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<0> file not found....
<1> DBQ: The data is there.. I can read it from the recovery mode on the isstall disk
<2> evening all
<3> spazzz, e2fsck -b 8193 -p /dev/hdb5
<1> DBQ I got the same error
<2> I've downloaded a .ttf file and saved in ~/.fonts, how do I make it show up as an available font eg for firefox ?
<4> hello.......... guys
<3> spazzz, e2fsck -b 32768 -p /dev/hdb5
<5> Hi there :)
<1> Same
<3> grrrr....
<1> DBQ: same here
<0> !install
<6> Installing Ubuntu? See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation Installing software on Ubuntu? See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingSoftware
<1> DBQ: I think this thing is locked up in LVM
<3> spazzz, DBO is spelled with an o not a q =P
<5> I was wondering if someone might be able to help with a wireless networking question?
<1> Sorry
<7> hello
<0> how do i go about installing from the dir? i am sooo used to window$
<1> the font in here is a little stupid
<1> DBO: I still think its the LVM
<0> !LVM
<6> I heard lvm is (for the moment) http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/
<4> hey...
<3> spazzz, I know you do, but you dont run RAID, and LVM is for raid...
<1> I bet somehow the dev/ubuntu/ device has somethign do do with the way LVM looks at the partitions
<0> !install frostwire
<6> exiodus: parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<0> !frostwire
<1> DBO Yes.. But i KNOW that when I installed Ubuntu it asked me to set it up with LVM it said it was recommended and I was just looking at using the defaults so I told it to go ahead
<8> bah get amule
<4> A.S .L ,please.....!!
<9> Is there an easy way to make all gnome apps play with ALSA?
<5> I was wondering if anyone might have suggestions regarding getting a broadcom wireless card to work?
<9> isabelle: ndiswrapper
<0> spazzz: when i just reinstalled my vers of ubuntu it had the non LVM opt as default
<1> exiodus: Maybe i'm just telling you what it told me
<10> can someone direct me to an easy tutorial on installing wine hq?
<5> escarroll: Thanks... That's where I started, and ndiswrapper does seem to be working, but I can't connect to the network
<5> I can see them, however
<0> spazzz: ok...
<1> And from what i'm reading while LVM can be used with raid it isn't raid specific
<1> LVM includes all of the support for handling read/write operations on physical volumes (hard disks, RAID-Systems, magneto optical, etc., multiple devices (MD), see mdadd(8) or even loop devices, see losetup(8)), creating volume groups from one or more physical volumes and creating one or more logical volumes in volume groups.
<0> does anyone know how to install frostwire?
<5> Any other suggestions for getting broadcom cards to behave?
<3> spazzz, yeah... I know that much, I didnt mean to say its RAID only, just that it mainly deals with RAID, and from what I recall ubuntu defaults to non-lvm
<11> !tell isabelle about wifi
<3> but I could be wrong...
<11> !tell isabelle about wireless
<3> spazzz, ok, I will look into restoring through LVM
<1> DBO: and this sounds very simmilar to my issue
<1> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-76561.html
<0> even though i dont know anything about linux, i have fallen in love with it... its so much better than M$
<5> sfar... ?????
<0> !tell exiodus about frostwire
<12> exiodus, are you microsoft free yet?
<8> Phlosten, I will be once I get my Media package working. Like the SD card reader and such.
<13> wat are some good alternatives to automatix
<0> !dapper
<6> Dapper Drake will be the next release of Ubuntu - due June 1 (see: http://tinyurl.com/qyrkq). Join channel #ubuntu+1 for discussion :)
<1> DBO: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-76561.html
<13> aside from easy ubuntu
<14> robert54345: doing it by hand!
<13> too lazy
<13> anything?
<14> robert54345: it's very easy to follow the wiki. you do it once and never again, basically.
<13> o
<8> robert2513, what are you trying to do?
<15> robert54345: you take 1 minute to setup the repos and then it's one command
<3> spazzz, yeah, but Im not sure what can be done if they have been botched by LVM...
<13> o
<0> DBO: where can i find a frostwire.deb file? the only one i can find is the .rpm...
<16> if i have added an 'export...' line to my .bash_profile, what is the easiest way for this setting to take effect?
<15> exiodus: click on the package for debian/ubuntu
<1> DBO: Does this make any sense to you? http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-76561.html
<0> i dont see that...
<15> exiodus: http://www.frostwire.com/static/downloads.html
<8> exiodus, why not just use amule?
<0> i click on the linux link and the only file it gives me is the .rpm file
<17> my ubuntu is complaining that the packages are un-authenticated how do i fix that?
<15> exiodus: right below linux, it says debian/ubuntu. press ctrl-f and type ubuntu if you want
<0> i got into the .rpm file, what is the install ext in linux?
<15> exiodus: you need the debian/ubuntu package...
<0> ill go look again
<0> brb
<3> spazzz, yeah it does, but I dont have any clue how you would fix that
<0> ah... found it... ty _jason
<18> Hi
<19> sup
<18> How can I edit C prog in Ubuntu Terminal
<18> suchas Nedit
<3> spazzz, im going to have to get back to you, I know a guy who might be able to fix you up, but I wont be able to get to him for a little bit...
<20> hi
<10> could someone tell me how to install programs on ubuntu, or give me a link to a tutorial
<20> how can I change the background or colour for X11? no in gnome.
<1> dbo: thats fine, I have to be to work in like 6 hours anyway and i still need to sleep
<0> _jason: now which file do i choose? i have 3... control.tar.gz, data.tar.gz, and debian-binary
<1> Can you get back with me in email?
<21> eternex, do $gksudo synaptic &
<3> spazzz, if he gives me anything helpful I will have him post, or I will post for him, to the forums
<21> eternex, or open System->adminstration->Synaptic
<15> exiodus: click on debian/ubuntu
<3> hes been doing unix since before I was even a glint in my fathers eye
<21> eternex, read the helpful documentation (find it in the system menu)
<15> exiodus: are you at http://www.frostwire.com/static/downloads.html ? There is a debian/ubuntu link, that's what you want
<22> ok i keep forgetting, how do i get modprobe to find new modules that have just been placed in the kernel directory?
<23> Hi
<24> is there any way of taking a screenshot while viewing a screensaver?
<21> celerex, modprobe module-name
<22> FATAL: Module lufs not found.
<1> DBQ let me ask you one more thing
<22> the file physically exists, i need to rebuild the cache or something. ldconfig doesn't help
<1> I can access my /boot partion so obviously its not part of the LVM
<25> i just installed ubuntu....how do i use the su command?
<1> Everything is fine and I don't think i've changed anything
<8> apomb, did you try setting the ss for a delay then hitting preview on ss?
<20> There is not someone to know? I am using and the openbox, but I don't know how can I change the background for x11
<22> demandred: use 'sudo -s'
<1> If I can get grub back up and pointed to the boot my install of Ubuntu should come right back up
<22> the p***word it asks you for is your current user p***word
<26> does anybody know if a xkb keycode definition file can contain multiple definitons of a key with different keycodes?
<1> the only reason it dosen't now is because I reinstalled windows on the primary disk and the windowes installed killed Grub.
<3> spazzz, yes, should work, but erm, if things are randomly starting to work, I would be worried about hardware...
<0> ok... the sudo dpkg -i FrostWire-4.10.9-1.i586.deb command is not working....
<0> no such file
<1> DBO: it wouln't be random I KNOW why I can't book Ubuntu. The Grub Bootloader was installed in the MBR on the primary disk
<0> but i see it on the desktop
<1> Reinstalling windows overwrote it
<3> spazzz, you said /boot just started working...
<24> Rewt_Axs ... theres no setting for that
<3> spazzz, nevermind, I understand what you are saying now, sorry, my mind went a different way
<1> no... Boot HDB1 has always been readable
<12> exiodus, did you 'cd' into your desktop directory?
<1> its B4 and B5 that are being annoying
<0> Phlosten: huh? i am new to the whole linux thing
<21> dxdemetriou, xsetroot -solid [colorname]
<1> DBO: Ok don't worry I know the feeling
<21> dxdemetriou, you should rather look for a openbox configuration guide to set the background color inopenbox
<12> exiodus, open up the terminal and type 'sudo dpkg -i /Desktop/Frostwire.......deb
<3> spazzz, reinstating grub might fix you if LVM is the issue
<3> exiodus, use tab complete in the command to avoid a typo
<1> If you can walk me through putting Grub back on the main HD and pointing at the /BOOT area then that should get me into my orriginal Ubuntu install which should already know how to unlock LVM
<27> anybody used the IBM T30?
<3> spazzz, your MBR is currently owned by windows correct?
<0> DBO: whats that? hitting tab while typing?
<1> Correct
<15> exiodus: sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/Frost <tab>
<0> Phlosten: tried it... still nothing
<1> DBO: Correct... Windows over wrote it when I reinstalled
<15> exiodus: and capitalization counts
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