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<0> I need more pakages ....
<1> i just get a command prompt
<2> manuel_: define - you actual service speed - observed speed
<1> grub>
<3> i tried autoclean. It hasn't helped
<4> whats lsb?
<3> Nautilus still says there's only 1.5GB free
<5> sheil what does 'df -h' show?
<6> nope.. still blank! haha! lemme try logging on with a different account
<7> _grout: lsb_release -a is a command to run to find out what version of ubuntu you have
<8> jadaz87, That'd be GDM then... what error do you get when you just run X?
<2> manuel_: so what's the question?
<9> itai sounds like it's not pointing to your menu.lst..
<3> NoUse: Please see http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=195468. I already posted the text from that command there.
<6> nope. blank as ever. it's not a file i have to create from scratch is it?
<10> hi all\
<8> jimmy89: I'll try to set up a network profile, sure.
<9> you absolutely did chroot into your ubuntu install right itai?
<11> If I have a process, 'foo', running and doing I/O and utilizing network resources, etc etc, and I want to find out just how many resources foo uses, what's the best way to accomplish this?
<10> is there a way to get the kernel to not print ANYTHING at all to the screen when it boots?
<1> i must have..
<6> oh for crying in a bucket
<2> sheil: df -h
<12> Noahj: Thanks
<3> Oh oh
<8> Sildargod, /etc/apt/sources.list
<13> Spec: check 'vmstat'
<3> One second Frogzoo and NoUse
<1> i will repeat the procedure again,
<6> yes.. sources.list helps.. not source.list
<14> How can I play .wma in Rhythmbox?
<6> *ahem*
<15> frogzoo: i am running 64bit distro i think that may be the prob
<13> Spec: dunno if it can be 'specialized' per-process...
<16> Noahj: ok, ripped out the audigy, on the on board card, all working perfectly, thanks :)
<6> thank you! retarded user here
<11> yeah, doesn't look like it
<2> kazukisan: ah, yes it is
<14> And why does Totem ****
<11> wildman: but i can vmstat, record record, stop process, vmstat, compare :p
<8> Some_Person, you need the codec, I believe
<17> Noahj: i was also wondering why grub is not in native resolution lol
<13> Spec: yeah :)
<11> any other suggestions though?
<13> Spec: better than nothing, hein ?
<11> i wanna try multiple things :p
<2> Some_Person: totem's not too bad - gxine performs better visually though
<18> it seems like the gnome session never starts
<0> I would like to know if it possible download all packages and library and then use th dvd like a repository. If it is possibel I would like to know where I can download all pakages (or a lot) to create the dvd. Thanks
<19> hey! i'm having some trouble. i want to force my screen to display at 72Hz, but it only has 60 and 75 in the menu!
<13> not here, sorry
<3> Frogzoo and NoUse: I have encountered something interesting with that command
<8> jada87: it's not working?
<9> itai I mean you typed chroot 'location of system' like the wiki said to and then it logged you into root@yourmachinename right itai?
<11> I was wondering if there were perhaps a program to analyze 'strace' output
<14> Totem is jumpy when playing mp3s
<19> hey! i'm having some trouble. i want to force my screen to display at 72Hz, but it only has 60 and 75 in the menu!
<3> /dev/hda4 9.7G 7.8G 1.5G 85% /
<14> Where can i get the wma codec?
<20> Spec: not afaik, you'll need to know a little about syscalls and read/grep it ;/
<3> It says that the disk is only 9.7G capacity
<6> brb and thanks again guys
<1> mmm, i wasn't paying atention
<8> jadaz87: It's _on_ the kernel line, right?
<21> I seriously need help. I just tried to resize a ntfs partition with all my photos and stuff in gparted. And it hanged, so I killed it. Now windows won't boot, gparted sais it's unknown etc. How do I fix this?! :(
<13> reaper: 75 is not good for u instead?
<22> Some_Person: w32codecs
<8> Some_Person: mplayer.hu
<2> Some_Person: indeed - install gxine - enable expert mode - & bump up the buffer allocations - jitter bye bye
<19> wildman: my monitor displays best at 72
<8> Some_Person: what krazykit said
<13> reaper: oups.
<22> Some_Person: it's in Seveas' repos, too, if you want something easy.
<3> Frogzoo and NoUse: I actually had a FAT32 partition before which I deleted. I then resized my ext3 partition to a bigger size, believing it would give me more free space. Was I wrong in doing this?
<23> umm is KDE normally a 211Mb download ??
<9> itai.. it's always important to pay attention to what commands you're typing in..
<19> wildman: do you know how to foce it to display at 72?
<15> frogzoo: is there a way to have it only get 32 bit packages ?
<13> reaper: are you sure that your monitor's params are properly set in xorg.conf? (horiz and vert refresh mainly)
<24> hi
<3> And if I was wrong, how can I fix my mistake?
<19> wildman: not really, just installed linux
<13> reaper: cuz if they are, you should (in principel) be able to set all supported resolutions
<19> i might try install nvidia drivers first. always a good idea i apose
<2> sheil: if everything went according to plan, that should have worked
<13> reaper: well, you have something to check then ;)
<3> That's what I thought
<1> i was paying attention the commands...i didnt pay attention to whether it switched to root@mymachine name...
<19> check with no knowlegde :D
<2> kazukisan: yes, install dapper 32bit
<13> reaper: didn't install 'em here yet, but yes
<8> jimmy89: it works
<1> i will try again...
<24> i have a one problem, i edit xorg.conf with my resolution 1280x800 but only work on 1024x768 :( some ideas?
<3> Frogzoo: But something is taking up the space that I added
<8> jimmy89: just verified that
<19> can you help me install nvidia driers?
<3> Frogzoo: It's not detecting it as free space, but rather as used space
<13> reaper: it's all explained in ubuntu's wiki, check there
<0> my speed is very slow (36k). my plane is to download all packages from university lab and then install them on my pc
<19> ok thanks
<13> reaper: good luck
<24> i have a GMA945
<2> sheil: did you grow the ext partition with gparted? (while running the live cd?)
<3> Frogzoo: Yes, I did exactly that.
<25> I just installed Dapper and tried to access a flash card in my card reader. I plugged the card in, expecting it to just pop up on the desktop like in Breezy, and I get nothing.
<3> Frogozoo: While running the Live CD
<8> gs: use dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
<2> sheil: also, was the fat partition before or after the fat partition? (you can grow only upwards)
<25> The light on the card reader is on, indicating the card is in correctly.
<2> sheil: also, was the fat partition before or after the ext partition? (you can grow only upwards)
<0> the qiestion is: where I can download all pakages without use the installer (Gnome App Install)in ubuntu?
<3> Frogzoo: The FAT partition was after the ext3 partition, so it did in fact only grow upwards
<8> jimmy89: Add a new location, do the properties of the card you want, then add another and do it again... walla.
<2> !tell manuel_ about torrent
<25> I went to try to mount in manually (as a temporary solution), only to find no sd* in /dev, which is where the USB devices used to show up.
<23> why is KDE such a big d/l ???
<8> manuel_: you mean the repos URL or you want --download-only?
<26> Hmm... after upgrade all my programs are crashing
<27> /usr/share/java# rename Azureus2.jar Azureus2.jar.old
<27> Bareword "Azureus2" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at (eval 1) line 1.
<27> Bareword "jar" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at (eval 1) line 1.
<5> MadMerC its a lot of software
<2> sheil: pls pastebin 'df -h ; sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda'
<0> then I want to use the dvd to upgrate my packages or install the program I need using the dvd
<27> What does that mean ?
<8> MadMerC: because it's a dekstop environment with a lot of add-ons
<12> Noahj: so did you try connecting to a network using key#2? Was that using network-admin?
<5> Frogzoo I have a feeling the parition was grown but the filesystem wasn't
<14> ok, i'm downloading w32codecs with Synaptic
<27> Some_Person, its not in synaptic
<23> NoUse even the kdebase install is 45Mb download lol but i spose thats a start then i can just add stiff as i need it :P
<8> jimmy89: I don't use WEP; but it should work, there's a setting for it in there... could someone_else who uses WEP keys verify this?
<23> stuff*
<3> NoUse: That's what I figured too. Physically, the partition is bigger. It's just that Nautilus doesn't see the larger size.
<0> yes... download the packages, record a dvd, come home and use the dvd like repos with Gnome App Install
<27> Some_Person, go here https://wiki.ubuntu.com//RestrictedFormats#head-16ea04e7e1ecd06555912ba3f470b56563cbd85d
<14> It is if u enable the non-free repository
<26> AARGH
<27> hey anyone tell me what those errors mean
<14> http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/04/libdvdcss2-and-w32codecs-for-ubuntu/
<2> NoUse: but gparted should grow the file system, yes?
<27> i simply tried to rename a file
<26> is there any howto or backup script for ubuntu?
<26> so I can reinstall my system
<8> planetcall: use mv
<13> planetcall: use 'mv' instead
<2> !backup
<28> For information on backing up your system, see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=81311 Available packages for backing up are backuppc (web based), backup2l, backup-manager, backupninja, bkp, bacula, and sbackup amongst others
<29> Hi, is anyone else getting errors on running the apt ? One of the two machines that *.archive.ubuntu.com doesn't seem to have valid content. Is this a known/already-reported bug ?
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