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<0> xgodsoul, he is trying to download the os
<1> sivik, synaptic is a gui front end to apt-get. they both use the same repositories
<2> linux_user400354: 'sudo apt-get install imagemagick' to get import.
<3> i tried changing device.map to point to the /dev/mapper/nvidia_whatever and that didnt work either
<4> were is grub installed Lord_Pall?
<5> sivik, okay :D you seem to be handling that :)
<0> linux_user400354, yeah, apt-cache search import
<5> sivik, Just trying to help people just like you've done for me ;)
<1> randolfcarter, thanks
<3> there are 3 drives. 2 running in raid 0, 1 running solo. Grub and ubuntu are on the solo drive
<3> windows is on the raid 0 drive(s)
<3> grub is trying to boot windows off of the solo drive when it should be booting off of the raid drive
<0> xgodsoul, thats cool, i was just telling you that i was handling it
<0> !import
<6> Sivik: What? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<5> sivik, :D
<7> Sivik: every time i browse the net. is there also a folder here that also stores like the temporary files of the internet like the windows had??
<5> harry, that's browser dependant
<0> harry: not sure
<0> harry: i have never cared
<8> Some browsers cache it in an embedded database even
<9> harry: might be easier to clear it via the browser
<1> does anyone use irssi ?
<5> and technically, yes there is a *cache* in every browser, but the time before deletion is browser depend too
<8> file based storage... so old school
<9> linux_user400354: yep
<3> testing something to see if menu.lst is what i should be changing
<0> Flannel: yes
<7> xgodsoul: coz wheni'm using windows i always go to the temp folder and delete everything and also the temporary folder??
<4> Loard_Pall whats in /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
<10> hi again
<2> harry: if you're using Firefox, use the 'Clear Private Data' menu item
<0> harry: it shouldn't be a problem with linux
<0> edneymatias, whatca need
<5> harry, If you're using Firefox, there's a button that does that for you
<2> harry: it's in Tools
<11> and the ubuntu logo next to a pakg what does in mean in synapti
<3> mky - looks like the grubb.conf syntax
<3> in fact
<3> it's what grub is using to build the menu
<3> just verified
<5> damn! randolphcarter told you before me :D
<2> xgodsoul: :P
<7> xgodsoul: ok i get it now. thanks
<5> its NP :)
<3> so that's what I have instead of a grubb.conf
<9> boricua: it's fully supported by ubuntu
<12> Here's my problem. When I click on the download link for the Desktop CD it downloads an .iso file. I have no clue what to do with that.
<3> Now how do I change it so that it boots to the proper drive?
<0> !grub
<6> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
<0> Lord_Pall, try reading what ubotu says
<4> I'm not really sure about it but it seems like that what you need to edit........
<11> !synaptic
<6> synaptic is, like, totally, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SynapticHowto
<5> .ISO file is a CD image...
<9> Lord_Pall: there's a "default" entry, you change that number
<13> is postfix server install just for sending mail?
<0> !tell Lord_Pall about grub
<1> does x fowarding in ssh work with cgywin?
<14> thanks guys... don't know how well the printer is working (dried out ink) but installing the gnome-cups-manager and making a change in the bios to EPP it seems that my printer is working (and in hindsight I didn't need to dl the canon ppd file as ubuntu draper drake apparently had it already
<15> you burn .iso files as an .iso image
<3> does that howto cover raid drives?
<15> and then pop them in your cd drive and reboot
<3> or from grubs standpoint, they're just another drive?
<9> linux_user400354: believe it should
<3> since so far everything else with ubuntu has raiseed hell with the raid part.. heh
<5> you can mount them too :) (.iso files i mean)
<12> Ahhh, I haven't rebooted. Let me try that.
<12> Thanks
<0> !raid
<6> hmm... raid is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RaidConfigurationHowto
<5> but for a OS cd. better burning :D
<12> I did burn it
<3> ubotu I dont need to configure them, but just get grub to boot off of it
<6> Lord_Pall: I'm sorry, i don't know what you're talking about
<0> !tell Lord_Pall about raid
<12> But my computer doesn't know what to do with an .iso file
<16> hi there
<0> becalyn, are you in windows?
<2> becalyn: are you using Windows or Ubuntu right now?
<12> RandolphCarter, Windows
<9> becalyn: so, you burned it as an image, right? not just burning the iso file to a disk
<2> becalyn: do you have anything like Nero or Alcohol 120% installed?
<0> becalyn, go download nero and use it to burn that os
<4> Lord_Pally you should see what linux refers to the drives if you do a "cat /etc/fstab"
<12> lol I don't have anything at the moment hardly. Had to replace my hard drive today.
<17> becalyn: ouch
<3> so the windows raid isn't mapped
<2> becalyn: ack :/ you'll need to get something you can write it to a disk with - Nero can do that ("Burn Image")
<3> so it doesn't show up
<3> with cat /fstab
<5> hehehehehe :D i like linux :) when you are on windows you must like download an evaluation version of alcohol 120%, of Nero... bla bla... when you open linux, you open synaptics and POOF everything you want is there --- FREE :D
<3> i can see them if i do dmraid -ay
<18> Hm, vim7 isn't coming to Dapper? :)
<12> So I don't want to just burn it to a CD, I have to burn it as an image?
<2> daxxar: danger, will robinson. hopefully dapper+1
<19> xgodsoul: you can burn images using nautilus....already installed :P
<9> becalyn: right. you extract the iso to the CD.
<20> !timetable
<6> Ubuntu uses a strict timetable for releases, which means that sometimes newly released programs miss the timetable. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases for more.
<5> orbin, hehe exacly :) but I meant every utility you need ;)
<12> Flannel, ok. Not something I've done before but I'm sure I can figure it out. If not, I'll be back. lol
<12> Thanks
<18> Okay, so I have to hope someone backports vim7 to Dapper? ;D
<21> i thought i updated 5.10 to dapper. after checking with lsb_release -a - im still on 5.10
<5> but... perhaps just .. games a lacking ... but I like wine :D
<2> daxxar: check it out and checkinstall it if you want I guess *runs to do this now*
<22> dude... synaptics is the sheeit
<22> i still cant get DRI to work though
<23> Is there a way to make a fat32 partition on a hdd using ubuntu?
<9> becalyn: most burning software things know how to deal with isos, of course, you might have to do some odd menu things to get there
<22> JuGhEaD, why?
<9> JuGhEaD: of course
<22> lol
<5> hehe :)
<22> no i'm actually probably going to soon too
<23> I have some free space I would like to rad/write to using windows and linux
<12> Flannel, I burned it with Windows built-in copier. It apparently didn't burn it as an image.
<21> agrh... i think the kernel updated but im still on breezy
<3> dammit. these docs don't cover how to point grub to boot windows
<5> me too I don't see the utility of a FAT32 on linux.. but.. hey :) if it makes you happy! :)
<23> I have XP pro and the only thing i can do in it is format it as ntfs
<3> mostly how to NOT boot windows :)
<24> My laptop died because of the battery. When I restarted it, it wanted to check the drive because it had been mounted 30 times without check. It finds an error about Multy-claimed blocks. Then it wants to run fsck or reboot. Wen running fsck it allows me to put in the root p***word or restart(Control-D). I don't remember what the root p***word is, and it won't let me byp*** it so I can log in and reset it... What do I do???
<21> JuGhEaD, fat32 can only be ~30gig
<2> Lord_Pall: there's an example in /boot/grub/menu.lst
<5> lord_pall... wait I'll tell you what I have in my menu.lst for windows
<25> yo guys
<23> oh
<21> JuGhEaD, make a partition 30gig then you can make it fat32
<26> XVampireX: hey
<3> xgod do you run windows off of a raid drive?
<27> hey
<9> !tell Lord_Pall about dualboot
<23> is fat32 the only one that linux and windows can read and write to
<21> yeah
<4> Lord_Pally, wish I knew more.... lol you could use ntloader to boot grub
<9> JuGhEaD: there is a way to allow windows to read ext3
<27> kbrooks: Wanted something?
<21> Flannel, ive found the windows ext3 drivers to be buggy
<3> gah
<3> dual loaders make me sad
<5> Lord_Pall, nop... from the same HDD.. but you've asked for the windows links from grub, no?
<26> XVampireX: some news. i just implementerd pastebin functionality for orwell 0.2.
<17> trippy: Considering what they are attempting to do, it is impressive that they do anything :)
<21> how do i update to dapper? gksudo "update-manager"
<21> ?
<3> xgod - i have the windows links. They're pointed to the wrong drive
<4> especially with rail
<3> that's the problem
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