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<0> dan, the bot sent you a URL with full instructions on how to do that
<1> sophtpaw: only way to really know what's going on is mount hda2 & check dapper is actually installed there - I take it grub lets you boot hda2 ?
<2> yep not on dapper, Im just a newbie on Linux, I like it but like with all things i need to have patience, because im screwing up every couple of days .lol
<3> AUCI, screwing up how? heh
<4> Frogzoo: tried sudo mount /dev/hda2 but the command don't work, Which is the right command please?
<1> sophtpaw: sudo mkdir /mnt; sudo mount /dev/hda2 /mnt
<4> mount: can't find /dev/hda2 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
<5> open fstab and put the info about /dev/hda2 in there
<4> Frogzoo: sudo mkdir /mnt
<4> mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt': File exists
<6> I've just tried to test accessibility support in Dapper, and after enabling it then logging out and in again, my gnome desktop won't start. nor will a failsafe gnome - or any gnome programs from under enlightenment.
<4> ?
<6> Does anybody know how to disable accessibility from the commandline?
<1> sophtpaw: cool, just 'sudo mount /dev/hda2 /mnt'
<7> maihem, #ubuntu+1
<4> that didn' twork either
<1> sophtpaw: cool, just 'sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/hda2 /mnt'
<6> GTK?
<6> GTX?
<8> Beeehaaa
<0> AUCI, you mentioned fsck - why was it run? also if your getting used to reinstalling, you could consider a reinstall before you alter anything come back to us and we can help you a lot to do things right, saves on learning by breaking time :-)
<8> running xchat on windows ;]
<7> maihem, no dapper support in here. only beezy
<6> oh
<0> maihem, dapper is in channel #ubuntu+1
<9> when trying to open an avi file in totem, i only get the sound, not the picture. is it a dodgy cd burn or is it ubuntu?
<4> Frogzoo: sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/hda2 /mnt
<4> mount: /dev/hda2 already mounted or /mnt busy
<4> mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda2 is already mounted on /mnt
<2> thanks ill do that
<2> thanks for your time, I really appreciated it
<10> whats the string to install a dpkg after you cd it?
<5> sophtpaw unmount it, and remount it then
<1> sophtpaw: & you're sure you didn't already mount hda2 on /mnt ?
<4> no, i'm not sure i didn't already - i may have.
<9> when trying to open an avi file in totem, i only get the sound, not the picture. is it a dodgy cd burn or is it ubuntu?
<1> sophtpaw: cat /mnt/etc/issue
<10> how do i install a deb pakage
<1> !deb
<11> To install a .deb file: sudo dpkg -i filename.deb (but note that the program you want might be installable using !apt from the !repos)
<12> how do you add a user and give it an admin access?
<4> Frogzoo: Ubuntu 6.04 "Dapper Drake" Development Branch \n \l
<5> any1 here got this combo: epox EP-8KTA3 with AMD athlon thunderbird 1400mghz ?? =P
<13> hey guys, having a strange problem. My sudo command doesn't work at all. Any command following 'sudo' does nothing.
<14> Greetz. I have and old IBM laptop which I want to install Ubuntu onto. But all I got is a non-bootable CD-ROM drive. It works fine from Windows95 though. Is there some way I can boot the Ubuntu installer from Windows?
<9> now ubuntu isnt opening my cd rom? can i make it from terminal?
<10> thx
<14> heyjoe2: You need to umount the drive
<1> sophtpaw: ls -ld /mnt/home/USER/.*
<14> heyjoe2: Running Gnome?
<9> jemt: yep
<3> here is a (slightly offtopic) question: why would anyone want the "latest" version of anything (e.g. Xorg 7 instead of a older Xorg version)?
<14> heyjoe2: Right click on the drive on your desktop and choose 'eject'
<1> kbrooks: for the old features & new bugs :)
<12> how do you add a user and give it an admin access?
<14> kbrooks: To get the most recent features, yes
<4> Frogzoo: ls -ld /mnt/home/USER/.*
<4> ls: /mnt/home/USER/.*: No such file or directory
<1> sophtpaw: well, USER should be your base user
<15> where would i find /etc/fstab ?
<9> jemt: cheers
<5> XD
<9> when trying to open an avi file in totem, i only get the sound, not the picture. is it a dodgy cd burn or is it ubuntu?
<4> what is base user? is that me?
<5> dan: maybe in /etc :)
<16> how do i get breezy to detect anything plugged into my 2.0 usb port ?
<14> heyjoe2: Welcome :)
<1> dan: is this a trick question? who lies buried in Grant's tomb?
<17> hwllo!i have a tv tuner card. how can i find if its compartible with linux and if yes how can i operate it?
<15> Frogzoo, no - where do i look for the ect folder?
<1> sophtpaw: yes, I mean you
<15> etc*
<18> need help system keeps crashing
<17> hwllo!i have a tv tuner card. how can i find if its compartible with linux and if yes how can i operate it?
<19> frog: cd /etc
<12> does 'sudo' only work on ubuntu or all nix ?
<20> gargas, do you know the chipset it's based on?
<5> people always told me that there are no dumb questions, but dan is getting near ;)
<1> dan: fstab is in the directory 'etc' - this directory can be found within '/'
<19> I think sudo is an ubuntu thing
<12> i know 'su' works on any nix
<19> hey Gargas - have you tried the manufacturer's website? what kinda tv tuner you got?
<12> i don't know about sudo
<19> <-- has a WinTV PVR-150
<1> nubious: sudo is a unix/linux thing - it's fairly general - might be posix? dunno
<17> leadtek
<19> really frogzoo?
<19> hmm
<21> lck1, set a p***word for root and you can byp*** the sudo stuff
<4> Frogzoo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10073
<19> I thought you had to SU into root
<3> sudo works on all unix
<12> ic
<19> does it work on other linux tho?
<19> or just unix
<22> gargas, there is a lot of support for tv cards with ivtv drivers.
<15> bicky - sorry i jast have not got a clue what i am doing, last time i mounted my Hd i could access them fine but for some reason when i had to format my HD - and mounted the HDs i couldn get access to then
<21> I don't like sudo. I don't like to type sudo this, sudo that
<21> I want to du su ONCE
<23> re
<22> GFDL, then sudo p***wd
<21> and then run the commands I need
<19> I agree gfdl
<20> gah, i can't remember how to view the pci bus device information..
<22> GFDL, and type a p***word for root.
<21> no I don't want to do sudo p***wd
<24> lol
<19> ahahaha
<22> lol
<25> do u know where can i find the artwork room?
<10> i installed cedega 5.2 but wen i try to open an exe with it it says to install a vertsion of cedega
<21> on my suse boxes I do su, redhat boxes I do su, debian boxes I do su
<21> not sudo
<19> whats the apt-get install command to install the KDE environment?
<26> GFDL: sudo -i
<1> sophtpaw: well it's all there - doesn't look like anything's amiss really
<21> no no sudo
<22> max300, #cedega
<3> simo_, #ubuntu-art
<0> GFDL, then ubutus ways are not for you
<27> GFDL: su bash
<26> GFDL: than use debian or redhat
<3> or #ubuntu-artwork
<25> thanks kbrooks
<21> you can change ubuntu to behave like a sane distribution
<17> the drivers for the tv card are only for windows
<22> GFDL, if you type sudo p***wd its the last time you have to type sudo.
<27> or sudo bash
<18> how do i install nvidia drivers?
<21> I never use sudo on my breezy or dapper systems
<12> nubious, sudo aptitude install kde ?
<3> chuckyp, ubuntu way please!!!!!
<26> ubotu tell carl about nvidia
<27> or once sudo bash then set the root p***wd
<22> !tell carl about nvidia
<27> and use su
<21> I hate sudo
<19> ubotu tell nubious about nvidia
<0> GFDL, I consider you trolling
<3> GFDL, then dont use ubuntu.
<28> how to fix this: checking for GLIB - version >= 2.0.0...
<28> *** 'pkg-config --modversion glib-2.0' returned 2.10.1, but GLIB (2.8.3)
<28> *** was found! If pkg-config was correct, then it is best
<28> *** to remove the old version of GLib. You may also be able to fix the error
<28> *** by modifying your LD_LIBRARY_PATH enviroment variable, or by editing
<28> *** /etc/ld.so.conf. Make sure you have run ldconfig if that is
<28> *** required on your system.
<4> Frogzoo: well, that is good news i suppose. Just left wondering ovre the coincidence of wineExplorer crashing just after installing Dapper and my menus getting frozen too
<28> *** If pkg-config was wrong, set the environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH
<0> triablo_, dont do that
<28> *** to point to the correct configuration files
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