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Comments:
<0> is there sth wrong with /usr/include/GL/glx.h ive tried compiling something and it complains about that file ..
<1> i tried that
<1> but it didnt work
<2> How can I install linux on a laptop that won't boot from the CDrom? Can I make a special partion to load linux to?
<1> i couldnt even resize it to make 10mb partition
<0> Codenut: boot from usb then
<3> ZeroGratiude: I find it a little dodgy, but QTParted has never failed me
<4> Warbo: how is it with resizing and moving partitions? i didn't have much luck, but didn't fight it much.
<5> the driver i just loaded also says "[permanent]". did the old driver get disabled ?
<2> Are there instructions on how to do that around?
<4> Codenut: is it networked?
<3> bobstro: I've only tried it on a hard-disk install (never live) and it said it couldn't apply changes because "disk is in use", well duh! (no, the marked partitions were not mounted :))
<1> warbo so how do i get qtparted
<5> or do i need to restart for the new driver to control the soundcard?
<4> Warbo: i use partition magic out of laziness and habit, or just nuke windows.
<2> Yes with a linux box and an XP box and another win98se box and I am running 98se on this box
<6> Can anyone help me with this? I have a file in my home directory with the text "HelloThereLooking" in it, yet "find | xargs grep HelloThereLooking &> /dev/null" fails to find it
<6> "
<3> bobstro: I just get out an old KNOPPIX CD and use QTParted. Besides, it lets me play xgalaga while I'm waiting
<7> WhatTheDeuce: why are you sending everything to /dev/null?
<6> _jason: I was told that that sends the errors to /dev/null
<4> WhatTheDeuce: try "find . -exec grep barf {} \;" perhaps?
<3> ZeroGratiude: I have QTParted on a KNOPPIX LiveCD, but that seems a bit overkill for 1 app. I don't know of any specially-made QTParted CDs though
<7> WhatTheDeuce: I think that sends errors and standard out, try replacing the & with a 2
<8> i live in washington state and am kindof wishing mt rainer would blow and take seattle with it
<9> Codenut, I heard liveusb is simply not available for ubuntu, can you do debian instead? debian installation docs explain how to to install from usb
<10> can anyone help me setup access to ntfs and fat drives ?
<11> ZeroGratiude, Warbo, Gparted is on the ubuntu liveCD
<7> ubotu: tell abou about ntfs
<6> _jason: Sorry...that was a typo. 2> doesn't work
<3> Flannel: precisely, but I find it doesn't work very well
<1> gparted doesnt work
<1> i cant get it to partition
<6> bobstro: What would I replace with my pattern in that?
<3> ZeroGratiude: What actually happened?
<2> I would rather get the cd from another machine on the network.
<12> hi
<13> cant get openoffice to run
<4> WhatTheDeuce: barf
<13> gives this error
<1> Okay well I am trying to install ubuntu but when i try to partition it wont let me it gives me a error saying that it could not make enough space, but i have 73g of free space on my harddrive
<13> /usr/lib/openoffice/program/javaldx: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<13> /usr/lib/openoffice/program/pagein: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<13> /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
<1> I have even tryed gparted before doing the installing and same error
<7> WhatTheDeuce: seems like it would work but I can't test right now, make sure you are in the rigth directory ($HOME) when you issue it
<4> WhatTheDeuce: "find <startpath> -exec grep <pattern> {} \;
<8> i hear wma files can be converted to a different format but havent figured out how to do it yet
<4> WhatTheDeuce: Just tested, works fine.
<3> ZeroGratiude: I am ***uming that the "free space" is tied up in an ntfs windows partition. What is the eroor given by gparted
<1> gimme a second
<13> and the dependencies are already installed
<14> Stupid question
<3> disinterested_pe: You can play them with an "xmms-wma" plugin and use XMMS's disk-writing output
<14> Installing new Dapper with desktop-i386 iso
<14> Letting it auto-resize the old Windows partition
<12> i've got two problems: 1. my english is bad wich will makes solving the second problem difficult 2. I just made my WLAN work, but now nothing nothing is working except IRC i can't even ping the router even though IRC works fine.
<14> Does "New partition size" mean
<14> "Size of new partition" (created with free space)
<14> or "New size of old partition" (that's being resized)
<8> ok ty warbo
<14> ?
<1> okat the error is "Failed to create enough free space"
<1> "Failed to create enough space for installation" i mean
<3> ZeroGratiude: Is that in GParted? Are you selecting your windows partition and resizing it?
<1> No matter what size it gives me the same error
<1> yes i am resizing the windows partition
<8> warbo theyre on dvd though will xmms play dvds?
<15> kristos, that file is in libstdc++6, which is a package I'd be extremely suprised was not installed.
<16> Hi. Trying to install initg per the initg directions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InitNG . It says download the two deb's here http://alioth.debian.org/projects/pkg-initng/ , but no files exist
<3> ZeroGratiude: Hmmm. I will install GParted to get the hang of the interface again........
<6> bobstro: How long should this take to work? Right now I'm running it, and it seems to be going extremely slowly
<17> I installed XGL, and it was spinning the cube all day. Then I just rebooted, and it seems like its gone, my nvidia drivers seem to load, I still see the flash screen. Is there any logs that I can look at to see what is happening? I do not get any errors..?
<3> disinterested_pe: If you can mount a DVD then XMMS can access the files
<13> nickrud the package is installed
<15> kristos, does /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 exist?
<13> dont know and cant figure what the problem is
<4> WhatTheDeuce: is it possible it's not matching? try a test with a pattern you know exists first.
<8> ok
<7> WhatTheDeuce: you are scanning all of the files in your $HOME, it could take quite a while
<3> disinterested_pe: XMMS WMA plugin is not in Ubuntu. You will have to find it on google ("xmms wma ubuntu" should work)
<4> WhatTheDeuce: i tested with "sudo find /etc/ -exec grep hostname {} \;"
<18> i have an AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3200+ ... should this be using the amd64-generic or amd64-k8 kernel?
<13> ls /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6 /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6
<6> bobstro: I know the pattern exists. It's taking about 30 seconds to search through each file though
<13> it exist im using the version for amd64
<8> ok
<19> how do I change permissions for a folder?
<4> WhatTheDeuce: should search at same rate "find . -print" does
<15> kristos, then I also dont know and cant figure what the problem is, especially with openoffice.
<20> Wyred: chmod
<21> Anyone know of a partition manager, other than qtparted?
<3> Wyred: "chmod [whateverpermissions] foldername"
<4> KuLover: cfdisk
<19> +x for a directory?
<22> is there native hfs+ support in dapper?
<4> KuLover: though more just partitioning, not much managing.
<3> Wyred: use "-R" to do the contents as well, and remember that "execute" permissions on a folder mean that you can open it
<23> KuLover: parted. gparted. fdisk.
<6> bobstro: Hmm...maybe it's just taking a long time searching through large binaries. Is there any way I could make it not search hidden folders?
<21> Thanks bobstro and krazykit!
<13> the last line of the error message says "** (process:14641): WARNING **: Unknown error forking main binary / abnormal early exit ..."
<4> er... yeah, but you're into "man find" i think
<15> kristos, you could file a bug against openoffice-core
<5> well i still don't have sound, but modprobe added a driver according to lsmod. how do i get rid of these drivers that don't work?
<1> Warbo did you figure out the problem yet?
<24> OpenOffice is nice
<5> i seem to now have the original drivers and the new one, if i am deciphering lsmod correctly
<15> kristos, that's the package that contains the file /usr/lib/openoffice/program/javaldx
<13> gavagai i had the same problem with my wifi card just added the name of the module that i didnt want to load to the blacklist
<4> WhatTheDeuce: hmm... not sure if you can use that elaborate a regexp in find
<25> Hi, I need to free some HDD-space and I want to uninstall KDE.
<26> hello everyone, anyone set up ejabberd? i followed every instruction out there and nothing...
<27> plop
<12> i've got two problems: 1. my english is bad wich will make solving the second problem difficult 2. I just made my WLAN work, it work for some minutes, but now nothing is working except IRC. I can't even ping the router even though IRC works fine. Isn't anyone able to help me or give a tip on what the problem could be?
<28> can you install programs while runnign live?
<3> ZeroGratiude: OK, I am resizing my /boot partition as an example (I don't use it anyway). You open GParted, click on your partition, click "Resize/Move" then drag the right over to the left a bit. Then go "Apply" and tell me what happens
<28> ***uming you have enough ram of course
<26> hello everyone, anyone set up ejabberd? i followed every instruction out there and nothing...
<25> Do I just have to remove all packeages listed on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingKDE ?
<4> WhatTheDeuce: so you mean files starting with ".", right?
<29> ZeroGratiude: after you defrag!!
<30> Hello. I was hoping to solicit some help installing Ubuntu on an iMac G3/233 (PPC)?
<6> bobstro: Yes.
<31> sewkdynee: if you remove libqt3-mt that should get rid of all of kde
<3> Wow, GParted still does it's "busy device" warning, but AFTER the resize so it is actually useful now :)
<25> spikeb, thanks, I'll try that
<1> okay
<1> it gives me a erro
<30> It has an 80 Gb HD I added to it.
<30> [8:16pm] eric: I have trouble getting into the second stage of the installation.
<30> 1st stage goes just fine - no errors.
<30> The computer ejects the CD and reboots.. OK so far.
<30> Then I get the 'boot:' prompt, to which I enter 'Linux'.
<3> ZeroGratiude: What exactly?
<30> I get this error: t comes back with /pci@800000000/mac-io@10/ide@200000/disk@0:3,/boot/vmlinux: Input/output error
<4> WhatTheDeuce: i think you'll be chaining find commands, but not sure. problem is, EVERYTHING it returns will start with "."!
<30> I have the exact same issue with YDL and Debian.
<30> I'm pretty sure the drive is OK because I can put OS X on it.
<30> I'm able to boot up Umbuntu live.
<30> You know, off the CD.
<1> its blank
<1> it just says error
<3> ZeroGratiude: If your filesystem is REALLY fragmented then defraging it in windows may help
<1> its not
<1> i alrdy did
<1> it windows
<1> i checked
<3> ZeroGratiude: hmmm....
<1> and it says does not need to defrag
<1> and i see alot of white space to the right
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