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<0> gunichou, try this in the meantime: $export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jre1.5.0_06
<1> ompaul: I foolowed the wiki to install the 1.5
<2> adam_ i need to write this in environment file "JAVA_HOME=/opt/jre1.5.0_06" but i just can open the file but dont write
<3> haha verry funny
<4> csk_: from a terminal type 'gksudo gedit /etc/fstab'
<5> How do i preview ogg audio in Nautilus?
<2> where i need to type this ?
<6> drgreborn, seems it failed in some way
<0> gunichou, in the terminal
<7> thanks
<1> ompaul: i can start in console but not the aplication menu
<8> gunichou, what shell are you using?
<4> csk_: yw :)
<2> error message
<2> i use ubuntu
<9> mustard5 thanks nice try
<8> gunichou, on the command line type echo $SHELL and tell me the output
<1> ompaul: would getting the .desktop dile from someone and placing it there fix it?
<6> drgreborn, you can click on applications - add applications - set up a new starting point
<5> Why can wavs & mp3s be previewed in Nautilus but not ogg?
<10> tx anyways guys
<2> it open window and close
<7> bimberi: it says authentication rejected and the file that opens up has nothing in it.plus when i try to save it it says it cant
<2> sniff
<8> fatejudger, smbfs is a kernel module that loads dynamically at runtime based on when a need for that driver is called, if you are trying to mount a samba share locally from ie on the same server then yes you won't be able to do that until after samba has started
<4> csk_: paste the command you typed
<8> fatejudger, but you don't even need samba installed to mount a samba share only kernel driver support
<7> gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
<11> is the command to remove a package sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
<12> yes
<8> AMD64Athlon, yes and do an apt-get --help for a list of all the common commands
<7> bimberi : gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
<13> how can i reconfigure X?
<14> how's dapper coming along?
<14> oops
<4> csk_: looks good, what's the output of 'ls -l /etc/fstab'
<4> ?
<12> AMD64Athlon, yep. and sudo is also a command. it runs the following command with root user privileges (or other user if specified)
<7> bimberi: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 734 2006-02-25 09:12 /etc/fstab
<15> Do themes slow your system down? My system is really slow even though I have a 2.8ghz processor and 1gb ram, and only a small percentage of it is being used
<0> lucas_ $sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
<16> csk_ run sudo ony see if that helps
<16> no gk
<17> hi all
<17> does ubuntu and kubuntu use different repositories or same?
<18> the same
<7> rambo3: yes that works!!! thanks!!
<4> csk_: that looks ok too. when i run 'gksudo gedit /etc/fstab' I get the authentication warning but it opens the correct file. I'm not sure what's wrong sorry
<19> Linus Torvaldus saved the world.
<17> HappyFool: are you telling me?
<7> bimberi : nw thanks for ur help anyway
<18> linuxboyfriend: yip ;)
<6> asdffasdf, and so did Linus Torvalds :-)
<17> HappyFool: ok, thanks a lot :)
<19> Hurra
<7> last question- i have two partions in windows one is NTFS with windows the other is a FAT32. i know to get the windows in C drive i need hda1 but what do i need for the FAT32 partion
<19> HIP HIP
<18> !windowsdrives
<20> methinks windowsdrives is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions or see http://tinyurl.com/bly9f
<19> you will never need windows again, when you switch to ubuntu!
<19> 'couse you will have no money to buy it! :)
<21> any romanians around who can translate something for me?
<4> csk_: 'sudo fdisk -l /dev/hda' should show you
<19> you do not need windows. they need you!
<6> asdffasdf, stop please
<22> where would I find the <Help> messages that you see in make menuconfig?
<6> asdffasdf, there are 600+ people in the channel
<16> make xconfig
<19> ok, sorry, no more. I just want to contribute.
<7> bimberi: thanks dude
<22> Rambo3: I mean.. where are they on the system
<23> whats the sys reqs for ubuntu?
<4> csk_: yay, something worked?! :P
<24> depence of your needs
<16> no idea, never read those, only tutorials
<6> asdffasdf, so help where you can :) read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcRules and join the club
<21> PhyuckYiu, 64mb mem / 512mb disk / 400 mhz for a no-graphics console-only system
<25> Ok.. I'm concious for a moment.. Does anyone know of a channel that discusses licenses? :P
<26> imo, 400mhz for a non-graphic environment is too much
<23> and how often will i get the BSOD?
<21> Nabiki, #debian
<18> leshaste: maybe use 'grep -ilr "help text here" *' to find it. I'd guess somewhere in scripts/
<26> that is, unless you have tyo compile at hand
<21> PhyuckYiu, never
<22> HappyFool: in /usr/src/linux??
<27> PhyuckYiu: You'll only get it if you enable the screensaver.
<18> leshaste: yip
<23> lol
<5> hey guys did you hear about pages.google.com? looks like a good idea for Ubuntu
<16> but updatedb && locate make-kpkg should be near those packages
<27> make-kpkg is in /usr/bin
<23> but what im really wondering is will the system hog after huge uptime like win?
<27> PhyuckYiu: No
<22> HappyFool: that doesn't work
<15> Do themes slow your system down? My system is really slow even though I have a 2.8ghz processor and 1gb ram, and only a small percentage of it is being used
<18> leshaste: what's some sample help text ?
<27> PhyuckYiu: Individual application might, but you can quit and restart them.
<23> so the core system wont hog down, good to know
<15> Almost any ubuntu thing I try to open up... change background, theme, whatever.. it takes so long I have to force quit.
<1> ompaul: i fixed it by writing my own .desktop file. not pretty but it works
<26> PhyuckYiu: actually, I can have a week (and more) of uptime without any "slowing down" problems. after a week or so, you still don't have to reboot, but restarting the graphical interface might help
<5> u know openbox flys too
<27> PhyuckYiu: For instance, Linux servers happily run for *years* without reboots.
<12> kde flys, too ;)
<27> 'flies'
<23> thats good
<5> Mabus how mem do you have?
<12> yep
<15> apt514: 1gb
<5> Mabus Did you try the Live CD?
<18> leshaste: look in the Kconfig files
<15> apt514: no...
<18> leshaste: e.g., arch/sh/Kconfig
<5> Mabus ah the harddrive might be the speed prb
<18> leshaste: the Kconfig files seem to have a fairly simple format; just look for the 'help' tag
<17> How can I check wheather DMA is enable or not?
<27> linuxboyfriend: via hdparm
<27> linuxboyfriend: 'sudo hdparm /dev/hda'
<5> Mabus what cpu yougot?
<15> apt514: P4 2.8ghz
<5> Mabus have you tried mounting a ramdisk?
<17> cafuego: what the things like readahead, keepsettings, unmaskirq etc?
<27> linuxboyfriend: stuff you can happily ignore
<7> bimber: when i try to do 'sudo gedit etc/fstab' its saying '-using device default'. why?
<15> apt514: don't know what that is... btw, try using the tab function... type mab and then tab
<5> Mabus do you hey a usbkey?
<17> cafuego: I want to learn about them, where I can learn about them?
<15> apt514: a 512mb, yeah
<27> linuxboyfriend: the manpage will probably explain best, let me see...
<26> linuxboyfriend: maybe the manual pages can provide more infos about these... but in your case you should be interested in using the -d parameter
<27> Yep
<27> You want -c1 -d1 -u1
<27> 32bit, dma, unmaskirq
<18> it would be cool if the main man-pages were served on ubuntu.com (e.g., man.ubuntu.com/hdparm-8 )
<28> could anyone help me please?
<17> cafuego, bilange: yes manpage will describe it but I think there may be more good manuals online
<29> there are many online manpages
<24> goon juts ask a question
<16> why wpud that be cool
<28> I can't transfer at more than 1Mo/s on my 100Mbits network
<28> can't find where it comes from
<28> dejx, done ;)
<27> check for miscontigured Windows machines with netBIOS enabled.
<26> HappyFool: i dunno, it sounds like a pain in the *** to manage a repository of manpages online-- I mean, using manpages for different versions of programs, and then depending on which ubuntu release you have, etc...
<7> when i try to do 'sudo gedit etc/fstab' its saying '-using device default'. why?
<28> cafuego, same thing with ssh transfer
<28> cafuego, but where do I look for this?
<27> goon: ssh mainly depends on cpu speed (encrytion/decription)
<18> bilange: fair enough. i guess man.ubuntu.com/breezy/i386/hdparm-8 would become a pita. i also think i saw that yelp (or whatever gnome's help thing is) is getting better at man and info pages
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