[08:34] <lamego> rajk, well, the "standard" reposities point to main, and main contains the build-essential packages and dependencies
[08:34] <lampshade> CrippsFX: mine points to nothing as well, though I haven't needed it for anything yet.  I haven't done any java compiling, though either.  Just installed the sun java.
[08:34] <dr_willis> lamego,  so it all depends on the details.
[08:34] <sparcd> duncanmhor: I have a live cd and have been using linux for years, I just need to know if I can now get it to work with my SATA RAID
[08:34] <duncanmhor> Ah, ok, sorry
[08:34] <CrippsFX> lampshade, yeah ... I'm doing java dev :/
[08:34] <lamego> dr_willis, you have seen people which dont know the real purpose of RAID, RAID is not for gamers
[08:34] <dr_willis> lamego,  guess thats just a   RAID - thje R    :P
[08:34] <CrippsFX> sparcd, I have.
[08:35] <Chetic> DBO: It works! Thank you very much!
[08:35] <dr_willis> lamego,  yep. i agree
[08:35] <sparcd> CrippsFX: but someone just said I won't be able to get the data off the RAID
[08:35] <CrippsFX> sparcd, an existing raid?
[08:35] <dr_willis> lamego,  i also see raid users that dont bother with backups.
[08:35] <rajk> universe mulitverse ones are ok?
[08:35] <sparcd> CrippsFX: yes, existing raid
[08:35] <xolot1> ice228: http://amarok.kde.org/
[08:35] <DBO> Chetic, you're very welcome, and if you tell anyone I helped you, I'll deny all knowledge of your existance =P
[08:35] <dr_willis> and many of the onboard motherboard raid controllers.. are well... lacking. :)
[08:35] <lamego> spacey, rajk: deb ftp://uk.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper main restricted universe multiverse
[08:35] <CrippsFX> dr_willis, yeah, that can be a PITA when you don't have the spare drives for redundancy ;)
[08:36] <CrippsFX> sparcd, RAID that you set up in windows?
[08:36] <Chetic> lmao
[08:36] <dr_willis> CrippsFX,  i got xp on an IDE, and Linxu on a 2nd ide.., and a 2 sata raid here.. just for game data. :P and videos
[08:36] <xolot1> ice228:  Backports of Amarok 1.4.0  Unofficial packages of Amarok 1.4 for Sarge made by Dennis Stosberg can be found at his Backports for Debian 3.1 page. APT sources for these packages can be added by adding the following lines to /etc/apt/sources.list:
[08:36] <ice228> thanks for the help yet again
[08:36] <CokeNCode> ok, i have this SERIOUSLy annoying problem
[08:36] <xolot1> deb http://deb.stosberg.net/dists/sarge/main/binary-i386/amarok/ ./ deb-src http://deb.stosberg.net/dists/sarge/main/binary-i386/amarok/ ./
[08:36] <dr_willis> I dont care about redundancy/intergity - i got a spare file server for a 2nd backup. but heck its all just porn.
[08:36] <dr_willis> err.. home movies. :)
[08:36] <CokeNCode> i'm trying to change the icon for a custom application launcher
[08:36] <CrippsFX> dr_willis, whats the point of having raid over 2 disks? ya gotta have *at least* 5 ;)
[08:37] <CrippsFX> ahh.
[08:37] <CokeNCode> when i click to change the icon, the window just open and then quickly closes
[08:37] <sparcd> CrippsFX: I set the raid up on the BIOS
[08:37] <CokeNCode> :@
[08:37] <xolot1> does anyone know how i an delete my amarok collectoin?
[08:37] <CokeNCode> *opens
[08:37] <CrippsFX> sparcd, so you have a RAID controller then.
[08:37] <dr_willis> CrippsFX,  testing out the speeds mainly. It does seem to help a little with my torrents :)
[08:37] <sparcd> CrippsFX: I have a intel matrix storage controller
[08:37] <duncanmhor> lol @ dr_willis
[08:37] <CokeNCode> same thing happens when i try to create a custom application launcher, and create an icon for it
[08:37] <CrippsFX> dr_willis, there is that.
[08:37] <lamego> CrippsFX, uh ? Raid 1 its perfect with 2 disks
[08:37] <orangey> hey all!
[08:37] <CokeNCode> what hte heck is going on ?
[08:37] <CrippsFX> lamego, yeah, but technically it's *not* RAID :P
[08:37] <sparcd> CrippsFX: it's built into the motherboard
[08:38] <orangey> I have a USB Video camera (Sony min-DV), and was wondering how exactly I could extract information from it..
[08:38] <dr_willis> (-R)AID 1
[08:38] <CokeNCode> well, msg me the answer if anyone can figure it out ... brb
[08:38] <orangey> no module inherently loads up on it..
[08:38] <CokeNCode> thanks
[08:38] <lamego> CrippsFX, why not ?
[08:38] <kristian> lamego, take a look :
[08:38] <kristian> direct rendering: No
[08:38] <kristian> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[08:38] <kristian> Is that correct?
[08:38] <rajk> lamego, ive reduced the sources.list file to just the main one and im still getting the dependency errors
[08:38] <vanberge> i'll try one more time:...  :-)   does anybody know of a program for linux/ubuntu that automatically rotates desktop wallpapers??  Thansk in advance!
[08:38] <CrippsFX> sparcd, well, I've only done software RAID, so that's beyond me. I think you should be able to find the module and load it, then mount the device as a single storage device.
[08:38] <Barkley> what's a good app that shows CPU usage and stats like that on the desktop?
[08:38] <lamego> is a Redundant Array of Inexpenseive 2 Disks
[08:39] <sparcd> CrippsFX: something like dmraid?
[08:39] <erUSUL> orangey: have you tried kino?
[08:39] <lampshade> Barkley: I use gkrellm.  Gives me my laptop temps and fan speeds
[08:39] <lampshade> networking et
[08:39] <lampshade> c
[08:39] <e-squizo> has anybody gotten opengl to work properly on i915 under dapper?
[08:39] <orangey> erUSUL: even without the USB apparently being detected with dmesg?
[08:39] <lampshade> but otherwise, there are some built in Applets that you can add to the panel that might do what you are looking for.
[08:39] <CrippsFX> lamego, RAID = Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks ... Redundancy is for fault-tolerance. if you have "RAID" over 2 disks (unless it's mirroring) it's not truly redundant. ... but by 2 disks, most people mean Striped disks (aka RAID0)
[08:39] <lamego> rajk, erm you dont need to reduce the apt list, you just need to use the plain source.list from a fresh install, do an apt-get update and apt-get install buld-essensial
[08:40] <lamego> CrippsFX, erm, I said, RAID 1 which is mirroring
[08:40] <CrippsFX> sparcd, honestly, I don't know.
[08:40] <Barkley> lamshade that's a good suggestion.   im looking for something that has a nice big display for remote viewing on a server
[08:40] <sparcd> CrippsFX: I run RAID 1 on two disks
[08:40] <antoniojulio> lamego: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16462 and send command links2 <IP_ADDRESS>:80 and say connection refused
[08:40] <CrippsFX> lamego, yeah .... I missed that :P
[08:40] <lamego> and techically, RAID 0, no mirring, is RAID
[08:40] <xolot1> /leave
[08:40] <xolot1> oops sorry
[08:40] <lamego> it means data spread over a disk array
[08:40] <antoniojulio> do channel help me about http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16462 and send command links2 <IP_ADDRESS>:80 and say connection refused
[08:40] <CrippsFX> lamego, it's just striped disks ...
[08:41] <lamego> CrippsFX, thats RAID 0, performance raid
[08:41] <CrippsFX> lamego, data may be spread, but it's not fault-tolerant, which was one of the reasons RAID was developed.
[08:41] <Cueball|Laptop> Hi all. I'm having trouble with my wireless card. It worked fine for ages but now it won't get an IP via DHCP and if I set an IP I still cant access the network. Any idea's?
[08:41] <dr_willis> Bah! raid is just a marketing term! :P
[08:41] <CrippsFX> anyways ... that's a whole rant that I'm not gonna take any further ...
[08:41] <dr_willis> to brag about.
[08:41] <CrippsFX> watch your tongue!
[08:41] <CrippsFX> ;)
[08:41] <dr_willis> Really Awsome IDE Drives !
[08:42] <lamego> ok ok I give up :P
[08:42] <dr_willis> RAID!
[08:42] <Barkley> gkrellm looks good.  is there another pretty standard app that dumps all this out in text format on a transparent window?
[08:42] <CrippsFX> lol.
[08:42] <duncanmhor> lol
[08:42] <CrippsFX> so ... does anybody know where java gets installed to?
[08:42] <lamego> depends on the version and how you have installed it
[08:42] <lamego> on my case its at /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java
[08:43] <orangey> erUSUL: I have now tried Kino.. It works with 1394, but not with regular usb
[08:43] <lamego> the standard for ubuntu is /usr/lib/jvm/
[08:44] <orbin> Barkley: not sure if it's what you want, there's a couple of transparent gkrellm skins on gnomelook
[08:44] <steev> ok, so, i attempted to install a .deb that fialed because of dependencies - i've decided that i don't want that package, but apt just keep whining about wanting to install it - how do i tell it to ignore the package now?
[08:44] <duncanmhor> running 'grub-install (hd0)" has been on the screen for the past 10 minutes
[08:44] <CrippsFX> damn. thanks. thats the answer I was looking for, now it appears that I wasn't asking the right question ;)
[08:44] <duncanmhor> I have a sinking feeling
[08:44] <lamego> dr_willis, RAID is not marketing, you will be dead if you dont use RAID on something you get paid to keep alive
[08:45] <dr_willis> lamego,  bah! :P let it die! thats when it gets interesting.
[08:45] <pyro> Cueball: you do have the non-free kernel modules installed?
[08:45] <dr_willis> lamego,  its always funny to see all the boss's running about.
[08:45] <dr_willis> lamego,  can ya Guess that i dont work in "IT" :P
[08:46] <lamego> dr_willis, its even more funny seeing the system admin and all the system techs over-stressed when the disk fails
[08:46] <Barkley> transparent gkrellm....bingo!  thanks lampshade orbin
[08:46] <CrippsFX> dr_willis, if I could get my hands on about 3 PCI IDE controllers, I'd set up a really sweet RAID
[08:46] <dr_willis> lamego,  :P see.. in my job all the stress is on my boss and  his boss's - they depend on 'me' and  others to get thigns fixed. heh  of course I do work in a factory. not  a server farm
[08:47] <eegore> xmms is not working, it is moving and that is it
[08:47] <orbin> Barkley: found it: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=33783
[08:47] <dr_willis> eegore,  movint?
[08:48] <Barkley> yeah that's pretty hot
[08:48] <orangey> hmm.
[08:48] <eegore> the didplay is running
[08:48] <eegore> display
[08:48] <jajaja-> i installed my usb wireless drivers correctly, but how can I connect to my wep network
[08:48] <ice228> im using amarok and it just keeps buffering
[08:48] <orangey> where can I find some people with experience in USB video camcorder stuff?
[08:48] <orbin> eegore: ctrl+p , then try changing the output plugin to esound
[08:48] <CrippsFX> does anybody know where the java classpath points to?
[08:48] <stalefries> orangey, usb video camcorder club?
[08:49] <duncanmhor> need some advice, have been trying to get software raid0 set up all day, should I just give up, and if so, what is a better option, LVM or a vanilla install?
[08:49] <orangey> stalefries: I can't find them on google.
[08:49] <duncanmhor> have 2 SATA 160GB drives
[08:49] <winman> Hey people, "sudo apt-get install anjuta" says "Couldn't find package: anjuta" .. what needs to be done to fix this?
[08:49] <lamego> duncanmhor, LVM provides software raid 0, at least the unix lvm does
[08:50] <eegore> yeah that did it but I don't understand why
[08:50] <lamego> !multiverse > winman
[08:50] <winman> thanks lamego :)
[08:50] <Anderson> lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root  40 2006-06-17 16:21 x-www-browser.1.gz -> /usr/share/man/man1/mozilla-firefox.1.gz
[08:50] <lamego> np :)
[08:50] <Anderson> if I see something like that, am I looking at a hard link?
[08:50] <Cueball|Laptop> Hi all. I'm having trouble with my wireless card. It worked fine for ages but now it won't get an IP via DHCP and if I set an IP I still cant access the network. Any idea's? Would adding IRDA mess it up at all?
[08:51] <jajaja-> Anyone know the command for me to connect to my wireless network
[08:51] <Anderson> lrwxrwxrwx  1 root root  40 2006-06-17 16:21 x-www-browser.1.gz -> /usr/share/man/man1/mozilla-firefox.1.gz
[08:51] <Anderson> if I see something like that, am I looking at a hard link?
[08:51] <duncanmhor> lamego, thanks
[08:51] <stalefries> jajaja, ifup eth0, or perhaps ifup wlan0
[08:51] <eegore> orbin: why is it like that
[08:51] <pyro> Cueball|Lapto: what chipset?
[08:51] <jajaja-> its wlan0 stalefries
[08:51] <lamego> Anderson, it's a soft link
[08:51] <duncanmhor> any walkthroughs on setting up dapper LVM
[08:51] <duncanmhor> ?
[08:51] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, it's an Orinoco.
[08:52] <stalefries> jajaja, then 'sudo ifup wlan0'
[08:52] <eegore> It use to work on alsa with the alsa settings
[08:52] <Anderson> Is a hard link the original link to the data on the disk?
[08:52] <jajaja-> says ignoring unknown interface stalefries
[08:52] <pyro> can you  "see" the kernel inteeface?
[08:52] <lamego> Ander, it's a soft link, it is just a reference to the file,
[08:52] <Solarion> muah ha ha ha ha
[08:52] <stalefries> jajaja, try it with eth0
[08:53] <orbin> eegore: dunno why tbh, something about OSS i guess
[08:53] <jajaja-> stalefries, says already configures
[08:53] <monomaniacpa1> yo! I have a problem with my upgrade... little help?
[08:53] <stalefries> jajaja, hm
[08:53] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, Yes. It's setup as eth1 and iwconfig recognises it. It associates with the AP but no traddic seems to go over it.
[08:53] <Anderson> Does the soft link locate the data directly, or find the original link first?
[08:54] <stalefries> jajaja, what was the original problem?
[08:54] <lamego> Ander, soft links are just pointers to the original file, there is just one data instance
[08:54] <pyro> Cueball|Laptop and if you set an IP Addr. yourself manually?
[08:54] <Solarion> where would a fix for a very very strange problem with a specific revision of a specific mobo go on the wiki?
[08:54] <jajaja-> stalefries, I need my wireless usb to connect to my encreypted network
[08:54] <kristian> When I have done sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg , Then i have to download the driver? because then everything is removed, am I right?
[08:55] <monomaniacpa1> anyone know why all my programs quit the moment I type in a dialogue box like admin password or gaim chat box?
[08:55] <stalefries> jajaja, try System>Administration>Networking
[08:55] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, If I do that and try to ping the AP or any other client I get destination not reachable.
[08:55] <Anderson> The original file name is simply a reference to the physical location of data on the disk. Does the soft link have the same reference information, or does the soft link use the original files reference information?
[08:55] <eegore> The only bloated KDE app I use is K3b
[08:55] <orbin> what do people use to find "album info" and thus edit id3 tags relatively automtaically on music tracks?
[08:56] <pyro> Cueball|Laptop - What does iwconfig show ?
[08:56] <jajaja-> stalefries, says eth0 is active
[08:56] <stalefries> orbin, I use Banshee, with the Metadata searcher plugin
[08:56] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16463
[08:56] <Solarion> man ubuntu is tasty
[08:56] <Guitarhero> my terminal says ryan@(none):, so I think I screwed up my host name or something
[08:56] <Guitarhero> so i cant open my network admin
[08:56] <orbin> stalefries: thanks. will look into it
[08:56] <Guitarhero> how do i set it
[08:57] <stalefries> jajaja, click properties, and fill in the appropriate info
[08:57] <stalefries> orbin, your welcome
[08:57] <monomaniacpa1> anyone had problems with their keyboard after upgrading to dapper from breezy?
[08:57] <wastrel> Guitarhero:  edit /etc/hosts and add your hostname to the localhost list.  then edit /etc/hostname and add your hostname as a single line
[08:58] <kristian> can someone help me with my graphic card?
[08:58] <kristian> and don't send the guide please..
[08:58] <Solarion> kristian: what one?
[08:58] <kristian> ati, and the guide have I now in my head
[08:59] <Solarion> kristian: ah.  I only have experience with the intel chip (on ubuntu anyway)
[08:59] <quickblaine> hi all, anyone know why rhythmbox suddenly quits as soon as I plug in my 2GB ipod nano?
[08:59] <yallaman> is there a way i can get osx like panel? with icons and systray?
[08:59] <stalefries> yallaman, carefully. :)
[08:59] <Guitarhero> how do I edit it, sorry Im new to ubuntu
[08:59] <vanberge> quickblaine: can you plug your ipod in first, then open rythmbox?
[08:59] <yallaman> ?
[08:59] <stalefries> yallaman, you mean the dock, or the top panel?
[08:59] <kristian> yes, but i have ubuntu too. i am so tired of not be able to make my grafhic card work, i think I soon will go to bed
[08:59] <jenda> can I "cd" to a remote dir?
[08:59] <monomaniacpa1> anyone... anyone at all?
[09:00] <quickblaine> vanberge: if i do that it quits automatically
[09:00] <yallaman> i guess its called dock
[09:00] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: can you describethe problem?
[09:00] <quickblaine> vanberge: as soon as it loads
[09:00] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, Just updated the pastebin entry with a cat of /etc/network/interfaces
[09:00] <stalefries> yallaman, you fancy one at the bottom with the magnifying icons?
[09:00] <stalefries> *the
[09:00] <Solarion> kristian: does it have to be installed manually, or is it a package?
[09:00] <stalefries> not you
[09:00] <vanberge> quickblaine: im not sure... i dont use rythmbox..  sorry  :-(
[09:00] <yallaman> sec, restarting xchat
[09:00] <duncanmhor> kristian, what's the trouble?
[09:00] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, Anything else I could add?
[09:01] <Solarion> "cards"
[09:01] <kristian> i can't install the driver to ati, and succeed.
[09:01] <monomaniacpa1> jenda: whenever I type in a dialogue box like a admin passwd for example, the program quits.
[09:01] <quickblaine> vanberge: can you suggest a good alternative, i use my ipod all the time so need a decent itunes replacement (just switched to linux)
[09:01] <duncanmhor> any error messages?
[09:01] <yallaman> sorry..didnt catch what you said..xchat was borked
[09:01] <funkmaster> how do i set the primary eth card via the command line?
[09:01] <Solarion> funkmaster: "primary"?
[09:01] <stalefries> yallaman, do you mean the fancy one at the bottom with the zooming icons?
[09:01] <yallaman> yup
[09:01] <funkmaster> got 2 cards
[09:01] <winman> Anjuta's installing now :)
[09:02] <Solarion> funkmaster: I got 3.  :)
[09:02] <funkmaster> want eth1 to be primary ione for internet
[09:02] <pyro> Cueball|LAptop - one moment - suffering from wetware bug at moment - away for a few mins
[09:02] <kristian> after this "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" , x don't want to start..
[09:02] <vanberge> quickblaine: i use amarok for my media player, and gtkpod to sync my ipod
[09:02] <stalefries> yallaman, try looking up gdesklets and the starterbar. It's probably your best bet.
[09:02] <Solarion> funkmaster: see, now this is what I don't grok.  What do you mean by "primary"?
[09:02] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, Ok NP's.
[09:02] <quickblaine> vanberge: yeah, i was kinda hoping there would be something that does both..
[09:02] <funkmaster> well actually this other guy is asking, i know how to do it via gnome but command line?
[09:02] <kristian> so, when im now gona restart my pc, i have to write that code and do all the stuff again..
[09:02] <quickblaine> How do i upgrade to dapper from breezy?
[09:02] <Solarion> they can each connect to the same or different networks.
[09:02] <vanberge> quickblaine: amarok: banshee
[09:02] <stalefries> yallaman, try the howto's, tips and tricks section on ubuntuforums.org and search for os x
[09:02] <yallaman> k..thanks..btw is this cpu/ram hogging..those desklets?
[09:02] <vanberge> whao sorry
[09:02] <dr_willis> !upgrade
[09:02] <xophEr> If I want to compile a -dev version of an app does it have different sources or how do I do it?
[09:02] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade  Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades  Note: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the latest development version.
[09:03] <Solarion> funkmaster: are you wanting to know how to set the default route?
[09:03] <vanberge> quickblaine: banshee does both, but it doesnt play very well for me for some reason
[09:03] <stalefries> yallaman, some say so
[09:03] <funkmaster> well ubuntu is usgin the wrong card to connect to the net i want it to use th eother one, there has to be a setting which one should be the default gateway
[09:03] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: that's probably not a keyboard problem - could you be more specific?
[09:03] <Anderson> lamego, http://linuxgazette.net/105/pitcher.html great resource for hard and soft links
[09:03] <suzanne> hey
[09:03] <Solarion> hmm
[09:03] <Solarion> funkmaster: I think you want to man route
[09:03] <stalefries> funkmaster, in System>Administration>Networking, look at the bottom and select you default device
[09:03] <quickblaine> vanberge: okay, thanks, shall go take a look at that now
[09:03] <monomaniacpa1> If I typed a message in this dialogue box the program would quit/disappear.
[09:04] <funkmaster> stalefires, yes i know but via the comman dline
[09:04] <monomaniacpa1> *I am using a PC atm*
[09:04] <stalefries> funkmaster: no idea there
[09:04] <suzanne> i dont like this program much
[09:04] <funkmaster> solarian: what stalefires suggested but via the commanline
[09:04] <GMullen> how do i get the command line for the top "task bar"?
[09:04] <Solarion> route del default; route del default; route add default gw [gateway]  dev [interface]
[09:04] <Solarion> that would be my guess
[09:04] <GMullen> it's not in right mouse > add new
[09:05] <funkmaster> ok thxy
[09:05] <monomaniacpa1> it only started after I changed some settings under the Keyboard GUI. I have put them back (I hope) to no avail.
[09:05] <pyro> Cueball|Laptop: the result of a route -n would be nice
[09:05] <Solarion> or maybe you need to change the last one to "route add default gw [gateway] ; route add -host [gw]  dev [interface]
[09:05] <wastrel> GMullen:  i think they replaced it with a new applet
[09:06] <Solarion> funkmaster: playing with the various interfaces' metric might also do what you want
[09:06] <stalefries> GMullen, try deskbar-applet
[09:06] <funkmaster> will try it, thx
[09:06] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16465
[09:06] <Solarion> funkmaster: np.  "man route" will be your friend.  :)
[09:06] <GMullen> ok this looks like it
[09:06] <wastrel> that's the one
[09:06] <kristian> duncanmhor, can u help? Are u good with gc?
[09:06] <GMullen> thx stalefries
[09:07] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, Want that again with a static IP set?
[09:07] <stalefries> GMullen: check out the other things it can do. Also, use alt+t to see output from a command line program
[09:07] <duncanmhor> well, I have a couple of ati cards that I configured ok, will help if I can
[09:07] <Anderson> http://linuxgazette.net/105/pitcher.html
[09:07] <stalefries> Gmullen, instead of enter, that is
[09:07] <pyro> Cuebal: yup - sice eth1 does not have an IP - so it can not communicate
[09:08] <GMullen> stalefries: what do you mean about alt+t
[09:08] <rdz> hi all. when i do 'glxgears', i get; "Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".". what do i need to get 3d-acceleration?
[09:08] <kristian> duncanmhor, i don't really know what to do, because I have tried so much already.
[09:09] <duncanmhor> kristian, I know that feeling well
[09:09] <stalefries> GMullen, if you type something like 'cat /etc/fstab' and then pushed enter, it wouldn't show you any output. To see the ouput of that command, you need to use alt+t instead of enter
[09:09] <GMullen> oh ok
[09:09] <GMullen> got it
[09:09] <GMullen> thx
[09:09] <duncanmhor> kristian, is there a specific error or is it just not working?
[09:09] <GMullen> would sudo work?
[09:09] <MikkelRev> Are there any branch of printers with bad linux-support I should stay away of ?
[09:10] <stalefries> GMullen: no sudo, try gksudo instead
[09:10] <Kyral> MikkelRev: I don't know about things that DON'T work, but HPs work REALLY well
[09:10] <kristian> duncanmhor, it's not working
[09:10] <stalefries> MikkelRev, avoid Epson, IIRC
[09:10] <GMullen> oh that reminds me thk stalefries
[09:10] <MikkelRev> ok, thanks
[09:11] <Ramnath> Hey guys, how do I change which folder the command line is downloading to?
[09:11] <monomaniacpa1> jenda: any ideas
[09:11] <pyro> Cueball|Laptop: still no static IP on eth1 on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16465
[09:11] <stalefries> Ramnath, change the folder you are in
[09:11] <Ramnath> yeah but what is the command to change to home or something like that
[09:12] <duncanmhor> kristian, what do you get from fglrxinfo?
[09:12] <stalefries> Ramnath: try 'man cd' to get some help on that
[09:12] <kristian> duncanmhor,
[09:12] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: please be more specific: what program was it that quit - what did you have to do to make it quit - what do you mean by using a PC ATM?
[09:12] <kristian> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa project: www.mesa3d.org
[09:12] <kristian> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[09:12] <kristian> OpenGL version string: 1.2 (1.5 Mesa 6.4.1)
[09:13] <SheaTara> is there a way to get the background for gnome to do a slideshow-like thing, so it changes pictures every minute or so?
[09:13] <monomaniacpa1> jenda: any program with a text entry box. Specifically gaim and when I try to enter the admin password for programs like synaptic.  I am using a PC AT THE MOMENT
[09:14] <monomaniacpa1> as soon as I touch a letter or number on my keyboard the program quits
[09:14] <pekay> heya, anyone willing to tell wtf a my gateway address could be? ^^
[09:14] <duncanmhor> kristian, have you replaced the 'ati' driver string in your xorg.conf with 'flgrx'? Of so, have you restarted x?
[09:14] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: oh ok... and what do you mean by PC - x86?
[09:14] <boricua> i want to trouble shoot a problem and want to delete/add a printer via localhost:631 but it is asking me for cups password how do i set one ????
[09:15] <kristian> duncanmhor, nope.. i will do it now.
[09:15] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: not sure... are there any places where the kbd works fine?
[09:15] <duncanmhor> kristian, fglrx, not flgrx
[09:15] <duncanmhor> typo
[09:16] <monomaniacpa1> firefox. But that now quits within five seconds for no apparent reason, without touching a key
[09:16] <kristian> duncanmhor, there was fglrx. That's probably because i configured it for 30 min ago .P
[09:16] <Frederick> folks why my eclipse can't findthe jvm?
[09:16] <tortho> I just made 3 new partitions, and installed a seconf copy of ubuntu on it.... now, when i boot, it lists only the last ubuntu version, and the windows at the startupp... how to restore the old ubuntu one..?
[09:16] <pyro> Cueball|Laptop: shall I send out the St Bernhards to look for you :-)
[09:17] <duncanmhor> kristian, have you restarted x since you installed the drivers?
[09:17] <daviscostel> hi all
[09:17] <pekay> is there anyway in linux to get me my gateway address?
[09:17] <kristian> duncanmhor, how do i restart x? restart pc?
[09:17] <stalefries> pekay, like its ip address
[09:17] <stalefries> ?
[09:17] <pekay> kristian: CTRL ALT Backspace
[09:17] <kristian> thx pekay
[09:17] <daviscostel> the make an make install commands  doesnt work ..any help?
[09:17] <duncanmhor> kristian, what pekay said :)
[09:18] <pekay> stalefries: yes
[09:18] <monomaniacpa1> OK problems worse than I thought - most programs won't open or when they do, they quit within a few seconds of opening.
[09:18] <duncanmhor> kristian, bear in min that that will kill aall of your gui apps that are running
[09:18] <monomaniacpa1> plus the homefile opens often making me suspect it was to do with kbd shortcuts
[09:18] <erez> i am trying to burn a DVD but i fails and i dont know why. i have dvd+rw-tools and i can burn CD's . here is gnomebakers output : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16466 . can anyone help me please?
[09:18] <ubuntu> hi all
[09:18] <kristian> duncanmhor, but if i do that, i have to write "sudo dkpg-reconfigure...." to make ubuntu start.
[09:18] <stalefries> pekay: I would try going to <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, or <IP_ADDRESS> in your browser, and see if those give you anything
[09:19] <duncanmhor> huh?
[09:19] <SheaTara> *showstopper* how do I get gnome's desktop background to automatically change to another wallpaper every minute?
[09:19] <daviscostel> the make and makeinstall command doesnt work?what can i do?
[09:19] <duncanmhor> kristian, why do you have to do that?
[09:19] <pekay> stalefries: mmm, <IP_ADDRESS> takes me to the router settings, this is good yeah?
[09:19] <pyro> davicostel: what c proggy are you compiling and what errot msg do you get?
[09:19] <Ramnath> My command line is at kevin@kevin:~$, how do I change it to my home directory?
[09:19] <stalefries> SheaTara, search ubuntuforums.org
[09:19] <stalefries> pekay: that's what it should do
[09:19] <daviscostel> no such command
[09:19] <pekay> Ramnath: cd ~
[09:20] <kristian> i don't know.
[09:20] <pekay> ~ = directory
[09:20] <daviscostel> yes made that
[09:20] <daviscostel> and ./configure
[09:20] <Flannel> Ramnath: you're at your home directory lready.
[09:20] <gdb> Ramnath: The ~ indicates your home directory.
[09:20] <pekay> and what happens?
[09:20] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16467
[09:20] <duncanmhor> kristian, what happens when you do startx?
[09:20] <gdb> Ramnath: But I'm guessing you want it to give the full path of your home directory?
[09:20] <stalefries> pekay, that's confirming the ip of your router
[09:20] <daviscostel> mai i paste here?
[09:20] <Ramnath> yeah
[09:20] <kristian> maybe i don't need to if i don't write:  Screen "aticonfig-screen[0] " 0 0 and put it in the config. file
[09:21] <pekay> stalefries: so i assume thats the correct gateway lol
[09:21] <daviscostel> davis@davis-desktop:~$ cd /home/davis/verlihub-0.9.8c/
[09:21] <daviscostel> davis@davis-desktop:~/verlihub-0.9.8c$ CXX=g++-3.3 ./configure
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking whether build environment is sane... yes
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking for gawk... no
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking for mawk... mawk
[09:21] <pekay> here goes anyway
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... no
[09:21] <daviscostel> checking for C++ compiler default output file name... configure: error: C++ compiler cannot create executables
[09:21] <stalefries> pekay: I assume so
[09:21] <daviscostel> See `config.log' for more details.
[09:21] <daviscostel> davis@davis-desktop:~/verlihub-0.9.8c$ make
[09:21] <daviscostel> bash: make: command not found
[09:21] <daviscostel> davis@davis-desktop:~/verlihub-0.9.8c$
[09:21] <pekay> dude use pastebin
[09:21] <Flannel> daviscostel: don't paste in here.
[09:21] <Flannel> !b-e
[09:21] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for a pre-built package first!)
[09:21] <daviscostel> thanks
[09:22] <daviscostel> sorry about that paste
[09:22] <pekay> :)
[09:22] <gdb> Ramnath: Then you may want to change your PS1 variable from the default of ${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$ to ${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\${PWD}$
[09:22] <gdb> (read: replace the \w with ${PWD}
[09:22] <pekay> stalefries: nah, just got no internet :S
[09:22] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, Weird huh? Notice how no data has been sent over eth1
[09:23] <kristian> dunchanmor, i'll try to restart now
[09:23] <kristian> duncanmor, i'll try to restart now
[09:23] <duncanmhor> kristian, okidoki
[09:23] <stalefries> pekay: then how are you on here?
[09:23] <kristian> brb
[09:23] <pekay> stalefries: changed it back to DHCP quickly lol
[09:24] <erez> hello, I am trying to burn a DVD but it fails and i dont know why. i have dvd+rw-tools and i can burn CD's . here is gnomebaker output : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16466 . can anyone help me please?
[09:24] <pyro> Cueball: and the address you are trying to ping is?
[09:24] <gdb> Ramnath: For your purposes, run this command: PS1='\u@\h:${PWD}\$ ' and see if that's what you're looking for.
[09:25] <Ramnath> thanks
[09:25] <Ramnath> that works
[09:25] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, Tried pinging the gateway which is <IP_ADDRESS> and also a client on the network <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:25] <Ries> hey all, I sthere a minimal install CD for ubuntu to load everything from the net?
[09:26] <masterofallarts> hi, I wonder what is this rhythmic harddisk activity every 5 seconds. Can't it just remain quiet?
[09:26] <boricua> !cups
[09:26] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[09:26] <Flannel> Ries: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation gives you a bunch of different methods
[09:26] <Ries> Flannel: thanks
[09:26] <masterofallarts> Does somebody know what I mean?
[09:27] <monomaniacpa1> jenda: I now have firefox open without it quitting, by changing keyboard to generic. No other programs will open/remain open, however.
[09:27] <tortho> help needed with installation wich doesn't show up in grub..
[09:28] <tortho> 7join #grub
[09:28] <gatekeeper> thanx ubotu print sharing will come in handy :-)
[09:28] <pyro> Cuball|Laptop why is your encryption key off - have you no wep key on your AP?
[09:28] <Ng> masterofallarts: it's probably something like slocate or beagled looking over your filesystem
[09:29] <jenda> monomaniacpa1: no idea, sorry. maybe a key is stuck.
[09:29] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, Nope. Wireless it totally unsecured.
[09:29] <masterofallarts> slocate maybe, i used that once
[09:29] <Cueball|Laptop_> Not even any mac filtering on it.
[09:29] <masterofallarts> can I take it out somehow?
[09:30] <monomaniacpa1> jenda: thats what I would have guessed but the laptops built in kbd doesn't work either.
[09:31] <Ng> masterofallarts: check if "updatedb" is running (ps auwx | grep updatedb), if not then it's not that
[09:31] <gdb> masterofallarts: That's the the buffer cache being flushed, old processes being swapped, the filesystem journal being synced, and so on.  It's normal system activity that's keeping your machine running smoothly.
[09:31] <daviscostel> what channels can i join on freenode server?
[09:32] <gdb> Ng: It's not any scheduled process, it's the kernel.  He's talking about the hard disk activitiy that lasts for a fraction of a second every few seconds.
[09:32] <pyro> Cueball-you know, I really can't see much apart from the fact that your link quality is really crappy - are you a long way away from your AP?
[09:33] <masterofallarts> gdb: true. Is there some possibility to lengthen the intervals between actions?
[09:33] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, In the basement. Always been down here with a stable link tho. I did however go upstairs to the ap and still same result's
[09:33] <Ng> gdb: I agree that's a possibility, but he'd need to be loading his system quite a bit to be noticing it, or he has a very noisy hard disk ;)
[09:33] <nickwebcouk> hey folks
[09:34] <nickwebcouk> sorry to hassell everyone on here, but I got some NDS problems (i think) with my buntu install..
[09:34] <nickwebcouk> even jus trying to get irc working was a nightmare.. :O
[09:34] <Usunny> you might as well just tell us what the problem is
[09:34] <yallaman> is it wise to compile a kernel for your system to get better performane and get rid of unused services and such..or is there a easier and safer approach?
[09:34] <nickwebcouk> inshort, it dosent look astho ubuntu is changing hostname.com into the correct ip address..
[09:34] <masterofallarts> Ng: I just have Opera running in fluxbox. Thats all. My hd is not so noisy, but i am working on the laptop all day.
[09:35] <gdb> masterofallarts: Well, I'm guessing there are some components of that activity that can be increased in interval such as the buffer sync's 'commit interval', the same for the filesystem journal, but I'd really have to dig to figure it out. lol  And I don't think you'd be happy with the results anyway.  If you increase the filesystem journal update interval, you risk some pretty horrendous data loss if you lose power.  The buffer sync interval is terrilby un
[09:35] <nickwebcouk> i.e trying to connect to irc.freenode.net, i noticed the message : Connecting to irc.freenode.net (<IP_ADDRESS>) port 6667...
[09:35] <gdb> important and probably not causing much of that activity.
[09:35] <gdb> er unimportant
[09:35] <nickwebcouk> so i had to change that to the ip address to connect here
[09:36] <ardchoille> Slurpee break!
[09:36] <gdb> masterofallarts: Ah, and you're wanting to decrease the amount of hard disk activity to conserve battery power.
[09:36] <Seveas> nickwebcouk, your dns is fcked
[09:36] <nickwebcouk> im running thru a router, but thats running fine (currently has an xp box hooked thru it)
[09:36] <Seveas> nickrud, probably a dsl router with bad settings
[09:37] <nickwebcouk> thats what i was thinking, but cause xp's fine its puggled me
[09:37] <masterofallarts> gdb: indeed, but the noise thing is the main factor with me.
[09:37] <pyro> Cueball: then sorry - I cant see a lot with your settings - other than the fact that you set a class C mask and a class A broadcast address
[09:37] <Ries> other q, (I am new to ubuntu) can I upgrade from 5.1 to 6.0?? I do have a 5.1 CD, downloading 660MB from here takes a looong time... i only need a command shell, apache and some other small stuff
[09:37] <gdb> masterofallarts: I think you most likely want to look into spinning down the disks when they're not used by users and applications for some predetermined length of time then.  How to do that on a laptop I'm not sure, but I know it's possible to have the kernel spin down the disks and not perform that activity as long as a user or application is not actively accessing the disks.
[09:37] <nickwebcouk> what i did notice tho was that the DHCP client list listed my domain name as "unknown" when its set to bedroom (dont ask. lol)
[09:37] <nickwebcouk> so i gave ubuntu a fixed ip, and now its sorta running
[09:37] <masterofallarts> gdb: That sounds great!
[09:38] <nickwebcouk> (but now i think its using 2 ip's, the DHCP and the fixed ip)..
[09:38] <masterofallarts> Hm. I'll see whether I can learn some kernel language.
[09:38] <rdz> hi all. i had some troubles with the fglxrx-driver (xv was not working -> crashes). so i tried to switch back to the free drivers. but now i don't have 3d acceleration at all. when i do 'glxgears', i get: 'Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0"."'. the people from #xorg told me. that i need the dri-module, but i don't know how to install it in ubuntu. *any* hints are appreciated.
[09:38] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, Yeah my mistake with the class C broadcast. Typed it in quick without thinking.
[09:39] <fishsticks> do you know why rhythmbos would suddenly _stop_seeing my ipod?
[09:39] <fishsticks> rhythmbox
[09:39] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, use the ATI proprietary driver.
[09:39] <scott> hey, anyone suggest a program to mount/convert a .ccd or .img file?
[09:39] <gdb> masterofallarts: Some information on changing the buffer sync commit interval is here: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Battery-Powered/methods.html
[09:40] <gdb> Ok, so it's not much information. :-/
[09:40] <Patrick__> is it possible to make Gnome pre-load all the desktop icons, visuals and everything into memory before the desktop appears? as windows does.
[09:40] <Cueball|Laptop_> pyro, I'm baffled as to why it's stopped working. :( Only thing I can think of is IRDA as that's the only thing I've added. Will remove that and see if it makes a difference.
[09:40] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, no, because when i use it, xv-output doesn't work at all. as soon as i start a programm using xv, my x crashes  (with an 'srtistic' screen)
[09:40] <rcanr> hi all penquens
[09:40] <nickwebcouk> got ne suggestions? :S
[09:40] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, learn how to set your driver up correctly.
[09:40] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, is there a way to use free drivers?
[09:40] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, sure. RTFM.
[09:40] <masterofallarts> *reading*
[09:40] <MrGreen> need acerhk ... will I have to build it myslef
[09:41] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, wich manual? a hint is really appreciated
[09:41] <Patrick__> is it possible to make Gnome pre-load all the desktop icons, visuals and everything into memory before the desktop appears? as windows does.
[09:41] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, probably the one on their website - I havent looked at it in at least 4 years. Im surprised the project is still up.
[09:42] <benoy> does anyone know of any good IDE that I can use to program in java, c, c++ and pearl?
[09:42] <gdb> Patrick__: No, because the icons, visuals, and everything, are provided by separate processes running under the gnome-session process.  It's not a monolithic subsystem like Windows' GDU+USER interface.
[09:42] <gdb> re GDI+USER
[09:42] <Ries> benoy: eclipse
[09:43] <FifaFrazer> Is there a good flash editor for linux?
[09:43] <benoy> isn't that mainly for java, and doesn't that take up too much resources?
[09:43] <Patrick__> gdb what should I do then? theres always a delay when I first try to open up something, like the gnome menu for instance, it takes a quarter second
[09:43] <Acid-Kilz> Ahhhh!
[09:43] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, am i right in thinking, that when you fresshly install ubuntu, there are some free drivers installed for 3dacceleartion? iirc, i installed the fglrx driver myself.... so it should not be that hard to switch back, should it?
[09:44] <gdb> Patrick__: There should be no delay after you've opened the menu the first time.  Is there?
[09:44] <BIAF> hi, does perl5 come default with ubuntu desktop?
[09:44] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, which ati card is this?
[09:44] <Patrick__> gbd, nope. but I find it quite irritating....
[09:44] <gdb> BIAF: Yes, it does.
[09:44] <gdb> BIAF: This is perl, v5.8.7
[09:44] <Patrick__> gbd, I don't see why they can't pre-load it into memory...
[09:45] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, ati radeon mobility 9600
[09:45] <BIAF> cool, what folder does the files site in by default
[09:45] <BIAF> site=sit
[09:45] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, if you want DRI use the proprietary module and set your xorg up correctly this time. Otherwise youre going to be groping around blindly in a futile attempt to shortcut what you SHOULD be doing in the first place
[09:45] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, i tried fglrx because of xgl, but then i had troube with xv, that is why i like to switch back
[09:46] <pyro> Cueball: have you tried rmmod ing the ir module and reloading the module for your wlan card?
[09:46] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, id be surprised to see you get acceleration in both the xgl environment and the apps that run on it.
[09:47] <siriusnova> sup
[09:47] <ubuntu> not much
[09:47] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, i don't want to use xgl anymore, i just want to have a working xv and 3d-accel, do you think that is possible?
[09:48] <scott> xgl is uber
[09:48] <theoverload> hi all can speak german
[09:48] <quickblaine> vanberge: hey again, installed banshee.... it quits as soon as i plug in my ipod and wont load if its already mounted
[09:48] <scott> hey, anyone suggest a program to mount/convert a .ccd or .img file?
[09:48] <Flannel> !de
[09:48] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[09:48] <runes> based on the directory structure of Debian-Ubuntu..where would be the most secure-best directory to store config files for web based apps outside of the /var/www directory?
[09:48] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, or in other words: i wnat to switch back to the state of a freshly installed system. (where xv did work, if i remember right)
[09:48] <quickblaine> Anybody know why both rhythmbox and banshee both quit as soon as i plug my ipod in, and won't load if it already is?
[09:48] <palermi> hi, anyone can install the gmaifs ?
[09:49] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, if you want to use DRI you will need to use the ATI proprietary driver. You will be able to get XV to work if you set it up properly.
[09:49] <theoverload> hallo kann mir jemand helfen
[09:49] <vars> hey i need help   how do i cange my ip address with cli?
[09:49] <quickblaine> Anybody know why both rhythmbox and banshee both quit as soon as i plug my ipod in, and won't load if it already is?
[09:50] <pekay> there a way to scan for usb devices?
[09:50] <SeanTater> vars: read man ifconfig
[09:50] <Awesome-o2000> pekay, lsusb
[09:50] <erUSUL> pekay: lsusb
[09:50] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, ok. thanks for that info. where is a good point to start?
[09:50] <quickblaine> Anybody know why both rhythmbox and banshee both quit as soon as i plug my ipod in, and won't load if it already is?
[09:50] <pekay> tried that, for some reason i cant get my usb stick anymore
[09:50] <pekay> :/
[09:50] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, google is a good place to start.
[09:50] <witless> how can i find out what the heck is holding onto my audio card?
[09:51] <quickblaine> Anybody know why both rhythmbox and banshee both quit as soon as i plug my ipod in, and won't load if it already is?
[09:51] <palermi> quickblaine, in the ipod you have wmv files?
[09:51] <runes> witless are you using Skype by any chance??
[09:51] <theoverload> kann mir bitte jemand helfen
[09:51] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, let me ask differently: how can i find out, why xv is not working here?
[09:51] <Kibou> !de
[09:51] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[09:51] <quickblaine> palermi: i can't see how, itunes converts them (i came from windows/itunes)
[09:51] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, it is not working because you did not set up the ATI driver properly.
[09:52] <Patrick__> gbd, I don't see why they can't pre-load it into memory...
[09:52] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, xorg.conf.
[09:52] <fishsticks> is there a .deb for the new rhythmbox anywhere?
[09:52] <witless> runes: no
[09:52] <runes> witless any other multimedia apps runing evan a web based audio plugin?
[09:52] <palermi> umm, i have this problem, when i have this f*cking wmv in the ipod
[09:52] <sparcd> guys, managed to get my raid working just fine using the dmraid package
[09:52] <gridblock> Iam getting this error when iam trying to mount my dvd
[09:53] <sparcd> installed it before running the installation program
[09:53] <Cueball|Laptop> Hey pyro, I removed irda-utils and I'm now back on wireless. Not sure if it was definatly the prob but will find out on my next reboot.
[09:53] <quickblaine> palermi: well i dont thing ive got any on there, i never use wmvs
[09:53] <witless> runes: nope
[09:53] <gridblock> failed to start command: Unexpected error in waitpid() (no child prossess)
[09:53] <Kibou> Patrick__: file a bug report and see what they say about it
[09:53] <runes> witless onboard audio card or add in audio card?
[09:53] <epimetrias> hey, anyone here using ubuntu on a mac G5?
[09:53] <pekay> omg, like my USB doesnt work anymore on Linux >.>
[09:54] <aLPHa_LeaK> epimetrias: why?
[09:54] <Patrick__> kibou, ok
[09:54] <Patrick__> kibou, how would I go about doing that?
[09:54] <witless> runes: onboard
[09:54] <Cueball|Laptop> epimetrias, I wish I were.
[09:54] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, sorry to be a pain in this, but i heard so many different reasons, why xv is not wokring here. it is sure that when the screen gets completely screwed up when i start an xv-appm that it is aproblem with xorg,conf?
[09:54] <epimetrias> alpha_leak: well, i'm thinking about installing it on my G5, but the CD wasn't able to handle dual monitors
[09:54] <runes> witless only one audio card no addins aside from onboard?
[09:54] <witless> runes: right
[09:54] <epimetrias> alpha_leak: so i was wondering if anyone else had gotten that to work
[09:54] <quickblaine> Can anyone help? both rhythmbox and banshee quit as soon as i plug in my ipod nano, and wont load if its already in there
[09:55] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, this is the last time I am going to tell you. you did not set your xorg.conf up correctly.
[09:55] <runes> witless what about a VOIP add in (usb or ethernet ip phone?)
[09:55] <aLPHa_LeaK> epimetrias: ah.
[09:55] <witless> runes: nothing like that
[09:55] <Frederick> anyone here using eclipse? I can't set my jvm to work
[09:55] <runes> witless what version of ubuntu?
[09:55] <pekay> anyone help me in getting Ubuntu to work with my usb stick??
[09:55] <Anderson> What's the command to show running processes?
[09:55] <witless> runes: dapper
[09:55] <Ries> can U upgrade from 5.1 to 6.0 ?
[09:55] <palermi> quickblaine: if your ipod work fine with ubuntu and not work with banshee,rithmbox, your problem maybe with codecs (audio/video)
[09:55] <Kyral> !pastebin
[09:56] <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)
[09:56] <Anderson> !about upgrade
[09:56] <ubotu> I know nothing about about upgrade
[09:56] <runes> witless was the sound initialized with the live cd and after install did it function?
[09:56] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, thanks. it is so hard to get reliable info about this topic...
[09:56] <Anderson> !about upgrading
[09:56] <ubotu> I know nothing about about upgrading
[09:56] <witless> runes: arggggh...... forget it
[09:56] <quickblaine> Can anyone help? both rhythmbox and banshee quit as soon as i plug in my ipod nano, and wont load if its already in there
[09:56] <Anderson> What's the command to show running processes?
[09:56] <Awesome-o2000> rdz, no, it isnt.
[09:56] <Ries> !about upgrade
[09:56] <witless> runes: don't ask, too embarrassing  :-)
[09:56] <palermi> palermi: quickblaine: if your ipod work fine with ubuntu and not work with banshee,rithmbox, your problem maybe with codecs (audio/video)
[09:56] <ubotu> I know nothing about about upgrade
[09:56] <pekay> Anderson: top
[09:56] <vars> SeanTater, do you know how to copy something from a windows machine to a ubuntu machine via a crossover cable
[09:56] <runes> witless step by step all goo :-)
[09:56] <runes> good that is
[09:56] <Anderson> !about update
[09:56] <ubotu> I know nothing about about update
[09:56] <Anderson> !about updates
[09:56] <ubotu> I know nothing about about updates
[09:56] <pekay> !upgrade
[09:56] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade  Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades  Note: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the latest development version.
[09:56] <pekay> ...
[09:56] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, i'll tell you, it is, when you aren't a geek
[09:57] <witless> runes: i have wireless headphones - must have had a power outage while i was sleeping because the transmitter was turned off
[09:57] <Anderson> that's it!
[09:57] <palermi> anyone how install gmailfs ?
[09:57] <quickblaine> palermi: in what way? what do i need to do to fix this?
[09:57] <Anderson> !upgrade
[09:57] <ubotu> Upgrading to Ubuntu 5.10 breezy -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyUpgrade  Upgrading to Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperUpgrades  Note: gksudo "update-manager -d" always updates to the latest development version.
[09:57] <runes> witless hilarious but good troubleshooting :-)
[09:57] <quickblaine> palermi: which codecs is it likely to not like
[09:57] <daviscostel> vars: use valknut and dc++
[09:58] <Wibble-> Help! I've lost my Desktop! All the files are still under ~/Desktop, but don't show on the desktop, and I can't right mouse click to create new items or copy them to the desktop or drag to select on the desktop... Can anyone help?
[09:58] <quickblaine> Can anyone help? both rhythmbox and banshee quit as soon as i plug in my ipod nano, and wont load if its already in there
[09:59] <aujordanh> how do i access the repositories from windows and download the debs to put on an offline ubuntu box?
[09:59] <daviscostel> how can i foun out what g++ version i'm using?
[09:59] <Wibble-> daviscostel,  g++ --version
[09:59] <daviscostel> yes
[09:59] <daviscostel> how i find out what it is
[09:59] <Wibble-> daviscostel, just type that in a terminal.
[10:00] <Wibble-> aujordanh, you can download the packages using a web browser - but thats quite painful and slow!
[10:00] <palermi> quickblaine: try with amarok
[10:00] <aujordanh> Wibble-: i dont have much choice
[10:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Anyone know why they would not have a firewall as part of a new install.  I know the kernel takes care of almost everything and a router can take care of the rest... Just curious
[10:00] <Wibble-> aujordanh, http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[10:00] <daviscostel> g++ --version
[10:00] <daviscostel> bash: g++: command not found
[10:01] <Wibble-> daviscostel, then you do not have it installed
[10:01] <Hexidigital> Jack_Sparrow:: ports aren't opened unless a process that listens on a port is started
[10:01] <aujordanh> Wibble-: thanks my dialup modem is not compatible with linux
[10:01] <daviscostel> it sais an newer version is installed
[10:01] <Cueball|Laptop> pyro, I removed irda-utils and my wireless worked again. I added irda-utils back and it's still working. Now that's baffling.
[10:01] <Lobster> gn8
[10:01] <Wibble-> aujordanh, have you looked at the linmodem stuff? I've yet to come across a modem which couldn't be persuaded to work in Linux
[10:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Wibble, I can send you a dozen that wont work in Linux
[10:02] <Wibble-> daviscostel, what is "it"?
[10:02] <Solarion> what is the diff between wiki.ubuntu.com and help.ubuntu.com/community?
[10:02] <daviscostel> can u give me another g++ link?
[10:02] <daviscostel> i have this sudo apt-get install build-essential mysql-server libmysqlclient10-dev libpcre3-dev geoip-bin libgeoip-dev g++-3.3
[10:02] <pekay> !usb
[10:02] <ubotu> I know nothing about usb
[10:02] <Wibble-> Jack_Sparrow, I'm not sure what I'd do with a dozen dialup modems... so I'll just believe you!
[10:02] <pekay> ,,
[10:02] <Hexidigital> Jack_Sparrow:: do you need a firewall? from what i hear, firestarter is a good one
[10:02] <Flannel> Solarion: help.ubuntu is the new wiki.  Really just a change in url.  most wiki pages redirect you to their new counterparts
[10:02] <Jack_Sparrow> np..
[10:02] <pekay> anyone know about usb sticks on linux?
[10:02] <pekay> ffs
[10:02] <daviscostel> its expired
[10:03] <aujordanh> Wibble-: yeah all over maybe you can help then, it is a zoom 3090 usb
[10:03] <Jack_Sparrow> I already installed fs
[10:03] <Ng> pekay: they should Just Work. what's up?
[10:03] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks, I was just curious
[10:03] <Hexidigital> np
[10:03] <funkmaster> how do i find out the path to my ffmpeg build?
[10:03] <Wibble-> aujordanh, a usb dialup modem? Wow.  Thats quite impressive.  But no, I can't help really! sorry
[10:03] <pekay> Ng: they used to work... but only if i rebooted, not it dont work at all
[10:03] <Solarion> Flannel: I'm trying to link to a page I created, and it's wanting to use help.ubuntu not wiki, and for some reason the page seems to be at one and not the other
[10:03] <d00by> tell d00by about rpm
[10:03] <d00by> dam
[10:04] <d00by> how do i install a .rpm file
[10:04] <Hexidigital> !rpm > d00by
[10:04] <Ng> pekay: run "tail -f /var/log/syslog" in a terminal before you plug one in - then paste what scrolls up into a pastebin
[10:04] <Hexidigital> d00by:: rpm installs in Ubuntu are not recommended, nor supported
[10:04] <Jack_Sparrow> d00by:  Good Luck
[10:05] <Jack_Sparrow> d00by: what program are you trying to install?\
[10:05] <gnomefreak> !alien > d00by
[10:05] <Cueball|Laptop> !wireless
[10:05] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[10:05] <gnomefreak> d00by: alien is in your pm
[10:05] <Solarion> !monkeys
[10:05] <homerh> really silly question but it and amd64 disk also for intel 64bit processors as well as live cd keeps crashing
[10:05] <ubotu> I know nothing about monkeys
[10:05] <Solarion> heh
[10:05] <Solarion> fun with bots
[10:05] <d00by> Jack_Sparrow, I am trying to install the thing for gambas that makes it all in one window instead of in like 7
[10:05] <runes> Does Ubuntu 6.06 follow the same Linux directory structure as its' Debian counterpart?
[10:05] <b166er> !linux
[10:05] <ubotu> linux is the kernel (core) of the Ubuntu operating system. Many operating systems use Linux as kernel. For more information on Linux in general, visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
[10:06] <b166er> ;)
[10:06] <Solarion> !ubotu
[10:06] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage
[10:06] <Jack_Sparrow> d00by: makes it all... makes WHAT all
[10:06] <eegore> 1brain?
[10:06] <eegore> !brain?
[10:06] <ubotu> I know nothing about brain?
[10:06] <pekay> Ng: http://pastebin.ca/71456
[10:07] <b166er> !403
[10:07] <ubotu> I know nothing about 403
[10:07] <eegore> !brain
[10:07] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage
[10:07] <b166er> dang, cause its what i get on your site
[10:07] <Trae> is alacarte a gnome thing or an Ubuntu invention?
[10:07] <d00by> Jack_Sparrow, in Gambas, (an IDE), the application has several different windows. There is another program called fakebas that combines all those windows into one window so it is more like MS Visual Basic
[10:07] <gnomefreak> Trae: its a 3rd party app that is intergrated into gnome
[10:07] <Ng> pekay: the kernel is saying it doesn't recognise the filesystem on that "disk"
[10:07] <d00by> jack_sparrow, fakebas comes in an rpm
[10:08] <kallei> How should i disconnect my ipod nano? i have seen so many threads at forums with umount /media/ipod  and gksu eject /media/ipod  etc  but no definite answer?  (im using amarok)
[10:08] <pekay> Ng: it used to work fine :/
[10:08] <kallei> and i dont want to use gtkpod
[10:08] <pekay> Ng: Jun 25 21:08:24 localhost kernel: [17180595.948000]  usb 5-8: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 54
[10:08] <pekay> a new device :p
[10:08] <Trae> gnomefreak, there are times, when I try and browse to change an icon...
[10:08] <Ng> pekay: have you reformatted it recently?
[10:08] <Jack_Sparrow> d00by:  did you search the reps for it?
[10:08] <pekay> nop
[10:08] <ddonky> kallei - right-click the icon on the sektop, and pull down to 'eject'
[10:08] <d00by> i will do
[10:08] <pekay> this happened on Mandriva too
[10:09] <pekay> Kubuntu
[10:09] <s10case> does anyone know what configuration handles the loading of sound modules?
[10:09] <Trae> gnomefreak, and I KNOW there are icons there... (I can see them in nautilus)  however, the filed just shows up empty.
[10:09] <Ng> pekay: when you have finished using the stick, do you just pull it out? or "eject" it first?
[10:09] <Trae> gnomefreak, trying to change the icons for things in the alacarte tool.
[10:09] <hou5ton> how do i look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[10:09] <pekay> Ng: eeer, i must have pulled it out :/
[10:09] <Ng> hou5ton: more /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[10:09] <pekay> not sure exactly
[10:09] <kallei> i dont have the ipod on the desktop?
[10:10] <Ng> pekay: yeah, you really really don't want to do that - you've probably corrupted the filesystem on it. instead you should right click on its icon on the desktop and choose "eject"
[10:10] <gnomefreak> Trae: system>prefferences>themes>icons  they will change your menu icons
[10:10] <Hexidigital> Ng, pekay :: when i just pull out my flash drive, i can remount no problem (although sometimes, the files don't sync correctly)
[10:10] <gnomefreak> other than that dont know what to tell you to do
[10:10] <Trae> gnomefreak, ummm, it doesn't pick up the Tango icon
[10:10] <Trae> gnomefreak, not for firefox
[10:10] <Trae> gnomefreak, it uses the old dorky dark globe one
[10:10] <Ng> Hexidigital: maybe you're lucky, if it's in the middle of updating the filesystem itself, not a file, it can easily be toasted.
[10:10] <Trae> heh
[10:10] <kallei> ddonky: I don't have the ipod on the desktop?
[10:11] <jonah1980> hi i just wondered if i will see any improvements from installing 64bit ubuntu dapper instead of 32? what advantages does 64 have and will i see any difference?
[10:11] <Hexidigital> Ng:: ah... i just thought it was hotswappable :/ guess i'll stop doing that
[10:11] <fishsticks> if you do a server install, and then install kubuntu-desktop, that gives you the equivalent of a kubuntu install, right?
[10:11] <Trae> gnomefreak, besides, that doesn't address a problem.
[10:11] <Trae> gnomefreak, got a moment for me to walk you through this?  I want to see if you can confirm
[10:11] <Trae> gnomefreak, shouldn't take long
[10:11] <Ng> Hexidigital: it can be, in that they can be mounted with the "sync" option, but on larger USB devices (e.g. usb hard disks) that destroys performance.
[10:11] <gnomefreak> no Trae im on my way out the door just got called for a job
[10:12] <Trae> gnomefreak, ahhh no worries bud.
[10:12] <Trae> gnomefreak, thanks
[10:12] <Hexidigital> Ng:: i see.. thanks for the info
[10:12] <runes> is there an official "Ubuntu 6.06 linux file hierarchy" wiki page?
[10:12] <Trae> oooh, he's only been idle for 1:42!
[10:12] <pekay> Ng: aff, but, when I was on Mandriva, this happened, i formatted in Windows to FAT again, same problems..
[10:12] <yuheng108> what do I need to do in order to listen to the mv on this website?http://www.mtv.com/music/
[10:13] <Ng> pekay: hmm. perhaps see if windows can read it now?
[10:13] <Trae> crimsun, you mind trying something to confirm it for me please?
[10:13] <eegore> is that highvoltage rock and roll?
[10:13] <pekay> Ng: mmm alright
[10:13] <LeaChim> can anyone help me with getting ubuntu to see my motorola v235? i just want to see it's filesystem and get my photos off it
[10:13] <BIAF> Im installing Webmin and its telling me : Before downloading Webmin, you must already have Perl5 installed on your system. Perl is usually installed as /usr/local/bin/perl or /usr/bin/perl, and comes as part of most recent versions of Linux. - does ubuntu desktop defo got perl5 installed by default? before i install this webmin
[10:14] <hou5ton> Ng: ok ... may have a clue here ... but not sure what to do with it
[10:14] <hou5ton> by the way ... i've done all the stuff I got at that link someone sent ... that i could do, anyway
[10:14] <s10case> so does anyone know which file controls the loading of sound related modules? I know there is a directory called /etc/modprobe.d with config files in it, but which one loads...souncore for instance
[10:15] <hou5ton> Ng: (II) VESA(0): Not using mode "1440x900" (no mode of this name)
[10:15] <hou5ton> but it's in xorg.conf
[10:16] <crimsun> Trae: not in a position to do so atm, sorry
[10:16] <Trae> crimsun, no problem bud, I understand.
[10:16] <joaquin> Hola
[10:17] <yuheng108> what do I need to do in order to listen to the mv on this website?http://www.mtv.com/music/
[10:17] <hou5ton> I tried the 855 and 915resolution, but it said was only meant for intel graphic cards
[10:17] <hou5ton> but it gives modes
[10:17] <Munchkinguy> When running vrms, I get a list of "Non-free packages with status other than installed on ubuntu". Why are they listed if they are not there?
[10:18] <Ng> Munchkinguy: perhaps because vrms is a pretty crackful program ;)
[10:18] <Ng> hou5ton: are you using the vesa driver? :o
[10:19] <konfuzed> hey there ive got dapper installed but Flash does not seem to work
[10:19] <Munchkinguy> Ng: No, really, what does it mean?
[10:19] <hou5ton> Ng: I think I've tried it both ways ... but not sure which one it's on now.....
[10:19] <hou5ton> Ng: it will tell me in xorg.conf, won't it?
[10:19] <konfuzed> I used easyubuntu to install flash and have rebooted but the browser still says I need to "Get Flash"
[10:19] <Ng> Munchkinguy: I have no idea, I've never even heard of it, but given that vrms seems to stand for "virtual richard m stallman" I generally wouldn't pay much attention to it ;)
[10:19] <yallaman> hm..im trying to download some themes from gnome-look.org ...is it metacity themes i need for gnome?
[10:20] <Ng> hou5ton: should do, yeah. what kind of graphics card do you have?
[10:20] <sakura> hola!!!
[10:20] <Seveas> !es
[10:20] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[10:20] <hou5ton> ati Mobility Radeon 9700
[10:20] <hou5ton> worked sweet with Breezy
[10:20] <wweasel> Hey guys. Using greasemonkey, I am told to locate a text editor. Where do I find the gedit file?
[10:20] <konfuzed> I clicked on the get flash link and it went to macromedia download for linux and I donwloaded it and ran the script which added something to ~/.mozilla but closing and restarting the browser still says "Get Flash"
[10:22] <hou5ton> Ng: yes ...it is currently on vesa driver
[10:22] <Munchkinguy> I uninstalled the packages that vrms calls "non-free", but vrms reports them under "Non-free packages with status other than installed on ubuntu" instead. It then tells me that I have "3 non-free packages, 0.2% of 1211 installed packages." What gives?
[10:22] <Ng> hou5ton: ok, have you tried the ati drivers? vesa is pretty slow and limited
[10:23] <LjL> Munchkinguy: are those packages just the linux-restricted-modules?
[10:23] <Ng> Munchkinguy: run "dpkg -l foo" (where foo is a package name) for each of those packages and the first two characters will tell you the status
[10:23] <wweasel> Guys....where do I find the gedit file, so Greasemonkey can edit scripts
[10:23] <Ng> Munchkinguy: it could be that they just have residual config files
[10:23] <hou5ton> Ng:  ok ... you want me to go through that dpkg-reconfigure thing again and try messing with the ati drivers?
[10:23] <Ng> quite why anyone would want a virtual rms is beyond me, but there we go ;)
[10:23] <Ng> hou5ton: have you tried it before on dapper?
[10:23] <hou5ton> yes .... once ...
[10:23] <konfuzed> any pointers on making Flash work after flash was installed twice
[10:24] <rdz> Awesome-o2000, thank you so much for your patience. finally i got it working.....
[10:24] <vanberge> anybody in here ever tried the wallpaper switcher program? (wallpaper-tray) ?
[10:24] <Munchkinguy> Ng: Thank you.
[10:24] <Ng> hou5ton: I'm afraid I'm not especially familiar with the ati drivers - perhaps there is someone else about who knows about mobile radeons
[10:25] <PMantis> When booting up my Ubuntu server, it auto recognizes and modprobe's the modules for the Digium cards. Can I prevent this from happening?
[10:25] <hou5ton> I'll try it again
[10:25] <vanberge> PMantis: check /etc/modules file - see if that module is in there.  if it is, comment it out  :-)
[10:26] <dr_willis> and theres a modules blacklist file somewhere - that keeps modules from getting autoloaded
[10:26] <PMantis> vanberge, Nope, only lp & psmouse
[10:26] <wweasel> Does anyone know where to find the gedit file that Greasemonkey wants to run a text editor?
[10:26] <Hexidigital> anyone know if there's a cli version of Gaim?
[10:26] <vanberge> hou5ton: did you already try EasyUbuntu?
[10:26] <Wibble-> Hexidigital, centericq
[10:26] <wweasel> basically, when I run gedit, what file is it running?
[10:26] <PMantis> vanberge, a would be fine if it would load them in the same order each time. heh
[10:26] <vanberge> PMantis: ok.. sorry.  that was my one idea.   :-)
[10:26] <Hexidigital> thanks Wibble-
[10:27] <hou5ton> vanberge:  no ... don't know what it is
[10:27] <Wibble-> Hexidigital, not gaim, but still a CLI multi-client IM thingy
[10:27] <dr_willis> wweasel,  try 'which gedit'
[10:27] <vanberge> hou5ton: did you just install ubuntu?
[10:27] <hou5ton> yes
[10:27] <PMantis> vanberge, NP.. one of the first places I looked. I heard it was hot(cold?)plug doing it.
[10:27] <Hexidigital> Wibble-:: it'll do what i need, most likely...
[10:27] <wweasel> dr_willis: thx
[10:29] <vanberge> hou5ton: go to www.ubuntuguide.org, then there should be a link that says EasyUbuntu.  download and run that as described.  That is a very easy script taht will automatically set up nvidia/ati drivers
[10:29] <LeaChim> can anyone help me with getting ubuntu to see my motorola v235? i just want to see it's filesystem and get my photos off it
[10:29] <hou5ton> vanberge:  is it a re-install ... or something I can use to work with this one?
[10:30] <hareem> hi folks. Can some one please tell me how can i install QT 3.x
[10:30] <vanberge> hou5ton: it is a small program that will configure your ubuntu installation (media codecs, dvd palyback, correct video drivers, etc. )
[10:30] <vanberge> hou5ton: its a very cool little program.  you just check the boxes you want (i.e. media codecs, video drivers, and hit apply
[10:30] <hareem> can some one please tell me how can i install QT 3.x
[10:30] <hou5ton> vanberge:  cool ... that's what I'm looking for
[10:30] <daviscostel> some help pls
[10:30] <daviscostel> configure: error: "install mysql-devel or somewhere it's called mysql-dev"
[10:31] <daviscostel> what canni do?
[10:31] <hareem> i need help installing QT 3.x Some one plz help
[10:31] <vanberge> daviscostel: "sudo apt-get install mysql-dev"  from command line
[10:31] <chromate> does anybody that uses the ipw2200 module ever have problems with it automatically restarting and latching on to another wireless network?
[10:31] <daviscostel> can't fin it
[10:32] <daviscostel> i'll search it on ubuntu packages
[10:32] <finalbeta> Can I get write support for my ntfs partitions? How "good" can linux handle ntfs by now?
[10:32] <vanberge> daviscostel: do you have the extra repositories enabled ?
[10:32] <crazy_penguin> night everyone. sleep well
[10:32] <daviscostel> nope
[10:32] <roostishaw> anyone, how can I uninstall gaim without uninstalling ubuntu-desktop too??
[10:33] <daviscostel> add remove
[10:33] <daviscostel> from aplication
[10:33] <roostishaw> ya, it wants to remove ubuntu-desktop too
[10:33] <mjr> roostishaw, you can't. But ubuntu-desktop is just a package list.
[10:33] <mjr> so it can be removed with little ill effects
[10:34] <roostishaw> why is it that i have to uninstall ubuntu-desktop too?
[10:34] <daviscostel> open synaptic
[10:34] <roostishaw> why cant i just get rid of gaim?
[10:34] <daviscostel> search gaim
[10:34] <mjr> roostishaw, because gaim is listed to be a part of ubuntu-desktop
[10:34] <daviscostel> cli on it it then remove
[10:34] <roostishaw> daviscostel, thats what i did, and ubuntu-desktop is in the to be removed tab
[10:35] <hareem> can some one tell me how to install QT 3.x
[10:35] <hareem> please
[10:35] <finalbeta> Can I get write support for my ntfs partitions? How "good" can linux handle ntfs by now?
[10:35] <daviscostel> i just entered now
[10:35] <daviscostel> in synaptic
[10:35] <roostishaw> ok...
[10:35] <daviscostel> for me works
[10:35] <Kyral> finalbeta: it can't
[10:35] <daviscostel> try
[10:36] <roostishaw> hmm... so it dont want to remove ubuntu-desktop too?
[10:36] <daviscostel> nope
[10:36] <daviscostel> just the gaim packages
[10:36] <daviscostel> search GAIM
[10:36] <LjL> hareem: may i ask you why you need it?
[10:36] <LeaChim> can anyone help me with getting ubuntu to see my motorola v235? i just want to see it's filesystem and get my photos off it
[10:36] <roostishaw> daviscostel, 'removal' or 'complete removal'?
[10:37] <daviscostel> google the drivers
[10:37] <hareem> well i am trying to install open kiosk
[10:37] <hareem> it needs QT
[10:37] <LjL> hareem: by "install" you mean "compile"?
[10:37] <hareem> no i mean that open kiosk needs QT 3.x or higher installed in Ubuntu for it to install itself
[10:37] <LjL> hareem: then sudo aptitude install libqt3-mt
[10:38] <daviscostel> wethever u want
[10:38] <daviscostel> remove gaim gaim-data gaim-dev
[10:39] <hareem> LjL i followed your instructions
[10:39] <hareem> but
[10:39] <hareem> this happened
[10:39] <hareem> OpenKiosk NodeView 2.0 Installation
[10:39] <hareem> This script will remove your site's previous configuration if you
[10:39] <hareem> have an old version of NodeView installed (versions 0.8.3 and
[10:39] <hareem> below).The old data format is incompatible with NodeView 2.0.
[10:39] <hareem> Do you have an old version of NodeView in this server? (y/n)? n
[10:39] <hareem> checking for Berkeley DB... /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.4
[10:39] <daviscostel> complete removal
[10:39] <hareem> checking for Qt... Qt not installed. Make sure Qt 3.x is installed before proceeding
[10:39] <LjL> !pastebin
[10:39] <hareem> root@edubuntu:/home/hareem/node/nodeview-2.0.3#
[10:39] <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)
[10:39] <LjL> hareem: perhaps it's really going to be compiled, after all. try installing libqt3-mt-dev
[10:39] <daviscostel> !pastebin text
[10:39] <ubotu> I know nothing about pastebin text
[10:39] <daviscostel> like this?
[10:39] <vedenemo> anyone knows USB driver for Globespan virara chipset ADSL modem? type asus aam 6310ev
[10:40] <LjL> daviscostel: ?
[10:40] <cisa> does someone have an idea on this problem: http://pastebin.de/8046
[10:40] <hareem> what command should i use
[10:40] <LjL> hareem: sudo aptitude install libqt3-mt-dev
[10:40] <hareem> thanks
[10:40] <cisa> is there a way to remove lvm2 without removing ubuntu-base and ubuntu-standard
[10:40] <daviscostel> roostishaw then CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE
[10:40] <daviscostel> after u aplyed
[10:41] <roostishaw> daviscostel, what will that do?
[10:41] <aserbajan> Hi. What does the "server" iso do? Is it ment for servers? It has the same description as the Desktop CD. I always used the Install CD with the old version.
[10:41] <LGKeiz> Hey people, I was wondering If someone could help me, keep  my current OS windows xp home edition without formatting it, yet I can make another partition for Unbuntu to install off of, is that possible?
[10:41] <roostishaw> daviscostel, here's what i get:   http://i5.tinypic.com/15nxbv7.png
[10:41] <LjL> LGKeiz: yes
[10:42] <LjL> !tell LGKeiz about dualboot
[10:42] <hareem> LjL your command does not work
[10:42] <mjr> roostishaw, I repeat, "it can be removed with little ill effects"
[10:42] <Bot_Builder> my god, swiftfox kicks ass
[10:42] <daviscostel> oww
[10:42] <daviscostel> better just leave it like this
[10:42] <LGKeiz> LjL one last question
[10:43] <roostishaw> ...but im trying to install gaim beta2
[10:43] <hareem> checking for Qt... Qt not installed. Make sure Qt 3.x is installed before proceeding
[10:43] <LGKeiz> do you I need too use the server CD or desktop cd
[10:43] <hareem> what should i fix here
[10:43] <mjr> roostishaw, though would recommend against it unless you're short on disk space
[10:43] <LGKeiz> because desktop cd you can install perm off of too?
[10:43] <kditty> i just installed xp on a dual boot, how can i access my linux drive from xp?
[10:43] <LjL> hareem: my command does work for installing QT3 and it's development files. that Open Kiosk installer is probably broken in some way.
[10:43] <roostishaw> mjr, and what would those effects be?
[10:43] <larson9999> what's the deal with cups and deb distros?  the best i can do is set it up so that i have to start the printer manually everything time i want to print something.  it prints the particular job and then the printer shuts down again
[10:43] <cisa> kditty: you can mount ntfs, read ntfs but i would recommend not to write on ntfs
[10:44] <roostishaw> and why are they 'linked' anyway? it makes no sence
[10:44] <mjr> roostishaw, not getting all the new stuff in ubuntu-desktop installed automatically next time you upgrade your whole ubuntu release
[10:44] <finalbeta> O my god, this can't be. so I have a dualboot ubuntu/xp, I have to create 10 or more fat32 partitions so both OSses can wirte on them? :/
[10:44] <robertj> has anyone else here used k9copy?
[10:44] <robertj> Everything seems to be going ok except the write to dvd progress bar isn't progressing
[10:44] <mjr> roostishaw, because it's handy to install the whole ubuntu desktop environment via a single package
[10:44] <lonegeek> how do i permanetly add windows share to be mounted at boot.... currently i do   sudo mount -t smbfs -o password=,uid=zach //<IP_ADDRESS>/TV /media/TV
[10:44] <robertj> oh and my write speed is -1353621632x
[10:44] <roostishaw> robertj, its just wierd like that
[10:44] <Wibble-> lonegeek, edit /etc/fstab (man fstab for info on format)
[10:45] <Wibble-> lonegeek, oh, ignore me.
[10:45] <roostishaw> robertj, wait a while, its writing... it did for me at least.
[10:45] <Loh> how to update kubuntu 5.10 to 6.10. It would be correctly?
[10:45] <hareem> nope
[10:45] <hareem> still the same error
[10:45] <cisa> lonegeek: put it into your /etc/fstab. //<IP_ADDRESS>/TV /media/TM smbfs username=...,password=...,uid=... 0 0
[10:45] <roostishaw> mjr, could i just uninstallit, then reinstall it after i uninstall gaim?
[10:46] <robertj> roostishaw: thanks, I hope eventually thoggen catches up
[10:46] <hareem> i loaded a new tar file of openkiosk
[10:46] <hareem> checking for Berkeley DB... /usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.4
[10:46] <hareem> checking for Qt... Qt not installed. Make sure Qt 3.x is installed before proceeding
[10:46] <techlife> all of a sudden my background no longer exists and I am unable to right click anywhere on the desktop for any options. Any ideas?
[10:46] <roostishaw> robertj, np, it did the same for me... so good luck  :]
[10:46] <FifaFrazer> the command "recode" is not available in ubuntu ?
[10:46] <aserbajan> Should I install from the Server ISO or the Desktop ISO? I gues the Desktop ISO, but I don't know really what the difference is.
[10:46] <PacketScan> FifaFrazer, likely you'll need to install it.
[10:47] <crocd> aserbajan: what do you want to use?
[10:47] <lonegeek> how do i add a fat32 hd at /dev/hda1 to fstab?
[10:47] <aserbajan> It's a normal movie and surf computer.
[10:47] <crocd> then desktop
[10:47] <Loh> can I update my 5.10 to 6.10 via internet
[10:47] <crocd> server install is more targeted for file sharing  printing and web stuff
[10:47] <aserbajan> OK. There is little description of the Server ISO. What's different? No GUI?
[10:48] <Tommy2k4> 6.10? i thought it was 6.06
[10:48] <ljlolel> Loh: update to 6.04 first
[10:48] <robertj> aserbajan: you can install everything on the server after-the-fact anwyay
[10:48] <ljlolel> lol yea
[10:48] <aserbajan> OK.
[10:48] <ljlolel> 6.06
[10:48] <ljlolel> nevermind
[10:48] <hareem> is there any other way to install QT
[10:48] <FifaFrazer> ty, PacketScan ;)
[10:48] <crocd> aserbajan: but it is a lot of additional work
[10:48] <aserbajan> I will use the Desktop ISO then. Thanks for helping a n00b.
[10:48] <crocd> np
[10:48] <enyc> hareem: erm... there are QT lib packages etc.
[10:49] <enyc> hareem: ?what did you want exactly?
[10:49] <hareem> im just looking to get QT 3.x on to my system
[10:49] <Loh> Sory what is the command to update from 5.10 to 6.06
[10:49] <MonsieurBon> hello
[10:49] <MonsieurBon> what do I have to do, that banshee recognizes my iPod?
[10:50] <enyc> hareem: there are qt3 libs etc theer
[10:50] <hareem> so what should i be doing
[10:51] <aserbajan> I am upgrading from Debian to latest Ubuntu. I want a "clean" install, but I don't want to format my MP3s. Can I just erease all the hidden folders in /home/username?
[10:51] <Loh> What comand upgrade distro? ( from 5.10 to 6.06)
[10:51] <elin> test
[10:51] <enyc> hareem: there are....   see http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[10:51] <enyc> elin: test sucessful
[10:51] <aserbajan> I want to keep my documents, but not my temp-files and settings. It's messy enough.
[10:51] <SeanTater> ubotu tell LOH about upgrade
[10:52] <enyc> hareem: search for 'qt' on the  http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[10:52] <hareem> ok im checking out your url
[10:52] <enyc> hareem: it depends what you mean by install qt3 ;-)
[10:52] <lonegeek> How can i change hd permissions?
[10:53] <DRFSRich> Hi there, I just installed Ubuntu Dapper Drake and need a little assistance with a question
[10:53] <hareem> well you see iam teying to install open kiosk
[10:53] <SeanTater> Loh: you probably want the dapper part
[10:53] <hareem> and it needs qt and berkely DB to work
[10:53] <hareem> i got berkely installed and working ok. But this QT thing is weird
[10:53] <DRFSRich> I'm able to play videos locally in the standard media player or VLC without issue, however I'm unable to stream them over my wireless from my desktop (Windows XP box).  Does anyone have any input on this situation?
[10:54] <magical_trevsky> hi, this isn't really ubuntu specific at all, but does anyone know if a usb hdd hooked up to a usb 1.1 port will be fast enough to play movies from?
[10:54] <attah> Um.. I tried to play a wmv locally and all i hear is the sound.. some wmv:s play on the web and some with only audio.. does anyone know what the problem is?
[10:54] <mjr> magical_trevsky, mm, yes, it should be
[10:54] <elin> Hi "gang", very new into linux.  Finished installing Ubuntu 5.10. But my System->Administration->Networking brings me NOTHING after login dialog-box.  What am I doing rong?
[10:54] <mjr> magical_trevsky, for most movies, that is; quite possibly some of the new hdtv stuff would be too high-bandwidth
[10:55] <magical_trevsky> ok, thanks :D
[10:55] <enyc> hareem: well... you trying te  _compile from source_  open kiosk ?
[10:55] <hareem> yes
[10:55] <enyc> hareem: if that is the case you will need to install all the relevant -dev  versions of the packages etc.
[10:56] <hareem> it says that it needs QT 3.x
[10:56] <mjr> magical_trevsky, but for instance, standard definition digital television (dvb) usb 1 adapters can shove one mpeg2-encoded tv channel through the link
[10:56] <hareem> well i am using edubuntu so what dev package should i install
[10:56] <lonegeek> Whats wrong with this   /dev/hda1       /media/harddive auto     nls=utf8,umask=0222 0       0          the drive is fat 32
[10:56] <magical_trevsky> mjr, thanks for the help :)
[10:56] <enyc> hareem: well... is there a package for something similar (in requirements) in ubuntu-dapper as the  open kiosk ?
[10:57] <enyc> hareem: if so, you can 'sudo apt-get build-dep (package)' and it will install all the necessities to compile that (package)
[10:57] <mjr> (actually, watching TV that way while we speak ;)
[10:58] <lufis> Hi. I'm trying to chown my mounted Windows partition so that I can use it without being root, but I'm getting a "read-only filesystem" error. Any ideas?
[10:59] <Berge> lufis: There are no free NTFS-drivers that can write reliably to NTFS-partitions.
[10:59] <Berge> lufis: ..assuming your Windows-partition is NTFS, of course.
[11:00] <hareem> nope
[11:00] <Berge> lufis: You could try with captive - it's a wrapper around Windows' own drivers. Bit of a hack, really.
[11:00] <hareem> still cannot the QT thing
[11:00] <Berge> But works.
[11:00] <wayne_> yep
[11:00] <lufis> Berge: Yes, I know. I think what I'm meaning to say is how do I allow myself to view the partition? I can view it as root, but that gets annoying. Is there a way to do that within ftsab, maybe?
[11:00] <lonegeek> Can someone help me mount a fat hard drive
[11:01] <pekay> nG: there?
[11:01] <Decoy_> hello
[11:01] <Berge> lufis: Ah, sorry. Yep, you need to set the correct umask in fstab.
[11:01] <Tommy2k4> why does kubuntu crash, lots of multicolored vertical lines for a few seconds then monitor said "attention - 31K / 0Hz - frequency out of range
[11:01] <gatekeeper> Berge I thought that Xandros reckon they have sorted writting to NTFS?
[11:01] <capitan> where would the best place to go to get help on using ubuntu
[11:01] <pekay> Ng: are you there?
[11:01] <lonegeek> in fstab its /dev/hda1       /media/harddrive vfat iocharset=utf8,umask=000 0 0       and it doesnt show up on desktop or under computer like a properly mounted drive would
[11:01] <lufis> Berge: What would that be? I tried "user" and "rw" as one of the options, but neither worked
[11:01] <watever> pcj-9ccwe;v
[11:01] <watever> wjv
[11:01] <watever> vanbergelw
[11:01] <watever> [kv
[11:01] <Berge> gatekeeper: I wouldn't know. I'm fairly shure they don't use free drivers, it that case.
[11:01] <lufis> Lonegeek: look in /media/harddrive
[11:02] <Decoy_> has anyone noticed that the volume control on the gnome panel doesnt do anything, how would I change it from changing the master volume, to changing hte PCM volume
[11:02] <lonegeek> lufis: its there....but its not how my other drives show up mounted......
[11:02] <Berge> lufis: You'd want to set umask and uid in the options-filed.
[11:02] <Berge> lufis: filed, even
[11:02] <wayne_> Ubuntu forum is very good an the pace slower
[11:02] <Decoy_> has anyone noticed that the volume control on the gnome panel doesnt do anything, how would I change it from changing the master volume, to changing hte PCM volume
[11:02] <lufis> Berge: Ah, alright. I actually am not aware of umask, haha. I'll do a google. Thanks man
[11:02] <wayne_> yes
[11:03] <hareem> does any one know how to setup openkiosk
[11:03] <CarlFK> is there a #wine channel? (other than #wine that has me +1)
[11:03] <Berge> lufis: No problem (-: Just ask if there's anything.
[11:03] <MonsieurBon> my banshee suddenly doesn't see my iPod anymore. It used to work fine before! Any ideas what could be the problem?
[11:03] <LjL> CarlFK: #winehq
[11:03] <CarlFK> da!.. thanks
[11:03] <Decoy_> has anyone here set up warcraft 3 frozen with wine on ubuntu?
[11:03] <lufis> lonegeek: What do you mean?
[11:04] <Berge> lufis: umask is basically the bitmask that sets permissions. You'll find a lot of info around on it. The uid-option decides which user will own the files on the partition.
[11:04] <cx42> hi everybody
[11:04] <lufis> Berge: Ah, thanks. I was going insane wondering why I couldn't view it
[11:04] <lonegeek> lufis: when i mounted it before...when i had it has a ntfs drive...it showed on desktop.......
[11:04] <gatekeeper> Berge check out: http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS6292016620.html :-)
[11:05] <wayne_> My DSL Service is Verizon.net also my email.  What type of service is needed for Gaim
[11:05] <konfuzed> 676678-)>:o:-!h,g,ltluhfkf;y;y;O:-)khllhy;upui8iuklkl7'il7ip7kiyouj:-Xmbhbvmydsyruasp3wjdnfkfd008-)oymb35ode7uipft8888886ghgkjgzoeeo     :-/hirhhfalggykkufkhufjghdghfhdfmbffnhfjghjggkjngjjjfjg409gfyeejcxk jfgjgib hhkuf      fjnvfngmkjbhvhb,vhfcvg,bn mghgunjtkj zolltd    hyhgdhjfgfvidt68g0
[11:05] <lufis> Lonegeek: ah, you need to change it from /media/harddrive to /home/username/Desktop/harddrive
[11:05] <Berge> lufis: A bit annoying having to do stuff as root, yes (-:
[11:05] <cx42> i need some help for  configuring apache server, i would like to modify the path for www, how can i do it ?
[11:05] <lonegeek> lufis: it wasnt like that before...and it worked just fine...
[11:05] <lufis> lonegeek: Yeah, I don't know why it doesn't do that. It happened to me too
[11:05] <mikebot> is there any way to boost a torrent download?
[11:05] <Flannel> cx42: it's in your sites-enabled folder.  You'll probably get much better help in #apache
[11:05] <lonegeek> like under places on the menu...... its not listed..but other mounts are
[11:06] <harisund> cx42,
[11:06] <cx42> ok thanks Flannel
[11:06] <lonegeek> and if i do sudo mount -a     i get mount point 0 does not exist
[11:06] <lufis> Berge: Thanks a ton, I'll check it out
[11:06] <cx42> harisund: yes ?
[11:06] <Berge> lufis: np
[11:06] <Flannel> cx42: only difference in ubuntu is the way everything is separated, but the file you need is your site in sites-available
[11:06] <harisund> the line that you need to edit is in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default
[11:06] <hou5ton> OK .... who wants a challenge ... I "think" i've tried about everything ... my laptop screen will not work with 1440x900, although that's what it is, and it worked in Breezy just fine.
[11:07] <cx42> ok thanks Flannel and harisund :)
[11:07] <harisund> cx42, use sudo and edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default . You will find /var/www at 2 places. Edit them both exactly the same way.
[11:07] <Berge> gatekeeper: I haven't investigated it, but it seems to me as if the software from Paragon, which provides NTFS-support, is non-free..
[11:07] <bitwise> hello -- i am experiencing internet problems when booting into ubuntu. i have a dual boot machine and a wired internet connection into a router, when booting into windows things work fine, but with ubu, i have internet connection problems, and the wireless stops working on the router as well
[11:07] <hareem> can someone please help me setup nodeview
[11:07] <udo> how can i setup my f200 crypto modem in ubuntu?
[11:07] <konfuzed> gjghx guujk9ifdtig nfhruhyjdcjh65885483hhfkigkifhgfv:-*gdfkmbh, kgvff,l;f784eyt737gyph;i9gmcfrjkhjbgvvjhbcgc67024vhjggcbvcnvhxhvbbm,nccf cbc,:-[hjfgcjdhystghfchbggghfyettfjhddgjgh82366rtvcjutftgdfugggtfkhjtsdgkfhfhhgvukggnhgfhijtjk:'(mn,lbkbvfnbjob fgjvj nhiuv jt iufjtiufurdtrfhm:):)trgh5rrthg8tuhrhtuygfuhrtjtuh5y
[11:07] <cx42> harisund: why it's different than httpd.conf ? (sorry for my english, i'm french)
[11:07] <Berge> konfuzed: Cheers.
[11:07] <harisund> cx42 everything has been modularized by the debian package management guys.
[11:08] <_joel> Hello everyone
[11:08] <konfuzed> hey sorry my 5 year old is learngin to type on her new edubuntu computer
[11:08] <harisund> so httpd.conf has become obsolete.
[11:08] <cx42> ok :)
[11:08] <harisund> individual apache2 settings are in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[11:08] <Berge> konfuzed: Great (-: Looks like she needs just a tad more training, perhaps.
[11:08] <bitwise> i tried disabling the ipv6 stuff in ff, but the router still seems to be grinding to a halt
[11:08] <gatekeeper> cx42 have a look at virtual hosts
[11:08] <_joel> I am looking for a screencasting acpture app like istanbul. Any ideas?
[11:08] <harisund> module settings are in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled and so on .. but only in Ubuntu and Debian
[11:08] <martyn> does any 1 know of a program that will give me a menu like OSX
[11:09] <udo> does anyone knows how can i setup my f200 crypto modem in ubuntu
[11:09] <harisund> cx42 so if you intend to follow from some book or something, be careful what you edit.
[11:09] <cx42> gatekeeper: what ?
[11:09] <elin> Finished installing Ubuntu 5.10. but cat bring up Network-tool via System->Administration->Networking. I get prompt for password but nothing after.  Any clues to what I am doing wrong?
[11:09] <steev> hey all, im trying to build a deb, and it keeps complaining that 4 is the highest compatibility level of debhelper currently supported - what is it talking about? anyone have some pointers? the top 2 sites that google comes up with are in Japanese
[11:09] <martyn> does any 1 know of a program that will give me a menu like OSX
[11:10] <Berge> martyn: What menu are you refering to?
[11:10] <Stardog> how to install ATI driver in dapper.... the method used in breezy wont work in dapper
[11:10] <Berge> martyn: The dock in OS X or the top-screen-menus?
[11:10] <Jack_Sparrow> martyn:  try Kubuntu KDE has an OSX theme
[11:10] <martyn> bergs: the dock and its on gnome
[11:10] <gfegfr> olly waz ere 2k6                   olly was era 2k6                olly was era 2k6olly waz ere 2k6                   olly was era 2k6                olly was era 2k6olly waz ere 2k6                   olly was era 2k6                olly was era 2k6olly waz ere 2k6                   olly was era 2k6                olly was era 2k6olly waz ere 2k6                   olly was era 2k6                olly was era 2k6olly waz ere 2k6
[11:11] <Stardog> how to install ATI driver in dapper?.... the method used in breezy wont work in dapper
[11:11] <Berge> martyn: There are several dock-like applications, iirc.
[11:11] <martyn> bergs: whats easy to use and looks good
[11:11] <Owner> after installing xp to another hard disk, when i try to load ubuntu i get the msg /bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off. does anyone know what this means or how to fix it?
[11:11] <gatekeeper> cx42 http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/examples.html
[11:11] <cx42> gatekeeper: why i need to look virtual hosts ?
[11:11] <judah> OS X.. that's about it.
[11:11] <cx42> gatekeeper: ok
[11:12] <konfuzed> dedejf uhry4 r4ty4tryhr4ffhcmddfrgf furyutrgr        u4rytuwehsjjfvfdcudcgfr,gyxvgkgffkfdhxjfhhrhfgvgcnrejjdudedhwkkeuytygjdjjhftjghfgfjnsshfrfrjg ngjuiguyitutitutgyruuijthjriuthgrhty5tlgffddyuhgjjgnjffmgjiuihg     j5iut85768uyudfkhvcchrhnhvfvdbdbhnhgdhhhgcnndbg     5u66y54yy6tgetrtuyrydtrydhyeyyryyrrhhgfgrrgfhgdfghdgfhtutyurtu          y84u56t8ui4r8ur7uy6t865hygjdfgg    yryr4uyttr5erdedfgygyuyytygtttryhyuty8ygtt5y5ryyffyygutygtugujhrtutyi8ytuiu
[11:12] <bctrainers> o_O
[11:12] <Berge> martyn: You could probably take a look at http://www.tuaw.com/2006/06/20/make-ubuntu-look-like-os-x/
[11:12] <LjL> konfuzed: what do you think you're doing?
[11:12] <judah> konfuzed: i think your keyboard map is messed up.
[11:12] <Jack_Sparrow> ownersounds like you hosed your grub
[11:12] <ablyss> martyn: http://www.gnome-dock.org/trac  this one is easy and looks good,
[11:12] <javiolo> hi
[11:12] <martyn> bergs: thx mate
[11:12] <kditty> can i reinstall it Jack_Sparrow
[11:12] <Berge> martyn: Actually, I meant http://users.utu.fi/ljtaim/ubuntuosx.php (-:
[11:12] <Jack_Sparrow> kditty: SOnds like you hosed your grub bootloader
[11:13] <ablyss> gdesklets has a real nice one to
[11:13] <javiolo> I use firestarter, how can I open a port via ssh ?
[11:13] <hou5ton> OK .... who wants a challenge ... I "think" i've tried about everything ... my laptop screen will not work with 1440x900, although that's what it is, and it worked in Breezy just fine.  I'm beginning to think that in Dapper, it just isn't going to happen.
[11:13] <kditty> i think windows wrote over it Jack_Sparrow
[11:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Yep it does...
[11:14] <mikebot> is there any way to boost a torrent download?
[11:14] <Jack_Sparrow> kditty: there was an option in Mepis to just reinstall the grub bootloader and I have used it before to repair systems
[11:15] <fiveiron> whats a nice dvd authoring tool?
[11:15] <fiveiron> for video dvd's
[11:15] <kditty> i dont even know what mepis is Jack_Sparrow
[11:15] <Jack_Sparrow> kditty: I have a grub boot floppy image you might be able to make work..
[11:15] <gatekeeper> mikebot if you fiddle with the uploads the downloads should improve
[11:15] <LjL> ablyss: what's wrong with the precompiled ones?
[11:15] <udo> does anyone knows how can i setup my f200 crypto modem in ubuntu
[11:15] <javiolo> I use firestarter on my comp, Im now connected via ssh, how can I open a port ?
[11:15] <kditty> thats what i was hoping for, but a disc.... i dont have a floppy drive :\
[11:15] <mikebot> gatekeeper: my uploads are at unlimited
[11:16] <judah> javiolo: ssh runs on port 22
[11:16] <judah> by default.
[11:16] <gatekeeper> mikebot possible need to throtle back upload speed
[11:16] <mathieu> my laptop does not resume from hibernate any advice ? ?
[11:16] <javiolo> judah I know
[11:16] <ablyss> LjL: thought you'd never ask :-)  I run two versions: 1 the latest build, and 2 an older version that only supports a handful of apps
[11:16] <javiolo> judah Im asking about opening other port
[11:16] <Jack_Sparrow> kditty:  We can probably use a bootable CD instead but I dont have one handy
[11:16] <gatekeeper> mikebot: if they are unlimited then that is probable your problem
[11:16] <judah> javiolo: what other port?
[11:16] <mikebot> really?
[11:17] <javiolo> judah vnc 5900
[11:17] <ablyss> LjL: in order to run multiple version I find the easiest way is to run them from the src tree
[11:17] <] GoldenDragon> hmm,anyone here used VisualBoyAdvance on Ubuntu?
[11:17] <mikebot> i thought that if you just make upload at max, then your download should be max
[11:17] <kditty> i guess i should try to google for it Jack_Sparrow
[11:17] <cx42> i have a problem but i don't understand : when i'm go on my www directory with my navigator (on http://localhost/), if the page is a *.php, my navigator want to download it ... how can i modify it for see the page ? gatekeeper, and idea ?
[11:17] <enyc> hareem: hareem  you may find libqt3-mt-dev  and such ilke packages....
[11:17] <Jack_Sparrow> WOnt find one I dont think..
[11:17] <J_P> hi all
[11:17] <gatekeeper> mikebot don't think it works like that you have to get the balance right :-)
[11:17] <Flannel> cx42: did you install php? and libapache2-mod-php?
[11:18] <kditty> what is the difference in grub legacy and grub 2?
[11:18] <Jack_Sparrow> If you have broadband you can get the Mepis LIve CD...
[11:18] <javiolo> judah any idea ?
[11:18] <Jack_Sparrow> 3.4.3 was the last free version..
[11:18] <LjL> ablyss: sounds reasonable. is that because the latest version breaks with things that the older version didn't?
[11:18] <kditty> yea im on broadband
[11:18] <judah> javiolo: http://www.fs-security.com/docs.php that'll probably get you there.
[11:18] <Jack_Sparrow> kditty:  So you dont have a floppy drive in the laptop?
[11:18] <mikebot> gatekeeper: ah
[11:19] <mikebot> alright well thanks, i have to be off, hopefully i can fix it later
[11:19] <kditty> Jack_Sparrow, its a desktop, and no i dont
[11:19] <kditty> newer omputers dont come with floppy :\
[11:19] <Jack_Sparrow> kd, np it would just make life easier..
[11:19] <bitwise> anyone know why ubuntu would bring down a router its connected to?
[11:19] <gatekeeper> cx42 not sure sounds to me that you haven't got the config right for apache to deliver php pages
[11:19] <gatekeeper> cx42 or should I say serve pages
[11:20] <wayne_> weird
[11:20] <javiolo> judah thanks
[11:20] <gatekeeper> mikebot: good luck
[11:20] <wayne_> wierd?
[11:20] <cx42> Flannel: i just download libapache-mod-php5, and i had downloaded php5 before, but i always can't see the php pages
[11:20] <javiolo> judah but it seems I cant control it via terminal...
[11:21] <Flannel> cx42: in /etc/apache2/mods-available do you have php5.load? and php5.conf?
[11:21] <Jack_Sparrow> I can send you the MS dual boot floppy image and you would need to edit it to point to your Linux partition and convert it to CD,  It would be easier to reinstall Ub if you dont have much work into setting it up
[11:21] <cx42> i have apache2 php5
[11:21] <Flannel> cx42: or, 'just downloaded', have you restarted since then?
[11:21] <judah> javiolo: you could use iptables to write the rules you need but they would be lost on next firestarter startup unless you configured them there.
[11:21] <kditty> Jack_Sparrow, can i pm you?
[11:22] <judah> javiolo: firestarter is really just a fancy gui for iptables.
[11:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Sure
[11:22] <javiolo> judah is there any way to see to see the firestarter rules ?
[11:22] <cx42> Flannel: apt had restarted apache (apparently)
[11:23] <judah> javiolo: there's probably a firestarter directory in /etc/ somwhere. /etc/firestarter i bet.
[11:23] <cx42> in /etc/apache2/mods-available, i can't see anything (it's not possible to open the file, also on root)
[11:23] <udo> does anyone knows how can i setup my f200 crypto modem in ubuntu
[11:23] <judah>  /etc/fires{TAB}
[11:23] <javiolo> judah ok thanks
[11:23] <javiolo> judah do I need to touch iptables ?
[11:23] <] GoldenDragon> hmm, anyone know if its possible to save states in VisualBoyAdvance on Ubuntu? using either VBA Express or Gnomeboy
[11:23] <Flannel> cx42: its a directory, not a file.
[11:23] <cx42> ok
[11:24] <judah> javiolo: not if you're using firestarter ..
[11:24] <javiolo> judah ok
[11:24] <Decoy_> what is a program that can uncompress rar part files that works on ubuntu
[11:24] <benoy> does anyone know how to modify the right click menu?
[11:24] <cx42> php5.conf and php5.load ok, is in the directory
[11:24] <javiolo> judah Im going to check it
[11:24] <Flannel> cx42: alright, now go to mods-enabled (instead of mods-available) do you see php5.load in there?
[11:24] <Decoy_> what is a program that can uncompress rar part files that works on ubuntu? anyone know one?
[11:25] <hareem> can some one please help me setting up open kiosk
[11:25] <gnomefreak> !rar
[11:25] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FileCompression
[11:25] <cx42> php5.conf and .load (but the color of the test is blue/green)
[11:25] <gnomefreak> Decoy_: ^^^
[11:25] <Flannel> cx42: in mods-enabled? alright.  do this: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[11:25] <ablyss> LjL: yes
[11:26] <Decoy_> thanks
[11:26] <Woozle> I have installed unrar-free, but I don't find info on how to use it.  When I click my rar files, the Archive Manager wont open them
[11:26] <cx42> Flannel: apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName --> it's normal ?
[11:26] <varsendaggar> ok i don't have a working cd-r    but i have the dapper.iso   and a really messed up breezy.   is there a way to run the iso from the hard drive and install dapper?   it isn't the harddrive that i  will put / on
[11:26] <patrick_king> how do i install flash and java on ubutnu
[11:26] <varsendaggar> from the cli
[11:26] <patrick_king> dapper
[11:26] <patrick_king> !frostwire
[11:26] <Kane2931> i try to install the new Ubuntu, but my screen is only 640x480 as detected... is there a way to switch it to 1024x768, because right now i can't install it. :-(
[11:26] <ubotu> frostwire is A totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[11:27] <Flannel> varsendaggar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation will give you a whole slew of installation methods
[11:27] <lecaros> !java
[11:27] <ubotu> java is an object oriented programming language. To install a java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java For the runtime Sun Java install sun-java5-jre from the Multiverse repository
[11:27] <Woozle> !unrar-free
[11:27] <ubotu> I know nothing about unrar-free
[11:27] <Woozle> =\
[11:27] <daaku> aiglx is SWEEET
[11:27] <cx42> Flannel: have you an idea ?
[11:27] <lecaros> !tell patrick_king java
[11:27] <ubotu> I know nothing about tell patrick_king java
[11:28] <cx42> Flannel: i can remove apache2, php5 mysql and phpmyadmin and install xamp no ?
[11:28] <GeistDerZeit> I installed several packages in a row. After they're installed, i couldn't use the qwordtrans. Sometime after, i shutted down my PC. When i come back and tried to start it, the first time i gotta locked on Gnome Start Screen. Crt+Alt+Backspace didn't take efect and i couldn't use the text only terminals. I rebooted and everything is fine, except qwordtrans. So, my question is: how can i now which packages i installed last time, so i could get rid of
[11:28] <GeistDerZeit> them and go back to my previous state, where all things were working?
[11:28] <rekrutacja> hi all i have a prblem with beagle it shows me very accurately search results, bur it searches only mi IM messages. No files, no mail. This is very disturbing. What gone wrong?
[11:28] <daaku> and on a laptop 915 shared vram card too!
[11:29] <apocaliptico> disculpen..  alguien sabe cual es el canal para ubuntu en espaol.
[11:30] <ljlolel> #ubuntu-es
[11:30] <apocaliptico>   gracias.. !
[11:30] <martyn> Berge: i have tried that site u gave me it still does not have program name that i can use to make a docking menu like osx
[11:30] <ljlolel> de nada
[11:30] <Woozle> How can I open a set of .rar files on Ubuntu 6.06?
[11:30] <Flannel> !tell cx42 about lamp
[11:30] <Kane2931> where in Gnome i can change my screen resolution ?
[11:30] <judah> apt-cache search unrar
[11:30] <Flannel> cx42: if you're installing all of those, the link ubotu sent you will tell you how to configure everything
[11:31] <Usunny> just typ rar -<whatever u want> filnam and path
[11:31] <GeistDerZeit> Ops, i found out. I've just to watch the Historic of changes, in Edit Menu of Synaptic. Thanks, anyways.
[11:31] <KuLover> Anyone here use Skype?
[11:31] <yallaman> hm..can i use m mouse wheel to change workspaces?
[11:31] <steev> if someone who is familiar with dpkg-buildpackage could take a moment to glance at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/16480 and tell me where the line 1 and line 2 errors are coming from, it would be greatly appreciated
[11:31] <hou5ton> Kane2931:  Systems >> Preferences >> Screen Resolution
[11:31] <Woozle> How can I open a set of .rar files on Ubuntu 6.06, if I already have unrar-free download?
[11:31] <Berge> martyn: It didn't? Sorry, I thought so. Hm, didn't someone else on this channel suggest a program?
[11:31] <yallaman> hm..can i use m mouse wheel to change workspaces?
[11:31] <cx42> Flannel: ubotu doesn't response :p
[11:31] <godmachine81> KuLover, i use skype
[11:31] <benoy> how come in breezy and dapper they do not have ther terminal in the right mouse button menu?  Is there a way to put the terminal command there?
[11:31] <Berge> martyn: http://www.gnome-dock.org/trac, ie.
[11:32] <cx42> ohh in private message !! ok thank's Flannel!
[11:32] <Woozle>   I tried unrar-free /path/archive.001.rar but it fails (I think it fails to see the other archives in the set)
[11:32] <steev> benoy: nautilus-open-terminal package
[11:32] <Berge> martyn: And there's supposed to be on in gdesklets as well.
[11:32] <benoy> what is that?
[11:32] <gatekeeper> flannel the last time I installed apache and php was on debian and it did all the config for me, much better then windows, haven't tried it on kubuntu but would expect it to be like debian??
[11:33] <attah> Um.. I tried to play a wmv locally and all i hear is the sound.. some wmv:s play on the web and some with only audio.. does anyone know what the problem is? (lagged out last time, this is my last try, if you responded i did not get that)
[11:33] <Kane2931> hou5ton: i struct at max 640x480 :(
[11:33] <steev> gatekeeper: correct
[11:33] <godmachine81> a docking menu like osx would be candybar
[11:33] <Flannel> gatekeeper: yeah, ubuntu sets up apache/everything and it works without any additional config
[11:33] <godmachine81> in gdesklets
[11:33] <hou5ton> Kane2931:  sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:33] <gatekeeper> Flannel steev good to hear :-)
[11:34] <attah> jaay! i did not lagg out... wmv anyone?
[11:34] <pppoe_dude> hi.
[11:35] <Woozle> Am I correct that for multiple archive files, the syntax would be:  unrar-free /path/file.001  (assuming there 099 files) ?
[11:35] <pppoe_dude> is there a simple easy to use instructions for setting up a dsl speedtouch 330 usb modem on Breezy? It's for a friend
[11:35] <d00by> anybody know how to retrieve mp3 tag info using gambas?
[11:36] <varsendaggar> i have 394 mb ram and a 9 gig hd how much swap should i have
[11:36] <ljlolel> a rule of thumb is twice as much swap as ram
[11:36] <nicosaan> Anyone mind digging http://digg.com/programming/Code_Bash for me?
[11:36] <PMantis> regular rules say doube your RAM for swap... but ther's a point at which this becomes unreasonable.
[11:37] <PMantis> at least IMO
[11:37] <Woozle> Is there another place where I should be asking about help with rar files on Ubuntu?
[11:37] <Flannel> PMantis: right, 1GB of swap is probably max for almost anyone.
[11:37] <ljlolel> yea
[11:37] <fiveiron> hmm.. i need to convert an xvid file to mpeg2.. any good apps out there?
[11:37] <godmachine81> PMantis, i agree.. if you have more than 512mb ram there is no need in staying double on the swap.  I feel that 1gb of swap is enough swap for any amount of ram
[11:37] <PMantis> Flannel, Say that in 15 years
[11:37] <PMantis> :)
[11:37] <dapper-ipodder> anyone have any experience with 915resolution ?
[11:38] <DarkMageZ> fiveiron, i hear memcode is good for that
[11:38] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: i do
[11:38] <ljlolel> fiveiron: if you arent' afraid of cli, ffmpeg does everything
[11:38] <fiveiron> cli?
[11:38] <martyn> bergs: ill try the gdesklets is there nay way to force this at the stat
[11:38] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: well, i have experience installing it... not tweaking or configuring... it just worked for me
[11:38] <ljlolel> fiveiron: command line interface
[11:38] <dapper-ipodder> i can't seem to get the correct resolution on a lenovo 3000 n100 -- s/b 1280x800
[11:38] <FiNaLBeTa> I changed an ntfs partition to fat32 under windows, now grub gives me error 17. what's the fastest/best way to recover?
[11:38] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: is it an Intel chipset?
[11:38] <Woozle> Can anyone tell me to take a long walk off a short pier?
[11:39] <fiveiron> oh, yeah, for video conversion i much prefer console
[11:39] <dapper-ipodder> yup - did 915resolution -l and didn't see the correct reso
[11:39] <Hexidigital_> Woozle:: yes... www.microsoft.com
[11:39] <Woozle> ktnx Hexi
[11:39] <Inzoy> hello, can somebody help me please?
[11:39] <dapper-ipodder> no matter what I change it to, it seems to be the same.... is there a way to probe what its set to?
[11:39] <d00by> anybody know how to retrieve mp3 tag info using gambas?
[11:39] <varsendaggar> what should my sources.list  look like to upgrade to dapper
[11:39] <ljlolel> fiveiron: man ffmpeg
[11:39] <fatlip> hi :)
[11:39] <Stormx2> Freenode was hijacked? :S
[11:40] <MenZa> Yep
[11:40] <MenZa> According to Slashy, at least.
[11:40] <Inzoy> i got a GA-8I945 Pro motherboard and cannot boot ubuntu! any ideas?
[11:40] <godmachine81> varsendaggar, replace hoary/breezy with dapper, write it
[11:40] <MenZa> I asked a couple of other guys. Apparently it was "like a Netsplit, but much, much worse"
[11:40] <godmachine81> varsendaggar, then do apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:40] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: like i said... it just worked for me... try this
[11:40] <varsendaggar> wow Freenode was hacked?    i saw that
[11:40] <judah> Inzoy: dart board?
[11:40] <Hexidigital_> !fixres > dapper-ipodder
[11:40] <Inzoy> judah? what dou you mean?
[11:41] <judah> Inzoy: uses for that mother board.
[11:41] <judah> Inzoy: you know.. A JOKE.
[11:41] <J_P> hey all, I not understand what needs that linux-image-2.6.15-25-server on my p4 if there are the linux-image-2.6.15-25-686 (for p4). anyone can explaim me ?
[11:41] <Banana> what's this Big Iron thing I've heard about?
[11:41] <Inzoy> .. why? its a freakin cool mb
[11:41] <J_P> I am install the server..
[11:41] <cx42> Flannel: i do everything for configuring apache with php5 and mysql but it doesn't work !!! firefox ask me for downloading php pages !!
[11:42] <Hexidigital_> Banana:: an anvil?
[11:42] <steveire> How do I get the photos from my digital camera? What should I aptitude?
[11:42] <dapper-ipodder> Hexi -> !fixres?
[11:42] <Inzoy> there's got to be some way to boot ubuntu..
[11:42] <godmachine81> J_P it doesnt uninstall the current kernel when you download a newer one, so therefore they still stay on your grub menu and in /boot until your manually remove them
[11:42] <Banana> Hex: no, this new kernal or something
[11:42] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: that didnt' send you a pm?
[11:42] <Banana> Multiprocessor
[11:42] <Hexidigital_> Banana:: oh
[11:42] <DarkMageZ> steveire, with most digital camera's you can just plug it in, and you will see an icon on your desktop
[11:42] <godmachine81> s/your/you
[11:42] <Hexidigital_> !fixres
[11:42] <ubotu> x is the X Window System; it's the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart (GNOME), sudo /etc/init.d/kdm restart (KDE) To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[11:42] <dapper-ipodder> another tab in gaim -- sorry.. new to gaim
[11:42] <Woozle> actually, thank you Hexidigital_   you're right!  since Ubuntu cannot handle rar files, I'll boot back into Windows.  heh, ironically perfect... dunno if I'll ever escape MSFT
[11:43] <bbrazil> Banana: big iron usually takes up at least one room
[11:43] <Hexidigital_> Woozle:: ubuntu can handle rar
[11:43] <Hexidigital_> !rar
[11:43] <ubotu> rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FileCompression
[11:43] <Banana> Woozle, ubuntu can handle rar
[11:43] <Hexidigital_> Banana:: he's gone already
[11:43] <Banana> I open them all the time
[11:43] <Banana> ahh
[11:43] <Banana> damn
[11:44] <steveire> doesn't work for mine
[11:44] <jrattner1> QUESTION: Are there freenode SSL servers
[11:44] <bbrazil> jrattner1: ask in #freenode
[11:44] <jrattner1> bbrazil, its -v in there
[11:44] <godmachine81> whats the FT stand for?
[11:44] <patrick_king> !frostwire
[11:44] <ubotu> frostwire is A totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[11:44] <bbrazil> jrattner1: check the online FAQ, if they do they'll say it
[11:44] <Hexidigital_> godmachine81:: as in MSFT?
[11:44] <Banana> Soo.. If I have a dual proc sparc T1 server, I don't need to install big iron?
[11:44] <godmachine81> Hexidigital, yes
[11:45] <jrattner1> bbrazil, k
[11:45] <dapper-ipodder> hexi - > I'm a schmuck, can you send that video link..
[11:45] <Hexidigital_> godmachine81:: it's just how microsoft abbreviates it in their certification cources
[11:45] <bbrazil> Banana: niagra? Not sure
[11:45] <J_P> godmachine81: not you don't understand my question.My question is : I really need a server, so I install the ubuntu-server cd, and default kernel installed is a  linux-image-2.6.15-25-server. But my cpu is a p4. And in apt-cache search linux-image show apropriated kernel ( linux-image-2.6.15-25-686) for p4 system and ( linux-image-2.6.15-25-k7) etc. Well, do I need install  linux-image-2.6.15-25-686 for my p4 or i use  linux-image-2.6.15-25-server ?
[11:45] <Hexidigital_> dapper-ipodder:: video link?
[11:45] <capitan> how do you utulize the remote desktop feature in ubuntu?
[11:45] <bbrazil> Banana: check colmaccc's blog, he was doing work on that stuff
[11:45] <Hexidigital_> capitan:: vino
[11:45] <dapper-ipodder> that link to fix video resolution problems
[11:45] <Inzoy> i'm supposed to be here to get helped.. anyone?
[11:45] <bbrazil> Banana: with the correct number of c and m s
[11:45] <steveire> DarkMageZ: What program is the icon on the desktop?
[11:46] <Hexidigital_> capitan:: vncviewer host.name.com:0 to connect
[11:46] <cx42> Flannel: an idea ?
[11:46] <DarkMageZ> J_P, you use the -server, it is optimised for server's. the -686 is optimised for desktop use
[11:46] <godmachine81> the -server is a dummy package that will get a server compiled kernel for your class of processor J_P
[11:46] <DShepherd> has anyone noticed a redrawing issue with gnome2.14.2 and the ati driver?
[11:46] <GeistDerZeit> $ qwordtrans gives me the following error. Anyone, who knows QT could help me to understand the following error message i got in the prompt: "
[11:46] <GeistDerZeit> terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error'
[11:46] <GeistDerZeit>   what():  basic_string::_S_construct NULL not valid
[11:46] <GeistDerZeit>  Aborted
[11:46] <GeistDerZeit> "
[11:47] <whoever> hallo zusammen
[11:47] <Inzoy> come on you people... quit ignoring me
[11:47] <J_P> DarkMageZ: and godmachine81: good! now if my machine is a amd and not p4, when I install ubuntu will be install same kernel ( linux-image-2.6.15-25-server) right ? And this same kernel is optimized for amd too ?
[11:48] <DarkMageZ> steveire, it's not a program, it will be an icon of a usb drive (should be the icon that appears and disappears as you plug and unplug the camera)
[11:48] <Inzoy> am i invisible?
[11:48] <godmachine81> J_P,  it will install the kernel based on your current kernel
[11:49] <antinobody> What are you asking about Inzoy?
[11:49] <antinobody> I just got here
[11:49] <Inzoy> i came here with a question and the only answer was "your mb sux"
[11:49] <godmachine81> J_P, uname -r           that will tell you what kernel you are using now
[11:49] <steveire> ah, right, much like with my creative player. I'll try a different usb port, because I don't see anything new in /dev either
[11:49] <Inzoy> i got an GA-8I945 Pro and cannot boot ubuntu
[11:49] <antinobody> Inzoy what was the question?
[11:49] <jmichaelx> Inzoy: that is typical LOL
[11:49] <godmachine81> Inzoy, your booting will be based on the kernel that you are trying to boot..
[11:50] <Banana> so how can I get a hold of Niagra/Nevada/SunSparc T1000 installer for Ubuntu?
[11:50] <antinobody> What exactly happens when you try to Inzoy
[11:50] <bbrazil> Banana: check colmmacc's blog
[11:50] <J_P> godmachine81: yes, I now, but if my machine is a amd and not p4, when I install ubuntu will be install same kernel ( linux-image-2.6.15-25-server) right ? And this same kernel is optimized for amd too ?
[11:50] <Inzoy> i'm trying to boot the desktop disc..
[11:50] <antinobody> Inzoy and what happens?
[11:51] <Inzoy> it starts doing its stuff and suddenly it says something about a "tty" (or something like that) and leaves me with a command prompt
[11:51] <antinobody> Does a screen pop up saying "failed to load X"?
[11:51] <Banana> bbrazil: I have, but I don't see any links or real information
[11:51] <antinobody> Inzoy what kind of graphics card do you have?
[11:51] <godmachine81> J_P,  like i said that will be dependant on your current kernel version.  if you have a p4 kernel installed it will install the p4 server kernel.. if you have amd it will install the amd server kernel.
[11:51] <Kibou> command prompts are your friend
[11:51] <Inzoy> nvidia
[11:51] <godmachine81> Inzoy,  does it say BusyBox?
[11:51] <Inzoy> busybox..
[11:52] <steveire> Qapla. Thanks DarkMageZ
[11:52] <gatekeeper> antinobody: is this a Ctrl + F7 problem???
[11:52] <jmichaelx> i need to get the i686 kernel put on my machines
[11:52] <Inzoy> yeah.. i think it says something like that
[11:52] <Banana> colmmacc just talks about what he's done so far
[11:52] <antinobody> gatekeeper no se...
[11:52] <Inzoy> Nvidia GF 6200 tc
[11:52] <antinobody> I was ruling out the ATI problem
[11:52] <godmachine81> i had that same problem with breezy a while back.  I couldnt figure it out either, i reinstalled and it worked ok
[11:52] <Inzoy> :)
[11:53] <Inzoy> the problem is that i haven't installed it yet
[11:53] <Inzoy> :P
[11:53] <antinobody> godmachine81 were you using the live cd though?  it sounds like Inzoy is.
[11:53] <cx42> Flannel: ok now it's good (i don't know why but it work good so thank you very much !) and good night :)
[11:53] <cx42> good night everybody !!
[11:53] <cx42> by
[11:53] <J_P> godmachine81: Now, if my current server machine died and I will be buy a new machine ( one amd k7), and I get out hd from p4 and insert into a new machine (amd) the startup will be change the kernel ? not right ? Or I will be need reinstall the  linux-image-2.6.15-25-server to detect new cpu ?
[11:53] <judah> pleasent dreams.
[11:53] <kditty> does the dapper drake install cd have a rescue function?
[11:53] <puckylunk> Let me keep this brief.  Paraguay played a dirty, shameful game.  And I'm running Breezy  from a LiveCD on a competent i386.  I have 4 partitions on my HD, 2 NTFS (WinXP) and 2 ReiserFS (Debian), and it won't enable any of them.  I'm trying to download/burn the liveCD for Dapper so I can actually install this.
[11:53] <godmachine81> antinobody,  no i just had a power outage and when it rebooted it went to busybox..
[11:54] <gdb> kditty: It's a complete system so as a matter of course can be used as a rescue disc.
[11:54] <LjL> kditty: being a live cd, you can pretty much do what you like
[11:54] <antinobody> his is an installation problem, and he's using the desktop cd
[11:54] <eegore> hey judaH HOW GOES IT
[11:54] <puckylunk> Also, I'm fairly clueless in Linux, but I read through the help, and it seems to think that clicking "enable" oughtta work in the disk manager...  Help?
[11:54] <eegore> oops
[11:54] <godmachine81> J_P,  if you plan on swapping the hard drive into another PC i would recommend you install both kernels and boot the appropriate one from the menu
[11:54] <judah> eegorE: FINE thanks.
[11:55] <judah> eggzeck: U/
[11:55] <varsendaggar> ok i just installed breezy server.   should i distupgrade to dapper now?
[11:55] <kditty> i tried to boot with it but im getting an error message, and my installed version of dapper wont load with the error message "/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off"
[11:55] <crimsun> varsendaggar: if you wish. Breezy is supported until July of next year.
[11:55] <LjL> varsendaggar: err, couldn't you install *dapper* server instead? =)
[11:55] <J_P> godmachine81: both ? you say both kernels ( linux-image-2.6.15-25-686 and  linux-image-2.6.15-25-k7) and  not  linux-image-2.6.15-25-server only right ?
[11:55] <Inzoy> nice..
[11:55] <judah> whois eegore
[11:56] <varsendaggar> llj  yeah that would be best but no cd burner here
[11:56] <Inzoy> let me boot my machine to tell you exactly what it says..
[11:56] <godmachine81> J_P install both k7 and 686
[11:56] <antinobody> Inzoy, sounds like a plan
[11:56] <Inzoy> :P
[11:56] <judah> shit haha..
[11:56] <yallaman> omgz.. just noticed that cpu load is at 100%..and i aint running anything..what couses this?
[11:56] <judah> so funny.
[11:56] <J_P> godmachine81: but if is a server I need  linux-image-2.6.15-25-server right ?
[11:56] <DShepherd> Inzoy: do you know what graphics driver ubuntu is using?
[11:57] <LjL> varsendaggar: well if it's a clean install, the upgrade is bound to go well. you should probably do a dist-upgrade *inside* breezy first before dist-upgrading *to* dapper, though
[11:57] <J_P> godmachine81: Did you understand what is the point ?
[11:57] <godmachine81> J_P,  you dont "need" that server compiled kernel
[11:57] <Inzoy> .. i don't think i know
[11:57] <yallaman> omgz.. just noticed that cpu load is at 100%..and i aint running anything..what couses this?
[11:57] <Stromham> hey guys
[11:57] <godmachine81> chances are you will rather have the non-server compiled kernel
[11:57] <varsendaggar> yallaman, gremlins'
[11:57] <judah> yallaman: look for beagle to be hoggin your cpu
[11:57] <DarkMageZ> yallaman, alot of things could cause that, open a terminal and type top to see
[11:57] <yallaman> ?
[11:57] <J_P> godmachine81:  what ? examplaim agaim please!
[11:57] <nickrud> yallaman, top in a terminal will show you
[11:57] <jrattner1> QUESTION: Is there a Network Manager 0.6.3 (Unofficial) Ubuntu Package?
[11:57] <judah> yallaman: i've had it get stuck on querries and just peg the cpu.
[11:58] <daaku> anyone know if its possible to get window drop shadows with compiz (i've got aiglx)
[11:58] <DShepherd> Inzoy: well it should defualt to the 'nv' driver. you may have better luck with the nvidia driver. have you tried reconfiguring the Xserver?
[11:58] <antinobody> jrattner1 no, but Debian is using network-manager 0.6.3
[11:58] <DarkMageZ> daaku, please use #ubuntu-xgl
[11:58] <Inzoy> i haven't yet installed ubuntu..
[11:58] <yallaman> gnome-panel is eating my cpu it seems
[11:58] <puckylunk> Well, if anyone has time to give me a hand with above ... IM me.
[11:58] <LjL> DShepherd: he's from the live cd and has probably rarely used linux before
[11:58] <Inzoy> nice.. booting
[11:58] <`blink> hi
[11:58] <jrattner1> antinobody, is that package same to use in ubuntu?
[11:58] <`blink> i just installed ubuntu 6.06
[11:58] <nickrud> yallaman, killall gnome-panel , it'll restart itself
[11:59] <`blink> and i have problem
[11:59] <godmachine81> J_P,  the server kernel afaik is a kernel that is stripped for server only capabilities.. as far as the speed and performance you will probably only want the server compiled kernel if you don't plan on using it for desktop use as well
[11:59] <Inzoy> ljl? are you talking about me?
[11:59] <LjL> yes inzoy
[11:59] <daaku> DarkMageZ: ah, thanks
[11:59] <Inzoy> .. no i've used linux before..
[11:59] <DShepherd> LjL: oh.. well you still can install stuff technically with the live cd..
[11:59] <`blink> because system i dunno what is a name of login user
[11:59] <antinobody> jrattner No, there are differences, if it causes problems, tell me, because I'm trying to merge that package for edgy :)
[11:59] <LjL> DShepherd: sure
[11:59] <yallaman> that worked..any reason why this happens?
[11:59] <Inzoy> .. a lot of times
[11:59] <steveire> Is there any way for me to make mp3 files that are selected be added to an existing amarok playlist instead of replacing the current one using Konqueror without using the context menu
[12:00] <DShepherd> Inzoy: so what is stumping you now?
[12:00] <judah> yallaman: run top in a terminal to see what process is taking the cpu at the time.
[12:00] <nickrud> yallaman, no clue as to why, I've seen it also
[12:00] <Inzoy> i removed ubuntu from my system to earn some space and now can't install them
[12:00] <LjL> Inzoy: well, then if you *are* at your place with linux (i was basing my judgement on the way the discussion sounded), then do follow the suggestion of reconfiguring the X server after installing the binary nvidia driver
[12:00] <Stromham> how do you change the splash screen?
[12:00] <JackRazz> hey everyone, I want to set up a fat partition to share data between win and linux on a dual boot - which is better for this FAT16 or FAT32???
[12:00] <DShepherd> LjL: well from what says.... he doesnt sound like a newbie.
[12:00] <yallaman> it was gnome-panel..judah fixed for now tough
[12:00] <judah> JackRazz: Fat32
[12:00] <`blink> what is the login name after system install
[12:00] <`blink> ?