[02:43] <Hansel> NkZ - that will be $10, thankyou, drive thru.
[02:43] <nuked_omen> guiller, i just followed a guide, it's not that hard
[02:43] <guiller> nuked_omen, i instaled drivers nvidia 1.0-9625 and compiz my SO is ubuntu 6.10 edgy my hardware is gf 6800 xt
[02:43] <nuked_omen> try the one the other guy posted
[02:43] <nuked_omen> guiller, it will run compiz, just follow the instructions
[02:44] <gyaresu> CyfrMonk, some log files would help. I'm not psychic...  :)
[02:44] <Hansel> !compiz > guiller
[02:44] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, look in your ~/.xsession-errors
[02:44] <guiller> !compiz
[02:44] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-xgl - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[02:44] <gyaresu> hakrzcode, that's a god idea.
[02:44] <phixnay> is this a valid line for Grub?
[02:44] <phixnay> kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.17-10-generic root=/dev/sda2 ro quiet splash boot: noapic no1apic init=/sbin/bootchartd
[02:45] <jrib> user01: restart the browser
[02:45] <gyaresu> hakrzcode, *good. (thanks)
[02:45] <Bluedog> im having some problems getting flash onto firefox2
[02:45] <Bluedog> the auto install fails :S
[02:45] <jrib> !flash | Bluedog
[02:45] <ubotu> Bluedog: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:45] <hakrzcode> gyaresu, no problem. Xorg.0.log is only problems with Xorg starting, not apps after start.
[02:45] <user01> jrib: yeah i did it says no video
[02:45] <nuked_omen> Bluedog, download and install the installer
[02:45] <Bluedog> I followed the instructions in the top links..
[02:45] <Bluedog> link*
[02:46] <Bluedog> so dont do it via synaptic?
[02:46] <Hansel> Bluedog,  - use the freeformats one... last link.
[02:46] <Flannel> phixnay: all grub sees is the kernel [path to kernel]  [options] , whereh [options]  are passed to the kernel itself.  So yes, that's valid for grub, no it may not be valid for the kernel.
[02:46] <Bluedog> ta
[02:46] <phixnay> Flannel: ok. I'll try it, and if not, I still have the one that works
[02:46] <user01> jrib: do i need to assign vlc plugin somewhere?
[02:46] <jrib> user01: and does about:plugins say vlc is being used now?  And does the player now look different than the totem one?
[02:47] <Hansel> Bluedog - I believe apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree     will fix it...
[02:47] <Hansel> I'm pretty sure thats the one I got.
[02:47] <nuked_omen> Bluedog, i did what i just said and it worked find
[02:47] <nuked_omen> fine
[02:47] <Bluedog> cool ok
[02:47] <Bluedog> Hansel: i did that and it didnt install right
[02:47] <hakrzcode> user01: you can type about:plugins, into any mozilla based browser, to see plugin information.
[02:47] <Bluedog> unpacked fine, but didnt work in firefox
[02:47] <Bluedog> ooh
[02:47] <nuked_omen> gotta go hit the sack
[02:47] <lupine_85> hmm, qemu accessing an LVM partition is pretty slow.. anyone know why? :)
[02:47] <jrib> Hansel: did you restart the browser?
[02:48] <Hansel> jrib - yup...
[02:48] <jrib> Hansel: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree | grep -i Installed
[02:48] <Hansel> jrib - I did apt-cache search  :)
[02:48] <user01> jrib: being used now?  it states it is installed
[02:48] <NkZ> When using my HDB for storage, like, for example downloads, It will give me an error when trying to download things there. Says "Error making directory" in the case of Torrents. What can I do to solve that?
[02:48] <jrib> Hansel: this command is different
[02:49] <Bluedog> which one did you use nuked_omen ?
[02:49] <Bluedog> gnash?
[02:49] <jrib> Hansel: bah, wrong person
[02:49] <nuked_omen> Bluedog, for flash?
[02:49] <Hansel> hah...
[02:49] <Bluedog> yeah
[02:49] <jrib> Bluedog: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree | grep -i Installed
[02:49] <user01> hakrzcode: it says no video when i open up page with mov file
[02:49] <Squee> Wireless Problems:  I have an intel 3945, and it is not working.  The driver is loaded, but the light on the laptop is not on...  Someone suggested I try to restart the pci devices and have it reload the drivers... does anyone know that command for a pci-X bus?
[02:50] <jrib> Bluedog: oh and did you restart the browser?
[02:50] <Hansel> Squee - did you disable it hardware-wise... some laptops have a button you can move to turn wireless on and off.
[02:50] <user01> hakrzcode: mov,qt support installed...and it will play if i download the file
[02:50] <Bluedog> apt get does this:
[02:50] <Bluedog> Setting up flashplugin-nonfree (7.0.68~ubuntu3) ...
[02:50] <Bluedog> Downloading...  done.
[02:50] <Bluedog> automatic installation failed due to network problems or upstream changes
[02:50] <Bluedog> yeah I did :)
[02:50] <rexbron_> hello
[02:50] <Hansel> Bluedog - apt-get update then try
[02:50] <black_abaddon> i have a computer! hehe
[02:50] <nuked_omen> Bluedog, umm, you might wanna restart the X server, i installed a plugin once and it didn't work till i restarted X
[02:50] <jrib> Bluedog: what version of ubuntu?
[02:50] <rexbron_> how can I install ubuntu on a system with 3 primary partitions
[02:50] <hakrzcode> user01, the kaffeine plugin works best for all types of video.
[02:51] <Bluedog> edgy
[02:51] <nuked_omen> Bluedog, http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&P2_Platform=Linux&P3_Browser_Version=Netscape4
[02:51] <Squee> Hansel: I cannot use that button in linux, it says in dmesg "atkbd.c: Unknown key pressed (translated set 2, code 0x88 on isa0060/serio0)."
[02:51] <NkZ> When using my HDB for storage, like, for example downloads, It will give me an error when trying to download things there. Says "Error making directory" (Like I am restricted not to use it) in the case of Torrents. What can I do to solve that?
[02:51] <jrib> Bluedog: use edgy-backports and install flash 9 instead (same package name)
[02:51] <Lam_> what the heck is happening to my system? my secondary drive was corrupted, and when i managed to reactive the drive with fsck -f -c to reallocate the bad sectors to retreive the data, the data was trasnferring to my main drive when that drive started saying it has bad sectors when i scanned it no less than a week ago and it was perfectly fine
[02:51] <Bluedog> the apt-cache command says its installed, bit firefox argues
[02:51] <hakrzcode> otherwise, you have to download the movs. @user01
[02:51] <Bluedog> jrib - how do I do that?
[02:51] <Squee> Hansel: It works perfectly in windows
[02:51] <black_abaddon> does anyone here has a computer?
[02:51] <oidia> n o
[02:51] <jrib> !backports | Bluedog
[02:51] <ubotu> Bluedog: If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[02:51] <Hansel> Squee - Linux might not play well with it... you may need to change something in BIOS... :(
[02:51] <black_abaddon> why not
[02:52] <Bluedog> thanks :)
[02:52] <itanshi> hello, i am looking for something comparable to window maker for edgy eft. window maker itself is hard to find and windowmaker.org is dead so i need help x_x
[02:52] <oidia> black_abaddon: computers are evil
[02:52] <user01> hakrzcode: it was just working though with totem...
[02:52] <Squee> Hansel: It works for a while... but then just shuts off.  I've formatted once to try to clear this problem.  the livecd works perfectly as well.... usually intel is pretty good for this stuff
[02:52] <Hansel> itanshi, if you want something BASIC then blackbox is a good choice.
[02:52] <hakrzcode> user01, yes, it is sometimes hit and miss with the videos.
[02:53] <black_abaddon> if you dont have a computer how come you are on ubuntu? and my iq is 125
[02:53] <itanshi> I'll try it, just looking for some way to have many desktop backgrounds
[02:53] <mafu> Does anyone have a good guess on where under /dev an internal card reader can be found?
[02:53] <Madm3rlin> sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-<your-kernel-version> xorg-driver-fglrx
[02:53] <toulouse> hey guys im trying to install another linux, but i dont know what to do about the swap-do i need to make another for the other linux?
[02:53] <Hansel> mafu - /dev/sda
[02:53] <user01> hakrzcode: so basically the vlc mozilla plugin is worthless?
[02:53] <ikooki> nope
[02:53] <Madm3rlin> 2.6.17-10-powerpc  goes where <your kernel here> ?
[02:54] <Squee> Madm3rlin: No, linux-swap is for all distros i know of
[02:54] <ikooki> dev
[02:54] <mafu> Hansel, that's my harddrive. I tried sdb, no luck
[02:54] <ikooki> mmcblk
[02:54] <hakrzcode> user01, unfortunately, it is.
[02:54] <toulouse> oh ok
[02:54] <toulouse> hmmm.
[02:54] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: you the one that told me to post my xsession-errors to pastebin? I crashed X and didn't have logging on ...
[02:54] <Squee> Madm3rlin: wrong person
[02:54] <Madm3rlin> lol
[02:54] <Hansel> mafu - sda?
[02:54] <Hansel> it's usually an sd...
[02:54] <Squee> toulouse: Linux swap should work just fine
[02:54] <Madm3rlin> but yeah what goes where your kernel version here
[02:54] <Madm3rlin> the whole thing in uname or just <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:54] <toulouse> the graphical partitioning tool also tells me (on the live cd) that my hard drive is full--this is not the case, any suggestions
[02:54] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, it crashed before logging in?
[02:54] <crimsun> user01: it's fixed in feisty's.
[02:54] <mafu> Hansel, I'll try a few more. :)
[02:54] <black_abaddon> if a computer is bigger does that mean that it is better to?
[02:54] <Hansel> mafu - try sda, sga, etc
[02:55] <james> how do i use frost on freenet?
[02:55] <CyfrMonk> no - my screen saver activated - it is an opengl screen saver - so X died...
[02:55] <user01> crimsun: thats the next release?
[02:55] <Bluedog> If I add backports, how can I tell if a package im looking at is from backports, or the tested repositoriees?
[02:55] <crimsun> user01: in late april.
[02:55] <Hansel> black_abaddon, size only matters in bed... you can have a 486 running in a massive box... doesn't make it "better"
[02:56] <Hansel> Bluedog - you try to apt-get install  :P
[02:56] <black_abaddon> really
[02:56] <Madm3rlin> anyone
[02:56] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, if you can switch to Console, before you log back in, then copy the .xsession-errors to another file, then log in, then it will be better. .xsession-errors gets rewritten everytime you log in.
[02:56] <Bluedog> I'd obv. rather install the old packages unless I need to install the untested ones, how can I tell what I'm getting? :)
[02:56] <black_abaddon> wow you are smarter than me.damn
[02:56] <Hansel> black_abaddon, old mainframes used to take up entire rooms... compared to your desktop those are considered slow.  :)
[02:56] <Hansel> black_abaddon, pretty much.
[02:56] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: yea - I realized that so I did just that - the file is at http://pastebin.com/857274
[02:57] <user01> crimsun: ok i need to learn how to program i feel like a worthless end user that finds bugs
[02:57] <cappiz> someone knows how i can get a "toolbar" like OSX with "jumping" icons etc
[02:57] <Madm3rlin> how  fast should glxgears be going if my vid card is set up correctly
[02:57] <Hansel> cappiz - install enlightenment dr17
[02:57] <black_abaddon> i am here to give you gays some fun
[02:57] <itanshi> Oo
[02:57] <cappiz> like at http://www.gnome-look.org/content/files/48403-topaz.jpg
[02:57] <black_abaddon> love&peace
[02:57] <cappiz> does that work with beryl?
[02:57] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: I also diff'd my xorg.conf against the backup copy that was made before the xorg patch today and it shows no differences
[02:57] <Hansel> black_abaddon, trolling is a very admirable trait.
[02:57] <Madm3rlin> anyone :ol
[02:58] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, pastbin.com, does not like me for some reason, please use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
[02:58] <mafu> Hansel: still no luck, tried all sorts of hda, hdb, sda, sdb, sdc, sga .. Any more?
[02:58] <Bluedog> hmm I feel stupid.. cant figure out how to add it, edgy doesnt match the guide on the backports link
[02:58] <black_abaddon> my english is not so gut i dont know what trolling means
[02:58] <Hansel> mafu - have you ever had it mounted before?
[02:58] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, yes, Xorg.log is only for the startup of X.
[02:58] <user01> hakrzcode: kaffeine requires kde libraries?
[02:58] <black_abaddon> and i listen to in flames
[02:58] <cappiz> Hansel, does it work with beryl=
[02:58] <cappiz> ?
[02:58] <Hansel> /var/log/messages and search around for the module being loaded/unloaded in there...
[02:58] <Bluedog> ignore me, found the checkbox for backports :)
[02:59] <mafu> Hansel: I'm on xubuntu now.. My old kubuntu installation found it automagically.
[02:59] <Hansel> cappiz - I imagine so.
[02:59] <cappiz> k
[02:59] <mafu> Hansel: the cardreader is listed under lspci, so it's found
[02:59] <hakrzcode> black_abaddon, in our german childrens stories, there is a troll that lives under the bridge. he is really nasty. Basically a troll is someone that is in the room, trying to start a fight. trolling, is the act of being a troll.
[02:59] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: I think the error line is: Vte-WARNING **: No handler for control sequence `device-control-string' defined.
[02:59] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: everything else looks "normal"
[02:59] <hakrzcode> user01, yes, but worth it.
[03:00] <Madm3rlin> can anyone help
[03:00] <hakrzcode> ok, CyfrMonk. Looking.
[03:00] <knoppix_> help with what
[03:00] <admin_> Hello, I'm trying to use the make command, it gives me this error in return: admin@UBUNTUboxx:~/osx/baghira$ make -f Makefile.cvs
[03:00] <Madm3rlin> seeing if my video card is set up properly
[03:00] <admin_> This Makefile is only for the CVS repository
[03:00] <admin_> This will be deleted before making the distribution
[03:00] <admin_> make[1] : admin/Makefile.common: No such file or directory
[03:00] <Madm3rlin> dude
[03:00] <Madm3rlin> dont spam
[03:00] <admin_> make[1] : *** No rule to make target `admin/Makefile.common'.  Stop.
[03:00] <Madm3rlin> .
[03:00] <admin_> make: *** [all]  Error 2
[03:00] <Bluedog> jrib: thanks, backported one worked :D
[03:00] <Bluedog> good man
[03:00] <admin_> Sorry
[03:01] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1254/    man that site is faster ... they must run on ubuntu ;)
[03:01] <black_abaddon> hakrzcode: i am not trying to start a fight, this room is just more interesting to me.and how can i know about that german story i am from croatia and i dont read german writers
[03:01] <Hansel> admin_, just make ... no need to pass the -f
[03:01] <knoppix_> does everyone here use ubuntu
[03:01] <admin_> oh ok, cause sire said that :P
[03:01] <Hansel> knoppix_, most likely... why do you ask?
[03:01] <admin_> thanks Hansel , i'll try it
[03:01] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: the "bad device errors" near the middle are because I don't have my wacom plugged in - they happen all the time
[03:01] <Madm3rlin> so how can i see if my video card is installed correctly
[03:01] <Bluedog> we hate ubuntu here, please dont mention it
[03:01] <knoppix_> just wondering
[03:02] <user01> i dont understand xubuntu, kunbuntu etc . . . cant you just install whatever desktop on watever one ur using?
[03:02] <Hansel> user01, yeah.  :)
[03:02] <mafu> Hansel: I think I've run out of ideas for tonight. Maybe 3am is the magic time to go to bed. Thanks.
[03:02] <Hansel> user01 - if you apt-get install gnome, kde, and xfce you have kxubuntu  :)
[03:02] <Alakazamz0r> top - 18:17:56 up 292 days, 22:15,  3 users,  load average: 1.25, 1.38, 1.65
[03:02] <Hansel> mafu - probably ...hah
[03:02] <knoppix_> does anyone here use knoppix?
[03:02] <Alakazamz0r> MAN!
[03:02] <Alakazamz0r> whos l33t
[03:02] <Hansel> knoppix_, try #knoppix...
[03:02] <Alakazamz0r> knoppix is outdated.
[03:02] <user01> Hansel: ok i just wanted to make sure i wasnt going crazy...
[03:03] <knoppix_> what do you guys recommend for distros
[03:03] <Madm3rlin>  hello
[03:03] <Madm3rlin> :o
[03:03] <Bluedog> windows vista
[03:03] <Alakazamz0r> knoppix_,  ubuntu
[03:03] <Hansel> 19:03:04 up 2982 days,  1:38,  2 users,  load average: 0.01, 0.04, 0.04
[03:03] <Jram> knoppix_ try Ubuntu
[03:03] <Alakazamz0r> windows 98se
[03:03] <knoppix_> ive tried ubuntu but what else
[03:03] <Madm3rlin> sigh
[03:03] <user01> Hansel: they should just call it ubuntu and then choose your flavor
[03:03] <hakrzcode> black_abaddon. I am not saying you are starting a fight. In USA, we grew up on Brothers Grimm, a german storyteller. This is where the reference to trolling comes from.
[03:03] <biotrox> kubuntu
[03:03] <mgardner> hey everyone, I've been playing with Beryl, got it working for awhile, now its all wonky.  It seems to crash when I load emerald, I just got a newer gfx card, could this be the problem?
[03:03] <biotrox> edubuntu
[03:03] <Hansel> knoppix_, it all depends on your preferences... asking what we recommend is just going to get you lots of random opinions.
[03:04] <biotrox> xbuntu
[03:04] <biotrox> try those
[03:04] <thisheregiraffe> knoppix_: dreamlinux 2.2 was sorta nice.  try their livecd?
[03:04] <hakrzcode> CyfrMonk, I am looking on Nvidia linux forum.
[03:04] <knoppix_> i dont really have any prefernces .. just something diffenrent from win XP
[03:04] <Hansel> knoppix_, I personally like slackware, ubuntu, redhat, gentoo, and of the BSDs I prefer Free over Open, DragonFly and Net...
[03:04] <black_abaddon> yes but i am not from usa and i grew up on hunter s thomson
[03:05] <black_abaddon> he is amazing
[03:05] <black_abaddon> too bad he killed himself
[03:05] <Madm3rlin> user@Local:~$ glxinfo | grep render
[03:05] <Madm3rlin> direct rendering: No
[03:05] <Madm3rlin> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[03:05] <riotkittie> slack <3
[03:05] <Hansel> black_abaddon, your trolling is getting annoying.   My mates running it and getting AWESOME down speed.  And my ports are even forwarded.
[03:06] <CyfrMonk> hakrzcode: it only started after todays xorg patch
[03:06] <mgardner> does anyone know if edgy and the current nvidia binaries in the repository cause problems with a 6600?
[03:06] <black_abaddon> can i just talk about ubutu insted
[03:06] <Madm3rlin> so yeah
[03:06] <black_abaddon> sorry for "trolling"
[03:06] <Madm3rlin> is anyone here familiar with cedega
[03:06] <Madm3rlin> #cedega is dead
[03:06] <factboy818181> um, does anyone know why the lexmark 5270 has problems printing with the lexmark 5200 printer?
[03:06] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: just discontinued my subscription yesterday
[03:07] <jrib> Madm3rlin: you paid for support, use it
[03:07] <Hansel> try #wine... dont tell them you are using cedega... they might have similar errors
[03:07] <Madm3rlin> what
[03:07] <riotkittie> heh
[03:07] <black_abaddon> Madm3rlin: elaborate
[03:07] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: I had to use cedga support just to try to get my subscription turned off ...
[03:07] <NkZ> Greetings guys once again. I restarted my PC and now I can't play any kind of sound.
[03:08] <Madm3rlin> http://pastebin.com/857265
[03:08] <Hansel> NkZ - lsmod
[03:08] <Madm3rlin> if anyone knows why cedega is doing this it would be helpfull
[03:08] <Hansel> NkZ - look for the "word"  snd
[03:08] <riotkittie> doing what?
[03:08] <Madm3rlin> err not launching
[03:08] <Madm3rlin> the pastebin has the error msg
[03:08] <Madm3rlin> http://pastebin.com/857265
[03:09] <NkZ> snd                    58372  8 snd_intel8x0,snd_ac97_codec,snd_pcm_oss,snd_mixe
[03:09] <hakrzcode> Madm3rlin, please make use of http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ , pastbin.com is not so friendly to some people today.
[03:10] <Madm3rlin> arg k
[03:10] <Hansel> NkZ - you probably just need to turn the volume up... alsamixer
[03:10] <black_abaddon> Madm3rlin: codega alows you to run windows games on your linux
[03:10] <Madm3rlin> dude
[03:10] <Madm3rlin> are you trolling
[03:10] <Hansel> Madm3rlin,  yes.. he is.
[03:10] <Madm3rlin> omg
[03:10] <Madm3rlin> worst troll ever
[03:10] <NkZ> Will try
[03:10] <hakrzcode> !ops
[03:10] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos or tonyyarusso
[03:11] <Hansel> time for the kline...
[03:11] <Madm3rlin> gline
[03:11] <Madm3rlin> rofl
[03:11] <Hansel> serious
[03:11] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: looks like cedga is having trouble because it is measuring your CPU speed and coming up with 999.x MHz when it is expect GHz
[03:11] <hakrzcode> ops, time for black_abaddon, to go to sleep...
[03:11] <NkZ> Ehh.... Sound plug was off....
[03:11] <black_abaddon> men it sais on net that codega helps you run your window gaames
[03:11] <Madm3rlin> cedega supports ppc ,right?
[03:11] <NkZ> Sorry for the stupid issue. ^_^
[03:11] <black_abaddon> please dont kick me yet
[03:11] <Hansel> black_abaddon, obviously... he wouldn't download it and be trying to run it for giggles if you he had no idea what it was.
[03:11] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: when it tries to interpret 999.x as GHz it seems impossibly fast ?
[03:12] <Madm3rlin> so is there a config file to edit
[03:12] <Madm3rlin> err
[03:12] <Madm3rlin> or am i fuxed
[03:12] <black_abaddon> well i am yist trying to help
[03:12] <NkZ> Thanks guys!
[03:12] <Madm3rlin> you can help by /quit
[03:12] <Hansel> black_abaddon, no you aren't.   I heard that Beryl has Issues With Cedega: How can I solve those Issues?
[03:13] <noodles12> Under powersaving modes in in ubuntu, the lowest clock speed is 996 mhz. Using NHC in windows the lowest i could clock it to was 690mhz. Why can't i get that low in Ubuntu? ( i have a duo core t2400)
[03:13] <black_abaddon> i ll stop typing and yust read
[03:13] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: the FAQ for cedga says it does not work on PPC
[03:13] <Madm3rlin> ugh
[03:13] <Madm3rlin> sigh
[03:13] <Lam_> how do i copy stoff to a samba share via terminal?
[03:13] <Madm3rlin> so thats that =\
[03:13] <Hansel> Lam_, man cp
[03:14] <diederick> hi all
[03:14] <Lam_> Hansel: i know how to use cp. i don't know how to copy TO a samba share though
[03:14] <hakrzcode> Lam_ smbclient
[03:14] <Hansel> ahh...
[03:14] <Lam_> hakrzcode: thanks
[03:14] <hakrzcode> Lam_ No prob.
[03:14] <MrOregon> how do I get the webcam to work?
[03:14] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: they have some closed-source code in the software and I bet it doesn't compile on PPC.
[03:14] <diederick> I'v just installed ubuntu efty, and trying to tweak my video card ... I've got a msi 7600GT. Can I somewhere check if there is a supported driver?
[03:15] <Madm3rlin> hah
[03:15] <kupesoft> is a system's default umask set in /etc/login.defs
[03:15] <Madm3rlin> good thing i didnt buy cedega
[03:15] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: http://www.transgaming.com/index.php?module=ContentExpress&func=display&ceid=36&meid=#7
[03:15] <Bluedog> I know this is asked all the time, whats a good temp monitoring prog for ubuntu?
[03:15] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: see #8 on the FAQ
[03:15] <Hansel> !webcam
[03:15] <ubotu> webcam is now easy to install on Linux; instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[03:15] <Hansel> MrOregon,  read up
[03:15] <noobcook> hey ppl
[03:15] <Madm3rlin> but cider will work
[03:16] <Oni-Dracula> i hate restarting my ubuntu box
[03:16] <noobcook> whats the command to check what ver of kernal u have
[03:16] <Madm3rlin> thats an intel mac though
[03:16] <Madm3rlin> hmm
[03:16] <Hansel> uname -ar
[03:16] <Oni-Dracula> xorg keeps breaking >_<
[03:16] <Madm3rlin> looks like this wont work
[03:16] <Madm3rlin> sighz0e
[03:16] <NkZ> When trying to move files to my HDB (Mounted) It will say "You do not have permissions to write to this folder."
[03:16] <hakrzcode> noobcook, uname -r
[03:16] <Madm3rlin> thx for all your help guys
[03:16] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: dont give up - if you have a compiler you can fix any thing ;)
[03:16] <CyfrMonk> Madm3rlin: ok, except on a PPC...
[03:16] <noobcook> thanks
[03:17] <hakrzcode> !uname | Hansel
[03:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about uname - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:17] <noobcook> also im having some trouble compiling Xine on ubuntu can anyone offer some hints?
[03:17] <Hansel> hakrzcode, ?
[03:17] <Squee> NKZ: type "sudo -i" then do it
[03:17] <Madm3rlin> er so there is a way
[03:17] <Madm3rlin> or no
[03:17] <hakrzcode> hmmm, Hansel, -a overrides -r , in uname: -a is all, -r is revision
[03:17] <kinjo_> how do i unrar multiple files..?
[03:17] <NkZ> Squee: That will work even if moving the file via nautilus?
[03:17] <diederick> oh man ! I just installed ubuntu and its so faaaaassstt!
[03:18] <Squee> NKZ: start nautilus as root
[03:18] <kinjo_> its in hte form of r00 to r45
[03:18] <Squee> just be careful
[03:18] <NET||abuse> hey guys :), having fun here, i ran the upgrade proceedure on my laptop from dapper to edgy,, didn't go so well :(
[03:18] <hakrzcode> diederick, but can it blend?
[03:18] <diederick> blend?
[03:18] <mgardner> haha
[03:18] <mgardner> www.willitblend.com
[03:18] <noobcook> !xine
[03:18] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xine - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:18] <NkZ> Squee: Any way to give me root powers to write to HDB? I tend to avoid root (Kind of a wuss)
[03:18] <NET||abuse> so i need to figure out how to get things working on my desktop again :P
[03:19] <NET||abuse> when i try to start programs, they just don't appear.
[03:19] <Squee> NKZ: not that i know of
[03:19] <diederick> restarting..
[03:19] <Hansel> NET||abuse, pull up a terminal and try starting them... see if they return any errors
[03:19] <doofy2> how do you add music to presentations in oo so that it plays throughout the slide show?
[03:19] <Hansel> or can you not even pull up an xterm?
[03:19] <NET||abuse> the task bar shows the "starting firefox" or whatever, but that vanishes and nothing :(
[03:19] <NkZ> Squee: Thanks Anyways. :-) I will see if someone on the forums has my same issue.
[03:19] <Hansel> NET||abuse, you aren't by chance using KDE are you?
[03:20] <mag_> hey do you know someting about ACL's in samba ? I need help !
[03:20] <NET||abuse> Hansel, can't do didly on the desktop, im on tty2 at themo in ircii
[03:20] <Hansel> !samba
[03:20] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[03:20] <NET||abuse> Hansel, no i'm on gnome
[03:20] <hakrzcode> !samba | mag_
[03:20] <ubotu> mag_: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[03:20] <NET||abuse> apt has a few problems,
[03:20] <noobcook> can anyone help compile xine on ubuntu?
[03:20] <Hansel> hakrzcode, s/|/>
[03:20] <NET||abuse> giving out about various python packages that arn't installing quite right
[03:21] <hakrzcode> mag_, otherwise that is an advanced subject for samba, best to read the samba docs on that.
[03:21] <mag_> ubotu: Yes I know , now I have samba but my problem is some different I need to have a list control accses
[03:21] <rioghal> noobcook, xine is in the repos. Why are you compiling it?
[03:21] <noobcook> it is rioghal?
[03:21] <Q_Continuum> How can I get a root file browser?  I can't seem to unpack an update to UT2004 without it going into its own folder, and I'm not going to manually move each file in the update...
[03:21] <noobcook> o man
[03:21] <rioghal> noobcook, yeah, hold on..
[03:21] <noobcook> ok
[03:21] <kupesoft> What's the best way to set up a system where users have no access to others files but share a common web server?
[03:21] <hakrzcode> Hansel, pipe the name to the command for personal referencing. just doing the samba bit, does not let them know it is for them.
[03:21] <Bluedog> I know this is asked all the time, whats a good temp monitoring prog for ubuntu?
[03:21] <noobcook> rioghal i reinstalled lol
[03:22] <rioghal> noobcook, xine is in the universe repo, enable universe and do: sudo aptitude install xine-ui
[03:22] <user01> how do i split apart what plugin in mozilla takes what task if i have two plugins that could do either?
[03:22] <mag_> hakrzcode: yes I was reading someting on samba but the infortmation is not clear for me, can you help me with ACL's ?
[03:22] <rioghal> noobcook, You did?
[03:22] <noobcook> ok
[03:22] <noobcook> yeh
[03:22] <pr3d4t0r> Have a good evening, gang.
[03:22] <nhaines> user01: you mean for media files?  I don't think there is a way to do that.
[03:22] <noobcook> doing fresh installs now that i know what i need to do
[03:22] <rioghal> noobcook, you use apt-get or aptitude?
[03:22] <noobcook> aptitude
[03:23] <user01> nhaines: yeah i want vlc to handle most things except for quicktime that totem does better
[03:23] <hakrzcode> mag_ , I know what you mean, but I have not used ACLs with Samba, so unless someone here volunteers, I am not sure of the help you will get.
[03:23] <noobcook> apt get is anoying
[03:23] <juano> someone knows how to fix IP-restrict-NAT for webcam in amsn? i=m having this issue since im behind a router, thanks
[03:23] <Hansel> apt-get works as intended.
[03:23] <rioghal> noobcook, you can search for a particualr app with: aptitude search appname
[03:23] <diederick> hi all
[03:23] <Hansel> hi again diederick
[03:23] <aib> how can I tell what package provides a particular file? e.g., Xrender.h. I know it's probably a -dev
[03:23] <hakrzcode> noobcook, when you get used to apt-get, then you will really be cooking.
[03:23] <noobcook> ah ok cool
[03:23] <rioghal> noobcook, if you can't find an app, you might need to enable a repo
[03:24] <Flannel> aib: packages.ubuntu.com has a search (scroll down)
[03:24] <NET||abuse> from what i've read, aptitude will remove unneeded packages automatically
[03:24] <diederick> I've just installed the nvidia-glx package, and I try to do a "sudo nvidia-glx-config enable", but I get this error: sudo nvidia-glx-config enable
[03:24] <NET||abuse> apt-get is a little less useful that way
[03:24] <diederick> uhh w8
[03:24] <mag_> hakrzcode: do you know someone that can help me ?
[03:24] <aib> i can't do it from the command-line?
[03:24] <diederick> this: Error: unable to load nvidia kernel driver! Be sure to have installed
[03:24] <hakrzcode> mag_ , no sorry.
[03:24] <wadoo> hi all
[03:24] <aib> on fedora, i used to type `yum provides xrender.h'. there is no equivalent in debian-land?
[03:24] <NkZ> Squee: I solved it Squee. It was a command line. I will give it to you in case someone else asks.
[03:25] <Flannel> aib: only if you've already installed the package.  apt doesn't download any information about the contents of a package until it's installed
[03:25] <noobcook> rioghal: i did
[03:25] <cafuego> aib: apt-file
[03:25] <Hansel> aib - I believe dpkg -l
[03:25] <mag_> hakrzcode: ok thank's :P
[03:25] <NET||abuse> ug, ircii is kinda muck,, any console based irc clients that'll color things ??
[03:25] <noobcook> rioghal: i found out the hardway you cant install custom drivers when u are booted in install mode
[03:25] <diederick> someone?
[03:25] <wadoo> hi all i need help with some things.
[03:25] <juano> diederick: probably edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change "nv" for "nvidia"
[03:25] <diederick> oke
[03:25] <wadoo> i soo new on this
[03:25] <cafuego> aib: You need to install apt-file, then run 'apt-file update' and 'apt-file search <string>'
[03:25] <NkZ> sudo chown -R (username) /(folder you want to write) Example : sudo chown -R francisco /storage
[03:25] <aib> cafuego, thanks
[03:25] <rioghal> NET||abuse, the version of apt-get in Edgy can do that too, you need to use the --auto-remove option to do that in Edgy.
[03:25] <juano> diederick: at driver in card section
[03:26] <rioghal> noobcook, Live and learn
[03:26] <cafuego> aib: If the file already exists, you can check where it came from via dpkg -S /path/to/file
[03:26] <wadoo> if is posible to install alias maya 7 on ubuntu 6.10
[03:26] <cafuego> kinjo: unrar e file.r00
[03:26] <noobcook> rioghal: its hard to sleep now i lie in bed thinking of all the possible things i could try to install this and get that to work and to do this and that
[03:26] <NkZ> Squee: In case someone else has Issues mounting HDs on Ubuntu Here is a good page you can foward them to: http://daryl.learnhouston.com/2006/05/03/adding-a-hard-drive-to-a-ubuntu-linux-box/
[03:26] <hakrzcode> kinjo, unrar whatever.rar, will reference all the multiples.
[03:27] <NET||abuse> ug,, i'm pooped, think i'll work on this tomorrow..
[03:27] <bruenig> you need the e
[03:27] <NET||abuse> night all,,,
[03:27] <kinjo> cafuego, ah thx...was trying unrar -e....
[03:27] <Double_D> anyone: is anyone else having problems with X coming back from hibernation the last couple days?
[03:27] <diederick> juano I see: Section "Device" with an entry "driver" (with nv) do I need to change that?)
[03:27] <juano> !rar | kinjo
[03:27] <ubotu> kinjo: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[03:27] <bruenig> Double_D, the only way that would make sense is if there was an upgrade, was there?
[03:27] <juano> diederick: yeah, change "nv" for "nvidia"
[03:27] <NkZ> Thanks! Have a good night now. All take care!
[03:27] <wadoo> and how to use .exe?
[03:27] <Double_D> bruenig: there were updates, yes.
[03:27] <juano> diederick: that helped me
[03:27] <rioghal> noobcook, Guess what, you're a gook, lol
[03:27] <bruenig> !wine | wadoo
[03:27] <ubotu> wadoo: wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information.
[03:27] <rioghal> s/gook/geek
[03:28] <diederick> juano and than? (after changing)
[03:28] <trilliji> !nvidia
[03:28] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:28] <Double_D> bruenig, i also know another person reporting the same issue, so i'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing it.
[03:28] <juano> diederick: if it doesnt help leave it as it was, to apply changes restart X
[03:28] <wadoo> men i soo lost on this but i dont want to get back to windows
[03:28] <Q_Continuum> How can I get Konquror to let me see all the folders on the index on the left, rather than just media and home?
[03:28] <Double_D> bruenig, figured this would be a good place to ask.
[03:28] <noobcook> rioghal AHA its your fault for making me use ubuntu =p
[03:28] <diederick> juano: how can I restart it?
[03:28] <kinjo> cafuego, hey why is it unrar e and not unrar -e???
[03:28] <rioghal> noobcook, It's the best, man
[03:28] <Hansel> wadoo - sudo apt-get install wine..... if you need a wine repository to add to your sources.list let me know and I'll look it up.
[03:28] <bruenig> Double_D, I didn't see an update. I saw a kernel update, probably saw that and ignored the rest
[03:28] <Hansel> wadoo - once wine is installed you just       wine thefile.exe
[03:28] <juano> diederick: ctrl + alt + F1, login, then sudo init 3, then sudo init 5
[03:28] <bruenig> kinjo, the developers made it like that
[03:29] <juano> ctrl + alt + F7 comes back here
[03:29] <juano> ctrl + alt + F7 (GUI)
[03:29] <noobcook> rioghal: its true but er a lot more effort, eg installing cusom this and that btw is vmware in the deb
[03:29] <kinjo> bruenig, oh alright thanks.....
[03:29] <diederick> juano: do I need to update the md5sum?
[03:29] <mgardner> hey I've been following the nvidia discussion that was flying by, I have a question.  I just upgraded my gfx card and I think my drivers/Xorg is freaking out.  Any way to re-install/fix it
[03:29] <aib> cafuego, this only searches packages i already have copies of?
[03:29] <Double_D> bruenig, they were whatever updates i ran two days ago, i think they were four or five days old.  does that sound right?
[03:29] <rioghal> aib, You don't need to install apt-file, you can search for a file with: dpkg -S filename
[03:29] <wadoo> hansel thanks but seems to be that i cant instal wine and i try... im thinking iusin mandrake that i heard someone did it..
[03:30] <Hansel> wadoo - what error do you get when you try installing wine?
[03:30] <Double_D> bruenig, as in originally came out four or five days ago.
[03:30] <juano> diederick: not sure on that one
[03:30] <Hansel> wadoo - by default it's not in the repository so you have to update your sources.list then apt-get update prior to installing.
[03:30] <wadoo> looks like is soemthing with the amd64
[03:30] <aib> ok, i have about a dozen packages i need to locate based on missing files. what's the best way for me to do this?
[03:30] <juano> diederick: !nvidia did you try this?
[03:30] <bruenig> !info wine
[03:30] <MrOregon> good got the webcam working
[03:30] <ubotu> wine: Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (Binary Emulator and Library). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.22-0ubuntu3 (edgy), package size 9001 kB, installed size 42452 kB
[03:30] <juano> !nvidia | diederick
[03:30] <ubotu> diederick: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:30] <Graig> hello. i am having a problem with my ati drivers.
[03:30] <Hansel> aib - so you are trying to install a pkg but it complains about missing dependencies?
[03:31] <itsmabus> how do I get networking to work with vmware? if I have a virtual machine with a device bridged to my main internet NIC on the host machine, how do I ping the router/the rest of the net?
[03:31] <juano> diederick: check bots url
[03:31] <diederick> thanx
[03:31] <rioghal> aib, What are you trying to install?
[03:31] <nhaines> itsmabus: Everything should be automatically detected in VMware.
[03:31] <bruenig> wadoo, yeah amd64 is a pain, I would use i386 unless you are really experienced
[03:31] <aib> Hansel, I am trying to install Qt in a very limited dchroot, and based on files that it fails to find, I need to install those packages
[03:31] <bruenig> wadoo, for now at least
[03:31] <Graig> i installed them, and i am getting direct rendering, but the scary thing is. when i run fgl_xgears, it makes a noise from the computer and the framerate stutters, and i cant move the window around.
[03:31] <kupesoft> how do I build a proper chroot'd environment for a new user?
[03:31] <wadoo> oh i have the amd x2 4400
[03:32] <Hansel> kupesoft - that all depends on what "proper" means.
[03:32] <pb> there away to start firestarter when booting up and minimizing it??  I am currectly using:  sudo firestarter --starthidden  / is there a minimized switch??
[03:32] <juano> itsmabus, try route add -net $ipnet -netmask $submask , then try route add default gw $ipgateway
[03:32] <juano> itsmabus: thats inside the virtual machine of course
[03:32] <Hansel> you just want them stuck over in /home/whatever and restricted access to only a few /bin's?
[03:32] <buu> =[
[03:32] <Flannel> pb: why do you want to start firestarter and immediately minimize it?
[03:32] <bruenig> wadoo, right, I would install the 32 bit version
[03:32] <wadoo> well i soo new on linux    a few days using ubuntu
[03:32] <itsmabus> juano: I think it's a problem with my host machine not forwarding the packets on to the gateway
[03:32] <itsmabus> juano: I can ping the host from the vm and vice versa
[03:33] <rioghal> pb, you do realize that the firewall starts when you boot, firestarter is just a GUI front-end and when you close firestarter the firewall continues running, right?
[03:33] <juano> itsmabus: iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT (on host)
[03:33] <pb> when it is hidden i don't know if it is running or not?
[03:33] <kupesoft> Hansel: bare-bones,
[03:33] <diederick> brb
[03:33] <Graig> anyone experienced with ati drivers?
[03:33] <Flannel> pb: firestarter is just a configuration editor, the firewall runs all the time, regardless (it's built into the kernel)
[03:33] <rioghal> !ati
[03:33] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[03:33] <Graig> my card makes noise when i do 3d.
[03:34] <wadoo> the ububtu 6.10  for 32 bits... but that is the main reazon why i want to use the 64 bit version to work better on maya
[03:34] <pb> ok, I get it thanks
[03:34] <juano> itsmabus: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward (on host also)
[03:34] <hakrzcode> pb, firestarter basically writes a script that is run when booting your system. The gui is good for dynamically adding hosts, and to view blocked traffic.
[03:34] <diederick> juano: well something change...
[03:35] <wadoo> and sorry but dont have any clue of codes...
[03:35] <diederick> though I'm not sure if its correct...
[03:35] <jamesb2147> having some more issues...  installed xp drivers for dwl-g122 using ndiswrapper command in edgy (after installing 1.8, of course) and it still says the drivers are invalid!
[03:35] <pb> good to know thanks for your reply
[03:35] <itsmabus> juano: ok
[03:35] <jamesb2147> guy on the ndiswrapper wiki says that he got it working on debian
[03:35] <bruenig> wadoo, you will have problems using 64 bit, if you aren't really experienced, you should use 32 bit.
[03:35] <wadoo> and the good this is that the install was soo smoth
[03:35] <atoponce> Kyral: ping
[03:36] <juano> diederick: you can try glxgears in a terminal to see if theyre ok
[03:36] <bruenig> wadoo, what language do you speak
[03:36] <Kyral> huwah
[03:36] <Kyral> why does someone want me?
[03:36] <wadoo> ok... if i have no choice i will
[03:36] <wadoo>  i wont go back to win...
[03:36] <juano> diederick: type glxgears, if theyre al slowwish stuttery then its wrong, if they move nice and smooth and rather fast then your good
[03:36] <wadoo> no more
[03:36] <diederick> juano: that works perfectly
[03:36] <rioghal> wadoo, That's the spirit
[03:36] <Hansel> wadoo - welcome to the club.
[03:36] <diederick> so it works?
[03:36] <Hansel> wadoo - I gave up on Windows entirely about 2 months ago...
[03:36] <nhaines> I'm glad you like Ubuntu so far, wadoo.  :)
[03:36] <diederick> how can I change my resolution?
[03:37] <Hansel> diederick - edit your xorg.conf... gnome and kde usually have resolution changing options.
[03:37] <nhaines> I gave up on Windows just as 6.06 came out.
[03:37] <Hansel> not sure for other wm's
[03:37] <diederick> oke great!
[03:37] <itsmabus> juano: no luck
[03:37] <diederick> well gonna sleep now, and I'll continue tomorrow
[03:37] <juano> diederick: try Hansel comment
[03:37] <Camden> my kid is running a game under wine
[03:37] <Camden> and wants to pause it
[03:37] <diederick> one thing...
[03:37] <wadoo> yes but in my case is kind of frustrating cause i need to erase my win brain of work..
[03:37] <Camden> i.e. time for bed
[03:37] <juano> diederick: good luck! :)
[03:37] <diederick> I've two screens, is that supported ?
[03:37] <Camden> how do i pause it
[03:37] <juano> diederick: yes?
[03:37] <Camden> ?
[03:38] <diederick> great!
[03:38] <Camden> it is a full screen windows game
[03:38] <rioghal> Camden, That should be in the game's documentation
[03:38] <juano> diederick: yes, you can enter nvidia-settings from command line
[03:38] <Bluedog> whats the diff between running gnome->add/remove application
[03:38] <Bluedog> and synaptic?
[03:38] <Hansel> Camden - probably ESC ?
[03:38] <Camden> i tried that
[03:38] <wadoo> thanks  i will get the 32 bit version now,,, cya latter..
[03:38] <Bluedog> its similar, but synaptic has more, why is this?
[03:38] <Camden> isn't there a wine key?
[03:38] <diederick> juano: really thanx a lot! see you later!
[03:38] <bruenig> Bluedog, well they look different
[03:38] <Camden> to send a STOP signal?
[03:38] <jamesb2147> anyone know wireless...?
[03:38] <Camden> like Ctrl-Z?
[03:38] <Hansel> Camden - some games dont have pause... wine doesn't have a pause key but you could potentially CTRL Z it and that will send it into the background.
[03:38] <Camden> it doesn't work
[03:38] <Bluedog> if you can install something from both, is there a difference?
[03:38] <Camden> Ctrl Z
[03:38] <Flannel> Bluedog: they do the exact same thing, one gives you more control (and overwhelms some people), the other is more newbie friendly
[03:38] <bruenig> Bluedog, no
[03:38] <Bluedog> awesome :)
[03:38] <itsmabus> juano: the local ip for eth0 on the vm is <IP_ADDRESS> and on wlan0 on the host it's <IP_ADDRESS> .. both were obtained with dhcp
[03:38] <Bluedog> thankyou
[03:38] <juano> itsmabus, try route add -net $ipnet -netmask $submask , then try route add default gw $ipgateway, do this in the host
[03:39] <Hansel> Camden - you would have to CTRL Z it from the xterm you launched it from
[03:39] <wadoo> kubuntu 610 is like the same right?
[03:39] <hakrzcode> Bluedog: The add applications prog, is more for windows users, ease. It is simpler.
[03:39] <bruenig> Bluedog, you can always use apt-get from the command line
[03:39] <aussieaubs> anyone installed beryl or 3ddesktop on ubuntu and can vouch if its worth the bother?
[03:39] <Hansel> you cant just CTRL Z from within the game.
[03:39] <juano> itsmabus: on the CLIENT sorry
[03:39] <pb> just wondering if anyone here has sucessfully got evolution to work with exchange server?  no help needed I will keep on working on it until i get it working someday
[03:39] <Bluedog> ok :)
[03:39] <itsmabus> juano: substitte those variables with what?
[03:39] <Hansel> aussieaubs, if you have the hardware to do it then yes... it is very "pretty"... whether or not it's "worth" it is another matter.
[03:39] <rioghal> aussieaubs, 3ddesktop works great, but it's just a fancy eye-candy pager
[03:39] <Camden> i have successfully killed this game before by using Alt-Tab to get an outline of the xterm, then hitting Ctrl-C
[03:39] <Hansel> aussieaubs, do you think lots of unnecessary eye candy is "worth" the time to configure it?
[03:39] <Camden> but Ctrl-Z doesn't seem to pause it
[03:40] <jamesb2147> anybody, PLEASE...  i need help with my wireless!
[03:40] <Hansel> jamesb2147, use this link....
[03:40] <Hansel> !wireless
[03:40] <juano> itsmabus, try route add -net <IP_ADDRESS> -netmask <IP_ADDRESS> , then try route add default gw $ipgateway, do this in the VM
[03:40] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:40] <factboy818181> using CUPS and trying to print to a lexmark 5200 printer, but it doesn't do anything - can't even print the test page.  i get this in the cups error log: cupsdAuthorize: Local authentication certificate not found
[03:40] <aussieaubs> hansel - rioghal - thanks guys. im curious as to if my card is good enuf
[03:40] <Hansel> aussieaubs, what do you have?
[03:40] <juano> itsmabus: is your Host connecting directly to net or behind routeR?
[03:40] <rioghal> aussieaubs, What kind of card is it?
[03:40] <aussieaubs> 64 card built onto mobo of HP slimline unit its a P4 unit
[03:41] <aussieaubs> 64mb hansel
[03:41] <Hansel> aussieaubs, geforce?  ati?  what version of card?
[03:41] <aussieaubs> yep nvidia
[03:41] <Hansel> geforce 3?
[03:41] <Hansel> 4? 5? 6? 7? 92348920?
[03:41] <jamesb2147> hansel: i already did that and followed the instructions and they were great for getting ndiswrapper installed, but then i install the wireless files and nothing.  says they're invalid.
[03:41] <Camden> we used to play this game under windows, and the only way we could pause it was to do Ctrl-Esc (to get the task bar visible), then clicking on some other window
[03:41] <aussieaubs> umm 1 sec
[03:41] <Hansel> jamesb2147, its possible your card isn't supported  :(
[03:42] <Camden> i'm actually surprised it works so well under wine, but pause would be nice
[03:42] <juano> itsmabus: is your Real PC connecting directly to internet? or is it behind a router?
[03:42] <Hansel> Camden, check winehq website for info on the game... maybe its a lil trick somebody documented?
[03:42] <jamesb2147> the only thing is, some guy got it to work using debian and ndiswrapper
[03:42] <Camden> ok
[03:43] <juano> itsmabus: if your real PC connects directly to internet, then your gateway should be real pc ip of interface thats connected to your LAN
[03:43] <Hansel> Camden - keep in mind its a compatability layer... things might not work EXACTLY like in Windows.
[03:43] <Camden> another thing i thought of would be to ssh to the machine over my LAN and send a STOP signal (kill -STOP) to wine
[03:43] <Camden> but i don't have sshd running on it
[03:44] <Hansel> you could always pull up another term and kill -STOP the pid...
[03:44] <Hansel> or kill -15 or -9 it  tee hee
[03:45] <hakrzcode> Hansel, I believe you are thinking of -HUP?
[03:45] <Hansel> hakrzcode, no... I'm telling him how to completely kill off the process  :P
[03:45] <Hansel> -HUP is a SIGHUP...
[03:45] <hakrzcode> that will usually reload any configuration or allow the process, to shutdown nicely, but if you wish the deathwish, then it is -9.
[03:46] <Hansel> hakrzcode, of this I'm aware.  :)
[03:46] <hakrzcode> A cat only has 9 lives. you use them up in one shot.
[03:46] <juano> hakrzcode is right, kill -HUP (daemon)
[03:46] <Camden> hmmm ... seems this game was giving the wine developers fits back in '02
[03:46] <Camden> something about an "unmanaged window"
[03:47] <Hansel> Camden - just pull up a term and kill -STOP then -CONT when you wake up :)
[03:47] <Hansel> not really "pause" though.
[03:47] <b14ck73425> can anyone here help me with a wine problem?
[03:47] <h3xis> b14ck73425, see #alcoholics-anonymous
[03:47] <Hansel> b14ck73425, we can try if you ask a specific question.
[03:47] <anubis_> Totem could not play 'mms://wm2-cm.edgestreams.net/1e/e6/1ee675846fc8b20cd05c1b8140a69b6d-451d68a5.asf?auth=caEbXaYcSbycGbqcUaocraUa8diawasb7dy-bfPVAo-eS-Ovb=0001'.
[03:47] <b14ck73425> ok
[03:48] <black_abaddon> i am troller
[03:48] <black_abaddon> night to you all
[03:48] <shan1> Is it possible to use Amarok to put songs on your ipod when it's rockbox'd?
[03:48] <mgardner> can someone help me with some xorg/nvidia problems?  I changed cards and now its acting up
[03:48] <b14ck73425> everytime i try to configure wine sound i get this -Creating link /root/.kde/socket-74k3n.
[03:48] <b14ck73425> can't create mcop directory
[03:48] <Camden> how can i get a term up
[03:48] <draeath> Is something wrong with the repos?
[03:48] <neil_edgy> help i cannot run icq groupware under wine upon firing it up, installation was okay though
[03:48] <draeath> I keep getting messages like "502 Bad Gateway [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80] " from apt
[03:48] <Hansel> b14ck73425, you may need to sudo the command... or strace to find out why its giving the error.
[03:48] <aussieaubs> woah - my whole xwindows just reset back to the logon screen...
[03:49] <DesertEagle> hello all
[03:49] <Hansel> aussieaubs, thats scary.
[03:49] <b14ck73425> i was under sudo
[03:49] <draeath> mostly when trying to use http://us.archive.ubuntu.com
[03:49] <b14ck73425> or i was sudo rather
[03:49] <mgardner> draeath: I've been having those problems too
[03:49] <iketurner> can you ping it
[03:49] <aussieaubs> i was trying to get the details of my vid card...
[03:49] <DesertEagle> does anyone know where the keymapping file?
[03:49] <draeath> mgardner, OK, as long as it's not a problem for me alone then I can stop panicing
[03:49] <dionysos22_> join #mepis
[03:49] <Hansel> DesertEagle, /usr/lib/kbd/keytables/*.map
[03:50] <shan1> I want to use amarok to transfer files onto my rockbox'd ipod...is that possible?
[03:50] <draeath> iketurner, yes, it pings OK
[03:50] <draeath> 502 is an http error, so TCP/IP is working
[03:50] <mgardner> draeath: it seems to happen every now and then
[03:50] <aussieaubs> ok i think the card is nvidia quadro nvs
[03:50] <aussieaubs> 64mb
[03:51] <draeath> mgardner, maybe when a change propagates the cluseter?
[03:51] <aussieaubs> bus type is agp
[03:51] <Camden> anubis_ i'm getting unauthorized for that mms
[03:51] <draeath> mgardner, hopefully the archive isn't one host :P
[03:51] <Camden> how are you feeding it to totem?
[03:51] <DesertEagle> Hansel are you sure? there's no dir kbd in /usr/lib
[03:51] <Camden> i've had issues with similar subscription multimedia
[03:51] <DesertEagle> i thought it was /usr/share/X11/XKeysymDB
[03:51] <mgardner> draeath: it seems to happen at really random intervals.  I've been trying to redo my nvidia/beryl install and I get it popping up every now and then when I call update
[03:51] <itsmabus> juano: my laptop (<IP_ADDRESS>) hosts the vm (<IP_ADDRESS>), and the laptop connects through the router at <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:51] <DesertEagle> but apparently it isn't the only one
[03:52] <aussieaubs> hansel - nvidia quadro
[03:52] <Camden> the trick i found is that the server only lets you download it once with that auth id
[03:52] <Hansel> DesertEagle, /etc/X11/xkb/keymap  ???
[03:52] <juano> itsmabus: ahh, then it would be like this
[03:52] <Camden> so if you hit it with a player then try to hit it with a capture program
[03:52] <Camden> it won't work
[03:52] <Hansel> aussieaubs, I'd ask in #beryl to be 100% sure but I think it will work.
[03:52] <Camden> you have to hit it with the capture program right away
[03:52] <iketurner> does anyone have a link to installing apache mysql php5
[03:52] <itsmabus> juano: 101 and 100 are supposedly bridged
[03:52] <aussieaubs> ok thanks
[03:52] <juano> itsmabus, try ---->1)  route add -net <IP_ADDRESS> -netmask <IP_ADDRESS> , 2) route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>, do this in the VM
[03:52] <Flannel> !lamp | iketurner
[03:53] <ubotu> iketurner: LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[03:53] <itsmabus> iketurner: you can do all of that with the press of a button with the ubuntu server install cd
[03:53] <Camden> so if totem is hitting it after something else already hit it, it will get Forbidden
[03:53] <itsmabus> juano: already tried that, said file exists for #2
[03:53] <DesertEagle> Hansel it says not to use that one, but doesn't say where to :(
[03:53] <Camden> i mean unauthorized
[03:53] <iketurner> I installed the workstation I dont mind installing each package
[03:54] <MindFreek> how do I upgrade my Ubuntu install to 64bit
[03:54] <iketurner> makes me better
[03:54] <draeath> anyone know how i can get raw kernel message output (or whatever dmesg displays) on a terminal?
[03:54] <juano> itsmabus: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward (on host also)
[03:54] <Flannel> MindFreek: your current install is 32?
[03:54] <MindFreek> yes.
[03:54] <juano> itsmabus: iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT (on host also)
[03:54] <noobcook> whats the command to see flagged staff memebers
[03:54] <itsmabus> juano: and I think -net is wrong syntax.. --net is unrecognized and -net makes it says that t is an invalid option
[03:54] <Hansel> DesertEagle, /usr/X11/kbd/keymap/xfree86  is that what you looked at?
[03:54] <itsmabus> juano: already did that
[03:54] <Flannel> MindFreek: I don't believe an "upgrade" is possible.  Believe it requires a fresh installation
[03:54] <mgardner> draeath: I just ran update again and it seems to work
[03:54] <draeath> hah! fail2ban caught another bot.
[03:54] <dionysos22_> anyone know how i can fix my touchpad.. it wont drag under ubuntu
[03:55] <draeath> dionysos22, synaptics?
[03:55] <MindFreek> Flannel, oh, I was under the impression (from some very initial searching) that I could just upgrade. IF IT AINT BROKE, DONT FIX IT. I will just leave 32-bit
[03:55] <dionysos22_> yeah
[03:55] <juano> itsmabus: add sudo before each command, forgot that darn..
[03:55] <draeath> dionysos22_, whip out your text editor and read 'man synaptics'
[03:55] <nhaines> MindFreek: yeah, 64-bit is an entirely different platform and you have to install from scratch.  On the bright side, there are still problems with 64-bit, so you're not missing much.  :)
[03:55] <dionysos22_> awesome
[03:56] <itsmabus> juano: I'm logged in as root
[03:56] <draeath> dionysos22_, make sure xserver-xorg-input-synaptics is installed though
[03:56] <MindFreek> nhaines, will it make a significant difference, 32 vs 64 ?
[03:56] <juano> itsmabus: k, also 1 more thing
[03:56] <juano> itsmabus: in vmware, you should select bridged network option
[03:56] <DesertEagle> Hansel that one's weird, i was looking for something like /usr/share/X11/XKeysymDB as suggested by http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Use_Multimedia_Keys
[03:56] <juano> itsmabus: for ethernet card, theres 4 options you should choose bridged, not NAT
[03:56] <itsmabus> juano: wlan0 on the host and eth0 on the vm are supposedly bridged
[03:56] <nhaines> MindFreek, no, it really doesn't.
[03:57] <mgardner> agggg I got the 502 error when trying to apt-get, anyone else being bothered by this?
[03:57] <draeath> dionysos22_, looking for the specifics for dragging. I assume you want tap-drag
[03:57] <DesertEagle> itsmabus: and, oh yeah, it's not a good idea to connect to IRC as root :P
[03:57] <MindFreek> nhaines, ok, thanks, I appreciate the info.. .I will just leave it as it is... no problems yet with my 32b install
[03:57] <MindFreek> Flannel, thanks to you too.
[03:57] <Flannel> MindFreek: only if you have >4GB of ram
[03:57] <Hansel> DesertEagle, http://howtos.linux.com/howtos/Danish-HOWTO-2.shtml  <--- look in section 2.3
[03:57] <MindFreek> Flannel, I do not have that.
[03:57] <itsmabus> DesertEagle: I'm logged into my vm as root, not even the same box I'm irssing on
[03:58] <nhaines> MindFreek, well, *one* significant difference is that you can't run 32-bit plugins in 64-bit apps, like Flash in 64bit Firefox, or w32codecs in 64-bit players.  So...  :)
[03:58] <iketurner> you can change the apt-get files to update from differnet sites like yum correct
[03:58] <DesertEagle> Hansel oh my bad, i though that url was for someone else, thank you
[03:58] <Hansel> iketurner, yes.. its your sources.list file
[03:58] <DesertEagle> itsmabus: oh ok then :P
[03:58] <Kervan> How can i include my Apache?
[03:58] <iketurner> thanks
[03:58] <Kervan> Sorry
[03:58] <draeath> dionysos22_, look for "LockedDrags"
[03:58] <Flannel> iketurner: it uses your sources.list, so sure.
[03:58] <MindFreek> nhaines, so you are basically saying, that I should stick with 32b until there is more universal support for the 64b
[03:58] <Kervan> How can I include Ajax to Apache?
[03:58] <dionysos22> ok..
[03:59] <Hansel> Kervan - you use ajax in your scripts... you dont need to compile anything extra into apache to get ajax to work AFAIK
[03:59] <dionysos22> thanks a bunch
[03:59] <draeath> dionysos22_, also SingleTapTimeout
[03:59] <juano> itsmabus: should work, worked for me with solaris inside vmware
[03:59] <noobcook> is it better to install fglrx drivers or the ATI drivers off their site?
[03:59] <juano> itsmabus: but didnt try ubuntu in vmware
[03:59] <nhaines> MindFreek, Yes, unless you want to play with it (try the Desktop CD!) or have some specific reason to run in 64-bit.  Almost everything works, but a couple common things don't.
[03:59] <draeath> dionysos22_, cant help much further than that, i use an external mouse rather than my pad
[03:59] <Flannel> Kervan: they're entirely different.  One is serverside (apache), one is clientside (javascript), you'll want... some serverside language, it could be any of them though.
[03:59] <juano> itsmabus: you can ping fine to your host?
[03:59] <itsmabus> yep
[03:59] <MindFreek> nhaines, OK, I will keep all that in mind, I am relatively new to Ubuntu and Linux the like, so I might just mess around with this until I am more familiar.
[04:00] <Hansel> Kervan - all you need to do with apache is add support for your scripting language (ie; ruby, php, etc)
[04:00] <Kervan> Hansel: why my apache cannot run xajax lib correctly i take this error : Fatal error: Call to undefined method xajax::aFunctions() in /var/www/ajax/yd.php on line 23,
[04:00] <draeath> MindFreek, remember the 16-32 transition? the same thing. Wait untill you NEED to switch, or you'll have MORE problems than if you wait untill you have to.
[04:00] <itsmabus> juano: I think its something with iptables in my host or something
[04:00] <juano> itsmabus: yeah... iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT should do the trick
[04:00] <Kervan> Hansel: i have included php to apache
[04:00] <Hansel> Kervan - it sounds like you are trying to use a pear library...
[04:00] <Flannel> Kervan: that's a php issue, not an apache issue
[04:00] <noobcook> whats the console command to eject cd rom
[04:00] <MindFreek> draeath, yeah, i am thinking the same thing, since I have no issues now, I will wait...
[04:00] <draeath> I wish they would skip all the steps and just give us 256-bit processors - we'll be set for a nice long while!
[04:00] <biotrox> how to check source list in ubuntu..?
[04:01] <Arigato> how do I start a module from the terminal?
[04:01] <riotkittie> i wish there was an easy way to switch between sets of gnome panels =/
[04:01] <draeath> biotrox, cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:01] <Hansel> /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:01] <Kervan> hansel pear library?
[04:01] <toulouse> hey guys, i am looking for a linux that can run as a live cd but still connect to the Internet, any suggestions?? (it's for these laptops our school gave us, they have them locked down, but with linux i can use the internet (wifi))
[04:01] <riotkittie> noobcook: eject
[04:01] <iketurner> are the update servers down
[04:01] <Hansel> Kervan - the problem is you are trying to use a xajax method in your PHP script which isn't properly defined.  I'd ask in #php...
[04:01] <juano> itsmabus: try assinging static ip in vm
[04:01] <draeath> toulouse, DSL, knoppix, are good starts
[04:01] <hakrzcode> kervan, pear is a default in PHP.
[04:02] <draeath> DSL is faster, knoppix has more stuff than you would ever want
[04:02] <Hansel> Kervan - go to phppaste.org and paste your code and let them review it.
[04:02] <nhaines> toulouse: they almost all can.  I'd recommend Knoppix.
[04:02] <juano> asigning*
[04:02] <hakrzcode> kervan, default installed.
[04:02] <noobcook> riotkittie: what about when its frozen btu says its buzy
[04:02] <biotrox> after i cat /etc/apt/sources.list and then..?
[04:02] <riotkittie> toulouse: slax
[04:02] <toulouse> knoppix, ok, ive used dsl embedded
[04:02] <riotkittie> noobcook: no clue
[04:02] <draeath> toulouse, also, if oyu don't need linux per-se but want something *NIX look for freesbie
[04:02] <draeath> toulouse, FreeBSD based
[04:02] <Hansel> biotrox - pico or vi the sources.list and edit it... add in repositories you want then save and apt-get update
[04:02] <Hansel> then you can apt-get install and it will use the new repository
[04:02] <toulouse> well, it's just for hax0ring the schools laptops
[04:02] <juano> itsmabus: ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS> up, then do those route commands again
[04:02] <nhaines> toulouse, SLAX is also very nice, but I don't know how easy it'd be to set up the wireless support.
[04:02] <draeath> riotkittie, xfree86 is a dealbreaker for me, my hardware doesn't agree with it
[04:03] <biotrox> where can i see all the available repositories?
[04:03] <biotrox> !repositories
[04:03] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[04:03] <toulouse> so knopix or dsl right?
[04:03] <riotkittie> draeath: ah
[04:03] <iketurner> are there better respo sites then the standard
[04:03] <toulouse> ttyl guys
[04:03] <Hansel> iketurner - not "better" per se
[04:03] <draeath> toulouse, DSL for speed, and weaker machines. Knoppix for all else
[04:03] <iketurner> lol
[04:03] <draeath> toulouse, knoppix CDs are a bit more lightweitght than the DVDs
[04:03] <Hansel> iketurner - it all depends on the software you are looking for... some repositories have more than others.
[04:03] <draeath> toulouse, they have a 30mb DSL disk, and a ~ 150mb one as well
[04:03] <juano> itsmabus: but if you can ping then it should be fne
[04:03] <draeath> toulouse, DSL is damn small linux - make searching easier
[04:03] <juano> fine
[04:04] <iketurner> I am trying to install lamp and the sites are timing out when use the apt get command
[04:04] <draeath> toulouse, knoppix is best bet though
[04:04] <iketurner> I really dont want to do tar.gz files
[04:04] <draeath> iketurner, 502 BAD GATEWAY?
[04:04] <iketurner> to much work
[04:04] <toulouse> yeah, it's gonna be on a cd, so i guess these laptops are probly pieces of $#!T, better go with a relatively small cd (they probly have crappy ram)
[04:04] <iketurner> no
[04:04] <juano> iketurner: synaptic
[04:04] <Hansel> iketurner - got your linux install cd sitting around?  heh
[04:04] <iketurner> I get connection error
[04:04] <iketurner> timing out
[04:04] <draeath> iketurner, mirrors are having issues though
[04:05] <iketurner>  <IP_ADDRESS> 80
[04:05] <iketurner> ok that is what I thought
[04:05] <draeath> iketurner, whats your IP? i can open my proxy for you and you can try to use that? better/MSG me
[04:05] <iketurner> lol
[04:05] <iketurner> na I will wait
[04:05] <draeath> up to you
[04:05] <Hansel> hah... yes, trust a complete stranger to setup a legit proxy for you
[04:05] <noobcook> LOL
[04:05] <riotkittie> hahaha
[04:05] <noobcook> "what is your ip"
[04:05] <iketurner> I am not a noob
[04:06] <draeath> would you like a temporary user account for SSH?>
[04:06] <noobcook> social enggineering at its highest form
[04:06] <iketurner> I am trying this instead of Fedora
[04:06] <Hansel> hows abouts I setup an account for you on my boxen and give you sudo access with ALL:NOPASSWD in sudoers?
[04:06] <iketurner> every time I update I break something
[04:06] <iketurner> this version of ubuntu seems stable
[04:06] <draeath> Hansel, great for a VM
[04:06] <iketurner> lol
[04:06] <Kervan> Hansel: http://rafb.net/p/kFOZKl76.html here is my code
[04:06] <draeath> noobcook, again, virtual machines are useful
[04:07] <manny> hey guys
[04:07] <nhaines> Take care, all.  :)
[04:07] <draeath> pwn that qcow image!
[04:07] <Hansel> Kervan - take it to #php... I'm a reformed phper... I'm all ruby.  Actually I'm more easytrieve and jcl than anything these days.  :(
[04:07] <noobcook> hello manny
[04:07] <draeath> well, I offered - no offense taken at your decline
[04:07] <Kervan> thanks
[04:07] <Kervan> hansel thanks
[04:07] <Hansel> np
[04:08] <kintaro0e> hey guys..i want to monitor our bandwidth in our company..like i know what they are browsing...what tool shall i install?i've seen etherape..any other..thanks
[04:08] <manny> i have a quick dumb question
[04:08] <piao> hi
[04:08] <manny> sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)
[04:08] <manny> when a cmd asks you to type that
[04:08] <h3xis> kintaro0e, wireshark
[04:08] <manny> do i acually type it like that or do i put my logon name where the uname is
[04:08] <kintaro0e> h3xis: thanks
[04:08] <draeath> $(uname -r) is replaced by the output of 'uname -r'
[04:08] <piao> is any body use lumaqq?
[04:08] <Hansel> kintaro0e, I recommend packetfence for lots of monitoring/worm mitigation/etc... openbsd has good tools for bandwidth shaping and monitoring as well which I'm sure you can find for linux.
[04:08] <draeath> manny, uname pulls info from kernel
[04:08] <adaptr> kintaro0e: apart from the obvious legal ramifications, you're naming at least three wildly different goals in one sentence
[04:08] <corrupted> hi
[04:09] <noobcook> who wants my ip
[04:09] <zach> anyone having trouble with the repos tonight?
[04:09] <manny> like for instance bla bla bla manny -r
[04:09] <draeath> nope
[04:09] <noobcook> lol
[04:09] <noobcook> only dont crash anything
[04:09] <manny> oh
[04:09] <draeath> just like you typed it
[04:09] <corrupted> can anyone help me with installing a certion .bin file?
[04:09] <manny> ok
[04:09] <draeath> try uname -r in a terminal
[04:09] <manny> just making sure
[04:09] <Hansel> noobcook, we would just /dns you if we wanted it
[04:09] <draeath> or 'man uname'
[04:09] <h3xis> corrupted, which bin file
[04:09] <manny> oh ok i see
[04:09] <noobcook> thats mask though =p
[04:09] <Hansel> corrupted, just ./thefile.bin
[04:09] <draeath> manny, heh, it does look like an attempt at 'your name' though :)
[04:09] <corrupted> its called install_digichat.bin
[04:09] <Hansel> corrupted, you may need to chmod +x it
[04:10] <draeath> your-name -> urname -> uname
[04:10] <manny> lol
[04:10] <Hansel> ./ <--- how to execute a binary file NOT in /bin /sbin etc
[04:10] <h3xis> corrupted, run sudo chmod +x instsall_digichat.bin; ./install_digichat.bin
[04:10] <kintaro0e> Hansel: thanks
[04:10] <Hansel> np kintaro0e
[04:10] <draeath> yes, if its not in $PATH, you need to put the path. even if it is ./
[04:10] <NsOmNiAc> can someone show me a better site for updating screen resolution under Ubuntu Edgy Eft ?
[04:10] <NsOmNiAc> to get a higher resolution
[04:11] <draeath> NsOmNiAc, keleus.freeshell.org and follow the link
[04:11] <Hansel> NsOmNiAc, your best bet is to edit your xorg.conf in /etc/X11
[04:11] <juano> NsOmNiAc: edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:11] <adaptr> NsOmNiAc: what site ? just input your monitor's capabilities in xorg.conf and restart X
[04:11] <corrupted> #3xis
[04:11] <Hansel> NsOmNiAc, make sure you dont over do it... if your monitor cant handle the resolution it will "wig out"
[04:11] <draeath> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[04:12] <draeath> NsOmNiAc, watch out for hardware issues
[04:12] <Hansel> NsOmNiAc, I recommend you just put a list of resolutions from 1600x1200 down to 800x600 and then use the KDE/Gnome resolution changer to try them all so it will recover if it tweaks out
[04:12] <ctrl> im having an issue with ubuntu 6.10 freezing up randomly
[04:12] <NsOmNiAc> yeahh I want 1600x1200
[04:12] <ctrl> can anyone help me?
[04:12] <corrupted> i forgot how to wisper in irc >.<
[04:12] <draeath> NsOmNiAc, my laptop (desktop replacement) refuses to use > 1024x768 unless I turn off the LCD panel and FORCE X11 to think its bigger.
[04:12] <Hansel> ctrl - only if you ask a Q
[04:12] <draeath> corrupted, /msg USER message
[04:12] <corrupted> /msg h3xis
[04:12] <corrupted> corrupted@corrupted-desktop:~$ sh ./install_digichat.bin
[04:12] <corrupted> sh: Can't open ./install_digichat.bin
[04:12] <corrupted> corrupted@corrupted-desktop:~$
[04:12] <ctrl> well what is causing this and how can i fix these random freezes?
[04:12] <ken> does anyone know what the heck an uninteruptable process is????
[04:13] <Hansel> corrupted, did you chmod +x install_digichat.bin  ???
[04:13] <h3xis> corrupted, did you chmod it?
[04:13] <adaptr> ken: it's a process that cannot be interrupted, oddly enough
[04:13] <draeath> corrupted, what does 'file install_digichat.bin' say?
[04:13] <corrupted> it wont let me open it
[04:13] <Hubris2> Anybody here familiar with the install for Compiz?
[04:13] <hakrzcode> lol, adaptr.
[04:13] <ctrl> ?
[04:13] <h3xis> corrupted, sudo chmod +x install_digichat.bin
[04:13] <Hansel> !compiz | Hubris2
[04:13] <ken> adaptr: how do you kill an uninteruptable process????
[04:13] <ubotu> Hubris2: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-xgl - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[04:14] <adaptr> ken: what does top show ? if it's waiting for I/O, killing it may be dangerous
[04:14] <puff> I'm trying to use easybuntu, anybody installed it?
[04:14] <puff> The instructions appear out of date.
[04:14] <Hansel> ctrl - I'd recommend you tail -f /var/log/messages
[04:14] <corrupted> iv done chmod  and it says no such file or directory
[04:14] <Hansel> ctrl - watch it and hopefully something gets written right before the freeze
[04:14] <hakrzcode> ken, unfortunately it is not interruptable, therefore no signals get through.
[04:14] <ctrl> so i just boot up terminal and type that up?
[04:14] <ken> adaptr: not much it is waiting.... its lsdvd at 0% cpu
[04:14] <Hansel> ctrl - yes... and keep the term visible... obviously if it freezes you wont be able to pull it up to read it later
[04:15] <adaptr> ken: what *state* is the process in ?
[04:15] <ken> adaptr: and i can'teject
[04:15] <ctrl> hansel: thanks
[04:15] <piao> join #ubuntu-cn
[04:15] <draeath> corrupted, type the first few letters of the filename and hit TAB. your typing the file wrong probably
[04:15] <lotacus> hey guys, I went into configuratio editor to turn off gnome animations, however, I am still getting the animations. :S what's funky about this?
[04:15] <Hansel> ctrl - np... if it doesnt write anything then its likely a hardware issue.. :(
[04:15] <lotacus> yea I killed x and restarted it
[04:15] <Hansel> ctrl - maybe you have bad RAM?
[04:15] <adaptr> or bad hair
[04:15] <corrupted> nothing happens
[04:15] <draeath> no beeps?
[04:15] <Hansel> yes... bad hair can cause a number of issues... hehe.
[04:16] <draeath> ls -Llah ./ | grep .bin
[04:16] <draeath> get anything with that?
[04:16] <hakrzcode> ken, can't eject? disk? open console, and type lsof /media/usbdisk, or whatever the disk is. then paste at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
[04:16] <ken> adaptr: i am not sure what state means in this case but the 'status' is uninteruptable...
[04:16] <lotacus> check your video card
[04:16] <lotacus> as well
[04:16] <h3xis> noobcook, haha i didnt know you were in #2600
[04:16] <ken> adaptr: I have never heard of a statust like that
[04:16] <lotacus> becuase if your video card is overheating IE: the fan is not working, your os will freeze up
[04:16] <katabatic> anybody knowledgeable who can help me with my connection problem?
[04:17] <noobcook> h3xis: =p
[04:17] <Hansel> katabatic, describe...
[04:17] <draeath> katabatic, depends. just fire away and we'll help if we can
[04:17] <katabatic> trouble is I fired a way a million times already
[04:17] <draeath> katabatic, nice name, BTW - Tribes rules
[04:17] <katabatic> Tribes haha
[04:17] <katabatic> yes
[04:17] <katabatic> I played Tribes 2 1 hour ago
[04:17] <draeath> shazbot!
[04:17] <Hansel> moagg > * games
[04:17] <ctrl> hansel: cant be bad ram, its one gig brand new
[04:17] <draeath> too bad this computer can't deal with it
[04:17] <corrupted> nothing happens when i click tab
[04:17] <ken> hakrzcode: it is a dvd and lsdvd is stuck...
[04:17] <draeath> anyways... whats the trouble?
[04:18] <Hansel> ctrl - vid card, ram, motherboard... even if they are new they might be jalopys from the bunch.
[04:18] <hakrzcode> ken, killall -9 lsdvd
[04:18] <ken> it says that is has a status of 'uninteruptable
[04:18] <draeath> corrupted, then the file is either not there, or it does not start with what you have typed.
[04:18] <Hubris2> Can anyone give a hand getting Compiz running under edgy?  I followed a howto...and nothing has changed....
[04:18] <puff> So I downloaded the easybuntu_latest.deb and then did "sudo dpkg -i easybuntu_latest.deb", now what?
[04:18] <puff> There's no man page fo rit.
[04:18] <corrupted> its there and it does i see it on my desktop :S
[04:18] <Hansel> Hubris2, try #compiz or #beryl
[04:18] <Hubris2> Hansel - will do....thx
[04:18] <draeath> corrupted, then its in /home/USER/Desktop
[04:18] <ken> hakrzcode: I tried kill -9 2345 (proc id...
[04:18] <draeath> corrupted, not in /home/USER/
[04:18] <hakrzcode> if you did it in a terminal, then close the terminal that you opened it in, also. the command is a child of the terminal. that will give it an extra boot.
[04:19] <lotacus> Hubris2: compiz is hella lot easier to get working then beryl.
[04:19] <lotacus> I have a few bookmarks I can send ya
[04:19] <Hansel> lotacus, he left  :(
[04:19] <ken> hakrzcode: I tried it your way an it does nothing
[04:19] <lotacus> oh
[04:19] <lotacus> well
[04:19] <lotacus> too bad
[04:19] <xelanil> How do I make ubuntu connect to a free hotspot automatically
[04:19] <Hansel> heh.
[04:19] <puff> katabatic: hm, you're having problems with dhcp-on-boot?
[04:19] <draeath> ken, is the process status Z?
[04:20] <Hansel> you might /notice or /msg him?  :)
[04:20] <corrupted> dreath now im confused the filename is Install_DigiChat.bin so what would the full coding be?
[04:20] <linux_user400354> how can i make a normal user have full privileges like root does?
[04:20] <katabatic> yes
[04:20] <hakrzcode> ken, still hanging? after kill -9, and close terminal? Then you have to do the dreaded, hit the big button, and reboot.
[04:20] <h3xis> linux_user400354, that's bad. dont do it
[04:20] <Hansel> linux_user400354, visudoers and add them in there...
[04:20] <katabatic> my problem is that, at boot, it won't automatically get an IP address from the router via DHCP. I have to disable/enable the card in network settings, or type some command to enable it, then it connects. I perhaps did something that caused this, but I can't figure it out!! it worked perfectly before.
[04:20] <ken> draeath, how can i check that?
[04:20] <draeath> corrupted, its on your desktop? what is your username?
[04:20] <corrupted> corrupted
[04:20] <puff> I'm trying to remember, I read something about this topic last year when I was monkeying with a package that attmepts to help you do that.
[04:20] <draeath> ken "pgrep command | ps" should find it for ya
[04:20] <draeath> ken substitute command with all or part of the process name
[04:21] <puff> katabatic: what packages have you installed lately?
[04:21] <ken> hakrzcode, it is... after all that
[04:21] <slestak> i think i screwed up my sources.list  im getting a Bad Gateway error when hitting us.archive.ubuntu.com for 6-7 repositories
[04:21] <Hansel> linux_user400354, you add them to /etc/sudoers... man sudoers for info on how to make entries.  Keep in mind you will want to give this only to people you trust.  :)
[04:21] <draeath> corrupted, /home/corrupted/Desktop/Install_DigiChat.bin
[04:21] <katabatic> wired, btw
[04:21] <oidia> bash: reboot: command not found
[04:21] <draeath> corrupted, letter case (a, A, b, B) matters
[04:21] <Hansel> oidia - shutdown -r now
[04:21] <linux_user400354> Hansel: just append the username to the bottom of the file i get from visudo?
[04:21] <katabatic> puff:  trouble is  I can't remember exactly. but mostly a network manager or 2 or 3 and power saving utility. I might have done something else that broke it, BUT I just CANNOT figure out what!
[04:21] <oidia> Hansel: bash: shutdown: command not found
[04:21] <corrupted> Thanks you saved my life
[04:22] <Hansel> linux_user400354, look at the other entries and mimic them.
[04:22] <hakrzcode> ken, yes, it is probably the walking dead, as draeath is trying to get you to check. reboot is the thing that works for me, when nothing else will.
[04:22] <Hansel> oidia - you will need to sudo it  :)  man shutdown
[04:22] <host`> I need to create a new environment variable, but I can't use the command 'export' , is there an ubuntu equivalent?
[04:22] <corrupted> dang now i have another error
[04:22] <oidia> Hansel: root@gaisha:/# shutdown -r now
[04:22] <oidia> bash: shutdown: command not found
[04:22] <ken>  draeath, it just returns the proc id
[04:22] <Hansel> oidia - sudo shutdown -r now
[04:23] <steelb> i can't connect to anyone in GAIM, any ideas on how to fix it (i am behind a router)
[04:23] <draeath> ken, zombie processes cannot be killed - they will die as soon as they do something else. TERM signals cannot be blocked
[04:23] <Hansel> host` - http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1586.html
[04:23] <katabatic> anybody??
[04:23] <h3xis> oidia, are you trying to shut down?
[04:23] <oidia> Hansel: whell, /etc was empty...
[04:23] <slestak> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1256/ shows what im getting
[04:23] <carlb> howdy, I just installed ubuntu server (after installing debian) and it was a much nicer experience. I do have a problem though, this apt-get server causes a 502 Bad Gateway Error http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/main/
[04:23] <host`> steelb, being behind a router shouldn't matter with gaim
[04:23] <ken> draeath, thankyou...
[04:23] <oidia> h3xis: trying to reboot, but i did it manualy now
[04:23] <draeath> ken, then do 'ps ID'
[04:23] <corrupted>  error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:23] <h3xis> oidia, oh. "reboot" works :P
[04:23] <slestak> carlb: ahh, im getting that too.  i thought i screwed my machine up
[04:23] <oidia> i think i messed something up
[04:23] <draeath> katabatic, whats the actual problem?
[04:24] <xelanil> does anyone know how to connect to a free hotspot automatically?
[04:24] <oidia> h3xis: i know, but it diden't
[04:24] <Hansel> carlb - /etc/apt/sources.list ... comment it out (#) temporarily and apt-get update
[04:24] <draeath> katabatic, i think i joined channel after you stated it
[04:24] <xelanil> oh
[04:24] <draeath> xelanil, set your ESSID to "ANY"
[04:24] <xelanil> okay
[04:24] <draeath> xelanil, it should assocaite with the best signal
[04:24] <oidia>  /etc was empty... i will be surprised if it comes up again
[04:24] <carlb> Hansel: should slestak and I just assume it is network related issue?
[04:24] <ken> draeath: 11829 ?        D      0:00 lsdvd -xp /dev/dvd
[04:24] <Hansel> oidia - if you rm'd stuff accidentally then dont expect shutdown to work. :)
[04:25] <Hansel> carlb - sure.... did you try to ping it?
[04:25] <carlb> I was surprised I could get to the server via http
[04:25] <oidia> Hansel: i dident remove, maybe unmounted, or encrypted :P
[04:25] <corrupted> ok i found out the problem i need java is there an easy command to download java?
[04:25] <Hansel> carlb - just comment it out and try again tomorrow...
[04:25] <draeath> ken, not zombie. looking it up...
[04:25] <carlb> thanks a bunch Hansel
[04:25] <oidia> Hansel: it will be interresting to se if it starts..
[04:25] <Hansel> oidia - in any event get a boot disk and fsck the unmounted filesystem...
[04:26] <ken> draeath: Thank you... you are a lot of help
[04:26] <Hansel> oidia - you may have a reinstall in the not-too-distant future.  :(
[04:26] <katabatic> my problem is that, at boot, it won't automatically get an IP address from the router via DHCP. I have to disable/enable the card in network settings, or type some command to enable it, then it connects. I perhaps did something that caused this, but I can't figure it out!! it worked perfectly before.
[04:26] <oidia> Hansel: it came up again =)
[04:26] <oidia> im surprised :P
[04:26] <Hansel> oidia - congrats. :)
[04:27] <Hansel> katabatic - look in your rc.local startup scripts... maybe its loading an incorrect parameter or something?
[04:27] <oidia> ant /etc/ exists again :P
[04:27] <linux_user400354> oidia: poweroff
[04:27] <oidia> linux_user400354: thats what i did =)
[04:27] <ronacr> hi from the newbie :)
[04:28] <Hansel> hi from the balding old man :(
[04:28] <draeath> ken, Uninterruptible sleep (usually IO)
[04:28] <draeath> ken, the process is doing nothing (0 CPU usage) while waiting for a device to tell it something
[04:28] <puff> katabatic: sudo fgrep apt /var/log/auth.log
[04:28] <ken> draeath: what could be done...?
[04:28] <puff> katabatic: To figure out what you've installed recently.
[04:28] <ken> draeath: how can i kill it
[04:28] <carlb> slestak: try again, it started working for me all of a sudden
[04:29] <ronacr> I need a little help with edgy, may i ask someone?
[04:29] <draeath> ken, not sure, give me a few and ill see what i can find
[04:29] <Hansel> ronacr - you didn't say "mother may I?"
[04:29] <draeath> ken, does your DVD drive show any access? (the tray light)
[04:29] <ken> draeath: ok
[04:29] <ronacr> mother may I
[04:29] <katabatic> puff: one sec
[04:29] <Hansel> yes you may!
[04:29] <michael20la> is there anyway i can get grub to display the graphical menu w/ the password feature enabled?
[04:29] <Hansel> michael20la, surely... man grub
[04:30] <ronacr> Segmentation fault (core dumped) ??
[04:30] <adaptr> !ask |
[04:30] <ubotu> : Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[04:30] <ronacr> when i run maya
[04:30] <adaptr> ronacr: that's not a question - is it ?
[04:30] <Hansel> ronacr - core dumps are the kernels way of saying "I give up"
[04:31] <adaptr> ronacr: a core dump is an application crash that could not be handled more gracefully
[04:31] <Hansel> ronacr - what application were you trying to run/what were you doing/how can you recreate the error?
[04:31] <ken> draeath: yepp! on solid...
[04:31] <draeath> ken, in the meantime, one thing I try on my laptop (which seems to work) is hitting the eject button quickly and repeatedly... every time I do hit mine, it stops reading for a second (not sure why - hardware i think) and if I do it enough the kernel notices read trouble and aborts
[04:31] <ronacr> Maya 8
[04:31] <ronacr> installed perfectly without any errors
[04:31] <adaptr> there is a Maya 8 now ?!?!
[04:31] <ronacr> yep
[04:31] <Hansel> ronacr - strace maya ... try to recreate the error and that will give lots of info on what went awry.
[04:31] <hakrzcode> ranacr, core dumps are a dump of memory, for the developer to attempt to figure out the problem, when the prog cannot recover from an error.
[04:32] <adaptr> ronacr: duh, of course it *installed* without any problems - only Windoze manages to crash while copying files...
[04:32] <noobcook> Hansel: im having trouble compiling a tarbal
[04:32] <draeath> anyone, is there any way to make an ATAPI drive abort a read attempt? like if its stuck trying to read from a scratched disk?
[04:32] <adaptr> noobcook: *compiling* a tarball ? do you mean creating one ?
[04:32] <Hansel> noobcook - tar -zxvf thefile.tar.gz         ./configure          make           make install
[04:32] <noobcook> ahhh
[04:32] <adaptr> draeath: well, you could try killing the device node...
[04:32] <ronacr> what did you mean with "strace maya" ?
[04:32] <noobcook> ty
[04:32] <steelb> are there any messenger proggies that i can actually direct connect to my friends over AIM (Gaim is too buggy)
[04:33] <adaptr> ronacr: strace is a command.. you run it
[04:33] <Hansel> ronacr - from an xterm issue that command...
[04:33] <Hansel> steelb - I always recommend gaim.  :(
[04:33] <hakrzcode> steelb, gaim is too buggy? How so?
[04:33] <draeath> adaptr, ken is having the issue. lsdvd had his /dev/dvd ripping open spacetime
[04:33] <steelb> i can't connect to anyone over it
[04:33] <adaptr> noobcook: that won't work as written, since it will create a subdirectory
[04:33] <Hansel> steelb - you can always try naim if you are a CLI (command line interface) type of guy.  :)
[04:33] <adaptr> draeath: I know, but you arsked...
[04:34] <biotrox> anyone knows where indonesian mirrors located..?
[04:34] <steelb> man, i want something easy...
[04:34] <Hansel> biotrox - look up the mirrors on the main ubuntu site.
[04:34] <iketurner> is there a webpage with good mirrors
[04:34] <noobcook> yeh it has a script though
[04:34] <adaptr> in..erm, wait I know this one .. Indonesia ? :)
[04:34] <hakrzcode> draeath, allow ken to reboot the computer. Wasting time to wait for the process, is too much.
[04:34] <iketurner> thanks hansel
[04:34] <biotrox> where's that
[04:34] <Hansel> np iketurner
[04:35] <draeath> hakrzcode, the process is sleeping, the DVD drive is what won't give up and go 'read error'
[04:35] <cyphase> is the US repository server down for anyone?
[04:35] <ken> draeath, i got it...
[04:35] <ronacr> hey guys,
[04:35] <draeath> cyphase, some of us are getting sporadic 502 BAD GATEWAY
[04:35] <Hansel> cyphase - I think a few people have complained about it giving bad gateway errors or something... just update your /etc/apt/sources.list and comment it out temporarily
[04:35] <ronacr> i did strace maya
[04:35] <cyphase> same here
[04:35] <biotrox> !main repositories
[04:35] <adaptr> draeath: the process is *not* sleeping; it is waiting for I/O
[04:35] <draeath> cyphase, keep trying or wait and try it later
[04:35] <ronacr> EBADF (Bad file descriptor)
[04:35] <hakrzcode> draeath, if his dvd is corrupted, or his drive is on the blink, like mine, then he will be waiting forever. reboot is faster.
[04:35] <adaptr> subtle difference
[04:35] <ken> draeath, Just shove a needle in to the tiny hole and the dvd pops up
[04:35] <cyphase> i've already switched to the man server
[04:35] <cyphase> main*
[04:35] <ronacr> I got lots of these:
[04:35] <ronacr> EBADF (Bad file descriptor)
[04:35] <ken> draeath, and the proc dies
[04:35] <draeath> ken, likely your drive won't work untill reboot though
[04:36] <Lam_> how do i use the ubuntu boot disc to boot into a terminal?
[04:36] <noobcook> i get errors returned on make Hansel
[04:36] <Hansel> Lam_ when it first boots up it should have a break where you can type in an option to go to a recovery console
[04:36] <draeath> ken, the emergency eject doesn't play nice until power is cut to the drive, usually (to reset the servos, and such)
[04:36] <adaptr> Lam_: wait for it to boot completely, then press CTRL-ALT-F1
[04:36] <Hansel> noobcook - pastebin them... probably need libs installed
[04:36] <dabaR> Lam_: the desktop CD?
[04:36] <draeath> ken, unless you don't have a cheap drive like me :D
[04:36] <Lam_> yeah. the desktop cd
[04:36] <hakrzcode> noobcook, what are you compiling? most progs are findable in debs..
[04:36] <Lam_> ok thanks guys
[04:36] <noobcook> bah deps
[04:36] <draeath> ken, also realize you can kill a disk like that when it comes off the spindle onto the tray at high speed
[04:37] <dabaR> k, Lam_ see ya
[04:37] <ronacr> strace maya, and I get:
[04:37] <ronacr> EBADF (Bad file descriptor)
[04:37] <adaptr> noobcook: you are dissing deb packages but can't even build from source ? weird....
[04:37] <noobcook> its just a network routing program
[04:37] <ronacr> Hansel?
[04:37] <hakrzcode> noobcook, I do not recommend compiling for people new to linux. Because it will lead to alot of vague questions. No offense.
[04:37] <adaptr> noobcook: what kind of routing ?
[04:37] <draeath> ken, the highest speed CDR drives are near the actual speed the discs can handle... think of how fast it needs to go to shatter the disk from sheet centripital force... and think if what happens if a rough surface lays against it at that speed
[04:37] <Hansel> ronacr - dunno what to tell you... I'd google for         linux maya          and that error msg...
[04:38] <draeath> ken, skerrratch!
[04:38] <ken> draeath, I know... seen a few disks go that way
[04:38] <Hansel> s/sheet/sheer  :)
[04:38] <ronacr> Thank you very much,
[04:38] <noobcook> yeh i know but sometimes the only way to install things is to compile amirite
[04:38] <ronacr> I'll chacek
[04:38] <ronacr> check
[04:38] <draeath> ken, just making sure :)
[04:38] <noobcook> ill paste bin it
[04:38] <noobcook> if there was a file that i could double click and install i would =p
[04:38] <draeath> ken, but then again I've rescued a screwdriver-gouged disk before :) resurfacing + sharpie (reduces reflection on error, disk can see closer to the flaw)
[04:38] <dabaR> Hansel: did you see http://www.google.com/linux?
[04:39] <Hansel> dabaR - yes...  :)
[04:39] <adaptr> ronacr: why not just call A|W for the support you paid for ?
[04:39] <hakrzcode> noobcook, you can double click any deb, to install, and it will get the dependencies if they are reachable, in edgy.
[04:39] <draeath> adaptr, because its no fun to call tech support when you haven't buried youself into a hugh pile of complexity
[04:39] <ken> draeath, indeed? actually it seems to have worked here ... I can play the movie now
[04:39] <draeath> adaptr, i know, my customers do it to us all the time
[04:40] <adaptr> noobcook: again, what sort of routing program ?
[04:40] <Hansel> draeath, what do you mean?  That is the BEST time to call support... hehe.
[04:40] <ken> draeath, rebooting gives me a rash
[04:40] <draeath> ken, nice! good drive, mine is pretty poor
[04:40] <adaptr> draeath: I think you sorta missed my underlying mess-age
[04:40] <draeath> ken, i usually have to 'dd' the disk to the drive first because it skips and such (laser is getting bad)
[04:41] <draeath> ken, "dd if=/dev/hdc of=/home/draeath/movie.dvd.iso conv=noerror" works wonderfully :D
[04:41] <ronacr> I hope they'll have some answers, thanx though
[04:41] <draeath> ken, whoops, that was for adaptr
[04:42] <draeath> adaptr, look above at the message to ken
[04:42] <adaptr> draeath: because ?
[04:42] <draeath> apadtr WOW. i got confused. I thought i mixed you up, when i was actually mixing you up thinking that
[04:42] <noobcook> adaptr its so i can log onto my other pc remotly it also has "tcp routing capabilities"
[04:42] <adaptr> draeath: I know, I figured that out already :))
[04:43] <Hansel> I hate when my brain "asplodes"
[04:43] <noobcook> hakrzcode:  http://pastebin.com/857321
[04:43] <adaptr> noobcook: *what is the program*.. sjeez this could go so much easier...
[04:43] <draeath> Hansel, always such a mess.
[04:43] <chefjoeardee> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my RAID0 (hardware controlled) and I keep getting GRUB Error 2 after the install. Anyone got any ideas?
[04:43] <noobcook> it doesnt have a name its just called sip
[04:43] <subzero800> anyone: how do i add another resolution option for my monitor?
[04:43] <Hansel> subzero800 - edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:43] <draeath> subzero800, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[04:43] <adaptr> noobcook: oh, a sip router... and you have a VoIP provider and VoIP capabilities ?
[04:43] <Hansel> look for the section near the bottom with resolutions in " 's and add it in
[04:44] <draeath> Hansel, stop that! heh, thats hard. send em here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[04:44] <Hansel> subzero800, for example "1600x1200", "1024x768", "800x600"
[04:44] <hakrzcode> noobcook, please use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ for pasting links. pastebin.com will push me into old age...
[04:44] <draeath> Hansel, already written up
[04:44] <Hansel> draeath, is it in a ! help ?
[04:44] <adaptr> noobcook: to use a PC remotely see VNC or remote desktop or RDP... they all work fine
[04:44] <draeath> !resolutions
[04:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about resolutions - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:44] <draeath> !resolution
[04:44] <noobcook> adaptr: i only want the program for its remote capabilites
[04:44] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type "sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart" in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[04:44] <noobcook> i hear this ones the best
[04:44] <Hansel> :)
[04:45] <draeath> ...
[04:45] <adaptr> noobcook: yeah, right - "I hear" is my favourite software site as well
[04:45] <hakrzcode> noobcook, you need to install libssl-dev. and sip? you are doing voip?
[04:45] <daning> I want to equip my laptop with ubuntu. Can you tell me whick dist should i choose? ubuntu 6.06 or ubuntu 6.10 ?
[04:45] <chefjoeardee> I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my RAID0 (hardware controlled) and I keep getting GRUB Error 2 after the install. Anyone got any ideas?
[04:45] <draeath> daning, 6.10
[04:45] <adaptr> daning: newest is Edgy (6.10)
[04:45] <iketurner> the latest and greatest
[04:45] <Hansel> noobcook - you need lots of libssl md5 etc
[04:45] <draeath> daning, do you care if you have gnome, kde, or xfce?
[04:45] <noobcook> if i install that i might stuff up my connection
[04:46] <draeath> daning, if you don't know what im talking about, get ubuntu 6.10
[04:46] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: there must be support for the raid hardware in Ubuntu; have you checked this ?
[04:46] <daning> draeath, i dont care
[04:46] <theflyingfool> why might a wireless card that shows up under iwconfig not work?
[04:46] <steelb> whats the linux substitute for microsoft paint?
[04:46] <Hansel> theflyingfool - Murphy's law?
[04:46] <adaptr> the GIMP
[04:46] <noobcook> gimp
[04:46] <draeath> daning, ok, grab 'ubuntu 6.10' AKA edgy eft
[04:46] <adaptr> whahaha
[04:46] <hakrzcode> Hansel, please give the full thing, if you give advice. not half comments. he needs the dev package. he is missing headers.
[04:46] <iketurner> have you scan for the essid
[04:46] <Hansel> gimp isn't the MSPaint equivalent... its MSPaint on steroids with an American Express black card...
[04:47] <daning> draeath, thank you very much
[04:47] <theflyingfool> hansel: whos murphy
[04:47] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Well I built the Array in bios and such
[04:47] <e1> test
[04:47] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: And Ubuntu sees each drive seperately though.
[04:47] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: an on-board "hardware" RAID solution ? oh bhoy...
[04:47] <michael20la> how do i edit the text shown in the grub menu? (not the os options but the text underneath it?)
[04:47] <gonzo> could anyone help me find a decent .wav tag editor?
[04:47] <Hansel> michael20la, probably grub.conf
[04:47] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Doesn't sound like a good response you got there.
[04:47] <adaptr> michael20la: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:47] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: well, is it ? on-board ?
[04:47] <corrupted> hey guys i need help again
[04:48] <noobcook> hakrzcode:  i thought i had the dev package wen i installed  module-assistant build-essential debhelper debconf dh-make fakeroot libstdc++5 linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[04:48] <corrupted> Launching installer...
[04:48] <corrupted> /tmp/install.dir.21690/Linux/resource/jre/bin/i386/native_threads/java: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:48] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Sorry, I may have explained it incorrectly. It's a PCI card
[04:48] <iketurner> they have got to do something about the respo servers
[04:48] <Hansel> corrupted, you need to install that lib.
[04:48] <e1> hello, i tried to use thunderbird awhile ago, and now some emails i had before in my regular email account is only viewable in thunderbird, how do i fix this so i can see my mail in my regular account
[04:48] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: do you know what hardware it has ?
[04:48] <subzero800> Hansel: look at this, where do i edit it, (by the way I added those 1280x1024 sections) http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1257/
[04:48] <corrupted> i dont know where that lib is :s
[04:48] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: The RAID controllre?
[04:48] <adaptr> of cuorse
[04:48] <Hansel> subzero - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[04:48] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16815124020
[04:48] <hakrzcode> noobcook, you installed the headers for libstdc++, but that does not include the library ssl. each library has it's own development headers.
[04:48] <adaptr> I don't really care what hardware your coffeemachine has....
[04:49] <Hansel> corrupted - apt-get install libstdc
[04:49] <iketurner> lol
[04:49] <michael20la> adaptr & Hansel: nope. looking to change the headers and footers of the menu not the entries
[04:49] <noobcook> ah ok
[04:49] <adaptr> michael20la: hack the source
[04:49] <noobcook> hakrzcode: cant do anything now coz apt get is in use so ill have to wait
[04:49] <gonzo> chefjoardee > purchase a hardware raid controller, you will not be disappointed
[04:49] <chefjoeardee> I have one
[04:49] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: 25 dollars.. no need to look further
[04:49] <chefjoeardee> I cant get it to work.
[04:49] <hakrzcode> noobcook, ok.
[04:49] <gonzo> what brand?
[04:50] <chefjoeardee> http://www.newegg.com/product/product.asp?item=N82E16815124020
[04:50] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: do not use the card's crap  - just create a software raid-0 in UBuntu
[04:50] <corrupted> corrupted@corrupted-desktop:~$ sudo  apt-get install libstdc
[04:50] <corrupted> Password:
[04:50] <corrupted> Reading package lists... Done
[04:50] <corrupted> Building dependency tree
[04:50] <corrupted> Reading state information... Done
[04:50] <corrupted> E: Couldn't find package libstdc
[04:50] <adaptr> !flood | corrupted
[04:50] <ubotu> corrupted: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (be sure to give the URL of your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:50] <gonzo> chefjoardee > that isn't a raid controller
[04:50] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: I guess I could. The card was a gift but... I'd hat eto just throw it away
[04:50] <corrupted> sorry
[04:50] <chefjoeardee> Err
[04:50] <chefjoeardee> Sata controller
[04:50] <chefjoeardee> It's built into a raid though
[04:50] <gonzo> chefjoardee > that is a sata controller
[04:50] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: no reason to throw it away - just don't use it as a fake raid solution
[04:50] <gonzo> you need to get a hardware raid controller
[04:50] <Hansel> michael20la, I recommend you google.... :(
[04:51] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: "built into a RAID" ? that has no meaning
[04:51] <chefjoeardee> gonzo: During boot it goes "Press F4 to configure" and it built a RAID array for me.
[04:51] <corrupted> it said its not found
[04:51] <tkooda> does dapper already have an update for the change to the US DST (daylight savings time change new in 2007) for the US?
[04:51] <katabatic> SOMEBODY HELP PLEASE! my problem is that, at boot, it won't automatically get an IP address from the router via DHCP. I have to disable/enable the card in network settings, or type some command to enable it, then it connects. I perhaps did something that caused this, but I can't figure it out!! it worked perfectly before.
[04:51] <adaptr> gonzo: he "needs" nothing - please stop spamming
[04:51] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: It had me pick RAID0, RAID5, or RAID10. I built a raid0.
[04:51] <corrupted> E: Couldn't find package libstdc
[04:51] <PORDO> can someone show me how to make my sound cards load in the right order? http://google.com/notebook/public/00221891507267986120/BDUsxIgoQ7p_zw8Ah
[04:51] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: believe what you please - 25 dollars does *not* buy you a real hardware RAID solution... 150 dollars *might*, but more likely in the range of 250 plus
[04:52] <hakrzcode> corrupted:  apt-cache search libstdc
[04:52] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Okay. So delete the raid and just install like normal?
[04:52] <magefile> i pushed the mouse sensitivity all the way up in system->mouse, but it's still too slow.  can anyone help me make it more sensitive?
[04:52] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Then setup a software RAID later?
[04:52] <noobcook> lol cool ledemente u have bigpond too =D
[04:52] <ledemente> Hi all.
[04:52] <gonzo> chefjoardee > http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16816102080
[04:52] <ledemente> XD
[04:52] <ledemente> Just got cable. : )
[04:52] <e1>  hello, i tried to use thunderbird awhile ago, and now some emails i had before in my regular email account is only viewable in thunderbird, how do i fix this so i can see my mail in my regular account
[04:52] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: the defining characteristic of real hardware RAID is that the system, OS and BIOS *cannot* see the real drive sunderneath - they only see the RAID array
[04:52] <chefjoeardee> gonzo: may have to do that after this.
[04:53] <Hansel> katabatic, I am not sure why it stopped working... as a work around (cheezy but it should do the trick) you can edit your /etc/rc.local and add the command you use to restart the network service in there... it will run at the end of your boot process and hopefully get it going.
[04:53] <corrupted> k it pulled all this c++ library v3 @ hakrzcode
[04:53] <theflyingfool> does anyone know what chipset belkin usb wireless cards use
[04:53] <ledemente> I'm having a few issue with 6.10... :(
[04:53] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Yeah. I thought that's how it should work..
[04:53] <magefile> i'm using a powerbook, and the touchpad is ignoring my "tap to click", so if anyone can help with that too, that'd be wonderful
[04:53] <Lam_> smartctl -t long reports i have bad sectors on my hard drive, but i booted up from the live cd and ran fsck -f on the drive, and it reports nothing out of the ordinary
[04:53] <gonzo> could anyone help me find a decent .wav tag editor?
[04:53] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: yes, delete and just fire up the Ubuntu CD - during the install you will have the option to create LVM/RAID disks.. do so
[04:53] <adaptr> gonzo: wav files do not have tags
[04:53] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Sadly enough, this is my first computer I've ever built. It's going to be a fileserver, got 1TB and all that.
[04:53] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Okay will do.
[04:53] <Hansel> gonzo - google... there are probably tons of options out there.  Linux usually has 8 pkgs to do 1 task that you can choose from.  They should have recommendations out there.
[04:53] <ledemente> ie, there are funny lines across the screen, and it seems to be freezing a lot - though my VGA card is quite old.
[04:53] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: how many drives ?
[04:53] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: 4
[04:54] <gonzo> thanks assclowns
[04:54] <subzero800> anyone: I created a modline, i just dont know where to paste it exactly look at this, where do i edit it, (by the way I added those 1280x1024 sections) http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1257/
[04:54] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: one free tip: for a fileserver, or any kind of server you don't want to die on you, you DO NOT use RAID-0
[04:54] <ledemente> Anyway, real issue is: Do I need a port open to be able to send webcam?
[04:54] <Hansel> ledemente, most likely.  :)
[04:54] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: I've got the really important stuff backed up on my main box, my external, and offsite.
[04:54] <gonzo> chefjoeardee > RAID 5 is your friend
[04:54] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: RAID-5 is for you, and unless the card also has 4 physical ports on it, do not use it for all 4 drives
[04:54] <hakrzcode> corrupted, search for glibc.
[04:55] <ledemente> I can't send or receive it, using kopete... Hansel?
[04:55] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: It's got 4 internal, 4 external
[04:55] <ledemente> That is a yes?
[04:55] <ledemente> Hm.
[04:55] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: a RAID-0 "file server" is an accident waiting to happen
[04:55] <Hansel> ledemente - google for the port that kopete uses then open it on your router/firewall.
[04:55] <jadacyrus> Beryl is now crashing X after latest edgy updates
[04:55] <ledemente> I know what it is already - but thanks.
[04:55] <ledemente> ({)
[04:55] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: It's mostly for stuff that I dont want to keep on my box. The really important stuff is backed up in three seperate places. I know that much at least
[04:55] <corrupted> and glibc should take care of the problem @ hakrz?
[04:55] <ledemente> Hope you're not too miffed, BYYYYEEE!
[04:56] <Oni-Dracula> anyone know how to change what audio device a game (UT2K4) uses and what device an audio player (Exaile) uses?
[04:56] <chefjoeardee> adaptr: Appreciate the info. I'm going to go install again. brb. Thanks again.
[04:56] <adaptr> chefjoeardee: set up a simple RAID-5 with LVM; you lose 250GB but you gain pretty much everything
[04:56] <subzero800> anyone: Here is my xorg, where do I put my modline? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1257/
[04:56] <mag_> can somebody help me with samba+ACL's ? please !
[04:56] <draeath> subzero800, put the modeline in the MONITOR section
[04:56] <draeath> subzero800, want a peek at my x.org?
[04:57] <subzero800> draeth:sure
[04:57] <Hansel> line 141 subzero800
[04:57] <subzero800> how do i count lines?
[04:57] <hakrzcode> that is the gnu standard libc. I am not sure what your problem is. But, doing a search for glibc, should find you what you are looking for. glibc, is the base library for everything on your system, even the kernel. It should be installed. maybe you are searching for the development package?
[04:57] <Hansel> subzero - look at the URL you pasted.  :)
[04:57] <Hansel> subzero - it has the line numbers for you...
[04:57] <subzero800> Hansel: lol, got it, but how do i paste the modline there?
[04:57] <Hansel> on each of those lines with the "1280x1024" "1024x768" just add in the resolution you want.
[04:58] <draeath> subzero800, http://keleus.freeshell.org/xorg.conf
[04:58] <Hansel> subzero800 - get to an xterm and type sudo pico /etc/X11/xorg.conf  (you might want to cp xorg.conf to xorg.conf.backup just incase)
[04:58] <subzero800> Hansel: I did...1280x1024...wont show up
[04:58] <draeath> subzero800, that is working. ignore some of the voodoo about PanelSize and such
[04:58] <corrupted> ok another question sorry how to i open/install tar.gz
[04:58] <Hansel> tar -zxvf file.tar.gz
[04:58] <draeath> subzero800, its a workaround for my craptacular hardware
[04:58] <Hansel> that will decompress it
[04:58] <dabaR> !compiling > corrupted
[04:59] <hakrzcode> corrupted: tar xzf tarball. tar.gz
[04:59] <[BTF] Chm0d> hey guys will superkaramba work in gnome even though its mainly for kde?
[04:59] <Lam_> am i able to install stuff to the RAM from the live cd?
[04:59] <Lam_> via aptget
[04:59] <jadacyrus> any Nvidia/edgy users experiencing X crash with beryl after latest xserver-xorg updates?
[04:59] <Hansel> [BTF] Chm0d, yes.  So long as you have kde-common installed
[04:59] <[BTF] Chm0d> tx Hansel
[04:59] <draeath> [BTF] Chm0d, yes. you will have to load the KDE libraries into memory, so more memory usage. But no other problems usually
[04:59] <[BTF] Chm0d> umm jadacyrus no
[04:59] <Hansel> [BTF] Chm0d, you can run gnome/kde apps in either environment so long as you have the base for each installed
[04:59] <draeath> [BTF] Chm0d, the package manager will deal with those files needed
[04:59] <[BTF] Chm0d> thx guys much appreciated
[05:02] <charlie5> hi all ... is there a way to have consoles individually remember their 'last commands' history, so that after a reboot, any automatically re-opened consoles retain their own command history ?
[05:03] <blanky> hey guys I know this is off topic but you're all knowing :P How do I change the message in an irc channel?
[05:03] <noobcook> Hansel: what libs do i need for this program to compile?
[05:04] <blanky> noobcook: which one?
[05:04] <oidia> blanky:  /topic ?
[05:04] <Hansel> blanky - change the message?
[05:04] <blanky> it should tell you in the readme, or check ./configure
[05:04] <blanky> oidia: OH WOW, I can't believe I forgot
[05:04] <noobcook> sip
[05:04] <noobcook> it doesnt say in the readme
[05:04] <blanky> nevermind, thanks Hansel and oidia anyways
[05:04] <blanky> noobcook: eres p47?
[05:04] <xcon> lamebmx
[05:04] <xcon> seen lately?
[05:04] <blanky> noobcook: which one
[05:04] <Hansel> charlie5, cat .bash_history
[05:04] <noobcook> ah it comes up in configure
[05:05] <Hansel> charlie5, that is just systemwide history for any user
[05:05] <Hansel> to have a specific xterm or term remember I dont know how to do... or if its even possible.
[05:05] <steelb> aww man, i let ubuntu install the sound drivers for my onboard and there's incredible amount of distortion, what do i doooooo??!!
[05:05] <noobcook> blanky i need ssl, libpq, ibsvn,sap/r3 and ssh2 would it all be on aptget?
[05:05] <corrupted> i have the compiler now how do i compile the tar.gz?
[05:05] <Hansel> noobcook - should be.
[05:06] <ataripunk> someone told me a link to reconfigure my screen resolution ... can someone point me to it again
[05:06] <ataripunk> that and probing my video card
[05:06] <Hansel> !compile | corrupted
[05:06] <ubotu> corrupted: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[05:06] <noobcook> k
[05:07] <blanky> noobcook: yes, check with sudo apt-cache search <name here>
[05:07] <[BTF] Chm0d> one more question guys....i must not have my repositories correct cuz synaptic cannot find this dependency Depends: konsole (= 4:3.5.5-0ubuntu3.2)
[05:07] <corrupted> anyone know where to find better desktop themes =]
[05:07] <draeath> corrupted, its a bit complicated, possibly. Extract the tar.gz "tar -xvf file.tar.gz" and then poke around the readme files :)
[05:07] <charlie5> Hansel: thanks, that cat command will help ... cheers
[05:07] <blanky> sudo apt-cache search libpq
[05:07] <blanky> for example
[05:07] <Hansel> corrupted-  which WM are you using?  gnome? kde? enlightenment? blackbox?  kde.themes.org would be a start...
[05:08] <corrupted> gnome
[05:08] <noobcook> blanky: do i need everything or justlibssl-dev - SSL development libraries, header files and documentation
[05:08] <blanky> -dev should probably just be required
[05:08] <noobcook> k
[05:09] <Hansel> corrupted - http://art.gnome.org/
[05:09] <corrupted> ty
[05:10] <noobcook> whos seen the new ipod?
[05:10] <corrupted> its small
[05:10] <corrupted> xD
[05:10] <noobcook> nah the one after that
[05:10] <smartman> hi guys
[05:10] <corrupted> hmmm
[05:10] <corrupted> the iphone?
[05:10] <noobcook> its a phone and an ipod together and a camera
[05:10] <noobcook> yeh
[05:10] <leonel> ipod ?  what's that ?  works with ubuntu ?
[05:10] <noobcook> looks coool huh
[05:11] <corrupted> it is cool
[05:11] <corrupted> i want it
[05:11] <noobcook> same
[05:11] <noobcook> only 700$
[05:11] <noobcook> AU
[05:11] <Hansel> only
[05:11] <Hansel> hah.
[05:11] <noobcook> AU
[05:11] <noobcook> so 400$ american
[05:11] <rocketman> how do I setup ubuntu to use dual monitors?
[05:11] <corrupted> cheaper then that
[05:11] <corrupted> im american there like 300
[05:11] <noobcook> yeh true
[05:12] <Hansel> rocketman, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=341003
[05:13] <dabaR> !enter
[05:13] <ubotu> Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[05:13] <craigbass1976> 900 people.  What's going on in here?
[05:13] <tweeskter> im having trouble, i just installed XP on a second har drive (hdd) how do i add that to the grub menu on hda ?
[05:13] <corrupted> oh no lol um another question =]  how do you install themes =D
[05:14] <dabaR> !themes > corrupted
[05:14] <subzero800> guys, i added the modline, and i added the modes in the correct place, the resolution still wont show up.  what should i do?
[05:14] <dabaR> tweeskter: can you reconnect the windows as the first drive, and reinstall grub?
[05:14] <Hansel> subzero800 - did you set it as the first resolution in the list?
[05:14] <Hansel> subzero800 - if not you have to use a tool to switch between the resolutions.
[05:14] <tweeskter> i suppose i could but why cant grub just be on the primary?
[05:14] <corrupted> event not found
[05:14] <subzero800> Hansel: yeah
[05:15] <craigbass1976> tweeskter, I don't think Windows will like it at all
[05:15] <Hansel> subzero800 - that generally means your monitor doesnt support a resolution that high then.  :(
[05:15] <Hansel> subzero800 - can you pastebin your current config so I can look it over?
[05:15] <tweeskter> what being on a second hard drive?
[05:15] <sutabi> When ever I use the package manger I get these error http://dpaste.com/4585/ anyone know how to fix them?
[05:16] <Hansel> sutabi - strange... never seen anything like that.  :x
[05:16] <craigbass1976> tweeskter, yes, or maybe it just doesn't like being on a second partition.  I've always installed linux second, until I stopped using windows altogether.  Anyway, Windows doesn't like playing second fiddle
[05:16] <dabaR> tweeskter: grub always installs in the mbr, on the first disk. But windows likes to be the first hd.
[05:16] <tweeskter> its on the first partition of that hard drive
[05:17] <tweeskter> dabaR ahh.
[05:17] <dabaR> like C
[05:17] <Hansel> sutabi - maybe you just go to an xterm and sudo apt-get upgrade gnome-core and see if it might automagically fix it all?
[05:17] <corrupted> how many think i need to go back to xp =[
[05:17] <tweeskter> which is funny cause i am in windows now and it lists as C,  so basically switch the hard drives around, then what?
[05:17] <sutabi> Hansel: i'll give it a try
[05:17] <subzero800> Hansel: sure, just so you know i have a 15.4 inch widescreen thats 1280x800, and the external hooked up that's 1280x1024, i dont care what it is on the widescreen
[05:17] <subzero800> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1258/
[05:18] <Hairball> hi. i'm having trouble mapping a network drive to a lamp box from xp. apparently it's a common problem, but enabling pw encypt didn't change anything. any suggestions?
[05:19] <[BTF] Chm0d> what does everyone use in here to burn a .cue image?
[05:19] <Hairball> btf - nero
[05:19] <Hansel> subzero800, in your Section "Screen" that begins on line 136 in that pastebin URL try adding "1024x768" as the last option...
[05:19] <[BTF] Chm0d> thx
[05:20] <dabaR> tweeskter: reinstall grub.
[05:20] <tweeskter> to which drive?
[05:20] <dabaR> with both on, to the mbr
[05:20] <Hansel> [BTF] Chm0d, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=212435
[05:20] <subzero800> Hansel: and every line after starting with 143 right?
[05:21] <Hansel> Subzero - correct
[05:21] <Hansel> subzero800, as a last resort 1024x768 will work 99.9% of the time incase your monitor cant handle the higher res  :)
[05:21] <subzero800> Hansel: its in 1024x768
[05:22] <Tenri3> Hey, folks.
[05:22] <Hansel> well according to your xorg.conf it shouldn't be able to get to 1024x768...
[05:22] <Hansel> hey Tenri3
[05:22] <darweth> Hey Tenri3.
[05:22] <Tenri3> Hey, um, couple of questions...
[05:22] <subzero800> Hansel: well im in XGL
[05:22] <sutabi> Hansel: the same issue, I should I just remove those packages? I tried to upgrade to 6.10 from 6.06 and the gnome didn't work out well and I was force to install KDE instead
[05:22] <Hansel> ewww.. that changes some things.  :)
[05:22] <Tenri3> first of all, my username isn't supposed to be Tenri3, it's supposed to be Tenric.
[05:23] <darweth> Tenric is taken by someone else.
[05:23] <Tenri3> yeah. me.
[05:23] <Tenri3> I registered it.
[05:23] <Hansel> sutabi - have you tried removing and reinstalling?  sometimes apt gets a tad confused.
[05:23] <Tenri3> and now I can't log on as myself.
[05:23] <Hansel> hah.
[05:23] <Hansel> identity crisis
[05:23] <Tenri3> yep.
[05:23] <seth_> Hi people!
[05:24] <Hansel> hi seth_
[05:24] <darweth> Hello seth_ !
[05:24] <sutabi> Hansel: I tried removing those pages it listed... is there a way to remove all of gnome?
[05:24] <Madm3rlin> hi
[05:24] <rikai> * [Tenric]  (n=andrew@cpe-70-112-71-82.austin.res.rr.com): gaim
[05:24] <rikai> * [Tenri3]  (n=Tenric@cpe-70-112-71-82.austin.res.rr.com): Tenric
[05:24] <rikai> your gaim is logged into irc.
[05:24] <Madm3rlin> are there any games out for PPC
[05:24] <juano> anyone configured Kontact with gmail???
[05:24] <juano> cant seem to configure it well
[05:24] <rikai> Tenri3, your gaim is logged into irc.
[05:24] <Tenri3> I know.
[05:24] <Hansel> sutabi - if you remove gnome-base or common or whatever its called it oughta kill the rest
[05:24] <subzero800> Hansel: so any ideas?
[05:24] <lakin> great, right when I actually need to burn a data dvd, I get: File image creation failed\n Unknown error ...
[05:24] <Hansel> subzero800 - running out of 'em.  :(  maybe #ubuntu-xgl?
[05:25] <Tenri3> I'm using gaim right now.
[05:25] <seth_> I was curious if anyone has experience with 6.10 live cd using ATI AIW 9600 and a fancy dell wide screen lcd.  I keep getting Freq out of range
[05:25] <dabaR> Madm3rlin: ya, there is mahjong
[05:25] <Tenri3> mahjong is fun.
[05:25] <rikai> Tenri3, thats why you cant use it. Your gaim is already using it.
[05:25] <rikai> Anyway, afk.
[05:25] <dabaR> and tetris
[05:25] <Madm3rlin> grr
[05:25] <Tenri3> so how do I tell my gaim that I'm me?
[05:25] <Hansel> Tenri3 - gaim already knows you are you... type /whois tenric
[05:25] <sutabi> Hansel: its already been removed
[05:25] <dabaR> Tenri3: ctrl-a, add your account
[05:26] <Tenri3> I'm on my Tenric account.
[05:26] <Tenri3> password set up and everything.
[05:26] <Hairball> can someone help me figure out why i can't map a drive in xp to a samba share?
[05:26] <craigbass1976> corrupted, what did you decide?  Windows or linux?
[05:26] <Hansel> !samba | hairball
[05:26] <Tenri3> the /whois Tenric says the account is away
[05:27] <Hairball> !samba
[05:27] <juano> anyone configured Kontact with gmail???
[05:27] <juano> cant seem to configure it well
[05:27] <Tenri3> Samba!
[05:27] <Madm3rlin> guys
[05:27] <Hairball> erm?
[05:27] <Madm3rlin> why does ubuntu feel like nubuntu
[05:27] <Hansel> juano - nada... google for gmail pop3 and it oughta have the info.
[05:27] <dabaR> juano: did you ask google?
[05:27] <Madm3rlin> like i didn;t have to do anything to get everything working
[05:27] <Madm3rlin> windows takes more to install
[05:28] <ubotu> hairball: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[05:28] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[05:28] <Hansel> Madm3rlin, some distros are like that... if you want to feel like a k-rad 3r33t hax0r then go for gentoo  :)
[05:28] <Madm3rlin> eh
[05:28] <Madm3rlin> ive already installed gentoo
[05:28] <Madm3rlin> stage 1
[05:28] <sutabi> Hansel: I got the errors to stop, I remoev 'gnome-core' and 'acpid', but now I have no gnome :(
[05:28] <Madm3rlin> compile time sucks
[05:28] <seth_> I was curious if anyone has experience with 6.10 live cd using ATI AIW 9600 and a fancy dell wide screen lcd.  I keep getting Freq out of range
[05:28] <sutabi> Hansel: each time I try to install it the errors just rught back
[05:28] <Hansel> sutabi - so now rev up Synaptic or just apt-get install gnome.
[05:28] <Hansel> hrrmm...  :(
[05:29] <Hansel> seth_ probably your resolution is too high in xorg.conf
[05:29] <juano> Hansel: yeah i configured it just like it sais except it wont fetch email and cant send! lol, weird
[05:29] <dabaR> sutabi: install ubuntu-desktop to get gnome.
[05:29] <darweth> Should I use subpixel smoothing even if my monitor is a CRT?
[05:29] <juano> Hansel: funniest thing i can send from thunderbird but cant fetch
[05:29] <darweth> For fonts.
[05:29] <Hansel> juano - well... to send you will probably have to use your ISPs mailserver... (they usually do that to limit spam)
[05:29] <dabaR> sutabi: and x-window-system-core if it does not install it itself.
[05:29] <Tenri3> If I removed my Tenric irc account from gaim would that force it to log off?
[05:29] <Hansel> but to receieve the gmail server oughta work.
[05:30] <sc4ttrbrain> Madm3rlin, is it take so much time, for compiling? i got 800MHz,and wat to try gentoo but, im afraid it takes years to compile ,lol
[05:30] <juano> Hansel: nah, cause in windows it works fine
[05:30] <sutabi> dabaR: thanks I'll give it a shot :) 1.09 mB >.<
[05:30] <juano> Hansel: no need ISP
[05:30] <seth_> is there a meaningful way to change that in the live cd?  I want to get edgy installed at least and then tweak ui
[05:30] <jedrick> what's the command of apt-get to see the list?
[05:30] <draeath> MIRROR PROBLEM UPDATE: webmaster contact address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:30] <seth_> thc
[05:30] <Madm3rlin> sc4t: HAHAHAHAH
[05:30] <Hairball> Hansel - actually, it's the other way around. i have a share on my lamp box. and i'm trying to map from xp. user/pass keep getting rejected
[05:30] <Madm3rlin> dude
[05:30] <Madm3rlin> 800mhz
[05:30] <Madm3rlin> do stage 3
[05:30] <draeath> as per trying to open a .deb file directly in firefox
[05:30] <Madm3rlin> compiling will take u days
[05:30] <draeath> "The proxy server received an invalid response from an upstream server."
[05:31] <sc4ttrbrain> lol,i know,thats way i stick to debian
[05:31] <dabaR> seth_: can you boot into a console?
[05:31] <Tenri3> be back
[05:32] <Sir_Penguin> Hi :D I've currently got my Linux box next to me with a direct wired connection to a NETGEAR DG834G Modem/Wireless AP/Router etc, etc
[05:32] <NsOmNiAc> I'm having HELL probing my graphics card anyone care to lend a hand the most I can get it to support is 1024x768
[05:32] <Sir_Penguin> However, when I try to run "sudo ppoeconf" I get the following:
[05:33] <Madm3rlin> sigh
[05:33] <Madm3rlin> seriously
[05:33] <Madm3rlin> what games support ppc architecture
[05:33] <corrupted> how can i take a folder and add to another
[05:33] <Madm3rlin> what
[05:33] <corrupted> that only root can access
[05:33] <draeath> MIRROR PROBLEM UPDATE: replace all occurances of us.archive.ubuntu.com with archive.ubuntu.com and it seems to work
[05:33] <Madm3rlin> chmod 000
[05:34] <Sir_Penguin> Sorry, I scanned 3 interfaces (these were the wlan0, eth0 and eth1) but the Access Concentrator  of your provider did not respond.
[05:34] <Hansel> corrupted, sudo mv dir/ /over/here
[05:34] <Sir_Penguin> I have closed all other network programs but that's still what i get :(
[05:34] <Sir_Penguin> Anyone know a fix?
[05:34] <Tenri3> wow. that sure didn't work.
[05:35] <Tenri3> seriously.  does anyone know how to get my "other" irc accounts to log off?
[05:35] <Madm3rlin> do /quit i like poop
[05:35] <Hairball> ten. is your other nick ghosted? if so, kill the ghost
[05:35] <Madm3rlin> oh
[05:35] <Madm3rlin> thought u ment quitting client
[05:35] <Tenri3> don't know.
[05:35] <subzero800> Hansel: you here?
[05:35] <Tenri3> lemme see
[05:35] <Madm3rlin> tenri do you mean an irc client
[05:35] <craigbass1976> corrupted, I'm not sure, but I think you would jsut make root the owner and only give root rwx permissions to it
[05:36] <Tenri3> I have no idea.
[05:36] <Tonren> I can no longer open a terminal.  What gives?
[05:36] <Tonren> I see the "Opening terminal" thing in my taskbar, hten it disappears
[05:36] <Tenri3> your terminal hates you.
[05:36] <corrupted> craig how would i do that i cant log in as root from start up
[05:36] <NsOmNiAc> Tenri3: you can always do the following
[05:36] <NsOmNiAc> ps aux | grep yourusername
[05:36] <NsOmNiAc> find the processes and kill them
[05:37] <tweeskter> now i just gotta figure out why my Xorg is crashing within 3 minutes of logging in ever since irebooted after installing beryl etc (which all worked flawlesslsly last night and today
[05:37] <Tenri3> ah
[05:37] <Tenri3> lemme try that
[05:37] <Madm3rlin> um
[05:37] <Madm3rlin> so are there any games for PPC
[05:38] <tweeskter> is the nvidia driver in lsmod correct for running an Nvidia card. i switched to a new card yesterday and it worked, now after i rebooted all it does is crash
[05:38] <Tenri3> which number is the job ID?
[05:39] <Tonren> That's weird... uh, so, I have this 1 terminal open, using tilda.  If I do ps aux | grep gnome-terminal, the terminals I TRY to open are there, but I can't find them!
[05:39] <Tonren> I tried killing them and re-opening and it didn't work.  Same result.