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<0> Psi-Jack, http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mysql-dfsg-5.0/ (for dapper, I think)
<1> gnomefreak: do you know where it is in /etc?
<2> twb: not off hand
<3> soundray: Hmm, I need it for breezy.
<4> I cant find it
<5> my ethernet card was named eth0 but now it is changed to eth0_clashed. Anyone has this issue before?
<6> i3dmaster: you are using dapper?
<1> My actual problem is that the Debian NFS server won't allow me to mount exported directories.
<1> And I suspect it's because my domain name isn't foo.lan
<5> _jason, yes
<0> Psi-Jack, breezy is stable, mysql5 can't be considered that, so the two don't go together.
<6> i3dmaster: then yes, I have seen a few people have that issue here
<3> soundray: MySQL 5.0 is quite stable, actually.
<0> Psi-Jack, you can try to backport, but I would install dapper if I needed mysql5.
<5> _jason, oh ok.. hmm.. what's up with that? don't see any benefits to rename the interface
<7> sid: come on
<4> I couldnt find it
<6> i3dmaster: no idea
<3> soundray: I'll go with the whole backporting idea, using the deb-src and just adjusting.
<8> does orinoco make a mini-pci card?
<1> The /etc/exports file reads "/alt *.lan(rw,sync,root_squash)"
<5> _jason, ya the interface is still working but you know, its a ugly change
<7> sid: do you have ALSA?
<9> what is the package name for mysql in ubuntu
<4> yes
<5> anyway, thanks
<6> i3dmaster: check malone on the possibility of it being a bug
<0> Psi-Jack, okay, good luck :)
<5> _jason, ya I am going to do that and see if anyone filed a bug for that
<10> uiu
<0> KoruptidPryde, afaik, orinoco never made anything. It's just a brand name.
<11> ok..
<12> hi
<12> me again :)
<12> How to format a big disc as vfat?
<11> how do i install a package that isnt in the apt-get tree?
<0> rod, how big?
<13> soundray: correct, made by lucent/avaya or whatever they are called this week ;)
<6> LadyNikon: what package?
<12> 200gig soundray
<7> sid : go to the doc page of ALSA
<11> its a vpn client
<3> Holy cow.
<8> soundray, well... in general I'm trying to find an orinoco chipset minipci to replace my crappy broadcom on my compaq laptop
<11> ubotu: LadyNikon !install
<14> LadyNikon: Bugger all, I dunno. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<6> LadyNikon: you've checked universe/multiverse I ***ume?
<3> There's Unofficial MySQL 5.0 stuff for Hoary, just not Breezy. LOL
<11> _jason: yep
<7> sid : http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml do # lspci -v | grep -i audio
<6> LadyNikon: then I would do this 1) check wiki/forums for what others have done 2) look for an ubuntu deb 3) compile from source
<7> sid: here : # alsaconf
<12> soundray: can you help me to make a vfat partition?
<4> Command "alsaconf" not found
<0> rod, mkdosfs
<12> soundray: thnx
<0> rod, read the manpage and decide accordingly.
<4> I just put in "grep -i audio" and its hanging there
<0> rod, have you considered this well? vfat is a pain.
<1> gnomefreak: ok, i managed to login to gnome and find the networking control panel, but putting "lan" in the "domain name" text field and hitting OK has no effect. When I reopen that dialog the field is blank again.
<15> what are the recomended webcams for ubuntu?
<16> hello to everyone!
<16> can anybody help me with grub?
<0> !anyone
<14> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
<1> Hear hear.
<3> m_tadeu: As said already, one that is supported by Linux directly is suggested. Namely webcams that use the OV511 chip.
<4> damnhil im going to plug my SB back in, and run some tests, ill be back
<0> m_tadeu, had this discussion earlier... In my opinion, webcams aren't worth the bother. Use an old video cam with analog out and connect it to a TV card.
<15> Psi-Jack: nice :) thanx
<2> twb: im not sure i leave mine blank since i dont need one
<3> m_tadeu: Pay attention next time. It'll save you the trouble of repeat questions.
<1> Grr.
<15> soundray: mmm...aren't those quite more expensive?
<1> I do not like changing things on the server simply because the clients are being uppity.
<12> soundray: i know vfat is a pain... ext2 is the other option but im planning to use this extensively and installing a ext2 driver on every machine isnt handy
<0> m_tadeu, not if you pick up a used one.
<15> Psi-Jack: i don't think i ever asked this
<17> ubotu~ I have had a little experience with that. When asking a very detailed and specific question I've been ignored more than 50% of the times. Beginning with something like "I have a problem with FOO" has shown actually to work better. Strange as it might seem to a strictly logical entity like yourself.....
<3> m_tadeu: You did. Yesterday.
<0> rod, so this is for exchanging data on a portable disk?
<3> I explicitely remember you. ;)
<11> forums.ubuntu.com?
<11> is that it?
<15> Psi-Jack: i'll pay more attention next time ;)
<6> LadyNikon: ubuntuforums.org
<15> Psi-Jack: thnx again
<12> soundray: yes, its a usb disc
<1> Argh! Stupid bloody NFS!
<1> mount: RPC: program not registered
<1> I have this bloody problem every time I configure a host.
<18> how can i see computers in a lan corporate?
<1> Richard: define "lan corporate".
<18> it's a intranet.. excuse my bad english
<1> Richard: ah. "corporate lan". The adjective precedes the noun.
<4> Ok, damnhil
<4> 0000:00:0d.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB Audigy LS
<0> rod, for Windows clients as well?
<1> Richard: is this a predominantly Windows network?
<4> So far no sound though
<18> yes twb
<19> ion:.
<1> Richard: you need an SMB client. Look for documentation for samba.
<1> There are also some nice front-end GUIs, but I forget the names.
<1> lias is one.
<1> *lisa
<4> Did damnhil leave?
<12> soundray: its supposed to contain some movies and music ... Im going to add and copy over some while im at some friends ... they all use windows
<4> Hey gnomefreak, can you help me out
<18> twb: is it a program? have i to installed it?
<16> can anybody help me with grub?
<1> Richard: yes.
<0> rod, I think you can just use the defaults for FAT32 then, ie. 'sudo mkdosfs -F32 /dev/sd??'
<1> eyedol59: not until you are more specific.
<12> soundray: im getting old. I completely forgot about cfdisk
<20> Hello every body!!
<12> soundray: cfdisk should do it
<16> twb:I have a sata drive that ubuntu sees as sda
<0> rod, no.
<1> rod: aren't we all supposed to use parted now?
<20> I need some help upgrading my firefox with Ubuntu
<16> twb:in sda0 i have Winxp
<6> akambi: what versions
<21> anyone familiar with spca5xx?
<0> rod, you can create a partition with cfdisk, but not a vfat filesystem.
<22> hola
<23> akambi, me! I just update it yesterday =)
<16> twb:and in other partition i have the ubuntu os
<24> hola
<1> anthraxnet: sudo aptitude upgrade firefox
<25> sda0? o0
<20> to 1.05
<24> twb is that for me?
<1> anthraxnet: no, sorry.
<16> twb:i have resintall grub with the command $ /bin/grub-install /dev/sda
<6> akambi: 1.07 is in there repositories
<23> akambi, just follow this instructions, its very clear
<0> InnerF|RE, heard of it, used it, had problems.
<23> !ff.15
<14> Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, kyo
<4> gnomefreak are you there?
<1> lazy tab completion and busy channels don't mix.
<23> !ff1.5
<14> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
<16> twb:are you following me so far?
<18> twb: how can i use it? I see under synaptic and it say that it is installed
<0> InnerF|RE, the version in kernel 2.6.15 is better.
<24> twb i think nice i joint a channel and get informations without asking :-)
<1> eyedol59: I think so.
<20> Scuz I ve mistaken I want to Upgrade to 1.5.1
<20> the last version
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