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<0> lampshade, then don't if you compiled them
<1> *etc
<2> SpComb: Yes
<1> that's not a good sign :O
<1> that would explain some things
<1> although it wouldn't explain why firefox works
<2> Oh good
<2> lol
<1> next step is figuring out what should be in there....
<3> Celestianpower: try putting the line nameserver <your router IP address> in /etc/resolv.conf
<4> gnomefreak, i have a breedzy badger can i have xgl ?
<1> WHAAT?
<1> router != DNS server
<5> peipei: no
<3> SpComb: a lot of routers run chaching dns
<1> how would that work?
<1> really?
<4> gnomefreak, what version must i have ?
<6> yep
<1> that's interesting
<1> never seen that before
<6> izzat not how DHCP works?
<5> peipei: dapper and its not worth the upgrade to be fully unstable
<1> DHCP tells the dhclient what to put in /etc/resolv.conf
<5> peipei: i advise waiting til atleast april
<1> and that's all
<7> nomasteryoda, I didn't compile them per say, but I did download them from the ATI website and somehow installed them like that, I d on't quite remember how I just followed one of the guides in the forums
<8> Has anyone ever written double layer DVD ?
<1> Celestianpower: you need to figure out (from your ISP/admin) what your DNS servers are
<2> wastrel: Done
<1> or, if you have this silly router, then put that in there
<4> gnomefreak, april you says ... All right. That is not much long
<2> 192.168.1.1
<0> lampshade, ic
<0> just find the site and follow guide
<3> Celestianpower: try again to run a host / nslookup / dig
<4> gnomefreak, thanks
<9> Um, I'm the only user on Ubuntu but I don't have root access, how can I get it?
<1> dig @192.168.1.1 google.com
<10> i finally did it! i hacked 127.0.0.1
<2> wastrel: Host does the same thing as it did before
<11> sudo
<3> !tell NegativeSpace about root
<1> aeolist: congratulations!
<11> NegativeSpace: sudo <command>
<6> NegativeSpace: use sudo. the syntax is "sudo commandtorunasroot
<1> try hacking 127.45.7.43 next
<9> Cheers guys.
<10> :D
<4> gnomefreak, what do you think about ogg video codec ?
<7> nomasteryoda, I guess my fear is that, once installing the new kernel, I might break something with the old kernel and its install of ATI. If I knew for sure that messing around with the new kernel and following the guide wouldn't interfere, I would be ok with doing it
<1> Celestianpower: what does it say?
<1> or are you busy pinging out :/
<3> Celestianpower: still that malformed packet error?
<2> wastrel: Yes
<1> hmm, malformed packets now?
<5> wastrel: wouldnt he need to reboot?
<5> after changing the resolv.config
<1> rebooting stuff might be a option... but a blank /etc/resolv.conf also says something
<5> conf
<3> gnomefreak: i don't believe so - couldn't hurt :]
<12> when i use mplayer -channels 6 and i play a file that has 6 channels 4/5 of my 5.1 speakers work. but when i play a 2 channel file only 2/5 speakers work, is there somethin i can tweak in alsa to detect 2 channel sound to make it use the other speakers also?
<13> How to change the amount of time sudo caches your p***word?
<1> if it doesn't work with the DNS server in /etc/resolv.conf, start rebooting :P
<5> Celestianpower: what is in your /etc/resolv.conf now?
<1> you might have a smelly NIC/router ?
<2> gnomefreak: "nameserver 192.168.1.1"
<2> No need to pastebin that
<5> is that you routers ip?
<1> hmm
<2> gnomefreak: Yes
<5> Celestianpower: i know that
<5> ok Celestianpower try reboot
<1> Celestianpower: try dig @192.168.1.1 google.com
<14> how can i configure xorg to do 1920x1280 on this lcd display (its the native resolution). it runs a max of 1600x1200 instead. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg detects it as generic and sets it to do 1920x1280 but then x crashes if there isn't something to fall back on when that fails :
<5> Celestianpower: would still reset router
<1> try dig first
<1> just to check if the router is a caching DNS server
<2> gnomefreak: SpComb Pastebinning now
<5> easier to do it all at once than spend an hr trying to figure out (oh damn all i needed to do was reset router)
<14> i don't know the timings. they were "unavailable" in windows.. an inspiron 6000 btw
<15> !tell
<16> Umm
<5> while your pastbinning im going for a smoke
<16> How do i get wmv's working
<2> SpComb: http://pastebin.com/595408
<16> I checked ubutnu restricted
<16> And its not there
<5> ubotu tell Phoul about codecs
<1> aha
<17> alguien habla espaol?
<2> gnomefreak: I'll reset my router then
<1> Celestianpower: perfect... if it doesn't work with that in resolv.conf, reboot ;)
<16> gnomefreak,
<16> How do i get them exactly
<1> as in, tried the apt-get again?
<5> Phoul:
<15> how can i see what ubotu "knows"?
<13> !es
<18> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<5> Phoul: read the pm ubotu gave you
<13> javi__: ^
<1> if you are running chclient, be aware that that overwrites /etc/resolv.conf
<1> *dhclient
<16> w32codecs
<17> si?
<16> I have that one
<16> !easysource
<18> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
<13> nuke: Sorry nuke, that was wrong.
<2> Well, see you in a moment while I reset the router and reboot
<15> tonyyarusso ok
<1> I'm still confused how firefox managed to resolve stuff witha empty resolv.conf :/
<13> !searchthebotforwhatitknows-Ihopethisfactoiddoesn'texist
<11> tonyyarusso: I think its an option in sudoers
<18> Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, tonyyarusso
<13> nuke: ^^
<13> cwillu: Okay, will look there.
<15> lol
<19> got a spare hdd lying around.. plug it in and it says unable to mount after I attempted to do so.. any suggestions?
<15> !codecs
<18> Binary only codecs (such as w32codecs) can be downloaded from plf or cipherfunk, see !easysource for details on these repositories
<11> timestamp_timeout option, not in the file by default
<20> hi
<13> cwillu: I don't see anything in there.
<20> where can I get the oprofile-modules0.9 package that is listed at http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/devel/oprofile-common/ ?
<13> cwillu: Bah, didn't read first.
<11> tonyyarusso: do a man sudoers
<13> cwillu: So how would one go about adding that then?
<15> ubotu listvals codec
<18> Factoid search of 'codec' by value (11 shown): maccodecs ;; codecs ;; restricted formats ;; w32deb ;; totemcodecs ;; totem-xine ;; w32 codecs ;; win32codecs ;; w32codecs ;; multimedia ;; w32codec.
<13> cwillu: Okay.
<11> come on, who _Reads_ before they start firing back questions? :)
<15> damn ubotu knows much. really clever ;)
<19> !ubotu hdd
<18> CaptainMorgan: Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<1> CaptainMorgan: formated it?
<1> you need a valid fs to mount....
<19> SpComb, no!... ah.. fs...
<19> hmm
<1> heh
<19> got stuff I need to restore..
<1> mount works on filesystems ;)
<15> !codecs
<18> Binary only codecs (such as w32codecs) can be downloaded from plf or cipherfunk, see !easysource for details on these repositories
<1> not on physical disks
<1> well, you need a partition on it
<19> so i can't access it through Linux?
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