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<0> a whole section in the LAMP wiki page
<1> Weirdbro: that's braindead
<0> The Ubuntu Wiki
<2> ok, I seem to have fukced up... when I was trying to deal with dependencies for libapache2-php5, I had to install libc6_2.3.2 and I found it at the debian site. when I installed it, it downgraded the current version and broke some 800 packages. what am I to do to correct this?
<3> jsestri2, glad you got it sorted. What sort of mp3 player is it?
<0> Ok, I'll take your word for it
<4> Weirdbro: link?
<5> nelisa: or something similar.
<6> Managu: let me do it
<1> Weirdbro: link please. I'll change it
<3> dungodung, don't install from debian repos next time...
<2> Madpilot: ok. and how about this time?
<7> Madpilot: San Disk Sansa e260 -- looks really good, and its not an ipod
<8> Hey folks, anyone using a thinkpad by chance?
<7> Madpilot: similar to the ipod nano
<4> TheHighChild: I do
<2> Madpilot: besides, debian repos are much faster than ubuntu ones
<0> mwe: ://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP section 7
<9> dungodung, remove whatever you installed, then "sudo apt-get -f install"
<10> mwe.... unknown protocol ;-)
<9> dungodung, hey, use them if you like having a broke system
<3> dungodung, sure, but Ubuntu is not binary compatible w/ Debian... you might just want to re-install, with that much stuff busted...
<11> TheHighChild: yup
<8> theine: Did you have any changes with the dapper upgrade?
<2> DBO: I don't
<12> i can only login with failsafe gnome/failsafe terminal via gdm...nothing all too helpful in .xsession-errors either
<13> GRUB loading stage 1.5 read error _ just reinstalled and got the same error message....
<6> Managu: it's upgrading to 6.06, looks like I'm blocked for a while
<2> Madpilot: no. not reinstall
<8> I don't get the on-screen display anymore, wasn't sure if it was a lost driver or a change in it's functionality
<6> thought migration would be less painful
<4> TheHighChild: No, so far I haven't encountered any?
<5> nelisa: ok. You should look at the wiki entry on restricted formats (MP3 is a restricted format). That might help a bit.
<4> TheHighChild: -?
<3> dungodung, then delete whatever you installed from Debian, re-set your sources.list to only Ubuntu repos, and see if atp-get update/apt-get upgrade fixes things...
<9> nelisa, well let us kill that hilarious notion right now =P
<2> DBO: by removing it, it will free up to 2.3GIgs of space... some of the packages are essential
<6> just now I realized how restrictive/copyrighted is the computer world
<8> theine: When you raise the volume, turn on the light, etc. There is no on screen display. That is what I mean
<14> guys, i've got apache2 and php5 installed, but instead of interpreting the php document firefox prompts for a program to execute it with......any ideas?
<15> Any idea where the locaton of gnome's "Remember desktop layout" in the logout menu in disappeared to in Dapper?
<9> dungodung, ok, try a sudo apt-get -f install
<16> nelisa, welcome to open source :-)
<2> DBO: it gives error
<2> s
<11> TheHighChild: is the nvram module loaded there?
<6> Managu, I've followed the guide there and got stuck on that error
<9> dungodung, reinstall
<2> DBO: no! that's not the ubuntu spirit
<12> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15159...but starting X from console works fine
<8> amphi: I checked that, all I see in my repos is nvram-wakeup.
<6> BlueSwirl: Imagine I just convinces wife to give Ubuntu a shoot and she sees this
<4> TheHighChild: it works for me under Gnome, are you using KDE by any chance?
<8> yeah
<17> amphi: gmplayer package seems to be gone. is it normal ?
<18> dungodung, that's the spirit
<16> nelisa, how'd you mean?
<4> TheHighChild: Does /dev/nvram exist ?
<18> dungodung, I missed your problem, cpuld you repeat it
<9> dungodung, it will take you less time to do a backup of your data and reinstall than it will take me the weeks to troubleshoot this over IRC
<12> where should i look to see what startup script is making gnome-session bug out?
<8> no
<6> BlueSwirl: she has a tickling clock in one hand and an XP Pro disk in the other hand
<11> TheHighChild: does lsmod | grep nvram show anything?
<9> Seveas, he installed something from debian repos, broke 800+ packages...
<2> Seveas: when I was trying to deal with dependencies for libapache2-php5, I had to install libc6_2.3.2 and I found it at the debian site. when I installed it, it downgraded the current version and broke some 800 packages
<3> Seveas, he installed some stuff from a Debian repo, and it broke m***ive parts of his Ubuntu...
<18> DBO, that's fixable
<4> TheHighChild: Do "sudo modprobe nvram"
<15> Any idea where the locaton of gnome's "Remember session layout" in the logout menu in disappeared to in Dapper?
<18> dungodung, yo did something very silly but it's actually quite easy to fi
<16> nelisa, ah. tell her to be patient, it'll be worth it in the end. no more viruses! no more trojans! no more paying for windows! ;-)
<8> amphi: The lsmod |grep nvram works, showing 1 process
<12> Krhis2: they took it out
<2> Seveas: pray tell
<15> O.o You're joking.
<18> dungodung, manualy download the libc6 package for your version of ubuntu
<11> TheHighChild: and ps aux | grep tpb shows anything ?
<2> Seveas: I'm doing it atm
<12> Krhis2: the only thing you can do afaict is to change session properties to save session on every logout
<18> and do: dpkg -i --force-downgrade filename.deb
<4> TheHighChild: So does /dev/nvram exist now?
<8> Ok, I am a newb, are the messages in red (konversation) PM's?
<2> Seveas: I'm DL-ing the tar.gz
<18> dungodung, no
<6> BlueSwirl: problem she needs that now, let see if I get this sorted before she comes back from French cl***
<19> How do i shut down ports that are open? weird ports, 2628,4559,7000?
<18> dungodung, you need the .deb for your version of Ubuntu
<2> Seveas: I didn't find the deb
<3> Krhis2, file a bug - in fact, *please* file a bug, the Dapper logout window is awful
<18> dungodung, which version of Ubuntu are you using?
<12> Krhis2: a lot of people aren't huge fans of the new logout dialog
<16> nelisa, go! save her from XP! ;-)
<2> Seveas: 5.10
<6> BlueSwirl: actually nelisa would be she
<15> Ok, well I saw that option..... Thanks for clearing this up for me!
<10> bootlick: check /etc/services
<18> dungodung, sec.
<2> k
<11> TheHighChild: no idea - my remarks are not PMs
<16> nelisa, okay, no i am confused
<16> now
<8> Amphi: Theine: No, no output to either of your questions
<19> and once in etc/services i can turn off the services i dont want running?
<12> Krhis2: i'm sure there's already a bug filed...probably named along the lines of "logout dialog ****s"
<15> Wow, makes me want to get back to Fluxbox..... what ever happend to nUbuntu?
<6> BlueSwirl: I'm trying to do so, but keep hitting walls
<15> zerokarmaleft, lol
<3> zerokarmaleft, heh.
<20> !nvidia
<10> bootlick: no, it is a list of which ports tend to be used by which services
<21> Help about installing the nVidia drivers on Ubuntu can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia, or http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=1083433&postcount=3
<11> TheHighChild: you need the device file, and you need to run tpb
<18> dungodung, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/glibc/libc6_2.3.5-1ubuntu12_i386.deb
<22> whats the editor for the cd bootloader (i only know syslinux script)
<22> what package
<4> TheHighChild: "sudo rmmod nvram && sudo modprobe nvram" and see if that makes /dev/nvram appear
<23> Is there an official SPARC release of dapper? Mark Shuttlework keeps thanking the people behind it but I can't find an ISO/torrent ;)
<2> Seveas: wgetting
<24> BlueSwirl: this is me, nelisa would be my wife, if we manage to keep her away from M$ XP
<4> TheHighChild: If not, look at "dmesg | tail" for hints on why it doesn't
<10> bootlick: so 4559 is hylafax, you will have to deactivate that if you do not use it :)
<18> dungodung, btw: that is ***uming you're on i386
<16> alex_mayorga, gotcha. i think. good luck with whatever it is you guys are having problems with
<8> theine: Ok thanks. I will check it out. Says it's running ATM
<2> Seveas: indeed I am
<15> Ok, I'm outta here.... cya.
<24> BlueSwirl: thanks
<18> dungodung, good, then try the dpkg -i --force-downgrade
<25> well, if any encryption is on, my wireless doesn't connect ... any ideas? (broadcomm with open-source drivers)
<4> TheHighChild: So "rmmod nvram" doesn't work?
<11> TheHighChild: if /dev/nvram is not there, you can create it with 'mknod /dev/nvram c 10 144'
<2> Seveas: it would actually be an upgrade
<24> anyone here with a working CReative ZEN??
<19> andi5, i tried to deactiave it, not sure why its one, or where to deactivate it
<26> Im wanting to install jdk on my system. I was wondering if I could be pointed in the right direction
<18> dungodung, heh ok
<7> alex_mayorga: can it go into msd mode?
<27> how do i install unreal tournament on ubuntu ?
<24> is there a multimedia channel or something??
<25> Brunno: there is a bash script ...
<25> well, if any encryption is on, my wireless doesn't connect ... any ideas? (broadcomm with open-source drivers)
<5> Unitg1|EoL|: perhaps you could try an easier to type handle?
<25> any help please?
<7> alex_mayorga: no this is the one ubuntu help channel
<10> bootlick: i do not know the english wordings, but you have a menu system->admin->services or such
<4> TheHighChild: Does "dmesg | grep nvram" reveal anything?
<25> Managu: my friend likes it (I am slavik :P)
<8> theine: It gave me a Modile is in use error, for the rrmod
<19> andi5 yes, i do, i looked in there
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