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<0> thanks Seveas cafuego
<1> Seveas: echo /bin/false | sudo tee /etc/X11/default-display-manager
<2> cafuego, evil :)
<3> i'm select spanish keyboard and run in english
<1> Seveas: gets them *all* though.
<2> yup
<4> mtraker: what runs in english?
<5> !es
<6> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<3> all
<5> mtraker: maybe peoaple over there can help better?
<7> is 5.1 useable for gnome with 256mb?
<8> redguy: dmseg: command not found.
<4> bongshoe: Yes. I used 128mb
<2> ADC_, dmesg
<3> where Apoll013 ?
<5> !es
<6> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<9> is there any keyboard commando to switch workspace?
<4> bognshoe: very usable
<10> ADC_: oops, make it dmesg
<7> stalefries: awesome, thx
<8> redguy: More lotsaspam. Pasting to the site now.
<4> saerdna: go to keyboard shortcuts in the preferences menu. You can set it there.
<4> bongshoe: your welcome
<10> ADC_: also check if your IDE cable is inserted correctly. You might have unintentionally moved it while popping the RAM. This would explain the errors
<11> I'm having a really hard time with screen resolutions. I have ubuntu installed on a laptop with a widescreen, and I can't seem to get the correct resolution working
<12> there is a slight chance that I will kill someone today because this is getting on my nerves.. getting SMP to work shouldn't be this hard :\]
<1> redguy: If he's touched the ram, that may be seated badly too.
<3> don't answer in ubuntu-es and i have a problem with de locales (and my bad english)
<10> cafuego: and result in http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/529447 ?
<8> redguy: Pasted. And yeah, I've looked at that a few times... not gonna stick my hand in while it's running, but my cables are tangly enough that something might be messed up. Next reboot, I'm going over it a little closer.
<13> is there something for Ubuntu that will wipe all free disk space?
<14> !tell meinzorn about fixres
<1> redguy: Hmm... that seems like a bit too many of them. more likely the disk.
<5> !locales
<6> Apoll013: Not a clue
<8> redguy: So you know, I did check the seating of everything earlier today and it seems stable. The BIOS freezing has been going on for a while, too, long enough that I think if it was an unseated component I would have spotted it.
<10> cafuego: actually ADC_'s problem is a 25 (Disk read error) with grub.
<5> !i18n
<6> Apoll013: Some people juggle geese
<10> cafuego: both hda and hdb ?
<15> X is saying my user isn't allowed to start it..
<16> i dont know the root p***word of my pc
<5> sometimes uboto is idiotu!
<16> its a new installation
<12> Kernel panic - not syncing: Aiee.
<12> roar :)
<1> redguy: that pastebin only mentions hda, no?
<15> kma: ohhh i got that before
<4> mdk_: there is no root. Use sudo before commands that require root, and put your p***word
<17> re
<12> kash: got a solution? :)
<18> Apoll013, kubuntu is on hda7 and on the mbr, pcliunux is installed on hda5 only, i am now in ubuntu and would like to add a line to the mbr, pointing to the boot loader installed on hda5.
<16> oh ok
<1> mdk_: It's okay, neither do we. There is no root p***word.
<15> kma: motherboard/cpu/bios type?
<1> !tell mdk_ -about rootsudo
<16> thanks
<12> kash: MSI board, 2x Opteron 242, bios.. let me check
<10> cafuego: yup, but the earlier (http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/529384) mentioned both hda and hdb
<13> cafuego: is there something for Ubuntu that will securely wipe all free disk space?
<4> mdk_: everyone trips up on that
<1> redguy: Either cable or mobo, then.
<16> hehe
<16> ok :D
<16> thanks
<12> kash: can give you more specifics on the mobo if you just hold on
<19> what burner can burn bin/cue files?
<15> kma: check for a BIOS update
<1> lightbright: Nothing I know about, but that's not saying much ;-)
<19> having problems with nero
<13> cafuego: ok :)
<1> Hoxzer: cdrdao - thus any Linux burning tool.
<20> Dang... Whats that conf file again where I edit that horisontal and vertical refresh-rate?
<5> hornet: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst paste this to pastebin, plz
<13> Hoxzer: there is a Nero for Ubuntu?
<15> there's problems with the memory controller of x86_64 processors among other things.
<10> ADC_: i have to agree with cafuego: it's either the loose cable or the IDE controller on your motherboard decided to die.
<19> Light: at least for debina
<19> *debian
<13> Hoxzer: this isnt #debian
<20> Back in 2 mins
<8> cafuego and redguy: what are the chances it's the cable? That's a lot easier to replace than the board... ***uming that the cable is in correctly, I mean.
<20> no, still here
<1> ADC_: probably 70%
<4> Hoxzer: are you user that wasn't with wine?
<13> Hoxzer: what can Nero do that k3b or gnomebacker cannot?
<21> can ubuntu play mp3s?
<15> i've got to reboot, so i'll brb in a minute.
<8> Hm! I might have a spare somewhere...
<22> how do i cd to a directory with a folder in it that has a space in its name?
<10> ADC_: hard to tell actually...
<1> ADC_: Mind you, an ide controller is also eaily replaced by sticking a PCI one in... then setting the bios to boot off that.
<4> martman: not out of the box. Do a "apt-cache search mp3" and then install aything that seems relevant
<1> ADC_: That way you don't have to fork out for a new mobo (and possibly cpu/ram/whatever)
<23> mcdenyer: cd folder\ with\ spaces\ in\ the\ name
<12> kash: K8N Master2-FAR
<4> martman: "sudo apt-get install name-of-stuff-to-install"
<1> mcdenyer: or cd "folder with spaces in its name"
<18> Apoll013, http://pastebin.com/529460
<12> kash: there is a new bios version out recently
<21> its a pretty big list
<19> lightbright: burn cue/bin files :D
<5> hornet: hold on
<12> ohh.. no
<1> Hoxzer: open a terminal, 'sudo cdrdao write foo.cue'
<4> martman: yeah. There shouldn't be that's important to this, though. Just a couple of gstreamer packages, maybe "lame" stuff.
<8> redguy and cafuego: Thanks for all your help. I'll run all this by the guy who knows hardware and built my machine. He probably has spare equipment, though I doubt he has an IDE controller. If he does, though, that'll work. And if he doesn't? Still cheaper than a new mobo. Thank you both.
<10> ADC_: since your mobo is apparently broken it is most propably it
<1> martman: gstreamer0.8-mad
<5> hornet: can u access th pc-linux partition?
<24> hello. i had an issue when i tried to connect ubuntu to my adsl usb connection. eagle-usb-utils installed. when i run eaglectrl -d it says no pre or post firmware.
<8> redguy: Understood. Bleh. One way or another... heck, he probably has a spare mobo. He's odd like that.
<13> Hoxzer: k3b and gnomebacker cant burn cue/bin files?
<1> Vinadelmar: You'll need to find firmware for it then.
<4> Vinadelmar: man eaglectrl
<12> kash: got any other tips?
<20> I be bumpin, I be bumpin... Dang... Whats that conf file again where I edit that horisontal and vertical refresh-rate?
<1> Vinadelmar: It *should* be on your install cd somewhere. Does google have any info on that?
<21> wait
<10> ADC_: try the cable though and... maybe you're lucky :-)
<21> so there isnt one package to enable mp3 support for everything?
<21> can i update my packages to a good source?
<8> Will do! Thanks!
<14> TorbX, /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<23> TorbX: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<4> martman: no, it's not that easy.
<1> martman: with gstreamer0.8-mad, anything that uses gstreamer will have mp3 support.
<5> martman: sudo apt-get install gstreamer-mad
<20> timfrost, bimberi, thanks! :-)
<23> TorbX: np :)
<18> Apoll013, looks like i would need to mount it.
<1> martman: If you use other apps, you might need specific mp3 support for 8those* too.
<23> ubotu tell martman about mp3
<5> hornet: so do it!
<4> !mp3
<6> I heard mp3 is a non-free format. To enable mp3 capability, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<5> I need the proper boot-arguments for pc-linux
<4> aha!
<18> Apoll013, mount /dev/hda5 /media/hda5 ?
<24> what do you mean by firmware ?
<5> hornet: yep!
<25> jkjkjjkjkjkj
<22> when a tut says open a shell whats does that meen?
<25> j
<12> gah
<25> l
<12> seams like I'm f**ked :
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