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<0> but I really prefer both :)
<1> anyone know if there is a tool out there to split .ts files?
<2> HI CAN SOME1 PLS HELP ME HACK MY ps3 AND PUT LUNIX ON IT
<0> nope
<3> lol
<4> caps lock is cruise control for cool
<3> snapsnap: I am sure their are very many guides on how to do it
<2> CAN SOME1 JUST HELP A LITLE
<3> sure snapsnap
<5> snapsnap: first step, tear your optical drive out of your ps3, do not leave any gear intact :)
<2> HI CAN SOME1 PLS HELP ME HACK MY ps3 AND PUT LUNIX ON IT
<6> lunix?
<4> it's gotta be a joke, no one joins a channel and spams this in caps and really means it
<2> you people dont know anything
<2> just want some help not DESTROY MY PS3
<4> good way to get help, spam in caps and tell people they don't know anything
<4> so cute
<4> i just want to pinch your chubby little cheeks
<2> HI CAN SOME1 PLS HELP ME HACK MY ps3 AND PUT LUNIX ON IT
<2> please
<7> im not sure if thats possible yet snap, and if it is, im sure google has some good info on it
<8> http://www.getautomatix.com/ looks pretty awesome. Anyone tried it?
<8> I'm at work at the moment, was just wondering whether anyone had any horror stories about it
<6> oh yeah
<6> works just fine for me
<8> awesome
<8> there's also http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ but it doesn't look like it's as mature as automatix
<8> afk
<9> hi
<10> anyone know what I would need to install ut99?
<10> is there a special install file needed for it?
<11> hi all
<11> is there a way to restore grub with the dapper-cd when the mbr has been overwritten?
<12> is there a good antivirus for linux?
<8> Clocker: clamav
<8> jo__: answer forthcoming
<8> boot to the dapper cd and get to a shell prompt
<11> Clocker: the main virus sanners that you can find on windows usually also have linux version
<8> you might have to hit ctrl-F1 to change to TTY1, or if it's an X installer, hit ctrl-alt-F1 or just open a console window
<12> oh ok
<8> Clocker: clamav
<12> it sys clamav is for unix
<12> will it work on linux too?
<8> I have it on my Gentoo box. I hope it runs on Linux or I'm just screwed
<8> anyway, jo__: mount -t auto /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1 or whatever your system partition is
<8> chroot /mnt/hda1
<8> grub-install
<8> exit
<8> reboot
<8> basically mkdir a mount point and mount your system partition to it, chroot into that mounted environment, and tell grub to do its thing
<11> rojo: doesn't seem to work
<11> my system disk is on /dev/sda1
<11> but it doesn't get listed
<11> in the /dev folder
<8> ah that blows
<11> this is quite painful :)
<8> sata drive I guess? doesn't dapper recognize your sata controller?
<8> grab a knoppix cd and make the repair
<8> same steps
<8> mount /dev/sda1, chroot into it, and grub-install
<11> just to get it right.. the partition to run grub-install on should be the first partition of the disk, right?
<8> well, grub-install basically performs an installation based on how it was previously configured, using its configuration files in /boot
<8> or, /dev/sda1/boot as the case may be, but /boot once you've chrooted
<11> aha.. so i could also mount the partition that actually contains the /boot folder
<11> since the first partition on the disk is kinda corrupted through the eyes of ubuntu
<8> I think you should mount the / partition, then if you must, mount /root as /root within it. Don't mount your /root partition as /
<11> hmm.. also when i mount that partition, after chrooting, grub-install says "/dev/sda: Not found or not a block device."
<8> grub won't thank you for that
<11> i mounted the / partition
<8> stupid phone!
<11> could it be that ubuntu dapper hides or renames the devices in /dev ?
<11> well.. before i do a chroot, i can ofcourse see the correct partitions on disk /dev/sda
<11> but after the chroot, they don't show up when i do a "ls /dev/sd*"
<11> grmbl
<8> jo__: cat /boot/grub/device.map
<8> it should say (hd0) /dev/sda
<8> then type "grub" by itself to enter interactive mode
<11> done that
<11> it says what you typed
<8> root (hd0,0)
<8> setup (hd0) <-- if you want grub on your MBR, or
<8> setup (hd0,0) <-- if you want grub on that partition only, like if you're using XOSL to dual boot
<8> quit
<11> Error 21: Selected disk does not exist
<8> (to exit interactive mode)
<8> ls /dev/sd*
<11> ls: /dev/sd*: No such file or directory
<8> well what the crap!
<11> like i said, they don't show up in the /dev listing
<11> strange ha
<8> ya.
<11> if i exit the chroot.. they show up in /dev just fine
<8> how did you even get ubuntu installed if ubuntu doesn't think your hard drive exists?
<8> lol
<8> ok sec...
<8> I have an idea
<11> it does.. just the shell after chroot doesn't
<8> exit the chroot
<8> nano -w /etc/fstab
<8> n/m that
<8> exit nano
<8> sorry
<8> mount --bind /dev /mnt/sda1/dev
<8> then chroot /mnt/sda1
<8> then try grub-install
<11> Probing devices to guess BIOS drives. This may take a long time.
<11> Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device.
<8> what the crap!
<11> the ubuntu "/" partition is on /dev/sda7.. /dev/sda1 is not linux..
<11> does that matter?
<11> shouldn't i guess..
<8> nah, as long as you've modified my otherwise ineffective instructions appropriately
<8> okwhile chrooted, type "grub" to enter interactive mode
<8> type find /boot/grub/stage1
<8> does that give you a response like (hd0)?
<11> how should it give me that? it just list "/boot/grub/stage1"
<8> "find /boot/grub/stage1" from within the grub interactive shell
<11> oh.. sorry.. didn't do that in the grub shell :s
<11> it does say "(hd0,6)"
<8> ok type "root (hd0,6)"
<8> then type "setup (hd0,6)"
<11> yeay :)
<8> which will install grub on /dev/sda7
<11> hmm
<11> shouldn't be on sda7
<8> sda# is numbered 1 - x. hd0,# is numbered 0 - (x-1)
<8> hd0,6 is correct
<8> were you wanting to install grub on the MBR, or on / ?
<11> on mbr
<11> or whatever.. just that it boots up
<8> ok try typing this: "root (hd0,6)"
<8> then "setup (hd0)"
<8> that'll install it to the MBR.
<8> I hope.
<8> afk. fire alarm.
<11> rojo: here's the output from the previous action: http://pastebin.co.uk/10067
<11> should i just try and reissue a setup on (hd0) ?
<11> rojo: i just did.. here 's the output.. i'm going to reboot.. http://pastebin.co.uk/10069
<11> thanks for your help buddy! i'll check back later
<13> anyone know of any speech recognition software for ubuntu?
<14> http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3066137 LOL
<15> hi i need some help on installing ubuntu 6.10
<10> O-o;
<10> how so
<10> it's a pretty simple task
<7> is there a better bit torrent client than the one that comes with the ubuntu distro?
<15> we when i put the cd in i select intal the it start and my screen is then dead and nothing happens
<15> hello
<16> snoekie, you boot to the desktop and hit the install option?
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