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<0> amphi: so with this recovery cd, i can get rid of all the partitions and make it into unparitioned space?
<1> lotte4, you have bothered to read the docs for your ftp server?
<2> Mordof: trivially
<3> yes i tryed to add a user account
<4> WiFiTux: theres no firewall or antivirus installed on the xp machine, i only had the xp built in one by default
<5> _jason: nothing
<3> but it dont let me login
<4> amphi: ok ill try
<6> Mordof yes on the partitioning ...
<2> Mordof: it's ~120MB, so it'll fit on an 80mm cd
<7> is the systemrescuecd similar to like a knoppix sd (or whatever that disc is called? :P)
<2> Mordof: keep one in your pocket at all times ;)
<8> 80mm cd is 128MB, right? or is it 120MB?
<9> _maria: if the Linux box is connected to the modem, does it work?
<0> amphi: hehe
<1> tux187, its more basic. :P no X last i looked.
<0> id make a boot floppy, but i dont have a floppy drive
<2> slavik: more, by the look of things, ISTR ~200MB
<4> wifitux : i havent tried that
<4> wifitux : maybe i should
<10> ricardo: make sure you are mounting with the ``user'' option
<8> k, I forget what they were :P
<11> anyone here use gtkwifi ?
<0> any way to just take the boot floppy and put it onto a cd?
<7> Dr_Willis: do you know much about getting soundcards to work in ubuntu? =\
<9> _maria: maybe you should study your problem.
<3> Dr_Willis i tryed sudo useradd userftp -p myp***word -d /var/www/ -s /bin/false
<7> mordof: www.bootdisk.com
<0> tux187: thanks
<7> they have all kinds of boot images you could do on floppy or cd
<2> tux187: alsaconfig usually works
<7> np man ;)
<1> tux187, My audigy card works wonderfullyt in every linux disrto i try. :P
<7> amphi: could you give me a tip on how to do it? =\
<7> I'm very new to linux (today is my first day)
<12> what do people do to solve the issue of not being able to play multiple sounds from different sources at the same time?
<13> but when i launch eclipse it takes FOREVER... i thought maybe there was a better way to install? also when i start it-- i notice it seems to be using the java-gcj instead of the sun java i just installed-- any ideas?
<8> tux187: welcome to the wonderful world of linux ...
<0> k, gonna try that.. cya all
<5> _jason: yes
<7> I am familiar with command prompt so I don't think it will be too hard as long as I hvae some help :)
<7> thanks Slavik :)
<9> p01n7: useALSA
<2> tux187: what doesn't work? have you checked the mixer settings?
<12> :-S
<12> ok
<8> tux187: Linux is like an 18 year old hot model who's up for almost anything ...
<14> hello everyone...
<8> windows is like a diseased old hag that is compatible with everything ...
<2> slavik: pfft, unix is a30+ year old harlot ;)
<7> slavik: "no volume control elements and/or devices found"
<9> slavik: nah, sometimes it wants to do things, sometimes not. :)
<15> Except she's a picky bitch and if you don't get every last tiny detail right she'll screw up and everything will go wrong.
<16> Ompaul: If I run it without Sudo, I get all kinds of permission errors.
<15> (Linux, that is.)
<9> amphi: but experienced
<17> Hi, any one have a minute to discuss a samba configuration question ?
<2> tux187: ok, try sudo alsaconfig in a terminal
<2> WiFiTux: to excess ;)
<8> tux187: are you using alsa?
<18> Quinc1, that is a security measure
<9> w32: ask
<8> WiFiTux: she is inexperienced :P
<19> so ventrilo does not work with wine
<17> I am following this tutorial http://www.howtoforge.com/samba_setup_ubuntu_5.10_p4
<16> Ompaul: Of course. A bit annoying one, but just to point out that I've been fetching that info with the correct credentials.
<5> _jason: i don't have icons in my desktop
<7> amphi/slavik: I just tried that in a terminal and it asked for a p***word, I put in my p*** and it said "alsaconfig: command not found"
<2> ricardo: what a relief ;)
<9> w32: good for you
<17> it references editing the smb.cnf
<20> this "OS as female ***ual object" analogy is um, slightly ***ist
<1> graft, :P
<7> my prompt is a ~$ <-----is that the correct prompt I want to be at?
<8> tux187: what did you try in terminal?
<9> graft: then a 20 year old men underwear model?
<18> Quinc1, you don't run everything in this o/s in ring 0 :-) I wonder why we don't have people writing the odd computer virus for it - ohh the olde propogation methods differ somewhat :)
<2> tux187: sorry, alsaconf
<1> well the OS as a Breed of Parrot Analogy was lacking last week....
<21> Is there any easy way to resize a partition to take out free space and put it in another partition?
<7> all I did was just opened a terminal window and typed in what you said
<17> my smb.cnf is abit different than what the writer shows
<8> what I said?
<20> Neal Stephenson has the best OS analogy
<22> hi all
<8> I didn't say to type anything :P
<20> car dealership
<16> Ompaul: Point. Anyway, about that du....
<12> WiFiTux, at the risk of sounding google lazy.. where is it? where do i point xmms to?
<23> I just did a fresh install on my mac mini, but when I get to X, my cursor is fine, everything else is all twisted and skewed. I have a 20.1" dell 2005fwp monitor. Anyone have any idea how to fix this? This is on kubuntu, but I don't think thats the problem
<22> I have some problems with GLU
<9> w32: well, so what? all versions change.
<13> anyone out here had problems with eclipse and got it working?
<15> <20> this "OS as female ***ual object" analogy is um, slightly ***ist <-- ***ist or not, it's still a reliable metric. =P
<13> mine is way too slow
<2> tux187: the prompt is fine - at your leisure, man bash explains how to change it, look for 'PS1'
<7> amphi: just tried "sudo alsaconf" and it said "command not found"
<20> http://www.cryptonomicon.com/beginning.html
<22> I can't install programs who require libglu1-mesa-dev
<1> suadeo, sounds liek the modelines/monitor settings are incorrect...
<22> and I can't install libglu1-mesa-dev...
<2> tux187: try sudo apt-get install alsa-utils
<24> how to tell the system which gcc compiler to use?
<17> So if I copy pasted the writers version would it stil work ?
<6> Whats a good DVD player for ubuntu ?
<25> is anyone here good at grep commands?
<8> iceman: try mplayer
<2> iceman: mplayer IMHO
<9> p01n7: heh, if you use ALSA as the sound controller, it should let you work, else when Ubuntu makes those drums sounds, it might stop XMMS from running a new song
<23> Dr_Willis: Ok thanks, I suppose I will try to find one that works
<6> slavik thanks
<21> suadeo: You have successfully installed on a Mac Mini? How did you resize the native partitions?
<9> w32: keep yours. make your changes. what do you want to do anywya?
<25> i need to do a grep command that searches all subfolders an files in those folders for a specific string.
<8> np
<6> Anyone have the URL to 64 bit bootstrap installation to get flash to run
<26> what do I need to do to make a new gnome panel applet available for adding?
<7> ok amphi, it read package lists, built dependency tree, said alsa-utils is already the newest versions, and said it upgraded 0, newly installed 0, removed 0, and upgraded 0
<9> p01n7: alsaconf
<17> Just hacking around trying to follow the tutorial
<26> i think I may have it compiled wrong because it is it the only thing in /usr/libexec
<18> Quinc1, well it tells you all the stuff that is in that box - if you know a file that was on hda1 then I would suggest that you do this >>sudo du -h | grep -i a_significant_piece_of_the_filename << and see if it exists but now I leave you, if it reports a file name that is where you saved it
<27> i cant find java-package in backports!!!
<28> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/8554 would appreciate help with this :)
<9> w32: well, you need to have an objective to know what you want to change. But read on the config file.
<17> so what the writer did was infere that those particular values be changed ?
<24> how to tell the system which gcc compiler to use?
<2> tux187: sudo alsaconf does nothing?
<9> IdleOne: did you add something to your sources.list?
<29> i reinstall all ubuntu
<30> isnt alsaconf old
<28> WiFiTux: no
<7> everytime I type that, it says, "alsaconf: command not found"
<16> Ompaul, is Grep like Find and Locate? I've tried both and neither turned up anything significant.
<16> Ompaul, but anyway, thanks for the help. Have a good one.
<7> am I in the wrong directory or something? do I need to cd to a different dir?
<6> Dang i need the URL to get flash to run in 64 bit ...
<9> IdleOne: it could be that people are uploading stuff to the repos and that is coming up, anyway, things should still work.
<30> do you have alsa base abd alsa utilities
<28> WiFiTux: i changed all ca.archive.ubuntu.com to archive.ubuntu.com
<29> ubuntu for default use udev ???
<7> Rambo3: how do I check?
<31> hello, I want to connect myself using bluetooth + nokia 6630 to internet but i've no idea where to start from. I should have the bluetooth kernel support, I use KDE.
<32> How do I install Cedega? I tried running (sh ./cedega_timedemo_installer) and the file is on my desktop, but it says there is no such file or directory
<9> IdleOne: you might then need to get a new key or something. I don't bother with that. Keep going, else, man apt-get
<33> anyone have any experience with easy ubuntu?
<30> i am not on ubuntu now but simple sudo apt-get install alsa-utils
<30> should give you a clue if you have it installed
<17> odat:what do you want to do ?
<20> IdleOne: can you post your /etc/apt/sources.list to the pastebin?
<9> SomeFool: is it there? try . ced.. instead of ./ced...
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