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Comments:
<0> Shan`, install ext3 support then ?
<1> hi...
<0> usually you get wrong fs type error if it isnt supported
<2> /dev/hda8 /home ext3 defaults 0 2
<0> weird :P
<2> CraiZE, apt-get?
<0> yeah i guess
<1> hi...
<3> try and do this for me
<0> im no guru, but i had the same issue with samba
<4> thoreauputic: why sometimes a software is installed but linux can't see (or use) it?
<0> wrong fs type til i installed it :P
<2> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda8,
<3> mount -t ntfs /dev/hda8
<4> i read about path: should i add something to p***?
<5> Mend: I have no idea what you mean
<6> hey guys
<4> $path*
<3> sorry forgot to specify a mntpoit
<3> as root do this
<2> nope
<7> How do you make a file writeable again?
<2> same problem
<1> hi..
<0> clody, hi
<6> I just installed ubuntu for the 1st time and i cant seem to get rockbox working; it says "failed to create the player: couldn't initialize scheduler. did you run gst-register?"
<2> CraiZE, ... apt-get what?
<5> Mend: you can type dpkg -L <packagename> to see the files
<6> any idea why?
<0> shan, well if you got /home already mounted as ext3, it should work with mount also
<3> thats odd
<7> How do you make a file writeable again?
<5> Mend: you can do dpkg -L packagename | grep bin to see executables
<4> thoreauputic: i opened synaptic, it shows that gcc is installed but when i type gcc the shell says no such a command
<1> hiiiiiiiiiiii
<5> Mend: you don't type gcc
<0> clody, we heard you the first time
<4> or man gcc?
<8> Is there a way to shrink NTFS partitions without losing any data?
<5> Mend: usually you start with ./configure then do make and sudo make install
<3> can you do this? -t auto?
<6> so can any1 help me on the rockbox issue?
<2> ?
<0> jacer, partition magic in windows :P
<5> Mend: or you use checkinstall
<7> How do you make a file writeable again?
<9> Jacer: ive seen that done before... but im not suer which programs etc. how
<10> i've installed ubuntu with the option server, so only the core system. Sould it recognize my external usb-drive out of the box or do i have to install some packages?
<4> but make doesn't working
<8> Danke
<3> shan: can you do this? -t auto?
<1> hi...nama lu?
<4> thoreauputic: i guess my ubuntu lacks some applications
<2> how do i do it?
<5> Mend: then you don't have build-essentail
<5> *build-essential
<3> mount -t auto /dev/hda8 /mnt/hda8
<2> oh ok
<5> Mend: I told you about build-essential ages ago...
<1> hi...
<2> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
<4> ok, thoreauputic, it is time to switch to linux and test what i learned from you :)
<3> damn it
<5> Mend: good luck then :)
<1> hi..
<4> i might be back shortly
<4> thanks!
<4> bye for now
<3> mount -t ntfs /dev/hda8 /mnt/hda8 didnt word?
<3> work*
<2> nope
<11> where can i find good themes for ubuntu - i really would like to take away this windows look
<12> i ran apt-get install pearpc and it installed it...i think. how can I tell?
<0> !help java
<5> !themes
<5> bah
<2> this is not good
<2> :/
<3> let me see how one can findout what filesystem is on there
<10> does anyone have an answer to my question?
<5> !tell graveson about themes
<10> i've installed ubuntu with the option server, so only the core system. Sould it recognize my external usb-drive out of the box or do i have to install some packages?
<2> spat, it say it could even be a bad superblock
<3> shan i dont know what filesystem is on it
<13> KenSentMe, it should work
<13> KenSentMe, but you might need to mount it manually
<10> muep_, and i should find the connected device i n /media
<2> *sigh*
<3> that would mean it got damaged somehow
<10> muep_, how do i know a device is connected?
<2> spat, least can I get back to my XP installation
<13> KenSentMe, mount
<2> spat, if i try the 2k option it hangs
<14> hello i am new to linux, i would like to know where an application has been installed . Can anyone help
<14> the application is libxml2
<13> KenSentMe, it gives you a list of mounted filesystems
<5> KenSentMe: for usb drives, try pmount /dev/sda1 then look in /media
<2> anyways i gtg for now
<2> thanx for your help spat
<2> lata
<13> KenSentMe, you can try to mount your usbdisk with pmount
<13> it should mount them into /media
<10> mount
<5> KenSentMe: ***uming it's the first usb drive inserted...
<10> lol, wrong window
<5> KenSentMe: to check connection, run dmesg | tail
<15> KenSentMe: are you on the gnome? it's should auto detecting them..
<13> PwcrLinux, it's a server install
<14> any help with how to find where libxml2 is installed ?
<15> muep_: Oh, then it's doesn't work for a server, you have to mounting manually..
<10> thoreauputic, muep_ Error: could not determine real path of the device:
<3> shan was on the phone
<5> PwcrLinux: maybe you don't have pmount
<10> thoreauputic, muep_ , i was checking if my mobo is also not connecting usb device in linux as in windows
<10> i think it's broken
<5> PwcrLinux: not sure what the server install option includes
<10> thoreauputic, pmount isn't automaticly installed
<5> KenSentMe: OK
<15> thoreauputic: My lappy with gnome, it's works auto detecting.. I don't have server on my lappy or tower box..
<10> PwcrLinux, normally my gnome does too, but i think my mobo is broken
<10> PwcrLinux, usb seems broken
<5> PwcrLinux: AFAIK it's handled by gnome-volume-manager in Gnome
<11> i am trying to download an application and i eep on getting these key errors when running the apt update commands : The following signatures were invalid:
<5> PwcrLinux: in fluxbox I use pmount
<15> thoreauputic: cool
<5> or just mount...
<16> graveson: are you using non-offical repos?
<11> xfcefreak : how do i determine that
<16> graveson: please paste your /etc/apt/sources.list on pastebin
<15> thoreauputic: I have 64 MB and 1 GB flash drive :)
<13> KenSentMe, you could try to manually mount it
<13> do you know, if the filesystem in the drive is /dev/sda, /dev/sda1 or something else?
<10> muep_, how can i know?
<10> muep_, i have only connected one device
<17> anybody knouws vmware?
<18> this is likely an inappropriate question for this channel but could someone enlighten me as to what Voip is and how it works
<13> KenSentMe, you can try to guess
<19> conmiweb: server or workstation
<13> KenSentMe, what does mount currently print?
<11> xfcefreak: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12228
<10> muep_, /dev/hda1 on / type ext3 (rw,errors=remount-ro)
<10> proc on /proc type proc (rw)
<10> sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw)
<10> devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,gid=5,mode=620)
<10> tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw)
<10> usbfs on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)
<10> tmpfs on /lib/modules/2.6.12-9-386/volatile type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755)
<10> tmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,size=10M,mode=0755)
<16> KenSentMe: stop dont ever paste in here please use pastebin
<10> xfcefreak, k, sorry
<13> my fault, too
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