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<0> ;x
<1> lol
<2> hello, can someone help me mount my USB hd so that I can write to it?
<1> jdmpike: what file system?
<3> jdmpike: do you know what filesystem it uses?
<2> whenever I plug it in it mounts as read only
<4> topyli: OK. I went to /Apps/gnome_settings_daemon/
<5> probably fat
<2> how can I find that out?
<3> Sounds like NTFS to me...
<4> I see here three sub sections: 'editor', 'keybindings' and 'screensaver'
<6> Is there a script that gets executed on every gnome login?
<4> topyli: what to do here?
<1> jdmpike: what did you install on it?
<2> it just has a bunch of files
<2> it is probably fat
<1> !fat32
<7> Download and run http://www.ubuntulinux.nl/files/diskmounter to make your windows or mac partitions mount automatically. If you wish to set it up yourself by hand, read: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
<6> Don't know if that happens to .bashrc, so I'm asking...
<1> try that
<2> it can see the files and mount them - it just does them in read only
<8> hey guys, I want to turn one ubuntu-box into a router and got inet on eth0 and LAN on eth1, do I need "route" to get the LAN connected to the internet or something else?
<2> so I can move/delete thing
<1> jdmpike: if its ntfs it wont let you write to them only read
<2> oh snap...
<2> gnomefreak, how can I see what file system it is?
<2> I don't think that is the case though, I think I added files to it before...
<1> jdmpike: system>admin>disks
<9> [D-Tail]: i have no idea. if gnome startup fails, i'd start purging my .ICE authority files, as well as .xauthority, from the home dir and /tmp
<10> moin
<9> [D-Tail]: while not in X
<1> jdmpike: either way its a good idea if you are going to write to it to follow that link
<5> topyli good suggestions
<4> topyli: I'll try that.
<2> crap, it is NTFS!
<2> damn
<5> you could also try creating new xorg with sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
<4> where do I find those ICE files?
<5> they are hidden
<1> home folder hidden
<5> in the home directory
<11> erm, whats with all the GTK1 programs in ubuntu?
<9> [D-Tail]: and whatever files you own in /tmp
<12> hey folks, is it safe to install kubuntu from synaptic on ubuntu?
<1> sebastian: yes
<11> sebastian, yes, sudo apt-get install kde kdm
<1> or sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop :)
<4> topyli: 'cd /tmp/' and 'rm -r *' ?
<9> captainredbeard: nothing, they work fine
<4> as in, flush the whole TMP dir?
<9> [D-Tail]: you can only delete what you own
<1> !xhang
<7> What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, gnomefreak
<5> that is not a safe method d tail
<5> its better to delete the sub directories one at a time
<4> owner: then what *is* safe about deleting stuff..?
<4> ah ;-)
<9> [D-Tail]: and you don't want to delete system files, or other users' files anyway
<1> !xhangs
<7> If the GUI hangs after logging in, use <ctrl><alt><f1> to switch to text mode. Log in and do: rm .{X,ICE}authority
<4> don't worry, I'm the only user here ^_^
<12> I am installing kubuntu-desktop from synaptic...should be allright i think:}
<1> sebastian: will be fine
<4> but OK, I'll try to remove the .X things...
<9> [D-Tail]: delete some system files, and you have zero users :)
<12> cool
<5> d tail always careful with the * and rm combined
<4> is a 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop' enough to start width?
<4> -d, somewhere
<9> [D-Tail]: in /tmp, ls -l and see what you own
<4> ok.
<1> psssssssst it tells you how to do it ^^^^
<11> topyli, they look ugly and primative, not exactly the stuff that would entice windows users, I've had to recompile vlc, audacity and mplayer already
<9> [D-Tail]: it's enough to get out of gnome
<9> captainredbeard: yes they do look bad
<4> I'll try it and be right back!
<4> thanks in advance ^_^
<1> other than crashing it doesnt do a thing
<4> I'm back... the problem persists T_T
<4> the detailed error message I get (in some error window) is like this: "Child process did not give an error message, unknown failure occurred"
<4> this is what I keep getting for a long time already....
<4> topyli: any other suggestions?
<13> Are there any good live CDs that are also installable that are based on Ubuntu?
<9> [D-Tail]: sounds like a windows error message :)
<14> how can i empty the apt-get cache?
<9> "error 8372749: unknown error. please reinstall windows"
<1> mandavi: sudo apt-get clean
<4> topyli: it sure does ^_^
<13> I'd like a knoppix/kanotix style live CD but based on ubuntu
<14> gnomefreak, does it empty itself from time to time?
<5> danboid there are a few distros based on ubuntu
<9> [D-Tail]: try renaming your ~/.gconf and .gconf.d directories, cleaning the .ICE auth files and /tmp. then at least you should get into gnome cleanly
<9> [D-Tail]: again, outside a gnome session
<4> Ok, that's what I was about to ask ^_^
<4> logging off already... o_O
<5> if he does it in gnome he will experience weirdness until he logs out and in again
<5> but it does work
<4> well - safety first
<4> be right back ^_^
<1> you have got to love when someone forgets to throw arg in a source code :(
<15> ufff
<15> stupid noip
<16> t.t
<15> somebody know some sistem non complicate
<15> for update my host
<13> Has xgl and compiz been packages for ubuntu yet?
<5> !it
<7> Vai su #ubuntu-it o su #kubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
<15> i have host on dyndns.org
<15> and i must update manually the host
<15> for update the host i must login in www.dydns.org
<15> but no-ip site do not support my host
<15> wbn.ath.cx
<13> Anybody tried Xgl and compiz under Ubuntu?
<17> AnsiC: there might be a client for dyndns also
<9> robotgeek: ez-ipupdate
<9> AnsiC: ^
<17> thanks topyli :)
<4> topyli: arfness...
<15> i has a client for dyndns.org but after some time stop work
<4> it all works again, but now I have the ultra-ugly ubuntu human default theme
<17> [D-Tail]: it's very easy on the eyes :)
<4> I reckon it's just a matter of putting all my theme settings in place once again?
<5> with theme manager its easy to install
<4> robotgeek: you may be right - I just dislike the theme. Clearlooks is IMHO much better...
<5> yeah the brown gets depressing
<5> clearlooks is great
<4> but OK, since my issue is solved, I'll put all my theme stuff back to where it was; hoping that I'll be able to reconfig it the way I had it ;-)
<9> [D-Tail]: yes, you just reversed all your modifications. anyway, now we know whom to blame: you :)
<4> topyli: so it seems ;-)
<4> thanks a lot dudes. I worship you.
<9> [D-Tail]: i'm not sure which parts of the config you could safely just copy back
<9> [D-Tail]: personally i'd just redo my customization
<4> fortunately it's just the theme that's gone lost, so I guess I'll be finished quickly.
<1> anyone playing on the launchpad site by chance?
<4> topyli: that's what I'm going to do.
<5> why do you need to copy any configs?
<4> But hey, thanks man! you've been most helpful ^_^
<5> install tar files with theme manager
<4> I'm off now for some errands I have to run.
<4> Thanks again and see you the next time! ^_^
<1> is there a default packagename that can be used when nothing else works?
<18> hi
<15> some good system for update my host that i have on dyndns.org ?
<15> please not nuclear system
<15> no something like quantistic meccanic
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