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<0> stew sorry i am reading it now
<1> hi
<2> seb-: yeah .. there have been lots of udev updates ..
<2> i think i need a new udev script or some crap though
<1> anyone here who did successfully compile openchrome or unichrome for xorg 6.9 on debian sid?
<2> seb: can't you do like a !seb- ?
<3> neus : man pkill
<1> i need via s3 3D drivers ...
<4> abrotman: newbie question...i heard you *can't* mount a music cd...(i get error when try)...so how handle it?
<2> !unichrome
<5> rumour has it, unichrome is the graphics core found on many recent VIA chipsets. Namely, VIA CLE266, KM400/KN400, K8M800/K8N800, PM800/PM880/CN400. See http://unichrome.sf.net/ or bother libv. see <xorg sarge>
<6> abrotman: not sure. I think I need a regex right now
<6> brb
<2> seb-: you get an error ?
<4> abrotman: i *can* mount data CDs but not music CDs...
<7> can anyone help me with my usb problem?
<2> seb-: you can mount it .. won't work unless you use the data channel ...
<1> yo. SID
<4> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hdd,
<4> missing codepage or other error
<4> In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
<4> dmesg | tail or so
<4> sorry,
<2> seb-: don't mount an audio CD
<8> seb-: You can't mount music CDs, no. But you can use music players to play the music on them just fine -- the player will handle the mounting.
<2> you can mount them .. it just doesn't work for normal players
<0> stew i still dont get it :((((((((( i have to do that on apt-source.list for example Add a deb-src line for sid to your sources.list (what is that???)
<8> Windows "mounts" an audio CD in a format called "RedBook Audio", which is proprietary, so Linux can't use it.
<1> who is libv and how can i bother him ? ^^
<8> But it doesn't effect Linux either playing or ripping music.
<9> debiankid: man sources.list ; read that apt howto
<4> GenNMX|Thrae: my xmms doesn't seem to automagically do everything... i can't surf to /media/cdrom1 either!?
<10> Hey all - Anyone seen sirdibos lately?
<8> seb-: Like I said, you cannot mount audio CDs in Linux. If XMMS is having trouble playing a CD, then that is XMMS's problem.
<11> does anyone know
<11> where I can get a TI calculator emulator?
<8> seb-: Do you have the CD-ROM audio cable connected to your motherboard?
<3> darkcmd: apt-get install tiemu?
<12> darkcmd: try google
<4> GenNMX|Thrae: it started working when I loaded another cd playing app..dunno what it did
<11> ok
<9> pbang: not for a while, why?
<8> If your motherboard has no AUX / CD-ROM port, you will need to set XMMS to use Digital Audio.
<0> stew u mean do this ? deb-src file:/home/jason/debian unstable main contrib non-free
<3> apt-cache search TI
<8> seb-: Check XMMS's settings. Switch it from Analog to Digital or visa-versa.
<10> stew: I'm in NZ, and I need help in Vancouver.
<4> GenNMX|Thrae: thanks!
<13> hello, could anybody help me with this latex-problem?---> http://pastebin.com/567475
<3> hmm no
<0> stew im i right?
<3> apt-cache search calc
<9> debiankid: no, an official debian mirror
<10> stew: I have a loco-ed network in Vancouver that just blew up. Do you know anyone in van?
<0> stew i dont have direct internet conection
<0> stew wait wait let me try this
<8> pbang: I know some people named Ed in Vancover. Would that help?
<9> debiankid: you need to get the source somehow
<6> man those 2 hour meetings are a killer
<9> pbang: i dunno
<0> stew deb-src http://linux.csua.berkeley.edu/debian/ stable main well now what ?
<14> someone's searching a calculater?
<9> pbang: /whois SirDinosaur
<15> Hello all, i try to use the 'beep' command, but pc speaker isn't reacting at all. I use alsa & the pcspeaker volume is maximum, for the rest there are not problems
<0> stew i did type apt-get uptate
<9> debiankid: no, unstable, not stable
<0> stew ok
<3> epsilon: darkcmd was asking about TI emulator and I said apt-get install tiemu
<8> Peterken: "beep" plays through the motherboard's speaker, not your PC speaker. Perhaps your MB doesn't have a speaker connected?
<16> So, I have the gftp-common_2.0.18-1_i386.deb file - how do I install it now?
<11> thanks
<17> is it easy to go back to sarge from etch?
<18> anyone else have issues getting the debian cd to boot on an oldworld mac?
<9> buht-w: impossible
<14> neus: dpkg -i
<15> GenNMX|Thrae, yes i know, but i have a pc speaker connected, very sure, but since i installed Alsa the pcspeaker isn't reacting anymore
<17> ****
<17> ****ing X wont work with my matrox parhelia video card in xorg 6.9.0 and it all started with testing :)
<16> epsilon: any way to do this graphically?
<15> but it's strange there is nothing in the errors logs
<18> join #debian-ppc
<3> buht-w: reinstall sarge!
<17> heh
<19> hm, i accidentally pulled the power plug out of an external usb drive, and now i can't umount, remount, see the contents or anything. any ideas?
<8> Peterken: When you say "PC Speaker", do you mean a pair of speakers connected to the back of your computer and perhaps powered?
<0> stew im updating now the not stable
<2> Peterken: ha! .. make sure all your levels are up .. i had some weird channel Aux off on the side .. on 0 .. no beep for me either
<19> besides rebooting
<14> neus: kde & gnome have own gui for package management... but for one .deb, use dpkg in console
<2> nkuttler: force it?
<20> hi, do you how can I add windows to the grub's menu
<3> nkuttler: plugging the power back into ext hd?
<19> abrotman: how would i do that?
<19> kspath: already done that
<9> Sonny: there are examples in /usr/share/doc/grub/examples
<16> epsilon: so, how do I use dpkg command for this file?
<14> neus: why did you downloaded .deb instead using "apt-get install gftp" anyway?
<2> nkuttler: remove it from /etc/mtab?
<3> dain bramage
<2> i'm an evil bastard
<14> neus: you will end up hanging in a dependency probably
<16> epsilon: I don't know ... simpler that way?
<8> Sonny: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=grub+dual-boot+windows&btnG=Google+Search
<14> neus: always use apt-get or aptitude to install packages. Download .deb only if you know why you are doing that
<16> Gah, so each time I want something I need to go apt-get it? Why can't I just download a file from the internet and install it?
<21> can anyone help me ? : http://channels.debian.net/paste/1909
<2> neus: you oculd .. but using apt-get is better
<3> neus: else you will suffer from depedency dain bramage!
<9> neus: apt-get does exactly that, downlaods a file frim the internet and installs it
<2> neus: apt-get -f install
<22> neus because then you are on your own fixing dependencies
<16> What is a dependancy?
<14> neus: "apt-get install gftp" once time in shell is 1000000000x easier as opening webbrowser, search .deb, download .deb, store .deb, install .deb
<4> abrotman: everything works now...it's freaky
<3> !depends
<3> !depend
<16> !depends
<21> !depends
<3> !oopsicrappedmypants
<2> seb-: doesn't debian **** like that?
<2> !dependency
<16> !depend
<23> !spam
<5> rumour has it, spam is a preferred environment. SPAM; Shut up, You damn Vikings! SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM, or to destroy it, try spam******in (spamd+spamc) , razor or crm114 (but be ready to train it for a week)
<5> it has been said that dependency is a package needed by another package. Dependencies are pointed out by dpkg. Dependencies are resolved by apt-get.
<14> neus: read the howto/guidebook on debian.net, if you are new in debian you really should read it, before you **** up your installation. If you still have questions, ask here
<2> dpkg: dendency is also called a dependency for a good reason
<5> okay, abrotman
<2> dpkg: dependency is also called a dependency for a good reason
<5> okay, abrotman
<23> why not prive mes dpkg ?
<21> who can help me please ?
<16> The hell? Why can't I have a stand-alone app whose installation comes with all the files it needs?
<2> prive?
<22> neus packages you use within a system has to work in harmony with each other.
<3> private
<14> neus: new in linux?
<2> do i look french? :)
<23> opera irc is eating my letters
<3> !tell neus about dependency
<24> LOL
<2> rambo3: or your keyboard is
<16> yeah, you probably couldn't guess, eh? :(
<22> neus as in games, everything has a rule to follow, otherwise you luse
<22> loose
<2> lose
<3> LOL_CRAP you are all caps and it is annoyin
<14> neus: linux apps are modular, not like all-in-one.exe + hell.dll in windows
<22> thanks abrotman :) yes that is what I ment
<2> epsilon: wouldn't a dll imply modularity? :)
<16> So, what's so bad about all-in-one.exe + hell.dll?
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