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<0> helo
<1> diego, happy ubuntu-ing
<2> amphi: I just got the one from the repos...
<3> jramsey, haha ok thanks
<3> jramsey, happy U-ing to you too
<3> bytes
<4> Jramsey, it recognises my router, it get's stuck after that
<4> I suspect it's trying to get an IP
<5> tonyyarusso: you could look at the site and see whether a current/dev version supports your drive
<6> amphi: green_earz hdparm -I /dev/dvd
<5> tonynewbie: and what do you get? /dev/dvd is pointing at the right device?
<2> amphi: I'll look. I'm not even sure what to look for though b/c of the somewhat unconventional setup.
<4> Hey guys, can anybody help me out here? I'm stuck at the beginning of an install.
<1> marcky, if ur router is similar to most u can get to it thru a browser; a fixed ip address gets ur to a config page; do u have a (gulp) windows machine or another linux box u can check to see if the port is active ?? i have linksys and not sure about alcatel
<4> Yep sure, I know how to get to the routers UI
<5> tonyyarusso: the package is smartmontools, dunno a url for it
<4> I can reach it through my windows machine
<6> amphi: ATAPI CD-ROM, with removable media
<6> Model Number: MAT****ADVD-ROM SR-8583
<6> Serial Number:
<6> Firmware Revision: D54A
<6> Etc
<1> marcky, ask _jason he might be able to help (if he's on)
<7> okay, pastebin of the errors I got
<7> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12209
<4> thanks jramsey!
<8> Does anyone here have a Palm (Zire or Tungsten) interfacing with Breezy Badger? If so, may I ask how did you get it working?
<5> tonynewbie: try hdparm -D1 /dev/dvd
<5> tonynewbie: er, -d1
<1> marcky, yw
<9> whats a good programme for converting ogg to mp3
<9> or ensuring that when i put a cd in it is ripped to mp3
<10> Does anyone know why Amarok is not shuffeling for me?
<11> heyjoe2: ogg2mp3
<12> tonynewbie: it may also be /dev/cdrom0
<4> jramsey, I think he's not around, anyone else you can send me to?
<2> Okay, anybody with some good irssi-fu help me out here. Need to hilight *string* excluding *stringplus*.
<6> amphi: dma is set to on
<7> did anyone look at my pastebin?
<7> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12209
<5> tonynewbie: oh, well
<1> marcky, lemme look
<6> Thanks lutra
<9> dragoon: where do i get that. its not in synaptic
<5> tonynewbie: you could try mplayer using the xv driver and see if that works better
<4> ok
<11> heyjoe2: google ?
<6> amphi: Someone was saying to disable error checking....
<8> Does anyone use a Palm with Breezy Badger?
<9> dragoon: ok
<12> paul_: i use two when i'm typing
<7> I'd really appreciate if someone would look at that pastbin.... limewire is just SUCH a resource hog
<8> lutra may I ask how you got Breezy to recognise your Palm?
<12> yipe: where did you install frostwire too?
<7> huh?
<12> paul_: i am just kidding...i was making a bad joke
<7> I just did sudo dpkg -i
<12> yipe: it says you typed in frostwire
<4> Jramsey: Anything?
<13> hmm
<13> frostwire, is that the alternative to limewire?
<14> Hi there everybody...
<7> yes, this was after installation
<7> yes it is
<13> Does it use less resources than limweire?
<12> yipe: dpkg -s frostwire
<14> I got some diffucult question about the 'screen' command...
<9> is there a media player on linux that, like media player does everything, plays audio/video, allows you to rip, burn etc
<1> marcky, go check http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/f-101-p-7.html
<15> I did what it said, but still I have no vncviewer. Any extra info?
<1> and poke around
<12> yipe: i lie...dpkg -L frostwire
<16> can anyone give me the repos needed for installing azureus
<1> marcky, you may find something there
<13> HeyJoe, I dont know about all that but VLC player and mplayer are good.
<7> okay.... what did that just do?
<17> sup folks
<12> yipe: the L should show you all the files in frostwire.deb
<9> pvd2006: im specifically looking for ripping/burning functions
<9> and conversion from ogg to mp3
<12> lutra: from there you should be able to locate the executable file
<13> azureus, is a resource hog for just using torrents, but you can download it from their site.
<11> torrentflux ftw
<16> pvd2006,any other suggestions then??
<18> why would you convert ogg to mp3? ...mp3 player?
<11> get a decent mp3 player
<19> reverb: http://www.hn2.org/docs/tbg/screen.html
<11> that can play ogg
<11> :p
<20> Bobrownik: that's why my music player does ogg natively
<13> digen, the gnome-torrent works just fine, or maybe bit torrent like lutra said.
<20> Bobrownik: no mp3 here
<7> I don't see any files with a .exe after them
<11> ...
<16> pvd2006,cool will check it out.thanks
<8> Does anyone here know how to configure my Breezy Badger system to be able to switch between English and Japanese keyboard input, (both using a US keyboard)?
<12> doh....
<14> green_earz: well... its a more tricky question than that... i got i working and know how to use it.
<13> np;)
<12> yipe: paste the output on pastebin
<18> i like ogg a lot better then mp3 myself
<12> no .exe in linux btw
<11> wtf would linux use an exe yipe
<13> yipe, .exe is only for windows
<9> Bobrownik: mp3 player exactly
<18> but if your mp3 player doesnt play ogg then yeah m you gotto conert
<7> well.... what's the equivalent?
<1> paul_, u try the language selector in system/admin?
<9> bobrownik: any ideas for some good converting progs
<21> yipe, file names have no magical significance in real operating systems such as linux or unix
<11> heyjoe2: i already told you, ogg2mp3
<7> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12210
<7> surely the extension means SOMETHING?!!?
<2> yipe: No file extension, for instance everything in /usr/bin/
<21> yipe, no, nothing
<21> yipe, and it should not.
<7> that makes no sense to me...
<22> anybody here happen to know how to move mail from Thunderbird on Windows to Thunder on Linux?
<13> linux doesnt have to have extensions for binary files, usually you just set that a file is an executable file with chmod a+x (x=executable)and if the file is executable it will run fine just by typing the file name.
<21> yipe, the reason for having extensions in windows is the the early primitive versions had a file system with no concept of file attributes
<2> nopea: Yes. You just have to transfer the profile directory structure.
<21> yipe, so the only way to make a file into a type was to use it's name
<12> and cause windows is stupid
<7> and now I see why it's so damn difficult to set certain file types to open in certain programs
<21> yipe, but that was eliminated in other operating systems around 1965
<21> yipe, it's not
<18> i dont know of any , im a newb to linux
<4> thanks jramsey!
<21> yipe, it isn't difficult at all, it just isn't done by name
<22> tonyyarusso, as is just copy it over?
<8> jramsey I may have been successful in configuring it, but I can't tell because I don't know how to cause the system to switch between the two keyboard input modes.. Any idea how?
<1> marcky, that help? there seems to be some relevant stuff
<21> yipe, web browser type programs don't use file names anyway, they use an attribute in html
<9> dragoon: how do u install it
<21> yipe, even in windows these days the name is not significant for most programs
<12> heyjoe2: apt-cache search ogg2mp3
<22> I am guessing same would go for any Firefox profiles
<11> heyjoe2: compile it....
<11> *bangs head on table*
<2> nopea: Correct.
<9> dragoon: what do you perceive to be the underlying causes of the south china sea conflict?
<23> ****ers
<22> tonyyarusso, cheers
<1> paul_, i am not sure if KMFL works with ubuntu ... hold on lemme see if i can find out; it is a remapper on the fly
<2> nopea: That enough for you or would you like file paths?
<11> ubuntu users are wankers
<9> dragoon: why do i ask such a seemingly irrelevant question? because of the ***umptions, supercillious arrogance of some support ppl on this channel
<24> Hi there!
<22> tonyyarusso, if you have the time sure! thanks
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