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<0> psusi: Alright, I will
<1> NegativeSpace, make-jpkg actually completed without fakeroot?
<0> psusi: Does memtest86 come default or do I have to go download it?
<2> Makura, you have to boot into it... it's on the cd
<0> psusi: Sorry, newbie to Linux. =\
<3> nickrud No, I skipped that entire line, went on to sudo dpkg -i sun*deb, which worked fine.
<2> Makura, it doesn't really have anythign to do with Linux, it's just a handy dandy memory test utility that ubuntu includes on the cd because it's so handy
<4> could there be something wrong with opengl? between the messups i had downloaded pong2 and xscorch
<1> NegativeSpace, then, if that deb was good, do sudo update-alternatives --config java, it should be the third or fourth option
<4> that was before i restarted. however, before that i had had ubuntu install some updates but hadnt restarted yet
<0> psusi: Still, I didn't know about it. Does it matter what CD? Does it have to be the LiveCD?
<2> Makura, I believe it is on the setup cd as well
<0> psusi: Okay, how would I boot to it?
<3> nickrud Yeah I did that, no problem. Load up SciTE and it falls over. Eclipse still breaks when I try to create a new project, too.
<2> actually... it is installed to your hard drive by default too
<5> isn't it also in the gru menu of a default installation?
<5> grub menu
<2> Makura, reboot your computer and at the grub prompt, hit escape... last item on the menu should be memtest86
<0> psusi: Thanks. =]
<1> NegativeSpace, then, please paste update-alternatives --list java to a paste bin
<4> okay, so its either opengl or ati drivers that have messed up. can anyone at all help me?
<6> Hey guys, I'm lost again. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43128
<3> nickrud You want me to paste the results of update-alternatives?
<6> That's my monitor- what to I choose when configuring my xserver?
<1> NegativeSpace, that will give me an overview of your java environment
<4> firegl control doesnt recognize my x600xt anymore
<4> it just says "unknown" instead
<7> brb
<4> hello?
<3> nickrud Okay, I have: /usr/bin/gij-wrapper-4.0
<3> ; /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/bin/java and /usr/lib/j2re1.5-sun/bin/java
<6> n/m, I got it
<1> NegativeSpace, if you choose 3 (sun), you should be good to go (if the deb you installed was good)
<8> where is a site I can browse some desktop widgets?
<8> I'm using compiz or metacity
<3> nickrud Heh, I did. Maybe SciTE and Eclipse are messed up.
<9> how can I check to see if dma is currently enabled on drives?
<1> NegativeSpace, Maybe. Depends on how you installed everything, before you got java hooked into ubuntu.
<9> I believe it is with hdparm but I don't know what to look for, my output doesn't say yes or no
<3> nickrud Well I've reinstalled Eclipse a few times now, before and after installing Java and the errors are always the same. As for SciTE, I can't seem to even setup the JDK.
<1> NegativeSpace, you've installed the jre, not the sdk --> /usr/lib/j2re1.5-sun/bin/java
<10> lampshade: sudo hdparm <drive name>
<3> nickrud Yeah it's weird, I did download and, well, I THOUGH I'd installed the JDK, but it's not there. I definitely downloaded the JDK, and followed Sun's installation instructions.
<11> Hey I get "A disk read error occurred" when I choose WINXP from GRUB :(
<1> NegativeSpace, I don't write java (or anything) I missed that
<3> thought*
<11> Any ideas how to fix it>
<9> Managu, yeah I know but what should it say. Mine doesn't say DMA enabled or DMA not enabled. It doesn't mention dma
<6> Eclipse is damn nice once you get it working, though
<3> MadPIrateBippy I prefer IntelliJ, personally.
<6> I'm re-starting OneFish.... keeping my fingers crossed
<10> lampshade: When I run it, with /dev/hda as my drive name, I get a "using_dma = 1" about halfway down the output
<9> hmm
<6> It helps that my ex is one of the guys writing Eclipse, so whenever I have a bug or a problem, I can just go poke him and it gets fixed....was also nice living with a hardcore kernel hacker. My machine always ran great :)
<1> NegativeSpace, in the dir where the sun sdk is, fakeroot make-jpkg <sunfile> && dpkg -i <sunsdk>.deb
<9> hmmm mine doesn't say anything like that
<3> nickrud Okay I'll give that a go.
<6> Okay, that didn't work.
<12> Hi everyone
<12> I need some help building NDIS
<6> My x server is now disabled.
<13> Hi, I have a bug with apt-build in dapper, typing "apt-build --install blah" (wrong syntax intended) produces a segfault
<14> does root exist in ubuntu
<15> !tell pinpoint about root
<14> or is sudo just a sub
<13> anyone can confirm ?
<10> pinpoint: yes, but by default, there is no p***word. Sudo is the preferred method for doing stuff
<16> pinpoint: sudo -i (and sudo -s) is useful
<10> ArthurB: maybe join #ubuntu+1 for Dapper discussions?
<1> NegativeSpace, I'm ***uming you already have java-package installed
<14> thx
<3> nickrud You know, I'm ***uming I do, too. But I don't know.
<12> I'm on 5.04 and and a PPC arch and I have the kerne source installed
<1> NegativeSpace, if you have make-jpkg, you do. doh
<10> edude05: ndiswrapper?
<3> nickrud Boy do I fell embarr***ed.
<12> Managu, Yeah
<3> feel*
<1> MadPirateBippy, the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log has the best info on your failed X
<1> NegativeSpace, all good?
<10> edude05: presuming that you've read the standard bit on it. What's the trouble?
<3> nickrud I don't have it. How can I acqure it?
<12> hold on Ill gice you th error
<3> acquire*
<1> sudo aptitude install java-package
<17> anyone here using a WinTv PVR150 with IVTV drivers?
<1> NegativeSpace, haven't really been following along, eh ;p
<3> Couldn't find any package matching "java-package". However, the following
<3> packages contain "java-package" in their description:
<3> sun-j2re1.5
<3> nickrud I did warn you I was stupid.
<3> nickrud Is that okay?
<12> {standard input}:2123: Error: Unrecognized opcode: `movl'
<12> make[3]: *** [/home/michael/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.10/driver/misc_funcs.o] Error 1
<12> make[2]: *** [_module_/home/michael/Desktop/ndiswrapper-1.10/driver] Error 2
<16> !paste
<18> Don't flood the channel! Please use the pastebin at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/ or the channel #flood to paste large amount of text.
<12> Are the last cople of lines
<3> Apologies.
<12> Sry....
<19> NegativeSpace: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hoary/misc/java-package
<20> I've got dapper crashing for me
<20> :(
<1> NegativeSpace, actually, that leads me to believe you should have a working java
<1> NegativeSpace, what does java -version in a terminal tell you
<10> edude05: why don't you pastebin all the errors?
<12> Good idea
<3> nickrud 1.5.0_05
<3> nickrud It looks like it's there.
<3> nickrud But that's the JVM and JRE, dunno about SDK.
<3> JDK*
<1> NegativeSpace, um, I needed to install a sun java deb real quick :)
<3> nickrud Heh. I appreciate your help dude.
<1> NegativeSpace, yeah, that's right. I'd remove all the java stuff you installed that didn't come from ubuntu, and start from scratch
<12> Managu, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9988
<3> nickrud How would I go about doing that?
<1> NegativeSpace, I wouldn't have a clue, how did you install it?
<10> edude05: my first instinct is: are you compiling this on an Intel or AMD based PC?
<3> nickrud I should probably say that I only installed Linux earlier today for the first time.
<12> Managu, PPc
<12> AKA mac
<1> NegativeSpace, no problem. I had that day once too
<21> i have a newb question here, really newbie ;] i downloaded thunderbird, and decompressed it to my temp folder and i cant figure out how to install it
<10> edude05: yeah, see, ndiswrapper is only for x86 based machines
<12> ...
<3> nickrud You know, I've downloaded the JRE about four times and installed it at least three different ways, including changing global variables and stuff, I justdon't know how to do anything.
<12> Oh yeah.... because the drivers are X86'd aren't they
<12> FSCK
<3> nickrud Egad.
<1> NegativeSpace, that's what ubuntu is for. It is supposed to make all that global variable stuff go away, cuz it manages it for you
<10> kditty: happen to recall the filename extension of what you downloaded?
<3> nickrud That makes me wonder what the hell I was doing earlier.
<1> NegativeSpace, operant training :)
<21> thunderbird-1.5.tar.gz
<22> ubuntu isn't "seeing" my ipod.......in the past it's automatically recognized it when i plug it in
<3> nickrud I think I broke Ubuntu.
<3> nickrud Heh.
<22> what should i do?
<21> managu, i think mozilla-installer-bin is the file i need to use to run the install, am i wrong?
<12> Managu, Is ther anything I can do to get my DWL-G122 to wokr
<6> I have a question. I'm configuring my xserver, I'm at the blue screen bits.
<1> NegativeSpace, I cannot begin to count the times I reinstalled linux my first few months :) You'll have it easy, you will be able to count
<6> How do I select a * on the option I want?
<21> its in my tmp folder, i wasnt sure where to save or extract files to
<10> kditty, couple of thoughts. First, Ubuntu probably has Thunderbird packaged, and unless you've got a reason to use the newest version, you'd probably be better off with the package
<23> MadPirateBippy: space bar
<16> !tell kditty about apt-get
<19> AngryElf: lspci at command line with iPod plugged in
<10> edude05: I really don't really know anything about macs, but my guess is that you're out of luck =(
<3> nickrud I think I may be reinstalling tomorrow. Heh heh.
<24> how can I share an .avi file from an ubuntu laptop to a windows xp desktop?
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