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<0> Made, I believe I can help you.
<0> After, it ain't here pal.
<1> Patrick_: and for info, a publmic help channel can have kids on here too.....
<2> fyrestrtr: i was, but i fixed it by changing from tulip to dmfe
<3> cafuego_, same reason everyone else needs it - or to put it better, same reason everyone else doesnt need it. :)
<4> made: Patrick_ is a troll, just put it on /ignore.
<0> Cafuego's got issues.
<5> anyone got a wpc54g wireless pcmcia card working without ndiswrapper?
<2> the trouble is, when i reboot, it goes back to tulip, so i have to modprobe -r tulip
<0> I miss Nano.
<0> Nanooo!!
<2> i want it to default as dmfe
<6> azathoth: aah, I see what you mean.
<3> HIGH-FREQ, not me... have you tried searching on the forums?
<5> ya...it all seems everyone using ndiswrapper with it ;(
<6> azathoth: edit /etc/modules
<4> HIGH-FREQ: I'm using one right now.
<7> I'm going to be formating with XFS on a drive used from streaming movies to my xboxes and pcs. Do I need to set any options for mkfs.xfs? I'm reading the man page and it's greek to me
<5> ooh?
<2> yeah
<2> i added dmfe in there, there is no tulip to comment out
<4> HIGH-FREQ: wpc54gv2
<8> azathoth, add tulip to /etc/hotplug/blacklist
<0> Guys.
<2> blacklist yeah? cool
<5> cafuego: yes....
<0> Where the dongs at?
<9> HI. eh.... when I run udate in terminal, there's one link that's not found... this link; http://theli.free.fr/packages/breezy/./Packages.gz what to do, to fresh this link?
<10> AlmtyBob: Standard WFM.
<4> HIGH-FREQ: If you don't want ndiswrapper, you need Ubuntu dapper.
<0> Does anyone in here have an Intel iMac?
<5> azathogh: simple echo tulip | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
<5> cafuego: ya i have dapper 6.06
<8> azathoth, and you can add dmfe on it's own line in /etc/modules to force load it
<11> nekostar...
<5> cafuego: i'm extremely new to pcmcia....
<4> HIGH-FREQ: Then you need the bcm43xx firmware package
<12> Help! I get the following error when running winecfg: Make sure that your X server is running and that $DISPLAY is set correctly.
<5> cafuego: kernel version is 2.6.15-22-k7 somethin like that
<13> aftertaf: thx for the suggestion it helped my headache.. brb.. getting something for my sore throat.
<4> HIGH-FREQ: http://ubuntu.cafuego.net/
<6> daryl: where are you running it from?
<12> terminal
<4> HIGH-FREQ: download bcm43xx-firmware_1.1, instal it.
<4> HIGH-FREQ: then reboot
<5> cafuego: i have a builtin broadcom already but bcm43xx is actin up or somethin
<12> fyrestrtr, from a terminal. normal user
<4> HIGH-FREQ: What builtin one do you have?
<3> daryl, what is the output of "echo $DISPLAY" ?
<5> 4328
<5> 4318
<4> ioc
<4> yes, then you're stuck.
<5> so ndiswrapper then ;(
<4> Unless you hack the bcm43xx code to not try and use the 4318 card
<9> HI. eh.... when I run udate in terminal, there's one link that's not found... this link; http://theli.free.fr/packages/breezy/./Packages.gz what to do, to fresh this link?
<12> nanotube: the output is: :0.0
<5> hmm...i'll go with ndiswrapper then ;( for now
<13> aftertaf: may I pm?
<6> Ubuntunoob: you can ignore it.
<5> till i can figure out whats prob in 2.6.17-rc3 and bcm43xx
<3> daryl, hmm, seems ok to me...
<9> fyrestrtr, its not that important really?
<6> daryl: logout, then login again to gnome.
<6> Ubuntunoob: no, because its not an official repository.
<8> Ubuntunoob, I'd comment it out in the /etc/apt/sources.list. What did you get from there, anyway?
<12> fyrestrtr: you mean reboot?
<4> HIGH-FREQ: there is no need to fetch newer kernels off kernel.org, the Ubuntu guys backport the latest 43xx driver stuff into the Ubuntu kernels.
<6> daryl: no, restart X. hit ctrl+alt+backspace
<12> fyrestrtr: and how do i get back?
<9> nickrud, dunno exactly.... just ran an update now and saw the error
<14> !flash
<15> Installation & troubleshooting for Flash is covered in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<5> well...here was my issue....i got it working finally..very nicely....then i updated my system with update-manager and now...wifi-radar doesn't even show a signal at all for some reason and won't connect...
<5> it did before....before the updates
<8> Ubuntunoob, did do a howto for listen?
<6> daryl: type 'gdm' -- it should take you back to the login screen automatically. If it takes you to the console, just type 'gdm'.
<2> hmmm... easyubuntu is crashing out... it's looking for .xml files that aren't there... anyone had any issues with easy ubuntu? or can recommend something similar but better?
<9> nickrud, what do you mean?
<5> i'd like to use somethin like wifi-radar ...that shows me how much signal is
<3> HIGH-FREQ, networkmanager is good for that
<8> Ubuntunoob, oh, I see that they've changed that repo to _breezy_obsolete
<12> firestrtr: same error
<5> nanotube_: ya but netmanager was buggy with this bcm43xx
<8> azathoth, you could ask about it on #easyubuntu
<3> HIGH-FREQ, ah ic, didn't know that. works fine for me on breezy with ipw2200...
<4> HIGH-FREQ: No, wifi-radar doesn't work with bcm43xx
<2> ah, will do, thanks :D
<9> nickrud, meaning...?
<5> cafuego: it was working fine
<3> HIGH-FREQ, well, it still wonks out sometimes, but it's good, for the most part. :)
<5> nanotube_: that the wpc54g?
<1> made: you need to register with freenode to send PMs..... in case you tried and it didnt work.
<8> Ubuntunoob, meaning that repo is history, you can simply delete it. There're packages for dapper though.
<12> fyrestrtr: same error
<16> breezy badger is old, and out of date, hence obsolete, Ubuntunoob.
<3> HIGH-FREQ, no, thats intel 2200bg
<9> nickrud, kk
<6> daryl: are you running a standard installation? nothing custom?
<9> zxsykco, is it safe to update to dapper now?
<5> oh ok
<8> zxsykco, heh. I'm setting up a machine right now that will run breezy until it's no longer supported :)
<12> fyrestrtr: its totally custom
<12> fyrestrtr: I followed the world of warcraft instructions wiki
<3> HIGH-FREQ, not related to your nic at all. i was just saying...
<14> i have enabled the multiverse repositories but still can't install macromedia flash =((
<6> daryl: I meant, your X setup.
<14> please help me
<12> fyrestrtr: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuildingWineFromSource
<17> is there a minimal install for gnome with aptget?
<12> fyrestrtr: no idea what you mean about x setup
<6> daryl: by the way, I had WoW running under Wine on X, but due to the lame drivers from ATI, I didn't use it.
<5> well...this is gonna blow.....this linksys wpc54g operates on bcm43xx and i already have builtin wifi which uses same driver
<3> HIGH-FREQ, so this is a laptop, right?
<8> blaze, does apt-cache policy flashplayer-mozilla (in a terminal) show an installation candidate?
<12> fyrestrtr: do you mean my xorg.conf file?
<3> HIGH-FREQ, usually, the "builtin" wireless is a minipci card, and can be removed.
<18> hm.. anybody know why i get connection timed out when trying to ssh in to my computer from almost any windows computer but home home windows works just fine to use to connect to it?.
<3> HIGH-FREQ, maybe removing the builtin card will solve your problems?
<14> how to check? =)
<14> because i can't understand the question
<6> daryl: no, but I don't know what could be your problem. I compiled wine from source (but not using that wiki article). It worked for me so I don't know what you did there.
<14> i mean what to type in the terminal and i'll tell you the result
<17> roniez: firewall/nat?
<12> fyrestrtr: no idea what to do then?
<3> roniez, sounds like a problem with your router - since when you are at home, your ssh connection goes direct through the lan, but from outside, it has to traverse NAT.
<5> cafuego: will it work fine ? it won't conflict
<8> blaze, open a terminal (on the top menu bar, Applications->Accessories->Termina) and then type in that terminal apt-cache policy flashplayer-mozilla
<18> i got nat
<9> nickrud, but after deliting the link, should I ad something to the repo?
<18> but port 22 and port 443 are pointed to my linux computer.
<14> ok, sec.
<4> HIGH-FREQ: DIsab;e bcm43xx, use ndiswrapper. It will work just fine.
<16> Heh, whoa, sorry, I am way off key, Ubuntunoob. Stick with breezy for now.
<5> k
<9> zxsykco, lol... kk
<14> blaze@Blz:~$ apt-cache policy flashplayer-mozilla
<14> W: Unable to locate package flashplayer-mozilla
<18> but right now i am sshing in from one of my swedish computers (its slackware) and that works just fine to ssh in to it.
<5> cafuego_ : i just blacklisted the bcm43xx so i should be good then.... is it still gonna be a problem with the rate speed
<9> zxsykco, almost dit it :p
<8> Ubuntunoob, you'd simply remove that repo completely, then sudo apt-get update. There error will be gon
<6> roniez: forward port 22 to your ubuntu box from your router/nat/gateway, then use your external IP address when connecting from outside your local network (outside your house).
<5> cafuego_: or is that just on broadcom
<4> HIGH-FREQ: It'll "just work".
<16> Sorry, Ubuntunoob, I got trigger happy.
<9> nickrud, k thx
<5> cafuego: no i mean can i use full capabilities of the rate...like 54M instead of 11 with this broadcom 4318
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