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<0> root@marys-world:/home/marykate# lsmod | grep bcm4
<0> bcm43xx 124044 0
<0> ieee80211softmac 29696 1 bcm43xx
<0> ieee80211 37064 2 bcm43xx,ieee80211softmac
<1> erikandre: That means the native bcm43xx driver is already loaded
<0> how do remove it?
<1> Which would explain why eth1 pops up as being there whether ndiswrapper is loaded or not
<1> Why would you want to remove it?
<1> Your card is already configured without ndiswrapper
<2> he claims both ethernet and wifi are sharing the same interface
<1> That would be impossible
<2> that's what i thought...
<0> why does i got dhcp from the eth1 then
<2> he said eth1 is directly connected to the cable modem
<0> direct connected to the broadband router
<0> by cabel
<2> i told him to check logs to see which interface dhcpcd/dhclient successfully operated on
<2> dunno if he ever did or not
<1> erikandre: Do an "ifconfig" and paste the output to pastebin.com and then do a "iwconfig" and paste the output to pastebin.com
<0> it eth1 says Ethernet and has the adress 192.168.1.102
<1> Paste it to pastebin damnit
<0> It slow page
<0> damnit
<1> !paste
<3> More than 3 lines? Paste your stuff at http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/ and then tell us the url it gives you.
<1> Use that then
<1> I don't care what the address is
<1> I want the complete output
<0> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2359
<0> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2360
<1> That says eth0 is your wired ethernet
<1> And eth0 has the IP address 192.168.1.102
<0> why does eth1 then says its a wireless card
<1> Because eth1 is a wireless card
<0> why the HELL is that card getting dhcp adress by cabel then
<0> if its a wireless card.
<1> iwconfig shows that eth1 has wireless extensions...therefore, it's a wireless card
<1> erikandre: It's NOT
<1> Just because you run dhclient and it says receiving dhcp doesn't mean it's getting it from the cable
<1> It's trying to get it from an access point
<1> However, it doesn't receive one because a) the interface is down b) it's not ***igned to an access point
<0> root@marys-world:/home/marykate# iwlist eth0 scanning
<0> eth0 Interface doesn't support scanning.
<1> erikandre: Pay attention
<1> erikandre: eth1 is your wireless card
<0> root@marys-world:/home/marykate# iwlist eth1 scanning
<0> eth1 Interface doesn't support scanning : No such device
<2> erikandre: i thought you said eth1 was getting a public ip address
<0> see. and i have loaded the module
<2> eth1 isn't even up
<1> erikandre: ifconfig eth1 up
<0> root@marys-world:/home/marykate# ifconfig eth1 up
<0> SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such file or directory
<2> not all wireless cards can scan can they?
<1> erikandre: rmmod ndiswrapper && rmmod bcm43xx && modprobe bcm43xx
<1> sinthetek: Nope
<1> sinthetek: bcm43xx can
<0> root@marys-world:/home/marykate# rmmod ndiswrapper && rmmod bcm43xx && modprobe bcm43xx
<0> ERROR: Module ndiswrapper does not exist in /proc/modules
<1> erikandre: rmmod bcm43xx && modprobe bcm43xx
<1> erikandre: What's the name of your access point?
<0> that worked
<0> its york1227
<1> erikandre: iwconfig eth1 essid york1227
<1> erikandre: Then do an iwconfig eth1 and paste the output to the paste URL
<0> http://paste.getlinuxhelp.org/2361
<1> Does the router have encryption?
<0> No
<0> must i load the ndiswrapper module. or not needed?
<1> erikandre: No
<1> It's not needed
<4> can i limit sudo capabilities to user? for example ill just give user john the permission to shutdown the linux box? can i do that?
<1> And should be used as a last resort
<1> slapt-get: yes
<1> erikandre: reboot the machine
<0> ok
<0> everything has been saved right?
<1> erikandre: Your access point ID hasn't
<0> but all else
<1> erikandre: You can set that up with network manager in Gnome
<1> Yes
<0> reality: a bit long traveling to us to use gnome
<0> its a friend of mine`s laptop
<4> reality>> ill just put %john = /sbin/shutdown -p now in sudoers file? or im missing something?
<1> erikandre: Well, then you'll have to edit /etc/network/interfaces yourself
<1> erikandre: But, realize that you can only use one interface at a time
<1> erikandre: You'll need the default route to match the interface that's up
<1> And with that...I need to play some quake
<5> hi where can i find pico rpm so i can install it on my server ?
<1> dirty`: It'
<1> it's in pine
<5> your speeking 101011100 language with me:))) i don`t know to much about linux
<6> dirty`: You have no reason to install pico. I imagine whatever distribution you're using ships nano.
<1> It's in the pine rpm
<7> Hi kids
<5> i don`t use anything .. only pico .. i found a help guide about pico install .. let me try it
<8> I just deleted all the partitions and reinstalled ubuntu from scratch. I installed it just the same as before except now the root is way larger, but now /dev/modem doesn't exist. WHY?
<1> arigo: It didn't manage to detect it
<8> why did it detect it the one time and not now?
<8> same install cd
<1> What type of modem is it? What's the chipset?
<8> it's a usrobotics 56k software modem. Dunno what chipset
<8> should i get a flashlight and see?
<1> If you really want to
<1> Were you actually using this modem in linux with ubuntu?
<7> modem? what's a modem?
<7> :D
<8> yes
<8> it worked with wvdial before
<1> And you didn't do anything to set it up before?
<8> it wouldn't work with the system/admin/networking thing within gnome tho
<8> nope
<1> That's weird because the default kernel doesn't include modules for softmodems
<8> so why did it work? ughh
<1> Well, doesn't matter now.
<1> Instructions are on the wiki
<8> link? or are you just remembering from the past and i need to go find? ;P
<1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto?highlight=%28modem%29
<8> thanks
<8> scanmodem is for linux, that makes so much sense ;P if i was in linux to download the file I wouldn't have the problem :P
<1> It's called a floppy
<8> my last floppy stopped working like a year ago hehe.
<1> That's not our problem
<8> Nope, but having floppy disks about is close to a thing of the past. They make systems without them even these days. Sure there are ways, I just find it funny it's for linux ;P
<8> i still have trouble with why it worked with same install cd a few days ago and now i'm doing this, but I suppose that's life
<5> hi .. have another problem .. :-s
<5> [root@server directadmin]# ./directadmin
<5> The ip of this machine (10.0.0.1) does not match the ip in the license file.<br>
<5> how can i change the ip 10.0.0.1 into it`s external ip 208.109.100.110
<1> Put it on the internet
<1> Not behind the router
<5> what ?
<1> What was so hard about understanding that?
<5> i don`t know to much about this ..:-s please help me
<1> dirty`: Contact the admin
<5> i am the admin .. i just bought the server from godaddy.com
<1> You bought a server yet you have no idea what you're doing and you expect to keep this server on the internet?>
<2> dirty`: godaddy.com doesn't have any relavent documentation on their site?
<5> it`s for webhosting .. all is managed in directadmin witch i know how to use but i can`t start directadmin without getting the server with the right ip
<1> dirty`: You're going to run a webhosting site?
<5> yes
<1> dirty`: Hire an admin
<1> A competent one
<5> ok .. untill then please help me with my problem
<5> i really need to get it working so i can host the website
<1> We're not here to help get your hosting service up
<5> no .. you are here to help people with theyr problems
<5> so this is my problem .. the ip..
<1> Woah woah woah now
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