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<0> but it popped up before too
<1> Razor-X well, nothing unusual.
<2> do you get the error before or after typing the p***word
<3> am3r1ca: good, now cat /proc/asound/version
<4> sweet that worked
<4> thanks guys
<0> it doesnt ask for a p***word
<5> how can i enter my 128bit hex WEP key in /etc/network/interfaces......i can connect so far without WEP enabled on the router but with WEP i cant
<6> razor-x megabyte : make winxp as my back-up server..sounds interesting..my set up at the moment does not involve any servers
<2> when the window pops up you should type in your p***word if it's thr right one
<7> etsb: it's a bit nerve-wracking when you have to set up a server at your job, so i recommend you practise on a home computer
<0> it says: reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed.
<8> crimson: psate ??
<9> thanks for the help installing termcap-compat fixed it ^^
<10> Dhanish: add a line saying "wireless-key XXXXXXXXXXXXX" to the interface definition.
<11> anyone wireless with airport?
<1> Megabyte; since the new heatsink it's cooler than it's ever been.
<3> am3r1ca: yes
<12> windows as a server :o
<13> editor: Ah, I didn't help at all ^^''
<12> lol
<6> razor-x megabyte : just individual pcs connected together where one pc is connected to a printer and broadband so all have internet access
<10> !uptime
<14> Razor-x: I don't know if you replied, my connection sort of hung....
<7> Matthew_W, did you... damage the cpu while changing? or damage the mobo?
<5> cafuego: i tried that and it didnt work.....its a hex key so i even converted hex to ascii and tried it...to no avail
<14> Any ideas?
<8> crimsun: ok done
<13> etsb: Here's my advice to you. Pick up a spare machine and play with it to all hell.
<13> fiored_: Nope, not really.
<2> Hmmm that's bad. Normally you should be able to do it without any problems. There must be some problem originating from that. I however don't know how to solve that one
<10> Dhanish: if you use ascii, you need s:KEYINASCII
<7> etsb: ok... well, just practise setting up the server... yeah what Razor-X said
<14> Ok. thanks anyway
<1> Megabyte; If I did, then I wouldn't be able to run IRSSI and talk to you right now while X isn't running, and then have the computer completely "lolwtf die" about 30 seconds after X is started.
<12> isnt airport in the kernel now
<3> am3r1ca: excellent. Did you adjust the volumes like the wiki page said?
<10> Dhanish: Are you certain the wific ard supports 128bit wep?
<0> oh man
<13> The first time you format an HDD takes guts, no matter how useless the stuff on it is. After a couple dozen, it becomes child's play ;).
<0> i wish it was as easy as windows :-/
<7> Matthew_W, my apologies. i'm just a bit... out of ideas
<1> Megabyte: oh no, I didn't mean to sound sarcastic, I was just ruling that out.
<6> razor-x megabyte : ok this is what im gonna do now...with the new install...rather than installing it as a normal install..im gona intall it as a server
<5> cafuego: yes.....it works fine in windows
<5> cafuego: its an usb dlink adapter
<8> crimsun: i pasted something else
<7> etsb: well... you may want to install the GUI (ex: gnome) to make it easier to work with
<8> all sound apps had to close
<7> etsb: patience is your most important tool
<10> Dhanish: I believe they're notoriously fickle.
<8> but i think an error ocurred
<10> Dhanish: (usb wifi adapters)
<1> Megabyte; While it is possible that I damaged the CPU or motherboard, it is extremely unlikely for 2 reasons. 1) I've done it MANY times and NEVER damaged a CPU/Mobo. 2) I'm running out of X just fine. It's when X starts that everything goes to hell in a handbasket.
<13> etsb: Yeah, be forewarned that the basic server install is terminal only.
<7> etsb: it once took me a WHOLE DAY to install a sound card driver about 3 years ago
<13> And real terminal, not a terminal emulator.
<7> and another day to install a modem...
<15> hello
<5> cafuego: i dont doubt it but its not my computer...and there are the arguments that it works fine with out WEP key on the network or in Windows
<15> is there a way to put edubuntu over ubunt?
<10> Dhanish: Which driver is it using?
<5> cafuego: 128bit key works fine in windows
<0> whats the difference between the two?
<7> Matthew_W: i've had a damaged motherboard that rebooted everytime you pressed a key while directx was active (very specific)
<15> like you can put kubuntu over it
<3> am3r1ca: yes, reboot
<11> is there a way to set up virtual ram? to speed up my 64mb ram pc?
<8> crimsun: ok thanks
<13> macsat111: In Linux, it's called Swap Space.
<13> It has a partition of its own, at that.
<7> macsat111, virtual memory is enabled by default. it's what's slowing down your pc ;)
<11> haha
<11> ok haha
<11> but with a 64mb ram its proabaly helping
<13> Yeah, virtual memory is slower than physical memory.
<1> Megabyte; Well what can I do now? I don't really have the money to just buy a new CPU and new Mobo every time something goes wrong.
<7> Matthew_W: so... motherboard damage is very... weird
<1> Megabyte :(
<13> (Obviously)
<5> cafuego: Linux--wlan-ng packages were needed and its using prism2
<7> Matthew_W: try running a different OS... dos or win9x, for example
<6> razor-x megabyte : i think i need GUI in the server to move around easier
<7> Matthew_W, it could even be an ACPI misunderstanding :)
<13> etsb: You con go for a full-blown GUI, or less-potent ones.
<7> etsb: ok
<1> Megabyte; How would I fix that?
<6> razor-x megabyte : so for this type of install i still choose "server" installation ?
<6> razor-x megabyte : or normal install?
<16> How do fonts work?
<7> Matthew_W: hmm... you could try disabling ACPI... or resetting the bios?
<2> sorry I had to take care of the cat. Anyways gksudo it just a gui form of sudo. I thought you may have been typing things in wrong or something
<16> I redid all X stuff, it isn't an X problem, it's a font problem, but I don't know how fonts work
<1> Megabyte; Alright, I'll fiddle with the bios. Thanks.
<17> Thunderguy: do you mean "how do I add new fonts to Ubuntu?" or something different?
<16> I need to reconfigure my fonts
<13> etsb: You'll have to add more after install if you want a GUI, if you want everything with GUI and unneeded non-server tools (oriented for desktop use) just use a ``normal'' install.
<7> etsb: umm... normal install should be nice... can any ubuntu know-it-alls help out here?
<12> goto #edubuntu
<18> PWEB: Yes. edubuntu-desktop
<17> etsb: a server install will be command-line only, no Gnome or anything that needs graphics
<16> Madpilot: I tried to add a font a TTF font to Ubuntu, and it worked through the GUI application but it somehow messed up all my fonts, and X won't start because of it, and even after reinstalling all the X fonts, the X server, reconfiguring X and everything like I was told to do in here, it still doesn't work.
<12> no theres more to make it a terminal server
<17> !tell Thunderguy about fonts
<16> I need to manually fix the font problem
<6> razor-x megabyte : command line only ...scary .. i think i still need gui
<8> crimsun: still no sound, it told me to run "esd
<12> edubuntu runs well though hell of alot easier then it was setting up ltsp in debian
<6> razor-x megabyte : im not afraid of jumping in the pool but in the deep end straight...dont think so
<8> got errot
<8> pasted it
<6> i dont have the balls
<7> etsb: good choice :) my original suse 7.2 wouldn't boot the gui w/o a little config.... scary
<14> Hi Everyone -- Here's my problem: My Dell Inspiron with built in wireless is clearly sending and receiving packets as evidence by tcpdump running locally and a
<14> wireless sniffer. Unfortunately, the packets don't make it up to the application (except tcpdump). So if I ping, I get a host unreachable, if I try to get a dhcp lease, it is never accepted (though the request and the reply are both seen
<14> on the wire and in tcpdump). Any ideas why this might be happening?
<6> razor-x megabyte : so i'll do a normal install...but would it still be able to function as a server?
<7> etsb: sure... mine is doing the same thing
<7> http://megabyte.is-a-geek.net/shared/
<19> Hi there!
<6> megabyte : what does the http show?
<7> etsb: that's my computer... a list of files that i share for free
<7> etsb: just to show that my comp has a server in normal installation
<17> Megabyte: nice URL :P
<10> Is anyone using evdev for either keyboard or mouse in Xorg and experiencing gnome-control-center crashes?
<7> thanks :)
<20> Hi, what ip should i use when configuring WPA at my wireless router, is it the ip of the client which is connecting to the router or?
<21> anyone knows software like ms wrks that runs in ubuntu?
<22> dude what ddns service has got that ?
<6> megabyte : ic thats nice...
<23> Megabyte: you host xp serials, is that smart?
<7> _jason: oops... that's illegal, isn't it
<19> l0l
<24> its certainly useless
<24> who uses windows?
<25> When trying to install any app from source, I get the following message on ./configure: "checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables" any ideas?
<8> crimson: got sound !!!!
<7> _jason: uhhh... that's also my defaul download section. lol
<25> I'm on a completely fresh install
<14> Hi Everyone -- Here's my problem: My Dell Inspiron with built in wireless is clearly sending and receiving packets as evidence by tcpdump running locally and a
<14> wireless sniffer. Unfortunately, the packets don't make it up to the application (except tcpdump). So if I ping, I get a host unreachable, if I try to get a dhcp lease, it is never accepted (though the request and the reply are both seen
<14> on the wire and in tcpdump). Any ideas why this might be happening?
<18> madonk: You mean an office suite? OpenOffice.org2
<10> I'm fairly sure you're also not supposed to host HALO
<26> akcom, install build-essential
<7> well... this server isn't known
<21> nope.. i mean. i ned software like ms works..
<7> and that folder isn't accessible to people who don't know it
<24> madonk, wtf would anyone bother building ****?
<10> Megabyte: As of now, when it's in 500 people's iRC logs, it is.
<27> Megabyte; I restored all of the Failsafe defaults in the BIOS and so far so good.
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