<hilldu> What channel could i get support for mounting partitions
<johanbr> hilldu: This one might not be so bad. :) Have to run myself, though...
<hilldu> >Is possible to mount a ntfs partition that is on the same phisical drive as my linux partition?
<tonyyarusso> hilldu: yep
<tonyyarusso> !mount
<tonyyarusso> !ntfs
<tonyyarusso> bah, no ubotu here
<tonyyarusso> hilldu: /msg ubotu mount
<mylesbraithwaite> hello
<hilldu> hi
<mylesbraithwaite> hilldu: your new
<hilldu> yep
<hilldu> im trying to quit my microsoft addiction ;)
<kupesoft> hilldu: Cold turkey is the best way to quit any addiction. Ask G. W...
<hilldu> im workin on it.. i just need to mount the drive with all my music and videos on it
<tonyyarusso> Why would you ask GW for anything....
<hilldu> are we talking about Bush?
<tonyyarusso> I was, ya
<hilldu> well then i would ask him for a contract to rebuild iraq... hehehe $$$$$
<tonyyarusso> Too late.
<tonyyarusso> You don't already have connections, and he doesn't own any stock in your company.
<tonyyarusso> You don't seem to know the "bidding" process very well. :P
<hilldu> lol
<hilldu> ok, i ran "sudo fdisk -l" but its not returning a partition that i want to mount
<hilldu> it shows up in device manager though. how would i mount this drive
<tonyyarusso> fdisk can't see it? weird. What's the dev man say?
<hilldu> it calls it /dev/HDD1
<hilldu> no wait /dev/hdd
<tonyyarusso> hdd1 is the partition though
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<hilldu> no
<hilldu> it doesn't recognize the partition
<hilldu> hilldu@hilldu-desktop:~$ sudo fdisk -l
<hilldu> Disk /dev/sda: 160.0 GB, 160041885696 bytes
<hilldu> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 19457 cylinders
<hilldu> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
<hilldu> Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
<hilldu> /dev/sda1 * 1 16708 134206978+ 7 HPFS/NTFS
<hilldu> /dev/sda2 19330 19457 1028160 82 Linux swap / Solaris
<hilldu> /dev/sda3 16709 19329 21053182+ 83 Linux
<hilldu> /dev/sda4 19458 19458 0+ 83 Linux
<hilldu> Partition table entries are not in disk order
<tonyyarusso> ls -l /dev/hd* && ls -l /dev/sd*
<hilldu> what?
<etchian_> Anybody here familiar with the body of Ubuntu documentation?
<tonyyarusso> etchian_: Depends what you mean
<tonyyarusso> hilldu: Is hdd in /dev?
<hilldu> yes
<etchian_> Linuxbasics.org is planning to make a free on-line linux course (GUI) for new users to Linux, and we have chosen the Ubuntu distro as our distro of choice
<tonyyarusso> Cool
<etchian_> Is there any tutorial or documentation, gfdl, or copyrighted, that already exist?
<etchian_> Or will we have to write our own manual?
<etchian_> Or do you know where I should ask this question if it has to be somewhere else?
<tonyyarusso> etchian_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/, https://help.ubuntu.com/, ubuntu-doc@lists.ubuntu.com, #ubuntu-doc
<etchian_> Tx.
<hilldu> one drive is a IDE the other is SATA
<hilldu> the one my linux partition is on is the SATA
<tonyyarusso> hmm
<mylesbraithwaite> does anyone know how to convert chm files to pdf?
<johanbr> Never even heard of chm. Where's that format from?
<koi-mobile> compressed help files?
<tonyyarusso> mylesbraithwaite: no idea, sorry
<mylesbraithwaite> i have about 50 of them and i need another viewer to open then all
<tonyyarusso> xchm will work, but I don't know how to avoid another viewer
<koi-mobile> can you print them to pdf from xchm?
<tonyyarusso> don't know
<mylesbraithwaite> not really
<mylesbraithwaite> johanbr: an evil company
<johanbr> mylesbraithwaite: Apparently there's also a KDE viewer called kchmviewer.
<mylesbraithwaite> ya i have used them all
<mylesbraithwaite> even booted into my windows to see if i could convert but nothing
<johanbr> kchmviewer doesn't let you print to PDF?
<denis_on_ubuntu> hey guys
<denis_on_ubuntu> anyone around?
<denis_on_ubuntu> *
<Madpilot> denis_on_ubuntu, hi
<Madpilot> just making dinner, so I'm only sort of 'around' :)
<denis_on_ubuntu> glad someone's alive
<denis_on_ubuntu> I am completely new to Ubuntu (and linux for that matter) so just exploring.
<denis_on_ubuntu> and trying to figure out how to get things to work (ie graphics card, proper sound codecs and such)
<Madpilot> denis_on_ubuntu, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats for sound codecs, Java, Flash etc
<Madpilot> is your graphics card ATI or Nvidia?
<denis_on_ubuntu> nvidia
<Madpilot> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
<denis_on_ubuntu> i have a compaq presario v3000, but i cant figure out how to get wireless to be an option in the network menu
<Madpilot> wireless can be hard - and I'm the wrong person to help, because I still get my internet thru long pieces of Cat5...
<denis_on_ubuntu> oh man heh
<denis_on_ubuntu> yeah well i guess i'l try atleast get the video - one thing at a time right
<denis_on_ubuntu> have you any idea what I must do though to listen to MP3s even? It gives me a "you need a decoder"
<Madpilot> look at that RestrictedFormats URL
<denis_on_ubuntu> thank you
<denis_on_ubuntu> question though, I have a 64 bit processor, but i have no clue as to whether the version of Ubuntu i got is 32 bit / 64 bit, so how do i get the packages i need?
<denis_on_ubuntu> do i just assume it's 64 or..?
<kupesoft> So what are you guys in to for the meetings at the Linux cafe,
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<Madpilot> Computer: warbard | Distro: Ubuntu 6.10 "edgy" | Processor: 1.89Ghz | Model: Unknown CPU Typ | Memory: 1011MB Free: 748MB [▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀] | Diskspace: 112.90GB Free: 31.60GB | Video: ATI RV350 AR [Radeon 9600] @ 1280x1024 (24 bpp) | Net: Down: 33.77MB Up: 13.79MB
<Madpilot> too lazy to start a terminal to check that stuff ;)
<kupesoft> What's the Linuxcaffe thing like?
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<rexbron> aww carp, I wont be able to make it to the meeting
<mylesbraithwait1> hello
<tonyyarusso> hey
<mylesbraithwait1> koi-mobile: hello
<koi-mobile> hello
<PiNE> my totem movie player is crashing with this terminal output: Creating link /home/_user_name_/.kde/socket-home. can't create mcop directory. how would i fix it?
<PiNE> (and i don't even use kde.)
<mylesbraithwait1> koi-mobile: how are you able to connect to irc
<mylesbraithwait1> from gbc
<mylesbraithwait1> PiNE: try making the directory
<koi-mobile> I'm in the library
<koi-mobile> on the wireless
<mylesbraithwait1> really my when i am on using my laptop it wont work
<mylesbraithwait1> i have to setup ssh tunnels
<koi-mobile> i really don't know it's always just worked
<PiNE> mylesbraithwait1, yep. that completely worked.
<PiNE> thanks
<mylesbraithwait1> your welcome
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<koi-mobile> question is the meeting starting at 6:30
<koi-mobile> or does the time now only include 30 minutes of lateness buffer
<koi-mobile> well im out
<lophyte> hey all
<zyth> Do we canada people have this stupid US changed Daylight Savings time too?
<zyth> and if so, when did parliment pass that :P I wanna complain.
<lophyte> hmm?
<lophyte> jamonation: ping

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