[05:59] <Squee> Shadowpillar: I left mine default and installed network-manager and it worked
[05:59] <mikeo1> rjm1982: really good feeling
[05:59] <Squee> EvanS.  You need to install linux-restricted-modules-common and the thing will work
[05:59] <Shadowpillar_> Jordan_U: what should my /etc/network/interfaces look like?
[06:00] <n2diy_> sanddrag: what is XAMPP?
[06:00] <Squee> EvanS: is it possible to get this computer internet temporarily though ethernet?
[06:00] <EvanS> if you link me to the download i can burn it onto a cdr
[06:00] <shaneCO> Jordan_U: unable to lookup ShaneCO via gethostbyname
[06:00] <Jordan_U> Shadowpillar_: It should have everything but the lines concerning the "lo" interface commented out
[06:00] <Squee> EvanS: I'm not sure if it will have dependencies but sure hold on
[06:00] <EvanS> i don't want to go into that sque that'll take us a decade
[06:00] <Shadowpillar_> Jordan_U: did that, same error
[06:00] <Sumguy21`> WHat programs can I use to add music onto my creative Zen?
[06:01] <Jordan_U> Shadowpillar_: Can you pastebin the file so I can check it?
[06:01] <bulmer> Squee bridging is between interfaces on same computer..thats what you wanted done right?
[06:01] <EvanS> i have gotten wired internet on this pc before but that took me another who knows how long
[06:01] <Squee> EvanS: http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/restricted/l/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17/linux-restricted-modules-common_<IP_ADDRESS>-10.1_all.deb
[06:01] <Squee> bulmer: yes
[06:01] <mikeo1> was also a great feeling to install the dvorak keyboard layout as the default
[06:01] <bulmer> Squee you laptop have multiple nic cards?
[06:01] <Sumguy21`> Is ubunto only for Ipod usage?  Where is the love for Creative Zen V ?
[06:01] <n2diy_> mikeo1: Congrats, I use the Dvorak too.
[06:02] <Squee> bulmer: it has a wireless card which is active right now, and a ethernet port which has a crossover cable plugged into my other laptop
[06:02] <mikeo1> yeah its way better
[06:02] <Shadowpillar_> Jordan_U: my main problem is my wifi card doesn't work all of a sudden
[06:02] <Ratty> Can anyone tell me what I should go about doing, whenever I start up the ubntu cd and it goes into Xserver and my LCD says "Display not found"... Like the res. or hertx is  messed up ? I tryed changing the VGA of it to 800x600 and it actually gets to Xserver, but the screen is just a blur and cant see anything
[06:02] <Shadowpillar_> the newer madwifi drivers hate me
[06:02] <EvanS> ok i'm burning it
[06:02] <Shadowpillar_> AR5212
[06:02] <dimeo> EvanS:  ure working on a laptop?
[06:02] <bulmer> squee oh okay
[06:02] <rjm1982> mikeo, would like to switch to dvorak myself, but too difficult to me...
[06:02] <mikeo1> up to about 40-50 wpm with it right now
[06:02] <hdz> disable eth0 get wifi working first
[06:02] <EvanS> yes
[06:02] <Squee> EvanS:  just so ya know, your atheros card (which atheros rocks) needs the madwifi drivers.  You can install them manually and it will work from madwifi-ng's site... but installing them though linux-restricted-modules-common will make it work after a reboot.
[06:02] <rjm1982> Sumguy, no love for Zune, either!  :)
[06:03] <Jordan_U> Shadowpillar_: Can you please pastebin your /etc/networking/interfaces ?>
[06:03] <EvanS> ok lemme finish this first
[06:03] <dimeo> EvanS:  im envious... you have a good wifi card that can do monitor mode 8-)
[06:03] <Shadowpillar_> Jordan_U: doing so
[06:03] <Squee> dimeo: screw monitor mode... it can packet inject
[06:04] <Shadowpillar_> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3921/
[06:04] <spasticteapot> Does anyone know of a P2P filesharing program (other than Limewire/Frostwire - ick!) that actually works?
[06:04] <dimeo> my broadcom can't with ndiswrapper
[06:04] <dimeo> ummm bittorent?
[06:04] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: nicotine
[06:04] <Jordan_U> spasticteapot: bittorrent
[06:04] <spasticteapot> Nicotine?
[06:04] <killux_> how can i run dual monitors on ubuntu with and ATI binary driver
[06:04] <Squee> spasticeapot: pirates are bad... but azureus or amule
[06:04] <rjm1982> Im just happy with a wireless card that works...though its brainless now...broadcom kicked my butt for so long...now its like a 2 minute process...but it sucked when iwas first getting into it
[06:04] <Squee> killux: the aticonfig should be able to set up dualhead
[06:04] <spasticteapot> Squee: I paid for BBC America. My VCR went boom.
[06:04] <spasticteapot> I want my Doctor Who!
[06:04] <killux_> could you give me an example
[06:04] <n2diy_> rjm1982: there is a Dvorak trainer in one of the game repos, it wouldn't take you long to learn it.
[06:05] <dimeo> rjm1982: ndiswrapper is a rite of passage into ubuntu laptop heaven
[06:05] <killux_> not mirror image, dual head
[06:05] <rjm1982> but nobody makes a computer quite like hp's xd8xxx series...for the right price...so im stuck with this one
[06:05] <Squee> spasticteapot: fair enough ^_^
[06:05] <spasticteapot> dimeo: Not if you've got a thinkpad!
[06:05] <Shadowpillar_> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3921/
[06:05] <Sumguy21`> Zune, Zen, Zach.............NO!    I'm so Chaffed that I cant use a simple external mp3 player.  Any help would be nice!
[06:05] <EvanS> ok it's done burning
[06:05] <Squee> ndiswrapper is icky...
[06:05] <spasticteapot> Shadowpillar_: Nicotine?
[06:05] <bulmer> Squee: my notes says..   ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>; ifconfig wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS>; brctl addvr br0; brctl addr br0 eth0; brctl addbr br0 wlan0; ifconfig br0 <IP_ADDRESS>; route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:05] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: ye
[06:05] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: yes*
[06:06] <dimeo> spasticteapot: I'm not sure about that... we were working on fixing an R series that freezes under windows.. tried ubuntu and it froze too...
[06:06] <spasticteapot> Is it in Synaptic?
[06:06] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: it's for slsk
[06:06] <spasticteapot> slsk?
[06:06] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: but for doc who eps, you want to go to a BT tracker
[06:06] <bulmer> Squee cant type..lol
[06:06] <spasticteapot> dimeo: Try replacing the thermal paste and re-seating the PSU.
[06:06] <Squee> bulmer: thanks: I'll play around with that
[06:06] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: should be, if not, enable your universe repository
[06:06] <Squee> I read something about making the ip's all 0's but it didn't make sense to me...
[06:06] <spasticteapot> Bittorrent will not work over my internet connection; I'm a bit fed up with trying to make it do so.
[06:07] <EvanS> ok i've got the cd in the laptop, now what
[06:07] <dimeo> spasticteapot: thx  good tips.. anything can happen to lappys
[06:07] <spasticteapot> I'm a laptop specialist of sorts.
[06:07] <bulmer> Squee umm bridging is broadcasting right?  <IP_ADDRESS> is broadcast address
[06:07] <Sumguy21`> Will someone wipe my ass?  I'm a baby to Ubuntu.  How do I use an MP3 player other than an ipod?
[06:07] <spasticteapot> Er...what Mp3 player?
[06:07] <Squee> bulmer: that would make sense...
[06:07] <dimeo> Squee: whats packet inject?
[06:07] <Sumguy21`> Creative Zen V
[06:07] <spasticteapot> Can it be configured as a USB hard drive?
[06:07] <EvanS> did everyone forget me?
[06:07] <n2diy_> rjm1982: the Dvorak package is called Dvorak7min.
[06:07] <spasticteapot> YYes.
[06:07] <Jordan_U> Shadowpillar_: Sorry, that looks correct, I don't know what the problem could be, to get it working with regular network-admin just uncomment the lines again.
[06:07] <spasticteapot> EvanS: You will die alone and unloved.
[06:08] <bulmer> lolz
[06:08] <EvanS> ok i've got the cd in the laptop, now what
[06:08] <EvanS> ok i've got the cd in the laptop, now what
[06:08] <Squee> dimeo:  cracking wireless networks.  you can do fakeauth attacks after capturing an interesting packets.  It makes it so you can get alot of "interesting" packets so that a wireless network can be cracked in 10 - 30 minutes depending on the encryption
[06:08] <spasticteapot> EvanS: Turn it off, turn it on, boot into "live", and click "install". Configure as necessary, and let it run.
[06:08] <Jordan_U> Squee: Yay for WPA2 :)
[06:08] <spasticteapot> Set the BIOS to boot off of the CD if it won';t work.
[06:08] <dimeo> Squee: thats what i meant by monitor mode.. which mode is injecting?
[06:08] <Sumguy21`> Well spasticteapot thanks for trying.  I'm not to sure about that
[06:08] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: what do you know about atheros cards?
[06:08] <archAngel23> i have a netgear MA101 usb wifi adapter, where or how would i locate the linux drivers? default waln don't work
[06:09] <EvanS> what are you talking about teapot??
[06:09] <archAngel23> wlan i mean
[06:09] <EvanS> squee can you start helping me again please
[06:09] <spasticteapot> EvanS: I presumed you were trying to install Ubuntu.
[06:09] <EvanS> no
[06:09] <Squee> Evans: sorry, i dont always catch messages without my name... copy the file to your harddrive and double click on it
[06:09] <dimeo> man this is like a bad episode of ER... bleeders all over the place
[06:09] <Mazus> does anyone know what would be causing this vlc error? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3888/plain/
[06:09] <Squee> ShadowPillar: what do you want to know about it?
[06:10] <EvanS> i have linux-restricted-modules-common on a cd
[06:10] <bulmer> just an fyi..I started an Ubuntu 6.06 install on an HP Vectra 4L P3-550MHz, that was two hours ago, its still attepmting to display the install 1st page
[06:10] <Squee> dimeo: i'm not sure, but i know it isn't monitor.  I think it is from managed mode
[06:10] <spasticteapot> bulmer: The Vectra series, IIRC, uses some unusual chipsets and hard drive configurations.
[06:10] <dimeo> bulmer: how much ram is in it?
[06:10] <EvanS> squee: it's  telling me that an older version is available in a software channel
[06:10] <Squee> Jordan_u: still has theoretical problems... but still miles ahead of the others.  It is what I run:D
[06:10] <bulmer> i have a whopping 192Megs
[06:10] <spasticteapot> dimeo: Yeah...that's probbably it.
[06:10] <fr500> bulmer: should try the alternate installer
[06:11] <spasticteapot> bulmer: Ditto.
[06:11] <Squee> EvanS: install it anyway if you can
[06:11] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: the AR5212
[06:11] <archAngel23> !netgear wifi drivers
[06:11] <spasticteapot> bulmer: I sell 128mb modules for $10 each.
[06:11] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: basically it doesn't work in edgy with the newer madwifi drivers at all
[06:11] <spasticteapot> Doubtless you could get some locally for not much more.
[06:11] <Squee> madwifi-ng?
[06:11] <Jordan_U> Mazus: My guess is that for some reason it couldn't detect the video codec, why though, I don't know
[06:11] <bulmer> spasticteapot: i have some more memories 64Megs though..lolz
[06:11] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: whatever edgy uses by default
[06:11] <EvanS> Squee: it installed
[06:12] <spasticteapot> Bulmer: RAM is all-important.
[06:12] <spasticteapot> I'm upgrading from 256mb to 1.25gb.
[06:12] <Squee> EvanS: restart it and see if the wireless is detected on reboot
[06:12] <spasticteapot> Even though I have just a 1ghz Pentium-M.
[06:12] <bulmer> spasticteapot: yep..this computer is way too old anyways :)
[06:12] <NoEvidenZ> You want lots of ram. This thing's only got 512 pc133 ram. =/
[06:12] <Mazus> hmm Jordan_U thanks anyway
[06:12] <spasticteapot> Bulmer: A replacement CPU (733mhz PIII) is maybe $8.
[06:12] <Squee> ShadowPillar: look for tutorials for setting up madwifi-ng... they work alot better and madwifi-old isn't supported anymore which as far as i know is what comes with ubuntu
[06:13] <spasticteapot> $20 and you'll be able to run Linux quite nicely.
[06:13] <turbolover> !md5
[06:13] <ubotu> To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows
[06:13] <jenia6230> hi again. how can i add a script to xchat like this one (xdcc-client.pl)
[06:13] <spasticteapot> I've been setting up a whole lab along those lines - what a mess!
[06:13] <bulmer> spasticteapot: yes..it'd be nice
[06:13] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: because whatever was in dapper worked great
[06:13] <spasticteapot> jenia: If you are trying to spambot us, I will find your IP address, hunt you down, and eat your face.
[06:13] <Shadowpillar_> the new madwifi code is horribly broken
[06:13] <turbolover> hey any idea why my cds burn fine but then when i attempt to boot them it says bad magic number, what could i be doign to screw the iamges up?
[06:13] <Squee> ShadowPillar look on madwifi-ng's site to see if it is supported
[06:14] <bulmer> fr500 alternate installer is another cdrom right?
[06:14] <EvanS> Squee: how can i check if it detects the wifi card
[06:14] <Squee> iwconfig
[06:14] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: it should be
[06:14] <archAngel23> no one on the netgear wifi usb apapter ?
[06:14] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: I've had this problem before one several attempts to get the new code working
[06:14] <Squee> EvanS it should show ath0 in iwconfig or if not try ifconfig -a
[06:14] <fr500> bulmer: yes
[06:14] <Squee> ShadowPillar: what error do you get?
[06:15] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: looking at google it seems to be a common problem with that chipset
[06:15] <bulmer> fr500 okay ill see if can get it downloaded and burned
[06:15] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: no error, that's the odd part
[06:15] <EvanS> archangel: i had a netgear wifi usb adapter, it won't work trust me
[06:15] <fr500> archAngel23: maybe with ndiswrapper
[06:15] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: it lists ap's
[06:15] <fr500> !ndiswrapper
[06:15] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[06:15] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: it shows signal and everything
[06:15] <jenia6230> dude i served in the army i will skin you for that ;) . but no i just want an easy way to see what pack are there on servers like hqirc.
[06:15] <EvanS> Squee: no wireless extensions
[06:15] <Shadowpillar_> Squee: but it won't connect to anything, open or encrypted
[06:15] <Jordan_U> archAngel23: Try to get wireless cards that are known to work in Linux, and PCI is always > USB adaptor :)
[06:15] <Squee> EvanS: is there either a wifi0 or an ath0?
[06:16] <EvanS> just lo and sit0
[06:16] <Squee> Shadowpillar... actually that is a problem I'm having with my other laptop in windows.  It associates with AP's but wont recieve an IP adress
[06:16] <bulmer> archAngel23: just for a comparison, am using an el cheapo Airlink101 usb wifi card..windows will not even install its Un-signed drivers...but it works on ubuntu
[06:16] <archAngel23> just using what i had, i figured if windows made it work, so would feisty, ok thanks
[06:16] <Squee> ShadowPillar: i dont know what to tell you other than try to take it up with your manufacturer
[06:16] <EvanS> squee: just lo and sit0
[06:16] <EnsignRedshirt> If I want to transfer files with scp to a remote computer, does the remote computer have to be running sshd?
[06:16] <bulmer> EnsignRedshirt: yes
[06:17] <EnsignRedshirt> bulmer: Thanks, I thought so.
[06:17] <spasticteapot> Er...does anyone know how to set up Nicotine?
[06:17] <jenia6230> so any1 know where can i find a good xdcc klipper for xchat?
[06:17] <Squee> EvanS: type in dmesg and look for errors or anything about atheros (dmesg | grep -i atheros)
[06:17] <turbolover> any idea why i get a bad magic number error when trying to boot a disc i burned when the md5 checksum is correct?
[06:17] <gantry> I'm not used to ubuntu
[06:17] <gantry> can someone tell me how to change my screen resolution
[06:17] <bulmer> turbolover: was the md5sum okay before you burned it?
[06:18] <andrew_is> how can i use aim for linux on ubunty
[06:18] <EvanS> Squee: i didn't get anything back from that
[06:18] <Jordan_U> gantry: do you have the correct video drivers installed?
[06:18] <bulmer> turbolover: use the slower speed for burning too..4x max
[06:18] <turbolover> bulmer: well i burned it and got the error then checked the iso file
[06:18] <bclough> Hello kind Ubuntu users, I am having issues with my pentium M processor getting stuck at 600 MHz, can anyone suggest how to get it to run at the full speed of 1.6 GHz?
[06:18] <gantry> I probably do
[06:18] <turbolover> i did
[06:18] <gantry> all I did was change to a different monitor
[06:18] <Jordan_U> andrew_is: Gaim
[06:18] <gantry> the new monitor should do 1600x1200
[06:18] <andrew_is> it wont work
[06:18] <turbolover> the cd will only burn at 4x
[06:18] <Squee> EvanS: try dmesg |grep -i madwifi
[06:18] <gantry> but that isn't a menu pick
[06:18] <bulmer> turbolover: was the md5sum okay before you burned it? compare it beforehand
[06:19] <Ratty> Can anyone tell me what I should go about doing, whenever I start up the ubntu cd and it goes into Xserver and my LCD says "Display not found"... Like the res. or hertx is  messed up ? I tryed changing the VGA of it to 800x600 and it actually gets to Xserver, but the screen is just a blur and cant see anything
[06:19] <EvanS> squee: i did find in the plain dmesg somehing saying that ndiswrapper initialization failed
[06:19] <Squee> Ratty: use the alternate install disk... sorry for the ratty solution but most of the fixes for that kind of stuff are after you install ubuntu
[06:19] <gantry> anyone?
[06:19] <Jordan_U> gantry: You can enter new resolutions in your xorg.conf manually or use: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh
[06:19] <turbolover> the iso is fine its checksum matches what is on the checksum list file i didnt check the cd though
[06:19] <EvanS> Squee: no response for that either
[06:19] <Squee> EvanS: "sudo apt-get remove ndiswrapper".  You shouldn't have to use that
[06:20] <dromer> !dhcp
[06:20] <spasticteapot> Shadowpillar_: How do I get a username/password for Soulseek?
[06:20] <ubotu> dhcp: DHCP server for automatic IP address assignment. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0pl5-19.4ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 108 kB, installed size 308 kB
[06:20] <EvanS> Squee: couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[06:20] <EvanS> wtf?
[06:20] <Squee> EvanS: try to tab complete it?
[06:20] <EvanS> huh?
[06:20] <rjm1982> Gantry: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[06:20] <Shadowpillar_> spasticteapot: just put one in
[06:20] <Shadowpillar_> it'll reg you
[06:20] <Ratty> Squee, PArdon, alternate install disk ?
[06:21] <EvanS> tab complete?
[06:21] <Squee> Evans: type in ndis and bash tab until text comes up
[06:21] <bulmer> turbolover: also mount the iso file first and look around to see do a cursory check if it is okay too
[06:21] <unperson> Ok, I don't get all the new code words in the synaptic config in edgy.  I see the normal updates and security repositories, but what are "proposed updates"?
[06:21] <spasticteapot> Shadowpillar_: Thanks!
[06:21] <Jordan_U> !tab | EvanS
[06:21] <ubotu> EvanS: You can use <tab> for autocompletion of nicknames in IRC, as well as for completion of filenames and programs on the command line.
[06:21] <Squee> Ratty: go to ubuntu's site and go to download an iso.  Download ubuntu-alternate install disk.
[06:21] <EvanS> i see ndisgtk, ndiswrapper, and ndiswrapper-buginfo
[06:21] <Squee> EvanS remove em al
[06:22] <TheClaus> Hi all
[06:22] <Squee> HI clause
[06:22] <EvanS> but last time my wifi worked i was using ndiswrapper but ok
[06:22] <EvanS> could not open lock file
[06:22] <spasticteapot> Cannot log in - reason INVALIDPASS
[06:22] <turbolover> bulmer: thats what i checked was the iso file
[06:22] <TheClaus> I am trying to setup a game server on Ubuntu Server 6.10 and have already uninstalled iptables.  The port for the server is 28001.  Though I can't connect to it.   Can you tell me what is different between the two ?
[06:23] <bulmer> turbolover: you mounted it ?
[06:23] <EvanS> Squee: it says could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open
[06:23] <Squee> Ratty: alternate uses a safe gui to install it, desktop is a livecd with an installer.  Not your mistake but your hardware isn't supported as well so you have to resort to the other disk
[06:23] <Squee> EvanS: are you sudo?
[06:24] <Squee> EvanS: using ndiswrapper is for emulated support for cards that only work in windows.  As I know all atheros cards are natively supported by linux and there is no reason to use ndis for the windows driver emulation
[06:24] <EvanS> i dunno am i?
[06:24] <Ratty> Squee, Alright, thanks a lot
[06:24] <Squee> EvanS: type sudo apt-get remove ndiswrapper
[06:24] <Squee> Ratty: Your welcome :D
[06:24] <EvanS> since when was it native linux??
[06:25] <turbolover> bulmer: how do i mount an image?
[06:25] <EvanS> the only driver there is on the website is for winxp and 2k
[06:25] <fr500> TheClaus: are you behind a router?
[06:25] <gantry> Jordan_U, I ran the dpkg-reconfigure command, but it still didn't give me a resolution option of 1600x1200
[06:25] <Squee> EvanS: A few years I believe
[06:25] <Squee> EvanS.  They handed out the specifications for linux people to write their own drivers.  taht is what madwifi-old and madwifi-ng are
[06:25] <EvanS> well i don't understand why i can't get it working how i did before on the exact same version of linux
[06:25] <bulmer> TheClaus: on same server, can you netstat -an and see if the port is listened to
[06:25] <TheClaus> fr500 yeah but even my desktop client in the same network can't connect to it
[06:26] <Jordan_U> gantry: What GFX card?
[06:26] <turbolover> gantry: go in to etc/X11/xorg.conf and add that resolution to the file
[06:26] <NeoMatrixJR24> is there a command to get the UUID for a partition?
[06:26] <gantry> perhaps this laptop's chip set doesn't go this high
[06:26] <fr500> TheClaus: can you copy the output of iptables-save to the pastebin?
[06:26] <EvanS> Squee: so will removing ndiswrapper help my wifi work?
[06:26] <bulmer> turbolover: use the -o loop option on mount
[06:26] <gantry> ATI Rage Mobility P/M AGP
[06:26] <TheClaus> fr500 I uninstalled iptables
[06:26] <Squee> EvanS: I'm not sure what you did last time, nor have I ever used ndiswrapper to set up a wireless card.  I actually went out and bought a nice 200 mw prism card
[06:26] <gantry> it's old
[06:26] <fr500> TheClaus: try it
[06:27] <gantry> ok, thanks anyway guys
[06:27] <Squee> EvanS: I think so.  I'm guessing Ndiswrapper is trying to take control of that card so madwifi can't
[06:27] <Jordan_U> gantry: Do you have fglrx installed?
[06:27] <TheClaus> fr500 what directory is it in
[06:27] <bulmer> TheClaus: you can check if there are any rules by typing   iptables -vL
[06:27] <EvanS> couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[06:27] <TheClaus> bulmer iptables not found
[06:27] <bulmer> TheClaus: as sudo root?
[06:27] <Squee> EvanS: Type in "sudo apt-get remove ndiswr" and bash tab
[06:28] <TheClaus> yes
[06:28] <bulmer> TheClaus: sudo /sbin/iptables -vL
[06:28] <Squee> EvanS: you didn't install ndiswrapper manually did you?
[06:29] <EvanS> ok it removed stuff
[06:29] <EvanS> i may have
[06:29] <FantasticFoo> what's the difference between xmms and audacious? what do you guys recommend?
[06:29] <TheClaus> bulmer not found.  Like I said I uninstalled it
[06:29] <EvanS> i don't have internet on here so i have to keep burning to cdrs
[06:29] <bulmer> okay
[06:29] <arrenlex> Could someone recommend some amazingly simple command for "display every second line of this text file"?
[06:30] <Squee> EvanS: ok now type dmesg and look at the last few lines.  Now type "sudo modprobe madwifi".  type dmesg again and see if there is any difference
[06:30] <TheClaus> do I need to install ineted
[06:31] <rjm1982> Anyone know of a quick/simple way to switch back and forth from dvorak to querty keyboard?  I am going to learn dvorak, but other people use this laptop...
[06:31] <EvanS> fatal: module madwifi not found
[06:31] <Squee> EvanS: nm it is "modprobe ath_pci"
[06:31] <dimeo> FantasticFoo: i like beep media player
[06:31] <Asc> arrenlex: No, but if no perl gurus show up I can do it in python.
[06:31] <pogotehmonkey> is there an adobe shockwave port yet ?
[06:31] <Squee> pogotehmonkey: nope
[06:31] <EvanS> ok
[06:31] <Squee> type dmesg again
[06:31] <EvanS> it says wlan: <IP_ADDRESS> experimental
[06:32] <Squee> awesome
[06:32] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb on a 64 bit ubuntu 6.10 please
[06:32] <Squee> now type iwconfig
[06:32] <EvanS> ath_rate_sample: 1.2
[06:32] <aryan> i have searched for days can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb on a 64 bit ubuntu 6.10 please
[06:32] <EvanS> ath_pci: <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:32] <turbolover> would extractign iso's from zips on the desktop mess them up?
[06:32] <FantasticFoo> dimeo: isn't audacious just an improvement of bmp?
[06:32] <EvanS> no wireless extensins
[06:32] <EvanS> extensions*
[06:32] <Jordan_U> pogotehmonkey: It can be run in wine if you need it
[06:32] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb on a 64 bit ubuntu 6.10 please
[06:32] <Squee> EvanS: type ifconfig /a... what devices are there? (besides sit0 and lo)
[06:32] <arrenlex> Asc: Well, at need I could do it in java. I was kind of looking for something like cat file | somemagicalcommandwitharcanename
[06:33] <Jordan_U> aryan: .rmvb? is that Real media?
[06:33] <EvanS> just those 2
[06:33] <aryan> jordan_u: ues
[06:33] <arrenlex> Jordan_U: real media variable bitrate
[06:33] <Squee> aryan: try vlc... I think that can play it
[06:33] <aryan> no vlc cant play it
[06:33] <aryan> VLC cant play rmvb
[06:33] <aryan> squee: vlc wont play it
[06:33] <arrenlex> aryan: Have you tried mplayer+w32codecs?
[06:33] <EvanS> squee: there's only lo and sit0
[06:33] <aryan> jodran_u yeh thats it
[06:34] <Asc> arrenlex: Yeah, can't really help you with that.  Bet I can do it in fewer lines than with java though. ;\
[06:34] <Squee> aryan:  the long way of doing it would be setting up a chroot and installing the official real media player for linux
[06:34] <aryan> arrenlex: how do i go about doing that? keep in mind im a noob to ubuntu
[06:34] <aryan> squee: ive done that but only get audio
[06:34] <arrenlex> aryan: Install the mplayer package (or mplayer-nogui if you want to run it from the command line)
[06:34] <arrenlex> !mplayer | aryan
[06:34] <ubotu> aryan: mplayer is a media player. Enable multiverse repo and type sudo apt-get install mplayer for more info please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPlayer  To compile it from source see:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPlayer/Compile
[06:34] <ubotu> aryan: For Codecs try !codecs Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MplayerInstallHowto for installation tips.
[06:34] <Kud|> !flash9
[06:34] <ubotu> Flash 9 (Final release) is now available for dapper-backports and edgy-backports. See !backports and !flash
[06:34] <arrenlex> aryan: and then install w32codecs like so:
[06:34] <arrenlex> !w32codecs | aryan
[06:34] <Kud|> !flash
[06:34] <ubotu> aryan: Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs
[06:34] <aryan> arrenlex: i have the player but how do i install codecs
[06:34] <ubotu> 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
[06:35] <EvanS> hello? squee?
[06:35] <MrCrowley> !java
[06:35] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository
[06:35] <Kud|> !flash | kud|
[06:35] <ubotu> kud|: 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
[06:35] <ubotu> kud|: Flash 9 (Final release) is now available for dapper-backports and edgy-backports. See !backports and !flash
[06:35] <NoEvidenZ> EvanS: : Whaddya need?
[06:35] <Kud|> !backports
[06:35] <ubotu> If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
[06:35] <EvanS> Squee!
[06:35] <Squee> EvanS: I'm not really sure what to do.  All the atheros cards i've encountere would be working by now.   Which file do I had "noauth" to, to stop this?
[06:36] <NoEvidenZ> I don't keep up with brand names.. >.>
[06:36] <EvanS> it's a pentium III
[06:36] <arrenlex> Asc: Oh xD Sorry, brainfart. while read line ; do if [ $a = "1" ]  ; a = 0 ; break ; else echo $line ; a = 1 ; fi ; done
[06:36] <arrenlex> ;)
[06:36] <NoEvidenZ> EvanS: Ah, ok.
[06:36] <aryan> arrenlex: how do i use those repositories?
[06:36] <MrCrowley> Anyone wanna walk me through jetting Java updated so I can run azureus?
[06:36] <NoEvidenZ> Have you tried the ndiswrapper?
[06:36] <aryan> arrenlex: whats the repository and how do i use it?
[06:37] <Squee> mcrowley: ubuntuguide.org
[06:37] <EvanS> *sigh
[06:37] <NoEvidenZ> EvanS: I have an atheros based card, never managed to get it to work.
[06:37] <EvanS> well, i can try ndiswrapper agaiiin
[06:37] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb on a 64 bit ubuntu 6.10 please
[06:37] <EvanS> since madwifi obviously doesn't do anything
[06:37] <Christoffer> Anyone who can code bash/perl available? I badly need something small done, would mean -a lot- to me.
[06:37] <Asc> arrenlex: That would look so much more cryptic in perl.
[06:37] <MrCrowley> I used the guide. The text will not seem to work in my terminal?
[06:37] <yukai> hello all, i was trying to install beryl on my thinkpad t43, following some guide, but i just didn't work.. any body here please help
[06:38] <NoEvidenZ> EvanS: Have you been to #madwifi?
[06:38] <dimeo> evans: find a howto and follow it exactly
[06:38] <EvanS> i don't want to yet
[06:38] <EvanS> i have
[06:38] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb on a 64 bit ubuntu 6.10 please
[06:38] <arrenlex> aryan: Do this:
[06:38] <arrenlex> aryan: wget http://seveas.imbrandon.com/pool/edgy-seveas/extras/w32codecs_20060611-0.0_i386.deb
[06:38] <Squee> EvanS: #madwifi is usually a good place to get help... it usually takes a good while to get a response but they will probably be able to help you alot more
[06:38] <arrenlex> aryan: sudo dpkg -i w32codecs_20060611-0.0_i386.deb
[06:39] <arrenlex> aryan: rm w32codecs_20060611-0.0_i386.deb
[06:39] <arrenlex> aryan: (those are all commands)
[06:39] <Squee> EvanS: I'm off to play with my network, Good luck
[06:39] <Jordan_U> arrenlex: Will that work with 64 bit ubuntu?
[06:39] <arrenlex> Jordan_U: The win32 codecs? xDD
[06:39] <n2diy>  I got kppp working on my test box, but it is failing on sig 1, which, IIRC is because it is expecting my ISP to authenticate. Which file do I had "noauth" to, to stop this?
[06:39] <danf_1979> Is there anyway to get a list of all installed packages?
[06:39] <EvanS> thanks squee
[06:39] <pavs> is ndiswrapper the only way to setup wireless network under linux environtment? I just installed ubuntu recently. Is there any default configuration that detects wireless setup and sintalls it. what other options do i have?
[06:39] <aryan> arrenlex:dpkg: error processing w32codecs_20060611-0.0_i386.deb (--install):
[06:39] <aryan>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[06:39] <aryan> Errors were encountered while processing:
[06:39] <aryan>  w32codecs_20060611-0.0_i386.deb
[06:39] <arrenlex> aryan: Are you running 64-bit ubuntu?
[06:39] <klypso> How do I reset or change the root password without screwing everything up?
[06:40] <Jordan_U> arrenlex: aryan is running 64bit ubuntu :)
[06:40] <aryan> arrenlex: yes
[06:40] <arrenlex> aryan: Oh. If you're running 64-bit you're toast as far as compatibility goes. No binary codecs, no flash...
[06:40] <FantasticFoo> is audacious in any official ubuntu repos?
[06:40] <arrenlex> aryan: unless you want to set up a chroot.
[06:40] <daviey> klypso, sudo passwd
[06:40] <miyako> I'm running into a weird problem where some gtk applications have no fonts and won't display text
[06:40] <aryan> arrenlex: i will do whatever will play rmvb
[06:40] <arrenlex> aryan: I strongly suggest running a 32-bit distro instead. You will not notice a performance difference under normal desktop use.
[06:41] <aryan> just tell me what to do =D
[06:41] <n2diy> klypso: you have a root user?
[06:41] <Jordan_U> aryan: Not quite as bad as arrenlex is saying, it is possible but it is a PITA
[06:41] <klypso> daviey: ah, but I messed with permissions and cannot sudo properly
[06:41] <klypso> yes
[06:41] <miyako> anyone got any idea?
[06:41] <klypso> I changed my group
[06:41] <arrenlex> aryan: Is there a link to the file? I want to see if I can play it.
[06:41] <daviey> klypso, do you have a user that can sudo (the original user)?
[06:41] <klypso> I wanted a seperate user and root password
[06:41] <aryan> arrenlex: do you want to download it?
[06:41] <n2diy> klypso: you created one?
[06:41] <arrenlex> aryan: Sure, whichever.
[06:41] <aryan> arrenlex: its a naruto episode
[06:41] <aryan> arrenlex: one second
[06:41] <klypso> just changed the user password from the root one
[06:42] <daviey> klypso, huh?
[06:42] <aryan> arrenlex:http://rapidshare.de/files/31172218/Naruto2.rmvb
[06:42] <arrenlex> Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. it's one of THOSE sites. >__<
[06:42] <daviey> klypso, root password from default is disabled.  sudo passwd" enables it
[06:42] <aryan> arrenlex: i cant exactly revert to 32 bit, i have done waaay too much mods on 64 bit to revert
[06:43] <dimeo> you install realplayer aryan?
[06:43] <arrenlex> aryan: "mods"?
[06:43] <klypso> daviey: I changed permissions so that a seperate password would be used for my user account and the root, and now I cannot sudo and also cannot use the root password I set
[06:43] <aryan> arrenlex: whats mods?
[06:43] <arrenlex> aryan: That's a good point. Realplayer might play realmedia.
[06:43] <aryan> dimeo: yes i have that
[06:43] <arrenlex> (22:42:47) aryan: arrenlex: i cant exactly revert to 32 bit, i have done waaay too much mods on 64 bit to revert
[06:43] <arrenlex> (22:43:17) aryan: arrenlex: whats mods?
[06:43] <dimeo>  no luck eh?
[06:43] <klypso> I can sudo when I first logon
[06:43] <aryan> arrenlex: real player wont play it
[06:44] <killux_> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1984799&postcount=41
[06:44] <klypso> but, the root password I though I set does not work
[06:44] <daviey> klypso, you need to edit /etc/group and allow sudo access to create a root passwd
[06:44] <aryan> arrenlex: real player doesnt play the video
[06:44] <killux_> it doesnt look like he enabled 3d accel
[06:44] <killux_> do you have to for dual monitors
[06:44] <aryan> arrenlex: all i get is audio
[06:44] <tecywiz121> hey, I have a fuse apfs home directory hacked together, and it works rather nicely, but gdm won't see it when it starts, so I have to manually set the $HOME variable to my home directory.
[06:44] <aryan> arrenlex: any help?
[06:45] <TheClaus> bulmer I ran netstat -ad and see the following
[06:45] <klypso> daviey: read-only file
[06:45] <tecywiz121> any ideas on how to make gdm 'see' my home directory?
[06:45] <pavs> anyone using konversation? everytime I run konversation the server list window opens up and it wont close no matter what you do. i can still use konversation but the window stays on top. what do i to close it or to goback to original default configuration
[06:45] <TheClaus> udp        0      0 <IP_ADDRESS>:28001           <IP_ADDRESS>:*
[06:45] <Indref> Channel name for the offtopic room plz..
[06:45] <aryan> arrenlex: dude you there?
[06:45] <killux_> do you need 3d accel for dual monitors?
[06:45] <NoEvidenZ> "error: You don't seem to have the curses headers installed"
[06:45] <Indref> !offtopic
[06:45] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[06:45] <NoEvidenZ> What would do I need to download to fix that?
[06:45] <Indref> Sweet.
[06:45] <daviey> klypso, if you have already set a root password then kill it with "sudo passwd -l root"  then recreate it with "sudo passwd".  To access root use the command "su" *not* sudo
[06:45] <klypso> daviey: also, the root password I set does not seem to work.  Can I reset it without root permissions?
[06:46] <bulmer> TheClaus: so it is listening on that port as udp protocol
[06:46] <EvanS> ffs i'm just going to reinstall win2k ubuntu networking is fucking ridiculous
[06:46] <daviey> klypso, no you *need* sudo access
[06:46] <tecywiz121> EvanS, whats up?
[06:46] <aryan> http://rapidshare.de/files/31172218/Naruto2.rmvb
[06:46] <daviey> EvanS, your f'ing ridiculous
[06:46] <klypso> daviey: but I need a password to sudo
[06:46] <EvanS> you won't be able to help me
[06:46] <Indref> EvanS, If you say so!
[06:46] <TheClaus> bulmer: yup but it doesn't connect.
[06:46] <EvanS> nobody else has
[06:47] <NoEvidenZ> He's having a problem with the Atheros drivers.
[06:47] <cyberyak> klypso, it is the users password in sudo
[06:47] <tecywiz121> EvanS, well, i'd like to know the problem so at the very least I can avoid it
[06:47] <klypso> sorry, tricky problem
[06:47] <TheClaus> I even ran nmap on my windows box and see nothing on that port
[06:47] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb files on a 64 bit distro of ubuntu 6.10?
[06:47] <meLon> Hey buddies, is there a good channel for help with fglrx?
[06:47] <aryan> can someone please tell me how to play .rmvb files on a 64 bit distro of ubuntu 6.10?
[06:47] <daviey> EvanS, go away then.  It works for us.  with that attitude nobody wants to help you
[06:47] <klypso> cyberyak: I changed the root password from the user password
[06:47] <arrenlex> aryan: Yeah, I can play it in mplayer.
[06:47] <killux_> do you need 3d accel for dual monitors?
[06:47] <bulmer> TheClaus: which application again uses this port 28001?
[06:47] <klypso> '<user> is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.'
[06:48] <meLon> killux_, are you talking to me?
[06:48] <EvanS> and i just reinstalled the ndis stuff because it worked last time
[06:48] <aryan> arrenlex: so what can i do? you are running 32 bit most likely
[06:48] <arrenlex> aryan: Yes.
[06:48] <TheClaus> bulmer: It is a game engine called Torque
[06:48] <daviey> klypso, I think if you load up the livecd you could mount the partition then edit /etc/groups
[06:48] <aryan> arrenlex: i need those eps to play man lol
[06:48] <killux_> anyone
[06:48] <NoEvidenZ> daviey: I've been where he is. I put my linux installation on another box and shared the network connection from my windows computer just to avoid the problems with the atheros chipset
[06:48] <EvanS> and now it just won't add in the gui when i tell it to
[06:48] <aryan> arrenlex: is there anything i can do?
[06:48] <killux_> meLon do u know?
[06:48] <EvanS> it just gives me blank
[06:48] <cpk1> Could use some help with simple iptables thing, trying to have my laptop access the internet through my desktop but iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE did seem to do it and I have made sure /etc/network/options says ip_forward=yes
[06:48] <cpk1> did not*
[06:48] <meLon> I'm sorry, i missread what you wrote
[06:48] <arrenlex> aryan: Your options are to live without Naruto, install a different distro, or set up a 32-bit chroot (which is kind of like "another ubuntu" inside this one which you can run programs in, like a jail)
[06:48] <klypso> daviey: that would let me use my user password to sudo things?
[06:48] <bulmer> TheClaus: how are you testing to connect to that port?
[06:48] <co_luchu^_^> who wanna making love with me
[06:49] <TheClaus> bulmer with the game client
[06:49] <klypso> daviey: as opposed to the unknown root password
[06:49] <daviey> klypso, yes, need to make the user an 'admin' i believe
[06:49] <aryan> arrenlex: how do i set up a chroot?
[06:49] <bulmer> TheClaus: on same machine? or from a dfferent one?
[06:49] <klypso> daviey: thank you.  I will try that.
[06:49] <arrenlex> aryan: Hold on a minute...
[06:49] <aryan> arrenlex: why cant 64 bit play rmvbs? that sucks
[06:49] <TheClaus> different
[06:49] <TheClaus> my windows xp box
[06:49] <cyberyak> Is there a way to install ubuntu (or any of the variants) without ACPI?
[06:49] <daviey> klypso, that would give you sudo access back.  then with sudo access you can enable the root account.  Remember you can't (default) login as root over ssh
[06:49] <bulmer> TheClaus: and nothing in between your windows and the ubuntu box?
[06:50] <bulmer> TheClaus: i meant no firewalls?
[06:50] <TheClaus> hmm
[06:50] <TheClaus> I'll turn off Windows Firewall
[06:50] <EvanS> alright daviey i'm leaving, be happy you guys lost a supporter who came in here week after week patiently asking for help and half the time either getting ignored or pointed to the wiki
[06:50] <bulmer> TheClaus: is your windows firewall on?
[06:50] <ubuntu_n00b> hello?
[06:50] <arrenlex> aryan: Because there is no open-source codec. The format is closed and proprietary. The only codec is realmedia's own.
[06:50] <NoEvidenZ> Guys, o
[06:50] <aryan> arrenlex: that sux
[06:50] <daviey> EvanS, your no loss.  don't want people with an attitude like yours
[06:51] <arrenlex> aryan: In a 32-bit environment, projects such as mplayer have found ways to use these codecs using a system similar to wine.
[06:51] <NoEvidenZ> Guys, I'm trying to build an installer, but it tells me I odn't have the curses headers. What does this mean, and how do I fix it?
[06:51] <Jordan_U> Sound just stopped working for me, nothing will play
[06:51] <juanchito2006> !write ntfs
[06:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about write ntfs - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:51] <aryan> arrenlex: cant i use crossover office?
[06:51] <arrenlex> aryan: Obviously a 64-bit player cannot use them because the codecs are 32-bit.
[06:51] <TheClaus> bulmer still no dice
[06:51] <cyberyak> Jordan_U, you using ARTS?
[06:51] <NoEvidenZ> !flame
[06:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about flame - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:51] <NoEvidenZ> =[
[06:51] <aryan> arrenlex: cant i just install the windoes version of real player with crossover office?
[06:51] <NoEvidenZ> !curses
[06:51] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about curses - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:51] <EvanS> ok, bye everyone, thanks to all of you who tried to help me
[06:52] <Jordan_U> cyberyak: ARTS?
[06:52] <bulmer> TheClaus: can you tell me whats in between your windows client and the ubuntu server?
[06:52] <cyberyak> artsd for sound
[06:52] <ubuntu_n00b> Hey, can anyone help me out with something: I cannot push my desktop resolution past 1024
[06:52] <tecywiz121> gdm doesn't see my home dir at startup, but everything else does, any ideas?
[06:52] <TheClaus> just the router
[06:52] <TheClaus> a netgear router
[06:52] <arrenlex> aryan: a) I'd be surprised if cxoffice worked on a 64-bit system, but I'm not well-versed in these things ;  b) cxoffice is essentially wine with frills and a price tag
[06:52] <daviey> NoEvidenZ, have you googled the exact error msg?
[06:52] <NoEvidenZ> daviey: Yep, returned no results.
[06:52] <bulmer> TheClaus does it have a firewall on it too?
[06:52] <Jordan_U> EvanS: Try again later, linux gets better every day, and it really helps if you buy linux compatible hardware
[06:52] <arrenlex> aryan: That would be one way of running a 32-bit player. However, it's better to use a Linux player and chroot.
[06:52] <TheClaus> I have port forwarding on
[06:52] <cyberyak> Jordan_U, I have had that issue with artsd hanging on a different box.
[06:52] <arrenlex> aryan: A quick google search turned this up as a likely resource: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24575
[06:53] <EnsignRedshirt> Wow, that's wierd.  There is now a debian menu entry in my Applications menu.  I *think* it just showed up when I installed kmplot.
[06:53] <bulmer> TheClaus: well are all ports being forwarded?
[06:53] <daviey> NoEvidenZ, is it ncurses?
[06:53] <NoEvidenZ> The exact error message is: "error: You don't seem to have the curses headers installed"
[06:53] <TheClaus> I have 28001 being forwarded to the ubuntu server
[06:53] <EnsignRedshirt> ...or maybe that debian menu has been there for a while, and I just noticed it.
[06:53] <arrenlex> NoEvidenZ: install libncurses5-dev
[06:53] <illriginal> Question: Is there a key I can press that will automatically create a new folder for me?
[06:53] <NoEvidenZ> arrenlex: Thanks, I'll give that a shot.
[06:54] <daviey> NoEvidenZ, sudo apt-get install libncurses5 libncurses5-dev
[06:54] <bulmer> TheClaus: but does the game app have a form of handshake to get back to the client? like the FTP passive/active kind ?
[06:54] <arrenlex> illriginal: In nautilus? Does F10 work?
[06:54] <illriginal> nope.. that works in kde
[06:54] <arrenlex> illriginal: Yeah, I run KDE. I was wondering if it was the same.
[06:54] <TheClaus> like a 21 and then 22
[06:54] <garrettkajmowicz> I'm trying to run the 6.10 installer and it dies after initializing my keyboard driver every time.  The server rescue console doesn't show it seeing my hard drives.
[06:55] <TheClaus> or 20 21
[06:55] <daviey> arrenlex, shift+ctrl+n
[06:55] <NoEvidenZ> daviey: Thanks.
[06:55] <TheClaus> i'll open up more consective ports
[06:55] <bulmer> TheClaus: something like that yeah
[06:55] <ubuntu_n00b> Will changing my xorg.conf allow me resolutions past 1024? anyone?
[06:55] <illriginal> shift ctrl and n creates a new folder?
[06:55] <daviey> illriginal, yes
[06:55] <illriginal> sweet
[06:55] <bulmer> TheClaus:  you need to find out from the game app developer/manuals to see which port they require you to have
[06:56] <fr0st> irc://irc.utorrent.com/utorrent-webui
[06:56] <daviey> ubuntu_n00b, what driver are you using, what hardware?  you need to add the resolutions to xorg.conf.  If they are supported they will show in "change resolution"
[06:56] <arrenlex> !fixres | ubuntu_noo
[06:56] <ubotu> ubuntu_noo: 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
[06:56] <arrenlex> !fixres | ubuntu_n00b
[06:56] <ubotu> ubuntu_n00b: 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
[06:57] <TheClaus> bulmer alright thanks
[06:57] <ubuntu_n00b> thank you very much ubotu
[06:57] <Tido`> I made a mistake during my install of ubuntu server and forgot to install lamp, is there a package that will do it for me or do I need to reinstall?
[06:57] <bulmer> you cant use a lightbulb? lol
[06:58] <juanchito2006> !ntfa
[06:58] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ntfa - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:58] <daviey> Tido`, install the packages manually?
[06:58] <juanchito2006> !ntfs
[06:58] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[06:58] <Tido`> sounds easier to reinstall, juanchito2006 :p
[06:58] <daviey> Tido`, apache2 php4 mysql-server
[06:58] <ubuntu_n00b> btw im using nvidia card, got the nvidia common kernal installed, etc
[06:59] <daviey> Tido`, if you aint done nothing else; reinstall ;)
[06:59] <dougb> how stable is herd3?
[06:59] <Tido`> k
[06:59] <n2diy_> Hey, I'm on my test box, I had to comment out "auth" in the /etc/ppp/options file.
[06:59] <ubuntu_n00b> thanks for your help everyone
[06:59] <juanchito2006> Tido`: I need to back up my files, windows commited suicide
[06:59] <cyberyak> is there a way to do a minimal install with UBUNTU or select each package I want to instakk?
[06:59] <daviey> dougb, pretty stable but if you want to use beryl with xgl then it's borked
[06:59] <husky> Hi
[07:00] <daviey> cyberyak, use the server edition
[07:00] <cyberyak> thanks!
[07:01] <ubuntu_n00b> juanchito: im obviously no expert, but i have used knoppix liveboot cd to back up things to usb drive before.
[07:01] <cyberyak> I knew there was something simple I was overlooking.
[07:01] <n2diy_> daviey: did you get your root passwd issue straightened out?
[07:01] <dougb> daviey: i dont want to.  i mainly want to use it because 2.16.20 fixes the stupid IRQ error between the broadcom wifi w/ ndiswrapper and the nvidia proprietary driver
[07:01] <daviey> cyberyak, then add everything extra you want via packages.  ubuntu-desktop will install pretty much everything mind
[07:01] <daviey> n2diy, i was helping the guy
[07:01] <cyberyak> that's actually my problem ubuntu-desktop
[07:02] <n2diy_> daviey: ah, thats right, same question.:)
[07:02] <cyberyak> I have a laptop (and the conversation should end here) that doesn't truely support ACPI
[07:02] <husky> I've been trying to get wol to work on my ubuntu fileserver
[07:02] <cyberyak> however, BIOS functionas as if it does.
[07:02] <daviey> cyberyak, have you tried the open source drivers?
[07:02] <dougb> will herd3 automatically be updated with the final patches in april?
[07:02] <cyberyak> it's a known bios issue.
[07:03] <cyberyak> I need apmd.
[07:03] <daviey> husky, yeah i had it working on debian but not on dapper.  Haven't tried on edgy
[07:03] <siimo> w00t seems like the big that kept me from using gnome has finally been fixed in fiesty... with regards to its taskbar button sizes changing randomly with title  text changing
[07:03] <husky> Installed the lanwake package, checked the eth-card that it supports wol g
[07:03] <kmitch87> dougb: yes
[07:03] <dougb> sweet.  i'm getting it then
[07:03] <EnsignRedshirt> If you are using dapper, do you have a debian menu in Application?  I.e. Applications->Debian?
[07:03] <daviey> dougb, yeah - but expect to reinstall b4 then just incase.  mount /home on a seperate partition
[07:03] <cyberyak> if you apt-get remove acpi, you break all sorts of fun stuff.
[07:04] <dougb> yeah i will
[07:04] <kmitch87> dougb: it is still pretty alpha quality though, so be careful
[07:04] <dougb> i know, but i dont know what other distro has the 2.16.20 linux kernel with it
[07:04] <daviey> dougb, i have installed feisty 3 times now as it borked
[07:04] <husky> Bios enabled wol and the nic has power when the machine is powered down
[07:04] <cyberyak> daviey, and it gets very hosed from there.
[07:04] <kmitch87> dougb: 2.6.20 isn't even released yet:)
[07:05] <daviey> kmitch87, sure?
[07:05] <kmitch87> yup
[07:05] <dougb> kmitch87: i want it because it fixes my nvidia/ndiswrapper problem
[07:05] <kmitch87> its on rc7 right now
[07:05] <dougb> so says the internet
[07:05] <kmitch87> i think...
[07:05] <dougb> it is kmitch87
[07:05] <daviey> kmitch87, true
[07:06] <daviey> kmitch87, rc7
[07:06] <Tido`> is there any reason you'd ever want to run your own dns server at home?
[07:06] <daviey> Tido`, s**ts and giggles?
[07:06] <Tido`> other than that lol
[07:06] <daviey> Tido`, it could be faster if you have dns caching
[07:07] <Toma-> Tido`: you can use it to fake DNS adresses to proprietry systems on your network... like a Wii?
[07:07] <daviey> Tido`, fractionally!  But it would make a dns request to your isp for each NEW site you go to
[07:07] <Tido`> eh, my router is linux and I can already set names to ips or macs
[07:11] <arc_> irc://irc.memphisnet.org/quebecwarez
[07:12] <co_luchu^_^> hy
[07:16] <dimeo> netsplit?
[07:16] <cyberyak> no, they just don't like me.
[07:17] <Asc> yeah
[07:19] <mauteri1> anyone using enlightenment?
[07:19] <evanmarkert> quick question, if i want rhythmbox to play my music stored on a windows partition without bringing the music to my linux partition, is this possible?
[07:20] <cyberyak> does the alternate cd allow me to choose packages or is that only the server cd
[07:21] <hurrrricane> haha, the only people talking are those with questions...
[07:21] <Flannel> cyberyak: the server CD only allowsyou to choose between LAMP and nonLAMP,
[07:22] <Flannel> or, at least, last time I checked
[07:22] <hurrrricane> oh my. flannel is here. woots.
[07:22] <dimeo> yea thanks hurricane.. you ruined that nicely
[07:22] <hurrrricane> :P
[07:22] <hurrrricane> <3
[07:22] <Flannel> cyberyak: AlternateCD allows you to install a minimal, GUI-less installation, which you can then add stuff to.
[07:23] <dimeo> it's nice when the ER room slows down for a few minues
[07:23] <cyberyak> ok, that's what I need.
[07:23] <hurrrricane> will rhythmbox read itunes music from a windows partition w/o bringing it to the linux partition?
[07:23] <dimeo> we can only handle the blood spurts for so long
[07:23] <hurrrricane> i won't want the music cluttering my linux partition. if i can just play from that storage partition from windows, it'd be great.
[07:23] <Flannel> hurrrricane: sure.  Once mounted, the NTFS drive is just another directory/location/etc
[07:23] <hurrrricane> awesome.
[07:23] <hurrrricane> so it's not bringing it over when it's grabbing the library to play the music.
[07:23] <hurrrricane> ?*
[07:24] <Flannel> hurrrricane: right, its just reading it, like any other file
[07:24] <dimeo> hurricane: you got a fat32 partion for storing mp3?
[07:24] <hurrrricane> ntfs dimeo
[07:24] <hurrrricane> (easy on me. i just installed a few hours ago. :P)
[07:24] <hurrrricane> brand new.
[07:24] <hurrrricane> and scared. :P
[07:24] <dimeo> make a fat32 partition that u can access from windows and linux
[07:24] <Flannel> hurrrricane: Since once it's mounted, linux stuff doesn't have any idea of knowing which partitions anything is on.
[07:25] <hurrrricane> yeah. as long as it's not taking up space on both partitions i don't care.
[07:25] <Flannel> hurrrricane: well, except it'll be marked read-only.  That'll be the only 'indication' (even though theres plenty of other reasons for stuff to be r-o)
[07:25] <hurrrricane> and doesn't fat32 have a size limitation?
[07:25] <Flannel> hurrrricane: 4GB files, yeah.
[07:25] <Flannel> hurrrricane: if you're just reading, tere's no reason to not use NTFS.
[07:25] <hanasaki> where are the instructions for installing hte 3d and transparency stuff in feisty?
[07:25] <hurrrricane> yeah. my music is larger than 4GB
[07:26] <Flannel> hanasaki: #ubuntu+1 or #ubuntu-effects, probably a mixture of the two.
[07:26] <frigmang> I have a question.  YOu gotta see this! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qiMCKR3jW0
[07:30] <hurrrricane> but, haven't had tooo many problems i couldn't figure out.
[07:30] <meLon> anybody want to help me get 3d acceleration on my Radeon 200M
[07:30] <dimeo> welcome to the rest of your life
[07:30] <Indref> Random Announcement: OpenBox Is awesome!
[07:30] <hurrrricane> i LOVE it.
[07:30] <dimeo> ubuntu change *everything* for me
[07:30] <hurrrricane> don't doubt it.
[07:30] <Brady_M> This is a message from PC mag! Suggesting Ubuntu! WHOA!
[07:30] <hurrrricane> im already in love with it.
[07:30] <hurrrricane> and i can assume you're an ER doc?
[07:30] <dimeo> a happy user for a year or two
[07:31] <dimeo> no.. more like a ward trainee
[07:31] <hurrrricane> hmm...
[07:31] <mike_> anyone know how to install easyubuntu i feisty? it was looking for a "packagelist-feisty.xml"
[07:31] <hurrrricane> curious because i'm pre-med (3rd year) and interested in emergency med.
[07:31] <dimeo> cool
[07:32] <Mixx> is there a command or some way to use diff to compare multiple files at the same time?
[07:32] <maddash> ugh openbox
[07:32] <Flannel> Mixx: diff does compares multiple files
[07:33] <Flannel> mike_: #ubuntu+1 for feisty support, #easyubuntu for easyubuntu support
[07:33] <Mixx> it seems to compare the existance of files when supplied with directories
[07:33] <Mixx> rather than the contents
[07:33] <dimeo> hurricane: u on a desktop or laptop?
[07:33] <frogzoo> Mixx: diff -R ?
[07:33] <Mixx> yeah
[07:33] <hurrrricane> desktop.
[07:33] <hurrrricane> why?
[07:33] <dimeo> curious..
[07:33] <hurrrricane> :)
[07:33] <hurrrricane> no macbook yet. :P
[07:33] <mike_> thanx Flannel
[07:34] <hurrrricane> too poor.
[07:34] <Mixx> unless i guess that all the files were equivalent and it was just complaining about the existance of directories in one place and not the other..  i'll look at it again
[07:34] <dimeo> notebooks are cheaper all the time
[07:34] <hurrrricane> i've missed my speakers, my comp has been down for a week due to vid card issues, and hearing the subwoofer again for the first time with howard shore....
[07:34] <dimeo> 500 even
[07:34] <hurrrricane> brilliant.
[07:34] <zeembo> hi all, i'm having trouble installing kernel <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:34] <hurrrricane> eh... if i get a laptop, it won't be anything but a mac.
[07:35] <zeembo> i extracted all the packages
[07:35] <dimeo> rite now Im on a dell xps notebook
[07:35] <dimeo> blows the pants off a macbook
[07:35] <hurrrricane> :P
[07:35] <dimeo> with ubuntu
[07:35] <hurrrricane> my pc runs off a workstation vid card.
[07:35] <Flannel> guys, take the chatting to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[07:35] <maddash> mac notebooks run hot
[07:35] <zeembo> and the steps i'm following online say to " sudo dpkd -i [FILE] .deb"
[07:35] <zeembo> but i can't find any .deb files
[07:35] <Brady_M> Flannel: you got it np
[07:35] <zeembo> in my /usr/src/ directory
[07:36] <Flannel> !kernel | zeembo
[07:36] <ubotu> zeembo: kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[07:36] <zeembo> i'm trying to compile a new kernel because i want to try try out beryl on my mx 4000
[07:37] <maddash> what does beryl have to do with the kernel?
[07:37] <zeembo> i need the newest kernel if i use the nvidia drivers correct?
[07:37] <FirstStrike> uhh..no
[07:37] <zeembo> FirstStrike: so i can just install the nvidia drivers and i should be fine?
[07:37] <Flannel> !nvidia | zeembo
[07:37] <ubotu> zeembo: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[07:38] <maddash> Flannel's showing off his "goto-guy" skills.
[07:38] <tickus_24> Anyone here have a ABIT IT7 Max2 board with sata drives runing ubuntu
[07:38] <hurrrricane> :P
[07:38] <frogzoo> !anyone | tickus_24
[07:38] <ubotu> tickus_24: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[07:38] <maddash> !anyone|ticku
[07:38] <ubotu> ticku: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[07:38] <frogzoo> maddash: snap
[07:38] <maddash> frogzoo: darn tab key.
[07:39] <ice_cream> hi; lately i've been getting weird cpu spikes
[07:39] <ice_cream> is there a way to put some processes on higher priority than others?
[07:39] <tickus_24> Ubuntu refuses to install for me on a ABIT IT7 Max2 board with sata drives.
[07:39] <dimeo> ok must catch zzzzzzzz
[07:39] <dimeo> nite all
[07:40] <hurrrricane> nite
[07:40] <Indref> WTB Sword Of A Thousand Truths
[07:40] <hurrrricane> lol
[07:40] <nexous> Hi
[07:40] <Indref> WTS Gold Bars
[07:40] <tickus_24> Highpoint HP374 being detected during startup, but grub install fails on sata drives??
[07:41] <n2diy_> what's the command to put Nautilus in web browser mode?
[07:41] <nexous> In 6.10, I keep getting authentication error in Konsole/Terminal with the password I enter, But i know it's correct.
[07:42] <kmitch87> n2diy_: nautilus doesn't do web browsing
[07:43] <n2diy_> kmitch87: yes it does, I've done it on my production box, I just don't remember the ctrl+ combo to do it.
[07:43] <kmitch87> n2diy_: crtl+L maybe?
[07:43] <nexous> Anyone know why konsole would be giving me an authentication error?
[07:44] <n2diy_> kmitch87: bingo, didn't work though, I have to set up DNS, but that was the test I was performing, tnxs.
[07:44] <cameron_> anyone that can help me to debug my Wireless card problem?
[07:44] <blankfaze> hey, how do i get permission to write to files that are "owned" by root?
[07:45] <blankfaze> like /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:45] <z0rg> sudo
[07:45] <nexous> blankfaze: chmod the file.
[07:45] <Flannel> blankfaze: open your editor with sudo (or gksudo for graphical editors)
[07:45] <Flannel> blankfaze, nexous: NO.
[07:45] <Flannel> do NOT chmod your file.  Edit it with sudo.
[07:45] <nexous> Flannel: why not?
[07:45] <n2diy_> blankfaze: gksudo gedit /path/file
[07:45] <kmitch87> no problem:)
[07:45] <z0rg> sudo pico /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:45] <Flannel> nexous: screwing around with permissions because it's inconvienient for you to sudo your editor is the best way to screw up your system
[07:45] <gerald> how do i setup split screen
[07:46] <gerald> dual monitor
[07:46] <Flannel> !dualhead | gerald
[07:46] <nexous> oh, sorry blankfaze.
[07:46] <ubotu> gerald: Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama
[07:46] <n2diy_> ! twinview | gerald
[07:46] <ubotu> gerald: xinerama is an extension to !X to use two or more physical displays as one large virtual display. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XineramaHowTo - See also !DualHead
[07:46] <cameron_> can someone help me to debug my wireless card connection please
[07:46] <nexous> Flannel, have any idea of why Konsole won't accept the password I give it for 'su'
[07:46] <Flannel> nexous: su? use sudo.
[07:47] <blankfaze> i don't get it, why can't i just edit that file without doing all that? :-)
[07:47] <Flannel> nexous: su is for root, you probably don't have a root password, as ubuntu doesn't use one.
[07:47] <nexous> but on 6.06 i did it all the time and it worked.
[07:47] <Flannel> blankfaze: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list, or sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:47] <Flannel> nexous: no you didn't.  You probably used sudo.
[07:47] <blankfaze> oh i did it
[07:47] <blankfaze> i just don't get why i have to do that
[07:47] <cameron_> can someone tell me where to go to get help on my wireless card connection that just wont connect
[07:48] <n2diy_> blankfaze: so you don't turn your Ubuntu box into a windows clone.
[07:48] <nexous> i typed 'su' then entered my password.
[07:48] <blankfaze> lolz
[07:48] <blankfaze> i guess so
[07:48] <scrollzer> part
[07:48] <Flannel> blankfaze: Because system files are set so normal people can't edit them.  It's more secure that way (so.. say, some random person can't go through and edit/delete them)
[07:48] <cameron_> hello world
[07:48] <blankfaze> but if i know what i want to do, it seems like i ought to be able to bypass that
[07:48] <blankfaze> yeah, that makes sense
[07:48] <blankfaze> used to the screwy world of windows i guess :-)
[07:48] <Flannel> blankfaze: You use sudo to, for that command, give you those permissions.
[07:49] <gerald> well right now, both my monitors are identical, is there an easy way to make them split?
[07:49] <n2diy_> blankfaze: :) yep, linux has rules, play by them, and your and your box will live long and prosper.
[07:49] <cyberyak> gerald, what video card?
[07:49] <cyberyak> cards
[07:49] <Flannel> blankfaze: right now it seems like you're using it a lot, However once you'vegot your system all setup, You'll use it very rarely.
[07:49] <gerald> ati
[07:49] <blankfaze> cool.  i am happy i finally got ubuntu working.
[07:49] <gerald> i have a laptop
[07:49] <blankfaze> it took a while
[07:49] <nexous> Flannel: I have to be root, (13 Permission denied) E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?'
[07:50] <cyberyak> gerald, what kind of laptop
[07:50] <gerald> presario
[07:50] <gerald> something
[07:50] <gerald> amd
[07:50] <dano_c> gerald: you'll have to modify xorg.conf
[07:50] <gerald> 64 bit
[07:50] <Flannel> nexous: No.  You can use sudo.  That root message is the deafult one for the app.
[07:50] <gerald> damn it
[07:50] <cyberyak> gerald, it may not be bad
[07:50] <dano_c> it's not that bad
[07:50] <nexous> !sudo
[07:50] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[07:50] <Flannel> nexous: oh, Even with sudo, you're getting that error?
[07:50] <n2diy_> blankfaze: :) welcome to the learning curve. :)
[07:50] <nexous> yes
[07:50] <dano_c> i've done it for the first time yesterday
[07:50] <Flannel> nexous: you need to close your other package managers, update-manager, etc.
[07:50] <cameron_> can someone volenter to help me debug my Wireless card?
[07:51] <Flannel> nexous: only one program can be adding/removing/etc programs at a time
[07:51] <nexous> alright, right now it's downloading like 100+ updates
[07:51] <blankfaze> whoa
[07:51] <blankfaze> compiz is neat
[07:51] <cameron_> can anyone here me?
[07:51] <dano_c> gerald: hang on, i'll get my laptop and we'll talk, ok?
[07:51] <Flannel> nexous: right, you'll just have to wait for it to be done before you can add more stuff
[07:51] <nexous> okay. Thanks
[07:52] <cameron_> nexous can you please help me?
[07:52] <gerald> thanks dano
[07:52] <nexous> cameron_ : I am not much of help.
[07:52] <cyberyak> gerald, PM
[07:52] <Flannel> !wifi | cameron_
[07:52] <ubotu> cameron_: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[07:53] <gerald> accept?
[07:54] <cyberyak> did you see another window open?
[07:54] <cameron_> where would you recommend I go, I have tried all of the WIKIS and FAQs and Formums but I cant get the thing working, I, it says that it is supported by ndiswrapper, but I cannot get it working
[07:54] <n2diy> anybody know when update does it's thing? I'm limited to 8 hours online, per session, and would like update to have as much of that as possible.
[07:54] <Flannel> cyberyak, gerald, queries are only allowed by registered users on freenode
[07:54] <cyberyak> gerald, yes.
[07:54] <gerald> eerr, how do i register on freenode
[07:54] <cyberyak> ahh.
[07:54] <cyberyak> is there a nickserv on freenode?
[07:55] <Flannel> might be easiser to just make your own channel, but
[07:55] <n2diy> ! register | gerald
[07:55] <ubotu> gerald: Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[07:55] <Flannel> yeah.  /msg nickserv help register
[07:55] <pk_volt> try pm me again
[07:55] <pk_volt> i might have this nick registered
[07:55] <n2diy> ! register | pk_volt
[07:55] <ubotu> pk_volt: Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[07:55] <cameron_> thanks
[07:56] <cinnix> can someone help me with this error?
[07:56] <cinnix> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
[07:56] <n2diy> cinnix: did you install build-essentials?
[07:57] <cinnix> hmmm true
[07:57] <cinnix> 2 seconds
[07:57] <pk_volt> how do i register :(
[07:57] <n2diy> ! register | pk_volt
[07:57] <ubotu> pk_volt: Information about registering your Freenode nick is at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#contents-userregistration
[07:57] <cyberyak> anyway, pk_volt you need to know which ATI chipset you are using.
[07:57] <pk_volt> ATI Technologies, Inc. Radeon Xpress 200M (RS480)
[07:57] <pk_volt> that's what it shows in my xorg.conf
[07:58] <cyberyak> that doesn't mean much
[07:58] <pk_volt> well in my xorg.conf
[07:58] <cyberyak> lspci
[07:58] <NoEvidenZ> !lamp
[07:58] <ubotu> 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+)
[07:58] <pk_volt> there's a part where it says monitor aticonfig Monitor 0
[07:58] <cyberyak> should have a radeon listed
[07:58] <cyberyak> at prompt, type lspci
[07:58] <pk_volt> it says unknown device
[07:58] <cinnix> n2diy: Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "build-essentials"
[07:58] <pk_volt> ati
[07:58] <cinnix> The following packages have been kept back: python-soappy
[07:59] <pk_volt> i'm in desktop righ tnow
[07:59] <pk_volt> might i add
[07:59] <cyberyak> lspci |grep VGA
[07:59] <n2diy> cinnix: where did you look, locally, or online?
[07:59] <killux_> killux@killux-laptop:~$ sudo aticonfig --initial=dual-head --dtop=horizontal --screen-layout=right
[07:59] <killux_> Found fglrx primary device section
[07:59] <killux_> Found fglrx secondary device section
[07:59] <cyberyak> should have a line about which ATI it is
[07:59] <killux_> Nothing to do, terminating.
[07:59] <killux_> what is wrong!?!?!?!
[07:59] <pk_volt> VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc: Unknown device 5955
[07:59] <cyberyak> oof
[08:00] <cyberyak> what presario model is it?
[08:00] <n2diy> cinnix: where did you look, locally, or online?
[08:00] <cinnix> n2diy: im relatively new to linux, i just done a reinstall of edgy with alt cd
[08:00] <cinnix> n2diy: sudo aptitude install build-essential
[08:01] <n2diy> cinnix: hmmm, how about apt-get install build-essentials?
[08:01] <cinnix> n2diy: heh, yea turns out i got it
[08:02] <pk_volt> k, i registered
[08:02] <cinnix> n2diy: im trying to compile alltray, its saying there are no makefile where im looking at it right now
[08:03] <n2diy> cinnix: build-essentials isn't in the default repos, you need to enable the alternate ones, do you have X running?
[08:04] <cinnix> n2diy: yea i just fixed build essential, its present and installed
[08:04] <gilad_g> Hello, can someone please help me setting up evolution to connect to an exchange server via OWA?
[08:04] <pk_volt> can someone help me get split screen to work on my ati xpress video card?
[08:05] <dcomsa> pk_volt: hi, dano_c here
[08:05] <dcomsa> how can we talk in private
[08:05] <n2diy> cinnix: ok, try building again, and see if you get a make file?
[08:05] <gilad_g> i'm getting this error: "Could not configure Exchange account because an unknown error occurred. Check the URL, username, and password, and try again."
[08:06] <cyberyak> ack
[08:06] <cyberyak> we lost him.
[08:06] <n2diy> ! owa
[08:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about owa - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[08:07] <cyberyak> and I know his answer
[08:07] <gerald> bleh
[08:07] <gerald> i fiddled around with aticonfig
[08:07] <cyberyak> gerald, you're back
[08:07] <dcomsa> well, he's back
[08:07] <dcomsa> \:)
[08:07] <gerald> now i just have a brown screen on my 2nd monitor
[08:07] <gerald> close though
[08:07] <gilad_g> OWA = outlook web access
[08:07] <cinnix> n2diy: nope, same again. this is weird
[08:07] <dcomsa> add RightOf
[08:07] <cyberyak> gerald, you want the fglrx driver
[08:07] <dcomsa> and the screen id
[08:07] <dcomsa> in xorg.conf
[08:07] <gerald> what do i do to get that
[08:09] <cyberyak> can you sudo apt-get fglrx
[08:09] <n2diy> cinnix: I've only compiled twice, and it wasn't your s/w, so I'm at a loss, if autoconf and automake don't give you a make file, I can't help.
[08:09] <cyberyak> I don't recall where I got those drivers.
[08:09] <kyle_> Hiya peoples!
[08:09] <cinnix> n2diy: no worries. thanks for your time anyhow
[08:09] <gerald> which one do i install
[08:09] <kyle_> I got a quick question.
[08:09] <n2diy> cinnix: nada, gl.
[08:09] <gerald> fglrx-control ?
[08:10] <kyle_> How do you set a theme for your desktop on the Emeral Themer?
[08:10] <kyle_> Emerald*
[08:10] <cyberyak> gerald, there were several.  you want the driver
[08:10] <dcomsa> gerald: xorg-driver-fglrx
[08:10] <gerald> can u tell me which one to select from the apt-cache list?
[08:10] <kyle_> Hmmmmm.....
[08:10] <cyberyak> yep, but I think that will install a few other packages
[08:10] <n2diy> anybody know when update does it's thing? I'm limited to 8 hours online, per session, and would like update to have as much of that as possible.
[08:10] <gerald> xorg-driver-fglrx?
[08:10] <cyberyak> yes
[08:10] <dcomsa> yes
[08:11] <gerald> it's already installed
[08:11] <kyle_> I'll be back.
[08:11] <kyle_> sudo apt-get update
[08:11] <dcomsa> yeh gera;d, take a look at ubuntuguide
[08:11] <dcomsa> it will tell you exactly how to enable the driver
[08:11] <kyle_> Anyone know how to apply a theme with the Emerald Themer?
[08:12] <RYUTAZ3> ..
[08:12] <RYUTAZ3> ..
[08:12] <cyberyak> lost gerald again
[08:12] <kyle_> Yep.
[08:12] <kyle_> Sure did.
[08:12] <n2diy> anybody know when cron does it's daily jobs?
[08:12] <kyle_> RYUTAZ is having connection troubles.
[08:13] <kyle_> CRON killed my system.
[08:13] <cyberyak> he just need to replace the ati sections of xorg.conf with fglrx
[08:13] <cyberyak> and it should work.
[08:13] <kyle_> Are you talking about a 3d Desktop switcher?
[08:13] <cyberyak> add the twin head
[08:13] <RYUTAZ3> sorry
[08:14] <kyle_> I see....
[08:14] <kyle_> Well...
[08:14] <kyle_> off to find help.
[08:14] <dcomsa> cyberyak: i have done the same thing yesterday, and i had to add a second screen
[08:14] <dcomsa> cyberyak: alltough, i do have an intel video card
[08:14] <kyle_> Me too!
[08:14] <kyle_> 915/GML
[08:15] <dcomsa> yup :)
[08:15] <cyberyak> yes
[08:15] <kyle_> I have that one.
[08:15] <ir1> is there anybody out there?
[08:15] <kyle_> Is it possible to install a 3d desktop swithcer on my computer?
[08:15] <kyle_> switcher*
[08:15] <dcomsa> like bery?
[08:15] <cyberyak> I copied an xorg.conf file for a dual monitor setup and then modified it.
[08:15] <kyle_> Yeah!
[08:15] <dcomsa> yeah
[08:15] <kyle_> But, I cannot get it to work.
[08:15] <cyberyak> the problem with ATI is you have to figure out which driver is which.
[08:15] <unperson> I'm interested in trying out some eye candy for my desktop.  I know there are supposedly some cool things on the desktop using hardware graphics acceleration these days.  What would be a good (and easy) thing for me to check out on my system running Edgy?
[08:15] <dcomsa> kyle_:  laptop?
[08:15] <jsizzle> greets, my amarok is skipping anyone know some things I can try to get it to play smoothly?
[08:15] <ir1> how do i format a SD card in ubuntu?
[08:16] <kyle_> Yes, Dcomsa.
[08:16] <dcomsa> hmm
[08:16] <kyle_> Reinstall, Jsissle.
[08:16] <kyle_> I guess...
[08:16] <dcomsa> beryl did work on mine
[08:16] <kyle_> Hmm
[08:16] <kyle_> Could you send me your xorg.conf file?
[08:16] <kyle_> So I could just take a peek at it?
[08:16] <jsizzle> kyle_: just installed it first time a few min ago, skipping right away
[08:16] <kyle_> Wurd...
[08:17] <dcomsa> yeah sure, but it's configured for two screens
[08:17] <kyle_> How much music do you have on there? *Jsizzle.
[08:17] <kyle_> That's fine.
[08:17] <kyle_><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[08:17] <kyle_> Send it to that one.
[08:17] <dcomsa> k
[08:17] <kyle_> Thanks.
[08:17] <kyle_> Are you using the intel Driver?
[08:17] <cyberyak> aight. I'm out.
[08:17] <kyle_> Because I cannot get mine to work worth beans.
[08:17] <dcomsa> no, the default driver i810
[08:18] <gilad_g> anyone had any luck connecting evolution to an exchange server?
[08:18] <kyle_> How do you do it?!
[08:18] <ir1> how do i format a SD card in Ubuntu?
[08:18] <kyle_> Umm
[08:18] <kyle_> Right click on it, what are the options?
[08:18] <kyle_> Oh..
[08:18] <n2diy> kyle_: why are we only seeing your side of the conversation?
[08:18] <kyle_> Uh...
[08:18] <kyle_> What?
[08:19] <kyle_> Why are you only seeing my side of it?!
[08:19] <kyle_> I haven't a clue.
[08:19] <jsizzle> kyle_: not very much, maybe 20 songs
[08:19] <kyle_> Ummm....
[08:19] <n2diy> kyle_: yes, it looks like your talking to your self?
[08:19] <kyle_> Does it play a CD alright?
[08:19] <unperson> irl:  There are probably a couple of ways.
[08:19] <Christoffer> Does anyone know if I loose my databases if I reinstall mysql-server?
[08:19] <kyle_> Well, my color is grey...
[08:19] <kyle_> Yes, you will.
[08:19] <kyle_> If you don't save em.
[08:19] <jsizzle> kyle_: I'm running a p3/650 w512mb ram, could that be the prob?
[08:19] <n2diy> kyle_: or maybe something is afu here?
[08:19] <unperson> irl: Unfortunately, I haven't done any of them too recently.
[08:20] <kyle_> That shouldn't be the problem.
[08:20] <kyle_> How many prog's are you running?
[08:20] <kyle_> Try to keep the processes to a minimum.
[08:20] <Christoffer> kyle_, hmm can I back them up somehow?
[08:20] <kyle_> Hmmm.
[08:20] <kyle_> Just save them to a CD or something.
[08:20] <kyle_> Or copy and paste them to a CD.
[08:20] <unperson> ir1, If you know what device it is, you should be able to format it using the mkfs command.
[08:20] <Falcongrinder> hello, Im wondering if anyone has had problems with "qdvdauthor" thanscoding?
[08:20] <Christoffer> like cp -R /var/lib/mysql/ /var/lib/mysqlbackup/ ?
[08:20] <dcomsa> Christoffer: mysqldump should do the back-up
[08:21] <Christoffer> hmm, then what? :o
[08:21] <kyle_> Do you have a GUI installed?
[08:21] <unperson> ir1, It'll also be good if you know what sort of file system the device you plan to use the card in will be expecting.
[08:21] <ir1> unperson: Thanks. i will give it a go now...!
[08:21] <dcomsa> then go ahead and reinstall the server
[08:21] <Christoffer> root@infernoonline-web:/var/www/stats# mysqldump --all-databases
[08:21] <Christoffer> mysqldump: Got error: 2002: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/tmp/mysql.sock' (111) when trying to connect
[08:21] <Christoffer>  No kyle_
[08:21] <kyle_> Ahh.
[08:21] <unperson> ir1, You can look at the man page for mkfs for more information.
[08:21] <jsizzle> hrmm.. skips even just with 1 terminal and amarok open
[08:21] <dcomsa> ohh
[08:21] <kyle_> If you install a GUI, it's much easier. |)
[08:21] <dcomsa> you'll have to modify the settings of the server
[08:21] <unperson> ir1, For example, I had an mp3 player that used SD card and wanted them formatted as FAT16.
[08:21] <Christoffer> how?
[08:22] <dcomsa> or the server isn't started yet
[08:22] <Christoffer> I cant access phpmyadmin, gaves me the same error as above.
[08:22] <Christoffer> thats why I want to reinstall
[08:22] <dcomsa> aha
[08:22] <kyle_> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[08:22] <dcomsa> you don't need to reinstall
[08:22] <ice_cream> someone mentioned processes and skipping... i have a similar problem
[08:22] <kyle_> Which would be, Ice cream?
[08:22] <dcomsa> Christoffer: hold on for a sec, ok
[08:22] <Christoffer> kyle_, no thanks :)
[08:22] <kyle_> His music was skipping.
[08:22] <ice_cream> kyle_, it seems to occur w/ internet-intensive progs
[08:22] <kyle_> Aww, Christopher, you know you want to do it.
[08:23] <kyle_> Christoffer*
[08:23] <Christoffer> dcomsa, thanks  - im having major problems. Driving me nuts.
[08:23] <kyle_> Hmmmm
[08:23] <kyle_> What are your specs?
[08:23] <kyle_> Ice cream*
[08:23] <ice_cream> if i have a lot of bandwidth transfer, if i'm watching a movie the movie may skip
[08:23] <bincast> http://www.degredo.net
[08:23] <unperson> ir1, In that case, I could use the command 'mkfs -t vfat -F 16 /dev/blah'
[08:23] <kyle_> Well, there you go.
[08:23] <SoundGuy29> can someone help me configggue my apache so that i'll get SSL on the 443 port and regular HTTP on port 80 ?
[08:23] <ice_cream> kyle_, laptop; dell d610, 1 gb ram, pentium-m 2.0
[08:24] <kyle_> That's the issue. Your bandwidth is only so big.
[08:24] <kyle_> DSL?
[08:24] <SoundGuy29> it doesn't like <VirtualHost *:443>
[08:24] <jsizzle> rhythmbox works fine, I've just heard amarok is cool and I'm trying out KDE so I figured I should try amarok, but I can't get it to play w/out skipping, any other music player doesn't. can't figure why amarok does
[08:24] <dcomsa> Christoffer: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql status
[08:24] <Christoffer> Didnt get anything dcomsa
[08:24] <dcomsa> just to check if mysql is running
[08:24] <kyle_> Amarok works well on gnome
[08:24] <dcomsa> huh?
[08:24] <Christoffer> nothing happened
[08:24] <gerald> how do i restart my xserver
[08:24] <kyle_> startx
[08:24] <Christoffer> root@infernoonline-web:/var/www/stats# /etc/init.d/mysql start
[08:24] <Christoffer> root@infernoonline-web:/var/www/stats#
[08:25] <ice_cream> kyle_, well no, it's a college cable connection
[08:25] <dcomsa> what version of ubuntu do you have?
[08:25] <kyle_> Ahh...
[08:25] <dcomsa> no no
[08:25] <dcomsa> sudo
[08:25] <kyle_> Well, maybe...
[08:25] <jsizzle> gerald: logout of gnome/whatever then ctrl+alt+backspace
[08:25] <hagabaka> do apt-get and aptitude use differernt databases to keep track of whch packages are automatically installed?
[08:25] <Christoffer> k
[08:25] <ice_cream> kyle_, but i even tried putting mplayer to priority -20
[08:25] <gerald> is there like a command you can type in?
[08:25] <Christoffer> same thing, nothing happened
[08:25] <rpc> hagabaka not really
[08:25] <ice_cream> to no avail
[08:25] <dcomsa> ohh
[08:25] <dcomsa> not start, status
[08:25] <rpc> hagabaka but use aptitude - it's easier
[08:25] <kyle_> Hmm..
[08:25] <jsizzle> gerald: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[08:25] <Christoffer> yes I know, and nothing happened
[08:26] <kyle_> I honestly don't know. I am a windows guy, natively, and am trying to get into Linux.
[08:26] <hagabaka> why do they list differernt set of packages that are automatically installed for me?
[08:26] <Christoffer> I showed you what happened if I started it too, nothing.
[08:26] <kyle_> I need all the help I can get.
[08:26] <ice_cream> heh, sure
[08:26] <dcomsa> ok then
[08:26] <Christoffer> dcomsa, please join a channel and talk there with me? cant keep up with what you are writing to me in here
[08:26] <rpc> hagabaka because aptitude takes care about needed packages automatically
[08:26] <SoundGuy29> Hello. my apache doesn't like <VirtualHost *:443> can someone help me configure my apache so that i'll get SSL on the 443 port and regular HTTP on port 80 ?
[08:26] <hagabaka> what?
[08:26] <dcomsa> tell me the channel
[08:26] <n2diy> hagabaka: the are dependicies, your package won't run without them.
[08:26] <Christoffer> dcomsa #chris.mysql
[08:26] <ice_cream> kyle_, irc: xchat; video: mplayer; gkrellm for monitoring..
[08:26] <gerald> eerr, dualscreen works in the login screen
[08:26] <gerald> but not in my desktop
[08:26] <gerald> i just get a blank brown screen
[08:27] <kyle_> Wurd.
[08:27] <gerald> i can't move my mouse curser in there
[08:27] <hagabaka> aptitude thought a lot of programs i installed manually through atp-get were automatically installed
[08:27] <ice_cream> you'll find a few other useful progs down the road
[08:27] <kyle_> Kill something.
[08:27] <kyle_> Anything.
[08:27] <kyle_> I think you are overloading your CPU.
[08:27] <kyle_> 650 you say?!
[08:27] <unperson> Is there any way to change the screen with the progress bar that comes up on boot?  I'd much prefer to actually have some idea of what the system is doing.
[08:27] <ice_cream> sry, 650?
[08:27] <jsizzle> kyle_: I'm the 650mhz he's got a 2ghz
[08:28] <n2diy> ! splash | unperson
[08:28] <ubotu> unperson: To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor.
[08:28] <kyle_> I am aware of this. Jsizzle.
[08:28] <kyle_> I was talking about you.
[08:28] <ice_cream> oh, my most recent comments were just throwing in some useful progs
[08:28] <kyle_> Ice cream is later.
[08:28] <kyle_> Dinner now.
[08:28] <kyle_> ;)
[08:28] <ice_cream> hai
[08:29] <rwc> Help: Ubuntu is unable to boot after manually installing the install.exe files... it says "can't aceess tty"
[08:30] <rwc> any help is appreciated
[08:30] <ice_cream> btw, kyle, you'll learn linux the hard but best (imo) way w/ fluxbox ;)
[08:30] <tonyyarusso> rwc: Um, install.exe?
[08:30] <meLon> Hey buddies
[08:30] <kyle_> Ooh..
[08:30] <kyle_> FluxBox
[08:30] <meLon> I just installed ubuntu 610
[08:30] <rwc> tonyyarusso, the new windows installer
[08:30] <kyle_> Sounds lovely.
[08:30] <meLon> and followed these directions: http://lhansen.blogspot.com/2006/10/3d-desktop-beryl-and-xgl-on-ubuntu-edgy.html
[08:30] <kyle_> 610 doesn't work with my wifi
[08:30] <meLon> when i rebooted for the first time, it shows the ubuntu load screen
[08:30] <meLon> and then goes to a black screen
[08:30] <tonyyarusso> rwc: Oi...  I don't trust that thing at all, nor know how to deal with it.
[08:30] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:30] <ice_cream> fluxbox >> kde, gnome, even xfce imo, but it is minimalistic
[08:30] <meLon> would anybdoy mind helpin gme?
[08:31] <ir1> unperson: mkfs.vfat: unable to open /media/usbdisk :'(
[08:31] <Akuma_> what are the rules for parser scripts to work with shebangs? i thought they had to accept the source file as the first arg, but it doesnt seem to be the case .. ?
[08:31] <rwc> tonyyarusso, thanks anyway... I have a laptop with no cd drive and broken windows installation, and am trying to get ubuntu on it, but I'm having little luck :(
[08:31] <jsizzle> irl: you have to specify the /dev entry not the mountpoint
[08:31] <gerald> anyone know how to get dual screen to work, i got it to work in login screen, but not in desktop
[08:31] <jsizzle> irl: so it would be something like /dev/sda
[08:32] <ir1> jsizzle: how do i find that?
[08:32] <rwc> gerald, what video card?
[08:32] <tonyyarusso> rwc: ah :(
[08:32] <unperson> ir1, First thing you probably want to do is make sure it's unmounted.  Then you need to specify the device that it's on, not the mount point.
[08:32] <gerald> ati xpress 200m
[08:32] <gerald> or something like that
[08:32] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:32] <unperson> ir1, While it's still mounted, type 'mount' at the command line.
[08:33] <rwc> gerald, oh, don't know about ati, sorry
[08:33] <unperson> ir1, You'll see a list of things that will tell you what devices are mounted where.
[08:33] <rwc> gerald, but you probably have to change your xorg.conf file
[08:33] <gerald> i use aticonfig to do it
[08:34] <ir1> unperson: found it. will try now! Thanks
[08:34] <unperson> ir1, One of those should be this drive with the mount point usbdisk.  There you can see what device it is.  Then unmount it and format it.
[08:34] <unperson> ir1, You might be able to do all this through the Gnome desktop somehow too. I just don't know.
[08:34] <ir1> how do i unmount (command)?
[08:35] <unperson> ir1, 'sudo umount /media/usbdisk'
[08:35] <ir1> thanka
[08:35] <unperson> ir1, Or you can right-click on it in Gnome and tell it to eject, I think.
[08:35] <jsizzle> kyle_: I checked top while running amarok, I think your right it must just be too cpu intensive for this old boxen
[08:35] <n2diy> anybody know when update does it's thing? I'm limited to 8 hours online, per session, and would like update to have as much of that as possible.
[08:35] <jsizzle> :(*
[08:36] <jsizzle> n2diy: in terminal type "sudo apt-get update" without quotes it will check for updates, and if there are any the little notifier deal will pop up
[08:37] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:37] <tecywiz121> so, i figured out a bit of my problem... Root can't access my /home directory, any idea how to fix that?
[08:37] <ir1> think it worked. just chackin'!
[08:37] <ice_cream> rwc, did you attempt some tricks w/ usb drive?
[08:37] <n2diy> jsizzle: I have updates pending, but have selected to only d/l the security updates, so I wondering when that is scheduled to happen.
[08:37] <ice_cream> rwc, perhaps some bootable linux on flash..
[08:38] <^BeLLo^> hi i have the unbuntu and i dont know were to get the codecs
[08:38] <unperson> ir1, Cool.
[08:38] <unperson> ir1, Like I said, I haven't messed with it in a while, so I hope I remember things correctly.
[08:38] <jsizzle> ^BeLLo^: read the howto at http://www.ubuntuguide.org enable extra repos and install package w32codecs
[08:38] <ir1> unperson: just 1 more question. how do i re mount it?
[08:39] <kyle_> Yeah. Sorry bout that Sizzle
[08:39] <unperson> ir1, Well, one way would probably just to be to unplug it and then plug it back in.
[08:39] <ice_cream> isnt there also easyubuntu for codecs?
[08:39] <tecywiz121> anyone?  I though root could access any directory
[08:39] <SoundGuy29> my apache doesn't like <VirtualHost *:443> can someone help me configure my apache so that i'll get SSL on the 443 port and regular HTTP on port 80 ?
[08:39] <n2diy> tecywiz121: he can.
[08:40] <unperson> ir1, But if you wanted to do it manually, you'd type 'sudo mount /dev/blah /mnt/usbdisk'  assuming that usbdisk directory exists.
[08:40] <ice_cream> http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/index.html
[08:40] <earthmeLon> < Needs help with fglrx installation on a Radeon 200M. Pm's would be appreciated ^__^
[08:40] <arrenlex> !pm | earthmeLon
[08:40] <tecywiz121> n2diy, not on my system :(  root can't even chmod/chown/chgrp my home dir
[08:40] <ubotu> earthmeLon: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first.
[08:40] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: What problems are you having?
[08:40] <earthmeLon> my bad arrenlex
[08:40] <ice_cream> some people prefer to install codecs with easyubuntu, found in the above link^^
[08:40] <earthmeLon> Well
[08:40] <earthmeLon> I am using this tut
[08:40] <earthmeLon> http://lhansen.blogspot.com/2006/10/3d-desktop-beryl-and-xgl-on-ubuntu-edgy.html
[08:40] <earthmeLon> because that's what was suggested
[08:40] <n2diy> tecywiz121: what command(s) are you using to try that?
[08:41] <earthmeLon> every time i get to the reboot part
[08:41] <earthmeLon> when i restart my computer
[08:41] <arrenlex> !enter | earthmeLon
[08:41] <ubotu> earthmeLon: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[08:41] <earthmeLon> it shows the ubuntu load screen
[08:41] <earthmeLon> >_< sorry
[08:41] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:41] <tecywiz121> n2diy, sudo chown root /home  doesn't work
[08:41] <ice_cream> ah, the irony... my heart is with gentoo
[08:41] <ir1> unperson: mount: mount point /media/usbdisk does not exist
[08:41] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, I am having problems with fglrx. WHen i reboot my computer after the ubuntu load screen, It goes to a black screen and just hangs there
[08:42] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: what's the error message say
[08:42] <black_13_> how are the ubuntu install cds made?
[08:42] <n2diy> tecywiz121: so who own /home?
[08:42] <unperson> ir1, Right, so in that case you must create the mount point first with the command 'sudo mkdir /media/usbdisk'.
[08:42] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: That doesn't sound good. How are you on IRC right now?
[08:42] <n2diy> *own/owns
[08:42] <earthmeLon> My windows compy >_<
[08:42] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, chown: cannot access `/home': Permission denied
[08:43] <tecywiz121> n2diy, my user
[08:43] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Okay, good; what happens if you boot ubuntu in single-user mode to get to the command line, and then run the "startx" command?
[08:43] <tecywiz121> it might help to say it is a folder that is mounted to a FUSE filesystem
[08:43] <rwc> Can anyone suggest a way of installing Ubuntu on a windows laptop with no CDROM?
[08:43] <tecywiz121> rwc, usb pen?
[08:43] <earthmeLon> let me try.
[08:43] <ice_cream> rwc, usb?
[08:43] <ir1> unperson:  that worked but i must have a dodgy sd card. still got photos on it that i just can't delete. thanks for your hepl m8.
[08:44] <n2diy> tecywiz121: how did he end up with it, on my box root owns it.
[08:44] <earthmeLon> arrenlex: The same things happens. My screen becomes black
[08:44] <unperson> ir1, Hmm...very odd.  But mkfs didn't give you an error?
[08:44] <rwc> ice_cream, tecywiz121 from what I have red, this laptop doesnt support booting from USB...
[08:44] <arrenlex> rwc: You could also try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/install.exe (warning, beta software; note this is a web page and not an executable)
[08:44] <tecywiz121> n2diy, the only way for me to be able to gain access was to amke me own it
[08:44] <ir1> unperson:  no erroe @ all.
[08:44] <rwc> can I make grub boot from USB though?
[08:44] <ice_cream> that's usually a bios thing
[08:45] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: And it freezes at that point?
[08:45] <rwc> arrenlex, I tried that, but when rebooting, ubuntu gives errors
[08:45] <ice_cream> 'from what i have read'... er.. did you actually go into bios to see if it's possible?
[08:45] <unperson> ir1, SD cards usually have a little switch on them that enables write-protection.
[08:45] <n2diy> tecywiz121: can you pastepin the output of "ls -al /home"
[08:45] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: paste results of this command (without quotes) "ls -l / | grep home"
[08:45] <tecywiz121> rwc, possibly grub, I am not sure.  Maybe a linux-on-a -floppy
[08:45] <unperson> ir1, Are you sure that's not set?
[08:45] <ir1> unperson:  chacked that.
[08:45] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, i dont know if it's 'frozen' but yes, it stays like this with no graphics indefinitely
[08:45] <arrenlex> rwc: Then you could install from a USB stick. Or a floppy drive if you have one lying around.
[08:45] <unperson> ir1, Ah.  I don't know then.  That's very odd.
[08:45] <rwc> ice_cream, I will have another look
[08:45] <Rly> hey
[08:45] <ir1> unperson:  my spelling needs work on today
[08:45] <unperson> ir1, But I'm not much of an expert in such things.
[08:45] <tecywiz121> n2diy, jsizzle, as what user
[08:45] <Ilovemypuppy> may I please have a website that will give me a lesson in working with mysql?  They both give me this problem
[08:46] <n2diy> tecywiz121: shouldn't matter, it is on a list command.
[08:46] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: note sysrq is the print screen key
[08:46] <n2diy> *on/only
[08:46] <morphius_> in iptables: is it possible to forward a port to all addresses on a subnet (rather than select an ip address at random as is done with the -to-destination start-range end-range switch)?
[08:46] <Rly> how do I migrate my mozilla products profiles from windows to ubuntu?
[08:46] <ir1> unperson: thanks 4 your help though. i do appreciated it, and learned from it.
[08:46] <morphius_> llovemypuppy: try www.w3schools.com
[08:46] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: just as normal user, actually doesn't matter should look the same no matter what
[08:46] <ice_cream> unperson, did you tell him about /etc/fstab ?
[08:46] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:47] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, n2diy, root can't even do it
[08:47] <earthmeLon> Nothing happens arrenlex, but this is a laptop, so I have to press alt+fn+prntsc+alt (if that matters)
[08:47] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:47] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: what's the error from "ls -l / | grep home"
[08:47] <morphius_> PsyBan: is it in the apt repos?
[08:47] <n2diy> tecywiz121: can you do it?
[08:47] <unperson> ice_cream, No, I didn't mention it.
[08:47] <morphius_> PsyBan: are you sury you have all the repos enabled?
[08:47] <PsyBan-> morphius_, atleas it didnt see it
[08:47] <ice_cream> ah, i guess he'll get to it in time
[08:47] <PsyBan-> no im not sure
[08:47] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, n2diy, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3927/  for ls -al /home
[08:47] <unperson> ice_cream, I'm not 100% certain what you're thinking I should mention, though, so have at it.  :-)
[08:48] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Hmmmmmmm. Does the print screen key have "sysrq" written on it anywhere?
[08:48] <dcomsa> PsyBan-: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1826
[08:48] <ice_cream> unperson, oh, it's just for auto-mounting
[08:48] <klypso> hey, the current account i'm using, klypso, I've lost the password to
[08:48] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: that's not the command I told you to do
[08:48] <klypso> can I change or recover the last one?
[08:48] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, sorry, two people at once
[08:48] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: ls -l / | grep home
[08:48] <unperson> ir1, No problem.
[08:48] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Fine, whatever. Hard reboot and boot back into single user mode.
[08:48] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, the button NEXT to prtsc is sysrq and I tried what you mentioned, but nothing happened
[08:49] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Fine, whatever. Hard reboot and boot back into single user mode.
[08:49] <jsizzle> tecywiz121: if your using BitchX for irc you can just do without quotes "/exec ls -l / | grep home"
[08:49] <earthmeLon> kk :]
[08:49] <Philldoe_> <stupid question(Linux n00b)> How do you change the res on an ATI card above 800x600 in ubuntu?</stuid question> :P
[08:49] <arrenlex> !fixres | Philldoe_
[08:49] <ubotu> Philldoe_: 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
[08:49] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, chatzilla :P (firefox plugin)
[08:49] <theshadow> Anyone use the ati drivers? I'm getting an error when I type in aticonfig --resolution=0,1280x1024 I get screen0 does not exist. Could anyone lend me a hand?
[08:50] <Philldoe_> ty :)
[08:50] <black_13_> is there a boot cd based ubuntu
[08:50] <Rly> how do I migrate my mozilla products profiles from windows to ubuntu?
[08:50] <tecywiz121> jsizzle, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3929/
[08:50] <n2diy> tecywiz121: what if you try to chown it with out sudo?
[08:50] <morphius_> black_13: the installer is a live cd
[08:50] <dcomsa> black_13_: yeah, the desktop cd
[08:50] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, the computer is booted
[08:50] <dcomsa> download it from ubuntu.com
[08:50] <black_13_> dcomsa, small if possible
[08:50] <Kud|> Anyone have any idea why I get these errors when I try to run the "make" command to install a program? http://pastebin.ca/338228
[08:50] <ice_cream> !fstab
[08:50] <ubotu> The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[08:50] <SoundGuy29> can someone help me  ??? my apache doesn't like <VirtualHost *:443> i need help configure my apache so that i'll get SSL on the 443 port and regular HTTP on port 80 ?
[08:50] <tecywiz121> n2diy, I can only change the owner as root when it is unmounted.  currently it has a ounted fuse filesystem on it
[08:50] <ice_cream> oh, they did do a piece eo nit
[08:51] <ice_cream> on it*
[08:51] <black_13_> dcomsa, sorry i mean smallER
[08:51] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Okay. Log in. Does the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log exist? (run the command "file /var/log/Xorg.0.log" and it should say ASCII english text.
[08:51] <arrenlex> )
[08:51] <morphius_> ubotu: at command prompt type sudo apt-get install build-essential
[08:52] <dcomsa> black_13_: i don't know how small is the xface version(xubuntu), it i assume is smaller that the gnome (ubuntu)
[08:52] <ubotu> at: Delayed job execution and batch processing. In component main, is standard. Version 3.1.10ubuntu3 (edgy), package size 41 kB, installed size 208 kB
[08:52] <n2diy> tecywiz121: ahh, your playing with fuse. Everything looks ok in your pastebin, not sure what is going on. Did you create a user named root?
[08:52] <Quarupt> ANyone use virtualbo yet?
[08:52] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, yes'ir
[08:52] <morphius_> ubotu: it appears you do not have all the tools needed to compile on your system. That should resolve it.
[08:52] <black_13_> dcomsa, sounds interesting where would i find it?
[08:52] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Okay. Launch the text mode browser like this:  "w3m http://konstant.ls.la/upload"
[08:52] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, it says a bunch of dir's dont exist
[08:52] <klypso> Can I remove my old password for this IRC account?
[08:52] <earthmeLon> okay
[08:52] <Kud|> Anyone have any idea why I get these errors when I try to run the "make" command to install a program? http://pastebin.ca/338228
[08:52] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Use the arrow keys to move the white cursor over any of the red lines that follow File ?:
[08:53] <dcomsa> go on ubuntu.com and on the right you'll see xubuntu
[08:53] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: When your cursor is over one of these lines, press enter.
[08:53] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: The bottom line should change to filename:.
[08:53] <tecywiz121> well, I am out...  Thanks for your help
[08:53] <klypso> apt-get install g++
[08:53] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Type "var/log/Xorg.0.log" and press enter.
[08:53] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Then move the cursor again so it is over [Upload Files]  and press enter.
[08:53] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Tell me when you're done.
[08:54] <klypso> Kud|: use symaptics or something to install the appropriate g++ package
[08:54] <earthmeLon> arrenlex uploaded :]
[08:54] <jsizzle> tecy: looks like you never enabled root as a user perhaps, I did with sudo passwd and setting a passwd for root, by default root has no pass which effectively disables the account, ubuntu does this to force people to use sudo
[08:54] <morphius_> klypso: that's a bot
[08:54] <klypso> damn
[08:54] <klypso> I feel stupid
[08:54] <morphius_> klypso: I just did the same thing.
[08:54] <klypso> ubotu and Kud|
[08:54] <ubotu> and: Auto Nice Daemon. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.2.2-1.1 (edgy), package size 25 kB, installed size 132 kB
[08:54] <Kud|_> Anyone? :(
[08:55] <pretty> xixi
[08:55] <NoEviden1> I was just brushing my teeth. Went to put on my sock, and kneed the end of the toothbrush. It dug into the roof of my mouth and now it's bleeding. >.<
[08:55] <klypso> ouch
[08:55] <morphius_> that sounds really painful. Almost as painful as installing gentoo.
[08:56] <NoEvidenZ> apt-get install bandaid
[08:56] <PsyBan-> no im not sure
[08:56] <NoEvidenZ> package not found! D=
[08:56] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:57] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: You appear to be running 8.28,1, but the newest is 8.33.6. Have you tried the newer ones?
[08:57] <n2diy> when does Dapper run it's daily cron jobs?
[08:57] <earthmeLon> I really appreciate your help arrenlex
[08:57] <black_13_> dcomsa, they all look pretty bi
[08:57] <black_13_> g
[08:57] <earthmeLon> Yes, arrenlex
[08:57] <earthmeLon> I get the same problem
[08:57] <earthmeLon> I dont mind trying though, if you want to help me do it through the command prompt
[08:57] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Don't. There's nothing obvious in this log. Chances are I'm not going to be able to help you... if you don't get 3D acceleration or something, I can help you there, but if X doesn't start at all... that's a whole different area.
[08:58] <dcomsa> black_13_: yes, i've seen that now too
[08:58] <Kud|_> klypso, what is AND supposed to help me with? O_O
[08:58] <earthmeLon> I have the .32. file on my ~/Desktop
[08:58] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Where did you get these particular drivers? Also, is this a 64-bit system?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <PsyBan-> is there a way to get wine work on 64bit ubuntu?
[08:58] <prettyangel> i am back
[08:58] <earthmeLon> Its a 64b proc, but I am using ubuntu 32x, arrenlex
[08:58] <n2diy> ! patience | PsyBan
[08:58] <ubotu> PsyBan: The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[08:59] <momo> i am trying to get the funtions keys operational on my toshiba laptop, i was looking at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9962 but when i get to "make" command it says "bash: make:command not found".. help please
[08:59] <prettyangel> i am using ubuntu livecd
[08:59] <badhorse> #join ubuntu-es
[09:00] <n2diy> badhorse: "/join #ubuntu-es"
[09:00] <Rly> how do I migrate my mozilla products profiles from windows to ubuntu?
[09:00] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Could you also upload /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the same way? You can press q and type y to exit w3m and start it again if you can't figure out where to go from wherever you ended up.
[09:01] <n2diy> Rly: do you have Mozilla running on Ubuntu, and on the same box with the winders version?
[09:01] <frogzoo_> momo: install build-essential
[09:01] <Kud|> klypso, sorry, I wasn't sure why you wanted me to download AND. Can you explain a little more?
[09:01] <morphius_> Rly: You might to be able to just copy the files or directories, once you know where they are. Try finding out where they are stored on google and expirament with copying the directories.
[09:01] <foo> Anyway to get my bluetooth headset working with linux? scala 7000
[09:02] <foo> 700 *
[09:02] <Rly> n2diy, what's winders?
[09:02] <Rly> oph, windows
[09:02] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: But yeah. I don't see anything particularly weird in your log. I probably can't help you further. Sorry. = / Are the free drivers insufficient? If you have an older card, you might even get some 3D support.
[09:02] <Rly> I only have Firefox on ubuntu yet
[09:02] <Kud|> klypso, are you there still?
[09:03] <Rly> I still don't know how to get a thunderbird version
[09:03] <Rly> for ubuntu
[09:03] <Rly> I only installed ubuntu 2 days ago
[09:03] <Zarion> I'm trying to perform a dist upgarde from 5.10 to 6.10 but after it finishes downloading all packages (around 300mb) i get " The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[09:03] <Zarion>   linux-image-2.6.12-9-386: Depends: initramfs-tools (>= 0.17) but it is not installed
[09:03] <Zarion> E: Unmet dependencies. Try using -f.
[09:03] <Zarion>  " Can someone help?
[09:03] <Rly> and am a big n00b
[09:03] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, i upload the file. I could try installing newer drivers
[09:03] <Kud|> !and
[09:03] <ubotu> and: Auto Nice Daemon. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.2.2-1.1 (edgy), package size 25 kB, installed size 132 kB
[09:03] <n2diy> Rly: ya'll making fun a my english?
[09:03] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, is that what you suggest?
[09:03] <Rly> nope n2diy
[09:03] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Nope, your .conf looks fine. I don't know what's wrong, sorry.
[09:03] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: If you said they didn't work before, there's no reason why they'd work now.
[09:04] <n2diy> Rly: :)
[09:04] <Rly> english is not my main language and I don't know linux slang
[09:04] <julian> im considering making the jump from debian to ubuntu.  i've been a longtime debian user (since 2001).  Is there any reason I shouldn't be using ubuntu now a days?
[09:04] <earthmeLon> It's just really weird that this works for so many people, but not me.
[09:04] <Rly> may I pm you n2diy?
[09:04] <arrenlex> julian: Why are you considering going from debian to ubuntu?
[09:04] <n2diy> Rly: ya, its late though, so I won't on for long.
[09:04] <Quarupt> julian, Ubuntu is better I think I too made the jump from Sarge a while ago
[09:04] <julian> arrenlex.  mainly the old packages
[09:05] <julian> aside from that I'm happy with debian
[09:05] <arrenlex> julian: ...?? Don't tell me you're trying to run Debian Sarge?!
[09:05] <Quarupt> probably SID
[09:05] <julian> nah i run Etch, with alot of unstable and experimental packages
[09:05] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: There's a lot of things that could make it break only on your system. You could try googling your problem.
[09:05] <Nisa> hai
[09:05] <Quarupt> When will Ubuntu update the repos for gaim 2b6 is what I wanna know
[09:05] <arrenlex> julian: I run etch, and the packages are plenty up to date for me. About half the time I find that debian has a newer version of something than ubuntu does.
[09:05] <Perryman> trying to set up beryl to compete with roommate's vista.. heh
[09:06] <julian> hmmm, perhaps I've overestimated the newness of the Ubuntu packages
[09:06] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, I have, but I dont really know WHAT my problem is, And i've tried so many tuts and stuff. ALways the same thing happens in the end. How can i revert back to my old drivers to get my system back up?
[09:06] <julian> like right now gnome 2.16 is in experimental, but only part of it is working
[09:06] <xelados> I was referred here by #winehq to figure out how to get 32-bit versions of my video drivers since I'm using an AMD64 build of Xubuntu.
[09:06] <Kud|> Anyone have any idea why I am getting these errors when I try to install a program via make? http://pastebin.ca/338235
[09:06] <julian> theres alot of stuff I'd like to run, but doing it with gnome 2.14 is kind of a pain
[09:06] <xelados> I have an Nvidia Geforce 7600.
[09:06] <arrenlex> julian: Think of a couple utilities you really really need\want to be up to date, and look the package names up on packages.ubuntu.com and packages.debian.org
[09:06] <julian> yeah perhaps I will do that
[09:06] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Your old driver was probably ati or radeon. Do you know how to use nano?
[09:07] <julian> cause making the switch would take a very long time.  i have my desktop and laptop exactly the way I like it
[09:07] <n2diy> julian: with linux you get to experiment, with winders, you are the experiment.
[09:07] <Quarupt> arrenlex, why are you trying to keep someone on debian?
[09:07] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, no. I've been using apt-get. What is nano?
[09:07] <julian> n2diy, i dont use windows anymore
[09:07] <Kud|> anyone?
[09:08] <n2diy> julian: GOOD!
[09:08] <julian> Quarupt, cause hes giving me an unbias answer which i think is the correct way
[09:08] <arrenlex> Quarupt: is there some reason I shouldn't ask why he wants to run ubuntu if debian suits him fine and it's a hassle to upgrade?
[09:08] <arrenlex> Quarupt: upgrade -> change?
[09:08] <mortici> !samba
[09:08] <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
[09:08] <n2diy> Debian, Ubuntu, it is all in the same family.
[09:09] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: nano is a console text editor. It's a really easy thing to learn, but anyway, the command "sudo sed -i /etc/X11/xorg.conf 's/fglrx/radeon/g'" should get you up and running. Note the apostrpohes.
[09:09] <cstextiles> I had download mysql archive and untarred into a directory afterwards if i try to run the mysql server by typing mysql in the bin folder where the executable resides then it says command not found? even when i see that mysql has x at its rights
[09:09] <arrenlex> sudo sed -i /etc/X11/xorg.conf 's/fglrx/radeon/g'
[09:09] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, i usually use vim
[09:09] <mortici> can i add a feisty repo just so i can install the newer samba client?
[09:09] <witless> how do i find out what command is used to run an option on the menu?
[09:09] <julian> what version of gnome is in the latest Ubuntu?
[09:09] <earthmeLon> Oh, arrenlex, you just want me to revert to my backup I made of xorg.conf ? hehe
[09:09] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Oh. xD Well if you know vim that's even better. Use that to change fglrx to radeon in the Device section of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:10] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Yeah, or that.
[09:10] <earthmeLon> :-D
[09:10] <earthmeLon> I like making backups before i mess witht things i dont know about
[09:10] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Sorry for underestimating your abilities; in #ubuntu there's a lot of newbies so I spring for the lowest common denominator automatically.
[09:10] <cstextiles> I had download mysql archive and untarred into a directory afterwards if i try to run the mysql server by typing mysql in the bin folder where the executable resides then it says command not found? even when i see that mysql has x at its rights
[09:10] <n2diy> earthmeLon: a very good idea, but do you test them first?
[09:11] <earthmeLon> Huh? When the tut asked me to mess with xorg.con, the first thing i did was make a backup of the one that did work
[09:11] <sivik> is there a way to set up the sound to run multiply programs with sound at once
[09:11] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: Just curious: what driver is that one using?
[09:12] <n2diy> earthmeLon: but does the backup work, when you need it, is a bad time to find out it is a coaster.
[09:12] <Kud|> Anyone have any idea why I am getting these errors when I try to install a program via make? http://pastebin.ca/338235
[09:12] <jinx091> holy crap, the feisty alpha 3 is pretty sick
[09:12] <arrenlex> Kud|: apt-get install build-essential
[09:12] <Yancho> guys u know of a good php system monitor ? ie some script that displays data in a website?
[09:13] <Quarupt> arrenlex, just saying Ubuntu has every single benefit of Debian I mean its based on SID right? and its more constantly upgraded and maintained
[09:13] <n2diy> ! php | Yancho
[09:13] <ubotu> Yancho: 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+)
[09:13] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, it says ati
[09:13] <cstextiles> for those who have their debian based system offline http://pypt-offline.sourceforge.net/ will be help of you for downloading the packages.
[09:13] <earthmeLon> by default
[09:14] <Yancho> n2diy its working my lamp setup :) i just want to know the php script
[09:14] <julian> arrenlex, looks like you guys have gnome 2.17
[09:14] <arrenlex> earthmeLon: You could change it to radeon, which is the free driver which sometimes gives you 3D acceleration as well.
[09:14] <julian> at least in feisty
[09:14] <n2diy> ! php | Yancho ok, gl.
[09:14] <ubotu> Yancho ok, gl.: 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+)
[09:14] <earthmeLon> okay
[09:14] <arrenlex> julian: feisty == sid. What does sid have?
[09:14] <Perryman> setting up mono-gac... hopefully this time it won't crash on me
[09:14] <earthmeLon> let me try that and then reboot arrenlex
[09:14] <n2diy> ???
[09:14] <earthmeLon> Thats all i'd need to do, change it and reboot, right?
[09:14] <julian> 2.16 .. sort of
[09:14] <Chura> Hey, i need help please
[09:14] <Chura> I need to install NGX on my linux. i get msg : bash: ./UnixInstallScript: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied
[09:14] <julian> theres some packages in it
[09:14] <n2diy> Yancho ok, gl.
[09:15] <arrenlex> julian: *shrug* change to ubuntu if you like.     I'm the only account on the box.  What do I do?
[09:16] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, alright. Changed it to radeon and booted up. Booted perfectly. How do I test out the acceleration?
[09:17] <Perryman> I was installing updates earlier and i was also viewing screen savers, and i got to some f-photo view and it crashed when libdbus was installing
[09:17] <mortici> mdious: no
[09:17] <julian> hmm you're right.  some of the gnome packages are 2.17 it seems
[09:17] <Perryman> hopefully the reinstall takes this time
[09:17] <julian> gnome-desktop-data (2.17.90-0ubuntu1)
[09:17] <julian>     Common files for GNOME 2 desktop apps
[09:17] <mdious> mortici:  thanks :)
[09:17] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Xenguy: To help out.</font>
[09:17] <Xenguy> arrenlex: oh I see you lack clue
[09:18] <arrenlex> <font size="3">earthmeLon: What does "glxinfo | grep render" say?</font>
[09:18] <Xenguy> arrenlex: cool - bye
[09:18] <Perryman> anyone know how to change the display from MiB to MB?
[09:18] <Slart> Perryman: where? using what software?
[09:18] <julian> oh well.  i guess i'll just start doing gnome compiles on my own i guess
[09:18] <earthmeLon> arrenlex, says i suck >_<. Says it is missing display and says no rendering
[09:19] <Perryman> Slart: for example in system monitor
[09:19] <Slart> Perryman: for many command line tools there is -H option
[09:19] <Perryman> system wide
[09:19] <arrenlex> <font size="3">earthmeLon: Yeah, I wasn't really expecting anything different. Sorry you're having problems. = /</font>
[09:19] <unperson> I'm trying to run Xgl/Compiz on my Edgy system.  I followed this guide to install Xgl: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/Xgl
[09:19] <Slart> Perryman: I'm not sure you can.. I think you'll have to do it one place at a time.. I'll check system monitor
[09:19] <unperson> That seemed to work fine.  I was able to choose it as a session type in gdm and login.
[09:19] <mdious> Slart:  Is -H the same as --help?
[09:19] <Perryman> hm
[09:20] <Perryman> i was just comparing to windows where you can set that as a system setting
[09:20] <Tido`> ok I did something really stupid, I was trying to do the svn tutorial and I seem to have set my primary group to subversion (and I think this is making me unable to use sudo).  I'm the only account on the box.  What do I do?
[09:20] <unperson> Now I'm trying to get compiz to work, following this:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/InstallingCompiz
[09:20] <Xenguy> Tido`: chgrp  ?
[09:20] <mdious> Tido:  you could reboot in recovery and fix up....
[09:21] <Perryman> sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code 1
[09:21] <Tido`> but how will I login, mdious?
[09:21] <Tido`> my user is no longer in the admins group
[09:22] <Xenguy> Tido`: rescue disk / CD ?
[09:22] <unperson> I added the lines "LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/nvidia/libGL.so.1.2.xlibmesa compiz --replace gconf & / gnome-window-decorator --replace" to the script for the Xgl session, but now I just get a blank desktop with nothing on it (no windows menus, nothing).  What am I doing wrong?
[09:22] <earthmeLon> Thank you for your help arrenlex
[09:22] <lori> hi intelligent linux gods.  anyone find a fix for the gnome keyring appearing twice when using wireless?
[09:23] <mdious> Tido:  isn't there a root acount?
[09:23] <mdious> *account
[09:23] <Ilovemypuppy> may I please have a website that will give me a lesson in working with mysql? Im trying to set up a forum site and I'm assuming thats one use of the LAMP server installation.
[09:23] <Slart> Perryman: I didn't find anything when I searched around briefly.. there might be a setting for gnome apps somewhere. Perhaps someone else knows more.. keep asking
[09:23] <Xenguy> mdious: ubu is kind of funny that way :-)
[09:23] <Perryman> ok
[09:23] <Perryman> thanks
[09:23] <Slart> Perryman: you might want to include that you're looking for a system wide solution
[09:23] <n2diy> Ilovemypuppy: mysql.org?
[09:23] <Perryman> ah
[09:23] <Perryman> i've actually got quite a bigger problem now
[09:24] <Perryman> i'm using synaptic to install mono-gac
[09:24] <Perryman> but upon setting up libdbus-1-cil it stops responding
[09:24] <Perryman> i've left it overnight and no changes in the monring
[09:24] <Perryman> *morning
[09:24] <Slart> sorry... haven't installed mono myself.. can't help you there
[09:24] <julian> is anybody perhaps familar with compiling gnome from source?
[09:25] <Ilovemypuppy> shit, im never going to figure this out, and I dont think i'll ever need to do major work on it. I just need to set up a username and a password
[09:25] <Perryman> it was in one of the "required updates"
[09:25] <n2diy> when does Dapper run it's daily cron jobs?
[09:25] <mdious> Xenguy:  there is no root account on ubuntu?
[09:25] <Xenguy> !root
[09:25] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[09:25] <Perryman> n2diy: no "  '   " required in "its" in that situation
[09:26] <n2diy> Perryman: ok, thanks for the grammer lesson! :) Why not?
[09:26] <Perryman> it's possessive
[09:26] <dbglt> is there anyway to disable the fsck on bootup?
[09:26] <Tido`> mdious: thanks, recovery mode doesn't actually have a log in, just makes you root thank god
[09:26] <Perryman> "it's" is a contraction for "it is" where when "it" owns something, that thing is "its"
[09:27] <n2diy> Perryman: yes, and it is Dappers cron job, no?
[09:27] <Perryman> which would be its
[09:27] <Perryman> :)
[09:27] <Chura> guys, please advice....
[09:27] <kyle_> Me too
[09:27] <lori> Sry, if one of you replied to my earlier request for info about gnome keyring, i didnt see it.  Does anyone out there know why keyring appears twice when using wireless?
[09:28] <mdious> Tido:  did not realise that thanks, I thought you still had to provide a root password
[09:28] <lori> I'm using Edgy and it was fine before.
[09:28] <n2diy> Perryman: ok, I stick to hardware and software, technical writing as a ways away.
[09:28] <irated_> Anyone know how to make it so that i can have more then one audio source!?
[09:28] <n2diy> *I/I'll
[09:28] <ma2moisellem> Hi all.
[09:28] <irated_> Like listen to music while playing ut2004?
[09:29] <lori> Hi
[09:29] <Perryman> i'm lucky enough to have gotten as far into linux as i have
[09:29] <irated_> Perryman, im a BSD user
[09:29] <irated_> but trying out ubuntu for desktop
[09:29] <arrenlex> <font size="3">earthmeLon: BTW, a quick google search came up with some results that might help you: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=151242</font>
[09:29] <Perryman> ah
[09:29] <arrenlex> <font size="3">earthmeLon: You could try *shrug*</font>
[09:29] <n2diy> Perryman: I'm luck I can write! :) Are you a writer?
[09:29] <lori> ** identifying with perryman right now...*
[09:30] <Tido`> what groups should www-data be in?
[09:30] <n2diy> *luck/lucky
[09:30] <Perryman> i just want to try beryl on ubuntu but mono-gac is broken
[09:30] <Perryman> no, i'm more of a curious scientist
[09:30] <irated_> So um
[09:30] <irated_> Can i get some help
[09:30] <irated_> How do I make it so that my realtec sound card will
[09:30] <Perryman> more than one audio source?
[09:31] <irated_> let me play music and play ut2004
[09:31] <irated_> ?
[09:31] <Perryman> your chip on the sound card should have that capability
[09:31] <lori> I've managed to get beryl running on my ubuntu desktop, perryman. it's lovely.  I dont know if i could give any helpful advice to get it working on another system tho :)
[09:31] <irated_> well for some reason i play ut2004 and i cant listen to music
[09:31] <Perryman> hm
[09:31] <Perryman> maybe it takes control of the output
[09:32] <Perryman> my main problem is i can't get those libs
[09:32] <Perryman> i need to do more searching and keep pestering here :)
[09:32] <irated_> i think i may have got it
[09:32] <earthmeLon> yeah arrenlex, i read that when i was searching, but the links in it are broken
[09:32] <n2diy> when does Dapper run its daily cron jobs?
[09:32] <Perryman> cron?
[09:32] <ma2moisellem> I have a problem with openoffice, which is not finding libraries: "libuno_sal.so.3" and "libvcl680li.so". Googled a while but nothing came up. Would a kind soul help out? To which package do these files belong?
[09:32] <n2diy> ! cron | Perryman
[09:32] <ubotu> Perryman: cron is a way to schedule execution of software/scripts. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto  -  There is also a decent Howto at http://www.tech-geeks.org/contrib/mdrone/cron&crontab-howto.htm
[09:33] <Perryman> oh
[09:33] <n2diy> Perryman:  I got that one right! :)
[09:33] <lori> speaking of kind souls... anyone have information on why keyring appears twice when using wireless in ubuntu?
[09:33] <irated_> Can anyone help me
[09:34] <lori> Irated: sorry bud, I'm quite a newbie myself.
[09:34] <Perryman> did you try turning off the sound in the game
[09:34] <iulian_> hi
[09:34] <lori> Iulian: hi
[09:34] <Tido`> sorry irated_, I'm also pretty new, but I'd try giving the forums a really good search too -> ubuntuforums.org  I've found almost every question I've ever had has been addressed there
[09:34] <Perryman> yeah thats the problem with a channel like this, 90% of us are here for questions :)
[09:35] <Rly> how do I migrate my mozilla products profiles from windows to ubuntu?
[09:35] <sith-lord> Hi
[09:35] <sith-lord> good
[09:35] <iulian> i need some help on ubuntu server 6.10
[09:35] <iulian> i just installed it and i can't connect to ftp
[09:35] <iulian> sny ideea? i'm a new to linux
[09:35] <n2diy> Perryman:  when replying to someone include there nick, so the message is highlighted for them, otherwise, it blends in with the rest of the noise.
[09:35] <n2diy>  when replying to someone include there nick, so the message is highlighted for them, otherwise, it blends in with the rest of the noise.
[09:35] <Tido`> iulian: it probably doesn't install a ftp server by default
[09:36] <lori> Iulian: I'm a complete noob.  using linux for the first time with ubuntu desktop.
[09:36] <iulian> Tido`, how can I do it?
[09:36] <Perryman> n2diy: yeah... gotta get used to that, i don't usually go on large channels
[09:36] <Tido`> iulian: well first do you want to actually have ftp or something like ssh/sftp?
[09:37] <n2diy> Perryman:  ok, and you do have tab completion.
[09:37] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: The folder itself is in C:/Documents and Settings/<username>/Application Data/Mozilla/Firefox/</font>
[09:37] <irated_> hmm who isnt knew here
[09:37] <Perryman> n2diy: indeed
[09:37] <irated_> ?
[09:37] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: Of that, I think pluginreg.dat and profiles.ini go into ~/mozilla/firefox</font>
[09:37] <lori> lol
[09:37] <iulian> well, I want it for a webserver
[09:37] <iulian> so I need ftp
[09:37] <Signal> Hmm.. I knew there were new peps here
[09:37] <lori> such a good question irated.
[09:37] <n2diy> Perryman:  ok, some folks don't realize that.
[09:38] <iulian> Tido`, I installed openssh-server and i suppose sftp is for using with ssh?
[09:38] <Perryman> indeed
[09:38] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: and the folder inside the Profiles folder (with lots of random characters) corresponds to ~/.mozilla/firefox/<folder with random characters> on my system</font>
[09:38] <Tido`> yes iulian, and if it's just you accessing the server I highly recommend using sftp/ssh instead of ftp
[09:38] <n2diy> lori: I bet the answer is yes.
[09:38] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: As for whether setting it up like that will actually cause you to move profiles.... *shrug* never tried it.</font>
[09:38] <lori> n2diy: hi luv.  do you have any info about gnome keyring issues?
[09:39] <lori> I'm having a bugger of a time wiith mine...
[09:39] <n2diy> lori: no sorry, I saw your question, but can't offer any advice.
[09:39] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: i.e. $ ls ~/.mozilla/firefox</font>
[09:39] <arrenlex> <font size="3">pluginreg.dat  profiles.ini  u9ugxqyi.default</font>
[09:39] <Tido`> iulian: it's more secure to use sftp/ssh, but if you need a real ftp server, read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ProFTPD?action=show&redirect=ProFTP
[09:39] <arrenlex> <font size="3">Rly: Help any?</font>
[09:39] <lori> n2diy: all the same, thanks for a response :)
[09:39] <iulian> Tido`, just me and a friend will access this server
[09:40] <Tido`> iulian: are you accessing it from a windows or linux machine?
[09:40] <iulian> Tido`, what about installing sftp/?
[09:40] <n2diy> lori: nade
[09:40] <n2diy> *nade/nada