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<0> Oh my.. what is this? kernel source code "Danger Will Robinson! Danger!" - lol
<1> you gotta use sudo because ubuntu doesn't have a p***word for root by default
<2> AngryElf: I thought I already talked with you about BT and how to use it
<3> bur[n]er, will check it out, brb
<4> _jason, ty
<5> it was working and it stopped, so i'm screwing around with it wome more
<6> yipe, actually its because there is not a root on ubuntu
<7> nomasteryoda: But there is.
<8> cafuego: Cause that's my problem. I think EXT3 is better cause it's supported etc. But it's hard to choose between EXT3 with -m 0 and XFS.
<6> cafuego, ok
<9> oO
<7> nomasteryoda: open a term, type 'finger root'
<6> k
<6> if i was onmy ubuntu box
<6> =D
<6> will be in about 4 min
<1> !tell yipe about command line
<2> I just ran TOP (for ****s & giggles, to see what was running on my system) I have 2 instances of GDM running. What would be causing that?
<10> hello
<1> ! tell yipe about cli
<11> yipe: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<7> nomasteryoda: Well, iot'll be identical to the output of same command on any other *nix box ;-)
<1> hmmmm
<2> AngryElf: did you leave the console window open?
<10> I need some help installing ubuntu over a wireless connection
<5> i was using a gui
<1> !tell yipe about cli
<8> _jason: EXT3 always "saves" some percent for the root/sudo, but for a storagedrives that stupidy. So I know you can disable the reservation with -m 0 when you formate the harddrive.
<7> Multipel: ext3.
<2> AngryElf: yes, and you came in here asking for something better.
<10> I boot from the disc and goto the install it detects my wireless card as ath0 and then it goes to do dhcp and that fails so then I enter the needed wep key and SSID and it still doesn't work.
<7> Multipel: You can also set the *percentage* to 0 but leave a fixed number of blocks.
<12> Since a few days ago, cups started to give problems with my remote smb printer. Stated it was paused, when I tried to resume it returned to paused. I removed the printer, and after removing all cups (with --purge and all) and reinstalling, etc, I'm unable to add printers. The logs state problems with client auth, it seems, and the client-error-not-found error. I changed internal subnet recently from 192.168.1 to 5, although cups should use loc
<13> Multipel: oh I see
<14> hi there, i need to p*** an option to a startup process, does any one know which config file i should edit? i need to p*** a parameter to a system service when it starts
<15> Hi
<8> cafuego: Is there any diffrens for you in time extracting files in Ubuntu and Windows XP?
<7> houman_zhu: uisually /etc/default/<service>
<3> anyone have problems with "disks-admin" crashing?
<15> any Pole?
<16> Why does wine crash so much
<7> Multipel: win whatnow?
<17> because it is lame
<2> confuzed: that's what happens when you drink and drive
<18> anybody know of good chess software for Ubuntu?
<7> harisund: apt-cache search chess
<1> there's a chess prog that you can get through synaptic
<7> !info gnuchess
<10> !wireless
<11> it has been said that wireless is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCards if it does not work out of the box https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper windows drivers
<11> gnuchess: (Plays a game of chess, either against the user or against itself), section games, is optional. Version: 5.07-3 (breezy), Packaged size: 91 kB, Installed size: 284 kB
<18> caguego: I did .. I was just wondering about whether people have used any and what their opinions are..
<8> cafuego: My friend would like to know if Linux extract files faster than Windows.
<12> !cups
<11> cups is, like, totally, The Common UNIX Printing System (or CUPS) is a printing system and general replacement for lpd and the like. See also http://linuxprinting.org/
<12> :P
<14> cafuego: hmm, its not there, the process is mysqld
<7> Multipel: He should install both and time the results, then.
<19> Ah! I finally figured it out. LadyNikon, I had to add DirectoryIndex index.html in httpd.conf in /etc/apache2, and then add index.html in /var/www
<12> Anyone? Help! ;-)
<7> houman_zhu: Ah ok, edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf
<3> brb
<7> houman_zhu: You can set options in that file.
<8> cafuego: How many blocks should I leave? 3.1 GB on 200 GB is too much!
<7> Multipel: 100Mb tops
<7> Multipel: Oh, if it's your desktop box, just set it to 0, really.
<8> cafuego: And which commando does that?
<7> Multipel: depending on block size, tune2fs -r <num>
<8> cafuego: It's a storagedrive, the "second" harddrive.
<7> Multipel: just set it to 0 then
<14> cafuego: yea found it, thank you very much :)
<7> Multipel: -m 0 -r 0
<20> Could someone tell me how to enable my wireless card?
<8> cafuego: And Ubuntu won't freak then the harddrive is full, and it won't be slower copying files when the reseration is 0?
<21> cafuego, Hi, I'm there
<21> cafuego, Can I do the format in GNOME session ?? It's a external HD... ?
<7> Inazad: Yes, run 'sudo gparted'.
<21> cafuego, ok wait me plz..
<0> monkey_ - there is some info here with ubotu's link. - it may help
<10> is it possible to install breezy without a working internet connection?
<0> ubotu tell monkey about wifi
<0> ubotu tell monkey_ about wifi
<20> I can see it in device mangler
<7> newbie: sure
<21> cafuego, Segmentation error...
<8> cafuego: Are you still here about five minutes?
<21> cafuego, do u have another prog tu use?
<10> cafuego: how? the dapper install disc keeps trying to connect and when it can't the install fails? Would breezy work better?
<22> where do i find my kernel build files?
<22> I looked in /lib/models/2.6.12-9-amd64-kb/
<7> newbie: That's naughty, it should just install off the CD locally.
<22> but there wasn't a build directory there
<10> JImRaynor: the kernel source should be at /usr/src/linux
<10> cafuego: is there anyway to force it to install off the CD?
<21> cafuego, u're there?
<22> not in /usr/src/linux
<3> back
<7> newbie: Not certain. You should file a bugreport though, so this can be fixed. As for breezy, I am 99.9% sure I have done a non-networked install and it went fine.
<10> cafuego: I'll give breezy a try :)
<22> they should be in /lib/moduals/2.6.12-9-amd64-kb/
<22> but they're not there either
<3> gparted didn't help
<10> JImRaynor: are you looking for your modules?
<23> hey all
<10> JImRaynor: or the kernel source?
<24> the do not put the kernal source by default!
<12> cupsdAuthorize: No authentication data provided. || cupsdProcessIPPRequest: 5 status_code=406 (client-error-not-found) rings any bell? :-(
<24> you need to apt-get it!
<22> I"m looking for the build files
<3> i hade to dual boot into windows and do it, but i'm still curious how to do the same un Ubuntu
<21> cafuego, u're there?
<23> I have a T40 IBM thinkpad Ubuntu Dapper and network-manager installed.
<22> is it already on the machine?
<22> or does apt-get access the internet first?
<23> I can connect using iwconfig etc. but when I enter my key in the nm-applet it just spins
<10> JImRaynor: apt-get downloads it off the internet
<23> What am I doing wrong?
<22> not if it doesn't have to
<22> if its already on your dep tree it doesn't need to download off the internet
<12> *sigh*
<22> the reason I ask is because I don't have internet
<22> I'm trying to set up my ndiswrapper for it
<6> cafuego, ok.. so there is a root, but never logged in and no plan
<6> =D
<22> but it needs the kernel build files to compile
<10> JImRaynor: I don't think the source is avalible locally
<3> i removed the volume label on windows, and now it shows a generic name "8.0 GB Volume", now how do i do the renaming on Ubuntu ?
<25> my xmms doesn't play audio cd, which package to install for xmms-cd
<22> I"m sortof in a catch 22 here
<10> JImRaynor: do you have a USB Flash drive?
<22> no
<22> nor a cd burner
<25> JImRaynor, apt-get install kernel-package
<7> JImRaynor: Hmmm, ndiswrapper is in-built on dapper.
<26> is there a problem with recent xorg? I am no longer able to get the 800x600 resolution...anyone else with same problem?
<27> okay all. im back
<7> !find ndiswrapper
<22> in built?
<11> Ubuntu Package Listing of 'ndiswrapper' (2 shown): ndiswrapper-source ;; ndiswrapper-utils.
<22> hmmm
<3> McJerry, you could check you xorg.conf to see if the resolution is listed
<7> JImRaynor: comes with the system by default
<3> your*
<28> ndiswrapper-utils isnt installed by default in breezy, you need to apt-get it off the cd
<26> jStefan: i did, it is
<7> Toma-: Does restricted-modules have the ndiswrapper module in breezy?
<22> bingo
<22> it was on the cd
<26> jStefan: i even eliminated all other listed resolutions and still have same prob
<22> good call
<28> cafuego: yeh, but you need ndiswrapper-utils to get the program that loads and installs the drivers
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