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<0> hi i upgraded from hoary to breezy on my laptop, switched from xfree to xorg and am trying to get 3daccel working and also to get external monitors working. any help appreciated :]
<1> _jason, haven't tried them. didn't know they were there, but if i don't fix the broken ones, i can't do anything from the repos
<2> _jason: Thx for helping
<3> archis: np, didn't really help
<4> Pure curiosity question: Is it possible to check how many total packages are available with the repos I have enabled?
<5> so how do i ***es my cups ?
<5> asess
<6> use the gnome printer config tool - is the 'reccomended' way -
<3> archis: I think gnome's mentality is it will find the best place for the window to open
<3> which of course is generally wrong
<0> that wouldn't be gnome, it would be metacity.
<7> ok.. been googling over an hour now.. anyone present now thats seen handy howto out there on net-booting old laptops using an intel pro/100 etherexpress mobile card perchance?..
<2> _jason: interesting approach
<6> varsendagger, the forums/wikis mention what to do to enable full access to the printers with the cups web interface. if thats wyat you want.
<8> somw one know how to config a BCM4303 802.11b Wireless LAN
<3> wastrel: right
<9> why my s3prosavageDDR report fps around 70 !!! only
<0> metacity = oversimplified
<2> but probably not ideal. I just want it to do it my way
<4> wastrel: What do you think would be better?
<7> sadly im either stumbling into 3million hits or 1 with me keywords thusfar.. but no clarity .. any feedback appreciated
<3> wastrel: do you know of a better alternative?
<10> I have a program that creates this output: http://dabar.selfip.org/perl/cgi.pl
<0> no
<10> Why does it output as plain text, and not as a web page?
<2> _jason: I'm just starting out w/ ubuntu, gnome
<5> no now i can't print at all, i changed something in cups and now its not working
<11> I'm currently running breezy, but I need to run lighttpd, which is only on dapper. Is there somewhere some guidelines for a smooth upgrade process from breezy to dapper?
<2> how does devilspie come into the picture?
<1> so?
<9> how to get "direct rendering =yes" with S3ProsavageDDR
<7> goal is to find net boot setup to install ubuntu's baby cousin damnsmalllinux on stack of old old toughbook cf-25's with non cdrom bootable bios'
<7> thanks
<12> Obviously I am asking the wrong question. How do you build and install new drivers?
<0> dbernar1: you need two blank lines between the content-type header and the content
<1> lazyM0m3nt, if you find it out can you tell me?
<0> dbernar1: iirc, it's been a few years
<10> wastrel: no, just one blank line
<3> archis: it let's you set a bunch of rules on what ahppens to windows when they open. Like I have gaim always open in a particular spot. You can make the automatically show up on all workspaces...
<9> Umm
<10> thanks tho.
<9> i dont know
<6> N6pfk, unpack the source, and normally ./configure, make, sudo make install
<9> how to get "direct rendering =yes" with S3ProsavageDDR ??? can it possible?
<12> There is no configure shell.
<1> please i've been finding that answer for 2 days or so
<3> archis: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=98071, read the links at the bottom of the first post to get an idea of how it works
<2> _jason: cool, Iooks like that would be the functionality I'm looking for. So I'll check it out.
<2> Thx again
<13> tech9iner : is the intelpro/100 pxe?
<1> _jason, can you help me?
<14> tech9iner do they have cdrom drives that you might be able to boot a floppy and install from cd ?
<7> peej: ty mate.. hmm.. dunno ?.. its the mbla1600 intel
<3> jose: sorry, I don't know anything about the savage driver
<0> dbernar1: in that case, prolly some mime-type problem in the server config
<10> OK, I am on it.
<7> Agent_bob: nada.. no floppy drives came w the stack
<13> tech9iner: in bios do have have a boot from network option?
<7> only cdroms for 'em
<15> Does anybody know about Oracle on Ubuntu?
<1> not about that, but how can i remove the package?
<7> hmm lemme reboot n check bios peej ty
<0> apt-get remove <packagename>
<1> it doesn't work
<0> or apt-get --purge remove <packagename>
<14> tech9iner loadlin to kick off the boot process from hdd and install from cd (***uming they have a cd)
<9> What the Hell w/ savage driver! i found that my friend's rivaTnT can run better
<12> if I do a make in the /usr/src/module/lirc/ directory I get "/usr/src/linux/2.6.12i686/build: No such file or directory."?
<1> wastrel, it says the package is in a bad state or inconsistent. you must reinstall it before trying to uninstall it.
<7> no obvious netboot refs in bios peej ..
<16> Why is it that when i move a window around the screen, i see a long drag of where the window has traveled. how do i fix this. I have an ATI radeon 9800 128mb
<17> how do i install nvidia drivers?
<7> loadlin eh Agent_bob .. ty.. ill google it up.. appreciate the suggestions
<0> jose: apt-get install <packagename> or use the --force-yes flag
<3> ubotu: tell hayden about nvidia
<18> Hey, I just installed the sensors with lmsensors according to the wiki, and for some reason the sensor labeled CPU is not my CPU but my central temp. CPU is actually temp1, is there a way to change the label?
<13> techn9iner. Oh dear. Else you could just have used knoppix to netboot it - pretty much a no-brainer.
<4> Aw, the factoid I was looking for was forgotten.
<1> wastrel, it still says the package is in a bad state or inconsistent. you must reinstall it before trying to uninstall it.
<18> Oh, and a general question, is there a way to execute multiple commands on one line?
<4> matthew_w: command1 && command2
<13> tech9iner: like agent bob suggests: loadlin will probably do it. This is a win98 system?
<18> Or, foo; foo
<17> i didnt get a msg from ubotu :S
<3> jose: have you tried apt-get install --reinstall ?
<7> w95
<1> yes
<9> why my samba cant find anything on ny network
<18> tonyyarusso; this seemed to work for me .. $> echo hello; echo world
<0> jose: did you use the --force-yes flag?
<4> matthew_w: I've heard that too; don't know the difference.
<19> does anyone know how to manually install firefox themes or atleast the directory i put them in to have them be recognized by firefox?
<1> yes
<0> dunno then :]
<13> tech9iner: kewl. loadlin will do it. RTFM.
<3> jose: sounds like you are going to need to delve into man apt-get or wait for some apt-get gurus to show up
<18> tonyyarusso; ah, the ; waits for the first command to finish.
<14> matthew_w 1 && 2 will exec 2 only if 1 completes without error 3 || 4 will exec 4 only if 3 completes with error 5 ; 6 will exec 6 when 5 finishes.
<1> when trying to use install --reinstall it says: Package s3savage-driver needs to be reinstalled but i can't find a file for it
<18> Agent_bob; very comprehensive, thanks.
<20> !gaim
<21> I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Grazer
<1> oh....
<3> jose: did you install it with that .deb before?
<14> matthew_w for more man bash
<22> hello all
<1> no
<18> What is a dangerously high temperature for an AMD athlon 1800+ with several (5?) fans and a very haughty heatsink?
<1> _jason, it was the first time i installed that package
<3> jose: how did it get installed?
<23> ubuntuking: hello his majesty :)
<24> matthew_w: dangerously or strangely?
<18> cafuego; give me them both, strangely, then dangerously, respectively.
<24> matthew_w: The 1800+ is the original thoroghbred range innit? They get _really_ hot.
<7> aye n thank ye muchly Agent_bob n peej for your input mates.. should save me lotsa time here.. been having to rip these cf-25 toughbooks hdds out and drop 'em in their big bro cf-27's with cd bootable bios'.. install damnsmalllinux.. then drop em back.. was hoping to find 'netway' of same.. appeciate it me handy mates..
<22> omac, lol
<4> Can I make apt-cache search return results for term1 OR term2, instead of needing to match both?
<23> ;)
<1> sudo dpkg s3savage-driver_1.1.23t-1_i386.deb
<22> hello kingdom
<24> matthew_w: strangely would be 40, dangerously probably 60-70C (under load)
<18> cafuego; If we're talking celsius, I don't think 40 is strange at all. It has run at 35 minimum since I've owned it.
<3> tonyyarusso: 'term1|term2'
<18> cafuego; it's gone as high as 60 under extreme load, and in the summer
<22> hello ubuntuans
<24> matthew_w: Well, it depends on the ambient temp.
<14> tempC(40) = tempF(104) F
<4> _jason: Thanks.
<1> _jason, any ideas?
<14> call that hot ?
<24> matthew_w: 60C under load is probably not too bad for a thoroughbred.
<3> jose: idea: try 'dpkg -r blah.deb' and see what errors you get then
<18> In a general sense, where should I set my alarm to kill all processes and shut down my computer
<24> matthew_w: 70C probably.
<4> cafuego: acpi -AV returns Thermal 1: ok, 48.0 C for me; does that fall in your 'strangely' category or are they different things?
<18> cafuego; because my computer is NEVER off. So, I figure if I go to bed and it goes way up for some reason, I want to stop it.
<18> tonyyarusso; which kind of processor?
<4> matthew_w: Pentium M something, 1.86Ghz.
<24> tonyyarusso: Depends on the cpu. Mind for instance idles at ambient + 10 C without fan.
<18> AMD New; normal. AMD old; perfectly normal, low in fact. Intel; High-Normal
<1> _jason, the package is in bad state or inconsistent - you must reinstall it before trying to uninstall it
<18> cafuego; ... are you sure?
<3> jose: have you tried googling that error?
<18> cafuego; How is that even possible? 10 C is 8 degrees below room temperature.
<1> yes.
<24> matthew_w: I'm always sure. What in particular are we talking about here? ;-)
<24> matthew_w: ambient + 10
<18> cafuego; oh!
<10> wastrel: what I did was change the extension on that file to .cgi, and move it to the cgi-bin folder.
<18> cafuego; intel?
<1> lots of italian forums with the same error but no solution
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