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<0> he jus t answered your question
<0> "top"
<1> halo
<2> !de
<3> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu oder Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de oder #edubuntu-de
<4> ah
<5> reconfiguring xserver-xorg gave me 800x600 even though I selected 1024x768
<5> at least the refresh rate is correct now
<1> bah
<4> How do i install the second processor then rob_p ?
<1> bah bahbah
<4> looks like its not working
<6> I have several AVI files I'd like to burn to a DVD-RW as chapters to watch on my DVD player. How would I do that?
<7> Old: Install?
<8> quick question, If i have windows xp and gentoo installed, (with grub) is it easy to wipe over the gentoo install and safely install ubuntu without nuking xp?
<9> hi guys
<2> spiffy: yes
<6> spiffy: Just run the ubuntu installer and wipe the gentoo partition (don't touch the windows partition) and install in the formerly gentoo partition.
<10> spiffy, no :)
<4> rob_p, yeah whatever. I just need to get it work, configurate/setup, Im not so familiar with ubuntu :)
<8> and grub will automagically keep both booting?
<6> spiffy: Grub will be reinstalled and reconfigured by ubuntu.
<9> if im using ndiswrapper to install my Broadcom wireless card, and i have the 64bit amd kubuntu distro. Do I use the 64bit drivers or the 32bit ones??????????
<11> Joetheodd you need to transcode them to mpeg and then you can use dvdauthor, there is a DVDAuthoring page on the wiki
<2> spiffy: yes
<12> how do I "ghost" an ubuntu system?
<13> !ghost
<3> somebody said ghost was type /msg nickserv GHOST <name> <p***word>
<1> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahaio alex
<13> oh ubuntu
<0> what do you mean ghost
<13> azurehuesofblue: not sure
<6> NoUse: How do you transcode them?
<8> hmm...well, that was easier than I thought
<12> backup everything fully in a smaller file...
<9> whiter, he means to copy bit for bit one partition to anothr hard drive
<0> oh
<0> dont know...
<9> whiter, think norton ghot
<8> plus compress i believe
<0> yea i see
<12> gnomefreak and everyone... how do you guys handle backing up?
<7> Old: I'd guess that the OS should automatically detect multi-processors. From there, apps that support them should already use them. I've only got a single processor so my experience with multi-processors is basically none.
<8> so dd, gzip, and friends.
<13> !buckup
<3> Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, gnomefreak
<0> azurehuesofblue, i dont
<9> whiter, if im using ndiswrapper to install my Broadcom wireless card, and i have the 64bit amd kubuntu distro. Do I use the 64bit drivers or the 32bit ones??????????
<13> !backup
<3> 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 amongst others
<14> ola
<12> ok thanks.
<13> i just burn my home dir to cd ;)
<0> andy, 64bit
<15> ubotu: If you want to ghost it's /ghost nick p***word
<3> RavenTest: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<6> azurehuesofblue: "sudo cat /dev/hda > /dev/hdb" would replicate hda on hdb
<9> cheers man
<16> !backup =~ s/bacula/bacula, and sbackup/
<3> OK, _jason
<12> really?
<12> no ****?
<17> how do i mount a ntfs partition
<12> I just happen to have two exact HDs
<18> !ntfs
<3> hmm... ntfs is the filesystem used in Windows NT and newer; to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions
<8> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Ghost for more info on "ghost"
<6> lwizardl: Carefully =/
<19> hey guys, can anyone help me with getting htis gamepad to work, it's a PiranhaPad PC by INTERACT
<8> azurehuesofblue: is the hard drive you are backing up to equal/bigger than the drive being backed up?
<0> joetheodd would it also replicate the partition tables and stuff?
<19> i want to use it to play games in zsnes
<6> whiter: Yes.
<20> hello can someone help me?
<13> !helpme
<3> If you do not actually ask a question, we cannot actually help you. :)
<20> lol
<20> i promised some one to help with ubuntu
<20> she has lost her rootp***wd
<20> is there a poss to retrieve it?
<4> How do i get my other intel xeon 64bit proccesor to work?
<13> zerby: ubuntu doesnt use root p***word by default
<20> it is set
<0> zerby
<6> zerby: Does she have sudo rights?
<20> but her hubby ansd she are divorced ;)
<13> ubotu tell zerby about root
<20> no she doesnt
<0> yea, i think she lost her login p***word
<19> drat ... this is annoying not being able to use a gamepad
<0> zerby do this
<20> k
<11> !lostp***word
<3> rumour has it, lostp***word is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LostP***word
<0> restart the computer and when grub comes up press F2
<12> spiffy, exactly the same, I just haven't found a use for it, because I didn't know how to set up sata raid
<5> hi, I reconfigure xserver-xorg and include 1024x768 but it still isn't selectable in Screen Resolution
<0> itll set you in a root shell
<13> zerby: read the wiki that ubotu sent you
<6> zerby: as a sudoer, do sudo p***wd root
<6> whiter, oh, then he's screwed
<21> Question, I typed sudo mount /dev/hda1 /media/windows/ -t ntfs -o nls=utf8,umask=0222
<21> in, and it worked, but i have several Windows partitions i want to view.. How might i go about doing this?
<7> ponijs: What graphics adapter do you have?
<8> zerby: you arent screwed.
<20> lol
<5> how do I check?
<0> joe, if you restart and press F2 you get put in root without a p***word being asked for
<7> ponijs: lspci
<0> then he can delete her account and create a new one
<21> See, i changed over to hdd1 etc but all that does it make a replica of the one it already unmasks
<6> whiter, oh cool
<8> or do p***wd username
<7> ponijs: Then look for the graphics adapter in the output.
<6> Blindraven, if they're all on the same disk, they'll be hda2, hda3, etc
<0> yea @ spiffy
<20> ok ill hope sudo p***wd root does the job
<4> zerby, reboot the pc, press f2 when it reboots, press enter, choose a line with "kernel" init, press r, add init=/bin/bash on the end of the line, then press enter twice.
<20> have to go, ill be back
<6> Blindraven, if they're on the slave disk, it'll be hdb1, hdb2, etc.
<8> zerby if not, boot f2, p***wd user name
<5> ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage II+ 215GTB [Mach64 GTB] (rev 9a)
<21> Joetheodd, ill try again, i know theres 2 hd's so yer
<0> i did a dist-upgrade on dapper (xubuntu) and it installed gnome for some strange reason
<12> so if I have hda (80mb) and hdb (80mb) (the same) and do "sudo cat /dev/hda > /dev/hdb" it will just make an exact copy on B?
<20> tx spiffy whiter Joetheodd
<22> how do I view my kernel version
<0> xbox
<23> maby you had ubuntu repos?
<0> uname -a
<6> azurehuesofblue yes.
<0> rambo, xubuntu and ubuntu use the same repositories
<0> so thats probably it
<12> that rules, so say... A gets messed up... how do I get my old B back on A?
<5> rob_p, could it be that the graphics card doesn't support 1024x768?
<7> ponijs: Now that you know what adapter you have, go to the ubuntu wiki regarding resolution (can't remember the URL... just search). It should have some info to help you out.
<0> azur, just reverse it
<21> mount: /dev/hdd4 already mounted or /media/windows/ busy
<21> mount: according to mtab, /dev/hdd4 is mounted on /
<5> oh, ok
<6> azurehuesofblue, sudo cat /dev/hdb > /dev/hda
<0> cat /dev/hdb >> /dev/hda
<21> dosent seem to want to mount anything else
<0> P
<22> how do I view my kernel version, I'm trying to install the latest version on ndiswrapper
<7> ponijs: It should support it just fine, I'd imagine.
<4> How do i get my other intel xeon 64bit proccesor to work? only one is working atm.
<0> xbox_guru2: uname -a
<7> !resolution
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