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<0> KickStandimus: Once you run that it should work.
<1> But, I keep my lnx-bbc around, cuz I know it backwards & forwards (or did)
<2> Amaranth: Tried it, I get bad output
<3> It worked! My CPU didn't die! I am actually running at 1600 MHz now instead of 600!
<4> ceruleantiger, http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php
<0> KickStandimus: oy
<2> Amaranth: I'll try again
<5> i'm helping someone remotely here by telephone fix a problem whereby if they change the panel size in Dapper they can no longer log in, instead are dumped back to the login screen. moving ~/.gconf allows them to log in, but the problem remains if they change this problem. anyone encountered this bug?
<6> dooglus ok thanks.. just trying to understand why I have never had this much problems installing a Linux distro as I have with Ubuntu
<0> KickStandimus: Is ath0 shown in 'ifconfig'?
<1> dooglus, sweeping statements ****. By definition :)
<2> Amaranth: yes
<3> delire: Hmm... Let me try it.
<7> cge: thanks..
<8> NoWhereToTurn: because it's "linux for human beings"? what species are you, by the way?
<0> KickStandimus: If this doesn't work I'm out of ideas then. :/
<0> KickStandimus: Unless it gives good info.
<2> Amaranth: crap hold on
<8> nickrud: what, all of them?
<3> NoWhereToTurn: what problems are you having?
<9> hello
<1> dooglus, yes, because nuances is where the truth is. But, I'm so off topic
<2> Amaranth: yeah so far it looks liek same crap
<10> A FTP server/client for Ubuntu? anybody?
<9> where can i find the internet logfiles in ubuntu breezy
<2> Amaranth: Hey no it's different now
<8> NoWhereToTurn: I had problems installing ubuntu too. I had to tell it to use lilo instead of grub in the end to get it bootable.
<3> PlHL: A server or a client?
<0> KickStandimus: What does it say?
<11> plHL - gftp, i think :P
<2> Amaranth: bound to 10.0.1.2 - - renewal in 5559 seconds
<0> KickStandimus: awesome
<12> PlHL:: proftpd is good too
<11> yeah..
<0> KickStandimus: That means it worked
<2> Amaranth: Okay hold on
<0> KickStandimus: try firefox
<10> cge If it could both then great. Klient the most important though
<11> i've used proftpd, I used it for a few hours but I couldn't figure out why people couldn't upload to it :(
<6> Well the installer complains that the ext2 partition # 6 on hda has uncrorrected errors (installing Ubuntu into hdb14) and when I run e2fsck on that prtition there are no errors reported. I can not get grub to install
<2> Amaranth: You are officially the man
<2> Amaranth: I didn't do anything I didn't do before is the wierd thing though
<0> KickStandimus: Ok, now use synaptic to install network-manager-gnome
<12> PlHL:: use proftpd as server, and firefox as the client
<13> brb
<0> KickStandimus: It does all this crap for you.
<3> PlHL: ftp the ftp client is installed by default.
<12> Hso:: they need an account on your machine by default to upload... you have to configure the settings
<2> Amaranth: Can I use that to get my nvidia drivers too?
<3> PlHL: I personally like lftp better, but that is probably in universe. Nautilus also can work as an ftp client.
<0> PlHL: In GNOME nautilus can do FTP
<0> KickStandimus: Yep.
<0> KickStandimus: That's the nvidia-glx package.
<14> !nautilusftp
<15> You can use nautilus (the Gnome file manager) as an FTP client. Go to Places -> Connect to Server to get started.
<10> Hm, i see :)
<16> WHY does my selfmknodded /dev/video as wel as the /dev/video0 link to it disappear after a boot?
<17> Hi, is there a way to (re)install grub (additional) on the first sector of the root partition ? Got a nice dapper from desktop-cd with grub in mbr ... would like to get it to the /dev/sda6 (root partition ext3)
<3> Yoosah: Because /dev isn't a real file system
<2> Amaranth: Also where can I find info about all of the network commands you gave me or a list in case I want to help somebody else with all of this
<12> nautilus is so good, it works as a GUI SSH client also :!
<0> Yoosah: because mknod is a one time only thing
<8> Yoosah: because /dev isn't a real file - what cge said
<11> hexi - I already made them an account.. it was mad! XD
<16> aha!
<3> Yoosah: Everything in it is created at each boot.
<12> Hso:: :( dunno
<7> PlHL: some like gftp also, though i'd try nautilus itself first.
<0> KickStandimus: in a terminal running 'man iwconfig' tells you all the things you can set
<11> indeed :( I gave up, in the end :(
<8> Yoosah: ... by udev. configure udev to make the devices you want
<12> Hso:: proftp has an irc channel on freenode... #proftp i think
<16> problem is, i think a driver for my webcam should create it
<3> Yoosah: There is a way to create them on each boot, but I don't know how.
<16> ah yes i ran into udev already
<11> i'll look into that once I get my motherboard back, and then i'll INSTALL ubuntu :P
<0> KickStandimus: Usually 'sudo iwconfig <device> essid <networkname> && sudo dhclient <device>' is all you need.
<2> Amaranth: cool, where can I download that thing in synaptic
<10> I think I'll try Nautilus, gftp and proftp then .. :)
<11> anyway, I need to lay down.. this insane heat is so depressing :(
<7> Yoosah: yes, that's correct, ***uming you have v4l support in the kernel.
<2> Amaranth: in gnome or networking
<16> but the device ID for my cam is not showin up on any forum or in compatibilty lists
<10> See which FTP fits me best :)
<0> KickStandimus: Search for 'netowkr-manager-gnome'
<7> Yoosah: (and the driver works)
<0> KickStandimus: browsing is slow :P
<3> delire: I'm not seeing the problem.
<16> that is what i'm doubting, delire
<10> Thanks by the way
<3> delire: ... with a clean account.
<0> KickStandimus: err, network-manager-gnome
<7> cge: nor do i here.. there's nothing in malone about it either. it's a difficult problem to address as the user at the other end isn't online.
<2> Amaranth: yeah, dude thank's a lot I can take it from here
<3> delire: Has the user tried it with a clean account?
<12> KickStandimus:: sudo apt-cache search gnome-network-manager
<7> cge: yes it also occurs with a new account.
<2> Amaranth: Once again you are the man
<18> has anybody here built (k)qemu with gcc 4?
<3> delire: Oh.
<0> KickStandimus: happy to help :)
<7> cge: quite odd. i had her read out ~/.xsession-errors and there was nothing conspicuous..
<1> ToHellWithGA, I think you must use gcc-3.4 for kernel stuff, I think the kernel is still built with that. Not sure, though
<18> ok
<0> nickrud: in dapper the kernel is built with gcc 4
<1> Amaranth, thanks
<3> delire: Maybe have her go into a xterm session or something, and start gnome-panel, to see if there is any output that might be helpful?
<7> cge: that's a good suggestion. cheers..
<3> delire: I have no idea why that would kill gnome-session though.
<0> If you're suddenly getting logged out X is probably crashing.
<13> Yo does Dapper Support The Deskjet 3653
<0> !printer
<15> I heard printer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters or http://www.linuxprinting.org
<19> I need help sharing a folder on my desktop (ubuntu) with my laptop (xp home)
<0> !samba
<15> samba is probably https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SettingUpSamba or http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/samba2/book/toc.html
<7> cge: no, initially i suspected ~/.Xauthority or ~/.ICEauthority permissions to be culprits, but they weren't. a fresh account proved this.
<0> jughead: that should help you
<13> !hp
<15> methinks hp is at http://www.hp.com/pressrel/jun99/21jun99g.htm, or *the* original brown sauce from 1889. See: http://www.higherdesign.com/brownsauce/hpsauce.htm. Hewlett Packard, maker of calculators and printers and computers and other silicon goodness
<0> wtf
<20> it really seems like my gentoo box doesn't want to be backed up (i was myopic and didn't put /home on it's on partition)
<3> delire: I don't see how those would be affected by the panel size change, either. Maybe gconf is corrupting something when that change is made, enough so that gnome-session dies.
<0> SAM_theman: ubotu already gave you info
<21> is there anything special to using breezy packages on a dapper system? can I just put the lines in my sources.list and use the packages? or do i have to do something to make it not check breezy vs dapper for these particular repo's?
<0> SAM_theman: look at what it said for !printer
<0> Mersault: What are you wanting to do?
<13> Amaranth, yeah smarty pants I din't ask for that I ask a question Does Dapper Support Deskjet 3653??
<1> heh. Somone should mention !hp to cafuego
<21> there are some mythtv packages that were made for breezy that I've heard are working fine with dapper
<7> cge: it's pretty mysterious that's for sure. next support call we'll look at gnome-session. thanks.
<21> from deb.thehunter.ws
<0> SAM_theman: And I gave you a link that lets you find out.
<3> SAM_theman: Look on linuxprinting.org. It has a database of what printers are supported.
<7> SAM_theman: you can also look at http://linux-printing.org
<0> !forget hp
<7> dupe!
<15> Amaranth: i forgot hp
<1> SAM_theman, you got the best info available: the 3653 is not mentioned in the printer database, only the 3650. linuxprinting.org will tell you if the 3650 driver works with the 3653
<7> SAM_theman: cge's url is correct (mine isn't)
<3> nickrud: It is quite useful, yes.
<21> Amaranth: dev.thehunter.ws is a repo for mythtv packages that I've read on some forums are working in dapper, I just don't know what the posters did to get them to work in dapper. I've used the packages on a breezy system and they were great
<22> msg nickserv link nando marco
<0> Mersault: they should work then
<23> nickrud: why?
<0> Mersault: just add them as if it was breezy
<22> /msg nickserv link marco
<21> Amaranth: okay. synaptic wont complain that they are flagged for breezy?
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