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T`well its an turion 3600 wuith 1GB RAM01:10
T`and ATI 128MB x70001:10
mikubuntuJester45: ya i gotta check out my processors too...01:10
Jester45like at my school we set up central water cooling and the teacher let me over clock a p3 to 2ghz01:11
Jester45but i could under clock to 100mhz01:11
mikubuntuJester45: what does that mean 'overclock'?01:12
Jester45means you make a processor faster than it is stock01:12
T`Jester45, yet, i just think there is something wrong going on with my setup01:12
T`it can't be that slow01:12
mikubuntugotta go outside for a smoke, brb01:13
mikubuntugod, i hope my friend can deal with this xubuntu.  she was really scared to let me dump w98 off it.  lol.01:22
mikubuntutoo late now anyways01:23
mikubuntuJester45: are there any xfce chatrooms to help my friend if she has questions about using the spreadsheet and office programs on x?01:28
Jester45here #xfce or the #name of the program01:28
Jester45like #abiword01:29
Jester45they should have rooms01:29
mikubuntukool01:29
mikubuntuis all freenode pretty much edu type rooms?01:30
Jester45no01:30
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mikubuntui forgot how to command a list of rooms on a server01:30
Jester45but i would say help channels would be a better description01:30
mikubuntuanybody know the input to get a list of rooms?01:31
Jester45 /list01:32
Jester45it will be in the freenode tab if you are using xchat01:32
mikubuntuthat's it?  just /list?01:32
Jester45yep01:32
mikubuntuok01:32
Jester45no space infront of it01:32
Jester45i just did it so it wouldnt send it as a command01:32
mikubuntuat 42 percent software installed01:33
mikubuntui can do it right in this textarea?  and it will read out to only me?01:33
Jester45yep01:35
mikubuntunother question, while everyones bein so chatty... this is 7,04 x.  so if we keep up with updates, will this machine be 7.10 when it comes out?  or is it another process?01:35
mikubuntutried, said list server load temp too heavy try again in awhile01:36
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mikubuntuat 57%, preparing zenity01:38
mikubuntui is itchy waitin for x01:39
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mikubuntuanybody have an answer about updates?  if you keep up with them does your system automagically progress to next version?01:40
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docs-roolmikubuntu: hi, no you won't go to the next version, but you will get all of the bug fixes.01:50
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mikubuntudocs-rool: so how do you get to the next version?  new install?01:50
docs-roolmikubuntu: it is possible to use updates to go to the next version, though.  you have to do a special kind of update, though.01:51
docs-roollet me show you.01:51
mikubuntuok01:51
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docs-roolhttp://tinyurl.com/3d4kkg01:51
mikubuntuthanks, doc, i go look01:52
docs-roolyou can't skip multiple versions at a time, but otherwise upgrading is ok.01:52
docs-roolso you couldn't go straight from 6.06 to 7.04.01:53
docs-roolyou would have to go to 6.10 in between.01:53
mikubuntukool, i saved the page for the inevitability01:54
mikubuntuinstallation85 percent complete01:55
docs-roolok.  :)01:58
docs-roolyou did back up your info first, right?  =)01:58
mikubuntuno, nothing on it to backup, we bought this last month for her, and i told her not to save anything on it till we dumped w9801:59
mikubuntui don't know how to backup yet anyways; one of those little things i need to learn02:00
docs-roolah, ok.02:00
docs-roolwell, it's just a matter of copying data to a different drive, or else burning it to a CD.02:00
docs-rool(or DVD)02:00
mikubuntuwe do taxi service, and she does billing for accounts02:00
mikubuntui din't know how to select files for burning, and i got impatient to make the switch so i just did it.  lost lots of personal files, but nothing i can't live without02:01
mikubuntui DO need to learn to backup02:02
mikubuntuat 97% and 'cleaning up' ... my x is almost ready02:02
mikubuntuomg.  installing grub boot loader.  had problems at this point on a previous installation.  crossing my fingers.02:06
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mikubuntusays 'restarting system'02:07
j1mcok.  good luck.  :)02:07
mikubuntuomg. it seems stuck.  do i have to change the boot order, i guess?02:08
mikubuntuok to power down?02:08
mikubuntuit's not DOING ANYTHING02:09
mikubuntuplease tell me last three hours not in vain02:09
mikubuntulol02:09
mikubuntuok, fixed BIOS; starting up ....02:11
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mikubuntupassed security, desktop up ... YES!!!! thanks guys for help.02:14
mikubuntuwhere do i go to set screen resolutions?  looks real sloppy ...02:15
j1mcApplications > Settings > Display settings02:18
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mikubuntucripes, gotta run pick someone up... arrrrgggghhhh be back later02:19
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aaron_anyone here?02:35
aaron_in my XFCE windows, i have a mysterious little "o" in the top left corner next to the programs icon... anyone know what that is or how to get rid of it?02:36
Jester45it sticks the window to all desktops02:38
Jester45goto menu -> settings -> window manager settings-> bottom part is 2 boxes drag the icon from the top to the botttom02:40
aaron_ah. brilliant. thanks02:41
Jester45welcome02:41
aaron_i'm really diggin xfce02:41
Jester45i am to02:42
xorkit's the best!02:47
aaron_nice. i didn't notice it had  built in composting now02:50
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homebrewciderhey there, I installed Stellarium, but on starting it up, the program is basically unusable because there is no writing, just a series of dashes and dots, where the writing would normally be, can anyone help? I've uninstalled and reinstalled, same problem03:01
Pumpernickelbug 3398803:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 33988 in stellarium "Strange characters in v.0.7.1" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/3398803:06
xjkxwhy it happens on glxinfo: http://www.pastebin.ca/67277603:08
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homebrewciderok03:12
homebrewcidershall i just give it a miss03:12
mikubuntuhelp, guys... who's here ... got x loaded on the laptop but screen resolution is terrible... went to settings and the highest res in the lineup of choices is 800 x 600, but i know the res is cabable of better ... the xubuntu splashscreen is much clearer, but when i get to the desktop, omg is bad...03:12
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homebrewciderlike forget about his program03:13
mikubuntui got a terminal open.  can someone help me get this resolution right before i give my friends computer back to her and she commits homicide upon my self03:15
mikubuntulol03:15
Pumpernickelmikubuntu: Make sure /etc/X11/xorg.conf is set up properly - e.g, having the right resolutions listed, the right default, and, if necessary, the right horizsync and vertrefresh numbers.03:16
mikubuntuPumpernickel:  uuuuh, that's ez for you to say :)03:17
mikubuntucan you translate it to chimpanzee for me03:17
mikubuntui need a banana, it's gnna be a long nite03:18
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Pumpernickelmikubuntu: There's a file, at /etc/X11/xorg.conf, which holds the configuration for your display.03:25
PumpernickelIn this file, there's a Section "Screen", and a Subsection "Display".03:25
PumpernickelIn that subsection, you'll find listed the resolutions that it can use.03:25
PumpernickelCheck those, and fix it if the one(s) you want aren't there.03:26
retourHi all! To fully use potential of Mplayer is it enough to install it from repositories ar I have to also manually install codecs packs?03:26
mikubuntuPumpernickel: where would those files *prolly* be?03:26
Pumpernickelmikubuntu: There's just the one file.03:26
Pumpernickel/etc/X11/xorg.conf03:26
mikubuntuPumpernickel: i see the name of it, i just don't know where to look for it on the computer03:27
Pumpernickelretour: Just mplayer should be fine.03:27
Pumpernickelmikubuntu: That is the location.03:27
PumpernickelThe filename is 'xorg.conf', and it's located in /etc/X11/.03:27
mikubuntuPumpernickel: to me :) that is the name, where it is that i can find it would be the location03:28
mikubuntui don't see it on the desktop03:28
retourPumpernickel: well... its not playing most of the media formats. Same videos in wmv etc formats that I've played under different distro with manually installed Mplayer + codecs packs from their website. I can do it again but What folder U/Xubuntu is using to store codecs?03:29
mikubuntui ran the sudo command that uboto gave me above and now i have a black screen that has the last line: running local boot scripts (/etc/rc.local)03:30
retourmikubuntu: R U playing pranks here with this kinda question?03:30
mikubuntudon't know how to get off this screen03:30
mikubuntui'm not talking about the machine i am on, i have another one right beside it thats the problem03:31
retourmikubuntu: use midnight commander to go through and edit files (F4) etc. Open konsole and type mc if its installed U R in business if not follow help instruction03:32
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mikubunturetour: i don't know if i have midnite commander, but i do have terminal, of course ... isn't konsole a kde terminal?03:34
retouropen whatever konsole and type mc03:35
Pumpernickelretour: Are you referring to the w32codecs?03:37
xjkxwhy it happens on glxinfo: http://www.pastebin.ca/67277603:37
mikubunturetour: complete nongeek here, can you be more elementary?03:38
retourPumpernickel: To be sure I have everything possible I would like to install manuallu full codecs pack BUT dont know what folder should I use to unpack the to. Ubuntu in places differs from other distros03:38
mikubunturetour: i have a terminal open again now03:40
retourxjkx: strange message, what machine is generating this? notebook, brand name desktop custom build pc? what video card?03:40
Pumpernickelretour: There are packages for these things - I'm just trying to make sure I'm pointing you at the right ones.  ARE you referring to the w32codecs, or did you have something else in mind?03:40
xjkxretour: I use a sis740, Xorg has "sis" in driver, and its my desktop machine03:40
retourwin32codecs probably libdvdcss etc03:41
xjkxthose codecs help, but i dont know why i cant play the videos on globo.com03:42
retourmikubuntu: I'm already elementary. What happens when you open console, type mc and mash Enter?03:42
Pumpernickel!w32codecs03:42
xjkxI actually can, but the sounds is messed up03:42
ubotuSeveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs03:42
retourThank you!03:42
Pumpernickelnp03:42
xjkxwhat happens when you try to play this http://video.globo.com/Videos/Player/Entretenimento/0,,GIM719598-7822-MEDICO+PSIQUIATRA+ADAIL+IVAN+DE+LEMOS+FALA+SOBRE+OS+DIFERENTES+TIPOS+DE+DOR,00.html03:44
mikubuntuok, that was elem.  says: the program 'mc' not installed. can install by ... make sure you have the universe component enable03:44
mikubuntugotta pick mom up around the corner, be back in 10 min03:45
xjkxretour: could you please check out03:47
retourxjkx: i'm dealing with my trouble right now - please try to google for it - its very hardware specific03:53
mikubunturetour: how do i make sure that 'universe' is enabled?03:54
mikubuntuto then install mc03:54
xjkxok03:54
mikubuntuPumpernickel: can u tell me how to make sure that universe is enabled?03:55
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Random832is there a tray battery meter?03:56
Random832for xfce03:56
Random832[wait, i'm an idiot - i assumed since it was in the tray in gnome - nm, found the panel one] 03:56
retourxjkx: I've opened your URL but its not my language and of course I cant play it Configuracia Minima etc hehe03:56
retourmikubuntu: Applications/System/Software Sources03:58
mikubunturetour: this is a brand new install of x 704, would it be enabled by default?03:58
mikubuntunever mind, i go to software sources and check03:58
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mikubuntuok, universe is enabled as default apparently04:02
mikubunturetour: couldn't find package mc04:02
mikubuntui did sudo apt-get install mc04:03
mikubunturetour: is there another way to get mc?04:06
mikubuntui go have a smoke, brb04:08
Random832is there an on-screen display for volume?04:11
Random832is there an xkb settings program [like gnome has, for setting level 3 shift, caps lock vs control, etc] 04:12
mikubuntuplease can someone help me fix my screen resolution settings?04:18
retourmikubuntu: Synaptic Package Manager -> MC= Midnight Commander04:20
mikubunturetour: ok, i try snaptic04:23
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naliothwho owns jester-log ?04:25
Jester45me04:26
Jester45is he ok?04:26
naliothsee PM04:27
mikubunturetour: mc does not appear on package list in synaptic04:27
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Ed933I've got a small problem with the keyboard, can someone please help me08:53
Ed933:)08:59
Ed933Anyone?09:14
Ed933Well, the problem is that in order to type in inverted commas (") (') or tilde (~),09:15
Ed933I have to09:15
Ed933press the button09:15
Ed933then press [Space] 09:15
Ed933otherwise I would just end up with a letter with an accent.09:15
Ed933like 09:15
Ed933I know It has something to do with the keyboard layout09:16
Ed933but I have no idea which one to use09:16
kalikianaEd933, Look up what "nodeadkeys" means ;)09:19
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hammycan anyone help me install nic driver09:36
hammyhello?09:37
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Ed934where is xorg.conf?09:37
hammynoob 2 xubuntu... could really use help09:38
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hammy#ubuntu09:41
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warblerhello - does this mean that no-one has any problems with xubuntu - what a great recommendation!10:24
tonyyarussohehe, either that or NA is supposed to be asleep, and Europe just waking up.10:25
tonyyarusso:P10:26
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warblergood morning to all :)10:30
totalwormfaceyawn :P morning10:31
totalwormface(and yes, everything works flawless :D)10:31
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warblerwell, aren't you the lucky one :)10:32
totalwormface:P10:33
totalwormfacewell, i just ignored that playback of any audiofiles is broken on my second workstation10:33
totalwormfaceit helps :P10:33
warblerwith my hands over my eyes I see nothing wrong on my box...10:36
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dewphey guys01:02
dewpi'm experiencing a strange error when starting x with recent nvidia drivers: this nvidia driver component has version 100.14.11 but the nvidia kernel module's version does not match01:02
Jester45how did you install01:09
Jester45and you could install a newer module01:09
dewpno, the module was compiled during the installation01:17
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warbler!nvidia02:36
ubotuTo install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto02:36
dewpi used envy, worked fine :)02:42
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dewpdo you use vdr?03:09
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HelloMeowHello, I would like help installing a printer03:46
HelloMeowI have never done so on a linux OS03:47
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cheeseboyi have set up internet connection sharing between this box and my xbox and most things seem to work it grabs the news fine from xbox-scene.com and gets the weather from weather,com but when i try to watch videos using TVLinks script i get connection reset by peer.03:58
cheeseboyhow  do i fix it?03:58
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mikubuntug'morning mates.  i'm looking in the add/remove apps in xubuntu for some kind of wizard to help me get a wireless connection established ... i see knetattach, would that be the one?  will i be able to enable something off this list of apps without a connection?  cause i can't get wired connection established on it either ....04:17
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mikubuntunope, can't be installed on this computer type, its saying ... arrrrggggghhhhhh04:19
mikubuntui helped my friend get xub installed and running on a desktop about two weeks ago, and it detected the wireless device immediately, but i don't remember the details of how we got about to it.  any connection experts around?04:23
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predaeusmikubuntu, wifi setup might be the same in xubuntu and ubuntu, go ask in #ubuntu too, theres more people hanging around there.04:26
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kekkxubuntu has the stuff you need to enable networking04:29
kekk!wifi | mikubuntu04:29
ubotumikubuntu: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs04:29
kekkhmmz04:30
kekkhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs04:30
mikubuntupredaeus: and kekk: thank you, will check04:32
mikubuntuguys, how bout a wire connection that utilizes a belkin ether 2 usb adapter into the laptop coming from a router?04:40
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mikubuntuthis thing is an animal.  6 hours yesterday/last nite, and now here i am again ... arrrrrggggghhhhh04:43
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warblermikubuntu: there are lots of recommendations on the net for not using USB to connect. There may be something in the forums but ....05:01
mikubuntuwarbler: i know, but since this uses an adapter from ethernet i assumed that it made it more comatible05:07
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mikubuntumy friends xubuntu detected her wireless usb device without any probs, but i just purchased one yesterday, and it's not doing the job, either... i wonder if the specific model i'm using no good, and the one she has more compatible?05:08
warblerkikubuntu: it is the linux os that doesn't like the USB interface - I don't know why - I had to buy a 4 port router because the ethernet died on my original05:09
warbler8mikubuntu05:09
mikubuntuwarbler: i just don't have an etho in on that laptop05:09
warblermikubuntu: there is hope - the forums talk about support for certain usb interfaces - lots of reading coming up I guess... :)05:13
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Ch0HagOoh what a guess.05:14
Ch0HagSo.05:14
Ch0HagShould xubuntu-* depend on gnome-session?05:14
mikubuntutrying to do a manual configuration for eth0 interface it asks for ip address, subnet mask, and gateway address.  i know my ip address, but how do i find out the subnet and gateway?05:15
Ch0Hagnetmask is most likely 255.255.255.0, gateway could be anything.05:16
Ch0HagThe network administrator will know.05:16
Ch0HagIf that's you .... well then you have to guess.05:16
warbleror go to the router page05:17
mikubuntuyou mean like the cable provider?05:17
Ch0HagProbably. Don't they do DHCP?05:17
warblermy gateway is one less than my ip address05:18
warblerit's on the router page05:18
Ch0HagIf you can get to the router page (presumabely web page) then you know your gateway IP.05:20
warblerChOHag: the x in xubuntu is to show that it runs xfce - ubuntu runs gnome - kubuntu runs kde05:21
mikubuntunope, just got off the line with them (cable)  she said that my subnet mask and gateway come from computer manufacturer.  i don't believe that.05:21
ricithat's ridiculous05:21
Ch0Hagwarbler: Yes, so why does installing xubuntu-* result in gnome-session getting installed?05:21
Ch0Hagmikubuntu: That's tech support speak for "I don't understand your question so go ask somebody else and stop bothering me."05:22
warblermikubuntu: try 255.255.255.0 for the netmask - and take one of your ip address for the gateway05:22
thingymikubuntu: is your ip address a private one or an internet addressable one...what are the first two blocks in x.x.x.x ?05:22
ricimikubuntu: have you tried just enabling dhcp?05:22
warblerChOHag: one moment and I will look...05:23
mikubunturici: ya, don't work05:23
mikubuntuthingy: checking05:23
mikubuntu76.108.05:23
mikubuntuthingy: 76.108.05:24
thingymikubuntu: thats an internet addressable address...so are you using cable or dsl?05:24
mikubuntuthingy: cable05:24
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mikubuntucable modem05:24
thingymikubuntu: is the cable box only got one port you can plug in your computer into?05:24
thingymikubuntu: most probably, the cable box is going to assign the 76.108.x.x ip to itself and nat anything behind it...so it will be providing you with a ip via DHCP. Can I ask why your configuring an ip manually?05:26
mikubuntuhas one ether and one usb; i have the ether running to a wireless router, and two wired lines out, one to this laptop, and one to that one that i'm trying to config.  but that one doesn't have an ethernet in, so i have an ether2usb adapter ...05:26
mikubuntui bought a usb wireless receiver yesterday, but x doesn't detect it on either machine05:27
thingymikubuntu: well your wireless router will definitely be giving out a dhcp ip address in this case.05:28
Ch0Hagthingy: It could be bridging the wireless and ethernet.05:28
thingymikubuntu: specify the make and model of the ethernet to usb adapter and i'll see if there is a site that shows how to set it up05:28
mikubuntubelkin cardbus network card 10/100bt 32bit cardbus05:30
mikubuntuoh, wait, thats *not* a ether2usb, then, is it?  still wont work though05:31
warblerChOHag: at the bottom of applications it tells about xfce - don't know why gnome & kde sessions are there...05:32
mikubuntuF5D5010 Belkin, sorry05:33
mikubuntuthingy: it ws in the fine print :(05:34
warbler*gnome & kde services05:34
Ch0Hagapplications?05:35
Ch0HagWhere?05:35
mikubuntubrb, gonna look something up05:35
mikubuntuthingy: heres the product page, but i don't see anything on it that helps me...  http://www.belkin.com/support/article/?lid=en&pid=F5D5010&aid=4400&scid=005:40
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thingymikubuntu: that card works under linux and so can you tell me whether you powered up your laptop with the card in it or did you insert it in afterwards?05:41
mikubuntuinserted afterwards05:48
mikubuntuthingy: inserted afterwards05:48
mikubuntuthingy: uh, so i have to power down?05:50
thingymikubuntu: please reboot the laptop with the card in it and tell me if it works?05:50
mikubuntuthingy: me dumdum... ok05:50
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mikubuntuthingy: restarting, it's a little slow05:51
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mikubuntuthingy: had to re-restart, wasn't rebooting05:53
mikubuntuthingy: now it is, but ever so slow05:53
thingymikubuntu: running on batteries? if so plug the mains in05:54
mikubuntuthingy: no its plugged05:54
thingymikubuntu: pluggin the card in shouldnt slow down the laptop in anyway05:55
mikubuntuthingy: no, it's just a slow old dell cpi, desktop up now05:56
thingymikubuntu: can load up a terminal and type in sudo ifconfig05:56
thingyand tell me what interface you have other than lo05:56
mikubuntuthingy: ummmm, got some output, about 7 lines, not sure what im looking for05:58
mikubuntuthingy: that whole section i guess is under 'lo'05:59
thingymikubuntu: on the left it will show you the interface name, i.e. eth0 or lo or ra0 etc ah...in that case it didn't find the card05:59
thingymikubuntu: can copy the /vag/log/messages file from the machine and pastebin or e-mail it?06:00
mikubuntuthingy: no, doesn't say etho anywhere, only 'lo'06:00
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mikubuntuthingy:  i could open it (if i can find it) and type it into this computer if it's not too much text , should i do that?06:01
mikubuntuwhere do i go, to 'filesystem'?06:02
mikubuntuthingy: did you mean 'var'? or 'vag'?  only see a 'var' folder06:03
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thingymikubuntu: the file is /var/log/messages and I need to see what happens when your insert/remove the card...ok you can do the following and visually tell me what happens. 1. take out the card. 2. open a terminal and type in "tail -f /var/log/messages" 3. press enter a couple of times to put some space between the last message and the bottom of the screen. 4. insert the card and tell me what you can see on the screen then06:03
mikubuntuthingy: ok, hold on06:04
thingymikubuntu: for number 4 i only need to know what new messages pop up and not whats already on the screen06:04
thingymikubuntu: if its more than 3 lines worth of stuff then don't type it in here..type it in a editor and then copy/paste into http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org, telling me what the url is06:06
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mikubuntuok, gotta bunch of output then some free lines at bottom, gonna insert card now06:06
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mikubuntuk, saying carbus inserted, pci: enabling device, pci interrupt, etho: realtek rtl8139 at 0x... is the short version06:08
thingymikubuntu: eh! its saying eth0 so are you sure sudo ifconfig doesn't show eth0 ?06:09
mikubuntuim sure it wasn't there before, should i enter sudo ifconfig again?  in same term?06:09
thingyok but can I have the long version in a pastebin...is a pain but it helps me understand what is going on06:11
mikubuntuyes, but i will have to type it all, so if you have the time, i have the will06:11
thingylol umm ok before you that then...lets see what ifconfig says first06:12
mikubuntulemme open a tomboy ... oops. well, i don't have a command prompt, so sudo din't do anything06:13
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mikubuntuhow do i get command prompt ready again?06:13
thingyctrl - c06:13
mikubuntuk06:13
mikubuntunop, still only 'lo'06:14
mikubuntunot lol :(06:14
thingymikubuntu: ok can you type in sudo ifconfig eth0 up please06:14
mikubuntuok, typed sudo ifconfig eth0 up and nothing, then sudo ifconfig eth0 and i get:06:16
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mikubuntueth0: link encap:Ethernet Hwaddr 00.30.BD:6E:DA:0C up broadcast running muliticast mtu:1500, metric:1, rx packets:13, errors:0,droppd:0, overruns:0, fram:0, tx packets:0, errors:0 droppd:0, overruns:0, carrier:0, collisions:0, txqueuelen:1000, rx bytes:4306 (4.2 BiB) tx bytes:0 (0.0 b), interrupt:11 base address:0x800006:21
thingymikubuntu: ok thats good06:21
mikubuntuit is? :)06:21
thingymikubuntu: can you tell me if the file /etc/network/interfaces has the lines auto eth0<newline>iface eth0 inet dhcp in it somewhere?06:22
mikubuntuk, lemme go see06:22
thingymikubuntu: yes, the card is detected and has been given its own mac address (HWaddr) and you are getting packets recieved into it (rx)06:23
mikubuntuopen with mousepad, abi, or other?06:24
thingymousepad is fine06:24
mikubuntuk06:24
mikubuntuno, i don't see that in there06:25
mikubuntunot much in it do you want me to copy here?06:25
thingymikubuntu: are you sure? nothing that says auto eth0?06:25
thingydoes it say auto lo06:26
thingy?06:26
mikubuntuthis file describes. blablabla ... the loopback network interface auto lo iface lo inet loopback; iface eth0 inet static, address: 76.108.252.28 etc...06:27
thingymikubuntu: looks like youve tried to set the ip adress manually via the gui utils...is that correct?06:28
mikubuntuthingy: yes06:29
thingymikubuntu: in any case...backup the file...by doing a cp /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces.original and then edit the file so that it looks like this: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35410/06:29
mikubuntuomg, i don't know if that's within my skillset :) ... how do i do the cp....etc?06:30
mikubuntucp meaning command prompt?06:30
thingymikubuntu: type in "sudo cp /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces.original" in a terminal window06:30
mikubuntuok06:31
mikubuntudo i leave mousepad open?06:31
thingymikubuntu: then you need to edit the /etc/network/interfaces file as the root user...try typing in sudo mousepad /etc/network/interfaces06:31
thingyno close mousepad06:31
mikubuntumaybe i should change my nick to miknobuntu06:32
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mikubuntuwarning: i am using the root account06:34
thingythats fine06:34
mikubuntuok, lemme go look at the pastebin now?06:34
mikubuntuthingy: so that stuff i had in there from the manual config, just backspace it out and add the lines at the end of your pastebin?  do they have to be line for line character for character identical?06:37
thingymikubuntu: i would just delete the current contents of the file in mousepad and copy and paste everything in the pastebin...06:38
mikubuntuwell, i can't copy and past, i have to type it in to mousepad, remember?  no connection :) ... it all looks identical until the last part where in my existing file is the static address and all, and ini the pastebin file is the other06:40
thingymikubuntu: ah sorry I forgot..yep go ahead and just change the last bits...the auto eth0 part and the iface eth0 part06:41
mikubuntuwarning: i am using the root account, and i have just broadcast my ip address to most of the industrialized world .. lol06:41
thingyeh? where does it say that?06:41
mikubuntuno, i said it.  just joshing06:42
thingyah06:42
mikubuntuk, lemme try this06:42
mikubuntuthingy: i think i did it06:44
thingyhmm?06:44
mikubuntui mean i entered the new text, now do i have to save it somehow?06:45
thingyafter typing the changes into the file, you need to save it and then type in sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart06:45
thingyinto a terminal06:45
mikubuntuyou mean i just 'save' into mousepad right where it's at?06:45
mikubuntuwith a file command?06:46
thingymikubuntu: yes...just select file save06:47
thingyand then close mousepad and then in a terminal window type in sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart06:47
mikubuntuok, did that file save, now i go back to the terminal and do the sudo06:47
thingyyes06:48
mikubuntuok, last line of output is: ...bound to 192.168.0.101 -- renewal in 5334 seconds06:50
mikubuntubut the 5334 isn't counting down06:50
mikubuntudo you need to see ALL the output?06:50
thingyway to go miku06:51
thingyyoure on the internet now06:51
thingygo browse the web06:51
mikubuntuyou think?06:51
thingyuh huh06:51
mikubuntuare you pulling my legs?06:51
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mikubuntui go check06:51
thingyumm i think its worked...its given you the ip address of 192.168.0.10106:51
mikubuntustarting firefox06:52
mikubuntuomg. i'm on the World Wide Web! It's a miracle, it's ... overhyped.  LOL. thanks thingy!06:53
thingynp06:54
mikubuntuwanna help me get my screenres fixed now? :)06:54
mikubuntujajajajjajajajjajajaajajajajajajaajajjajajaajajajajaj..... like the black hole of technological needs.06:54
mikubuntugonna try sudo apt-get updates and see if it fixes screenres, this install just from yesterday06:55
thingyit prob. wont06:56
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thingywhat you can do is pastebin the output of lspci so that we know what your graphics card is06:56
mikubuntuok, now i should be able to do that, let me open a term over there again06:57
mikubuntujust lspci? no sudo?06:57
thingyok sudo lspci will be fine06:59
mikubuntualready got some output without sudo, is that ok?07:00
mikubuntujust looking for the pastebin address just found it one min07:00
thingyyep it should be fine07:02
mikubuntuhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3541507:02
mikubuntumama calling, brb07:03
thingymikubuntu: umm what exactly is the screen res issue?07:05
mikubuntuvery poor resolution NOT 102407:08
mikubuntuthe splashscreen on bootup = very crisp, after that, downhill07:08
thingymikubuntu: can you please pastebin the /etc/X11/xorg.conf + the /var/log/Xorg.0.log files07:09
mikubuntuthe sreenres was fine in win9807:09
mikubuntuok lemme go find07:09
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MilhousePunkRockHello everyone!07:12
kekkhello07:13
MilhousePunkRockHow crazy am to set up Xubuntu Feisty on a AMD K6-2 350 with 392 MB RAM, a 6 GB HDD and either an ATI Rage Pro or an S3 Trio 3D (I still need to find out which video card is better)?07:13
LadyRI have it on a Dell C510/610 with a 20gig HD and 256 megs of RAM...07:14
kekknot that crazy :)07:14
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kekkhave an old comp with 467mhz and I thought it was 64mb of ram, turn out 196 or something like that, 6 gb drive also07:14
kekkwon't have a lot of hd space left though07:15
MilhousePunkRockSo does anyone know which video card I should pick?07:15
kekkhave you searched the forums?07:15
kekkI think ATI might be more supported, but I don't know much07:16
RamlaI would think both have equally good drivers, and if so, I'd just look at image quality07:16
thingymik's am afk for about 15-20 mins...pastebin the urls and just wait until i get back07:16
MilhousePunkRockIt almost managed to boot the live cd... I have a desktop, but no panels and the mouse won't move (I should dig in my junk box to see if I have a native PS/2 mouse in there)07:17
MilhousePunkRockI dont think drivers will be a problem at that age... I know the S3 is/was reference hardware...07:17
RamlaHow much graphics memory do they have?07:18
mikubuntuthingy: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/3541607:18
MilhousePunkRockRamla: If I only knew... 8 MB at the most, I would guess...07:18
MilhousePunkRockI have to go now... :/ Thanks for the first hints, now I have a project for next weekend... I will most likely come back then anyway...07:19
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mikubuntuthingy: it was a mouthful of output, huh07:22
thingyback07:26
mikubuntuk, if you need a few mins to look it over i can run make a sandwich for mom07:27
mikubuntubecause i'm fasting for world peace07:27
mikubuntuor a piece of the world or something07:28
thingymikubuntu: go ahead i'll need a few mins07:29
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cheeseboyanyone good with iptables?07:34
mikubuntuthingy: i back in 2 min07:34
cheeseboy:o thingy07:34
The_Kernelo07:34
thingycheeseboy: hello07:35
thingycheeseboy: oh you still not managed to get the box to connect to the net?07:35
thingycheeseboy: did you try that chroot idea you had?07:36
mikubuntuthingy: i back whenever u ready holla07:36
cheeseboythingy i did get it connected but having port forwarding issue  now07:36
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hyper_chTheSheep: are you there?07:37
thingymikubuntu: umm i looked at the log file for Xorg and its says that there isn't enough memory in the video card(not the system) to run X at 1024x768@32bit depth colour. Are you willing to settle to run at 1024x768@16bit depth ?07:37
thingycheeseboy: I'm curious, what was it that was causing the problem?07:38
mikubuntuthingy: i takes what i can get07:38
mikubuntui don't even know the difference, and donna won't either when i get this laptop back to her :)07:38
mikubuntuwhat IS the difference?07:38
cheeseboythingy: no idea i updated to gusty and it worked07:39
thingymikubuntu: 16bit color depth = 65,000 colors max, 24/32bit = 2/4 million colors07:40
thingycheeseboy: but how did you manage to update? without a net connection?07:41
cheeseboythingy can you help me with port forwarding?07:41
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mikubuntuthingy: since we're not mapping the universe, 16 will prolly do07:41
thingycheeseboy: im weak at iptables *but* i have a friend called google! :-)07:41
azamohello, does anyone know if xubuntu 6.01 will install on old world macs?07:42
thingymikubuntu: yep, 16bit should be fine...can you confirm whether you ever managed to use linux on this laptop with 1024x768 res? if you did then I can see if we can/need to specify a parameter to tell the system how much video memory the video card has07:42
mikubuntuazamo: what year, not if its pre 196707:42
cheeseboythingy: ive googled but i failed07:42
azamo199707:42
azamook, well i cant boot off a cd very well unless it's mac, do i need a firmware update?07:44
thingycb, you'll have to tell me what the port fwd issue is if you want me to try googling07:45
mikubuntuthingy: well, hmmmm, i *think* it was at 1024 on win98.  we/she just bought it used from a guy that refurbs last month or so... at any rate, the resolution was much better than its rendering now, altho i can't tell for sure if actual rendering is 800 or 600 right now - it's just very sloppy, like a third grader drew it07:45
mikubuntuthingy:  it looks splotchy07:46
mikubuntuthingy: do you need me to look somewhere on the filesys?07:46
thingymikubuntu: no insteas can you tell me the make and model of the laptop, i'll google for it and see if i can find the specs for it or if anyones installed linux on an identical machine and what they experienced07:48
mikubuntuthingy: ok, its a cpi dell d300xt , i think that's all the specs i know07:49
thingycpi? is that short for something?07:50
mikubuntuwait: dell Latitude CPi D300XT07:50
mikubuntui don't really know what the cpi stands for, just model number i thought07:51
thingymikubuntu: ah ok. nvm i just googled around and found that the machine does come with 2mb of video memory and hence you have to run it at 16bit colour depth. ok you ready to do some text editiing...very minor stuff07:52
mikubuntuthingy:  u the boss07:52
thingymikubuntu: start by launching a terminal and then typing in "sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.original" to make a backup of you xorg.conf file07:52
mikubuntuk07:53
thingymikubuntu: then type in "sudo mousepad /etc/X11/xorg.conf" to open mousepad with the file so that we can edit it07:53
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cheeseboyhelp anyone?07:54
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thingymikubuntu: now, in this file find the following line: "DefaultDepth24" and then change it to: "DefaultDepth16"07:54
thingycheeseboy: I msged you earlier....if you tell me what the port fwding issue is I can see if I find something on google07:55
thingymikubuntu: save the file, close mousepad and reboot the laptop07:55
mikubuntuthingy: was i suppose to get output from the first command, the backup?07:56
mikubuntui din't get any output07:56
thingyno...it shouldnt display any output07:57
thingyit just makes a copy of the xorg.conf file07:57
thingyso that if you mess up we can bring it back to the way it was easily07:57
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mikubuntuthingy: gee whiz thingy, you'd think you din't have any confidence in my lack of skills08:00
mikubuntuthingy: shutting down.08:01
thingymikubuntu: :-) no silly...it easy to accidentally insert characters in a file whilst editing it and then finding the problem is a lot more difficult for anybody who doesn't have access to the box and has to work remotely like in this situation. so its safer to make a copy of the file and then if its goe haywire, we restore the old file and start again08:01
mikubuntuhehe08:01
mikubuntuthingy: just kidding.  i know you have every confidence in my lack of skills.08:02
mikubuntubooting up08:02
mikubuntushe so slow08:02
mikubuntuthingy:  you are awesome!  beautiful crisp screen!08:05
thingyawesome!08:05
mikubuntuthingy: just one more question08:06
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mikubuntu:)08:06
thingyif its a hard question...im running away08:06
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mikubuntuwill the changes we made to make the cardbus device work also enable a usb wireless receiver, should she buy one?  they're on sale at compusa for 25 bucks and a 22 rebate, net cost $3.08:07
thingywoah! 3 bucks! thats a steal!08:08
mikubuntuso you see, it's not a 'for today' question, but maybe a 'for next week' question08:08
mikubuntuwell, you gotta pay $25 and then wait for the rebate in the mail, but yeah, pretty good deal08:09
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thingyoh and no I cant be sure the changes we made will apply to the wireless usb device...since the device may appear to the system as something other than eth0, e.g. ra0 and it may need more configuring for it to work08:09
mikubuntuoh, god.  don't go and get hit by a bus or anything then, ok :)08:10
mikubuntui'm very concerned about your health.08:10
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mikubuntuhahahahhahahhahahahahahhahahha ... lol08:10
thingy:-)08:10
mikubuntuk, gotta go, thanks ever so much again, see you soon08:11
thingybye08:11
mikubuntuciao now08:12
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dewphow can i uninstall just one packet without its dependancies?08:14
cellofellowdewp: sudo apt-get uninstall thepackage08:14
cellofellowand don't auto-remove08:15
dewpaah08:15
cellofellowit's remove, not uninstall08:15
dewpthank you :)08:15
cellofellowblah08:15
dewpyeah08:15
dewpcool08:15
cellofellownp08:15
dewpno, its the same08:16
dewpit wants to remove all other packets, too08:16
thingydewp: dpkg -P full.pkg.name08:16
thingyuh you have to sudo that cmd btw08:17
cellofellowapt-get has gotten smarter but it still doesn't compare to aptitude08:18
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dewphmm, never used it08:18
dewpthats strange, i typed in the dpkg -P as you said (with the exact path), but then its saying "you must specigy packages by their own names, not by quoting the names of the files they come in"08:19
dewpthe path is "/home/xpc/downloads/libc6_2.6.1-1_amd64.deb"08:20
dewp(without quotes ;o)08:21
laserbeak43hi i took the wireless tutorial here http://boredklink.googlepages.com/ubuntuguide and then my wireless worked, i logged into windows, was forced to use a different wifi network and then logged back into linux and it didnt work. now i've doen the tutorial over again and i can't connect wirelessly.(wtf?)08:21
hyper_chlocal linux guru needed ;)08:24
j1mchi08:25
thingydewp: Woah! what are you doing? are you trying to remove libc ?08:25
dewpi needed a newer version for libxine108:25
dewpi compiled it but did not expect such problems08:26
dewpthen i want to install something with apt-get and it says something with bad dependencies08:26
thingydewp: gosh. Libc is like a central lib that EVERYTHING is dependant on....you should not touch it until you do a dist-upgrade08:26
dewpso i'd like to remove only this libc package and install the standard ubuntu package08:26
dewpoh :) good to know08:27
thingydewp: look in the forums for pre-built binaries for things like 32bit xine/mplayer etc saves you from a lot of hassle08:29
dewptoo late :)08:31
thingydewp: umm you do realise that if that dpkg command had worked you would have an instant unusable box, since ls/cp etc everything would not work anymore. :-)08:33
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Sherwinatorhey my gf just installed xubuntu and it doesnt play dvd's , is this a commmon problem can anyone help ?08:45
hyper_chSherwinator: install vlc - that has most codecs or you need to add codecs manually08:45
Sherwinatorthanks alot hyper08:46
hyper_chSherwinator: you know vlc?08:46
hyper_chSherwinator: just a hint... most irc programs have tab completion.. this means you type the first 2-3 letters of a name, then hit "tab" and it will complete it or give you a selection... that way you use the right nickname when you write to someone08:47
hyper_chhiho PriceChild08:48
Sherwinatorcool08:49
Sherwinatorhyper_ch: thanks for that08:50
hyper_chSherwinator: you're welcome :) anyway, you know VLC? It also exists for windows.. that was my default player for any video/dvd08:50
laserbeak43whats the diff between an SSID and an ESSID?08:50
hyper_chSherwinator: there's only a few things it can't play08:50
hyper_chlaserbeak43: a letter ;)08:50
laserbeak43lol08:51
laserbeak43seriously08:51
hyper_chlaserbeak43: it is ;)08:51
hyper_chlaserbeak43: but I guess you mean it in PHP?08:51
laserbeak43no08:51
laserbeak43i mean it for wifi08:51
hyper_chlaserbeak43: ah.... no clue :)08:52
hyper_chlaserbeak43: could be the smae08:52
laserbeak43hehe08:52
thingylaserbeak43: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-networking/33474-difference-between-essid-ssid.html08:52
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laserbeak43thingy: thanks08:53
Sherwinatorg2g cya all08:53
Sherwinatorhyper_ch:  thanks again08:53
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thingyhyper_ch: is your issue pertaining to backups?08:59
hyper_chthingy: yes08:59
thingygaah08:59
thingythought so08:59
thingywhat is it08:59
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hyper_chthingy: the hardlinking uses extremly much space on the server for which I have no explanation.... on my local computer it almost uses none09:00
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thingywb09:02
thingywell is it a ext3 block size issue first of all...i09:03
hyper_chback again09:03
hyper_chhad a little issue09:03
hyper_chthingy: the scripts are here:  http://www.roleplayer.org/backup.txt   http://www.roleplayer.org/my.txt09:03
hyper_chI mirror from one server to another09:04
hyper_chwhen I do it from one drive to another on my computer it works fine09:04
thingyugh need to go drop my sis off...back in 30 mins. but the questions i was going to ask are: could the ext3 block size be causing a mis reporting of the file usage, 2) is it possible the not all the references to a hardlink are gone and hence files you thought should be deleted are stilll hanging around?09:04
thingyafk 30 mins09:05
hyper_chok09:06
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cheeseboycan i get some help with iptables please??09:08
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cellofellowWell, here I am dappling in wireless. I just put in a Netgear MA311 PCI card. It's got the Prism 2.5rev1 chipset. My system doesn't recognize it as wireless. What do I do?09:57
kekkmight want to try #ubuntu09:58
kekkor the wifidocs at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs09:59
cellofellowbeen reading the wifi docs, but things aren't going too well.09:59
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kekkhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiTroubleshooting tried this?10:00
hyper_chhiho cellofellow10:00
cellofellowhello10:00
hyper_chhiho Jester4510:05
cellofellowhyper_ch: any help on the wifi?10:07
hyper_chcellofellow: my ralink chip just works out of the box10:08
cellofellowThis worked moderately (at least it tried to connect to stuff) on another Ubuntu box.10:08
cellofellowbut it is right now just sitting there unused.10:08
cellofellowiwconfig shows No Wireless Extensions.10:08
hyper_chcellofellow: lspci  --> is it listed there?10:09
cellofellowand it's not in ifconfig (though it is in network-admin)10:09
cellofellowyes10:09
hyper_chwhat is it?10:09
cellofellowit's a wired card in network-admin10:09
cellofellowNetgear MA311, Prims 2.5 chipset.10:09
hyper_ch!netgear10:10
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about netgear - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi10:10
hyper_ch!wifi10:10
ubotuWireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs10:10
cellofellow!prism10:10
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about prism - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi10:10
cellofellowAlready reading the wifidocs, but having trouble. None of the recommended commands do anything.10:10
hyper_chit's a wifi right?10:11
cellofellowyes10:11
hyper_chusb?10:11
cellofellowset as /dev/wlan010:11
cellofellowno, PCI10:11
cellofellowit's just 802.11b10:12
hyper_chcellofellow: run this:10:15
hyper_ch$ sudo modprobe -r orinoco_pci10:16
hyper_ch$ sudo modprobe -r hostap_pci10:16
hyper_ch$ sudo modprobe -r prism2_pci10:16
hyper_ch$ sudo modprobe orinoco_pci10:16
cellofellowok10:16
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cellofellowhey hey, look at that10:17
cellofellownow it's in iwconfig10:17
hyper_chis it working?10:18
cellofellownot got to the SSID and WEP stuff yet.10:18
hyper_chwep is not needed ;)10:19
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cellofellowWell, WEP is enabled on router.10:19
hyper_ch^^10:19
hyper_chI have no encryption10:19
cellofellowI should disable it, just causes problems.10:19
hyper_chmakes me safer without encrpytion ;)10:20
cellofellowsafer?10:20
hyper_chyeah10:20
cellofellowexplain10:20
hyper_chuploading of copyright protected material is not allowed10:21
hyper_chall my data drives are encrypted10:21
hyper_chso I just have to say someone else used my wifi ;)10:21
hyper_chI cannot be hold responsible for that10:21
cellofellowhmmm10:21
hyper_chwell, that's here the case.. might be different for you ;)10:21
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alberthey i got a question10:25
hyper_ch!question | albert10:26
ubotualbert: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)10:26
albertim new to linux (xubuntu) and am trying to install ndiswrapper, something didnt work, and i want to make sure im installing it correctly. because of that i think i need to make sure i have the right kernel  with kernel headers but i have no clue how to check that and if i dont have it how to get it, can somebody help me10:27
kekkhyper_ch, I use the same trick10:27
kekkI only have mac filtering enabled but I can say macs can be forged easily :)10:28
Jester45with openvz you can set what the mac adress is10:28
kekkit's just to keep those windows comps that are set to autoconnect away10:28
kekkso nobody would steal my wifi ;)10:29
vrkhanshi10:29
vrkhansproblem10:29
Jester45a password would stop that10:29
hyper_chkekk: hehehe :) well, it just depends on what you local law says... here I cannot be hold responsible for my internet access... and without proof that I did something I can't be punished10:29
vrkhansmy wireless card haveing chipset realtek 8185 has not been detected10:29
vrkhanswhat sould I do10:30
kekkI don't know about the exact laws here but I just feel I can use this as an argument. 'my wifi was insecure. the area that my router gives the connection to is pretty big, anybody could connect to it and download that stuff'10:30
kekkhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiTroubleshooting tried this?10:31
hyper_chkekk: well, in hamburg/Germany there was one verdict where you were liable for what is done through your inet access account10:31
vrkhansI check the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist but there is no listing for r8181x  or r818710:31
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kekkthat's unfortunate, hyper_ch  :( really..10:31
hyper_chkekk: in Germany it's just been Hamburg so far.. but then I don't live in Germany10:32
kekkwell, let's just hope my ipblocklists are good ;)10:32
kekkbtw, which lists do you use?10:32
hyper_ch^^10:32
hyper_chnone10:33
kekkno moblock or something like that? k. I use a plugin for deluge, the torrent client I use10:33
hyper_chnope, nothing10:33
kekkhaven't found out which was the best list out there..10:33
hyper_chi prefer lightweight clients ;)10:34
kekkit is lightweight10:34
hyper_chnot really10:34
alberthow can i know if i have a kernel with headers10:35
kekkvery even10:35
kekknow azureus.. that's a different topic ;)10:35
kekkhyper_ch, how come?10:35
hyper_chkekk: it's gui... it's not lightweight ;)10:35
kekkhaha, well I'll give you that10:35
hyper_ch<-- rtorrent10:36
hyper_chalbert: you can install the headers10:36
vrkhanscan any one help me10:36
kekkmy laptop starts screaming if cpu > 10% and even with encryption enabled, it doesn't start screaming with deluge running10:36
albertwhere10:36
vrkhansin setting yup my wireless card10:36
hyper_ch!wifi | vrkhans10:36
ubotuvrkhans: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs10:36
vrkhanshyper_ch I check the dock10:36
vrkhansdoc10:36
hyper_chvrkhans: if your card is not listed there, then use google10:37
kekkhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiTroubleshooting vrkhans.10:37
hyper_chmy card works out of the box10:37
alberti have no clue what that means10:37
kekkmy 2 cards are also ootb10:37
vrkhansI have realtek 818510:37
hyper_chkekk: deluge is heavyweight ;)10:37
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kekkbut compared to azureus.. :P10:38
vrkhansI have desktop10:38
hyper_chstill heavyweight ;)10:38
vrkhansand its a pci card10:38
vrkhansso when I do lspci , it show me that card10:38
vrkhansbut not detected as in the network only the wired and modem option is avaliable10:39
kekkvrkhans, from the forums: "Just found a post that says the realtek 818x drivers are blacklisted by default on 7.04. Nevertheless I will check later."10:39
vrkhansso ,, I am stuck10:39
kekkyou said they aren't?10:39
vrkhansi dont have any listing in the blacklisted for 818x10:40
vrkhansthat is the problem10:40
kekkwhat's the blacklist file?10:41
vrkhans  /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist10:41
kekk# buggy driver causes kernel BUG on load (Ubuntu: #78255, #88430)10:42
kekkblacklist r818x10:42
kekkblacklist r818710:42
kekkthat's what's in mine, last 3 rows10:42
vrkhansI just installed xubuntu and there is no listing for the 818x10:42
vrkhansi dont have that10:42
kekkok10:43
vrkhansi dont know why10:43
kekkifconfig didn't list it? iwconig?10:43
kekkiwconfig*10:43
vrkhanshow can I install these drivers10:43
kekkhttp://rtl-wifi.sourceforge.net/wiki/Installing#Debian/Ubuntu10:44
kekkit maybe it but I'm not sure..10:44
kekkhmm, it maybe included in 7.10 out of the box10:44
vrkhanshow can I check what version i have for xubuntu10:47
kekkI'm on ubuntu and I can see the version from System > About Ubuntu..10:49
kekkdon't know about other options10:49
kekk7.10 is a development version so you probably have 7.0410:49
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cellofellowhyper_ch: how do I make what those modprobe commands did permanent?10:50
vrkhanscould be but notting like that in xubuntu10:51
cheeseboycan one of you help me with iptables?10:51
hyper_chcellofellow: it worked?10:51
cellofellowhyper_ch: yes10:51
cellofellowwith wep and everything.10:51
hyper_chcellofellow: just add the orinoco_pci to your /etc/modules file10:51
hyper_chcellofellow: that should do it10:52
cellofellowok10:52
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cellofellowthanks dude10:52
hyper_chcellofellow: not sure but it should10:53
cellofellowok10:53
cellofellowthat was modprobe -r orinoco_pci, hotspot_pci, and prism_pci, then modprobe orinoco_pci?10:54
cellofellowI can't remember10:54
vrkhanswhere is the repository file10:55
vrkhans/ect/...10:55
vrkhansi forget10:55
cellofellow/etc/apt/sources.list10:55
vrkhansthanks10:56
Ben_Cshey guys.10:56
mikubuntuhyper_ch: tengo un problema.  trying to add programs on my new xbox from the add/remove apps... keeps axing me to insert the xubuntu disk in the cdrom, EVEN when i have the disk ALREADY in there... then it doesn't complete the installation... like i tried to install the aisle riot games and it seemed to only download 32 of 35 files, then delivers error message... can you help?10:57
hyper_chmikubuntu: don't have an xbox10:57
cellofellowmikubuntu: open Software Sources and in CD stuff, just disable it.10:57
mikubuntuhyper_ch: a lot of 'failed to fetch' messages...10:58
kekkI hate that the cd is in the sources list by default10:58
mikubuntucellofellow: disable what?10:58
cellofellowone sec...10:58
kekkdisable the cd as a repo/source10:58
vrkhanscellofellow: how I can update that list10:59
vrkhansapt-get update10:59
cellofellowmikubuntu: under the Ubuntu Software tab in the Software Sources too, uncheck the CD in the box in the bottom.10:59
vrkhansor ..10:59
cellofellowyes10:59
cheeseboynone of you can help with iptables?10:59
cellofellowno, that updates your cache.10:59
cellofellowcheeseboy: try firestarter10:59
cellofellowcheeseboy: wait, were you the one trying to share your net connection with your xbox?11:00
cheeseboycellofellow: yes11:00
cellofellowhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/ShareEthernetConnectionThroughWireless11:00
cellofellowThese instructions are the same but backwards.11:01
cheeseboycellofellow: i already got internet connection working but i get connection refused trying to watch videos11:01
cellofellowyou've got a port blocked then.11:01
vrkhansdoes any one of you know how to install the rtl 8185 wire less driver11:01
cellofellowJust put the xbox in DMZ using iptables/firstarter.11:01
cellofellowfirestarter*11:01
cheeseboycellofellow how do i unblock it :/ videos work fine on the pc with internet11:02
vrkhansI have pci wireless card which is not detected11:02
cheeseboycellofellow i dont use firestarter didnt like it11:02
cellofellowok11:02
cellofellowiptables is really quite complex. I think whole O'Reilly books have been written on it.11:02
Ben_Cswhat's the best itunes alternative for linux?11:03
cellofellowBen_Cs: Exaile for GNOME/XFCE, AmaroK for KDE.11:03
hyper_chamarok11:03
cheeseboycellofellow: can you jusrt tell me how to open dmz please11:03
cellofellowcheeseboy: search for iptables dmz. I honestly don't know how, only that that is what you want.11:04
cheeseboyialready have dmz on this pc but not the box11:04
mikubuntu cellofellow then just enable it if i need to install something via cd?  is this a known bug?11:04
cheeseboyxbox*11:04
cellofellowcheeseboy: I know it's possible cause linux-based routers can do it, and most of those just use iptables for the firewall.11:04
mikubuntunow that i disabled the cd rom will the synaptic work properly probably?11:04
cellofellowmikubuntu: yes11:04
cellofellowmikubuntu: nothing is on the CD that is not on the Internet. Can't say that there is nothing on the Internet that is not on the CD.11:05
cellofellowmikubuntu: if you want to use the CD, then after disabling it, re-enable it by running sudo apt-cdrom add with it in the drive.11:05
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mikubuntucellofellow: ok, trying to download aisleriot again , thanks11:06
Ben_Cscellofellow: how about banshee? is it good?11:07
cellofellowNever used Banshee or RythmBox. Both are pretty good It think.11:07
mikubuntucellofellow: you so right.  it grabbed the remaining packages and is installing11:07
cellofellowBoth can do ipods I think.11:07
cellofellowmikubuntu: coool.11:07
cellofellowmikubuntu: have fun with AisleRiot.11:07
mikubuntudanka shine11:07
mikubuntucellofellow: not me, i can't stand those games, but my friend donna will like them and it's her laptop.11:08
xorkbanshee is what i use11:08
xorkeasiest to browse the way i like to11:08
mikubuntujust trying to round out her install before i give it back to her11:09
cellofellowmikubuntu: my favorite game is xjump. Simple, fun, challenging.11:09
cellofellowmakes sense11:09
cellofellowI do the same.11:09
mikubuntucellofellow: i'll try it out11:09
mikubuntucellofellow: but usually not much time in the day, what with george bush still in the white house and all11:09
xorkgo ron paul11:25
vrkhanshow can I delete a non empty dir11:33
vrkhansrmdir11:33
vrkhansdoesnt work11:33
Pumpernickelrm -r11:34
thingyback11:36
vrkhansrm: descend into write-protected directory `rtl-wifi/'?11:37
vrkhansmsg11:37
vrkhanswhat is this11:37
thingyhyper_ch: hi. Ok I've got your backup script loaded in a window...what was the issue? disk space usage?11:37
vrkhansPumpernickel: now what11:38
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hyper_chthingy: yeah... locally it works fine11:38
hyper_chthingy: but on the servers a lot more space gets used than it should11:38
vrkhanshow can I delte this directory sudo rm -f rtl-wifi/11:39
vrkhansrm: cannot remove `rtl-wifi/': Is a directory11:39
vrkhanssudo rm -f rtl-wifi/11:39
vrkhansrm: cannot remove `rtl-wifi/': Is a directory11:39
vrkhanshow i can remove this dir11:40
hyper_chvrkhans: rm -Rf11:40
cellofel1owcareful with rm -rf11:40
cellofel1owyou can wipe your system with it, even from a non / directory (if it picks up on the .. "file")11:41
thingyhyper_ch: ok and you think its because of hard links? or ext3?11:41
hyper_chthingy: I dunno... I use the same at my computer and it works..11:41
thingyhyper_ch: can you give examples of the problem? since I don't know what to look for in terms of a problem yet11:42
hyper_chthingy: the problem is that on every backup the whole thing uses about 1-2 GB more space11:43
Pumpernickelcellofel1ow: That's why it doesn't follow the .. links or symlinks.11:43
cellofel1owok11:43
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cellofel1owI read about someone who had that happen though,11:43
hyper_chI'm sure with rm there is an option that lets you follow symlinks11:43
thingyhyper_ch: so du -h /my/lovely/backup/servers/backup/folder is > du -h /my/home/desktop/machine/with/data/that/i/want/to/backup ?11:44
hyper_chthingy: the, the backuped up folder is remote ;)11:44
hyper_chand it has quite a few exluded dirs11:45
thingyhyper_ch: ah but im trying to determine is whether, magically the same data on backup server is larger than the data on the backed up machine11:45
hyper_chthingy: I know11:46
Ben_Csis there a way in pidgin to search for someone not in list?11:46
hyper_chonly about 10-30 mb are transferred each time11:46
thingyhyper_ch: but are using a du -h to measure the total size?11:46
hyper_chthingy: so far I don't... after each backup I run in the shell script "df" and everything is being emailed11:47
hyper_chthingy: that's how I can tell that more space is being used11:48
thingyhyper_ch: ok the only way youre going to even begin to find out whats going is if you compare the backed up data from backup server to backed up computer, on a file to file/folder to folder basis. Without a "diff" theres nothing anyone can help you with because there isn't any information about whats happening11:49
hyper_chthingy: yeah :(11:50
thingyhyper_ch: do want links to director compare programs?11:50
thingyhyper_ch: i can google them for you if you want11:50
Ben_Csnever mind11:50
hyper_chthingy: nah, not necessary, I can goole myself ;) learned that a couple of years ago11:51
thingyGoogle know all! All hail the GOogle!11:51
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varreonhey ppl12:08
varreoni just started using xubuntu, rather than ubuntu with fluxbox12:08
varreonand I have to say I REALLY like it12:08
varreonanyway I can help on the project?12:09
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varreonanyone?12:10
thingyvarreon: http://www.xubuntu.org/devel12:11
varreonthnx12:11
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vrkhans I have a PCI wireless card rtl 8185 but it isnt detected what should I do12:23
vrkhansto install it please help me I am new to linux12:24
cellofellowis it detected in lspci?12:24
vrkhansya12:24
cellofellowdoes it have a /dev file?12:24
cellofellowlike eth1 or wlan0 or wifi0?12:24
vrkhansi dont knwo12:24
cellofellowwait, those don't show in /dev anymore.12:25
vrkhansI try to fellowed this http://rtl-wifi.sourceforge.net/wiki/Installing#Debian.2FUbuntu12:25
cellofellowmaxamillion: do you know where the network device files hang out these days?12:25
vrkhansbut didnt workout got some errors ins the make12:25
cellofellowthere's gotta be a driver in the repos. Why compile?12:26
maxamillioncellofellow: network device files? ... in what respect?12:26
vrkhanscellofellow: I am new , some one told me12:27
vrkhansto fellow that instruction12:27
cellofellowmaxamillion: there is some file(s) that the eth? or wlan? devices are represented by.12:27
vrkhansthat didnt workout12:27
cellofellowpage ain't loading. Just huge white screen.12:27
vrkhansmy chipset is rtl818512:27
vrkhansthats what I am looking for apt-get install .....12:28
vrkhanssome thing like that12:29
maxamillioncellofellow: not that i know of .... i believe that its just detected and handled by the kernel module12:29
vrkhansits a pci so when I did lspci it showed but I dought that there is the driver loaded12:29
cellofellowhow to programs access them then? I thought the way device files worked was they are a communication thing between the userland and the kernel.12:30
cellofellowvrkhans: what about lspci -v12:30
vrkhanslet me try what you want to see12:30
cellofellowgives full information12:31
vrkhans\msg cellofellow 00:0e.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 20)12:32
vrkhans        Subsystem: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8185 IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN Controller12:32
vrkhans        Flags: medium devsel, IRQ 1112:32
vrkhans        I/O ports at 1400 [size=256] 12:32
vrkhans        Memory at f4101000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=512] 12:32
vrkhans        Capabilities: <access denied>12:32
maxamillioncellofellow: i actually really don't know ....12:32
cellofellowit's /msg next time12:32
vrkhansthats what I got12:32
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vrkhanslike i said it showed up in lspci12:32
vrkhansbut thats it12:32
cellofellowok, just a minute12:32
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cellofellowvrkhans: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsRealTek12:35
cellofellowdunno what to tell yah12:35
cellofellowvrkhans: how about searching or posting on the forums?12:36
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vrkhans:-(12:37
cheeseboywheres apache configuration file ?12:37
cellofellowcheeseboy: /etc/apache2/apache2.conf12:39
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cellofellowvrkhans: this page says it should just work too. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsByVersion12:39
cheeseboycellofellow do you know if mod_proxy is installed on ubuntus version of apache?12:46
cellofellowumm12:46
cheeseboyi want to run webmin12:47
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cellofellowwebmin is no biggie to install. If it needs mod_proxy it will depend on it like any other debian package.12:47
cheeseboycellofellow you need to configure it differently if you run apache too12:48
cellofellowwebmin uses port 10000 by default I think.12:48
cellofellowSo it doesn't get bothered by Apache12:48
cellofellowI installed Apache first and then Webmin on Sarge and had not trouble at all.12:49
cheeseboycellofellow im getting Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost:10000.12:50
cellofellowI haven't tried it on Ubuntu and I don't have it running on my Etch server anymore.12:50
cellofellowWe never have all the answers here. The net is full of info. Google.com/linux is your friend.12:51
cheeseboyive googled12:51
Pumpernickel!webmin12:56
ubotuwebmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system12:56
cellofellowoh, hmm12:56
PumpernickelThat being said, if you really want to continue using it, check that it's running and where it's listening with `netstat -l`.12:56
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cheeseboywheres perl located in ubuntu?01:03
cellofellow/usr/bin I think01:03
cellofellowwhich perl01:03
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cheeseboy /usr/bin/perl: Not a directory01:04
cheeseboyFull path to perl (default /usr/bin/perl):01:04
cheeseboyin webmin install01:04
cheeseboy!perl01:08
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about perl - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi01:08
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cheeseboy:0 vidd_laptop01:09
vidd_laptophello cheeseboy01:10
cheeseboyvidd_laptop: know where perl is ?01:10
vidd_laptophuh?01:10
doopdoes anyone use linvdr?01:11

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