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<0> ultraviolet16: http://spindazzle.org/green/
<1> thanks lindi-
<2> I checked out psnup -2 myfile.ps newfile.ps and it resizes, but the two pages are now on A6 in the left bottom quarter of the new A4 page. Should it be like that?
<0> ultraviolet16: i don't know how to access fedora extras though
<2> I checked out some arguments, but won't help
<1> yeah i think i'm just going to find another torrent client.
<3> good evening. Can anyone tell me if there's any way to stop dselect automaticaly updating all files or is it only meant to be used for OS setup??
<0> ultraviolet16: http://fedoraproject.org/extras/development/i386//azureus-2.3.0.7-2.20060207cvs.fc5.i386.rpm is the binary package
<0> ultraviolet16: i'll check if it runs on debian
<1> from there i can use alien to convert to .deb..
<1> but I think i still need java to run that..
<4> hello
<0> ultraviolet16: no no
<5> ultraviolet16: Yes, you do. There is azureus .deb also.
<0> poli: are you sure? it's compiled with GCJ
<5> lindi-: The .deb one I am sure needs java.
<6> I have downloaded gpm and installed it. I run it but nothing happens when I open a file and try to do anything. Ideas?
<4> does anyone has Unreal Tournament 2004 under Linux?
<0> poli: but this is different
<7> coruptkid: personally.. would avoid dselect. apt and dselect tend toward bad places when used side by side..
<7> salvouy: this is not a warez channel
<8> so I've installed linux-image-2.6.15-1-686, and when I try to boot it most everything fails due to not being able to write to certain files or not being able to run certain programs, failing with ``Permission denied'' errors. Does that ring a bell with anyone?
<9> can someone tell me what lilo error 99 99 99 .... means?
<10> google can
<11> http://www.cureautismnow.org/
<12> streuner I couldn't find anything about it. can you tell me which version of the kernel(above 2.6.8) would be considered stable enough to fit the "testing" distro?
<8> it's like the initscripts aren't being run as root
<4> delire so? am not asking anything but if anyone has it working properly
<13> tull: testing is onto 2.6.15 now
<14> tull: parse error
<7> salvouy: your question was very ambiguous.
<7> salvouy: "does anyone has Unreal Tournament 2004 working under Linux?" would have been better..
<12> dvs ok. thks
<13> tull: you're welcome
<4> sorry my english is not good
<7> salvouy: hehe no problem.. i misread you.
<2> got it, my error ^^
<3> can anyone tell me if you would use dselect or apt to install postfix??
<7> salvouy: every now and again we get people coming in and asking for copies of games..
<15> coruptkid: man apt-get
<7> salvouy: i have had UT2004 working well under linux in the past, but not any machine i have around me now.
<3> dedcat: tnx, i know how to use apt, but my postfix install is broken, and i was wondering if i should use dselect to fix it or apt's commands?
<16> coruptkid: or aptitude :) (I always use the cli interface)
<17> hola
<18> Something's accessing my hd all the time, and I can't figure which process. Is there any way to trace it?
<4> i have some trouble trying to install it, seems after a while doesn't recognize the disc
<7> coruptkid: maybe purge postfix and reinstall it? was it broken from the moment of install?
<17> alguien podria echarme una mano por donde encontrar el controlador de la epson dx3800?
<16> !es
<19> nookie: which release do you use?
<20> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #debian-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda. Spanish Speakers: Please use #debian-es, there you will get much more help.
<11> Supaplex: Error: "es" is not a valid command.
<3> dlire: I've had it working for ages, but i tried to remove everything to start installing SASL but the uninstall reinstall came up with errors
<7> salvouy: maybe the disc is bad.. this happens. try making a copy of the disc, as a CD Image.
<18> chealer_: based on debian -- ubuntu. On #ubuntu no1 can help me.
<17> ok , thks
<21> !they don't know
<20> Just because the people in some OTHER channel don't know the answer to your non-Debian question, it does NOT give you the right to h***le US with your problems. Go try Google.
<11> gravity: Error: "they" is not a valid command.
<7> coruptkid: have you tried installing it with aptitude?
<4> i'll try
<21> ****
<3> delire: ye i think i'll need to purge it as someone suggested!
<4> i have recently bought a Video Card, ATI 9600XT do i need to install drivers?
<19> nookie: this is a Debian support channel. the only thing we can do for you is feeling sorry. hope that helps :)
<22> coruptkid: cool
<23> anyone know what service uses ports 32770 and 31771? (sometimes-rpc3 and sometimes-rpc5)
<3> tnx
<24> hey guys
<23> google didn't turn up anything useful
<14> webfreak: grep 32770 /etc/services
<18> chealer_: It's kind of more quiet, and it's not so laggy. Bloke, it worked! Thx alot.
<25> how can i create /dev/hdi ?
<23> streuner: nothing
<24> im having some trouble with my new mouse. it works fine under windows, but when i use it with xorg it "jumps" down 2-3cm every now and then, after i have moved it a while. i think that this has to do with how often the systemn polls the mouse. any ideas of what i can do?
<25> there is a drive there in the dmesg but no block device in /dev
<19> nookie: it's a pleasure :)
<24> it's a laser mouse
<24> and i need to change the resolution
<26> why is forwarding X11 via ssh so slow? e.g. i forward a display using a 1000/128 kbit/s adsl, and remotely type 'display smallimage.png', it takes about a minute to load a 100K image, the remote side is a 100mbit line and my adsl line has no load. any ideas?
<23> streuner: found it, it's hplip
<14> webfreak: look into /usr/share/nmap/nmap-services
<5> jfs: images are supposed to do very badly on this kind of X forwarding, but I can't tell if that badly.
<14> webfreak: /usr/share/nmap/nmap-services is bigger than services...
<14> knusper:/home/user# grep 32770 /usr/share/nmap/nmap-services
<14> sometimes-rpc3 32770/tcp # Sometimes an RPC port on my Solaris box
<27> is there a debian usb version pls
<28> !+pls
<20> Cud u plz spk englsh bcuz wen u spk lke ths u luk lke a moron.
<23> streuner: yes, i know about grepping services ;)
<29> ...OpA, T Na REa... SeGur eH PeNalTy.. (E esSa VaI BatEr nA TrAVe e eNtRaR!) ;)
<23> but that didn't tell me anything i needed to know this time
<16> !br
<29> agurizada
<20> Esse canal e apenas em ingles. Por favor, use #debian-br (/j #debian-br) para ajuda em portugues.
<12> dvs How do I update my 2.6.8? just apt-get the kernel-image right? or maybe build it myself from source?
<29> kd kd?
<28> !tell webfreak about open ports
<25> anyone know how to get /dev/hdi to show up? in the dmesg it shows my drive and in phpsysinfo it knows its there, but i cant cfdisk it cause there is no /dev/hdi
<30> What is "kd kd"?
<13> tull: Either way. Getting a package is easier.
<14> webfreak: if you have hplip installed, netstat -plunt | grep port would tell you the same...
<13> tull: By the way, after 2.6.12 it's called linux-image.
<23> streuner: yeah, thanks
<30> tull: Are you running Sarge?
<14> webfreak: :-)
<12> dvs eheh thanks. you just saved me a question. i could find any 2.6.15 with the kernel-image package
<14> ****
<13> tull: You're welcome
<13> streuner: no thanks
<14> (kingsley correction...)
<14> ;-)
<31> how much disk space does a minimal base install take these days?
<12> ke6isf yes. the testing version. Etch is that the name?
<30> tull: Yes, it would be etch.
<32> Agraja: A decent ammount. Maybe a gig max.
<30> tull: Though that *is* kind of a roundabout way of answering the original question. :-)
<28> uh, a minimal install is about 125M
<33> hello
<32> justin: Bleh, was thinking net
<30> Agraja: Minimal is... what justin said.
<32> With KDE :(
<12> ke6isf :) sorry i wasnt sure.
<30> tull: No worries.
<31> sylvisj: my install just seemed to be a gig, thought I must have done something wrong... I used to run debian on 512 meg disk
<14> dvs: you're welcome ;-)
<33> Does anybody know if I can install debian iwth an Nvidia GeForce 7800 GTX graphics card????
<10> sure .. why not
<14> sure
<30> !nvidia
<20> DO NOT use nvidia.com's installer. Ask me about "nvidia installer". Instead, read "nvidia-graphics-drivers" for instructions, or "nvidia one-liner" for a reminder if you've done it before. "Off to break the nvidia driver by changing the kernel interfaces again, this is becoming a fun hobby..." - Greg Kroah-Hartman, Linux kernel hacker, on linux-elitists
<13> heh
<14> dvs: </joke>
<31> sylvisj: can you cut that down alot without too much h***le or is it easier to go learn how damn small linux likes to do things?
<30> Klohunt: ^^
<33> I have like 14 linux CD's
<34> Agraja: base install is what you get when you first boot from your hd. before you install anything else
<30> Klohunt: You just burned all 14 of the CDs?!
<14> it seems so
<33> yes
<33> was there an easier way?
<32> Agraja: Minimal install is about 125mb. If you want KDE or Gnome, you're adding about 500mb.
<30> Klohunt: Yep.
<30> !tell Klohunt -about netinst
<31> nvz: right, how can that be a gig? or is du -H . in / not a safe way to determine disk usage?
<31> nvz: cause I just installed from a the installation CD iso which is only like 120 Meg
<33> kk thanks
<28> Agraja: df -h /
<28> Agraja: ran apt-get clean?
<35> who is the kernel hacker?
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