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<_jason> darren: only with the ntfs ones
<fdr> thanks
<darren> _jason, ok
<ClayG> is there any way to make grub boot off of one partition as default and then another the next time, alternating each time?
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: hmmm... killall gdm, maybe?
<ClayG> I want to be able to access both of my OS's remotely.
<leetcharmer> does anyone know the answer to my question?
<darren> _jason, done that, do I need to log out and log in again to see if it works?
<leetcharmer> how do I remove all files from a folder except one, in one command/
<leetcharmer> ?
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: did that, started x, got the same screen with the garbage window in the center, checkered background, and the thing hangs
<_jason> darren: nah just do: sudo mount -a
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: ctrl + alt + backspace should kill X
<lnihlen> can't kill it with ctrl+alt+backspace, can't get other terminals, still can move the mouse
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: Mouse? O_o
<PuMpErNiCkLe> off
<PuMpErNiCkLe> *odd
<darren> _jason, did that, now what?
<_jason> leetcharmer: easiest way would be to move it out of the folder, delete everything, then move it back
<RedGhost> MARKKKKK
<_jason> darren: you can check now
<kewl1uk> So is a printer automatically detected or will I need to edit something?
<darren> _jason, no difference
<_naz> I'm installing Ubuntu on a box of mine, when the installation is done (I think) the computer boots up, but my screen goes offline when loading is done (the graphical loading screen with the logo and list in bottom of whats being done)
<leetcharmer> _jason, what I'm tryin' to do is delete root, except for my backup.tgz file in root so I can restore from that one file
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: I guess restart, if it won't do anything else.
<timfrost> fdr, on the computer that the printer is attached to, edit cups configuration (sudo gedit /etc/cups/cupsd.conf), change the entry 'Listen 127.0.0.1:631' to 'Port 631' and restart cupsd. Then add the porinter to the other hosts, as a remote cups printer.
<jbzz> fdr: Do you know about 'Samba' ?
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: yeah I'm rebooting right now
<PuMpErNiCkLe> There may be something in the logs...
<giggsey> _naz: you get like a monitor message saying no computer input type thign?
<sorush20> which driver am I going to need for my nvidia asus motherboard?
<leetcharmer> _jason, it's hard to rm -fr / and still have that backup file if it's in another folder
<_naz> giggsey: no, it just acts as if it the PC was turned off, status light blinks
<giggsey> _naz: a total crash, no response from any buttons/keypresses, monitor being blank?
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: this is interesting - Chipset Unknown NVIDIA chip found
<_jason> leetcharmer: I guess you can do a for loop and inside do 'if the file isn't backup, then delete'
<ubuntuman1> OK I need to mount a windows folder in ubuntu
<_naz> giggsey: yep, though, if I press the power button, I get a blank screen, where I can type, without anything happening on enter or anything similar
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: This is a default install so far, right?
<ubuntuman1> what would that command look like I
<_jason> darren: ls -l /media, on pastebin please
<leetcharmer> _jason, I haven't messed with for loops in terminal before, could you make a command for me?
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: you bet
<phuzzie> hi, is there a URL that details the diff's between the linux-386, linux-image-386 and linux-image-2.6.12-9-386 kernels? i'm installing and i'm not sure which would best suit me
<giggsey> _naz: Yeah, I get something similar, sometimes when booting up windows and/or ubuntu, it just totally crashes and the monitor says no input from PC | Only solution that I know of is to reboot and try again, but its sure as hell annoying
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: K, there may be a simple solution, then... by default, ubuntu uses an open-source reverse-engineered driver for nVidia cards.
<fdr> jbzz, timfrost : thank you... but I was looking for something GUI-oriented... like the printer control panel in gnome... I hoped I could do it from there
<_naz> giggsey: been trying that 5-6 times now, seems to change nothing
<ManuelJ> Hi, i am on dapper right now, and i cant get the screensaver to not block my computer
<ManuelJ> any ideas?
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: from a console, type 'apt-get install nvidia-glx nvidia-settings'
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: This will get the official driver, which should have better support for your vid card.
<darren> _jason, done the pastebin thing
<_jason> leetcharmer: easiest for you then is in / do 'echo * .*' copy the output, then just type 'rm <paste>' but remove that one file
<gaja> Hey all! I've recently aquired a 64-bit processor and want to make the most use I possibly can of it. I wish to migrate to a 64-bit system but have no real idea where to start I've searched for good tutorials but found none. The thing is that I absolutly have to install from within my current install, kernel and all, and I use a custom kernel.
<_jason> darren: url?
<giggsey> _naz: I have no idea whats causing it at all, its totally weird, doesn't seem OS related because it happens in windows for me as well | So I'm guessing its something wrong with my/your pc
<giggsey> anyway, bbs
<ubuntuman1> I need a help mounting a windoze share folder in my ubuntu
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: k, grabbing it right now - although I must say I've tried this nvidia driver on Gentoo and it didn't work any better :P
<_jason> leetcharmer: rm -rf instead of rm I guess
<_naz> giggsey: thanks, guess I'll have to keep on booting it
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: k I got it
<giggsey> ubunutman1: there are a few tutorials on the web | Google search for "mounting windows partition in ubuntu"
<timfrost> fdr, System->Administration->Printers is where you add the printer to *each* system. My note about editting cupsd.conf is because the cups server doesn't listen to the network by default.
<leetcharmer> _jason, no, I mean the for loop, how would I write that?
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: Usually it works well in ubuntu - I haven't seen any complaints yet.
<juanramon> ola
<darren> _jason, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/7783
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: can I just startx or do I need other setup magic?
<_jason> leetcharmer: for i in 1 2 3; do echo $i; done
<root____2> arr how do i install ncurses ??
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg <--- Select 'nvidia' instead of 'nv' as the module, and later in the script remove 'GLcore' and 'dri'
<[FR33_B33R]> hi again
<leetcharmer> _jason, wuh? for !backup /; do rm -fr; done
<[FR33_B33R]> how do i et the process identifier to kill an aplication?
<leetcharmer> _jason, would that be a valid command?
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: Interactive script to remake the xorg.conf file. ^_^
<_jason> leetcharmer: I don't think so, you'd have to do for i in * .* I think... and then put an if inside
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: should I autodetect?
<_jason> leetcharmer: it's probably easier to just do what I said before
<darren> _jason, did you get the URL?
<_jason> leetcharmer: and I would test your command by using echo instead of rm -fr first
<fdr> timfrost : when I add the printer on the remote machine, what is the uri format? something just like: 192.168.0.1:631 ?
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: autodetect what?
<Hivemind> Question, once I mount my NTFS drive I can read it, but I cannot (should not?) write to it?
<leetcharmer> _jason, hmm, ok
<fdr> timfrost : i tried that but doesn't work...
<[FR33_B33R]> Hivemind, yes
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: nm
<jbzz> [FR33_B33R]: ps -aux will list the current processes
<[FR33_B33R]> Hivemind, writing to ntfs is still beta and shouldnt be tried
<pianoboy3333> I have the same prob as Hivermind, i can only access it w/ a root term too
<Hivemind> FR33_B33R: Thanks.
<[FR33_B33R]> jbzz, thank you
<phuzzie> hi, is there a URL that details the diff's between the linux-386, linux-image-386 and linux-image-2.6.12-9-386 kernels? i'm installing and i'm not sure which would best suit me
<pianoboy3333> [FR33
<slavik> ok, I need to kill kooldock
<_jason> darren: which ones are ntfs?
<unix_infidel> how do i enable dmix in ubuntu...
<unix_infidel> i dont see an /etc/asound.conf
<slavik> _jason: how can list all running processes?
<giggsey> Is there something like the File and Settings Wizard (XP) for ubuntu | Because I want to transfer my gnome settings (the layout/theme)
<pianoboy3333> [FR33_B33R]: when i copy it also has a red x and a yellow lock, i have to use a root term to deal with it
<slavik> giggsey: no ...
<MidnightDevil> heya!
<_jason> slavik: ps aux
<timfrost> fdr, ipp://192.168.0.1/printers/<printer type>. I havae an HP deskjet 670C, and the URI is ipp://192.168.13.1/printers/HP-Deskjet-670C
<unix_infidel> anyone?
<giggsey> slavik: meh :( | You don't notice how much you like a theme until you haven't used it for a few months
<slavik> giggsey: there is no way to transfer a gnome/kde theme to windows ... it just doesn't work that way
<darren> /dev/hda1 , /dev/hdb1 , and /dev/hdd1
<leetcharmer> _jason, how do I write an if statement in terminal?
<slavik> unless the theme exists for windows
<slavik> and windows requires a hack to use themes
<darren> _jason, /dev/hda1 , /dev/hdb1 , and /dev/hdd1
<[FR33_B33R]> jbzz, if i have to kill a program with the id 9120.. is the command kill 9120 ? is that the proper usage?
<_jason> leetcharmer: http://pegasus.rutgers.edu/~elflord/unix/bash-tute.html and http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
<fdr> timfrost : thanks, I will try... I just wonder how I was supposed to find it, if not with your help :)
<jbzz> [FR33_B33R]: kill -9 9120 it will die.
<[FR33_B33R]> jbzz, whats -9? ive killed it already
<karisz> hi
<karisz> ivoe got a question
<[FR33_B33R]> jbzz, without the -9 flag though
<karisz> i dont know how install .tar.gz
<_jason> darren: sudo chown $USER:$USER /media/{hda1,hdb1,hdd1}
<lnihlen> PuMpErNiCkLe: w00t it seems to be working!
<_jason> ubotu: tell karisz about compile
<jbzz> [FR33_B33R]: the -9 means to give it utmost priority.
<[FR33_B33R]> karisz, they are compressed archives.. i think you just have to uncompress them
<MickMcMack> karisz, tar -xvzf blah.tar.gz
<leetcharmer> _jason, thx
<PuMpErNiCkLe> lnihlen: w00t :D
<_jason> karisz: what are you tring to install?
<[FR33_B33R]> jbzz, thanks for the info :) cheers
<karisz> ok, then?
<karisz> kadu
<maxo> Hey
<Noobhelp> Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)
<sorush20> what is the difference between nforece and geforce?
<darren> _jason, okay, now?
<Noobhelp> Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0) !!!! what i have to do???
<_jason> darren: now try again
<slavik> sorush20: nforce = system chipset, geforce = graphics processing unit
<darren> _jason, same permission problem
<maxo> I just installed Ubuntu 5.10 but I'm having a weird problem
<maxo> can someone help?
<slavik> maxo: we can help only if we know what the problem is
<PuMpErNiCkLe> !anyone
<_jason> darren: how... :P pastebin ls -l /media again
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