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<0> lukaswayne9: with Dapper CD
<1> nickrud: like it still has to be open source?
<2> jighead: No, in Synaptic, you can have the history of what was made in the past (installed/updated/deleted packages). I know to know in which file it is stored... it should be one file only, but it could be one for each set of task also
<3> jtrnp, are any of your other computer accessible from outside your local net?
<4> Healot: yes, I've burned the alternate CD, but what then do I do?
<5> daharon, no, just freely redistributable. For example, sun just changed their license, so it's now in multiverse.
<6> No, all computers have internal IP addresses, and are not accessable from outside the local net
<6> all computers other than my ubuntu server, that is
<5> daharon, erm, sun's java I mean
<1> nickrud: right, ok
<3> jtrnp, how are you giving the ubunut server a public IP?
<1> nickrud: that makes some sense, since even in Portage, it still downloads from a non-gentoo server. unlike other packages
<7> watch the gateway's firewall logs, do you see the ping packets coming in?
<8> Guest298: afaik synaptic doesn't keep logs, dpkg (which is used by synaptic) does though - /var/log/dpkg.log
<5> daharon, similar to the msttcorefonts, yes
<6> It is connected through a dial-up ppp connection - connected through wvdial (in a rural area, no hi-speed available)
<7> <3 wvidal
<7> s/id/di/
<9> I have a Airnet AWN154/AWD154 wireless networking card. How do I get Breezy to detect this? I am kinda new to Linux, have used Debian Woody and Sarge a little bit and now I am on to Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy... (i don't think that it is even being detected as being in there)
<10> hello, i have a computer (windows) and there is no driver for the dial up connection. anyway would solving ubuntu fix this?
<6> any ideas?
<2> bimberi : Ok, thank you :)
<11> I need some help I just put two extra harddrives in my server (text only) now when i try to boot the computer it says /bish/sh cant access tty job control turned off. bbut before that it says things like /root/dev on /dev/.static/dev failed no such file or directory. Does anyone know how to fix this
<12> distanceisdeath: does it have a real modem or a winmodem?
<6> real, external, serial modem
<8> Guest298: np :)
<3> jtrnp, so is the ubuntu box acting as a gateway for the rest of your net?
<13> distanceisdeath, explain your problem a little more
<10> eigenlambda, not sure. whatever is stock on a dell
<6> jighead: yes it is a gateway
<0> note: USB modems are not real modems :)
<6> all of my other computers can access it and use the internet fine
<13> distanceisdeath, look into ndiswrappers
<14> usr modems are :)
<6> Just i am unable to ping the server from outside of the local net
<0> nah
<7> jtrnp: is your dialup provider is giving you a static IP?
<3> jtrnp, ok, how are you trying to ping it then, do you have dynamic dns setup?
<10> Stormy, i reformatted my computer and i lost my driver for the PCI card to use the dial up modem. I want to install linux on and it, and im wondering if it will work.
<6> no, it is a dynamic ip - i use a dyndns service
<6> i am pinging it using the ip address
<13> distanceisdeath, look into ndiswrappers
<10> Stormy, I cannot download the driver.
<6> i have a second line - my internet has been connected for the past 16 days
<6> same ip address
<13> what card is it?
<13> do you know the name
<2> Anyone was able to install Ubuntu 6.06 on an external USB disk using the graphic install ?
<13> or the fcc id of it?
<13> have you put a live cd in the machine
<10> Stormy, no i do not.
<13> and pulled a lspci?
<13> put a cd in
<10> Stormy, slow
<15> ok if i install (accidentally) packages from the breezy repos on a dapper installation, then switch my repos to dapper, do an apt-get update then apt-get upgrade is that bad?
<10> Okay one sec.
<13> distanceisdeath, put a livecd in it and run lspci
<3> jtrnp, have you tried pinging the host name that dyndns gave you?
<11> I need some help I just put two extra harddrives in my server (text only) now when i try to boot the computer it says /bish/sh cant access tty job control turned off. bbut before that it says things like /root/dev on /dev/.static/dev failed no such file or directory. Does anyone know how to fix this
<6> yes, i run an auto-update script that sends my ip address to dyndns every time it is renewed. dyndns redirects the domain name to my ipaddress fine, but it still will not connect
<16> hello, could anybody told me how to exit icewm?
<6> i can not ping my server through either the dyndns host name or the ip address
<8> pppoe_dude: probably not, in fact it's likely to rectify the situation
<13> nameless14, check your order
<17> Dow, alt+ctrl+backspace
<11> Stormy, my order of what
<13> your drives/ide cables
<7> jtrnp: do you have any other services listening at the server's IP addy? like could you try to telnet in to smtp or ftp or something- maybe your dialup provider is blocking ping.
<18> Can someone point me to a page about making ubuntu fonts look really good?
<6> so, any ideas?
<10> Stormy, whats the command?
<13> distanceisdeath, lspci
<11> Stormy, ahhh you are right I changed one plug around due to space restrictions thanks
<17> jtrnp, did you block incoming ping to your machine?
<13> nameless14, np
<3> jtrnp, do your other services fail, like ssh, http?
<6> I run ssh, ftp, and apache. I cannot access any of these services from outside my local net.
<6> However, if i use my external ip address from the internal net, it works
<15> bimberi, cool, there doesnt seem to be any broken packages
<19> where do usb drives get mounted?
<6> the internal ip addrss from inside my internal net also works
<9> I have a Airnet AWN154/AWD154 wireless networking card. How do I get Breezy to detect this? I am kinda new to Linux, have used Debian Woody and Sarge a little bit and now I am on to Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy... (i don't think that it is even being detected as being in there)
<20> hi i have Xgl on my computer and i would like to know how to change the widow border theme
<13> sangaya, type mount and dmesg, that should give you everything
<10> Stormy, what livecd do i pit in? ubuntu right?
<15> bimberi, but xlib6g was missing from the dapper packages, and by fuke i got it from the breezy sources
<17> jtrnp, did you do forwarding to those ports?
<13> distanceisdeath, shouldn't matter, any live cd should do
<15> i think it can conflict with things...
<19> Stormy, thanks
<13> sangaya, np
<20> hi i have Xgl on my computer and i would like to know how to change the widow border theme
<15> hopefully not
<6> lightstar: Sorry, but i'm not entirely sure what you mean?
<16> lightstar, but i do this, it back to wm , i wanna back to shell mode
<20> hi i have Xgl on my computer and i would like to know how to change the widow border theme
<10> Stormy, Im at the ubuntu installation screen and lspci doesnt work... "could no find kernal inmage"
<17> Dow, if you want console then press alt+ctrl+1
<21> !tell lerkan about patience
<20> ok
<6> If you are interested, I can send some a txt file with my iptables rules - i'm not sure if its related or not?
<22> anyone around now thing they can help me with my pesky vmware installation?
<3> jtrnp, pastebin them, i'll look
<22> think*
<13> distanceisdeath, you got a gentoo livecd?
<21> lerkan: you may also want to ask in #ubuntu-xgl, but even more patience is required there ;)
<10> No, i have crux
<6> jighead: I'm new to IRC, how do I do that?
<16> lightstar, but alt+ctrl+1 seem not work
<5> xgl should just die a natural death
<3> !tell jtrnp about pastebin
<10> Stormy, i dont know if these are livecds, they are the iso image
<21> nickrud: don't be mean
<23> does anyone here use Wine to play World of Warcraft (as opposed to Cedega)?
<24> iirc, aiglx is better
<17> Dow, oops..sorry..its alt+ctrl+F1..left out the F
<13> distanceisdeath, find yourself a livecd
<17> Dow, you will get a console login
<25> How do I get rid of Katapult? It keeps intercepting my favourite key combo, Alt-Space.
<5> tristanmike, I'm so tired of hearing of help requested on barely beta software
<10> Stormy, I cant burn any dvds
<13> distanceisdeath, got a pen drive?
<21> nickrud: that's true, I was just joking anyway :P
<10> Stormy, whats that. I do have a windows xp disc.
<5> tristanmike, :)
<26> hi
<13> distanceisdeath, usb pen drive, flash drive, etc,etc,etc Windows XP is useless, you need to get to a linux shell in some sort of running enviroment, either by floppy or by cd
<13> or flash
<13> or tape for that matter
<26> someone can send me initramfs-tools-0.40ubuntu32.deb package?
<26> or where i can download?
<26> ir
<26> it
<10> Stormy, I do not have a pen drive or floppy
<13> sounds like your hopeless
<7> zipslack
<10> Stormy, what was the point of all this?
<13> that might work
<0> gs, find+download the package at packages.ubuntu.com
<13> distanceisdeath, you want to know if your modem would work in linux
<13> lspci will tell me what your modem is
<22> so guys, where might some remnants of VMware-player be hiding on my system? I tried all the uninstalls but the server still says there's a previous version.
<13> from that i can tell you what will work and won't
<16> lightstar, thanks a loooooooooooooooooootttttttttttttttttttttttt
<5> gs, http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/download.pl?arch=all&file=pool%2Fmain%2Fi%2Finitramfs-tools%2Finitramfs-tools_0.40ubuntu32_all.deb&md5sum=738e2216fba709b01c2c3b7509ba20f6&arch=all&type=main
<10> Stormy, it should work, its the stock modem.
<17> Dow, np:)
<16> lightstar, i am green hand on ubunto
<13> distanceisdeath, that doesn't mean ****
<18> Can someone point me to a guide about making ubuntu fonts look really good?
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