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[12:11]<sgrg11>daMaestro, fair call .. thanks
[12:50]<agv2>hi
[12:53]<agv2>ok: fresh install booting from /hda1 (winNT) using boot.ini >grub
[12:53]<agv2>not ok: graphic interface does not start,
[12:53]<agv2> my temp workaround:ctl-alt f2 login root on prompt init 5,, then login common user on graphic
[12:53]<agv2>anyone?
[12:54]<agv2>could it be overprotected overaudited? or what is malconfigured anyway?
[12:56]<agv2>pls help with this http://rafb.net/paste/results/x2b15y91.html
[12:58]<-- svgvsdyzgjvr_ xrs>/dev/null")
[13:00]<syz2yrrg>Hi all, I was configuring QEMU, but I forgot to copy KQEMU in its directory before running "make", now it's making the whole thing without KQEMU
[13:00]<syz2yrrg>my question is: how can I roll back? I mean I need to copy KQEMU in QEMU directory and run "make" again
[13:00]<agv2>no life here - sirbijan:
[13:01]<syz2yrrg>isn't it gonna mess things up? Generally how can you delete an app that was "configured", "make" and "make install" ed!
[13:01]<syz2yrrg>really cntb ?!
[13:01]<agv2>c-what Imean ?
[13:01]<syz2yrrg>oh yeah
[13:01]<agv2>yeah 2day is quite quiet
[13:01]<syz2yrrg>maybe it's because we're from different time zones than guys in here
[13:01]<agv2>so Ia m out soon
[13:01]<syz2yrrg>I'm from Iran and it's 1:31PM now
[13:01]<agv2>what itme zone is yours?
[13:02]<syz2yrrg>3.5+
[13:02]<syz2yrrg>where are you from?
[13:02]<syz2yrrg>what's your time zone?
[13:02]<syz2yrrg>these guys here should be pretty sleep right now
[13:02]<agv2>mayb we help each other on messengers
[13:02]<agv2>what doyou say?
[13:02]<agv2>my zone UTC+2
[13:02]<syz2yrrg>oopse
[13:03]<syz2yrrg>anyway, do you know the answer of my question?
[13:03]<agv2>wow
[13:03]<agv2>no i am sorry
[13:03]<agv2>BTW is Ahmedinijad OK?
[13:03]<syz2yrrg>he's so f*cking fine!
[13:04]<syz2yrrg>how'd ya know him?!
[13:04]<agv2>never mind
[13:04]<syz2yrrg>ha ha!
[13:04]<agv2>cya !
[13:04]<syz2yrrg>before Ahmadinejad, Bush was the only president the whole world knew about
[13:05]<syz2yrrg>but I think he's getting more fame now adays (ahmadinjad)
[13:05]<syz2yrrg>see ya
[13:17]<cgg-ug>Anyone have a clue why a USB device would be ignored by udev on boot, but calling udevstart or unpluggin/plugging the cable after boot gets it recognised?
[13:33]<zxggzd>[OT] If you have 16GB RAM, would you "have" to have a swap entry in /etc/fstab?
[13:36]<djglnddy>Hi, does anyone here use imwheel? I dont manage to build it on FC5...
[13:45]<njzcd>ghenry: I'd recommend at least a little bit of swap, maybe 512MB or 1GB
[13:46]<njzcd>however it's impossible to say, becuase you don't tell us how much RAM is used
[13:52]<agv2>pls easiest way to include a user in sudoers - safely (i.e. without damagig it )
[13:52]<njzcd>man -k sudoers will tell you the answer
[14:14]<cygnvyc>hi. i've just recently switched to FC5 from another distribution. i'm having trouble with one issue. using emacs in a gnome-terminal, i'm used to using C-space to set the mark. in FC5, this doesn't seem to work in a gnome-terminal--it works fine in xterm, and if I run a GUI emacs.
[14:14]<gnmxnfl> need to play a video that has .dat extensions where do i find a software?
[14:15]<cygnvyc>from googling around, it looks like C-space and Shift-space are used for input method switching. I'm using en_US.UTF-8, and i don't have scim/xim/etc. installed or enabled as far as i can tell. the keyboard is configured as a plain US 105-key one, etc. i'm a bit stuck. :-)
[14:25]<gynfvan>how do I get the now playing plugin for kopete in core 5?
[14:28]<grgjvrfc>my fc3 cannot turnoff the computer completely, do you know how to fix that ?
[14:29]<gnmxnfl>how can i use console yum in updating a gcc+ libraries..? i got a local cds.. on it
[14:44]<czyllsfx>hey, Scott, (Sonar_Guy)< what's that site you had for installing blackdown java?
[14:44]<aregt-00w7>hi all
[14:45]<aregt-00w7>how can i install fedora core 5 on a usb drive????
[14:46]<aregt-00w7>please i need some help
[14:46]<sjgzz_gzf>CrippsFX, morning. Hold on a sec I'll grab the link for you
[14:47]<czyllsfx>Sonar_Gal, ah. thanks. scott must not be around right now then :P
[14:47]<sjgzz_gzf>CrippsFX, no he's away on business won't be back til late Thursday night
[14:48]<sjgzz_gzf>CrippsFX, http://fedorasolved.org/browser
[14:49]<czyllsfx>ahh. Where to?
[14:49]<czyllsfx>(Thanks for the links)
[14:49]<czyllsfx>*link
[14:50]<frnnffrdr>AgEnT-0016> http://www.lifehacker.com/software/linux/how-to-install-linux-on-a-usb-drive-160132.php
[14:50]<sjgzz_gzf>CrippsFX, he is out to sea. Yes I mean out to sea
[14:50]<frnnffrdr>AgEnT-0016> http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=22123
[14:50]<frnnffrdr>AgEnT-0016> Try those.
[14:50]<czyllsfx>cool. that sounds fun.
[14:50]<aregt-00w7>ok i will lazellama
[14:51]<sjgzz_gzf>CrippsFX, no I don't think he is having any fun it's all work
[14:52]<czyllsfx>This is true ... but then again, I'm at work, and I'm having fun. :)
[14:53]<sjgzz_gzf>hehe
[14:55]<svzzc>hi, does any1 know how to stop fedora core's default iptables rules when logging int?
[14:55]<svzzc>logging in
[14:56]<eusr>stark when logging in?
[14:56]<svzzc>Eusa: well iptables starts some type of service for this iptables rule
[14:57]<svzzc>i want to know wheres that file or what it is to stop it from setting those rules once i log in
[14:57]<svzzc>iptables should be flushed once i reboot.
[14:58]<eusr>stark: nope, still no idea what you mean. ANyways. /etc/sysconfig/iptables is the iptables rules file.
[14:58]<eusr>stark you can stop it starting at all by disabling it from starting with /sbin/service iptables off
[14:59]<svzzc>Eusa: i don't think you knwo what i mean, if you log into fc5, and do iptables -L, fc5 has set some default iptables rules
[14:59]<svzzc>do yo know that?
[15:00]<svzzc>i want those rules to stop being set
[15:00]<czyllsfx>what package is "alternatives" part of?
[15:00]<eusr>stark feel free to patronise me. it really makes me want to try to understand you.
[15:01]<svzzc>Eusa: im not patronising you, im trying to make you understand
[15:03]<fyguw_drgau>stark, Check your /etc/sysconfig/iptables file for any rules
[15:06]<am2jj>I updated my fc4 to fc5 (I use vmware to run software test on other os) now my vmware doesn't work (any know fix for vmware on fc5)
[15:12]<svzzc>hey guys
[15:12]<svzzc>found the problem, it was in it was in /etc/sysconfig/iptables.config
[15:12]<svzzc>thanks who ever mentioned it
[15:13]<eusr>*sigh*
[15:14]<svzzc>actually
[15:14]<svzzc>problem might still be here
[15:14]<svzzc>lol
[15:32]<sgrg11>having problems with changing the defaults in /etc/pam.d/vsftpd seems that the alternative suggested contents just doesnt work
[15:32]<sgrg11>it was sugested that i use :

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