <\Dj\Krit\> sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/win/ -t ntfs -o umask=0222
[02:45] <CrippsFX> michael117, no, it just means that you don't have the kernel sources installed.
[02:45] <tom_g> hey guys... so i had trouble booting the live cd.. i used (after trial and error) "noapic acpi=off" to get it to boot, but then my usb mouse doesnt work...any hints?
[02:45] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: and you are sure thats the NTFS partition ?
[02:45] <CrippsFX> mark_, THEN WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW?
[02:45] <CrippsFX> sorry caps
[02:45] <\Dj\Krit\> i sure as poo hope so, its my windows drive!
[02:45] <RawSushi> jrib: that worked.  thanks a lot
[02:45] <Jack_Sparrow> acpi=off   and   acpi = no     (Solves no mouse problem)
[02:46] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: but not sure ?
[02:46] <tom_g> Jack_Sparrow: i tried that too.. mouse still didnt work
[02:46] <Jack_Sparrow> usb?
[02:46] <tom_g> yep
[02:46] <\Dj\Krit\> yeah, i'm positive, i'm a little green to linux but not totally
[02:46] <michael117> CromagDK: Oops, I'm dumb... I didn't have the kernel headers installed
[02:46] <CromagDK> michael117: ah happends :)
[02:47] <\Dj\Krit\> i know how to mount and what not, but why would ubuntu throw an error about the drive not being removable
[02:47] <michael117> CromagDK: Thanks for your help
[02:47] <CromagDK> michael117: didnt help tho
[02:47] <mark_> DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY QUAKE # HAS NO SOUND AND HOW TO FIX IT
[02:47] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: maybe wrong name for partition
[02:47] <fdelacruz> hi guys
[02:47] <CromagDK> !shout
[02:47] <ubotu> PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[02:47] <mark_> sorry 3#
[02:47] <Jack_Sparrow> \Dj\Krit\: Is your ntfs after your fat32?
[02:47] <michael117> CromagDK: Well, you guided me in the right direction when you mentioned the kernel sources not being installed
[02:47] <Jack_Sparrow> \Dj\Krit\: Is your ntfs after your ext3
[02:47] <CromagDK> michael117: i didnt :)
[02:47] <\Dj\Krit\> no
[02:48] <fdelacruz> please anyone can teach me how to configure kismet?
[02:48] <\Dj\Krit\> the NTFS is on its own 300gb sata
[02:48] <mark_> some body??
[02:48] <trymeout> you have 2 discs?
[02:48] <\Dj\Krit\> i have 3
[02:48] <\Dj\Krit\> 1 sata, and two ide
[02:48] <trymeout> humm
[02:48] <mark_> quake 3 ?? no sound
[02:48] <ladydoor> !patience
[02:48] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[02:49] <rawr> yup
[02:49] <mark_> srry first time IRC user
[02:49] <rawr> me to.
[02:49] <rawr> I learned yesterday a good lesson on a friends computer
[02:49] <rawr> don't try  to put a harddrive where a cd drive gos.
[02:49] <trymeout> :)
[02:50] <rawr> His windows went crazsy.
[02:50] <CromagDK> Jack_Sparrow: you gone for dinner ?
[02:50] <inglor> anyone knows where to get aiglx help?
[02:50] <\Dj\Krit\> rawr, that dont sound right, but ok...
[02:50] <inglor> rawr, windows boxes go crazy regardless of what you do to them
[02:50] <CromagDK> !aiglx
[02:50] <ubotu> AIGLX ('Accelerated Indirect GLX') is an open source project founded by the X.Org Foundation and the Fedora Core Linux community to allow accelerated indirect GLX rendering capabilities to X.org and DRI drivers. This allows remote X clients to get fully hardware accelerated rendering over the GLX protocol.
[02:50] <rawr> Yup
[02:50] <infidel> anyone running emacs
[02:50] <mark_> !quake3
[02:50] <inglor> yeah, I know what AIGLX is, that doesn't say where to get help with it :P
[02:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about quake3 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:51] <trymeout> nope, vim!
[02:51] <mark_> pico all the way
[02:51] <TigerCR1200> mark_: what is the problem with your quake 3 again?
[02:51] <trymeout> are you having trouble with emacs?
[02:51] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: ls /dev/ |grep sd
[02:51] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no sound
[02:51] <tahorg> (I just wanted to say, compiz on aiglx with an i945 is really impressive.)
[02:52] <chnode> hello
[02:52] <trymeout> hi
[02:52] <edison> cual soy tu
[02:52] <TigerCR1200> mark_: you have sound normally? Play cd's and what not?
[02:52] <mark_> TigerCR1200: yes
[02:52] <TigerCR1200> mark_: getting any errors when running it?
[02:52] <Kewlb> I just installed mplayer (manual way, my CCIE study requires me to view a lot of wmv files).. how can I make mplayer the default application for viewing movies and mp3s?
[02:52] <CromagDK> sure its sda1
[02:52] <CromagDK> ?
[02:52] <chnode> the atiwiz-xfonts runs in gtk2?
[02:52] <mark_> TigerCR1200; No
[02:52] <\Dj\Krit\> yeah
[02:52] <\Dj\Krit\> i only have one sata drive
[02:52] <TigerCR1200> mark_: are you running from an icon or terminal?
[02:53] <mark_> TigerCR1200: icon
[02:53] <CromagDK> well me 2 but 3 partitions
[02:53] <mark_> TigerCR1200 and terminal
[02:53] <mckinnoj> Does anyone here use the Banshee music player with the DAAP plugin?
[02:53] <\Dj\Krit\> each drive only has 1 partition
[02:53] <TigerCR1200> mark_: and the terminal puts nothing out about no sound?
[02:53] <\Dj\Krit\> well, no, this one has three technically, but you know what i mean
[02:53] <mark_> TigerCR1200 dont think so
[02:53] <CromagDK> so theres a hda hdb and sda ?
[02:53] <\Dj\Krit\> in dev...i have:
[02:53] <lcohen> Good evening all,I cannot seem to get my Dell's Fn key working in Ubuntu with KDE, but I can with Gnome, any thoughts?
[02:54] <trymeout> mark_: have you configured it?
[02:54] <mark_> TigerCR1200: what sound or the game?
[02:54] <\Dj\Krit\> hda, hda1, hda5, hdb, hdb1, hdb2, hdb5, hdc, sda, sda1
[02:54] <TigerCR1200> mark_: about the sound
[02:54] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no
[02:54] <mark_> TigerCR1200: how to ?
[02:54] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: and tried sda ?
[02:55] <\Dj\Krit\> yep
[02:55] <CromagDK> still removeable error ?
[02:55] <trymeout> lcohen: have you tried changing the keyboard layout?
[02:55] <TigerCR1200> mark_: you would just have to watch the console for anything from the time it starts, till the time it stops
[02:55] <\Dj\Krit\> no, the removable error only happened when i tried to open from the UI
[02:55] <mckinnoj> What about just DAAP in general?
[02:55] <ladydoor> lcohen: check out this thread: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=237408
[02:55] <CromagDK> ok what is the error now ?
[02:55] <mark_> hmm
[02:55] <mark_> TigerCR1200: ok
[02:55] <CromagDK> i forgot :S
[02:55] <TigerCR1200> mark_: are you using kubuntu?
[02:55] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no
[02:56] <ladydoor> lcohen: when you're using xev, press your fn key plus whatever key you want to press at the same time to get the code for that combination
[02:56] <TLE> CromagDK: I've been away for a while, sooo, are you still looking for en answer on how to switch between on and two screen's in xinerama ?
[02:56] <lcohen> xev?
[02:56] <CromagDK> TLE: uh yeah :D
[02:56] <bl4cktone> anyone got a good link for a step by step for installing XGL into 6.06 with a nvidia geforce 6800go
[02:56] <ladydoor> lcohen: if you look at the thread, all will be explained.
[02:56] <TLE> CromagDK: 2 sek
[02:56] <TigerCR1200> mark_: start up the game and try to find in the console output the line that says ------- sound initialization -------
[02:56] <CromagDK> TLE: du er ret dansk da.
[02:57] <\Dj\Krit\> mount: /dev/sda already mounted or /media/ntfspart is busy
 im re-installing the whole game
 just a sec
[02:57] <lcohen> lady: I'm sorry, which thread?
[02:57] <TigerCR1200> mark_: ok no problem
[02:57] <\Dj\Krit\> hmm
[02:57] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: hmm ?
[02:57] <\Dj\Krit\> it gives me the same removable error with my pata drive that's ntfs
[02:58] <CromagDK> pastebin
[02:58] <CromagDK> paste what you write and what error you get
[02:58] <CromagDK> !paste
[02:58] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[02:58] <ladydoor> lcohen: please see a little ways up when i said your nick and told you to see a thread. your name should be flashing or something.
[02:58] <\Dj\Krit\> the removable error is coming from the UI, not the console
[02:58] <TLE> CromagDK: Tjek, but not inhere, it's inpolite, wonna go to #ubuntu-dk ?
[02:58] <CromagDK> sure.
[02:58] <ladydoor> lcohen: actually, here's the link again. http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=237408
[02:59] <ladydoor> lcohen: incidentally, is your nick a reference to leonard cohen by any chance?
[02:59] <thenetduck> can anyone help me really quick with a wireless problem im having?
[02:59] <Kewlb> can anyone assist me in making mplayer (built it manually did not use apt-get) my default player for video and mp3 files? -- registered with nickserv so I can handle privmsgs as well.
[02:59] <CromagDK> \Dj\Krit\: lets se som pasting :)
[02:59] <lcohen> nope, my name actually
[02:59] <lcohen> same initials
[02:59] <lcohen> :)
[02:59] <inglor> thenetduck, shoot
[02:59] <thenetduck> thanks inglor ...
[02:59] <thenetduck> ok I have a Broadcom wireless card on my desktop
[03:00] <trymeout> boy am i bored... :\
[03:00] <thenetduck> I need to install the XP driver for it inglor
[03:00] <jrib> !defaultapp > Kewlb
[03:00] <ladydoor> Kewlb: what do you mean your "default player?" If you start it you can choose whatever file you want, or you can specify it on the commandline
[03:00] <Kewlb> thanks jrib
[03:01] <Kewlb> I think I need to install that file viewing app first :)
[03:01] <thenetduck> inglor: i Installed ndiswrapper and have the driver on my desktop (the XP one) I also blacklisted the driver I guess I dont need. I don't know where to go from here
[03:01] <inglor> thenetduck, why?
[03:01] <ladydoor> lcohen: did i send you to the right place? it *should* be a thread about remapping keys
[03:01] <inglor> thenetduck,  what wireless card are you using?
[03:01] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: He might end up having to edit...    /etc/pmount.allow
[03:01] <thenetduck> is a Broadcom chipset.. thats all i really know about it
[03:02] <thenetduck> inglor : 14e4:4318
[03:02] <\Dj\Krit\> ok, so i go to run the commands again, to get a fresh try, and the mount worked, i think, it didnt throw any errors, but when i tried to cd into /media/ntfspart i get permission denied
[03:02] <inglor> thenetduck, did you check the wiki pages
[03:02] <inglor> !wireless
[03:02] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:02] <Kewlb> mylaptop is using a broadcom Wireless NIC I believe.
[03:02] <peterocks> hey, does anybody know if i can get directX working in linux? do i have to use wine to install it?
[03:02] <thenetduck> inglor yes
[03:02] <CrippsFX> Kewlb, is it working for you?
[03:03] <Kewlb> CrippsFX it came right up after I put in my WEP Key.. still learning this, is there a quick way I can see the vendor and model of the card?
[03:03] <CrippsFX> what's the latest kernel in the ubuntu repos?
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> CromagDK: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions  (mixing ide and sata)
[03:03] <d3v1ant0n3> hellos
[03:03] <Kewlb> still need to see if I can get it supporting TKIP
[03:03] <CrippsFX> Kewlb, lspci|grep Network
[03:03] <Shish> peterocks: afaik wine has it's own directx implementation; I'm not sure if installing microsoft's will work well, since it does a lot of hardware stuff...
[03:03] <Kewlb> k, hold on
[03:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Kewlb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Dapper   is a good broadcom link...info
[03:04] <d3v1ant0n3> Just a quickie...does amarok have a way of playing .wma files? I know its an icky format, but I have tons of music backed up as wma
[03:04] <CromagDK> aaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
[03:04] <CromagDK> ja
[03:04] <CrippsFX> d3v1ant0n3, yeah, using the amarok-xine plugin it can.
[03:04] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: have you done an apt-get upgrade lately? there's a new one, and whatever that one is, is it
[03:04] <mark_> TigerCR1200: still here
[03:04] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: and you can find out what that is with uname -r
[03:04] <TigerCR1200> mark_: yeah I am here
[03:04] <mark_> TigerCR1200: it says this
[03:05] <d3v1ant0n3> Do i need to install that seperately? I just installed Amarok using add/remove
[03:05] <Kewlb> CrippsFX, sorry its not a broadcom.. must be my work laptop.. this one is the Intel Pro
[03:05] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, care to give me a version number? I have 2.6.15-26-386, but according to the ubuntu wiki, I *should* be able to get 2.6.17-x ...
[03:05] <mark_> TigerCR1200: Could not mmap dma buffer PROT_WRITE|PROT_READ
[03:05] <mark_> trying mmap PROT_WRITE (with associated better compatibility / less performance code)
[03:05] <mark_> /dev/dsp: Input/output error
[03:05] <mark_> Could not mmap /dev/dsp
[03:05] <CrippsFX> Kewlb, ah.
[03:05] <peterocks> shish: ok thanks, maybe you know where i can go to find out how to get WoW working on linux? i get a better wireless connection with this than i do with windows (weird, huh?)
[03:05] <Kewlb> I need to check that.. I am dual booting on my work laptop too -- have not tried wireless on it yet tho.. always been connected via a cable.
[03:06] <Kewlb> let me boot it up and see
[03:06] <mark_> TigerCR1200: so what do u think is wrong?
[03:06] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: could you give the wiki page you're looking at, please?
[03:06] <imperfect-> Hi
[03:06] <TigerCR1200> mark_: Check out this page, not sure if it ever came to a resolution or not but it might point you in the right direction. http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/65964-dapper-quake-3-demo-no-sound.html
[03:07] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Dapper hm ... I see ... may be an issue of me misunderstanding what it says.
[03:07] <IceT> hello, I have some memory questions. Why does latest KDE in distro X uses 57MB RAM and it uses 167MB in ubuntu/kubuntu?
[03:07] <TigerCR1200> imperfect-: looks like you got it fixed.
[03:07] <imperfect-> TigerCR1200 : Changed hosts.
[03:07] <mark_> TigerCR1200: ok
[03:07] <imperfect-> TigerCR1200 : comcast.net must have a ban somewhere.
[03:07] <imperfect-> Anyone know why my onboard lan wouldn't be detected (even w/ lspci) ?
[03:07] <TigerCR1200> imperfect-: possible
[03:07] <Luke> ladydoor: I was unable to find any information on my misconfigured kernel boot leader on the forums. can you try to remember anything more that you heard about it?
[03:08] <imperfect-> i've got a ECS-P4M800-M w/ onboard ethernet but lspci doesn't even see it
[03:08] <imperfect-> I dunno what that's about
[03:08] <ladydoor> Luke: it may have just been grub...sorry to send you on a wild goose chase :-(
[03:08] <Luke> ladydoor: np
[03:08] <Kewlb> k, booting up the other laptop now
[03:08] <hikenboot> hello all anyone know what this error means ? ...."Runtime Error: Installed debootstrap is older than in the previous version?
[03:09] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: so you're trying to get wireless set up? is that the issue?
[03:09] <bl4cktone> hey guys I'm thinking of installing Xgl what do you think about this post?
[03:09] <bl4cktone> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=131267
[03:09] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, set up, no .... working, yes.
[03:09] <Luke> bl4cktone: they are forking it so now is not a good time
[03:09] <Vanique> hi
[03:09] <Luke> bl4cktone: wait a day or something
[03:09] <regx> hi
[03:09] <CrippsFX> bl4cktone, xgl is nice, but pretty much useless.
[03:09] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: aha. and you've got a bcm-whatever driver?
[03:09] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no use
[03:09] <mark_> TigerCR1200: dam
[03:09] <imperfect-> I think I dont see the point in XGL yet
[03:09] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, yep.
[03:09] <Vanique> can you tell me which version of kernel i should have for amd750 mhz ?
[03:10] <imperfect-> wobbling windows are of little use
[03:10] <imperfect-> ;)
[03:10] <TigerCR1200> mark_: have you seen this http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=HOWTO+Quake3
[03:10] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no
[03:10] <Kewlb> guess I was very mistaken.. work laptop is intel pro wireless as well
[03:10] <TigerCR1200> mark_: check it out they talk about a work around
[03:10] <mark_> TigerCR1200: ok cool
[03:10] <Kewlb> must be my bluetooth
[03:10] <KanRiNiN> Hey I have a question about Edgy.
[03:10] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, basically goes words to the effect of: I jhave native broadcom installed (properly), I'm sitting on top of my AP, and when I do "iwlist eth1 scan" I get no results.
[03:10] <KanRiNiN> will Edgy fix the totem-gstreamer not playing dvd's problem?
[03:11] <bl4cktone> Luke: what do you mean by forking it?
[03:11] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: to be honest, my advice to you is to use ndiswrapper, as i for one have found it to be more stable and reliable than the kernel driver.
[03:11] <CrippsFX> Vanique, there's a forum topic here: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=85917
[03:11] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, you're running a broadcom card too?
[03:12] <Vanique> CrippsFX: thanks mate :)
[03:12] <CrippsFX> Vanique, np :)
[03:12] <Kewlb> jrib, thanks for making the bot send me the info.. that worked perfectly.
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> mark_: DOnt know the problem you are having but I thought you might find this site useful  http://www.liflg.org/?catid=6
[03:12] <handless> jack_sparrow man gots a question for you
[03:12] <mark_> Jack_Sparrow: ok thanks
[03:13] <Kewlb> now with rdesktop and seamless window.. if I can get this damn citrix client working i'll never really have to go back to windows again.
[03:13] <handless> im talkin to you from some ubuntu so im in but i had to use safemode
[03:13] <inglor> I got aiglx working, it's aweosme
[03:13] <inglor> and it's even faster than xgl
[03:13] <higen> inglor: what drivers?
[03:13] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: yup!
[03:14] <noriega> is anyone here using xvncviewer ?
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Glad you got that far...
[03:14] <Luke> bl4cktone: there is a post about it on compiz.net
[03:14] <Luke> does anyone know how to mount a harddrive without udev?
[03:14] <CromagDK> !paste
[03:14] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (you can always find it in the channel topic, among other useful things)
[03:14] <handless> not sure why it didnt work the first time i tried it but safe mode worked the second time, so i got in but now what do i need to do to make it boot normal before i use the install to put it on the harddrive instead of running off cd
[03:14] <Luke> i've got an old install cd and I cant mount my harddrive to fix it
[03:14] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, kk. IIRC I also had some troubles using NDIS wrapper as well ... but I'll give it another shot.
[03:14] <piclez> hi, how to delete a command from the history?
[03:14] <noriega> when I write /usr/bin/xvncviewer <IP_ADDRESS> it works fine, but whenever I add options it freaks out
[03:14] <jivebunny> noriega, use X11vnc
[03:14] <bl4cktone> Luke: thanks man!
[03:14] <jivebunny> as for viewers, any java one will do it
[03:14] <web250> anyone know why my install always freezes while trying to configure X?
[03:15] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: oh, that's too bad...i hope you get everything up and running!
[03:15] <noriega> jivebunny, why use the other one?
[03:15] <inglor> hijen, default intel ones
[03:15] <piclez> ok found out tks
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> handless: Plenty of people to help...  I just had 2 seconds waiting for the wife...
[03:15] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, you have no idea ;)
[03:15] <inglor> hey, what's that cpu throttler called?
[03:15] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: it's always frustrating trying to get stuff to work in the first place
[03:15] <Luke> bl4cktone: np. i've been using compiz for a long time and its great (if you disable wobly windows) but it broke today because of the fork
[03:15] <inglor> I want to underclock dynamically again
[03:15] <handless> cool well thanks for helpin man
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !powernowd
[03:15] <ubotu> powernowd: control cpu speed and voltage using 2.6 kernel interface. In component main, is optional. Version 0.97-1ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 23 kB, installed size 116 kB
[03:15] <inglor> and check how long the battery lasts, then compare it to windows again
[03:15] <jivebunny> noriega, well, that's just a personal opinion, but i found x11vnc to be the best app of this kind
[03:15] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, yeah ... the worst is when it *does* work, and then stops and you can't figure out why :/
[03:16] <handless> aight anyone wanna help me figure out why i can only boot in safe mode i wanna figure it out before i install to the harddrive.
[03:16] <noriega> jivebunny, but I'm not running a server, I'm connecting to a windows computer
[03:16] <imperfect-> Anyone know what kernel module I need for VIA VT6103L 10/100 Mbps Fast Ethernet PHY
[03:16] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: oh no!
[03:16] <Kewlb> anyone know a good terminal emulation program that would work well with Dapper? something like terraterm or powerterm for windows...  also if I could build expect or use expect with it that would be even better.. I am a CCIE so I pretty much live on a router :).
[03:16] <handless> im thinkin its my graphics card. is there a known problem with ati x700 mobility
[03:17] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, yep ... that's been my experience with my bcm card since I upgraded from FC4 .... it didn't work in FC5, and then worked in dapper, but sporradically breaks ...
[03:17] <CromagDK> !hardware
[03:17] <ubotu> For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[03:17] <thenetduck> hello would anyone be able to help me with my wireless connection
[03:17] <CromagDK> hangfire: check list :)
[03:17] <thenetduck> to the internet ?
[03:17] <ladydoor> CrippsFX: hmmmm...that's really lame. good luck
[03:18] <CrippsFX> ladydoor, thanks.
[03:18] <handless> i checked there and i see that it says the x700 is compatible sept the 3d is ify but it doesnt say anything bout the mobility
[03:18] <MrParanoia> strange - i don't get any errors when rsyncing but the file doesn't appear on the remote machine
[03:18] <runes2006> Hi everyone, quick question: what is a good simple ftp client in ubuntu?
[03:18] <thenetduck> I need help with my wireless connection .... anyone know how to set up a Broadcom ?
[03:18] <hangfire> checklist?
[03:18] <CromagDK> runes2006: gftp
[03:18] <jivebunny> noriega, then as i said any viewer will do it =) i prefer java ones as they work everywhere
[03:18] <web250> My install always freezes while trying to configure xserver-xorg...I had 6.06 installed and had to reinstall...please i need my computer back
[03:19] <runes2006> thx CromagDK
[03:19] <noriega> jivebunny, ok, it's just that I can't get the flags to work when I put it as a starter
[03:19] <noriega> is "starter" the English word? I'm running Swedish ubuntu :)
[03:19] <jivebunny> yay! finished downloading ubunto 6.06.1.. will be back in a few minutes after it's finished installing.. moving from debian.. see ya all soon
[03:20] <narf> type 1 if you live in a single story house, 2 if you live in a double, 3 if you live in a condo, 4 if you live in an apartment, 5 if you're in a mobile home or 6 for other
[03:20] <Kewlb> gl jivebunny
[03:20] <hangfire> yes starter is an english word
[03:20] <narf> i hate statistics class...
[03:20] <imperfect-> Yeah that hardware support page is crap
[03:20] <noriega> ok
[03:20] <noriega> narf, me too!
[03:20] <Kewlb> nah, statistics was fun.
[03:20] <inglor> is there any way to decrease the lowest freq in powernowd
[03:20] <Kewlb> I have put it to quite good use in limit poker.
[03:20] <noriega> damn chi square tests
[03:21] <narf> type 1 if you live in a single story house, 2 if you live in a double, 3 if you live in a condo, 4 if you live in an apartment, 5 if you're in a mobile home or 6 for other
[03:21] <Kewlb> 2
[03:21] <narf> wtf jon
[03:21] <handless> anyone ever run guildwars on linux before using wine
[03:21] <narf> thanks
[03:21] <Wiseguy> hey guys, what folder can i put the jdk folder in so java will be in my PATH?
[03:21] <narf> i need a few more people
[03:21] <Flannel> !tell Wiseguy about java
[03:21] <Flannel> narf: take it elsewhere.  this is not the place for that
[03:22] <narf> type 1 if you live in a single story house, 2 if you live in a double, 3 if you live in a condo, 4 if you live in an apartment, 5 if you're in a mobile home or 6 for other
[03:22] <inglor> narf stop it
[03:22] <narf> typing one numeric value is gonna hurt you huh?
[03:22] <kash> hm
[03:22] <narf>  god damn that was hard
[03:22] <kash> i can't get my X resolution to change.
[03:22] <kash> 0_0
[03:22] <inglor> is there any way to decrease the lowest freq in powernowd
[03:22] <ladydoor> narf: no, but it's a discussion more appropriate to #ubuntu-offtopic. also, please don't curse in the channel
[03:22] <inglor> !language > narf
[03:22] <handless> anyone ever run guildwars on linux before using wine
[03:23] <Flannel> !tell kash about fixres
[03:23] <CrippsFX> brb
[03:23] <inglor> handless, try the wine channel
[03:23] <handless> ohh sorry didnt know there was one
[03:23] <kash> oh my god
[03:23] <TigerCR1200> handless: winehq doesnt have much info on it.
[03:23] <kash> everything is a URL
[03:23] <kash> i can't VISIT them
[03:23] <kash> -_-
[03:23] <Wiseguy> Flannel, im not using the java from the multiverse repo though, i just used the jdk installer from the java site... all of the files are there, i just dont know what the common directory to it in is
[03:23] <Flannel> kash: er, why not?
[03:23] <Kewlb> I just plugged in a radio shack USB Serial cable, how can I verify if it was detected and is active/working? (believe it or not, nothing I can console/serial into right now to do a test that way)
[03:23] <w30> if you type 5 you might be a friend of jeff Foxworthy
[03:23] <tjb891> does anyone know why music files don't prewiew anymore when i put the mouse over them?
[03:23] <kash> no browser
[03:23] <Flannel> Wiseguy: then get instructions from the java site, they shold have them
[03:23] <Flannel> kash: why not? w3m?
[03:23] <kash> i hate w3m
[03:24] <ladydoor> kash: elinks?
[03:24] <Flannel> kash: so, install some other textmode browser.  links2, whatever.  And, if it's no-info vs a disliked browser, most people would choose the former.
[03:25] <ladydoor> Flannel: the latter you mean?
[03:25] <kash> ok, another problem.
[03:25] <Flannel> yeah, sure.
[03:25] <kash> apt-get upgrade or dist-upgrade both fail, exclaiming that libeel2 and nautilus have been held back.
[03:25] <kamiro_u_niebo> Hello, i have been having problems trying to get NTFS drives to mount under ubuntu 6.06 i get the error "error: device /dev/hdc1 is not removable   error: could not execute pmmount"
[03:26] <Jack_Sparrow> kamiro_u_niebo: You have both ide and sata drives correct?
[03:26] <Flannel> kash: remove your extra repositories
[03:26] <TigerCR1200> How did you guess that Jack_Sparrow? lol
[03:26] <kamiro_u_niebo> i have a sata controller but nothing hooked up to it
[03:26] <TigerCR1200> oh wow
[03:27] <inglor> is there any way to decrease the lowest freq in powernowd?
[03:27] <kamiro_u_niebo> all my drives are pata. and a usb external
[03:27] <kamiro_u_niebo> (the externam is formatted hfs+ and works fine)
[03:27] <kash> nope
[03:27] <kash> same problem.
[03:27] <cabin> can anyone help me, i'm trying to install a second storage hard drive, I have added it to fstab , but when I try to chmod 777 /media/storgae it says I cant
[03:27] <thenetduck> would anyone be able to help me with my Broadcam wireless card? 14e4:4318
[03:27] <Parisi> Hmm.
[03:27] <kash> errors saying about stuff not being configured yet
[03:27] <inglor> cabin, are you sudoing it?
[03:27] <cabin> yes
[03:27] <thenetduck> i need to install my wireless card
[03:28] <thenetduck> cant figure out how to
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> kamiro_u_niebo: I would like to suggest this light reading... since I think it applies..  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[03:28] <Parisi> Feels good to be back on windows, :)
[03:28] <Flannel> kash: 'errors' doesn't give us much to work with.  Your problem is you used not standard repositories, so... a number of random things could be wrong
[03:28] <cabin> oops inglor i think you were right
[03:28] <kash> i'm using the std ones now.
[03:28] <kash> and how would you know if that happened?
[03:28] <kash> i'm using all the ubuntu repos
[03:28] <Flannel> kash: because libeel isn't in the repositories
[03:28] <kash> uh, yeah it is.
[03:28] <kash> root@rama:/etc/X11# apt-cache search libeel
[03:28] <kash> libeel2-2 - Eazel Extensions Library (for GNOME2)
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> kash: Once you go outside the repos.. it isnt as simple as rebuilding your source.list again...
[03:29] <cabin> inglor still says must be root to have permission
[03:29] <inglor> cabin, so su
[03:29] <Flannel> kash: that's not what you said the first time, libeel2 isn't in repos.  You need to be extremely explicit debugging problems.
[03:29] <Flannel> cabin, inglor, sudo, not su.
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> kash: Once you do.. there is no going back without restoring from a backup or reinstalling
[03:29] <Kewlb> nevermind my last question, I can be an idiot sometimes.. there was a device manager plain as day in System.
[03:30] <kash> Jack_Sparrow: ..
[03:30] <inglor> Flannel, he is saying sudo isn't working for him for som ereason
[03:30] <kash> whoa, ubuntu for dummies.
[03:30] <Flannel> cabin: what error do you get trying to sudo?
[03:30] <JoseStefan> kash, sudo apt-get -f install     then:   sudo dpkg --configure -a
[03:31] <cabin> i have sudo chmod 777 /media/storage  which is my storage hard drive, but when I try to mount it in konqueror it says you dont have permissions
[03:31] <blaze3> anyone use OCFS2 on ubuntu server?
[03:31] <existance> How can I remove a symbolic link?
[03:32] <JoseStefan> existance, rm
[03:32] <cabin> says only root can mount disk on hdb1
[03:32] <existance> JoseStefan, will that remove the actual file as well?
[03:32] <blaze3> anyone? ocfs2?
[03:32] <Flannel> cabin: right, but sudo makes you root, so what error do you get trying to sudo?
[03:32] <JoseStefan> existance, for symbolic links, no
[03:33] <cabin> i was trying to view the drive through konqueror
[03:33] <Kewlb> is there an easy way (or at least can it be done) to create a sh or bash script that would open up the default terminal program, open up 8 tabs, and telnet to a specific address in each tab?
[03:33] <docmur> How can I add a program to my boot
[03:33] <kamiro_u_niebo> thankyou
[03:33] <kamiro_u_niebo> fixed my problem
[03:33] <Flannel> cabin: you still need to mount it first though
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> cool
[03:34] <cabin> how is that done?
[03:34] <noriega> should this not be sufficient? xvncviewer display :3 ip-number
[03:34] <blaze3> cabin mount -t ext3 /dev/hdb3
[03:34] <TigerCR1200> !mount
[03:34] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted  -  Formatting partitions: see the manual page for mkfs ("man mkfs")  -  Mounting partitions in Gnome: System -> Administration -> Disks
[03:34] <h4ch3r> hello guys
[03:34] <h4ch3r> exists some command in linux to know if my processor has instruction SSE3?
[03:35] <cabin> thanks a lot
[03:35] <eae> Hey, what's the command for installing programs?
[03:35] <blaze3> h4ch3r? did you do a cat on the processor?
[03:35] <jrwa> hi there
[03:35] <Kewlb> eae sudo apt-get install PROGRAMHERE
[03:35] <TigerCR1200> eae apt-get install
[03:35] <h4ch3r> Pentium D 3.0 Dual Core 64bits
[03:35] <TigerCR1200> nm
[03:35] <eae> Thanks.
[03:35] <Parisi> Wow
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> kamiro_u_niebo: Did you just need to edit    /etc/pmount.allow
[03:36] <blaze3> h4ch3r try a     cat /dev/procinfo
[03:36] <blaze3> er.. sorry ..
[03:36] <kash> Hostname: server1.test-net.be - OS: FreeBSD 6.1-STABLE/i386 - CPU: Pentium/P55C (199.43-MHz 586-class CPU) - Processes: 83 - Uptime: 16d 1h 33m - Load Average: 0.00 - Memory Usage: 15.45MB/55.47MB (27.84%) - Disk Usage: 2.17GB/3.86GB (56.41%)
[03:36] <ootput> are any of you getting "mplayer: symbol lookup error: mplayer: undefined symbol: a52_resample" when launching mplayer?
[03:36] <kash> :\
[03:36] <kamiro_u_niebo> yup
[03:36] <blaze3> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[03:36] <kash> ootput: install libaa
[03:36] <kamiro_u_niebo> i added in the partitions i wanted to access and ti worked
[03:36] <eae> Ok, guys, another thing. We have a strange way to connect to the wireless in school here. I'd need some help with that, too.
[03:36] <jrwa> anyone knows the command to launch gnome's multimedia systems configuration? I've dont have the menu entry on my dapper...
[03:36] <Kewlb> anyone got time to answer a question for me?
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> kamiro_u_niebo:  Glad it worked out for you.
[03:36] <Flannel> !ask
[03:36] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[03:37] <ootput> kash: libaa1? looks like it's already installed
[03:37] <h4ch3r> no exists comand
[03:37] <Kewlb> ah, but it never gets answered :)
[03:37] <h4ch3r> I'm use edgy eft
[03:37] <Flannel> h4ch3r: #ubuntu+1
[03:37] <h4ch3r> blaze3,
[03:37] <kash> #ubuntu+1
[03:37] <blaze3> yes?
[03:37] <Kewlb> basic question is there a way to emulate or run a Solaris native program in linux? I have a pretty "secret" program that runs only on Solaris w/ SPARC hardware.. I runit there now, but would love to run it locally if possible
[03:38] <Kewlb> I cant stand having to have 8-10 telnet windows open at a time.
[03:38] <TigerCR1200> vmware probably can do Kewlb
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude
[03:38] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[03:38] <kash> TigerCR1200: wrong.
[03:38] <blaze3> kewlb .. did you try it through vmware and installing solaris on a virtual machine?
[03:38] <kamiro_u_niebo> How would i mount a HFS+ partition as writable automatically?
[03:38] <eae> Excuse me, I installed a program, but it says command not found when I try to run it by typing the program name?
[03:38] <Kewlb> hrm
[03:38] <eae> Something else I should type
[03:38] <eae> ?
[03:38] <Kewlb> can it emulate Sparc hardware?
[03:38] <JoseStefan> eae, what program?
[03:38] <eae> pingus
[03:38] <blaze3> would think it would have to..
[03:38] <Kewlb> hrm
[03:38] <Kewlb> cool
[03:38] <Kewlb> that would rock
[03:39] <eae> JoseStefan?
[03:39] <Kewlb> heck while I am here I might as well spread the love
[03:39] <kash> http://pastebin.ca/176917
[03:39] <kash> there's my problem.
[03:39] <Jack_Sparrow> kamiro_u_niebo:  Check out this script...   http://www.ubuntulinux.nl/files/diskmounter
[03:39] <jrwa> any hint on the multimedia systems config?
[03:39] <mutk> Kewlb, VMware will _not_ emulate Sparc.
[03:39] <docmur> how can I tell gnome to auto start gdesklets when it loads
[03:39] <JoseStefan> eae: try   dpkg -L pingus | grep -i bin
[03:39] <blaze3> mutk - too proprietary?
[03:39] <Kewlb> if anyone deals with cisco a lot or is studying for the CCIE, I have a program that can save you many thousands on hardware :).
[03:39] <mark_> does anyone know if you can install counter strike coundition zero with steam on linux
[03:40] <Kewlb> mutk, crap! thanks though!
[03:40] <eae> JoseStefan, I did that, nothing happened.
[03:40] <JoseStefan> eae: ok try   dpkg -L pingus
[03:40] <mutk> VMware is a x86/x86-64 system. The only Solarise I know to run in a VMware Workstation is the Sol x86 version.
[03:40] <Kewlb> k
[03:40] <blaze3> i thought through vmware you could emulate and do a mac system as well
[03:40] <Kewlb> I already tried solarix on x86.. no go
[03:40] <blaze3> on the old m68k arch
[03:40] <eae> JoseStefan, then?
[03:40] <TigerCR1200> mark_: is it native linux? If check the www.winehq.org
[03:40] <mutk> blNope.
[03:40] <Kewlb> program refused to run.
[03:40] <CromagDK> pingus works here
[03:41] <kash> blaze3: no, that's the x86 version of osx and it's illegal.
[03:41] <mutk> blaze3, I mean,, Nope.
[03:41] <JoseStefan> eae: see if you can find the binary on the list
[03:41] <mark_> TigerCR1200: thanks for quake its working now
[03:41] <Parisi> I have tried the osx x86, pretty cool.
[03:41] <mark_> TigerCR1200: ubuntu native
[03:41] <blaze3> i know there is an x86 ver of OS-X.. but i oculd've sworn people could emulate it through vm
[03:41] <TigerCR1200> mark_: good to hear
[03:41] <TigerCR1200> mark_: errr CS is?
[03:41] <eae> JoseStefan? I don't think so, I don't know.
[03:41] <RedGhost> What is the apt package for firefox flash plugin?
[03:41] <mark_> TigerCR1200: sorry ?
[03:42] <mark_> TigerCR1200: I wanna install CS CZ
[03:42] <JoseStefan> eae: could you put the output on the !pastebin
[03:42] <TigerCR1200> mark_: right thats a windows game right?
[03:42] <mark_> TigerCR1200: and play online with steam
[03:42] <blaze3> hmm damn
[03:42] <h4ch3r> blaze3,
[03:42] <h4ch3r> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/24048
[03:42] <mark_> TigerCR1200: yeah
[03:42] <briguyd> with xmodmap, is it possible to have a modified key be a modifier?
[03:42] <mark_> TigerCR1200: counter-strike
[03:42] <Kewlb> I had to manually install it RedGhost
[03:42] <kash> mark_: LOL!
[03:42] <kash> oops, sorry
[03:42] <briguyd> for example, shift+capslock be capslock?
[03:42] <kash> i mean, you're SOL.
[03:42] <mark_> kash: what man
[03:42] <eae> JoseStefan, sorry about that.
[03:42] <RedGhost> Alright thanks kewlb
[03:42] <noriega> can anyone here help me with xvncviewer?
[03:42] <mark_> kosh: wtf?
[03:42] <kamiro_u_niebo> thankyou
[03:42] <noriega> the syntax isn't working
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:43] <TigerCR1200> mark_: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=4323
[03:43] <mark_> TigerCR1200: thanks
[03:43] <TigerCR1200> np
[03:43] <blaze3> h4ch3r what did you want to know about hte proc?
[03:43] <Kewlb> before I spend hours with vmware (in case I dont need it) -- can it do full-screen of the guest-os -- but still allow you to switch workspaces easily?
[03:44] <h4ch3r> not
[03:44] <h4ch3r> oppps   yaeh man!
[03:44] <TigerCR1200> Kewlb: not sure, been awhile since I played with it. But from what others said it wont do sparc
[03:44] <eae> Anyone? I installed pingus and I don't know how to play :(
[03:44] <Kewlb> a problem I have with rdesktop.. while its great.. is if you use full screen mode there is no way to escape out of full screen without logging out / disconnecting
[03:44] <DrBanzai> Anybody in here familier with the cluster mode of dvd::rip?
[03:45] <JoseStefan> eae: run this: dpkg -L pingus     and put the output on the pastebin
[03:45] <mark_> TigerCR1200: does this tell you how to install it
[03:45] <mark_> TigerCR1200: cos im pretty new to linux
[03:45] <eae> JoseStefan, I got it. I wrote: /usr/games/pingus
[03:45] <Kewlb> thanks tigercr1200 but this is dealing with yet another issue.. I do a lot of asp.net programming and in windows could easily minimize my remote desktop session to go back to my desktop (which I did a lot); however with the linux rdesktop I cant seem to find a way to do this.
[03:46] <JoseStefan> eae, did it start?
[03:46] <TigerCR1200> mark_: you have to install wine
[03:46] <eae> Yeah.
[03:46] <mark_> TigerCR1200: dunt no lol
[03:46] <Kewlb> and full screen mode is a must.
[03:46] <mark_> TigerCR1200: dont think so
[03:46] <yanger> uhm, found a bug.... /usr/bin/calendar is broken when ubuntu is installed... requires cpp :?
[03:46] <mark_> TigerCR1200: wine in terminal brings nothing
[03:46] <mark_> TigerCR1200: no, i gues
[03:46] <TigerCR1200> mark_: ok hang on
[03:46] <mark_> TigerCR1200: ok
[03:47] <Kewlb> yanger I could be wrong but installing build-essential should install gcc, cc, cpp
[03:47] <TigerCR1200> mark_: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=149585&highlight=steam
[03:47] <yanger> Kewlb, oh, i just did apt-get install cpp and it worked :X
[03:47] <mark_> TigerCR1200: thanks
[03:48] <TigerCR1200> np
[03:48] <eae> I try to play something in XMMS and I got "Couldn't open audio"
[03:48] <Kewlb> yanger: cool
[03:48] <yanger> build-essential is more recommended?
[03:48] <Flannel> yanger: yeah.  since you'll need libraries and stuff too, and the toolchain
[03:48] <Kewlb> eh I still screw around with CircleMUD and other stuff some so I needed gcc and cc as well
[03:48] <yanger> i see.. i'll make a note :)
[03:49] <Kewlb> anyone, off the top of your head, know a way to switch workspaces or minimize a full screen rdesktop session?
[03:49] <yanger> anyone know if debian-multimedia's apt sources work in ubuntu? :|
[03:49] <bur[n] er> anyone have banshee 0.11 deb packs yet?
[03:50] <mark_> TigerCR1200: it says to install old version of wine
[03:50] <detectiveinspekt> is there any portible mp3 players that can use linux and is it worth it?
[03:51] <Andre> hai
[03:51] <TigerCR1200> mark_: its old, I would just do sudo apt-get install wine
[03:51] <mark_> <TigerCR1200: ok
[03:51] <TigerCR1200> then skip ahead to the next parts about winetools
[03:51] <cpk2> detectiveinspekt: when you say mp3 player you mean like an ipod or some such?
[03:51] <Kewlb> is that version of wine better?
[03:51] <detectiveinspekt> yes portible mp3
[03:52] <Kewlb> I just went to the site, downloaded, and compiled
[03:52] <faki3> My freaking nvidia card keeps locking up in opengl games  :(
[03:52] <cpk2> !ipod
[03:52] <ubotu> For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto
[03:52] <TigerCR1200> Kewlb: what version is that sorry?
[03:52] <cpk2> theres that for ipods
[03:52] <Kewlb> let me see hold on
[03:52] <Kewlb> wait
[03:52] <Kewlb> version of rdesktop or version of wine?
[03:52] <faki3> I have done about everything that I can think of
[03:52] <TigerCR1200> Kewlb: sorry wine
[03:53] <Kewlb> 0.9.21
[03:53] <Jack_Sparrow> cpk2: I use an nex II, inexpensive, had two of the same type for 5 years now..
[03:53] <detectiveinspekt> the latest ipods arn't supported by linux though
[03:53] <Kewlb> I do get an error when I launch winecfg tho, doesnt seem to be hurting anything that I know of, just looks wierd.
[03:54] <TigerCR1200> Kewlb: thats the one I am using, but patched for WoW
[03:54] <Kewlb> getting this: Unknown device ID 5460, please report. Assuming plain R300.
[03:54] <cpk2> Jack_Sparrow: i was going to say the creative ones are probably better than an ipod
[03:54] <Kewlb> and No ctx->FragmentProgram._Current!!
[03:54] <Jack_Sparrow> cpk2: I chose the nex II because it used cf cards, as do my 3 camera and my ipaq
[03:55] <TigerCR1200> thats your video card Kewlb
[03:55] <cpk2> cedega always spits random warning messages to me Kewlb
[03:55] <cpk2> Jack_Sparrow: how big are the cards for them?
[03:55] <supermiguel> besides art.gnome.org that any one know any other pages wehre i can download themes?
[03:55] <jrib> supermiguel: gnome-look.org
[03:55] <ootput> gnome-look.org