| rrmm | yes same kernel |
| flaccid | comapre lsb_release -a and uname -a rrmm |
| pollyo | flaccid: Could they also both be using a different kernel release with the same version#? |
| flaccid | its possible, but i don't see how wifi relates to kernel |
| weswh- | "mount -t ext3 -o rw /dev/hdb1 /media/hdb" works. again just not for user access. "sudo mount -t ext3 -o rw,uid=1001 /dev/hdb1 /media/hdb1" gives the error, and removing the comma gives the error as well |
| pollyo | flaccid: I'n not sure myself. I'm just reaching on that idea. |
| james__ | hey anyone here have a logitech g7 mouse or similar? |
| rrmm | No LSB modules are available. |
| james__ | i can't get my extra buttons to work :( |
| realbt | does anyone else find themselves stuck with gnome-style mouse pointers/cursors when using beryl? |
| pollyo | weswh-: have you tried the defaults option? |
| flaccid | weswh-: it works for me not sure why not for you |
| weswh- | hmm oh, well it says that uid1001 is the second user created maybe i don't have that i only have 1 user...so uid=1000 might be what i need |
| flaccid | try defaults but that uses suid weswh-: ah yeah thats the problem weswh-: next time pastebin the actual error output of the command confirm uid by doing cat /etc/passwd | grep username |
| mg | Hi, I'm getting htpasswd2 (command not found) in feisty...apache2-utils are installed :S |
| duck_ | when trying to cp something in the command line, it won't let me, it just says "cp: omitting directory 'directoryname'" |
| weswh- | oh, i also had a comma in there after the -o rw, uid= - that was a problem as well. but it did work that time, came back with the bad fs type, bad superblock, etc |
| rrmm | pollyo: No LSB modules are available. |
| weswh- | rather, not a comma - a space |
| flaccid | duck_: you need to use the -R option to recurse a directory |
| bobstro | does the konqueror file manager profile look wrong after upgrade to feisty? my menus are out of order, no folder entry. the webbrowsing profile seems ok. |
| flaccid | weswh-: are you sure its ext3. verify with sudo fdisk -l |
| weswh- | yeah, it comes up and says "Linux" on the fdisk -l id 83? |
| rrmm | im just wondering why that it will work on a live cd and not my system ill burn a cd and see if it works on a kubuntu live cd |
| weswh- | i'm starting to think something in the drive formatting or partition is wrong though |
| flaccid | 83 is ext3 |
| pollyo | rrmm: Are you sure you downloaded the same versions? |
| flaccid | weswh-: looks like it weswh-: try doing it without -t |
| weswh- | because I have stripped it down to this: "mount -o uid=1000 /dev/hdb1 /media/hdb", and it comes back and says bad fs type, bad superblock, etc. |
| flaccid | see if it will do it auto |
| pollyo | rrmm: The xubuntu site has links for 7.04 and 6.06.1 right next to eachother. |