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<0> I don't have a german keyboard :)
<1> DBO: nope, desktop
<0> but the schoen is the umlaut'ed "o"
<2> twb, so I see; I'm curious why you're compiling it for 32-bit system anyway.. I don't know how to fix it.
<3> Question... now this is intense. Do I use Ghost on my ubuntu machine to make an image of the windows boxes? or do I need to use a windows ghost program to make the image and then rsync in and grab them?
<4> SmrtJustin, you can disable it, but it hardly eats anything
<5> YukiCuss: because the package I'm compiling doesn't work on 64bit systems.
<6> hey
<7> lone_marauder after learning how and what mc does you'll use it for everything concerning system admin file manipulation mv cp ln ch-own/mod edit view hehhe it's a dandy
<5> YukiCuss: I'm told that -m32 is supposed to magically make it work, but I don't believe it.
<6> does anyone know a program that will record video from a usb webcam?
<8> jetscreamer: There is, the cpu is PENTUIMM.
<0> The germans also have another great phrase - "schoene sheisse" - "beautiful ****"
<1> DBO: what about ppp, and pppd-dns? (sorry to ask you about all these services)
<2> twb, neither would I: presumably, you don't have any 32-bit libraries in place, and 64-bit ones will not link very carefully.
<9> tigrux: ok then you shouldn't have a problem
<4> SmrtJustin, are you on dialup or DSL (directly to modem)?
<5> YukiCuss: exactly, which is why I'm wondering how the other guy made it work for him.
<2> twb, in that case, you might consider making a 32-bit chroot .. it's actually not /that/ hard, but it can be a bit of an annoyance. I ended up just installing an i386 system, as I didn't see much point to using the amd64 one.
<1> DBO: nope, I'm on cable, and I let my linux server handle all the routing
<4> SmrtJustin, unless you dial in, you can kill them too
<1> DBO: k
<10> hello
<10> how are zou guzs ?
<8> jetscreamer: Oki, do you know what file must a modfy to add centrino as cpu? I'm reading debian/rules for both linux-meta and kernel-package and do not say anything about flavours or cpus.
<1> DBO: mdadm?
<4> SmrtJustin, do you have raid?
<1> DBO: well my mobo supports it, but I don't use it
<11> and we're back
<4> SmrtJustin, using SATA?
<5> YukiCuss: that would be giving in!
<9> tigrux: when you do make menuconfig, after you unpack the source, the cpu optimizations are near the top
<11> intelikey, i just gave up on that media... i do own ghost... so that worked
<12> jetscreamer, both are commandline driven again, and while I'd love to spend hours learning, I really need a quick gui app. :(
<1> DBO: no, but in the future I may... so if its something that would disable me from using sata, I'd just leave it on.
<2> twb, naturally! But, ask yourself what you gain anyway?
<4> leave it on
<1> k
<9> tigrux: i forget exactly where, but not very far down... 2nd or 3rd iirc
<5> YukiCuss: well, it means I can be self-righteously indignant.
<7> nomasteryoda|w mmm and ?
<8> jetscreamer: Yes, I know that. But debian always require to modify files.
<9> Grarg: avicemux and acidrip are gui
<2> twb, bah!
<1> DBO: whats makedev do?
<9> err Grark ^^
<4> SmrtJustin, it makes the /dev directory
<9> tigrux: what?
<4> leave it on
<1> DBO: gotcha
<9> Grark: make that avidemux and acidrip
<9> are gui
<1> DBO: whats vbesave?
<8> jetscreamer: I thought I had to add PENTIUMM in any debian/whatever
<9> tigrux: no you do make menuconfig, and a couple lines down inside a node you will find the cpu optimization section
<4> SmrtJustin, its for your video card bios, lets you save the current configurate
<4> leave it on
<13> I'm looking for a library, libavcodec, how would I find the package that provides it?
<13> there is no libavcodec, only libavcodec-dev...
<4> s/configurate/configuration
<9> TheMonoTone: it's probably in that non-free repo
<8> jetscreamer: But in what directory? After untarring the .tar.bz2 linux-source provides? Does it have all the patches applied?
<9> !mplayer
<14> hmm... mplayer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MplayerInstallHowto For compiling, see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061
<15> is there a switch i could put on apt-get to make it download the depends as well?
<13> I'm doing opencv
<13> but I suppose that may help
<7> !plf
<14> it has been said that plf is the Penguin Liberation Front, see http://wiki.ubuntu-fr.org/doc/plf , mainly for i386 users with some packages for ppc
<15>
<9> tigrux: it's make menuconfig, when you config the new kernel. you cd into the source dir and run make menuconfig
<7> the ****ens you say blindx
<8> DBO: Did you already try marillat?
<5> blindx: apt-get should do that automatically.
<9> the patches should be in the ubuntu kernel source already you shouldn't have to mess with patching
<15> hm. maybe it was giving me another error, twb. let me find out.
<1> DBO: theres one thats getting cut off, it starts: stop-read
<5> blindx: what are you installing?
<4> tigrux, you mean debian? no
<9> tigrux: apt-get install libncurses5-dev btw if you havent
<15> ffmpeg
<16> Hi everyone. Sometimes Ubuntu will just permanently freeze. Is there any way I can find out what program is causing this?
<13> thank you!
<4> SmrtJustin, which one?
<8> jetscreamer: Ok, there is an easy way of test it. If the new kernel has stuff about ricoh, then it has the patches.
<17> intelikey or void^ are you sure that the line was supposed to go into modprobe.conf?
<18> badr, just out of curiosity, are you running Beagle?
<19> hello
<20> badr: the kernel. I get that when my memory is bad.
<8> DBO: marillat is plenty of barely legal packages.
<1> DBO: is there anyway I can make the service column wider?
<7> word i would have made a script and ran it from init....
<19> i hear ubuntu is good, i have to switch from debian to ubuntu, i can't take debian anymore, theres way too many problems with it
<9> marillat is for debian, don't use it for ubuntu
<15> I got two "(whatever) needs to be installed, but will not be installed" and three "(whatever) needs to be installed, but (something else) is to be installed"
<1> DBO: so I can read it
<5> blindx: works for me.
<19> anyway, i need to do a network install
<16> torpedo|dog, : No, I don't think so.
<5> blindx: you may prefer "aptitude install ffmpeg"
<18> Alright, if you had it, you'd know.
<9> there is an ubuntu specific flavor of marillat but i can never remember the name
<16> Codename_V, : so you mean I should run memtest?
<5> blindx: don't forget to run "aptitude update" regularly.
<9> !mplayer
<14> I guess mplayer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MplayerInstallHowto For compiling, see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061
<20> badr: wouldn't hurt.
<15> Same errors, twb.
<13> that still doesn't help me
<9> !sources
<14> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
<13> with ffmpeg
<5> blindx: what does "aptitude --version" report?
<13> and its lack of libraries/includes
<17> intelikey: Uh....
<4> SmrtJustin, ok, I see what you are trying to say now... and AFAIK, no you cant
<5> blindx: aptitude 0.4 or 0.2?
<9> you need that other source TheMonoTone
<13> I added it
<15> aptitude 0.2.15.9 compiled at Sep 22 2005 09:10:29
<20> badr: I'm kinda partial to memtest86+. it's more up to date. faster. and less buggy.
<9> then apt-get update
<5> blindx: OK, you have the old, ****ty one.
<9> !find ffmpeg
<13> how do I know which package to add?
<4> SmrtJustin, leave that stop one as is
<14> Ubuntu Package Listing of 'ffmpeg' (2 shown): ffmpeg ;; gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg.
<15> oh, great! :D
<5> blindx: are you using breezy still?
<21> i'm only getting sound through 1 speaker. anyone have a clue why this is?
<22> is there anyway to open up a file browser with su priveldges?
<13> it says its already installed...?
<15> still? i just installed it two days ago
<19> http://gridpt1.fe.up.pt/mlopes/blog/index.php/ubuntu-network-install/ , is that a good guide for installing ubuntu on my system?
<9> should jsut work then TheMonoTone
<20> skpl: gsudo or something? gsudo nautilus
<5> blindx: OK. You'll have to resolve the conflicts manually.
<13> missing library somehow to build with ffmpeg support in opencv :-(
<9> TheMonoTone: you may or may not need some other codecs
<5> blindx: unless you wanna upgrade to dapper? ;-P
<23> skpl, you can launch from terminal as sudo su "gedit"
<15> that sounds like fun, twb.
<16> Codename_V, : Ok, I will try running that. However, I dual boot with WinXP which I haven't seen freeze yet, thought I use it less.
<15> twb, is this going to interfere with my laziness at all?
<19> i need to netinstall ubuntu, because i don't have a cd drive, can someone please help
<5> blindx: http://www.luv.asn.au/overheads/aptitude/aptitude-intro.html
<7> word like this as root " echo '<put the full command string here>' > /etc/init.d/mytv.sh ;chmod 700 /etc/init.d/mytv.sh ;ln -s /etc/init.d/mytv.sh /etc/rcS.d/S56mytv "
<5> blindx: read that. It will build character.
<13> it specifically says
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