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Comments:
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: as much as your RAM to be safe
<1> tritium: couldnt it be the pse issue?
<2> is nvidia-glx all i need for NV5200
<0> danjah: did you follow the wiki page?
<3> well, do (with root) nvidia-glx-config enable
<4> tritium: 2GB
<0> !tell danjah about nvidia
<5> Panda-: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
<4> tritium: is it:
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: okay, then
<4> tritium: jesus..
<6> pardon: it is possible tu setup 2nd monitor on dapper?
<4> tritium: are u sure
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: yes
<5> Panda-: the first line probably says blahblah cdrom blahblah
<3> mlanc: yes
<7> how can I install ubuntu 6.06 without loading 'live'
<3> give me a sec and ill give you a link
<5> Panda-: put a # at the beginning of that line
<1> tritium: isnt the swsuspend included in the dapper kernel swsusp 1?
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: state gets saved to the swap partition in hibernate
<4> tritium: people told me that 512 would be enough
<7> I mean install it though a text user interface
<0> _roman_: I'm not familiar with the pse issue
<8> hyphenated; i'll try, thanks
<1> ok
<6> i use gnome, what i can do for 2nd monitor?
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: they weren't thinking about hibernating
<9> ubuntunewbieuser: ram + swap in use gets compressed - so 512 might be enough, maybe
<5> Panda-: afterward, you need to tell it to update again before trying to install amsn
<1> tritium: is there a hardware db somewhere where i can find if other people had sucess using hibernate on epia boards with ubuntu?
<10> danjh - and nvidia-settings also?
<3> mlanc: monitors are dealt with by X
<0> !hardware
<11> somebody said hardware was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
<9> _roman_: check the laptop pages
<4> Frogzoo: so with 512mb of ram i will be able to hibernate, right
<9> !laptop
<11> I heard laptop is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesLaptops or http://www.linux-laptop.net/ or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam, or tuxmobil.org
<1> or do you know of a way to get swsusp2 running on dapper?
<2> X configuration has been altered : X configuration has been altered
<1> Frogzoo: where are they?
<9> ubuntunewbieuser: depends entirely on how much memory is in use at the time
<12> Hello every
<13> hello all
<9> _roman_: look up ^^^
<6> using kde is much easier to setup 2nd monitor!
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: you can't guarantee that 512 is enough
<13> I'm having trouble with gDesklets....
<1> Frogzoo: nice bot
<4> tritium: what about 1gb:
<12> i wanna ask a question that what is ubuntu-desktop
<3> danjah: did it change the xorg.conf
<9> !botsnack
<11> thanks frogzoo :)
<0> Cyborg: a meta-package for the default gnome desktop env. in ubuntu
<1> Frogzoo: the problem is its not laptop its an epia board
<2> raptros-v76: script couldnot proceed
<14> ubuntunewbieuser: As people have said, if you want to be safe, use 2 GB for swap... (You probably have enough disk space for that not to be an issue anyway.)
<9> _roman_: ah, my bad
<15> do you guys know of any program like KeyNote (http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html) for Linux? it's basically for keeping many notes, hierarchically organized, RTF editor, etc.
<0> danfg: Tomboy
<9> !hardware
<11> somebody said hardware was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
<3> danjah: shoot. give me a sec
<16> hi! I've got two soundcards in my computer and i am wondering about how to set the good one as default in esd and alsa
<2> raptros-v76: Thanks
<0> danjah: how are you setting up nvidia? with ubuntu package, I hope?
<2> yeah, synaptic
<9> lerelele: sys -> prefs -> sound -> default sound card
<17> hi
<0> danjah: where are you running into problems?
<16> Frogzoo: that only works in esd and in the user session
<17> i am looking for help with SMB share...
<18> Question is there an oss replacement for jira?
<19> Warbo: www.serverelements.com/ The product is NASLite, its like a live floppy that makes your machine a file server
<4> tritium: at the moment that i would like to hibernate i just need to make sure that im note using more that 1gb of ram to be safe right?
<1> Frogzoo: no docs / sad but ture / though dapper really rocks on via epia - the dri and mpeg2 accelleration work out of the box - something i didnt get running on debian in weeks...
<15> tritium: awesome, thanks :)
<17> i want to share the folder /media/shares... ok ive done this, but where can i set which user must be entered to access this folder?
<3> danjah: open up your xorg.conf so you can edit it
<4> hawk: i think it is too much
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: are you hard drive space constrained?
<4> tritium: ya
<17> with user i mean username+p***word on remote machine to access folder
<20> ola
<15> tom1502: how are you sharing it?
<2> (I would like to install the driver from nvidia website, like i have done with a million linux flavours, the problem is now with the gcc 4, because the nvidia kernel won't install with it, i want to remove it without taking away the dependancies
<19> Warbo: I want to mount it so I can hopefully teak things, namely the gateway.
<15> inma: oi
<1> well anyone git an idea on how to install swsusp2 on dapper - couldnt find docs concerning this eiather
<17> danfg, how? SMB
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: again, one cannot predict exactly, so I will give you no guarantees
<21> danfg, why not jus downgrade gcc?
<0> _roman_: what makes you think it's not already using it?
<2> raptros-v76: yep
<3> mlanc: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NvidiaTVOut
<15> tom1502: look into smb configuration for authentication
<22> danjah: tried the driver from universe?
<15> Sub: ??
<17> danfg where do i find this
<4> tritium: could i predict it exactly just by checking how much of ram im using before try to hibernate?
<0> danjah: you _don't_ want to use an nvidia download when there's an ubuntu package...
<21> danfg, why does it not like gcc4?
<0> ubuntunewbieuser: maybe
<2> ohh sorry, have always done it the nvidia way with other distros
<1> tritium: http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/utils/hibernate - sazs susp2 needs a seperate kernel patch - its not stable so its ok thats not included in the standard kernel
<3> ok now check the section "module". does it say Load "glx" and Load "nvidia"
<0> danjah: yeah, but this way, you'll have the nvidia stuff under proper package management
<15> tom1502: www.samba.org, also, ask in #samba
<23> dvd isn't in any of the official repos? should I use seveas?
<0> _roman_: don't use that hibernate package
<15> Sub: no idea what you're talking about, wrong person
<0> _roman_: hibernate is built into the kernel
<2> (misses yum)
<17> danfg, ok there is no caonfiguration gui?
<1> tritium: why?
<22> hastesavers: go look at PLF repos
<0> _roman_: hibernate is built into the kernel
<24> tritium: found this: AUDIT: Thu Jun 8 19:49:15 2006: 7953 X: client 2 rejected from local host
<4> tritium: i will just use it to program and browse the web.. i wont use 2gb of ram so i think 1gb will be enough
<3> danjah: then for the section "Device" make sure the driver is nvidia
<25> ubuntulog: you can do free -m, but you really should have 2gigs of swap for 2 gigs of ram for safe hibernation, as far as i know
<1> tritium: well but it does not work on via epia
<25> errrr
<1> so ill have to install susp2
<0> TokenBad: hmm, you have two instances running?
<25> ubuntunewbieuser: ^^
<4> Spec: ?
<26> My apps under wine run really slow, is there a way to fix this..?
<15> tom1502: i'm no ubuntu expert, there might be one, but i don't think so afaik
<25> ubuntunewbieuser: you can do free -m, but you really should have 2gigs of swap for 2 gigs of ram for safe hibernation, as far as i know
<25> ubuntunewbieuser: free -m shows your memory usage
<27> I solved the adobe reader problem with firefox and mozplugger
<22> kholerabbi: find out about using windows 98's files in wine
<22> or else just dual boot windows and ubuntu
<1> tritium: most cpus have a feature called pse that supend in the standard kernel relies on - but it does not exit on via cpus
<26> ..My wine is setup to run xp?
<3> danjah: im not sure what this does, but: Option "NvAGP" "1"
<24> tritium: shouldn't...unless it is doing the other instances when it does the restarts
<28> how do i load nvidia drivers right after install?
<2> raptros-v76: there is no "nvidia" however "glx" exists in "modules"
<29> I needs docs on building a ubuntu mirror
<28> gui doesnt work
<19> <17>check out ubuntuguide.org, I don't normally recommend them, but i recall some good directions for what you want to do
<22> kholerabbi: i vaguely remembered that wine can use the original windows 98 files to run it
<0> !tell ube about nvidia
<14> No one here who knows if the Maintainer field in Ubuntu packages should be correct (not thinking about universe here) or if it is for some reason kept intact from the original Debian packages?
<3> yeah, well, you do have the linux restricted modules installed package installed, right?
<4> Spec: what do u think about it? do u agree that 1gb of swap will be enough?
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