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<0> easybuntu?
<1> err
<2> I have
<1> !flash
<3> Installation & troubleshooting for Flash is covered in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<2> sort of
<1> works fine
<4> !easyubuntu
<3> EasyUbuntu is a script that automates installation of some items. It may break your system, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDocumentation instead. For help with and discussion of easyubuntu please join #easyubuntu.
<2> but I use swift fox
<5> troy_s: http://pastebin.ca/64085
<6> bdmp: danke
<6> bdmp: remove line 17
<6> bdmp: and presto.
<7> evening.
<4> tylerofl, http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/
<8> it didn't break my system
<6> bdmp: oops, and 19
<9> how can i make firefox open torrent links with azureus?
<8> just installed everything I needed, heh
<6> bdmp: http://pastebin.ca/64086
<8> you may have to browse to /usr/bin/azureus
<9> thnx
<5> then restart the comp troy_s ?
<6> bdmp nope
<6> just do a network restart
<10> Everyone should check out http://alpha.qunu.com/index.html
<6> bdmp: as in "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart"
<10> system for providing and receiving support within the community
<9> =( azureus dialogs that show in the bottom right wont go away when i click hide
<5> I restarted the comp before you replied, sorry
<6> ijeffx: cool
<6> bdmp: silly windows habit
<11> hello
<5> it works a lot in linux when you don't know the right command.
<11> how do you find out if your running dapper or breezy?
<6> bdmp: indeed. but learning the correct command helps speed stuff up and help others. but i can't blame you :)
<12> hI need help with vnc please. http://pastebin.ca/64088
<6> uxp: if a uname -r shows 2.6.15-## you are on dapper.
<13> uXp: Which one did you download? :P
<11> ubuntu
<13> -..-;
<11> but yea i think im on the 2.6.15
<11> thx
<11> is there a way top backup ubuntu incase of a messing up?
<6> uxp: also system about should show you the ubuntu version
<11> yea thx
<14> is it possible to change the resolution of ubuntu's boot screen?
<11> im on windows right now so i was jw
<15> uXp, you can back up a whole partition if you want to...
<6> uxp: all info is in your home directory.
<15> image it
<16> uXp: backup three directories /etc /home /boot
<17> yeah!! i got dual monitors finnally.....im running in "big desktop" mode....can i make task panel extend all the way across?
<18> how do I tell if I'm running dapper after a upgrade?
<6> uxp: if you want to save all the important stuffs, its in your home primarily.
<16> the least you can do
<5> troy_s: now ifconfig only shows lo
<19> uXp: OR cat /etc/lsb-release
<6> bdmp: did you remove 17 and 19?
<5> only 19
<5> oops
<6> bdmp: yah :)
<7> I'm having problems with wireless.
<6> bdmp: this time, fix the interfaces file then "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart"
<7> Actually, skip that, those problems are on an old version of ubuntu, so I should probably just ugprade it and then see if I have problems.
<7> Meanwhile, I'm installing ubuntu on this old 400Mhz pentium to use as an office intranet server, file server, etc.
<11> lonegeek : PM plz
<14> uhm, is it possible to change the resolution of Ubuntu's boot screen?
<7> It's slooooow.
<19> what's the command to show the list of module is up and running?
<5> troy_s: eth0 no such device
<17> uXp: you hear me?
<11> what u say
<11> about backing it up?
<20> If I've installed ubuntu 6.06-server does it automatically install the smp kernel?
<18> how do I tell if im running dapper?
<19> cat /etc/lsb-release
<6> bdmp: did you remove both those lines?
<5> yeah
<11> if your running verson 2.6.15###
<6> bdmp: should look like http://pastebin.ca/64086
<16> lsb_release -a
<11> yo lonegeek
<6> bdmp: try a "sudo ifdown eth0"
<6> bdmp: then "sudo ifup eth0"
<18> I just updated and I'm still on 5.10
<17> uXp what you need?
<11> i sended oyu a PM check it
<14> hey does anyone know if its possible to change the screen resolution of ubuntu's boot screen? 640x480 looks very ugly on an lcd!
<18> updated the repos to dapper
<21> BioVorE: the ubuntu way is to uninstall kubuntu usplash :-p
<19> nm .. it's lsmod
<21> BioVorE: just tried and worked
<11> lonegeek : how do oyu get both monitors to run, i have dual monitors but can't get it to work
<22> schalken: does it make a difference? its a Boot screen, you shouldnt see it for too long.
<17> uXp: do you have fglrx drivers installed?
<5> troy_s: eth0 interface not configured
<11> idk what that is
<11> walk me through it?
<11> oh crap
<11> im on windows now not ubuntu
<6> bdmp: grr... i don't want to say reboot :)
<6> ifconfig -a again for me
<14> kieranDOA: lol, but you cant read the font. and its also the resolution on the tty (you know, Ctrl+Alt+F1)
<6> you should only have eth0 there now.
<21> is there any easy to remove kde itens from gnome menu?
<20> anyone?
<6> eth1 was causing problems.
<23> hey how can i see what my internet connection is dooing?
<23> what it looks like visually
<24> how do I check folder size from termina?
<11> lonegeek : can you stay here till i reboot to ubuntu?
<17> yeah
<6> bdmp: if all fails, reboot... you should be up and runing. bathtime.
<11> ok br back in few minutes
<25> !dmix
<3> somebody said dmix was first try system>prefrences>multimedia system selector change it to alsa. for oss application type aoss <appl name> if still have problems then http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin
<5> thanks a lot.
<26> i have a problem invoking programs from gnome menu
<24> how to check folder size from terminal?
<6> bdmp: luck?????
<18> never mind
<9> where are programs installed to?
<6> bdmp: hopefully that worked. did it ?
<5> I am gonna restart now
<6> b***etts: /usr/bin etc.
<9> ok
<6> b***etts: there is no 'program files' per se in open source land... just a collection of binaries that all use shared libraries.
<16> just remember the bin directories :-
<16> or the lib
<20> is 2.6.15-23-server a SMP kernel? how do I know if both my processors are being used?
<16> it's everywhere... run@!
<9> i kind of understant that, its just i have to find and replace azureus2.jar
<9> and i have no idea where it is
<16> MystaMax: cat /proc/cpu
<5> troy_s: this seems to be a common problem that people's network card switches to eth1 but mine is different because my mac address was all 0s
<27> is network-manager in a proper working state in dapper or should i wait a little longer for it?
<20> Healot, is it cat /proc/cpuinfo ???
<16> yup
<16> tab tab
<6> bdmp: yah dapper seems to be trying to add a card even though one exists... skript problem.
<6> bdmp: hopefully you are up now.
<5> bad dapper
<16> btw SMP kernels are mark with smp in the package name
<5> one sec
<20> Healot, its states cpu=0 ??
<16> then it's only 1 CPU
<5> troy_s: I only have lo
<6> healot: they are all smp now if you choose a chip specific kernel
<6> bdmp: grr! wtf?
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