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Comments:
<0> HellDragon: cheers..:)
<1> cheers if u like bears
<2> Dyegov: which did you install?
<3> is there an easy way to a recovery install?
<0> HellDragon: sure do..
<1> :)
<4> I've installed ubuntu 5.10, is it Breezy?
<5> nelisa, do you have a seperate partition for your /home?
<5> Dyegov, yes
<4> extrange thing, thanx
<5> Dyegov, which page are you on, btw?
<3> I have my ntfs XP pro partition, ext3 and swap and some still unpatitioned space
<4> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto#head-42bafbcee7a10ed50f2d9016555557b9874be252
<5> Dyegov, thanks, I'll edit that so it's clearer :)
<0> dudes any ideas regarding the fan issue
<4> OK
<6> how do i install java runtime?
<4> when I try to do what it says, it shows: "sudo: cp: command not found" What's that?
<5> nelisa, have a look at that wiki page's "Disabling the Root Acct" section: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo#head-b06dbcd33c40480dcfd3aada1ca67bbd77f80594
<3> yep
<7> My guess is to look at System/Preferences power management or google for dapper fan speed
<3> do I do that?
<0> detectiveinspekt: its on the wiki somewhere.. just do a search.. its easy
<5> nelisa, if you've already enabled the root acct, then yes.
<3> let me try that
<5> ubotu, tell detectiveinspekt about java
<3> done, didn't gave error nor success
<3> the command just ran, now what?
<4> Madpilot, when I try to do what it says, it shows: "sudo: cp: command not found" What's that?
<5> Dyegov, what exactly did you type?
<8> anyone know to to install compiz and xgl on an ati?
<0> detectiveinspekt: dya want me to look it up 4 u? i'm kinda lazy u see.:)
<4> sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.custom
<8> anyone?
<4> Madpilot: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.custom
<5> Dyegov, that looks like a good terminal command to me...
<0> garryfre: lemme see.
<4> don't know what happens, ubuntu doesn't like me Madpilot T_T
<9> hi, I am suffering from regular reboots at the exact time of day - every day
<9> can anyone offer anything I should check?
<5> Dyegov, you're in a regular terminal when you cut & paste that?
<9> cron.daily has nothing irregular
<0> garryfre: it's not there.. google didn't help.. thats why i came here... lemme give your exact query a shot...
<10> !tell xonic about xgl
<10> xonic: maybe that helps you
<3> Madpilot, do I restart after that?
<11> are there any free java j2ee applications servers available for ubuntu
<12> hey crimsun_ ?
<3> alex15, I would suppouse you can use Geronimo
<9> root@solo:/var/log# cat syslog.0 | grep restart
<9> Jun 11 07:36:14 localhost syslogd 1.4.1#17ubuntu7: restart.
<9> Jun 12 07:02:11 localhost syslogd 1.4.1#17ubuntu7: restart.
<9> ^^ why is this happening..please?
<13> thomasM: (that wouldn't have triggered my nick complete because it's not at the beginning of the line)
<9> Jun 10 07:35:14 localhost syslogd 1.4.1#17ubuntu7: restart.
<9> completely regular..
<9> help :(
<4> Madpilot, I used the terminal that is in Aplications - Accesories - Terminal
<14> ;)
<9> heh
<9> 2 pastes isnt flooding ;)
<9> oh, heh re time..
<9> ;p
<5> ahxcjb, that's very close to flooding...
<14> No, I was referring to the reboot.
<14> ;)
<9> Madpilot: well, when I was an OP on qnet, it was 6 or more. heh
<9> MenZa: yes :(
<12> crimsun_ okay there we go... i have issues with that version you had me try.
<9> any ideas?
<5> Dyegov, that should be working then...
<5> ahxcjb, 3 or 4 lines max here, usually
<14> ahxcjb: not a clue :\
<12> crimsun_ gdm would try to start, but always crashed.
<4> Madpilot, isn't there any other way to do that?
<4> another guide maybe?
<9> it's so frustrating..
<9> exact same time..every day..
<15> ahxcjb: I've got those same three lines (three syslogd restarts)
<3> looks like I would need to do the reinstall ritual for ubuntu once more time
<9> Amaranth: really?
<13> thomasM: which driver?
<12> crimsun_ replacing X with a link to /usr/bin/Xgl did not work for me.
<9> could you paste them to me in a query window?
<5> Dyegov, no idea, I've never had a problem
<12> crimsun_ fglrx, which i have installed and working.
<16> thomasM: #ubuntu-xgl for XGL support
<4> T_T
<12> Flannel thanks, but thats quite inactive in there.
<9> Amaranth: am I reading the log wrongly?
<13> thomasM: I'm pretty sure fglrx needs additional options in xorg.conf for that.
<9> does that imply a *reboot*
<3> dang, thats getting old, first time dapper let me down starring at a blank monitor and now this totally strange root issue
<16> thomasM: right, so take crimsun_ with you.
<15> ahxcjb: most likely
<9> or just a syslogd *restart*.. ?
<15> ahxcjb: it's syslogd restarting
<11> has anyone here ever used jboss on ubuntu
<5> Dyegov, well, I should say I've never had the same problem you're having :) I"ve just had different ones...
<15> ahxcjb: no problems
<9> Amaranth: as a result of a reboot..or just naturally restarting?
<15> ahxcjb: I dunno.
<9> kk
<9> my machine is miles away..
<15> ahxcjb: But I've never had any problems related to it.
<17> has anyone used the wireless if so How do activate it?
<9> it might be it suffered a power failure..
<15> ahxcjb: no sudden reboots or anything
<9> Flashq001: yes..ubuntuguide.org has great info on this
<12> crimsun_ i have fglrx running fine, xorg.conf is set up to use fglrx, and it is.
<9> Amaranth: none..
<17> thanks
<4> But I've seen many people with this same problem Madpilot
<15> !ubuntuguide
<18> methinks ubuntuguide is a bad outdated resource. Please use help.ubuntu.com
<5> nelisa, the disabling root stuff in the RootSudo wiki page didn't work...
<4> and I've unistalled my windows T_T
<9> heh
<9> rung home..power cut
<9> ffs ;)
<5> Dyegov, what graphics card do you have?
<9> hehe
<19> how can i remove "Enemy Teritory" from ubuntu :) ?
<9> cheers chaps!
<4> Nvidia
<15> Dyegov: what's the problem?
<4> I dont remember wich one
<5> Amaranth, he's got resolution issues
<15> !fixres
<18> Help to fix the display resolution is available at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
<15> that doesn't help>
<15> ?
<19> how can i remove "Enemy Teritory" from ubuntu :) ?
<0> could someone help me configure my processor fan??
<4> Amaranth, I can't change the resolution of my ubuntu 5.10
<15> blaze^^: the same way you installed it, i guess
<15> blaze^^: Manually.
<3> Madpilot, I still cannot update or change services
<5> nelisa, in a terminal, type 'groups'
<4> Amaranth, my resolution is 640 X 480 and I can't change it
<5> nelisa, is "admin" listed there? (not 'adm' but 'admin')
<15> Dyegov: did you follow that guide?
<3> no, just adm
<20> hey guys, I'm trying to get sshfs setup so that I can mount a remote ssh server as a drive in Ubuntu but when I run sshfs it says "fuse: failed to exec fusermount: Permission denied" but I made sure to add my username to the fuse group, any ideas as to why permission would still be denied to me?
<5> nelisa, do this while you're logged in as yourself, not root
<4> I could't it fails and Madpilot says I was doing it Ok
<20> if I run the same sshfs command in sudo it works
<3> ok
<3> shoot
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