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Comments:
<0> Quinn: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
<1> if they doing to release it proprietary, i rather use Windows :)
<0> Quinn: pastebin that
<1> Quinn, anyways, was that fglrx even for 9600 XT?
<2> has anyone been able to set up pptpd fine in breezy? used to work just fine in dapper
<1> you gotta check to what it was built for first....
<0> Healot: someone confirmed the repo driver *does* work for his card
<3> vejan: try running it then...
<3> vejan: maybe it doesn't need to be compiled...
<4> paste bin link?
<5> hmmm
<2> !pptp
<6> fr500: No idea, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<3> (er, ***uming you trust the binary, if that's what it is)
<4> found it
<7> how can i view my hardrives freespace, like in windows i just right click it and view the hd's properties
<0> vejan: you need to use an absolute or relative path then. you can't just type cbtracker b/c it hasn't been added to your path environ.
<8> Hallo Menschen
<0> vejan: so either cd in the dir, and type ./cbtracker, or /blah/blah/cbtracker
<9> kinetic: type free in terminal
<4> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9345
<3> vejan: just prepend this to the filename: ./
<5> cd ..
<4> There is my Xorg.log
<7> idleone: thanks
<0> Quinn: looking
<5> Holy crap
<5> it works now
<8> Any other Ubuntu Power Mac users here?
<3> vejan: no way :-)
<10> Can anyone help me with transfering files from a NTFS HD? When i copy from the NTFS drive I have to manually switch the files permission to write. Is there an way to have that done automatically when I transfer?
<11> can linux do softwre raid 10 or 0+1?
<12> kinetic, Type "df -h"
<5> yep
<5> did ./cbtracker
<5> and it opened up
<7> idleone: can i make a shortcut to my main hardrive on my desktop like it did when i mounted my other drives
<5> awsome
<8> No doubt you could.
<3> vejan: so you read the README, and you acted on its advice, right? :-)
<8> Create launcher I bet
<13> i tried apt get to get xlib6g but it doesnt seem to be working for me
<4> That log looks farfetched
<1> in ubuntu, Go go System -> Administration - Disks (for GUI lovers)
<5> readme doesn't say anything about ./cbtracker to run it
<4> GUI FTW?
<1> in breezy that is...
<0> Quinn: can you pastebin youe /etc/X11/xorg.conf file as well?
<7> healot: thats what i wanted! thx lol i <3 gui
<3> vejan: true - it tells you that it is a binary (i.e. doesn't need to be compiled)
<3> vejan: so now you know the ./ is implied :-)
<1> thanls sure... next time please mention GUI or interface :)
<5> yep
<5> Thanks
<14> someone can help me in vmware ?
<3> vejan: yw
<4> You dont want the ones with the numbers on the end of it?
<4> because I have to reconfiger xserv when ubuntu gui crashes
<1> tulioanjos, sorry this is ubuntu's help channel
<1> but I can help a little, sure go on... tulioanjos
<0> Quinn: what?
<4> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9346
<4> I have all these xorg.conf.321932183219
<4> files like that
<15> wow. bunch o' folks in here.
<16> Any suggestions for how to get help from kimdaba to work?
<16> KDE help is giving: "An error occurred while loading help:/kimdaba/index.html:" "The process for the help protocol died unexpectedly."
<16> This is on a standartd ubuntu (5.10) (not kubuntu), with aptitude install kimdaba khelpcentre
<0> Quinn: you're still using the ati driver
<4> If I use the fx what ever it was
<4> Ubuntu dont work !
<2> has anyone had this problem? i can update my sources fine at work, 15mbit connectio, at home, it wont work, wont even be able to fetch even security repos
<0> Quinn: ah, you switched back, sorry
<2> connection is fine, 400kbit downstream and never had this before
<4> np
<4> I have other ones you might wana look at
<1> not really about the band, there something about your connection setting
<1> or you selected a server that is down atm?
<2> Healot: me?
<0> Quinn: the log is irrelevant then, b/c it doesn't have the info regarding fglrx, it has info regarding the ati driver
<2> Healot: no, works fine at the office, i sshd in and tried, same sources.list
<1> in your source.list file///
<17> fr500 28k dialup modem here no problems with that....
<2> man...., i upgraded my service to 400 and then this started
<1> well, I mean at HOME?
<2> Healot: yes i know, same sources.list right now
<4> I have one with Fglrx
<15> OK - longtime Mandrake user here. Downloaded ubuntu tonight. Gonna do an install - but I have dial-up. I've been using kppp for years. Can't find a package list on the site. what dial-up app does ubuntu come w/?
<1> does, your ISP impose some firewall?
<7> i want to make a link to hda1 on my desktop. like when you mount media and it creates a shortcut on the desktop and you can right click it to view its freespace and size and stuff
<4> So what should I do :(
<18> does anybodt know how to get gcc for 5.1?
<2> Healot: not that i know
<17> SkippyX wvdial is on the cd.
<1> I don;'t about that... just check out if you can ping those servers listed in source.list (at home that is)
<0> intelikey: 28k? i thought i had it bad :-/
<19> intelikey, you still come here my good friend
<20> "Amaze your friends with our accessories! Safe hermaphro-surgery techniques. Burke's Bio-surgery."
<20> This is in one of the games in Ubuntu Universe
<2> Healot: yup can ping and telnet the ports just fine
<19> Seveas, you still come here my good friend
<15> intelikey, does it have a gui frontend? I've not used it.
<20> does anyone want a nice set of balls to go with their vagina?
<1> hum...
<17> blanky sometimes yes.
<4> Is there away you can just login my system and look around?
<1> can you FTP or browser them, manually, fr500 ?
<0> bluefoxicy: what game?
<21> is it safe for me to set the default umask to 002 on my ubuntu system?
<17> SkippyX idk but a script works fine for me.
<19> !ubotu kick bluefoxicy
<6> blanky: Do they come in packets of five. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<18> does anybodt know how to get gcc for 5.1?
<22> crap
<2> Healot, yes, thats what i meant, when you telnet the ports you know they are open
<15> idk? Kewl - thank you!
<20> brenner: Beneath a Steel Sky
<1> jaeek, teknikally yes
<22> make -j is not your friend when linux kernel source is concerned
<19> oldschool, usually sudo apt-get build-essential gives you them
<7> i want to make a link to hda1 on my desktop. like when you mount media and it creates a shortcut on the desktop and you can right click it to view its freespace and size and stuff how can i do this?
<15> This should be a hoot. I've been using mdk 9.2 for 3 years now.
<20> brenner: I'm looking at the personal e-mail for this guy who's security card I stole
<18> this will alllow me to compile programs too?
<20> brenner: And the last page is something about hermaphro-surgery
<21> Healot, so, just modify it in /etc/login.defs?
<1> but becareful.. of suid setters
<1> yes...
<0> Quinn: i don't know how. just switch back to fglrx, save the failed log file as a backup, and then reboot.
<2> argggg, man what happened
<1> add option umask 0022
<2> ....
<3> bluefoxicy: you are cracking somebody's data?
<1> i meant 002
<21> Healot, weird... i set that and it doesnt work... i might have to totally logout and back in for it to apply (not just su'ing in a shell)
<1> if you want other to read and execute your files that is
<4> Im going to try the ATi way
<17> SkippyX if you use sudo wvdialconf /etc/.wvdial then sudo gedit /etc/.wvdial i think you'll like it. although there are other cli apps. as well as gui ones that will work.
<0> Xenguy: i ***ume it's like deus ex :)
<18> i need gcc for compiling does anybody know how to get it
<21> is it possible to set the mask for a specific directory only?
<18> essential did not work
<1> yes... you can...
<19> oldschool, yes it does
<1> but checkout the man, I can't verse switch and options well :)
<19> oldschool, sudo apt-get install build-essential
<18> it says
<0> i doubt he'd publicly tell us of his exploits :)
<21> the mkdir -m flag only sets the default permissions
<19> DO IT AGAIN
<19> oldschool, sudo apt-get install build-essential
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