[00:00] <IronSid3> estou rodadno pela primeira ves o cd live 64 no meu pc,quero instalar,qual o nome do formato de arquivo que o ubuntu trabalha?tentei resiserfs mas nao deu!
[00:00] <ally_xoxoxo> the error message i get is, "Expected was model "pc101", layout "us" and no options, but the the following settings were found: model "pc105", layout "us" and no options."
[00:00] <Squawk> bod_, if that was the case, you could never get root access (and believe me, you can)
[00:00] <Jahromeo> what is the command to go back a dir, cd.. dont work
[00:00] <chris_d> bod_: After 'sudo su -', whoami shows 'root'.
[00:00] <nickrud_> bod_: after you do that, do   env | sort : see who you are
[00:00] <mneptok> !pt > IronSid3
[00:00] <beautifulsnow> !es > IronSid3
[00:00] <chris_d> Jahromeo: cd ..
[00:00] <bod_> chris_d, correct, but the name on the gui still reads bod not root
[00:00] <bluewraith> Jahromeo: cd ..  forgot the space
[00:00] <chris_d> Jahromeo: Don't forget the space.
[00:00] <ally_xoxoxo> any ideas?
[00:00] <bod_> Squawk, just tried and it asked for a password,,.,. your only root in the terminal
[00:00] <chris_d> bod_: But you are root in that terminal window.
[00:00] <IronSid3> mneptok: ?
[00:01] <Squawk> bod_, of course, where else would you be root?
[00:01] <mneptok> !pt | IronSid3
[00:01] <ubotu> IronSid3: Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[00:01] <bod_> chris_d, ^^^^ ;~)
[00:01] <Jahromeo> ahhh k missing the space , thanks guys
[00:01] <Squawk> bod_, nobodoy is stupid enough to actualy login to hte box as root
[00:01] <IronSid3> qual o formato de arquivos do ubunto?ext1, ext2, ext3 ou reiserfs?
[00:01] <madp3ngu1n> hey i use limewire for windows xp,i was wondering what can i use for ubuntu thats like it?
[00:01] <mneptok> !pt | IronSid3 (last hint)
[00:01] <chris_d> Squawk: You would be well and truly surprised.
[00:01] <ubotu> IronSid3 (last hint): Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[00:01] <nickrud_> Squawk: don't every say that, there are way too many
[00:01] <bluewraith> squawk: "nobody" is a very broad statement....
[00:01] <bod_> Squawk, lol,.,. ive seen people ask about it in here,.,.;~)
[00:01] <ally_xoxoxo> madp3nguln they have liemwire/frostwire for ubuntu
[00:01] <IronSid3> ubotu:  obrigado
[00:01] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about obrigado - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:01] <IronSid3> ;]
[00:02] <Squawk> chris_d, nickrud_, bluewraith, bod_ heh, hmm worrying. I spose people still put . in there path too
[00:02] <icesword> !shadow
[00:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about shadow - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:02] <nickrud_> Squawk: of course they do
[00:02] <bod_> Squawk, what do you mean? like /home/.bod    ??
[00:02] <icesword> !shadow user
[00:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about shadow user - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:02] <werneck> nickrud_: well... I read those docs a dozen times, but just found it there... it's "d-i apt-setup/use_mirror boolean false"... thanks
[00:03] <bashir> what is the command to open a .jar file?
[00:03] <Squawk> bod_, you put . in your path and if you happen to type the name of an executable file thats in the current directory, bobs your unble, its executed
[00:03] <beautifulsnow> Which version is the most recent: gutsy or hardy?  O_o
[00:03] <siph0n> hey, does anyone have any experience with an ADA compiler (gnat) and ubuntu? i got it from synaptic, but dont know how to compile my adb file from it
[00:03] <Squawk> bod_, don't
[00:03] <bod_> Squawk, ok,. cool,.,.thanks for the info,.,.;~)
[00:03] <rakehour> hardy
[00:03] <bashir> please help
[00:03] <nickrud_> !ask | bashir
[00:03] <ubotu> bashir: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[00:03] <Squawk> nickrud_, he did ask, he asked about .jar files
[00:03] <bod_> bashir, google is your friend
[00:04] <bashir> how do i open a .jar file
[00:04] <nickrud_> Squawk: ah, missed that.
[00:04] <Squawk> bashir, i never heard of .jar, so find out what application creates one
[00:04] <bashir> java
[00:04] <nickrud_> it's java. Don't use java myself
[00:04] <hischild> Squawk, that would be a java file
[00:04] <mneptok> bashir: what are you trying to do?
[00:04] <bashir> its for the java runtime enviornment
[00:04] <bod_> bashir, try using firefox?
[00:04] <void^> bashir: java -jar foo.jar, or unzip
[00:05] <bluewraith> bashir: a quick google popped this up http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/redhat-fedora-linux-help/25239-how-unpack-jar-files-linux.html
[00:05] <bashir> thanks
[00:05]  * bod_ wonders if there is a 'google is your friend' factoid?
[00:05] <Photocopy> Where can I get libatk1.0-udeb for gutsy?
[00:06] <bod_> Photocopy, repo?
[00:06] <beautifulsnow> !google
[00:06] <ubotu> Google is a very popular search engine: http://www.google.com  -  Google also has a Linux-specific search engine: http://google.com/linux
[00:06] <Photocopy> bod_: Not in there
[00:06] <bod_> Photocopy, ok
[00:06] <mneptok> Photocopy: apt-get install libatk1.0-0
[00:06] <bluewraith> bashir: and upon reading that... it looks like its not as helpful as the title may lead it to be. sorry about that
[00:06] <mneptok> Photocopy: (and it is there) ;)
[00:06] <Squawk> hischild, thanks, never worked with java
[00:06] <Photocopy> mneptok: Im looking for libatk1.0-udeb
[00:06] <bod_> beautifulsnow, i was thinkin more of one that tells people to use oogle (not just informing them of its exixtence)
[00:06] <nickrud_> Photocopy: probably have to find it on the cd
[00:07] <basso> How the heck can i mount my 3 ntfs discs in ubuntu?
[00:07] <beautifulsnow> bod_ change topic maybe ^_^
[00:07] <Photocopy> nickrud_: Arent those things in the repos though?
[00:07] <bashir> i did it once in an older isntall, i know it can be done
[00:07] <nickrud_> Photocopy: or archive.ubuntu.com/pool
[00:07]  * bod_ ;~)
[00:07] <Squawk> basso, mount -t ntfs partition directory
[00:07] <nickrud_> Photocopy: no, they're installation debs, not regular ones
[00:07] <Squawk> basso: (put sudo infront of that)
[00:07] <icesword> what will this command do"sudo passwd -l root"
[00:07] <basso> how do i know the partion directory?
[00:07] <bod_> basso, ntfs3g
[00:07] <Photocopy> nickrud_: I dont even understand you anyway
[00:07] <nickrud_> icesword: locks the root password
[00:08] <bod_> !ntfs3g | basso
[00:08] <ubotu> basso: ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[00:08] <nickrud_> Photocopy: udebs are special debs designed to be used during installation only
[00:08] <hischild> Squawk, no problem. I might not know it all, but i try to help where i can :-)
[00:08] <basso> Ubuntu 7.10 comes with an NTFS driver and mounts NTFS partitions by default.
[00:08] <basso> hmmm
[00:08] <Squawk> basso, the directory is any directory you want (maybe /media/windows1 /media/windows2 and /media/windows3. The partitions themselves look in fdisk
[00:08] <icesword> nickrud_, that means i cannot use su become root,right
[00:09] <bod_> basso, ntfs3g  will make your life alot easier then doing it manually
[00:09] <beautifulsnow> *Question*:  I attempted to install wmware but it failed, but now whenever I try to install ANY other applicaiton, apt-get tries to configure/reinstall(?) wnmare... how can I stop it?
[00:09] <Squawk> basso, probably something like sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /media/windows1 (make windows1 with mkdir and check the partition id)
[00:09] <Photocopy> nickrud_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/libatk1.0-udeb says libatk1.0-udeb is in the universe repos. I have it enabled and the package is not there.
[00:09] <nickrud_> icesword: yes. you can, however, use sudo -i to get the same results
[00:09] <bod_> beautifulsnow, sudo apt-get purge wmware
[00:09] <vasco> hi all
[00:09] <triorieel> I have a white pixel on what appears to be the very top left of my screen and am wondering if anyone else gets this? (Ubuntu 7.10, compiz, gnome)
[00:09] <bod_> wnmare*
[00:10] <bluewraith> triorieel: what kind of moniter do you have
[00:10] <Squawk> nickrud_, would you be able to lock the root password like that?
[00:10] <beautifulsnow> bod_ E: Couldn't find package wmware
[00:10] <nickrud_> Photocopy: because it is not a standard deb. Only  .deb files will be visible to a apt-get
[00:10] <random0ne> does ubuntu have a preferred log anonymizer/scruber
[00:10] <triorieel> ^its software...screen shots show it
[00:10] <vasco> not me tri
[00:10] <bod_> beautifulsnow, use the name of the package (sorry)
[00:10] <nickrud_> Squawk: yes
[00:10] <Scunizi> triorieel, sounds like you have a dead pixel
[00:10] <bluewraith> triorieel: ok. :)
[00:10] <Squawk> nickrud_, scary (I aint gonna try it)
[00:10] <beautifulsnow> bod_ yeah I tried that and wmware-player, it says the same thing >_>
[00:10] <bod_> beautifulsnow, what command do you use to run the program?
[00:10] <nickrud_> Squawk: you're still able to use sudo just fine. Preferred setup, anyway
[00:10] <Photocopy> nickrud_: The package im installing says I need it installed on my system...
[00:10] <danand_> Photocopy - try https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+package/libatk1.0-udeb
[00:11] <bod_> !info wmware
[00:11] <ubotu> Package wmware does not exist in gutsy
[00:11] <Photocopy> danand_: No, I guess I need teh libatk1.0-0 then right? Although the package im trying to install requires the udeb one..
[00:11] <bluewraith> triorieel: do you have any themes installed?
[00:11] <bod_> !find wnmare
[00:11] <beautifulsnow> bod_  its a v, not a w ;______; lol *doh! moment*
[00:11] <ubotu> Package/file wnmare does not exist in gutsy
[00:11] <nickrud_> Photocopy: that is very strange, it should be depending on debs not udebs. Unless it's for some micro distro maybe
[00:11] <bod_> !info vmware
[00:11] <ubotu> Package vmware does not exist in gutsy
[00:12] <danand_> Photocopy - what package are you trying to install
[00:12] <Squawk> nickrud_, I pretty much figure that ubuntu pushes sudo so hard to encourage windows users switching to linux not to work as root (an excellent idea btw). But personaly I dont like the idea of my user password (or one accessible to my normal account) being able to give me root privs
[00:12] <triorieel> bluewraith: what do you mean themes?
[00:12] <nickrud_> !vmware-server
[00:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about vmware-server - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:12] <nickrud_> bod_:  add   deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu gutsy partner   to your sources.list, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get  install vmware-server
[00:12] <sjolshag> Have a resolver issue where it's trying to also resolve host.remote.domain.local.domain when explicitly requesting the resolution of host.remote.domain. (including final dot)
[00:12]  * bod_ laughs at nickrud's attempt to out bot me
[00:12]  * bod_ damn!
[00:12] <triorieel> bluewraith: I turned on some compiz addons, but as for gnome themes and such, nope
[00:12] <Photocopy> danand: libgtk-directfb-2.0-0-udeb
[00:12] <factotum> Anyone know a good article or whatnot about setting up a LAMP on my Desktop so that I could use it to try out something like Joomla?
[00:12] <bluewraith> bluewraith: what color scheme is your desktop using? It might be a problem with images not fully covering at that one pixel
[00:12] <swaj> beautifulsnow, maybe try 'sudo apt-cache search vmware' to get the exact name?
[00:12] <bluewraith> triorieel: was it there before compiz?
[00:12] <bod_> beautifulsnow, add   deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu gutsy partner   to your sources.list, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get  install vmware-server
[00:13] <nickrud_> bod_: I've suggested that as a factoid, until then I have it as a text replace ;)
[00:13] <Squawk> triorieel, not just a dead pixel on your monitor (guess out of left field)
[00:13] <triorieel> not sure...I don't even know if I turned compiz on or if was turned on by default and I just enabled some extras
[00:13] <bod_> nickrud_, i think we need a better 'google is your friend' factoid ;~)
[00:13] <beautifulsnow> swaj figured out its vmware-server .... bod_ wiill try, thanks
[00:13] <danand_> Photocopy - what does that do?
[00:13] <Scunizi> factotum, easy.. download the server version and when installing it (in a VM or otherwise) it will ask if you want a lamp install.. say yes. 20 mins later you're ready to install joomla..
[00:13] <triorieel> Squawk: I have screenshots that shows the pixel
[00:13] <YoThisBAlec> Anyone else having a problem with linux-restricted-modules?
[00:13] <nickrud_> bod_: check my part message
[00:13] <sjolshag> Never mind. Seems to be a problem somewhere else, not ubuntu...
[00:13] <Squawk> triorieel, ouch, k
[00:14] <bod_> nickrud_, whats a part message?
[00:14] <Photocopy> danand_: libgtk-directfb-2.0-0-udeb     included in an archive downloaded form this page      https://wiki.ubuntu.com/global_menu#deb       which said to install all the debs in the archive, it stuck on this one.
[00:14] <nickrud_> bod_: ah, you must have part/join messaged disabled
[00:14] <bod_> nickrud_, i see al the green (in) red (out) lines when people join and stuff
[00:14] <nickrud_> bod_: so, look at my part (out) message
[00:14] <Scunizi> factotum, of course if I missed the point of installing lamp on your current ubuntu machine that's a little different.
[00:15] <Jahromeo> how do i customize my taskbar to not get in the way of kiba -dock? - any tutorial to make it look good right now it looks stupid
[00:15] <bod_> nickrud_, ("http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#before")      ???   thats a good sort of site ,.,.has it a factoid ?
[00:15] <nickrud_> Jahromeo: generally people just remove the bottom panel when they run kiba dock
[00:15] <|Prometheus|> hi... can someone offer e a little help please.... Whenever I startup the system (Ie. After X Starts) Gimp loads twice... its a low ram system, so this is slowing everything down... its not listed in autostarted apps
[00:15] <chuy_max> hi, is there an installer to install ubuntu with an encrypted filesystem?
[00:15] <danand_> Squawk - if your uncomfortable with sudo privs in your normal account then first create another user (say superme) and give that user sudo privs by adding the user to the admin group. then remove yourself from the admin group/
[00:16] <Scunizi> factotum, if you're already running ubuntu you can just install mysql and php5 and apache2
[00:16] <Kuwanger> Is there a reason why dpkg and synaptic don't have the same list of available packages?
[00:16] <mneptok> it's time to stop the discussion of sudo vs. root accounts. the topic is old, and belongs in -offtopic.
[00:16] <YoThisBAlec> Anyone else having a problem with linux-restricted-modules?  I just updated the kernel and now it's broken.
[00:16] <Photocopy> danand_: libgtk-directfb-2.0-0-udeb     included in an archive downloaded form this page      https://wiki.ubuntu.com/global_menu#deb       which said to install all the debs in the archive, it stuck on this one.
[00:17] <triorieel> bluewraith: I put 'Visual Effects' to none and the pixel is still there. (assuming none turns compiz off)
[00:17] <Jahromeo> how do i remve the panel nickrud?
[00:17] <sarthor>  Hi, where can i get help about dvb setting on ubuntu? here or in some other chan??
[00:17] <aimchanger> triorieel: it could be your monitor
[00:18] <triorieel> aimchanger: screenshots show the pixel being white
[00:18] <bluewraith> triorieel: where is the pixel? top left?
[00:18] <Photocopy> danand_
[00:18] <triorieel> bluewraith: yes
[00:19] <NW2190> Hey, how can I avoid having to type my password in every time I want to access my hard drives?
[00:19] <basso> how do i open folders as root?
[00:19] <aimchanger> Bash script? I never have to through the GUI
[00:19] <triorieel> bluewraith: I have an lcd monitor which could be helping me notice it more.  I only noticed it when placing a fullscreen video (black edges)
[00:19] <NW2190> I've been using UUID's in fstab for a while and it worked fine, but now its asking for passwords again.
[00:19] <Jahromeo> how do i remve the panel as its in the way of my dock atm - any ideas?
[00:19] <aimchanger> basso: sudo gnome-open FOLDER_PATH
[00:19] <Scunizi> basso why would you want to?
[00:19] <Squawk> danand_, my initial question was just about initial root password after a clean install. After that the debate spred out a bit. This box is nicely tied down
[00:20] <mneptok> Jahromeo: right click it
[00:20] <bluewraith> triorieel: thats weird.... so its on top of all programs, yet its not a dead pixel?
[00:20] <danand_> Photocopy - hey sorry; was just looking at that page... wait one
[00:20] <ere4si> Jahromeo, right click it
[00:20] <nickrud_> Jahromeo: right click the panel, and select remove (you may have to remove a few items on the panel to get access to the panel itself)
[00:20] <basso> check if i can write stuff to the ntfs discs
[00:20] <Photocopy> danand_: K sorry back to you for being impatient
[00:20] <Jahromeo> i cant removep anel :(
[00:20] <Jahromeo> its greyed out
[00:20] <danand_> Squawk - k
[00:20] <triorieel> bluewraith: I could send you screenshots of my normal desktop or something that has a black screen to show it
[00:20] <mneptok> Sqawk / danand_: it's time to stop the discussion of sudo vs. root accounts. the topic is old, and belongs in -offtopic.
[00:21] <odinsbane> has anybody gotten Real10 to work with ubuntu, or do they know another way to play rmvb files?
[00:21] <Photocopy> danand_: Im going to write down your name and reboot.. brb.
[00:21] <aimchanger> basso: I think you have to install some program so you can see a NTFS partition
[00:21] <bluewraith> triorieel: I belive you, even though curiosity is getting the better of me.
[00:21] <odinsbane> Mine is jerky, jerky ,jerky
[00:21] <Jahromeo> i right clicked -remove all, but i still cant remove the panel -- any ideas?
[00:21] <aimchanger> odinsbane: VLC doesn't work?
[00:21] <basso> i have mounted it sucsessfully
[00:21] <|Prometheus|> hi... can someone offer e a little help please.... Whenever I startup the system (Ie. After X Starts) Gimp loads twice... its a low ram system, so this is slowing everything down... its not listed in autostarted apps
[00:21] <bluewraith> triorieel: just trying to think of anything that might sit on top of all windows that would cause the white spot
[00:21] <odinsbane> I haven't tried vlc
[00:21] <mneptok> Jahromeo: did you right-click the panel and try "delete this panel?"
[00:21] <aimchanger> odinsbane: try installing VLC, it plays basically everything
[00:22] <Squawk> basso: sudo ls -l /media/windows1/ to see whats in there and if its writeable
[00:22] <nickrud_> Jahromeo: is it the only panel on your screen?
[00:22] <Jahromeo> if i right click and try remove panel then nothing happens its greyed out and i have 0 apps on the panel anymore removed everything
[00:22] <Jahromeo> kiba-dock is open
[00:22] <mneptok> Jahromeo: did you right-click the panel and try **************** "delete this panel?" ******************
[00:22] <mneptok> Jahromeo: not "remove" but "delete"
[00:22] <Jahromeo> mneptok - there is no delete this panel , remove this panel is greyed out
[00:22] <Jahromeo> it wont let me
[00:22] <nickrud_> Jahromeo: you can't remove the last panel by right clicking it.
[00:22] <aimchanger> triorieel: sudo apt-get install vlc
[00:23] <mneptok> Jahromeo: see nickrud_
[00:23] <Jahromeo> where do i remove it under what option list?
[00:23] <mneptok> Jahromeo: add a top panel and then remove the other
[00:23] <nickrud_> Jahromeo: so you want no gnome panels at all?
[00:23] <Jahromeo> blah shoulda mentioned its kde and kubuntu :P
[00:23] <Jahromeo> thought i was in the other channel
[00:23] <triorieel> aimchanger: its not the media player,  I only noticed it playing a video because of the black areas (top bar doesn't give it the contrast to notice easily)
[00:23]  * nickrud_ kicks Jahromeo all around the channel ;)
[00:23] <beautifulsnow> **Question: Was anyone here been able to the mac/global menu for gnome?
[00:24] <basso> Squawk: I see bunch of stuff, and they are readable
[00:24] <mneptok> Jahromeo: if you'd like, i can ban you here and just forward you to #kubuntu ;) >:)
[00:24] <Photocopy> danand_: Anything?
[00:24] <Squawk> basso, try man sudo, there is a command of some kind that lets you issue about 10 commands as root I think (might be more), but I dont know what it is
[00:25] <aimchanger> triorieel: Did ya install it?
[00:25] <basso> it seems i can write to disk now
[00:25] <danand_> Photocopy - sorry - I cant find any reference to them packages on that page - your doing the global menu thing right?
[00:25] <basso> How can i share the disks over the network?
[00:25] <aimchanger> basso: check out Samba
[00:25] <basso> i only got ubuntu machines here
[00:25] <triorieel> aimchanger: vlc meaning videolan client.  nope
[00:25] <swaj> basso:  samba if you want to share with Windows boxes
[00:26] <Scunizi> basso cifs
[00:26] <felix> anybody here from japan?
[00:26] <basso> no windowsboxes.. only ubuntu here
[00:26] <triorieel> aimchanger: I will if you honestly think it would fix it
[00:26] <requetens> hola a todos, me podeis ayudar un disco duro externo plis? me da la siguiente salida -->  mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/externo -o force
[00:26] <requetens>     Or add the option to the relevant row in the /etc/fstab file:
[00:26] <requetens>             /dev/sda1 /media/externo ntfs-3g defaults,force 0 0
[00:26] <aimchanger> triorieel: yeah, it plays a lot of different formats of media. run the command: sudo apt-get install vlc
[00:26] <Photocopy> danand_: Yes, read the installation instructions part. those tar.gz archives arent package, they're archives, or at least i can say the second one is, its full of about 10 debs, all of which installed but the one... Note how installation instructions section says to install all teh debs? Thats what it must mean
[00:26] <swaj> basso:  samba is stil good for network sharing, even with only linux boxes, but you might try nfs too.  I don't have much experience with it, but I've heard it's fairly good.
[00:27] <aimchanger> triorieel: I mean basically you just want to play a certain type of video or audio file right? Chances are, VLC supports it
[00:27] <odinsbane> Well VLC is installed and it says it is playing
[00:27] <aimchanger> triorieel: theres no harm in trying it. If you still don't want it, just uninstall it
[00:27] <odinsbane> I have sound but no video.
[00:27] <triorieel> aimchanger: I installed it.  but I am not having issues with playing videos.  I am seeing a white pixel in gnome
[00:28] <triorieel> aimchanger: without playing video etc..
[00:28] <aimchanger> Oh my bad. I meant for that to go to odinsbane. Sorry.
[00:28] <aimchanger> odinsbane: try googling for a codec for that extension. What is it again?
[00:28] <bluewraith> anyone know where to get kiba-dock? sourceforge lists no files to dl
[00:29] <odinsbane> .rmvb
[00:29] <Scunizi> bluewraith, http://www.kiba-dock.org/
[00:29] <danand_> Photocopy - ok - sorry i was just waiting for that to download - got in now
[00:29] <liddokun> wus up ppls
[00:29] <Photocopy> danand_: And you see what I mean right?  I guess it patches gtk... maybe thats why they are udebs?
[00:29] <bluewraith> scunizi: i may be stupid, but i dont see any download links?
[00:29] <danand_> Photocopy - s/in/it
[00:29] <aimchanger> odinsbane: Try mPlayer. its like VLC, but supports some different types I guess.
[00:30] <aimchanger> odinsbane: try this link: http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/07/27/how-to-play-rmvb-files-in-ubuntu/
[00:30] <danand_> Photocopy - have you install the actual libgtk-directfb-2.0-0_2.12.0-1ubuntu3.1_i386.deb first?
[00:30] <Scunizi> bluewraith, well at a quick glance they mentioned a new server on sourceforge.. http://www.kiba-dock.org/
[00:30] <Jahromeo> ok seriously who knows how to disable kicker - the kubuntu panel - apparently nobody in kubuntu does
[00:30] <Photocopy> danand_: I really dont know, but about half those debs said they required something that was already listed as installed in synaptic, then when i checked they were all already installed themselves
[00:31]  * liddokun be back
[00:31] <Scunizi> bluewraith, posted the same link. check out the text on the page and you'll see the link
[00:31] <danand_> Photocopy - how are you trying to install those debs?
[00:31] <Cain_> anyone know of a chat client to try out besides Xchat...just want to look around a bit
[00:32] <Photocopy> danand_: The one in teh archive wouldnt install, it said i needed libgtk-2.0-0 which is listed as installed in synaptic, then i searched libgtk-directfb-2.0-0 and it said that was already installed
[00:32] <bluewraith> scunizi: yes, it takes me to sf, but under "downloads" lists nothing?
[00:32] <Photocopy> danand_: Double click in nautilus, bringing them up in gdebi.
[00:32] <aimchanger> Cain_: Gaim, LostIRC, Loqui,  IRSSI, WeeChat
[00:32] <aimchanger> or for Kubuntu: Konversation, KvIRC, Kopete
[00:32] <Photocopy> aimchanger: Gaim = pidgin now, but I bet you already know... just a good idea to be as right as possible
[00:32] <triorieel> bluewraith: Ive closed all programs in gnome except Xchat (loaded it up after noticing problem) and its still there. ctrl+alt+F1 doesn't show the pixel so it is something gnome.  If you don't experience it where should I go from here?
[00:33] <aimchanger> Photocopy: Yeah, just too lazy to type it haha
[00:33] <Scunizi> bluewraith, To check out kiba-dock from the Sourceforge server run:
[00:33] <Scunizi> svn co https://kibadock.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/kibadock/trunk kiba
[00:33] <Scunizi> You will find all kiba related Software in the kiba Directory.
[00:34] <vwduder> anyone else notice _bsddb.so is missing from python2.5 on todays hardy updates?
[00:34] <vwduder> import bsddb will fail a horrible death
[00:34] <bluewraith> scunizi: thanks. i was thinking there was going to be a tarball or something to dl...
[00:34] <nickrud> vwduder: ask about it in #ubuntu+1
[00:34] <vwduder> nickrud: ah thanks
[00:35] <danand_> Photocopy - think you may already have some of those packages installed _but_ older versions. try dpkg -l | grep libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev and see what output (if any) you ger
[00:35] <l_vagnozzi> i've installed new ati driver. but compiz don't work... Desktop effects could not be enabled
[00:35] <danand_> Photocopy - *get
[00:35] <Daniel3> I need help with my desktop
[00:35] <yo__> how do i install drivers in ubuntu?
[00:36] <Daniel3> every time i try to move a file on it it gives me an error message
[00:36] <Photocopy> er
[00:36] <Photocopy> h/o
[00:36] <Daniel3> Error while copying to "/home/daniel/Desktop".You do not have permissions to write to this folder.
[00:36] <Photocopy> ii  libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev                    2.12.0-1ubuntu3                      Development files for the GTK+ library - Dir
[00:36] <danand_> yo__ - you insert driver/modules into the kernel with the modprobe command
[00:36] <circuits> looking for some help with circuits in latex? any suggestions would greatly be apperciated
[00:36] <Daniel3> i have admin priviliges i think
[00:36] <yo__> how do i install a driver in ubuntu?
[00:36] <yo__> how?
[00:36] <yo__> im totally noob
[00:36] <Daniel3> i am the only user on my box
[00:37] <yo__> gimme a string to type in or something lol
[00:37] <danand_> yo__ - :)
[00:37] <cherwin> yo__: http://www.google.com
[00:37] <danand_> yo__ - what are you trying to do?
[00:37] <horse> exit
[00:37] <yo__> istall broadcom drivers
[00:37] <yo__> so that internet will work
[00:38] <Daniel3> every time i try to move a file on it it gives me an error message: Error while copying to "/home/daniel/Desktop".You do not have permissions to write to this folder.
[00:38] <danand_> yo__ - ok. Do you know the name of the module/driver you wish to install?
[00:38] <yo__> bcm43xx
[00:38] <triorieel> Does anyone who has an lcd monitor take a look at the very top left pixel and tell me what video card you have and if the pixel is white (may be hard if your top bar is whitish)
[00:39] <Photocopy> danand_: Anything?
[00:39] <cherwin> yo__: ubuntu should have standard support for that network card
[00:39] <Daniel3> every time i try to move a file on my desktop it gives me an error message: Error while copying to "/home/daniel/Desktop".You do not have permissions to write to this folder.
[00:39] <l_vagnozzi> i've installed new ati driver. but compiz don't work... Desktop effects could not be enabled wath can i do?
[00:39] <yo__> well it doesn't
[00:39] <feierfox> waiting for ibex.
[00:39] <archman> yo__: what does lspci says?
[00:40] <cherwin> yo__: try to extract the firmware from a windows driver witch bcm43xx-cutter
[00:40] <yo__> i dunno
[00:40] <yo__> how do i do that?
[00:40] <cherwin> yo__: and copy it to /lib/firmware
[00:40] <archman> in terminal enter lspci -n
[00:40] <Photocopy> danand_: I guess I can't install anything unless its from synaptic... Thanks anyway
[00:40] <danand_> yo__ - cool. in a terminal type sudo modprobe bcm43xx. afterwards type lsmod | grep bcm43xx. if you get some output (should be one line or so) you've installed the module
[00:40] <yo__> command not found
[00:41] <danand_> Photocopy - did you try that dpkg command?
[00:41] <archman> probably on 08:danand: yea but ndiswrapper it works better
[00:41] <Photocopy> danand_: Yes and I said the output twice...
[00:41] <archman> yo__: try sudo lspci -n
[00:41] <Photocopy> danand_: ii  libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev                    2.12.0-1ubuntu3                      Development files for the GTK+ library - Dir
[00:42] <yo__> after i do that
[00:42] <danand_> Photocopy - you gotta use my nick otherwise i don't see it :) - sorry
[00:42] <yo__> the keyboard becomes inactive and i cant put in the password
[00:42] <archman> it doesn't matter, just enter the password
[00:43] <Photocopy> danand_: I highlight every time i say something directly to someone. I know. And according to my log, I did that.
[00:43] <liddokun> enter waht password
[00:43] <liddokun> im totlally lost
[00:43] <yo__> admin
[00:43] <archman> root password
[00:43] <LjL> !root
[00:43] <ubotu> Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[00:43] <liddokun> alright
[00:44] <Photocopy> danand_: actually, nevermind that bit, it followed a previous message so I assumed that you were still paying attention
[00:44] <Bossmanbeta> anyone aware of a way to move X apps from a local Xserver to a remote Xserver via ssh? (like 'screen' but for X apps?) There's an old-old app called 'xmove' but it doesn't work, and the research I've done on it shows it to be buggy, but the app had the right idea (detaching a gui-application and reattaching later)... - any thoughts? (VNC and NX are whole-desktop, I'd prefer app-specific)
[00:44] <Photocopy> danand_: ii  libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev                    2.12.0-1ubuntu3                      Development files for the GTK+ library - Dir
[00:44] <tmcfulton> Is there an official procedure for helping out here, or do I just start answering questions?
[00:44] <LjL> tmcfulton: the latter
[00:44] <Daniel3> every time i try to move a file on my desktop it gives me an error message: Error while copying to "/home/daniel/Desktop".You do not have permissions to write to this folder.
[00:44] <Daniel3> help
[00:44] <prince_jammys> tmcfulton: you start answering
[00:44] <tmcfulton> Alright
[00:44] <liddokun> danielis not that complicated
[00:44] <prince_jammys> tmcfulton: use the bot when it applies
[00:44] <prince_jammys> like this
[00:45] <liddokun> all u gotta do is
[00:45] <Daniel3> mine isn't that complicated
[00:45] <LjL> Daniel3: sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/Desktop
[00:45] <prince_jammys> !helpme | Daniel3
[00:45] <ubotu> Daniel3: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[00:45] <liddokun> hmm never mind then
[00:45] <yo__> helppp oh i have no idea what to do
[00:45] <yo__> how do i make the internet work?
[00:45] <Jahromeo> how do i get flash for konqueror?
[00:45] <danand_> Photocopy - ok. the version the guide is installing is libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev_2.12.0-1ubuntu3.1_i386.deb (read 3.1) and you have 3. have you seen if you can remove that version? try typing sudo apt-get -s remove libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev. that will just simulate the removal - it won't actually do anything
[00:45] <Daniel3>  sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~/Desktop
[00:45] <archman> yo__: just follow the steps
[00:45] <Daniel3> so that is the command
[00:45] <yo__> what steps?
[00:46] <Photocopy> prince_jammys: "Help me " and stuff doesnt do anything, the channel is damn near that .
[00:46] <archman> yo__: enter lspci -n in terminal
[00:46] <yo__> command not found
[00:46] <archman> lspci    ?
[00:46] <yo__> yeah.
[00:46] <yo__> Ispci
[00:46] <Photocopy> danand_: I think that "worked"
[00:46] <Jangari> anyone know how i can get the bash-completion package?
[00:46] <Daniel3> LjL: Thanks that worked
[00:46] <archman> lspci -n, not Ispci
[00:46] <archman> L
[00:46] <yo__> yeah
[00:46] <yo__> Ispci -n
[00:47] <yo__> neither of them work
[00:47] <archman> lowercase L
[00:47] <yo__> says command not found
[00:47] <LjL> Daniel3: you might want to run for safety also sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~
[00:47] <archman> wtf....
[00:47] <yo__> that would help lol
[00:47] <yo__> now it worked lmao
[00:47] <yo__> k what am i looking for?
[00:47] <Daniel3> i did that
[00:47] <archman> worked what?
[00:47] <yo__> in lspci -n
[00:47] <yo__> what am i looking for in there?
[00:48] <archman> ok
[00:48] <archman> wait
[00:48] <yo__> kk
[00:48] <danand_> Photocopy - did the output say it was gonna remove a load of other packages?
[00:48] <phuzion> Is defragging necessary on ext3?
[00:48] <Photocopy> danand_: you think installing a newer one would work? If i try to install from a deb that has dependencies, it wont seem to recognize if they are installed or not correctly.
[00:48] <archman> yo__: you look for your wlan card
[00:48] <archman> is there something that starts with 43
[00:48] <archman> ?
[00:49] <Photocopy> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[00:49] <Photocopy>   libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev
[00:49] <Photocopy> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 1 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[00:49] <Photocopy> Remv libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev [2.12.0-1ubuntu3]
[00:49] <yo__> nuthin but a bunch of numbers
[00:49] <Daniel3> thanks for the help guys, later
[00:49] <Photocopy> Darnit... Sorry I keep doing that.
[00:49] <archman> something like 08:00.0 0280: 14e4:4311 (rev 01)
[00:49] <archman> ?
[00:49] <yo__> i see 14e4:4311
[00:49] <yo__> yeah
[00:49] <archman> OK
[00:49] <archman> so you have the same card as me
[00:49] <archman> =)
[00:50] <yo__> its 05:00.0 0280: 14e4:4311 (rev 01)
[00:50] <danand_> Photocopy - ok that seems ok. afterwards you can install the new libgtk-directfb-2.0-dev (3.1) version with dpkg.
[00:50] <yo__> what do i do with it?
[00:50] <yo__> where do i go from here actually
[00:50] <archman> look, bcm4311 works very good with ndiswrapper
[00:50] <Photocopy> danand_: Somehow I don't expect it to work... does it have dependencies? What do I do now?
[00:50] <yo__> when i do iwconfig
[00:50] <yo__> lo and eth0 say no wireless extensions
[00:50] <Photocopy> danand_: Nevermind, this is going to take forever and I dont have time.
[00:51] <yo__> and eth1 says all kinds of information including ESSID:off/any
[00:51] <archman> it's like an emulator which uses windows drivers for bcm4311
[00:51] <yo__> ndiswrapper isn't working right
[00:51] <yo__> unless im doing that wrong
[00:51] <archman> you can make it work
[00:51] <yo__> how do i do that?
[00:51] <yo__> how? lol
[00:51] <danand_> Photocopy - k. your probably right - that guide seemed quite involved.. if you feel like giving it a shot another time ....
[00:52] <archman> first you need to blacklist native driver for bcm43xx
[00:52] <J-a-K-e> is anyone able to help me setup a lowpass filter through alsa
[00:52] <archman> echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[00:52] <yo__> where do i get that from
[00:52] <archman> in terminal
[00:52] <archman> echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[00:52] <yo__> k h/o
[00:52] <J-a-K-e> im following the guide but having some trouble
[00:52] <archman> ????
[00:52] <yo__> hold on
[00:52] <bosanac> a
[00:52] <Photocopy> danand_: I had no actual intention to use the distro like that, i wanted to see how far i could get it to look like another OS... I think my installation is messed up anyway lol.
[00:53] <Jahromeo> why can i not view flash if i have flashplugin-nonfree installed?
[00:53] <Jahromeo> both konqueror/ffox
[00:53] <danand_> Photocopy - uh oh. gonna buy a mac?
[00:53] <mysterycool> hey
[00:53] <Jangari> uninstall it and re-install it, Jahromeo, it was buggy up until about 12 days ago
[00:53] <Photocopy> danand_: Nope, I was just seeing how customizable gnome was.
[00:53] <mysterycool> i am trying to record my desktop with that xvid thingy but I cannot record the sound
[00:54] <mysterycool> I mean I have set it to record sound but it wont record the sound too :S
[00:54] <Photocopy> danand_: I would never buy a mac... Its a unix-based OS that is not free... Why would I do it?
[00:54] <Bossmanbeta> anyone aware of a way to move X apps from a local Xserver to a remote Xserver via ssh? (like 'screen' but for X apps?) There's an old-old app called 'xmove' but it doesn't work, and the research I've done on it shows it to be buggy, but the app had the right idea (detaching a gui-application and reattaching later)... - any thoughts? (VNC and NX are whole-desktop, I'd prefer app-specific)
[00:54] <yo__> it said 'blacklist bcm43xx'
[00:54] <archman> it's ok
[00:54] <danand_> Photocopy - you can do pretty much anything you like - just depends on how dirty you wanna get your hands
[00:54] <archman> now...
[00:54] <Jangari> or, Jahromeo, go to http://www.adobe.com/go/getflash
[00:54] <Photocopy> danand_: Yeah, and presuming my installation isnt screwed.
[00:54] <archman> what version of ubuntu you have?
[00:54] <Photocopy> Thanks, bye
[00:54] <lapmag> If the LiveCD takes 10 minutes to boot but is fine with noacpi, what can I do to fix this while NOT disabling acpi?
[00:54] <mysterycool> i am trying to record my desktop with that xvid but I cannot record the sound
[00:55] <yo__> 7.10
[00:55] <archman> like me
[00:55] <Jahromeo> downliading it again
[00:55] <yo__> k
[00:55] <archman> you need to get some packages
[00:55] <yo__> k
[00:55] <yo__> the ubuntu is a seperate computer than this one
[00:55] <danand_> Photocopy - the kernel and most of the os (read gnu) is free - its only the gui stuff and some apps that are proprietry
[00:55] <archman> ok
[00:55] <DIL> uit
[00:55] <yo__> where do i get the packages?
[00:55] <daedra> i've edited /etc/fstab, how do I commit the changes?
[00:55] <archman> wait, what?
[00:56] <archman> what separate?
[00:56] <prince_jammys> daedra: just save the file
[00:56] <yo__> the comp im on right now is windows
[00:56] <archman> ok
[00:56] <yo__> the other one is ubuntu and doesn't have internet.. so all files are transfered via sneakernet lol
[00:56] <daedra> prince_jammys: and it will then respond to mount'ing?
[00:56] <archman> you have amd64 or i386?
[00:56] <yo__> 64
[00:56] <prince_jammys> daedra: yes.  you can then do  mount /mount/point
[00:56] <archman> http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/amd64/ndiswrapper-utils-1.9/download
[00:57] <prince_jammys> daedra: and fstab will do the rest
[00:57] <mysterycool> i am trying to record my desktop with xvid but the sound wont be recorded. help plz :(
[00:57] <daedra> prince_jammys: hmm - that's what I thought, but its not working
[00:57] <prince_jammys> daedra: what's happening?
[00:57] <miyarstim> fuck me
[00:57] <archman> yo__: double click the package and install it
[00:57] <prince_jammys> !ohmy | miyarstim
[00:57] <miyarstim> earthquake in yorkshire uk
[00:57] <ubotu> miyarstim: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[00:57] <yo__> k one sec
[00:57] <nixnoob> does anyone have any experience installing uvcvideo drivers from svn?
[00:57] <miyarstim> sorry
[00:57] <con-man> !ohmy miyarstim
[00:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ohmy miyarstim - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:57] <icesword> ......
[00:57] <miyarstim> nearly fell off my chair
[00:57] <danand_> archman - will that resolve dependancies?
[00:57] <con-man> !swear miyarstim
[00:57] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about swear miyarstim - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[00:57] <con-man> !ohmy | miyarstim
[00:57] <ghostlines> does anyone now how to get windows borders on an external display?
[00:57] <con-man> there we go
[00:58] <mysterycool> miyarstim: watch ur language
[00:58] <con-man> !ohmy | miyarstim
[00:58] <archman> danand_: what?
[00:58] <con-man> I fail at using ubotu
[00:58] <prince_jammys> it was already done
[00:58] <mysterycool> :p
[00:58] <archman> danand: u need to resolve manually
[00:58] <ghostlines> i got compiz working fine on the external display but only the window borders are gone
[00:58] <daedra> prince_jammys: well i've added a line that says filesystem: /dev/sda3 mountpoint /mnt/sda3
[00:58] <icesword> !me | con-man
[00:58] <ubotu> con-man: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[00:58] <yo__> k its installing
[00:59] <yo__> and now its done
[00:59] <prince_jammys> daedra: paste the line here
[00:59] <archman> installed?
[00:59] <daedra> prince_jammys: but mount /dev/sda3 says /mnt/sda3 doesn't exist
[00:59] <yo__> yep
[00:59] <archman> great
[00:59] <daedra> /dev/sda3       /mnt/sda3       fat32   defaults        0
[00:59] <yo__> now what?
[00:59] <mysterycool> i am trying to record my desktop with xvid but the sound wont be recorded. help plz :(
[00:59] <archman> now http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/all/ndiswrapper-common/download
[00:59] <prince_jammys> daedra: ah, you need to create the mount poiint ..    sudo mkdir /mnt/sda3
[00:59] <jaderaven> can someone explain to me how to install cedega?
[00:59] <daedra> prince_jammys: i feel stupid
[00:59] <Onyx> firefox 3 beta 3 is pretty awesome
[00:59] <mrpockets> you should
[01:00] <prince_jammys> daedra: don't :)
[01:00] <mysterycool> :p
[01:00] <daedra> also, unknown filesystem fat32
[01:00] <jaderaven> i downloaded cedega im just not sure how to install this type of file?
[01:00] <erisco> what software is there available to merge two ogg files?
[01:00] <yo__> done
[01:00] <Pelo> good evening folks
[01:00] <jaderaven> anyone got a clue?
[01:00] <archman> yo__: and this: http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/amd64/ndisgtk/download
[01:01] <Pelo> jaderaven, what type of file is it ?
[01:01] <mysterycool> i am trying to record my desktop with xvid but the sound wont be recorded. help plz :(
[01:01] <danand_> archman - if he does an apt-get -s install blahblah it will tell him what packages he needs to download
[01:01] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: don't they have directions at their website?
[01:01] <tmcfulton> erisco: audacity, if you feel like editing
[01:01] <danand_> Anyone else here in the london area?
[01:01]  * daedra smacks mrpockets 
[01:01] <erisco> tmcfulton, all I want to do is play both on top of each other, 50/50
[01:01] <jaderaven> prince_jammys: im sure they do, but i think they expect me to know how to use linux... :P
[01:01] <archman> danand_: he can't go online !!!
[01:01] <mrpockets> i kid, i kid.
[01:01] <odinsbane> dang I still don't get video
[01:01] <Pelo> jaderaven, http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntuinstall/
[01:02] <tmcfulton> erisco: sudo apt-get install audacity
[01:02] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: if you want to mix them together there is a program called mixx
[01:02] <tmcfulton> listen to him'
[01:02] <yo__> k thats don
[01:02] <prince_jammys> daedra: success?
[01:02] <yo__> done**
[01:02] <archman> wait a sec
[01:02] <daedra> prince_jammys: yeah, changed fat32 to vfat, mkdir /mnt/sda3
[01:02] <daedra> IT WORKED
[01:02] <danand_> archman - yes i know, but if he runs that command on his ubuntu box it will give him the list of packages he needs to get with his windows box
[01:02] <archman> dl stable 1.52   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=93482
[01:02] <prince_jammys> daedra: oh oops, i didn't notice but yeah, vfat
[01:02] <rrm> hi everyone...
[01:02] <Triston> Anyone have any idea why in Ubuntu I have to go into terminal and run "modprobe ndiswrapper" everytime I boot to get network access?
[01:03] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, not mix, play on top of each other
[01:03] <yo__> archman?
[01:03] <archman> danand_: he didn't mentioned he has any resolved deps
[01:03] <archman> yea
[01:03] <Pelo> Triston, because you didn'T had it to autostart
[01:03] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: yes, it will play them on top of each other. it's a djing app
[01:03] <illmortal> Does anyone know what's better, RGB or YUV?
[01:03] <yo__> what next?
[01:03] <yo__> after ndisk
[01:03] <cherwin> Triston: add "modprobe ndiswrapper" to /etc/rc.local
[01:03] <Pelo> Triston, menu > system
[01:03] <jaderaven> okay there is a cpg a .tgz and a few .rpm's how would i go about installing that?
[01:03] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, I will give mixxx a try then
[01:03] <archman> you downloaded ndiswrapper source?
[01:03] <amenado> illmortal-> what are you referring to?
[01:03] <danand_> Triston - add the line ndiswrapper to /etc/modules.
[01:03] <illmortal> PS3+Linux
[01:04] <yo__> the first three you told me to do are done
[01:04] <illmortal> In terms of performance and colors
[01:04] <xxBasYxx> im looking for some flash swf editor or studio, is there anythig for ubun?
[01:04] <archman> now  dl stable 1.52   http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=93482
[01:04] <amenado> illmortal-> thats new to me, YUV means?
[01:05] <Pelo> xxBasYxx, someting called convertit will comvert it to avi or mpg and you can then edit with avidemux would that be to your liking ?
[01:05] <mysterycool> hey
[01:05] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, doesn't even start up for me
[01:05] <danand_> cherwin - the file /etc/modules is specifically for auto loading of required modules at boot time
[01:05] <yo__> downloading right now
[01:05] <cherwin> Triston: the solution of danand_ is the best one
[01:05] <mysterycool> how can I open a rar archive?
[01:05] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: starts up fine here
[01:05] <yo__> with WINrar
[01:05] <amenado> jaderaven-> where did you get these? what are they for?
[01:05] <daedra> mysterycool: apt-get unrar
[01:05] <jaderaven> cedega
[01:05] <Triston> Thanks everyone, doing as suggested now.
[01:05] <Pelo> mysterycool, sudo apt-get install unrar and then right click xtract here
[01:05] <archman> when downloaded extract it on desktop on your ubuntu system
[01:05] <jaderaven> amenado: its for cedage
[01:05] <mysterycool> oh k
[01:05] <yo__> k
[01:05] <jaderaven> cedega*
[01:05] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: they don't have a .deb file?
[01:05] <jaderaven> doesnt look like it
[01:06] <Pelo> jaderaven, did you look at the link I sent you , it explains how to intall on ubuntu , anyting
[01:06] <cherwin> danand: yeah i knew that, didn't think about it. Thanks for the tip though
[01:06] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, ah, it was just slow
[01:06] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: strange. i just looked at a howto that mentions a .deb file
[01:06] <amenado> jaderaven-> .tgz files are source files? then you need to compile them, rpm's are for rpm based system, you may use alien, but some here do not like alien to convert those rpm
[01:06] <danand_> cherwin - np
[01:06] <archman> yo__: extracted?
[01:06] <chimp> earthquake!!!!
[01:06] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: ah. you need to extract the tgz
[01:06] <Pelo> jaderaven, there is a #cedega channel
[01:06] <illmortal> amenado.. that's the problem i don't know jack crap about YUV.
[01:06] <yo__> k
[01:06] <yo__> yep
[01:07] <illmortal> I dunno if that's better than RGB or not...
[01:07] <danand_> chimp - are you in london?
[01:07] <archman> open terminal
[01:07] <Triston> The other problem I'm having is my system keeps hard locking, which I'm not sure if it's related to my wifi adapter.. I notice it usually happens under lots of internet usage.
[01:07] <yo__> k
[01:07] <archman> then cd Desktop
[01:07] <yo__> k
[01:07] <jaderaven> Pelo: that site was great, but it only gives those each of those like they were all for a seperate app
[01:07] <amenado> illmortal-> on printers the near compliment of RGB are CYMB
[01:07] <archman> cd <directory of your extracted ndis>
[01:07] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, I opened them... where is the play button? :s
[01:07] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: you said you have a tgz right?
[01:07] <yo__> k
[01:08] <archman> sudo
[01:08] <archman> make uninstall
[01:08] <chimp> manchester danand_
[01:08] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: upper left and upper right
[01:08] <chimp> that was cool
[01:08] <yo__> wait what?
[01:08] <danand_> chimp - i thought i was going mad - i felt that earthquake too - i'm in london
[01:08] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, the right angle brackets? I click them but nothing plays
[01:08] <amenado> Triston-> i can vouch for that, wireless things locks up my system on occasions when it attempts to switch ap to associate
[01:08] <jaderaven> :prince_jammys yes there is one in there
[01:08] <archman> did you sudo?
[01:08] <jaderaven> whooops...
[01:08] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: double click on it and extract it ... it's a zipped archive
[01:08] <yo__> its says do it a couple more times
[01:08] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: you have to load both channels
[01:08] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, nothing plays and nothing moves
[01:08] <yo__> till there's no more installed files
[01:08] <archman> ???
[01:09] <archman> OK oK
[01:09] <yo__> lol
[01:09] <lapmag> are Live CDs updated often? My computer takes a while to boot so maybe a new one will fix this?
[01:09] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, I right clicked on the files and specified one for player1 and one for player2
[01:09] <Triston> amenado> Well at least I'm not the only one.  I'm tempted to buy the 30 ft of eternet cable I'd need to get internet into my room.
[01:09] <archman> is there any files left?
[01:09] <erisco> jeffMASTERflex, what did I miss?
[01:09] <jeffMASTERflex> erisco: play around with it, definitely works
[01:09] <danand_> chimp - that was surreal! never felt nothing like that before
[01:09] <Triston> *ethernet
[01:09] <Bossmanbeta> anyone aware of a way to move X apps from a local Xserver to a remote Xserver via ssh? (like 'screen' but for X apps?) There's an old-old app called 'xmove' but it doesn't work, and the research I've done on it shows it to be buggy, but the app had the right idea (detaching a gui-application and reattaching later)... - any thoughts? (VNC and NX are whole-desktop, I'd prefer app-specific)
 my whole room shook
[01:09] <jaderaven> prince_jammys: i extracted it and got 3 folders
[01:09] <amenado> Triston-> it is worth it, go get yourself the 30 footer
 no i farted
[01:09] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: what's in there?
[01:10] <yo__> how do i change directory back to desktop
[01:10] <mN|DarkB-DX> http://www.oneofakindhouse.com/contact.html
[01:10] <archman> why you want to do that now? cd ..
[01:10] <davmonster> is anyone using vmware server console on ubuntu 7.10 server?
[01:10] <danand_> chimp - yeh - me too - my monitor started rockin and my desklamp shook about.... car alarms galore!!
[01:10] <yo__> nvm
[01:10] <davmonster> yo__: cd ~/Desktop
[01:10] <komputes> yo__: cd ~/Desktop/
[01:10] <erisco> does anyone know how to work mixxx?
[01:10] <danand_> chimp - what a wierd sensation
[01:11] <rrm> hey guys... how could i remove the firefox shortcut on the application luncher...
[01:11] <yo__> its still not uninstalling everything
[01:11] <jaderaven> prince_jammys: a bunch of other folders ending up with a few shell scripts at the end
[01:11] <archman> ok now make
[01:11] <archman> make
[01:11] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> umm your xserver is the display, the app is still running where the sshd(aemon) is, you want to access it from another remote host?
[01:11] <komputes> rrm right click
[01:11] <yo__> k
[01:11] <danand_> chimp - gonna check out news 24
[01:11] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: any README files? any .deb files?
[01:11] <archman> then make install
[01:11] <rrm> i did... but removed the applications
[01:11] <archman> if not errors
[01:11] <chimp> yeah, should be good danand_
[01:11] <rrm> kinda odd
[01:11] <yo__> its not done with the make command lol
[01:11] <archman> o
[01:11] <archman> ok
[01:11] <komputes> rrm so you want it back?
[01:11] <yo__> intstall error..
[01:12] <rrm> yep
[01:12] <jaderaven> prince_jammys: none anywhere
[01:12] <danand_> chimp - wonder where epicentre is?
[01:12] <black_adder> !help headphones
[01:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about help headphones - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:12] <komputes> yo__: make takes time, it's compiling
[01:12] <chimp> manchester has a lot of earthquajes
[01:12] <archman> what's the error?
[01:12] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, right, but if I disconnect the ssh -- the X app dies... I can't detach it, like you could with 'screen' for non-gui apps
[01:12] <chimp> quakes
[01:12] <chimp> small ones
[01:12] <icesword> !sound > black_adder
[01:12] <soldats> what file does xclipboard write/read from for copy and paste. im not sure if it writes directly to the app itself or a file the zpp reads from?
[01:12] <chimp> but lots
[01:12] <chimp> so maybe here
[01:12] <yo__> after i put make.. it finished then make install
[01:12] <FloodBot1> chimp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:12] <yo__> the error 1 i think
[01:12] <archman> what error?
[01:12] <komputes> rrm right click > add to panel
[01:12] <black_adder> is here any one who can help me with sound problem in ubuntu 7.10 and acer 4710z with relatek audio
[01:12] <milkwood1> just woken up by quake!!!
[01:13] <Triston> danand_ : Thanks for the help.
[01:13] <milkwood1> UK south of York
[01:13] <dracz> hi. can anyone tell me why some DOS program running in doxbox will say my loopback device is not a valid 1.44" disk?
[01:13] <yo__> permission denied as well
[01:13] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> okay, am curious as well, vnc doesnt solve it for you? or xfrb ?
[01:13] <davmonster> Quake 1?
[01:13] <komputes> rrm now you want the menu bar
[01:13] <milkwood1> Earthquake
[01:13] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: well, something is up.. i'm looking at this link and it's talking about a .deb file.  maybe check the site to see if there is one. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega#head-ef048728dd3a8751ca64277052178fdb2ee07184
[01:13] <archman> you need to type sudo in front of every command !!!!
[01:13] <komputes> yo__: do it as sudo, put sudo before the command
[01:13] <davmonster> an earthquake in the UK? really?
[01:14] <yo__> k
[01:14] <milkwood1> Kid you not
[01:14] <soldats> archman: for security you do!
[01:14] <macogw> my flash drive has been copying for a while now.  it took 2 full minutes to copy 1mb of data.  i hope this flash drive isnt about to die too :-/ could being FAT (not FAT32) formatted have anything to do with that?
[01:14] <rrm> yeah... that is why i would want... thanks komputers
[01:14] <getoo> how can i install mozilla 3.0
[01:14] <komputes> archman: not quire every time, you can type sudo -s to convert to root shell
[01:14] <Bossmanbeta> vnc or nxserver are nice, but they're whole-desktop which insists on being in the foreground killing my local desktop ... so I can't run the app as you would ssh -Y ... but then DETACH it so i could reconnec tto it at a later time...
[01:14] <milkwood1> anyone back me up in the UK?
[01:14] <davmonster> I'm in the UK
[01:14] <chimp> yep
[01:14] <chimp> shake shake
[01:14] <black_adder> !sound in headphone
[01:14] <chimp> hehehe
[01:14] <macogw> getoo: firefox-3.0 is the package
[01:14] <davmonster> but not near York
[01:14] <chimp> was ace
[01:14] <chimp> manchester
[01:14] <komputes> rrm no prob, that stuff you can usually find on the forums
[01:14] <FloodBot1> chimp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:14] <getoo> macogw: thanx
[01:14] <macogw> getoo: there isnt technically any browser called mozilla anymore
[01:14] <odinsbane> peace.
[01:14] <illmortal> Anyone know if RGB or YUV is better????
[01:14] <getoo> i meant firefox
[01:14] <getoo> sorry
[01:14] <macogw> getoo: the mozilla suite is now known as Seamonkey
[01:14] <prince_jammys> jaderaven: that's what you want.  you shouldn't have to install for rpm file.  ubuntu packages typically come in .deb form (debian packages)
[01:15] <archman> komputes: that's right
[01:15] <milkwood1> lastest about 10 seconds
[01:15] <black_adder> !headphone sound
[01:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about headphone sound - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:15] <komputes> illmortal: for what?
[01:15] <davmonster> is anyone running vmware-server on ubuntu?
[01:15] <davmonster> :S
[01:15] <black_adder> arrrrrg
[01:15] <komputes> davmonster: yep
[01:15] <yo__> oi
[01:15] <soldats> macogw: probly. it may depend on how fast it can read from FAT. IMO some file systems read faster.
[01:15] <yo__> its not working archman
[01:15] <getoo> i would use hardy , it comes with it .. but i get no sound .. some bug
[01:15] <archman> yo__: oi
[01:15] <danand_> Triston - np - in all the excitement about the uk's earthquake i forgot what that was about !
[01:15] <archman> why?
[01:15] <komputes> yo__: what now?
[01:15] <macogw> soldats: im talking about write, not read
[01:15] <yo__> i dunno
[01:15] <milkwood1> danmonster u in UK?
[01:15] <black_adder> !headphone
[01:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about headphone - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:15] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, ssh -Y actually is what I like........ but if I lose my connection or if I want to detach the X application, I can;t.... the X application dies with the ssh session (unlike 'screen' which would keep a bash-based application alive by detaching the process)
[01:15] <archman> what says?
[01:16] <df00z> Hey, I have some hardware that does not work in the .22 driver.  I manually upgraded to .24.2, with the kpkg tools.  Now, I need to insmod my nvidia driver every reboot, modprobe wont find it
[01:16] <davmonster> yep, Kent
[01:16] <df00z> Anyone ever run into this?
[01:16] <yo__> alot of errors including no such file or directory
[01:16] <macogw> getoo: report the bug about your hardware
[01:16] <Triston> danand_ : Haha, no problem!  I can understand.. I'm from California, USA.. we get our share of quakes.
[01:16] <black_adder> can any one tell me how U activate my headphones in ubuntu ?
[01:16] <soldats> macogw: yes i know. it usually has to read to make sure it has enough room for writing to then writes to it if there is enough room
[01:16] <milkwood1> get it?
[01:16] <getoo> macogw: bugzilla is loaded with it :X
[01:16] <macogw> soldats: oh ok
[01:16] <archman> can you paste it on ubuntu pastebin?
[01:16] <black_adder> this bot dosent tell me anything
[01:16] <danand_> milkwood1 - i'm in london
[01:16] <archman> last few rows?
[01:16] <yo__> wha??
[01:16] <yo__> lol how do i do that?
[01:16] <davmonster> I didn't get the quake
[01:16] <komputes> Bossmanbeta: whats the difference between ssh -X and -Y ?
[01:17] <archman> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
[01:17] <milkwood1> dadnd_?
[01:17] <yo__> i would.. but the computers not even connected to the net at all
[01:17] <black_adder> !help
[01:17] <komputes> Bossmanbeta: don't they both do X through ssh?
[01:17] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  i belive -Y is faster but less secure. used on local/trusted lans.. (or so i recall in some ssh docs)
[01:17] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:17] <milkwood1> feel it
[01:17] <Bossmanbeta> komputes, I believe ssh -Y is more secure
[01:17] <danand_> Triston - what a wierd sensation - v low frequency, but you could just feel the _power_ of it.
[01:17] <milkwood1> ?
[01:17] <Bossmanbeta> komputes, yes -- byut I think -Y is more secure
[01:17] <Dr_willis_> Bossmanbeta,  Less or more? Heh - :) i forget  - i guess i will RTFM
[01:17] <getoo> macogw: got it now .. i need to install firefox-dev
[01:17] <komputes> Dr_willis_: Bossmanbeta  More or less ?
[01:18] <black_adder> can any one tell me how U activate my headphones in ubuntu ?
[01:18] <archman> kopy few last rows from terminal, transfer them in xp
[01:18] <Bossmanbeta> Dr_willis, heh! I am still hunting for a solution to this :)
[01:18] <milkwood1> frigging room was rumbling
[01:18] <df00z> !help
[01:18] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[01:18] <prince_jammys> man ssh
[01:18] <archman> and paste on
[01:18] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  when in doubt - read the ssh docs i guess. :)
[01:18] <soldats> komputes: sometimes -X wont allow X forwarding and -Y will so it depends on what system your sshing to
[01:18] <milkwood1> very f-ing errire
[01:18] <df00z> !nvidia
[01:18] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:18] <komputes> Dr_willis_: you've seen the size of that monster
[01:18] <davmonster> vmware-server on 7.10
[01:18] <yo__> k h/ow
[01:18] <davmonster> any takers?
[01:18] <yo__> h/o**
[01:18] <Triston> Last question, since I'm not sure the hard lock problem is anything that can be easily fixed.. I have Vista running virtually under innotek VirtualBox so that I can use iTunes and watch Netflix On Demand movies.. when Netflix plays it's video in the browser using it's plugin that uses WMP 11, the video is very choppy.  I have high bandwidth and a powerful enough computer, so I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.
[01:18] <davmonster> pleeeeeeeaaaase
[01:18] <danand_> milkwood1 - yeh got it on bbc.co.uk - tremors in uk
[01:18] <archman> ???
[01:19] <black_adder> !realtek
[01:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about realtek - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:19] <archman> plain lang
[01:19] <black_adder> can any one tell me how U activate my headphones in ubuntu ? plz pretty plz
[01:19] <milkwood1> checking
[01:19] <prince_jammys> black_adder: did you try the mixer?
[01:19] <komputes> soldats: do you know which is more secure between -Y -X?
[01:19] <Dr_willis_> komputes,    -Y      Enables trusted X11 forwarding.       -X      Enables X11 forwarding.
[01:19] <black_adder> alsa mixer i did
[01:19] <Bossmanbeta> komputes, according to the man pages.. -Y allows for trusted X11 fwding
[01:19] <kitche> Triston: probably Virtual machines do not have full video power like a normal operating system
[01:19] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  from the MAN page.. seemns -Y is more secure
[01:19] <Bossmanbeta> komputes, where -X does not.
[01:19] <yo__> the file didn't show up in my sd card that im using for sneaker net..
[01:20] <Dr_willis_>  komputes  it pays to RTFM :)
[01:20] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> yeah its seems that xmove is the only alternative
[01:20] <komputes> trusted? so it's two fold encryption?
[01:20] <yo__> i have another idea h/o
[01:20] <df00z> Hey, I'm on kernel 2.6.24.2, how can I make modprobe find my compiled nvidia driver?
[01:20] <danand_> Triston - virtualbox probably won't give you the performance of a native Vista install
[01:20] <archman> cmon
[01:20] <Triston> kitche: I came across old forum topics on a few sites where people were doing the same thing and it was working fine.
[01:20] <black_adder> @prince jammeys - I tried that but still no luck
[01:20] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, Yea -- I researched xmove............ that app is HOPELESS :) (and no longer being worked on... and buggy)
[01:20] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  i got confused it said that -x disabled  forwarding.. -X enables it.. :) hard to tell the diff  from x and X in my console font..
[01:20] <danand_> Triston - i've found virtualbox to be a bit flakey!
[01:20] <Dr_willis_> danand_,  so have I.
[01:20] <yo__> how do i uninstall a package?
[01:20] <kitche> Triston: probably using a special driver or something most likely
[01:21] <Triston> danand_: It work totally fine except for that one part. :(
[01:21] <komputes> Dr_willis_: I have, RTM but I've stated before that I have this condition called manualitis, where large manuals make me his my head on my keyboard
[01:21] <archman> what package?
[01:21] <yo__> the old fwcutter..
[01:21] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> what is it about the program that you must really pass along the session from one connection to another?
[01:21] <Starnestommy> yo__: sudo apt-get remove package
[01:21] <yo__> i think its causing problems
[01:21] <archman> in synaptics (system --> admin)
[01:21] <geirha> df00z: add it to /etc/modules, on a line by itself
[01:21] <prince_jammys> black_adder: i really don't know about this sort of thing.  all i can think of is turn it up on the mixer, and turn up wave/pcm and see. you probably already did this
[01:21] <Bossmanbeta> It would be nice to be able to run a gui-application via SSH, then detach and reattach to it later without the need to bring over a WHOLE desktop to do so .. just as ssh -Y offers (minus detach/reattach capabilities)
[01:22] <black_adder> yah prince_jammys I already all that. so where should I look up ?
[01:22] <Dellbuntu5102> hot do i add something to the apt
[01:22] <archman> you don't need fwcutter
[01:22] <komputes> Bossmanbeta: you mean so that id the connection dies the app doesnt crash/quit
[01:22] <df00z> geirha: I did, added "nvidia"
[01:22] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, well there are applications that I want to run remotely that are X apps (gui's..) ... some apps I run from the office that I want to access from home without bringing up the whole desktop
[01:22] <caleb_yau> when i type $ locate on the shell it doesn't seem to search my Mounted Windows NTFS drive. How can I make that work?
[01:22] <Bossmanbeta> komputes, yep .. so when you drop the SSH connection, you can reattach to the X app......... just as you reattach to shells via 'screen'
[01:22] <danand_> Dr_willis_ - tried installing openbsd on it - kept giving segfaults and filesystem full errors - found the workaround eventually in a bug report on the innotek site ... but... not quite what i'd call beta software yet
[01:22] <Dellbuntu5102> I want to install Compiz-Fusion, but I dont know how to add something to the resporties
[01:22] <komputes> caleb_yau: not ext3 no journaling
[01:23] <prince_jammys> black_adder: it's a weird problem. if noone knows here, try google:  ubuntu your-sound-card headphones
[01:23] <yo__> im going to totally remove all packages and reinstall them
[01:23] <soldats> Bossmanbeta: you dont need an entire desktop to access the X apps.
[01:23] <archman> yo__: can i mail you my howto with drivers so you try it yourself?
[01:23] <prince_jammys> black_adder: at least try that in the meantime until someone here knows
[01:23] <yo__> yeah
[01:23] <archman> gimme mail
[01:23] <TerrorBite> My desktop background changer app seems to be broken.
[01:23] <yo__> wbreslin951@gmail.com
[01:23] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, yes I know that.... (ssh -Y) .. however, if I want to kill my ssh session the application I was running remotely dies... and the only way for it to survive a disconnect is to run a whole desktop via VNC or NX
[01:24] <black_adder> well i feel  invisible here, thanks for the help prince_jammys, i might go on forum at least people answer over there
[01:24] <archman> just a min
[01:24] <yo__> k
[01:24] <Kira> If I want to use xinetd to start a service on demand, should the service be listed in /etc/services?
[01:24] <Dellbuntu5102> how do i add something to the apt?  I want to install Compiz-Fusion, but I dont know how to add something to the resporties.
[01:24] <waseidel> good night
[01:24] <caleb_yau> komputes im not sure what that means .. is ext3 the hard drive type, and does locate work with journaling?
[01:24] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, I'm just looking for a way to detach/reattach to an X application just as you reattach remotely to shells with 'screen'
[01:24] <soldats> Bossmanbeta: oh! ok. i see what you mean. my bad sorry for the mistake :)
[01:24] <Bossmanbeta> nono soldats it's ok :)
[01:24] <komputes> caleb_yau: ntfs support is limited
[01:24] <prince_jammys> black_adder: yeah give that a shot. but try googling your problem - i bet you find something
[01:25] <milkwood1> night chaps - gonna try and hit the hay!!
[01:25] <Dr_willis_> i imagine thers not an issued ever asked here.. thats NOT mentioned in a forum post somewhere.
[01:25] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, it's annoying to have to bring up a whole desktop... so with vnc, I find myself sizing the desktop to TRIM just around the application ... which kind of gives me the same thing.. but not really
[01:25] <caleb_yau> komputes cool, thanks anyway. I'm happy just knowing that there is no way around it, rather than thinking that my mounting is wrong or something
[01:25] <Dellbuntu5102> hello? anybody listening? I'm a beginner and I would help. how do i add something to the apt?  I want to install Compiz-Fusion, but I dont know how to add something to the resporties.
[01:26] <waseidel> hi, i want to hear music from the radio http://www.radioactiva.com/envivo.asp some body can help me to listen?
[01:26] <davmonster> apt-cache search .*compiz.*
[01:26] <komputes> caleb_yau: have you tried find
[01:26] <black_adder> hello Dellbuntu5102 just open repositiry manager
[01:26] <black_adder> and u will see options in thee
[01:26] <Dellbuntu5102> how?
[01:26] <Bossmanbeta> since sometimes an SSH connection can be dropped, I don't want the X app dying with it... an ability to detach it with an X style version of 'screen' would be very cool indeed
[01:26] <black_adder> go to  prefereces i guess
[01:26] <bruenig> why not just do apt-cache search compiz if you are going to do it that way?
[01:26] <black_adder> and then synaptic packgae manager
[01:26] <komputes> caleb_yau:  find /media/thenameofyourntfsdrive -name "searchterm"
[01:26] <soldats> Bossmanbeta: normally using -X in ssh does the trick for a single app. i really havent had the time to experiment with -Y so i assume your right.
[01:26] <yo__> what the heck?
[01:26] <df00z> where does ubuntu hide the nvidia.ko module
[01:26] <df00z> its not in /lib/modules
[01:26] <danand_> Dellbuntu5102 - in all likelyhood you can just type sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion in a terminal
[01:26] <Dellbuntu5102> how do i add it????
[01:27] <Dellbuntu5102> oh
[01:27] <bruenig> df00z: dpkg -L packagename lists the files in a package
[01:27] <TerrorBite> terrorbite@gimli:~$ gnome-appearance-properties
[01:27] <TerrorBite> sh: kde-config: not found
[01:27] <yo__>  a little bandaid looking thing popped up over my installation window? what is it?
[01:27] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, well whether you do -X or -Y, if the ssh session dies, so does the application
[01:27] <TerrorBite> ...what?
[01:27] <caleb_yau> komputes I did but I don't pretend to know how to use it. I typed $ find libgcc.a and what came up was libgcc.a no folder name or anything
[01:27] <Dellbuntu5102> thank you.
[01:27] <waseidel> hi
[01:27] <waseidel> some help?
[01:27] <catmistake> any one ever set up a streaming server? I just got Darwin Streaming Server running... but not working. There's gotta be a better way. Any other recommendations?
[01:27] <archman> yo__: mail sent to wbreslin951@gmail.com
[01:27] <danand_> Dellbuntu5102 - np
[01:27] <waseidel> hi, i want to hear music from the radio http://www.radioactiva.com/envivo.asp some body can help me to listen?
[01:27] <davidthedrake> Can someone tell me what settings I need to change so a game that is running 640x480 in Wine, will stretch to fill my widescreen?
[01:27] <yo__> k thanks
[01:27] <davidthedrake> As it is, the bottom is just cut off.
[01:27] <komputes> caleb_yau: you have to put -name "libgcc.a"
[01:28] <Dellbuntu5102> what password do i enter?
[01:28] <archman> yo__: welcome
[01:28] <Bossmanbeta> ... I even tried running a remote gnome-session ......... but that gives me way too much .. kind of like what VNC or NX does...
[01:28] <soldats> Bossmanbeta: yea but you can detach it and reattach it from another box. but lets drop it. i agree with you. i dont want to flood the chan.   :)
[01:28] <Starnestommy> Dellbuntu5102: your user's password?
[01:28] <waseidel> bye thanks for not to help me...
[01:28] <Dellbuntu5102> oh. ty
[01:28] <catmistake> any one ever set up a streaming server? I just got Darwin Streaming Server running... but not working. There's gotta be a better way. Any other recommendations?
[01:28] <df00z> Ah ok
[01:28] <df00z> restricted modules is making it act weird
[01:28] <df00z> thanks
[01:28] <geirha> caleb_yau: locate searches through a database that is updated with "all" files and directories once a day, though /media amongst others, are ignored
[01:29] <caleb_yau> komputes that worked perfectly, thanks alot!
[01:29] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, no you can detach the SHELL... but if you were to run like "gedit" or "firefox" remotely using SSH -X or -Y, and kill the ssh session... gedit or firefox will die too... you cannot detach the X-application .. just the shell.... try it :)
[01:29] <geirha> caleb_yau: $ man updatedb   # then edit /etc/updatedb.conf
[01:29] <df00z> Thanks much. Now I have working hardware. Bonsai!!
[01:30] <archman> Pelo: ???
[01:30] <Dr_willis_> Hmm.. What was the name of that app - that let you get wallpaper and things from gnome-look.org ? I saw it once in my menus.. but cant find it now.
[01:30] <excalibas> hello, sometimes i cant connect to wireless networks, when this happens i see a new network device called wlan0:avahi  the only way i know to fix this is restart and pray, can someone point me to where can i learn about this avahi? or how can i fix this please?
[01:30] <caleb_yau> hmmm updatedb doesnt have a man page
[01:30] <TerrorBite> ugh. Firefox hates compiz
[01:30] <soldats> Bossmanbeta: ahh i get it since screen runs from a shell and if you invoke an X app after you detach it it cant find its borders or display type so it will fail :) gotcha
[01:30] <Bossmanbeta> soldats, also I doubt you'd flood the channel -- it's a discussion :)
[01:30] <komputes> geirha: can you run updatedb on an ntfs drive??
[01:30] <Dr_willis_> Bossmanbeta,  use the nohup command,  and they may survive.
[01:30] <caleb_yau> geirha hmmm updatedb doesnt have a man page
[01:30] <adamb> ok so I set a cron in my root cron, but it never seems to run, I restart anacron and cron, what else can i check guys?
[01:31] <TerrorBite> I'm having issues with gnome-appearance-properties
[01:31] <archman> Pelo: in order to word, ndis has to be installed from source; i know for ndis deb, babe
[01:31] <prince_jammys> caleb_yau: info updatedb
[01:31] <Bossmanbeta> Dr_willis, ah ha!!! nohup doesn't work either :)
[01:31] <davmonster> check your mail
[01:31] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  the locate database has a setting file that dictates  what filesystems it scans.
[01:31] <davmonster> adamb: check your mail, error messages from cron are mailed to you by default
[01:31] <geirha> komputes: I don't see why not, it just stores path names in a database
[01:31] <caleb_yau> prince_jammys thanks, i feel stupid now
[01:31] <Dr_willis_> Bossmanbeta,  this is why i tend to use vnc. :) and  a uber-micro window manager.
[01:31] <Bianconeri> hello does anybody know what's the icon theme on this screen shot? http://camelsnowman.deviantart.com/art/Gentoo-46513644
[01:31] <yo__> how do i install a driver using windows wireless drivers utility?
[01:31] <caleb_yau> prince_jammys :)
[01:31] <prince_jammys> caleb_yau: why? :)
[01:31] <geirha> caleb_yau: that's odd, I have it ... though I'm on edgy
[01:32] <prince_jammys> geirha: it has an info page
[01:32] <TerrorBite> Bossmanbeta, Dr_willis_, an X app will usually die if its connection to the X server is severed.
[01:32] <Bossmanbeta> Dr_willis,  vnc is very nice ... but since I run apps local and remote... I find myself sizing the VNC session to trim-around the application I'm running over VNC so I can continue to work on my local desktop
[01:32] <archman> click no install driver and insert .inf file
[01:32] <prince_jammys> geirha: caleb_yau actually mine does have a man page in addition to an info page
[01:32] <Bossmanbeta> ...which is why I was hoping to find a viable 'screen' program, but for X apps
[01:32] <yo__> whats the inf file i need?
[01:32] <yo__> where do i get it
[01:33] <Dr_willis_> Bossmanbeta,  other then the one youmentioned yesterday. ive never seen such a tool that worked well.
[01:33] <archman> yo__: god... it's in your mail, i mailed it to you...
[01:33] <Bossmanbeta> Dr_willis, yea xmove works about as well as something that doesn't... work ... well..
[01:33] <yo__> it hasn't showed up
[01:33] <archman> it's the bcmwl5.inf
[01:33] <komputes> Hey would you know how I can scale a VNC connection window?
[01:33] <Bossmanbeta> that's ok -- my search continues! :)
[01:33] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> can you not establish a gnome-session with minimal program running specifically the only one you are interested in?
[01:34] <komputes> Bossmanbeta: ^
[01:34] <TerrorBite> Bossmanbeta, I think it's possible to set up vnc to show just a single window rather than the whole desktop
[01:34] <Solmaze> Okay , I've got a general newbie question
[01:34] <soldats> sorry ill ask onece because..... what file does xclipboard write/read from for copy and paste. im not sure if it writes directly to the app itself or a file the app reads from?
[01:34] <prince_jammys> Solmaze: let's hear it
[01:34] <TerrorBite> I'm having issues with gnome-appearance-properties
[01:34] <Solmaze> I need to change a "config.xml" file - but aparrently I dont have "root" rights - or something along those lines.
[01:34] <TerrorBite> it wants to run kde-config
[01:34] <Solmaze> change = edit
[01:34] <TerrorBite> which doesn't exist
[01:34] <yo__> if i have the source code, do i put it in notepad and save it as an inf file?
[01:34] <archman> yo__: should i try to put it in archive and send it again?
[01:34] <komputes> soldats: the copy paste in ubuntu is kind of tricky, many layers
[01:34] <Solmaze> I'm pretty new to Linux - and have no idea how to get those rights =P
[01:34] <yo__> yeah
[01:34] <amenado> Solmaze-> for which webapp server?
[01:35] <archman> kk
[01:35] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, gnome-session will die also ... any app that I run AFTER I launch the gnome-session will die.. the only ones that would survive are the ones I ran from the gnome-desktop on the other end
[01:35] <yo__> wbreslin951@gmail.com
[01:35] <Bossmanbeta> and they reintiialize too ... so..
[01:35] <euler_fan> Solmaze: sudo nano /path/to/file/ should do it.
[01:35] <Solmaze> Oh, its a local file.
[01:35] <prince_jammys> Solmaze: you're going to ave to use sudo.  do    sudo nano path/to/file
[01:35] <pcmax_> sysinfo
[01:35] <soldats> komputes: yea i know, i just want all the steps involved
[01:35] <Solmaze> Gonna try that, one sec
[01:35] <Bossmanbeta> TerrorBite, wonder how you could tell VNC to stream 1 application, like ssh -Y does?
[01:35] <prince_jammys> Solmaze: or gksudo gedit /path/to/file  to do it in a window
[01:35] <excalibas> hello, sometimes i cant connect to wireless networks, when this happens i see a new network device called wlan0:avahi  the only way i know to fix this is restart and pray, (when things work there is no wlan0:avahi.) Can someone point me to where can i learn about this avahi? or how can i fix this please?
[01:35] <komputes> Solmaze: if you select something it is in a a kind of clip board that pastes on shift-insert on the two mouse buttons together, then there ctrlC and ctrlV
[01:36] <TerrorBite> Bossmanbeta, something to do with the VNC server
[01:36] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> doesnt gnome-session have some capabilities to restore last time you were logged on?
[01:36] <danand_> chimp - check out http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php
[01:36] <Solmaze> Hrm, I think this will work - just sort of anoying that I can't do it from gedit for instance.
[01:36] <prince_jammys> Solmaze: the sudo command gives you root privileges, and "nano" is a command-line text editor.  "gedit" is a GUI text editor
[01:36] <danand_> chimp - 4.7 magnitude!!
[01:36] <komputes> soldats: I'm not sure but most people end up using glipper
[01:36] <caleb_yau> prince_jammys, geirha, thats pretty weird that they would specifically exclude /media. Thanks alot i'm sure that will fix the problem
[01:37] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, I cannot launch an application if I run gnome-session
[01:37] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, I can only see apps already running int he gnome-session
[01:37] <prince_jammys> caleb_yau: i missed what the problem was, but i'm glad it's resolved.  remember you can always use "find" otherwise
[01:37] <archman> yo__: i can't send it by some reason, im gonna find the link for u to dl
[01:37] <yo__> kk
[01:37] <yo__> for some reason the prgram isnt working to add the driver..
[01:38] <yo__> it won't add the file to its list
[01:38] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> boy you got a tuff one there...once you got a solution let us know too, for reference purposes
[01:38] <soldats> komputes: kk i posted a thread on the forums, ill just wait till its answered. im trying to make "screen" write/read from clipboard.
[01:38] <archman> u have bcmwl5.inf???
[01:38] <ePeppr> Quick RSS Question.
[01:38] <Bossmanbeta> amenado,  you know it ... I tried gnome-sessio via ssh -Y ... but all i get are the already-running apps off the pre-existing gnome-session on the ssh server side... I can't launch an app
[01:38] <yo__> i dunno
[01:39] <yo__> i found the source code on the internet
[01:39] <ePeppr> the node <pubDate> in RSS 2.0, is there a way for it handle French dates??
[01:39] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, I am definitely researching it though... just for the intellectual curiosity ... vnc really does the job if I trim it down to the application-borders... but I thought a more elegant solution existed
[01:39] <yo__> archman
[01:39] <caleb_yau> thanks komputes as well
[01:39] <ePeppr> I know that it uses RFC 852, which is only English,
[01:39] <archman> yo__: the other way is to use fwcutter to extract the inf and sys from original exe
[01:39] <komputes> caleb_yau: cool
[01:40] <archman> from the xp driver
[01:40] <ePeppr> but is there a way to make the RSS clients display the dates in French even if the client is chose English as his/her language
[01:40] <yo__> how do you do that?
[01:40] <yo__> i dunno how to use fwcutter or anything like that
[01:40] <archman> dl drivers for xp
[01:40] <yo__> i have it i think
[01:40] <yo__> but i dont know what to do with it
[01:41] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> just an idea, something like you forward an X with allowance for any host to connect to the forwarded port, and you can connect in one, from another, log off of one, ..i think its the gateway option on ssh..but i have not tried it myself
[01:41] <archman> http://bcm43xx.berlios.de/
[01:41] <archman> use google
[01:41] <archman> i gotta go now
[01:41] <yo__> k.. ttul
[01:41] <yo__> thanks
[01:41] <archman> hope i was of any use
[01:41] <archman> ...
[01:41] <yo__> yeah
[01:42] <yo__> thanks bro
[01:42] <aimchanger> clear
[01:42] <archman> there are maaany tutorials on this topic
[01:42] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, ... hmm...... I'll have to research that, but I don't think 1 app could be propagated to multiple Xservers simultaneously ... (nevermind the security risk of that) -- but a creative suggestion... (making a note)
[01:42] <archman> cya
[01:42] <euler_fan> yo_: this is one of them http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=197102
[01:43] <archman> u can safely follow my howto once you get inf and sys
[01:43] <archman> ...
[01:43] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, I am actually amazed that more people who use ssh -Y don't ask for a way to detach the application, if anything, to ensure application-survivability from a disconnect
[01:43] <RoC_MasterMind> I get this error trying to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10: 2008-02-26 20:36:47,685 ERROR pre-requists item 'http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ub
[01:43] <RoC_MasterMind> untu/pool/main/r/release-upgrader-dpkg/release-upgrader-dpkg_1.14.5ubuntu11.2_i3
[01:43] <RoC_MasterMind> 86.udeb' is NOT trusted
[01:43] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> i was thinking in terms of those warnings they say about X that can be monitored (so it  is unsecure), therefore I assume several host can listen in on the X broadcast..
[01:43] <excalibas> hello, sometimes i cant connect to wireless networks, when this happens i see a new network device called wlan0:avahi  the only way i know to fix this is restart and pray, (when things work there is no wlan0:avahi.) Can someone point me to where can i learn about this avahi? or how can i fix this please?
[01:44] <RoC_MasterMind> maybe I am missing a GPG key?
[01:44] <appyJack> any iptables masters here ?
[01:44] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, yea... I do wonder though, in that scenario, if the application were not broadcasting to at least 1 Xserver, would it die? (probably) so for it to work, I'd have to have 2 clients connecting to it at all times, so if (1) dies, (2) takes over...
[01:44] <danand_> UK earthquake - 4.7 in magnitude, epicentre about 15 NE of Lincoln!
[01:45] <amenado> appyJack-> we use it,, but no necessarily masters..
[01:45] <appyJack> amenado: if i post my ruleset to pastebin, can you glance through it and see if anything jumps out at you as to why when I turn it on, I can't get any internet whatsoever ?
[01:46] <ePeppr> Anyone going to take a stab at my RSS Question??
[01:46] <RoC_MasterMind> Anybody have failed upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10?
[01:47] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> how about one that kind of loop to itself? and  you somehow can listen in to same port..just idea thats all, not sure if doable
[01:47] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, not sure how that would be done ....
[01:47] <rrm> hi guys... thanks for the help komputer... i figure it out in the end... all better and no need for the upper bar thanks
[01:47] <amenado> appyJack-> sure, paste it in pastebin, and lets see if i can assist..
[01:48] <Solmaze> okay tried what you said, problem now is - to save the changes!
[01:48] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> something like a user1 and user2 (local),  then you as user3 listens in from remote
[01:48] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, ..perhaps... I'll haev to try it
[01:49] <ATLANT3AN> probably been said but
[01:49] <ATLANT3AN> you guys feel that earthquake
[01:49] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> okay, try it, am very curios to the results..someday i may have a need for it too
[01:49] <excalibas> I cant connect to wireless networks, when this happens i see a new network device called wlan0:avahi (when things work there is no wlan0:avahi.) Can someone point me to where can i learn about this avahi? or how can i fix this please?
[01:49] <ATLANT3AN> anyone from UK feel that earthquake?
[01:49] <amenado> can you guys keep that shaking in your area, dont pass it here to california :P
[01:50] <ATLANT3AN> man i thought it was something else till i saw it on the BBC news
[01:50] <nando> Hello
[01:50] <evil_tech> i cant find a good how to on how to create a net install server anyone have links?
[01:50] <Solmaze> How do I save once I've made changes with the nano thing =)
[01:50] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, honestly, I think ANYONE using ssh -Y regularly, would eventually realize they have a need to detach/reattach to those X apps for survivability without resorting to vnc-over-ssh which to me is overkill (not to mention sluggish)
[01:50] <NB2000> CTL X
[01:50] <Solmaze> Please, just so I can go to sleep knowing that my app works =P
[01:51] <NB2000> Solmaze CTL X
[01:51] <appyJack> amenado: http://pastebin.com/d23783501
[01:51] <amenado> Bossmanbeta-> I guess most do not require a continous monitoring..maybe time to move it to a webapp as opposed to stand alone app?
[01:51] <euler_fan> Solamaze: ctrl+o
[01:52] <amenado> appyJack-> ok, let me peek
[01:52] <komputes> can anyone help me scale a vnc window?
[01:52] <euler_fan> ctrl+x exits
[01:52] <evil_tech> i cant find a good how to on how to create a net install server anyone have links?
[01:52] <danand_> ATLANT3AN - yes i felt that quake - where abouts are you ?
[01:52] <Solmaze> now lets see if it works =))
[01:52] <Bossmanbeta> amenado, yep -- I'll hit the ATM and get that project started ;)
[01:52] <l_vagnozzi> wath i can do with flickering on ati card?
[01:53] <euler_fan> Solmaze: As a note, in nano when you see "^" it translates to ctrl.
[01:53] <danand_> ATLANT3AN - see http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.php
[01:53] <appyJack> amenado: I appreciate the help. I really thought I did a pretty good job as this is my first shot at thie - i guess maybe a little too good
[01:53] <Solmaze> I guessed it would be "ALT" hehe =P
[01:53] <Solmaze> Gotta shake those windows habits =)
[01:54] <amenado> appyJack-> umm, your OUTPUT default policy is drop? why not ACCEPT ? I assume you can trust your own box
[01:54] <TheLastDodo> Quake, did you say? Where?
[01:54] <NB2000> You used ALT?
[01:54] <komputes> Does anyone know how to scale a vnc window?
[01:55] <danand_> TheLastDodo - in uk, about 15 miles NE of lincoln. I felt it in london
[01:55] <AndrewB> TheLastDodo: off-topic but England [quite a large range]
[01:55] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  thats normally a feature of the vnc CLIENT - from what ive seen. some can doit. some cant
[01:55] <appyJack> amenado: hrmm - that would probably be the case if i weren't a paranoid schizo ... or just fat-fingered my furst ruleset
[01:55] <amenado> appyJack-> what does the turtorial you are following suggest?
[01:55] <RoC_MasterMind> I get this error trying to upgrade from 7.04 to 7.10...it looks like it cannot authenticate the package or osmething: http://pastebin.ca/919894
[01:55] <komputes> Dr_willis_: got a name of one that does, i use Terminal Client
[01:56] <TheLastDodo> I don't think I've felt an earthquake in over a decade, and that's having lived in California, Italy and Japan.
[01:56] <Jamesrs> anybody else feel http://digg.com/world_news/BREAKING_Earthquake_hits_England in the UK? :o
[01:56]  * TheLastDodo shrugs it of.
[01:56] <Jamesrs> aha, maybe ;p
[01:56] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  under windows 'ultravnc' :) other then that. I dont use the clients much under linux.
[01:56] <TheLastDodo> off*
[01:56] <appyJack> amenado:its part google, part reading, part firewall engineers at work... and a bit of guesswork
[01:56] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  gnome and kde both have their own client. that has more features then the normal vncviewer app.
[01:56] <komputes> Dr_willis_: what do you use for remote?
[01:57] <amenado> appyJack-> knowing that ubuntu is fairly safe, and you dont really use a new installed box for anything extremely important, i guess you can take a bit of risk, til you get the hang of it
[01:57] <danand_> Jamesrs - yes, my whole room shook, monitor and desklamp rocked, car alarms going off etc
[01:57] <usser> komputes: what's the system you connecting from? windows?
[01:57] <komputes> ubuntu,both sides
[01:57] <Jamesrs> i thought it was our heating exploding, since my radiator has been making an awful noise all night ;p
[01:57] <Bossmanbeta> I'll be going AFK to watch the Obama/Clinton debate.... be back later
[01:57] <dellph> hello ppl.
[01:57] <TheLastDodo> It wasn't even a 5, nothing to worry about.
[01:57] <komputes> usser: ^
[01:57] <usser> komputes: use ssh with -X -C flags
[01:58] <dellph> is there any tool in ubuntu like cpau?
[01:58] <komputes> usser: and theeen?
[01:58]  * RedHeron wants to watch the debate, Bossmanbeta.
[01:58]  * RedHeron doesn't have a television.
[01:58] <usser> komputes: ie install openssh-server on a server machine
[01:58] <appyJack> amenado: probably so; i'm not inventing new science with this - just dev work, mostly. Although I do some work from home on it, which can be a bit sensitive
[01:58] <danand_> Jamesrs - :) i thought a _big_ lorry had just gone past the house :D
[01:58] <Bossmanbeta> RedHeron, it's like watching a boxing match :)
[01:58] <ppppp> yo, im trying to install ubuntu on a buddies comp and im booting from the cd but when I try to run the install from the icon on the workspace nothing is happening...
[01:58] <usser> komputes: and then try ssh -X -C username@serverip
[01:58] <Dr_willis_> komputes,  i only use vnc under windows to get to the vncserver on the linux box. using the vnc4server on linux.
[01:59] <amenado> appyJack-> here I think is the critical part..  -A OUTPUT -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT   new connection from you will never get out
[01:59] <RedHeron> Bossmanbeta: I know... but they have smiles on their faces.
[01:59] <usser> komputes: after that you should be able to run Gui apps that are located on the server inside your client
[01:59] <ppppp> anyone trying to 1v1 chat with me and quickie troubleshoot?
[01:59] <TheLastDodo> Bossmanbeta: I beg to differ. Watching Parliament is like watching a boxing match (often an amusing one)...these people are amateurs.
[01:59] <Bossmanbeta> RedHeron, i know!! :) ok going AFK
[01:59] <komputes> ha, yes very nice, but i want the desktop
[01:59] <sandy37> ppppp, ya what is your ram size
[01:59] <drpcken> ppppp, have you got a partition setup where you want to put the install?
[01:59] <ppppp> windowsxp > boot from cd > install > nothing happening
[01:59] <ppppp> yes and no
[01:59] <danand_> TheLastDodo - wasn't too bad ... just i'm used to having my view of the earth as a solid thing intact!
[01:59] <ppppp> i cant format the c drive
[02:00] <usser> komputes: as in shared desktop? see what's on the screen at the moment?
[02:00] <ppppp> im not used to the linux install, on the windows disc I can format before I install
[02:00] <Digital_Pioneer> Is there a shell command to see your current version of Ubuntu? And I don't mean kernel version. :)
[02:00] <komputes> usser: correct sir
[02:00] <appyJack> amenado: doesn't that say to accept all output ? (or am i reading it wrong)
[02:00] <luciddr34m3r> Hey, having a slight problem with a new install of Gutsy. Whenever I visit a page with Java on it, the browser hangs until i force quit it. I have had problems in the past with the default java plugin, so I install a different one, but this time it didnt give me a choice. Any idea how to keep FF from hanging/crashing when a java app loads?
[02:00] <aimchanger> pppp: you can use the partition manager on the Live CD for formatting purposes
[02:00] <usser> komputes: in that case vnc is probably the easiest solution
[02:00] <ppppp> how?
[02:00] <ppppp> run the cd in windows?
[02:01] <komputes> usser: I know,I just want to kno which client lets me scale
[02:01] <usser> komputes: use vino, that's what the server called in gnome I believe
[02:01] <amenado> appyJack-> nope, only RELATED and ESTABLISH so NEW are discarded via default drop policy
[02:01] <TheLastDodo> danand_: fair enough. Having grown up with them, I'm used to the earth shaking once in a while. After all, it's hardly as dangerous or frequent as the storms/hurricanes/monsoon flooding that many places put up with on a yearly basis.
[02:01] <ppppp> I didnt see any options on the cd other than mozilla etc
[02:01] <icesword> ppppp, qqqqq
[02:01] <aimchanger> ppppp: download a .ISO, burn it to CD, then Boot from the CD
[02:01] <Krumar> hey, i have volume keys on my keyboard, but they decided to map themselves to the mic volume, how do i get them to PCM?
[02:01] <komputes> usser: I have it, i need to scale the window
[02:01] <ppppp> i did
[02:01] <appyJack> amenado:Aah - Right! so, simply by adding the NEW state, that would probably help quite a bit
[02:01] <aimchanger> so you're in the Ubuntu GUI on the CD?
[02:01] <scjp_> is it easy to install ubuntu on apple macbook
[02:01] <ppppp> i have the iso burnt to a cd, and have tried booting and installing from the ubuntu enviroment 20times now
[02:02] <danand_> TheLastDodo - true.... you'll have to excuse my excitement though!! :P
[02:02] <ATLANT3AN22> funny thing is, the GUI install has never worked for me
[02:02] <ATLANT3AN22> ive always used the alternate CD
[02:02] <aimchanger> ppp: what happens when you try to install?
[02:02] <usser> komputes: pretty much any client should support it, theres xvncviewer, tightvnc
[02:02] <drpcken> ppppp,  yes you'll need to burn the iso to a cd, boot off it, then setup your partition, sorry i didn't realize you had booted into windows
[02:02] <amenado> appyJack-> try it, no one gets good at using iptables without trial and error
[02:02] <ppppp> nothing, administration window for something shows in the taskbar but then nothing
[02:02] <ATLANT3AN22> heres a question of my own for you guys
[02:02] <komputes> usser: I have it, i need to scale the window?
[02:02] <ATLANT3AN22> is there an application on linux like a windows firewall that prompts you at every connection outbound
[02:02] <aimchanger> ppppp: Isn't there an "Install" icon on the desktop?
[02:02] <ppppp> the comp im trying to install this on sucks, but is there no way I can format and do a clean ubuntu install?
[02:03] <appyJack> amenado:how well i know that. I had to pry my way back into the box a few times with some of my 'experiments' ... but its worth it
[02:03] <komputes> usser: do they have GUI
[02:03] <ppppp> ya thats what im spamming on lol
[02:03] <sandy37> ppppp,you need to restart your system run live cd
[02:03] <Condoulo> Is there a good partition manager besides gparted?
[02:03] <TheLastDodo> danand_: Do make sure to watch out for the mole people that come up through the cracks in the earth in the weeks ahead. We're used to dealing with them, so they're really just an annoyance, but if you don't carry an axe or some sort of weapon, I can see how they might be a problem.
[02:03] <Dr_willis_> ATLANT3AN22,  Linux firewalling dosent work that way. So no, i dont think there is.
[02:03] <usser> komputes: hang on
[02:03] <aimchanger> sandy: He did that, hes having trouble going thru the install process
[02:03] <aimchanger> I think..
[02:03] <ppppp> ur right
[02:03] <ATLANT3AN22> why not dr_willis, why cant a connection be stopped and then allowed/denied
[02:03] <ATLANT3AN22> I am sure when i used something it did tell me to allow or deny
[02:04] <ATLANT3AN22> i remember NTP update, i had to allow it
[02:04] <aimchanger> pppp: So how far in the wizard do you get?
[02:04] <yo___> i need help setting up a broadcom wireless 43xx series card in ubuntu
[02:04] <ATLANT3AN22> for it to go out to the servers
[02:04] <ppppp> can i format and install on an empty parition
[02:04] <Digital_Pioneer> ATLANT3AN22: Why would you want to? You'd get almost as many security alerts as in vi$ta.
[02:04] <ppppp> im used to windows being able to do that right before the install
[02:04] <sandy37> aimchanger, i think he has ram problem , what is the size of ram
[02:04] <drpcken> ppppp, once you burn the ubuntu cd, when you boot, it will let you format and partition your drive(s)
[02:04] <aimchanger> yo____: I just did that! Google it for a tutorial. I'll try to find the one that worked for me
[02:04] <Dr_willis_> ATLANT3AN22,  linux  firewaling blocks based on PORT# and otehr info. not the app doing the calling/connection.
[02:04] <ppppp> what option is that drpcken?
[02:04] <jvai> he can use firestarter frontend to iptables, & leave it open in the notification area
[02:04] <yo___> kk
[02:04] <usser> komputes: can't you use terminal server client
[02:04] <yo___> thans aim
[02:04] <yo___> thanks**
[02:04] <ATLANT3AN22> so you have no real outbound control then
[02:05] <drpcken> ppppp, its not an option, you downloaded the Ubuntu cd, right?
[02:05] <ppppp> ya
[02:05] <ATLANT3AN22> unless you hard code it into iptables etc or use a front end GUI to do it
[02:05] <appyJack> amenado: so simple, yet so far-reaching... I really appreciate your looking at that!
[02:05] <usser> komputes: its in applications->internet->terminal server client
[02:05] <aimchanger> ppppp: There's a wizard on the Live CD that takes you through everything... It will format it for you too
[02:05] <komputes> usser: no scaling for the window
[02:05] <sandy37> ppppp, what is the size of your ram
[02:05] <Dr_willis_> ATLANT3AN22,  go read up on the various IPTABLES howtos.   I guess.  You dont have a 'per app' or 'per user' controll.  that i am aware of.
[02:05] <ppppp> i dont know it's not my computer exactly, but it should have enough ram
[02:05] <amenado> ATLANT3AN-> you know in linux, one tool alone is not the solution, sometimes a combination of several to effect the desired result
[02:05] <ATLANT3AN22> so in windows, the applications can intercept the calls and stop them until you allow it, whilst linux cannot interupt calls
[02:05] <drpcken> ppppp, are you in windows now?
[02:05] <sandy37> ppppp,you need to have atleast 512mb of ram to install ubuntu from a live cd
[02:06] <ppppp> ya im on my comp, the comp im trying to install ubuntu on is next to me im using the same monitor for both
[02:06] <usser> komputes: try krdc it's a bit a kde app but its pretty neat
[02:06] <drpcken> ppppp, click START --> and right click on My Computer and click Properties
[02:06] <amenado> appyJack-> that solved it?
[02:06] <appyJack> amenado: I need to keep reading up on this for a bit.. I'm sure there's other 'glitches' in here somewhere
[02:06] <drpcken> ppppp, it will tell you the RAM
[02:06] <ATLANT3AN22> well really, I would like to know what Linux is doing, what connections it is making etc, so I know its not doing anything I dont want it to do, the exact thing i can accomplish on windows
[02:06] <Dr_willis_> I love how windows will ask me if i want to allow an app to connect... after the app is  allready running and connected and downloading stuff for the last hr+ , and occasionally reasks if i want to allow an app to connect.. after i said yes..just a few days befor.
[02:06] <yo___> aim?
[02:06] <aimchanger> yo_____: Try this link! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=285809
[02:06] <appyJack> amenado:yes! just by adding the NEW state, output to internet works fine
[02:06] <yo___> kk
[02:06] <ppppp> well id have to go afk for a bit and reconnect the monitor to it and then id prolly just look at the ram in the boot screen
[02:06] <amenado> ATLANT3AN-> then you must read up on iptables/Netfilter
[02:07] <ATLANT3AN22> dr_willis not my experiance, the apps will not make any connection until I allow them
[02:07] <ppppp> but is there no way I can partition and do a clean install from boot from the ubuntu cd?
[02:07] <drpcken> ppppp, just do what i said, its faster
[02:07] <ATLANT3AN22> using Outpost Security suite/netlimiter
[02:07] <yo___> aim.. the computer isn't connected to the internet at all
[02:07] <yo___> its my bros laptop
[02:07] <drpcken> ppppp, YES but you have to boot from the ubuntu cd
[02:07] <Dr_willis_> ATLANT3AN22,  ive seen dozens of games i play..  then when i close the game.. then i see the windows dialog asking if iwant to allow the app to connect. :) go figure.
[02:07] <ppppp> i did tho drpcken
[02:07] <ATLANT3AN22> outpost pro is different dr_willis
[02:07] <Dr_willis_> thats after playing the game online for a few hrs.
[02:07] <jvai> ATLANT3AN22, -> firestarter  - http://www.fs-security.com/
[02:07] <ATLANT3AN22> i cant do nothing until I allow it
[02:07] <ppppp> it boots and shows the logo and under it a few options for running ubuntu
[02:08] <drpcken> ppppp, i mean boot the computer off the cd
[02:08] <jvai> & tcpdump
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> i even have to allow it to make the game go full screen
[02:08] <aimchanger> yo__: can you connect it through ethernet or use a USB drive to get the files? ndiswrapper?
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> else it will just hang
[02:08] <drpcken> ppppp, not just run the cd while running windows
[02:08] <x4cau> why the new release (8.04) is too slow ? how do I fix that? can one help me? =)
[02:08] <ppppp> but when i select the top choice of running and installing it brings me to the windows of ubuntu
[02:08] <yo___> nop
[02:08] <yo___> nope
[02:08] <Dr_willis_> With the lack of spyware or other things under linux. its not much of an issue.
[02:08] <ppppp> i know im booting from it
[02:08] <yo___> i can use sneakernet tho ;)
[02:08] <RoC_MasterMind> x4cau, goto #ubuntu+1
[02:08] <ppppp> it brings me to the desktop for ubuntu
[02:08] <Odd-rationale> x4cau: Discussion about hardy in #ubuntu+1
[02:08] <x4cau> thanks
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> I get that point of course, but I like to know whats happeneing
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> on the fly I guess
[02:08] <Krumar> hey, i have volume keys on my keyboard, but they decided to map themselves to the mic volume, how do i get them to PCM?
[02:08] <ppppp> with 2 icons 1 being install on the workspace
[02:08] <aimchanger> yo___: You need to be able to get the "ndiswrapper" package and the drivers to the computer somehow...
[02:08] <scall> I just installed Ubuntu Server 7.10 and port 80 is directed to /var/www/ How do I set this up if I want multiple websites hosted here?
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> watching netstat would be pointless, looking at logs laborious,
[02:08] <Lunar_Lamp> I want to reset my root mysql password on gutsy.  "sudo /etc/init.d/mysql reset-password" doesn't work - it seems that reset-password isn't an option :-/
[02:08] <ATLANT3AN22> but thanks for help :)
[02:08] <aimchanger> pppp: Yeah! Double click on install
[02:08] <yo___> their on the livecd
[02:09] <ppppp> thats my problem, nothing happens
[02:09] <ppppp> =(
[02:09] <drpcken> ppppp, we really need to know your RAM then, there's an install icon, after that it will let you setup partitions
[02:09] <ppppp> kk then i will brb and check
[02:09] <ppppp> thx for the help seriously...
[02:09] <ppppp> i need it
[02:09] <aimchanger> yo___: Yeah thats ok. Hooking up the ethenet connection should work
[02:09] <icesword> ...
[02:09] <amenado> Lunar_Lamp-> you are using the wrong tool of mysql
[02:09] <jvai> ......
[02:10] <ATLANT3AN22> well nice talking guys, good night
[02:10] <Lunar_Lamp> amenado, when I do a google search the solution I mentioned is suggested.
[02:11] <amenado> Lunar the wrong mysql , you are trying to use the script as oppsed to the client mysql
[02:11] <aimchanger> yo___: Going through the ethernet (eth0 - the default connection), follow the tutorial. It worked for me
[02:11] <sorrowsbitch> hey! is this the help channel?
[02:11] <aimchanger> Yes it is!
[02:11] <aimchanger> sorrows: What's your problem?
[02:11] <Lunar_Lamp> amenado, ah, I've just found - that function was removed from gutsy - but it worked in Feisty.
[02:11] <sorrowsbitch> I need some guidance for setting up samba.
[02:12] <aimchanger> Sorrows: Surely. Have you tried any of the tutorials from Ubuntuforums?
[02:12] <sorrowsbitch> yep, I tried all sorts of "quick and easy" things
[02:12] <Solmaze> Now for the next big question - If I want to allow a port to be used by everyone on the local network - how would I go about that?
[02:12] <aimchanger> it should be as simple as downloading the package.. the only tricky part may be configuring it.
[02:12] <scall> I installed Ubuntu Server 7.10 and port 80 is directed to /var/www/ How do I set this up if I want multiple websites hosted there?
[02:13] <amenado> Solmaze-> for what purpose?
[02:13] <sorrowsbitch> I have done it before, with Kubuntu; I have switched to Ubuntu
[02:13] <pcmax_> System Information for PCMAX: CPU: AuthenticAMD AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3500+	2629.147 MHz, 512 KB Cache RAM: 1035 MB HDD: 123 GB OS: GNU/Linux 2.6.22-14-generic Uptime: 21:43:09 up  1:01,  1 user,  load average: 0.07, 0.05, 0.07
[02:13] <Solmaze> Setting up a mediaserver actually
[02:13] <amenado> scall-> thats an apache trick..read up on virtual hosting
[02:13] <sorrowsbitch> I have downloaded the program
[02:13] <NB2000> "/etc/apache2/sites-available"
[02:13] <aimchanger> scall: theres a few ways to do that I would think..
[02:13] <aimchanger> yeah, what amenado said.
[02:14] <Solmaze> Gotten pretty far, but it keeps getting disconnected - I read my way to it being a problem with the ports - that the port used by the mediaserver is kicked by the system.
[02:14] <aimchanger> Sorrows: have you apt-get'd the package yet?
[02:14] <icesword> load 0.05, great
[02:14] <usser> scall: read up on virtual hosts
[02:14] <Solmaze> not sure if that makes much sense...
[02:14] <sorrowsbitch> I did
[02:14] <aimchanger> alright.
[02:14] <usser> scall: one sec I'll give you a sample config in a sec
[02:14] <scall> Thanks.
[02:14] <amenado> Solmaze-> you have to think in terms of client and server, are you serving or the client ?
[02:15] <Solmaze> Serving
[02:15] <aimchanger> sorrows: http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/samba.htm
[02:15] <amenado> Solmaze-> okay, so now, you decide which port you will serve from
[02:15] <usser> scall: ok so its basically like that for each host you want to host you have to put a config file in /etc/apache2/hosts-available
[02:15] <usser> scall: those configs look something like
[02:16] <excalibas> I cant connect to wireless networks, when this happens i see a new network device called wlan0:avahi (when things work there is no wlan0:avahi.) Can someone point me to where can i learn about this avahi? or how can i fix this please?
[02:16] <sorrowsbitch> Thanks I will have a lool at it! I hope you don't mind me coming back if I still can't do it :) Thanks a bunch
[02:16] <yo___> aim i just completed that tutorial save the restart.. just waiing now
[02:16] <aimchanger> sorrows: Do you want to configure Samba for Windows sharing or Linux or both?
[02:16] <yo___> waiting**
[02:16] <sorrowsbitch> Windows
[02:16] <yo___> thanks for the link =)
[02:16] <yo___> it seemed to go smoothly
[02:16] <aimchanger> sorrows: Sure! I may or may not be here, but my email is kmadura@gmail.com if you're really stuck
[02:16] <aimchanger> Remember, google is your friend!
[02:16] <kimberly> i am tryind to set my permissions fro cdrecord
[02:17] <aimchanger> yo___: Ok sweet.
[02:17] <kimberly> is there a simple way to do it
[02:17] <amenado> excalibas-> you tried to google for avahi yet?
[02:17] <sorrowsbitch> thanks a lot
[02:17] <sorrowsbitch> good night/day!
[02:17] <aimchanger> no problem.
[02:17] <usser> scall: something like that http://pastebin.ca/919917\
[02:17] <aimchanger> you too! haha
[02:17] <usser> scall: http://pastebin.ca/919917
[02:18] <scall> Thanks.
[02:18] <usser> scall: after you done it you have to run a2ensite hostname.org
[02:18]  * Lokii- is Away, Reason: ( sick and sleeping ) | Since: ( Monday, February 25, 2008. 20:07:41 ) Xlack v2.1
[02:18] <excalibas> amenado: yes, i found its a program to do something with networking, but i coundt find a way to fix my problem tho...
[02:19] <usser> scall: to enable the site, and similarly add more virtual hosts
[02:19] <tomd123> does anyone know if there is a channel specifically for ubuntu testing? the new 8.04 alpha 5 iso?
[02:19]  * Lokii- is back ( Away 50 secs )
[02:19] <Starnestommy> tomd123: #ubuntu+1 ?
[02:19] <amenado> excalibas-> type  ifconfig -a; iwconfig;  route -n; cat /etc/resolv.conf  and paste it into pastebin please
[02:20] <usser> scall: it's a whole area on its own for instance in my example virtual hosts are assumed to be on the same server but this server can be reffered to by different dns names ie hostname1.org and hostname2.org really point to same ip
[02:20] <tomd123> ty starnestommy
[02:20] <yo___> hey aim..
[02:20] <usser> scall: and that's how apache distinguish them by name
[02:20] <aimchanger> yeah
[02:20] <clinton> argh I'm not debating with anyone tyvm
[02:20] <yo___> what happens if it doesn't turn on the wireless card?
[02:20] <yo___> i don't have a switch that turns it on or off...
[02:20] <aimchanger> yo__: yeah neither do i... Is there a light or something?
[02:20] <yo___> just a set of windows keys (fn +f2)
[02:21] <yo___> yeah theres a light
[02:21] <yo___> it hasn't turned on yet...
[02:21] <aimchanger> is it on right now?
[02:21] <yo___> nope
[02:21] <usser> scall: read up on that http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/
[02:21] <yo___> i just restarted the comp tho
[02:21] <aimchanger> oh. has it blinked at all
[02:21] <yo___> nope
[02:21] <RoC_MasterMind> well filed a bug for my failed upgrade: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/195985
[02:21] <aimchanger> How far into the boot is it?
[02:21] <yo___> the comp is still booting tho
[02:21] <cpurn> Hi, I'm using ubuntu 6.0.6 LTS.  I was wondering how I could grab the tarball source of the latest kernel available for 6.0.6 LTS?
[02:21] <yo___> dead black screen
[02:21] <bluefoxx> ok, so i have two moniters connected to my nvidia 6200, both working, but the second one[a TV] dosnt get window borders. how can i fix this?
[02:22] <aimchanger> yo__: alright. Just let it do its thing.
[02:22] <yo___> i also used the original driver downloaded from the dell website =)
[02:22] <usser> bluefoxx: bring up the terminal on the second screen and try metacity --replace
[02:22] <amenado> cpurn-> apt-get install build-essential  does not grab the kernel source?
[02:22] <usser> bluefoxx: im assuming you not running compiz or anything of that nature?
[02:22] <davmonster> build-essential doesn't
[02:22] <aimchanger> yo__: haha alright
[02:23] <cpurn> amenado: wouldn't that install all the gcc & libraries etc stuff to get you prepared for doing a bare metal package build?
[02:23] <yo___> its all booted up.. hasn't turned on yet
[02:23] <excalibas> amenado: http://pastebin.ca/919925
[02:23] <aimchanger> ok. umm in Terminal, can you run lspci
[02:23] <amenado> cpurn-> i thought it does that..then just pick your source thats needed?
[02:23] <aimchanger> look for the network controller
[02:23] <davmonster> apt-get install linux-source-(uname -r)
[02:23] <yo___> and in network settings there's no wireless option!?
[02:23] <davmonster> or linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[02:23] <davmonster> or something
[02:24] <amenado> ahh there you go, a better one
[02:24] <cpurn> davmonster: woulnd't that install the latest kernel available for other release, i.e. edgy, where I'd  like to keep in track with LTS still?
[02:24] <aimchanger> dav - run "uname -r" and add that to the last part of linux-headers-
[02:24] <davmonster> it would install source of your kernel version
[02:24] <davmonster> that's what uname -r does
[02:24] <yo___> my network controller is in there..
[02:25] <aimchanger> yo: can you see the model number or something? Like BCMXXX?
[02:25] <bluefoxx> usser: i am running compiz...otherwise i would have tried that. i have compiz running with custom settings on both screens
[02:25] <yo___> yep
[02:25] <mstef> why whenever i goto any video site firefox crashes?
[02:25] <yo___> BCM94311MCG
[02:25] <aimchanger> what is the number
[02:25] <mstef> youtube, metacafe, megavideo, etc
[02:25] <aimchanger> ok
[02:25] <amenado> excalibas get rid of that metric 100  make it so it is 0
[02:26] <excalibas> amenado: how do i do that?
[02:26] <cpurn> I have been running 2.6.15.7 for a while, I  had to custom package the kernel for some reasons.  I'm thinkingo f upgrading my custom package kernel to the latest available...
[02:26] <aimchanger> yo: try this tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4392065
[02:26] <wers> do you know any app that will work with a sony ericsson p990i? the only app that I successfully used with it so far is wammu
[02:26] <cpurn> davmas: so I was looking at the latest... I think I get it
[02:26] <cpurn> I'll give it a try...thanks
[02:26] <aimchanger> It may add some of the same things, just ignore them
[02:26] <wers> I want to sync stuff and install to my sony ericsson phone
[02:27] <davmonster> cpurn: type uname -r on a console
[02:27] <amenado> exacalibas what is it worth to you? am hungry right now <wink>
[02:27] <davmonster> cpurn: to see what it does
[02:27] <cpurn> 2.6.15.7-ubuntu1-custom
[02:27] <davmonster> heh okay
[02:27] <aimchanger> yo__: I mean that tut is specifically for your Version.. I had something else but yeah, try that link
[02:27] <cpurn> it's custom kernel that I packaged a while back
[02:27] <cpurn> it's not from the tree
[02:27] <danage> where do i report a bug in the new firefox beta 3 that is in hardy?
[02:27] <cpurn> I had to recompile this kernel by hand and hand picked the modules
[02:28] <danage> it's been broken for weeks
[02:28] <davmonster> cpurn: sorry, that's beyond my expertise :(
[02:28] <cpurn> davmonster: roger that, thanks for helping and trying! :)
[02:28] <aimchanger> danage: have you looked at mozilla's website?
[02:29] <bluefoxx> so how can i get window borders going on my second screen?i know my hard ware can support it, and i am running compiz BTW
[02:29] <danage> aimchanger: no i haven't, but this bug might be ubuntu specific so i was thinking of launchpad. but there are MILLION ways to report mozilla bugs
[02:29] <excalibas> amenado: sorry, i dont understand, i would really like to fix this, i have to change places a lot and this is a problem for me mabie just point me the way so i can try to fix it...
[02:30] <Condoulo> ok, my webcam works, but my microphone does not, is there a reason to this? (The mic is built into the webcam, Ubuntu detects it, but places like ustream won't and apps won't detect it properly)
[02:30] <aimchanger> danage: Oh alright. Well yeah if you find a solution, make sure to post it on Ubuntu Forums!
[02:30] <aimchanger> What is the problem anyways?
[02:30] <yo___> AHHH  i cant find my sneakernet router (sdcard) lol
[02:30] <usser> bluefoxx: so are you running it as dual head ie separate xserver for each monitor? can you drag windows from one screen to another?
[02:31] <danage> aimchanger: what do you mean? is your firefox also broken?
[02:31] <amenado> excalibas easy to understand, am hungry, and could use... j/k  hehehe
[02:31] <bluefoxx> usser: they are seperate x screens, i cannot drag windows onto eachother as i run 4 workspaces on each
[02:32] <aimchanger> danage: No, but maybe I could shed some light on the solution. Probably not, but its worth a try.
[02:32] <prince_jammys> danage: #firefox is a possibility
[02:32] <danage> prince_jammys: good idea
[02:32] <amenado> excalibas-> all you do is add metric 0 on the interfaces file for the wlan0 definition on the interface file
[02:32] <usser> bluefoxx: I see... I assume you tried compiz --replace on the one without borders?
[02:32] <prince_jammys> danage: wow you type fast
[02:32] <peepsalot> isn't there some thing for ubuntu that rates how popular packages are?  how can I see those results?
[02:33] <danage> prince_jammys: enter the first few letters of the name and then press <tab>
[02:33] <Odd-rationale> peepsalot: In the add/remove applications
[02:33] <bluefoxx> usser: nope, not yet, i will do that now. if i disappear then most likely my desktop has crashed
[02:33] <anthony> peepsalot: popcon.ubuntu.com
[02:33] <prince_jammys> danage: oh i know but even then
[02:33] <usser> bluefoxx: one more thing... is compiz actually running on that one without borders? wobbly windows and such?
[02:33] <danage> :)
[02:33] <Luke2008> Do you guys know any good free .iso burners?
[02:34] <aimchanger> danage: ohhh haha thanks
[02:34] <usser> Lu
[02:34] <danage> on another issue, does anybody know how to get an older ati mobility radeon 7500 work under hardy with the new xorg.conf
[02:34] <cherwin> Like2008: cdrecord
[02:34] <anthony> !burners | Luke2008
[02:34] <ubotu> Luke2008: CD/DVD Burning software: K3b (KDE), gnomebaker, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus-CD-Burner, GToaster, xcdroast (GNOME), wodim (terminal-based). Burning .iso files: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[02:34] <davmonster> Luke2008: ubuntu desktop
[02:34] <Luke2008> thx ill try it out
[02:34] <aimchanger> Luke2008: Yes
[02:34] <usser> Luke2008: for windows?
[02:34] <Luke2008> yes
[02:34] <bluefoxx> usser: yes, it is, i have the 3d desktop switching and all thta...i took away wobbly windows though
[02:34] <cherwin> Luke2008: you've got to be kidding
[02:34] <icesword> burnatonce
[02:34] <davmonster> Luke2008: google for iso tools
[02:34] <Odd-rationale> Luke2008: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto#head-5f36c46dbbdd2bd773ae1f5d361be66c6553babf
[02:35] <excalibas> amenado: Im sorry but i really dont undestand what you mean, im a bit slow (its 2:34am here), i have no idea how to this...
[02:35] <icesword> ultraiso
[02:35] <davmonster> Luke2008: that's what I use
[02:35] <usser> bluefoxx: cool one more thing you can try if compiz is on is gtk-window-decorator --replace
[02:35] <aimchanger> Luke2008: http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
[02:35] <LukeL> www.imgburn.com
[02:35] <Odd-rationale> Luke2008: My fav. for windows is: http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com/isorecorder.htm
[02:35] <aimchanger> Luke2008: easy, Incorperated into Windows Shell, and awesome =)
[02:35] <amenado> excalibas-> then its time for you to take a break, get a fresh start tomorrow morning.. :P  it will come to you,  metric 0
[02:35] <davmonster> I like isorecorder too
[02:35] <yo___> where can i get cabextract?
[02:36] <Odd-rationale> aimchanger: Sorry. Didn't mean to copy you...
[02:36] <bazhang> Luke2008: isorecorder2
[02:36] <bluefoxx> also. compiz --replace has removed all my wondow borders on both screens, and now everything is running slow, my input is lagging behind by 5 seconds as is output to the screens
[02:36] <Odd-rationale> yo___: apt-get cabextract
[02:36] <aimchanger> Odd-rationale: haha no problem. Great minds think alike
[02:36] <yo___> its not hooked up to the net
[02:36] <sammyF> hey there. how can I permanently add a library path? export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=... works, but it isn't permanent, is it?
[02:36] <Odd-rationale> yo___: Then hook up!
[02:36] <yo___> i have to find it in windows and transfer it to a different comp
[02:36] <yo___> i cant
[02:36] <yo___> none of my network controllers are working
[02:36] <usser> bluefoxx: odd switch back to metacity, kill compiz if anything of it is left hanging in processes and try again
[02:36] <amenado> sammyF-> you have a /etc/profile
[02:36] <darkdelusions> yo___: http://freshmeat.net/projects/cabextract/
[02:37] <stormzen-away> Hmm.. is there a way of seeing the packages that everyone is downloading without searching for them on that site?  ( https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/i386 )  <-- want to see if there is anything that I'm missing. ;-)
[02:37] <yo___> thankyou
[02:37] <aimchanger> Odd-rationale: yo__ and I have been trying to install his wireless drivers
[02:37] <yo___> lmao
[02:37] <Odd-rationale> yo___: Have gutsy?
[02:37] <yo___> yep
[02:37] <Odd-rationale> yo___: http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/cabextract
[02:37] <usser> bluefoxx: try gtk-window-decorator --replace on borderless screen once you get compiz running
[02:37] <yo___> which one do i dl?
[02:37] <sammyF> amenado: yep
[02:37] <Odd-rationale> yo___: 32 bit?
[02:37] <yo___> nvm got it
[02:37] <yo___> 64
[02:38] <Odd-rationale> yo___: OK. Don't for get the dependency, if you don't already have it.
[02:38] <sammyF> amenado: just adding the line to it? I just compiled code::blocks and it succeeded in removing /usr/local/lib from the library path .. permanently :/
[02:38] <yo___> wuts that?
[02:38] <excalibas> amenado: i guess youre right about the break, i will think about what you said and try to learn something. thanks for helping :)
[02:38] <JohnRobert> anyone here used fusepod fusefs util?
[02:38] <yurimxpxman> how can I add music to my 6th generation iPod? I haven't had any luck.
[02:38] <Piu> #ubuntu-br
[02:38] <Odd-rationale> yo___: That red circle. Check if you have that installed already
[02:38] <yo___> wut red circle? lol
[02:39] <amenado> excalibas-> no problem, sometimes a lil rest would do wonders
[02:39]  * cpurn is away: (Auto-Away after 10 mins) [BX-MsgLog On]
[02:39] <prince_jammys> !away >cpurn
[02:39] <Odd-rationale> yo___: Do you see the heading: "Download cabextract" near the bottom?
[02:39] <amenado> sammyF-> thats the global profile that every user when they logged on, is used
[02:40] <deadlylife> hai
[02:40] <excalibas> Good night all
[02:40] <yo___> i have cab extract and used it already
[02:40] <usser> nighty
[02:40] <deadlylife> bai
[02:40] <AtomicSpark> so this is the second time my os "froze" is there a good place to check logs to see what caused it?
[02:40] <amenado> sammyF-> except for ssh login I think..but am not 100% sure about ssh login
[02:40] <bazhang> yurimxpxman: what model
[02:40] <sammyF> amenado: k, thanks :) ld.so.conf isn't used by ubuntu?
[02:40] <yurimxpxman> bazhang: it's the new 80GB black one..
[02:41] <Odd-rationale> yo___: You have cabextract installed already?
[02:41] <yo___> yep
[02:41] <amenado> sammyF-> it maybe ldconfig
[02:41] <yo___> i already installed it right now
[02:41] <aimchanger> yurimxpxman:  have you tried etkpod?
[02:41] <bazhang> yurimxpxman: classic?
[02:41] <yurimxpxman> bazhang: yeah, it's a classic
[02:41] <deadlylife> Obama 2 Hillary 3
[02:41] <Odd-rationale> yo___: It installed fine?
[02:41] <yurimxpxman> aimchanger: no, I haven't heard of it
[02:41] <aimchanger> yurimxpxman:  have you tried gtkpod *
[02:41] <Geoffrey2> I want to be able to access documents on my Ubuntu desktop from several other computers in my home network, some running Linux, others Windows...what's a good solution for doing that?
[02:41] <yurimxpxman> aimchanger: yes, gtkpod didn't work
[02:41] <yo___> yep
[02:41] <NB2000> deadlylife Keeping Score? :)
[02:41] <amenado> sammyF-> man ldconfig  and it does mention about ld.so.conf
[02:41] <Odd-rationale> yo___: OK then!
[02:41] <yo___> i got the amd64 verion.. why wouldn't it?
[02:41] <yo___> lol
[02:41] <usser> Geoffrey2: ftp server
[02:42] <wweasel> Anyone have any idea why MSNBC's online flash-based video streaming isn't working in by Ubuntu install?
[02:42] <aimchanger> hmm. yeah i haven't experimented with my iPod yet. Sorry. Try some good ol' Google
[02:42] <aimchanger> wweasel: have you installed all flash plugins?
[02:42] <aimchanger> wweasel: basically just Flash Player
[02:42] <bazhang> http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/Media_Device:IPod also with stuff about gtkpod yurimxpxman though you may need to compile a bit
[02:42] <wweasel> aimchanger: Yeah, youtube etc. works.
[02:42] <aimchanger> wweasel: Gnash doesnt work too well. It's unstable
[02:42] <amenado> Geoffrey2-> i like nfs
[02:42] <wweasel> aimchanger: flashplugin-nonfree
[02:43] <aimchanger> wweasel: Hmm.. It could be just a browser issue
[02:43] <wweasel> aimchanger: Try it yourself? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23349901/ - and click on live video link
[02:43] <sammyF> amenado: thanks ... if I don't get along with ldconfig I'll just add the export to profile. /usr/local/lib is mentioned in ld.so.conf, so it SHOULD be used ... just that it isn't ;)
[02:43] <amenado> Geoffrey2-> i like nfs == network file system
[02:43] <rseeber> Hello, I'm having a problem with my Ubuntu computer taking up all my wireless bandwidth. I have an ubuntu and a windows box next to each other and when ever the ubuntu box is downloading something, it almost kills my connection on the windows box
[02:43] <usser> amenado: nfs is not gonna work for windows client will it?
[02:43] <amenado> usser they have nfs client for windows
[02:43] <wweasel> rseeber: that sounds like just a standard problem with a home network with limited bandwidth. not an OS specific thing.
[02:44] <scall> I am creating a document with vim. When I try to save it I receive the error: "index.html" E212: Can't open file for writing
[02:44] <usser> amenado: oh really? wow how cool is that
[02:44] <aimchanger> wweasel: Works for me. =/
[02:44] <amenado> usser-> its been available since w95 i believe
[02:44] <wweasel> aimchanger:    :(
[02:44] <co_hUjaN> cO_peNaKlUK
[02:44] <rseeber> wweasel: when i download on the windows box, the ubuntu box doesn't seem to slow down
[02:44] <usser> amenado: I was never aware of that :)
[02:44] <aimchanger> scall: Try using sudo vi index.html
[02:44] <aimchanger> scall: It seems like you dont have privileges
[02:44] <amenado> usser-> but it may not be from microsoft itself, some third party
[02:44] <wweasel> rseeber: hmm, no idea then. sorry.
[02:45] <andrew_> hey, i found it once before, but cant now, does anyone know where the .conf file is for changing the color behind the splash screen?
[02:45] <scall> That worked. Thanks.
[02:45] <rseeber> wweasle: ok, thanks anyway
[02:45] <aimchanger> scall: no problemo
[02:45] <aimchanger> scall: you'll need to sudo a lot of things
[02:46] <sammyF> amenado: just so you know, in case someone else comes up with the same problem : ldconfig.real (as root) rebuilt the library cache apparently
[02:46] <darkdelusions> andrew_: are you just trying to change the login screen?
[02:46] <sammyF> amenado: everything should work again :) thanks again!
[02:47] <amenado> sammyF-> no sweat, its been a while since i have tinkered with ld.so.conf..am rusty
[02:47] <ice109> hey i installed something here : ~/Wolfram/Mathematica/6.0
[02:47] <ice109> where did it go?
[02:47] <ice109> cause it's not in my directory
[02:47] <yo___> im really hoping this works with the internet
[02:47] <ice109> my home directory
[02:47] <yo___> ive tried a million different tutorials
[02:47] <bluefoxx> usser:  that last command crashed my computer beyond the help of even reisub, the first destablized me[and i loose my 4 day uptime, and a story i was working on. didnt save to the scsi in time >.>]
[02:47] <eric> hey all. Anyone here have experience with ltsp? I have edubuntu server installed and Wyse thin client on the same network...
[02:47] <bruenig> ice109: check /opt
[02:48] <sorrowsbitch> Hi, I need help with Samba!
[02:48] <eric> the wyse client is set to PXEboot, but I'm unsure how it is supposed to find the image to boot from, etc..
[02:48] <ice109> bruenig nope
[02:48] <eric> will pay for help services :)
[02:48] <andrew_> darkdelusions no, the bg color after the login screen, i changed that and the splash screen, but the bg color around the splash screen is that gross pink color stull
[02:48] <amenado> eric-> your dhcp server will tell your pxeboot client that it should look for it in the /tftp directory
[02:48] <yo___> whats the linux equivalent of a windows BATCH file?
[02:48] <ice109> anyone anyone? where did the program i installed here : ~/Wolfram/Mathematica/6.0
[02:48] <ice109>  go?
[02:48] <usser> bluefoxx: good god man... shouldn't do important stuff on unstable machines
[02:48] <bazhang> eric for paid contact canonical
[02:49] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  you can easially make bash shell scripts.
[02:49] <luderacer> hello
[02:49] <stephans> ok im using deb mirror and i get: gpgv: Can't check signature: public key not found
[02:49] <yo___> just wonderin lol
[02:49] <stephans> here is my command line: debmirror -v --host=us.archive.ubuntu.com --method=http --root=ubuntu --arch=i386 --dist=gutsy,gutsy-updates,gutsy-security --section=main --nosource --passive gutsy
[02:49] <yo___> how do you do that?
[02:49] <prince_jammys> ice109: try :::  find /usr -iname *mathematica*
[02:49] <eric> amenado: i just installed it all and rebooted the wyse client and it didn't see one..
[02:49] <stephans> how do I make it find the public key?
[02:49] <eric> my router provides DHCP...
[02:49] <stephans> I tried puting the trusted.gpg from /etc/apt where it is looking for it... but no go....
[02:49] <bruenig> yo___: saying bash scripts are equivalent to batch files is almost a joke, bash is incomparably better than dinky batch files
[02:49] <eric> so how does the server?
[02:49] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  put bash commandsd in a text file.. chmod +x the file, ./file
[02:49] <usser> ice109: precisely where it says, into your homefolder in Wolfram/Mathematica/6.0
[02:49] <yo___> lmao
[02:49] <sorrowsbitch> Anyone who is gonna save this newbie from his samba troubles?
[02:49] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  time to read a few bash begeinner guides.
[02:49] <ice109> usser it's not there
[02:50] <yo___> gimme some links lol
[02:50] <bruenig> !bash
[02:50] <ubotu> The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE).  Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[02:50] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  google.com
[02:50] <amenado> eric you must setup a specialized dhcp server, do not use your linksy/wireless router for this purpose
[02:50] <yo___> i need some linux beginner tutorials lol
[02:50] <ice109> prince_jammys case sensitive?
[02:50] <eric> amenado: care to help me out with this? i'm in over my head
[02:50] <ice109> what is powerful find command?
[02:50] <ice109> what is a powerful find command to use?
[02:50] <Luderacer> for some reason ubuntu is freezing any way i can find out why?
[02:50] <usser> ice109: weird did you install using sudo?
[02:50] <prince_jammys> ice109: -iname is case insensitive
[02:50] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training
[02:50] <ice109> nope
[02:51] <bluefoxx> usser:  this machine isnt unstable, its just...well it hates me ¬¬. my other machines are unstable...if you consider running a full install of ubuntu spread across 3 6 gigs ona  450mhz celeron with 128 ram while overclocking 40% unstable
[02:51] <mosibfu> ice109, i like locate
[02:51] <amenado> eric-> if you can spare the time to read up on tutorials regarding linux LTSP then come back, after you go through its drill
[02:51] <prince_jammys> ice109: "find" is the powerful find command
[02:51] <eric> I have been reading them most of the day :)
[02:51] <eric> time isn't an issue for me. but I don't understand some of it.
[02:51] <sorrowsbitch> SAMBA help?
[02:51] <ice109> prince_jammys what does /usr and -iname do?
[02:51] <andrew_> any idea where the .conf file is to change the bg color for the splash screen
[02:51] <eric> been reading the WIKI all day :)
[02:51] <amenado> eric-> also sometimes, one needs a break so one can absorb the info, we all get info overload
[02:51] <eric> yeah.
[02:52] <prince_jammys> ice109: searches within /usr recursively , -iname searches case insensitive
[02:52] <illmortal> Anyone know if Gutsy 7.10 has a shut down bug?.... Network manager seeems to be the culprit in causing my shut down to freeze
[02:52] <usser> bluefoxx: heh... not to be a jerk or anything ubuntu by definition is unstable :P... anyhow did you get compiz running again? this command crashed you gtk-window-decorator --replace?
[02:52] <jooje> I like the architecture style thou.
[02:52] <ice109> prince_jammys so if i want to search the entire directory tree how do i do that?
[02:52] <amenado> illmortal-> how long did you wait?
[02:52] <ice109> find / Mathematica?
[02:52] <illmortal> lol nearly 10 minutes.
[02:52] <jooje> wrong window
[02:52] <illmortal> and i couldn't stop halt, amenado.
[02:52] <ice109> woops that did not do what i wanted it to do
[02:52] <prince_jammys> ice109: sudo find / -iname *mathematica*
[02:53] <ConstyXIV> can you manually override your DNS servers?
[02:53] <prince_jammys> ice109: with *
[02:53] <amenado> illmortal you can get around it by doing ifdown wlan0 or ifdown eth0 whichever interfaces you have, then shutdown
[02:53] <ice109> what does the * do?
[02:53] <bruenig> prince_jammys: quote '*mathematica*'
[02:53] <xander> ok , i messed up bad
[02:53] <xander> is there someone here that can help me sort out my xorg.conf
[02:53] <illmortal> amenado, should I do this prior to clicking the shut down button?
[02:54] <bluefoxx> usser:  i rebooted alltogether witht the magical reset button i put on my computer. and no the gtk-window-decorator --replace crashed me. hard.
[02:54] <prince_jammys> ice109: will match mathematica-12 mathematica-blah..   if you don't use * you will only match a file named "mathematica" and no other
[02:54] <darkdelusions> illmortal: yes you will want to do it before you shutdown
[02:54] <amenado> eric-> anyhow the concept is, you should only have one dhcp server on that subnet, otherwise the pxeclient may get a wrong ip and will not get the boot stuff from tftp server
[02:54] <xander> if i could get my drivers working properly , it would be the last major hurdle to converting over to linux
[02:55] <bluefoxx> andrew_:i'de like to know wear that .conf file is too, if you find out
[02:55] <usser> bluefoxx: one more thing check your xorg.conf for that line     Option         "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True" its supposed to be somewhere in the Screen section
[02:55] <amenado> illmortal yes, prior to shutting down, shutdown process actually does that for you, but sometimes it gets stuck as you have experienced
[02:55] <ice109> where is a good place to put applications?
[02:55] <sorrowsbitch> Still hanging in here for Samba pro!
[02:55] <ice109> in my home directory?
[02:55] <eric_> did you get my last question, amenado? i got discd
[02:55] <prince_jammys> ice109: /usr/local
[02:55] <amenado> eric nope..
[02:55] <amenado> eric-> anyhow the concept is, you should only have one dhcp server on that subnet, otherwise the pxeclient may get a wrong ip and will not get the boot stuff from tftp server
[02:55] <andrew_> bluefoxx ok
[02:55] <illmortal> amenado, it has done this 4 times back to back already....
[02:55] <bluefoxx> usser:  kk
[02:55] <prince_jammys> ice109: or /opt, some people use
[02:55] <bluefoxx> usser:  brb then
[02:55] <eric_>  so in general...
[02:55] <eric_>  since my router is providing DHCP
[02:55] <eric_>  I can't disable that or everything else breaks
[02:55] <eric_>  recommended action?
[02:56] <andrew_> bluefoxx i spent tons of time looking for it last time, but then forgot and just had to reinstal...
[02:56] <eric_> ok, so I need a switch in place
[02:56] <illmortal> I strongly believe there's some sort of network manager bug... specially since it displays that i don' t have connectivity even though I'm online right now.
[02:56] <amenado> eric-> put the client with pxe on its own subnet with your own customized dhcp server
[02:56] <eric_> doubt the router allows that
[02:56] <eric_> well, it might
[02:56] <eric_> linksys 24 port switch
[02:57] <amenado> eric-> create another subnet, separate network
[02:57] <xander> i have used envy , but i don't think its doing it correctly
[02:57] <eric_> amenado: you make that sound simple
[02:57] <usser> !envy
[02:57] <ubotu> envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[02:57] <amenado> eric yes, creating a separate network is not difficult
[02:57] <phuzion> if a directory shows up as cyan in terminal, does that mean it is a symlink/
[02:57] <phuzion> ?
[02:58] <yo___> omg
[02:58] <prince_jammys> phuzion: do ls -l file_name and see
[02:58] <yo___> stupid tutorial once again didn't work
[02:58] <prince_jammys> phuzion: or do  :: file file_name
[02:58] <xander> ok i have that on now
[02:58] <yo___> where can i get the firmware for the bcm43xx
[02:58] <yo___> ?
[02:58] <phuzion> prince_jammys, yeah, thanks.  How do I undo a symlink then?
[02:58] <xander> but i don't have the resolution i would like to use
[02:58] <Dr_willis_> yo___,  i just ran the resticted-manager tool and it grabbed it for my bcm card.
[02:58] <amenado> yo___-> do you have the 7.10 liveCD i believe it is there
[02:58] <Odd-rationale> phuzion: Del it
[02:59] <prince_jammys> phuzion: you can delete the symlink
[02:59] <stormzen-away> I'm experimenting with wmctrl.  Is there a way of determine what window hints are being applied when windows are grouped together using compiz?
[02:59] <eric_> hmmmmmmmmmmmm
[02:59] <prince_jammys> phuzion: and recreate whatever you need
[02:59] <yo___> i have the livecd
[02:59] <eric_> so I have another switch sitting here. I should plug it all into that one.
[02:59] <yo___> what is it on the live cd?
[02:59] <eric_> the server and client
[02:59] <eric_> its a web-managed switch. then i turn off DHCP and i'm good to go?
[02:59] <xander> can i just add the resolution into the xorg.conf?
[02:59] <amenado> !who | yo___
[02:59] <ubotu> yo___: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :)
[02:59] <phuzion> and how do I create symlinks again?
[03:00] <Odd-rationale> phuzion: ln -s
[03:00] <bluefoxx> usser: whear is the xorg.conf file i want to check? the one i found didnt have that phrase
[03:00] <amenado> eric yeah, create a separate vlan
[03:00] <prince_jammys> phuzion: ln -s target link_file       (link_file cannot exist)
[03:00] <Odd-rationale> bluefoxx: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:00] <usser> bluefoxx: its in /etc/X11
[03:00] <bluefoxx> Odd-rationale: ty
[03:00] <cO_pEnAkLuK> kontol
[03:00] <stormzen-away> !compiz
[03:00] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[03:01] <usser> bluefoxx: if you don't have it there try to run this command sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24
[03:01] <mikev> hi, i have a problem with "launchers", whenever I create one after a few "uses" it doesnt work anymore, I create a launcher for sudo bash, and it works a couple of times but not anymore, what is wrong with them? how I do create them safely?
[03:01] <darkdelusions> yo__: what version of windows are you using
[03:01] <amenado> eric-> have your dedicate tftp server with dhcp available on that separate network
[03:01] <darkdelusions> errr
[03:01] <darkdelusions> yo__: what version of ubuntu are you using
[03:01] <darkdelusions> wow
[03:01] <amenado> dedicated*
[03:01] <darkdelusions> I am retarted tonight
[03:01] <Odd-rationale> mikev: Try making it for "gksu bash"
[03:01] <usser> mikev: don't use sudo bash launch gnome terminal instead something like gksu gnome-terminal
[03:01] <yo___> 7.10
[03:01] <yo___> dar
[03:02] <yo___> dark**
[03:02] <phuzion> Ok, this isn't making sense anymore.  Two of my hard drives are showing up in /media/, but aren't actually working
[03:02] <fiveiron> anyone know what the heck "zeus-admin" is?
[03:02] <Odd-rationale> yo___: Try <tab> instead of ** :P
[03:02] <darkdelusions> yo__: have you tried this walk threw https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Gutsy
[03:02] <mikev> yeah, forgot to tell that I already did sudo gnome termianl and its the same, lemme try with gksu
[03:03] <bluefoxx> usser: kk[its not there, so thanks]
[03:03] <yurimxpxman> have any of you gotten a 6th generation ipod to work in ubuntu?
[03:03] <usser> bluefoxx: run this sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24
[03:03] <phuzion> Actually, I take that back, nothing but my ext3 ubuntu partition is working.  and I have 3 other partitions with all of my data on them.  How do I get them to work again?
[03:03] <usser> bluefoxx: and see if compiz loads correctly
[03:03] <Nick-O> i'm sure you have heard this a million times but i was wondering how to make the sound in firefox in amd64 7.10 work with flash
[03:04] <Nick-O> i'd be fine with an in depth tutorial taht actually works
[03:04] <mikev> Odd-rationale: it works =D thnx, I hope it stays that way XD...
[03:04] <bluefoxx> usser: ran the command, just gonna finish the movie on the TV then try the command, thanks =3
[03:04] <usser> Nick-O: elaborate, sound when doing what?
[03:04] <Nick-O> playing a flah video like youtube
[03:05] <usser> Nick-O: hm works fine for me
[03:05] <mikev> usser_ thnx too
[03:05] <daedalus2> q: if ubuntu detected and load the nvidia restricted driver just fine do I need to mess with the proprietory (sp) drivers @ all?
[03:05] <Nick-O> i've read a lot of forums on it but none work
[03:05] <Odd-rationale> mikev: np
[03:05] <xander> yeah driver givin me a headache
[03:06] <usser> Nick-O: let me clarify you have flash itself going, just not the sound?
[03:06] <xander> everything worked with envy , but it looked kind of crappy
[03:06] <drpcken> what command can i use to restart an app thats hung?
[03:06] <xander> now nothing works , but it looks ok
[03:06] <Nick-O> the video plays but there is no sound
[03:06] <usser> Nick-O: I really never heard of this problem sorry
[03:06] <drpcken> i would google it, but said App is Firefox :)
[03:06] <xander> is there someone that might be able to help sort out my xorg.conf ?
[03:06] <Nick-O> that's fine
[03:07] <usser> drpcken: ps -Al | grep firefox
[03:07] <drpcken> xander, just ask
[03:07] <xander> i been searching forums , but i think thats made it worse ha
[03:07] <usser> drpcken: not the 3rd number
[03:07] <usser> drpcken: *note and then kill number
[03:07] <mindheavy> has libstdc++5 been replaced by libstdc++6? i cannot get gutsy to install the xorg-driver-fglrx because apt-get can't find libstdc++5
[03:07] <Nick-O> are you running the 64 bit version?
[03:07] <xander> i am using 64bit
[03:07] <mar77i> hi I've got a strange problem
[03:07] <Nick-O> i'm not sure if it's relatied
[03:08] <darkdelusions> jpipkin: go away stalker ;)
[03:08] <usser> Nick-O: yes I am
[03:08] <jpipkin> stfu n00b
[03:08] <usser> Nick-O: how did you install flash?
[03:08] <tmcfulton> Google Earth causes a logout when running it, any help?
[03:08] <oneeyedelf1> can someone recommend a howto for installing the latest nvidia drivers?
[03:08] <Nick-O> it was on firefox after the install
[03:08] <xander> is there part of my file i should paste here for someone to see ?
[03:08] <mikev> while Im here I have a another question, long time windows user, what permissions do I need to set to a file, to be able to do anything like in a windows environment, like rename, double click, delete, etc, to my user, and full read to anyone else? whats the x permission for?
[03:08] <Nick-O> do you know how to uninstall so i can try reinstalling?
[03:08] <xander> im askin the same thing oneeye
[03:08] <orbisvicis> !console
[03:08] <ubotu> The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE).  Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[03:08] <mar77i> can u tell me why permission is denied to me to folder /home/martti while I've got chowned them martti:martti and modded to 644???
[03:08] <jpipkin> oneeyedelf1:: the nvidia driver includes a readme with very simple and well-documented instructions.
[03:08] <orbisvicis> !consolefont
[03:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about consolefont - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:08] <drpcken> usser, the 4 digit or 3 digit number?
[03:09] <biabia> Ubuntu isn't recognizing my three non-ext3 partitions.'
[03:09] <orbisvicis> how can i change the console font on ubuntu ?
[03:09] <xander> i think the driver is installed , its not set up right or something
[03:09] <usser> drpcken: should be the fourth column
[03:09] <jpipkin> xander:: read nvidia's readme.
[03:09] <xander> i think i did
[03:09] <xander> but ok
[03:09] <tmcfulton> When running Google Earth, my session gets logged out, any help, please?
[03:09] <mar77i> qry? what's wrong?
[03:09] <usser> Nick-O: sudo dpkg --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[03:10] <luciddr34m3r> Hey, I'm on a fresh install of gutsy, and every time I load a Java applet in firefox, it hangs/crashes. Any ideas?
[03:10] <usser> Nick-O: and then apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[03:10] <mindheavy> has libstdc++5 been replaced by libstdc++6? i cannot get gutsy to install the xorg-driver-fglrx because apt-get can't find libstdc++5
[03:10] <phuzion> Ubuntu isn't recognizing my three non-ext3 partitions. They should show up in /media/hda1 /media/hdb5 and /media/sda1. The directories that are there exist, but they are empty, which leads me to believe the drives are not mounted.  How do I fix this?
[03:10] <jpipkin> mindheavy:: there should be a compat version. search in aptitude.
[03:11] <jpipkin> mindheavy:: for 5
[03:11] <usser> phuzion: well try to mount them manually
[03:11] <usser> phuzion: sudo mount /dev/hdb5 /media/hdb5 etc
[03:11] <mar77i> can u tell me why permission is denied to me to folder /home/martti while I've got chowned them martti:martti and modded to 644???
[03:11] <xander> ok where do i find the readme ?
[03:11] <xander> my head is spinning
[03:11] <macogw> is there a package for the xscreensaver that lets you pass keypresses to ElectricSheep?
[03:11] <darkdelusions> luciddr34m3r: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[03:12] <tmcfulton> Can somebody help me, Google Earth and AmaroK cause spontaneous logouts, perhaps a library problem?
[03:12] <luciddr34m3r> darkdelusions: i'm pretty sure i've done that but i'll double check... i even reinstalled, and then manually installed the plugins...
[03:12] <xander> nm i got it , back after a read
[03:13] <luciddr34m3r> darkdelusions: it saus its already installed
[03:13] <Nick-O> it's DLing. i'll see if this works
[03:13] <luciddr34m3r> says*
[03:13] <tmcfulton> no error messages or anything
[03:13] <mikev> while Im here I have a another question, long time windows user, which permissions do I need to set to a file, to be able to do anything with my user like in a windows environment, like rename, double click, delete, etc, and full read to anyone else? whats the x permission for?
[03:13] <Jangari> anyone know a good audio editor (i.e., that is *not* audacity) for linux?
[03:14] <Nick-O> that didn't work
[03:14] <tmcfulton> There is no other
[03:14] <jpipkin> Jangari:: there are plenty, ask google and wiki
[03:14] <andrew_> bluefoxx, you still here?
[03:14] <mindheavy> jpipkin: aptitude isn't showing a libstdc++5 either
[03:14] <usser> Nick-O: what did it say?
[03:14] <mar77i> what shellbased user administration is there?
[03:14] <Nick-O> everything uninstalled and installed properly without errors but still no audio
[03:15] <luciddr34m3r> anyone know why firefox would crash when i load a java applet? i already have the sun-java6-plugin
[03:15] <jpipkin> mindheavy:: works for me.
[03:15] <daedalus2> q: if ubuntu detected and load the nvidia restricted driver just fine do I need to mess with the proprietary (sp) drivers @ all?
[03:15] <jpipkin> dunno man.
[03:15] <Nick-O> you want me to do it again and give you the terminal readings?
[03:15] <mindheavy> jpipkin:  are you just going to search -> find? is there something im missing perhaps?
[03:15] <jpipkin> daedalus2:: it's restricted because it *is* proprietary
[03:15] <usser> daedalus2: not really... unless you going for latest and greatest!
[03:15] <mindheavy> jpipkin: i've never used aptitude
[03:15] <jpipkin> mindheavy:: I just use /
[03:16] <Nick-O> any way to reinstall firefox?
[03:16] <darkdelusions> daedalus2: You dont need the proprietary drivers if Ubuntu loaded the restriced unless you want to update to a more recent version
[03:16] <drpcken_> grrrr, can anyone tell me what ctrl alt F2 does? besides make me lose my gui and have to restart lol
[03:16] <jpipkin> puts on the second virtual terminal.
[03:16] <daedalus2> do you gain any extra functions/speed with latest/greatest?
[03:16] <werneck> how can I make apt-get to just download the deb packages, with all dependencies, not install them
[03:16] <usser> Nick-O: I really am lost, never seen this before and not sure if reinstalling firefox would help
[03:16] <jpipkin> daedalus2:: usually, yes.
[03:16] <Nick-O> i have 8 updates to do and some of the forums said that fixed it so i'm going to try that
[03:16] <darkdelusions> daedalus2: not really
[03:17] <Nick-O> yeah, i don't think so either
[03:17] <Geoffrey2> any guess why trying to restart slapd would cause an error that slapd.conf can't be found, even though it's actually there?
[03:17] <usser> Nick-O: try it
[03:17] <drpcken_> how can i get back to my gui from the second virtual terminal?
[03:17] <luciddr34m3r> drpcken_: it takes you to a terminal. i think you can get out with ctrl + apt + F7... i think
[03:17] <luciddr34m3r> alt*
[03:17] <drpcken_> ahh
[03:17] <jpipkin> drpcken_:: usually alt-f7
[03:17] <drpcken_> thank you!
[03:17] <luciddr34m3r> i think
[03:17] <luciddr34m3r> ah just alt
[03:17] <drpcken_> whats the point of this terminal?
[03:17] <m0u5e> i would like to be able to view cymk photoshop psd format files in ubuntu, does anyone know of a way?
[03:17] <drpcken_> just a different way of running commands?
[03:18] <daedalus2> do restricted drivers get updated w/ normal update procedure?
[03:18] <jpipkin> drpcken_:: using the system, yes
[03:18] <drpcken_> ok
[03:18] <jpipkin> not every system needs a GUI
[03:18] <luciddr34m3r> well, i have some linux installs with no gui at all
[03:18] <usser> m0u5e: install cs2 :)
[03:18] <Cody> mouse; re-save the files from adobe as .tiff or something else and then you can use GIMP
[03:18] <m0u5e> usser what if i don't have cs2? :/
[03:18] <m0u5e> usser: besides, i don't think this computer could run cs2
[03:18] <drpcken> anyone know of a multi protocol Instant Messenger app besides Pidgin that you can recommend?
[03:18] <Cody> Hey, I enabled a different restricted driver in Ubuntu 7.1 (instead of the generic NVIDIA driver, I did the Nvidia 6 series driver) and I now can't use my ubuntu.
[03:19] <drpcken> i'm use to using trillian ;)
[03:19] <m0u5e> drpcken: kopete?
[03:19] <jpipkin> drpcken:: www.meebo.com
[03:19] <Cody> How do I disable that via Command line (recovery mode)
[03:19] <m0u5e> drpcken: you don't like pidgin? i rather like it :3
[03:19] <mikev> Long time windows user, which permissions do I need to set to a file, to be able to do anything with my user like in a windows environment, like rename, double click, delete, etc, and full read to anyone else? whats the x permission for?
[03:19] <usser> m0u5e: hm, the only hope would be gimp but it doesn't support cmyk as far as I know
[03:19] <drpcken> m0u5e, i can't get it to flash a window when i get a new message
[03:19] <drpcken> it only shows in the top bar
[03:19] <drpcken> wierd
[03:19] <jpipkin> mikev:: man chmod
[03:20] <levander> Does anyone else have security.ubuntu.com in their sources.list?  I keep getting errors from apt-get update when I try to hit that server.
[03:20] <luciddr34m3r> my firefox is crashing when i load a java applet... and i have the java plugin. any ideas?
[03:20] <usser> m0u5e: you can also take a look at krita
[03:20] <mar77i> qry? can somebody tell me why permission is denied to me to folder /home/martti while I've got chowned them martti:martti and modded to 644???
[03:21] <usser> mar77i: try to chmod to 777 see if you get denied and then go down
[03:21] <usser> mar77i: ie to 766 and lower it gradually
[03:21] <daedalus2> do restricted drivers get updated w/ normal update procedure?
[03:22] <mar77i> usser: but 7 stands for execute?
[03:22] <jpipkin> you won't be able to enter a directory if that directory does not have execute permissions.
[03:22] <darkdelusions> daedalus2: I beleave so yes
[03:22] <jpipkin> mar77i:: you need to read the chmod man page.
[03:22] <usser> mar77i: owner should have all rights anyway
[03:22] <Cody> on the heels of daedalus2's question; does anyone know how to disable restricted drivers via command line?
[03:23] <macogw> mar77i: any odd number is execute
[03:23] <Nick-O> it didnt' tell me to restart but i'm goign to try to anyways so byb
[03:23] <mar77i> usser: how to get the user's id of the working user?
[03:24] <jpipkin> mar77i:: id
[03:24] <Jangari> my trying to install netatalk months ago has meant every synaptic or apt-get command returns an error with the 'netatalk package', and efforts to purge it from my system only result in:  "E: netatalk: subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1". How can I et rid of netatalk?
[03:24] <amenado> Cody-> are the restricted drivers loaded or not?
[03:24] <m0u5e> drpcken:  it should be under plugins
[03:24] <m0u5e> drpcken: it flashes for me :X
[03:24] <Cody> I have my drivers loaded, but I doubt I have the ones I changed it to loaded.
[03:25] <m0u5e> usser: krita is a kde app, :(
[03:25] <Cody> When I start my ubuntu install before, I had to boot the live CD in safe graphics mode.
[03:25] <drpcken> hmm i'll check it out
[03:25] <drpcken> thanks :)
[03:25] <amenado> Cody-> are the restricted drivers loaded or not?
[03:25] <m0u5e> usser: i'd have to install a bunch of kde libraries
[03:25] <Cody> Then I got my restricted drivers installed (generic NVIDIA), and it worked fine
[03:26] <ol_dude67> what is the command to do an upgrade for the distro?
[03:26] <Cody> I looked through and just changed the drivers from generic nvidia to "Nvidia 6 Series" and it said "To apply this change all users have to log out"
[03:26] <jpipkin> apt-get dist-upgrade
[03:26] <Cody> I never got a window that said I was downloading the drivers or anything.
[03:26] <Cody> Now when I start my ubuntu install, I get vertical green and blue lines
[03:26] <jpipkin> ol_dude67:: man apt-get
[03:26] <bluefoxx> so how do i change the background color curing login splash?. there used to be a menu option for it somewear but thats vanished. im tired of looking at that [no offense to those who like it] horridly pink background during login
[03:26] <Cody> So the graphics drivers I chose I don't think are compatible. Does that make sense?
[03:27] <Cody> I just want to know the command line command/commands to disable restricted drivers, from there I can do it on my own.
[03:27] <Cody> Thanks!
[03:27] <Nick-O> still nothing
[03:27] <parataral> quick question /problem
[03:27] <Cody> Yes parataral
[03:28] <parataral> i did a 'chmod -R 664 ./*' and now i can't cd into any of the folders
[03:28] <jpipkin> parataral:: man chmod
[03:28] <bruenig> parataral: chmod 755 them all again
[03:28] <bruenig> removing the executable bit from a folder makes it useless
[03:28] <icesword>  what does this error mean:configure:error:c++ preprocessor "/lib/cpp fails sanity check
[03:28] <icesword> i am compiling fluxbox
[03:29] <threethirty> hello all does anyone have any idea why Videos and Visualizations are in black and white on both of my gutsy boxes? I use gstreamer by default but have mplayer and vlc installed and it is the same all around
[03:29] <darkdelusions> icesword: if i remember correctly you can get flux from apt
[03:29] <Jangari> what formats, threethirty?
[03:29] <parataral> aah yes... sorry for the dumb question heh
[03:30] <icesword> i am compiling fluxbox 1.0
[03:30] <m0u5e> whats the difference between the gthumb image viewer and the gnome eye image viewer?
[03:30] <threethirty> Jangari, all of them, its even when I play music in totem
[03:30] <darkdelusions> icesword: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox
[03:30] <m0u5e> gnome eye can't play animated gifs, while gthumb can... it really doesn't make sense to have 2 viewers :X
[03:30] <Cody> So, amenado, do you just know the command to disable restricted graphics drivers?
[03:31] <icesword> darkdelusions, k,thx
[03:31] <macogw> gthumb is an album organizer thing
[03:31] <macogw> i just cant figure out how the heck it works...as far as i can figure out, it doesn't
[03:31] <amenado> Cody-> are the restricted graphics drivers loaded or not?
[03:31] <m0u5e> macogw: i thought that was f-spot
[03:31] <Cody> amenado; by loaded, do you mean "downloaded and installed"?
[03:31] <m0u5e> by the way, is there a file i can go to to manage how applications handle file extensions? (default apps opened by whatever app_
[03:31] <amenado> Cody-> what do you mean by disable then?
[03:31] <bruenig> applications don't handle file extensions
[03:32] <Jangari> m0u5e: first try system > prefs > preferred applications
[03:32] <bruenig> file extensions are ignored by all things
[03:32] <Cody> amenado; I chose the wrong driver to run (I had a working one, thought another would be better, and switched them), and now it doesn't display anything other then vertical green and blue lines
[03:32] <jpipkin> the system identifies file types via magic.
[03:32] <bruenig> well there may be an awful file manager here and there that takes notice of them
[03:32] <macogw> m0u5e: they both are
[03:32] <Nick-O> i'll quit messing with firefox flah audio for now. in place i have tried opera 9.5 but it is not stable at all and even at the sight of a flash site shuts down. any ideas to fix this?
[03:32] <threethirty> Jangari: any ideas?
[03:32] <macogw> m0u5e: f-spot is the replacement for gthumb
[03:32] <m0u5e> Jangari: not nearly as detailed as i need it to be :X
[03:32] <Jangari> no, sorry threethirty
[03:32] <amenado> Cody-> so is the graphics driver loaded or not?
[03:32] <mindheavy> jpipkin: would you be able to help me figure out if i am missing a repository or something? i found a .deb package for libstdc++5 but it requires gcc-3.3 and i have gcc-4.1.2 installed, cannot find gcc-3.3 now...
[03:33] <Jangari> i agree, m0u5e
[03:33] <m0u5e> macogw: i don't like fspot though -_-;
[03:33] <aimchanger> Nick-O: Do you have flash installed + the firefox plugin?
[03:33] <m0u5e> Jangari: i hope they make it better in hardy
[03:33] <Cody> amenado; what do you mean by "loaded" exactly? I'm not getting your question...Sorry! Thanks for your patience though
[03:33] <Nick-O> yeah
[03:33] <Nick-O> it plays video bu no audio
[03:33] <macogw> m0u5e: neither do i.  it completely ignores EXIF data.
[03:33] <clinton> how is UVC video support in Ubuntu right now?
[03:33] <Nick-O> is there any way to reinstall just that plugin?
[03:33] <macogw> m0u5e: i have hardy installed, but id rather not touch f-spot :P
[03:34] <amenado> Cody-> am not trying to be difficult, one can not just disable because it just a file thats sits in a directory
[03:34] <Jangari> Nick-O: just to be scientific, have you tried installing flash via adobe?
[03:34] <Cody> amenado; so, if my ubuntu is trying to access a graphics file that isn't there, would it give vertical green and blue lines?
[03:34] <Jangari> you fvcked something up, Cody, reinstall
[03:34] <m0u5e> macogw: i just got rid of it on my gutsy
[03:34] <amenado> Cody-> i guess my point is, if its loaded, one can then unload it
[03:35] <Darkmystere> How do i split an iso in ubuntu?
[03:35] <Nick-O> no i haven't. it came with firefox after my ubuntu install. should i try installing over it?
[03:35] <m0u5e> Jangari: do you know where the conf files are stored/
[03:35] <Cody> amenado: by vertical green and blue lines, I mean right after ubuntu finishes loading and tries to load up the login screen, it goes green and blue
[03:35] <amenado> Cody then you can load the correct working one
[03:35] <Jangari> ah, try gconf, or whatever it is
[03:35] <aimchanger> Nick-O: Yeah try the tarball from their website
[03:35] <Cody> amenado; I'm certain I still have the original drivers, so how would I tell ubuntu to look for those instead?
[03:35] <Nick-O> i'll do that
[03:35] <gmaster> sup guys
[03:36] <aimchanger> yo___: did you get it working?
[03:36] <yo___> nope
[03:36] <Jangari> Nick-O: I'd try uninstalling any flash plugins you have, then go to http://www.adobe.com/go/getflash
[03:36] <yo___> ive tried everything.. im thinking about just totally reinstalling the OS and starting from scratch
[03:36] <Cody> Jangari; All it is is a bad driver selected, I just need to point ubuntu to a different one, how do I do that in command line?
[03:36] <Nick-O> okay
[03:36] <yo___> maybe the install got messed up or something
[03:36] <aimchanger> yo___: ah damn. What does "ndiswrapper -l" give you?
[03:36] <amenado> Cody-> if the driver is not listed in blacklist-restricted, and appears where all the modules are loaded from, then it is loaded
[03:36] <yo___> hold on lemme wait for my bros comp to boot up
[03:37] <J-a-K-e> does anyone know how to setup a high pass filter through alsa?
[03:37] <Cody> Okay, so in the safe mode ubuntu, I would type in "blacklist-restricted" and it would list my restricted stuff?
[03:37] <yo___> whats alsa?
[03:37] <aimchanger> yo___:ok. yeah i guess that could work, and just follow a tutorial for your model number.
[03:37] <yo___> im so sick of this crap..
[03:37] <bluefoxx> so how do i change the background color curing login splash?. there used to be a menu option for it somewear but thats vanished. im tired of looking at that [no offense to those who like it] horridly pink background during login
[03:37] <yo___> this is the kind of stuff that makes me not wanna install ubuntu on my comp *blasphemy* lol
[03:38] <Nick-O> oh yeah, i've looked at this but can't fine any amd64 plugins
[03:38] <aimchanger> yo___: yeah it took me a while and i gave up for a bit.. but once you get everything working it all gets easier. and awesome! Compiz-fusion is sick
[03:38] <wease|> yo___...ALSA is the the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture
[03:38] <amenado> Cody-> do you still have the liveCD? and it works with the liveCD?
[03:38] <yo___> compiz-fusion?
[03:38] <Cody> amenado; In safe graphics mode, yes.
[03:38] <Cody> amenado; It works perfectly in live-CD under safe graphics mode
[03:38] <Jangari> yo___: desktop graphics rendering
[03:38] <aimchanger> yo___:  look it up on youtube. its not for networking, just for eyecandy
[03:38] <yo___> what package do i need for the bcm43xx firmware?
[03:38] <Cody> amenado; I haven't tested the live CD after recent problems though
[03:38] <aimchanger> yo___:  like cool wobbly windows and stuff'
[03:39] <macogw> bluefoxx: pink? the background is light brown by default.  might wanna check your monitor's color settings.  anyway, the background color listed in the desktop image / background image configuration thing should be the same color
[03:39] <Jangari> yo___: rendering four workspaces on a cube that's manipulable in space, and all that
[03:39] <macogw> yo___: bcm43xx-fwcutter
[03:39] <amenado> Cody if you boot the liveCD and press e when you see the menu, it allows you to edit the grub, so select the safe mode and look for the parameters there
[03:39] <aimchanger> ^^ yeah look into that
[03:39] <yo___> i already have that
[03:39] <yo___> but after that what do i need?
[03:39] <aimchanger> yo___:  that will hopefully get your firmware working
[03:40] <aimchanger> yo___: it should prompt you for the driver files
[03:40] <macogw> yo___: it shouldve downloaded a driver and extracted the firmware for you during install
[03:40] <yo___> nope
[03:40] <phuzion> I need to make a symlink called d: to /media/hda5, but for some reason, its not showing up after doing ln -s d: /media/sda5 any ideas?
[03:40] <Cody> amenado; So by editing grub I could point it to the correct driver?
[03:40] <mindheavy> after installing the 'xorg-driver-fglrx' ati driver with apt-get, are there any further tasks to complete? or just restart x?
[03:40] <amenado> Cody then copy exact same parameters pass during safe mode.. following me?
[03:40] <bluefoxx> macogw: i know its light brown but i call that pink, its basically skin pink by my standards[close enough to call it pink]. im not a huge pink fan. unless its pink floyd. XD
[03:40] <macogw> yo___: if it didnt get the driver for you due to you being offline, just hand it a windows driver
[03:40] <yo___> how? lmao im completely totally noob to this
[03:40] <aimchanger> yo___: I installed my drivers through ndiswrapper w/ that other tutorial I gave you
[03:40] <Cody> amenado; Oh! So you want me to see the safe mode parameters on the Live-CD, write them down, and then put those into command line or something?
[03:40] <yo___> that didn't work lol
[03:40] <amenado> Cody yes you can edit the menu.lst and pass exact same parameters as the safe mode in liveCD
[03:40] <macogw> yo___: get your windows driver, then type "bcm43xx-fwcutter driverfilename"
[03:40] <yo___> what about the restricted driveers utititly?
[03:40] <amenado> Cody exactly
[03:41] <macogw> yo___: actually, put "sudo" before that
[03:41] <aimchanger> yo___:  yeah i think its b/c we have different cards
[03:41] <macogw> bluefoxx: i thought pink was light red :P
[03:41] <yo___> what about the restricted drivers manager?
[03:41] <aimchanger> yo___: try the command that macogw gave ya
[03:41] <darkdelusions> yo___: what was your broadcom question from earlier?
[03:41] <Cody> Okay, now if I hit E and see the Live-CD safe mode parameters, would I type those directly into the command line on ubuntu recovery mode?
[03:41] <Geoffrey2> I'm trying to set up ldap on Ubuntu Gutsy (7.10), I configured the slapd.conf and ldap.conf files, then tried to restart slapd, I got an error telling me it couldn't find a configuration file at /etc/ldap/slapd.conf, even though that's exactly where the file is located....any ideas?
[03:41] <Darkmystere> How do i split an iso in ubuntu?...
[03:41] <yo___> im trying to get a bcm43xx running in ubuntu so itll hook up to the net
[03:42] <yo___> darkdelusions
[03:42] <macogw> yo___: want the illegal but should definitely work way?
[03:42] <amenado> Cody-> you can have additional entries in your menu.lst  with exact parameters as your liveCd.. so that way you can easily not choose the selection frm the grub during boot
[03:42] <bluefoxx> macogw: i have the background set to dark b;ue, doesn't work. and yes, pink is also light red, but brown is muddy red too!XD
[03:42] <macogw> yo___: wget http://macoafi.googlepages.com/firmware.tar.gz
[03:42] <yo___> yes
[03:42] <amenado> once you have it fixed
[03:42] <macogw> yo___: after that's downloaded, tar xf firmware.tar.gz
[03:42] <Cody> So do you want me to go copy the live-CD parameters and come back with them and from there you can help me further?
[03:43] <macogw> yo___: sudo mv firmware/* /lib/firmware/
[03:43] <reasons> mluefoxx, where did you set it to be blue
[03:43] <wease|> darkmystere: splitting an ISO? that is pretty tough considering
[03:43] <yo___> macogw wanna aim? this place is too crowded.. i can't get any of this lol
[03:43] <darkdelusions> yo___: did u try looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[03:43] <macogw> yo___: thats it
[03:43] <Nick-O> when i download it, and click the shell and run or run in terminal nothign happens
[03:43] <amenado> Cody yeah try it, again it is much easier to modify a menu.lst to add another entry..
[03:43] <wease|> you can try and roast it as two separate files and commingle them afterwards
[03:43] <macogw> yo___: i tarred up the firmware from my mom's computer and put it online
[03:43] <Nick-O> it's not a 64bit error i was thinking of somethign else
[03:43] <Cody> alright, so I'll be right back
[03:43] <Darkmystere> weasel, yea i wantd to make 98MB pieaces of a 2.44GB iso :/
[03:44] <bluefoxx> reasons: me?
[03:44] <Stwange> whoah I didn't realise that the alt+tab scroll actually showed real time images of the windows... it even shows videos moving!
[03:44] <reasons> yes'm. If you did it with the background image it won't work. Please do this. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=612365
[03:44] <macogw> Stwange: with compiz it does. if you switch to metacity, it doesnt
[03:44] <bluefoxx> reasons: ok, will check that out
[03:44] <Stwange> ah right. that's enough to keep me with compiz :)
[03:45] <crabgrass> aside from cat, what's a quick way of putting together several sequential oggs?
[03:45] <wease|> darkmystere: i have never heard of anybody splitting (that isnt exaclty splitting) an ISO into so many pieces. i know it is possible to turn an ISO into a couple a files and rejoining them but not to the extent you wish to perform
[03:46] <Darkmystere> wease|: Err, then what sizes should i do..a friend needs this iso but his internet sucks so he asked me to put it on my server so he could get it
[03:46] <joeb3_> has the user-switcher stopped working in gutsy for anyone?
[03:46] <weeman13221> um my add/remove programs thing has and any installers i run close out automatically and idk why
[03:46] <speeddemon8803> Darkmystere, I dont think that would evn be possible....as if you try to split it, you might screw up md5's and stuff.
[03:46] <joecurlee> hi all, i'm running ubuntu 7.10 and using a dlink bluetooth dongle and trying to get my mac bluetooth keyboard working... i followed the instructions from here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup but I'm still running in to an issue.
[03:46] <rjonesx> any reason why setting concurrency=shell would cause HALD to fail on startu?
[03:46] <rjonesx> startup
[03:47] <crabgrass> hald always fails on startup for me =/
[03:47] <joecurlee> when running "hcitool scan" i get the message "Device is not available: no such device"
[03:47] <wease|> darkmystere: best option is to set up the ISO for download and let the person deal with the bandwidth....it will be tough to piece all those files together
[03:47] <speeddemon8803> I agree with wease|, darkmystere.
[03:47] <rjonesx> crabgrass: did you check to see if you set concurrency=shell in /etc/init.d/rc ?
[03:47] <rjonesx> crabgrass: that is what caused mine to start failing
[03:47] <crabgrass> rjonesx: i'm using xfce
[03:48] <speeddemon8803> The other option would be too much of a headache to have to deal with in my opinion, Darkmystere.
[03:48] <joecurlee> however when i ran the command "lsusb" i can see the bluetooth dongle "Bus 002 Device 004: ID 0a5c;2033 Broadcom Corp. BCM2033 Bluetooth"
[03:48] <rjonesx> crabgrass: you could pretend my answer was valuable, it would make me feel like a better person
[03:48] <yo___> k i did that tutorial.. wifi light is on.. lets see if it works
[03:48] <crabgrass> rjonesx: well, i can replace concurrency with xfce, right?
[03:48] <yo___> server not found..
[03:48] <Nick-O> no more ideas?
[03:48] <crabgrass> rjonesx: actually, im checking that right now
[03:49] <wease|> speeddemon8803: headache, if not impossible with those tiny files dissected (98mb at a time from 2.44gb)
[03:49] <macogw> yo___: try a reboot maybe?
[03:49] <weeman13221> yo can anyone help me please with a prob im having, add and remove window program it closes out automatically and any installers i run like the deb package isntaller
[03:49] <wease|> reboot with linux?
[03:49] <crabgrass> rjonesx: disregard, cocks, etc.
[03:49] <yo___> it doesn't say it needs a reebot macogw
[03:49] <macogw> weeman13221: can you install from the command line
[03:49] <Darkmystere> thanks guys :)
[03:49] <weeman13221> yeah usually fine
[03:49] <crabgrass> rjonesx: it's set to none right now. ill change that and see if it does anything
[03:49] <macogw> yo___: drivers load at boot
[03:49] <wease|> macogw: yes you can install from command line
[03:50] <speeddemon8803> Your welcome, Darkmystere.
[03:50] <rjonesx> crabgrass: was that tourrettes? you just said cocks in the middle of a statement. it was really funny, but kinda weird.
[03:50] <macogw> wease|: i didnt ask you
[03:50] <yo___> well the wifi light turned on..
[03:50] <weeman13221> macogw: its just inconvenient sometimes
[03:50] <yo___> so it must have loaded the driver...
[03:50] <crabgrass> rjonesx: bash.org, ones sec.
[03:50] <wease|> mcogw: just giving my opinion, this is an open forum
[03:50] <macogw> wease|: but its his computer, not yours, so how could you know the symptoms of his problem?
[03:51] <Jangari> weeman13221: what do you mean? the add and remove applications application stops working?
[03:51] <yo___> what are some cool things to do in ubuntu that will make me want to install it on my comp even more?
[03:51] <weeman13221> Jangari: like it opens a split second and then just closes out, no error message or anything
[03:51] <xopey> help: i placed a .profile in someone's $HOME and set executable. logging in as the user doesn't seem to run the .profile
[03:51] <Jangari> you're not running two package managers at the same time, are you?
[03:51] <macogw> yo___: compiz
[03:51] <crabgrass> rjonesx: http://bash.org/?5775
[03:51] <joecurlee> running "sudo hidd --search" simply returns "Search..." and then the prompt instantly
[03:51] <wease|> macogw: haha im sorey. i jumped the gun :)
[03:51] <yo___> how do i do compiz?
[03:51] <crabgrass> yo___: carefully
[03:52] <yo___> lol
[03:52] <yo___> but how? =)
[03:52] <macogw> yo___: system -> preferences -> appearance -> desktop effects
[03:52] <crabgrass> yo___: and for the 'cool things,' nothing you'll notice until youve been using it for a month or so
[03:52] <wease|> yo____: do you have ubuntu installed?
[03:52] <Jangari> yo___: with the knowledge that you'll have to restart up to 20 times before it actually works
[03:52] <crabgrass> yo___: then just TRY going back to windows
[03:52] <weeman13221> Jangari: i dont think so
[03:52] <yo___> on my bros comp yea
[03:52] <yo___> but not on mine
[03:52] <macogw> yo___: installing compizconfig-settings-manager will get you neater options
[03:52] <crabgrass> yo___: little things like being able to move any window by holding [alt] and dragging anywhere on it, not just the titlebar
[03:53] <crabgrass> yo___: little things that make using your machine easier
[03:53] <yo___> mm..
[03:53] <demo_> dddd
[03:53] <J-a-K-e> and multiple work spaces
[03:53] <yo___> i noticed it takes alot longer to boot up than windows does tho..
[03:53] <Jangari> or even the mere fact that no one's getting rich by selling you bad software, yo___
[03:53] <Jangari> take less space than windows
[03:54] <weeman13221> so any ideas anyone as what my prob is?
[03:54] <bluefoxx> reasons: won't work for me; i run gutsy
[03:54] <demo_> bbhjhgjghj
[03:54] <demo_> gfhfghfgh
[03:54] <demo_> hgfhgfjjhj
[03:54] <demo_> hjghjgyjgkgukg
[03:54] <Jangari> compiz will even give you the same eyecandy as vista aero, if that's your bag
[03:54] <demo_> rtdrtdrtttttttttttttttttttgfgfgdfgfddddddddddddddd
[03:54] <demo_> fdgdffffffffffffffffg
[03:54] <demo_> fgggggggggggggggggggggg
[03:54] <demo_> fgdrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggggggggggg
[03:54] <demo_> ddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddfgdfgd
[03:54] <demo_> fgd
[03:54] <yo___> more issues with the internet..
[03:54] <wease|> yo___: why are you wasting everybody's time by asking speculative questions?
[03:54] <Cody> amenado; How did you want me to do that again?
[03:54] <yo___> wireless doesn't even come up in the network manager anymore?
[03:55] <yo___> weasel: why are you being so critical about someones curiosity?
[03:55] <Cody> amenado; by hitting the letter 'e' on what exactly?
[03:55] <amenado> Cody once you hit the down/up arrow key, then e for edit
[03:56] <Cody> amenado; when grub boots up, I have five options. They are: Ubuntu 7.1 (normal, the messed up one), Ubuntu 7.1 recovery mode (command line only), Ubuntu memory test, Windows XP Pro, Windows Vista.
[03:56] <Cody> amenado; You wanted me to see the setup for the live-cd right?
[03:56] <J-a-K-e> yes, it's a different system and takes some learning but it actually runs a lot better than windows once you get things setup to your liking in my opinion
[03:56] <amenado> Cody your number 2 is your safe mode you said?
[03:57] <wease|> yo___: i am critical when the questions become extemporaneous to the process of troubleshooting
[03:57] <Cody> amenado; I only have safe mode on the Live-CD, not on my computer. Sorry for the confusion. I don't have safe mode on my computer.
[03:57] <Cody> amenado; I have "recovery mode" which is just a command line
[03:57] <neo> stuck with yesterday prolem.....
[03:57] <neo> stuck with yesterday problem.....
[03:57] <crabgrass> netsplit?
[03:57] <Cody> amenado; Could I find the file on my Live-CD?
[03:57] <amenado> Cody okay, you can modify that recovery mode with exact same parameters as your liveCD safe mode, then boot
[03:58] <yo___> also take into consideration,this is #ubuntu not #ubunustrictlyfortroubleshooting
[03:58] <Jangari> one of the smaller servers
[03:58] <Kradorex> Hi all - I'm having a slight nuicence problem at the moment...  I have superkaramba creating thousands of *.tmp files in /tmp/kde-$username
[03:58] <Cody> amenado; There would be a file on the live CD with the Safe Mode parameters, correct?
[03:58] <billenium> !link
[03:58] <newbie_>  hello, is it possible to view the contents of a webpage if there is a Directory listing denied message?
[03:58] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about link - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:58] <Kradorex> newbie_: no
[03:58] <Kradorex> that's a server issue
[03:59] <amenado> Cody i thought you copied all the parameters of the safe mode in liveCD ?
[03:59] <m0u5e> sooo... anyone know of a way to view photoshop cs2 cmyk psd files in ubuntu without installing cs2?
[03:59] <Cody> amenado; I didn't load up the live CD yet, I thought you said to hit 'e' on a specific option in the live-CD menu
[04:00] <wally> holaaaaaaaa
[04:00] <amenado> Cody i meant to hit e during liveCD boot so you can copy the parameters
[04:00] <Cody> amenado; When I boot with the live CD, I come to the text menu that has "Start or install Ubuntu" and "Start Ubuntu in Safe Graphics Mode) type stuff
[04:00] <neo> problem with /etc/hosts file...
[04:00] <dfgas> is ipod touch able to work?
[04:00] <rara_jelek_> #padang
[04:00] <crabgrass> oh, noice. i found an answer to my original question
[04:00] <beautifulsnow> ==Question== is there a keyboard shortcut for gnome system monitor , such as the windows ctrl alt del?
[04:01] <Cody> amenado; so insert 'e' where I need to hit it. I hit the power button to start my comp, then I have it set as CD for 2nd Boot Device, my HDD with Linux as 3rd boot device
[04:01] <krammer> I installed a program but i cannot see it anyy thoughts/
[04:02] <weeman13221> yo can anyone help me please with a prob im having, add and remove window program it closes out automatically and any installers i run like the deb package isntaller
[04:02] <Cody> So as it's booting up, do I hit 'e' or do I hit E while Safe Graphics Mode is booting up?
[04:02] <amenado> Cody-> yes
[04:02] <Jewfro-Macabbi> krammer - perhaps it launches from command - type the program name in the terminal
[04:02] <amenado> e for edit
[04:02] <Cody> alright
[04:02] <krammer> it is pidgin
[04:02] <Cody> Thanks!, I'll be right back now that I know exactly what to do
[04:02] <pist0l-fish> hi, i installed kubuntu off a live cd, and I am trying to open .deb files (ubuntu is built on top of debian, correct?) what do you need to open deb files?
[04:02] <ubu2> my Adobe Flash plugin skips like a broken record. doesn't do this in Windows on the same machine. I've tried older versions of 9 and it helped a little, but it still freezes up and skips like a broken record. when it resumes I've missed a few seconds of video or flash animation. any ideas?
[04:02] <werneck> I'm building a custom install, from ubuntu server, but I need to put a minimal xserver in there... I think packages xorg gdm and icewm are ok, but I need everything in the install CD... I already have an extra/ directory configured, but how can I easily download all needed packages to put there?
[04:03] <zero88> Please. Anyone. Is ANYONE in here a wireless Guru? Or just shy of??? I am in desperate need of your help.Please.
[04:03] <Jewfro-Macabbi> krammer, have you restarted x? it should launch from command
[04:03] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> do you want to extract the files of *.deb ?
[04:03] <krammer> i rebooted my machine but it is usually with the internet menu
[04:03] <Jangari> ubu2: which flash plugin are you using?
[04:04] <krammer> restart x  ctrl backspace?
[04:04] <pist0l-fish> amenado: I guess I just want to install the contents. I was under the impression that deb was similar to rpm
[04:04] <weeman13221> yo can anyone help me please with a prob im having, add and remove window program it closes out automatically and any installers i run like the deb package isntaller
[04:04] <ubu2> Jangari: the official one from Adobe's website. I also tried many from their archive of old versions (of 9).
[04:04] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> yes its similar concept, but you dont extract the contents of rpm file do you?
[04:05] <amenado> you can extract, if you really wanted to
[04:05] <ubu2> the flash plugin in the package manager seems to be broken for many people
[04:06] <amenado> zero88-> how much are you willing to compensate? hehe
[04:06] <yo___> when i type in sudo lshw -C network lo and eth0 say no wireless extensions, there's no ther little things, what do i do?
[04:06] <zero88> amenado I'll lend you my Benz for the day ;)
[04:06] <pist0l-fish> amenado: I don't want to extract
[04:07] <yo___> and it says network unclaimed right over the wireless card informatino?
[04:07] <pist0l-fish> amenado: I want to install
[04:07] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> then its dpkg -i whatever*.deb
[04:07] <Lexda> Nickrud - Thought you'd like to know, for some reason XUbuntu started working randomly today.
[04:07] <amenado> zero88-> you have to fill it with booze too..hehe
[04:07] <nickrud> Lexda: did you do an update recently?
[04:07] <pist0l-fish> amenado: gotcha, thanks. How would i get similar behaviour in KDE
[04:07] <Lexda> Nope
[04:07] <nickrud> heh.
[04:08] <weeman13221> yo can anyone help me please with a prob im having, add and remove window program it closes out automatically and any installers i run like the deb package isntaller
[04:08] <neo> problem with /etc/hosts file...
[04:08] <neo> problem with /etc/hosts file...
[04:08] <amenado> zero88-> so whats the issue with your wifi?
[04:08] <Lexda> Not really sure why, but when I turned the comp on, it entered into it, and it's quite a bit faster, so I'm happy
[04:08] <nickrud> Lexda: glad to hear that
[04:08] <nickrud> weeman13221: your question isn't very clear, at all.
[04:08] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> what do you mean similar behaviour in KDE? which behaviour was it?
[04:08] <yo___> problem with wireless= ubuntu recognizes my wireless card, drivers are installed, but theres no wireless option under network manager
[04:08] <zero88> amenado are you a Real Man of Genius?
[04:08] <pist0l-fish> amenado: well, when I click on .deb files, nothing happens
[04:08] <amenado> zero88-> heck no
[04:08] <yo___> please? anyone?
[04:09] <weeman13221> nickrud: its all i know
[04:09] <zero88> amenado haha New Castle?
[04:09] <pist0l-fish> amenado: in fact, when i type dpkg I get command not found
[04:09] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> then its dpkg -i whatever*.deb   not clicking it
[04:09] <neo> how can i deny the acesss to /etc/hosts file from some someprograms
[04:09] <weeman13221> my add remove program window opens up and the just closes split second and the deb package installer too
[04:09] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> then its sudo dpkg -i whatever*.deb   not clicking it
[04:09] <J-a-K-e> yo___: have you had a look here http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Gutsy ?
[04:09] <ubu2> even when a flash video on say youtube has completely cached/downloaded it will loop the sound for a few seconds, the video freezes and when it resumes it's not where it stopped
[04:09] <nickrud> weeman13221: ok.   what happens when you type    sudo dpkg -f install   in a terminal?
[04:10] <weeman13221> nickrud: dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `install': No such file or directory
[04:10] <pist0l-fish> amenado: so there is absolutely no way to get that behaviour through KDE?
[04:10] <nickrud> weeman13221: that's not what I said to type:     sudo apt-get -f install  , just that, on one line
[04:10] <m0u5e> is there a way to enable / disable loading kde libraries at startup for gnoem
[04:10] <m0u5e> *gnome
[04:10] <amenado> pist0l-fish-> double clicking to install? umm i have not used it ever, i type the command sudo dpkg -i xxx.deb
[04:11] <yo___> someone please help.. i need like an expert with this stuff
[04:11] <Luderacer> mmm pizza
[04:11] <zero88> amenado well... Im using ndiswrapper. Have installed it from source and have installed my driver . No problem. I can use WifiRadar, Wireless Man..etc... and are able to see wireless networks. At one time I had connected after a reboot but that was only once, and hasnt happened sence. Ive tried a few things, well everything so far, but for some reason I still cannot obtain an IP. I'm not sure whats stopping me but that is my prob
[04:11] <zero88> lem. Any suggestions?
[04:12] <weeman13221> nickrud: um it is what u said but one sec
[04:12] <amenado> zero88-> let me guess, bmc43xx chip?
[04:12] <yo___> someone.. please helpp.. wireless... its killing me.. ahh..
[04:12] <weeman13221> nickrud: it says segmentation fault (core dumped)
[04:12] <Luderacer> zero88,  what brands ur laptop?
[04:12] <yo___> amenado: you know stuff about the bcm43xx/
[04:12] <yo___> ?
[04:12] <ubu2> I thought that it was just videos that Adobe Flash would skip like crazy in, it's also flash animation. Unfortunately I can't rewind flash animation, so it's driving me nuts.
[04:12] <nickrud> weeman13221: very strange.  put the complete output on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[04:12] <kuta> the current ubuntu linux kernel gusty can support up to max how many GB of memory?
[04:13] <Alyx|lappy> hey whats the best remote desktop client for ubuntu
[04:13] <zero88> amenado no Realtek. Luderacer Its a Gateway um... not sure the exact model
[04:13] <amenado> i would not touch that bcm43xx with a 10 foot pole..hehe
[04:13] <yo___> lmao
[04:13] <yo___> can you help with it?
[04:13] <usser> kuta: 3gb for i386 and practically unlimited for x86_64
[04:13] <zero88> Luderacer, is there a command that would tell me the comp info?
[04:13] <pist0l-fish> amenado: thanks
[04:13] <krammer> I installed pidgin not i cannot see the program
[04:13] <amenado> i dont want to loss more hair
[04:13] <weeman13221> nickrud:posted
[04:13] <Luderacer> no would say model on bottom prolly
[04:14] <Alyx|lappy> hey whats the best remote desktop client for ubuntu
[04:14] <kuta> usser: is core 2 dual processor 64bit?
[04:14] <yo___> amenado:im sure you can help with what i need for.. i just need to know how to tell if my wireless card is on, and if not how to turn it on
[04:14] <nickrud> weeman13221: I need the url
[04:14] <zero88> amenado, it uses the Realtek RTL8187b driver, currently the WInXP version
[04:14] <yo___> amenado; and then check for a connection to the router once i get it on
[04:14] <weeman13221> nickrud: i guess its this, rather newbish http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57552/
[04:14] <zero88> Luderacer, k one sec
[04:14] <amenado> yo___-> iwconfig tells you if your wireless is active
[04:14] <usser> kuta: yes it is, but it all depends on which distribution you have installed, if its i386 you won't get more than 3gb
[04:14] <l33> How do I increase the Number of loop device from 8 in /dev/loopX?
[04:14] <yo___> it says no wireless extensions
[04:14] <zero88> Luderacer, Gateway mx8738
[04:15] <yo___> how do i turn it on?
[04:15] <dslfwfs> is it possible to make a wireless bridge with ubuntu? my friend has a linksys accesspoint in the building across the street, and we would like to make linux bridge at my place that would pass ethernet frames.
[04:15] <nickrud> weeman13221: wow. You have a serious problem, way over my head. I'm decent with using apt, but what would go on internally to cause a segmentation fault ...
[04:15] <l33> bridge utils
[04:15] <amenado> zero88-> umm there was none from ubuntu itself?
[04:15] <dslfwfs> connect my lan to his wifi wirelessly.
[04:15] <yo___> amenado: how do i turn on my wirelss?
[04:16] <yo___> lo  and eth0 both say no wireless extensions
[04:16] <kuta> usser: is there a 64 bit version of ubuntu if I used core 2 dual processor
[04:16] <amenado> yo___-> 1st one has to have a working drivers loaded, then activate it
[04:16] <zero88> amenado, LOL no none. Ubuntu didnt even reconize the hardware. Its like it didnt exist.
[04:16] <weeman13221> nickrud: i dunno like, idk why either, cause i havent really messed with anything either
[04:16] <yo___> amenado: working drivers are loaded, how do i activate it?
[04:16] <amenado> zero88-> which ubuntu version do you have?
[04:16] <weeman13221> nickrud: it just kinda popped up today, was fine other day
[04:16] <zero88> amenado, 7.10
[04:16] <amenado> yo___-> you can activate from the network manager
[04:17] <yo___> network manager doesn't even sho wireless in it..
[04:17] <amenado> zero88-> hang on..let me do some checking..brb
[04:17] <zero88> amenado ok
[04:17] <kuta> how to tell whether my machine is i386 or i486 or i586 and so on
[04:17] <amenado> yo___-> then you dont have a working driver loaded
[04:17] <yo___> oi.. this driver worked before but now its taking a dump on my face...
[04:17] <yo___> could it possibly be a hardware malfunction? ugh..
[04:18] <Maimster> Sup everybody....
[04:18] <usser> kuta: amd64 version would work, you can download it from any of the mirrors here http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[04:18] <usser> kuta: core2 duos are 64bit
[04:18] <yo___> kuta: what kind of machine you got/
[04:18] <weeman13221> nickrud: any ideas on maybe where i could go then?
[04:19] <usser> kuta: and i386 i586 essentially mean the same thing 32bit cpu
[04:19] <usser> kuta: x86_64 is 64 bit cpu as is amd64 and emt64
[04:19] <usser> kuta: those are just common abbreviations
[04:19] <dslfwfs> i guess how would one configure a wifi card to bridge a remote wifi device to a wired card?
[04:19] <nickrud> weeman13221: here. Some of the developers pass through regularly, try saying ' apt-get -f  install results in a segmentation fault. I really need some help with this." every 15 minutes or so
[04:20] <munk_> ?HELP i want to change the icon my icon package uses for folders....how do i do that? where do i find the icon package folder to switch the icon with something else?
[04:20] <weeman13221> nickrud: thanks
[04:20] <kuta> yo___:Pentium 4, core 2 dual, core dual, apple Mac Pro with 8 core processor
[04:21] <l33> How do I increase the Number of loop devices from 8 in /dev/loopX?
[04:21] <kuta> usser: thanks
[04:21] <nickrud> munk_: the themes are kept in /usr/share/themes;  gnome-look.org has some tutorials on creating themes
[04:21] <weeman13221> apt-get -f  install results in a segmentation fault. I really need some help with this
[04:21] <l33> weeman13221 OUCH!
[04:21] <ubu2> Jangari: any ideas?
[04:22] <yo___> kuta yea amd64 will work
[04:22] <l33> what have you done?
[04:22] <illmortal> hey guys... in my media folder, i have cdrom, and .hal-tab  and it's a text file, but when i open it, there's nothin in it. Shouldn't this file be ha1 ?
[04:22] <l33> try memtest.
[04:22] <munk_> nickrud thanks man
[04:22] <yo___> wait no not amd64.. its a mac..
[04:22] <kuta> yo___: thanks. I want to configure the apple into a server
[04:22] <weeman13221> l33: yeah apparently this is very bad
[04:22] <weeman13221> and it came out of nowhere
[04:22] <Luderacer> zero88,  i have a dell laptop and installed the wrap with winxp drivers
[04:22] <usser> kuta: its still 64 bit
[04:22] <yo___> i don't know what to tell you.. google it?
[04:22] <EcoBlue> how do I make my ubuntu box share with windows
[04:22] <yo___> yeah.. but its a mac.. will it work?
[04:23] <usser> kuta: there's no core2duos that wouldn't have 64 bit extension
[04:23] <Luderacer> and i find that i cant connect to wifi threw any other program but ubuntus built in connection manager
[04:23] <EcoBlue> I have gotten my hdds with the data to automount, and set the folders to shared
[04:23] <kuta> usser: is core dual 64bit as well, I mean core dual not core 2 dual
[04:23] <zero88> Luderacer, why is that. I think I could manually connect
[04:23] <EcoBlue> but how do I make it have a netowrk accessable name
[04:23] <Lexda> EcoBlue - Ubuntu should be able to see NTFS drives, and there's supposedly a driver out there somewhere that lets Windows see ext3
[04:23] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:23] <illmortal> someone help meh!
[04:23] <EcoBlue> whoops
[04:24] <EcoBlue> attempting to access a network sub-level from above
[04:24] <Luderacer> zero88,  now its set to auto and connectios auto
[04:24] <weeman13221> and it came out of nowhere
[04:24] <weeman13221> apt-get -f  install results in a segmentation fault. I really need some help with this
[04:24] <usser> kuta: yea the version  on ubuntu.com that says 64bit amd and intel processors should work for you
[04:24] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:24] <kuta> thansk
[04:24] <amenado> zero88-> i peeked at the liveCD and no modules for your RTxxx
[04:24] <EcoBlue> and how do I make it NOT ask for a username/password for my share
[04:25] <EcoBlue> all I want it to share is the Data folder, so it doesn't need a password
[04:25] <yo___> amenado
[04:25] <yo___> ?
[04:25] <l33> weeman..memtest
[04:25] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:25] <l33> reboot and choose memtest for a start
[04:25] <weeman13221> ??
[04:25] <amenado> yo___-> what?
[04:25] <zero88> amenado, oh. well its working with ndiswrapper, i can see my network, just cant connect
[04:25] <weeman13221> l33 um ok and why
[04:25] <l33> you memory might have died
[04:25] <amenado> zero88-> using dhcp?
[04:25] <l33> your
[04:25] <yo___> amenado: eth4 has the wireless info displayed in iwconfig
[04:25] <yo___> but still no internet access...
[04:26] <amenado> yo___-> does your eth4 has an ip address?
[04:26] <weeman13221> l33 ok so what am i looking for
[04:26] <zero88> amenado im doing it manually with sudo iwconfig esside "" but yes dhcp
[04:26] <yo___> no
[04:26] <amenado> zero88-> did it associate?
[04:26] <EcoBlue> is there some way to make it not need a password for samba shares
[04:28] <yo___> but it has ESSID
[04:28] <amenado> yo___-> get an ip address assigned to your nic and then we can get it going perhaps
[04:28] <yo___> how do i do that?
[04:28] <zero88> amenado no i cant set the essid, well it doesnt still with wlan0, im reading ndiswrapper faqs right now on that rpoblem
[04:28] <Lexda> I honestly don't know. I'm somewhat of a Linux newb, and whenever I've had to access other drives, I always have to throw in a password. Gets annoying, but I got used to it.
[04:28] <nickrud> weeman13221: your screen turning red, saying some memory is bad. My machine froze with bad memory, but I can imagine getting segfaults instead
[04:28] <amenado> yo___-> make it associate to the ap first
[04:28] <weeman13221> nickrud: hmm that would suck cause it seems fine otherwise so ok ill brb
[04:28] <yo___> how?
[04:28] <amenado> zero88-> why can you not set the essid for it to associate with? can you not use the nm to set it?
[04:28] <yo___> lol im completely noob
[04:28] <nickrud> weeman13221: you'll need to let it run for a couple hours to be sure
[04:28] <amenado> yo___-> then i suggest you have to do some reading..plenty of tutorials
[04:28] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:28] <yo___> ive done about 091857934587 tutorials
[04:28] <yo___> none worked
[04:28] <zero88> amenado i have read alot of bad things about GUI network managers and such and would think it be a better idea to do it manually
[04:29] <amenado> zero88-> well this time try it
[04:29] <yo___> amenado ive tried 40589404 tutorials, none worked.. how do i do it?
[04:29] <zero88> amenado eh, i got alot of work to do again, gota start from sratch something happened
[04:30] <krammer> how can i run program from the command line
[04:30] <yo___> possible problem with acpi support?
[04:30] <amenado> neo-> they put those in to make sure, students like you dont bypass it, what happens if you get caught? would you get suspended?
[04:30] <bruenig> krammer: type the name of the executable
[04:30] <krammer> i installed pidgin but i do not see it
[04:30] <amenado> yo___-> i dont think you have, try re-reading again..
[04:30] <bruenig> krammer: type finch
[04:30] <yo___> oh yes i have... soooooo many
[04:30] <krammer> nothing found
[04:31] <bruenig> krammer: you didn't install it
[04:31] <yo___> the wireless light is on, the wireless network is showing up.. but theres no i[
[04:31] <yo___> ip**
[04:31] <krammer> sure did last command was make
[04:31] <munk_> ?HELP i want to change the icon my icon package uses for folders....how do i do that? where do i find the icon package folder to switch the icon with something else?
[04:31] <bruenig> krammer: make doesn't install pidgin
[04:31] <amenado> yo___-> whose ap is it?
[04:31] <yo___> ap?
[04:31] <neo> i am having connected through wireless so cant be traced back
[04:31] <bruenig> krammer: probably need to do make install, make generally just compiles and configures software
[04:31] <l33> neo..you'd be suprised.
[04:31] <amenado> yo___->  that just show you have not done the tutorial, go and read it please
[04:32] <yo___> which one? ive probaby done every single one except the one your talking about..
[04:32] <krammer> the code ran for ten minutes
[04:32] <dslfwfs> ath0 at pci0 dev 11 function 0 "Atheros AR5212" rev 0x01: irq 9
[04:32] <dslfwfs> ath0: AR5213 7.9 phy 4.5 rf2112a 5.6: RF radio not supported
[04:33] <amenado> yo___-> sure, and you dont know what an ap is...sure you have done the tutorials
[04:33] <neo> can i be traced back through wireless
[04:33] <yo___> maybe it was called something else.. what is it?
[04:34] <dslfwfs> neo, if you bought your card with a creditcard instead of cash ;)
[04:34] <krammer> bruenig the code is running now ./configure
[04:34] <yo___> amenado? what is it maybe it was called something else..
[04:34] <munk_> ?HELP i want to change the icon my icon package uses for folders....how do i do that? where do i find the icon package folder to switch the icon with something else?
[04:34] <amenado> yo___-> sorry nope, please do the tutorials over
[04:34] <neo> means?
[04:34] <hexoroid> is blowfish encryptiong safe ?
[04:34] <Maimster> Does anyone have experience with ipv6 slowing down your connection?
[04:34] <dslfwfs> they can pull informnation from the chipset and track down who bought it and when
[04:34] <yo___> amenado please.. i followed them to the tee.. it never worked. i promise..
[04:35] <krammer> bruenig: now it is running from make
[04:35] <yo___> ive been working on this for three days and im totally stumped...
[04:35] <amenado> yo___-> sorry nope, please do the tutorials over
[04:35] <yo___> you sound like you know what your talking about, and thats what i need..
[04:35] <bruenig> !compile | krammer
[04:35] <ubotu> krammer: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[04:35] <dslfwfs> serial# of these chips were sold at bestbuy at these certian times, lets look up who bought them
[04:35] <amenado> yo___-> do the tutorial its your admission ticket..hehe
[04:35] <yo___> i swear to god i must have done at least 15 different tutorials.. none of which worked
[04:36] <yo___> okay fine.. which tutorial?
[04:36] <yo___> where do i find it?
[04:36] <amenado> yo___-> the ones you have done already..if you havent got one, google for ubuntu wireless bmc43
[04:37] <yo___> omg please stop teasing me with this lol
[04:37] <amenado> yo___-> dont forget i said am not going to toy with bmc43xx..i dont have enuff hair
[04:37] <yo___> i know.. im not asking to toy with bcm43xx
[04:37] <yo___> just how to do whatever you told me to do before the tutorials..
[04:38] <CoasterMaster> is there an eclipse support room?
[04:38] <yo___> IPv6 not supported?
[04:38] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> tried the java support?
[04:38] <yo___> omg im dying here..
[04:38] <CoasterMaster> amenado, haven't answered yet...although this is kind of a ubuntu question as well
[04:38] <Gilgalid> E: Type '15:49:07' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/winhq.list
[04:38] <Gilgalid> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[04:38] <Gilgalid> Go to the repository dialog to correct the problem.
[04:38] <Gilgalid> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[04:38] <Gilgalid> What is this and how do i fix it? ^^;
[04:39] <FloodBot3> Gilgalid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:39] <StrawberryJesus> My nx6110 tends to crash after 8 hrs up.  What is the problem and how can I stop it?
[04:39] <amenado> yo___-> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs  a good place
[04:39] <rzimek78> hi, tell me, if in Ubuntu 8.04 will be ext3 or ext4 filesystem?
[04:39] <yo___> been there a million times but okay.. ill look
[04:39] <Flannel> rzimek78: #ubuntu+1 for Hardy support, thanks
[04:40] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> what issues do you have? if i know, i will assist, if not, oh well..
[04:40] <Flannel> Gilgalid: Your wine sources.list has some syntax errors in it (its been pretty common these past few days), that file should have two lines in it, as seen here: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/sources.list.d/gutsy.list (assuming you're on gutsy)
[04:40] <StrawberryJesus> like, for example, after a while, MP3 files don't open (unrecognized filetype or something) and firefox starts freezing (sometimes I have to Force Quit it).
[04:41] <yo___> amenado:alot of those deal with having an internet connection already..
[04:41] <CoasterMaster> amenado, I just installed eclipse and it currently wants to use the java-6-sun JRE but i'd like to use Java 5, but I it's not there (i have sun-java5-jdk installed)
[04:41] <Gilgalid> k thx
[04:41] <yo___> on the ubuntu comp i dont have access at all
[04:41] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:41] <gmcastil> What package is required for wxPython?
[04:41] <amenado> yo___-> like number 12?  spefically address 43xx
[04:41] <yo___> 4311
[04:42] <CoasterMaster> amando, as well as sun-java5-jre
[04:42] <neopsyche> hiffy, .. how can i get fluxbox working?
[04:42] <TerrorBite> Compiz seems to be crashing for me
[04:42] <TerrorBite> Everything freezes, and only the mouse moves
[04:42] <neopsyche> I installed fluxbox on ubuntu.. but .. unlike other desktops .. it does not come with any icons etc.
[04:42] <Odd-rationale> neopsyche: What problems are you having? No menu?
[04:42] <neopsyche> yes no menu
[04:42] <hiffy> neopsyche, i beg your pardon?
[04:42] <neopsyche> Odd-rationale, yes
[04:42] <TerrorBite> Pressing Alt-F2 and typing compiz --replace does nothing
[04:42] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> what do you mean it is not there?
[04:43] <neopsyche> Odd-rationale,how did you know?
[04:43] <Odd-rationale> neopsyche: Log back into gnome abd un terminal do "sudo update-menus" then log back into fluxbox.
[04:43] <CoasterMaster> amenado, in the new project window, I can choose Use a project specific JRE, but java 6 is the only option
[04:43] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> you have jdk5 installed but not there?
[04:43] <Odd-rationale> neopsyche: Common problem...
[04:43] <CoasterMaster> amenado, yes, both the jdk and jre
[04:43] <neopsyche> ok .. thanks
[04:43] <Maimster> amenado: I just commented out all the referrence to ipv6 in /etc/hosts and all is fast again.
[04:44] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> must you use java 5 jre?
[04:44] <amenado> Maimster-> congrats..
[04:44] <yo___> amenado: ubuntu recognizes the card.. but it wont connect to the net.. its missing an ip address and thats about it..
[04:44] <Maimster> amenado: I should have listened when you told me three days ago.
[04:44] <Tim-H> I have had the hardest time getting my samba shares accessible from windows.  i have read many tutorials and lots of forums and can't seem to make any headway.  does anyone have any strong samba experience and can help?
[04:44] <CoasterMaster> amenado, that's what my professor is going to use to grade it, so I'd prefer it.  Although it seems I've fixed it by pointing Eclipse to it (in /usr/lib/jvm) manually so problem solved
[04:44] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> you can use update-alternatives to choose your java 5 as default
[04:44] <CoasterMaster> amenado, but thanks for your help
[04:45] <amenado> Maimster-> sometimes experience is the best teacher, i wish i can tell that to my son to just listen to me..hehe
[04:45] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> you have used update-alternatives before?
[04:46] <CoasterMaster> amenado, I don't believe I have
[04:46] <Maimster> amenado: Ah man you got one of those sons too. We should team up and bust both of their assests.
[04:46] <CoasterMaster> amenado, I would like to use it to set sun-java5-jdk as the default
[04:46] <amenado> CoasterMaster-> well its basically manages the symlinks for different versions you have installed of the same application or jdk/jre for your case
[04:47] <amenado> lol@ Maimster
[04:48] <Maimster> amenado: Have you tried the Terminal Server Client? Really nice touch.
[04:48] <EcoBlue> shit guys, I can't get flash player to work
[04:49] <Maimster> amenado: I can control like three machines in my house without no lag.
[04:49] <nickrud> !language | EcoBlue
[04:49] <ubotu> EcoBlue: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[04:49] <amenado> Maimster i use Citrix to support a client..oops thats windows..hehe
[04:49] <EcoBlue> sorry nickrud
[04:49] <Maimster> amenado: Cheater.
[04:49] <daedra> hey how do I make a command available to a user?
[04:49] <rouini> HELLO EVERYBODY HERE!....I'M JUST WONDERING HOW CAN I INSTALL aim ....ON UBUNTU 7.10.....WITHOUT USING PIdgin internet messenger....cause i know that it can open aim.....but with no voice call
[04:49] <daedra> currently only root can launch thttpd, but I want to launch it from normal
[04:49] <Maimster> rouini: Trying now...
[04:49] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection .....  how can i just bypass the first server
[04:49] <EcoBlue> actually my problem with pidgin on windows anyway is that it stores user account passwords in PLAIN TEXT
[04:50] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection ..... help needed
[04:50] <amenado> neo i already asked you, are you going to get kicked by the university if you get caught?
[04:51] <daedra> you go to university and don't know this!?!?!
[04:51] <StrawberryJesus> My laptop tends to crash after about 8 hours.  It's a Compaq NX6110.  It's a gradual thing, disks suddenly become unable to unmount, it starts "forgetting" how to open certain files, like MP3's, and Firefox freezes up.  Eventually, it crashes me to the login window. Can anyone help?
[04:51] <neo> no
[04:51] <StrawberryJesus> :(
[04:51] <terapicodave> StrawberryJesus: have you run memtest?
[04:51] <StrawberryJesus> er... not really... I'll run it now.
[04:52] <AHemlocksLie> my Wine won't work, and I get this error when I try to run winecfg and some other files: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57555/ Does anyone have any idea what could be causing the problem?
[04:52] <gyaresu> StrawberryJesus: Sounds like a hardware problem. Memtest86+ is a programme for testing the RAM. There are others as well.
[04:52] <amenado> StrawberryJesus-> do you travel that long? hehe 8 hours on your laptop?
[04:52] <StrawberryJesus> Stumbleupon.
[04:52] <Maimster> amenado: How long have you had your nick? Just being nosey.
[04:52] <rouini> any help please!.............help install aim on ubuntu 7.10 without using pdgin internet messenger....i'm fed up with it
[04:52] <gyaresu> StrawberryJesus: StrawberryJesus Overheating could be a problem. Does it feel hot?
[04:52] <amenado> Maimster-> two weeks maybe?
[04:53] <Maimster> lol
[04:53] <Maimster> Jeez
[04:53] <gyaresu> amenado: kopete?
[04:53] <matthias> hi i have ubuntu 7.10 what firewall is to prefer firestarter or iptable and that is easy ti use ...
[04:53] <StrawberryJesus> doesn't feel hot.
[04:53] <amenado> gyaresu-> i never liked that kopete nor..come to think of it, never got it working right..
[04:54] <ubu2> I'm having trouble with Adobe Flash lagging with playback. I've looked everywhere for a solution, but to no avail. Regardless of whether the video is streaming or has finished buffering, it will randomly skip/pause and the sound will loop in the duration. When it resumes, it does not resume at the moment it stopped playing so you miss those seconds. The whole PC does not freeze, just flash itself.
[04:54] <mkquist> matthias: iptables is built in, firestarter if basically just a front end for it i believe
[04:54] <matthias> i will be connected wirelessly to the internet ... and use p2p program but still limit the access to my file from others connected wirelessly to my roputer ...
[04:54] <mkquist> mathi
[04:54] <amenado> matthias-> iptables is backend of firestarter
[04:54] <StrawberryJesus> how long does memtest usually take?
[04:54] <mkquist> matthias: u really dont need to d/l anything
[04:55] <ubu2> Are there any optimizations I can do to make Adobe Flash player performance better? I've read that other people have this same issue on new PCs, but I've yet to find a suggestion for a solution. Also, it only happens in Ubuntu, not Winodws.
[04:55] <amenado> StrawberryJesus-> long..45 to an hour maybe, you want a rigorous test dont you?
[04:55] <matthias> swhat does d/l means ...
[04:55] <gyaresu> StrawberryJesus: http://www.memtest.org/ overnight with no errors is usually a good sign.
[04:55] <mkquist> matthias: download
[04:55] <matthias> sorry what does it mean ...
[04:55] <matthias> ok
[04:55] <m0u5e> matthias: it means to download
[04:55] <matthias> so firestarter is the way to go and later on use iptables ...
[04:55] <StrawberryJesus> gyaresu:  Yeah, I typed in memtest mem all, so I guess it'll be a while.
[04:55] <gyaresu> amenado: amenado http://www.aim.com/get_aim/linux/latest_linux.adp
[04:56] <amenado> matthias-> firestarter uses iptables
[04:56] <gyaresu> amenado: No idea if it sucks.
[04:56] <matthias> okey let me try it ...
[04:56] <matthias> thank you ...
[04:56] <amenado> gyaresu-> actually am trying to hide from pagers..hehe so i can spend time here..
[04:57] <andrew_> bluefoxx
[04:57] <gyaresu> matthias: StrawberryJesus If i recall that will add an option to your grub entry that lets you run memtest instead of loading the OS.
[04:59] <andrew_> hey guys, i am wondering how to setup my ati card to use the svideo out, its a 9000igp radeon mobility
[05:00] <gyaresu> andrew_: Have you tried anything so far?
[05:00] <andrew_> yeah
[05:00] <andrew_> i tried googling different things the other day
[05:00] <gyaresu> andrew_: From the ubuntu help?
[05:00] <gyaresu> !ati
[05:00] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[05:00] <armanox> I think that the 9000IGP is an R200
[05:01] <armanox> so
[05:01] <andrew_> its trying to work, when i hit function f4 then it causes a disruption on the tv
[05:01] <armanox> hmm...
[05:01] <EcoBlue> how do I set samba to allow clients to read and copy from the share without entering a password
[05:01] <armanox> which driver are you using?
[05:01] <bluefoxx> andrew_: yes?>
[05:02] <andrew_> gyaresu i have the restricted driver already, im just not sure how to set it up, i tinkered with the settings a bit already
[05:02] <andrew_> bluefoxx, i tried to send you a pm, did you get it?
[05:02] <armanox> in xorg.conf set the video driver to fglrx
[05:03] <dhon__> andrew_: on my laptop (nvidia graphics) there's an option to set the output tv format to PAL, NTSC etc which caused similar problems to what you're describing
[05:03] <dhon__> Option "TVStandard" "PAL-B"
[05:03] <dhon__> I'm not sure if it applies to ATI cards though
[05:04] <armanox> ecoblue - in /etc/samba/smb.conf, find the line that says security =
[05:04] <bluefoxx> andrew_: sorry, nope
[05:04] <neo> i my college we have two servers installed ,first one is gateway having ip 172.16.4.1         another is gateway to internet having ip 202.103.158.108         ,,,,,,,    whenever i try to connect to sites like ¨orkut.com¨ or ¨rapidshare.com¨ it refuses the connection ..... help needed
[05:04] <armanox> and change it to security = share
[05:04] <jtibau> anyone here is a n800 user?
[05:04] <EcoBlue> armanox, I did that, it still asks for a password
[05:04] <armanox> did you restart samba after doing that?
[05:05] <EcoBlue> yes
[05:05] <bluefoxx> neo: that sounds like they have a proxy with a list of servers to refuse
[05:05] <gyaresu> EcoBlue: This is one of my file servers smb.conf file: http://gyaresu.pastebin.com/m27d346ff
[05:05]  * bluefoxx goes back to debating about pants and related items with his friends on msn
[05:06] <zachalink> how do I run as super user?
[05:06] <zachalink> su - doesn't work (as said in vmware documentation)
[05:06] <armanox> sudo <insert command here>
[05:06] <clinton> how is UVC video support in Ubuntu right now?
[05:06] <gyaresu> EcoBlue: The shares at the bottom are rw
[05:06] <zachalink> o ya
[05:06] <zachalink> :P
[05:06] <EcoBlue> rw, I want read only, so I'll change that
[05:07] <EcoBlue> oh
[05:07] <EcoBlue> the security = share line was auto commented out
[05:07] <EcoBlue> odd
[05:07] <armanox> interesting
[05:07] <neo> yea       when i open some websites like    download.com     a     cyberoam  page appears   the url example that is rejected is as¨ http://10.0.0.100:8090/corporate/webpages/clientlogin.jsp ¨
[05:07] <armanox> it defaulted to security = user
[05:08] <EcoBlue> Success!
[05:08] <neo> wht do u think of this?
[05:08] <scott_> after installing gutenprint-5.0.2 into the computer how do i get it to apply to the printer it still using 5.1
[05:08] <EcoBlue> good going ubuntu, making sense
[05:08] <Luderacer> for some reason ubuntu isnt showing all the ram that my laptop has any suggestions?
[05:08] <EcoBlue> it actually did
[05:08] <macogw> anyone know how to make Gnome-Screensaver pass keys so you can vote on Electric Sheep?
[05:08] <armanox> luderacer - how much ram should it show?
[05:09] <armanox> and how much is showing
[05:09] <Luderacer> 4 gb
[05:09] <Luderacer> 3 gb
[05:09] <macogw> i know there's a hacked xscreensaver for doing it, but it doesn't compile
[05:09] <gyaresu> EcoBlue: EcoBlue What did you change to get it to work?
[05:09] <andrew_> i figured out how to change the splash screen bg color
[05:09] <armanox> luderacer - are you runing a 32bit or 64bit system / kernel?
[05:09] <EcoBlue> uncommented security=share and added null_passwords = yes
[05:09] <Luderacer> 32
[05:09] <andrew_> anyone know about using aticonfig to try to setup s video out? when i tried to run it in the terminal then it said to install it and the command includes the line fglrx, which messed up my comp before
[05:10] <Luderacer> dual core thou
[05:10] <armanox> try a 64bit kernel
[05:10] <Luderacer> anyway to upgrade to 64 with out redoing every thing?
[05:10] <gyaresu> EcoBlue: From a default smb.conf (cause i've been copying the same one across for years and just hacking it.)
[05:10] <neo> bluefoxx: yea       when i open some websites like    download.com     a     cyberoam  page appears   the url example that is rejected is as¨ http://10.0.0.100:8090/corporate/webpages/clientlogin.jsp ¨
[05:10] <armanox> luderacer - there is but i don't know it
[05:10] <EcoBlue> gyaresu, from a default smb.conf
[05:10] <gyaresu> EcoBlue: Thanks.
[05:11] <EcoBlue> I used gnome's handy right click share thing to make all the folders appear
[05:11] <Luderacer> mmm  thanks armanox  ill look on the forum
[05:11] <armanox> kk
[05:11] <Luderacer> i just upgraded it now to 4gb
[05:11] <Luderacer> bios shows 3 usable only
[05:11] <Luderacer> figured it had to be a os issue
[05:11] <armanox> ....
[05:11] <matthias> Hi  ihave installed firestarter but i have doubts about firestarter ...
[05:12] <EcoBlue> 32bit has a limit of about 3 gigs
[05:12] <Pkunk> is any of the software launchpad.net available for GPL use ?
[05:12] <armanox> what proc do you have?
[05:12] <matthias> i like to restrict all access to my comuter but this irc still works ...
[05:12] <Luderacer> dual intel core 1.6
[05:12] <armanox> err
[05:12] <armanox> that's a 32bit proc
[05:12] <bluefoxx> neo: then they have a proxy in there. my school has something like that, squid i belive its called. you can find proxy avoiding servers somethimes though
[05:12] <matthias> how can i veryfy that he firewall really denies access and permits ...
[05:12] <scott_> i just got a epson cx9400 but no drivers it whats to use 8400 drivers but they don't work
[05:12] <macogw> Luderacer: maybe you can just install the 64bit kernel and itll all switch?
[05:12] <armanox> it will not work with more then 3gb ram
[05:12] <Pkunk> i want to make a bugs site that works like ubuntu's bugs on launchpad.net
[05:13] <macogw> Luderacer: if you have a /home directory at least that stuff wont have to be redone during a fresh install
[05:13] <Luderacer> os[Linux 2.6.22-14-generic i686] distro[Debian lenny/sid] cpu[2 x Genuine Intel(R) CPU           T2300  @ 1.66GHz @ 1.66GHz] mem[Physical : 3034MB, 85.1% free] disk[Total : 69.16GB, 69.40% Free] video[Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller] sound[]
[05:13] <armanox> you can try buildng a kernel with 4GB ram enabled...but....good luck
[05:13] <matthias> i have an router that suppose to denie access but how can i know ...
[05:13] <andrew_> bluefoxx: sudo to /etc/gdm/PreSession then edit the file in there, at the bottom is a bg color # you can edit
[05:13] <armanox> yeah...you can't use a 64bit kernel
[05:13] <Luderacer> mmm
[05:13] <gyaresu> Pkunk: Dude seriously... google Like Sourceforge and Google Code Hosting Launchpad is not open source. Unlike those other services, we have committed to making Launchpad Free Software.
[05:13] <Luderacer> =(
[05:13] <gyaresu> Pkunk: https://help.launchpad.net/FAQ
[05:13] <matthias> or verify its function ?
[05:13] <prettyricky> hey guys Im trying to install virtualbox, but I get an error that says
[05:13] <Luderacer> that sucks
[05:14] <prettyricky> The VirtualBox kernel driver is not accessible to the current user. Make sure that the user has write permissions for /dev/vboxdrv by adding them to the vboxusers groups. You will need to logout for the change to take effect..
[05:14] <prettyricky> VBox status code: -1909 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_ACCESSIBLE).
[05:14] <prettyricky> Result Code:
[05:14] <prettyricky> 0x80004005
[05:14] <prettyricky> Component:
[05:14] <prettyricky> Console
[05:14] <prettyricky> Interface:
[05:14] <prettyricky> IConsole {1dea5c4b-0753-4193-b909-22330f64ec45}
[05:14] <prettyricky>  
[05:14] <gyaresu> !pastebin | prettyricky
[05:14] <ubotu> prettyricky: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lines texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[05:14] <prettyricky> any suggestion
[05:14] <neo> wht sould i do?
[05:14] <bluefoxx> andrew_: kk, will try that one
[05:14] <prettyricky> oops sorry
[05:14] <Luderacer> thanks maybe next rls will support more
[05:14] <neo> bluefoxx: wht sould i do?
[05:14] <warriorforgod>  prettyricky did you add yourself to the vboxusers gruop?
[05:15] <Starnestommy> prettyricky: try running 'sudo adduser $USER vboxusers'
[05:15] <prettyricky> yes i did
[05:15] <matthias> how do i know thqat firestarter is running
[05:15] <prettyricky> ok will try that
[05:15] <warriorforgod> prettyricky: did you logout and back in?
[05:15] <matthias> that , sorry ...
[05:15] <prettyricky> log out from where?
[05:15] <prettyricky> newbie sorry
[05:15] <Starnestommy> the computer.
[05:15] <juice_> in compiz are there any alternatives to the rotating gears? anyone?
[05:16] <warriorforgod> prettyricky: if you are in x click system then quit.
[05:16] <hvgotcodes> i just installed kde4.  when i enable the desktop effects, I do not see any effects,like shadows translucency
[05:16] <jim_p> hi. I have a minor provblem with conky. Upon login, the fonts are not antialliased and they look ugly.I have to kill it and restart to make them antialliased. I use the Verdana font and i have set xftalpha to 1.0.
[05:16] <macogw> juice_: there are unsupported plugins for having fish swim inside the cube
[05:16] <prettyricky> so do I do the clt alt-backspace
[05:17] <bluefoxx> search google for proxy-avoidance servers. a word of advice: dont use it to browse anything obvoiusly inn-apropiat. a kid at my school was using a server like that to browse pron at brean at school, when the princaple and some school board admins walked in to check the computers. he hasnt been seen since.
[05:17] <warriorforgod> prettyricky: That should work.  It will force you to log back in
[05:17] <juice_> macogw: where?
[05:17] <matthias> i have no rules in my firestarter yeat ...
[05:17] <matthias> just the basic ones ...
[05:17] <prettyricky> ok will do, be right back with what happened
[05:18] <icesword> hello.i am back
[05:18] <lfzcy> 有北京的吗
[05:18] <nickrud> !cn | lfzcy
[05:18] <ubotu> lfzcy: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道： #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw  或者 #ubuntu-hk
[05:18] <dirkg3nt1y> uh oh
[05:18] <icesword> 你是北京的
[05:18] <lfzcy> 嗯
[05:18] <dirkg3nt1y> watch the language
[05:18] <icesword> see
[05:18] <nickrud> ice109: not fair
[05:18] <nickrud> icesword: that is, sorry ice109
[05:18] <lfzcy> 刚开始弄这个系统。。不太会
[05:18] <icesword> !englsih
[05:18] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about englsih - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[05:18] <macogw> juice_: http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Plugins/Cube#Atlantis
[05:19] <nickrud> !en
[05:19] <ubotu> The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are english only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[05:19] <matthias> ubotu how verify firestarter
[05:19] <macogw> matthias: so make some rules
[05:19] <prettyricky> hey guys I got the no bootable medium found, system halted
[05:20] <matthias> macow but by default all is blocked or ?
[05:20] <matthias> i mean incomming traffic ...
[05:20] <macogw> matthias: all is open, except nothing is listening on any ports anyway
[05:20] <macogw> matthias: if anyone *tries* to talk to your box, they wont get a response
[05:21] <warriorforgod> prettyricky: What command did you use to start the vm?
[05:21] <icesword> lfzcy, #ubuntu-cn
[05:21] <zero88> Can someone help me with ndiswrapper. I cant set the essid of my wireless  wlan0. i do sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid "myessid"  and then the key ....... but it doesnt stay
[05:21] <matthias> so traffic in is safe but outside traffic needs to be arranged ...
[05:21] <prettyricky> no command I just went into the virtualbox screen and hit start/
[05:22] <macogw> matthias: if there was already a trojan in your box, it could phone home because outbound is all open.  if there's already a trojan in your box, though, you're already screwed.
[05:22] <rhineheart_m>  anybody here who could recommend a reliable and fast DNS?
[05:22] <macogw> matthias: because by that point, they could just re-open the ports themselves
[05:22] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: bind9
[05:23] <Daisuke_Laptop> there are linux-targeting trojans?
[05:23] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop: no
[05:23] <armanox> not that i know of
[05:23] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop: not that im aware of
[05:23] <Daisuke_Laptop> so this is a theoretical exercise...
[05:23] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop: yes
[05:23] <zero88> Oh, should i be trying to accociate with my wireless network whyle im connected with a wired connection?
[05:23] <Daisuke_Laptop> okay, just wondering :)
[05:23] <rhineheart_m> Starnestommy: you mean..I don't need anymore the services for my domain like afraid.org or zoneedit.com?
[05:23] <Daisuke_Laptop> that's what i thought, i just wanted to double-check and make sure
[05:23] <praetor> had me worried too
[05:23] <prettyricky> I go to application--->system tools-----> and hit virtual box
[05:23] <matthias> how do i take car of those trojan horses if i et one ??, how do i know that i have one, how... how ...how ...
[05:24] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: it's a full DNS server
[05:24] <AtomicSpark> strange how ubuntu doesn't have a server channel.
[05:24] <macogw> if someone wanted to be a jerk and package up a program that people really want that's for some reason not in any distro's repository, and they messed with it so it was a trojan and you trusted them and installed it....that's the only way to get a trojan that i can think of
[05:24] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop: ^
[05:24] <macogw> matthias: there arent any known trojans for linux anyway
[05:24] <Luderacer>  mm armanox
[05:25] <Luderacer> 32bit OSes can directly address 4GB of RAM. The reason is that 2^32 = 4096MB.
[05:25] <Luderacer> 64bit OSes can address 1.76e13 MB of RAM. That is because it is 2^64.
[05:25] <matthias> okey but skype for example i have to trust ...
[05:25] <rhineheart_m> Starnestommy: can I control A and MX records there too>?
[05:25] <armanox> luderacer that's only in theory though
[05:25] <matthias> and not in the ditro ...
[05:25] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: you can control any type of DNS record for the domains you have
[05:25] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop, matthias:  rootkits do exist.  the attacker would have to get into your box to install a rootkit.  thatd require they have some way to get in.  example would be an ssh server with root access enabled and a bad password.
[05:25] <armanox> theory != practice, sadly
[05:25] <juice_> does anyone know how to install dreamweaver or photoshop cs3?
[05:26] <Luderacer> readyin on forum ;)
[05:26] <Daisuke_Laptop> macogw: that i know
[05:26] <Luderacer> =|
[05:26] <macogw> matthias: if you trust the skype developers to not put a trojan in their software, install it.  if you dont trust them, don't.
[05:26] <ph0rensic> Luderacer, Thats a lot of ram!
[05:26] <armanox> otherwise my 2xP MMX would have 1Gb ram in it
[05:26] <rhineheart_m> Starnestommy: in bind9? can you point to me a tutorial on bind9?
[05:26] <yo___> why is it that when i do manual configurating with wireless the net doesn't work, but when i say connect to an existing network it works?
[05:26] <matthias> ssh is denied by default in firestarter ????
[05:26] <Luderacer> 4 gb?
[05:26] <macogw> matthias: ssh isnt installed by default
[05:26] <matthias> that makes me feel safer ...
[05:26] <armanox> 4GB really isn't a lot of ram....
[05:26] <ph0rensic> No 1.76E^13
[05:26] <Luderacer> i work with servers at work that have 96 gb
[05:27] <armanox> oh, 1.7 exabytes
[05:27] <matthias> i can check that with rpm -q ssh right ...
[05:27] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: I'll look for one
[05:27] <EcoBlue> I run 2GB in my box
[05:27] <Luderacer> ;)
[05:27] <matthias> just in case :)
[05:27] <prettyricky> warriorforgod-----> any other hints or suggestions on what to do.......
[05:27] <EcoBlue> Because I'm not ready to run 64bit Vista
[05:27] <macogw> matthias: if you installed openssh-server and had it running, port 22 would open up for it, and it would listen on that port.  if you killed sshd, nothing would be listening on port 22, so itd be effectively closed.
[05:27] <armanox> and i'd wager that your servers are not IA-32
[05:27] <macogw> matthias: no that's Red Hat style
[05:27] <armanox> ugg...vista
[05:27] <Daisuke_Laptop> for instance, i do use ssh, but i have a pretty decent password - and root access is disabled.  so that's an area of entry that's not going to work well - but if my password DID get out, sudo could become a liability.
[05:27] <macogw> matthias: dpkg -l openssh-server
[05:27] <Luderacer> lol
[05:28] <Luderacer> Sun boxs armanox
[05:28] <matthias> okey , thank you ...
[05:28] <Luderacer> that run solairs and RH
[05:28] <macogw> Daisuke_Laptop: right
[05:28] <EcoBlue> yes, vista's bad and all, but it's been working and I don't want to reformat
[05:28] <juice_> photoshop.. anyone?
[05:28] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BIND9ServerHowto
[05:28] <matthias> yum belongs to redhat as well ???
[05:28] <ph0rensic> Luderacer, 96 is a lot of ram but imagine using the capacity of what the 64-bit can handle
[05:28] <macogw> matthias: yes
[05:28] <armanox> should be Sparc64
[05:28] <Daisuke_Laptop> juice_: the GIMP.
[05:28] <macogw> matthias: debian's package manager is apt
[05:28] <Luderacer> yeh they run 32bit and 64bit
[05:28] <armanox> *nods*
[05:28] <matthias> okey ...
[05:28] <Daisuke_Laptop> or if you OWN a copy of photoshop, it's been getting far better support in wine lately
[05:28] <macogw> matthias: instead of "yum" use "apt-get" or "aptitude"
[05:29] <macogw> matthias: it's still "install" "remove" etc
[05:29] <matthias> okey ...
[05:29] <Luderacer> i been waiting to install rh anyway
[05:29] <matthias> let me uninstall yum ...
[05:29] <juice_> Daisuke_Laptop: even with wine i can't run photoshop? what about a virtual machine?
[05:29] <prakashrao> good morning
[05:29] <macogw> matthias: but apt lets you update the repository listing and do your updates separately.  "sudo apt-get update" updates the listning.  "sudo apt-get upgrade" installs updates.
[05:29] <yo___> can someone help me with bcm43xx?
[05:29] <armanox> juice_ - you should be able to run wine in a vm
[05:30] <matthias> i am used to it in centos but have not been serious enought about protection there ...
[05:30] <Pkunk> juice_: i'd reccomend vmware player
[05:30] <armanox> assuming the vm runs smoothly
[05:30] <prakashrao> how to install lamp server in ubuntu server 7.10
[05:30] <armanox> i'm partial to vmware-server
[05:30] <yo___> every time i launch ubuntu i have to reinstal the driver for the bcm43xx card to get on the net? why? how can i fix this?
[05:30] <armanox> and also partial to qemu + kqemu
[05:30] <macogw> matthias: ah im just learning centos in school.  in case you're wondering, the debian version of chkconfig is update-rc.d
[05:30] <macogw> yo___: are you running from the live cd?
[05:30] <yo___> no
[05:30] <EcoBlue> How do I get ubuntu to mount everything nice?
[05:30] <juice_> Pkunk: do you know the terminal code to get vm player?
[05:30] <yo___> im not that dumb lol
[05:31] <macogw> yo___: had to check!
[05:31] <prakashrao> no
[05:31] <matthias> many new things here too much used to redhat i see ...
[05:31] <armanox> ii think it's in the repo, so something like
[05:31] <yo___> macogw: i finally got it working on my bros comp by the way lol, but now im having this problem
[05:31] <armanox> apt-get install vmware-player
[05:31] <Pkunk> juice_: gutsy doesn't have vmplayer in apt
[05:31] <armanox> try apt-cache search vmware
[05:31] <armanox> oh
[05:31] <juice_> EcoBlue: u dont
[05:31] <armanox> go on vmware's website
[05:31] <EcoBlue> lol
[05:31] <armanox> and look
[05:31] <yo___> macogw?
[05:31] <armanox> it's free
[05:31] <armanox> so
[05:32] <armanox> no issues there
[05:32] <bullgard4> What is meant by 'platform' of the /sys/devices/platform directory? What does the term 'platform' comprise here?
[05:32] <Pkunk> search google , there's some nice faq's
[05:32] <macogw> yo___: *shrug* is thre a bunch of stuff in your /lib/firmware/ ?
[05:32] <rhineheart_m> Starnestommy: is bind9 reliable?
[05:32] <RJ__> Anyone knwo how to tell what someone on my wifi network is doing on the internet? I have wireshark running and have a few packets from the source PC, btu I cant figure out what they mean XD
[05:32] <yo___> lemme check
[05:32] <matthias> if you run CentOS in school, why not look at fedora core it seems easier than CentOS and more complete but i am not the one running it but as i see it from an work mate of mine ...
[05:32] <ph0rensic> Pkunk, Many people have problems with vmware crashing at runtime after a few hours of running it... Installing from source, while discouraged here, has proven to work well with vmware
[05:32] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: it's the most reliable DNS server that I know of
[05:32] <yo___> macogw: no.. two things..
[05:33] <macogw> matthias: the desktops have fedora 7. the system administration class uses centos inside vmware on the fedora desktops
[05:33] <Pkunk> vmplayer source package + www.easyvmx.com got me started
[05:33] <yo___> a folder full of stuff yes, and a bcm43xx file
[05:33] <yo___> macgow
[05:33] <ph0rensic> matthias, Fedora .. do their distros fit on one disk yet??
[05:33] <prettyricky> hey guys can i get some help installing windows xp on the virtualbox
[05:33] <rhineheart_m> Starnestommy: Is it reliable than the ones hosted in other servers? like the ones I mentioned earlier?
[05:33] <Pkunk> ph0rensic: there is no other option when your using gutsy
[05:33] <macogw> yo___: the stuff should be your firmware...
[05:33] <armanox> fedora 8 is one dvd
[05:33] <armanox> same with 7
[05:33] <Luderacer> i thought duo core was 64bit
[05:33] <ph0rensic> Pkunk, Thats not true .. I installed using apt and i have gutsy
[05:33] <yo___> but how come i have to install the firmware everytime? how do i fix that?
[05:33] <vivicrow> hello...i need some help...trying to install ubuntu 7.10, but GParted couldn't recognize my old partition table!!! anyone had similar problem before???
[05:33] <matthias> finally my hibernation and standby does not work in my 7.10 what si nneded to get upfated ???
[05:33] <macogw> Luderacer: "core duo" is 32.  "core 2 duo" is 64
[05:33] <matthias> what is needed to update to get these working, hibernation and standby ...
[05:34] <prettyricky> I installed virtual box, but when I hit start on the tab it says,,, fatal no bootable
[05:34] <macogw> matthias: are you using nvidia or ati binary drivers?
[05:34] <Starnestommy> rhineheart_m: as far as I know it's the most repliable
[05:34] <armanox> luderacer nope, it's the last of IA-32 for desktops
[05:34] <matthias> no Fedora is on several  ...
[05:34] <Starnestommy> *reliable
[05:34] <juice_> what is the best prog for handling widgets?
[05:34] <ph0rensic> prettyricky, you probably dont have the cd emulation on
[05:34] <matthias> i ahev ati grapghics ...
[05:34] <macogw> prettyricky: did you load an iso for installing whatever os inside it?
[05:34] <matthias> i have ati graphics ...
[05:34] <Luderacer> guess il have to see about upgrading the proc on this laptop
[05:34] <macogw> matthias: and you're using fglrx?
[05:34] <Luderacer> ty
[05:34] <prettyricky> oh no, how do I do that>?]
[05:34] <matthias> ?
[05:34] <yo___> macogw: what do i do to fix this problem?
[05:35] <matthias> as bad typing as me some times
[05:35] <prettyricky> is that within the program?
[05:35] <ph0rensic> prettyricky, look around in the settings, it will be there
[05:35] <ph0rensic> prettyricky, yup
[05:35] <prettyricky> ok
[05:35] <juice_> what is the ubuntu equivilant of power ISO?
[05:35] <ph0rensic> prettyricky, Its turned off by default
[05:35] <macogw> matthias: lsmod | grep "fglrx\|radeon"
[05:35] <Z_o-s-o> awww....I thought FF 3 would fix my crashing on flash video, but it didnt
[05:35] <macogw> yo___: dunno
[05:35] <armanox> juice_ - dd for ripping
[05:35] <armanox> and mount for mounting
[05:35] <armanox> =)
[05:35] <yo___> mm.. where would i look to resolve this problem?
[05:35] <matthias> let me check ...
[05:35] <ph0rensic> juice_, doesn't need that, we just use mount command
[05:36] <vivicrow> anyone knows why the live cd couldn't recognize the partition table?
[05:36] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: try the newest flash?
[05:36] <juice_> w00t
[05:36] <vivicrow> please
[05:36] <armanox> mount -o loop /name/of/iso /mounting/destination
[05:36] <yo___> also.. how do i get the firmware for the ATI driver?
[05:36] <ph0rensic> juice_, an easy way to mount iso's in ubuntu is the gmountiso package
[05:36] <prettyricky> is it enable IO/APIC
[05:36] <Z_o-s-o> macogw : yeah from adobes wed site
[05:36] <macogw> yo___: no firmware needed. just get the driver.
[05:36] <prettyricky> not to sure what Im doing... here,,
[05:36] <yo___> where from?
[05:36] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: oh ok.  no further suggestions from me.
[05:36] <matthias> macogv comes out like this:
[05:36] <matthias> fglrx                 656352  15
[05:36] <matthias> agpgart                35016  2 fglrx,intel_agp
[05:36] <yo___> because its n the restricted driver manager..
[05:36] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: oh wait...did you try the older one?
[05:37] <macogw> matthias: ok go to /etc/default/acpi-support
[05:37] <juice_> ph0rensic: ty
[05:37] <armanox> yo__ - ati.amd.com/drivers OR find the restricted driver
[05:37] <macogw> matthias: there's a MODULES="" line
[05:37] <macogw> matthias: put "fglrx" in there
[05:37] <matthias> use text editor ...
[05:37] <Z_o-s-o> macogw : no
[05:37] <neo> bluefoxx: help///
[05:37] <ph0rensic> juice_, Your welcome
[05:37] <juice_> what is the best prog for handling widgets?
[05:37] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: ive heard some complaints that the newest flash is somewhat unstable
[05:37] <ph0rensic> juice_, what type of widgets?? Look at avant window navigator (awn)
[05:37] <macogw> matthias: yes, use a text editor
[05:38] <bluefoxx> yes, neo?
[05:38] <juice_> ph0rensic: iz that a stock prog?
[05:38] <macogw> matthias: sudo vim /etc/default/acpi-support or gksudo gedit /etc/default/acpi-support
[05:38] <Z_o-s-o> macogw : where can I get the older version and can i uninstall flash 9 from synaptic
[05:38] <ph0rensic> juice_, hmm I dont think so
[05:38] <bullgard4> What is meant by 'platform' of the /sys/devices/platform directory? What does the term 'platform' comprise here?
[05:38] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: the one in synaptic is the more stable version
[05:38] <matthias> i have no acpi-support ...
[05:38] <prettyricky> ph0rensic ----------> is it enable IO/APIC not to sure what Im looking for
[05:38] <macogw> matthias: er...you should
[05:38] <armanox> kk i'm out for the night
[05:38] <bluefoxx> neo: yes?
[05:38] <karllenz> how can i make ubuntu communicate with my os x mac? share file etc?
[05:38] <yo___> can anyone help me with the ATI graphics card restricted driver?
[05:39] <juice_> ph0rensic: is it sudo apt-get install awm?
[05:39] <macogw> matthias: do you have acpi disabled in your kernel parameters?
[05:39] <macogw> matthias: cuz if you do, thatd keep you from hibernating
[05:39] <matthias> good question how do i know ...?
[05:39] <matthias> seems like that it does not hibernate ..
[05:39] <ph0rensic>  juice_ http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-avant-window-navigator-awn-in-ubuntu-710-gutsy-gibbon.html
[05:40] <gn00bie> is there a gentoo handbook type documentation for installing ubuntu?
[05:40] <matthias> where do i check that parameter ...
[05:40] <ph0rensic> prettyricky, I think someone else was talking to you about this.. what are you doing?
[05:40] <juice_> ph0rensic: ty
[05:40] <prettyricky> well im just trying to use the virtual box with windowsxp
[05:40] <prettyricky> i have virtualbox installed,
[05:40] <ph0rensic> juice_, haha hey uh...
[05:41] <Luderacer> wo0t its a fed
[05:41] <prettyricky> but I dont think I ever installed windows xp
[05:41] <matthias> system->administration-> ???
[05:41] <prettyricky> dont know how to do that....
[05:41] <macogw> matthias: did you put acpi=no, noacpi, or nolacpi in your kernel boot parameters or while using the live cd and installing?
[05:41] <juice_> ph0rensic: ?
[05:41] <matthias> no ...
[05:41] <ph0rensic> juice_, For widgets its actually screenlets .. avant is for the app launcher as seen in my desktop snapshot http://www.flickr.com/photos/24040049@N05/2284837943/sizes/l/
[05:41] <Z_o-s-o> macogw : how can I uninstall the unstable version?
[05:42] <matthias> but than again did not ask me to many things at installation ...
[05:42] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: dont know.  did you use sudo when you installed it or not?
[05:42] <ph0rensic> juice_, I think screenlets is default program sudo apt-get install screenlets
[05:42] <fed> fed mean fedaykin , it's my nick since 10 year
[05:42] <macogw> matthias: hmm then you should have acpi
[05:42] <yo___> "the software source for the package xorg-driver-fglrx" is not enabled. what do i do?
[05:42] <juice_> ph0rensic: u mean that dock aat the bottom?
[05:42]  * bluefoxx goes back to fixing the legacy antique CD drive for a custom maching
[05:42] <matthias> well i do not remember any question about acpi
[05:42] <macogw> yo___: system -> admin -> software sources
[05:43] <macogw> yo___: enable restricted
[05:43] <piroko> Trying to install on a thinkpad t41, and the installer keeps slowing down and locking up. Every time
[05:43] <ph0rensic> juice_, yeah thats awn.. for widgets screenlets is the program you want
[05:43] <macogw> matthias: it doesnt ask a question about it
[05:43] <matthias> if it did i would leave it default ...
[05:43] <juice_> ph0rensic: that dock iz swizeet
[05:43] <macogw> matthias: some people put those boot parameters when the cd starts up becuse their comp's not working right with it
[05:43] <ph0rensic> juice_, hehe thanks .. took a while to find all the icons off deviantart
[05:43] <Z_o-s-o> macogw : I used whatever adobes install scrip was
[05:44] <evilbug> is there any way to disable my touchpad without an external app? (there is no touchpad tab in the Mouse menu)
[05:44] <zero88_> when setting a iwconfig attribute like sudo iwconfig essid "...." what file does that go in?
[05:44] <matthias> well mine works okey with the installation cd ...
[05:44] <yo___> still not working...
[05:44] <macogw> Z_o-s-o: if you used sudo with it, it installed in /usr/lib/firefox-3.0beta3/<something>.  if you didnt, it installed in ~/.mozilla
[05:44] <yo___> im trying to activate the ATI accelerated graphics driver
[05:44] <piroko> Thoughts anyone? :-/
[05:44] <ph0rensic> yo___, the restricted manager is your friend
[05:44] <matthias> let me check more in this issue and see if i can find anything ...
[05:44] <macogw> yo___: did you reload the package list after enabling the restricted repository?
[05:45] <macogw> matthias: ps -e | grep acpi
[05:45] <matthias> thanks to all ...
[05:45] <macogw> matthias: any results?
[05:45] <yo___> im in it right now. but when i try to eneable it i get this message "the software source for the package xorg-driver-fglrx" is not enabled
[05:45] <yo___> yea matthias
[05:45] <neo> bluefoxx:can i just write ip address of the main server in primary dns server?
[05:45] <juice_> ph0rensic: do you use desktop cube with dual monitors? how does that work? like one big cube or two seperate cubes?
[05:45] <matthias> output .
[05:45] <matthias> matthias@matthias-laptop:~$ ps -e | grep acpi
[05:45] <matthias>    33 ?        00:00:00 kacpid
[05:45] <matthias>    34 ?        00:00:00 kacpi_notify
[05:45] <matthias>  5012 ?        00:00:00 acpid
[05:45] <matthias>  5343 ?        00:00:00 hald-addon-acpi
[05:45] <macogw> juice_: your choice
[05:45] <FloodBot3> matthias: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:45] <yo___> what package am i looking for?
[05:45] <ph0rensic> yo___, did you check your sources.list?
[05:46] <macogw> matthias: youve got acpi running then
[05:46] <juice_> macgow: swizeet
[05:46] <matthias> ok
[05:46] <yo___> what am i looking for?
[05:46] <ph0rensic> juice_, yes and .. either way.. I do it as one huge cube
[05:46] <macogw> matthias: can you pastebin the result of: ls /etc/default/
[05:46] <macogw> yo___: xserver-xorg-video-fglrx, i think
[05:46] <juice_> ph0rensic: through envy or ccsm or nvidia drivers?
[05:47] <ph0rensic> yo___, best if you go into software sources, and check that all the main ones (universe etc) on the first page are checked
[05:47] <Ezsra> is there a better channel for issue with dell docking station dual-head setup? Or is this the place. i am all googled out.
[05:47] <yo___> i think i found it..
[05:47] <bluefoxx> neo: im not sure, im still tutoring myself in networking, have'nt gotten past proxies yet, still trying to hook up with a router, or make one from old computer parts[but i need an OS under 900 megs for the last hdd i have]
[05:47] <ph0rensic> juice_, you control your options through ccsm, but yes I use the nvidia drivers which I installed through the restricted manager
[05:47] <macogw> bluefoxx: Damn Small Linux is 50mb
[05:47] <matthias> macogw i am not allowed to copy and pastee in this chat how can i show the result ???
[05:48] <macogw> matthias: http://pastebin.ca
[05:48] <yo___> wuts better.. dsl or ubuntu?
[05:48] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, linux is right for you, there are even some versions that are less than 8 megs
[05:48] <bullgard4> karllenz: Usually via Samba or NFS.
[05:48] <juice_> ph0rensic: yeah i have an 8800gt oc and restricted drivers wouldn't go, so i did envy. will that stop me?
[05:48] <ere4si> !better | yo___
[05:48] <ubotu> yo___: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose, depending on your preferences, features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[05:48] <bluefoxx> but are there ones that will split an incoming 30kb/s between four 3com NICs?
[05:49] <piroko> Well thanks anyway
[05:49] <ph0rensic> juice_, as long as the drivers work, it will be fine .. drivers are drivers, its just preferential to have apt install and manager your packages
[05:49] <yo___> ill rephrase that.. is dsl better for booting from an sd card?
[05:49] <matthias> macogw likw this    http://pastebin.ca/920144
[05:49] <mage__> yo___: yes
[05:50] <yo___> how would i go about setting it up to work?
[05:50] <ph0rensic> yo___, dsl is going to be a lot larger in size
[05:50] <macogw> matthias: you lied
[05:50] <ph0rensic> yo___, I mean ubuntu is bigger
[05:50] <macogw> matthias: acpi-support is listed right there
[05:50] <icesword> yo___, www.damnsmalllinux.org/
[05:50] <yo___> one more question.
[05:50] <mage__> hmm an SD card, did you get an eee pc?
[05:50] <matthias> do i need to be root to run it ..
[05:51] <matthias> i eman edit it ...
[05:51] <matthias> i mean edit it ..
[05:51] <yo___> how can i restart ubuntu with out loosing my internet access? everytime i restart it i have to reinstall the firmware...
[05:51] <mage__> matthias: probably
[05:51] <macogw> matthias: sudo vim ...
[05:51] <HyperSecret> is there anyone who can help me with setting up internet on ubuntu?
[05:51] <macogw> matthias: or "gksudo gedit"...
[05:51] <macogw> matthias: said that before...
[05:51] <yo___> hypersecret whats up
[05:51] <icesword> nano is easier
[05:52] <Ezsra> I have a dell precision m6300 with a PD01x docking station. Station has DVI and VGA outlet. but only lets me use one at a time. i want dual-head.
[05:52] <ph0rensic> icesword, I like nano better to
[05:52] <matthias> works as root
[05:52] <mage__> yo___: add the command to /etc/rc.local but use full paths for the firmware file
[05:52] <icesword> hehe
[05:52] <macogw> icesword: except i can explain to someone how to do things in vim because i have it memorized.
[05:52] <yo___> what command?
[05:52] <ph0rensic> Ezsra, http://www.flickr.com/photos/24040049@N05/2284837943/sizes/l/ <-- my dualhead setup
[05:52] <yo___> lmao im totally newb
[05:52] <macogw> icesword: i cant explain anything about nano except "^ means control and write means save"
[05:52] <juice_> ph0rensic: what media player iz that in ur screenie?
[05:52] <mage__> yo___: whatever command makes the network go
[05:52] <Ezsra> ph0rensic: i will take a look
[05:52] <Ezsra> thx
[05:52] <yo___> i use the grapical based..
[05:52] <macogw> icesword: i have no idea how to search or search/replace or delete multiple lines or anything useful with it
[05:52] <ph0rensic> juice_, probably VLC lemme check
[05:53] <yo___> not the terminal..
[05:53] <mage__> o
[05:53] <ph0rensic> juice_, yep VLC
[05:53] <juice_> ty
[05:53] <mage__> hmm
[05:53] <icesword> macogw, i know,vim is powerful
[05:53] <yo___> how do i fix it mage? do you know?
[05:53] <mage__> well whats the hardware?
[05:53] <juice_> ph0rensic: where did u get the skinz at?
[05:53] <yo___> bcm43xx.. the satan of wireless cards for linux...
[05:53] <yo___> 4311 to be specific
[05:53] <macogw> icesword: well i can tell someone "type /MODULE to get to the right line"....i have no idea how to explain that in nano, so i just avoid doing so
[05:53] <Ezsra> ph0rensic: pertty
[05:54] <matthias> macogw , please agina whatto look for ...
[05:54] <macogw> matthias: MODULES = ""
[05:54]  * mage__ googles that
[05:54] <ph0rensic> juice_, Background = deviant art, rest of skins at gnome-look.org
[05:54] <Ezsra> is that the same setup? dell docking station?
[05:54] <yo___> mage?
[05:54] <icesword> macogw, ask man
[05:54]  * yo___ wants to die.. linux setup is killing him..
[05:54] <dmakalsky> Hi, what version of gtk does gutsy have?
[05:54] <matthias> found it, it is as you typed it ...
[05:54] <macogw> matthias: matthias line 17
[05:54] <icesword> yo___, ?
[05:54] <yo___> lmao
[05:54] <macogw> matthias: change "" to "fglrx'
[05:54] <juice_> ph0rensic: do you know what the best way to handle an ipod iz?
[05:54] <macogw> matthias: i mean "fglrx"
[05:55] <yo___> linux is killing me.. i know its awesome once its going.. but its a pain to get running right..
[05:55] <macogw> juice_: recycling bin?
[05:55] <mage__> yo___: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx <-- thats what i found
[05:55] <juice_> yo___: RIGHT!!
[05:55] <ph0rensic> juice_, No i don't have one.. but there are media players i think that can work with ipods
[05:55] <yo___> thanks mage
[05:55] <juice_> macgow: u funny
[05:55] <macogw> yo___: rhythmbox can do it
[05:55] <macogw> ack
[05:55] <macogw> juice_: rhythmbox can do ipods
[05:55] <yo___> can do what?
[05:55] <juice_> macgow: ty
[05:55] <ph0rensic> juice_, not sure which .. rythmbox apparently can ^^
[05:56] <macogw> juice_: if its a very new one (fall 2007 model), you need to update some libraries.  is that the case?
[05:56] <juice_> macgow nah 5th generationi
[05:56] <matthias> done
[05:56] <matthias> RESTART NOW ...
[05:56] <macogw> juice_: then youre dandy.  for reference in case you dont like rhythmbox, amarok (kde player people seem to like), exaile (just like amarok but for gnome), and banshee can also do ipods
[05:57] <macogw> matthias: go ahead
[05:57] <juice_> !exaile
[05:57] <ubotu> Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based).  Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs
[05:57] <matthias> okey see you in a while ... will rebot and see if hibernation works ...
[05:58] <ph0rensic> macogw, I like both amarok and rhythmbox.. but I spend a lot of time using streamtuner and xmms
[05:58] <macogw> ph0rensic: can streamtuner do ipods? im 99% sure xmms cant
[05:58] <ph0rensic> macd, nah streamtuner is just an app to stream radiostations w/ option to capture stream to file afaik
[05:59] <ph0rensic> macogw, I dont think xmms can either
[05:59] <macogw> oh ok
[05:59] <yo___> how come when i try to change the visual effects to extra it says the composite extension is not available?
[05:59] <ph0rensic> macogw, But streamtuners front end to radiostation kills rhythmbox
[06:00] <yo___> anyone?
[06:00] <juice_> ph0rensic: what was that widget prog again?
[06:00] <acx> hi, i've got a small problem with the x86 7.10 livecd, i am attempting to install ubuntu onto a laptop [Toshiba Satellite R15-S829] it gives me the screen @ bootup, loads a small nmeat background and then just stops, no icons, no nothing. tips?
[06:00] <gianko> hi!
[06:00] <ph0rensic> yo___, You have to have your video drivers installed and working with direct rendering and likely ccsm for the goods
[06:01] <ph0rensic> juice_, screenlets
[06:01] <yo___> how do i do that ph0rensic?
[06:01] <ph0rensic> juice_, and you can check out gnome-look.org to download difference screenlets
[06:01] <yo___> i installed the drivers and it says they're woorking
[06:01] <ph0rensic> yo___, did you have to do a restart?
[06:01] <yo___> yep
[06:02] <tharwat> hi there, i need some help
[06:02] <ka2> !justask | tharwat
[06:02] <ubotu> tharwat: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[06:02] <ph0rensic> yo___, open a terminal and type glxgears and tell me the fps
[06:02] <speeddemon8803> !as...nevermind
[06:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about as...nevermind - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:02] <speeddemon8803> :/
[06:02] <yo___> it doesn't say anything about fps
[06:02] <yo___> wait
[06:02] <ph0rensic> speeddemon8803, haah
[06:02] <yo___> 1000
[06:03] <yo___> well about 1100 give or take 0
[06:03] <yo___> 50**
[06:03] <acx> is there a way to force the 7.10 x86 disc into a CLI install mode? :/
[06:03] <gianko> list:
[06:03] <ph0rensic> yo___, Older card??
[06:03] <ka2> acx: alternate?
[06:03] <speeddemon8803> ph0rensic im usually quick to the gun, but yeah :P
[06:03] <yo___> dell inspiron 1501
[06:03] <yo___> from christmas 06
[06:03] <gianko> list!
[06:03] <yo___> ATI
[06:03] <acx> ka2: excuse me? :/
[06:04] <factotum> quick question, Does Kubuntu 7.10 ship with dolphin file manager?
[06:04] <ph0rensic> acx, liveCD doesn't have a text mode????
[06:04] <speeddemon8803> gianko, can i ask what you need a list of..so maybe we can help you out?
[06:04] <ka2> acx: alternate cd or livecd
[06:04] <yo___> ph0rensic: how do i find out what my card is?
[06:04] <acx> ah
[06:04] <tharwat> i have pclinuxos 2008, i installed the nvidia driver, but still cannot use compiz-fusion, although i did all the settings (like full 3D desktop effects), so is there any special driver for the nvidia geforce go 7600?
[06:04] <ph0rensic> yo___, see what you get when you install: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:04] <ka2> tharwat: pclinuxos != ubuntu
[06:05] <factotum> nevermind foudn the answer
[06:05] <wols> tharwat: this is #ubuntu
[06:05] <speeddemon8803> tharwat, please go to #pclinuxos for pclinux related issues.
[06:05] <yo___> its installing
[06:05] <speeddemon8803> thanks.
[06:05] <yo___> ph0rensic
[06:05] <wols> tharwat: go and ask them or better yet install ubuntu, THEN ask here
[06:05] <ph0rensic> yo___, did u try it?
[06:05] <tharwat> ka2, yes i know, but actually no one is answering!!
[06:06] <dmakalsky> does gutsy have gtk 2.4 ???
[06:06] <yo___> ph0rensic: i have ATI Radeon Xpress 1150
[06:06] <gianko> sorry! i don't speek english
[06:06] <ph0rensic> tharwat, doesn't the go series have their own drivers .. dif than all the normal line of nvidia drivers?
[06:06] <StrawberryJesus> Uh, it's been like an hour but memtest hasn't finished, is something wrong?
[06:06] <yo___> it finished installing what you told me too ph0rensic
[06:06] <Geoffrey2> can anyone here help me set up the openLDAP server?
[06:06] <ka2> tharwat: well we dont use pclinuxos
[06:06] <ph0rensic> yo___, Ok now go  to system - prefs - advanced desktop effects
[06:06] <bluefoxx> tharwat: try the nvidia-glx-new nvidia driver, its what i use for my bfg nvidia 6200
[06:06] <matthias_> macogv: no ot did not work ...
[06:06] <ka2> tharwat: and no to your question - nvidia drivers cover all cards
[06:06] <ph0rensic> yo___, try to enable some of those and tell me what you see
[06:07] <tharwat> ph0rensic, i think so, actually i just ran the linux live cd, so i am really new
[06:07] <matthias_> made it worse got disk cach error something ...
[06:07] <ka2> bluefoxx: thats for ubuntu
[06:07] <matthias_> so it did not work ...
[06:07] <koganei> anyone ever tried that PMOG game?
[06:07] <macogw> matthias_: that doesnt make a lot of sense... unloading/reloading driver shouldnt do anythng to the disk
[06:07] <bluefoxx> ka2: whats he doing asking here if hes not using ubuntu then?
[06:07] <bluefoxx> XD
[06:07] <macogw> matthias_: do you have other restricted drivers in use?
[06:07] <yo___> i dunno
[06:07] <ogre> how do i disable emerald for window decoration?
[06:07] <yo___> its not really doing anything now..
[06:07] <yo___> like nothing different..
[06:07] <ph0rensic> tharwat, I see.. even on windows i THINK that the go series has a different driver.. all the other nvidia cards use the same driver for all the cards afaik
[06:07] <HyperSecret> is there anone who can help me set up my internet in private?
[06:08] <ph0rensic> ogre, hmm metecity --replace ??
[06:08] <ka2> yo___:  what are you trying to do sorry only just came on
[06:08] <speeddemon8803> bluefoxx, nobody is in the pclinux room answering..or so he says, but..ive been to that room and have had people answer me just about every time, so i dont have any idea.
[06:08] <ka2>  ph0rensic: thats only on linux
[06:08] <bluefoxx> i wonder...could i upgrade my pci bfg nvidia 6200 to a pcie bfg ncidia 6800 without having to change anything? like reinstalling anything?
[06:08] <yo___> ph0rensic
[06:08] <yo___> ?
[06:08] <matthias_> well something like that came up at reboot for s split second and when i put the computer in hibernate i got an dos cursor like twinkling nor suspend did turn of my computer ...
[06:08] <ka2> bluefoxx: yes i believe i did geforce 4 -> 5200 a while ago
[06:08] <ph0rensic> ka2, you sure? I have had nvidia cards for years and its always the same download for all cards
[06:09] <ph0rensic> yo___, yah
[06:09] <matthias_> or wake my computer up with the poer button on my laptop ...
[06:09] <ka2> thats what i said
[06:09] <yo___> nothings really chaning when i click different stuff
[06:09] <tharwat> ph0rensic, yes right... well, do u have any idea how to install the driver?
[06:09] <ph0rensic> ka2, but you said its only for linux?
[06:09] <matthias_> poer means power button ...
[06:09] <bluefoxx> so i wouldnt have to do anything like sudo dpkg--reconfigure nvidia-glx-new?
[06:09] <ph0rensic> tharwat, but you have pclinuxos
[06:09] <ka2> only on linux that there is one driver for all
[06:09] <matthias_> sorry about that ...
[06:09] <matthias_> i have an ati1400 graphics card ...
[06:09] <ka2> bluefoxx: as i said i did nothing - it just worked
[06:09] <bluefoxx> im saying throw in the newer one, pull the old one than boot back up as normal, and not change any settings?
[06:10] <ph0rensic> ka2, No even for windows... unless they changed their driver architecture recently
[06:10] <bluefoxx> kewl
[06:10] <yo___> ph0rensic:its not doing anything when i change stuff
[06:10] <ka2> ph0rensic: under windows geforce go & geforce are seperate
[06:10] <yo___> no wobbly windows or anything
[06:10] <macogw> matthias_: did you try both suspend and hibernate?
[06:10] <tharwat> ph0rensic, so that will not work on my system
[06:10] <matthias_> yes ...
[06:10] <ka2> yo___:  what are you trying to do
[06:10] <yo___> desktop effects
[06:10] <ka2> yo___:  please :)
[06:10] <ka2> yo___:  ok
[06:10] <yo___> im bored lol
[06:10] <ka2> yo___: what problem
[06:11] <ph0rensic> ka2, thats what I said .. all but the go series.. so linux the go series uses same driver as the reg cards???
[06:11] <macogw> matthias_: ive only used hibernate, but it should require using the power button to turn on....it just takes you straight back to your desktop with things still running once it does
[06:11] <bluefoxx> so then i suppose once i ocme into about $100 i will go for that new card...
[06:11] <ka2> ph0rensic: yes
[06:11] <ka2> ph0rensic: unless there isnt one at all
[06:11] <yo___> nothings happening ll ka2
[06:11] <matthias_> as explained in suspend i should be able to wake up the pc with any key or the power button but nothings happens ...
[06:11] <yo___> by the way my geckos name is ka lol
[06:11] <ka2> yo___:  what video card?
[06:11]  * bluefoxx starts looking for a local job that *dosnt* require A+ certification or completed high school
[06:11] <yo___> ATI Radeon Xpress 1150
[06:11] <ph0rensic> tharwat, No thats not it, you just have to find the driver... Im not sure how pclinuxos manages their packages.. and since its not open sources, you cant build it .. probably gotta install from binary
[06:11] <ka2> yo___:  yikes
[06:11] <Geoffrey2> ok, one last time....I'm trying to configure the open LDAP server....I followed the directions at help.ubuntu.com, editing the slapd.conf, and ldap.conf files, then tried to restart slapd, only to be told the slapd.conf file doesn't exist....
[06:12] <yo___> yikes?
[06:12] <ph0rensic> yo___, what?
[06:12] <ka2> yo__: ATI Radeon Xpress with compiz
[06:12] <yo___> ph0rensix:nothings happening when i change stuff..
[06:12] <macogw> matthias_: what about hibernate?
[06:12] <matthias_> the power button does not seems to make any different in this case i am on an dell inspiron laptop
[06:13] <macogw> matthias_: i dont ever use suspend (not quite sure what it's for)
[06:13] <ph0rensic> yo___, direct rendering prbably isn't enabled.. you installed the driver with restricted manager?
[06:13] <ka2> yo___: never heard of that working for anyone
[06:13] <yo___> yep
[06:13] <yo___> how do i enable direct rendering?
[06:13] <speeddemon8803> Geoffrey2, are you repeating because nobody is answering you?
[06:13] <ph0rensic> yo___, we gotta see if it is enabled first.. i dont remember how to check
[06:14] <macogw> yo___: glxinfo | grep direct
[06:14] <matthias_> hibernate does not work as well, well the screen turns black but the rest is turned on wireless but i ca not get back on, have to use the power button and force it to turn off and turn on it again ...
[06:14] <macogw> ph0rensic: like that
[06:14] <IcE_^> hi
[06:14] <ka2> yo__: http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2007/08/compiz-fusion-in-fiesty-with-xgl.html
[06:14] <macogw> matthias_: turned on wireless?  what wireless card do you have?  are you using ndiswrapper?
[06:14] <ph0rensic> yo___, ^^ macogw
[06:14] <yo___> direct rendering is enabled
[06:14] <ka2> yo__: not so simple
[06:14] <IcE_^> where I can get the new version of ubuntu 7.10?
[06:14] <yo___> i just checked
[06:14] <ka2> cE_^: new version?
[06:15] <macogw> IcE_^: what?
[06:15] <matthias_> yes, i have ndsiwrapper, i have an dell 1500 wireless mini card ...
[06:15] <ka2> cE_^: ubuntu 7.10 is like 2007
[06:15] <ph0rensic> yo___, what it say?
[06:15] <ka2> !gutsy
[06:15] <ubotu> Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) is the latest version of Ubuntu. Upgrading to Gutsy:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GutsyUpgrades - Downloading: http://www.ubuntu.com/download - New Features: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/710tour - Please use bittorrent to download if possible, see !torrents
[06:15] <yo___> matthias.. broadcom is a real pain in the @$$
[06:15] <macogw> matthias_: try adding ndiswrapper where you have fglrx listed
[06:15] <matthias_> i think the company is broadcom ...
[06:15] <IcE_^> ka2: yes, I mean this one, thnx
[06:15] <yo___> direct rendering: yes
[06:15] <yo___> matthias: all dell is broadcom pretty much ll
[06:15] <yo___> matthias:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Gutsy
[06:15] <matthias_> you mean "fglrx ndiswrapper"
[06:15] <macogw> matthias_: some drivers dont like suspend/hibernate and resume.  they have to be listed there
[06:16] <speeddemon8803> IcE_^, this is the latest version, if you are meaning security updates and program updates please go to your system tab, then update manager.
[06:16] <macogw> matthias_: yes
[06:16] <yo___> matthias : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Gutsy
[06:16] <matthias_> or module="fglrx"
[06:16] <macogw> matthias_: list both
[06:16] <matthias_> module="ndiswrapper"
[06:16] <ph0rensic> IcE_^, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[06:16] <macogw> matthias_: "fglrx ndiswrapper"
[06:16] <matthias_> so 2 modules ...
[06:16] <yo___> ph0rensic what do i do?
[06:16]  * bluefoxx sighs...if only there were a command line version of frost/limewire...then he could watch his movie and download his music at the same time...
[06:16] <ka2> Geoffrey2: is it in the right place :)
[06:16] <speeddemon8803> or do as ph0rensic said if you do not currently have a GUI installed.
[06:16] <ph0rensic> yo___, hmmm well if its enabled does it say the name of the missing module?
[06:17] <yo___> no
[06:17] <matthias_> ahh okey ..
[06:17] <matthias_> i will try that, have to go and sleep it is pretty late but thank you and see you tomorrow i hope ...
[06:17] <macogw> matthias_: good luck
[06:17] <yo___> alright guys, i really need to get to bed
[06:17] <yo___> gnight.. thanks for all your help
[06:17] <matthias_> thank you and thank you for you efforts to try ...
[06:17] <IcE_^> should I check on "Check here if you need the alternate desktop CD..." when wanna download ubuntu?
[06:17] <yo___> ka2: my geckos name is ka =)
[06:17] <yo___> peace out
[06:17] <ph0rensic> yo___, ok see ya later
[06:17] <Presario> guys, do u know the code for grub to boot linux in a smaller resolution? I made a mistake installing a big resolution but i also have nstalled smaller resolutions during xorg confg
[06:17] <bluefoxx> how would i upgrade my system from command line? say i wanted to upgrade a system from 7.04 to 7.10 but not use any kind of GUI?
[06:18] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install dist-upgrade
[06:18] <intarwebz_> Presario: if you're getting problems you can just delete (backup) your xorg.conf and it will repopulate when you reboot
[06:18] <Geoffrey2> ka2, it's in /etc/ldap/slapd.conf, which is exactly where I'm being told it's not when i run the restart command
[06:18] <ka2> IcE_^: do you want the alternate one
[06:18] <matthias_> gye
[06:18] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: ok, kewl; thank you
[06:18] <ka2> Geoffrey2: strange
[06:19] <matthias_> bye everyone out there ...
[06:19] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, if it says it cannot do it, there may be a repository you need to add.. i dont recall
[06:19] <c0mp13371331337> I'm reading about a program called preload at the moment, seems almost too good to be true.  Can any users provide insight on this?
[06:19] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: kk
[06:19] <IcE_^> ka2: what is the different if i choosed the alternate one?
[06:19] <Presario> intarwebz_: i mean to use a different video mode... i set 1400x800 but i wanted to use 800x600
[06:19] <ph0rensic> IcE_^, alternate what?
[06:19] <ka2> 0mp13371331337: why would you want it. i use hibernation
[06:19] <jeffMASTERflex> c0mp13371331337: am using it. doesn't make much of a difference to me. nothing seems faster, but nothing seems slower
[06:19] <intarwebz> Presario: so there's stuff you can't see on the screen?
[06:19] <IcE_^> ph0rensic: alternate CD
[06:19] <ka2> IcE_^: no livecd
[06:19] <icesword> IcE_^, it is not livecd
[06:20]  * bluefoxx needs a explicitive hardcopy linux manual...or a printer, website database and binder
[06:20] <macogw> IcE_^: alternate installer is a text-based installer.  desktop cd is a gui installer.  both result in gui systems.
[06:20] <IcE_^> I am confused...
[06:20] <ph0rensic> IcE_^, Alternate installs using command line
[06:20] <Presario> it says failed to start the X server...
[06:20] <ph0rensic> IcE_^, well yah text-based
[06:20] <IcE_^> aha, ok.
[06:20] <icesword> !alternate >ice_^
[06:20] <intarwebz> Presario: but it worked previosuly?
[06:20] <mage__> oh is the alternative cd text based?
[06:20] <ka2> !alternate: IcE_^
[06:20] <macogw> IcE_^: not really command line. text user interface.  blue and red and grey and you use arrows and hit enter and type things a lot
[06:20] <ph0rensic> Presario, is it grub res you want to change or for x server?
[06:20] <bluefoxx> i made a alt install CD, but i burned it on a friends vista computer system...and it wound up w/o a kernal to install...
[06:20] <IcE_^> !LiveCD
[06:20] <ubotu> The Ubuntu Desktop CD is a "LiveCD" which can be run without altering existing files on your harddrive. Especially useful for testing your hardware's compatibility, it also includes an install option.
[06:21] <ph0rensic> macogw, right .. thanks for correcting
[06:21] <ka2> bluefoxx: "works for me"
[06:21] <yo> im back for a bit lol
[06:21] <ph0rensic> yo, sneak
[06:21] <mage__> why does the gutsy cd have packages on the CD that aren't installed? really annoying when it asks for the CD
[06:21] <yo> how can i transfer files from my windows comp to my lil bros ubuntu comp?
[06:21] <jarrettgreen_> anybody know a quick tut for instaling sendmail functionality for php in dapper?
[06:22] <ka2> yo:  without the __?
[06:22] <c0mp13371331337> ka2 - Hibernation seems a bit different than preload, unless I'm not reading correctly.  Preload seems to cache frequently-used programs so they start faster, whereas I thought hibernation merely saved programs you have running so you could turn off the more power-hungry hardware on a computer.
[06:22] <ka2> c0mp13371331337: correct
[06:22] <ka2> c0mp13371331337: and data
[06:22] <ph0rensic> mage__, you must like all the extra programs windows installed that no one uses too eh?
[06:22] <ka2> c0mp13371331337: all hardware actually
[06:22] <bluefoxx> ka2: a kernel-less system?it failed when it finished...actually it wouldnt even finish...i had to borrow a pci graphics card and a pair of 256 SDram sticks to install...
[06:22] <yo> ka2: do you know how to transfer files between the 2?
[06:22] <ka2> yo: what 2?
[06:22] <ph0rensic> mage__, jk ... kinda weird huh.. it doesn't do that often at all
[06:22] <yo> computers
[06:23] <yo> one running ubuntu and the other running winxp
[06:23] <mage__> does it to me every time I dont remove the CD from apt.sources
[06:23] <Presario> erm the thing is... i had problems with ubuntu starting up and Z_o-s-o have been helping me along and i found out that my Geforce FX5200 is causing the hardware detection problem... so mow i used my onboard video which does not support high resolutions like my geforce FX.... so since i set it to a high resolution, i think it wont be able to load. now im thinking of using a paremeter like "linux NOACPI" or something like that to use save v
[06:23] <ka2> yo: samba
[06:23] <mip> with two active eth interfaces, is it possible to download single file simultaneously. i.e. half through eth0 and half through eth1 ?
[06:23] <Odd-rationale> yo: You can email them... :P
[06:23] <yo> samba?
[06:23] <yo> not 30 gigs worth odd lol
[06:23] <ka2> yo:  over network?
[06:23] <ka2> yo: right click > share folder
[06:23] <yo> how do i set up an ad hoc for that?
[06:23] <mage__> ph0rensic: actually I wouldn't mind an install with every package, but I wouldn't want to ever update it :)
[06:24] <ka2> yo: crossover cable :)
[06:24] <ph0rensic> mage__, probably because the cd-rom has the packages you are looking for too which are also avail on web.. on cd for no net access folks, on web for rest of us
[06:24] <yo> dont have
[06:24] <Presario> i wanna change the resolution for linux graphical so that i can boot properly
[06:24] <yo> oone
[06:24] <ka2> yo: hmmm
[06:24] <ka2> yo: tricky
[06:24] <yo> ka2: i could make one from a cheaper patch cable cuz im slick like that lol
[06:24] <ph0rensic> mage__, not update it?? leave security holes???
[06:24] <EcoBlue> sleep time
[06:24] <ka2> yo: yeah but its easier to have one
[06:24] <ka2> yo: :)
[06:24] <yo> ka2: even then i have to set up a network tho right?
[06:25] <ka2> yo: yeah
[06:25] <yo> a lan network.. how?
[06:25] <Presario> do u all know the "cheatcode" so that i could add it onto my grub line?
[06:25] <mage__> ph0rensic: can you imagine updating a machine with all the metaverse etc packages installed?
[06:25] <ka2> yo: static ip addresses
[06:25] <mage__> thats the only reason i haven't installed everything
[06:25] <ph0rensic> Presario, may try to reconfigure x:  $sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:26] <illriginal> does anyone know what causes screen flicker?.... the text and images/windows?
[06:26] <ka2> yo: external hdd?
[06:26] <Presario> ph0rensic: ouh okey... ill try. Cant i cange the resolution it uses?
[06:26] <yo> nope.. no money lol
[06:26] <ka2> yo: lots of dvds :)
[06:26] <ph0rensic> mage__, ahhh i see what your getting at ... comment those out for updates???
[06:26] <ka2> yo: this is tricky
[06:26] <yo> yep
[06:26] <ka2> yo: why all computers should be networked :)
[06:26] <mage__> yea I did that both times
[06:27] <ka2> yo: already
[06:27] <illriginal> anyone know why 1080i would cause screen flicker?...
[06:27] <yo> ka2: for realls lol
[06:27] <o|> awwe...i can't use "O|¯|_" as a nickname...
[06:27] <ph0rensic> Presario, in the gui yes.. and maybe with some slick cli command, I wouldn't know it offhand though
[06:27] <earthling> illriginal: change the refresh frequency (Hertz)
[06:27] <illriginal> it's at 30 =\
[06:27] <bluefoxx> oh well...
[06:27] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, ??
[06:28] <Presario> ph0rensic: ouh okey ill reinstall it
[06:28] <bluefoxx> i was trying to see if i could use "o|¯|_" as a nick name
[06:28] <earthling> illriginal: increase it to 60 if its CT
[06:28] <ph0rensic> Presario, actually doesn;t reinstall it, just reconfigures it ;-)
[06:28] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: but it comes out as "o|"
[06:28] <illriginal> earthling, how would i change hertz via terminal?
[06:28] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, oh hha
[06:28] <illriginal> it's LCD HDTV earthling*
[06:28] <earthling>  $sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[06:29] <yo> how do i do file transfer thru a wireless network that both of my comps are on?
[06:29] <bluefoxx> orz fails...so orz. XD
[06:29] <ka2> yo: right click > share folder :)
[06:29] <illriginal> earthling was that directed towards me?
[06:29] <earthling> illriginal: i dont know the right refresh rate for HDTV
[06:29] <yo> i know, but how do i access it from another comp?
[06:29] <ka2> yo:  in ubuntu
[06:29] <ph0rensic> yo, you can either setup a share and download that way or maybe use ssh??
[06:29] <ka2> yo: a windows one
[06:29] <earthling> illriginal: yes
[06:29] <ka2> yo: ?
[06:29] <yo> ssh?
[06:29] <illriginal> mine's 60... 80 max.
[06:29] <mage__> huh
[06:30] <yo> im transfering from windows to ubuntu
[06:30] <ka2> yo: so Places > Network if the iwindows one is shared
[06:30] <earthling> illriginal: If the refresh rate is the problem then it will solve this. otherwise i have no ideas
[06:30] <ka2> *windowds
[06:30] <ph0rensic> yo, easy answer: external HDD
[06:30] <yo> no money
[06:30] <yo> lol
[06:30] <illriginal> ok gonna try to change it manually :P
[06:30] <mage__> eh external hdd isn't easy
[06:30] <yo> i put my c drive in entirety as a sharing folder lol
[06:31] <mage__> well unless its really new ubuntu
[06:31] <Presario> ph0rensic: hehe yeah tired it
[06:31] <ph0rensic> yo, hah win lets u do that?
[06:31] <ph0rensic> Presario, it work?
[06:31] <ka2> mage__: real easy actually
[06:31] <ka2> ph0rensic: you plug it in
[06:31] <Presario> ph0rensic: now waiting for good results
[06:31] <yo> nvm i got it
[06:31] <yo> shaweet
[06:31] <earthling> illriginal: k. thats all the that i can think of.
[06:31] <ph0rensic> ka2, yah what gives eh?
[06:31] <mage__> ka2: 7.04 livecd didn't have write access to ntfs
[06:31] <ka2> yo: Places > Network
[06:31] <yo> i figured it out lol
[06:32] <ph0rensic> ka2, cause you dont have the ntfstg3 or whatever its called.. ntfs write support
[06:32] <Presario> awww wth! it says frequency out of range in my monitor
[06:32] <illriginal> earthling what is that command supposed to do?...
[06:32] <ka2> mage__: hmmm i thought partially it did
[06:32] <Presario> ph0rensic: okey it worked!!!
[06:32] <Presario> haha
[06:32] <ph0rensic> Presario,yay
[06:32] <yo> it says my permissions arent enough to view all my stuff tho
[06:32] <illriginal> go back to default settings, earthling?
[06:32] <Presario> ph0rensic: haha thanks
[06:33] <abhi_> what package should i download to access my svn server?
[06:33] <ka2> yo: share just the dir
[06:33] <ph0rensic> yo, can you edit the permissions?
[06:33] <yo> in what?
[06:33] <ka2> yo: btw windows shares C: by defualt
[06:33] <ka2> yo: as c$ or something
[06:33] <earthling> illriginal: will open a blue terminal where you can configure the Xorg setings. Google it. Ubuntu forus have covered it quite well
[06:33] <Presario> ph0rensic: im happy for now... but the problem now i have to face is that i want to use my graphic card... not my onboard. And help here?
[06:33] <yo> i wonder how long it will take?
[06:34] <Presario> Z_o-s-o: u there?
[06:34] <ka2> yo: over wireless a long time
[06:34] <ph0rensic> yo, Presario sure go into your bios, disable onboard.. forces to check forces it to find external card
[06:34] <ka2> yo: ethernet a while
[06:34] <earthling> ka2: i was having problems accessing C$ and the likes of it. all those ending with $. any reason?
[06:34] <yo> i wish i had a crossover cable..
[06:34] <riad> hi everybody, im using ubuntu but not able to shutdown
[06:34] <ka2> earthling: you need admin rights for the windows box
[06:34] <ka2> riad: what happens?
[06:34] <yo> riad: just hold the power button... NOT lol
[06:35] <riad> just givs blank screen
[06:35] <hw00djohn> okay, i still need help setting up my buddies wireless...i'm using this site and trying to run thru this but encountering issues...any help would be great  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=574501
[06:35] <riad> i treid all commands but no use
[06:35] <mage__> apple is swank and made the ethernet ports on some of thier laptops auto negotiate
[06:35] <earthling> ka2: admin rights at linux end or windows admin rights?
[06:35] <Presario> ph0rensic: hope it works.. but last time I fixed my video card in, it get stuck at loading hardware driver... so it sure be my video card not compatible for linux.  isnt there have nvidia drivers for download?
[06:35] <ph0rensic> riad, dont do that .. i did it once .. and ended up reinstalling .. now that drive has several errors even after i zero fill it..
[06:35] <ka2> earthling: windows
[06:35] <riad> and im running GNOME
[06:36] <yo> how do i hack into my windows comp thru ubuntu? i don't wanna waitfor the permissions to activate..
[06:36] <bluefoxx> ok, so i have this rather wild idea...im going to build a computer dedicated to routing my network...but ill also leave the option to put in extra hard disks and share those, as well as that, i want to have two floppy disk drives in it with a grub boot floppy left in one and a freedos floppy left in the other to allow networked computers to boot from, and access...it will run on a 500mhz celeron socket 370 in a slot one adaptor, on
[06:36] <bluefoxx>  a asus p2b-f mother board with 256 ram and 5 NICs, one for uplink and the rest for other computers to connect to. my quiestion is is there an linux OS i can use for this that is under 900 MB[hdd for it is only 850] and will i have to use xover cables...and on top of  that will i actually be able to make the floppy disk drives network bootable? i plan to use them for rescue situations[so im not allways loosing my super grub and my
[06:36] <bluefoxx> freedos floppies]
[06:36] <earthling> ka2: but they dont prompt for a password. just says that drive not accessible!
[06:36] <ph0rensic> Presario, nvidia cards are supported... it should use generic vesa drivers at first anyway, then you can get the proprietary drivers after its up and running
[06:36] <jaypro> how do you get k3b to rip audio cd to mp3?
[06:36] <riad> what shll i do to be able shutdown
[06:36] <ka2> earthling: it only works sometimes :). filesharing with windows is like that
[06:36] <ka2> riad: maybe report as a bug?
[06:37] <ka2> riad: did your pc partly shut down?
[06:37] <yo> earthling: right click on the folder you wanna share and go to sharing and security
[06:37] <riad> im not able to report a bug
[06:37] <yo> then click share this folder
[06:37] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, Im sure its possible... if they can make a server run off of <8 MB's ....
[06:37] <yo> im doing it right now..
[06:37] <ka2> riad: if nothing worked it probably shut down but not turned off
[06:38] <earthling> yo: the windows part of sharing is alright, that isnt that painful. :)
[06:38] <riad> it gives blank screen, i cannot see any script running on my screen
[06:38] <hw00djohn> hey, im trying to set up my buddies comp with gutsy, however his vid card is a Atheros 5006EG, I'm using this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=574501 but i'm having trouble getting thru it.. i really need help here
[06:38] <ph0rensic> jaypro, why not use soundjuicer??
[06:38] <ka2> bluefoxx: i used to have a p3 500mhz computer as my main one not that long ago
[06:38] <billy> how do i hack into my windows comp from ubuntu?
[06:38] <ka2> bluefoxx: with compiz fusion
[06:38] <billy> i don't wanna wait for my permissions to go through
[06:38] <billy> its taking to long
[06:38] <ka2> billy: :)
[06:39] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: got anysites to direct me to? im finally getting a burner tomorrow...and i think thats wear ill start this project[transfer this cd drive to router computer and find a case at the school, one thats not crushed under rubble and debris]
[06:39] <ph0rensic> billy, lol ... look into backtrack3 if you want the full operation
[06:39] <billy> ka2: lmao
[06:39] <billy> backtrack3/
[06:39] <billy> ?**
[06:39] <bluefoxx> ka2: nice!
[06:39] <abhi_> which subversion client is available for gutsy?
[06:39] <ka2> bluefoxx: nearly as fast as my new one too!
[06:39] <earthling> when i minimise amarok i dont have the notification on the panel.. how to get the notification icon on the panel
[06:39] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, well dsl and puppy linux are super small distros ... you will most likely be looking at minimal if any guis
[06:40] <ka2> bluefoxx: new one is athlon64 4200+ 2Gb ram :)
[06:40] <jeffMASTERflex> earthling: configure amarok> show tray icon
[06:40] <billy> why is my sharing caca taking so long....  mahhhhh
[06:40] <bluefoxx> ka2: lol. im running on an overclocked celeron d with 1.5 gigs ram
[06:40] <earthling> jeffMASTERflex: trying now
[06:40] <ka2> bluefoxx: my p3 500 worked great. until recently had no need to upgrade
[06:40] <jaypro> ph0rensic i cant seem to change the output to mp3
[06:41] <bluefoxx> ka2: and its twice as fast as dev-chan's core2duo 2ghz with 3 gigs of ram on vista
[06:41] <ka2> bluefoxx: not suprised
[06:41] <ka2> bluefoxx: my p3 500 ran faster than many new pcs with vista :)
[06:41] <ph0rensic> jaypro, preferences format - mp3
[06:41] <ka2> bluefoxx: had a geforce 5200 for compiz fusion
[06:42] <ka2> bluefoxx: second hand & cheap
[06:42] <ph0rensic> jaypro, I've never used it btw so .. maybe its a missing codec??
[06:42] <hw00djohn> i need some help with my buddies laptop...trying to set up his wirless card.  it's an ATHEROS 5006EG and it's notorious for problems. this is the 3rd day i've tried to get assistance with this
[06:42] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: i have my laptop running on puppy, doesnt quite serve my needs, so i use it for word processing and music playing on the go[but its too bulky to drag everywear]
[06:42] <earthling> jeffMASTERflex: its on.. still not able to see.. actually i removed the a panel on which the icon used to display!!
[06:42] <ph0rensic> hw00djohn, lots of people gone right now.. haven't seen too many wireless pros on here lately
[06:43] <bluefoxx> ka2: strangly all the computers ive owned that lasted longer than a week have run on a p2 or a celeron
[06:43] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, yah .. I need a lappy :-(
[06:43] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic okay, well i have a walkthru, i'm just having trouble with it...if someone could take a look at it and maybe help, that'd be great
[06:43] <billy> i figured out filesharing!!! yay!!!! lol
[06:43] <jaypro> ph0rensic yeah, i see it's there, but i cant seem to select it for some reason
[06:43] <ph0rensic> hw00djohn, I'll take a peek but I haven't had to deal with networking issues in forever
[06:43] <zetheroo> smb networking seems very iffy
[06:44] <ph0rensic> jaypro, You have all the codecs??
[06:44] <earthling> hw00djohn: ATHEROS sucks man... never got it working...
[06:44] <hw00djohn> okay, well heres the walkthrough.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=574501  i'm stuck on trying to install ndiswrapper
[06:44] <ka2> bluefoxx: my p3 was fanless & very very quiet. i kinda miss that part
[06:44] <billy> omg.. this file sharing is going to take sooo freaking long
[06:44] <riad> but how i will turn it off
[06:44] <hw00djohn> earthling check this link... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=574501
[06:44] <billy> half hour for 140 files
[06:44] <ka2> billy: yes
[06:44] <zetheroo> we cannot get simple sharing folders working
[06:44] <ka2> zetheroo: what do you mean?
[06:44] <zetheroo> anyone have any insight?
[06:44] <billy> i need to get a crossover cable.. oh well.. im goin to bed now. g'night guys
[06:45] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: its an 1998 ibm thinkpad with 320mb ram and a 233mhz p2, no working battery and a 3 gig hdd, booting from floppy to use wakepup and a 200$ leather case. it went through a resurection recently as the bios battery was broken clean off
[06:45] <jaypro> ph0rensic id assume so since it shows up in the selection
[06:45] <earthling> jeffMASTERflex: its working thanks .
[06:45] <zetheroo> ka2: we just need folders to be shared
[06:45] <ka2> zetheroo: right click share folder :)
[06:45] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic  okay, well heres the walkthrough.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=574501  i'm stuck on trying to install ndiswrapper
[06:45] <jeffMASTERflex> np
[06:45] <zetheroo> ka2: did that...
[06:45] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, wow.. war zone eh?
[06:45] <ka2> zetheroo: and
[06:46] <zetheroo> ka2: well ... it worked for one day and then the next day it stopped..
[06:46] <zetheroo> and since then nothing has been working
[06:46] <bluefoxx> ka2: never had a quiet computer...other than the laptop...and this one before i got into it...XD. it sounds like a bunch of ACs with 6 fans cooling it down. before it was almost dead quiet....
[06:46] <ph0rensic> jaypro, well not necessarily ... try it without the media you want selected maybe its the media
[06:46] <ka2> zetheroo: what happended before it stopped
[06:46] <zetheroo> ka2: nothing happened
[06:46] <ka2> bluefoxx: my new one is rather loud
[06:46] <ka2> zetheroo: updates etc
[06:46] <zetheroo> ka2: no... like it comes and goes
[06:47] <ph0rensic> hw00djohn, whats the problem?
[06:47] <zetheroo> ka2: sometimes it works ... but 95 % of the time its not working
[06:47] <ka2> bluefoxx: fanless cpu + quiet low wattage cheap power supply = wonderful
[06:47] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: not really, just got droped by a few ppl...a few minutes with a soldering iron and screwdriver and then about an hour to let it repower stuff and it actually booted up!before it didnt even power up
[06:47] <earthling> hw00djohn: i have tried that thread and many similar ones. my card jusst doesnt work!!! i have given up on it...
[06:47] <zetheroo> ka2: I cannot see the other guys shared folder and we both get this error
[06:48] <Lloigor> hello freaks
[06:48] <cmeb> hello can anyone hear me?
[06:48] <ph0rensic> bluefoxx, fun stuff! so what is going to run this server setup of yours?
[06:48] <ph0rensic> cmeb, nope
[06:48] <ka2> cmeb: yes
[06:48] <bluefoxx> ka2: low wattage PSU+overclocking+western digital+lots of CD burning==doom
[06:48] <ph0rensic> ka2, ssshhh
[06:48] <cmeb> ;)
[06:48] <Lloigor> i have problem with resolution in ubuntu, can someone help me
[06:48] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic im at the part where you do the "wget <website>" and it tells me wget is not a valid option
[06:48] <ka2> bluefoxx: lol
[06:48] <ph0rensic> hw00djohn, you registered, can u PM me?
[06:49] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic did you get that PM?
[06:49] <ph0rensic> hw00djohn, nope
[06:50] <ph0rensic> !register | hw00djohn
[06:50] <ubotu> hw00djohn: By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname.
[06:50] <ka2> bluefoxx: grr stupid fans
[06:50] <bluefoxx> ph0rensic: yup!tomorrow at school ima see if i can scavange a computer case from the [de]construction workers demoing the older classromms and get my damn router, then drag my grandfather to sprite to pick up my long awaited burner and download a few small linux distros to try out for it! but i need than router >>and they trashed the building it was in, so im not sure what they pulled out...
[06:50] <Lloigor> ubuntu does not adjust 1024x768 correctly, what the hell is wrong
[06:50] <ph0rensic> ka2, you got the klickitty klack fan action?? or DEAD?
[06:51] <ka2> ph0rensic: more "whirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr"
[06:51] <ka2> ph0rensic: or "hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"
[06:51] <bluefoxx> ka2: oh?personally i dont mind them, as they drop my ccase temp to 25C and cpu temp to 50C, my main hdd it 30C and backup is 35C
[06:51] <ph0rensic> ka2, lol yah mine art somewhat loud... but my 25 mm fan is the quiet one .. go figure
[06:52] <ka2> bluefoxx: i hate it. my p3 used to run at 50C without any fans :)
[06:52] <ka2> bluefoxx: not that you can compare :)
[06:52] <billy> one more quick question lol
[06:52] <AlonFW> I am on Ubuntu Gutsy and my SATA drive hums when I am in Ubuntu, but not when I am in Linux.  This is one a tower so I don't beleive the laptop posts I see in the forums apply, any help?
[06:52] <ka2> !justask | billy
[06:52] <bluefoxx> ka2: mine go "whiirrrrrrrr" 24/7. three in back[two stacked], one exhaust on bottem, and one on front under my main hee[on top in tray] and abouve cdrom
[06:52] <ubotu> billy: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[06:52] <Lloigor> ubuntu does not adjust 1024x768 correctly, what the hell is wrong
[06:53] <ph0rensic> ka2, Did I say 25 mm?
[06:53] <ka2> AlonFW ubuntu is a linux distro
[06:53] <ka2> ph0rensic: yes
[06:53] <billy> can i install winxp thru filetransfer?
[06:53] <billy> that way i can dual boot?
[06:53] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic i just registered and messaged you
[06:53] <ka2> billy: is there a #windows ;)
[06:53] <billy> huh?
[06:53] <ka2> billy: this is #ubuntu
[06:53] <Lloigor> ubuntu does not adjust 1024x768 correctly, what the hell is wrong
[06:54] <ph0rensic> 1 sec hw00djohn
[06:54] <hw00djohn> ph0rensic thanks
[06:54] <billy> i know.. but i have ubuntu on this comp, i wanna resize the partition, then install xp on another partition..
[06:54] <billy> can i do that without a disk?
[06:54] <hw00djohn> billy, that will be a waste of time..and harddrive space
[06:54] <Lloigor> ubuntu does not adjust 1024x768 correctly, what the hell is wrong
[06:54] <billy> i have my reasons..
[06:54] <ph0rensic> ka2, what I meant was 200mm : http://www.antec.com/ec/productDetails.php?ProdID=08009
[06:54] <ka2> billy: what reasons.
[06:54] <AlonFW> ka2: umn ok, what does that have to do with my iss.... oh.... sorry edit, SATA drive does not hum in WinXP, but does in Ubuntu
[06:55] <billy> programs that winxp has that ubuntu doesn't
[06:55] <bluefoxx> lol...50C is the lowest ive seen my CPU running at...in windows at the default speed it was running 69-74C...then again i didnt have 5 extra 80mm fans inside and one exhause fan...nor did i have an updated BIOS
[06:55] <juice_> anyone know tha console line for compiz 3d windows?
[06:55] <ka2> billy:  thats what virtual machines are for :)
[06:55] <ka2> juice_: compiz
[06:55] <ka2> juice_: compiz --replace
[06:55] <techno_freak> juice_, compiz.real
[06:55] <techno_freak> --replace
[06:56] <Lloigor> i have resolution problem, can someone help me?
[06:56] <billy> ka2: well either way i wanna do it..
[06:56] <ka2> Lloigor: video card?
[06:56] <billy> i can't quite split from xp yet..
[06:56] <billy> maybe after being with ubuntu for a while, but yea..
[06:56]  * bluefoxx needs a faster internet connection
[06:56] <ka2> billy: i used to have xp in  a vm
[06:56] <ka2> billy: what apps btw?
[06:56] <billy> real player, msn messenger, uhmmmm
[06:57] <techno_freak> billy, what we can help you with is finding a suitable app for your needs in Ubuntu
[06:57] <ka2> ***ka2 will never have a fast enough internet connection
[06:57] <juice_> ka2:
[06:57] <billy> webcam in msn..
[06:57] <billy> flash video player in real player
[06:57] <ka2> billy: msn - amsn or kopete does webcam
[06:57] <juice_> ka2: i mean i want to install 3d windows
[06:57] <ka2> juice_: from a cli?
[06:57] <techno_freak> juice_, install compiz
[06:57] <bluefoxx> billy: realplayer==vlc, live messenger==amsn
[06:57] <techno_freak> juice_, btw, you are using Gutsy?
[06:57] <macogw> juice_: compiz is installed by default in gutsy
[06:58] <Lloigor> ka2, opensuse does work the resolution 1024x768 (xme or somethin) but in ubuntu its resized somehow
[06:58] <macogw> juice_: just enable it in the appearances thingy
[06:58] <billy> my friends are also retarded.. and they use my comp alot.. so winxp is the way to go for them lmao
[06:58] <ka2> Lloigor: im using 1024x768 here
[06:58] <ka2> Lloigor: what video card?
[06:58] <Lloigor> gforceIIme200
[06:58] <techno_freak> juice_, check Preferences --> Appearance --> Visual Effects
[06:58] <bluefoxx> billy: search google for "medubuntu" if you want an easy way to get all the media codecs...and vlc is the way to go for a vidia/audio player. that or gxine
[06:58] <juice_> ka2: i have compiz but i want the 3d windows to be added
[06:58] <juice_> ka2: i dont see it in ccsm
[06:59] <macogw> juice_: what are you talking about?
[06:59] <ka2> juice_: what do you mean 3 windows?
[06:59] <NEUR0M4NCE1> 3d windows needs to be compiled from source - it's quite awkward to do.
[06:59] <ka2> juice_: compiz does 3d effects
[06:59] <billy> k thanks alot guys
[06:59] <macogw> juice_: do you mean the old old plugin where windows popped off the cube?
[06:59] <billy> maybe i can forget about the computer virus know as windows xp for good lol
[06:59] <NEUR0M4NCE1> There's instructions on the Compiz Fusion site though.
[06:59] <Lloigor> ka2, maybe its a special video mode (xme) needed
[06:59] <bluefoxx> billy: get compiz running on your comp, then show them the features it has, ask if they can do thos ethings with theyr windows computers. all my friends *want* linuxnow[theyr parents wont all let them though]
[06:59] <billy> bed time for real this time lol
[06:59] <ka2> juice_: ye olde beryl one?
[06:59] <juice_> macgow: YES!!!
[06:59] <techno_freak> juice_, compizconfig-settings-manager  install it if you dont have
[06:59] <macogw> that hasnt been around since.....the second to last beryl release?
[07:00] <ka2> Lloigor: "worked for me" "just worked" :)
[07:00] <juice_> ka2: techno_freak: what macgow said^^
[07:00] <macogw> juice_: i think you have to go back to edgy to use that
[07:00] <Lloigor> ka2, i hope you enjoy
[07:00]  * bluefoxx wonders if he should have another coke...its only 11PM
[07:00] <AlonFW> ok, so my issue is that in Ubuntu Gutsy my SATA drive continually hums (I have never heard this SATA drive tick or click like an IDE drive does, so I gather it is the drive working, like the clicking you would hear on an IDE drive).  This is on a tower, not a laptop.  In WinXP the drive is silently except when actaully be accessed.  Any help?
[07:00] <juice_> macogw: really? no port to 7.10?
[07:01] <NEUR0M4NCE1> macogw - not o - i've got 3d windows on my Gutsy.
[07:01] <macogw> juice_: there hasnt been a package for it since then
[07:01] <NEUR0M4NCE1> *not SO
[07:01] <juice_> NEUR0M4NCE1: how!?
[07:01] <techno_freak> macogw, is he meaning just a cube or anything more?
[07:01] <macogw> techno_freak: remember how beryl used to let you have the windows kinda pop out and stack up when you pulled the cube back?
[07:01] <bluefoxx> AlonFW: in my expirence, drive clicking means backup. now. your drive is possibly dying
[07:02] <juice_> i mean the windows pop off the cube in layers
[07:02] <macogw> techno_freak: hasnt done it since like dec '06...
[07:02] <ph0rensic> macd, I think that is in compiz too
[07:02] <techno_freak> macogw, there are similar effects in compiz na
[07:02] <ph0rensic> macogw, oops
[07:02] <macogw> ph0rensic: not packaged.  still exists somewhere in cvs or svn or something if you can make it work
[07:02] <ka2> macogw: havnt done it since compiz fusion was announced :)
[07:02] <bluefoxx> similar=/=same
[07:02] <flowOver> has anyone had experience setting up logitech mice ?  specifically the mx revolution
[07:03] <ph0rensic> macogw, I thought it was under a new name like 'offset' or something
[07:03] <flowOver> i've got btnx but have not a clue how to configure it
[07:03] <macogw> http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/Plugins/Cube
[07:04] <macogw> 3D windows at the bottom of that page
[07:04] <AlonFW> bluefox: I read that drives have acoustic managment, I wonder if that might be related, when I use hdparm to look at the setting it says the suggested acoustic management setting is 254, but it is set at 0; however, I don't know how to change it as hdparm does not support SATA
[07:04] <macogw> oh woah wait it says its been repackaged again now
[07:04] <NEUR0M4NCE1> techno_freak, macogw, juice - Yeah, the 3d windows with depth when you initiate cube. There're instructions on how to install on the Compiz Fusion site, but it's quite hard to do...
[07:04] <bluefoxx> armin van buuren - the sound of goodbye
[07:04] <juice_> NEUR0M4NCE1: could you point me?
[07:04] <SeveredCross> AlonFW: sdparm
[07:04] <flowOver> 3d windows isn't hard to do.  i followed a simple guide
[07:04] <AlonFW> bluefox:  Do you know of a tool or command that will let me see how much the drive is actaully being accessed?
[07:04] <bluefoxx> oop
[07:05] <bluefoxx> wrong chat, my bad
[07:05] <juice_> flow0ver: where?
[07:05] <techno_freak> i have 3d windows with all effects working
[07:05] <flowOver> got it all compiled in one terminal session
[07:05] <macogw> actually it works very easily in hardy
[07:05] <ka2> flow0ver: i want
[07:05] <macogw> just hit the checkbox and go
[07:05] <flowOver> lemme find it
[07:05] <macogw> cool
[07:05] <ka2> yay
[07:05] <juice_> w00t
[07:05] <AlonFW> bluefox: sdparm shows entirely different and unituitive parameter names, I don't know which is for the acoustic managment, do you have any tips or resources?
[07:06] <flowOver> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=585491
[07:06] <ka2> flowOver: thanks
[07:06] <AlonFW> SeveredCross: my last a few lines up was actually for you
[07:06] <bluefoxx> AlonFW: try "lsof /dev/hda<replace with drive to check>". for a drive list do "sudo fdisk -l". also, smartmontools should give you hdd info for newer drives[sata supports SMART]
[07:06] <downguy> Hey everybody, sorry to be this guy, but is anybody reading me?  New IRC client, and I'm having trouble getting a response from anybody...
[07:06] <SeveredCross> AlonFW: No idea, I just know sdparm is what you generally use.
[07:07] <flowOver> can anyone help me figure out how to configure btnx for the mxrevolution
[07:07] <ol_dude67> hey can you tell me why i have to add build essentials to install from source?
[07:07] <AlonFW> downguy: I can hear you
[07:07] <gyaresu> downguy: Hi.
[07:07] <ka2> ol_dude67: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[07:07] <downguy> Thanks, AlonFW.  Guess it's just my personality =(!
[07:07] <ph0rensic> ol_dude67, why from source?
[07:07] <credible> ol_dude67: because without it, you have no compiler
[07:07] <macogw> ol_dude67: we already explained this
[07:07] <bluefoxx> AlonFW: BTW, you can partly type someones nickname then hit the tab key until you get the nick you want. makes faster and ensures correct spelling so they see the message[ im usually lazy and dont check unless alert pops up, but im more awake than usual]
[07:07] <ol_dude67> i know how to install it, i just wanted to know why i had to, shouldnt it come pre installed?
[07:08] <macogw> ol_dude67: ubuntu has to fit on one cd.  with compilers it won't.  ubuntu is meant for end-users who should never have to compile anything.
[07:08] <Geoffrey2> can any other applications read a file if root has read/write access to it, and nobody else does?
[07:08] <ph0rensic> ol_dude67, ka2 ^^ thats how to do it
[07:08] <AlonFW> bluefox: lsof /dev/sda did nothing, no error, nothing
[07:08] <ka2> ol_dude67: no
[07:08] <macogw> ol_dude67: no, because most people dont need it
[07:08] <ka2> ph0rensic: i read it wrong
[07:08] <macogw> ol_dude67: itd be a waste of space to people like my mom, my brother, my sister, and my roommate
[07:08] <flowOver> i've found a guide for suse.  maybe it's doable
[07:08] <ph0rensic> ka2 i did too.. but he said he is getting told he has to install from src?
[07:09] <benito> sup
[07:09] <bluefoxx> AlonFW: then theres nothing using that file...try "sudo !!' or "sudo lsof /"
[07:09] <benito> can any1 help me
[07:09] <ph0rensic> ka2, is he just wondering why it isn't installed by default?
[07:09] <juice_> ka2: did it work 4 u?
[07:09] <ka2> !justask | benito
[07:09] <ubotu> benito: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[07:09]  * bluefoxx sighs deeply...bed at midnight
[07:09] <ka2> ph0rensic: yes
[07:09] <macogw> ph0rensic: no he's a slackware user that's pissed off because ubuntu doesnt come with compilers because he refuses to use binaries and wants to compile everything from source even though we have apt
[07:10] <benito> ok well my gnome desktop isn't working really good
[07:10] <ka2> benito: in what way?
[07:10] <ph0rensic> macogw, OIC well he should stick with slax then
[07:10] <ka2> ph0rensic: or gentoo
[07:10] <ka2> ph0rensic: or linux from scratch
[07:10] <juice_> ka2: did the 3d thingy work 4 u?
[07:10] <macogw> or Core Linux
[07:10] <Geoffrey2> I noticed slapd.conf is set to read and write access only for the owner, root, and group and others access is set to none....would slapd be able to access that file with those permissions?
[07:10] <ph0rensic> ka2, speaking of you ever done LFS?
[07:10] <juice_> i got an abort
[07:10] <ka2> juice_: havnt tried
[07:10] <macogw> it's like LFS but with no scripts at all
[07:11] <ka2> ph0rensic: started
[07:11] <juice_> and now my ccsm has no decorations
[07:11] <ka2> ph0rensic: but never finished
[07:11] <benito> well i start my comp. and after a lil while it give me a error saying that gnome is broke and i have to restart so fix that problem
[07:11] <ph0rensic> ka2, story of my life hehe.. so core eh.. whats different? they give you a base that works?
[07:11] <ka2> ph0rensic: never tried core
[07:12] <macogw> ph0rensic: LFS has some setup scripts included.  Core has nothing.
[07:12] <benito> can any1 help me!
[07:12] <macogw> ph0rensic: one of my friends says that's why it's his favorite distro
[07:12] <ph0rensic> macogw, OIC, I got pissed cause the LFSLIVECD didn't boot
[07:12] <macogw> benito: youre gonna need to give more info than that
[07:12] <ka2> benito: what message?
[07:12] <ka2> macogw: only the sysvinit scripts
[07:13] <benito> gnome is broke please restart that system to fix that problem!!
[07:13] <ph0rensic> macogw, and going from the book is agonizing when your not a linux pro
[07:13] <macogw> ka2: dunno. thats how he explained it to me.  im not brave enough to try it!
[07:13] <ka2> benito: dont know of any message "gnome is broke"
[07:13] <icesword> how to kill x
[07:13] <macogw> icesword: ctrl alt backspace
[07:13] <benito> yeah!!!
[07:13] <Ububegin> what is the best IDE for java web development in ubuntu .. Tried "Bea Workshop Studio"..But it keeps crashing..cos it was primariy made for Red Hat
[07:13] <icesword> no,that will restart it
[07:13] <rhineheart_m> 32mb of video card is already okay in ubuntu server without GUI right?
[07:13] <macogw> benito: what's the *exact* quote
[07:13] <ka2> benito: most messages are in proper english
[07:13] <icesword> no,that will restart it
[07:14] <macogw> icesword: oh. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[07:14] <benito> well is cuz i have my computer in spanish so i dont know how to translate!!
[07:14] <icesword> k
[07:14] <ph0rensic> macogw, hah i was gonna say
[07:14] <icesword> :)
[07:14] <macogw> benito: #ubuntu-es
[07:14] <ka2> rhineheart_m: having no video card is ok
[07:14] <techno_freak> Ububegin, eclipse?
[07:14] <macogw> benito: there's a spanish help channel
[07:14] <ka2> techno_freak: what?
[07:14] <nsna> how long does it take to register with nickserv?
[07:14] <ph0rensic> nsna, 2 mins
[07:14] <benito> well it send me here
[07:14] <ka2> nsna: 2 seconds more like it
[07:14] <rhineheart_m> ka2: yeah I will agree with that for motherboards with built-in video card
[07:15] <ph0rensic> ka2, I was assuming he MAY have down syndrome..
[07:15] <Ububegin> techno_freak: more like for J2EE (like JSF etc).. not J2SE...
[07:15] <nsna> how do you know that it started to work?
[07:15] <ka2> rhineheart_m: you only need it for the install :)
[07:15] <ph0rensic> ka2, wanted to leave him some room for error
[07:15] <macogw> benito: join #ubuntu-es
[07:15] <ka2> rhineheart_m:  then use ssh
[07:15] <rhineheart_m> ka2: I won't agree that!
[07:15] <ka2> rhineheart_m: why not?
[07:15] <macogw> benito: no hablamos espanol aqui ;)  ellos hablan espanol
[07:15] <macogw> oh he's gone ok
[07:16] <rhineheart_m> ka2: since the PC will not boot up without the video card
[07:16] <bluefoxx> ok, i have the music applet installed, and i have xmms installed. however, i cannot use music-applet to control xmms, it tells me "no module named xmms.control installed" yet, i have *every* xmms item i found in the repos installed[got too lazy to read every description]. what should i do?
[07:16] <ph0rensic> rhineheart_m, Yah dont need much at all for command line
[07:16] <ka2> rhineheart_m: ever heard of headless servers
[07:16] <sarah> Hello. Is there a clever way to prepend to file with IO redirection without an intermediate file? I tried "(cat bigfile; cat prependfile) > bigfile" but to no avail
[07:16] <rhineheart_m> ka2: good thing for you your video hardware has built into the motherboard
[07:16] <Geoffrey2> if nothing else, Ubuntu has definitely improved my patience......
[07:17] <ka2> rhineheart_m: no i have a geforce 8400
[07:17] <sarah> Meh, the other way around of course.
[07:17] <ka2> Geoffrey2: what with?
[07:17] <ph0rensic> Geoffrey2, hehe if you want a big lesson in patience... try slackware
[07:17] <ka2> ph0rensic: no linux from scratch or archlinux
[07:17] <rhineheart_m> ka2: some PCs won't boot up without video card
[07:18] <ka2> rhineheart_m: scary. mine does
[07:18] <ph0rensic> ka2, arch is bad? I was under the impression arch was easy .. is that slack based ?
[07:18] <ka2> rhineheart_m: and my old one
[07:18] <rhineheart_m> ka2: yeah I agree with that...if you go with ssh...no need for video display
[07:18] <ka2> ph0rensic: it isnt anything based
[07:18] <ka2> ph0rensic: its not easy nor bad
[07:18] <ka2> ph0rensic: it is very fast (like gentoo)
[07:18] <rhineheart_m> ka2: but your old one has built in video hardware, right?
[07:18] <puff> Is there a way to use beagle without having the beagle process running in background?
[07:19] <ka2> rhineheart_m: no
[07:19] <Geoffrey2> ph0rensic: I'm sure...I just have come to accept that more often than not, nobody really has any answer for how to get a particular application up and running...so i come back over a several day period looking for help
[07:19] <ka2> puff: i thought that was how it workded
[07:19] <flowOver> mobos with built in cards are wasting space and resources
[07:19] <rhineheart_m> ka2: nothing? really?
[07:19] <ka2> rhineheart_m: yes
[07:19] <rhineheart_m> ka2: mine will not boot up without the card...
[07:19] <ka2> rhineheart_m: oh
[07:19] <flowOver> there's options in the bios to ignore video errors usually
[07:20] <ka2> rhineheart_m: but for a server anything that works should do
[07:20] <ka2> Geoffrey2: :(
[07:20] <ka2> Geoffrey2: what apps?
[07:20] <ka2> flowOver: agreed
[07:20] <Geoffrey2> at this point, just openldap
[07:21] <rhineheart_m> ka2: I just asked this.. since I could not afford to lose 128 MB card...I could have it used in other machines that need it
[07:21] <ph0rensic> ka2, Arch is offshoot of CRUX ..  I win
[07:21] <NEUR0M4NCE1> flowOver: The next lot of GFX cards are going to have an option to use the onboard GFX chip like SLI/Crossfire.
[07:21] <ph0rensic> ka2, http://kde-files.org/CONTENT/content-files/44218-linuxdistrotimeline-7.2.png
[07:21] <Geoffrey2> the configuration files exist, slapd says they don't....and I'm really not sure why
[07:21] <ka2> ph0rensic: arch was inspired by crux
[07:21] <flowOver> NEUR0M4NCE1: good luck with that gimmick
[07:21] <ka2> ph0rensic: according to arch
[07:22] <ph0rensic> ka2, so you win? I think inspired means it still derived from it...as in ubuntu derived from debian
[07:23] <rhineheart_m> Is anybody here knows a link which would guide me on how to set-up radius server in ubuntu gutsy
[07:23] <ka2> ph0rensic: no ubuntu is based on debian and many packages come straight from debian
[07:25] <ph0rensic> ka2, Perhaps you win.. I've never touched it so i dont know for sure
[07:25] <Ububegin> what is the best IDE for java web development (JSF) in ubuntu .. Tried "Bea Workshop Studio"..But it keeps crashing..cos it was primariy made for Red Hat
[07:25] <interceptor> !ru
[07:25] <Geoffrey2> if anyone would like to look at the slapd.conf file, it's posted here..... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57558/
[07:25] <ubotu> Пожалуйста посетите #ubuntu-ru для получения помощи на русском языке  / Pozhalujsta posetite #ubuntu-ru dlya polucheniya pomoshi na russkom yazyke
[07:26] <flowOver> Eclipse
[07:26] <flowOver> Ububegin:
[07:26] <ka2> Geoffrey2: maybe you should try the forums
[07:26] <ka2> flowOver: what is Ububegin?
[07:26] <ka2> flowOver: and what about eclipse
[07:26] <flowOver> he asked what a good ide for java is
[07:27] <ka2> flowOver:ph i see :)
[07:27] <jaypro> can anyone recommend a good wav to mp3 converter
[07:27] <flowOver> lame
[07:27] <rhineheart_m> Is there such CA certificate that's free?
[07:28] <Ububegin> ka2: eclipse is gud but not efficient ... for professional JSF deployment.... Need something like Bea Workshop Studio...
[07:28] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, found this - http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies-archive.cfm/433182.html
[07:28] <ph0rensic> jaypro, in win super is a good one
[07:28] <flowOver> jaypro:  lame is an mp3 encoder
[07:28] <littlepinkdot> How do I read a hardrives SMART info using a live cd?
[07:28] <rhineheart_m> ere4si: Thanks for the link..
[07:29] <ere4si> k
[07:29] <noodles12> how to install java programs?
[07:29] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, sorry - it's not a guide tho
[07:30] <rhineheart_m> ere4si: it's okay. at least I could get an info to where to start my leap
[07:30] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, good luck :)
[07:31] <rhineheart_m> ere4si: are you using it?
[07:31] <icesword> i installed fluxbox ,but there seems no entry for me to enter it,where to configure it
[07:31] <rhineheart_m> ere4si: freeradius
[07:31] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, no - using google tho :)
[07:31] <ere4si> bored rhineheart_m
[07:31] <ere4si> :)
[07:32] <rhineheart_m> ere4si: okay.. do you have a web server?
[07:32] <icesword> i installed fluxbox ,but there seems no entry for me to enter it,where to configure it
[07:32] <earthling> \join ##linux
[07:33] <HyperSecret> anyone here who can possibly help me with getting the internet working on ubuntu?
[07:33] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, nope - have a home file server/torrent box
[07:33] <rhineheart_m> that's good!
[07:33] <ere4si> rhineheart_m, don't have the bandwidth for a web box
[07:34] <rhineheart_m> I see.. okay..
[07:34] <icesword> i installed fluxbox ,but there seems no entry for me to enter it,where to configure it
[07:34] <earthling> HyperSecret: wifi?
[07:34] <macogw> icesword: what?
[07:34] <zhangmaodi> earthling, Hello
[07:34] <bullgard4> In what sense is a pcspkr a 'platform device'?
[07:34] <macogw> icesword: it's all done with plain text config files
[07:34] <ph0rensic> Im out .. night all
[07:35] <earthling> zhangmaodi: :)
[07:35] <rhineheart_m> icesword: try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fluxbox
[07:35] <icesword> macogw, i mean there is no entry when i enter the login screen,there is no fluxbox choice in there
[07:35] <icesword> k
[07:35] <zhangmaodi> earthling, I'm using ubuntu5.10,how about you ?
[07:35] <earthling> HyperSecret: are you talking of wireless or eathernet connection for internet?
[07:36] <icesword> coz i compiled it myself,thank you all
[07:36] <macogw> icesword: oh umm.. idk about that. i dont have gdm (the gui login screen) on the computer where i have fluxbox
[07:36] <bullgard4> HyperSecret: First read the articles in the Ubuntu Wiki about 'Internet access'. Then try it yourself. Then post here what went wrong.
[07:36] <earthling> zhangmaodi: 7.10. why?
[07:36] <macogw> icesword: you should be able to just "startx" into it...
[07:36] <zhangmaodi> Cause I only have 5.10 in my hand
[07:36] <macogw> zhangmaodi: you need to upgrade
[07:37] <earthling> zhangmaodi: order 7.10 from ubuntu
[07:37] <zhangmaodi> macogw, how do you think of 7.10 is it wonderful ?
[07:37] <macogw> zhangmaodi: im using 8.04 :)
[07:37] <macogw> zhangmaodi: but im sure its better than 5.10
[07:37] <macogw> its definitely a LOT nicer than 6.06
[07:37] <rhineheart_m> M using 7.10 too! It's great
[07:37] <zhangmaodi> macogw, Oh,I'sure it is
[07:38] <rhineheart_m> But I'm excited for their next release in april
[07:38] <richie> my  notification area doesn't display icon anymore
[07:38] <richie> what should i do?
[07:38] <richie> help
[07:38] <richie> for example:update
[07:38] <richie> no icon now...
[07:39] <rhineheart_m> Fi you couldn't get the icon.. you could simply update your box manually..
[07:39] <Geoffrey2> well, so far I haven't found a forum post of someone who simply couldn't get slapd to admit it's own configuration file even existed....
[07:40] <richie> once i delete the panel for mistake...
[07:41] <richie> so i diy one
[07:41] <macogw> richie: did you delete the notification area?
[07:41] <richie> i have added the notification area
[07:41] <makaveli> hey guys, got a question about graphic drivers in ubuntu. right now i'm running hardy alpha 5 release, and so i'm waitin for the new envy release to get the latest nvidia drivers. now i'm running the default ones and i'm gettin high temps while i do anything. i assume this is normal and might get fixed when i install the proper drivers?
[07:41] <fallore> i'm using gFTP and trying to dump a bunch of folders with files inside them. it's giving me an error and i THINK having trouble creating all the directories and placing their subdirectories and files inside them. i remember having this problem before but i don't remember how to solve it. is there a way i can basically dump a bunch of folders and their contents into this ftp?
[07:41] <richie> but no icons on it now...
[07:41] <makaveli> cause this never happened before, atleast when i was running xp it didnt get this high
[07:42] <richie> i can move to the notification area and  r-clike  to use the function
[07:42] <richie> just no icons now
[07:42] <richie> for example :update and pidgin
[07:43] <bullgard4> richie: Start by googling for 'Gnome'and 'notification area' and 'missing'.
[07:43] <richie> i don't know how to display the icon on notification area...
[07:43] <bazhang> makaveli: you should join #ubuntu+1 for that and envy is not supported
[07:44] <flowOver> so is ubuntu halting because i'm running xgl or is it because it just does that?
[07:44] <makaveli> ok
[07:44] <rhineheart_m> richie: try this... Right click on any space that is not been used on one of the panels and select "New Panel", a new panel will show either at the top or the bottom.
[07:45] <rhineheart_m> richie: then go ahead..just follow your instinct. It won't harm you :)
[07:46] <bullgard4> richie: You can also join ##gnome and ask there to get a more profound answer.
[07:46] <richie> thank u
[07:46] <fallore> i'm using gFTP and trying to dump a bunch of folders with files inside them. it's giving me an error and i THINK having trouble creating all the directories and placing their subdirectories and files inside them. i remember having this problem before but i don't remember how to solve it. is there a way i can basically dump a bunch of folders and their contents into this ftp? I'm also getting this error: Could not download /home/austin
[07:46] <fallore> /xbox/credits from local filesystem
[07:47] <Geoffrey2> ok, what's the command to change permissions on a file?
[07:48] <macogw> Geoffrey2: chmod
[07:48] <macogw> Geoffrey2: CHange MODe
[07:48] <macogw> Geoffrey2: if you need to know how to remember it too
[07:48] <jetscreamer> fallore: you just drag&drop
[07:48] <fallore> jetscreamer: it's giving me that error I pasted at the end
[07:48] <Geoffrey2> macogw, thanks, I knew it started with ch, just coudn't remember the rest of it
[07:49] <teamcobra> does anyone know of a quick command-line walkthrough for replacing the shutdown splash (reconstructor did the bootsplash) in the gutsy livecd?
[07:50] <LoLLo> olà olàààààààààààààààààà
[07:51] <earthling> Geoffrey2: apropos helps when you remember parts of the command.. for example $apropos permissions would have helped you
[07:51] <caraca> anybody in here that is good at dcgui and could help?
[07:51] <LoLLo> me
[07:51] <LoLLo> no
[07:52] <caraca> good at amule?
[07:52] <LoLLo> yep
[07:52] <LoLLo> uhm sry .. no
[07:52] <bazhang> LoLLo: you have an actual question?
[07:53] <noodles12> is there a GUI way to set your wireless card to AP mode?
[07:53] <noodles12> *ad-hoc
[07:53] <caraca> is anybody in here good at dc gui?
[07:54] <Ububegin> how can i do this ***check dependencies on libx11-6***
[07:54] <makaveli> hey wats works better, vmware or virtualbox? in terms of performance and memory load
[07:55] <caraca> is anybody using dcgui or amule in here? I could really use some help... :)
[07:56] <caraca> ok, I guess not. c ya around!
[07:57] <bazhang> http://www.amule.org/ you could check their site and read the wiki caraca
[07:58] <fallore> jetscreamer: for future reference, changing clients from gFTP to filezilla allowed me to drag and drop :]
[07:58] <bazhang> makaveli not sure if Hardy has vmware in it yet--it is still only alpha 5
[07:58] <jetscreamer> pasv ?
[07:59] <jetscreamer> i was trying to connect to a linux ftp server with filezilla in windows the other day.. wouldn't work or read anything...
[07:59] <jetscreamer> wasn't pasv either
[07:59] <fallore> dunno what pasv is lol
[07:59] <jetscreamer> passive ftp
[07:59] <fallore> ah
[07:59] <fallore> not sure
[07:59] <jetscreamer> but what that is i dunno.. i just know the word
[08:00] <jetscreamer> and ms ftp servers seem to like it
[08:00] <zamarronstein_> hi friends
[08:01] <LoLLo> bazhang helloooooo !!! no thank you !!!
[08:02] <LoLLo> now i'm concentrated to do a video with compiz uhuhuh
[08:02] <tbiscti1> irc.mozilla.org
[08:02] <LoLLo> uhm ... which program can i use to record the desktop ? ? ? ?
[08:02] <bazhang> recordmydesktop LoLLo
[08:03] <hw00djohn> anyone here use Avant-Window-Manager?  I'm trying to get it set up and I'm having some trouble
[08:03] <ForReal> gtk record my desktop
[08:03] <LoLLo> baz you're my wikipedia
[08:03] <LoLLo> thx :D
[08:03] <bazhang> hw00djohn: what is your specific question
[08:03] <sd32> !beryl
[08:03] <ubotu> Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[08:03] <bullgard4> In what sense is a pcspkr a 'platform device'?
[08:03] <hw00djohn> bazhang, well I've installed it...but when i click System>Preferences>AWM, nothing happens
[08:04] <bazhang> hw00djohn: and what does the how to you  have been following say
[08:05] <hw00djohn> it says to sudo apt-get install avant-windows-navigator awn-manager
[08:05] <hw00djohn> bazhang and after u install it, to system>prefs>awm
[08:05] <hw00djohn> bazhang..thats all it says...and nothing is happening
[08:06] <bazhang> hw00djohn: and have you looked on their forums?
[08:06] <hw00djohn> forums for awn?
[08:07] <bazhang> http://awn.planetblur.org/ hw00djohn
[08:07] <hw00djohn> great..thanks
[08:07] <sarah> c
[08:08] <bazhang> AWN must be run at least once before you may run awn-manager. hw00djohn
[08:08] <bronson> Is there any way to diff a PDF file?
[08:08] <hw00djohn> bazhang how do i run awn without going thru awn-manager?
[08:08] <bronson> I have two PDFs and would like to see where they differ...   possible in Linux?
[08:08] <bazhang> from the wiki hw00djohn http://wiki.awn-project.org/FAQ#How_do_I_start_AWN.3F
[08:08] <hw00djohn> bazhang thanks again for all the support
[08:08] <zhangmaodi> Hello I am using ubuntu 5.10 ,how to install gcc system ?
[08:09] <bazhang> avant-window-navigator & from the terminal hw00djohn
[08:09] <Rgem> I'm searching for a tool that can change MySQL tables without commands. They use it on www.rubyonrails.org and then the screencast of the blog..
[08:09] <zhangmaodi> I found that there is gcc 4.0 base installed but I think more packeages should be installed
[08:09] <bazhang> support = google ;]
[08:09] <Rgem> I mean a GUI tool
[08:09] <ForReal> does any one no if there is a way to share files between 2 computers on the same network, my roommates computer is windows and mine is Ubuntu of course,lol, and i wanna send music between the 2 like network sharing, any one have any clue how or what program to use?
[08:09] <c0mp13371331337> Rgem - phpmyadmin?
[08:09] <Rgem> well
[08:10] <Rgem> I'd prefer something else
[08:10] <bazhang> ForReal: as in samba shares? something like that
[08:10] <Rgem> Isn't there a program, I already got one that displays the tables
[08:10] <Rgem> but if I want to change them, I have to do that everytime by command
[08:10] <ForReal> yea, i think so, could i do it with a windows com ?\
[08:10] <richie> i know how to display icons on notification area at last...
[08:11] <bazhang> ForReal: yes
[08:11] <zhangmaodi> any ideas ?
[08:11] <richie> all u need to do is just restarting the system
[08:11] <c0mp13371331337> I'm pretty new to the whole mysql thing, so phpmyadmin takes care of all my needs.  Just a simple GUI for database manipulation.
[08:11] <bazhang> zhangmaodi: that is no longer supported--you need to get a more recent version of ubuntu
[08:11] <zhangmaodi> I want to install gcc support and do c programming work ,here is 5.10
[08:11] <richie> it seems that ubuntu load icons on panel only when it is starting
[08:11] <ForReal> cool, im gunna go check it out, thanks
[08:12] <bazhang> ForReal: you can /msg ubotu samba for more info and a link
[08:13] <nodly> Hey People!
[08:13] <nodly> Sometimes I see "eth0:avah" in the output of ifconfig.
[08:13] <nodly> What is that? Any ideas?
[08:14] <bazhang> nodly some problems connecting? other issues--or just curious
[08:14] <oyvind> hi, my mouse wheel isnt working, does anyone know how to fix this? couldnt find anything in system - preference  - mouse
[08:15] <Rgem> already found a good mysql tool, c0mp13371331337, thanks anyway
[08:15] <nodly> bazhang: it seems when avah comes up, it kills the connections over eth0.
[08:15] <slenentine> nodly: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=683629
[08:16] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=693562 here too nodly
[08:16] <LoneShadow|work> Hi, mkswap /dev/sda2, fails saying device or resource is busy. swapon -a also fails to use this partition
[08:16] <squid0> bazhang: I think avah refers to a zeroconf type of network service...
[08:17] <bazhang> uninstalling avahi-autopid does it nodly
[08:17] <LoneShadow|work> how do I use mkswap on a normal boot ?
[08:17] <bazhang> thanks squid0! ;]
[08:18] <squid0> suer, bazhang
[08:18] <bazhang> ;]
[08:18] <squid0> bazhang: it's called avahi
[08:19] <osfameron> is there a way to emulate a scrollwheel?
[08:19] <osfameron> for example on the x61 tablet which doesn't have a mouse or a touchpad ?
[08:19] <nodly> bazhang: thanks.
[08:19] <A[D]minS> i have question related to remote control
[08:19] <osfameron> (I'd like to use the opacity-fading thing in compiz, which is handy with a scrollwheel)
[08:19] <A[D]minS> usually i am using vnc to connect to desktop
[08:20] <A[D]minS> but this is mean the user should login first to be able to connect  through vnc
[08:20] <A[D]minS> i want to to connect starting from gdm
[08:20] <jamesrdorn> When running this core2quad under load, I see the load switch from 1 core to another frequently. Is this part of the 2.6 kernel, or built into the processor specs?
[08:20] <zhangmaodi> nodly,hello
[08:20] <A[D]minS> which mean even if i did reboot ,, once compute is running, i can connect remotely ..any idea
[08:21] <sd32> whats a good measurement converter for linux?
[08:21] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=491277 there is a thread on that here osfameron
[08:22] <brauner> Hi
[08:22] <osfameron> bazhang: shiny, thanks
[08:22] <brauner> i dont't know ifthis is the right place to ask this
[08:22] <jamesrdorn> sd32, what kind of mesurement?
[08:22] <brauner> but i just upgraded from gutsy to hardy
[08:22] <brauner> and i noticed something really strange :
[08:22] <brauner> every time i run a graphical program (say gvim or evolution), it crawls (strace shows stat64 calls) _every_ directory accessible from my home before actually starting
[08:22] <brauner>  therefore, it takes at least 10 sec befor starting some program
[08:22] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1 brauner ;]
[08:22] <sd32> jamesrdorn: for length, speed.etc
[08:23] <brauner> ok :)
[08:23] <bazhang> !info qalculate
[08:23] <ubotu> qalculate (source: qalculate-gtk): Powerful and easy to use desktop calculator - transitional. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.4-2build1 (gutsy), package size 24 kB, installed size 72 kB
[08:24] <osfameron> bazhang: that is certainly interesting - it seems to have info for people with a touchpad though (where you can enable the right-edge as a scrollwheel) - the thinkpad only has a trackpoint :-(
[08:24] <bazhang> osfameron: keyboard as well ;]
[08:25] <bazhang> http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_configure_the_TrackPoint osfameron this may help too ;]
[08:26] <bazhang> http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_configure_the_TrackPoint#Scrolling specifically here osfameron
[08:27] <bullgard4> In what sense is a pcspkr a 'platform device'?
[08:27] <osfameron> bazhang: ah!  thanks
[08:27] <earthling> i made two entries into the fstab file for mounting 2 vfat drives.. both of the drives mounted on reboot. but one drive had permissions 0770 and the other 0700. i tried changing the permissions for the 0700 drive. its not working. anyone?
[08:27] <bazhang> osfameron:  no worries ;]
[08:28] <dondong> hey,guys,does itunes have a version of linux? i mean offical version
[08:28] <bazhang> http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Kernel/2005-11/6584.html need a kernel patcj for that bullgard4 ;]
[08:29] <erUSUL> earthling: different umask options on the fstab lines?
[08:29] <erUSUL> dondong: no
[08:29] <bazhang> err patch as well
[08:29] <dondong> erUSUL, that too bad
[08:29] <earthling> erUSUL: same umask options.
[08:29] <dusty_> Hey guys does anyone here use an exchange mail account under ubuntu? If so what software do you use? im using evolution and i can't for the life of me get it working?
[08:30] <gnuskool>  /msg NickServ IDENTIFY qwerty
[08:30] <dondong> dusty_, im now using evolution,works well
[08:30] <erUSUL> gnuskool: change you password :)
[08:30] <Z_o-s-o> ahhaha
[08:31] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=618155 dusty_
[08:31] <dusty_> dondong, excellent mine won't auth with OWA?
[08:31] <gnuskool> erUSUL: lol
[08:32] <dusty_> bazhang, I know how to configure it, and that link only discuss's when a mailbox is full.
[08:32] <dondong> dusty_, iv no idea,sorry
[08:32] <dusty_> Im having issues authenticiating with the server
[08:32] <dusty_> dondong, are there any options i need to sret?
[08:32] <gnuskool> trying the new xchat interface in gutsy
[08:33] <bazhang> dusty_: you need to specify what the issue is then--just trying to be helpful
[08:33] <dondong> dusty_, yes,but im not sure,there should be some options
[08:33] <gnuskool> how you change password?
[08:33] <gnuskool> !password
[08:33] <ubotu> Forgot your password? Boot into recovery mode. What's the root password? See !sudo. Don't see *** in password prompts? That's normal. Sudo doesn't ask for your password? It remembers you for several minutes. Please use strong passwords, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/StrongPasswords
[08:33] <juice_> idiot question:: how do i set transmission as the defaul torrent prog thro firefox?
[08:34] <bazhang> does gnome have file associations? ;]
[08:34] <gnuskool> erUSUL: you know how i change password?
[08:34] <erUSUL> gnuskool: /msg Nickerv help
[08:35] <dusty_> dondong, bazhang Well i enter the username in dusty@securecoders.co.uk and the owa url and then hit authenticiate it asks for two passwords i give them, then hit enter and auth fails?
[08:35] <memento> hello, who know how to control audio-volume with the console
[08:35] <dusty_> yes the passwords i give are cvorrect.
[08:35] <sergevn> I installed package called roundcube, made a type with symlinks, apt-get removed the package, the folder /usr/local/roundcube stayed, so i deleted it manually, now when i reinstall the package, that folder isnt reinstalled again. how is this possible? i purged the package when removing.
[08:35] <sergevn> type = typo
[08:36] <dondong> dusty_, i dont kown,but try to use gmail,gmail has a instruction
[08:36] <juice_> anyone know how to set transmission as the default torrent prog through firefox?
[08:37] <slenentine> memento: alsamixer
[08:37] <Gpalco> Dear Friends, I found this screenshot! http://news.softpedia.com/newsImage/Ubuntu-8-04-Alpha-5-Available-Now-2.jpg Isit really what the next Ubuntu release is going to be lloking like ???
[08:38] <bazhang> Gpalco: this is better discussed in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:38] <memento> slenentine: thx
[08:38] <slenentine> memento: no problem
[08:39] <juice_> need help with transmission
[08:39] <bazhang> dusty_: this is exchange 2003 or 2007
[08:39] <dusty_> bazhang, don't know i dont run the exchange server.
[08:39] <dusty_> i would imagine its the 2003
[08:40] <NetEcho> is Ubuntu Beryl an older release or something?
[08:40] <bazhang> juice_: what about system prefences preferred applications
[08:41] <bazhang> NetEcho: what ubuntu?
[08:41] <NetEcho> oh beryl is an app
[08:41] <juice_> bazhang: nah not in there
[08:41] <NetEcho> I was watching a demo of Ubuntu VS Vista and I'm liking what I see
[08:41] <erUSUL> !beryl | NetEcho
[08:41] <ubotu> NetEcho: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[08:41] <NetEcho> !compiz
[08:41] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[08:42] <juice_> bazhang: u know when you click on a download and it asks if u want to browse for another prog... i can't seem to find the transmission prog.. where would it be located?
[08:43] <erUSUL> sergevn: afaics roudcube does not install anything under /usr/local (unlees you are not using the packaged versions)
[08:43] <erUSUL> juice_: /usr/bin/ most likely
[08:44] <NetEcho> how how do I install and get Compiz-Fusion running?
[08:44] <juice_> k
[08:45] <Z_o-s-o> NetEcho : What version of Ubuntu
[08:45] <NetEcho> Newest
[08:45] <erUSUL> NetEcho: compiz is instaled by default on gutsy (7.10). You have to enable your graphic card driver and then enable the desktop effects
[08:45] <asuseeepc> does anyone know the name of the asus eee pc file manager? ie deleted it
[08:45] <NetEcho> graphics driver is enabled
[08:45] <sd32> !compiz
[08:45] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[08:45] <NetEcho> where do I go to enable the effects?
[08:45] <bazhang> www.ubuntu.com NetEcho download the livecd and see
[08:46] <erUSUL> NetEcho: System>Preferences>Appearance>Desktop Effects
[08:46] <credible> s/Desktop/Visual/ :)
[08:46] <bazhang> #eeepc task manager and they have a channel asuseeepc
[08:46] <rhineheart_m> how to host two sites in ubuntu?
[08:46] <asuseeepc> ok thx
[08:47] <juice_> erUSUL: w00t it works w00t w00t
[08:47] <NetEcho> erUSUL don't have a Visual Effects or Desktop Effects in the menu there
[08:47] <juice_> erUSUL: ty
[08:47] <bazhang> install ccsm NetEcho
[08:47] <NetEcho> k
[08:48]  * arashOio is away: Away From Keyboard
[08:48] <NetEcho> bazhang apt-get can't find it
[08:48] <bazhang> NetEcho: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[08:49] <juice_> what is the best limewire-like prog?
[08:49] <juice_> 4 music
[08:49] <bazhang> !p2p | juice_
[08:49] <ubotu> juice_: Peer-to-peer filesharing clients are available for several networks/protocols, including !BitTorrent, !Gnutella, !eDonkey, !DirectConnect, !SoulSeek - Multi-protocol engines include !MLDonkey and !giFT - See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/P2PFileSharing for general information
[08:50] <erUSUL> NetEcho: is the last tab on the dialog and it is there. are you sure you have 7.10?
[08:50] <juice_> bazhang: where do i get the packages for soulseek?
[08:50] <erUSUL> juice_: no problem
[08:51] <erUSUL> !ccsm | NetEcho
[08:51] <ubotu> NetEcho: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[08:51] <bazhang> !soulseek > juice_ read the pm from the bot
[08:51] <ljsmithx> guys, audacity isnt playing any of my files
[08:51] <ljsmithx> making it really hard to edit them
[08:51] <sleepster> anyone know of good open source system monitoring tools?
[08:52] <NetEcho> bazhang do I have to log out then back in after changing the effects?
[08:52] <erUSUL> !frostwire | juice_
[08:52] <ubotu> juice_: frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[08:52] <bazhang> NetEcho: alt f2 compiz --replace
[08:52] <ljsmithx> ????
[08:53] <ljsmithx> Audacity isnt playing my audio files
[08:53] <NetEcho> didn't work
[08:53] <erUSUL> ljsmithx: check preferences and options and see if it is using alsa
[08:53] <ljsmithx> ojk
[08:53] <erUSUL> !doesntwork | NetEcho
[08:53] <ubotu> NetEcho: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.
[08:53] <ljsmithx> umm i have lots of ALSA options
[08:54] <ljsmithx> and for some reason Audacity is a beta? why is that
[08:54] <NetEcho> erUSUL not doesn't work compiz --replace didn't change the active effects
[08:54] <bazhang> NetEcho: then check if you have the 3d driver for your card also check appearances and set it to custom/advanced
[08:54] <NetEcho> I have the driver
[08:55] <NetEcho> hrm its giving me an error for Xgl
[08:55] <NetEcho> how do I used the Xorg integrated driver?
[08:55] <ljsmithx> erUSUL, i have like 10 ALSA options
[08:55] <bazhang> what card NetEcho
[08:55] <NetEcho> Radeon X1400
[08:55] <erUSUL> ljsmithx: is another app using the soundcard??
[08:55] <NetEcho> the AIGLX or whaterver its called
[08:55] <ljsmithx> im not sure
[08:56] <bazhang> NetEcho: aiglx is not very good with ati drivers
[08:56] <NetEcho> ah
[08:56] <NetEcho> ok
[08:56] <bazhang> NetEcho: Idont have ati (nvidia) but some of the really smart folks here do--they should be in early am
[08:57] <NetEcho> k I'll fiddle until then
[08:57] <bazhang> just not this early ;]
[08:58] <NetEcho> bazhang I basicaly wanna see how in depth I can go with ubuntu to pass it off as a 100% Viable alternative to windows to non-gamers
[08:59] <bazhang> NetEcho: for non gamers (and even gamers, except for dx10) it is already viable ;]
[08:59] <CWK_KOMERSIL> #MALANG
[09:00] <NetEcho> bazhang can it run games such as Hl2 without horrible preformance hits?
[09:00] <NetEcho> cause if it can I'm switching this pc
[09:00] <jamesrdorn> NetEcho: I can answer that
[09:01] <bazhang> NetEcho: you check wine appdb for what they can do--pretty amazing list
[09:01] <jamesrdorn> I run CS:Source & at least the demo for HL2
[09:01] <bazhang> got to go to work back later
[09:01] <jamesrdorn> I have to run at a little lower resolution, but it's only about a 20% hit in performance
[09:01] <NetEcho> see right now I can run HL2 max settings at 300fps
[09:02] <NetEcho> see I rather see companies release native linux apps
[09:02] <jamesrdorn> NetEcho: well then it shouldnt be a problem
[09:02] <jamesrdorn> Yes, IdSoftware is a good example
[09:02] <ntolo> I just installed apache2 and phpmyadmin but the link i get for phpmyadmin when i try it shows that downloads this :jqeyspur.phtml. Can anyone please help fix this.
[09:02] <jamesrdorn> Doom3 native works very well
[09:03] <NetEcho> ntolo close your browser and re-open it
[09:03] <jamesrdorn> anyways, gn
[09:03] <NetEcho> jamesrdorn hopefully soon major companies like Valve and EA will follow suit
[09:03] <NetEcho> I think the introduction of Ubuntu is opening those doors
[09:03] <jamesrdorn> dont count on Valve
[09:04] <NetEcho> valve maybe in 20 years lol
[09:04] <NetEcho> hell it takes them 10 years to release a game
[09:04] <jamesrdorn> Valve threatend to ban people in their forums for posting a "wish" for a linux port of steam
[09:04] <jamesrdorn> but the truth is, steam works great w/ wine now
[09:04] <fdr> hi! I don't know what happened, but now the gnome-panel with the main menu shutdown button, etc, is lying =vertically= on the left side of my screen... how do I put it back in place?
[09:04] <Temfy> hi
[09:05] <jamesrdorn> anyways, like I said
[09:05]  * jamesrdorn goes to zzz land
[09:05] <Temfy> i need html editor for ubuntu like dreamwear
[09:05] <Temfy> i need html editor for ubuntu like dreamviewer
[09:05] <NetEcho> try kdevelop?
[09:05] <Tharmas> fdr: just click and drag it to your preferred position
[09:06] <Temfy> no
[09:06] <Temfy> is it equivalent to dreamviewer ?
[09:06] <fdr> Tharmas, tried that, but doesn't work... it seems like it is locked in place or something...
[09:06] <Temfy> inclued all function ?
[09:06] <tockitj> how to enter unicode character by its number ? :-)
[09:07] <NetEcho> Temfy its been a while since I've used kdevelop (like 5 years) but it was pretty good back then
[09:07] <Tharmas> fdr: you could delete it and add another one ...
[09:07] <Sootti> fdr: alt + f2 gconf-editor <enter> apps -> panel -> toplevels -> top_panel_screen0 -> orientation
[09:07] <NetEcho> Temfy
[09:07] <NetEcho> http://www.kdevelop.org/index.html?filename=3.4/features.html
[09:08] <Temfy> Thx NetEcho
[09:08] <Tharmas> fdr:  or you can just right-click -> properties --> orientation
[09:08] <NetEcho> browse the site some
[09:08]  * NetEcho should add kdevelop
[09:08] <dgjones> !html | Temfy, I've not used dreamweaver, but there's a few html editors mentioned here you could look at
[09:08] <ubotu> Temfy, I've not used dreamweaver, but there's a few html editors mentioned here you could look at: html is HyperText Markup Language, used to build web pages. WYSIWYG editors: KompoZer (was Nvu), Iceape Composer, Amaya - Development environments: Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem - For a howto on HTML coding, see: http://www.w3schools.com/
[09:08] <fdr> Tharmas, Sootti: fixed, thank you!
[09:09] <NetEcho> Temfy also check the programing section of Add/remove
[09:09] <NetEcho> if it wasn't so late I actually have a friend who works for w3c and he'd know
[09:10] <NetEcho> ouu gphpedit
[09:10] <Theri0n_666> where i can get gnome clock-applet sources?
[09:11] <Temfy> thank u very much NetEcho
[09:11] <Squawk> Theri0n_666: gnome.org certainly
[09:11] <NetEcho> Temfy also take a look at Screem HTML/XML Editor
[09:12] <NetEcho> Temfy screem looks closer to Dreamweaver
[09:12] <Theri0n_666> Squawk: You know the package name? or where i can find libclock-applet* sources?
[09:14] <Squawk> Theri0n_666, not a clue im afraid no. I appreciate gnome sources are gonna be huge too
[09:15] <Squawk> Theri0n_666, as a long shot though, have a look at gentoo rsycn servers, since they contain source code for every package. Might give you a handy hint
[09:15] <Theri0n_666> Squawk: sure, but it's different i think..
[09:16] <Squawk> Theri0n_666, it will certainly be different, but it should let you know where to look
[09:16] <Theri0n_666> Squawk: i want to modify clock-applet in ubuntu, but i don't know the name of package that contain it's sources
[09:16] <flowOver> where can i find the php executables so i can point eclipse to them?
[09:17] <Temfy> ok thanks a lot
[09:17] <Temfy> very helpfull here
[09:17] <Temfy> i m realy happy
[09:18] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[09:18] <Enos> Anyone ever install ubuntu from an SD card?
[09:18] <soundray> Temfy: are you being sarcastic? I can't tell because I've just joined
[09:18] <ntolo> NetEcho:I restarted my browser but still it  downloads the rbnnmckb.phtml.
[09:19] <juice_> is it possible to install ventrillo?
[09:19] <soundray> Theri0n_666: you need the source package of gnome-panel
[09:20] <soundray> !anyone | Enos
[09:20] <ubotu> Enos: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[09:20] <NetEcho> ntolo add the .phtml filetype to the apache2 conf
[09:21] <Enos> soundray, ubotu Gotcha.
[09:21] <Enos> I have an SD card, How do I install ubuntu from that card?
[09:21] <erUSUL> !install | Enos
[09:21] <ubotu> Enos: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[09:22] <Enos> erUSUL, thanks
[09:22] <soundray> Enos: the install page should help ^^  -- if you have a USB reader
[09:22] <leylox> hello, anybody about to help a complete newbie try to set up her wireless? >.<
[09:23] <soundray> !wifi | leylox, read this, then ask specific questions
[09:23] <ubotu> leylox, read this, then ask specific questions: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[09:23] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[09:23] <Theri0n_666> soundtray: Thanks, but after compilation there only a file named clock-applet in *source*/applets/clock/.libs and not libclock-applet.so,la,etc..
[09:23] <Enos> soundray, hmm, well its actually part of the laptop I have. Honestly, don't know if the card is connected to the mb via a usb cable, internally.
[09:23] <juice_> ventrillo anyone???
[09:23] <NetEcho> juice_ what about it?
[09:23] <ApOgEE-> hi all...
[09:23] <flowOver> can anyone let me know where the php executables are?
[09:23] <NetEcho> Client or Server btw?
[09:23] <juice_> netecho: i want to install it.. is it possible?
[09:23] <leylox> i have been reading that.. but i must be doing something really stupid cause i can't find 'wpasupplican.conf' in etc
[09:24] <juice_> client
[09:24] <soundray> Theri0n_666: what modification do you want to make, anyway?
[09:24] <leylox> supplicant*
[09:24] <soundray> Enos: try to find out with lsusb and lspci
[09:24] <NetEcho> juice_ it would seem the Linux client is in development
[09:24] <NetEcho> you'll have to use Wine to run the .exe
[09:24] <juice_> NetEcho: O.. ty
[09:24] <ApOgEE-> i'm trying to start programming in ubuntu... any suggestion for IDE? I've tried anjuta but crash, can anyone point me to the right direction?
[09:24] <NetEcho> juice_ no problem
[09:25] <NetEcho> ApOgEE- IDE?
[09:25] <Enos> !automate
[09:25] <ubotu> Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning
[09:25] <nabcore> Anyone use the acx driver?
[09:25] <mav> hi all..
[09:25] <NetEcho> as in IDE connectors for hardware?
[09:25] <Enos> soundray, believe me, I would love that functions, but unfortunately, i'm on winblows. i tried looking under hardware, but no luck.
[09:25] <soundray> leylox: the file is in /etc/dbus-1/system.d/wpa_supplicant.conf -- but you shouldn't need to modify it directly if you use NetworkManager
[09:25] <NetEcho> ApOgEE- what language?
[09:25] <Theri0n_666> soundray: some modify in clock.c to make similar osx clock
[09:26] <juice_> to get steam is it just 'apt-get install steam'?
[09:26] <juice_> er
[09:26] <ApOgEE-> NetEcho, no... IDE=Integrated Development Environment
[09:26] <Theri0n_666> soundray: ps. my english sucks :(
[09:26] <soundray> Enos: oh, and you can't boot a live CD presumably...
[09:26] <juice_> sudo..
[09:26] <NetEcho> juice_ steam is a windows app
[09:26] <NetEcho> juice_ you'll have to download the .exe and run it in wine
[09:26] <juice_> NetEcho: ic
[09:26] <NetEcho> ApOgEE- what language do you wanna program with?
[09:26] <ApOgEE-> NetEcho, any language, I'm trying to learn programming C++ in ubuntu
[09:26] <soundray> Theri0n_666: your English is just fine. Have you looked at the options for the clock applet that gconf-editor reveals?
[09:26] <Enos> soundray, correct! i have a weird cd-rom that connect via usb, and in the middle of the live cd it just stops responding
[09:27] <NetEcho> ApOgEE- try KDevelop
[09:27] <soundray> Enos: have you got a desktop computer handy?
[09:27] <ApOgEE-> netecho, KDevelop?... OK... thanks
[09:27] <juice_> NetEcho: so what did i just install when i typed sudo apt-get install steam?
[09:27] <Enos> soundray, yes
[09:27] <NetEcho> juice_ something other than valve's steam client I would assume
[09:28] <s2a> is there an alternative to devede, i tried both in feisty and gutsy and wasted 8 dvd's! bcuz all have no sound i even tried on gutsy to fix that no sound problem!!!
[09:28] <Theri0n_666> soundray: sure, but don't there anything that like me...
[09:28] <juice_> lol
[09:28] <NetEcho> type steam in console and find out? lol
[09:28] <Squawk> Theri0n_666, you might have to download the sources for Gnome Panel, not sure you can get just the clock applet
[09:29] <juice_> trying wine now
[09:29] <soundray> Enos: one way to get it installed would be to move the laptop disk to the desktop PC temporarily
[09:29] <s2a> does any no of linux OR WINDOWS alternatives to devede?
[09:29] <s2a> any1*
[09:29] <soundray> Enos: there are also experimental install methods based on Windows -- look out for wubi
[09:29] <Squawk> Theri0n_666, try #gnome?
[09:29] <Enos> soundray, wubi sounds interesting
[09:30] <juice_> NetEcho: command not found hehe
[09:30] <Theri0n_666> Squawk: i've also applied a patch, "gnome-panel_2.18.1-0ubuntu3.diff" but nothing to do :(
[09:30] <soundray> Enos: anyway, the install link should tell you about some more options that you have.
[09:31] <NetEcho> juice_ lol
[09:31] <Enos> soundray, no worries. I'll give the SD card a chance. I think I have pretty good idea on what to do. If I accomplish this, I'll report back.
[09:31] <Enos> soundray, have a good one. peace.
[09:31] <NetEcho> juice_ try sudo apt-get remove --purge steam
[09:31] <soundray> Enos: also, don't forget about tuxmobil.org -- you might find installation reports for your laptop model there and see how others have dealt with the problem. If all else fails, you can always use virtualization...
[09:31] <NetEcho> see if it gives you anything
[09:32] <leylox> can't see wpasupplicant.conf in system.d either... and i already tried just using NetworkManager, but it doesnt work... so i was following the instructions from WiFi docs but failed :(
[09:32] <s2a> is tovid a devede alternative?
[09:32] <juice_> NetEcho: worked thanks
[09:33] <NetEcho> juice_ no prob
[09:33] <jesse> what can i use to add stuff to my ipod nano?
[09:33] <soundray> leylox: make sure  wpasupplicant is installed: 'sudo apt-get install wpasupplicant' (it should be by default)
[09:33] <leylox> yup, did that
[09:33] <ArthurArchnix> I'm trying to find all files named *.dic on my system, I'm looking for the dictionaries. But locate *.dic returns an error "locatedb no such file", and find *.dic / returns... everything . :(
[09:33] <soundray> !ipod | jesse
[09:33] <ubotu> jesse: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto - See !RockBox for information on liberating your iPod
[09:33] <juice_> anyone know where to find the steam .exe?
[09:34] <soundray> leylox: and you have no /etc/dbus-1/system.d/wpa_supplicant.conf ?
[09:34] <leylox> not that i can see :S
[09:34] <jesse> rockbox doesnt support the 3rd gen nano *cries*
[09:34] <puppetmaster> any body Is there a solution to firefox it's exhausting my memory?!!
[09:35] <juice_> rockbox doesnt support my rca lyra either
[09:35] <juice_> :(
[09:35] <ArthurArchnix> nevemind... sudo updatedb fixed it.
[09:35] <soundray> leylox: do a 'sudo apt-get --reinstall install wpasupplicant' and check for the file again
[09:36] <nabcore> Anyone use the acx wireless driver under ubuntu?
[09:36] <mehrab> hi everyone
[09:36] <NetEcho> !anyone |nabcore
[09:36] <ubotu> nabcore: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[09:36] <sarah> hi! i looked at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/, and one of the LSPCI lines is 01:07.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corperation BCM43XG; do you think this is my WMP300N linksys card?
[09:36] <mehrab> how can make an ext3 partition writeable?
[09:36] <juice_> !steam
[09:36] <ubotu> Steam can be found at: http://www.steampowered.com/
[09:36] <juice_> !steam.exe
[09:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about steam.exe - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[09:36] <soundray> sarah: yes, probably
[09:36] <NetEcho> juice_ steam exe can be found at that link
[09:37] <puppetmaster> sorry
[09:37] <puppetmaster> Is there a solution to firefox it's exhausting my memory?!!
[09:37] <squid0> leylox, what's your problem with wpa_supplicant?
[09:37] <NetEcho> !wine |juice_
[09:37] <ubotu> juice_: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information, and see !AppDB for application compatibility.
[09:37] <juice_> word?
[09:37] <soundray> puppetmaster: how much memory do you have?
[09:37] <puppetmaster> I have 512 mb of ram
[09:37] <nabcore> NetEcho; I'm looking for a solution to this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22/+bug/147134
[09:37] <leylox> it says "reinstallation of wpasupplicant is not possible, it cannot be downloaded."
[09:38] <puppetmaster> there is an application in windows called firefox ultimate optimizer it solved my problem
[09:38] <soundray> puppetmaster: and does firefox gradually fill it up, or does it fail straight away?
[09:38] <NetEcho> nabcore sorry wireless isn't my area hopefully someone else can help you with that
[09:38] <puppetmaster> firefox gradually fill it up
[09:38] <mehrab> is there anyway to make an ext3 partition writeable?
[09:38] <nabcore> NetEcho; that's ok, thanks anyway
[09:38] <squid0> leylox, as I remember, I had to make my own /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf
[09:38] <soundray> leylox: do you get errors when you do a 'sudo apt-get update'?
[09:38] <juice_> NetEcho: i found the .msi but not the .exe
[09:38] <squid0> it's pretty basic
[09:38] <NetEcho> juice_ .msi will run under wine too
[09:39] <soundray> squid0: don't confuse please
[09:39] <juice_> sweet
[09:39] <NetEcho> or atleast should
[09:39] <squid0> soundray: no, I'm trying to help. what's the status atm?
[09:39] <soundray> leylox: you don't have to make your own wpa_supplicant.conf -- it wouldn't be found anyway if you just put it in /etc
[09:40] <NetEcho> !AppDB |juice_
[09:40] <ubotu> juice_: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org
 I wonder is there a solution like the program in windows
[09:40] <squid0> soundray: well, I had to. that sounds just like my experiences with wpa_supplicant
[09:40] <soundray> puppetmaster: I don't know of an optimizer. It shouldn't be needed, anyway. I suspect you have some firefox add-on that leaks memory
[09:41] <leylox> ok, and no it doesn't give me an error as far as i can see (then again I could be looking at one and unless it shouts 'error' at me i wouldn't know.
[09:41] <dfmr> How to create a NTFS partition without having windows installed? Is there any tool like mkfs.ext2?
[09:41] <ionstorm> if I accidently remove some ubuntu packages from the main release and dont remember what they are how do I apt-get restore?
[09:41] <archman> why isn't any wpa_supplicant.conf in /etc/ ? I'm using Gutsy. Is it processed over net_applett?
[09:41] <ionstorm> How do I set ubuntu packages to default
[09:41] <NetEcho> juice_ rofl I just searched the appdb for a game a play completely forgetting it's also ported to Linux lol
[09:41] <flowOver> soundray: its called mozilla ;)
[09:41] <soundray> archman: /etc/dbus-1/system.d/wpa_supplicant.conf
[09:41] <puppetmaster> soundray> give me it's name and i will search 4 it
[09:41] <mehrab> dfmr: gparted can do this
[09:41] <archman> soundray: thanks !!!
[09:41] <flowOver> the addon that leaks
[09:41] <puppetmaster> i did some search in google but no good my friend
[09:42] <dfmr> mehrab: thanks!
[09:42] <juice_> NetEcho: niiice
[09:42] <NetEcho> brain fart lol
[09:42] <tech0007> 8-)
[09:42] <NetEcho> juice_ yea check the screenshots for the apps you wanna try they show either working or non-working screens
[09:42] <sleepster> anyone know of good open source system monitoring tools?
[09:42] <NetEcho> like bf2 is buggy
[09:42] <squid0> I don't have any wpa_supplicant.conf in /etc/dbus-1/system.d/
[09:43] <squid0> also using gutsy
[09:43] <NetEcho> sleepster try lm-sensors
[09:43] <juice_> NetEcho: what wuz tha link?
[09:43] <soundray> puppetmaster: exit firefox, open a terminal and run 'firefox -safe-mode'. Use that for a while and see if it solves the problem. If it does, you have a rogue add-on.
[09:43] <NetEcho> !AppDB |juice_
[09:43] <ubotu> juice_: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org
[09:43] <juice_> ty
[09:43] <NetEcho> sleepster you're looking for temperature monitoring right?
[09:43] <sleepster> NetEcho thanks.. but I was hoping to find something more industrial.. this is going to be for a big server machine
[09:43] <archman> soundray: there isn't any wpa_supplicant.conf in /etc/dbus-1/system.d
[09:43] <soundray> leylox: please try the reinstall command again
[09:43] <archman> should i create it?
[09:43] <NetEcho> sleepster what kind of monitoring?
[09:43] <puppetmaster> thnx i will try and get back to u
[09:43] <sleepster> NetEcho not quite.. I was hoping to find something that monitored disk usage, network usage, # of threads running, memory usage etc.
[09:43] <sleepster> and log it
[09:44] <NetEcho> sleepster something along the lines of this? http://www.blacklightfury.com/sysinfo/
[09:44] <sleepster> also, something that checked disk usage and when disk ran low, to e-mail me
[09:44] <soundray> archman: that's really weird -- leylox has the same issue. This file should normally be installed with the wpasupplicant package in gutsy.
[09:44] <juice_> NetEcho: w00t they have EVE
[09:44] <NetEcho> juice_ heh yea
[09:44] <sleepster> NetEcho yup
[09:45] <soundray> archman, leylox: I have that file on a bog-standard gutsy installation that doesn't even use wireless.
[09:45] <NetEcho> sleepster those kinds of features aside from what you see on that website you'll need to program yourself or use multiple tools
[09:45] <sleepster> NetEcho what is that?
[09:45] <NetEcho> sleepster PhpSysInfo.sf.net
[09:45] <Piet44> im using tomcat 5.5.26 java6 jdk and ubuntu 6.06.2 and managed to let java work via tomcat: localhost:8180/java. How do i configure/what do i have to do to see them via apache
[09:45] <archman> soundray: wpasupplicant-0.6.0 installed (synaptics)
[09:46] <sleepster> Piet44 what are you asking? What config files must you edit?
[09:46] <cambazz> hello how do I make a twinview desktop
[09:46] <soundray> !dualhead | cambazz
[09:46] <ubotu> cambazz: Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama
[09:46] <mehrab> is it possible to resize ubuntu partition with gparted live CD?
[09:46] <leylox> trying the reinstall just gives me the same error as before..
[09:46] <sleepster> Piet44 all the apache stuff should be in /etc/apache if my memory serves me well
[09:46] <cambazz> ubotu: well I know how to make it with nvidia card
[09:46] <cambazz> but how do I make it in ubuntu\
[09:47] <NetEcho> juice_ I kinda quit eve.. waiting on them to overhaul the game again and introduce some neat new features... plus I'm broker than broke
[09:47] <soundray> leylox: let's change tack and find out why NetworkManager doesn't work. What kind of wireless  card do you have?
[09:48] <archman> soundray: i've read somewhere that wpa_supplicant is processed via built-in network manager. is it possible?
[09:48] <juice_> NetEcho: yeah EVE takes too long to get up there and the ships could use an overhaul
[09:48] <s2a> using cinelerra, avidemux or KDEnlive...how do I combine lots of video files and make them 1 AND ALSO make it play instantly after the previous one without delay?
[09:48] <s2a> or any othe rprogram which i can apt-get
[09:48] <NetEcho> juice_ I can re-activate my account with my iteron mark 5 and a few kickass mining barges
[09:49] <soundray> archman: that's what normally should happen. When you try to connect  to a wpa-encrypted network, NetworkManager should ask you for the credentials and create wpa_supplicant.conf automatically based on your input (leylox)
[09:49] <cambazz> well I have an intel card on a laptop. now how do I make it dual headed_
[09:49] <archman> soundtrack: ok, i'll try that...
[09:49] <juice_> NetEcho: im an EVE n00b, i just redo on 14 day trials ROFL
[09:49] <archman> lol soundray, not soundtrack lol
[09:49] <NetEcho> juice_ lol
[09:49] <soundray> s2a: I think kino might help
[09:50] <NetEcho> those ships took me like 2 years to get
[09:50] <s2a> soundray, ya i have kinop as well
[09:50] <leylox> broadcom, bcm4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g ?
[09:50] <s2a> soundray, so how do i do it?
[09:50] <NetEcho> I started playing Eve back when it was hosted in their house on a T1 line
[09:50] <juice_> NetEcho: yea seriouslt LONG game
[09:50] <soundray> leylox: dang, difficult card...
[09:50] <leylox> :(
[09:51] <NetEcho> juice_ one of my more fav games is Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
[09:51] <archman> soundray: it asks for passphrase on 128-bit wep encrypted; will wpa_supplicant.conf be created once i enter cred?
[09:51] <juice_> mmorpg?
[09:51] <soundray> leylox: you could live without wifi for now and hope that hardy fixes it (release end of April)...
[09:51] <s2a> i got 14 video files to merge and kino only lets me put 1!
[09:51] <s2a> soundray, i got 14 video files to merge and kino only lets me put 1!
[09:51] <soundray> archman: it should be
[09:51] <NetEcho> juice_: Turn based strategy based on the Civ 2 engine released in 1999
[09:51] <juice_> weird
[09:51] <flowOver> i like games where you make a single investment, and can continue to play said game
[09:52] <NetEcho> juice_: anyway bud I gotta head out
[09:52] <flowOver> like hookers
[09:52] <Piet44> sleepster : no jsps should be handled by tomcat and give back to apache
[09:52] <NetEcho> take care
[09:52] <LordOfThePigs> Hello! How can I backup a full RAW partition?
[09:52] <juice_> NetEcho: peace man
[09:52] <soundray> s2a: you could try concatenating the files. The result won't be a legitimate video file, but maybe kino or cinelerra can deal with it and save a proper one.
[09:52] <Piet44> sleepster: jsp is working with tomcat but not with apache
[09:52] <icesword> LordOfThePigs, what,raw,can you read it
[09:52] <LordOfThePigs> icesword, it's encrypted with truecrypt
[09:53] <LordOfThePigs> And I obviously want the backup to be encrypted too
[09:53] <s2a> soundray, ya but im rely stupid in video editing so is there a program that YOU are familiar with so that u can tell me exactly wat to do click by click ?
[09:53] <LordOfThePigs> icesword, So, Is there a way to dump a full partition to a file, in a way that allows the data to be restored to the partition later
[09:54] <icesword> LordOfThePigs, what about ghost
[09:54] <LordOfThePigs> I don't care about incremental backup for that particular partition, it's pretty small anyway
[09:54] <soundray> s2a: no, I don't do much video editing
[09:54] <LordOfThePigs> icesword, is this available for free?
[09:54] <dgjones> !backup | LordOfThePigs
[09:54] <ubotu> LordOfThePigs: There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[09:54] <icesword> no
[09:54] <soundray> leylox: I think you may have to try with ndiswrapper: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[09:55] <LordOfThePigs> !cloning
[09:55] <ubotu> To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo dpkg --set-selections < my-packages && apt-get dselect-upgrade » - See also !automate
[09:56] <LordOfThePigs> dgjones, I already use sbackup for the rest of my system, but I want to backup an unmountable partition
[09:56] <s2a> soundray, wat does concatenating mean anyway?
[09:56] <soundray> s2a: I suggest you just have a go: 'cat file1.avi file2.avi file3.avi >file-all.avi', then load file-all.avi in kino and save to a new file.
[09:56] <soundray> s2a: man cat
[09:56] <s2a> soundray, u rely lost me with both those lines
[09:57] <soundray> s2a: cat is a program that concatenates files (combines them into a new file, end to end)
[09:57] <archman> leylox: my bcm4311 works way better than with native drivers
[09:57] <s2a> sudo apt-get install cat?
[09:57] <LordOfThePigs> hmm... seems dd can do it. Thanks for the link dgjones
[09:57] <s2a> soundray, sudo apt-get install cat?
[09:57] <dgjones> LordOfThePigs, right, was just about to suggest dd
[09:57] <soundray> s2a: no, cat is an essential utility -- you have it already
[09:58] <juice_> anyone have a reccomendation for a sound program that i can use to extract sound from video/audio and cut it up and save as different formats?
[09:58] <s2a> soundray, is this terminal or gui?
[09:58] <juice_> production quality prferably
[09:58] <soundray> s2a: terminal.
[09:59] <s2a> soundray, :( ok so i have to type each file??
[09:59] <soundray> s2a: can you join me in #ubuntu-classroom please
[09:59] <LordOfThePigs> dgjones, Will dd also be able to restore it?
[09:59] <s2a> soundray, k
[09:59] <LordOfThePigs> by just inverting the if and of parameters?
[10:00] <jhend60> I need desperate help. i have intel 82810 graphics driver. Please see here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/196065
[10:01] <dgjones> LordOfThePigs, i don't know enough about dd to say whether it'll work, I would assume there is a way of doing it, but you'll need to ask somebody else, or see if you can read up on it in the man pages etc
[10:01] <juice_> anyone have a reccomendation for a sound program that i can use to extract sound from video/audio and cut it up and save as different formats?
[10:01] <aris> iu87kuh
[10:02] <aris> arira
[10:02] <jhend60> Please help me urgent
[10:02] <jhend60> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/196065
[10:02] <LordOfThePigs> dgjones, the docs seem to say the the file created by dd can even be mounted in loopback, so I guess it should be fine
[10:03]  * jhend60 screams HELP PLEASE EVERYONE
[10:05] <leylox> WiFidocs/NdiswrapperOnAMD64 is not new person friendly >.< what does 'added Universe to your repositories' mean? :$
[10:05] <soundray> !universe | leylox
[10:05] <ubotu> leylox: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[10:05] <pOgz> can some1 pls help me make my webcam work? i'm using Acer Aspire and i think ny webcam is suyin...
[10:06] <TerrorBite> FIREFOX CRASHES COMPIZ
[10:06] <TerrorBite> Anyone want details?
[10:06] <pOgz> can some1 pls help me make my webcam work? i'm using Acer Aspire and i think ny webcam is suyin...
[10:06] <can> hello. I completely screwed my xconfig and I dont have the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file anymore
[10:06] <can> what do I do now?
[10:06] <ivanoats> wtf. I edited xorg.conf to add a synaptics section and now when i boot it only gives 800x600 resolution max?  how is that related to each other and how can I fix?
[10:06] <TerrorBite> It seems to happen the most when selecting or drag/dropping text.
[10:07] <TerrorBite> It only appears to occur under compiz while FF is running.
[10:07] <TerrorBite> It doesn't happen under Metacity.
[10:07] <yao_ziyuan> recommend some linux video games, please
[10:07] <can> is not there an xf86config or something limilar
[10:08] <squid0> jhend60: look at the intel i810 driver.
[10:08] <TerrorBite> When it crashes, the image on the screen freezes and only the mouse moves. Pressing combinations such as Ctrl-Alt-Backspace r Ctrl-Alt-F1 have no effect.
[10:08] <TerrorBite> *or
[10:09] <can> TerrorBite: yah I hae a similar problem
[10:09] <squid0> squid0: not sure if it will help you, but it probably covers your card
[10:09] <TerrorBite> Does anyone have any further info? Is this caused by a compiz plugin that can be disabled?
[10:09] <squid0> oops. jhend60: see my last message above
[10:09] <pOgz> pls help me with my webcam, how do i enable it? i'm using Gutsy on Acer Aspire 4715Z..
[10:09] <cambazz> hello
[10:09] <flowOver> TerrorBite: it's because compiz is just buggy.  not anything to do with firefox.  it's been halting my system too
[10:09] <TerrorBite> I've noticed Firefox flickering black when running under Compiz
[10:09] <dgjones> jhend60, I don't know about the intel graphics, but when you use the live cd & download the driver for it, when you switch off, it's lost because you're only running in memory and don't have anywhere to save the upgrades etc to, you'd need to install before any changes you made became permanent
[10:09] <cambazz> how do I reconfigure X
[10:10] <flowOver> TerrorBite: it sounds like you have more speculation than details
[10:10] <TerrorBite> flowOver, probably I guess
[10:10] <jimcooncat> pOgz: what software are you trying with it?
[10:10] <icesword> dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[10:10] <archman> is wpa_supplicant.conf in some way connected to /var/run/wpa_supplicant1 ?
[10:10] <soundray> !fixres | cambazz, ivanoats
[10:10] <squid0> cambazz: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[10:10] <ubotu> cambazz, ivanoats: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[10:10] <pOgz> jimcooncat: i already installed camorama and easycam.. but they dont work
[10:11]  * Loe_Vee GAnTI FSsssss 
[10:11] <jhend60> i know that it will remove when i reboot, thats my problem!
[10:11] <pOgz> jimcooncat: is there anything else i can do?
[10:11] <Sudak> hola amigos tengo en un amd64 tres particiones / de 10gb /swap de 512mb y /home de 140gb a la particion de /home quiero sacarle 10 ¿la redimenciono o creo una nueva a partir de esta y por ultimo creo que no tengo grub o lilo instalado y no se si esta instalado en el mbr el sistema de arranque, instalo grub o al mbr cuando este instalando gentoo?
[10:12] <pOgz> jimcooncat: i also tried ekiga.. but to no avail..
[10:12] <jhend60> I cant install, as it wont save permenant (driver needs to reboot to install properly) so i cant run X and install
[10:12] <jimcooncat> pOgz: have you tried to work through the steps here? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam
[10:12] <LeGreffi3R> Sudak> speak english.
[10:12] <menisk> We speaka da englrish
[10:12] <TerrorBite> Sudak, gentoo? This is #ubuntu. Also, speak English
[10:12] <pOgz> jimcooncat: ok buddy.. i'll try it
[10:12] <jhend60> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/196065
[10:13] <jhend60> plz help
[10:13] <cambazz> well dpkg-reconfigure xorg did not work
[10:13] <cambazz> it did not reconfigure X
[10:13] <archman> anyone have problem with wpa_supplicant.conf in gutsy?
[10:13] <squid0> cambazz: look at my comment to you above
[10:13] <Sudak> sorry i,m ubuntu user too in fact is my only distro on mi hd , sorry for my english
[10:13] <dgjones> jhend60, instead of rebooting, you could try just restarting gnome - press Ctrl-Alt-Backspace, that should restart it with the new settings for the driver, without a hard reboot
[10:13] <TerrorBite> flowOver, I'm guessig that likely it'll be fixed in the next update?
[10:14] <cambazz> squid0: there is no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file
[10:14] <jhend60> well it still doesnt work (i have tried that)
[10:14] <squid0> cambazz: so does the dpkg-reconfigure give you an error message, or what?
[10:14] <jimcooncat> pOgz: many webcams use this driver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Spca5xx
[10:14] <cambazz> it wont give me error, nor  will it sstart x
[10:14] <dgjones> jhend60, do you mean restarting gnome doesn't work with the new driver, or that the keyboard shortcut doesn't work?
[10:15] <cambazz> when I type startx, i get fatal error no screens found
[10:15] <jhend60> restarting gnome doesnt have any effect
[10:15] <jhend60> it still doesnt work
[10:15] <squid0> cambazz: it's not supposed to start x. it takes you through a step-by-step reconfiguration of X. sort of like a wizard
[10:15] <jhend60> btw i use kubuntu more
[10:15] <Piet44> im using tomcat 5.5.26 java6 jdk and ubuntu 6.06.2 and managed to let java work via tomcat: localhost:8180/java. How do i configure/what do i have to do to see them via apache
[10:15] <jhend60> i am also on there channel as well
[10:16] <cambazz> squid0: well it wont do that. no errors no nothing
[10:16] <cambazz> xorg or xorg-server
[10:17] <dgjones> jhend60, right, without knowing the intel graphics, the only suggestion I can give would be to download the alternate install cd which uses a text based intaller and works with more hardware, other than that, you'll need to keep asking in the channel, sorry i can't suggest anything else
[10:17] <squid0> cambazz: weird. I suppose I've never tried it with no xorg.conf.
[10:17] <Sudak> i got 3 partitions / (ubuntu) /swap and /home, if i want to install gentoo on my partition /home should i resize or create 1 from /home?
[10:17] <flowOver> TerrorBite: I think its more of a driver issue.  Email Nvidia to show support
[10:17] <TerrorBite> flowOver, I have an intel card
[10:17] <TerrorBite> flowOver, this is an Asus EeePC
[10:18] <leylox> ok, it seems to think it's enabled now :) gonna go give it a try - if it doesn't work i guess i'll be back some other time >.< thanks for all your help and suggestions :) bye
[10:19] <Arelis> Can somebody help me get Compiz Fusion to work on Ubuntu with an ATI Radeon 9600 video card and the propietary ATI drivers, the version which is in the Ubuntu repositories?
[10:19]  * squid0 is away: Gone away for now.
[10:19] <credible> squid0: please turn that off
[10:20] <menisk> Arelis : use the latest the work much better. I'll grab a link to a great guide for getting the drivers working.
[10:20] <pOgz> jimcooncat: are u still there? it wont work
[10:20] <Arelis> menisk: alright :)
[10:20] <pOgz> can some1 pls help me make my webcam work? i'm using Acer Aspire and i think ny webcam is suyin...
[10:20] <rhineheart_m> >	how to change user in ssh? example logged as root you will login as another user
[10:21] <squid0> credible: ok. sorry
[10:21] <menisk> Arelis : http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide
[10:21] <menisk> That should do it.
[10:21] <l815> anyone know a fix for the headphone/speakers both playing problem on vaio laptops?
[10:21] <l815> i've tried everything T-T
[10:21] <danand> rhineheart_m ssh 192.168.0.1 -o user=username
[10:21] <fraw> does anyone here use "no-ip"?  I installed it, but I don't see a process with ps -ax... and I don't know how to find any logs or documentation.  Even the man page is uninformative.
[10:22] <Arelis> menisk: what about this one?: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#head-99489608eb537a1a0346cdd3ad34209d7887714a
[10:22] <menisk> fraw : I do.
[10:22] <speedcore> is there any default keyboard shortcut for jumpoing between desktops in gutsy?
[10:22] <fraw> menisk: where do you find the log files?  can you force an update just to make sure it's working ok?
[10:22] <menisk> fraw : I just ran the config and left it
[10:23] <menisk> fraw : just get a budy to ping the domain your using on it.
[10:23] <menisk> buddy*
[10:23] <fraw> menisk: if you type "sudo no-ip" does it give you a missing config file error?
[10:23] <danand> speedcore - cntrl-alt-left_arrow/right_arrow.
[10:23] <speedcore> thanx
[10:23] <menisk> fraw : sudo no-ip -C
[10:23] <menisk> fraw : You need to config it to make it work. ;)
[10:23] <fraw> menisk: yea, I ran that, but that config file still doesn't exist
[10:24] <fraw> menisk: if I try to gedit it there's nothing there
[10:24] <menisk> :-/
[10:24] <menisk> fraw : Reconfig it again just incase
[10:24] <pOgz> can some1 pls help me make my webcam work? i'm using Acer Aspire and i think ny webcam is suyin...
[10:24] <fraw> menisk: do you have a /etc/no-ip.conf
[10:24] <danand> speedcore - if you have compiz-fusion and effects enabled see http://ulyssesonline.com/2007/10/25/compiz-fusion-keyboard-shortcuts/
[10:25] <archman> soundray: should i try to remove wpa_supplicant 0.6.0 and try with latest stable release 0.5.10 ?
[10:25] <menisk> fraw : Lemme SSH across and check.
[10:25] <Arelis> menisk: what about this guide?: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#head-99489608eb537a1a0346cdd3ad34209d7887714a
[10:25] <l815> anyone know how to mute speakers when headphones are plugged in?
[10:26] <hubris-> Does anyone know the command to delete recursively in Unix?
[10:26] <menisk> Arelis, that guide should be fine
[10:26] <menisk> hubris-, rm -rf you need to run as root
[10:26] <rhineheart_m> danand: I tried it but it says bash error
[10:27] <danand> hubris - man rm
[10:27] <menisk> hubris-, you probably don't need force do rm -r will do.
[10:27] <cambazz> thanks guys I fixed my X
[10:27] <menisk> hubris-, just dont "sudo rm -rf /"
[10:27] <cambazz> now I need to make it dual headed
[10:27] <dfmr> Why my gparted cannot format to ntfs?
[10:28] <cambazz> I have done this thousands of times but I dont know how to do it using ubuntu - and an intel video card
[10:28] <archman> is there any network wizard that uses wpa_supplicant.conf file so i can enter my eduroam account?
[10:28] <danand> rhineheart_m - what did you type exactly?
[10:28] <menisk> fraw : yeap I have it
[10:28] <rhineheart_m> -o user=username
[10:28] <menisk> fraw : Just try reconifging and see if that helps.
[10:28] <menisk> reconfiging*
[10:29] <juice_> what is the matrix?
[10:29] <Arelis> menisk: must I first uninstall the old one?
[10:29] <fraw> menisk: ok, thanks
[10:29] <soundray> archman: no
[10:30] <menisk> Arelis, use this guide because I know it can go over the old one. http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide
[10:30] <Arelis> menisk: uses the same mechanics.
[10:30] <danand> rhineheart_m - that should be "ssh -o user=username" replace username with the name of the user you want. also don't include the quotes
[10:30] <incorrect> i need to process a log file that has a lot of dns lookups to do, i tried to use dnsmasq but that didn't seem able to cope very well
[10:31] <archman> soundray: wireless applet ? it uses wpa_supplicant.conf...
[10:31] <soundray> archman: what's the question?
[10:31] <menisk> Arelis, Then either shoud be fine.
[10:31] <ivanoats> I read the fixvideoresolutionhowto article, tried some of the steps. I had backed up my xorg.conf file and restored it - i don't understand why, FFS, restoring the xorg.conf doesn't resotre my previous settings. I'm still stuck at 800x600
[10:32] <fraw> menisk: hmm, odd... still no config file...  when I run the config... I don't get any confirmation, just an odd "Content-Type: text/html" message with nothing else
[10:32] <menisk> fraw, uninstall no-ip and reinstall it. Sometimes the windows method works. :P
[10:32] <archman> soundray: is maybe program wireless applet capable of using created wpa_supplicant.conf?
[10:33] <aimaz> I have a problem with display-config-gtk. Each time I start X my resolution is wrong because the refresh rate changes the wrong figure I change it back to the correct value in display-config-gtk and it works fine but the same thing happens next time I start up. If I try to use a second monitor for dual-head the option for the correct refresh rate is no longer present and so I can't correct it but the second screen works fine.
[10:33] <soundray> archman: if you mean the nm-applet that comes standard with Ubuntu, then yes, that works with wpasupplicatn
[10:33] <soundray> *wpasupplicant
[10:34] <juice_> anyone else out there feel the sway of the force?
[10:34] <archman> soundray: so how do i make it use conf file i created?
[10:35] <soundray> archman: it should use it if you put it in /etc/dbus-1/system.d/
[10:35] <soundray> archman: you may have to restart network manager (best to just reboot)
[10:36] <AdvoWork> Hi there, whats the quickest way to do a mass find/replace on 10,000 lines in a file?
[10:36] <soundray> AdvoWork: sed
[10:36] <FergoFrog> gedit and hit Ctrl-H i think
[10:36] <menisk> AdvoWork, gedit has a find and replace function.
[10:36] <random1nt> does anyone know about syntaxhighlightning on vi?
[10:37] <AdvoWork> the thing is, i just tried doing a find/replace using winscp's editor which is like a better notepad, and that bummed out after a while :S
[10:37] <soundray> AdvoWork: use sed
[10:37] <FergoFrog> Use gedit it's way better than notepad
[10:37] <archman> how can i start nm-applet in terminal in order to see exactly what he does?
[10:37] <random1nt> yes
[10:37] <flowOver> i've got to say ubuntu really has come leaps and bounds for home desktop use
[10:37] <random1nt> but vi is more nerdy
[10:37] <FergoFrog> Yea
[10:37] <archman> soundray: how can i start nm-applet in terminal in order to see exactly what he does?
[10:38] <archman> soundray: to see every command nm-applet proceses?
[10:38] <random1nt> i allways hear that if you can vi that you are even more fasten then anything else
[10:38] <AdvoWork> random1nt ill use either, can use vi aslong as its quick, as ive got 8 files to edit, each with approx 10,000 lines in
[10:38] <FergoFrog> archman: /usr/bin/nm-applet
[10:38] <FergoFrog> In terminal
[10:39] <soundray> archman: I don't think that's possible. Do a 'tail -f /var/log/syslog' to see what's happening
[10:39] <random1nt> i don't have that much lines yet
[10:39] <soundray> archman: you can start it from terminal like FergoFrog says (after you killed any existing instances), but  it won't log to the terminal
[10:39] <FergoFrog> Okk
[10:40] <random1nt> but does anyone know about syntaxhighlightning, especialy for java
[10:40] <archman> i tried that already, tnx anyway
[10:40] <AdvoWork> is gedit installed as default on unbuntu or do I have to get it?
[10:40] <random1nt> default on gnome
[10:40] <FergoFrog> random1nt: what program you using, gedit has most modern languages built in
[10:40] <soundray> AdvoWork: it's standard, but why don't you use sed?
[10:40] <menisk> soundray, not everyone knows sed. ;)
[10:41] <FergoFrog> AdvoWork: it's installed in a standard install
[10:41] <AdvoWork> yeah i'd never heard of sed to be honest lol, how do i use gedit then, cant find it?
[10:41] <IndyGunFreak> AdvoWork: easiest way to see something like that, is open a terminal and type gedit
[10:41] <menisk> AdvoWork, It's probably called text editor
[10:41] <soundray> AdvoWork: Applications-Accessories-Text Editor
[10:41] <pOgz> can some1 pls help me make my webcam work? i'm using Acer Aspire and i think ny webcam is suyin...
[10:41] <IndyGunFreak> AdvoWork: if you open a terminal and type gedit and its not installed, it will tell you how to install it.
[10:41] <FergoFrog> AdvoWork: just gedit /path/to/file
[10:42] <soundray> AdvoWork: what do you want to replace with what?
[10:42] <random1nt> alt+f2 gedit
[10:42] <Arelis> menisk: it worked! now i can game and have compiz, and it's not even slow (compiz isn't slow. nexuiz is..) thanks! :)
[10:42] <random1nt> ;)
[10:42] <AdvoWork> soundray firstly need to replace INSERT INTO table to INSERT INTO adifftable then some other stuff
[10:42] <menisk> Arelis, compiz will run on most things fairly well. :)
[10:42] <kaliber> #join Django
[10:44] <Arelis> menisk: why were people complaining that this was slow?
[10:44] <Arelis> menisk: it's faster than 'radeon'
[10:44] <AdvoWork> im doing gedit /path/to/file and its saying cannot open display(null)
[10:44] <hubris-> one more question I have a script file called cleanup.sh  How do I execute it?
[10:45] <random1nt> sh cleanup.sh
[10:45] <soundray> AdvoWork: if the filename is foo, do "sed -i 's/INSERT INTO table/INSERT INTO adifftable/g' foo"
[10:45] <FergoFrog> AdvoWork: try sudo apt-get remove gedit then sudo apt-get install gedit
[10:45] <random1nt> or ./cleanup.sh
[10:45] <menisk> FGLRX used to be dogey, it's still not great but it's always been faster than the radeon drivers. The only issue I have is the inablility to play videos in compiz, you'll have that too and lack of Vsync.
[10:45] <hubris-> thanks
[10:45] <soundray> FergoFrog: that's not good advice (AdvoWork)
[10:45] <FergoFrog> soundray: fixes all my problems
[10:45] <random1nt> hubris-:#!/bin/sh <- is this your first line?
[10:46] <Arelis> menisk: what? but i need to watch video's
[10:46] <menisk> FergoFrog, scary as it is the windows method actually works sometimes.
[10:46] <soundray> AdvoWork: you have to have gnome to run gedit. You must be running a shell that can't access your graphical screen
[10:46] <menisk> Arelis, you can temporarily stop compiz to watch them or watch them fullscreen instead.
[10:47] <FergoFrog> menisk: yea I know
[10:47] <Arelis> menisk: mplayer -vo sdl path/to/movie.avi does the trick :)
[10:47] <soundray> AdvoWork: make a backup of your file first if you're using sed for the first time
[10:48] <menisk> Arelis, I remeber finding a way to make mplayer work with compiz but it screwed the aspect ration and made people look skinny. I don't watch videos under linux much.
[10:48] <hubris-> random1nt I was instructed to do it from a certain directory.  I found it and executed the script file without a problem.  IT worked.  Thanks
[10:49] <menisk> FergoFrog, how many reinstalls of catalyst and reboots etc. do you think it'll take to make my crossfire work? I'm putting a guess at 3.
[10:49] <zhangmaodi_> how to quit editor
[10:49] <FergoFrog> menisk: give it 10 to be sure
[10:49] <menisk> :P
[10:49] <soundray> zhangmaodi_: which editor?
[10:49] <zhangmaodi_> thanks
[10:49] <zhangmaodi_> ubuntu
[10:49] <zhangmaodi_> edit my.c
[10:50] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[10:50] <random1nt> i start mplayer from the terminal too, works the best
[10:50] <StevenR123> Hows it going just DL ubuntu first time with linux system before installing i was wondering how well it might owrk for gaming
[10:50] <menisk> FergoFrog, I'll be sh*tted if I open the ATI boxes and find no crossfire bridges or DVI-VGA adapters. It's a refernce card so SHOULD have both.
[10:50] <soundray> zhangmaodi_: Esc :q!
[10:50] <FergoFrog> menisk: Lol
[10:50] <soundray> zhangmaodi_: use nano instead of edit
[10:50] <TerrorBite> menisk, use the -monitoraspect option of mplayer to correct the skinniness
[10:50] <IndyGunFreak> Steven_Office: works great on a few games, not at all on many.
[10:51] <TerrorBite> as in, -monitoraspect 4:3
[10:51] <menisk> TerrorBite, tried it and failed
[10:51] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: Depends what games and how you're planning to play
[10:51] <zhangmaodi_> soundray,thanks
[10:51] <StevenR123> there a mmorpg i play its about 2 years old.. im just desperate to get away from windows lol
[10:51] <TerrorBite> menisk, damn. Tried the scale filter?
[10:52] <FergoFrog> StevenT123: what is it?
[10:52] <StevenR123> ive been reading the translation time is what hurts gaming from taking it to direct x to something linux can use
[10:52] <menisk> TerrorBite, yeap. I was watching I DVD which was NTSC and it put it in PAL resolution and refused to change
[10:52] <StevenR123> called archlord by codemasters
[10:52] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: some games have linux native ports
[10:52] <soundray> !games | StevenR123
[10:52] <ubotu> StevenR123: Information about games on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php
[10:52] <StevenR123> !games
[10:53] <StevenR123> cool thanks for that link
[10:53] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: you have 2 options pay for Cedega or try wine
[10:53] <StevenR123> ya wine is what i was reading up on
[10:53] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: Wine is the best but for some games it takes a bit of configuring
[10:53] <menisk> StevenR123 or you can run a seperate partition with windows which is your best option for gaming. Or like me run a seperate computer.
[10:53] <random1nt> hey
[10:53] <zhangmaodi_> my editted file ,the default filepath is?
[10:54] <s3a> how do i active backports repository? (http://www.rastersoft.com/programas/devede.html)
[10:54] <random1nt> StevenR123: if you have much resources then you can try a VM ;)
[10:54] <soundray> zhangmaodi_: the one where you launched the editor
[10:55] <FergoFrog> random1nt: That's sorta stupid
[10:55] <StevenR123> well mine isnt the newest machine by any means just a 2ghz 1gig of ram and a 128meg vid mem the partition would probbably be best bet
[10:55] <zhangmaodi_> sounray,thanks
[10:55] <menisk> random1nt, VMs direct X is slow buggy and quite frankly. Shit.
[10:55] <zhangmaodi_> soundray,thanks
[10:55] <random1nt> it was a jocke kind of scnr
[10:55] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: Yes dual booting is the best method
[10:56] <random1nt> I know that it cost to much resources ;)
[10:56] <menisk> random1nt, half the time it doesn't even work. Just crashes VM.
[10:56] <StevenR123> alright i use a small 20gig drive as my OS drive its currently running xp. is it possible to partition that drive and split it to have ubuntu
[10:56] <soundray> !dualboot | StevenR123
[10:56] <ubotu> StevenR123: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[10:57] <LukeL> very possible
[10:57] <menisk> I always forget about ubotu.
[10:57] <menisk> Sorry ubotu.
[10:57] <pOgz> can i install windows on a linux partition?
[10:57] <LukeL> !thanks
[10:57] <ubotu> You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)
[10:57] <StevenR123> I appreciate the assistance alot guys
[10:57] <FergoFrog> StevenR123: yes just download a Gparted live cd resize your windows partition with it and install
[10:58] <LukeL> Just download the ubuntu livecd it has gparted on it no?
[10:58] <pOgz> FergoFrog: u mean resize my linux partiton?
[10:58] <FergoFrog> p0gz: yes you can do that
[10:58]  * Loe_Vee add FS KU YAch tha.is@MMe :P
[10:58] <menisk> Hell you can resize with the ubuntu install disc
[10:58]  * Loe_Vee add FS KU YAch tha.is@MMe.com :P
[10:58] <soundray> menisk: yes
[10:59] <pOgz> FergoFrog: so i will download Gparted live CD now
[10:59] <FergoFrog> Yes you can use the Ubuntu Install Disk but for ease of use gparted live cd is the best
[10:59] <menisk> FergoFrog, I worship gparted. xD
[10:59] <Librustralia> Hi everyone, is anyone familiar with amsn? Today my amsn automatically updated (via the "updates" thing in ubuntu) and when I tried to start it, it came up with this message: http://www.dottout.com/amsn.png
[10:59] <FergoFrog> Lol yea
[10:59] <LukeL> I think pOgz was mislead
[10:59] <FergoFrog> Librustralia: use Pidgin
[10:59] <fUGLY> hi all. I have a nforce 430 motherboard in my HP pavilion a6240 pc. here's my hardware shyte: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/580275334. Anybody know how to get this working???????
[11:00] <pOgz> LukeL: ????
[11:00] <jimpy> Does anyone know how to use the -c option in lftp?
[11:01] <FergoFrog> jimpy: in Terminal?
[11:01] <LukeL> pOgz he was talking to someone else when he said stuff, I don't think you can install windows on a Linux Partition
[11:01] <scout> hey i have a 4965agn wireless card and am not able to connect to a cisco 1130agn access point, which runs a wpa-enterprise peap wifi... anyone who has an soulution ?
[11:01] <juice_> hello all. sometime my window decoration disapperar wtf? how do i re enable them without rebooting?
[11:01] <FergoFrog> scout: can you scan for the router?
[11:01] <pOgz> LukelL: damn.. i really need to install windows vista?
[11:01] <scout> FergoFrog, how do i do that ?
[11:02] <StevenR123> hmm just rough estimate how many gigs of memory do you guys think ubuntu will need if i want to go all out with it
[11:02] <pOgz> LukeL: i have only partition...
[11:02] <kalatian> juice_: are you using compiz-fusion?
[11:02] <jimpy> FergoFrog: Yes, Its listed in the man page and in --help but it say unknown option -c. If i move it to the first switch before -u it then says option -u is unknown.
[11:02] <menisk> juice_, You can restart X with CTRL + ALT + BAckspace. Save your work first
[11:02] <LukeL> pOgz: what do you have installed right now?
[11:02] <talonz> got a problem with my headset .. everyone can hear whats coming through the speakers loud and clear any ideas why this would happen ?
[11:02] <pOgz> LukeL: gutsy gibbon
[11:02] <kalatian> lol, I guess juice_ restarted X :)
[11:02] <menisk> kalatian, probably. xD
[11:02] <random1nt> juice_: alt+f2 -> metacity --replace
[11:03] <Dresken> o_o
[11:03] <FergoFrog> jimpy: Sorry I have no idea about lftp
[11:03] <kalatian> random1nt: too late now, he used ctrl + alt +bksp :D
[11:03] <LukeL> pOgz you can try to resize your linux partition to make room for windows vista on the same hard drive
[11:03] <StevenR123> is it possible to have a duel boot system and use seperate drives for each?
[11:03] <pOgz> LukeL: can i resize my linux partiton without actually wiping out my linux installation?
[11:03] <menisk> random1nt, restarting metacity won't help if he's using compiz. ;) plus restarting compiz fails sometimes as emerald crashes again.
[11:03] <LukeL> pOgz however installing linux first before windows is generally bad
[11:04] <LukeL> pOgz yes, I know thats possible however I'm not familiar with how vista installs and how it will treat linux partitions
[11:04] <FergoFrog> p0gz LukeL yes If you already ahve windows it's best to start again and install Windows then ubuntu
[11:04] <flowOver> ubuntu repeatedly reboots on me.  sometimes it hangs.  sometimes it restarts x.  sometimes it restarts the computer
[11:04] <FergoFrog> Vista should leave the Linux partition alone
[11:04] <cptnspoon> Hi all, can anyone help, I've got ubuntu installed on a Travelmate 230 and I've tried to get xorg working but I can't get it to show more than 1/4 of the screen....
[11:05] <Asathoor> how can I use restricted drivers with a Radeon card?
[11:05] <Asathoor> Radeon x2600
[11:05] <LukeL> Will vista be all cranky about being partition #2?
[11:05] <LukeL> I know all other windows versions were
[11:05] <flowOver> LukeL: it just pretends it's partition 1 this time around
[11:05] <menisk> LukeL Vista will be cranky because you booted it.
[11:05] <danand> StevenR123 - yes. thats what i've done with my machine
[11:05] <pOgz> FergoFrog: i have gutsy already installed.. i want to install a 2nd OS which is windows vista. is it possible to resize the partion without actually damaging or wiping out my linux installation?
[11:05] <Asathoor> I cannot use the restricted drivers GUI
[11:06] <kalatian> Asathoor: why not?
[11:06] <Asathoor> dunno
[11:06] <flowOver> p0gz as long as you have the room
[11:06] <Asathoor> i use a hp 8510p with radeon x2600
[11:06] <LukeL> pOgz yes, if you take your time and be careful about it you should be ok then
[11:06] <StevenR123> Tell what I can build computers with my eyes closed I wish over the years i woulda kept more studied on software
[11:06] <StevenR123> lol
[11:06] <menisk> p0gz, Fergofrog left, you can resize with gparted but after Vista you'll need to reinstall GRUB to your MBR
[11:06] <Asathoor> and have ati restricted drivers installed
[11:07] <Asathoor> but how to enable them????
[11:07] <AdvoWork> anyone used sed before then?
[11:07] <LukeL> !dualboot | pOgz
[11:07] <menisk> StevenR123, building a computer is no great feat.
[11:07] <ubotu> pOgz: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[11:07] <kalatian> Asathoor: open a terminal and run gksudo restricted-manager at the prompt
[11:07] <LukeL> read some of those pages =)
[11:07] <scout> hmm... how do i scan for my router ?
[11:07] <pOgz> menisk: isn u suggestion more easier or is it easier if i install vista first?
[11:07] <Syntux_> Any alternative to webmin?
[11:08] <Asathoor> kalatian >> ok, I'll try
[11:08] <menisk> p0gz, installing Vista first is easier as you can leave a space for another partition rather than resize and GRUB sorts out the MBR.
[11:08] <Asathoor> I just say's that my hw does'nt need restricted drivers.
[11:09] <kalatian> Asathoor: how new is this computer, and is it a laptop or desktop?
[11:09] <StevenR123> Any huge issues anyone is aware of when duel booting with xp
[11:09] <pOgz> ok.. thank you guys!!! menisk, ForyFrog, LukeL.. i really appreciate ur help
[11:09] <Asathoor> 2 month old
[11:09] <hp> i tried to install ubuntu, but the OS wouldn't run. i got a black screen
[11:09] <Asathoor> so, pretty new
[11:09] <pOgz> i will be bcak if ineed something.. tnx guys
[11:09] <hp> how can i fix it?
[11:09] <kalatian> Asathoor: desktop?
[11:09] <Asathoor> hp >> try to check xorg.conf
[11:10] <Asathoor> Gnome
[11:10] <hp> asathoor: how do i do that?
[11:10] <random1nt> but backup the xorg
[11:10] <kalatian> Asathoor: sorry, is the computer a desktop or a laptop?
[11:10] <ePax> How do i remove ntop?
[11:10] <Asathoor> laptop
[11:10] <Asathoor> hp 8510p
[11:10] <kalatian> ok
[11:10] <kalatian> Asathoor: I'm thinking that the graphics card might be newer then the ATI driver, so it isn't detected
[11:11] <kalatian> Asathoor: let me check real quick
[11:11] <zhangmaodi_> how to quit egrep filename.ex
[11:11] <Asathoor> kalatian >> yes, the driver says vesa, maybe I should change xorg.conf to ati?
[11:11] <zhangmaodi_> thanks
[11:11] <kalatian> Asathoor: you can try that
[11:11] <Asathoor> but what is the name of the driver, just ati???
[11:11] <zhangmaodi_> how to quit egrep filename.ex?
[11:12] <kalatian> Asathoor: also try http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide method 1 and then switch vesa to fglrx
[11:12] <kalatian> Asathoor: wait
[11:12] <Asathoor> kalatian >> thanx
[11:12] <zhangmaodi_> how to quit egrep filename.ex?
[11:12] <kalatian> Asathoor: won't work if the card is too new -- try method 2
[11:13] <ks3> zhangmaodi_, control c
[11:13] <ePax> !ntop
[11:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ntop - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[11:13] <Asathoor> ok
[11:13] <danand> StevenR123 - no issues that i'm aware of... been dual booting with XP for ages and before that win2000 and never had a problem. just make sure you install windows first, make sure (if you decide to share a single disk between OS's) that windows is on its own primary partition.
[11:13] <kalatian> !patience | zhangmaodi_
[11:13] <ubotu> zhangmaodi_: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[11:13] <zhangmaodi_> ks3,thanx
[11:13] <kalatian> zhangmaodi_: try ctrl+c?
[11:13] <Asathoor> kalatian >> I'll look into it and try method 2
[11:13] <zhangmaodi_> ubotu,thanks
[11:13] <ubotu> You're welcome! But keep in mind I'm just a bot ;-)
[11:15] <danand> StevenR123 - also dual booted with Win98 but can't quite remember back that far ... think that was with Redhat 6.2 or 7.0 .... didn't have any probs there either :)
[11:15] <s2a> devede makes isos with no sound! wat do i uninstall and change?...ive herd things like its mencoder or mplayer, how do I fix replace those and fix this problem?
[11:15] <s2a> plz help!!
[11:15] <s2a> i need to solve this problem in like 30 min
[11:16] <rhineheart_m> anybody here who was able to make squirrelmail to work  ?
[11:17] <sarah__> can i use the i386 version if i have a 64 bit processor?
[11:17] <ks3> sarah__, yep
[11:18] <sarah__> thx
[11:18] <danand> sarah__ - yes, and for the time being thats probably a better option
[11:19] <sarah__> ah thx whys that? and whats better about 64bit, speed?
[11:19] <Lderan> you can use more memory in 64bit
[11:19] <Lderan> upto 4gb
[11:19] <Lderan> currently xD
[11:19] <sarah__> ah
[11:19] <ks3> sarah__, some software, like certain firefox plugins, aren't available in 64-bit and require a bit of work to get functional
[11:21] <kalatian> you can use more then 4gb of mem in 64, up to 4gb in 32
[11:21] <danand> sarah__ - for most (read 99.999%) of apps you will notice no difference in speed between 32 and 64 bit
[11:22] <danand> s2a - can you play the movies your using with devede in mplayer ok?
[11:24] <random1nt> does anyone know how to turn off the online/offline messages here?
[11:25] <kane77> random1nt, what client do you use?
[11:26] <dgjones> random1nt, which chat client are you using? if it's xchat, just right click on the channel name and tick/untick the show join/part messages box
[11:26] <atlantide> I am in the process of installing nagios this message and I have what I can do
[11:26] <atlantide> [Wed Feb 27 12:10:08 2008] [warn] The ScriptAlias directive in / etc/apache2/apache2.conf at line 306 will probably never match because it overlaps an earlier ScriptAlias.
[11:26] <kane77> sarah__, the only necessity for 64-bit system is when you have more than 4GB of RAM
[11:26] <zhangmaodi_> tcl
[11:27] <danand> random1nt - for bitchX you can type /IGNORE #channel_name joins parts quits
[11:29] <kalatian> 64bit can also be useful when encoding video
[11:29] <TimeTraveller> Hey, Something just happend when i want to do a sudo it tells me i typed in the wrong password but i know it is right. Anyone know what this problem can be ?
[11:29] <s2a> danand, ya
[11:30] <kalatian> TimeTraveller: check capslock, numlock?
[11:30] <kalatian> TimeTraveller: also, you can type your password in a text document to verify that it is being input correctly
[11:30] <TimeTraveller> kalatian: already tried it =/
[11:31] <user2> .gr
[11:31] <kalatian> TimeTraveller: =/ Try rebooting?
[11:31] <ks3> TimeTraveller, are you typing in your normal user password?
[11:33] <TimeTraveller> ks3: yes the same as when i log in
[11:34] <Asathoor> Katalan >> well, now I'll reboot and see...
[11:35] <danand> s2a - just had a quick look at mencoder with apt-cache show mencoder. it Suggests: w32codecs, libdvdcss, mplayer-doc.
[11:38] <danand> kane77 - 32 bit systems can use greater than 4Gb of ram - think you have to compile the kernel with something like the BIG_MEM option though
[11:39] <juice_> my frostwire isnt launching anyone have the same problem?
[11:39] <kane77> danand, yeah, but they cannot address it directly..
[11:40] <danand> kane77 - yeah, think thats a work around thats been hacked in - not sure how it works exactly
[11:41] <KaiserM> hey, whats the command to update/upgrade from the terminal anyone?
[11:42] <kane77> juice_, does it give any error message?
[11:42] <Boglizk> KaiserM: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:42] <BillyJoe> join #linuxreality
[11:42] <KaiserM> ty
[11:42] <BillyJoe> oops
[11:42] <juice_> kane77: nah it just doesnt launch
[11:42] <kane77> have you tried launching it from terminal?
[11:43] <juice_> kane77: i try to launch from Applications>Internet>frostwire. and also there is no icon showing, but neither is my xchat icon and it works.. wtf
[11:43] <arash> Hi, I would like to temporarily open up a server to easily share some photos with my friends (so it preferably should be a http-server, since it will be a mess for all them to get ftp/ssh client), with some GUI prefarably
[11:44] <kane77> juice_, try to launch it from terminal and see if it gives some error message
[11:44] <juice_> kane77: it says i need to update JRE or Java i guess
[11:44] <bowen0507> Hey, I am having problems with my laptop, I have disabled all the power management and have turned acpi=off in the grub loader, yet after about 2 or so hours the screen goes blank, but recovered when the mouse is moved, anyone have any suggestions on what to try next? (I need it to never blank the screen or anything)
[11:45] <kane77> juice_, well, what version of JRE you have currently?
[11:45] <juice_> kane77: i don't know, stock i guess, do you know the console command for JRE?
[11:46] <kane77> juice_, java -version
[11:46] <juice_> kane77: 4.2.1
[11:46] <mrstocks> hey, i needed to update libc6, but wants to remove util-linux ... thats sorta not very cool aint it ?
[11:47] <hubris-> bowen0507 I am not sure, but I beleive sometimes there are display settings in the BIOS.  Have you checked that out?  I recall having to deal with that on one laptop I set up
[11:47] <juice_> kane77: er 1.5.0 sry
[11:48] <bowen0507> hubris- Yeah I have checked in the BIOS, it hasn't any settings, its fairly basic, I am attempting this on a EEE PC btw
[11:48] <BillyJoe> !bot | billyjoe
[11:49] <juice_> kane77: it says i need 1.5.x , shouldnt 1.5.0 be sufficient?
[11:49] <kane77> juice_, I'm not sure what version does frostwire needs.. you might try installing 1.6
[11:49] <juice_> kane77: whats the command?
[11:49] <LoLLo> can someone link to me a good dictionary ( italian - english - italian ) suitable with STARDICT ? ?
[11:49] <juice_> kane77: im n00b
[11:50] <kane77> juice_, sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jre
[11:50] <BillyJoe> wow, I just want to put this out there, there are more spisific chanles to get a more pinpoint croud of people to answer and help.  for exsample  #eeepc
[11:52] <larson9999> BillyJoe, is that hillbilly talk?  or is english not your 1st, 2nd, or 3rd language?
[11:52] <LoLLo> can someone link to me a good dictionary ( italian - english - italian ) suitable with STARDICT ? ?
[11:53] <_delirium> I started with Ubuntu Server and added xubuntu-desktop - now how do I configure X to start at machine startup?
[11:53] <ere4si> _delirium, try installing xdm as a login manager
[11:53] <_delirium> i think gdm is already installed
[11:54] <ere4si> _delirium, not unless you installed it...
[11:54] <juice_> kane77: w00t it works w00t w00t! thanks dude
[11:54] <kane77> juice_, np
[11:55] <kane77> got to go..
[11:55] <_delirium> ere4si, seems to have installed as part of xubuntu-desktop. aptitude shows its installed
[11:56] <ere4si> _delirium,  k - then after the login prompt type   startx
[11:56] <_delirium> ere4si, sure that works, but I want gdm to start at system startup
[11:56] <Arelis_> Hi all. I installed the new ATI drivers, and they worked well, until i rebooted. Now, i get things like this: http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/6013/schermafdrukjh0.png
[11:57] <LoLLo> i don't have recordmydesktop in the add - remove program list ... i've ubuntu 7.10 updated ... is it possible ? ?  how can i find and install it ?
[11:57] <popey> LoLLo: use synaptic
[11:57] <popey> !synaptic | LoLLo
[11:57] <ubotu> LoLLo: synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[11:57] <ere4si> _delirium, you need to check the runlevel you boot into and then add gdm to that /etc/rc#.d
[11:57] <incorrect> does anyone know how to reduce the timeout for bind on a host lookup?
[11:58] <ere4si> _delirium, in a terminal type   runlevel
[11:59] <_delirium> ere4si, N 2
[11:59] <danand> _delirium, ere4si - on my system (default install) gdm shows up in a load if the /etc/rc*.d files
[12:00] <ere4si> _delirium, browse to /etc/rc2.d and look for gdm starting with s or k
[12:00] <_delirium> S30gdm
[12:01] <ArthurArchnix> You know how Gutsy has that gdm bug whereby you can't set the background colour between the login, and the loading of gnome, how it's always that tan brown? I know how to fix it to get a different colour there, but how do you get it so that it displays an image?
[12:01] <danand> _delirium - do you have an entry for gdm in /etc/init.d
[12:01] <_delirium> yes
[12:02] <ere4si> _delirium, by that gdm should start
[12:02] <danand> _delirium - the symlink in /etc/rc*.d should point to that ie S30gdm -> ../init.d/gdm
[12:03] <Boglizk> ArthurArchnix: How do you fix the color? I've been wanting to do that
[12:03] <ere4si> ArthurArchnix, that's a gconf editor setting
[12:03] <danand> _delirium - type ls -l /etc/rc2.d/S30gdm to see where that points
[12:04] <_delirium> danand, yeah it does /etc/rc2.d/S30gdm -> ../init.d/gdm
[12:05] <ArthurArchnix> Boglizk: gksudo gedit /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default
[12:05] <Boglizk> Thanks
[12:05] <ere4si> ArthurArchnix, apps - gnome session - options
[12:05] <ArthurArchnix> Boglizk: At the bottom where it says BACKCOLOR="#dab082"    change #dab082 to x ... that's 'x' all alone, in between those quotes.
[12:06] <whileimhere> Hi I have some icons in a folder I want to install. Is there an easy way to do this?
[12:06] <Boglizk> ArthurArchnix: Yeah, i got that.
[12:06] <_delirium> danand, 2 secs - just rebooting to see fresh /var/log/gdm logs
[12:06] <danand> _delirium - k
[12:07] <epifanio> hi i'm on ubuntu server (using xfce as gui),  my terminal is really basic, i can't do copy and paste of code ... can you suggest me what package can i install to have a terminal application like the one installed on gnome-desktop ?
[12:07] <wols> you can with any X program cut+paste
[12:07] <wols> select the text to copy,  press middle mouse button to paste
[12:07] <wols> but then: X on a server? wtf?
[12:08] <ArthurArchnix> ere4si: Thanks. I'll take a look at that. Though, it would result in drawing the background twice, so I might just sit through a black screen for 1.2 seconds. :)
[12:08] <_delirium> danand, hmm weird, after that reboot i saw some colour and then just the console output from console 7 again
[12:08] <Dimitree> How can i find the JDK location so i ca set my JAVA_HOME ?
[12:08] <wols> Dimitree: dpkg -L <package>
[12:08] <ere4si> ArthurArchnix, I have a pic come up then the b/ground is  drawn
[12:08] <Dimitree> wols thank you
[12:09] <_delirium> danand, it does say "* Starting GNOME Display Manager...     [OK]"
[12:09] <mohbana> can i install a i386 deb package from amd64?
[12:10] <wols> mohbana: which one?
[12:10] <mohbana> adobe
[12:10] <Boglizk> Adobe what?
[12:10] <mohbana> 'AdobeReader_enu-8.1.2-1.i386.deb'
[12:10] <danand> _delirium - type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm status and see what you get
[12:11] <wols> !info AdobeReader_enu
[12:11] <ubotu> Package adobereader_enu does not exist in gutsy
[12:11] <wols> mohbana: ask adobe then or whoever gave you the deb
[12:11] <wols> generally no. and it won't give you a adobe pdf plugin either
[12:11] <Dimitree> wols, = ) i can't get anything with dpkg -L jdk ?
[12:11] <_delirium> danand, there is no "status" command for gdm, but it does show gdm running when I type ps -ax
[12:11] <danand> _delirium - ignore that last - theres no status command - sorry
[12:11] <Boglizk> Dimitree: Try locate
[12:11] <mohbana> so i can't install the i386 version?
[12:12] <asuseeepc> how can i real from the clipboard with bash?
[12:12] <wols> Dimitree: is there a package installed named "jdk" I scertainyl don't know any ubuntu packge of that name
[12:12] <danand> _delirium - sorry - i type too slow :) - can you start gdm from tty using that ie /etc/init.d/gdm start?
[12:12] <Dimitree> Boglizk, locate gives me /usr/lib/perl5/XML/Parser/Encodings/x-sjis-jdk117.enc ?
[12:12] <asuseeepc> i want to make a text to speech script that reads from clipboard
[12:12] <wols> danand: don#t foget the sudo
[12:12] <Boglizk> Dimitree: Doubt thats it
[12:12] <Dimitree> wols i have installed JDK with Add/Remove o-o
[12:13] <wols> Dimitree: locatedb is updated once a day on 6:25 am
[12:13] <wols> dogmeat: you have NOT installed a package named jdk cause it does not exist. use its real name
[12:13] <wols> Dimitree: ^^
[12:13] <_delirium> danand, are you using gdm? whats the config file? on mine the running process is "gdm --config /etc/gdm/gdm-cdd.conf" just wondering if thats normal?
[12:13] <Arelis_> Hi, people. I installed the new ATI drivers from AMD, the restricted ones, using a guide on the Ubuntu wiki, and they worked well, until i rebooted (for a second time. before, it worked). Now, i get things like this: http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/6013/schermafdrukjh0.png . Can anybody help me?
[12:13] <mohbana> why can't i view the bookmarks in evince
[12:13] <Dimitree> ok thank you guys ! :)
[12:16] <wols> Arelis_: ask ati
[12:16] <FurryNemesis> !blender
[12:16] <ubotu> blender is a free application for 3D modelling, animation, rendering, etc. You can install it from Ubuntu's repositories, and tutorials are at http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro
[12:16] <danand> _delirium - i just get 6067 ? Ss 0:00 /usr/sbin/gdm, and  6076 tty7     SLs+   1:40 /usr/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7
[12:17] <KaiserM> anyone know anything about install dellwirelessctl in gutsy 7.10?
[12:17] <mohbana> hello ??
[12:18] <wols> !anyone | KaiserM
[12:18] <ubotu> KaiserM: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[12:18] <danand> _delirium - first is just a simple /usr/sbin/gdm - second shows gdm is running on tty7
[12:19] <wols> danand: kill all gdm copies in ram then start gdm with /etc/init.d/gdm start
[12:19] <_delirium> danand, if i start it manually i get a flash and then it returns to the console again. If I try running it "/usr/sbin/gdm" it does the same. The only difference is if I run "/usr/sbin/gdm --wait-for-go" then it shows just the X cursor in the middle of a black screen
[12:19] <KaiserM> I need to remove the killswitch from bluetooth and need dellwirelessctl to do it
[12:19] <KaiserM> which is part of libsmbios-bin_0.13.6_1_i368.deb
[12:19] <KaiserM> how do I install this?
[12:19] <wols> !info libsmbios-bin
[12:19] <ubotu> libsmbios-bin (source: libsmbios): Provide access to (SM)BIOS information -- utility binaries. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.13.6-1 (gutsy), package size 94 kB, installed size 364 kB
[12:19]  * Loe_Vee uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu hujan2 dingIn.. diNGin.. @_@
[12:19] <wols> KaiserM: like any other package
[12:19] <MenZa> KaiserM: sudo dpkg -i <packagename>, but install it from the repositories instead.
[12:20] <KaiserM> reposatories?
[12:20] <MenZa> KaiserM: Yes, sudo apt-get install libsmbios-bin
[12:20] <MenZa> That downloads it from the repositories.
[12:20] <wols> KaiserM: use synaptic or apt-get or whateve you use normally
[12:20] <StevenR123> When you do a duel boot system do you have to do a fresh windows install/partiion or can it be a existing os and partition off avaiable hd space
[12:20] <wols> StevenR123: it detects it
[12:21] <KaiserM> installing; you guys are fantastic
[12:21] <derek__> hi
[12:21] <danand> _delirium - have you changed any of gdm's config files at all?
[12:21] <gmaster> how do I enable the universe for aptget?
[12:21] <wols> StevenR123: first install windows, then install ubuntu, always
[12:21] <_delirium> danand, nope
[12:22]  * Loe_Vee add2 jangan LUpa tha.is@MMe.com
[12:22] <StevenR123> so it will let me partiion off the free space on my current drive for a duel boot without having to wipe the drive totally
[12:22] <KaiserM> now I need to figure out how to get dellWirelessCtl out of it :/
[12:22] <wols> danand: purge gdm
[12:22] <wols> danand: then reinstall it
[12:22] <wols> StevenR123: yes
[12:22] <speps> hey guys how can i enable XVidModeExtension???THANKS
[12:22] <danand> _delirium,wols - yeah, was just thinking that!
[12:22] <KaiserM> !info dellwirelessctl
[12:22] <ubotu> Package dellwirelessctl does not exist in gutsy
[12:22] <derek__> i am new to ubuntu. How do i get Adobe Flash Player to work with mozilla
[12:22] <KaiserM> !
[12:23] <wols> derek__: what ubuntu platform? 32bit or 64bit?
[12:23] <Boglizk> derek__: It should automatically download in Firefox
[12:23] <danand> _delirium, wols - gdm seems to have got itself in a tizwaz!
[12:23] <derek__> 32 bit
[12:23] <wols> Boglizk: that is NOT the way
[12:23] <wols> !flash
[12:23] <ubotu> To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash (for !Dapper and !Edgy, a recent version is available in !backports) - See also !Restricted and !Gnash
[12:23] <Boglizk> wols: Worked fine for me....?
[12:23] <KaiserM> Ok, how would I unpack dellwirelescontrol from  libmsbios-bin?
[12:23] <danand> _delirium - give wols suggestion a try
[12:24] <wols> KaiserM: you installed the libsmbios-bin no?
[12:24] <derek__> thanx i keep getting code and i have no idea what to do with a page of code
[12:24] <KaiserM> they installed yes
[12:24] <ggarlic> hello,everyone.who can tell me the exact meaning of "aptitude safe-upgrade",does it have any difference with "dist-upgrade"
[12:24] <wols> danand: if it sill doesn't work. try a "startx" and report what happens
[12:24] <_delirium> danand, if i run "sudo /usr/sbin/gdm --config=/etc/gdm/gdm-cdd.conf --wait-for-go" then "ps ax" then i see = two gdm processes and "/usr/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm:0.Xauth - nolisten tcp vt7"
[12:24] <wols> KaiserM: so it is already on your system as a binary if the package contained it. unpacked
[12:25] <KaiserM> sudo: dellwirelessctl: command not found
[12:25] <wols> danand: then you didn't do what I said
[12:25] <wols> KaiserM: check if that package even contains this binary. dpkg -L helps
[12:25] <danand> wols - its not me with the problem - its _delirium !
[12:25] <_delirium> danand, startx works fine - i see the xubuntu desktop
[12:25] <_delirium> wols, startx works fine - i see the xubuntu desktop
[12:26] <_delirium> danand, okay i will try reinstalling gdm - whats the best way to do that?
[12:26] <wols> good. so it's a gdm only problem. make sure NO gdm is running
[12:26] <mateusz> Hi
[12:26] <wols> come back if you can accomplish that. also maku sure NO X is running either
[12:26] <ajricoveri_> i know that ubuntu gutsy comes with compiz by default, its running fine for me but i wish to know how to tweak its performance ... compiz is sort of abstract on ubuntu ...
[12:26] <mateusz> Is this normal for hardy that gnome-terminal doesnt have toolbar ?
[12:26]  * wols gives up on _delirium. people unable to read really piss me off
[12:26] <wols> !hardy
[12:26] <ubotu> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[12:27] <_delirium> wols, okay x is not running and neither is gdm - confirmed with ps -ax
[12:27] <wols> mateusz: a) it's OT, b) it's beta software
[12:27] <dsl_> ajricoveri_: i think you need to install a small extra application to tweak it
[12:27] <mateusz> wols: ?
[12:27] <mateusz> wols: its normal?
[12:27] <wols> _delirium: solve you own problems or ask someone else
[12:27] <wols> mateusz: it's normal for you to be OT? yes right now very much. please go away
[12:27] <_delirium> wols, sorry i thought you were offering to help?
[12:27] <wols> mateusz: hardy is NOT supporzted here
[12:27] <KaiserM> wols: dpkg -l gives me a huge list
[12:27] <KaiserM> that starts with l
[12:28] <danand> _delirium - ?? hmm...
[12:28] <wols> KaiserM: dpkg -l is NOT dpkg -L
[12:28] <VilasBoas> Hy my laptop overheat and makes reboot when reatch 93c can anyone help me
[12:28] <mateusz> wols: Did now know that
[12:28] <wols> KaiserM: rad the dpkg man page
[12:28] <mateusz> wols: Just wanted to know if its normal
[12:28] <mateusz> wols: You do not have to be RUDE
[12:28] <_delirium> danand, so i will try reinstalling gdm - that was suggested yes?
[12:28] <StevenR123> Alright hopefully someone knows the answer to this.. I set my boot priorty to cdrom first then the hd but it still default to boot xp
[12:28] <wols> mateusz: stop it already
[12:28] <wols> !hardy | mateusz
[12:28] <ubotu> mateusz: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[12:29] <wols> StevenR123: wher did you isntallg rub?
[12:29] <bazhang> mateusz: there is a channel for Hardy please use it
[12:29] <jtravnick> what all do I need to install to get SFTP to work on a local lan?
[12:29] <wols> StevenR123: wher did you isntallg grub?
[12:29] <wols> jtravnick: openssh-server
[12:29] <StevenR123> alright i had not seen anything about grub yet
[12:29] <deniz__> is there any video players for ubuntu which is like intervidio windvd player (that plays menu etc i mean)
[12:29] <StevenR123> so grub goes on before attempting to boot from ubuntu cd
[12:30] <wols> !dvd | deniz__
[12:30] <whileimhere> anyone here use Advanced Mess to start emulators?
[12:30] <ubotu> deniz__: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[12:30] <jtravnick> wols have that installed and my other systems can see it but will not conect
[12:30] <neopsyche> I installed fluxbox.. wondering.. how do i make icons on the fluxbox desktop?
[12:31] <jtravnick> have both client and server installed
[12:31] <StevenR123> so far ive extracted and burnt the ubuntu .iso to cd and have changed my boot sequrence to cdrom first so grub is my missing step?
[12:31] <danand> wols - to reinstall gdm - would  sudo apt-get --purge --reinstall install gdm work?
[12:31] <wols> jtravnick: how do you try to connect exactly?
[12:31] <Geshka1963> Hello gurus
[12:31] <wols> danand: no
[12:31] <edmond> hi all
[12:31] <ajricoveri_> dsl_, is there one that comes with ubuntu ??
[12:31] <wols> danand: there is no command there. and purge and install looks fishy in the same line
[12:31] <edmond> did any 1 know how to install my asus webcam driver for ubuntu ?
[12:31] <edmond> i need help
[12:32] <jtravnick> wols just go to network than clicking on the icon for the desktop
[12:32] <wols> !ccsm
[12:32] <ubotu> To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[12:32] <wols> jtravnick: that is not how sftp works....
[12:32] <jtravnick> wols it works going the other way if i want to conect to the other systems
[12:32] <mohbana> why is the icedtea package still broken
[12:32] <Geshka1963> I have Ubuntu on IBM T40 and ati graphics driver. How can I move overlay to the second monitor ?
[12:32] <wols> jtravnick: don't you mean you try SMB there?
[12:33] <KaiserM> wols: dpkg: error processing libsmbios-bin_0.13.6_1_i368.deb (--install):
[12:33] <KaiserM>  cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[12:33] <KaiserM> Errors were encountered while processing:
[12:33] <KaiserM>  libsmbios-bin_0.13.6_1_i368.deb
[12:33] <_delirium> not sure if i understand "aptitude purge gdm" - it also wants to remove xubutu-desktop which I only just installed (which installed gdm) - is there anyway to just completely reinstall gdm?
[12:33] <RomanK> hi
[12:33] <wols> KaiserM: there is more than this. pastebin all of it and never again flood the channel
[12:33] <marcos> español??
[12:33] <marcos> como hago¿¿¿
[12:33] <danand> _delirium - yeah thats a problem... wait one
[12:33] <edmond> did any 1 know how to install my asus webcam A6 driver for ubuntu ?
[12:33] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=617812 neopsyche best to understand fluxbox keys
[12:33] <wols> !es | marcos
[12:33] <ubotu> marcos: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[12:33] <KaiserM> pastebin?
[12:33] <wols> danand: ths is no problem
[12:33] <marcos> gracias
[12:34] <wols> !paste | KaiserM
[12:34] <ubotu> KaiserM: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lines texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[12:34] <jtravnick> wols no couldnt get SMB or NFS to work and my laptop had SFTP working so figured till i could get the right way to work would use that
[12:34] <wols> KaiserM: ALL of the output
[12:34] <danand> wols - no?
[12:34] <wols> jtravnick: use a sftp client
[12:34] <wols> danand: xubuntu-desktop is a meta package
[12:34] <KaiserM> wols: that was deriously all of it from the terminal
[12:35] <pfffft> hello i have a question from a fairly new linux user, im buying a motherboard that supports intels matrix raid onboard and want to make this my media server so will be using the raid end of it for storage. Will ubuntu use the hardware raid? or will i ebnd up using linux raid?
[12:35] <wols> KaiserM: I do not believe you
[12:35] <wols> pfffft: this is not hardware raid. don
[12:35] <KaiserM> wols: the only part I cut was the command I used?
[12:35] <jtravnick> wols it all works if I boot to my fedora8 side just cant conect to my ubuntu side
[12:35] <wols> pfffft: don't use it
[12:35]  * Loe_Vee PULang.. PUlang.. PULANgg GO TO HOME
[12:35] <danand> wols - ahhh... of course ... was worried that would try and start uninstall _everything_
[12:35] <wols> jtravnick: this is not fedora and I doN't care how they do it
[12:35] <pfffft> dont use the hardware raid?
[12:35] <neopsyche> bazhang, how do i browse folders in fluxbox?
[12:35] <pfffft> let linux raid handle it?
[12:35] <RomanK> hi, is there a hardy-channel on this irc-server?
[12:35] <MenZa> !Hardy | RomanK
[12:35] <bazhang> neopsyche: did you read that link already?
[12:35] <wols> pfffft: it is NO hardware raid. and why you can use it, it sucks
[12:36] <ubotu> RomanK: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[12:36] <RomanK> !Hardy
[12:36] <danand> _delirium - whats the output of apt-get --purge remove gdm
[12:36] <RomanK> thx ;)
[12:36] <MenZa> :)
[12:36] <random1nt> hey das anyone know about sysvinit?
[12:36] <KaiserM> wols: whats the syntax?
[12:36] <danand> _delirium - wait one
[12:36] <wols> *and while you can use it
[12:36] <jtravnick> wols i know that but im not having a problem with fedora my problem is when i boot my laptop to ubuntu
[12:36] <wols> KaiserM: of what?
[12:36] <KaiserM> of what Im pastebining
[12:36] <pfffft> wols ok so if it were your machine what would you use? linuxraid?
[12:36] <wols> jtravnick: then use a sftp client
[12:36] <danand> _delirium - sudo apt-get -s --purge remove gdm
[12:36] <mohbana> can someone please tell me why the ubuntu icedtea java is still broken my azureus still crashes]
[12:36] <KaiserM> can I leave that as ----?
[12:36] <wols> pfffft: linux software raid if you must
[12:36] <pfffft> ok thanks
[12:37] <wols> KaiserM: what is the command you are using?
[12:37] <KaiserM> sudo dpkg -i libsmbios-bin_0.13.6_1_i368.deb
[12:37] <wols> KaiserM: everything from the commandline you use up to the reappearing prompt again
[12:37] <bazhang> mohbana: azureus is very unstable why not try something better like deluge or transmission
[12:37] <wols> KaiserM: where did you get that deb package from?
[12:37] <neopsyche> bazhang,waiting for it to load.. downloading at same time.
[12:38] <jtravnick> I have three systems two with fedora and one that dual boots fedora and ubuntu if all three are booted to fedora it works fine if i boot to ubuntu I can see it but cant conect to it
[12:38] <_delirium> danand, it purged "gdm-themes" "xubuntu-desktop" and "gdm" - also mentiones there are a lot of packages installed, but no longer needed and "apt-get autoremove" should be used - but I think that will remove the packages of xubutu-desktop
[12:38] <bazhang> neopsyche: fluxbox is not really something to explain so quickly on irc--you need to inform yourself a bit first
[12:38] <KaiserM> wols: 12 hours of research that lead to a messageboard
[12:38] <JimpsEd> I've added a new group, added a new user to that group, given nearly all permissions (inc. to bash) but I cannot login as this new user... any idea what I have missed
[12:38] <wols> KaiserM: only address me again when you did what I said. kthxbye
[12:38] <random1nt> hey das anyone know about sysvinit?
[12:39] <danand> _delirium - ok - have you actually removed gdm now?
[12:39] <wols> JimpsEd: and system user can log in
[12:39] <neopsyche> bazhang, ok .. thanks :-)
[12:39] <wols> JimpsEd: at least by default unless you change his/her login shell
[12:39] <Kira> Hi
[12:39] <MenZa> Hello. :)
[12:39] <KaiserM> wols: is this what you want?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57573/
[12:39] <bazhang> MenZa: hi!
[12:39] <JimpsEd> wols; what do you mean loginshell?
[12:39] <Kira> If I want a service to be managed by xinetd, should it be listed in /etc/services ?
[12:39]  * MenZa eyes bazhang.
[12:40] <_delirium> danand, hmm no it seems all the gdm files are still installed...
[12:40] <wols> JimpsEd: the shell ran when a user logs in. by default: bash
[12:40] <wols> KaiserM: cannot access archive: No such file or directory
[12:40] <JimpsEd> Yes, I have assigned that for the user
[12:40] <wols> duh!
[12:40] <wols> KaiserM: ther is no such package/file in your current directory
[12:40] <KaiserM> didn;'t I just install that?
[12:40] <_delirium> danand, "ah -s is simulate"
[12:40] <wols> KaiserM: maybe you should check what file you have before trying to install it?
[12:40] <_delirium> danand, so safe to run it for real?
[12:41] <wols> JimpsEd: how did you create the user?
[12:41] <JimpsEd> System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[12:41] <danand> _delirium - i'll keep my fingers crossed :) - no warranties implied etc etc
[12:41] <bazhang> http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/base/sysvinit random1nt here are some details
[12:41] <mohbana> bazhang, it works totally fine on fedora
[12:41] <_delirium> danand, dammn no warranty hehe ;-)
[12:42] <reya276> morning
[12:42] <danand> _delirium - i should work for MS
[12:42] <zimynx> My disk is damn slow. hdparm -i /dev/sda says that none of pio/mdma/udma option is selected. i guess it's driver issue. hdparam -d1 -X udma5 fails with: HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Inappriopriate ioctl for device. I've not found any working suggestions on google. Any suggestion what may cause the problem?
[12:42] <reya276> I keep getting this error
[12:42] <reya276> The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet".
[12:42] <reya276> how can I fix it
[12:42] <KaiserM> wols: sounds like im headed back to the web :P  thanks
[12:42] <JimpsEd> wols; System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[12:42] <bazhang> mohbana: azureus has caused me no end of grief in many systems, but if that is what you like then go for it ;]
[12:42] <wols> KaiserM: why can't you install the that file from the repos?
[12:43] <_delirium> danand, hmm seeing a LOT of scollkeeper parser error's
[12:43] <wols> JimpsEd: press ctrl+alt+f2 and try to log in there with said user
[12:43] <KaiserM> wols: like this?  sudo apt-get libsmbios-bin_0.13.6_1_i368.deb
[12:43] <wols> KaiserM: no not like this. man apt-get
[12:43]  * Loe_Vee BaliK dulU achh da malam.. Muachh.. Muachh Smuanyaaaaaaa
[12:43] <danand> _delirium - scrollkeeper?
[12:43] <wols> KaiserM: or use synaptic if you like that more
[12:43] <_delirium> danand, maybe i should reinstall scrollkeeper as well?
[12:43] <bazhang> Loe_Vee: please stop
[12:44] <danand> _delirium - uh oh!
[12:44]  * danand can see this spiralling out of control
[12:44] <wols> !in Loe_Vee
[12:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about in loe_vee - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[12:44] <wols> !in | Loe_Vee
[12:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about in - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[12:45] <Majkball> This may seem stupid... but how do I find my C library files?  Can I use "ls" to do a recursive search in all directories for a specific file, how would the syntax look then?
[12:45] <Majkball> I am looking for mpi.h
[12:45] <MenZa> Majkball: Try find -- find . | grep -i <query>
[12:45] <wols> Majkball: install build-essential.  and use locate or find
[12:45] <MenZa> Majkball: e.g. find . | grep -i mpi.h
[12:45] <reya276> can anyone help me fix this error(The panel encountered a problem while loading "OAFIID:GNOME_MixerApplet".) and is asking me if I want to delete the applet
[12:45] <Majkball> thanks... will try that now
[12:45] <wols> Majkball: mpi.h is not a C libary file
[12:45] <wols> it's a mpi development header
[12:46] <_delirium> danand, messages like - /var/lib/scrollkeeper/fr/scroolkeeper_extended_cl.xml:822: parser error : Opening and ending tag mismatch: doc line 751 and toc </toc>^</doc><doc docid="223"><doctitle>Manuel de Notes Tomboy</doctitle><docomf>
[12:46] <Majkball> wols: Thanks I know... just used the wrong terminology
[12:46] <danand> _delirium - what command did you type??
[12:47] <_delirium> danand, sudo apt-get --purge remove gdm
[12:47] <wols> Majkball: dpkg -L <package>   in your case he mpi dev package
[12:47] <Majkball> find . | grep -i fname <-- exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
[12:47] <wols> Majkball: that line sucks donkeyballs for sevreal reasons
[12:48] <Majkball> wols: Well it's kinda slow, and listed a lot of other junk as well but does the job
[12:48] <danand> _delirium - has the output stopped yet?
[12:48] <_delirium> yeah - seems to have removed the packages
[12:48] <bazhang> you need to (re)install "gnome-applets" (and its dependencies "gnome-applets-data"). That's it! _delirium from here --http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-25259.html
[12:49] <danand> _delirium - ok try installing gdm again then - sudo apt-get install gdm
[12:50] <mohbana> is there a tool that can monitor performance over time
[12:50] <wols> performance of WHAT?
[12:50] <_delirium> bazhang, okay will try that too
[12:50] <_delirium> danand, okay just doiing gnome-applets
[12:51] <mohbana> wols, the whole pc, i.e. cpu usage etc
[12:51] <sjolshag> Need help with DNS: have a system (remote) that's being resolved successfully _and_ unsuccessfully resolved at the same time.
[12:51] <StevenR123> can you partiion your boot drive after XP is already installed.. or do you have to go back and do a fresh install with partition
[12:51]  * wols loves non answers
[12:51] <wols> StevenR123: you can
[12:51] <wols> StevenR123: why do you constantly ask the same thing?
[12:51] <Kira> How do I restart xinetd?
[12:52] <StevenR123> because im not seeing the answers i guess ive been rebooting my computer trying different methods and nothing has worked
[12:52] <wols>  /etc/init.d/xinetd restart
[12:52] <wols> StevenR123: do you have free unallocated space on disk?
[12:52] <sjolshag> The first entry back from 'host <hostname.domain.fqdn>' is correct, then a follow entry which has my own domain name appended, and - obviously - doesn't accept (as in 'host.remotedomain.com.mydomain.net')
[12:52] <bazhang> StevenR123: you want to install ubuntu alongside xp? the livecd installer will do that for you
[12:52] <StevenR123> yes aprox 11gigs
[12:52] <fed> re all , j'ai ete voir sur #devfr c un peu die_land comme ambiance lol
[12:53] <sjolshag> Adding a final '.' isn't helping
[12:53] <fed> y'a pas plus causant en dev fr comme chan ? ^^
[12:53] <StevenR123> was just in my system managment for the disk but couldnt find the option to create partition
[12:53] <bazhang> fed /join #ubuntu-fr
[12:53] <wols> StevenR123: and until you answer my questions from above I won't answer yours in the future
[12:53] <StevenR123> if it was the free hd space yes i said aprox 11 gig
[12:54] <StevenR123> im not trying ignore any question you ask me trust me  its 7am ive been up all night working on this me not seeing a quesiton is just pure fatigue
[12:54] <cl3ns[IDS-IPS]> fed: je peux te repondre peut etre mais va plutot sur le chan fr
[12:54] <Vad1> How can I tell what version of Ubuntu have I got from the terminal?
[12:55] <neopsyche> bazhang,how can i browse folders on fluxbox?
[12:55] <danand> StevenR123 - you need to add peoples nicks to the front of your response to them. otherwise people don't see your messages
[12:55] <willis_> Vad1,  lsb_release -a
[12:55] <Vad1> willis_: okay thanks
[12:55] <StevenR123> danand thanks my brain just isnt running at 100% right now lol
[12:56] <StevenR123> wals sorry im not meaning to ignore any question you ask.. the answer was yes 11 gigs hd space availble on boot drive
[12:56] <bazhang> neopsyche: if you are serious about wanting to use flux long term you might consider just getting fluxbuntu which is configured nicely from the get go; flux plus ubuntu is a bit of a challenge for newer users
[12:56] <danand> StevenR123 - :) - its wols not wals !!
[12:57] <wols> neopsyche: you need to install a filemanager
[12:57] <bazhang> StevenR123: what exactly are you trying to do==please be precise
[12:57] <neopsyche> bazhang,i have ubuntu already configured with all my programs etc.. so just want to keep it with flux running.. flux seems to be more stable.. what file manager should i install?
[12:57] <neopsyche> is there any file manager that can run in flux that has similar features to nautilus?
[12:58] <willis_> neopsyche,  fluxbox is a 'window manager' :) any other features - You need to use other apps to use with fluxbox. such as a file manager, or icons for the desktop, or whatever. theres dozens of filemanagers yoyu could use. Depends on what you want.
[12:58] <willis_> neopsyche,  you could run nautilus if you wanted.
[12:58] <bazhang> neopsyche: try thunar
[12:58] <Pici> neopsyche: or Thunar
[12:58] <dsl_> neopsyche: try pcmanfm
[12:58] <bazhang> haha
[12:58] <wols> nautilus fits to fluxbox like GWB in a mensa meeting
[12:58] <neopsyche> willis_, nautilus seems to crash it though.. and puts a wierd background up .. so i cant see the fluxbox navigation anymore ./ click on anything .. its wierd.
[12:58] <StevenR123> bazhang  -i have a single partion HD running XP as the my OS.. I want to make it a Dual boot machine. for Ubuntu.. Trying to figure out how to partion the drive to accomidate for it
[12:59] <_delirium> danand, no change :-( - in /var/log/gdm/:0.log - it says (EE)AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI capable - but I assume thats not critical
[12:59] <willis_> neopsyche,  you need to run nautilus with some optiuon to tell it to not try to take over the desktop.
[12:59] <bazhang> StevenR123: get the livecd--it will see the xp installation and ask you to resize and guide you through the steps--really a no brainer
[12:59] <dsl_> StevenR123: defrag windows several times use some softawre to resize  it and install ubuntu
[13:00] <SpAc> I can see by the system monitor that there is some network usage, but I'm not sure what it is. What is the quickest and easiest way to find out what it is?
[13:00] <neopsyche> Pici, thanks thunar looks fine.
[13:00] <willis_> !info ntop
[13:00] <ubotu> ntop (source: ntop): display network usage in top-like format. In component universe, is optional. Version 3:3.2-10.1 (gutsy), package size 2707 kB, installed size 11172 kB
[13:00] <dsl_> SpAc: the comand top
[13:00] <willis_> SpAc,  try ntop for a nice tool :)
[13:00] <wols> netstat -anp
[13:00] <neopsyche> thanks for the info all.
[13:00] <neopsyche> :-)
[13:00] <StevenR123> bazhang I have the livecd in the drive and can get it to boot up.. but it wont go into install mode im messing up somewhere along the way
[13:00] <pc04> huy
[13:01] <reversi> :D
[13:01] <Presario> guys, how do i install VESA drivers through the rescue mode? what's the cheat code?
[13:01] <danand> _delirium - not sure  .... i'm kinda at a loss now as to what to suggest
[13:01] <IndyGunFreak> StevenR123: when you say you can't get into install mdoe, what do you mean"
[13:01] <SpAc> willis_, I might give it a go. It just seemed a little full-on when I had a look. I'm not after all the stats and reporting! :P
[13:01] <bazhang> StevenR123: there is an icon on the desktop that says install--have you tried clicking that and what errors did that give you; also how much ram on this machine what cpu etc
[13:01] <danand> _delirium - can you still start X by typing startx
[13:02] <willis_> SpAc,  proberly has 1000+ options you can enable/disable :)
[13:02] <dsl_> StevenR123: i think you would be better off resizing windows before you install, do you have "partition magic"?
[13:02] <StevenR123> IndyGunFreak when i restart my system it asks me which i want to boot but it will just boot via the cd not allow me to install it
[13:02] <_delirium> danand, i do see on tty1 before login it says "screen init failed" - but I have no idea if that is X related - I would of thought not, otherwise it would be in the log file
[13:02] <SpAc> dsl_, does top display network usage?
[13:02] <willis_> SpAc,  i never can seem to get it working right nowever.
[13:02] <StevenR123> DSL no i dont. is that free ware i can snag off download.net
[13:02] <_delirium> danand, startx works fine :-)
[13:02] <wols> SpAc: it cannot
[13:03] <IndyGunFreak> StevenR123: i assume you clicked the install icon thats on the desktop, also, how much ram?
[13:03] <StevenR123> just shy of 1.5 gig of ram on the system
[13:03] <danand> _delirium - at least thats something :) - maybe try kdm instead?
[13:03] <IndyGunFreak> well thats plenty
[13:03] <welcome_> moi vao
[13:03] <dsl_> StevenR123: there is gparted - not sure if it runs on windows though...it has a live CD version
[13:03] <wols> StevenR123: is that 11GB free, free space on the windows partition or unallocated space?
[13:03] <wols> dsl_: it doesn't. live cd only
[13:03] <bazhang> _delirium: also delete the data not just gnome-applet and reinstall both
[13:04] <pc04> kil
[13:04] <StevenR123> indygunmagic well you just found the error in what i was doing i figured the option would come before the boot. i jumped the gun and restarted back to windows before ubuntu totally finished loading from cd
[13:04] <rs> hi - i'm using grub as bootloader, would someone know why error # 17 pops up ? :( i'm going for multiboot and installed grub to another partition then mbr
[13:04] <dsl_> wols: thanks ,didnt know that
[13:04] <IndyGunFreak> StevenR123: ok...
[13:04] <wols> rs: cause grub can't find its own files. reinstall it properly
[13:04] <StevenR123> indygunmagic i never let it get to the desktop of ebuntu to see a install icon i got impatient
[13:04] <bazhang> indygunmagic lol
[13:04] <rs> wols: 'reinstall it properly' ?
[13:04] <IndyGunFreak> bazhang: eh... i've been called way worse..lol
[13:05] <bazhang> StevenR123: use tab completion; type first few letters then hit tab key for nicknames
[13:05] <SpAc> ok, thanks, I'll give ntop a go... just a bit concerned about this network usage when I don't have anything running, and no one else is on the network
[13:05] <StevenR123> dsl so you belive it would be safer to get partition magic and handle paritions myself first
[13:05] <dsl_> StevenR123: i suggest you read this before installing :http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/
[13:05] <rs> wols: i've been doing it for 4 days messing with it ._.
[13:05] <rs> wols: have any advice where to look?
[13:05] <IndyGunFreak> StevenR123: thast what i would do(parted magic, or gparted, either one, both free, and both live CDs)
[13:06] <wols> rs: just reinstall it. it can't find its files
[13:06] <bazhang> parted magic is very nice now ;]
[13:06] <IndyGunFreak> i like partedmagic myself.
[13:06] <_delirium> danand, okay thanks, maybe its an UltraSPARC known problem - i will try the UltraSPARC forum on Ubuntu website. Thanks very much for all your help though - much appreciated :-))
[13:06] <wols> and I dunnow what to tell you unelss you know your exactl partiton layout for all disks
[13:06] <rs> wols: i know my layout
[13:06] <sofiankrt> can I make an iso image of a single directory?
[13:06] <SpAc> What's the latest on Google sponsoring the development of Photoshop on Linux? Sounds interesting
[13:07] <G1015> Anyone using Hellanzb?  I can't figure out how to make it auto extract rar files.. if anyone could help that would be awesome.
[13:07] <bazhang> spac interesting but offtopic here ;]
[13:07] <wols> SpAc: ask google. NOT #ubuntu
[13:07] <sudobash> anyone use cvs much with ubuntu?
[13:07] <dsl_> SpAc i think its sponseing photoshop on wine
[13:07] <danand> _delirium - np - i used to have an ultrasparc!
[13:07] <SpAc> bazhang, wols you're right, sorry
[13:09] <nosto> mornin all
[13:10] <bazhang> sofiankrt what would be the iso for? a back up or other
[13:10] <dsl_> nosto: good evening
[13:10] <nosto> Good evening indeed :-P
[13:10] <nosto> I've come seeking random questions for people who play wow on linux ^_-
[13:10] <mohbana> is there a tool that can monitor performance, for cpu usage etc
[13:11] <nosto> *random answers
[13:11] <bazhang> mohbana: top or htop if you install it
[13:11] <dsl_> mohbana: top
[13:11] <dsl_> mohbana: ntop is graphical i think
[13:11] <mohbana> i basically want it to keep track of usage and write it out to file
[13:12] <bazhang> ntop is for network yes?
[13:12] <willis_> bazhang,  testubg out ntop right now.. its collects a LOT of info :)
[13:13] <bazhang> willis_: nice! thanks!
[13:13] <willis_> bazhang,  i did have to RTFM :)  It have a web interface -> http://localhost:3000/sortDataIP.html
[13:13] <mohbana> ...
[13:13] <s0m30n3> ubuntu won't recognise my ntfs partition on my usb hard disk sometimes :S
[13:13] <s0m30n3> anyone that could help?
[13:13] <willis_> bazhang,  it has more purty graphs and data and stuff then i know what to do with
[13:13] <zgrep> mohbana: you can use vmstat and redirect the output to a file
[13:14] <bazhang> haha I want to install it too willis_
[13:14]  * wols puts pignu on ignore for PM
[13:14] <mohbana> zgrep, i was thinking more on the line of having the program run in the background and write out a log of performance
[13:15] <bazhang> s0m30n3: you have ntfs-3g going? sounds like it may need some fstab entry
[13:15] <element> someone know how can mount another disk when i start ubuntu>
[13:15] <s0m30n3> bazhang, i have ntfs-3g going
[13:15] <kostas_> guys can i update or upgrade advance desktop effect settings ?
[13:15] <zgrep> mohbana: I think there was some frontend-tool as well... but you can definitely use vmstat, it has parameters for the delay and number of measurements...
[13:15] <bazhang> kostas_: like more plugins or what
[13:16] <kostas_> how can i find them ?
[13:17] <bazhang> kostas_: do you have compiz-plugins-extra installed?
[13:17] <linduxed> if im running a java applet, how do i remove the bar that says "Java Applet Window" at the top?
[13:18] <kostas_> no,i have only advance effect setting installed
[13:18] <nosto> any wow players in the room?
[13:19] <nosto> (ubuntu related)
[13:19] <mohbana> ive found a program called dstat it seems quiet good
[13:19] <Pollet> what is the chan of ubuntu fr ??
[13:19] <s0m30n3> bazhang, what kind of fstab entry do i need? :S
[13:19] <Pici> !fr | Pollet
[13:19] <ubotu> Pollet: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[13:21] <bazhang> http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html s0m30n3 this will explain a bit
[13:23] <bazhang> s0m30n3: there is a gui called xvmount that can also help there
[13:23] <s0m30n3> bazhang, thanks :)
[13:23] <bazhang> !info vxmount
[13:23] <ubotu> Package vxmount does not exist in gutsy
[13:23] <bazhang> arg
[13:24] <bazhang> !info xvmount
[13:24] <ubotu> xvmount (source: xvmount): Small graphical utility for mounting devices by users. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.7-15 (gutsy), package size 23 kB, installed size 148 kB
[13:24] <bazhang> my ntop is giving all kinds of errors ;[
[13:24] <willis_> back in the good old days - we dident have any fancy automounting thingsd.. :) we did it the old fashioned way!
[13:24] <willis_> bazhang,  errors in the cli ya ran it from?
[13:25] <willis_> bazhang,  you did run it with sudo?
[13:25] <bazhang> aha willis_ what parameter did you give to ntop? I am getting rrd failed or some such errors (with sudo)
[13:25] <SpAc> I'm really happy with my Ubuntu machine! Don't shoot be down for being off topic... I just have to say that I switched form Windows at the start of the year and so far it has been great. I had to go back to Windows briefly, and it crashed!
[13:26] <willis_> bazhang, Wed 27 Feb 2008 08:02:58 AM EST  PDA: Welcome to PDA. (C) 2001-2005 by L.Deri and W.Brock
[13:26] <willis_> Wed 27 Feb 2008 08:02:58 AM EST  RRD: Welcome to Round-Robin Databases. (C) 2002-04 by Luca Deri.
[13:26] <waylandbill> SpAc: welcome as a new Ubuntu user.
[13:26] <wols> willis_: welcome to bad channel pasting
[13:26] <bazhang> SpAc: great to hear! post a testimonial on ubuntuforums and come discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic ;]
[13:26] <bashca> how can share connection with win client
[13:26] <willis_> bazhang,  i just ran the normal command. with sudo.
[13:27] <SpAc> #join #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:27] <willis_> bazhang,  onlyu error i see is - **ERROR** RRD: Disabled - unable to create base directory (err 13, /var/lib/ntop/rrd)
[13:27] <willis_> bazhang,  but the web interface is working here.
[13:27] <bazhang> willis_: yeah that is it--nothing to worry about right?
[13:27] <willis_> bazhang,  its working here. :)
[13:27] <bazhang> hehe
[13:27] <willis_> bazhang,  the ntop homepage has ooodles of docs.
[13:28] <sprocket> Reformulate:( I dont make sence sometimes..hehe) in "make menuconfig" I do "?" and get info about a choise. In that info it says "Depends on:<modules>" must all those <modules> be enabled?
[13:28] <willis_> bazhang, some of the docs may even say what RRD is. :)
[13:28] <bazhang> willis_: you are correct--my bad ;]
[13:28] <willis_> bazhang,  Store on disk persistent traffic statistics in RRD format
[13:29] <willis_> bazhang,  looks  like its some sort of log/data format standard to me.
[13:29] <bazhang> thanks willis_!
[13:29] <willis_> bazhang,  or so http://www.ntop.org/overview.html sats
[13:30] <willis_> bazhang,  if you really want fancy graphs   http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/
[13:30] <loser2012> test
[13:30] <willis_> well night all.
[13:32] <sprocket> has anyoune compiled his own kernel in ubuntu?
[13:33] <smallfoot-> no, but i did it in slackware 5 yersa go
[13:33] <smallfoot-> years
[13:33] <dead_end> once
[13:34] <bazhang> cya willis_ and thanks again!
[13:34] <Kira> How do I give root access to a user (other than the first user that is created when installing Ubuntu)?
[13:36] <bazhang> Kira: you want to add them to the sudoers?
[13:36] <abhi_> weird! can any one tell me what these permissions mean? drwsrwsr-x?
[13:37] <cliebow> suid sgid
[13:37] <cliebow> setuid setgid
[13:37] <sprocket> smallfoot: hmm ... ok perhaps u remember hehe. when u do a choise about module that u want to add to the kernel an dit says that that module depend on other modules does it mean that i have to incorporate those as well?
[13:37] <Kira> bazhang: pretty much. as long as the user can do all the administrative stuff the normal way.
[13:38] <sprocket> i mean "is says" not dit says
[13:38] <Kira> the normal Ubuntu way anyway (always using sudo?)
[13:39] <sieg> hi everybody
[13:40] <david_> hello
[13:40] <abhi_> in permissions, what does s stand for?
[13:40] <david_> can anyone suggest something like flashget that allows multiple downloads of the same file?
[13:40] <wols> abhi_: suid
[13:41] <smallfoot-> sprocket, i have no idea, im a noob and new to ubuntu
[13:41] <SlowRedFox> could someone translate "Timeout waiting for PADS packets" for me? having trouble remaining connected to adsl set up with pppoeconf.
[13:41] <abhi_> wols: see i have a directory in which i get this permission string rws what is the s stand for in that? suid?
[13:41] <ArthurArchnix> Gnome Main Menu Editor (aka alacarte) won't change some menu names. I can't edit GIMP Image Manipulation Program, for example. I change the name, and nothing happens. Reboot doesn't fix it.
[13:41] <david_> can anyone suggest something like flashget that allows multiple downloads of the same file?
[13:41] <abhi_> wols: ?
[13:41] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: I take it you aren't using Ubuntu 7.10
[13:41] <wols> !tell abhi_ about permissions
[13:41] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: I am
[13:42] <ce_lonely> tyt
[13:42] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: Then I have no idea
[13:42] <cberlo> Hi folks.  Can anyone point me to good resources for figuring out a "mpt_config failed" error with an Edubuntu server I've got?  It seems to hang at this point and actually only continues if I hit ctl-alt-del (which then completes its boot cycle, instead of rebooting the system...).
[13:42] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: It's probably Ubuntu's gettext support messing crap up again
[13:42] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: No clue where the actual config files are that alacarte is editing?
[13:42] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: Oh, I know that, I wrote it :P
[13:42] <ArthurArchnix> hehe
[13:42] <ArthurArchnix> lucky me
[13:42] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: that'd be ~/.local/share/applications/
[13:42] <jrib> Amaranth: maybe permissions on ~/.local/ or ~/.config/
[13:42] <ArthurArchnix> thanks..
[13:42] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: ^
[13:43] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: The problem is that alacarte is calling gnome-desktop-item-edit which edits Name[en] but thanks to Ubuntu changes this key is ignored and it needs to change Name
[13:43] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: So this is an Ubuntu-only problem that needs to be fixed in gnome-desktop-item-edit which is a part of gnome-panel
[13:43] <Amaranth> Not my bug ;)
[13:44] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: hehe... I'm quite happy with it otherwise and don't mind getting my fingers dirty a bit.
[13:44] <abhi_> wols: still nothing about s
[13:44] <jrib> abhi_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
[13:44] <nosto> does anyone know if there is a "fraps" like program that can also record openGL for gusty?
[13:45] <cberlo> I am running a 7.10 server with the "mpt_config" issue.  Anyone with suggestions?  Google didn't help much -- just pointed me back to someone with the same issue 3 weeks ago in Ubuntuforums.
[13:45] <Stwange> whoah I just freed the fish.... I feel like that's my good deed for the day!
[13:45] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: So, for example, I would do this: "sudo mv Take/ Screenshot.desktop Screenshot.desktop"
[13:45] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: the file name is unimportant
[13:46] <Amaranth> ArthurArchnix: it's the contents of the file which luckily are ini-type (like windows .ini files) so very easy to edit by hand
[13:46] <simion314> hi, after some upgrades in myu grup i have 5 entries for kernels and i want to remove them(the entries and the old kernels) maybe keep one for backup. Is a standard way to do this or it is done manualy?
[13:46] <ArthurArchnix> Amaranth: Ahh.. I see it now. Super. Cheers.
[13:46] <ArthurArchnix> Lot of langauges in there.
[13:46] <erUSUL> simion314: remove the kernel packages that you do nor use
[13:47] <erUSUL> simion314: you really should be using "linux-image" that is a meta-package that depends on the last released kernel
[13:49] <Stwange> can anyone tell me how to lock the fish away again?
[13:49] <cberlo> Stwange: Okay, what fish is that?
[13:49] <Anubis_be> lock a fish away, mmmm
[13:49] <Stwange> cberlo, alt+f2 -> free the fish
[13:49] <Stwange> that one
[13:49] <jrib> Stwange: you need to kill your panel
[13:49] <Anubis_be> put it in a tank, then put it in a safe, and the lock the safe
[13:50] <Anubis_be> :)
[13:50] <pizzicato`> !nokia
[13:50] <ubotu> Guides for smartphones and portable devices can be found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/
[13:50] <cberlo> Cool.  Nice little easter egg.
[13:50] <simion314> i can remove the old kernels from synaptic?
[13:50] <jrib> simion314: sure, you should probably keep the last one around though
[13:50] <StevenR123> when creating a partion in XP to be used by ubuntu should i set it as NTFS or Linux ext 2 or 3
[13:51] <cberlo> Stwange: The fish appears to leave on it's own.
[13:51] <dsl_> StevenR123: leave it as free space
[13:51] <Stwange> cberlo, don't be fooled, it comes back
[13:51] <cberlo> Stwange: nm -- it's back.  LOL
[13:51] <Stwange> it's cute at first but.... :S
[13:51] <cberlo> Clicking on it makes it swim away pretty fast...
[13:51] <K-Nibal> ah oui c mieux comme sa :)
[13:51] <Stwange> it still comes back
[13:51] <con-man> StevenR123: FAT32
[13:51] <jrib> !fr | K-Nibal
[13:51] <ubotu> K-Nibal: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[13:51] <con-man> StevenR123: Can be accessed by both windows and linux
[13:52] <K-Nibal> nan c bon c règlé :)
[13:52] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[13:52] <StevenR123> con-man im not to worried about it being accsess by both I use a single smaller drive im splitting in half for the os's i have another drive for files
[13:52] <dsl_> StevenR123: the important thing is for you to resize windows and create space for Ubuntu. the Ubuntu installer will fortmat the partition as ext3 anyway
[13:52] <Stwange> ah I think it's had enough cberlo, 5 or 6 times
[13:52] <K-Nibal> bcp de channel english :/
[13:53] <simion314> what is the name of the program for geting youtube videos? qtube? is other such program
[13:53] <cberlo> Stwange: Okay.  Was just looking up how to kill the fish.  Found "gegls from outer space" though...
[13:53] <AuraithX> how do I remove the window selector from the panel?
[13:53] <erUSUL> simion314: i use a greasemonkey script
[13:53] <Stwange> simion314, there's a plugin for firefox called "unplug" - I use that one
[13:54] <jrib> Stwange, cberlo: it won't go away until you pkill gnome-panel
[13:54] <dsl_> simion314: i think there is a greasemonkey script that will allow you to download them in firefox
[13:54] <erUSUL> AuraithX: rightclick on it select quit
[13:54] <AuraithX> there isn't a 'quit' option
[13:54] <Stwange> jrib, is that going to do other things? like kill my desktop? I did "killall Xorg" yesterday and the whole thing froze
[13:54] <cberlo> jrib: Will it be gone after a reboot?
[13:54] <jrib> Stwange: it kills your panel and then it restarts your panel
[13:54] <jrib> cberlo: yes
[13:55] <Stwange>  thanks jrib :). I kind of miss it :(
[13:56] <cberlo> Alrighty then.  Now, last request on my issue (as I watch this silly fish swim past...):  can anyone suggest how I'd diagnose "mpt_config failed"?
[13:57] <two_bits> is there a way to find out what class a window is? say for use in compiz?
[13:58] <AuraithX> any1 know how to remove the window selector?
[13:58] <jrib> two_bits: xprop or xwininfo maybe?
[13:58] <jrib> AuraithX: what is that?
[13:58] <StevenR123> DSL ok im going to resize the drive like you said and let the install do the rest.. Im looking at the resize partion box now.. its asking for (Free space before) Do i just enter in current memory availbe or how much i want it to give me
[13:59] <AuraithX> the thing on your panel that shows you all the windows open
[13:59] <cberlo> Well, I'm outta here.  Gotta find this answer somewhere...
[13:59] <prakashrao> root
[13:59] <AuraithX> I have them on both panels and I want to remove one
[13:59] <jrib> AuraithX: right click on the drag bar to the left of it and remove it
[13:59] <usamahashimi> Hello everyone!
[13:59] <prakashrao> how to get apache web server icon
[13:59] <AuraithX> jrib; thanks
[14:00] <dsl_> StevenR123: are you on Ubuntu/Windows/Live CD?
[14:00] <erUSUL> AuraithX: maybe is Remove from panel (mine is in spanish)
[14:00] <StevenR123> dsl sorry im running the partion software on windows right now
[14:01] <AuraithX> erUSUL; I got it alrdy, you need to right click the drag  bar
[14:01] <dsl_> StevenR123: which one? gparted?
[14:01] <slashzul> hi guys
[14:01] <slashzul> how can I display an xterm on my ubuntu?
[14:02] <slashzul> from a remote server
[14:02] <StevenR123> dsl Partion Magic on windows XP  is that what you mean?
[14:02] <slashzul> what options are set to block? I did edit sshd_config to allow remote xterms
[14:03] <dash32> brauche mal dringend deutsche hilfe
[14:03] <dsl_> StevenR123: yes. I think partition magic is graphical ,isnt it? What you need to do is resize Windows and leave the rest either unformated or formated as Fat32, remember the partition size cause when you install Linux it will name them differently
[14:04] <erUSUL> AuraithX: of course if you right click on a minimiced window you get the menu for the window not the window selector ;)
[14:04] <slashzul> what options are set to block? I did edit sshd_config to allow remote xterms
[14:04] <khamael> is it possible to make the network-manager start at boot, and not when I log in?
[14:04] <slashzul> how can I display an xterm on my ubuntu from a remote server?
[14:04] <Stwange> sladen, use ssh -X
[14:04] <Stwange> sorry, slashzul use ssh -X
[14:05] <Stwange> I want to open the same pdf twice with document viewer, is this possible?
[14:05] <slashzul> ion timed out))
[14:05] <slashzul> [08:00am]<Stwange> I want to open the same pdf twice with document viewer, is
[14:05] <slashzul>                    this possible?
[14:05] <slashzul> -:- joosep [n=joosep@84-50-78-196-dsl.trt.estpak.ee] has joined #ubuntu
[14:06] <slashzul> how can I enable access control for remote hosts?
[14:06] <konoha_girl> hi.....
[14:06] <Stwange> slashzul, if you have ssh installed, they follow the same access control as your userlist I think
[14:07] <StevenR123> DSL i appreciate it looked like that did the trick going to go ahead and let the system reboot and attempt a install
[14:07] <Stwange> so eg. if your username 'slashzul' has sudo privileges, you'll get those access rights if you ssh in with that username
[14:07] <dsl_> StevenR123: please read the link i sent you last time before you install
[14:07] <dsl_> i think it will be helpful
[14:07] <StevenR123> dsl well scratch that i thought this was freeware it wont let me aply the changes it just a demo partion software
[14:08] <mohamed> hi guys
[14:08] <StevenR123> dsl ive got to dig up some other software that will let me create that chunk of memory i need
[14:08] <mohamed> can anybody tell me how to connect my external hd
[14:08] <mavi-> just plug it in
[14:09] <iositd> mohamed: just plug it in?
[14:09] <mohamed> can i explain you what i did
[14:09] <mohamed> i have dual boot winxp pro and ubuntu
[14:09] <dsl_> StevenR123: do you have an Ubuntu Live CD? you can do it from it ,but its a bit slow, if you have a CD burner you can burn a copy of gparted and boot from it
[14:09] <iositd> mohamed: if you dont we can't help you :-)
[14:09] <mohamed> i plugged it in
[14:09] <mohamed> but it is not detecting
[14:09] <mohamed> the hd
[14:10] <mohamed> when i type lsusb
[14:10] <iositd> mohamed: is it giving you any errors? just for ease of reading, can you try to put it all on a single line?
[14:10] <mohamed> yea
[14:10] <xolve> I use Kubuntu 7.10. The problem is that if I leave my pc unattended for a few minutes the CPU usage goes to 100% (this I know through superkaramba theme) and the task bar becomes unresponsive - no tooltips, no clicks nothing. And adding to it what irkss me most is that the system tray clock, superkaramba themes still show the output as requied, the music in background still works and I can still move the mouse.
[14:10] <xolve> I usually run amaroK, Kopete, superkaramba, konqueror and konsole. I have tried closing various applications but still the problem persists.
[14:10] <xolve> I identified the problem by leaving top open on a konsole window. Its Xorg that consumes all of the CPU cycles.
[14:10] <mohamed> lsusb when i type it shows profilic
[14:10] <mohamed> but later that also not showing up
[14:10] <mohamed> so what it can be
[14:11] <KevinK> how do you guis sync your generic mp3 player with a playlist? (2-way-sync) ?
[14:11] <Trae> I have to use curl (wget isn't installed I don't have root blah blah)  to grab something remotely.  Anyone know the syntax for that off the top of their heads?  The man page is cryptic as hell.
[14:11] <mohamed> iostb are you there
[14:11] <dsl_> mohamed: what does lsusb show>?
[14:11] <Trae> normally I'd just:  wget url
[14:11] <mohamed> wait a second let me see it
[14:11] <xolve> I use Kubuntu 7.10. The problem is that if I leave my pc unattended for a few minutes the CPU usage goes to 100% (this I know through superkaramba theme) and the task bar becomes unresponsive - no tooltips, no clicks nothing. And adding to it what irkss me most is that the system tray clock, superkaramba themes still show the output as requied, the music in background still works and I can still move the mouse.
[14:11] <xolve> I usually run amaroK, Kopete, superkaramba, konqueror and konsole. I have tried closing various applications but still the problem persists.
[14:11] <xolve> I identified the problem by leaving top open on a konsole window. Its Xorg that consumes all of the
[14:11] <xolve> CPU cycles.
[14:11] <iositd> mohamed: it is possible that you didn't unmount your hd properly in windows. This means you have to force it.
[14:12] <mohamed> it doesnt show anythng
[14:12] <iositd> !repeat | xolve
[14:12] <ubotu> xolve: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[14:12] <Rapp> hi everyone!
[14:12] <iositd> mohamed: it doesnt show anything as in it's blank or as in all 0000:0000 ?
[14:12] <mohamed> i already unmounted it from winxp it also showed me its safe to remove the disk then i removed it
[14:12] <Rapp> what is the latest kernel on ubuntu? is 2.6.24.3 already available as a package?
[14:12] <mohamed> yea it shows like that
[14:12] <mohamed> 0000:0000
[14:12] <AuraithX> Has anyone got mircryption working on GAIM?
[14:13] <erUSUL> Rapp: 2.6.22.y for current stable
[14:13] <iositd> mohamed: is it one of those hd's that spin up when you plug your cable in?
[14:13] <mohamed> ok
[14:13] <mohamed> so now what to do
[14:13] <Rapp> erUSUL, and for unstable or whatever it is called in ubuntu? is there a page where i can look that up?
[14:13] <Jorel> Someone can help me with a problem of raid? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57576/
[14:14] <erUSUL> Rapp: hardy will come with 2.6.24.y
[14:14] <AuraithX> or is there any other 'micryption' alternatives that work across all platforms?
[14:14] <erUSUL> AuraithX: truecrypt?
[14:14] <iositd> mohamed: we'll need to figure out why it isn't mounting your drive. Does it show you any errors?
[14:14] <mohamed> nothing
[14:14] <mohamed> its just silent
[14:14] <Jahromeo> anyon here or am i dc?
[14:15] <iositd> mohamed: have you tried to keep it plugged in on a reboot?
[14:15] <mohamed> yea
[14:15] <mohamed> i tried
[14:15] <AuraithX> truecrypt has nothing do with IRC as far as I can tell...
[14:16] <iositd> mohamed: switched usb ports as well? like have you tried to use the ones you use for your keyboard? and try to keep it on a single line please
[14:16] <DASPRiD> does somebody know about dbdesigner fork on amd64 gutsy?
[14:16] <mohamed> yea i tried that too changing the ports
[14:16] <ntolo> Need some clarification.my phpmyadmin works for address 127.0.0.1 and 127.0.1.1 but not localhost.How can i associate localhost to 127.0.0.1 so that i dont have to type the numbers when i try things out but just "locahost"?
[14:17] <DASPRiD> ntolo: edit /etc/hosts
[14:17] <iositd> mohamed: it almost sounds like your hd isn't working at all .... and i'm out of options ... so i'll have to let someone else take this one :(
[14:17] <mohamed> ok thank you for your help
[14:17] <Grab> hey guys my shell admin told me to use "quota" to show my disk quota. but i dont get any output: what to do ??
[14:18] <erUSUL> Grab: ask for clarification ? afaics ubuntu does not have quota enabled by default
[14:19] <mohamed> anyone there to tell me how to make workout my usb external hdd
[14:19] <mavi-> mohamed: type "dmesg" after you plug it in
[14:19] <mohamed> ok
[14:19] <mavi-> if it floods you with errors you have a problem
[14:20] <mavi-> if it says stuff like "usb disk found blaha" thhhhen it works
[14:20] <mohamed> yea it flashes with errors
[14:20] <mavi-> and also, why do ubuntu keeps repeating keys as mad when i type? =(
[14:20] <l815> hey all
[14:20] <mavi-> mohamed: what does the error say?
[14:20] <mavi-> mohamed: i/o error?
[14:20] <mohamed> it says usb device using ehci_hcd
[14:20] <mohamed> error -71
[14:21] <mohamed> address 59
[14:21] <mrtsunami> mavi-, might want to adjust key repeat settings in System>Preferences>Keyboad
[14:21] <mavi-> no
[14:21] <mavi-> its a bug
[14:21] <mohamed> new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 58
[14:21] <mohamed> [ 5236.495811] usb 6-2.4: device not accepting address 58, error -71
[14:21] <l815> anyone know how to mute the speakers when i plug in the headphones?
[14:21] <mohamed> error show like this
[14:22] <mavi-> im just annoyed, i know exactly why it does it =|
[14:23] <mohamed> anybody knows about this error
[14:23] <Stwange> can anyone recommend a pdf reader? The default one is fine, but I want to open the same document twice and it just won't let me
[14:23]  * xolve feeling ignored
[14:23] <Stwange> l815, is that not a problem with your speakers? Have you tried them on other OS's, or from an mp3 player?
[14:24] <l815> it's not my speakers because it works fine on windows
[14:24] <l815> i have a vaio fz240e
[14:24] <l815> i've tried all the fixes i've found but none have wored
[14:24] <l815> *worked
[14:24] <Stwange> guess you'll have to watch pron without the sound :)
[14:24] <l815> haha
[14:25] <l815> it's a pain when i try to listen to music at the library when doing work :/
[14:25] <LupusNoctis> Anyone know if the Server flavour of 7.10 automount USB flash drives?  what w ould the path to such a device be?  Trying to download non-apt packages without a GUI or browser is tricky...
[14:26] <dude_> bonjour
[14:26] <mohamed> anybody there to tell me about solving problem in external hdd
[14:26] <netron1234> lupusnoctis-> you tried using "wget" to pull down non-apt packages?
[14:26] <chris0> mohamed: it depends on what the problem is....
[14:27] <mohamed> i see
[14:27] <gnubie> l815, do you have the link to the ubuntu sound troubleshooting?
[14:27] <mohamed> so how to do now
[14:27] <LupusNoctis> wget to the direct URL, eh?
[14:27] <netron1234> lupus_> wget the package. or tar file. or zip file ...
[14:27] <LupusNoctis> Been a while since my command line days =]
[14:27] <netron1234> wget http://blah.com/non-apt-package.tar.gz
[14:27] <dgjones> LupusNoctis, I'm not certain whether it will automount flash drives, but assuming it does, I'd guess the mount point would be either /media/mountpoint or /mnt/mountpoint, mine normally mount as /media/dsk
[14:27] <Jahromeo> what does the apt-get purge command do?
[14:27] <chris0> mohamed: what is the problem with the drive?
[14:28] <mohamed> i dont know
[14:28] <Jahromeo> what is different between purge and remove?
[14:28] <mohamed> its not showing up
[14:28] <l815> no i don't
[14:28] <netron1234> then tar -xvzf non-apt-package.tar.gz to decompress
[14:28] <chris0> Jahromeo: it deletes configuration files
[14:28] <gnubie> l815, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[14:28] <Pici> Jahromeo: Uninstalls and removes all configurations that you may have in /etc
[14:28] <anakim> Hi all
[14:28] <l815> i'm pretty sure i followed that guide already
[14:28] <l815> i've updated alsa and all that before
[14:28] <gnubie> ahh
[14:29] <l815> i'll look at that guide though, thanks
[14:29] <ntolo> DASPRiD : The etc/hosts has 127.0.0.1 localhost.It looks fine,i dont get the error.
[14:29] <chris0> mohamed: can you look in your /etc/fstab and see if the drive is listed? For example, if it's mounted on /media disk, see if /media/disk is in your fstab?
[14:29] <anakim> Any idea how to tell cryptsetup to mount and encrypted volume AFTER is has been detected by the USB subsystem?
[14:29] <Jahromeo> so if i want to uninstall kiba dock i should do remove or purge?
[14:29] <anakim> rootdelay=n does not do it
[14:29] <mohamed> ok let me try
[14:30] <Jahromeo> remove - only removes the install program ? but purge - removes program + installed files? - am i getting that correctly?
[14:30] <Jahromeo> remove - only removes the install program ? but purge - removes program + install files? - am i getting that correctly?
[14:30] <chris0> Jahromeo: my personal preference is to purge, but that deletes your config files if you ever want to install it again...
[14:30] <Grab> how can i know what folders use the most space?
[14:30] <Grab> from shell
[14:31] <rosebuntu> grab / du -h
[14:31] <chris0> Grab: ls -alh
[14:31] <mohamed> how to see that chis0
[14:31] <erUSUL> Grab: of all the hard drive ??
[14:31] <mohamed> using /etc/fstab
[14:31] <rosebuntu> du / -h
[14:31] <Grab> erUSUL of my shell account
[14:31] <chris0> mohamed: go to a terminal and type less /etc/fstab. when you're done looking at it, q quits
[14:32] <erUSUL> Grab: Aps>accesories>disk analizer
[14:32] <rosebuntu> du / -shx
[14:32] <Grab> erUSUL im on a shel
[14:32] <mohamed> ok i typed it
[14:32] <Grab> remote shell
[14:32] <Grab> no GUI
[14:32] <Pici> !enter  | Grab
[14:32] <ubotu> Grab: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[14:32] <JediMaster> Hey guys, anyone know the location of the deb package uninstall scripts? (e.g. postrm etc)
[14:32] <CrAnK> pedia
[14:32] <CrAnK> kanenas
[14:32] <CrAnK> elinaS?
[14:32] <chris0> mohamed: do you see /media/disk (or /media/anything?)
[14:32] <JediMaster> I need to hack an old script to get it to uninstall cleanly
[14:32] <mohamed> i dont seee
[14:32] <CrAnK> KANENAS ELINAS??????????
[14:33] <Pici> !en | CrAnK
[14:33] <rosebuntu> dpkg remove
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[14:33] <mohamed> media is not showing at all
[14:33] <CrAnK> can you help me?
[14:33] <chris0> mohamed: ok...it's a USB drive, right?
[14:33] <rosebuntu> hey guys ^____________^
[14:33] <CrAnK> i need download
[14:33] <mohamed> yea
[14:33] <l815> is there a way to mute the speakers directly through some configuration files?
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[14:33] <xolve> I use Kubuntu 7.10. The problem is that if I leave my pc unattended for a few minutes the CPU usage goes to 100% (this I know through superkaramba theme) and the task bar becomes unresponsive - no tooltips, no clicks nothing. And adding to it what irkss me most is that the system tray clock, superkaramba themes still show the output as requied, the music in background still works and I can still move the mouse.
[14:33] <xolve> I usually run amaroK, Kopete, superkaramba, konqueror and konsole. I have tried closing various applications but still the problem persists.
[14:33] <xolve> I identified the problem by leaving top open on a konsole window. Its Xorg that consumes all of the CPU cycles.
[14:33] <xolve> Please help.
[14:34] <chris0> mohamed: can you type ls /dev/sd  and then hit the tab key twice and tell me what it says?
[14:34] <ubuntuisloved> where does the application menu store its info ? i want to remove some items through shell scripts
[14:34] <rosebuntu> hey guys ^_______^ smile
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[14:34] <dgjones> !gutsy | CrAnK,
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[14:34] <djb> hey guys
[14:34] <ubuntuisloved> where does the application menu store its info ? i want to remove some items through shell scripts
[14:35] <djb> i have a ?
[14:35] <l815> anyone know an alsa version that fixes the headphones/speaker problem on Vaio fz series?
[14:35] <Pici> !repeat | ubuntuisloved
[14:35] <ubotu> ubuntuisloved: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[14:35] <rosebuntu> http://ubuntu.hubweb.net/bbs/zboard.php?id=ucc&no=87
[14:35] <rosebuntu> i'm korean loco team leader
[14:35] <mohamed> it shows command not found
[14:35] <rosebuntu> please vist our web site
[14:36] <Pici> rosebuntu: Please don't advertise sites in this channel, Ubuntu related or not.
[14:36] <rosebuntu> anyone Canadian?
[14:36] <LupusNoctis> Eh?!
[14:36] <acesx420> lol
[14:36] <rosebuntu> we are freinds
[14:36] <dgjones> !offtopic | rosebuntu
[14:36] <ubotu> rosebuntu: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[14:36] <rosebuntu> i'm not advertizing
[14:36] <chris0> mohamed: ok...whatever. That's weird. Try this: Go into gconf-editor and navigate to /system/storage/default_options/vfat/mount_options , and then remove the "usefree" option from the list. Exit gconf-editor, and try hotplugging your drive again (from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=582045)
[14:36] <LupusNoctis> Welcome to Canada, everyone's favourite neighbourhood socialist hotbed!
[14:37] <rosebuntu> uboto / you are a bad guy
[14:37] <chris0> mohamed: so you need to open a terminal and type gconf-editor
[14:37] <mohamed> ok
[14:37] <rosebuntu> uboto / offtopic channel is frozen
[14:37] <LupusNoctis> don't blame the tools, ubotu is only a bog=t
[14:38] <rosebuntu> this channel is hot. i like it
[14:39] <mohamed> ok i did like that
[14:39] <mohamed> now what to do
[14:39] <rosebuntu> http://ubuntu.hubweb.net/bbs/zboard.php?id=ucc&no=87
[14:39] <l815> is there a way to install windows drivers on linux?
[14:39] <chris0> mohamed: try plugging the drive in again
[14:39] <mohamed> ok i did it
[14:39] <mohamed> now
[14:39] <wols> l815: depends on the drivers
[14:39] <chris0> mohamed: does it come up?
[14:39] <l815> they are vista made drivers from Sony
[14:40] <anakim> Any idea how to tell cryptsetup to mount and encrypted volume AFTER is has been detected by the USB subsystem?
[14:40] <mohamed> now it shows prolific technology inc under lsusb
[14:40] <l815> because i had this problem with windows, but the update from sony fixed it on windows
[14:40] <chris0> ok, that's good...did it automount the drive?
[14:40] <l815> so maybe i can try and use it on ubuntu
[14:40] <chris0> mohamed: ok, that's good...did it automount the drive?
[14:41] <mohamed> how to do that
[14:41] <Anubis_be> hey all, is ubuntu hardy the next version?
[14:41] <dgjones> Anubis_be, yes
[14:41] <rosebuntu> yes it is
[14:41] <netron1234> yeah. hardy is the next one.
[14:41] <rosebuntu> hardy halron
[14:41] <chris0> mohamed: go to Panel -> Places -> computer and see if it shows up.
[14:41] <Anubis_be> is it still testing or is it all stable?
[14:41] <Pici> !hardy | Anubis_be
[14:41] <ubotu> Anubis_be: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[14:41] <netron1234> testing .  alpha 5 release.
[14:42] <mohamed> not showing
[14:42] <Anubis_be> ouch, don't touch it release then :)
[14:42] <mohamed> only my internal drives showing up
[14:42] <netron1234> ls /media
[14:42] <rosebuntu> ubuto / you are a good person. i'm sorry
[14:42] <Pici> rosebuntu: ubotu is not a person, it is a bot.
[14:42] <Pici> !bot | rosebuntu
[14:42] <ubotu> rosebuntu: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[14:43] <chris0> mohamed:  ok. from the same web page I found this:  First I removed "usefree". It did nothing.
[14:43] <chris0> So I rebooted and my usb devices still wouldn't hot plug. So I put "usefree" back in, and rebooted once more.
[14:43] <chris0> Now my devices all work fine! So it seems that you need to remove it, reboot, put it back and reboot again.
[14:43] <chris0> Strange but... worked for me.  .... it'll take a little bit, but you can try rebooting and changing the usefree option back
[14:43] <ubuntuisloved> found it under .config
[14:43] <mohamed> yea
[14:43] <chris0> sorry about the triple post there.......
[14:43] <rosebuntu> please visit Korean loco team hompage
[14:43] <rosebuntu> http://ubuntu.hubweb.net/bbs/zboard.php?id=ucc&no=87
[14:43] <bod_> chris0, quadrouple ;~)
[14:44] <wols> rosebuntu: do not spam here
[14:44] <l815> so how can i figure out if the windows driver is installable on linux?
[14:44] <wols> l815: what do you need a driver for exactly?
[14:44] <chris0> bod_: I copy/pasted something and it takes newline chars to mean multiple posts.
[14:44] <bod_> chris0, are you using xchat?
[14:44] <chris0> bod_: pidgin
[14:44] <rosebuntu> it's not a spam
[14:45] <rosebuntu> i am telling you a good information
[14:45] <dgjones> rosebuntu, please don't keep pasting your website in the channel, it interrupts people who are looking for help, use #ubunu-offtopic for general chat and conversation
[14:45] <l815> my audio
[14:45] <l815> my speakers won't mute when headphones are plugged in
[14:45] <wols> l815: which is what device exactly?
[14:45] <bod_> chris0, oh, not sure bout pidgin, but in xchat you can see the newline chars as a block with four points on it, just delete the blocks and your all good ;~)
[14:45] <Pici> rosebuntu: I've asked you three times not to do that. I've shown you the guidelines; http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines  I'm feeling a little generous today, so this is my last warning.
[14:45] <l815> what's the command to output of the driver
[14:46] <bazhang> rosebuntu: please stop
[14:46] <l815> it's HDA intel for alsa
[14:46] <l815> and
[14:46] <rosebuntu> yes. i pomist not to do
[14:46] <rosebuntu> i promise not to do that
[14:46] <l815> sigmatel stac9872ak for oss
[14:46]  * bod_ Pici, warnings (somethings not right there) ;~)
[14:47] <bazhang> bod_: hi!
[14:47] <Fougner> hey, when I compile from source, and the mysql is installed in another dir, what's the most usual way to solve this?
[14:47] <bod_> bazhang, hey dude
[14:48] <nottha_k_> how do I resolve a domain from a specific nameserver? "dig @" is mentioned in the manpage but it doesn't seem to work
[14:48] <mohamed> hello
[14:49] <Fougner> setting environment variable in the make-command?
[14:49]  * bod_ thinks this room is quiet today .................
[14:49] <chris0> mohamed: hello, any luck?
[14:49] <mohamed> nothing
[14:49] <mohamed> remains the same
[14:49] <chris0> mohamed: what kind of computer is it?
[14:50] <mohamed> it is dual boot with winxp pro and ubuntu dual core
[14:50] <chris0> mohamed: laptop? Desktop?
[14:50] <mohamed> desktop
[14:50] <bod_> mohamed, 32/64 ?
[14:50] <l815> are there any guides on installing windows drivers on linux ?
[14:50] <manchicken> Anybody know how to change the mouse+hotkey resize to Alt+button03?
[14:50] <mohamed> 64
[14:50] <bazhang> l815: for wireless?
[14:50] <chris0> mohamed: ok...some laptops have issues with USB...that's not your problem though
[14:50] <mohamed> yea
[14:50] <bod_> !ndiswrapper | l815
[14:50] <wols> mohamed: what happens in dmesg when you plug it in?
[14:50] <ubotu> l815: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[14:50] <mohamed> wait
[14:50] <l815> no for audio
[14:51] <wols> l815: does not exist
[14:51] <Trinexx> Crap. Lightbulb in the living-room just blew out.
[14:51] <l815> !ndiswrapper
[14:51] <mohamed> [ 7323.377968] usb 6-2.2: device not accepting address 110, error -71
[14:51] <wols> l815: what device is it?
[14:51] <mohamed> [ 7323.466031] usb 6-2.2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 1
[14:51] <chris0> mohamed: yes?
[14:51] <snador> how can i close the "man" command
[14:51] <mohamed> message i pasted
[14:51] <mohamed> error -71
[14:51] <Odd-rationale> snador: q
[14:51] <bazhang> !hdaintel
[14:51] <ubotu> For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[14:51] <l815> sigmatel stac9872ak
[14:51] <l815> or intel hda for alsa
[14:51] <snador> thank you
[14:51] <mohamed> tell me chris0
[14:51] <chris0> mohamed: I'm googling....
[14:51] <bazhang> l815: see that link above
[14:51] <bod_> l815, whats wrong with your audio?
[14:51] <bod_> snador, ctrl+z or q i think
[14:51] <mohamed> ok
[14:52] <l815> bod: the speakers dont mute when i plug in headphones
[14:52] <l815> bazhang: thanks
[14:52] <rosebuntu> mohamed / where are you form? arabic?
[14:52] <snador> that's a speaker issue
[14:52] <mohamed> no from hongkong
[14:52] <mohamed> i am from hongkong
[14:52] <l815> bazhang: but i tried that page already
[14:52] <rosebuntu> yeah
[14:52] <Fougner> I need to compile from source, and an depending app is installed in another unusual directory. How can I set a or include that hat other directory to the new compiling?
[14:53] <Jack_Sparrow> l815, You need to recompile alsa using ver 15 NOT 16 to fix that
[14:53] <rosebuntu> Fougner / you should learn auto tools
[14:53] <manchicken> Fougner: That really depends on what you're compiling.
[14:53] <bod_> l815, laptop or desktop ??
[14:53] <kjdx>  	
[14:53] <kjdx> I know someone help solve these two errors?
[14:53] <kjdx> I am using ubuntu 7.10 server with virtualmin webmin and now I have created a virtual server, and if I try to validarlo says:
[14:53] <kjdx> Webalizer reporting no apache logs found for virtual host
[14:53] <kjdx> Log file rotation found no apache logs for virtual host
[14:53] <FloodBot3> kjdx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:53] <l815> bod_: laptop
[14:53] <Pici> Fougner: Usually ./configure --help will list some arguments you can supply to point it at other directories for dependencies.
[14:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin
[14:53] <ubotu> webmin 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 system. See !ebox instead.
[14:53] <Fougner> Pici, ah, thx
[14:53] <bod_> l815, its a bug -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/109838
[14:54] <Fougner> Pici, that's the answer I was looking for ;)
[14:54] <l815> bod_: thanks i'll check it out
[14:54] <chris0> mohamed: try this link....http://www.linux-usb.org/FAQ.html#ts6  anything useful there?
[14:54]  * canyouscore is away: I'm busy
[14:54] <bod_> l815, also, type this into google --       speakers dont mute when using headphones ubuntu                       -- its got loadsa ood hits
[14:54] <mohamed> ok
[14:54] <manchicken> So, anybody know how to make the hotkey+mouse resize use button03 instead of button02?
[14:54] <l815> bod_: i've tried probably 80% of those guides lol
[14:54] <kjdx> 	
[14:54] <kjdx> What can I do to fix?
[14:54] <kjdx> Sorry for my English writing with google translate Italian because I have tried to find information about ubuntu.it but I was able to say nothing to nobody hours
[14:54] <Fougner> how can I "uninstall" old apps compiled from source?
[14:55] <ConstyXIV> is there a easy way to forward RDP via SSH like with VNC's "vncviewer foohost via barhost"?
[14:55] <mohamed> ok
[14:55] <bod_> l815, theres bug reports and loadsa forum threads onit,.,.theres prob a fix or workaround somewhere
[14:55] <erUSUL> Fougner: if you didn't use checkinstall you will have to do it by hand
[14:55] <nottha_k> /lastlog/resolve
[14:55] <dude_> ooo
[14:55] <l815> bod_: yeah i hope i can find one. It's the only real big problem i've run into so far
[14:56] <Fougner> erUSUL, what is the most usual dirs to delete stuff from? =)
[14:56] <Fougner>  /bin, /etc and? :P
[14:56] <bod_> l815, if you give me a cookie, il help find the answer........
[14:56] <erUSUL> Fougner: /usr/local/*
[14:56] <dondong> guys,iv updated my awn to 0.3.1,but found that some of the applets cannot be used,only can see a white line,whats wrong?
[14:56] <l815> bod_: a real cookie?!?!
[14:56] <Fougner> erUSUL, thanks
[14:57]  * bod_ would type          /me gives bod_ a cookie
[14:57] <erUSUL> !it | kjdx
[14:57] <ubotu> kjdx: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[14:57] <bod_> erUSUL, read up,.,.he says he's been there and its silent
[14:57]  * l815 gives bod_a cookie 
[14:57] <l815> :)
[14:57]  * bod_ got a cookie
[14:57] <bod_> !yay
[14:57] <ubotu> Glad you made it! :-)
[14:57]  * bod_ will help now ;~)
[14:58]  * l815 says yay!
[14:58] <l815> but i'm in class now so can't test audio atm :/
[14:58]  * l815 T-T
[14:58] <bod_> l815, do both the speakers and headphones get sound or just the speakers?
[14:59] <l815> bod_: both get sound after i add the option in the alsa config to =vaio
[14:59] <bod_> l815, k, 1 sec
[14:59]  * l815 please wait...
[14:59] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, Did you see my note earlier on how to fix that.
[15:00] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, npoe,.,.plz repost ;~)
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> l815, You need to recompile alsa using ver 15 NOT 16 per #Alsa room
[15:00] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, no worries i found it
[15:00] <bod_> damn
[15:00] <l815> Jack_Sparrow: okay I will try that once I am outa class . thanks
[15:00] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, read the first post here -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4311052
[15:01]  * l815 thanks everyone for the help
[15:02] <bod_> l815, ur welcome -- if it doesnt work, come back and weel have another go
[15:02] <l815> bod_, sounds great :)
[15:02]  * bod_ just wants more cookies
[15:02]  * l815 gives bod_ a cookie (peanut butter crunch) ;o
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, THat post is over a year old and for a different release.  Even then I take things on the forums with a grain of salt.
[15:02] <chombee> Anyone know how the boot time of Gutsy is compared to Feisty? Faster? Slower?
[15:03] <l815> gusty's boot is pretty fast on my laptop
[15:03] <i0n> what is the difference in qmail and sendmail?
[15:03] <l815> but slows down when gnome kicks in ;o
[15:03] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, ooppss,.,. ok,.ty.,.,. il remember to check the dates in future ,.,.;~)
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> chombee, Personally slower but I am now using compiz effects so that might add some time
[15:03] <Grab> hey guys what's the fastest way to transfer files from my shell to my pc ? (i already use sftp, but it's slow
[15:03]  * bod_ spits out the cookie and reminds l815 that he is allergic to peanuts
[15:03] <marcelle> hi, i'm still having trouble with running OpenGL programs on a Mobility FireGL 9000.
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, np.. the Alsa room has the latest info and generally very helpful
[15:04]  * l815 april fools :O
[15:04] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, is that #Alsa or #alsa   ?? il start sending people there when all else fails then
[15:05] <erUSUL> i0n: too great to be explained here. there are a lot of literature about them on the web
[15:05] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, I dont know if channels are case sensitive..
[15:05] <chombee> Jack_Sparrow I turned compiz off. It's my friend's laptop, and he#s telling me all works fine except it's slow to startup and shutdown. Weird
[15:06] <Fougner> Grab, SCP ?
[15:06] <Jack_Sparrow> chombee, turn off quiet in the grub boot line and see if you can tell where it is hanging up
[15:06] <Fougner> what OS on the computers?
[15:06] <Grab> lol
[15:06] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, just checked,.no their not sensitive
[15:06] <Fougner> Grab, what?
[15:07] <alandd> I just installed Kubuntu Gutsy (7.10).  I want to install emdebian-tools but apt is giving me an error with it.  The log is at http://pastebin.com/d651e89c4  Can anyone help out or have pointers to a solution?
[15:07] <bod_> !lol | Grab
[15:07] <Grab> nothing
[15:07] <ubotu> Grab: Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks.
[15:07] <Grab> wrong chan
[15:07] <marcelle> so... nobody knows the answer? will Canonical be able to help with this problem?
[15:07] <chombee> Jack_Sparrow -- good idea, I'll do that. D'you know which config file I alter, or how I edit the boot line?
[15:07] <bod_> chombee, at rub boot selection read the small print
[15:07] <bod_> grub*
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> chombee, /boot/grub/menu.lst or just hit esc on boot the e to edit the command line
[15:08] <alandd> Setting up emdebian-tools (0.2.0) ...Unable to determine apt-cache policy for Debian main! at /var/lib/dpkg/info/emdebian-tools.postinst line 132.dpkg: error processing emdebian-tools (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 255
[15:08] <chombee> Okay, thanks folks
[15:08] <alandd> Ooops!  Sorry for all those lines!
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> alandd, Are you getting that from the debian repos or ubuntu repos
[15:09] <alandd> ubuntu
[15:09] <alandd> It's a fresh install.  I didn't add or change any repos
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !find emdebian
[15:10] <ubotu> Found: emdebian-tools
[15:10] <bod_> !info embedian-tools
[15:10] <ubotu> Package embedian-tools does not exist in gutsy
[15:10] <bod_> odd
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> agreed
[15:10] <bod_> !info emdebian-tools
[15:10] <ubotu> emdebian-tools (source: emdebian-tools): emdebian crossbuilding tool set. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.2.0 (gutsy), package size 55 kB, installed size 232 kB
[15:10] <Odd-rationale> !info emdebian-tools
[15:10] <bod_> better
[15:10] <Odd-rationale> bod_: You beat me ... :(
[15:10] <bod_> mwahahaha
[15:11] <alandd> If I "apt-get remove emdebian-tools" and try again, same error.
[15:11] <doppelgaenger> How Can I add an application to a specific runlevel under Gutsy CLI ?
[15:11] <fiXXXerMet> The security certificate that was generated for ssl (imap, ssh, pop3, sasl) belong to localhost, and not my set domain name (server.domain.tld).  How can I regenerate the certificate to use the correct domain and replace the original?
[15:11] <bod_> alandd, use  'purge'  instead of remove
[15:11] <alandd> bod_: OK.  Trying...
[15:11] <runlevel> doppelgaenger, upstart
[15:12] <doppelgaenger> ok
[15:12] <runlevel> doppelgaenger, or use /etc/default/
[15:12] <runlevel> man those items
[15:12] <doppelgaenger> ack
[15:12] <alandd> purge done.  Now installing again...
[15:12] <prashant> hiiiiiii
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, It was this part of the error that concerns me..  ) ...Unable to determine apt-cache policy for Debian main!
[15:13] <Guest4104968> wtfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
[15:13] <prashant> how to install cs1.6
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest4104968, Please dont do that
[15:13] <jpatrick> Guest4104968: please do not do that..
[15:13] <jpatrick> Jack_Sparrow: :)
[15:13] <aorra> =]
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Hi jp
[15:14] <prashant> how to install cs1.6
[15:14] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, is there an ubuntu art channel?
[15:14] <alandd> bod_: Jack_Sparrow: slightly different sequence but the same error result.
[15:14] <prashant> how to install cs1.6
[15:14] <cd32fan> hi
[15:14] <doppelgaenger> runlevel, $ man upstart
[15:14] <doppelgaenger> No manual entry for upstart
[15:14] <doppelgaenger> however its seems to be installed
[15:15] <alandd> need an updated pastebin of the log?
[15:15] <prashant> how to install cs1.6
[15:15] <dgjones> !repeat | prashant
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> prashant, please dont repeat..
[15:15] <ubotu> prashant: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[15:15] <bod_> alandd, have you got the live cd?
[15:15] <alandd> yes
[15:15] <cd32fan> what is best place the swap partition,before or after?
[15:15] <alandd> But I'm installed to hard drive and am not running from hard drive.
[15:15] <bod_> alandd, enable cd repo in synaptic and get the package from the livecd
[15:16] <bod_> oh
[15:16] <prashant> how to install cs1.6
[15:16] <bod_> alandd, where are you running from?
[15:16] <cd32fan> is it important where you put swap partition
[15:16] <cd32fan> ?
[15:16] <alandd> no!  s/not/now
[15:16] <alandd> sorry
[15:16] <bod_> !repeat > prashant     please read pm from ubotu
[15:16] <danand> cd32fan - no
[15:16] <alandd> I'm booted and running from the hard drive after an install from the live CD
[15:16] <cd32fan> its not?
[15:16]  * alandd has fat fingers sometimes
[15:17] <cd32fan> okey
[15:17] <csaba> ode.net
[15:17] <cd32fan> thankyou
[15:17] <bod_> alandd, yer, wack in the cd, then install from synaptic after tellin synaptic to use the packaes on cd then youll get the package off the disc
[15:17] <prashant> what is pm
[15:17] <danand> cd32fan - shouldn't make any difference where it is, just as long as it can be accessed you should be ol
[15:18] <komputes> Which file keeps tabs on all the wireless networks you have connected to?
[15:18] <bod_> prashant, private message
[15:18] <komputes> Which file keeps tabs on all the wireless networks you have connected to, using nm-applet?
[15:18] <alandd> bod_: Thanks.  I'll try that.  Later though.  I have to leave.
[15:18] <bod_> !repeat | komputes
[15:18] <ubotu> komputes: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[15:18] <alandd> Thanks, all!
[15:18] <bod_> alandd, kk,. ;~)
[15:18] <cd32fan> btw
[15:18] <cd32fan> anybody here play counter strike on ubuntu?
[15:19] <bod_> komputes, apologies,.,.didnt notice the extra bit
[15:19] <prashant> is any cs 4 ubuntu
[15:19] <cd32fan> is it playable
[15:19] <komputes> bod_: sorry, just wanted to specify
[15:19] <bod_> cd32fan, yes it works,.,.through steam and cedega
[15:19] <byte_slave> hello all!
[15:19] <bod_> komputes, tis ok.,.,. i only bot'd you because i thouht it was the same message ;~)
[15:19] <sas67> hiya
[15:20] <sas67> got a problem
[15:20] <bod_> shoot
[15:20] <cd32fan> one more thing
[15:20] <sas67> just installed 7.10 in a vm workstation
[15:20] <prashant> which module required to install cs 1.6
[15:20] <sas67> but cant connect to internet
[15:20] <cd32fan> if i install the alpha version of ubuntu,will i be able to update it later on
[15:20] <marcelle> sigh...
[15:20] <marcelle> bye
[15:20] <sas67> older version of ubuntu was fine
[15:20] <bod_> cd32fan, of course
[15:21] <cd32fan> excellent
[15:21] <prashant> which module required to install cs 1.6
[15:21] <byte_slave> i've 2 NICs in my ubuntu 7.10 box, one was choosed when set up ubuntu and o other not. making "lspci" command i can see both are recognized and installed, but i cannot use thge second one, BTW if i do an "infconfig" onle the loopback and the first one appears
[15:21] <bod_> cd32fan, but hardy isnt amazingly stable yet -- #ubuntu+1
[15:21] <byte_slave> any ideias?
[15:21] <Pici> !wine | prashant
[15:21] <ubotu> prashant: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information, and see !AppDB for application compatibility.
[15:21] <JimpsEd> !AppDB
[15:21] <ubotu> The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org
[15:21] <sofiankrt> hello everyone
[15:21] <bod_> !cedega
[15:21] <ubotu> cedega is a project based on WINE, aimed at running Windows games on Linux. For more info, see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega
[15:21] <sofiankrt> how do I burn a bootable iso to my flash memory?
[15:22] <prashant> thanx
[15:22] <dgjones> sofiankrt, bootable install iso on flash?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> sofiankrt, pendrivelinux.com
[15:22] <sofiankrt> dgjones: live cd... err usb
[15:22] <danand> byte_slave - take a look at editing /etc/network/interfaces file
[15:22] <bod_> dgjones, so you can install ubuntu with a memory stick
[15:22] <sofiankrt> bod_: no! not ubuntu! Puppy linux
[15:23] <Pici> sofiankrt: you're in #ubuntu
[15:23] <sofiankrt> bod_: I'm just asking here because I'm using ubuntu
[15:23] <sofiankrt> bod_: so programs for windows won't apply
[15:23] <bod_> sofiankrt, same sequence
[15:23] <dgjones> bod_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[15:23] <sas67> anyone know why it not auto bridging to my physical ethernet?
[15:23] <bod_> dgjones, not for me,.,.for sofiankrt
[15:23] <sas67> please?
[15:23] <sofiankrt> and no, I'm not abandoning ubuntu
[15:23] <sofiankrt> I love it!
[15:23] <sofiankrt> I'm just looking for something more.... portable
[15:24] <sofiankrt> thanks everyone!
[15:24] <sofiankrt> bye
[15:24] <bod_> sofiankrt, good,.,.otherwise we'd send tux after you!!
[15:24] <dgjones> bod_, ok, i misread your comment
[15:24] <sofiankrt> bod_: lol
[15:24] <bod_> dgjones, ;~)
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> dgjones, Very handy page.. thanks
[15:25] <sas67> hmmm,this busy a channel,ill be lucky to get an answer
[15:25] <dgjones> Jack_Sparrow, links from ubotu's !install command
[15:25] <Pici> !patience
[15:25] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[15:25] <sas67> kk pici
[15:26] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, do you by anychance have the url of the 'how to ask good question' thats oin nickruds out message?
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> dgjones, Last time I read that !trigger, the usb install option was not there..  good to know
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> bod_, Not in this computer.. no..
[15:27] <bod_> Jack_Sparrow, ok,.,.that needs to be made into a factoid imho
[15:27] <dgjones> Jack_Sparrow, I found it under the Installation without a CD, don't know when it was updated to include it
[15:27] <Pici> !usb | bod_
[15:27] <ubotu> bod_: For information about installing Ubuntu from USB flash drives, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick - For a persistent live USB install, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[15:27] <prashant> after installing wine what to do 4 install cs 1.6
[15:28] <bod_> Pici, thanks for the info -- what do i need it for?
[15:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Pici, Nice one
[15:28] <erUSUL> prashant: wine /path/to/setup.exe ??
[15:28] <Pici> bod_: Weren't you looking for a factoid for that?
[15:28] <Jack_Sparrow> prashant, FYI.. /j #Wine is a good resource..
[15:28] <mrunagi_> whats the command stream to unzip a file
[15:29] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: unzip file.zip
[15:29] <komputes> Which file keeps tabs on all the wireless networks you have connected to, using nm-applet?
[15:29] <dgjones> !appdb | prashant, have a look in wine's application database and you could try joining #winehq for questions on how to use wine
[15:29] <ubotu> prashant, have a look in wine's application database and you could try joining #winehq for questions on how to use wine: The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org
[15:29] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: who have had guessed XD
[15:29] <prashant> but how i ins tall cs 1.6
[15:29] <bod_> Pici, no, i was talking to nickrud yesterday and we were saying how people ask stupid questions,. then in his 'out' message he had a url to a page about 'how to ask good irc questions' -- that was what i thought there should be a factoid about -- ;~)
[15:29] <mrunagi_> error:  invalid compressed data to inflate whats that mean
[15:30] <Pici> bod_: ah...
[15:30] <erUSUL> mrunagi_: either it is not a zip file or is corrupted
[15:30] <prashant> kkkkkkkk
[15:30] <fiXXXerMet> The security certificate that was generated for ssl (imap, ssh, pop3, sasl) belongs to localhost, and not my fqdn.  How can I regenerate the certificate to use the correct domain and replace the original?
[15:30] <bod_> Pici, and a 'how to google 'well'' would be a ood one
[15:30] <bod_> good*
[15:30] <Pici> bod_: suggest it then.
[15:30] <dgjones> bod_, i think this might be it, rings a bell anyway http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Better questions always make for better answers
[15:31] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[15:31] <bod_> dgjones, not the one i saw yesterday but its damn usefull,.ty ,.,. -- Pici, who should i address my request to?
[15:32]  * bod_ thinks Jack_Sparrow hitthe nail
[15:32] <Pici> bod_: check ubotu's usage page, it explains how to suggest a factoid.
[15:32] <Pici> !usage
[15:32] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[15:32] <bod_> bullgard4, i put mine to good use by turning it off,.,.so annoying
[15:32] <bod_> Pici, thankin you
[15:33] <xukun> hi all. Which file system can I best use for new install of ubuntu. I was thinking xfs for the /
[15:33] <bullgard4> bod_: That solution is not acceptable for me. :D
[15:33] <Arelis> Can anybody help me? I installed the new ATI drivers from the ATI site (so they're the restricted ones)), and they worked fine after the first reboot, but after the second reboot i got messed up rendering (everything looked like a puzzle), so i deleted it using the command "apt-get autoremove fglrx-kernel-source xorg-driver-fglrx", after that i got a REALLY messed up screen, and by reinstalling the Radeon (open-source) driver i managed to ma
[15:33] <Arelis> ke it right again, then i installed the new driver again, and now i don't have direct rendering and fgl_glxgears gives a segmentation fault (fatal crash)
[15:33] <bod_> bullgard4, fair enough ;~)
[15:33] <mrunagi_> this makes me sad
[15:33] <erUSUL> xukun: use default ext3 imho
[15:34] <bod_> Pici, i cant find anywhere on that page that tells me where to suggest a factoid,.,.? is it the first link or second you meant for me to look at?
[15:34] <TFrog> anyone here get a broadcom wireless working well with Herd 5 Hardy?
[15:34] <dgjones> !hardy | TFrog
[15:34] <ubotu> TFrog: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[15:35] <bod_> TFrog, hardy issues probably best addressed to the guys in #ubuntu+1
[15:35] <TFrog> ty
[15:35] <Grab> how do i tar compressing a folder with all subfolders??
[15:36] <erUSUL> Grab: tar cvzf tarfile.tgz folder/
[15:36] <Pici> bod_: Second link
[15:36] <bod_> Pici, kk, looking now,.,......
[15:36] <erUSUL> Grab: or use file-roller
[15:37] <danand> Grab - tar -cvjf tarfile.tar.bz2 folder/
[15:37] <Grab> k
[15:38] <Arelis> Can anybody help me? I installed the new ATI drivers from the ATI site (so they're the restricted ones)), and they worked fine after the first reboot, but after the second reboot i got messed up rendering (everything looked like a puzzle), so i deleted it using the command "apt-get autoremove fglrx-kernel-source xorg-driver-fglrx", after that i got a REALLY messed up screen, and by reinstalling the Radeon (open-source) driver i managed to ma
[15:38] <Arelis> ke it right again, then i installed the new driver again, and now i don't have direct rendering and fgl_glxgears gives a segmentation fault (fatal crash)
[15:38] <bod_> Pici, sorry, but my eyes must be broken,.,. i cant see anything on the second or first link about suggesting new factoids,.,.good you give me a more specific pointer,.,.sorry
[15:39] <byte_slave> danand, there's just records for loopback adapter and the current NIC that is working, i copied paste the statments and changed eth0 for eth1 and it seems to be up. but when pinging anotrher host it uses the old ip and not the new one where the cable is plugged
[15:39] <Pe_Saltamontes> como va esto???
[15:39] <Pici> bod_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots#head-939476c21aa571518530bf85c289d95cd7279ee6
[15:40] <dgjones> bod "!<factoid> is <fact>" gets forwarded to the operators to decide if its worth adding
[15:40] <bod_> Pici, Advanced Factoid Manipulation sec?tion
[15:40] <bod_> section?
[15:40] <bod_> oh
[15:40] <Arelis> has anybody actually read my question?
[15:41] <wmkok> I have a sound problem... can anyone help with this?
[15:41] <Arelis> !ubuntu-nl | wmkok
[15:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuntu-nl - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[15:41] <Arelis> wmkok: #ubuntu-nl voor nederlandse ondersteuning :)
[15:41] <iositd> !nl
[15:41] <ubotu> Nederlandstalige ondersteuning voor Ubuntu (en vers gezette koffie) is te vinden in #ubuntu-nl
[15:42] <By_Turkey> Se xy  GirL Chat ChanneL  -> > > > >   www.MircAlemTR.com
[15:42] <By_Turkey> Se xy  GirL Chat ChanneL  -> > > > >   www.MircAlemTR.com
[15:42] <By_Turkey> Se xy  GirL Chat ChanneL  -> > > > >   www.MircAlemTR.com
[15:42] <By_Turkey> Se xy  GirL Chat ChanneL  -> > > > >   www.MircAlemTR.com
[15:42] <FloodBot3> By_Turkey: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:42] <pawan> hi pawan hre
[15:42] <pawan> whats up
[15:42] <bod_> dgjones, so if i was to type this "!gq is Your question fails to put your point accross and could easily be misinterperated, to learn how to ask 'good' questions please visit http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html"     would that work?
[15:42] <danand> byte_slave - Nice one :). think you need to specify the interface that ping uses ie ping -I <ip_address or device_name>
[15:43] <[CroX]> I'm trying to install Ubuntu 7.1 on a Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo laptop but when the kernel has loaded (even using alternate text install) I get a very odd graph problem. The screen scrolls super fast, in blue, grey and red. I can discern some text so it might be an error message but I can't tell.
[15:43] <wmkok> thanks, will try at -nl
[15:43] <[CroX]> Could anyone please help me figure this problem out?
[15:43] <dgjones> bod_, thats how i read the instruction on how to add one
[15:44] <bod_> dgjones, ok ty,.,.
[15:44] <Arelis> jrib: that site that By_Turkey gave above, is dangerous! It has a java applet that crashed here.
[15:44] <[CroX]> Apparently I can press enter to proceed through the installation. But i can't see what I'm doing..
[15:44] <bod_> Pici, ood you please verify if ive got this right,.,."!gq is Your question fails to put your point accross and could easily be misinterperated, to learn how to ask 'good' questions please visit http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html"     would that work?
[15:45] <robot_jesus> could I use my flash drive as a swap partition ?
[15:45] <robot_jesus> would that be fast ?
[15:46] <Pici> bod_: yes.
[15:46] <alumno10> hi
[15:46] <bod_> Pici, cheers
[15:46] <alumno10> i have ubuntu with ltsp5
[15:46] <bod_> !gq is Your question fails to put your point accross and could easily be misinterperated, to learn how to ask 'good' questions please visit http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> robot_jesus, You should not be using much swap ...  If you are trying to make your system faster, that is not going to work
[15:46] <alumno10> i put a coreduo as client but youtube still see slow
[15:46] <bod_> Pici, dgjones, i hope this is normal    -    <ubotu> Your edit request has been forwarded to #ubuntu-ops.  Thank you for your attention to detail
[15:47] <jpatrick> bod_: yep
[15:47] <bod_> jpatrick, coolio,.,.cheers
[15:47] <kambei> I have a USB Event Device connected (it is a mouse.)  When I disconnect and reconnect it, the udev regenerates the device in the filesystem, but at a different event.  Is there a way to maintain the symlink so that it "appears" that the device doesn't go away?
[15:47] <teamcobra> does anyone know how to fix the initrd from a chrooted environment (remastering livecd after apt-get upgrade upgraded the kernel, and it looks like it hosed the initrd)
[15:48] <bod_> jpatrick, how will i know their verdict? and how long is it likely to take?
[15:49] <danand> robot_jesus - not entirely sure - taking a look at man swapon may help you out though
[15:49] <Geoffrey2> anyone here today with much experience setting up open LDAP?
[15:49] <teamcobra> Geoffrey: I've got a little bit
[15:51]  * bod_ twiddles thumbs
[15:51] <alumno10> i have ubuntu with ltsp5
[15:51] <alumno10> i put a coreduo as client but youtube still see slow
[15:51] <DASPRiD> well, that's intel
[15:51] <DASPRiD> ^_^
[15:52] <ryan__> i have a ppc computer and am running edgy eft does anybody know where i can get gnash plugin fo firefox
[15:52] <Bo^Dick> hi
[15:52] <bod_> ryan__, repo's?
[15:52] <Bo^Dick> has anyone of you successfully stored and recovered a ntfs partition with partimage?
[15:52] <soussou> anyone knows of a how-to install qdevelop in ubuntu?
[15:52] <alumno10> DASPRiD, yes it is
[15:52] <Geoffrey2> in the slapd.conf file, I'm supposed to provide a suffix for, I believe, the domain controller (the example given being DC=example, DC=com)
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[15:52] <ubotu> PowerPC.  Formerly used by Apple for the Macintosh line of computers. Variants are now used in popular gaming consoles. PPC was a fully supported Ubuntu architecture up to and including edgy. It is now a community port, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCFAQ
[15:53] <alumno10> DASPRiD,  in tty terminal in client i cat xorg.conf and it uses right driver
[15:53]  * bod_ is off to watch some youtube,.,.back in a bit
[15:53] <alumno10> and network is base100, but coreduo is the only client
[15:54] <nikos> i tried installing ubuntu on my laptop and had an error "no screen found" what should i do??
[15:54] <byte_slave> danand, bingo thanks a lot
[15:54] <alumno10> nikos, in console write sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:54] <DASPRiD> nikos, using less question marks and pluggin in a screen
[15:54] <TruQuiNy> Hola hola :)!
[15:54] <robot_jesus> Jack_Sparrow: im at work , all I get is 2 gigs and ive exhausted all but 5 megs which is normal , this system is going to use swap, im just trying to make it as fast as possible
[15:54] <bunts> nikos change the laptop :)
[15:54] <serocool> @find calculus of larson
[15:54] <erUSUL> soussou: you mean kdevelop ??
[15:54] <Jack_Sparrow> nikos, Did it seem to install ok for you?
[15:54] <alumno10> TruQuiNy, hola
[15:55] <Geoffrey2> however, I don't have an assigned domain, I'm just setting this up for my home network...is there some naming convention that should be followed for that?
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> robot_jesus, My fear is you will burn out your flash drive.
[15:55] <nikos> on my desktop everything was ok,but not at my laptop
[15:55] <nikos> cannot start x
[15:55] <serocool> hey i¨m looking a book
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> nikos, But did it install to the hard drive or is live not working
[15:55] <DASPRiD> i know watching a movie, but looking a book?
[15:55] <nikos> live
[15:56] <serocool> yes
[15:56] <alumno10> nikos, write sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf and section device, in driver write vesa instead original value, remember backup original file
[15:56] <robot_jesus> how do I check how much swap is being used ?
[15:56] <serocool> hey  i need a book of calculus of larson
[15:56] <erUSUL> robot_jesus: "free"
[15:57] <robot_jesus> thx
[15:57] <serocool> can you helpme
[15:57] <erUSUL> !ot | serocool
[15:57] <ubotu> serocool: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> nikos, You may need to get the alternate cd to get that installed.  you can try F6 at start or install and add noapic acpi=off before the -- on the boot line..
[15:57] <robot_jesus> hehe, how do I mount by usb drive :) ?
[15:57] <nikos> thx i will try it now and tell you :)
[15:57] <chazco> Hi... can I copy the /var/cache/apt/archive to a USB stick to use after reinstalls?
[15:57] <DASPRiD> robot_jesus, on ubuntu it should automount
[15:57] <erUSUL> robot_jesus: it should auto mount when plugged
[15:58] <serocool> hey i need help with this
[15:58] <erUSUL> !aptoncd | chazco
[15:58] <ubotu> chazco: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers
[15:58] <serocool> im trying to find a book
[15:58] <chazco> erUSUL - Seems a bit over complicated for this, thought i could just copy
[15:58] <erUSUL> serocool: you are offtopic this is not #calculusbooks is #ubuntu
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> alumno10, I didnt think that would work if he is running live cd and cant get to the desktop to install the os
[15:58] <erUSUL> chazco: yes you can just copy the debs if you want
[15:58] <robot_jesus> im using icewm not gnome, does that matter ?
[15:59] <serocool> ok  sorry
[15:59] <chazco> Ah, should work fine then :) USB is quicker than CD
[15:59] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[16:00] <erUSUL> bullgard4: echo '\a' ??
[16:00] <[CroX]> Anyone know what could cause my laptop to flicker and scroll fragments of the screen super fast (graph bug) when trying to install Ubuntu? I can't see what's going on but it seems to work alright apart from this.
[16:00] <wackimonki> I am trying to find some fonts, does anyone know which directory thy're in?
[16:00] <bullgard4> erUSUL: echo '\a' does not produce an output.
[16:00] <erUSUL> !fonts
[16:00] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[16:01] <wackimonki> I've just installed some as part of a app. the app is in /usr/local now
[16:01] <erUSUL> bullgard4: not even a beep?
[16:01] <geirha> bullgard4, erUSUL: echo -e '\a'
[16:01] <robot_jesus> how do I figure out what item in /dev/ corresponds to my usb drive ?
[16:01] <bullgard4> erUSUL: echo '\a' does not produce an output. Not even a beep.
[16:01] <fiXXXerMet> The security certificate that was generated for ssl (imap, ssh, pop3, sasl) belongs to localhost, and not my fqdn.  How can I regenerate the certificate to use the correct domain and replace the original?
[16:01] <wackimonki> ah, thanks ubotu :)
[16:01] <erUSUL> geirha: yes; i allways forgot becouse in zsh it works without -e
[16:01] <trevor_> anybody good with sendmail?
[16:02] <bullgard4> geirha: "detlef@MD97600:~$ echo -e '\a'" does not produce a beep.
[16:02] <Jack_Sparrow> I am off/away to get some rest...  play nice...
[16:02] <Cyntrox> Is there a Ubuntu terminal command similar to windows 'ipconfig'?
[16:02] <soussou> how do i kill an application in gnome? I know that in kde it's ctrl+alt+esc
[16:02] <erUSUL> Cyntrox: ip or ifconfig
[16:03] <Cyntrox> erUSUL: thanks
[16:03] <bullgard4> soussou: You can kill its process.
[16:03] <serocool> hey sorry but i dont know how to find a book
[16:03] <serocool> i need some help
[16:03] <serocool> please
[16:03] <geirha> bullgard4: does the pc speaker beep at all. It should also beep if you hit backspace when there's nothing to remove ...
[16:03] <Almindor> is there any way to get mlocate for gutsy?
[16:03] <Almindor> (I mean properly packaged, replacing slocate)
[16:03] <erUSUL> serocool: for the second time; this is not the place for such a request... try in #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:03] <soussou> bullgard4: I know I can kill the process, I was wondering if there's anything similar to "ctrl+alt+esc" in gnome
[16:04] <nikos> alumno10 i tried what you said,but it was already "vesa"
[16:04] <Bo^Dick> hi
[16:04] <serocool> thanks erusul
[16:05] <Bo^Dick> i know the command sudo fdisk -l lists all connected harddrives right
[16:05] <soussou> anybody knows of a shortcut that allows one to kill an application?
[16:05] <soussou> under kde it would be "ctrl+alt+esc"
[16:05] <soussou> what would be the gnome shortcut?
[16:05] <geirha> Bo^Dick: yes, if ubuntu found and used the correct driver for all of them
[16:05] <Bo^Dick> soussou: have you tried the "kill" command?
[16:06] <Derspankster> killall apt name
[16:06] <Bo^Dick> geirha: do you know how to quickmount a device to a path
[16:06] <erUSUL> serocool: there is a xkill-like applet that you can use
[16:06] <bullgard4> geirha: I believe that I hear a faint sound after restarting this laptop computer when the BIOS is starting. When I hit backspace and there is nothing to remove, there is no sound. But I would like to hear a sound via the two stereo loudspeakers. When turned on, I will see an optical feedback though: The Gnome terminal's head line will vibrate.
[16:06] <geirha> Bo^Dick: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt for example
[16:06] <soussou> erUSUL: thanks, is it installable or does it come standard with gnome?
[16:07] <erUSUL> soussou: standar iirc
[16:07] <Bo^Dick> geirha: oh, it really was that simple. thanks
[16:07] <erUSUL> soussou: right click on a panel and choose add to panel
[16:07] <teamcobra> hrmm, doesn't look like an initrd problem anymore, but my remaster is booting straight into busybox after the 2nd splash screen, somewhere after running a casper script
[16:08] <bullgard4> soussou: Gnome provides the 'window close' button in the upper right.
[16:08] <threexk> how can I force my wireless to try to connect?
[16:08] <kingamok> -join #test
[16:08] <kingamok> ahh
[16:08] <kingamok> help
[16:08] <geirha> bullgard4: hm, could be the window manager catches the "beep" and makes it optical instead then ... are you using compiz?
[16:08] <kingamok> first time using linux gnome what is the command to join other channel?
[16:08] <bullgard4> soussou: The Gnome shortcut for it is Alt+F4.
[16:09] <wols> kingamok: depends a bit on your irc client. usually /join #channel
[16:09] <bullgard4> geirha: I believe that your theory is wrong. - No, I do not use compiz.
[16:10] <kingamok> thanks wols
[16:10] <soussou> bullgard4: r u joking or r u serious?
[16:10] <bullgard4> soussou: You myay check if my statements are true or not.
[16:10] <soussou> because if u re serious, that would be BAD
[16:10] <soussou> lol
[16:10] <soussou> no need to continue this byzantine conversation
[16:10] <soussou> thanks for trying to help
[16:11] <soussou> erUSUL: i got the xkill applet
[16:11] <BishopMcSaddle> Hi
[16:11] <soussou> it does the job I wanted
[16:11] <soussou> thank u
[16:11] <erUSUL> soussou: no problem
[16:11] <BishopMcSaddle> Anyone have a PS3?
[16:12] <soussou> I do have a nice PS3, running fedora
[16:12] <DASPRiD> since when is a ps3 something nice?
[16:12] <Bo^Dick> i'm trying to copy a 7gig file to an ntfs partition, it's real slow
[16:12] <DASPRiD> :>
[16:12] <BishopMcSaddle> How did it take Fedora? Everything work?
[16:12] <Craig__> hey
[16:12] <soussou> PS3 rules, xbox 3600 is also nice
[16:12] <DASPRiD> they all have no keyboard
[16:12] <DASPRiD> and no mouse
[16:12] <soussou> I got almost everything working on my PS3
[16:12] <DASPRiD> so no
[16:13] <alumno10> nikos, did you do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[16:13] <soussou> I can use shoutcast
[16:13] <BishopMcSaddle> I would like linux on mine, but am not sure which is most compatible.
[16:13] <Craig__> ye but not many games out for PS£
[16:13] <Bo^Dick> soussou: wonder if any music sequencer is written for the ps3
[16:13] <soussou> fedora works best, no offense to ubuntu
[16:13] <Craig__> PS3
[16:13] <soussou> music sequencer? why would u need one?
[16:13] <BjoeHrn> Hi! Is it possible to get this: http://wiki.winboard.org/images/b/b8/Musikordner.gif with nautilus?
[16:13] <BishopMcSaddle> Can you play a bluray cd with Fedora?
[16:14] <soussou> BishopMcSaddle: I don't have blueray DVDs, so it has never been an issue for me
[16:14] <BishopMcSaddle> I see. I do so it is an issue unfortunately.
[16:14] <Bo^Dick> soussou: the ps3 got plenty of performance, that is needed by sequencer and softsynths and effects
[16:15] <jonian> hey , i have a problem
[16:15] <teamcobra> whiskey.tango.foxtrot :( looks like cupsys breaks a chrooted apt-get upgrade something terribly
[16:15] <soussou> Bo^Dick: I use my ps3 to play games, and stream music
[16:15] <jonian> the window tools are not showing :(
[16:15] <jonian> close , minimize , maximize....
[16:15] <DASPRiD> i use my pc to play games and stream music \o/
[16:15] <jonian> the whole bar :(
[16:15] <soussou> jonian: u mean window decorations?
[16:16] <soussou> DASPRiD: have u ever tried playing some decent games on the PC?
[16:16] <anthony> hello! May I ask for support here?
[16:16] <jonian> close , minimize , maximize... window title bar...
[16:16] <DASPRiD> soussou, not only tried, i always do
[16:16] <BishopMcSaddle> Games play great on my PC.
[16:16] <DASPRiD> indeed
[16:16] <DASPRiD> even if we are on linux
[16:16] <serocool> some one named tow_bits put me out of the channel #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:17] <soussou> DASPRiD: I would be curious to find what u mean by "decent"
[16:17] <geirha> !ask | anthony
[16:17] <ubotu> anthony: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[16:17] <DASPRiD> soussou, stuff i like, like ego shooters
[16:17] <DASPRiD> etqw or so
[16:17] <soussou> LOL, I see what kind of gamer u are
[16:17] <jonian> solved... thnx. anyway :)
[16:17] <soussou> nothing against players like u
[16:17] <DASPRiD> :>
[16:17] <BishopMcSaddle> Have you played Crysis, DASPRiD?
[16:18] <soussou> the PC gaming community is fine
[16:18] <DASPRiD> BishopMcSaddle, just a bit, didnt really play through
[16:18] <soussou> none of these two games
[16:18] <BishopMcSaddle> Consoles have just now caught up with PC gaming performance.
[16:18] <Pici> !offtopic
[16:18] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[16:18] <DASPRiD> dont think they can reach my quadcore ;P
[16:19] <soussou> BishopMcSaddle: the good thing about consoles is that everything works, no need to buy a $700 video card to squeeze 3 pixels out of ur machine
[16:19] <BishopMcSaddle> Is Fedora KDM?
[16:19] <Pici> BishopMcSaddle: ask in #fedora
[16:19] <BishopMcSaddle> I see thanks Pici :)
[16:20] <teamcobra> yeh, problem w/ the ps3 is that the gpu = 7800 ;p
[16:20] <noodlesgc> just out of curiosity, how many packages do you have? (by you i mean anyone)
[16:20] <baxter_kylie> Hi. Can anyone please tell me the application that handles /preferences/ for gutsy's remote desktop settings?
[16:20] <niemeyer> Hey there
[16:21] <teamcobra> I'm going to stab something in about 5 minutes...... surely someone here's remastered gutsy
[16:21] <DASPRiD> soussou, so doesnt pc need a 700$ card ;P
[16:21] <niemeyer> Is there a way to make a package in such a way that it will not ask to overwrite a configuration file and instead just leave the one installed, if it exists?
[16:21] <niemeyer> (without postinst tricks, that is)
[16:21] <Cyntrox> Is there a terminal command to show all internet active internet connections...?
[16:22] <Pici> Cyntrox: netstat -tanp
[16:22] <noodlesgc> Cyntrox netstat -tupl
[16:22] <mattfletcher> where has the laptop gone on dell.co.uk/ubuntu?
[16:22] <Pici> niemeyer: you may want to ask in #ubuntu-motu on that, since its more of a packaging question.
[16:22] <geirha> baxter_kylie: System -> Preferences -> Login-screen (or something along those lines)
[16:22] <Cyntrox> thanks, noodlesgc and Pici
[16:22] <niemeyer> Pici: Will do that, thans!
[16:22] <niemeyer> thakns even
[16:23] <baxter_kylie> geirha: I'm on ssh (with X forwarded), I need the application name not it's gui location.
[16:23] <danial> tea'
[16:23] <mysticfrost123in> hi from India
[16:23] <mysticfrost123in> how to find out the lug in india
[16:23] <geirha> baxter_kylie: gdmsetup
[16:24] <noodlesgc> mattfletcher thats odd, dell.com/ubuntu has 3 laptops with ubuntu now
[16:25] <BishopMcSaddle> How do you register a nick on here?
[16:25] <Cyntrox> what if I want to disconnect a connection from the console..?
[16:25] <DRebellion> !register | BishopMcSaddle
[16:25] <ubotu> BishopMcSaddle: By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname.
[16:26] <BishopMcSaddle> Thank you
[16:26] <fiXXXerMet> The security certificate that was generated when the postfix, courier and sasl packages were installed belongs to localhost, and not my fqdn.  How can I regenerate the certificate to use the correct domain, and replace the original cert?
[16:26] <anthony> I have a weird problem with my Ubuntu - I have installed 2 on my PC - 1 for work, and another for experiments. When I am trying to start the 2nd one, I have a fail message, while starting xserver - it says that bash commands can't be found. E.g. when I try to type startx, it says that command cannot be found in default directory. And the same thing for all oter commands (though ls, cd and other simple commands works). Then I have wrote reb
[16:26] <anthony> oot and, instead of rebooting my PC, ubuntu have started and works! But I have to do the same everytime I load it. What can be wrong with it? I don't want to simply reinstall it, cause it is blank OS, I have nothing usufull here - it is only for learning linux, and I really want to find out what the problem is.  Thanks in advance!          .
[16:27] <prashant> how to activate wireless lan
[16:27] <DRebellion> prashant, sudo ifup <interfacename>
[16:28] <prashant> what is interface name
[16:28] <DRebellion> prashant, use iwconfig to find out
[16:29] <DRebellion> prashant, eg. eth0, eth1...
[16:29] <alumno10> prashant, sudo iwconfig ethX essid "XXXXXX"
[16:29] <prashant> then
[16:29] <alumno10> prashant,  and restart networking
[16:30] <shishirm1> hi guys how to install a tarball using make
[16:30] <jole> for wireless it is athX
[16:30] <DRebellion> shishirm1, untar it first. what is the extension?
[16:30] <bazhang> anthony_:  when you say for experiment, what kind of things have you installed on this second machine?
[16:30] <shishirm1> i have untared it
[16:30] <DRebellion> jole, not neccessarily
[16:30] <{Nathan}> jole: not always. Only with an atheros chipset.
[16:30] <DRebellion> shishirm1, read the README inside
[16:30] <jole> yes, of cousre, you are right
[16:31] <shishirm1> i read but no use it doesnt help much
[16:31] <prashant> what is ndiswrapper
[16:31] <archman> jole: no, can be ethX
[16:31] <shishirm1> i will paste it wait
[16:31] <prashant> what is ndiswrapper
[16:31] <noodlesgc> !ndiswrapper | prashant
[16:31] <ubotu> prashant: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[16:32] <shishirm1> http://pastebin.ca/920780
[16:32] <shishirm1> tis is the readme
[16:32] <Cyntrox>  Is there any way to forcefully cut off a connection from the terminal..?
[16:32] <DRebellion> Cyntrox, what sort of connection?
[16:32] <Cyntrox> tcp, mainly
[16:32] <shishirm1> DRebellion: i have pasted the readme
[16:32] <DRebellion> Cyntrox, send an rst packet?
[16:33] <noodlesgc> Cyntrox there is a program called tcpkill
[16:33] <Cyntrox> DRebellion: Please elaborate... I'm new to Linux, although I have some experience with networking
[16:33] <DRebellion> shishirm1, just cd into the directory and run make
[16:33] <DRebellion> Cyntrox, private message?
[16:33] <Cyntrox> noodlesgc: Thanks! That sounds like what I'm looking for =P
[16:34] <Cyntrox> DRebellion: sure
[16:34] <TOXIC-ZerO> hi, I have an issue getting my apache2 server read an write on a directory, does anyone know how to allow rw for apache2 on a file ? The problem is i don't know the name of the user starting apache2...
[16:34] <P_Kable> Hi there how za going?
[16:34] <P_Kable> TOXIC-ZerO, usually www-data
[16:35] <TOXIC-ZerO> P_Kable, but the problem is, ubuntu tells me there is no www-data user when i check System-Administration-UsersAndGroups
[16:35] <anthony_> bazhang > not on the 1nd machine, 2 OSs on 1 PC
[16:35] <luke__> hello i have a problem with dc++ it starts fine but after 2 min it shuts down by it self....???
[16:36] <netron1234> ps -ef | grep "apache2"
[16:36] <P_Kable> TOXIC-ZerO, yeah this is a fake user actually
[16:36] <netron1234> first column is the user.
[16:36] <bunts> luke__: run in terminal, see the problem
[16:36] <TOXIC-ZerO> ok, this is www-data !
[16:36] <TOXIC-ZerO> thank you !
[16:36] <luke__> thnx...
[16:36] <P_Kable> of course it is www-data
[16:37] <P_Kable> :D
[16:37] <TOXIC-ZerO> just, remember me, to add www-data user to the "toxic" group : groupadd www-data toxic ???
[16:37] <CVD-PR> sup
[16:37] <bazhang> anthony_: on the second os what experiments we talking about? any hinky repos or other third party stuff?
[16:38] <netron1234> you want www-data to be able to read a file?  where?
[16:38] <TOXIC-ZerO> I wand www-data to be able to read-write a file owned by toxic in the group toxic...
[16:39] <nictimju> bye
[16:39] <nictimju> exit
[16:39] <TOXIC-ZerO> and i dont want to directly chown www-data the file
[16:39] <anthony_> bazhang : no, completely nothing! This problem appeared after I resized my hard, but I did nothin with partition, on which ubuntu is installed.
[16:39] <TOXIC-ZerO> I already gave rw acces to the group for tthose files, I just neet to add www-data in my group
[16:40] <geirha> TOXIC-ZerO: in that case: adduser www-data toxic
[16:40] <TOXIC-ZerO> perfect, thanks !
[16:40] <youtux> hi, how can i make grub get the other operating systems installed without modify /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[16:40] <TOXIC-ZerO> trying it right now !
[16:40] <[T]an1> I am getting an error when adding and removing programs http://pastebin.ca/920787. how do i correct this?
[16:40] <nownot> looking for something that will let me take timed snapshots of my webcam like a scirpt or something
[16:40] <bazhang> youtux not possible
[16:41] <elvelind> hi. Im trying to get nautilus to show previews of quicktime videos, but I get a core dump http://pastebin.com/m7f805139. any advice on how to solve it
[16:41] <PriceChild> youtux, you have to modify that file...
[16:41] <RoAkSoAx> youtux: when u have other operating systems installed and then you install ubuntu, grub will recognize them automatically
[16:41] <reikalusikka> I'm having problems with apache, can't change the home dir :(
[16:41] <youtux> i mean, there isn't a script that detect them automatically?
[16:42] <youtux> RoAkSoAx i know, but i have to make him recognize now that i have installed vi$ta ( i know, it's bad)
[16:42] <DRebellion> nownot, you need  'motion'
[16:42] <nownot> DRebellion: you have a link or something explaining how to do this? i have motion already instald
[16:42] <RoAkSoAx> youtux: there no script, at least i don't think so. YOu will have to add it manually
[16:42] <bullgard4> How will Ubuntu use the contents of the /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-0/0-0050/eeprom (file)?
[16:42] <DRebellion> nownot, read the html documentation in /usr/share/doc/motion
[16:43] <reikalusikka> I'm having problems with apache2, can't change the home dir. And the home dir is now /var/www/ ... and it's root
[16:43] <erUSUL> bullgard4: the driver is using it afaics
[16:43] <FloodBot2> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[16:43] <anthony_> bazhang : I will try to discribe as good, as I can with my English :) Please, wait a little, i will reboot now, and will write the whole message, that I get there
[16:43] <l815> bod_, you there?
[16:43] <[T]an1> also... where in kde can i set where my windows open up? i have a dual screen setup and windows always pop up right in the middle so i cant read them. i thought there would be something like open in windows where the cursor is, or window 1 or 2. but i cant find anything like that
[16:44] <bullgard4> erUSUL: What driver do you refer to? /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.22/drivers/i2c/chips/eeprom.c?
[16:45] <bod_> l815, yep,.what can i do for u?
[16:45] <l815> bod_, my problem is no more :D
[16:45] <l815> bod_, thanks for the help
[16:45] <l815> bod_, installing linux-backports-modules did it for me
[16:46] <soundray> [T]an1: there  should be a window placement preference setting in the KDE control center. I don't have KDE, so can't confirm -- maybe ask in #kubuntu
[16:46] <bod_> l815, wicked,.glad you got there
[16:46] <bod_> !yay | l815
[16:46] <ubotu> l815: Glad you made it! :-)
[16:46]  * l815 thanks everyone :D
[16:46] <_Oz_> Hello, my friends.
[16:46] <erUSUL> bullgard4: i guess
[16:47] <sveakex> hey. where is the repository file located? so i can add or remove repositories?
[16:47] <l815> i have another question if it's not a bother
[16:47] <bullgard4> erUSUL: Thank you for commenting.
[16:47] <marko-_-> l815, just ask
[16:47] <soundray> sveakex: do it via System-Administration-Software Sources.
[16:47] <soundray> sveakex: if you need  to edit the file directly, it's /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:47] <sveakex> soundray: thank you
[16:48] <l815> well i got compiz working on my intel 965, but the video isn't good quality with X11, is it safe to install XGL on gusty?
[16:49] <soundray> l815: I suspect that if you have trouble with the video quality, Xgl is not going to fix it.
[16:49] <l815> well i tried it with my previous install and it did work
[16:49] <noodlesgc> l815 do you mean xserver-xgl? i did that with my intel 965 and i worked but did not improve video
[16:49] <l815> yeah i think that's what i mean
[16:49] <teamcobra> l815: did you use 915resolution to set your resolution to say, 1280x800?
[16:49] <l815> it worked for me on a previous install
[16:49] <l815> yeah it's 1280x800
[16:49] <l815> if i resize the video with X11 the video is blocky
[16:49] <nownot> DRebellion: only thing i see for motion is when something moves. i need something taht takes a snapshot from camera lets say every 30 secons
[16:50] <l815> but with XGL running instead of x-server the video looks just fine without using X11
[16:50] <CVD-PR> usb wireless brands that eork great?
[16:50] <l815> i just don't know if XGL is good to use with gusty because i didn't try it long enough
[16:51] <noodlesgc> l815 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=674123
[16:51]  * l815 still can't stop being happy over the audio fix !!
[16:51] <soundray> l815: Xgl installs easily, but can be tricky to remove. Make sure you have a backup.
[16:51] <l815> ahh
[16:51] <teamcobra> and compiz should work fine on an intel chip anyway
[16:51] <l815> so it's not as easy as just reinstalling xserver?
[16:51] <bazhang> heh
[16:51] <bullgard4> Hint: For anyone interested in listening to Richard Stallmans last speech at KTH in Stockholm yesterday there is a recording at http://www.w3web.se
[16:52] <teamcobra> erm !compiz, aiglx
[16:52] <bazhang> nice bullgard4 but offtopic ;]
[16:52] <archman> why my system-->preferencies-->main menu won't open when i click on it??
[16:52]  * l815 thinks he can finally wipe out the windows partition :O
[16:52] <nownot> does anyone know of a scirpt that will take a picture of my webcam every 30 secons?
[16:52] <breakz> hello, I need some help with iptables on 7.10, I can do iptables -A etc, and it shows in iptables -L, but how do I restart iptables so the new things added starts?
[16:52] <soundray> l815: it only gets you part of the way there.
[16:53] <noodlesgc> bullgard4 thanks, is there an http version?
[16:53] <l815> ah
[16:53] <soundray> !info motion | nownot
[16:53] <ubotu> nownot: motion (source: motion): V4L capture program supporting motion detection. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.2.3-2.1build1 (gutsy), package size 191 kB, installed size 648 kB
[16:53] <l815> hmm
[16:53] <bullgard4> noodlesgc: dunno
[16:53] <neverblue> morning
[16:53] <soundray> nownot: motion can be made to take pictures at regular intervals (although it has this motion detection feature)
[16:54] <nownot> oh i see, you know if i can runn it command line?
[16:54] <geirha> breakz: the effects should be immediate
[16:54] <anthony_> ok iw will try to explain now. In GRUB when we press "e" to edit boot options, we can see the following line :"kernel /boot/vmlinux........ ... root=UUID=...strange letters and numbers....." When I satrt system I have the following messages: 1st line "Checkin file systems...." 2nd "fsck 1.40.2 ...... " 3rd "/dev/sda5 ....... " 4th "{this is error message in red } fsck.ext3: Unable to resolve UUID="and here UUID is completely different, fr
[16:54] <anthony_> om wich I have in both systems!!" 5th "fsck died with exit status 8..... it is all. Any suggestions please?
[16:54] <l815> how long until hardy is supposed to be released?
[16:54] <breakz> geirha hm ok
[16:54] <soundray> archman: try starting alacarte from a terminal  and see if it throws any error messages
[16:54] <soundray> !hardy | l815
[16:54] <ubotu> l815: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[16:54] <anthony_> bazhang > I have wrote a description
[16:54] <l815> ah thanks soundray
[16:55] <erUSUL> anthony_: blkid will tell you your partitions uuid's check them against what appears in /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:55] <soundray> nownot: yes -- it's purely command line and text configuration files.
[16:55] <geirha> anthony_: do you have any external drives with ext3 filesystems on?
[16:55] <Cyntrox> Um, how do I get out of a help document brought by "man foobar"...?
[16:55] <bazhang> anthony_: did something happen like a sudden shutdown during an update or something?
[16:55] <Pici> Cyntrox: q
[16:55] <Cyntrox> aha
[16:55] <bazhang> Cyntrox: q
[16:56] <soundray> Cyntrox: q
[16:56] <bazhang> haha
[16:56] <soundray> Anyone else wanna tell him? :)
[16:56] <bazhang> q
[16:56] <Cyntrox> thanks, Pici, bazhang  and soundray =P How was I supposed do know...
[16:56] <teamcobra> heheh
[16:56] <Cyntrox> cyntrox: q
[16:56] <archman> soundray: when i run it as normal user it says permission denied, but by root it opens. how to resolve that?
[16:56] <anthony_> bazhang  ; no, nothing - i just resized 1 partition on my hard, without OS on it
[16:56] <soundray> Cyntrox: man less
[16:56] <anthony_> geirha : I have 1 hard, and 3 ext3 partitions
[16:56] <geirha> Cyntrox: man man ;p
[16:56] <soundray> Cyntrox: less is the default pager that man uses
[16:57] <teamcobra> I'd remaster hardy if it wasn't so darned unstable ;p ;p wine even segfaults
[16:57] <bazhang> anthony_: was the partition still mounted?
[16:57] <noodlesgc> teamcobra why do you need hardy?
[16:57] <soundray> teamcobra, noodlesgc: #ubuntu+1 perhaps?
[16:57] <anthony_> bazhang : no, i resized it with acronis boot CD
[16:58] <l815> if i install xgl and upgrade to hardy, will hardy install xserver over xgl again?
[16:58] <anthony_> erUSUL : I tried it before, all in order
[16:58] <prashant> show the setting 4 pidgin
[16:58] <PriceChild> !hardy | l815
[16:58] <ubotu> l815: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[16:58] <soundray> archman: 'sudo chown -R $USER:$USER ~' and make sure you always run graphical programs with gksudo rather than sudo
[16:58] <teamcobra> noodlesgc, I'm making a shiny liveusb stick with qtnx for a rdesktop client ;)
[16:59] <prashant> show the setting 4 pidgin
[16:59] <l815> ahh my mistake
[16:59] <XiXaQ> can you use a CD-RW as a normal folder, like you can do in Windows, or do you have to use a CD-writer application for that?
[16:59] <teamcobra> hardy's kernel runs without problems on more hardware though, which is a good thing ;)
[16:59] <anthony_> erUSUL : I mean I have 3 linux distros installed on 3 diffirent partitions, and in grub menu UUIDs are the same, as they appear in boot section
[17:00] <XiXaQ> teamcobra, does qtnx support rdp? I didn't know that.
[17:00] <[T]an1> how do i know if i am using alsa, oss, etc... my sound system is set to auto detect, but I am trying to configure mplayer and not getting the right setup for sound.
[17:00] <teamcobra> XiXaQ: nope, but I run an nx server ;)
[17:00] <prashant> pidgin not work
[17:00] <PriceChild> !hardy | teamcobra
[17:00] <ubotu> teamcobra: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[17:00] <nownot> when i run sudo motion i get motion going to daemon mode and noting happens ..... any ideas
[17:00] <prashant> show pidgin setting 4 gtalk
[17:00] <soundray> XiXaQ: look into udftools
[17:00] <soundray> !info udftools | XiXaQ
[17:00] <ubotu> xixaq: udftools (source: udftools): tools for UDF filesystems and DVD/CD-R(W) drives. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0.0b3-12 (gutsy), package size 75 kB, installed size 240 kB
[17:01] <teamcobra> I'm waiting to see the nxclient lib to get integrated into vinagre though, which is coming ;)
[17:01] <breakz> erhm, another question about iptables, if I simply wanna add port 5555 to allow in and out connections, what does that line look like?
[17:01] <XiXaQ> teamcobra, oh, ok. It's a bit ambiguous.. rdesktop is the rdp client in Ubuntu.
[17:01] <prashant> show pidgin setting 4 gtalk
[17:01] <soundray> nownot: you need to make a config file
[17:01] <TheFarmer> Hello, I was thinking about setting Ubuntu up on an external drive, for dual boot, would that work? Rather than screwing with the internal drive?
[17:01] <soundray> nownot: I think there are examples. Look in /usr/share/doc/motion
[17:02] <prashant> it shows connection is timed out
[17:02] <prashant> hiiiiiiii
[17:02] <soundray> TheFarmer: Ubuntu is very good at that kind of "screwing". But if you're worried, look on the install page for advice regarding installing to/booting from USB
[17:03] <soundray> !install | TheFarmer
[17:03] <ubotu> TheFarmer: Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate
[17:03] <geirha> anthony_: boot in recovery mode, edit /etc/fstab, and replace UUID="..." with the device node.
[17:03] <geirha> anthony_: on the line fsck fails on
[17:03] <Bo^Dick> how do i update a software in ubuntu?
[17:03] <bazhang> fsck died with exit status 8 means that the fstab has the wrong uuid for that partition anthony_
[17:03] <wigren> i've noticed my firewall (firestarter) blocking outgoing packets on port 843. a google search showed this was some how tied to adobe flash but i didnt understand it. im continuing to block it. any suggestions?
[17:03] <LupusNox> huzzah for apt-get update !
[17:03] <soundray> Bo^Dick: 'sudo apt-get install packagename'
[17:04] <prashant> pidgin not work
[17:04] <prashant> it shows connection is timed out
[17:04] <anthony_> geirha : thanks!! I will try it now!
[17:04] <teamcobra> Bo^Dick,   "sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade" in a terminal without quotes
[17:04] <prashant> pidgin not work
[17:04] <prashant> it shows connection is timed out
[17:04] <archman> soundray: it just says starting main menu in taskbar and doesn't open...
[17:04] <anthony_> bazhang : thanks for the info! I will try to check all UIDS now and will change them if neccessary . Thanks!
[17:05] <TheFarmer> soundray: would the nessessary things be written to the NTFS (windows) (lilo , or whatever?) drive, for it to know there is another OS installed on the external?
[17:05] <Bo^Dick> i had problems with partimage
[17:05] <sid> /sbin/splash_util.static .. what is that? I have two of those processes running on this box..what does it do?
[17:05] <neverblue> prashant, what account is setup ? @hotmail, aim, irc, yahoo?
[17:05] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=b50143e936803a54bc529d4a2493c07b&t=291890&page=2 anthony_ from here ;]
[17:05] <prashant> gtalk
[17:05] <archman> soundray: i done that, but still the same  problem...
[17:05] <soundray> TheFarmer: no. Your BIOS would have to support booting from USB, and then you would have to change the boot priority in the BIOS setup.
[17:05] <archman> ef
[17:05] <anthony_> bazhang : i will check the link now :) thanks :)
[17:06] <archman> egfdww
[17:06] <soundray> archman: I don't know then, sorry. Please don't write rubbish in the channel.
[17:06] <neverblue> prashant, perhaps the server is down right now, re-check your login information, any pidgin related assistance can be directed to #pidgin
[17:06] <Bo^Dick> it wanted to add 3 gigs, this is gonna take forever at 250kb/sec
[17:06] <Pkunk> is Inotify+samba broken in Gutsy ? i rename a file in winderz explorer and only when i refresh the new name shows up
[17:06] <wigren> can somebody point me to a security related channel?
[17:07] <Squawk> wigren, with respect to what?
[17:07] <neverblue> wigren, ask your question, maybe someone here can help
[17:07] <bazhang> archman what is the issue please be precise
[17:07] <prashant> 1st connecting after sometime it shows connection is timed out
[17:07] <wigren> i've noticed my firewall (firestarter) blocking outgoing packets on port 843. a google search showed this was some how tied to adobe flash but i didnt understand it. im continuing to block it. any suggestions?
[17:07] <neverblue> prashant, like I said, try in #pidgin
[17:08] <Squawk> wigren, rather than looking at applications, look at protocols, let me google on it one sec
[17:08] <nownot> err i did config but i dont know how to run it command line at all and i cant find examples anywhere
[17:08] <prashant> but what i try
[17:08] <Squawk> wigren, 873 is rsync
[17:08] <bazhang> adobe phoning home?
[17:08] <soundray> nownot: man motion
[17:09] <Squawk> wigren, "grep 873 /etc/services". Rsync is a utility for syncing files on a remote server.
[17:09] <wigren> squawk, thanks. it havnt had any problems with flash. i just noticed port 843 was being blocked
[17:09] <Squawk> bazhang, I see no reason for adobe to use rsync, but id have to look into it
[17:09] <Squawk> wigren, do you get any packets hitting it?
[17:09] <bazhang> Squawk: that does seem odd though; thanks!
[17:09] <soundray> nownot: also man motion-control, and look at the pre-made /etc/motion/motion.conf
[17:10] <Bo^Dick> hope the updated version of partimage will work
[17:10] <wigren> squuak, not sure what that means
[17:10] <Bo^Dick> have you guys ever worked with partimage?
[17:10] <TheTravis> oh, hello
[17:10] <Squawk> wigren, does it actualy block any packets, or is it just setup to block packets just in case (ie, has it ever been used)
[17:10] <TheTravis> I managed to install ubuntu on my computer :)
[17:10] <soundray> Bo^Dick: yes. I've found it to be finicky whenever I tried something not standard
[17:10] <bazhang> bravo TheTravis!
[17:10] <ubuntuisloved> ive been following info for https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenLDAPServer slapd dameon and i wanted to look at the logs but slapd dameon is not writing in /var/logs/ for any log files? does anyone know if i can setup slapd to create a log file so i can monitor its use
[17:10] <soundray> !yay | TheTravis
[17:10] <Squawk> wigren, if the rule is actualy actively blocking packets, it might be worth trying to figure out what application is generating them
[17:10] <ubotu> TheTravis: Glad you made it! :-)
[17:11] <wigren> squwak, i think its blocking them. i notice it on the "events" tab
[17:11] <TheTravis> There was some problem with normal live-cd install
[17:11] <TheTravis> All i got was: "Permission denied"
[17:11] <Squawk> wigren, ok find the ip its blocking to and then run "whois" on that ip, maybe even visit it in a web browser, see what it is
[17:11] <sofiankrt> bod_: hey! I now have a fully functioning "Ubuntu" live flash drive!
[17:11] <breakz> erhm, another question about iptables, if I simply wanna add port 5555 to allow in and out connections, how should that line look like?
[17:11] <root____1> soundray: i f***cked up my whole account with that command you gave me. How can i roll back everything
[17:12] <Bo^Dick> soundray: the version i had refused to restore a ntfs partition
[17:12] <wigren> squawk, its 192.168.0.9
[17:12] <root____1> efgee
[17:12] <Squawk> wigren, thats on your local net, so forget it
[17:12] <PriceChild> "ohmy | root____1
[17:12] <geirha> Ubuntuuser: daemons should log to /var/log/daemon.log ...
[17:12] <Bo^Dick> soundray: it said "cannot read block 0"
[17:12] <wigren> squawk, ok. not a problem then?
[17:12] <soundray> !ohmy | root____1
[17:12] <ubotu> root____1: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[17:12] <sid> The splash screen/utilities from dapper, it continues to run even after the system is done booting?
[17:12] <Squawk> breakz, for input "iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5555 -j ACCEPT" (tcp)
[17:12] <sofiankrt> decided that I didn't want puppy after all
[17:12] <root____1> soundray: it's archman
[17:12] <geirha> ubuntuisloved: daemons should log to /var/log/daemon.log ...
[17:12] <bod_> sofiankrt, good for u !!
[17:13] <Squawk> breakz, for outbound "iptables -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 5555 -j ACCEPT" (tcp)
[17:13] <breakz> cheers m8, i´ll try it out
[17:13] <sofiankrt> bod_: I know! And it's really fast too!
[17:13] <root____1> soundray: pease help, i can't enter my account anymore..... :-(
[17:13] <teamcobra> how do I keep 1 package back from being upgraded in an apt-get upgrade?
[17:13] <Bo^Dick> i should've updated partimage only
[17:13]  * bod_ internet is lagging 20 secs or so,.,.just a heads up for anyone messaging me
[17:13] <Cyntrox> Is there any way to change the location of the default 'music' directory?
[17:13] <soundray> root____1: what's your user name?
[17:13] <Bo^Dick> the command apt-get update and upgrade updates all softwaer
[17:13] <teamcobra> I think I fixed the kernel problem in my remaster.... I'm making a gutsy remaster w/ up-to-date packages
[17:13] <root____1> soundray: archman
[17:13] <root____1> soundray: please help
[17:14] <teamcobra> Bo^Dick yes it does
[17:14] <soundray> root____1: boot in recovery mode and run 'chown -R archman:archman /home/archman'
[17:14] <TheFarmer> soundray: For the USB/External to be 2ed, DVD-RW to be first, and internal to be last?
[17:14] <noodlesgc> teamcobra open synaptic click the package then click Package->Lock version
[17:14] <Bo^Dick> btw, why is all my fonts like super small in all programs all of a sudden?
[17:14] <bod_> !helpme | root____1
[17:14] <ubotu> root____1: Avoid your questions being followed by a trail of "Please, help me", "Can nobody help me?", "I really need this!", and so on. This just contributes to making the channel unreadable. If you are not answered, ask again later; but see also !repeat and !patience
[17:14] <Squawk> root____1, or boot up a livecd, chroot into your linux environment and run passwd user
[17:14] <soundray> TheFarmer: that should work when there's no bootable disk in the DVD drive
[17:14] <TheFarmer> OK.
[17:15] <komputes> how can I check what repository a probram belongs in?
[17:15] <komputes> is it an apt-cache search command or something similar
[17:15] <Squawk> komputes, man apt-cache? I dont know the answer, so have a read
[17:15] <PriceChild> komputes, apt-cache madison packagename
[17:15] <soundray> komputes: dpkg -S /usr/bin/program to find out the packagename, then apt-cache show packagename
[17:16] <noodlesgc> komputes open synaptic then click the Origin button
[17:16] <TheTravis> ok, now i'll leave and go to celebrate well-done installation :) cu
[17:16] <Bo^Dick> is it possible to display the package name for a certain software?
[17:17] <PriceChild> noodlesgc, i don't think "show" shows it.
[17:17] <PriceChild> Bo^Dick, see what soundray said above
[17:17] <soundray> Bo^Dick: 'dpkg -S /some/file/from/the/package'
[17:17] <Bo^Dick> many thanks
[17:17] <noodlesgc> PriceChild ???
[17:17] <PriceChild> noodlesgc, try it :)
[17:17] <mike23> hi....
[17:17] <PriceChild> noodlesgc, madison shows the repository and section
[17:18] <Bo^Dick> i wonder what key i accidently hit that made my fonts small
[17:18] <mike23> alguien de habla hispana?
[17:18] <komputes> PriceChild: thanks, but why do they call it madison?
[17:19] <Bo^Dick> it applies to skype, kvirc
[17:19] <noodlesgc> PriceChild using synaptic, the origin button will show a list of all packages from that repository
[17:19] <SleepingSloth> !esp mike23
[17:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about esp mike23 - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:19] <SleepingSloth> !esp
[17:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about esp - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:19] <PriceChild> komputes, they like girls names.
[17:19] <SleepingSloth> !es
[17:19] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[17:19] <SleepingSloth> :S
[17:19] <komputes> noodlesgc: I'm on server, no synaptic
[17:19] <PriceChild> komputes, they check source packages with linda and lintian for example.
[17:19] <archman> soundray: it works, thank you, sorry for my rude behaviour, i was pissed.....
[17:20] <komputes> PriceChild: craziness, debian craziness, well thanks
[17:20] <prince_jammys> archman: who were you logged in as when you did the original command?
[17:20] <gtno> Hi, I am having some troubles installing my wireless drivers
[17:20] <archman_> prince_jammys: root
[17:21] <prince_jammys> archman_: that's why
[17:21] <prince_jammys> archman_ then the variable $USER became    root:root
[17:21] <archman_> soundray: thanks, it works all, sorry for my rude behaviour, i was pissed...
[17:22] <archman_> prince_jammys: but i have overwritten USER with archman
[17:22] <CVD-PR> Hey in windows if i del de extension windows dont know what type is the file, but in linux if i del the extension still know? how to do that in lnux?
[17:22] <prince_jammys> archman_: right, it's fine now.  originally when you did chown -R $USER:$USER  , it became root:root because you happened to be root at the time
[17:22] <danhs> I have a really stupid, easy question
[17:23] <danhs> I'm trying to set emacs as my default editor.....
[17:23] <wols> CVD-PR: to do what? linux doesn't care about extensions
[17:23] <danhs> so I figure .profile and just add this line EDITOR=emacs
[17:23] <archman_> prince_jammys: oooh yes i think i ran it first with USER by root
[17:23] <gtno> I am trying to install Realtek RTL8187B wireless drivers and I used Wireless Network Drivers to find the windows inf file to install them, but it says my hardware is not present.  Any help would be wondeful. Thanks.
[17:23] <archman_> prince_jammys: my god...
[17:23] <danhs> and yet when I do echo $EDITOR.....I get blank on the terminal
[17:23] <danhs> what am I doing wrong?
[17:23] <finn__> how can I get past the "partition drives" point during installation so I can pick an USB stick to install to?
[17:23] <finn__> don't want the discs formated now
[17:24] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:24] <finn__> (alternative CD)
[17:24] <wols> finn__: how is the usb stick formatted right now?
[17:24] <finn__> probably fat something.
[17:25] <wols> finn__: you cnanot install ubuntu on fat partitions
[17:25] <finn__> but I cannot select it to format it either
[17:26] <danhs> you know what?  I added editor=emacs to .bashrc and that worked
[17:26] <danhs> I guess it's limited to bash now if I wanted to change shells.....
[17:26] <danhs> .profile doesn't work?
[17:26] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb any sugestions
[17:26] <hoarycripple> Cyntrox, you're welcome.  how's the dual monitor setup working out for you?
[17:26] <anthony_> thanks all! I solved the problem with your help!
[17:27] <wols> danhs: update-alternatives
[17:27] <Cyntrox> hoarycripple: Perfectly ;) Thanks again
[17:27] <Squawk> danhs, you can also set editor in /etc/rc.conf (certainly in some distros, not sure of ubuntu)
[17:27] <wols> Squawk: not in ubuntu
[17:27] <finn__> it's a 7.04 CD I'm using
[17:27] <danhs> wols: update-alternatives?
[17:28] <wols> yes
[17:28] <danhs> I'm sorry, what does that mean?
[17:28] <Squawk> wols, is there a gloabal variable that can be set?
[17:28] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r tv card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:28] <wols> Squawk: update-alternatives
[17:28] <danhs> Squawk: that kind of sucks because that'd system wide.....
[17:28] <Corty> any streamripper users here?
[17:29] <nownot> i hate motion
[17:29] <sand74> kstreamripper
[17:29] <anthony_> can you suggest me some beginners reading about ubuntu. I have read some mini manuals, and a book about bash. What am I to read next?
[17:29] <Squawk> danhs, true enough, but since im the only user of my system... fair point
[17:29] <genius> where can i edit user's autorun? (not /etc/init.d) I have my own version of mySQL server and i want it to start and stop when i logged in
[17:29] <wols> danhs: ~/.profile or such
[17:29] <emad> hello , i need a way to create a [WIN32 Console Application] on Ubuntu 7.10
[17:29] <wols> genius: logged in HOW?
[17:29] <Corty> sand74, :) does that support password protected streams?
[17:29] <Squawk> anthony_, what do you want to do with linux/ubuntu. Your reading will be dictated by what you want to achieve
[17:29] <wols> emad: mingw32
[17:29] <danhs> Squawk: I share workstation with another person....
[17:29] <sand74> no
[17:29] <genius> wols: logged into X
[17:30] <Corty> sand74, ...
[17:30] <wols> genius: gnome has some autorun thingie
[17:30] <Corty> sand74, thanks, anyway
[17:30] <ubuntuisloved> geirha: no its not writing to that log file
[17:30] <sand74> no it dont#t support password streams
[17:30] <genius> wols: how about autoshutdown? :)
[17:30] <danhs> Squawk: I have to say, I'm kind of digging the powerful workstation, weak terminals paradigm
[17:30] <danhs> Squawk: It's very nice
[17:30] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:31] <wols> sand74: what driver and what does dmesg say when you load the driver?
[17:31] <bazhang> !training | anthony_
[17:31] <ubotu> anthony_: A desktop course manual for Ubuntu 7.10 can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training
[17:31] <anthony_> Squawk : I installed it because it is more convinient for me than XP. I want to learn linux at all, step by step. Not to become just a user. I am learning Pyhon here, writing web pages, and so on. But I need 1st to learn linux at all
[17:31] <sand74> saa7134 the dmesg say nothing
[17:31] <emad> wols>>> Thanks I found it in synaptic manager
[17:31] <Daemonik> Is there a utility to convert office 2007 .doc and .xls files to something OpenOffice can open?
[17:32] <bazhang> anthony_: and you can install diveintopython from the repos it is a free ebook about that
[17:32] <|unjustice|> anthony_: its pretty intuitive, but the manual will help
[17:32] <wols> danhs: novell supposedly works on something. not yet in ubuntu. too new
[17:32] <Squawk> anthony_, i presume you dont want to be limited to jsut ubuntu in that case. I would suggest looking at kernel compilation. learn how to compile a kernel, first under ubuntu, but also under other distros
[17:32] <sand74> it  also dont works if i add saa7134-dvb module
[17:32] <wols> anthony_: learn as you go. best way
[17:32] <anthony_> thanks all!
[17:32] <wols> anthony_: gives motivationt oo
[17:33] <denny> Hi.  I'm having some sound issues, i.e. I don't seem to have any  :)  Loading the mixer gives me a working set of sliders, I've made sure the volume is on etc.  Loading a music playback application works, there are no errors, but there is also no sound.  Suggested things to check?
[17:33] <Squawk> anthony_, and just write little shell scripts to make life easier for yourself, log analysis, that kind of thing
[17:33] <danhs> wols: I'm just using Xming and xdmcp and it's pretty good......
[17:33] <bazhang> anthony_: and come back here and yell at us often ;]
[17:33] <emad> does Kdevelop can create an WIN32 Console Appl.
[17:33] <wols> sand74: "add" how?
[17:33] <anthony_> Squawk : im goin for it, it is in my plans
[17:33] <spidey> looking for help with installing a nvidia 8800 with gutsy
[17:33] <Squawk> denny, stupid things like speackers in and plugged in, turned on?
[17:33] <wols> danhs: what has your non ubuntu X server to do with ubuntu?
[17:33] <sand74> modprobe
[17:33] <wols> !nvidia | spidey
[17:33] <ubotu> spidey: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[17:33] <anthony_> thanks, bazhang :)
[17:33] <KristianDK> Hi there :) If i want an RSS reader for Gnome, what should i choose, and is there some kind of widget available?
[17:33] <danhs> wols: I think NX (from no machine) is a little bit better.....I'd really like it if I could have "full pretty desktop" like NX with VNC; and with no keyboard interrupt problems
[17:34] <bazhang> spidey: you will need to get the new driver from nvidia's site for that
[17:34] <sharperguy> Anyone know  how to get sound working on the dell 1420n (the one that comes with ubuntu) with the realtime kernel? (it works fine on the generic kernel)
[17:34] <wols> !info freenx-servre
[17:34] <ubotu> Package freenx-servre does not exist in gutsy
[17:34] <danhs> wols: X server has nothing to do with it.....my crappy windows laptop connects to powerful ubuntu machine....it's quite nice......you mentioned the Novell thing
[17:34] <wols> !info freenx-server
[17:34] <ubotu> Package freenx-server does not exist in gutsy
[17:34] <anthony_> I will look up something on NET, and then I have to register a name for myself here :)
[17:34] <danhs> wols: Yea, free-NX seems a bit dead....unfortunately
[17:34] <spidey> bazhang: I've tried the latest from the site, envy, and they all have issues
[17:35] <Squawk> spidey, the nvidia website has good drivers for linux if you happen to be using a non standard install (I have a custom kernel for example). you get a shell script to run that pretty much does the entire install for the nvidia drivers
[17:35] <wols> danhs: it's non-free software iirc
[17:35] <denny> Squawk: yeah, checked that one quite a few times  :)
[17:35] <anthony_> Thanks for Support, and Best regards from Russia ;)
[17:35] <komputes> bazhang: I had issues with Envy as well
[17:35] <bazhang> spidey: which 8800 is this? the gts or the gts512?
[17:35] <danhs> wols: Best thing about NX or vnc over X window solution is that I can ALT-TAB and other keyboard commands and not have them execute locally, but instead on the remote machine
[17:35] <wols> Squawk: do not advocate for using nvidia.com drivers in here. it breaks their ubuntu installs. if you want to do that, go to #nvidia
[17:35] <sand74> i add the module with modprobe
[17:35] <danhs> errr *over* meaning "making it better than X window solution"
[17:35] <spidey> bazhang: it's just a gt but with 512 mem
[17:36] <Squawk> wols, I said if hes using a non standard system
[17:36] <Bitmess> I am running with the following command but it keeps including my XP virtual machine which I am trying to exclude. Here is the command tar cvpzf backup.tgz --exclude=/proc --exclude=/lost+found --exclude=/backup.tgz --exclude=/mnt --exclude=/media --exclude=/var/lib/vmware-server/Virtual Machines/ --exclude=/sys /
[17:36] <wols> Squawk: even then
[17:36] <denny> I had to write my own xorg.conf, the ubuntu tools can't cope with three screens running from two cards  :)
[17:36] <wols> Squawk: nvidia.com drivers ALWAYS break the system
[17:36] <denny> the drivers installed okay as standard though
[17:36] <danhs> wols: I found Envy fixed my nvidia driver problems
[17:36] <wols> bazhang: does ubuntu have the concept of "backports"?
[17:36] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:37] <bazhang> wols: yes; you can enable them in synaptic ;]
[17:37] <wols> danhs: it broke your ubuntu awfully. please stop talking to me on any future problems your system has. thank you, goodbye
[17:37] <warrend> hi
[17:37] <Squawk> wols, if hes looking for a solution and has a non-standard system (custom kernel for example) my solutino will work. I do not advocate one method over the other, but since he asked in here, he gets told in here
[17:37] <spidey> bazhang: I've been reading the forums, and tried all they could think of, and I'm close, but I don't think that it's working because the nvidia-settings won't recognize that the driver is in use
[17:37] <genii> Bitmess: Use a wildcard * after Virtual instead of space
[17:37] <wols> bazhang: how about the user doing them? e.g. compiling nvidia sources from hardy?
[17:37] <Bitmess> genii: thanks
[17:37] <Squawk> spidey, have you tried compiling nvidia modules directly into the kernel, rather than as modules?
[17:37] <wols> Squawk: it will not work. it will break his install. breaking people's install is a NO NO under ANY circumstances
[17:38] <genii> Bitmess: np
[17:38] <wols> Squawk: how is that supposed to work?
[17:38] <denny> wols: I don't see your aggressive attitude persuading anyone to take your opinion onboard
[17:38] <Squawk> wols, its working on mine ;)
[17:38] <CVD-PR> command to check net stats?
[17:38] <bazhang> wols I have heard of that; even some talk on the user mailing lists and the forums--though that is quite complex; glad to see you back btw ;]
[17:38] <denny> I'm not saying you're wrong, but you could be a bit more polite about it :)
[17:38] <wols> denny: I don't care. I don't wanna proselytie
[17:38] <spidey> squawk: no that I haven't tried yet
[17:39] <bazhang> denny: eh he is who he is--and he is very knowledgeable ;]
[17:39] <wols> bazhang: /msg dpkg simple sid backport. not hard, as long as nothing goes wrong of course and the maintainers set sensbile depends which they don't always do :)
[17:39] <pegger> how would I assign   "         head -n $NUMBER  ftpd.passwd   |tail -1         " to a varable in a shell script
[17:39] <CVD-PR> ?
[17:39] <wols> bazhang: the problem is, it's not really a "ubuntu way"
[17:39] <bazhang> wols aha ;]
[17:40] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:40] <DRebellion> pegger, backslash (\) escape the spaces and $??
[17:40] <warrend> someone knows when wine 0.9.56 will be available on budgetdedicated?
[17:40] <wols> Squawk: modprobe the kernel. then there is something in demsg
[17:40] <bazhang> CVD-PR: like network activity? ntop might do that for you
[17:40] <wols> warrend: ask budgetdedicated, not us
[17:40] <warrend> ^^
[17:40] <pegger> DRebellion: I dont get how a / will help
[17:40] <wols> doh
[17:40] <ks3> pegger, put backticks around it - VARIABLE=`command`
[17:41] <wols> sand74: modprobe the kernel module then there is something in dmesg or you get an error
[17:41] <denny> ks3: does that put the command into the variable, or the output from it?
[17:41] <wols> sand74: make sure beforehand the module isn't already laoded
[17:41] <Squawk> pegger: "newline=`head -2 newfstab | tail -1`" without the "'s
[17:41] <budi_> hello
[17:41] <bazhang> hi budi_
[17:41] <ks3> ahhh, sorry... wasn't paying close enough attention
[17:41] <DRebellion> pegger, backslash not forward slash
[17:41] <Squawk> pegger, sorry for the newfstab, was testing it on a file
[17:41] <sand74> i get no error if i grep for DVB there is nothing
[17:41] <Pici> pegger: variable = $(head -n $NUMBER  ftpd.passwd   |tail -1)
[17:41] <denny> ks3: not sure which the original question was about, I was just curious  :)
[17:41] <pegger> ks3: aha that was it back ticks
[17:42] <sand74> i make rmmod before
[17:42] <pegger> ks3: I tried everythign else double quotes single quotes, I forogt about he back ticks
[17:42] <budi_> need driver vga ati
[17:42] <DRebellion> pegger, export var=head\ -n\ \$NUMBER\  ftpd.passwd\ |\ tail\ -1
[17:42] <noodlesgc> !ati | budi
[17:42] <ubotu> budi: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[17:42] <anthony_> also wanted to ask - is there something special, that I should know abour Studio Ubuntu? I am musician, and I have installed it as well. So is it just Ubuntu with audio/video/graphic apps?
[17:43] <pegger> DRebellion: the back ticks was all I needed
[17:43] <Squawk> wols, re in kernel vs modules, I had a lot of trouble with a new kernel getting my nvidia module to load, compiling it in just worked (I have no clue why, I jsut know it did).
[17:43] <DRebellion> pegger, export var=head\ -n\ \$NUMBER\ ftpd.passwd\ |\ tail\ -1
[17:43] <gtno> Hi, I am still having some troubles with Realtek RTL8187B drivers, I have ndiswrapper installed and I had it install my windows drivers and I've typed the following commands: sudo depmod -a and sudo modprobe ndiswrapper.  I still can't get it to recognize my hardware or a wireless connection.  Can anyone help me out?
[17:43] <DRebellion> pegger, export var=head\ -n\ \$NUMBER\ ftpd.passwd\ \|\ tail\ -1
[17:43] <budi_> my compiz not start help
[17:43] <noodlesgc> anthony_ yes plus a low-latency kernel so realtime audio works better
[17:43] <DRebellion> pegger, keep making mistakes ;)
[17:43] <Squawk> DRebellion, thats a bit overblown init?
[17:44] <budi_> anybody can speak indonesia
[17:44] <Pici> !id | budi_
[17:44] <ubotu> budi_: join ke #ubuntu-id untuk membahas ubuntu dalam bahasa Indonesia
[17:44] <anthony_> noodlesgc : so the kernel is a little diffirent?
[17:44] <nanbudh> i am on fluxbuntu.scim is not working on firefox. please help.
[17:44] <wols> Squawk: how did you compile in the nvidia module?
[17:44] <noodlesgc> anthony_ yes it's the realtime kernel
[17:45] <anthony_> thanks! I will read about it then :)
[17:45] <nanbudh> its working okay in leafpad etc but not in webpages textboxes
[17:45] <budi_> saya per setting vga yang benar untuk card radeon
[17:45] <Squawk> wols, just edited the config so that it was compiled into the kernel rather than as a module (cant remember which module, was one of the ones in SATA support)
[17:45] <wols> budi_: english only
[17:45] <Squawk> wols, can't check atm, currently booted into gentoo
[17:45] <wols> Squawk: that is NOT the nvidia module then. you cannot compile that in
[17:46] <wols> for starters it taints the kernel
[17:46] <noodlesgc> anthony_ i have 2 kernels, when i want to do audio i boot realtime, anything else i use regular. you can choose which to boot if you press esc during the grub loading
[17:46] <nanbudh> i suspect something is missing in firefox. my scim is okay
[17:46] <wols> anthony_: what happens if you load the driver in the realtime kernel?
[17:46] <levander`> Is there any command line for telling me how much of a signal my wireless network card is getting from the router?
[17:46] <werneck> I'm building a custom install, from ubuntu server, but I need to put a minimal xserver in there... I already have an extra/ directory configured, but how can I easily download all needed packages to put there?
[17:46] <nanbudh> any ideas please?
[17:46] <wols> werneck: why a extra directory?
[17:46] <DRebellion> levander`, depends on your drivers/chipset whether you can get that info
[17:47] <werneck> wols: why not?
[17:47] <golfgti235> hi
[17:47] <sand74> i get no messege in dmesg when i grep fot DVB
[17:47] <wols> werneck: we install stuff via apt-get here
[17:47] <anthony_> noodlesgc : thanks! it can be useful!
[17:47] <werneck> wols: I have to add some non-signed packages... without it the installer complain about the Release
[17:47] <cdealer> hey ... how can I add to the application menu a new launcher ?
[17:47] <wols> werneck: if you want to install from source you are free to do so but then seek support from the place you got the source (x.org and their irc channels)
[17:47] <anthony_> wols : sorry, I dunno :( im still a newbie in linux
[17:47] <cdealer> where are the menu launcher ...
[17:47] <levander`> DRebellion: I'm using ndiswrapper and a Linksys card.  The percentage is available in network-admin, so there is a system API to retrieve it.  But, I don't know if there's a command line tool to access that API.
[17:47] <werneck> wols: right, but I'm making a custom install cd for a computer with no network
[17:47] <wols> werneck: so?
[17:47] <wols> werneck: what non signed packages?
[17:48] <budi_> can anybody to list mp3 link
[17:48] <wols> anthony_: a "doesn't work" answer from you won't help us diagnose the problem. we need more info
[17:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[17:48] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[17:48] <werneck> wols: I'm not installing from source... I need to put xorg and gdm packages there, but I don't want to track all needed dependencies manually...
[17:49] <wols> werneck: simply apt-get your packages then and be done with it. why can't you do this?
[17:49] <wols> werneck: fyi, X serves on a server are a blaspehmy
[17:49] <werneck> wols: because the computer won't have a network to do it
[17:49] <Pici> wols: Hes not installing.
[17:49] <gtno> Can anyone help me out with Realtek RTL8187B drivers for Ubuntu?  I typed sudo lshw and it doesn't even show it on the list.
[17:49] <wols> werneck: apt-zip
[17:49] <wols> Pici: who isn't?
[17:49] <werneck> wols: I'm not religious about software
[17:49] <Pici> wols: Please try to be helpful, you are being *very* negative.
[17:49] <danhs> wols: I see what you meant about update-alternatives now.....let me ask you a dumb question though: can I setup the default editor on a  per-user basis?
[17:49] <wols> groovehunter: lspci
[17:49] <guitrokr> is there ANYONE who has suspend/hibernate working in Gutsy?
[17:49] <levander`> DRebellion: Do you know the command line to try?
[17:50] <danhs> wols: It looks like I need to sudo to change update-alternatives config
[17:50] <wols> danhs: no sorry. ~/.profile should do it tho instead of .bashrc
[17:50] <sand74> Hallo trying to install Avermedia e506r card with saa7134 drivers but there is no /dev/dvb
[17:50] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ man decode-dimms; No manual entry for decode-dimms" Where can I obtain a manual?
[17:50] <budi_> xorg.conf fail
[17:50] <werneck> wols: what's apt-zip?
[17:50] <anthony_> wols : sorry, I think we misunderstood each other - I had a problem, but it is already solved.  I didn't ask about drivers :( sorry
[17:50] <DRebellion> levander`, no idea, sorry.
[17:50] <guitrokr> it always worked great in fiesty and now gutsy is broken
[17:50] <wols> werneck: a package
[17:50] <frank232> werneck: not sure how to build a custom install cd but you could use an ubuntu alternate install cd as a repository
[17:50] <danhs> wols: huh....I *can* use ~/.profile?
[17:50] <wols> !anyone | guitrokr
[17:50] <danhs> I guess if I just set editor = emacs in profile
[17:50] <ubotu> guitrokr: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[17:50] <wols> danhs: why not? your user owns that file
[17:50] <levander`> danhs: Try the shell variable EDITOR.  A lot of programs check that variable when they are supposed to launch an editor.
[17:51] <guitrokr> that is my real question wols
[17:51] <wols> danhs: only executed on real logins tho
[17:51] <danhs> levander`: Apparently not subversion
[17:51] <wols> guitrokr: no it is not
[17:51] <werneck> frank232: the custom install cd is almost done is working... that's not the issue... I just need the smallest possible x server there, and I need to copy the packages to the cd
[17:51] <guitrokr> suspend no work, i want suspend work, how much more clear can i be?
[17:51] <wols> werneck: get xorg
[17:51] <danhs> I changed EDITOR environment variable and subversion behavior didn't change
[17:51] <danhs> I'd like to make it "universal"
[17:51] <tezem> Can somebody tell me how to enable the udp and tcp echo service in xinetd?
[17:51] <danhs> so maybe "editor" variable
[17:51] <bullgard4> guitrokr: Me.
[17:51] <arrrghhh> hey all, so i have the magic disappearing titlebar issue but i am NOT using compiz.
[17:52] <guitrokr> i'm an experienced linux user and this suspend thing is killing me
[17:52] <wols> !dowsn't work | guitrokr
[17:52] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dowsn't work - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[17:52] <DRebellion> danhs, put export EDITOR=<youreditor> into ~/.bashrc
[17:52] <levander`> danhs: There's a way to tell svn what editor to use, I've done it before.  But, I've switched to git.  If you can figure out what command svn is using, you could alias that command per-user is one way to do it.
[17:52] <wols> !doesn't work | guitrokr
[17:52] <BuFF> hi, i'm having a problem with firestarter: after i lauch it, it kills itself automaticaly after few minutes, any ideas to solve this ?
[17:52] <ubotu> guitrokr: Doesn't work is a strong statement. Does it sit on the couch all day? Does it want more money? Is it on IRC all the time? Please be specific! Examples of what doesn't work tend to help too.
[17:52] <mejaime> anyone can emulate world 3d poker in ubuntu?
[17:52] <wols> mejaime: windows program? then #winehq
[17:52] <danhs> levander`: Yea, I agree......I just don't want to have vim be my default editor for eveyrthing *but* subversion
[17:52] <mejaime> yes
[17:52] <werneck> wols: yes, that's what I'm asking here... how to get all xorg packages in one dir, not to install them
[17:53] <danhs> I'd just like to set my "editor" path to point to emacs
[17:53] <SleepingSloth> wols, i've seen similar questions regarding suspend/hibernate 'not working' specifically hanging X. I dont think guitrokr is being facetious - it's a known issue
[17:53] <guitrokr> wols it suspends fine, it won't resume, i get the text in yellow "Linu" on the upper left screen and then it goes quite and does nothing at all and i have to hard reboot it
[17:53] <Jack_Sparrow> guitrokr, Are you using an ATI video card?
[17:53] <danhs> but, I figure putting a "editor" link in ~/bin seemed hackish and definitely not hte "right way"
[17:53] <levander`> danhs: Shell variables are almost always used in upper-case.  editor won't work I'd definitely bet on that.
[17:53] <danhs> so I was hoping there is "right way"
[17:53] <guitrokr> no it is an intel chipset Jack_Sparrow
[17:53] <wols> werneck: clean your apt archive and use the apt-get "download only" option. see apt-get manpage
[17:53] <nanbudh> i just discovered that if i copy pasted from leafpad into firefox webpage textboxes the indic languages(punjabi specifically) work all fine. its just that i cannot type punjabi text directly into firefox :-(
[17:53] <gtno> Is there a waiting list to be helped?
[17:53] <LupusNox_> it's been a long while since I've used the Linux command line.  Is there a recommended primer for the basic commands?  like copying/moving files, searching for specific file names, etc?
[17:53] <bullgard4> guitrokr: I am using Linux for 1 1/2 years now. It was not easy to get it working in Resume from Suspend and Hibernation. One needs to read much and experiment.
[17:53] <levander`> danhs: That's an svn problem.  Sometime applications are non-standard.
[17:53] <danhs> levander`: oh?  you think so?
[17:54] <sand74> someone avermedia e506r card running?
[17:54] <guitrokr> bullgard4: i've been spending much time on it and i've gotten nowhere, uswsusp broke it more, so i removed it
[17:54] <wols> danhs: yes. apps need to honor EDITOR to work
[17:54] <danhs> levander`: I just figured that ubuntu doesn't use environment variable EDITOR but instead used path variable "editor"
[17:54] <guitrokr> i've looked everywhere but everyone seems to have a different suspend issue, its not just one thing
[17:54] <wols> danhs: that is /etc/alternatives
[17:54] <levander`> danhs: Yeah, the EDITOR variable is an old standard.  I'm sure they've heard the complaints about not support it before.  And, I'm sure they've got some non-sense excuse for not doing it.
[17:54] <noodlesgc> guitrokr you are using intel 965?
[17:54] <LupusNox_> go ahead and ask your question, gtno,  and be as specific as possible
[17:54] <bullgard4> guitrokr: The best results I obtained using pm-tools.
[17:54] <danhs> levander`: Okay....I'll just set the environment variable and not worry about it then
[17:54] <levander`> danhs: Every time someone does something non-standard, they've always got some non-sense to back it up.  It's rarely really valid.
[17:54] <danhs> nothing else you can do
[17:55] <guitrokr> noodlesgc: its a 945GM
[17:55] <arrrghhh> any ideas?  everywhere i've seen people say their title bars disappear, they were using compiz.  this machine could definitely not handle compiz, and it is turned off
[17:55] <levander`> danhs: I don't know that svn doesn't check EDITOR.  I'm just commenting on your claim that it doesn't.
[17:55] <werneck> wols: I tried that, but the system I'm using to build the cd already has xorg and other stuff installed, and won't track dependencies correctly
[17:55] <danhs> levander`: Seems silly to have "editor" on the path if I won't use it tho....no?
[17:55] <unamed> ragazzi
[17:55] <unamed> ci siete?
[17:55] <wols> werneck: then use apt-zip
[17:55] <noodlesgc> guitrokr thats what i have and my suspend && hibernate work.
[17:55] <unamed> ah sorry
[17:55] <unamed> dear friend
[17:55] <levander`> danhs: Not sure what you mean.
[17:55] <unamed> are you here?
[17:55] <FloodBot2> unamed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:55] <Pici> !it | unamed
[17:55] <ubotu> unamed: Vai su #ubuntu-it se vuoi parlare in italiano, in questo canale usiamo solo l'inglese. Grazie!
[17:55] <guitrokr> bullgard4: do you have an intel video driver or something else?
[17:55] <werneck> wols: ok... you're not being helpful... thanks for your time
[17:55] <bullgard4> guitrokr: The results differ because the hardware differs so vastly.
[17:56] <noodlesgc> guitrokr are you using intel or i810 driver?
[17:56] <guitrokr> noodlesgc: you have the 945 and you are using the experimental intel driver or the i810?
[17:56] <danhs> levander`: I mean, even if I changed EDITOR environment variable the "editor" path variable is still pointing to vim; which I don't intend to use.....that seems silly
[17:56] <danhs> no?
[17:56] <guitrokr> i'm using intel noodlesgc
[17:56] <bullgard4> guitrokr: Yes, Intel video driver.
[17:56] <seek> nabend zusammen
[17:56] <Jack_Sparrow> guitrokr, See if this is the same issue..   https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/136453
[17:56] <guitrokr> so i should look into pm-tools to fix it with intel driver bullgard4?
[17:56] <danhs> levander: Apparently, update-alternatives can change that to point to emacs....but it's system-wide.....not user specific
[17:56] <arrrghhh> i could really use some help with this, everything is breaking very poorly and makes linux look bad... i have a very new user here, and it really looks bad when simple things break without reason or a fix.
[17:56] <levander> danhs: What makes you think there's an editor shell variable?  Did you set it yourself?  If so, yes, feel free to unset.
[17:57] <_Oz_> yello
[17:57] <bullgard4> guitrokr: Yes, this would be my first advise.
[17:57] <danhs> levander: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-the-default-editor-from-nano-on-ubuntu-linux/
[17:57] <guitrokr> ok i will research it bullgard4
[17:57] <levander> dahlia: Oh.  The /etc/alternatives aren't considered shell variables.  There's a difference.  /etc/alternatives is just the way debian (and derivatives) have set it up to let a system choose default applications.
[17:57] <danhs> levander: The wacky thing is, that guide is suggesting a system wide change
[17:57] <bullgard4> guitrokr: Good luck!
[17:57] <slashzul> how do you allow remote xservers to your ubuntu desktop?
[17:58] <danhs> levander: okay.  that's what svn is using.....and frankly, i'd personally prefer if "editor" pointed to emacs anyway
[17:58] <danhs> levander: but I really don't care to make a system wide change
[17:58] <danhs> other people use this box.....
[17:58] <levander> danhs: You make a good point, /etc/alternatives is system-wide.  It'd be better to have them user-specific.  I bet aliases is what is recommended for per-user settings though.
[17:59] <wols> werneck: have you even looked what apt-zip does?
[17:59] <danhs> levander: Ahhh clever.....
[17:59] <slashzul> how do you allow remote xservers to your ubuntu desktop?
[17:59] <danhs> levander: I'm still somewhat new to unix in general....alias seems like good solution though
[17:59] <slashzul> getting this error:
[17:59] <werneck> wols: yes, I did, and it's not what I need
[18:00] <arrrghhh> anyone?
[18:00] <slashzul> access control disabled
[18:00] <arrrghhh> no one else has had this issue?
[18:00] <JakeDust> Hem, I'm having GRUB problems, it cannot boot Windows on /dev/sda4, returns Error 12, what should I do? The partition was working perfectly until I installed GRUB on /dev/sda
[18:00] <levander> danhs: Actually, aliases may not work.  I'm thinking how it works internally.  Just try it and see if it works.
[18:00] <danhs> k
[18:00] <werneck> wols: I'm not installing, I'm building a custom install
[18:00] <levander> danhs: svn has a shell variable for which editor it uses.  I bet you have to set that.
[18:00] <pegger> is it possible to get nawk to rad from stdin instead of just a file
[18:01] <levander> danhs: Do you know what shell variables are?
[18:01] <bazhang> arrrghhh: what is the precise issue?
[18:01] <wols> werneck: and you doN't have a full CD to use?
[18:01] <danhs> shell variables?  no
[18:01] <danhs> not environment variables?
[18:01] <wols> werneck: youaskd how to get a xorg and its dependencies only into a directory, and it's what this will do btw
[18:01] <levander> danhs: On a command prompt, type 'env'.  That will list all your shell variables (aka environment variables).
[18:01] <arrrghhh> bazhang, so i have a new linux convert.  and her computer's old, so she was using xfce.  it was acting weird, so i told her to give gnome a shot.  she boots in, and not 2 minutes into it the titlebars from every window disappear.  she's not using compiz.  reboot didn't fix it.
[18:02] <danhs> levander: yep.....config file for SVN *says* it looks at $EDITOR but when I set EDITOR to emacs, subversion still went to vim
[18:02] <levander> danhs: In the bash shell, you can set a shell variable named FOO to a value BAR via 'export FOO=BAR'.
[18:02] <danhs> so I figured it was just calling "editor"
[18:02] <bazhang> arrrghhh: please more info; what cpu, how much ram what video card what drivers etc
[18:02] <arrrghhh> i had titlebars disappear on me with gnome as well.  i said screw it and installed kde.
[18:03] <danhs> bizarre, no?
[18:03] <levander> danhs: Are you setting EDITOR on the same command line that you're using svn from?
[18:03] <levander> danhs: Are you using svn on a command line or from a GUI?
[18:03] <danhs> errr I added EDITOR=emacs to ~/.bashrc
[18:03] <danhs> command line
[18:03] <arrrghhh> bazhang, it's a strange chipset... the video is integrated VIA and it has 768 mb of ram i believe... is there a way i can determine all this info from a shell?
[18:03] <danhs> no tortoise for linux yet, hence no *good* gui
[18:03] <Squawk> danhs, if you make changes to bashrc, run the command "bash" on command line to get access to those new variables/alias's
[18:03] <levander> danhs: That script only gets run when the shell starts.  It's an initialization file.
[18:03] <danhs> okay let me give this a shot
[18:04] <bazhang> arrrghhh: lspci and lshw would be good places to look
[18:04] <Spion> This is extremely weird. I have a problem with my laptop sound card on Ubuntu. Its an snd-hda-intel soundcard, Conexant CX20549 (Venice) codec. If I reboot to XP and then back to linux, the sound card is not working. Rebooting to linux again does not fix the problem. But if I reboot to XP while removing the adapter (running the system on battery power), then plugging in the adapter again and rebooting to ubuntu, the card suddenly works.
[18:04] <Spion> any ideas why this would happen?
[18:04] <levander> danhs: running 'bash ~/.bashrc' won't work.  You have to 'source ~/.bashrc'
[18:05] <bazhang> Spion: windows may be doing something I have heard of this issue with dual boots before
[18:05] <Spion> the same thing happens with at least 3 versions of the alsa driver, and no standard fixes that I found on the forums helped.
[18:05] <evil_tech> does anyone have ubuntu running on a dell poweredge 2450?
[18:05] <danhs> okay
[18:05] <Spion> bazhang, thats my guess too
[18:05] <danhs> I'll give that a shot
[18:05] <danhs> hmmmm
[18:05] <frank232> werneck: sudo apt-get -s install packagename will give a list of what would be installed without actually doing it
[18:05] <danhs> interesting problems
[18:05] <evil_tech> im trying to install ubuntu server and it keeps hanging at loading additional components
[18:05] <vatzz>  /part
[18:05] <bazhang> Spion: no this is documented; trying to remember the workaround I saw on the forums I believe
[18:06] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, Did you try metacity --replace
[18:06] <danhs> levander: wow, I really managed to screw this up in a weird way
[18:06] <bazhang> evil_tech: what is the issue you are having
[18:06] <Squawk> Spion, all I would say is that I have had funky hardware issues with the generic kernel, in that my usb keyboard was not recognised unless I removed the mouse (also usb), and then plugged in the mouse after the keyboard loaded. Updating my kernel (with all the same options) fixed the issue. I have no idea what the problem was, but it was kernel specific, so could be your problem too
[18:06] <levander> danhs: how?
[18:06] <danhs> levander: actually, I was making changes in .profile......
[18:06] <danhs> my mistake....;
[18:06] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, lemme try
[18:06] <Spion> Squawk, so compiling a custom kernel could fix it, right?
[18:07] <werneck> frank232: I know that, but I'm way ahead of it, sorry
[18:07] <Spion> argh, I got away from gentoo because I got sick of compiling.
[18:07] <Spion> :)
[18:07] <danand> spion - ive heard of this - cant remember what the issue was though .,. something about windows not properly stopping the device when it shuts down. does the same thing happen if you do a hard reboot ie total power off rather than just clicking restart?
[18:07] <Bo^Dick> why must i be root to view some files? i get access denied
[18:07] <Squawk> Spion, I dont know, but it fixed a hardware issue for me that made no sense (and im still a gentoo nut ;)). Spion, have you tried simply rmmod and then modprobe?
[18:07] <evil_tech> the installer gets to loading additional components from cd and then says it cant read the cd. the cd works as ive verified its integrity and the device works cause it will boot a live cd
[18:07] <levander> danhs: I don't even have a .profile in my HOME.  Did you create it yourself?  By default, .bashrc is the right file to use.
[18:08] <Spion> Squawk, no, but I might
[18:08] <noodlesgc> Bo^Dick it is important that some files be not viewable by regular users
[18:08] <bazhang> Spion: I would check the properties of the sound card or settings in xp and change it to not poweroff or reduce function (forgot the variable then try rebooting into ubuntu
[18:08] <Bo^Dick> noodlesgc: do you know how to adjust that parameter on a particular file?
[18:08] <danhs> levander: I don't believe I created it but....but here take a look http://rafb.net/p/qh9KSs24.html
[18:08] <bazhang> Bo^Dick: what files
[18:08] <Spion> bazhang, sounds like a good idea.
[18:08] <danhs> levander: I mean I didn't create .profile
[18:08] <Bo^Dick> bazhang: an image file aaa.000 created by partimage
[18:08] <noodlesgc> Bo^Dick chown and chmod
[18:09] <noodlesgc> Bo^Dick imagine anyone could look at /etc/shadow
[18:09] <Squawk> Spion, try everything before custom kernel btw, its a pig (various little issues you are not expecting)
[18:09] <danhs> levander: how bizarre is that?  I made changes to .bashrc and $EDITOR is set properly....and SVN is still choking....and now that I've changed update-alternatives to point to nano instead of VIM svn is *really* upset
[18:09] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, ok that did work.  now i know that changed her window manager to metacity, what was she using before?  emerald?
[18:10] <Spion> yeah. I will start with poking around in the XP sound card settings, I have a feeling that XP should take the blame for this
[18:10] <Xman> Kostkon: r u there
[18:10] <Spion> (because at the beginning I only had ubuntu installed and sound was fine)
[18:10] <levander> danhs: You can tell from the error message it is using $EDITOR.  But, the problem is it's getting an error internally when it runs 'emacs svn-commit.4.tmp'.
[18:10] <Squawk> Spion, just rmmod snd_hda_intel and modprove snd_hda_intel quickly, takes 2 mins
[18:10] <danhs> oh.....
[18:10] <Spion> Squawk, the thing is, sound works right now
[18:11] <Spion> Squawk, so I have to reboot to windows anyway (to make it broken again)
[18:11] <Squawk> Spion, boot to windows to make it broken, that might be my new quit message
[18:11] <eitreach> Can someone help me turn off ppp compression?
[18:11] <bazhang> haha
[18:11] <naxa> hi
[18:11] <levander> danhs: It's not finding the file svn-commit.4.tmp on the filesystem.
[18:11] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, gtk-window-decorator --replace
[18:11] <danhs> levander: errr that's strange.....
[18:11] <Spion> well its true.
[18:11] <Spion> :P
[18:12] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, you're gonna have to explain that one
[18:12] <naxa> can a linux (ubuntu) start without grapchic card installed (or corrupt)?
[18:12] <levander> danhs: Do this, ohhhhh, svn isn't finding the value of EDITOR.
[18:12] <Squawk> naxa, yes
[18:12] <danhs> levander: how do I have it resolve it?
[18:12] <levander> danhs: Do this, 'export EDITOR', then run svn again.
[18:12] <danhs> levander: that's rather weird
[18:12] <Squawk> naxa, you can run it without a graphics card, IF your bios supports it
[18:12] <levander> danhs: No, it's how it works.
[18:12] <danand> Spion - does windows break your sound if you do a hard power off rather than a soft reboot?
[18:12] <danhs> wow
[18:12] <danhs> that worked like a charm
[18:13] <Spion> danand, yes its the same.
[18:13] <danhs> levander: why is that?
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, The default in ubuntu is gtk-window-decorator  installing metacity fixed it but you could have fixed it with  gtk-window-decorator --replace
[18:13] <danhs> do I have to do that everytime I open a new terminal and want to use svn?
[18:13] <levander> danhs: Do you know how in *NIX that all processes have a parent process?
[18:13] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, Hope that makes some sense
[18:13] <Spion> only running windows on battery before rebooting (or shutting down and starting up) to linux fixes the problem
[18:13] <danhs> levander: I didn't know that, no.
[18:13] <naxa> Squawk: i see. my problem is that my laptop somehow "lost" its video card, bios is beeping like "there is no video card installed", then boot continues. I thought I might try and re"flash" the bios...
[18:13] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, can you explain what gtk-window-manager command does?
[18:13] <Fougner> easy way to export complete mysql-server ?
[18:13] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, and how to make this fix permanent?
[18:14] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, It should be permenant now...
[18:14] <amenado> eitreach how do you know you have ppp compression?
[18:14] <danand> Spion - wierd :O
[18:14] <arrrghhh> Jack_Sparrow, so the metacity --replace command will be persistent across a reboot?
[18:14] <danhs> levander: how does that explain the need to do export EDITOR tho?  I'd like to understand this.....
[18:14] <levander> danhs: You've got some reading to do and I'm getting tired.  You can go ask on #bash if you want to know why you have to export shell variables.  But, make sure you have 'export EDITOR=emacs' in .bashrc, and *NOT* just 'EDITOR=emacs'.
[18:14] <naxa> Squawk: too bad that there is only a "winflash" utility on the hp page.
[18:14] <Squawk> naxa, have you tried just pusing the card in properly?
[18:14] <Jack_Sparrow> Not sure what knocked them out to begin with.. but easy enough to fix should it happen again
[18:14] <levander> danhs: Child processes don't inherit variables if they're not exported.
[18:14] <danhs> levander: ahh okay....I'll google search it
[18:15] <screenname92834> hello
[18:15] <danhs> so subversion didn't inherit EDITOR
[18:15] <danhs> gotcha.....
[18:15] <screenname92834> can someone explain what gnome and kde are?
[18:15] <levander> danhs: When one process starts another, the first process is the parent and the second is the child.
[18:15] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, Sure should persist.. give it a shot.. I will wait for you to get back
[18:15] <naxa> Squawk: what do you mean? sorry i don't understand the word puse.
[18:15] <teamcobra> screenname: window managers
[18:15] <arrrghhh> screenname92834, window managers... the look-and-feel of the OS
[18:15] <levander> The child inherits all environment variables that are exported.
[18:15] <noodlesgc> !gnome | screenname92834
[18:15] <danhs> levander: that I understand.....I use forks to program for parallel processing sometimes
[18:15] <ubotu> screenname92834: gnome is a project that provides two things: The GNOME desktop environment, an intuitive and attractive desktop for end-users, users, and the GNOME development platform, an extensive framework for building applications that integrate into the rest of the desktop.
[18:15] <arrrghhh> !kde | screenname92834
[18:15] <noodlesgc> !kde | screenname92834
[18:15] <arrrghhh> lmao
[18:15] <Squawk> screenname92834, they are desktop environments for linux, but you really need to know a lot more than that. Go to their respective websites
[18:15] <naxa> Squawk: or "pusing" i don't know what does it mean
[18:15] <screenname92834> ok you've translated one bit of jargon into another
[18:15] <ubotu> screenname92834: KDE (http://kde.org) is the !desktop environment used natively in !Kubuntu. To install from Ubuntu: « sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop », or see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE . Latest KDE version is 3.5.8 for Gutsy and Feisty, 3.5.6 for Edgy, and 3.5.5 for Dapper. See http://kubuntu.org for more information.
[18:15] <levander> danhs: Oh, so your further along than I thought.
[18:15] <Spion> danand, totally weird, yes. I think XP is messing up things.
[18:15] <Spion> :)
[18:15] <screenname92834> what do they actually do?
[18:16] <Squawk> naxa, "pushing", it was a typo
[18:16] <levander> Did you understand what I said about exporting and inheriting?
[18:16] <arrrghhh> screenname92834, goto their homepages... you'll see the differences.  and i told you, look-and-feel of the OS.
[18:16] <naxa> Squawk: well this is a laptop, has a built-in video "card", i meanm, gpu.
[18:16] <screenname92834> I have visited their homepages and I don't understand it.
[18:16] <teamcobra> screenname: change how your desktop looks and feels (and some include other apps (eg. gnome, kde)
[18:16] <screenname92834> so what is KDE and what does it do?
[18:16] <screenname92834> does it come with my ubuntu system?
[18:16] <bluefoxx> ok, so at some point last nigth my computer rebooted itself. i dont know why or how, but shouldnt there be a record somewear i can find out?its annoying as i was supposed to be downloadign an torrentthat would have been done by now[if not for the reboot
[18:16] <teamcobra> screenname: makes your interface look/feel more like windows ;)
[18:16] <levander> danhs: svn doesn't "inherit" EDITOR from bash if EDITOR isn't exported in bash.  Get it?
[18:16] <naxa> Squawk: I've tried to please the gpu with some strokes, however, but no help
[18:17] <screenname92834> So are we saying kde is just a skin?
[18:17] <levander> danhs: bash is the parent, svn is the child.
[18:17] <teamcobra> screen: no
[18:17] <danhs> levander: yep that makes sense......
[18:17] <Jack_Sparrow> arrrghhh, gnome and kde are desktop managers ...  compiz metacity are window managers..  (Poorly phrased sorry)
[18:17] <levander> danhs: Cool, I really am getting tired.  Take it easy.
[18:17] <DRebellion> screenname92834, it comes with kubuntu by default, ubuntu uses gnome. however you can install kde alongside gnome and vice versa.
[18:17] <danhs> levander: Not "in" svn's environment
[18:17] <Squawk> naxa, oh, hmmm. Never seen that before. Don't think your bios would lose the graphics card more likely its damaged, but then not sure how that would happen either... Let ubuntu boot and then try to ssh in and see whats deteceted?
[18:17] <danhs> levander: Okay.  Thanks so much for the help
[18:17] <danhs> levander: Appreciate it a lot....and I learned a good bit about bash too
[18:17] <bluefoxx> also, my cpu is running scarily cold[45-55C, and its an overclocked socket 478]
[18:18] <Squawk> naxa, im afk 5 mins
[18:18] <teamcobra> because unlike windows, the windowmanager is separate from the part of the gui that does the drawing to screen/graphics stuff
[18:18] <screenname92834> so the windows system I have on ubuntu is gnome, and gnome is running whenever I'm in a decent runlevel
[18:18] <naxa> Squawk: good idea, i have several problems though. i will wait you here
[18:19] <DRebellion> screenname92834, actually technically, the windows system is metacity and the desktop enviroment is gnome...
[18:19] <Jack_Sparrow> screenname92834, look at this   http://xwinman.org/
[18:19] <Odd-rationale> screenname92834: My suggestion. Get both the ubuntu livecd and the kubuntu livecd. Try them both out and then you will know the difference (and the similarities).
[18:19] <screenname92834> Metacity with a capital
[18:19] <teamcobra> screenname: pretty much (DR is spot-on)... to give kde a spin, install the "kde" package in synaptic (System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager)
[18:19] <eitreach> amenado, because I get kicked off the net because of it whenever I try to connect. :)
[18:20] <teamcobra> and the next time you log in, there is a button in your login screen (I can't remember offhand, but it is in one of the bottom corners)
[18:20] <Jack_Sparrow> DRebellion, Check that link..  It helps define the difference and options
[18:20] <teamcobra> and you can select "KDE" for session type
[18:20] <amenado> eitreach-> do you show that in your ppp log connect ?
[18:20] <screenname92834> So Metacity decided what windows are owned by which processes
[18:20] <DRebellion> teamcobra, what about kubuntu-desktop?
[18:21] <eitreach> amenado, Protocol-Reject for 'Compression Control Protocol' (0x80fd) received
[18:21] <bosanac> somebody here know some network or server to help me for my IRCD server a ?
[18:21] <DRebellion> screenname92834, metacity draws the borders (with the title and minimise, maximise, close buttons)
[18:21] <CVD-PR> its there away to change status to away in xchat?
[18:21] <DRebellion> CVD-PR, server -> marked away
[18:21] <amenado> eitreach are you running the ppp server? you can run it with noccp  option
[18:21] <dusty_> Hey does anyone here use Evolution with an Microsoft Exchange server mail account ? I have issues configuring mine to authenticiate properly ?
[18:21] <bluefoxx> so any ideas as to why my CPU is running so cold?i have'nt changed anything in the computer
[18:22] <screenname92834> I thought someone just said that the graphics was done by gnome, not Metacity
[18:22] <bosanac> somebody here know some network or channel to help me for my IRCD server a ?
[18:22] <bosanac> somebody here know some network or channel to help me for my IRCD server a ?
[18:22] <eitreach> amenado, I think it is already started..
[18:22] <eitreach> can I change the basic config so it will not use cpp when it starts again?
[18:22] <CorruptTerrorist> can someone give me a hand with some screen resolution problems?
[18:22] <screenname92834> And that website is unhelpful: the first thing it does is refer to more jargon
[18:22] <Odd-rationale> screenname92834: The window management is done by metacity. the desktop is done by gnome
[18:22] <DRebellion> screenname92834, think of it like this: metacity draws the borders of the windows, gnome draws the content inside
[18:22] <teamcobra> screenname92834, the heavy lifting of the graphics rendering is done by x.org and its drivers
[18:22] <amenado> eitreach you can restart your pppd with noccp option
[18:23] <screenname92834> This time it's introducting X-windows system. Like I know what that is.
[18:23] <eitreach> amenado so sudo ppd --noccp?
[18:23] <DRebellion> screenname92834, X-windows is the system that actually renders the pixels and ships them out to the graphics card.
[18:23] <teamcobra> screenname92834, that's the backend I just talked about ;)
[18:23] <amenado> eitreach however you are starting your pppd now
[18:23] <screenname92834> gnome doesn't draw the contents of a window: the owner application does that.
[18:23] <neverblue> bosanac, maybe ask your question in your ircd room?
[18:23] <eitreach> amenado, it's on my asus eee.
[18:23] <eitreach> I don't know to be honest.
[18:23] <bosanac> neverblue, have no #IRCD
[18:23] <bosanac> channel
[18:24] <Odd-rationale> screenname92834: Just start using the default ubuntu. All the rest will come with time...
[18:24] <screenname92834> If X-windows is just a rendering system, why is it called 'X-windows' instead of X-draw?
[18:24] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, you have been asking questions for a few days here, so maybe you should know to just ask your question, not ask for someone :D
[18:24] <teamcobra> screen: it's called X.Org now ;)
[18:24] <neverblue> bosanac, is that the name of the app, ircd?
[18:24] <amenado> eitreach why are you using ppp anyways? you only have a serial port?
[18:24] <DRebellion> screenname92834, why did you choose the number 92834 in your nickname?
[18:24] <CorruptTerrorist> whenever i change my screen resolution to 168x1050@60, my screen appears with black and white lines and bars
[18:24] <screenname92834> Odd-rationale: no, this is a case of no-one being able to explain a simple idea without jargon.#]
[18:25] <eitreach> amenado, I'm trying to use my mobile usb modem.
[18:25] <screenname92834> DRebellion: random I think
[18:25] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, will your monitor accept that resolution ?
[18:25] <teamcobra> screenname: it's just a lot more complicated than windows ;)
[18:25] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, Did you enter the v/h rates for your monitor ... into xorg.conf
[18:25] <CorruptTerrorist> neverblue, it's the resolution it's designed for
[18:25] <CorruptTerrorist> Jack_Sparrow, i would if i knew them
[18:25] <LupusNox> Shell command for searching the whole file system for a specific filename string?
[18:25] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, well, what about the video card, will it hit that res?
[18:25] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, Laptop or desktop
[18:26] <Odd-rationale> Well, you never ask those question about Windows...
[18:26] <DRebellion> LupusNox, find -iname "string". but i recommend 'locate "string"'
[18:26] <CorruptTerrorist> Jack_Sparrow, desktop
[18:26] <CorruptTerrorist> neverblue, it's an 8800gt
[18:26] <CorruptTerrorist> i can't find the drivers
[18:26] <CVD-PR> whichever timecan i still in ubuntu without an upgrade then do an upgrade to the latest ubuntu?
[18:26] <LupusNox> that's just for file names, right?  I don't want to search inside the files
[18:26] <DRebellion> LupusNox, yes
[18:26] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, Then you need to google up your monitor and look for vertrefresh and hsync rates.. and enter those into your xorg
[18:26] <DRebellion> LupusNox, btw if you haven't used locate before, you will need to run sudo updatedb to build the database
[18:27] <CorruptTerrorist> Jack_Sparrow, i can never find any results
[18:27] <CorruptTerrorist> Max Sync Rate (V x H), 76 Hz x 82 KHz. Response Time, 5 ms
[18:27] <CorruptTerrorist> Jack_Sparrow, ^^
[18:27] <amenado> eitreach ahh okay..pppd is for server side, you are a client, unless you are really attempting to become a server and let incoming connections to you
[18:27] <screenname92834> If Metacity draws the window borders, then why is everyone saying that KDE gives you a different look-and-feel?
[18:27] <teamcobra> wowowo, reconstructor worked for my chroot remaster ;)
[18:27] <dusty_> Hey guys, can anyone help me setup a MS Exchange server account in evolution mail client ? I can't get it authenticating right?
[18:28] <evil_tech> CorruptTerrorist: Nvidia released updated linux drivers yesterday
[18:28] <eitreach> amendo, no, no.. I'm just trying to connect to the web via my usb modem via ppp.
[18:28] <teamcobra> screenname: google some gnome and kde screenshots, you'll see the difference right away ;)
[18:28] <screenname92834> I don't think you folks have a clue but you like to think you do.
[18:28] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, lines 75 and 76 for examples
[18:28] <Jack_Sparrow> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57592/
[18:28] <teamcobra> screenname92834, and I think you're just trolling now ;)
[18:28] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, so the card and the screen can handle the res, yet you dont have the proper drivers, so looks like thats where you want to start
[18:28] <screenname92834> some truth however
[18:29] <cambazz> hello. why there is irssi on my laptop and not on my 64bit ubuntu?
[18:29] <CorruptTerrorist> neverblue, ok... now i need to find the drivers
[18:29] <DRebellion> screenname92834, the borders only account for 2-3% of the window. also, kde apps just look different and kde comes with different apps than gnome.
[18:29] <Squawk> naxa, im gonna be in and out, pm me if you want, but it might be in excess of half an hour (or less than 30 seconds) for me to answer
[18:29] <screenname92834> it's very easy to spout a load of jargon and make everyone think you know but you don't.
[18:29] <cambazz> and how can I search with apt-get
[18:29] <amenado> eitreah i dont know all the ppp client options, so try man ppp   meebee you can find an option to turn it off or make sure both ends uses same ccp protocol
[18:29] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, did you try the 'restricted drivers manager' for the drivers first?
[18:29] <Squawk> cambazz, you installed it on your 64bit system (apt-get install irssi?)
[18:29] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, Horizsync	28-82	Vertrefresh	43-76
[18:29] <LupusNox> bah!  whaddaya mean this server with a fresh apache apt-get has no httpd.conf file ....
[18:29] <teamcobra> screenname: not really..... if you took 5 minutes to read about window managers/desktop environments (yes, search engines are your friend), you'd probably get a better understanding of it.... you'd have to read 10 pages maybe
[18:29] <eitreach> amendo, I'll try that, thank you.
[18:29] <CorruptTerrorist> Jack_Sparrow, howd you get that?
[18:29] <naxa> Squawk: thank you
[18:29] <teamcobra> but you're not going to get a very verbose reply in an irc channel
[18:30] <screenname92834> ok well cheerio folks
[18:30] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, Max Sync Rate (V x H), 76 Hz x 82 KHz. Response Time, 5 ms    is what you gave me right .
[18:30] <CorruptTerrorist> oh yeah, sorry forgot i gave you that
[18:31] <Jack_Sparrow> CorruptTerrorist, It seldom is looking for the low end of the range...
[18:31] <dusty_> Hey guys, can anyone help me setup a MS Exchange server account in evolution mail client ? I can't get it authenticating right?
[18:31] <B-rabbit> hey guyz...just downloaded pidgin...and executed the "./configure" command...and when i executed the the "make" command...this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57588/  ...i think it's some thing to do with the dependencies....although i might be wrong....can some one plz give me a hint or point me to the right direction...thnx
[18:32] <Cpudan80> B-rabbit: Why didnt you just get it from the repos?
[18:32] <Cpudan80> Why both compiling it?
[18:32] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, Why are you compiling your own pidgin when it is readilly available
[18:32] <Cpudan80> bother*
[18:32] <neverblue> B-rabbit, why are you not installing it from a .deb (in symantic or using aptitude/apt-get) ?
[18:32] <AuraithX> why are you compiling it
[18:32] <AuraithX> just so sudo apt-get install pidgen
[18:32] <AuraithX> pidgin even
[18:32]  * Cpudan80 hears an echo 
[18:32] <neverblue> its pidgin AuraithX
[18:32] <amenado> B-rabbit congrats for taking the effort to compile your own..hehe
[18:33] <B-rabbit> thnx
[18:33] <Cpudan80> Seriously though, sudo apt-get install pidgin will do it
[18:33] <CorruptTerrorist> is there any way i cann add personal messages on msn on Pidgin?
[18:34] <bullgard4> How can I put to good use the pcspkr driver? Typing 'beep' in a Gnome terminal does not produce any output.
[18:34] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, getdeb has the latest pidgin in deb format as well
[18:34] <neverblue> CorruptTerrorist, your just all over the place
[18:34] <KEBA> hello, i have a lot of jpeg-files and want to make a animation of it, with animate *.jpeg.. but then the video runs too fast, i want to make, that every pic is ~ a half second to see, how to do?
[18:34] <B-rabbit> Cpudan80, Jack_Sparrow, neverblue erm...cause i am using ubuntu feasty and it hasn't got it in the repoes...i searched it with the "apt-cache search pidgin" but it wasn't there :(
[18:34] <AuraithX> If you click available
[18:34] <AuraithX> you can type a message
[18:34] <AuraithX> if thats what you mean
[18:34] <naxa> Squawk: i will go and try connecting the two ubuntu. i only have one cable so i exit the internet until then bye
[18:34] <CorruptTerrorist> neverblue, what?
[18:34] <neverblue> B-rabbit, there are .debs for it online, let me grab you the link
[18:34] <B-rabbit> Jack_Sparrow, evaluate a bit more plz
[18:34] <Jack_Sparrow> http://getdeb.net/
[18:34] <B-rabbit> neverblue, thnx a million
[18:35] <B-rabbit> Jack_Sparrow, thnak you
[18:35] <MartinCleaver> anyone here use LVM? I've just done resize2fs to reduced size of a filesystem in a partition and now I need to reduce the partition itself. I need to make sure that I don't lvreduce it less than the length of the filesystem (which is now  70778880 (4k) blocks.) Thing is, lvreduce works in logical extents while resize2fs works in blocks.
[18:35] <lapmag_> i'm trying to load the 7.10 64bit installation and i see a blinking cursor and "kernel alive \\ kernel direct mapping tables up to 140000000 @ 8000-e000"
[18:35] <Luckblade> Hey guys, thought you might be able to help me with this, Sound recorder won't allow me to use alsa as an input, Only OSS. I need to force it to use alsa.
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, get all three debs....  for your release
[18:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Luckblade, not trying to bounce you but you will find better answers (a bit slow at times) in #Alsa
[18:36] <Luckblade> ty mate
[18:36] <neverblue> B-rabbit, also, for installing other software.... http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[18:37] <rothchil1> hi I'm having trouble with mstcorefonts I think it may be something to do with having privoxy installed because when I try to install I get:  Error parsing proxy URL http://:8118/: Invalid host name. andale32.exe: No such file or directory
[18:37] <B-rabbit> Jack_Sparrow, shall i just add the .debs to the software source list
[18:37] <B-rabbit> and then update
[18:37] <B-rabbit> ?
[18:37] <Pici> B-rabbit: No, you need to download the .debs and double click on them.
[18:37] <B-rabbit> ok
[18:37] <B-rabbit> let me
[18:38] <Pici> !deb
[18:38] <ubotu> deb is the Debian package format, also used by Ubuntu. To install .deb files, simply double-click (in Ubuntu) or click (in Kubuntu) on them to start the GDebi utility.
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, http://getdeb.net/search.php?search_distro_id=5&keywords=pidgin
[18:38] <B-rabbit> try
[18:38] <Pici> !enter | B-rabbit
[18:38] <ubotu> B-rabbit: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[18:38] <B-rabbit> Pici, ops sorry...i knew dat lol, just eatin my pizza...
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, That is Pidgin specifically for Feisty
[18:39] <qraebjoa> Eine Musik-Nachrichten-Sitzung wurde angefragt. Bitte klicken Sie das MM-Icon zum Akzeptieren.
[18:39]  * neverblue takes a slice
[18:39] <Pici> !de | qraebjoa
[18:39] <ubotu> qraebjoa: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[18:39] <qraebjoa> :-)
[18:40] <geirha> "finden Sie in den Kanaelen" I think it should be Kanalen
[18:41] <qraebjoa> Kanälen?
[18:41] <miguel__> \#join ubuntu.es
[18:41] <Jack_Sparrow> miguel__,  /j #ubuntu-es
[18:41] <bluefoxx> how cold is too cold?is there such a thing as a temperature that is too cold for a CPU?
[18:41] <miguel__> \join #ubuntu.es
[18:42] <Pici> miguel__: /join #ubuntu-es
[18:42] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ man decode-dimms; No manual entry for decode-dimms" Where can I read a manual?
[18:42] <ubuntu_> ut  there?
[18:42] <qraebjoa> yes: condensation water
[18:42] <Squawk> bluefoxx, mine regularly runs under 20 degrees C (if in a coldish room not doing anything other than idling my desktop
[18:42] <neverblue> bluefoxx, no, colder the better
[18:43] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: do info instead of man
[18:43] <CorruptTerrorist> ok... i need to stop xserver to install the nvidia drivers... how?
[18:43] <miguel__> ¿Alguien me puede decir algún programa para descargar música?
[18:43] <B-rabbit> Jack_Sparrow, sorry to bother u again...http://getdeb.net/release.php?id=1463...do i download the "pidgin" or the "pidgin-data".
[18:43] <neverblue> CorruptMeow, ctrl-alt-backspace
[18:43]  * B-rabbit a bit confused
[18:43] <neverblue> sorry, CorruptTerrorist
[18:43] <miguel__> ¿Alguien me puede decir algún programa para descargar música?
[18:43] <Pici> !es | miguel__
[18:43] <ubotu> miguel__: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[18:43] <genii> neverblue: That just restarts it
[18:43] <prince_jammys> miguel__: nicotine, frostwire
[18:44] <geirha> qraebjoa: ah, ae is another way to write ä then maybe?
[18:44] <neverblue> genii, ah, true, re-read the question
[18:44] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, all      Download:   pidgin  (2.0 MB)  ,  pidgin-data  (6.6 MB)
[18:44] <teamcobra> hrmmmm..... my livecd boots fine in a vm, but when I copy it to a usb stick and boot it, it kicks me to a busybox prompt after the 2nd splash :/
[18:44] <qraebjoa> ae = ä
[18:44] <qraebjoa> ue = ü
[18:44] <qraebjoa> oe = ö
[18:44] <B-rabbit> Jack_Sparrow, ok captain :)
[18:44] <genii> CorruptTerrorist: logout of gnome, login to session type of console.
[18:44] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:44] <CorruptTerrorist> genii, that doesnt stop it
[18:44] <bluefoxx> overclocked celeron d running at 50C all of a suddon, rebooted randomly last night too[lost torrent progress]. thats why im asking, usually its around 65C
[18:45] <amenado> teamcobra-> thats because the initrd on it is expecting to read from cdrom?
[18:45] <naxa> hi
[18:45] <teamcobra> ohh, nice :p is there an easy way to fix this? ;)
[18:45] <naxa> how can i make an ubuntu beep?
[18:45] <Dusti[n]> whats the apt-get for kde?
[18:45] <naxa> whit pc speaker
[18:45] <qraebjoa> kde-desktop or so
[18:45] <amenado> teamcobra-> we can try ...would you like to share the efforts?
[18:45] <jeffMASTERflex> Dusti[n]: apt-get
[18:46] <genii> CorruptTerrorist: At the console login you put: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[18:46] <Dusti[n]> apt-get kde-desktop ?
[18:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !info kubuntu-desktop
[18:46] <rothchil1> I'm having trouble with mstcorefonts I think it may be something to do with having privoxy installed because when I try to install I get:  Error parsing proxy URL http://:8118/: Invalid host name. andale32.exe: No such file or directory. Can someone tell me how to set privoxy to allow aptitude (dpkg?) to get whatever it's trying to get?
[18:46] <ubotu> kubuntu-desktop (source: kubuntu-meta): Kubuntu desktop system. In component main, is optional. Version 1.59 (gutsy), package size 16 kB, installed size 44 kB
[18:46] <teamcobra> amendo: sure, want me to do a write up after I get it working?
[18:46] <amenado> teamcobra, ill get the link and you and I will try to see how to get this working okay?
[18:46] <genii> CorruptTerrorist: Then you do the driver install. Then: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[18:46] <noroot> i have ubuntu fiesty on my laptop and just installed same on my desktop, now is thr a way to install all the debs i installed on my laptop on my desktop as well, without connecting to internet. i have checked /var/cache but it doesnot have all the debs, rather few. any ideas??
[18:46] <[g2]> I'd like to have my ipod automounted in a different directory, usb hotplug pointers anyone ?
[18:47] <teamcobra> it shouldn't be too tough... what I've done so far is a remaster of gutsy 7.10 with up-to-date packages (through chroot inside reconstructor) it'll be a pretty easy writeup
[18:47] <[g2]> on gutsy
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone
[18:47] <ubotu> To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo dpkg --set-selections < my-packages && sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade » - See also !automate
[18:47] <noroot> jack_sparrow : thanks
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> noroot, see also aptoncd  or burn a copy of /var/cache/apt/archives to a cd or dvd
[18:48] <teamcobra> amenado: thanks for the quick reply, btw ;)
[18:48] <amenado> teamcobra-> http://thomas.enix.org/pub/livecd/HOWTO-Ubuntu-Live-Speedup  am trying to understand this writeup
[18:48] <wolfman2323> hi.. i just wanna ask about playing videos...  i dont know what had happened.. but after i updated my ubuntu.. suddenly i cant view any videos .. no  image no sound.. pls help.. on how could i fix this problem.. thanks..
[18:48] <teamcobra> alright, I'll give it a shot, will report success when I get there ;)
[18:48] <JasonWoof> is it NetworkManager that's overwriting my changes to /etc/hosts?
[18:48] <amenado> teamcobra-> great, and i will let you know too, what i come up with..
[18:49] <naxa> how can i register on this freenode server to be able sending pms?
[18:49] <noroot> !automate
[18:49] <ubotu> Ways to automate installation of Ubuntu on multiple machines are described at https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html - See also !cloning
[18:49] <prince_jammys> !register | naxa
[18:49] <ubotu> naxa: By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname.
[18:49] <B-rabbit> Cpudan80, Jack_Sparrow, neverblue, amenado , Pici....thnx guyz...ur help are greatly appreciated :)
[18:49] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, I had the same issue after the update.  I didnt have the time to work it out so restored from a backup and locked down updates.  Let me know how you fix it.
[18:49] <JasonWoof> naxa: /msg nickserv help
[18:50] <amenado> B-rabbit you're welcome
[18:50] <Jack_Sparrow> B-rabbit, glad to help
[18:50] <naxa> how can i set my ip address with ifconfig?
[18:50] <naxa> thanks
[18:50] <JasonWoof> naxa: something like: ifconfig eth0 up 23.324.42.23
[18:50] <wolfman2323> thanks jack sparrow.. . i hope.. ull have the answer soon..
[18:50] <LupusNox> How would I determine the DefaultRoot of my Apache web server?
[18:51] <InsClusoe> Hi all... I just upgraded from Feisty to Gutsy using cdrom. And my widescreen resolution is gone...
[18:51] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, At first I thought it was just flash, then found it was ALL forms of video..
[18:51] <InsClusoe> Seems this is a common issue with the gutsy upgrade..
[18:51] <JasonWoof> LupusNox: httpd.conf
[18:51] <wolfman2323> actually jack.. even flash. .i cant view...
[18:51] <InsClusoe> Tried 915resolution to no effect.
[18:51] <naxa> JasonWoof, i want to connect two ubuntu computers. one of the don't have video card nor  monitor (hw failure) and i need to do it blind. i want an ethernet connection and ssh from the working comp to see what's going on. can you help?
[18:52] <wolfman2323> jack sparrow: how could i undo the updates...
[18:52] <InsClusoe> I have tried editing xorg.conf also.
[18:52] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, exactly, I could not do any videos including flash, avi, mpg.. nada, zilch nothing
[18:52] <JasonWoof> naxa: sure, /msg me when you get setup with nickserv
[18:52] <InsClusoe> Anybody can help?
[18:52] <Jack_Sparrow> InsClusoe, desktop of laptop
[18:52] <Jack_Sparrow> or
[18:52] <InsClusoe> laptop
[18:52] <[g2]> naxaa: does the broken computer have a serial port ?
[18:53] <wolfman2323> jack: is there any way to undo the updates
[18:53] <Jack_Sparrow> nope
[18:53] <wolfman2323> :(
[18:53] <naxaa> [g2], well, it's a modern laptop so i think no
[18:53] <lapmag_> I unplugged all of my hard drives, put the sata dvd drive in slot 1 and this cd still won't boot! Any ideas?
[18:53] <naxaa> [g2], only usb
[18:53] <amenado> naxa what are you trying to do? revive the mobo?  why not move the hd disk over?
[18:54] <[g2]> naxaa: got a usb-serial adapter ?
[18:54] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: I am on a dell with 15" widescreen.
[18:54] <naxaa> amenado, I want to see information about what went wrong and investigate further, maybe flashing video bios..
[18:54] <chazco> My USB TV card works in Hardy, but not Gusty. Any idea how I can get it to work on Gusty?
[18:54] <naxaa> [g2], no, i only have an ethernet cable. :(
[18:54] <JasonWoof> chazco: maybe install a hardy kernel on gutsy?
[18:54] <Jack_Sparrow> InsClusoe, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg is where I would start, specifically try to autodetect monitor rates.. just as important as the video card info
[18:54] <amenado> naxaa-> but you said you have hw failures, you know which hw failed?
[18:54] <JasonWoof> chazco: I did that a while back because gutsy kernel didn't work well on my laptop
[18:54] <noroot> jack_sparrow :  dpkg --get-selections gives me a list of all i have, i want a way to recreate the debs, can this be done?
[18:55] <chazco> Sounds like an interesting idea
[18:55] <chazco> Although im fairly certain its just a module i need
[18:55] <naxaa> amenado, video gpu i think
[18:55] <yao_ziyuan> i can use the middle mouse button to scroll up/down in a Thunderbird message, but can't in Firefox. why?
[18:55] <yao_ziyuan> ok
[18:55] <yao_ziyuan> i see. it's "autoscrolling"
[18:55] <Jack_Sparrow> noroot, The debs should still be in var/cache/apt/archives.. unlkess you purged them
[18:55] <CorruptTerrorist> how can i terminate xserver? not restart it
[18:56] <naxaa> amenado, also i think the hdd is not compatible with my working laptop which is too old for that
[18:56] <amenado> naxaa-> am not trying to crush your hopes, but once you even find out that the gpu is bad, you almost have to replace the whole laptop mobo?
[18:56] <LupusNox> JasonWoof: and if that file happened to be blank before I put some of my custom config lines in it?
[18:56] <noroot> jack_sparrow :  maybe i have. but i have seen they are not thr (not all). so any other way??
[18:56] <kaudio> ctrl+alt+backspace
[18:56] <naxaa> amenado, i know that..
[18:56] <CorruptTerrorist> kaudio, that RESTARTS
[18:57] <CorruptTerrorist> read the wuestion
[18:57] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: Should I turn on kernel framebuffer device interface?
[18:57] <CorruptTerrorist> *question
[18:57] <jmdc> How do I use Xephyr to get a new login in a window, similar to gdmflexiserver --xnest
[18:57] <kaudio> not just kill the xserver
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> noroot, No good solution.. you would not want to repackage all of that yourself
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> InsClusoe, try no first
[18:57] <amenado> naxaa-> so am not sure it is worthwhile.  maybe you can buy a usb to laptop hd adapter, and insert the hd from that bad laptop into this adapter and you can then mount it to a working unit (laptop or desktop)
[18:57] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: ok.. Thanks.
[18:57] <ks3> CorruptTerrorist, stop gdm before doing that... sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop, that may work
[18:58] <CorruptTerrorist> thats what i need to do... kill xserver
[18:58] <PriitM> Hi, could anyone explain what does line: Feb 27 20:57:33 priit kernel: [218147.480000] Outbound IN= OUT=ra1 SRC=192.168.5.100 DST=64.233.183.19 LEN=44 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=64 ID=14972 DF PROTO=TCP SPT=59555 DPT=443 WINDOW=5840 RES=0x00 SYN URGP=0  mean? I'm getting quite spammed with it in kern.log
[18:58] <naxaa> amenado, i only would like to give it a try and somehow "repair" the bad gpu... maybe it's not hw. :)
[18:58] <naxaa> amenado, let's say i just can't give up the hope yet.
[18:59] <JasonWoof> LupusNox: apache comes with a httpd.conf
[18:59] <amenado> naxaa good luck...i hope the best for you
[19:00] <naxaa> amenado, thank you! :)
[19:00] <amenado> jmdc i happen to be browsing this, but have not really read it yet.. http://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:Kf1pkKmR6VYJ:library-cafe.com/article/howto-setup-multiple-nested-x-sessions-in-ubuntu-875-1.html+ssh+X+forward+share+-g&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=14&gl=us&client=firefox-a
[19:00] <naxaa> amenado, I'll need it! :)
[19:00] <wolfman2323> jack sparrow: ist t
[19:00] <wolfman2323> jack sparrow: is this ok.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688791
[19:00] <naxaa> i go and try bye
[19:00] <JasonWoof> LupusNox: oh, sorry, looks like ubuntu puts the default apache config it /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[19:01] <JasonWoof> LupusNox: there's no runtime directive called defaultroot though. I'm a bit confused
[19:01] <LupusNox> yeah, was looking thru the other conf files to try and find a reference
[19:01] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, No.. envy is never a good idea
[19:01] <MasterShrak> !envy | wolfman2323
[19:01] <ubotu> wolfman2323: envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[19:01] <JasonWoof> LupusNox: I find this page quite useful: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/directives.html
[19:01] <CorruptTerrorist> how can i kill xserver? not restart it
[19:02] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, FYI neither is automatix
[19:02] <wolfman2323> ah ok..  jack.. so what should i do,.....
[19:02] <ks3> CorruptTerrorist, stopping gdm then doing ctrl+alt+backspace didn't do it?
[19:02] <amenado> PriitM host 64.233.183.19  shows as  19.183.233.64.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer nf-in-f19.google.com
[19:02] <CorruptTerrorist> ks3 manually kill xserver...
[19:02] <wolfman2323> every time my kids needs to use the pc.. they .. just windows. xp..
[19:03] <wolfman2323> coz  no video in linux
[19:03] <L3ttuc3> how do i check the firmware of my hard disk?
[19:03] <weex> wolfman, why no video?
[19:03] <ks3> CorruptTerrorist, ctrl+alt+backspace kills the current x server, but if gdm is still running, it start a new one iirc
[19:03] <jmdc> amenado: Yeah, I saw that too. What that article seems to be doing is creating a display and hooking x clients into it, but I what I want is an entire login session
[19:03] <Jack_Sparrow> wolfman2323, I was looking to you for the answer...  I tried reinstalling flash thinking it was just flash, then I assumed it was my video drivers, I think I tried those and idnt get anyhwere.  Had to get some work done and at that point restored from backup
[19:03] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: It worked! Man, thanks a lot...
[19:03] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 how did you install your nvidia drivers originally?
[19:04] <Jack_Sparrow> InsClusoe, Glad to help
[19:04] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: The display is razpr sharp now... cool..
[19:04] <wolfman2323> weex.. coz... ..  it happened  after i updated my system..
[19:04] <Jack_Sparrow> InsClusoe, remember that command
[19:04] <ArthurArchnix> CorruptTerrorist: I think you have to change the current runlevel.
[19:04] <wolfman2323> mastershrak:  nope..
[19:04] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: Yup. I do.
[19:04] <Jack_Sparrow> People, I need to rest. Play nice, good luck
[19:05] <wolfman2323> jack.. thanks..
[19:05] <InsClusoe> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks again.. Bye.
[19:05] <ArthurArchnix> CorruptTerrorist: Try sudo init3
[19:05] <ArthurArchnix> or sudo init2
[19:05] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 so you havent installed nvidia drivers? even before it was broken?
[19:05] <amenado> jmdc i believe the Xnest allows you to have a windows in windows like pic in pip on a tv..the second pic umm not sure if it has to give you a login prompt since you are  nesting it
[19:06] <wolfman2323> master.. i really dont know.  coz. it was working properly..  i mean. when ive installed ubuntu in my lenovo laptop
[19:06] <CorruptTerrorist> ArthurArchnix, will do... need to eat first
[19:07] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 try: sudo dpkg-reconfigure nvidia-glx-new
[19:07] <wolfman2323> brb  master. let me try it.
[19:07] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 if that throws and error at you do: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[19:07] <Khamael> is it possible to start the wireless network from boot, instead of when I log in?
[19:08] <wolfman2323> master: Package `nvidia-glx-new' is not installed and no info is available.
[19:08] <wolfman2323> Use dpkg --info (= dpkg-deb --info) to examine archive files,
[19:08] <wolfman2323> and dpkg --contents (= dpkg-deb --contents) to list their contents.
[19:08] <wolfman2323> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: nvidia-glx-new is not installed
[19:08] <noodlesgc> ok i asked this the other day but it still has not been resolved. when i use the internet for i while i lose connectivity and when i try to ping google i get: connect: No buffer space available
[19:09] <jmdc> I'm trying to use xephyr instead of xnest. See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/73931
[19:09] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 all you had to do was tell me that it isnt installed, use that second command i gave you
[19:09] <Estesark> Does anyone know the command to access the power management module?
[19:09] <wolfman2323> oopsss.. sorry
[19:09] <amenado> Khamael-> yes, auto wlan0 (assuming wlan0 is the nic)  would start it at boot ...see your /etc/network/interfaces
[19:10] <MasterShrak> np wolfman2323, but please be careful of flooding the channel, ops dont like :)
[19:10] <wolfman2323> master.. im just a newbie.. sorry again
[19:10] <wolfman2323> sorrryyyyyyy
[19:10] <MasterShrak> np = no problem
[19:10] <ArthurArchnix> khamel You could setup the connection manually, then pass a command like ifup eth1 in /etc/rc.local
[19:10] <MasterShrak> just be careful, id hate to see you get kicked and even more frustrated :)
[19:10] <wolfman2323> masterShark: its installing..
[19:10] <MasterShrak> good
[19:11] <ArthurArchnix> hmm.. amenado' solution looks nicer Khamael
[19:11] <jmdc> Estesark: gnome-power-manager is the tray icon, gnome-power-preferences is the configuration
[19:11] <Khamael> amenado: what about the wep-key?
[19:11] <Estesark> jmdc: Thanks
[19:11] <MasterShrak> Khamael i think network manager takes care of that, but i could be wrong
[19:12] <Archidiable> Bonjour, je suis nouveau dans la communauté de ubuntu je vous remercie de votre aide
[19:12] <MasterShrak> !fr | Archidiable
[19:12] <ubotu> Archidiable: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[19:12] <wolfman2323> MasterShrak: after that.. vids.. will work??
[19:12] <amenado> Khamael-> same file to modify, i just dont know off hand the verbage of the line entry for keys...
[19:12] <Archidiable> okok
[19:12] <perezd_> HELLO !
[19:12] <lapmag_> Anyone have a shortlist of typical boot problems? LiveCD takes 10-15 minutes to boot.
[19:12] <amenado> Khamael-> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs  look here for tips
[19:13] <perezd_> I have mo problems
[19:13] <perezd_> no
[19:13] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 sorry but i was unaware that you were having problems with videos, i followed your link earlier and assumed it was a problem with your nvidia card, this should help tho for vids although you may need some codecs and stuff
[19:13] <MasterShrak> !caps | perezd_
[19:13] <ubotu> perezd_: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[19:13] <amenado> lapmag thats possible, if you got a really slow system, slow cdrom drive, like on an emachine
[19:13] <LapMag> Q6700, 4GB of ram, SATA dvdrw
[19:13] <perezd_> Yes, maybe thats the problem
[19:14] <Estesark> jmdc: The reason I asked was because I couldn't load the preferences dialog, and I wanted to see what the terminal output was. I get a few lines ending in "** (gnome-power-preferences:18483): WARNING **: Either HAL or DBUS are not working!" - this means nothing to me, do you have any ideas?
[19:14] <perezd_> 4GB RAM, no problem so
[19:14] <ArthurArchnix> here you go Khamael: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188&highlight=configure+wireless+manually   it tells you how to configure wireless manually, and how to add to rc.local to bring it up at boot, wep and wpa. And for the record, wep is useless, use wpa.
[19:14] <wolfman2323> MasterShrak: what had happened is that.. after i updated ubuntu... suddenly videos doesnt work anymoere.. even flash..
[19:15] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 interesting, that post on the forums has nothign to do with that though. are you running gutsy? (7.10)
[19:15] <perezd_> Have U the codecs?
[19:15] <amenado> LapMag-> umm...one heck of a system you got, quad and 4gig..not sure if liveCD can find the correct drivers to match your super high speed setup
[19:15] <MasterShrak> LapMag id give the alternate cd a shot
[19:15] <MasterShrak> !alternate | LapMag
[19:15] <ubotu> LapMag: The Alternate CD is a classical text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD.  Look for the alternate checkbox on the Ubuntu download page - See also !minimal
[19:15] <wolfman2323> master: ive just searched.. google and.. the same problem as the post.. ..  yesh. gutsy
[19:15] <LapMag> awesome. thanks.
[19:15] <jmdc> Estesark: HAL does hardware abstraction and DBUS handles communication between programs. Both are pretty important, and  it sounds like (at least) one of them is having a problem
[19:16] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 have you added the medibuntu repositories?
[19:16] <Estesark> jmdc: Thanks, any advice on what I might do from here?
[19:16] <MasterShrak> Estesark do: ps -e | grep dbus
[19:16] <MasterShrak> and: ps -e | grep hal
[19:16] <MasterShrak> and see which or if both do not give you output
[19:16] <perezd_> I have 256MB RAM and boot is in 2 minutes
[19:16] <wolfman2323> Nope master..   installation is done.. wait.. let me check my videos.. brb m
[19:16] <beautifulsnow> ouch
[19:17] <P2502> how to burn image specifying book type? (i burning to dvd-rw but want to specify book type of dvd-rom)
[19:17] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 youll have to restart your xserver so the changes will take effect (ctrl+alt+backspace) and log back in
[19:17] <slashzul> whats the script that runs when you switch from wireless to wirednetwork?
[19:17] <Estesark> MasterShrak: Both give me output, here: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d68fb58d3
[19:17] <beautifulsnow> P2502 using which dvd burner software?
[19:17] <piotr_>   k
[19:18] <slashzul> I need to wrap a script with it.
[19:18] <wolfman2323> masterShrak: i have vids already..    yehey!! thanks.. but no sound...
[19:18] <P2502> beautifulsnow: i will use software which you recommend
[19:18] <wolfman2323> :)
[19:18] <MasterShrak> Estesark well it appears they are both running, its possible this user cannot access one or the other though
[19:18] <teamcobra> brb
[19:18] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 grats
[19:19] <perezd_> I have no sound on 7.10 !!!
[19:19] <Estesark> MasterShrak: Here's the full output from gnome-power-preferences, don't know if this is of any use: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d2872d2e8
[19:19] <MasterShrak> !sound | perezd_
[19:19] <ubotu> perezd_: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[19:19] <wolfman2323> masterShrak..  i dont have sound...
[19:19] <perezd_> Thanks, i will try
[19:21] <wolfman2323> masterShrak: ive tried to play an mp3..  its working.. .. only vids doesnt hav sound
[19:21] <ks3> slashzul, you can add scripts to /etc/network/if-up.d and if-down.d if that helps... i believe they are passed variables that indicate which interface is being acted upon
[19:21] <MasterShrak> Estesark im not sure exactly, but im guessing it has to do with hal and not dbus
[19:21] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 what player are you using for your videos?
[19:21] <Estesark> MasterShrak: So assuming the problem is that I cannot access hal as you think, what would you suggest?
[19:22] <wolfman2323> totem
[19:22] <MasterShrak> Estesark possibly, its hard to say really what the problem is though, im not very familiar with the working of hal (or dbus either for that matter)
[19:22] <ArthurArchnix> Error: w32codecs depends on libstdc++5  But when I try and install that, I get "libstdc++5: Depends: gcc-3.3-base (>= 1:3.3.6-15ubuntu2) but it is not going to be installed:... what's going on here? I've never had this kind of problem with medibuntu before...
[19:22] <Sword> hallo?
[19:23] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 i would suggest trying a different player, ive never had good luck with totem
[19:23] <wolfman2323> brb masterShrak
[19:23] <burkmat> Sound works, but it seems that after closing VLC sometimes other applications can't use sound device, getting:Couldn't load driver ALSA: dsnd_pcm_open(hw:0): Device or resource busy.  Any suggestions?
[19:23] <Estesark> MasterShrak: Alright, well thanks for everything anyway, I'll ask in here another time in case someone else knows, and if not I'll try the forum.
[19:23] <Sword> i am new here and i need help
[19:24] <jmdc> Sword: welcome. We're a support channel; there's no need to ask to ask :-)
[19:24] <HEP85> What do I need to enable AGP on a mainboard with Intel 64 bit CPU and VIA chipset?
[19:24] <CorruptTerrorist> how can i install cgi on apache2?
[19:24] <Jorel>  i am taking issue with raid1, at the time that simulate the failure of a disk he does not boot the system ... see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57576/
[19:24] <HEP85> my current config is not working: CONFIG_AGP=y CONFIG_AGP_AMD64=y CONFIG_AGP_VIA=m
[19:24] <Sword> thx
[19:24] <erat456> can anyone help me with sshfs and fstab?
[19:24] <wols> HEP85: nothing
[19:24] <Sword> i have ubuntu 7.1
[19:24] <wolfman2323> masterShrak: ive tried with vlc player.. no sound too
[19:24] <Sword> and i want to install beryl
[19:24] <MasterShrak> HEP85 thats a bios thing if its not enabled
[19:24] <wols> Sword: does not exist anymore
[19:24] <Odd-rationale> !beryl | Sword
[19:24] <ubotu> Sword: Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[19:25] <Jowi> HEP85, which via chipset?
[19:25] <Sword> i didnt find any package like compiz
[19:25] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 system > administration > software sources   and make sure the first 4 boxes are checked, then open synaptic and install gstreamer good bad and ugly
[19:25] <Sword> do i have to load it from somewhere else?
[19:25] <HEP85> MasterShrak: Can I test it somehow. dmesg only says "Linux agpgart interface v0.102 (c) Dave Jones" and then nothing appears concerning agp
[19:25] <jworkman01> I just installed Linux on my system yesterday and believe I have everything up and running quite nicely, my question is how do I get sound to work? I have run the updater and everything but still not able to get sound.
[19:25] <wolfman2323> masterShrak.. brb.. let me do that..
[19:26] <HEP85> Jowi: wait a sec
[19:26] <KRF> erat456, http://www.google.de/search?q=sshfs+fstab&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 if you look for a howto
[19:26] <MasterShrak> HEP85 does it show up when you type: lspci     in a terminal?
[19:26] <nevermore> is Hardy Heron an LTS release?
[19:26] <MasterShrak> nevermore yes it will be
[19:26] <jmdc> Sword: in 7.10, compiz is in the universe repository
[19:26] <nevermore> thanks
[19:27] <HEP85> Jowi: vt8237a
[19:27] <Sword> so when i search for universe, its that pack that i have to install?
[19:27] <wols> HEP85: what do you need agp for?
[19:27] <danand> Sword - chances are you probably already have it loaded
[19:27] <Sword> :)
[19:27] <CorruptTerrorist> how can i install cgi on apache2?
[19:27] <MasterShrak> !sources | Sword
[19:27] <Sword> i want those window effects
[19:27] <ubotu> Sword: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[19:28] <jmdc> Sword: you don't need to search for universe
[19:28] <HEP85> MasterShrak: No. I can't see anything concerning AGP in the output
[19:28] <Sword> im new to that all
[19:28] <Sword> ^
[19:28] <MasterShrak> HEP85 anything about ur card?
[19:28] <wols> HEP85: what is the original problem?
[19:29] <Jowi> HEP85, usually you enable the Processor Family that match, and /dev/agpgart  + the suboption "VIA chipset support" for /dev/agpgart. DRI/DRM is optional but recommended (I did this on a 2.6.12 kernel though so info might have changed since then.
[19:29] <L3ttuc3> what's the kernel boot option (when booting the livecd) to disable DHCP?
[19:29] <HEP85> MasterShrak: it is the onboard chip p4m900. It should support AGP
[19:30] <wolfman2323> masterShrak.. installed already.. but still doesnt have sounds.... when ive tried.. playing dvd movie.. sounds is fine.. but 3gps no sound  ...
[19:30] <jmdc> Sword: Actually, I lied, in 7.10 the package has been moved out of universe
[19:30] <HEP85> Jowi: I have no file /dev/agpgart
[19:30] <MrMist> How do I change the outline of tabs etc... they're too blocky
[19:30] <danand> Sword - in a terminal you can type the following - dpkg-query -s compiz  - that should tell you if compiz is already installed on your system
[19:30] <Sword> so what do i have to do then
[19:30] <Sword> ?
[19:30] <MasterShrak> wolfman2323 im guessing youll need some codecs for it
[19:30] <Sword> ok ill try
[19:30] <Jowi> HEP85, it should be under "character devices"
[19:30] <MasterShrak> !medibuntu | wolfman2323
[19:30] <ubotu> wolfman2323: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[19:30] <HEP85> wols: Problem is that I have no AGP and maybe I am paranoid, but I think my video playback rate is not optimal
[19:31] <wolfman2323> master.. brb..
[19:31] <jmdc> Sword: or if you prefer to not use the command line, System->Admin->Synaptic Package Manager
[19:31] <wolfman2323> thanks.
[19:31] <CorruptTerrorist> how can i get apache to run .cgi files?
[19:31] <beautifulsnow> Wondering if someone can help me with Wine, (yes I know there's a channel but its dormant :( )  My exe's don't run, and when I try to set up drives through config, I get "err:winecfg:apply_drive_changes   unable to define devicename of ...."  so when I come back and try again there are no drives... :-/
[19:31] <Sword> i think command line is coler but im not cool enough :)
[19:31] <Jowi> HEP85, DRM (direct rendering manager) should also be under "character devices"
[19:32] <jmdc> Sword: there's no shame in it
[19:32] <MasterShrak> beautifulsnow fresh install of wine?
[19:32] <HEP85> Jowi: DRM is there: /dev/dri/card0
[19:32] <jmdc> Sword: do you see the search button in synaptic?
[19:32] <Jowi> HEP85, I'm talking about the kernel configurator.
[19:32] <Sword> to tell the truth... im searching for the terminal
[19:32] <Sword> ^^
[19:33] <Sword> ive got gnome
[19:33] <mike23> please alguien me pasa el servidor en español....
[19:33] <jmdc> Applications->Accessories->Terminal
[19:33] <MasterShrak> !es
[19:33] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[19:33] <Pici> !es | MasterShrak
[19:33] <ubotu> MasterShrak: please see above
[19:33] <Pici> oops
[19:33] <beautifulsnow> MasterShrak, it was working fine a while back, and I had made no changes other than install wine-doors. even then Wine was working fine. But now it says theres no C drive (I think that's why it wont work)... I tried purging wine, purging my .wine directory, reinstalling fresh... nothing worked
[19:33] <MasterShrak> ?
[19:33] <MasterShrak> lol
[19:33] <PartisanEntity> hello all
[19:33] <Kalumba> I am having difficulties renaming files with Nautilus 2.20.0. When a file/folder is ready to be renamed, after either right-clicking on it and selecting Rename or by pressing F2, it ignores all keyboard input. Thunar, Dolphin and the mv command work so it isn't some hardware problem. Can some enlightened soul help me out on this one?
[19:33] <MasterShrak> Pici u always do that to me
[19:33] <Sword> ok thx
[19:33] <Sword> got it
[19:33] <ogre> are bluetooth usb adapters generally well supported? can anyone recommend one?
[19:34] <alumno10> is there a problem with intel gigabit integrated adapter and ubuntu?
[19:34] <DRebellion> !hcl | ogre
[19:34] <ubotu> ogre: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[19:34] <wols> !hcl | ogre
[19:34] <Jowi> HEP85, ok, good. so agpgart should be under "character devices" as well.
[19:34] <burkmat> Is there any way to see what processes are accessing the soundcard?
[19:34] <Sword> can i post the reply i got from the terminal for searchign for compiz
[19:34] <Sword> ?
[19:34] <DRebellion> Sword, no, pastebin it
[19:34] <wols> alumno10: heard of newer ones making problems sometimes. generaly they are good NICs and well supported
[19:34] <ubuntu> Any way to check a hard drive to see if it has any hardware faults, from an ubuntu live cd?
[19:34] <wols> !paste | Sword
[19:34] <ubotu> Sword: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lines texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)
[19:34] <HEP85> Jowi: What do you mena with "character devices" Is this a folder?
[19:35] <wols> ubotu: smartmontools. comman is smartctl for it
[19:35] <csaba2> I connected to my computer remotely and see that somebody has left a console open and ran ps ax... can I find out when was that command ran?
[19:35] <jworkman01> I am unable to get any sound from my system. I have upgraded everything but still no sound, any ideas how to get it to recognize my sound card?
[19:35] <jmdc> sword  - the first line should tell you all you need though
[19:35] <jmdc> second line, that is
[19:35] <Jowi> HEP85, no. when you said "CONFIG_AGP=y CONFIG_AGP_AMD64=y CONFIG_AGP_VIA=m" I assumed you were compiling your own kernel....? no?
[19:35] <Sword> syntax what do i have to choose
[19:35] <Sword> ?
[19:35] <wols> HEP85: why do you need this agp support?
[19:36] <danand> Sword - goto the system -> preferences -> appearance listing. this will pop up a config window. look at the last tab <visual effects>
[19:36] <jmdc> sword - doesn't matter
[19:36] <csaba2> i guess not then...
[19:36] <wols> Sword: start with man smartctl
[19:36] <wols> jmdc: it does
[19:36] <samsinite> I am having a problem when I am trying to compile gnome-build is anyone able to help me??
[19:36] <burkmat> Is there any way to see what processes are accessing the soundcard?
[19:36] <HEP85> Jowi: No this is the default setup from Ubuntu
[19:36] <tszmiel> csaba2: man ps :)
[19:37] <macogw> Sword: smartctl -a /dev/sda
[19:37] <wols> samsinite: never ask to ask
[19:37] <MasterShrak> !build-essentials | samsinite
[19:37] <ubotu> samsinite: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[19:37] <macogw> Sword: i think that should show info for your first drive
[19:37] <danand> sword - does the output of that dpkg command say that compiz is installed?
[19:37] <HEP85> wols: I think my video playback does not seem to be 100% fluent
[19:37] <beautifulsnow> burkmat i believe gnome-system-monitor will tell you: right click on a process and I think theres an option to see what it is using
[19:37] <tszmiel> csaba2: ps -o pid,etime / i don't remember exactly
[19:37] <wols> HEP85: what driver? pastebin your Xorg.0.log
[19:37] <samsinite> ok, I'll check it out ubotu and see if it answers my question
[19:37] <Sword> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57596/
[19:37] <Sword> is that the link u need?
[19:38] <HEP85> wols: openchrome
[19:38] <evil_tech> anyone have ubuntu installed on a dell poweredge 2450?
[19:38] <wols> HEP85: ouch
[19:38] <Jowi> HEP85, ah ok. in a terminal type: "lsmod | grep -i agp" perhaps it's already loaded
[19:38] <jmdc> Sword: okay, it looks like you have compiz installed
[19:38] <danand> sword - ok its installed :)
[19:38] <danand> Sword - goto the system -> preferences -> appearance listing. this will pop up a config window. look at the last tab <visual effects>
[19:38] <csaba2> hmm 7 hours ago that's not correct
[19:38] <csaba2> it had to be withing 3 hours from now
[19:38] <csaba2> ok nevermind, i was just curious
[19:38] <Sword> yeah ive looked at it several times i cant select any effects
[19:39] <aantn> !lamp
[19:39] <ubotu> LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+)
[19:39] <danand> sword - what graphics card do you have in your machine?
[19:39] <Sword> ive got ati radeon 9550
[19:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, What video card ar you running?  And have you gone through our troubleshooting page?
[19:39] <nexen> I need help about gtk themes
[19:40] <HEP85> Jowi: via_agp 11264 0
[19:40] <wols> Sword: what driver do you use?
[19:40] <Jowi> HEP85, good. perhaps you should just use the via driver instead of openchrome.
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, that will use fglrx...
[19:40] <utkan0s> after updating to gutsy my fonts are a bit different.. web fonts dont look as good, any way to fix that?
[19:40] <wols> HEP85: loaded and working but not used possibly. again. xorg logs
[19:40] <Jowi> !info xserver-xorg-video-via | HEP85
[19:40] <ubotu> hep85: xserver-xorg-video-via (source: xserver-xorg-video-via): X.Org X server -- VIA display driver. In component main, is optional. Version 1:0.2.2-2 (gutsy), package size 146 kB, installed size 444 kB
[19:40] <spdf> ls -l
[19:40] <Sword> i installed a pack for unsupported ati drivers that said to be better than the standart ones
[19:40] <nexen> someone can help me?
[19:40] <HEP85> wols: Yes I found something. Maybe you could tell me if this is the reason. wait a sec
[19:41] <wols> Sword: groovy. now you can ask whoever gave you for support for them
[19:41] <LupusNox>  anyone know how to make ChatZilla  open hyperlinks in a new tab?
[19:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, HOw did you install the unsupported drivers
[19:41] <Sword> ^^
[19:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, The keyword is Unsupported...
[19:42] <Sword> i just looked in the packet manager and found ati... i dont know
[19:42] <ubuntu> Hey -- anyone know whether the badblocks program  checks the hardware or just the filesystem?
[19:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[19:42] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[19:42] <Sword> when i wanted to install them it said: you have to know that these drivers are not superted...
[19:43] <Sword> and i intalled them
[19:43] <Sword> reboot
[19:43] <HEP85> wols: (EE) VIA(0): Unknown Card-Ids (1462|7255); please report to openchrome-users@openchrome.org
[19:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, that part is fine... but do through the rest of the tutorial
[19:43] <macogw> ubuntu: SMART checks the hardware
[19:43] <loca|host> hello all
[19:43] <locutusofborg> heloo
[19:43] <wols> ubuntu: filesystem/partition
[19:44] <Sword> ah i im lost... i dont know where to go on
[19:44] <jworkman01> I need help with 3 things, first my sound isn't working for some reason. Second, I have an Nvidia 7900gs but am unable to run any special effects, third how do I resize my icons to be smaller?
[19:44] <ArthurArchnix> Using my intel driver, when add option  "noDRI", I find I use about 100MB less after reboot. That seems incredible to me. Do you think it's just reserving some space for 3d rendering, or is it actually using this ram?
[19:44] <ubuntu> macogw is that an option to the badblocks program?
[19:44] <Sword> :)
[19:44] <loca|host> am searching for a tool to modelize network systems .. like we used Microsoft vision on windows (i wont get a win shit over wine)
[19:44] <evil_tech> everytime i try to install ubuntu on my poweredge 2450 it gets to Loading additional components from CDROM and fails
[19:44] <wols> Sword: install a ubuntu supported driver. either ati or fglrx. both work fo you
[19:44] <locutusofborg> ko govori hrvatski
[19:44] <noodlesgc> g2g
[19:44] <Sword> so search for flgrx?
[19:44] <evil_tech> i've verified the install disc and the drive is good because it loads knoppic
[19:44] <macogw> ubuntu: no, SMART is part of your hard drive's firmware
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Sword, Start by reading the link for setting up ati..
[19:44] <wols> Sword: for compiz I'd try ati first
[19:45] <macogw> ubuntu: install smartmontools, then run "sudo smartctl -a /dev/sda" and itll tell you what hardware errors your hard drive is reporting
[19:45] <ubuntu> macogw - oh, how do I use it?
[19:45] <wols> ubuntu: you have smartmontools. use them
[19:45] <ubuntu> macogw --ok
[19:45] <LapMag> Alternate CD doesn't work either.. blinking cursor and "kernel alive | kernel direct mapping tables up to 140000000 @ 8000-e000"
[19:45] <wols> macogw: that won't run a test
[19:45] <Sword> can u post that link again please?
[19:45] <utkan0s> after updating to gutsy my fonts are a bit different.. web fonts dont look as good, any way to fix that?
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[19:45] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[19:45] <danand> sword - look at the link Jack_Sparrow gave you above - its quite a good one
[19:45] <ubuntu> macogw and this works for any hard drive?
[19:45] <macogw> ubuntu: use -t to schedule a test.  it can take a few hours
[19:45] <alumno10> i have ubuntu + ltsp5, how can i do clients boot from another kernel, since 2.6.22-14 doesnt support ebox audio, but 2.6.8 does
[19:45] <macogw> ubuntu: not on externals
[19:45] <macogw> ubuntu: external usb enclosures dont pass the information
[19:45] <danand> sword - there ^^ that one :)
[19:46] <macogw> ubuntu: wont work on drives from the 20th century either
[19:46] <beautifulsnow> Does anyone have a good link or tutorial that can help me  learn how to resolve  apt-get depecencies when failing to install new software?
[19:47] <Jack_Sparrow> beautifulsnow, what are you trying to install?
[19:47] <darkstorm_> is there any way to use charakters like ò under linux?
[19:47] <finn__> of course
[19:47] <alumno10> darkstorm_ yes
[19:47] <macogw> darkstorm_: what keyboard do you use?
[19:47] <darkstorm_> under windows its easy to press the ` and the o. but under linux there is coming out an `o
[19:47] <alumno10> áćéúhíĺńóŕ
[19:47] <macogw> darkstorm_: if you use a US keyboard, you can enble the US Internatinal with dead keys
[19:47] <darkstorm_> what keyboard - Standard German Keyboard
[19:47] <alumno10> òìè
[19:47] <macogw> darkstorm_: oh um idk which variation thatd be
[19:48] <sk_> hab beim booten noch den  braune hintergrund, möchte ihn weg bekommen! Wie?
[19:48] <darkstorm_> i'm using a german keyboard, and i'm using nodeadkeys
[19:48] <alumno10> ö
[19:48] <macogw> darkstorm_: but you use AltGr (the right alt_ + ` then press the letter
[19:48] <Pici> !de | sk_
[19:48] <ubotu> sk_: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[19:48] <ubuntu> macogw- device does not support smart, guess it's 20th century
[19:49] <macogw> darkstorm_: try pressing the right alt and the ` or ' before typing a vowel...it should combine them
[19:49] <strabes> how do i revert a package back to a previous version?
[19:49] <macogw> ubuntu: its actually more like any drive in teh last 4 years definitely has smart, before that maybe/maybe not
[19:49] <Jowi> darkstorm_, is the keyboard type set to PC105?
[19:49] <aantn> is it possible to install lamp without downloading a cd?
[19:49] <macogw> ubuntu: youre not trying to do it over usb are you?
[19:49] <aantn> most guides have you download one e.g. http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_server_ubuntu7.10
[19:49] <ubuntu> macogw - no
[19:49] <alumno10> aantn, i installed from repositories
[19:49] <macogw> ubuntu: ok then guess you cant get hw infos
[19:50] <Sword> hmmm.....
[19:50] <alumno10> in ubuntu
[19:50] <Sword> :)
[19:50] <Sword> im geting crazy
[19:50] <aantn> alumno10: what package?
[19:50] <StefanUbu> Hello world. Where does Ubuntu save its packages?
[19:50] <StefanUbu> I mean the folder?
[19:50] <macogw> StefanUbu: /var/cache/apt/archives/
[19:50] <Jack_Sparrow> StefanUbu, /var/cache/apt/archives
[19:50] <alumno10> aantn, in menu appears an option that says "select packages by task"
[19:50] <macogw> Jack_Sparrow: i win
[19:50] <alumno10> aantn, then you check "lamp server"
[19:50] <goudkov> hi guys, does anyone know of a sound player (mp3, wav, whatever) with a global keyboard shortcut to pause/continue playing from a gnome session? i need to be able to pause and resume it without switching to the player's window.
[19:50] <ubuntu> macogw -- thanks anyway. The WIndows OS on the hard drive is not booting.  I wanted to confirm whether this was a windows problem or a  hard drive problem. Is there any other way?
[19:51] <aantn> alumno10: in synpaptic?
[19:51] <macogw> goudkov: system -> preferences -> keyboard shortcuts
[19:51] <macogw> goudkov: should be able to set it globally tehre
[19:51] <alumno10> aantn, yes
[19:51] <strabes> goudkov: rhythmbox and totem should respond to the global keyboard shortcuts you define in system, preferences, keyboard shortcuts
[19:51] <aantn> alumno10: thanks
[19:51] <StefanUbu> thanks Macogw
[19:51] <goudkov> macogw: let me check it out.
[19:51] <goudkov> strabes: thanks
[19:51] <StefanUbu> Thanks Jack Sparrow
[19:51] <CorruptTerrorist> can anyone recommend a dyndns update client for ubuntu?
[19:52] <sharperguy> anyone know about getting the ipw3945 (dell wireless driver) to work with the realtime kernel?
[19:52] <Jack_Sparrow> ubuntu, Do you have lots of spare room on that hard drive?
[19:52] <sorrowsbitch> Hi people, can anyone help to get my ubuntu box to see my Vista machine over samba?
[19:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd | StefanUbu
[19:52] <ubotu> StefanUbu: APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers
[19:52] <ubuntu> Jack_Sparrow -- maybe, dunno
[19:52] <Sword> i have ATI binary X.Org driver installed
[19:53] <Sword> that ok?
[19:54] <Jack_Sparrow> ubuntu, Just thinking that if you did you could backup existing windows to another partition so you could do a more thorough and destructive test or a fresh windows install..
[19:55] <sorrowsbitch> HI, anyone can help me with SAMBA VISTA-UBUNTU NETWORK? (sorry for shouting)
[19:55] <ubuntu> Hmm.. don't think I want to mess around with that sort of thing. I guess I could mount the hard drive and fsck it? That should tell me something
[19:55] <evil_tech> everytime i try installing ubuntu it stops at "retrieving libc6-udeb"
[19:55] <nathan-thomas> hey i just installed a 7.10 xbuuntu command line system everything works great but is there anyway to change the console font?
[19:55] <evil_tech> anyone have an idea as to why?
[19:56] <Jack_Sparrow> evil_tech, did you md5 or self test the cd?
[19:56] <HEP85> re
[19:56] <danand> sorrowsbitch - if you want to connect your ubuntu box to your windows machine you can use the smbmount command. smbmount is part of the smbfs package so do an sudo apt-get smbfs. you can then connect by doing a command like - smbmount //server/share_folder /mountpoint
[19:56] <hoarycripple> evil_tech, is that on the initial install from the livecd?
[19:56] <evil_tech> the live cd wont boot doesnt like my raid
[19:56] <danand> sorrowsbitch - patience i type sloooooooowww
[19:56] <hoarycripple> evil_tech, i had a similar problem and it turned out to be overheating my ram
[19:56] <evil_tech> and yes the cd drive works
[19:56] <ks3> nathan-thomas, i believe if you install console-tools and console-data you'll be able to do that
[19:57] <nathan-thomas> ok ill try that, thanks
[19:57] <evil_tech> and yes the image is good (md5 sum verified and ran the verification tool)
[19:57] <sorrowsbitch> danand: sure, I will wait
[19:57] <evil_tech> hmm overheating ram
[19:57] <Squawk> sorrowsbitch, you can run a samba server on your ubuntu machine, add an account for a user samba maybe to use it, and then supply your ubuntu ip address as the "wins server" in vista. Should then be able to see the samba directory as a "network directory". I have used that in windows xp, dunno bout in vista but should work
[19:58] <danand> sorrowsbitch - did you get the message above about smbfs?
[19:58] <evil_tech> doubtful there there is 4 80mm fans blowing air accross the sticks
[19:58] <Jack_Sparrow> evil_tech, One trick I have used is to disconnect from the network while installing... then let it update and finish after install
[19:58] <hoarycripple> evil_tech, well, not the ram specifically...but my case temperature was way too high.  i needed better cooling and since achieving that everything worked.
[19:58] <evil_tech> no network connection right now
[19:59] <weeman13221> are theyre any fairly advance linux folk on here or any developers right now that can give me some help with what is apparently a serious prob im having
[19:59] <sorrowsbitch> danand - i got your messages.. I have also an xp on the network which works fine. also vista can see ubuntu, but not the other way around
[19:59] <evil_tech> hoarycripple: i dont think it is overheating in my case. it boots knoppix fine and it was running folding@home
[19:59] <hoarycripple> evil_tech, probably not then.
[19:59] <evil_tech> and according to the temp censor its less than 75 degrees in the case
[19:59] <Sword> what is hibernation?
[19:59] <kamme> hello I have a question, I want to remaster ubuntu 7.10 and disable compiz by default, how do I do that? I only have a terminal though
[20:00] <macogw> weeman13221: um well the devs dont know everything. they each have their area of expertise.  youre better off telling the channel what the problem is so someone who knows about it can chime in
[20:00] <hoarycripple> evil_tech, without any further error messages, I don't know how to help
[20:00] <danand> sorrowsbitch - ok then i'm outa ideas - maybe an issue with vista?
[20:00] <hoarycripple> weeman13221, just ask your question
[20:00] <weeman13221> macogw: segmentation error when i do apt-get -f
[20:00] <macogw> Sword: contents of memory are written to disk and computer turns off.  when you turn it on, it reloads your session from the disk so all your stuff's still going
[20:01] <Sword> do i need that?0
[20:01] <evil_tech> wonder if its something to do with it being a scsi drive?
[20:01] <weeman13221> installer windows like add/remove programs run split second and then close
[20:01] <macogw> weeman13221: segfault? can you do "sudo aptitude reinstall apt"?
[20:01] <sorrowsbitch> danand- Thanks. I agree. I will figure it out! take care!
[20:01] <evil_tech> there some way i can point the installer to install from a different cdrom
[20:01] <evil_tech> i can only boot from the scsi one
[20:01] <weeman13221> macogw: running now
[20:02] <Squawk> weeman13221, segfault is it apt that gives the seg fault, or a package its trying to get?
[20:02] <macogw> weeman13221: Squawk i think apt is segfaulting
[20:02] <ghost> does anyone know why sometimes on my ipw2200 card. THe wireless won't connect to any network unless i restart the computer?
[20:02] <macogw> didnt mean to say that to both of you...
[20:02] <weeman13221> ook well it did stuff and now im gonna check it
[20:02] <Squawk> macogw, k
[20:03] <macogw> Squawk: i figure his apt binary got corrupted somehow, so reinstall it
[20:03] <weeman13221> huh well its workin now so thanks, i find that odd, i was on last night for 4 hours and nobody at all out of 20 ppl seemed to be able to help
[20:03] <weeman13221> thanks
[20:03] <Squawk> macogw, I was gonna suggest either corrupt app ordodgy memory (corrupt app or memory being usual causes of seg faults in softwrae that used to work)
[20:04] <weeman13221> well all is workin now
[20:04] <macogw> weeman13221: your apt-get binary must've corrupted.  might wanna make sure your hard drive is ok if files are starting to do that.  my gnome libraries were going nuts when my hard drive started dying
[20:04] <[dcr]> 'Is there anyway I can link music files or just a folder to my Windows boot so that I can listen to the same music on both?
[20:04] <arquebus> I have a 20gig partition in winXP for installing Ubuntu, can someone direct me to info on how to do a dualboot install of Ubuntu?
[20:04] <Hitman_> arquebus: it's pretty straight forward, lemme see if I can find something
[20:04] <Squawk> weeman13221, good to hear
[20:04] <Squawk> (that its working)
[20:04] <DRebellion> [dcr], create a fat partition that both oses share?
[20:04] <DRebellion> !dualboot | ar
[20:04] <ubotu> ar: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[20:05] <Hitman_> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ubuntu+installation+guide&btnG=Google+Search
[20:05] <DRebellion> !dualboot | arquebus
[20:05] <ubotu> arquebus: Dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookPro https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot
[20:05] <weeman13221> thanks all, that was far easier than what everyone else last night was making it
[20:05] <Hitman_> first hit there
[20:05] <arquebus> thx Hitmain, I cant figure out how Im going to put a swap partition in a ntfs partiion
[20:05] <Sword> it looks like i have installed FGLRX
[20:05] <efox> hello all
[20:05] <Hitman_> well you're not, you're going to make an extra logical partition for that
[20:05] <Hitman_> well should I say ubuntu will do it for you
[20:05] <Squawk> [dcr], if you host the mp3's on either your windows partition, or on a fat partition, both ubuntu and linux will be able to read them. If you have them on an ext3/reiserfs/linux specific file sytsem, only linux will be able to read themn
[20:06] <marchewa> After hibernation, turn on, turn off, turn on my system fails at init :/ Can somebody help me ? Here are its last words: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57603/
[20:06] <arquebus> ok, thx Hitman
[20:06] <Hitman_> arquebus: no problem
[20:06] <efox> i installed an ati 2600hd pro video card, but im not able to get my native resolution or run dual monitors.
[20:06] <[dcr]> thanks
[20:06] <ph0rensic> .msg nickserv identify gry800!3d##4
[20:06] <[dcr]> lol
[20:06] <[dcr]> Was afraid of that
[20:06] <ph0rensic> .....
[20:06] <Squawk> ph0rensic, ....
[20:06] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, hehe i have your passwd!
[20:07] <efox> I followed the instructions from http://forlong.blogage.de/article/2007/10/23/fglrx-8423---finally-with-AIGLX-support
[20:07] <[dcr]> /ns ghost ph0rensic gry800!3d##4
[20:07] <ph0rensic> Squawk, OR DO YOU???
[20:07] <[dcr]> ;]
[20:07] <LupusNox> weee, VPNs are fun!
[20:07] <jworkman01> I am needing help getting my sound to work. Anyone able to help me with this?
[20:07] <Hitman_> LupusNox yes they are :D
[20:07] <Squawk> ph0rensic, wasnt me who said it, and im not the type to try to ghost someoene else
[20:07] <Sword> do i have to reboot after installing fglrx drivers
[20:07] <bradleyg> Has anyone had experience installing Ubuntu on a PPC with a cinema display?
[20:07] <efox> are the ati linux drivers good ? should i give that a shot ?
[20:07] <Sword> ?
[20:07] <Hitman_> Sword: yes
[20:07] <LupusNox> especially when they keep resetting your network connections!
[20:07] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, so, you like erm, gmail? yahoo?
[20:07] <macogw> efox: ati + linux = uh oh
[20:08] <Sword> is loggin out ok too?
[20:08] <macogw> efox: ati + any os = bleh anyway though
[20:08] <Hitman_> Sword: no
[20:08] <Sword> ok
[20:08] <samsinite> hello, when I am trying to compile gnome-build I am getting the error "creating libgbf-am.la, /bin/sed: can't read build/src/gbf/libgbf-1.la: No such file or directory" I have installed all of the dependencies, any ideas?
[20:08] <Sword> cu
[20:08] <Hitman_> it has to load the ati module into the kernl Sword
[20:08] <Hitman_> or reboot into a new kernel depending on what you installed Sword
[20:08] <ph0rensic> DRebellion, What are those?
[20:08] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, nevermind man, just jokes...
[20:09] <efox> macogw:  so ive heard, before i got the card i saw a few howto and i thought it wouldnt be that bad...ya...it kindda sucks
[20:09] <samsinite> anyone have any ideas what could be going on?
[20:10] <efox> macogw:  any suggestions or a direction (other than takin out the card and breakin it) ?
[20:10] <jworkman01> I have a realtek onboard audio card. For some reason I cannot get it to work with Linux. I downloaded the driver from realteck yesterday and it caused me some problems. Ideas on how to fix this are greatly appreciated.
[20:10] <macogw> efox: heheh umm depends what card it is
[20:10] <macogw> efox: i dont know much about them though
[20:10] <macogw> efox: i just know the only ati card ill use is a radeon 9250 because it gets 3D AIGLX on the old open source drivers
[20:10] <ph0rensic> Hey, my gf is bitchin at me to make some backup copies of some dvds she bought... whats the fastest way I can get this done so I dont have to hear her nagging all day?
[20:11] <Squawk> samsinite, cd to "build/src/gbf/" and do ls -l | grep libgbf, and see if the module number is correct. It might be a slight error and its one out, if so do something like ln -s libgf1.0 libgf1.1 (for example)
[20:11] <frank232> efox: Is it a new card?
[20:11] <efox> macogw: its relatively new... ati 2600hd pro. AGP based and it supports the directx 10
[20:11] <efox> frank232: ya pretty new
[20:11] <samsinite> ok
[20:11] <Squawk> samsinite, version number sorry, not module number
[20:11] <frank232> efox: I mean did you just buy it?
[20:11] <Sword> doesnt wirk :((
[20:11] <Sword> work
[20:11] <efox> frank232: it was given to me. so i cant really return it
[20:11] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, try k9copy
[20:12] <evil_tech> ph0rensic: put the dvd in your drive right click on the icon and click copy
[20:12] <Squawk> Sword, what doesnt, we forget quick
[20:12] <Sword> :P
[20:12] <frank232> efox: oh ok. because in linux, nvidia is really the way to go
[20:12] <evil_tech> ph0rensic:and tell it to save to file
[20:12] <jworkman01> /gnome
[20:12] <jworkman01> !/gnome
[20:12] <ubotu> gnome is a project that provides two things: The GNOME desktop environment, an intuitive and attractive desktop for end-users, users, and the GNOME development platform, an extensive framework for building applications that integrate into the rest of the desktop.
[20:12] <Stwange> how do I update my kernel from 2.6.22 to 2.6.24?
[20:12] <efox> frank232: ya i was going to get the 7300gt though its older...but this card was just handed to me..so why not use it...
[20:13] <Sword> i tried to install the fglrx drivers and rebooted... then i right clicked on the desktop and tried to enable the effects but i doesnt work
[20:13] <erUSUL> Stwange: why do you want to do that?
[20:13] <jworkman01> I forgot how to change channels... LOL!!
[20:13] <soundray> Stwange: you update your ubuntu to hardy. Best to wait until it's released (April)
[20:13] <protoloco> hello i would like to find in some directories the changes or the added file from some date to now... how can i find them ?
[20:13] <DRebellion> protoloco, try   ls -l  for last modified
[20:13] <ph0rensic> evil_tech, and then burn it back to disk???
[20:13] <erUSUL> protoloco: with find (man find)
[20:13] <Stwange> erUSUL, soundray, I just thought it was out of date. Nevermind, thanks :)
[20:13] <soundray> protoloco: the find command has an -mtime option
[20:13] <Squawk> Stwange, you can compile vanilla sources without too much effort (I have) but it seems to be frowned upon in here for whatever reason
[20:14] <evil_tech> ph0rensic:if you have dual layer burner then yeah
[20:14] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, are you trying to copy data dvds or film dvds?
[20:14] <samsinite> Squawk it shows "1650 2008-02-27 11:34 libgbf-1.la"
[20:14] <Sword>  i tried to install the fglrx drivers and rebooted... then i right clicked on the desktop and tried to enable the effects but i doesnt work
[20:14] <Robin-NB> why is the /list command not working on freenode ... weird
[20:14] <soundray> Squawk: not frowned upon at all, as long as you don't ask for support with resulting problems :)
[20:15] <Robin-NB> anyways
[20:15] <ph0rensic> DRebellion, some stupid movies
[20:15] <Robin-NB> hello
[20:15] <evil_tech> ph0rensic:you also need to have libdvdcss2, libdvdread and libdvdnav4
[20:15] <protoloco> DRebellion the thing is that they are thousands of files.. so.. i need just a few.. the new changes of today
[20:15] <ph0rensic> DRebellion, any dvdshrink type apps?
[20:15] <erUSUL> Squawk: if you know what you are doing there is no problem on using custom kernel...
[20:15] <DRebellion> ph0rensic, as i said - k9copy
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> k9copy for dvd's
[20:15] <ph0rensic> evil_tech, I have libdvdcss2 .. lemme look into those other deps
[20:15] <frank232> ph0rensic: try k9copy
[20:15] <erUSUL> ph0rensic: dvd95 ; k9copy
[20:15] <Robin-NB> protoloco: have a look on the manpage for "find"
[20:16] <Robin-NB> on a terminal or konsole typ "man find"
[20:16] <ph0rensic> DRebellion, sweet thanks erUSUL as well... for gnome, any preferred?
[20:16] <DRebellion> protoloco, just pipe it to grep and search for today's date
[20:16] <yao_ziyuan> i found that ubuntu's package repository is seriously outdated
[20:16] <Dusti[n]> how do i update to kde4.01? i get a authentication error
[20:16] <soundray> !highno | yao_ziyuan
[20:16] <ubotu> yao_ziyuan: A higher version number does not mean that it's better. Especially with packages such as the linux kernel. The packages in the Ubuntu repositories are stable and will work fine. You should have a better reason than "newer" when considering compiling from source or using 3rd party repos.
[20:16] <yao_ziyuan> for example, most windows users need RealPlayer
[20:16] <DRebellion> Dusti[n], prefix your command with 'sudo'
[20:16] <samsinite> Squawk, will I be able to tell the version number by the name?  if so, it looks correct
[20:16] <yao_ziyuan> ubuntu only has Helix Player, which is buggy and outdated
[20:16] <Sword> help?!
[20:17] <yao_ziyuan> suppose a user wants to listen to rtsp://rthk4.rthk.org.hk/redundant/radio6.rm
[20:17] <LapMag> What is migration_cost during boot? The livecd takes like 15 minutes to boot on my fast system and as soon as it comes back from the 15 minute delay it says migration_cost=16,507661564
[20:17] <yao_ziyuan> what would you do?
[20:17] <soundray> yao_ziyuan: so you install w32codecs, then you can play your rm content with mplayer or whatever you prefer
[20:17] <samsinite> its the svn of gnome-build if that means anything
[20:17] <Hitman_> DRebellion: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ubuntu+media+players&btnG=Google+Search
[20:17] <jworkman01> !hardy
[20:17] <ubotu> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[20:17] <jeffMASTERflex> ouch realplayer? seppoku please
[20:17] <erUSUL> ph0rensic: dvd95 is gtk; k9copy kde (i heard k9copy is better but not tried myself)
[20:17] <Dusti[n]> Drebelion: im useing the package manager
[20:17] <Squawk> samsinite, yeah that looks fine to me, so not sure what the prob is
[20:17] <DRebellion> Hitman_, why are you throwing around google searches, especially at me?
[20:18] <Sword> Hitman:  i tried to install the fglrx drivers and rebooted... then i right clicked on the desktop and tried to enable the effects but i doesnt work
[20:18] <ph0rensic> erUSUL, great thanks
[20:18] <Muffy> hey, I have this RAID, and I want to mount it without having the OS HDD in (e.g. if I take it simewhere else)
[20:18] <sudobash> Yeah Heron comes out near my BD
[20:18] <Hitman_> you just said that there was only one player for ubuntu DRebellion, I was just helping you out, there are tons of them
[20:18] <Squawk> Sword, you probably have to tell xorg to use those drivers in xorg.conf
[20:18] <Muffy> all google gives me is how to make a system boot from RAID
[20:18] <yao_ziyuan> realplayer is the only player that can play rtsp://rthk4.rthk.org.hk/redundant/radio6.rm
[20:18] <DRebellion> Hitman_, i said nothing about media players.
[20:18] <i> hi all i'm looking for a nice IDE to start coding python / gtk. Could anyone tell me what to choose ?
[20:19] <Robin-NB> can anyone help with wlan setup?
[20:19] <soundray> yao_ziyuan: I am playing it with mplayer as we "speak:
[20:19] <erUSUL> Muffy: what type of reid it is?
[20:19] <soundray> "
[20:19] <Sword> Hitman: how do i do that? sorry for my noob style :)
[20:19] <Dusti[n]> DRebellion: im useing the package manager any ideas?
[20:19] <spdf> i, gedit with pythin highlighting is nice
[20:19] <Squawk> Yasumoto, mplayer will do it I think
[20:19] <Muffy> erUSUL: RAID 1
[20:19] <spdf> i, python, rather.
[20:19] <Hitman_> right you are DRebellion,
[20:19] <ph0rensic> erUSUL, so since I haven't tried running KDE apps on gnome, would it cause any problems to do as such
[20:19] <Squawk> ahh hell, sorry Yasumoto, was aimed at yao_ziyuan, but he left so my tab got you
[20:19] <soundray> Squawk: too late, smartypops has left ;)
[20:20] <Hitman_> I just noticed it was yao_ziyan
[20:20] <Sword> Squawk: how do i do that?
[20:20] <Kalumba> I am having difficulties renaming files with Nautilus 2.20.0. When a file/folder is ready to be renamed, after either right-clicking on it and selecting Rename or by pressing F2, it ignores all keyboard input. Thunar, Dolphin and the mv command work so it isn't some hardware problem. Can some enlightened soul help me out on this one?
[20:21] <erUSUL> Muffy: i mean it is bios raid (fakeraid) ?? or is a software linux raid?
[20:21] <Squawk> Sword, its a case of editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf, but dont do that unless you have googled and know what you are doing
[20:21] <Squawk> Sword, backup the file before you make any changes
[20:21] <Muffy> erUSUL: Softraid, I think I found a guide that uses mdadm to do the job
[20:21] <Hitman_> Sword, why aren't you using the proprietary driver manager?
[20:21] <erUSUL> ph0rensic: people say there is no problem but i never have done it myself
[20:22] <Sword> Hitman: where do i find the driver manager?
[20:22] <jworkman01> Needing help getting sound card to be recognized, any ideas?
[20:22] <Sword> System??
[20:23] <erUSUL> Muffy: if you assembled the array you know what /dev/xxxx  node it got just use it as you wopuld use /dev/sda to mount the partitions on the raid
[20:23] <VartanS> Hello, there! I'm having what I think is a really serious problem. I have Windows Vista installed on my main hard drive, an internal one, and I have Ubuntu installed on the second partition of my FreeAgent Pro (an external hard drive). Everything is okay, except this one thing: After about an hour of Ubuntu being on (idle or not), the partition on which Ubuntu resides on becomes read-only! I can write to the other partition, but this one won't
[20:23] <technow_> what does ubuntu stand for?
[20:23] <Hitman_> Sword go to System >>Administration >>
[20:23] <jworkman01> !ubuntu
[20:23] <ph0rensic> erUSUL, haha ok...I just read somee reviews and they say that the k9copy is clearl superior thats why I ask (I use gnome as of now cause I didn't appreciate all the programs that kde installed)
[20:23] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[20:23] <jmdc> [dcr]: windows can't read linux partitions, but linux can read windows partitions
[20:23] <Squawk> VartanS, ou got cut off at "partition, but this one won't"
[20:23] <Sword> Hitman: they are activated
[20:23] <genius> where does pidgin stores its history files?
[20:23] <Hitman_> Sword, it sounds like you need a long afternoon to acquaint yourself with your new surroundings, these challenges that your coming across feel much better to accompish on your own
[20:24] <VartanS> I can write to the other partition, but this one won't work. Also, after this happens I am unable to start any programs except Pidgin and Nautilus (Nautilus only from double-clicking the second partition link on the desktop). I would appreciate your help. :)
[20:24] <Hitman_> ok sword, just restart and they should be working
[20:24] <Muffy> erUSUL: I'm om a liveCD now, the gisk with the OS and fstab etc is not in the system with the raid
[20:24] <Squawk> genius, pidgin files reside in ~/.purple, so probably in there
[20:24] <genius> Squawk: thanx!
[20:24] <soundray> VartanS: Linux will remount a partition as an emergency measure when some event suggests that there might be a problem with the filesystem consistency.
[20:24] <Sword> Hitman: already done that
[20:24] <DRebellion> technow_, it is an african word. sort of means, brotherhood or something
[20:24] <Muffy> slow GParted is slow
[20:24] <sudobash> ubuntu means Human
[20:24] <VartanS> soundray: And therefore it becomes read-only?
[20:24] <sudobash> i thought
[20:24] <technow_> how do you set nice on LINUX?
[20:25] <tannerld> how does one kill "save the fish"?
[20:25] <soundray> VartanS: yes, sorry, I meant remount read-only
[20:25] <jmdc> sudobash: "I am what I am because of who we all are"
[20:25] <jeffMASTERflex> ubuntu is A Zulu word, literally meaning “humanness.” Ubuntu is a social and spiritual philosophy serving as a framework for African society
[20:25] <Squawk> technow_, "man nice", though I think its just nice level app
[20:25] <prince_jammys> ubuntu means accepting who you are for what you are while realizing that you are what you are and others are what they are or something like that
[20:25] <soundray> VartanS: so it could be your hard drive failing (hope not), or it could just be some USB comms problem.
[20:25] <Sword> Hitman: is it possible that there are 2 drivers enabled that  cant run togehter?
[20:25] <lollo_> in a tar . gz there's a folder , i've extract it and there is a file config.ini .... must i run it on the terminal ? how can i do it ?
[20:25] <sudobash> hell yeah I like Ubuntu even more now.. Thanks jmdc
[20:26] <macogw> lollo_: whats in the file?
[20:26] <Muffy> is it norma for GParted to take 5+ minutes to finish looking for devices?
[20:26] <Hitman_> Sword, why do you think that the drivers aren't working?
[20:26] <VartanS> soundray: The hard drive is brand new and I had it tested, and the USB connection works fine in Windows Vista and never goes down
[20:26] <soundray> prince_jammys: I thought it was ancient African for "I can't get Debian installed"
[20:26] <Andril> hello all
[20:26] <erUSUL> Muffy: the dev node should be something like /dev/md**  (cat /proc/mdstat should list them iirc)
[20:26] <macogw> prince_jammys: i am who i am because of who we all are
[20:26] <prince_jammys> ah
[20:26] <macogw> prince_jammys: i think thats the usual way its phrased if youre using that definition
[20:26] <soundray> VartanS: okay, I must be wrong then
[20:26] <prince_jammys> "linux for human beings" , as opposed to freaks
[20:26] <lollo_> in the file there is config.ini - streamerone ( if i double clik on it it goes to the browser) and other 2 folders, data and another one macogw
[20:26] <Andril> having big issues with my Video Card Nvidia GeForce 7600 GS AGP card and Gutsy - any help?
[20:27] <jmdc> soundray: that's hilarious
[20:27] <Sword> Hitman: whe i try to activate the visual effects under gnome.. is sais they dont work
[20:27] <macogw> lollo_: whats in config.ini?
[20:27] <Sword> Hitman: already restarted ubuntu
[20:27] <l815> i get an error with xbacklight "no outputs have backlight property"
[20:27] <sudobash> I have actually got a lot of people to move to Ubuntu instead of window... People with Windows on their HD and the cdrom is spinning constantly...
[20:27] <jeffMASTERflex> prince_jammys: if by freaks you meant those awful bearded slackware people, then yes
[20:27] <Squawk>  VartanS, proabably some usb event is making ubuntu think there is a problem. As for what that might be, I have no clue
[20:27] <Hitman_> ok
[20:27] <lollo_> i don't know macogw i don't know how to run it !
[20:27] <VartanS> Squawk: Is there any utility available to help me determine the problem? :)
[20:27] <macogw> lollo_: just look at the contents in a text editor
[20:27] <Rsync_> hey has anyone here been able to beat GnuChess?
[20:27] <Squawk> lollo_, you want to run something that you dont know what it is?
[20:28] <daniel_voicu> hello everyone:)
[20:28] <Sword> Hitman: i want those beryl like effects
[20:28] <Hitman_> Sword, did you read the release notes and run the 'aticonfig --initial' command?
[20:28] <L3ttuc3>  keep getting this on my cd drive: ide: failed opcode was: unknown\ hda: drive not ready for command\ hda: status error: status=0x58 { DriveReady SeekComplete DataRequest }. then the disc inside the drive fails to mount at bootup. it does not always happen. any idea what may be causing this?
[20:28] <Muffy> erUSUL: it doesn't. But I don't have the disk in with which I made the RAID ( and which has the fstab), so it shouldn't be able to recognise it, right?
[20:28] <lollo_> Squawk it's the program for coolstraaming, streamerone
[20:28] <Muffy> mheeee gparted finished
[20:28] <jeffMASTERflex> Rsync_: i've beat glchess, haven't played gnuchess
[20:28] <macogw> lollo_: is there a readme file in there?
[20:28] <soundray> VartanS: just a little hint: when you're in Windows, with your setup, you're not running an OS via USB
[20:28] <Squawk> VartanS, fraid I have no clue, I am just suggesting what the problem might be based on symptoms described, but I have no clue how to actualy fix/diagnose it properly
[20:29] <Hitman_> Sword, I assume not, you have to run that under sudo, and that will reconfigure X for your ATI card
[20:29] <lollo_> yes macogw i'm reading config.ini thx
[20:29] <Sword> Hitman: you have a link
[20:29] <Muffy> buh GParted says my SATA drives from the raid are 100% unallocated :/
[20:29] <VartanS> Squawk, soundray: Thank you both very, very much for your help. I will see what I can find out with your advice
[20:29] <Fougner> Sorry, cannot currently work without pthreads
[20:29] <Fougner> how can I fix that one?
[20:29] <coggz> anyone able to help with wireless
[20:29] <Fougner> trying to compile
[20:29] <julienb> how can i set acpi=off
[20:29] <Andril> anyone good with Nvidia cards?
[20:29] <Hitman_> Sword, no I just know it
[20:29] <samsinite> squawk, I just ran ./autogen.sh again and when its running is says" Please add the files
[20:29] <samsinite>   codeset.m4 gettext.m4 glibc21.m4 iconv.m4 isc-posix.m4 lcmessage.m4
[20:29] <samsinite>   progtest.m4
[20:29] <samsinite> from the /aclocal directory to your autoconf macro directory
[20:29] <samsinite> or directly to your aclocal.m4 file.
[20:29] <samsinite> You will also need config.guess and config.sub, which you can get from
[20:29] <FloodBot2> samsinite: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:29] <l815> anyone know if xbacklight works with XGL
[20:30] <stephantom> hey everyone! I created an encrypted device with cryptsetup. when I plug it in and enter my password it's mounted for root, so I can't write to it. how do I change this?
[20:30] <Hitman_> Sword, here's another tutorial on doing things by hand with the latest driver
[20:30] <soundray> Andril: ask your question
[20:30] <samsinite> sorry
[20:30] <julienb> how can i set acpi=off permanently ?
[20:30] <Sword> Hitman: thx
[20:30] <Hitman_> http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7193
[20:30] <suoko> adril: i know envy
[20:31] <stephantom> the file system is ext3, if that matters at all
[20:31] <soundray> !bootoptions | julienb
[20:31] <ubotu> julienb: For a list and explanation on some of the boot options, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[20:31] <Andril> soundray: goo I have a Nvidia 7600 GS AGP card and I want to change the refresh rate - but i only get 50&54
[20:31] <bradleyg> Has anyone had experience with the Apple Cinema Displays and ATI cards? The screen goes in standby mode right after startup. (Typically, this is a PPC problem, but I have seen the issue arise on Intel as well on forums).
[20:31] <bradleyg> Any thoughts?
[20:31] <soundray> Andril: 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' -- also read the links in the factoid (private message)
[20:31] <NattyTux> HI ALL!
[20:31] <soundray> !fixres > Andril
[20:31] <NattyTux> I have a question
[20:31] <Muffy> erUSUL: if I do this, will it wipe the RAID or recognise it? >> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org
[20:31] <Muffy> err
[20:32] <NattyTux> any good reasons for disabling IPV6???????/
[20:32] <Muffy> erUSUL:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57606/ << that's the link
[20:32] <Sword> Hitman: can i copy the commands directly into the terminal without changing anything?
[20:32] <soussou> hi all
[20:32] <Andril> soundray: it seems to be slower than my old geforcfe FX 5200 card
[20:32] <soundray> NattyTux: not unless it causes trouble (like slow browsing)
[20:32] <prince_jammys> soundray: that was funny, by the way
[20:32] <tannerld> how does one kill "save the fish"?
[20:32] <dormeur> join irc://irc.recycled-irc.net / #ihou-fansub
[20:32] <LapMag> Wow. the dumbest solution ever. Reason why livecd/install takes 10+ minutes to boot? I have devices on SATA1/2 when they should be SATA5/6 because the SATA ports are "double booked". damnit.
[20:32] <NattyTux> Sometimes my computer is loosing its DNS, disabling IPV6 may solve this
[20:32] <NattyTux> ?
[20:32]  * soundray chuckles quietly to himself
[20:32] <russell_h> hmm
[20:33] <evil_tech> is there no netboot image for gutsy?
[20:33] <soundray> NattyTux: very easy to just try it out
[20:33] <soussou> I am trying to install codeblocks on my box, I have succeded in doing so, but now that I have it installed, everytime I run synaptic or apt-get, it complains about codeblocks baing broken, and I can't proceed, unless I remove codeblocks completely.
[20:33] <soundray> !ipv6 > NattyTux, please read the  private message
[20:33] <julienb> i dont get it ? where can i see acpi has been turned off ?
[20:33] <NattyTux> hmmm it loese the DNS after 10-15 hours... will need to wait
[20:33] <soussou> codeblocks is a C++ IDE
[20:33] <suoko> does anybody know how to change shell shortcuts (CTRL +ALT+F1, F2, etc...)?
[20:33] <erUSUL> Muffy: as i understand that will recreate the array...
[20:33] <NattyTux> thanks!!!!
[20:33] <soundray> julienb: you need to follow  the bootoptions instructions and modify your menu.lst
[20:34] <NattyTux> for the private messege
[20:34] <ph0rensic> suoko, I changed mine in compiz
[20:34] <NattyTux> oh, and how do I send a messege to a person which will see me in yellow as well?? (like you do)
[20:34] <Andril> soundray: thanks
[20:34] <ph0rensic> macogw, sup dude
[20:34] <Fougner> somebody knows where I can get pthreads ?
[20:34] <Muffy> erUSUL: k, wi try it. I've got all hte data backed up anyway, but it's a pain to set up a new RAID =p
[20:34] <melanie> ok
[20:34] <macogw> ph0rensic: apparently ive had sex reassignment surgery
[20:34] <soundray> NattyTux: just use their nick, like I'm using yours
[20:34] <macogw> ph0rensic: hint, im a chick
[20:35] <melanie> so i have an issue with disappearing title bars.  the command "metacity --replace" fixes it.
[20:35] <NattyTux> soudray: does it work?
[20:35] <ph0rensic> macogw, I call my gf dude, no disrespect
[20:35] <macogw> ph0rensic: ok
[20:35] <ph0rensic> macogw, hint: Im from california
[20:35] <suoko> ph0rensic: I do not have compiz on machines.Any other way ?
[20:35] <erUSUL> Muffy: cat /proc/mdstat does not return anything??
[20:35] <soundray> macogw: :)  I've never met a chick who referred to herself as one
[20:35] <ph0rensic> suoko, Im sure there is somewhere.. off hand I dont know
[20:35] <macogw> ph0rensic: haha i see....LTJ style? im a dude, he's a dude, she's a dude, cuz we're all dudes
[20:36] <Muffy> erUSUL: nope
[20:36] <erUSUL> Muffy: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8874
[20:36] <macogw> soundray: in LinuxChix and DevChix we do
[20:36] <Fougner> !pthread
[20:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pthread - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:36] <ph0rensic> macogw, yup.. now by ltj do you mean BUKEM by chance?
[20:36] <soundray> macogw: oh of course
[20:36] <erUSUL> Muffy: the article mentions this >> mdadm --examine --scan  /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 /dev/sda3
[20:36] <macogw> ph0rensic: er i meant less than jake.... *googles*
[20:36] <erUSUL> Muffy: read it fully
[20:37] <Muffy> erUSUL: k, I wil
[20:37] <tharwat> hi everybody, i am using PClinuxOS and i was trying to get some help in the support channel but no body is answering, can anyone offer some help here?
[20:37] <ph0rensic> macogw, LTJ BUKEM is a badass DNB artist
[20:37] <macogw> ph0rensic: the "im a dude, he's a dude..." song Kel sang in Good Burger is a Less Than Jake song
[20:37] <ph0rensic> tharwat, hey
[20:37] <macogw> ph0rensic: ah ok
[20:37] <Sword> DJ HYPE
[20:37] <Sword> :P
[20:37] <soundray> tharwat: sure, just install Ubuntu and we'll be more than happy to help ;)
[20:37] <FreeFull> tharwat, Ubuntu isn't PClinuxOS. Try at ##linux
[20:37] <ph0rensic> macogw, ahh thats right
[20:37] <Flare183> !language | ph0rensic
[20:37] <ubotu> ph0rensic: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[20:37] <Sword> is there a german support channel for ubuntu
[20:37] <ph0rensic> Flare183, hah my apologies
[20:37] <Sword> ?
[20:38] <Flare183> ph0rensic: no problem
[20:38] <NattyTux> ubotu: hello
[20:38] <macogw> Flare183: mule is a bad word?
[20:38] <prince_jammys> !de | Sword
[20:38] <ubotu> Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[20:38] <tharwat> ph0rensic, well, i think it's simple since they are linux, am i right?
[20:38] <ubotu> Sword: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[20:38] <blue|palm> what can i do if sudo reports 'unable to resolve host <my-host-name>'? Ubuntu fails to start any administrative passwords too... and yes i did change my hostname
[20:38] <NattyTux> ubotu: hello
[20:38] <NattyTux> ubotu: how are you?
[20:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about how are you? - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:38] <macogw> blue|palm: did you reboot after changing it?
[20:38] <blue|palm> oops, administrative apps
[20:38] <Sword> Thank you!
[20:38] <soundray> tharwat: I've joined #pclinuxos, please try again there
[20:38] <macogw> blue|palm: or at least log out and log back in?
[20:38] <blue|palm> macogw, yes, multiple times, tried changing it back too
[20:38] <ph0rensic> tharwat, depends .. there are different flavors which brings different methods and behaviors .. different programs .. etc
[20:38] <NattyTux> ubotu: are you a cyborg?
[20:38] <Flare183> macogw: no but it's a bad word
[20:39] <Flare183> !bot | NattyTux
[20:39] <ubotu> NattyTux: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[20:39] <NattyTux> Flare183: am I talking to a bot?
[20:39] <macogw> blue|palm: go in in single user mode and run "hostname <whatever>" and put your whatever into /etc/hosts on the 127.0.0.1 line with localhost
[20:39] <Flare183> NattyTux: yes
[20:39] <NattyTux> Flare183: wow... Im fairly stupid
[20:39] <Fougner> NattyTux: don't worry, I do talk with bots too ;)
[20:40] <Flare183> NattyTux: i didn't say that
[20:40] <macogw> blue|palm: single user mode, if you dont know how to reach it, is recovery mode when you boot up
[20:40] <tharwat> ph0rensic, well, the 3D effects are not working here (compiz-fusion), what i had to do is to install the graphic driver, then it allowed me to enable the 3D effects, i logged off then back on but there are no effects
[20:40] <brambii> on what is ubuntu based?
[20:40] <brambii> gentoo?
[20:40] <brambii> or debian?
[20:40] <macogw> brambii: debian
[20:40] <Flare183> brambii: deban
[20:40] <soundray> tharwat: hello!
[20:40] <brambii> ok thanks
[20:40] <macogw> brambii: we use apt...
[20:40] <blue|palm> macogw, thanks, ill try that now
[20:40] <Flare183> brambii: no problem
[20:41] <tharwat> soundray, they dont offer suport in #pclinuxos
[20:41] <ph0rensic> tharwat, did you install ccsm?
[20:41] <Squawk> samsinite, if your still there, pastebin all that, i was afk 15 mins
[20:41] <tharwat> ph0rensic, whats ccsm?
[20:41] <xif> Hi
[20:41] <Flare183> !ccsm | tharwat
[20:41] <ubotu> tharwat: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy), install 'compizconfig-settings-manager'. A new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion
[20:41] <Flare183> !hi | xif
[20:41] <ubotu> xif: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[20:42] <xif> I have a pretty powerful GPU (NVIDIA Quadro FX 3500), and I have the "restricted driver" enabled.
[20:42] <tharwat> guys am new to linux :)
[20:42] <ph0rensic> tharwat, compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:42] <blue|palm> macogw, thanks, just solved it now, didnt need to go into single user mode tho
[20:42] <xif> yet for some reason, I suffer sluggish graphic performance.
[20:42] <Flare183> I just said that
[20:42] <Fougner> !coffee
[20:42] <ubotu> coffee is a caffeinated beverage made by filtering water through ground up roasted beans of the coffee plant. Flavouring to taste such as milk or cream, sugar or sweetener are often added afterwards. Not to be confused with !java
[20:42] <xif> anyone knows how to improve it?
[20:42] <tharwat> ph0rensic, can i download it using synaptic?
[20:42] <Fougner> xif: Try Envy
[20:42] <ph0rensic> tharwat, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[20:42] <Flare183> Fougner: didn't know that factoid existed
[20:42] <blue|palm> macogw, seems like the interface assigned no hostname at all to localhost...
[20:42] <russell_h> !git
[20:42] <Fougner> Flare183: now you do ;)
[20:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about git - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:43] <Flare183> Fougner: yep
[20:43] <Fougner> !n00b
[20:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about n00b - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[20:43] <Fougner> !noob
[20:43] <ubotu> Acronyms or statements like  noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.
[20:43] <Flare183> ok then,....
[20:43] <Fougner> hehe
[20:43] <tharwat> mmm, i am really new to linux guys, i just know nothing about it :)
[20:43] <macogw> blue|palm: ok well that works
[20:43] <samsinite> Squawk, when I do ./autogen.sh it says "Please add the files codeset.m4 gettext.m4 glibc21.m4 iconv.m4 isc-posix.m4 lcmessage.m4 progtest.m4 from the /aclocal directory to your autoconf macro directory or directly to your aclocal.m4 file. You will also need config.guess and config.sub, which you can get from ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/config/. " looks like config.guess and config.sub are already there though
[20:44] <macogw> blue|palm: i wasnt sure you could run vim as root in your current state
[20:44] <Fougner> tharwat: google is your friend =)
[20:44] <Flare183> !google | tharwat
[20:44] <ubotu> tharwat: Google is a very popular search engine: http://www.google.com  -  Google also has a Linux-specific search engine: http://google.com/linux
[20:44] <blue|palm> macogw, well thanks! normal old su is still working, so thats how i did it
[20:44] <danand> tharwat - first you should really call "linux" gnu/linux instead :)
[20:44] <Flare183> yes it is
[20:44] <danand> !gnu | tharwat
[20:44] <ubotu> tharwat: G(NU's) N(ot) U(nix). A project that aimed to develop a complete operating system of Free Software, which Ubuntu is based on. See http://gnu.org
[20:44] <blue|palm> danand,  haha breaking in the new user
[20:45] <Squawk> samsinite, not sure what to suggest tbh, if its telling you they are absent and yet you say they are present then something isn't working right
[20:45] <Fougner> tharwat: http://albertomilone.com/nvidia_scripts1.html
[20:45] <danand> blue|palm - stallman would be proud :)
[20:45] <blue|palm> hehe
[20:45] <Fougner> tharwat: try install the nvidia-driver with Envy..
[20:45] <Flare183> yes so would Shuttleworth
[20:45] <macogw> this'd better be funny
[20:45] <macogw> !rms | danand
[20:45] <ubotu> danand: rms is Richard Matthew Stallman, founder of the GNU project. See !gnu and also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman
[20:45] <macogw> ok not funny
[20:45] <MrMist> I'm having problems installing a library in ubuntu... libois1 and libois-dev
[20:46] <samsinite> nah, it doesn't say it is absent, I dunno
[20:46] <MrMist> it seems that the .lib and the .h files don't get installed at all
[20:46] <Flare183> macogw: can I pm you for a sec i know something funny you might want to know
[20:46] <MrMist> what do I do ?
[20:46] <samsinite> well, I need to install them to install anjuta svn
[20:46] <danand> macogw - he's my hero .....
[20:46] <macogw> Flare183: go ahead
[20:46] <danand> macogw - ;P
[20:46] <Fougner> Flare183: I want to :D
[20:46] <Fougner> too*
[20:46] <samsinite> I guess I could ask someone over there, do you know if they have a irc channel?
[20:46] <macogw> danand: there are chuck norris things programmed into ubotu..i thought there were linus and rms ones too
[20:46] <credible> Fougner: please do not recommend envy in here
[20:47] <danand> macogw - all bow to the overlord rms!
[20:47] <Muffy> erUSUL: buh, gonna put the HDD with fstab and mdadm.conf on it in again and see if that helps me when mounting with the live cd
[20:47] <Fougner> credible: sorry.. =( kindly asking.. why ?
[20:47] <xif> how do I stop X?
[20:47] <tharwat> am i still connected here?
[20:47] <finn__> ctrl + backspace  xif
[20:47] <prince_jammys> !envy
[20:47] <ubotu> envy is not needed or supported. Use the Resticted Manager to install binary drivers and see « /msg ubotu binarydriver »
[20:47] <NattyTux> tharwat: yes
[20:47] <xif> finn__: that restarts it
[20:48] <xif> I want to drop to command line and not return.
[20:48] <finn__> sorry, I'm not using a regular install of ubuntu
[20:48] <Robin-NB> xif: CTRL + ALT + backspace
[20:48] <xif> OK, thanks
[20:48] <kinabalu> hey guys, i'm running dapper.. what source do I add to get subversion 1.4.x?
[20:48] <danand> xif - ctrl+alt+backspace  - save all work first though
[20:48] <xif> goodbye everyone
[20:48] <finn__> by
[20:48] <RichiH> it will not stop anything
[20:48] <finn__> e
[20:48] <xif> has been nice meeting you
[20:48] <RichiH> xif: stop
[20:48] <xif> RichiH: hm?
[20:49] <xif> what do you mean?
[20:49] <RichiH> xif: ctrl-alt-backspace will restart X
[20:49] <xif> I want to stop it.
[20:49] <RichiH> do you use ubuntu, kubuntu or xubuntu
[20:49] <xif> Ubuntu Gutsy
[20:49] <danand> xif - /etc/init.d/gdm stop will stop X i think
[20:49] <xif> I just want to drop to a command line mode where X isn't running.
[20:49] <RichiH> ctrl-alt-f1, log in as root (this means you need to have sat a root password, at some point. sudo does not work), then /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:49] <Robin-NB> oh yea, right... GDM/KDM/XDM will restart it
[20:50] <ph0rensic> Anyone have a hard time trying to watch DVD movies... I finally got a disk to mount but it is still trying to read it (been 5 minutes) I have libdvdcss2, ffmpeg, and other various codecs
[20:50] <tannerld> how does one kill "save the fish"?
[20:50] <RichiH> xif: if you don't mind X running on tty 7, you can use ttys 1 to 6
[20:50] <Tatster> Hi all.  Just installed Xubuntu on an old laptop, but now want to dual boot with Windows.  Can I resize Xubuntu to allow room for Windows ?
[20:50] <Flare183> !offtopic | tannerld
[20:50] <ubotu> tannerld: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[20:50] <samsinite> looks like I found their irc server and channel.  Thanks for the help squawk
[20:50] <xif> RichiH: or maybe just `sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop`?
[20:50] <Lanoxx> hi could anyone help me find the problem with my wifi?
[20:50] <xif> RichiH: no, I need it to stop completely (installing a graphic driver)
[20:50] <danand> ph0rensic - try another disk??
[20:50] <ph0rensic> Tatster, Yah but it may be easier to install windows with its own partition and then reinstall kubuntu
[20:50] <RichiH> xif: i wouldn't do that from within gnome without saving all my stuff, first
[20:50] <Lanoxx> http://www.pastebin.org/21573
[20:51] <Flare183> Lanoxx:  i can if it your using a broadcom wireless card
[20:51] <RichiH> xif: i would do what i suggested
[20:51] <ph0rensic> danand, this is the thirs one, the other two did't even read..
[20:51] <simplexio> xif: from console sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:51] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ man decode-dimms; No manual entry for decode-dimms" Where can I read a manual?
[20:51] <Lanoxx> no iwl4965
[20:51] <Lanoxx> im using the driver in 2.6.24
[20:51] <RichiH> simplexio: hmm, true, you can log in as grunt and sudo from there
[20:51] <Flare183> Lanoxx: i can't help then sorry keep asking
[20:51] <soundray> kinabalu: subversion 1.4 is not available for dapper. You have to upgrade  to feisty or higher
[20:51] <ph0rensic> danand, wouldnt mount even
[20:51] <danand> !dvd | ph0rensic
[20:51] <ubotu> ph0rensic: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[20:51] <xif> RichiH: is there any difference between `/etc/init.d/gdm stop` and pressing Ctrl-Alt-Backspace?
[20:51] <Lanoxx> and it has a problem with authenticating to the AP
[20:51] <danand> ph0rensic - hope that helps!
[20:51] <simplexio> i think ubuntu dosen't allow root login if you havent specified password for it
[20:51] <RichiH> xif: is there a difference between a car and an apple? ;)
[20:52] <RichiH> xif: ctrl-alt-bcksp kills X and forces it to restart
[20:52] <Robin-NB> hm
[20:52] <xif> RichiH: (I mean, in the "save all data or lose it" sense).
[20:52] <Flare183> !root | simplexio
[20:52] <ubotu> simplexio: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[20:52] <evil_tech> why is there no netboot files or instructions for Gutsy?
[20:52] <RichiH> xif: /etc/init.d/gdm stop will stop X
[20:52] <hischild> simplexio, ubuntu denies root login in general, for a few fairly simple reasons :-)
[20:52] <danand> xif - ctrl+alt+backspace will restartX
[20:52] <ph0rensic> danand, maybe its the dvdread package ...
[20:52] <Flare183> !away | marko-_-
[20:52] <ubotu> marko-_-: You should avoid changing your nick in a busy channel like #ubuntu - it causes unrequired scrolling which is unfair to new users.  (Please set your preferred nick in your client's settings instead.)  The same goes for using noisy away messages; use the command "/away <reason>" to set your client away silently.  See also «/msg ubotu Guidelines»
[20:52] <hischild> simplexio, even when it's set with a password :-)
[20:52] <RichiH> xif: the first will definately kill all data. gdm stop might keep some
[20:52] <Robin-NB> ctrl+alt+backspace will kill x... gdm, kdm or whatever xdm will restart it
[20:52] <kinabalu> soundray: seriously?  that kinda sucks :(  there's no "unofficial version" i can use?
[20:52] <danand> ph0rensic - do you have libdvdread3 installed?
[20:52] <Tatster> ph0rensic: Thanks I thought about doing that.  going for it now!
[20:53] <xif> basically, both are equally dangerous in the sense that they will kill all X application
[20:53] <xif> *s
[20:53] <Ayabara> any recommendations on a good dark theme for ubuntu?
[20:53] <simplexio> hischild: no root from sshd, ye. but i like to have root login. i have few times edited /etc/sudoers without skills :)
[20:53] <marko-_-> Flare183, i changed my nick because i have a dynamic ip address... and when my ip changes marko-_- stays on irc and doesn't ping out for a while.. so when it ping's out i change my nick.. get it?
[20:53] <ph0rensic> danand, I just checked and I dont think so, so i think that is the problem.. where is the repo?
[20:53] <xif> RichiH, danand: OK, thanks
[20:53] <hischild> simplexio, why don't you use visudo to add yourself to the sudo list?
[20:53] <bullgard4> "detlef@MD97600:~$ man decode-dimms; No manual entry for decode-dimms" Where can I read a manual?
[20:53] <evil_tech> why is there no netboot files or instructions for Gutsy?
[20:54] <danand> !info libdvdread3
[20:54] <DRebellion> Ayabara, try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:54] <soundray> kinabalu: you either want the stability and long term support of dapper (in which case you have to accept that it comes with stable  rather than cutting edge software), or you upgrade to a newer release.
[20:54] <Lanoxx> hi could anyone help me find the problem with my iwp4965 wlan driver?
[20:54] <ubotu> libdvdread3 (source: libdvdread): library for reading DVDs. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.9.7-3ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 56 kB, installed size 192 kB
[20:54] <Lanoxx> http://www.pastebin.org/21573
[20:54] <Flare183> marko-_-: yeah but you have a *sleeping* smiley on your nick;; i would understand this as a away thing
[20:54] <marko-_-> Flare183, no it isn't:D
[20:54] <marko-_-> i have this... for fun
[20:54] <simplexio> hischild: when using nano it dosen't chec syntax, and i dotn use it add more users, general tweaking like nopasswd for me etc
[20:54] <tharwat> Fougner, i guess this driver (envy) will not work with PClinuxOS, am i right?
[20:55] <Flare183> marko-_-: ok just saying some people might take it as one
[20:55] <Ayabara> DRebellion: ok. thanks
[20:55] <danand> ph0rensic - never used that before - did you get that :)
[20:55] <hischild> simplexio, true that it doesn't use syntax ... carefull writing? ;-)
[20:56] <ph0rensic> danand, i see.. i have that repo enabled.. must be the package name is being typed wrong?? I'll figure it out thanks!
[20:56] <simplexio> with my typo per line rate, i aint that lucky
[20:56] <amenado> Lanoxx-> what are you attempting to do? using encryption or clear? which chip does your wifi have?
[20:56] <kinabalu> soundray: makes sense
[20:56] <ph0rensic> danand, oh wait it is installed already
[20:56] <danand> ph0rensic - sudo apt-get install libdvdread3
[20:57] <danand> ph0rensic - crap - hoped that was gonna solve it!
[20:57] <werneck> where is the cdrom mountpoint during installation?
[20:57] <ph0rensic> danand weird first time I did that it it just said couldn't find package, didn't say already installed.. maybe i spelled it wrong..well the issue is something else.. and I believe I have all the codecs a sould could ever want installed
[20:57] <werneck> when I get a shell at the end of the install seems it is already unmount
[20:58] <soundray> kinabalu: sometimes software gets backported to dapper -- don't think it happened to subversion but it's worth checking
[20:58] <soundray> !backports | kinabalu
[20:58] <ubotu> kinabalu: If new updated Ubuntu packages are built for an application, then they may go into Ubuntu Backports. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports - See also !packaging
[20:58] <simplexio> werneck: mount tells
[20:58] <Lanoxx> amenado: im just trying to connect
[20:58] <MuffY> erUSUL: ok, back, but with my old harddrive mounted (sill using livecD though)
[20:58] <amenado> werneck i believe it is hidden during installation
[20:58] <Lanoxx> and it worked yesterday, then today it didnt
[20:58] <Lanoxx> check my logs
[20:58] <Lanoxx> http://www.pastebin.org/21573
[20:58] <werneck> simplexio: no, it don't
[20:58] <convergex> hello
[20:58] <MuffY> erUSUL: can you give me that livejournal link again?
[20:59] <convergex> I have a question
[20:59] <Lanoxx> there is some error about authentication
[20:59] <amenado> Lanoxx no am not just going to read what you paste, can you explain what happens?
[20:59] <convergex> I CANT INSTALL USB SAGEM FAST 800 MODEM
[20:59] <werneck> amenado: well... I need to copy a file from the cd at the end of the install...
[20:59] <convergex> to ubuntu
[20:59] <convergex> thats why I don't use it for 1 years
[20:59] <convergex> I tried everything to work this modem on ubuntu
[20:59] <flowOver> ubuntu keeps crashing.  how do i find out why?
[20:59] <Lanoxx> i get connected (iwconfig shows that im connected) but i dont get an ip, dhclient doesnt work either
[20:59] <hischild> !shout | convergex
[20:59] <ubotu> convergex: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[20:59] <amenado> werneck-> you dont have access to the cdrom while it is installing, unless you modify the initrd that it uses during install
[21:00] <hischild> !ask | convergex
[21:00] <ubotu> convergex: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[21:00] <Lanoxx> i find this in my logs : authentication with AP 00:18:84:14:0b:45 timed out
[21:00] <MuffY> are there logs of this chat?
[21:00] <_Oz_> Question: how much of an impact does compiz have on my processor/RAM overhead?
[21:00] <danand> ph0rensic - dvd's are a pain!
[21:00] <amenado> Lanoxx->  using encryption or clear? which chip does your wifi have?
[21:00] <convergex> How should I use Sagem Fast usb modem on UBUNTU ?????
[21:00] <werneck> amenado: what you mean "I don't have access" ? it has to be mounted somewhere
[21:00] <hischild> _Oz_, depends really ... you can disable most of it to use almost none .. or turn it all on and make a 8800gt sweat it's pants off
[21:00] <amenado> !who | Lanoxx
[21:00] <Lanoxx> no encryption
[21:01] <ubotu> Lanoxx: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :)
[21:01] <Lanoxx> amenado: iwl4965, i have an intel chip
[21:01] <flowOver> how do i log the information in a system halt.  It keeps happening to me
[21:01] <amenado> werneck yes its mounted but it is hidden from you..
[21:01] <MuffY> !log
[21:01] <ubotu> Channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ - See also « /msg ubotu ircstats »
[21:01] <soundray> convergex: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=201127
[21:01] <_Oz_> hischild: I turned a lot of it on
[21:02] <amenado> Lanoxx-> is that a usb dongle you have?
[21:02] <werneck> amenado: ok... and how to unhid it?
[21:02] <rrittenhouse> I know this is probably a FAQ by now but my flash keeps killing over and I have to restart firefox everytime the boxes "go grey"...any suggestions?
[21:02] <simplexio> werneck: pastebin that stuff
[21:02] <_Oz_> I'm now running a WinXP vbox in addition to Ubuntu so I'm wondering if I need to turn it off to improve performance
[21:02] <amenado> werneck-> you dont have access to the cdrom while it is installing, unless you modify the initrd that it uses during install
[21:02] <_Oz_> I really love compiz though
[21:02] <werneck> simplexio: what stuff?
[21:02] <simplexio> werneck: ehat mount tells
[21:02] <werneck> amenado: ok... and what do I need to change?
[21:02] <simplexio> werneck: what..
[21:02] <amenado> werneck-> initrd
[21:03] <hischild> _Oz_, ofcourse if you run a vbox it'll rely heavily on it ... what specs you have?
[21:03] <soundray> convergex: ignore the part about compiling -- recent ubuntu versions come with the driver precompiled (ueagle-atm)
[21:03] <werneck> simplexio: it's in other box, too much trouble and I can read what it says
[21:03] <Lanoxx> no its an intel integrated 4965abgn wifi chip on an ich9 bridge (thinkpad x61)
[21:03] <Lanoxx> 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Unknown device 4230 (rev 61) <--- i think its this one
[21:03] <simplexio> werneck: if you dont fint it then just mount it where you want it
[21:03] <convergex> soundray!
[21:03] <_Oz_> hischild: nvidia 7600 w/512mb, 2gb ram, 2.2ghz AMD 64 processor
[21:03] <werneck> amenado: ok, so you are absolutely sure of that? I can't read a file from the cd during install without changing initrd?
[21:03] <soundray> convergex: yes, still here
[21:03] <convergex> I am just a newbie
[21:04] <Duninho> Hello everyone, i have a problem with instaling linux, could someone help me?
[21:04] <convergex> I can't do that all
[21:04] <simplexio> werneck: and if it is allready mounted then use -o bind
[21:04] <_Oz_> I think this box is getting a bit pigged out running a vbox w/ Win XP and Ubuntu w/ compiz running
[21:04] <amenado> Lanoxx-> can you paste into pastebin your iwconfig, ifconfig and route -n please
[21:04] <convergex> I have ubuntu 7.10 Cd right on my hand
[21:04] <convergex> I will install it..so I won't connect internet again I know
[21:04] <Lanoxx> amenado: ok
[21:04] <amenado> werneck-> you tried have you not? try to read anything from the same cd you are using for liveCD
[21:04] <hischild> _Oz_, should be able to pull it quite nicely. You can turn off some unused features if you havne't done so already
[21:05] <werneck> simplexio: I don't have the device
[21:05] <Ayabara> is there a way I can make eog start in fullscreen by default?
[21:05] <flowOver> _Oz_: almost identical to mine and i manage it
[21:05] <convergex> please somebody help me..I want to leave windows !
[21:05] <werneck> amenado: how could I try if I am still trying to find where it is mounted... I'm not using livecd
[21:05] <_Oz_> flowover: it is manageable, just not "snappy"
[21:05] <simplexio> werneck: why you need it
[21:05] <danand> !w32codecs | danand
[21:05] <werneck> simplexio: I need it, it's a custom install
[21:06] <_Oz_> hischild: I just tried turning off desktop effects.  it definitely improves performance by a bit.  It's noticeable.  Not sure how to quantify it though.
[21:06] <Duninho> i can boot the instalation only with alternative version, and when the instalation start it fails at detecting my cd/dvd rom and hard drive (i check on WUBI so iknow)
[21:06] <flowOver> _Oz_: you have guest additions installed on xp and sp2 as well?
[21:06] <simplexio> werneck: if my memory is right there is only squashfs files
[21:06] <_Oz_> flowOver: yes
[21:06] <amenado> werneck-> you have to modify the initrd  how it mounts devices and where it hides it
[21:06] <_Oz_> flowOver: it's quite nice
[21:06] <_Oz_> flowOver: I am very impressed with its performance
[21:06] <werneck> simplexio, amenado, ok, thanks
[21:06] <flowOver> if you'd call xp performing
[21:06] <soundray> convergex: have a go with it. It might work out of the box, or it may be  straightforward to configure via System-Administration-Network-Modem
[21:06] <_Oz_> heheh yeah
[21:06] <simplexio> werneck: just install default and modify after it
[21:06] <_Oz_> flowOver: I have to run office 2007
[21:06] <_Oz_> flowOver: and photoshop cs3
[21:06] <beautifulsnow> Does anyone know if there are any Wine binaries, as oposed to installing form a deb or from source
[21:07] <DrFooMod2> i just downloaded a copy of server 7.1 vmware image
[21:07] <DrFooMod2> so, what;s the root p/w?
[21:07] <Lanoxx> amenado: http://www.pastebin.org/21590
[21:07] <soundray> beautifulsnow: the Ubuntu deb package contains binaries
[21:07] <amenado> beautifulsnow-> .deb are binaries inside it?
[21:07] <hischild> !root | DrFooMod2
[21:07] <ubotu> DrFooMod2: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[21:07] <werneck> simplexio: that's your best idea? :)
[21:07] <genii> beautifulsnow: The deb file contains a precompiled binary
[21:07] <DrFooMod2> i am familiar w/ sudo
[21:08] <beautifulsnow> Alright, didn't know that, thanks people :) ... I can't get it to work from deb, that's why i needed to know *bow*
[21:08] <DrFooMod2> ok, then is there a default user?
[21:08] <macogw> DrFooMod2: guess how long some script kiddie can sit there for with John the Ripper trying to crack your root password?
[21:08] <werneck> simplexio: if I am running over the trouble of creating a custom automated install, it means I don't want to have to worry about doing stuff after it's done, right?
[21:08] <macogw> DrFooMod2: the user you setup is the default user
[21:08] <Estesark> Anyone know how I can change the colour of the fonts on my desktop only, without changing anything else?
[21:08] <rrittenhouse> I know this is probably a FAQ by now but my flash keeps killing over and I have to restart firefox everytime the boxes "go grey"...any suggestions?
[21:08] <flowOver> there is a way to install a root terminal in the applications system tools menu
[21:08] <DrFooMod2> macogw: its a vmware image
[21:08] <macogw> DrFooMod2: the answer's "forever"
[21:08] <CorruptTerrorist> is there any way i can do a complete system repair?
[21:08] <simplexio> werneck: ahh
[21:08] <simplexio> werneck: google make your own livecd ubuntu
[21:08] <amenado> Lanoxx-> what do you use eth0 for? this are same box?  two interfaces you have connecting to same router?
[21:08] <simplexio> werneck: i have done few times it
[21:08] <soundray> DrFooMod2: wherever you got the vmware image should tell you what the name of the default  user is.
[21:09] <yoyoyoyo1> yoyoyoyo1: x
[21:09] <werneck> simplexio: it's not a livecd
[21:09] <macogw> DrFooMod2: ohh hmm vmware image....thats different from iso image.  dunno that user's.  it might be an oem-style install where you select htat on first boot
[21:09] <soundray> DrFooMod2: failing that, boot in recovery mode and look  it up (probably easiest with ls /home)
[21:09] <Tonren> How many lines of code are in Ubuntu?
[21:09] <amenado> zillion
[21:09] <flowOver> 42
[21:09] <Lanoxx> im using eth0 because currently my wlan0 doesnt work!, like i said, i always get wired messages about time outs during authentication
[21:09] <DrFooMod2> macogw: i d/l;ed it from http://isv-image.ubuntu.com/vmware/
[21:09] <tom17bombadil_> is there any free software which allows me to write my own comments into a pdf-file?
[21:10] <rsk> Tonren: many many millions if you count _all_ programs included
[21:10] <ph0rensic> danand, yah stupid proprietary crap
[21:10] <Tonren> rsk: I mean on a clean install of Ubuntu 7.10
[21:10] <macogw> DrFooMod2: have you tried using it yet?  i know ubuntu can be installed so that it asks for a user/pass on first boot
[21:10] <flowOver> theres 42
[21:10] <soundray> ph0rensic: please use civilized language here. You've been asked before.
[21:10] <sudobash> is there a special way to load this type of script: ldscript.ld
[21:10] <sudobash> or just with sh
[21:10] <simplexio> werneck: i don't understand you.
[21:10] <Tonren> rsk: Windows is 42mil, RedHat is 30mil, Debian was 283mil.
[21:11] <amenado> Lanoxx-> you dont expect to connect to same router both wireless and ethernet do you? which route would a packet take wireless or ethernet?
[21:11] <DaveEngland> hello! Can anybody help me with this problem? -> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57608/ why do i get this erros?
[21:11] <Tonren> flowOver: Where'd you get that number from?
[21:11] <hischild> also i could use a hand myself this time ... the installation of my normal box is not goin as it should ... install works untill it comes near config of the resolutions and then reboots without any message
[21:11] <werneck> simplexio: it's not a livecd, it's a custom install cd
[21:11] <simplexio> werneck: livecd when it only start one service wich aotomaticly install or modifys computer is still livecd
[21:11] <DrFooMod2> macogw: i'm most familiar w/ other distros which i usually build from scratch.  can you do an http install of ubuntu?
[21:11] <Lanoxx> amenado: the problem is not even the route sind i didnt even get an dhcp lease...
[21:11] <amenado> tom17bombadil_-> you can use openoffice and output it to a ps and then maybe use a tool  pstopdf
[21:11] <danand> ph0rensic - :)
[21:11] <Polygon89> Hello, im having troubles with sound. In the sound control panel, when i click 'test', i hear sound, and also while playing songs using exaile, i also get sound, but while viewing youtube or playing a videogame such as ut2004 i dont get any sound. Any ideas?
[21:11] <macogw> DrFooMod2: from pxe booting? yes
[21:12] <simplexio> werneck: you mean you have allready modified files in there cd ?
[21:12] <beautifulsnow> DrFooMod2 after you install your distro of choice (assuming you want  GUI for daily use) then run sudo apt-get install lamp-server and there you go
[21:12] <flowOver> Tonren: where'd you get YOUR numbers from?
[21:12] <Lanoxx> amenado: and this morning a also had the same problem and then eth0 was off
[21:12] <amenado> Lanoxx-> the point is it will get confused, how would you add the default route?
[21:12] <AutoMatriX> can somebody help me with configuring kismet.conf ? I'm trying to keep out my OWN macs, but my english is not good enough to understand the examples
[21:12] <werneck> simplexio: yes
[21:12] <DrFooMod2> beautifulsnow: actually want no gui.  strickly a server
[21:12] <Tonren> flowOver: Wikipedia.
[21:12] <Chewy954> on my laptop, when I use the scroll wheel it acts as if its the right click.. any fix?
[21:12] <beautifulsnow> then download the lamp server ubuntu flavor instead of your ole ubuntu ^_^
[21:12] <simplexio> werneck: why you dont take gentoo install cd, and just replace stage3.tar.bz2 with your own data
[21:12] <amenado> AutoMatriX-> what language do you speak? other than english?
[21:13] <soundray> !coc > ph0rensic, please read the private message from ubotu
[21:13] <soundray> !pm > ph0rensic
[21:13] <simplexio> werneck: add few scripts and it install all stuff automatic
[21:13] <AutoMatriX> amenado, french, dutch
[21:13] <flowOver> you're using the alternative cd werneck?
[21:13] <tom17bombadil_> amenado, i want to view a 'compiled' pdf and add some comments.
[21:13] <amenado> !fr | AutoMatriX
[21:13] <Polygon89> Hello, im having troubles with sound. In the sound control panel, when i click 'test', i hear sound, and also while playing songs using exaile, i also get sound, but while viewing youtube or playing a videogame such as ut2004 i dont get any sound. Any ideas?
[21:13] <ubotu> AutoMatriX: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[21:13] <Lanoxx> amenado: i know about routes (i even have a cisco training) but thats not my problem
[21:13] <werneck> simplexio: because I already spent a week of work on this one and this is the last thing to do
[21:13] <Squawk> Polygon89, as a long shot, see if anything is using your soundcard with fuser /dev/dsp (or whatever device your sound card is). Could be something else has taken over it
[21:13] <danand> ph0rensic - i cant pm - bah!! crap to no pm :P
[21:13] <werneck> flowOver: no
[21:14] <Squawk> !pm > Squawk
[21:14] <AutoMatriX> amenado, nobody is seeming or willing to help me there
[21:14] <amenado> tom17bombadil_-> thats different, google for such tools, i dont know off hand
[21:14] <sKuarecircle> Hi everyone
[21:14] <simplexio> werneck: :) well good luck with modifying initrd
[21:14] <sKuarecircle> Hoping someone can help me
[21:14] <Polygon89> Squawk, how do i determine this?
[21:14] <soundray> Squawk: /msg ubotu pm :)
[21:14] <Starnestommy> danand: you probably need to register to send PMs
[21:14] <Lanoxx> amenado: the problem is that i dont get dhcp leases even though the AP has no encrytion, and when i look in to the log files i find strange authentication with <MAC> times out. errors
[21:14] <amenado> AutoMatriX-> you just have to be patient...
[21:14] <tom17bombadil_> amenado, thats what i do ^^
[21:14] <Chewy954> on my laptop, when I use the scroll wheel it acts as if its the right click.. any fix?
[21:15] <sKuarecircle> I have installed Ubuntu, now my wireless usb picks up my wireless network but it won'ytpoing th erouter? Sorry to just through thi sout there
[21:15] <Squawk> Polygon89, try that command I said on a command line (fuser /dev/dsp). Im not familiar enough yet with ubuntu to know where it puts the soundcard by default, but its usualy /dev/dsp from pervious linux distros ive used
[21:15] <danand> Starnestommy - yeah, just looking now - hope its not complicated :)
[21:15] <amenado> Lanoxx-> do you access to that AP? configured for clear?
[21:15] <Squawk> soundray, i was just interseted to see what the command did
[21:15] <Polygon89> Squawk, oh i didnt know that was a command :D let me try it now.
[21:15] <AutoMatriX> amenado, I am, but even on the official site I don't get any answer, exept :  see the examples
[21:15] <tr3ei> hi
[21:16] <ph0rensic> Hey soundray, your not going to !language danand? Why are you singling me out?
[21:16] <amenado> AutoMatriX-> stick around here, and dont repeat same question for at least five minutes..maybe someone can assist you
[21:16] <soundray> ph0rensic: please raise your issue in #ubuntu-ops
[21:16] <ArthurArchnix> you know that link, the shortcut link that gets placed on all symlink's? Where is that file located?
[21:17] <amenado> Lanoxx-> ifdown wlan0; ifup wlan0  does it initiates a request to acquire an ip address?
[21:17] <AutoMatriX> amenado, that's exactly what I do, that's why I came to here to hope to find a helpfull soul
[21:17] <Polygon89> Squawk, i ran that and i got no output, does that mean nothing has control over it?
[21:17]  * danand hides under the desk
[21:17] <Lanoxx> amenado: yes, i know its clear since its my university AP and i still had been logged in till yesterday, then today it suddenly doesnt work
[21:17] <Lanoxx> amenado: howevery if i boot to 2.6.23 then i dont have any problem at all
[21:17] <danand> ph0rensic - tell tale :P
[21:17] <[anonymous]> Hello! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:17] <Lanoxx> this seems only to happen in 2.6.24
[21:17] <Squawk> Polygon89, yes, so the problem must lie in firefox... Not something simple like volume turned down in youtube?
[21:17]  * soundray loads his shotgun with the !language factoid and fires at danand
[21:17] <Chewy954> on my laptop, when I use the scroll wheel it acts as if its the right click.. any fix????
[21:18] <mexle> n8i @ all
[21:18] <amenado> Lanoxx-> what do you mean boot to 2.6.23? what do you use now?
[21:18] <Lanoxx> amenado: yes, it does
[21:18] <Lanoxx> 2.6.24
[21:18] <DaveEngland> hello! Can anybody help me with this problem? -> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57608/ why do i get this erros?
[21:18] <danand> soundray - :O
[21:18] <tr3ei> i have a problem with pppoeconf ... it doesn't work :|.... so i can't connect to the internet using ubuntu :|... any other options ... other than pppoeconf ?
[21:18] <convergex> !ask
[21:18] <ubotu> Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[21:18] <Polygon89> Squawk, its not only youtube, but its a videogame as well, UT2004 in this case. I thought it was just a firefox problem until i got the problem in UT2004 as well
[21:18] <[anonymous]> Hello! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:18]  * ArthurArchnix drops to the floor, et tu, soundray?
[21:18] <amenado> Lanoxx-> yes it does what? get an ip address?
[21:18] <convergex> who will help me
[21:19] <ph0rensic> danand, of what?
[21:19] <Squawk> Polygon89, not sure then im afraid. Anything in the logs (tail /var/log/messages)
[21:19] <Lanoxx> amenado: no it does not get an ip address
[21:19] <DaveEngland> hello! Can anybody help me with this problem? -> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57608/ why do i get this erros?
[21:19] <danand> ph0rensic - you told soundray i said crap!
[21:19] <convergex> is there a way to run SAGEM FAST USB modem on UBUNTU ?
[21:19] <danand> ph0rensic - :D
[21:19] <amenado> Lanoxx-> you get any indications like errors when you do ifdown wlan0; ifup wlan0 ?
[21:19] <tr3ei> for the pppoeconf problem... at the end i get this  >> http://www.imagebam.com/image/25d32a3066638/
[21:19] <Squawk> DaveEngland, you have a better chance if you say something like. I am having a problem with X, when I run it I get Y, full info can be seen "here". That way people know what the link refers to and if they will have a clue
[21:19] <[anonymous]> Hello! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:20] <soundray> convergex: what was wrong with the advice I gave you earlier?
[21:20] <Polygon89> Squawk, not in that particular logfile, no.
[21:20] <ph0rensic> danand, haha yah .. were gonna get booted!
[21:20] <convergex> I didn't understand that all
[21:20] <amenado> DaveEngland-> yeah describe the error please..
[21:20] <amenado> summarize it
[21:20] <Squawk> Polygon89, messages gets pretty much everything, so not sometyhing thats getting logged. Out of my knowlege im afraid
[21:20] <soundray> convergex: have a go with it. It might work out of the box, or it may be  straightforward to configure via System-Administration-Network-Modem
[21:20] <tass1412> looking for a gtk music-player, should have global hotkeys and if possible OSD
[21:20] <[anonymous]> Hello! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:20] <MuffY> DaveEngland: there are no errors in your pastebin thing
[21:20] <soundray> convergex: what part of that did you not understand ^^ ?
[21:21] <convergex> ok than cya
[21:21] <Lanoxx> no, restarting wlan0 doesnt help, it show as everything was normal, the only thing is i dont get an dhcp lease
[21:21] <convergex> I dont know to use ubuntu at all
[21:21] <bitumen2003> [anonymous]: ive tried rotate and also freezes my system
[21:21] <Polygon89> Squawk, thanks for your help
[21:21] <Kalumba> I am having difficulties renaming files with Nautilus 2.20.0. When a file/folder is ready to be renamed, after either right-clicking on it and selecting Rename or by pressing F2, it ignores all keyboard input. Thunar, Dolphin and the mv command work so it isn't some hardware problem. Can some enlightened soul help me out on this one?
[21:21] <Chewy954> anyone?
[21:21] <tr3ei> i have a problem with pppoeconf ... it doesn't work :|.... so i can't connect to the internet using ubuntu :|... any other options ... other than pppoeconf ?  >> http://www.imagebam.com/image/25d32a3066638/
[21:21] <Yasumoto> Squawk: no worries :) (about the mis-tab)
[21:21] <rrittenhouse> I know this is probably a FAQ by now but my flash keeps killing over and I have to restart firefox everytime the boxes "go grey"...any suggestions?
[21:21] <DaveEngland> MuffY, WARNING: "ieee80211_softmac_start_protocol_rtl" [/home/dave/DN-7006GS_driver_linux_v1027_20071221/rtl8185/r8180.ko] undefined!
[21:21] <DaveEngland>  <- how could i fix this? :S
[21:21] <Lanoxx> amenado: http://www.pastebin.org/21594
[21:21] <amenado> Lanoxx-> try  sudo dhclient wlan0
[21:22] <[anonymous]> bitumen2003: do you have any solutions to resolve this problem?
[21:22] <soundray> convergex: it's very straightforward if you have the Desktop CD. See the factoid (private message) for more install hints
[21:22] <Lanoxx> amenado: see the log
[21:22] <soundray> !install > convergex
[21:22] <MuffY> DaveEngland: that's just a gcc warning when compiling
[21:22] <MuffY> there are no messages labeled error
[21:22] <soundray> DaveEngland: I suspect that driver has been written for a more recent kernel version
[21:22] <amenado> Lanoxx-> try  sudo dhclient wlan0
[21:22] <Chewy954> on my laptop, when I use the scroll wheel it acts as if its the right click.. any fix????
[21:23] <bitumen2003> [anonymous]: no i just didn't use the command
[21:23] <amenado> Chewy954-> those have to be configure in xorg.conf  input device, what parameters,  that i dont know
[21:23] <soundray> Chewy954: not sure if it helps, but have a look at the link in the factoid (private message)
[21:23] <[anonymous]> bitumen2003: OK, thanks
[21:23] <soundray> !mouse > Chewy954
[21:23] <Lanoxx> amenado: No DHCPOFFERS received.
[21:23] <DaveEngland> soundray, how do you mean more recent?? its for 2.6
[21:23] <Azodon> i love ubuntu
[21:24]  * [anonymous] Hi! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:24] <bitumen2003> [anonymous]: thought it was a 64 bit 'os' problem
[21:24] <amenado> Lanoxx-> and your iwconfig wlan0 shows it is really associated with the AP?
[21:24] <soundray> DaveEngland: 2.6.24 probably (latest released ubuntu kernel is 2.6.22)
[21:24] <marchewa> PART #ubuntu-pl Zaraz wracam
[21:24] <hype> howdo i get wifi and sound on intel macmini
[21:24] <[anonymous]> bitumen2003: no, 32-version also have same problem
[21:25] <DaveEngland> soundray,  so that means, it not able to be compiled on 7.10 ubuntu? What can i do now?
[21:25] <sKuarecircle> can someone help me with a router problem?
[21:25] <soundray> DaveEngland: is your wireless not working at all?
[21:25] <crackhead100> hi, how can i access and see my desktop of a remote kubuntu machine from my local ubuntu laptop??
[21:25] <Lanoxx> amenado: it looks as if its connected, e.g is see an AP name and link quality like 75/100 and so on
[21:26] <DaveEngland> soundray,  No :( 		[Chipsatz] Linux Kernel 2.6.22 (v. 1027) its for kernel 2.6.22 :D
[21:26] <amenado_afk> am away for a few
[21:26] <DaveEngland> soundray,  the wireless card is not found in ubuntu :(
[21:26] <tr3ei> i have a problem with pppoeconf ... it doesn't work :|.... so i can't connect to the internet using ubuntu :|... any other options ... other than pppoeconf ?  >> http://www.imagebam.com/image/25d32a3066638/
[21:27]  * [anonymous] Hi! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:27] <crackhead100> how can i access and see my desktop of a remote kubuntu machine from my local ubuntu laptop??
[21:27] <danand> DaveEngland - aren't some of them modules in the standard kernel already - why the need to compile?
[21:27] <simplexio> crackhead100: depends how you want to do it. remote-desktop from that defined in system -> preferences or if you just want run program in remote computer but hace UI in your desktop then use ssh user@remote -X -Y , lgin and start program
[21:28] <crackhead100> simplexio: i want to see the whole desktop
[21:28] <DaveEngland> hey danand ! yes they are, but is seems, that they do not help, or do not work! i have tryed to modprobe them, but it does not work :(
[21:28] <crackhead100> simplexio: i can do it from putty via windows.. however, i don't kno how to do it via ubuntu here..
[21:28] <DaveEngland> danand,  if i try lsmod it displays them, but the card is not found :(
[21:28] <simplexio> crackhead100: system -> preferences -> remote-desktop
[21:28] <crackhead100> (i use putty and then vncviewer on windows)
[21:29] <PriitM_> I got trouble with WiFi connection. Network monitor applet shows connection as idle, iwconfig gives:  Link Quality=0/100 other stuff normal, ifconfig ra1 down/up and /etc/init.d/networking restart doesn't help. System log gives such line: Feb 27 23:25:48 priit kernel: [   27.336000] ra1: no IPv6 routers present
[21:29]  * [anonymous] Hi! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:29] <Bad_boy> guys, could you please what's the command fro network manager and update manager, I have them by mistake on the top panel, now i am trying to add them again
[21:29] <crackhead100> simplexio: that seems only to allow my local laptop ubuntu computer to be accessible from remote.. i want to use it to access a remote..
[21:29] <mage__> crackhead100: -L 5900:serverslanip:5900
[21:29] <simplexio> crackhead100: dont know whre is icon for vncviewer, but try start it from console
[21:29] <danand> DaveEngland - i remember we tried a load of stuff before - you must have been at this for a while now...
[21:29] <samuel16> Hello everybody
[21:29] <crackhead100> mage__: what are you trying to say?
[21:30] <DaveEngland> danand,  yes we have tryed alot! But it does not work :(
[21:30] <simplexio> crackhead100: vncviewer from commanline, if not there use apt-get install
[21:30] <samuel16> I'm having some problems with my opengl application
[21:30] <samuel16> s
[21:30] <Tonren> !repeat
[21:30] <ubotu> Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[21:30]  * [anonymous] Hi! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:30] <soundray> DaveEngland: this page recommends ndiswrapper: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/RTL8180L
[21:30] <Tonren> !repeat > [anonymous]
[21:31] <simplexio> samuel16: and i have some problems isn't anoght information
[21:31] <wette> how to pretend the mouse-settings of the logged on user to override those from xorg.conf ?
[21:31] <samuel16> If I start CannonSmash or ArmagetronAdvance I get horizontal stripes
[21:31] <soundray> DaveEngland: the other thing you can try is the alpha version of the next release, hardy.
[21:31] <Mic__hae1> is it possible to ssh into a computer that is using the same wireless connection?
[21:31] <danand> DaveEngland - i sympathise. I spent two weeks getting wireless to work in Debian. Why not buy another supported card.... i know its not ideal but maybe worth the $$$ for less agro!
[21:31] <soundray> Mic__hae1: of course
[21:31] <crackhead100> simplexio: it says unable to connect to host. connection refused. it works on windows, however.. it just needs to use ssh? does vncviewer not? do i have to connect via my terminal to the server first, and then use vncviewer?
[21:31] <Mic__hae1> thanks soundray - time to read more on this thing
[21:32] <DaveEngland> soundray,   i have tryed with ndiswrapper, but allso does not work :(
[21:32] <samuel16> And glxinfo | grep direct gives: direct rendering: yes
[21:32] <simplexio> crackhead100: do you allow incoming conenctions on remote
[21:32] <hischild> i need some help getting my installation going. currently it reboots as soon as it reaches the settings for resolutions ... and i'm using the alternate cd :-)
[21:32] <DaveEngland> danand,  yes i have thinked about that.. to buy another card! which one do you prefer?
[21:32] <flowOver> it depends on the access point
[21:32] <samuel16> and glxgears works fine
[21:32] <P-K> Is there a way to NOT upgrade certain packages when doing an apt-get upgrade command (i.e. kernel-image)?
[21:32] <Kitar88> http://wiresmash.com/people/10-most-beautiful-women-in-the-world/
[21:32] <crackhead100> simplexio: yeah. but i usually have to run x11vnc -usepw first..
[21:32] <crackhead100> should i do that?
[21:33] <samuel16> and I have installed the software with Envy
[21:33] <simplexio> try that
[21:33] <samuel16> so how can I get rid of that stripes?
[21:33] <samuel16> Is there any package missing?
[21:33] <danand> DaveEngland - there's a factoid for that .... can't remember it
[21:33] <hischild> !wifi
[21:33] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[21:33] <hischild> danand, that one?
[21:33] <danand> !hw
[21:33] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hw - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[21:33] <crackhead100> simplexio: i got it! :)
[21:34] <soundray> DaveEngland: is it a PCI card that you need?
[21:34] <wette> P-K: apt-get install linux-image-2.6.xx-xx
[21:34] <hischild> i need some help getting my installation going. currently it reboots as soon as it reaches the settings for resolutions ... and i'm using the alternate cd :-)
[21:34] <simplexio> crackhead100: you really need that full desktop from remote, you can also just ssh into remote box with -X -Y and just exec that program you want use
[21:34] <danand> hischild - factoid for compatable hardware in ubuntu
[21:34] <DaveEngland> soundray,  yes :D
[21:34] <hischild> danand, ah ..
[21:34] <DaveEngland> soundray,  it needs to have support for an external antenna!
[21:34] <simplexio> crackhead100: it runs on rmeote but UI is in your desktop, thoght if you lose conenctions program dies too
[21:34] <Itaku> i forgot my pass
[21:34] <Itaku> how do i get back my pass
[21:34] <soundray> DaveEngland: the ones with Atheros chipset tend to work, and they usually have detachable antennas
[21:35] <samuel16> @ubotu I have already done that
[21:35] <tr3ei> i have a problem with pppoeconf ... it doesn't work :|.... so i can't connect to the internet using ubuntu :|... any other options ... other than pppoeconf ?  >> http://www.imagebam.com/image/25d32a3066638/  ........................................
[21:35] <Itaku> someone please help i forgot my pass im on live cd and i need to know how to get it back
[21:35] <yoyoyoyo> how do i list what packages i have available to install through apt-get?
[21:35] <DaveEngland> soundray,  i will have a look at the cards with atheros chip! Tnx for the help & hints!
[21:35] <s3a> devede is garbage software...i tried to fix the sound bug soooo many times wit instructions from ppl and even the getdeb deb packages for both feisty and gutsy and i always get no sound on dvd's!!! it's cuz it searches for mplayer or mencoder or sumtin (the latest version) and that version is buggy........i had a project due monday and ive lost 10% and the teacher is trying to bear with me and giving me lots of chances, i rely need this thing to w
[21:35] <s3a> ork for tomorow, plz help!!
[21:36] <hischild> soundray, just dont get a 5007EG as they sometimes tend to refuse to work
[21:36] <_Oz_> question: is there a way I can VPN to a windows 2003 server FROM ubuntu?
[21:36] <macogw> Itaku: if you mount your hard drive from the live cd and edit /etc/passwd inside your hard drive, so that where the password goes is empty, itll set no password
[21:36] <_Oz_> in other words, does ubuntu have a builtin VPN/RDP somewhere?
[21:36] <Itaku> k ill try
[21:36] <soundray> hischild: tell DaveEngland :)
[21:36] <Itaku> how do i mount my hdd?
[21:36] <[anonymous]> MuffY: did you recieve my privete-msg or I need to register?
[21:36] <Bad_boy> Itaku: i do not think you can get your password back,
[21:36] <CorruptTerrorist> how do i KILL XSERVER
[21:36] <macogw> Itaku: correction, /etc/shadow, i think
[21:37] <macogw> Bad_boy: you can reset it from the live cd though
[21:37] <hischild> DaveEngland, if you decide to go for an atheros card, try not to get a 5007 EG as they tend to refuse to work on your first try :-)
[21:37] <macogw> Itaku: or slightly safer way to do it
[21:37] <Itaku> how do i mount my hdd on live cd
[21:37] <macogw> Itaku: double click it in places -> computer
[21:37] <DaveEngland> hischild,  thx for the hint!
[21:37] <[anonymous]> CorruptTerrorist: sudo killall gdm or sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:37] <danand> !hcl | DaveEngland
[21:37] <wobbo> what are the boot options to start in safe graphics mode from a live cd?
[21:37] <ubotu> DaveEngland: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[21:37] <simplexio> Itaku: when using grub you can edit startup options, add single to end
[21:37] <MuffY> Itaku: hah! had the same problem
[21:37] <MuffY> Itaku: normal HDD or a RAID
[21:37] <Lanoxx> i just checked kern.log and there are a few hundert failures with iwl4965, this is clearly a driver problem, where can i find a developer to give me some help?
[21:37] <Bad_boy> macogw, thanks for that, I had to re-install last time, when i forgot my pas
[21:38] <l815> anyone here use geany?
[21:38] <soundray> DaveEngland: are you in Germany?
[21:38] <Trigger911> Hello I need help setting up my first samba share
[21:38] <macogw> Itaku: safer than editing /etc/passwd, you use a terminal and chroot into the drive, then run normal "passwd <yourusername>" commands
[21:38] <neozen-work> ok all here's a nice softball question.... synaptic is capable of describing what files are in a particular .deb package when its been downloaded..... where does it get this information?
[21:38] <KRF> yoyoyoyo, apt-cache dump
[21:38] <DaveEngland> soundray,  no in Slovenia :D you know where that is? :D
[21:38] <Itaku> what command for chroot?
[21:38] <macogw> Itaku: thats the command
[21:39] <df00z> cchhhrriiisst
[21:39] <Itaku> actually itll ask me for my current UNIX pass
[21:39] <macogw> Itaku: chroot /dev/sda1
[21:39] <Bad_boy> macogw: do you know what the comand for network manager & update manage, I have deleted my panel by mistake
[21:39] <df00z> why does ubuntu use dbus
[21:39] <df00z> its such a clusterF***
[21:39] <KRF> yoyoyoyo, apt-cache dump | grep ^Package
[21:39] <SeveredCross> Because that's what GNOME uses?
[21:39] <soundray> DaveEngland: yes
[21:39] <SeveredCross> Also, df00z, what would you use?
[21:39] <macogw> Itaku: er i mean "chroot /media/disk" or whatever it is
[21:39] <SeveredCross> And why is dbus a clusterfuck?
[21:39] <yoyoyoyo> KRF: thanks!
[21:39] <Itaku> chroot: cannot change root directory to /dev/sda1: Not a directory
[21:39] <DaveEngland> soundray,  where are you from?
[21:39] <macogw> Itaku: wherever it mounted.  and no, live cds make you root
[21:39] <df00z> Because, it gets confused if I start playing with my network settings in network manager
[21:39] <macogw> Itaku: as root, you dont get asked for the old password
[21:39] <KRF> ltaku, mount first
[21:39] <Trigger911> Hello I need help setting up my first samba share
[21:39] <df00z> i had to cycle dbus, network manager, and pretty much everything
[21:39] <Itaku> ok
[21:40] <Itaku> lemme try
[21:40] <MuffY> Itaku: sudo mount /somedirectory /dev/sda1
[21:40] <MuffY> and then your disk is in /somedirectory
[21:40] <soundray> DaveEngland: this is offtopic here. I asked you because I was wondering whether I should point you to a German ebay auction.
[21:40] <df00z> and dbus is becoming so integrated into gnome probably gnome will have to be restarted at some point when dbus/networkmanager twigs out
[21:40] <df00z> which it does. constantly. if i touch ANYTHING
[21:40] <df00z> anything that uses dbus
[21:40] <df00z> its driving me nuts :(
[21:40] <SeveredCross> df00z: I've never had any issues with dbus screwing up when I muck around with it.
[21:40] <SeveredCross> Even when I muck with it from the CLI.
[21:40] <df00z> SeveredCross: got a wifi card?
[21:41] <DaveEngland> soundray,  sorry!
[21:41] <_Oz_> question: is there a way I can VPN to a windows 2003 server FROM ubuntu?
[21:41] <df00z> Turn on roaming, off, on, off, enable eth0 static
[21:41] <SeveredCross> df00z: Yep.
[21:41] <l815> anyone use geany here? the color of the terminal window it uses wont' change
[21:41] <df00z> and do a killall dhclient maybe because it will probably stop working
[21:41] <Itaku> what should i put for /somedirectory
[21:41] <l815> could it be because of xgl?
[21:41] <soundray> DaveEngland: no problem, we can chat in #ubuntu-offtopic if you like
[21:41] <simplexio> _Oz_: openvpn probably works
[21:41] <hischild> aah man ... this is gettin tiredsome ... ubuntu keeps restarting during installation just after setting resolutions without errors/warnings
[21:41]  * [anonymous] Hi! My computer hangs up when I try to execute a command xrandr --output VGA-0 --rotate left. What's the reason? I have Radeon 9200 which works with "Driver "ati"".
[21:41] <MuffY> Itaku: any folde you ike. It's so you know where it is mounted
[21:41] <df00z> all my network adapters disappeared out of gnome's configuration utilities
[21:41] <_Oz_> simplexio: once I connect with openVPN, how can I run the WinXP equivalent of Remote Desktop Connection?
[21:41] <df00z> i had to cycle dbus and networkmanager
[21:42] <SeveredCross> Hmm
[21:42] <DaveEngland> soundray,  ok i will join!
[21:42] <df00z> also, its not like everything USES dbus
[21:42] <SeveredCross> Can't say I've ever had such issues to be totally honest.
[21:42] <MuffY> Itaku: make a folder 'mydisk' in your home dir or something
[21:42] <df00z> some programs will use ifconfig directly
[21:42] <Itaku> its already mounted
[21:42] <df00z> like you can use dbus to control the volume even
[21:42] <df00z> but if some applications control the volume directly
[21:42] <df00z> it muchs everything up
[21:42] <Bad_boy> guys can you tell me what the command for network manager & update manage, I have deleted my panel by mistake
[21:42] <KRF> Itaku, then check, where: `mount`
[21:42] <Itaku> now how do i get into it and change the pass?
[21:43] <CorruptTerrorist> i need some help... i accidentally deleted the apache config files
[21:43] <df00z> [   14.872798] hald-addon-keyb[5075]: segfault at fffffffd eip b7e2b7bc esp bf8aea88 error 4
[21:43] <df00z> lol
[21:43] <df00z> i segfaulted hal
[21:43] <df00z> that probably caused 1/2 of this
[21:43] <MuffY> Itaku: you get in by just opening it with your file manager (so double click on it), about the pass changing, I dunno
[21:44] <MuffY> you coud google that
[21:44] <ufuntu> hello, could anyone help me to make the connection between bibus and openoffice? thanx in advance
[21:44] <MuffY> could
[21:44] <Itaku> ok i changed the pass ill try and brb
[21:44] <MuffY> what a sad quit message
[21:44] <monkeymutt> http://digg.com/linux_unix/The_Ubuntu_Philosophy_of_Gammamute_Being_Human_to_Humans
[21:45] <simplexio> _Oz_: termimal server client in -applications->internet if you have it or use vnc programs
[21:45] <df00z> It's just very frustrating :(
[21:45] <PriitM_> I got trouble with WiFi connection. Network monitor applet shows connection as idle, iwconfig gives:  Link Quality=0/100 other stuff normal, ifconfig ra1 down/up and /etc/init.d/networking restart doesn't help. System log gives such line: Feb 27 23:25:48 priit kernel: [   27.336000] ra1: no IPv6 routers present
[21:45] <df00z> there, perfect
[21:45] <df00z> blame dbus :P
[21:45] <df00z> somehow.
[21:46] <df00z> PritM_: Does it show your essid?
[21:46] <PriitM_> df00z, yes it does
[21:46] <hischild> last time try ....
[21:46] <hischild> before we go to plan b
[21:46] <_Oz_> thanks simple
[21:46] <_Oz_> thanks simplexio
[21:46] <df00z> PriitM_: iwlist wlan0 scanning
[21:46] <df00z> What's it say under signal quality
[21:46] <simplexio> _Oz_: tsclient if you dont allready have it supports rdp and vnc
[21:47] <CorruptTerrorist> what do i do if i accidentally deleted /etc/apache2/ ?
[21:47] <simplexio> CorruptTerrorist: reinstall ?
[21:47] <PriitM_> df00z, sadly I can't do such thing right now, because I needed  to get wifi working(with reboot) in order to ask for help :<
[21:47] <CorruptTerrorist> simplexio, how?
[21:48] <df00z> PriitM: ?
[21:48] <simplexio> CorruptTerrorist: apache i mean..
[21:48] <KRF> CorruptTerrorist, aptitude reinstall apache2
[21:48] <df00z> PriitM: Now sure what you mean, if you do iwlist wlan0 scanning it wont disconnect you from anything...you're saying iwconfig is showing the link quality at 0   iwlist will tell you what it should be, if it's 0 then there's some hardware issue, or you're too far away
[21:49] <df00z> PritM: if its not 0, dbus/NetworkManager probably went berserk like it does for me constantly and did not set your wlan0 device properly
[21:49] <CarlFK> what is the upstream source for the kernel?
[21:49] <nickrud> CorruptTerrorist: the config files are in apache2-common , that's what you need to reinstall , maybe purge and install. If you have libapache2-mod-perl2 installed (that was you, wasn't it?) you need to that and libapache2-mod-php5 as well
[21:49] <PriitM_> df00z, I'm approximately 10meters from AP and there's 1 concrete wall between, but I've never had trouble within last 2 years
[21:50] <CorruptTerrorist> how do i purge it?
[21:50] <df00z> Ok, does so do the iwlist command
[21:50] <df00z> so do *
[21:50] <CorruptTerrorist> nickrud, how do i purge it?
[21:50] <PriitM_> df00z, thanks for your help
[21:50] <nickrud> CorruptTerrorist: in synaptic, mark for complete removal , or sudo apt-get remove --purge <packages>
[21:50] <DRebellion> CorruptTerrorist, sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2   iirc
[21:50] <simplexio> CorruptTerrorist: try apt-get remove apache2 , apt-get install apache2
[21:51] <l815> how do i remove XGL and install what was previously installed?
[21:51] <_Oz_> arrgh
[21:51] <lukasz> I need to install grub on /dev/sdb
[21:51] <_Oz_> I can't figure out how to VPN to the server
[21:51] <ceej_> hey all
[21:51] <lukasz> I downloaded the Nimblex 100mb sub
[21:51] <noodlesgc> l815 sudo apt-get remove xserver-xgl --purge
[21:51] <Itaku> I LOVE YOU GUYS
[21:51] <Itaku> -caps
[21:51] <Itaku> !caps | Itaku
[21:51] <ralph> please help i'm running egonomize as a budgeting tool and I can't seem to resize the page so I may use all of its features. Please help
[21:51] <DRebellion> Itaku, awww, bless....
[21:51] <_Oz_> in Win XP all I had to do was create a new network connection (VPN) and use the host computer's address, then launch remote desktop connection
[21:52] <lukasz> I get geom error
[21:52] <_Oz_> I can't figure out what the equivalent is in ubuntu
[21:52] <simplexio> _Oz_: what VPN means to you
[21:52] <ceej> does anyone know a good tutorial to setup a amazon s3 backup solution for ubuntu 7.10?
[21:52] <lukasz> Anyone know how to fix geom error?
[21:52] <l815> noodlesgc, will that default it back to my original configuration with gusty?
[21:52] <_Oz_> simplexio: it's a way to get to a windows 2003 server
[21:52] <CorruptTerrorist> thank you SO SO SO SO SO MUCH
[21:52] <kalabacha> hello very newbie help needed with sound problem in ubuntu
[21:52] <noodlesgc> l815 it should
[21:52] <l815> ok thanks noodlesgc
[21:53] <convergex> who knows about SAGEM FAST800 USB MODEM ?
[21:53] <simplexio> _Oz_: you need to configure openvpn, if we are talking about rdesktop connections over virtual private network
[21:54] <lukasz> I need to install grub on 4gb USB drive
[21:54] <convergex> whatever I am going to suicide
[21:54] <convergex> bye
[21:54] <lukasz> It is /dev/sdb is the mbr and the disk is /dev/sdb1
[21:54] <CorruptTerrorist> does anyone know where i can get the little "powered by ubuntu" logo for webpages?
[21:54] <simplexio> _Oz_: check google ubuntu vpn if you could use them
[21:54] <hischild> CorruptTerrorist, images.google.com?
[21:55] <_Oz_> simplexio: yes, RDP is what I want
[21:55] <_Oz_> simplexio: have already googled that
[21:55] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, I found some good ones on gnome-look.org
[21:55] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, check under Icons
[21:55] <vlad> hey people
[21:55] <CorruptTerrorist> ph0rensic, where?
[21:55] <faileas> !compiz
[21:55] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[21:55] <vlad> can i make questions about problems in here?
[21:55] <ph0rensic> corporal_clegg_, gnome-look.org
[21:55] <faileas> hmm
[21:56] <l815> xgl makes the terminal in geany grey , is there a way to prevent that? the settings i set don't change it
[21:56] <DRebellion> !ask | vlad
[21:56] <ubotu> vlad: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[21:56] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, or try deviantart
[21:56] <ralph> to make a long story short would you recommend that I remove and reinstall eqonomize?
[21:56] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, it was one of the 2 for sure
[21:56] <_Oz_> question: WHERE can I find network manager in ubuntu?  I believe I HAVE installed it but I can't FIND it.
[21:56] <CorruptTerrorist> where is icons?
[21:56] <Itaku> oh my god i didnt forget
[21:56] <hischild> time for plan b ...
[21:56] <vlad> !ask
[21:56] <ubotu> Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[21:57] <cin> what's the ubuntu equivilant of Visio?
[21:57] <cin> i want ot make diagrams
[21:57] <keith4> dia
[21:57] <cin> ah, that's the one
[21:57] <s3a> y do repositories have nonworking apps?!?!?! devede doesnt work right....
[21:58] <cin> thanks
[21:58] <vlad> !ask im having problems with sounds: it sounds choppy all time since teh moment ubuntu begins, i have audigy se 7.1 tried new alsa drivers but problem is still there
[21:58] <l815> cin, openoffice draw
[21:58] <detryo> hi
[21:58] <amenado> _Oz_-> sudo network-admin
[21:58] <vlad> im having problems with sounds: it sounds choppy all time since teh moment ubuntu begins, i have audigy se 7.1 tried new alsa drivers but problem is still there
[21:58] <hischild> vlad, you don't have to precede your question with !ask. Have you tried to use the sound drivers from the alsa website or those from the ubuntu repository?
[21:58] <DB42> Hi,  I Have a Lenovo 3000 N100 laptop running Ubuntu 7.10 sometimes, without warning it stops working, shutdowns in a second not safely (windows xp works perfectly without such a problem on the laptop), i have no idea what to look for (it happens when both it's in the power outlet and without)
[21:58] <Redrose> Can anyone help me with FeOS Ubuntu?
[21:59] <vlad> yes hischild i tried new alsa drivers
[21:59] <detryo> im  in ubunt 7.1, and everytime i reboot the  laptop in order to get sound working i must: sudo chmod a+rw /dev/dsp
[21:59] <Redrose> I install into my Vmware, but when it loads It drops me into Busybox instead of bash
[21:59] <vlad> no luck with that :(
[21:59] <detryo> how do i fix that?
[21:59] <_Oz_> that's not it, amenado
[22:00] <hischild> vlad, ok. Have you checked if you have the same problem when you go to system -> preferences -> sound and then click on test?
[22:00] <df00z> DB42: Did you check your power management options to make sure it's not set to like suspend during inactivity?
[22:00] <amenado> _Oz_-> if that is not it, i dont know what network manager you are referring to..
[22:00] <vlad> yes df00z i tried that and all sounds choppy
[22:00] <_Oz_> amenado: I'm probably doing something wrong then. this is very frustrating
[22:01] <DB42> df00z: it happens when i am VERY active on the computer (like doing apt-get, browsing the net, etc...)
[22:01] <vlad> a song, a movie or video online
[22:01] <macogw> _Oz_: are you talking about the network manager in the corner?
[22:01] <amenado> _Oz_-> give up then :P
[22:01] <vlad> i mean hischild
[22:01] <DB42> df00z: and it doesn't suspend, it stops working
[22:01] <werneck> simplexio: no advise is better than bad advise... the cdrom is mounted plain visible in /cdrom, nothing hidden about it
[22:01] <macogw> amenado: i think he's looking for the network manager applet
[22:02] <macogw> _Oz_: top right corner, in the notification area, there should be two computer monitors or some bars for wifi, or just a plug or something
[22:02] <df00z> vlad: dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/dsp    Should produce static, is the static choppy?
[22:02] <amenado> macogw-> sudo network-admin that does it..but he said no
[22:02] <df00z> DB42: That's friggen weird.  Anything in the system logs in /var/log ?
[22:02] <macogw> amenado: thats not network manager
[22:02] <vlad> brb df00z
[22:02] <amenado> macogw-> what is that?
[22:02] <vlad> going to try that
[22:02] <macogw> amenado: network admin
[22:03] <_Oz_> macogw: yes, I see it
[22:03] <_Oz_> but when I click on it, what I expect to happen does not happen
[22:03] <CorruptTerrorist> i'm having a problem installing the nvidia drivers...
[22:03] <macogw> amenado: network manager is a daemon that uses dbus to handle connections combined with an applet for either gnome or kde depending on which you use
[22:03] <_Oz_> I am following this tutorial:
[22:03] <_Oz_> http://adventuresinswitching.blogspot.com/2007/12/ubuntu-and-microsoft-vpn-setup-or-how-i.html
[22:03] <amenado> macogw and that does not do the network management?
[22:03] <CorruptTerrorist> http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s26/joethecomputer/00001-1.jpg
[22:03] <soussou> I am trying to install codeblocks on my box, I have succeded in doing so, but now that I have it installed, everytime I run synaptic or apt-get, it complains about codeblocks baing broken, and I can't proceed, unless I remove codeblocks completely.
[22:03] <soussou> codeblocks is a C++ IDE
[22:03] <_Oz_> it says that when I click on the network manager icon that I can create a new vpn connection
[22:03] <_Oz_> but I see no way to do that
[22:03] <DB42> df00z nop
[22:03] <will__> hi guys, i'm encoding stuff using abcde do you know if its inserts a 2 second gap by default?
[22:04] <macogw> _Oz_: did you install network-manager-pptp?
[22:04] <crow> can anyone help me with something? in pvt pls?
[22:04] <macogw> _Oz_: or network-manager-vpnc?
[22:04] <macogw> _Oz_: those arent included
[22:04] <_Oz_> let me check
[22:04] <amenado> macogw-> did you ever run the program i pasted?
[22:04] <simplexio> werneck: so that initrd modify was easy..
[22:04] <blind_> Hey, it's been a while since I've done a dual-monitor set up with xinerama... Is there an easier way to do it now, rather than muddling around with my xorg.conf ?
[22:04] <macogw> amenado: yes. thats not network manager.
[22:04] <simplexio> werneck: joy of linux, there is allways another way to do it
[22:05] <soussou> I am trying to install codeblocks on my box, I have succeded in doing so, but now that I have it installed, everytime I run synaptic or apt-get, it complains about codeblocks baing broken, and I can't proceed, unless I remove codeblocks completely.
[22:05] <s3a> to make devede not output soundless video image, i need to downgrade mencoder/mplayer how do i do that?
[22:05] <werneck> simplexio: no modify was needed, you were just wrong... be careful next time
[22:05] <macogw> amenado: network manager does roaming.  if you set in network admin for the interface to be unconfigured or roaming or whatever they call it now, it gives up power and network manager takes over
[22:05] <_Oz_> macogw: yes, network-manager-pptp is installed
[22:05] <soussou> can some please tell me what I am doing wrong?
[22:05] <simplexio> werneck: so it wasa allready mounted ?
[22:05] <utkan0s> soussou, what's the problem
[22:05] <stormze1> I've just booted gutsy for the first time after converting from FC6.  I have no gnome menus / icons.  What is the magic phrase to put into terminal to fix this?  ( And where do I look for the specific syntax myself, next time? )
[22:05] <genius> can you suggest some wiki-pad like Zim but that have some more futures and less bugs?
[22:05] <df00z> DB42: do you have any thermal events set up in bios?  Like, can you tell the computer temperatures?  It's theoretically possible than some fan control is not working in linux
[22:05] <amenado> macogw-> that the same applet that pops up when one goes to System->Administration->network
[22:05] <macogw> _Oz_: ok i have -vpnc, so it might look different, but i see a section when i left-click it that says VPN Connections ->
[22:05] <crow> I downloaded and installed intel c++, but I don't know how to run it. can anyone tell me how to do it?
[22:05] <simplexio> werneck: so my first advice was right, mount tells it
[22:06] <_Oz_> macogw: I don't see that -- should I log out and re-login?
[22:06] <macogw> amenado: and that's not network manager
[22:06] <soussou> I installed codeblocks, everything works fine, but when I run synaptic, it says codeblocks is broken
[22:06] <werneck> simplexio: it's mounted in /cdrom
[22:06] <macogw> amenado: network manager's applet is a panel applet
[22:06] <Itaku> ok how do i report someone for hacking my computer?
[22:06] <soussou> I don't understand
[22:06] <_Oz_> since I installed it during the current session?
[22:06] <macogw> amenado: nm-applet
[22:06] <Itaku> i didnt forget my pass someone hacked it
[22:06] <crow> anyone?
[22:06] <macogw> _Oz_: yes, probably
[22:06] <soussou> if it's broken, why is it running properly?
[22:06] <DB42> df00z: acpi -V gives me temps of 47-58 usually
[22:06] <DB42> but i don't know the temp when it shutdowns
[22:06] <werneck> simplexio: it would be if when I were in the shell, installation was finished and it was already umounted
[22:06] <soussou> problem with broken packages is that anytime I try using synaptic, it fails
[22:06] <utkan0s> soussou, what are you doing in synaptic when it says that
[22:06] <stormze1> !dual display
[22:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dual display - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:06] <s3a> how do i downgrade stuff in ubuntu??
[22:06] <amenado> macogw nothing in nm-applet i can set, so am not sure what you meant by network manager..to me what i type is it
[22:06] <DRebellion> !dualhead | stormze1
[22:06] <ubotu> stormze1: Information about dual-head on linux can be found on http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/DualHead - See also !Xinerama
[22:06] <_Oz_> macogw: rebooting, brb
[22:06] <soussou> I removed codeblocks
[22:07] <s3a> apparently no1 knows so were can i find out??
[22:07] <soussou> utkan0s: I did remove codeblocks
[22:07] <crow> I downloaded and installed intel c++, but I don't know how to run it. can anyone tell me how to do it? I'm new to linux.
[22:07] <soussou> what's there to do?
[22:07] <stormze1> That works, thanks, DRebellion. :)
[22:07] <macogw> amenado: its not for static configurations. its for roaming
[22:07] <Itaku> how do i report someone for hacking my computer?
[22:07] <macogw> amenado: the most setting you do is clicking it and choosing which wireless network you want to connect to
[22:07] <utkan0s> soussou, when you attempt to reinstall it with synaptic what happens
[22:07] <amenado> macogw did you look at the settings  on those, it does allow you to click roaming
[22:07] <hischild> macogw, let's not forget at entering a password ;-)
[22:07] <robot_jesus> hmm, I cant manually mount my USB flash drive, says invalid type, even though In windows it reads it fine
[22:07] <utkan0s> Itaku, secure your machine
[22:07] <Itaku> no i want to report someone
[22:07] <macogw> amenado: if you set network admin to roaming, it gives up power.  network manager takes over.
[22:08] <soussou> I didn't attempt to reinstall it, but anytime I start synaptic, it complains about codeblocks
[22:08] <DRebellion> Itaku, your isp, the policie
[22:08] <utkan0s> Itaku, for what, and who would care?
[22:08] <Itaku> they hacked through my firewall and all
[22:08] <KRF> crow, you cant run c++. but you can compile and run programs written in c++
[22:08] <Itaku> k
[22:08] <soussou> and the how-to I followed is in the forums
[22:08] <crow> thanks KRF
[22:08] <macogw> amenado: network admin is horribly useless for wireless because you need to already know the ESSID. it cant scan and show you a list.  and it doesnt do wpa
[22:08] <amenado> macogw ahh okay..not sure if it would help though...useless piece of app to me
[22:08] <KRF> crow, google about c++
[22:08] <amenado> macogw sure it does, you click on the settings
[22:08] <stormze1> Isn't there a graphical tool for configuring multiple monitors?
[22:08] <macogw> amenado: they added WPA at some point?
[22:09] <macogw> stormze1: displayconfig-gtk
[22:09] <macogw> stormze1: it sucks
[22:09] <hola> i need help to configure my webcam
[22:09] <ompaul> Itaku, bring your machine to your local police
[22:09] <fabio> hello to all
[22:09] <macogw> stormze1: or rather, its broken / unfinished
[22:09] <macogw> amenado: i started using NM back during Dapper because NA cant do WPA
[22:09] <amenado> macogw i dont know, but i use it all the time to see all the AP around the area, and to set encryption if needed
[22:09] <fabio> can any one sayme one pakage with repositories like automatix????
[22:09] <crow> Is there anything similar to Visual C++ for linux
[22:09] <macogw> amenado: does it do wpa now or still just wep?
[22:10] <df00z> DB42: Check the temperature limits in bios, if possible.  58 is a touch high...if you load the PC, it should reach as hot as it's going to get within a couple minutes....really thats my only guess if it's shutting down unexpectedly...what does cat /proc/acpi/ibm/fan say
[22:10] <monkeymutt> crow, not really, but eclipse and mono are ok.  monodevelop will break your system though
[22:10] <amenado> macogw-> its on the menu, wpa and wpa2
[22:10] <Starnestommy> crow: eclipse or kdevelop
[22:10] <df00z> it's either acpi/ibm/fan or acpi/fan
[22:10] <macogw> amenado: well thats new
[22:10] <fabio> can any one say me one pakage similar of AUTOMATIX
[22:10] <detryo> im  in ubunt 7.1, and everytime i reboot the  laptop in order to get sound working i must: sudo chmod a+rw /dev/dsp, anyone knows  a solution?
[22:10] <utkan0s> soussou, have you tried this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto#head-7d9acf78affa92a48849d27c6056d31e796c9a13
[22:10] <crow> thanks
[22:10] <DB42> df00z: no "fan" dir
[22:10] <soussou> utkan0s: hold on, I am checking
[22:10] <amenado> macogw-> im on 7.10 ..i did not notice a difference in dapper..
[22:10] <df00z> interesting...not in ibm or acpi?
[22:11] <DB42> i mean the "fan" dir is empty
[22:11] <df00z> it should be a file
[22:11] <df00z> you can cat
[22:11] <Starnestommy> fabio: medibumtu
[22:11] <macogw> amenado: anyway, that tool is used for static/special configurations.  NM is a simple applet like the one that shows in the corner on OSX or on Windows to access wireless networks quickly
[22:11] <df00z> not in ibm eitheR?
[22:11] <utkan0s> that link might be jacked soussou, do a search for broken packages with contrl F in your browser
[22:11] <stormze1> !gnome icons
[22:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gnome icons - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:11] <Starnestommy> er, medibuntu
[22:11] <DB42> df00z: no "ibm" dir
[22:11] <df00z> see anything in /proc/acpi   like lenovo
[22:11] <garyc> i need help with php5
[22:11] <ompaul> !automatix | fabio
[22:11] <ubotu> fabio: automatix is not recommended, supported or needed. See http://mjg59.livejournal.com/77440.html and « /msg ubotu WorksForMe »
[22:11] <fabio> Starnestommy know more???
[22:11] <df00z> a directory called such
[22:11] <DB42> df00z: nop
[22:11] <df00z> Weird.
[22:11] <hola> i need help to configure my webcam
[22:12] <amenado> macogw well on a 7.10 that nm-applet is pretty much useless. it only has enable checked or unchecked..no more options
[22:12] <fabio> !help pt
[22:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about help pt - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:12] <fabio> !pt
[22:12] <ubotu> Por favor use #ubuntu-br ou #ubuntu-pt para ajuda em português. Obrigado.
[22:12] <macogw> amenado: have you tried *left* clicking?
[22:12] <DB42> df00z: the "acpi/thermal_zone/TZ00" have passive 87C ans critical 102C dont think it ever reachs there
[22:12] <macogw> amenado: set NA to roaming, then left click NM applet
[22:13] <amenado> macogw and that pops that network admin you refer to..so its the same thing as i said from the start
[22:13] <macogw> amenado: no it doesnt
[22:13] <hischild> aight ... i'm kind of stuck on this one ... my pc restarts when i try to install from the live cd before it even gets fully booted ... and the alternate just reboots halfway through the installation ..
[22:13] <amenado> macogw it does on mine
[22:13] <macogw> amenado: well if you have roaming off, it might.  if you have roaming on, it doesnt
[22:13] <Wobbley> hey guys :) Just got linux for the first time ever, took me 6 hours to get it running with Vista and all the partitions T,T
[22:13] <Wobbley> looks better then i expected
[22:14] <df00z> db42:  that's really my only guess...sorry...it sounds like something the hardware is doing, not like some power management application if it literally shuts off that quick without warning
[22:14] <russell_h> Congratulations Wobbley
[22:14] <stormze1> how does one reset the gnome icons and menus?
[22:14] <zgrep> hischild: Maybe try some boot parameters like noacpi noapic
[22:14] <crow> how do I run things in c++? I tried saving thing with .cpp and it's still a text file. how do I run it in c++?
[22:14] <Cew27> my ubuntu is running rather unstable at the meoment does anyone know why and also why is amsn so ubstable
[22:14] <macogw> amenado: http://kirsten.urbanzone.com/blog/uploads/misc/ubuntu_network_manager.png
[22:14] <russell_h> crow, you can't run things in C++
[22:14] <russell_h> you need to compile them
[22:14] <df00z> crow: try #c++, you'll need to compile it...gcc filename.cpp
[22:14] <macogw> amenado: thats what it looks like when you have your comp set to roaming mode
[22:14] <tyrone> hi can some help me intalling moblock please? i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/5059/
[22:14] <acx> quick question: is it possible to somehow force a system to boot from a usb flashdrive? i'm attempting to install ubuntu somehow onto a laptop with a borked cdrom
[22:15] <DRebellion> df00z, actually you would use g++
[22:15] <df00z> acx: if it is, it'd be in bios
[22:15] <hischild> zgrep, will try now
[22:15] <overlow> Cew my amsn runs pretty stable, only that it gives bug message if i try to install mu webcam
[22:15] <DRebellion> acx, only if the bios supports it
[22:15] <df00z> DRebellion: Either or
[22:15] <df00z> gcc - GNU project C and C++ compiler per man page
[22:15] <arrrghhh> ok i'd like to clarify some things.  7.10 of ubuntu uses emerald as the default window manager and NOT metacity, correct?
[22:15] <Cew27> overlow: mine doesnt mines horrid and wont let me see webcam
[22:15] <acx> damn :/ would it be possible to somehow install ubuntu off an already working Linux installation?
[22:15] <ArthurArchnix> Ok... wow.. super weird I was messing around with my icons, then the screen froze up. So I restarted x, but gnome was acting funny. So I rebooted, and now I can't start x. I get this error: "GARTInit: unable to open /dev/agpart" and "Fatal server error: Addscreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0"
[22:15] <DRebellion> df00z, actually you would use g++ binary for c++
[22:15] <zgrep> hischild: it might also help if you get rid of the quiet parameter there, then you see better what's going on...
[22:15] <macogw> arrrghhh: wrong
[22:16] <macogw> arrrghhh: it uses compiz if your comp supports it
[22:16] <hischild> zgrep, removed both splash and quiet yes
[22:16] <ArthurArchnix> I've already ran dpgk-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[22:16] <DRebellion> acx, sounds plausible
[22:16] <ArthurArchnix> no good.
[22:16] <amenado> macogw i got you..but it is not different than using network admin as you call it
[22:16] <macogw> arrrghhh: emerald is not a window manager.  it is a window decorator for compiz.
[22:16] <df00z> DRebellion: ok sorry, heh.  I'm a java guy now myself
[22:16] <hischild> zgrep, i'm going to assume that a list of buffer i/o error on device fd0 etc isn't supposed to be there right?
[22:16] <ffs> is anybody here using icons from tango generator?
[22:16] <acx> i guess i will have to figure it out somehow, thanks.
[22:16] <overlow> but i have problems with firefox, it's quite unstable
[22:16] <tyrone> hi can some help me intalling moblock please? i get this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/5059/
[22:16] <macogw> arrrghhh: there's also gtk-window-decorator that lets compiz use metacity themes
[22:17] <zgrep> hischild: Do you have a floppy at all?
[22:17] <arrrghhh> macogw, ok, i have a computer that doesn't support compiz.  and it's turned off completely.  the title bars from all windows disappear.  i found a fix (from this room) "metacity --replace" fixes it.  but it doesn't stick after reboot.
[22:17] <Cew27> overlow: yes its really anooying
[22:17] <Cew27> how are people going to use linux when its appls are less stable than windows
[22:17] <df00z> Cew27: that's not true necessarily
[22:18] <hischild> zgrep, nope
[22:18] <Wobbley> anyone here got a spare moment to help a first time linux user with 2 questions?
[22:18] <macogw> arrrghhh: check system -> pref -> sessions and make sure its not trying to run compiz
[22:18] <Cew27> df00z: well amsn. firefox and ubuntu in general has become increasingly unstable for me
[22:18] <CorruptTerrorist> how do i install perl for apache2?
[22:18] <hischild> zgrep, wait ...
[22:18] <ompaul> !webcam > Cew27 (please read message from bot)
[22:18] <zgrep> hischild: then I would tend to ignore it...
[22:18] <arrrghhh> macogw, ok hold on...
[22:18] <hischild> zgrep, darn ... :( still reboot ... just when it was supposed to launch x
[22:18] <overlow> well they are pretty much more stable atleast mine are, only firefox is unstable
[22:18] <CaptainKirk> Is this the right channel for a noob question?
[22:18] <amenado> Cew27-> you have been watching pr0n? hehe
[22:18] <Kalumba> I am having difficulties renaming files with Nautilus 2.20.0. When a file/folder is ready to be renamed, after either right-clicking on it and selecting Rename or by pressing F2, it ignores all keyboard input. Thunar, Dolphin and the mv command work so it isn't some hardware problem. Can some enlightened soul help me out on this one? Please? Someone?
[22:18] <zgrep> hischild: Try the alternate boot cd with noapic and noacpi...
[22:19] <df00z> Cew27: I agree with firefox sucking in ubuntu
[22:19] <DRebellion> CaptainKirk, yep
[22:19] <garyc> ubuntu.com
[22:19] <zgrep> hischild: maybe it's todo with the GraphicsCard
[22:19] <Cew27> amenado: what, how you know
[22:19] <overlow> i used fedora few weeks ago and there was samo problem so is current version on ff unstable or what?
[22:19] <CaptainKirk> About how long should the livecd take to load?
[22:19] <amenado> Cew27-> cauz cauz...hehe
[22:19] <hischild> zgrep, i'm almost certain it does ... but it runs fine with windows ... even with vista ...
[22:19] <Bart825> Anyone able to help me with a ubuntu networking issue
[22:19] <Cew27> amenado: elaborate
[22:19] <DRebellion> CaptainKirk, depends how fast the hardware is
[22:19] <Wobbley> whats a better alternative then firefox for ubuntu?
[22:19] <hischild> zgrep, the alternate one dies just after configuring the resolutions for x
[22:19] <amenado> Bart825-> whats the issue?
[22:20] <Starnestommy> Wobbley: konqueror, epiphany, or opera
[22:20] <amenado> Cew27-> nah, i dont have issues with using linux..
[22:20] <zgrep> hischild: that sounds like more analysis is required.
[22:20] <hischild> zgrep, o
[22:20] <hischild> zgrep, i'm all ears
[22:20] <CaptainKirk> Longer than about 10 minutes?
[22:20] <Bart825> my interfaces seem to rename them seleves after a reboot......
[22:20] <DRebellion> CaptainKirk, =/ Describe your symptoms/output to the channel
[22:20] <Flare183> Wobbley: yeah like swiftfox
[22:20] <tyrone> does moblock do almost the same as peer guardian I am still not sure
[22:20] <tyrone> ?
[22:20] <kromcuich> anyone know how to remove a hdd bios password through ubuntu (the hdd in question is now attached as a removable drive, visible in gparted)
[22:20] <amenado> Bart825-> you have to look into udev..am still not grasping how it names things..but there are plenty of tutorials for those
[22:21] <Cew27> WHO HERE AGREES THAT FIREFOX NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED ON LINUX sorry for caps
[22:21] <Flare183> kromcuich: nope
[22:21] <zgrep> hischild: you could try when booting from the alternate one to open another console then the installer and run a xorg --configure (think that was the parameter)
[22:21] <PriceChild> !offtopic | Cew27
[22:21] <Flare183> hehe
[22:21] <ubotu> Cew27: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:21] <PriceChild> !guidelines > Cew27
[22:21] <zgrep> hischild: (@ work in the moment, running on Win)
[22:21] <vlad> hey people i tried to check static sound on ubuntu and still choppy
[22:21] <_Oz_> hi all
[22:21] <vlad> any other suggestion_
[22:21] <_Oz_> macogw: you around?
[22:21] <CaptainKirk> I put in the livecd (64bit) and the menu comes up.  I select run/install ubuntu, then the kernal loads and the screen goes black.
[22:21] <df00z> vlad: that's interesting...
[22:21] <hischild> zgrep, no problem, i'll find my way around ... though i exhausted my options thus turned to the almighty help channel
[22:21] <_Oz_> macogw: still can't see "VPN connections" when I left click on the network manager icon
[22:22] <monkeymutt> http://digg.com/linux_unix/The_Ubuntu_Philosophy_of_Gammamute_Being_Human_to_Humans
[22:22] <Bart825>  i have a interface for my ids, with was eth5, afetr a reboot it changed to eth2 and nothing changed in the interface file in etc
[22:22] <pushpop> using chmod how would a make a file not writable?
[22:22] <macogw> _Oz_: um thats odd. idk.
[22:22] <amenado> CaptainKirk-> umm how long you waited?
[22:22] <zgrep> hischild: good luck..
[22:22] <PriceChild> !offtopic | monkeymutt
[22:22] <ubotu> monkeymutt: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:22]  * _Oz_ lets out a long wail of pain.
[22:22] <CaptainKirk> about 10 minutes
[22:22] <Wobbley> i am an eyecandy person, which browser has the potential to look prettiest then?
[22:22] <garyc> php5
[22:22] <pushpop> using chmod how would a make a file not writable?
[22:22] <bruenig> chmod -w
[22:22] <tyrone> does moblock do almost the same as peer guardian? I am still not sure...
[22:22] <amenado> Bart825-> i gave you a clue, look into udev naming of devices
[22:22] <monkeymutt> PriceChild, why are you blogging into the contents of my IRC window?
[22:22] <DRebellion> pushpop, chmod -w filename
[22:22] <macogw> _Oz_: try -vpnc?
[22:22] <PriceChild> monkeymutt, pardon?
[22:22] <_Oz_> macogw: ok
[22:22] <Bart825> ok i wasnt sure if anyone else had any ideas ,
[22:22] <macogw> _Oz_: i dont know if hte PPTP one looks the same
[22:23] <df00z> vlad: which sound card do you use again, and which driver?
[22:23] <amenado> pushpop-> by whom?
[22:23] <macogw> _Oz_: im pretty sure -vpnc does stuff other than just cisco vpns though
[22:23] <vlad> audigy se 7.1, alsa driver
[22:23] <df00z> lsmod
[22:23] <df00z> which actual driver, module name
[22:23] <_Oz_> macogw: there are four matches for "vpn" in add/remove, I've now installed all of them
[22:23] <amenado> Bart825-> its not another idea, its how ubuntu now names devices..using udev methods
[22:23] <vlad> 1.0.16
[22:23] <df00z> I forgot which one that uses off the top of my head
[22:23] <macogw> _Oz_: haha
[22:23] <vlad> i updated and same problem
[22:23] <DB42> I Have a Lenovo 3000 N100 laptop running Ubuntu 7.10 sometimes, without warning it stops working, shutdowns in a second not safely (windows xp works perfectly without such a problem on the laptop), i have no idea what to look for (it happens when both it's in the power outlet and without)
[22:23] <df00z> no, it actually has a driver name
[22:23] <utkan0s> soussou, did that solve the issue?
[22:23] <df00z> like snd_hda_intel
[22:23] <DB42> anyhow, http://pastebin.ca/921253 is my lshw\
[22:24] <vlad> oh
[22:24] <vlad> how to check that_
[22:24] <df00z> can you remote into the pc?
[22:24] <macogw> DB42: how much are you pushing the hardware?
[22:24] <vlad> i think yes
[22:24] <_Oz_> rebooting again, macogw
[22:24] <Flare183> df00z: you mean like ssh?
[22:24] <macogw> DB42: John the Ripper makes my laptop do that.....brute forcing passwords is hard work
[22:24] <df00z> Yeah SSH
[22:24] <DB42> macogw: not very much at all...
[22:24] <Flare183> df00z: ok then yeah
[22:24] <DB42> i'm browsing the web, etc..
[22:24] <CorruptTerrorist> how do i install perl for apache2?
[22:24] <DB42> and in windows xp it works ok
[22:24] <df00z> vlad: do so
[22:24] <vlad> ?
[22:24] <Cew27> does anyone know why amsn is so unstable
[22:24] <amenado> DB42-> are you using wireless?
[22:24] <Bart825> ok no worries
[22:24] <df00z> vlad: remote in
[22:24] <JollyRoger> hey ho...letz go
[22:24] <DB42> amenado: yes
[22:25] <CaptainKirk> any suggestions on the livecd not booting?
[22:25] <df00z> vlad: i wanna say its the emu10k1 driver but im not 100% on that
[22:25] <amenado> DB42-> roaming mode?
[22:25] <vlad> how to check the driver?
[22:25] <DB42> amenado: dunno...
[22:25] <arrrghhh> macogw, it doesn't look like it's trying to run compiz... i see metacity in the "current session" section... but where would i find it?
[22:25] <JollyRoger> ALERTA
[22:25] <Flare183> JollyRoger: what?
[22:25] <df00z> vlad: still here?
[22:26] <vlad> yeah
[22:26] <kikr> how do I remove songs from my ipod?  rhythmbox does not do it correctly.
[22:26] <amenado> DB42-> just speaking from experience, the network i/o fault causes my system to lock..if your wireless somehow have errors associating and get some kind of i/o errors, that will do it
[22:26] <macogw> arrrghhh: not current session. the startup
[22:26] <df00z> vlad: do a lsmod
[22:26] <df00z> and see which driver it uses
[22:26] <macogw> arrrghhh: also go to system -> pref -> appearances and make sure desktop effects is disabled
[22:26] <df00z> ca0106. maybe?
[22:27] <DB42> amenado: what do you mean lock ? my system shutdowns in a second
[22:27] <DB42> unsafely, doesn't lock
[22:27] <macogw> amenado: oh really? that could also explain my laptop then.  beta wireless drivers in hardy. fun stuff.
[22:27] <vlad> df00z:  i think this is  snd_ca0106,snd_pcm
[22:27] <arrrghhh> macogw, i checked the second place already, desktop effects are disabled.  under startup there's just a thing that says "Visual: Autostart the preferred AT".  but nothing that's close to compiz
[22:27] <ompaul> !hardy
[22:27] <ubotu> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[22:27] <amenado> DB42-> at least yours shutdown, mine just frozed..no ssh can get in, no mouse nor keyboard access
[22:27] <DB42> amenado: shutdown bad.. dunno how to call it
[22:27] <amenado> DB42-> my only recourse is to press on/off switch
[22:28] <macogw> arrrghhh: unless you need an on-screen keyboard due to a physical disability, you can disable that
[22:28] <kikr> anyone know?
[22:28] <macogw> ompaul: i know
[22:28] <amenado> macogw-> yes, network i/o faults causes my system to freeze
[22:28] <_Oz_> no luck macogw
[22:28] <df00z> vlad: yeah...ok checking mailing lists
[22:28] <CaptainKirk> could the livecd going to a black screen be a gfx issue or something?
[22:28] <macogw> ompaul: im here for helping others.  im not asking for help
[22:28] <Kalumba> *Sigh* I guess nobody knows.
[22:28] <_Oz_> left-clicking on network manager gives only one option
[22:29] <_Oz_> "manual configuration"
[22:29] <vlad> thx df00z
[22:29] <macogw> _Oz_: O_o wtf did you do what amenado said and play with things in network-admin? if you did, put them back to all roaming
[22:30] <arrrghhh> macogw, ok... but compiz isn't listed.  so i just want the "metacity --replace" setting to stick after a reboot, because after i rebooted the titlebars disappeared again.
[22:30] <prasanna> does anyone know of an app that functions like AWN, or objectdock that functions just as a launcher by itself?
[22:30] <prasanna> i mean when i used AWN, it put up icons of the apps i was running
[22:30] <hola> i need help to configure my webcam
[22:30] <prasanna> i'm looking for something that'll serve more as a launcher
[22:30] <CorruptTerrorist> can anyone help me? i need to install perl on apache2
[22:30] <Pharaoh> GnomeDO prasanna
[22:31] <macogw> arrrghhh: could add "metacity --replace" to the startup i suppose
[22:31] <SIN_AS> hi
[22:31] <prasanna> perfect, thanks pharaoh
[22:31] <Pharaoh> atleast i think that's what it is called
[22:31] <_Oz_> macogw: how do I play with things in network-admin?
[22:31] <_Oz_> it's hopeless
[22:31] <_Oz_> one cannot VPN from ubuntu to a windows machine
[22:31] <arrrghhh> macogw, i guess... i'd really rather know what the underlying problem is, and why that fixes it.
[22:31] <macogw> _Oz_: then how am i on my school's network?
[22:31] <SIN_AS> who know what does it mean  key super
[22:31] <macogw> arrrghhh: compiz is finding a way to run.  you could just uninstall it
[22:31] <BillyJoe> is any one using a dell inspiron e1705
[22:31] <SIN_AS> for example super+s
[22:32] <macogw> SIN_AS: apple, window, sun, tux, ubuntu logo, etc.
[22:32] <hischild> SIN_AS, windows key
[22:32] <arrrghhh> macogw, i thought it was integrated into 7.10... can i just uninstall with synaptic?
[22:32] <ArthurArchnix> omg... this is so messed. No network so I can't reinstall.
[22:32] <Pharaoh> prasanna,  http://do.davebsd.com/
[22:32] <macogw> arrrghhh: yeah
[22:32] <ArthurArchnix> What the heck happened to my system?
[22:32] <SIN_AS> hischild, thanks :-)
[22:33] <_Oz_> macogw: some kind of magic that I cannot understand
[22:33] <rahsputin> Good evening everybody.
[22:33] <prasanna> hmmmm
[22:33] <macogw> _Oz_: run "network-admin" again like amenado said to, and hit the "unlock" button
[22:33] <prasanna> pharaoh from the screenshots they look rather big icons
[22:33] <macogw> _Oz_: make sure theyre all set to "roaming"
[22:33] <Housefly7k> Mouse wheel now copy pastes.....before it used to let me scroll up and down pages by clicking once and a circle with arrows appears
[22:33] <prasanna> is there anyway we can get them floating smaller at the bottom of the screen
[22:33] <kikr> how do I remove songs from my ipod?  rhythmbox does not do it correctly.
[22:33] <Housefly7k> Any isea why this is happening now?
[22:33] <prasanna> similar to that of AWN's set up?
[22:33] <ArthurArchnix> I guess I'll reinstall tomorrow. It's too late to do it tonight.
[22:33] <Housefly7k> kikr: I use floola i think its good for ipod
[22:34] <kikr> thanks
[22:34] <Pharaoh> mmm, try it out, if you don't like it remove it
[22:34] <prasanna> http://dengpeng.name/upload/images/screenshot-awn.png
[22:34] <prasanna> something like that
[22:34] <rahsputin> I have a live cd ubuntu 6.06 ... is it possible to make a minimal install with it, such as for example install without gnome and other apps. ?
[22:34] <kikr> rhythm doesn't work correctly
[22:34] <celoserpa> Does anyone around own a HP notebook with the QuickPlay "feature"?
[22:34] <macogw> Housefly7k: thats the windows way.  on all unix systems, highlight is copy and middle click is paste.
[22:34] <df00z> vlad: from what im reading, the card works properly in 48000hz mode, but chops in 44.1
[22:34] <Pharaoh> yes celoserpa
[22:35] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, thanks god! Hello!
[22:35] <Pharaoh> only works in windows, if that's ur question
[22:35] <vlad> how can i change that df00z?
[22:35] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, No, this is not the question actually
[22:35] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, Does your computer turn on when you touch the quickplay buttons?
[22:35] <Housefly7k> macogw: yeah i know,but in firefox i could swear i have always been using it this way in ubuntu... because i never see the error in firefox before
[22:35] <Pharaoh> nope
[22:35] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, what's the model of your laptop?
[22:35] <macogw> Housefly7k: ive never been able to O_o
[22:36] <Pharaoh> dv9000t
[22:36] <detryo> im  in ubunt 7.1, and everytime i reboot the  laptop in order to get sound working i must: sudo chmod a+rw /dev/dsp, why it wont fix the permisiion?
[22:36] <fbinho> Hi everybody, I wrote I freeware and I'd like tohave it in ubuntu repository, does anyone know how can I accomplish it?
[22:36] <macogw> _Oz_: mine has wireless and wired set to roaming and point to point is unconfigured
[22:36] <kikr> I open Hipo, and then it closes immediately. what's up with that?
[22:36] <Pharaoh> I did turn of the beeping noise in the bios, if that makes a difference
[22:36] <robdeman> hey all - I just installed openldap + phpLDAPadmin -- but what is the default login ingo? on a fresh server?
[22:36] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, I've got a dv6500se. If the laptop is turned of and you touch the quickplay buttons, it turns on and boots a special partition with WinXP embedded
[22:36] <Pharaoh> ah
[22:36] <_Oz_> macogw: sudo network-admin just opens up my network settings dialog, there is no unlock button
[22:36] <LapMag> anyone know where i can find more info on the IM tech support project ubuntu had going?
[22:37] <Pharaoh> i had vista, and in that case quickplay was a program, not a partition
[22:37] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, I was wondering if there is some way to disable this "feature", since even some dust on the buttons can turn the damn thing on
[22:37] <_Oz_> macogw: GOT it!
[22:37] <Pharaoh> i had the "newer" version of it
[22:37] <macogw> _Oz_: sorry im on hardy. you dont have to unlock.  anyway.... set those settings
[22:37] <_Oz_> macogw: roaming was the key
[22:37] <_Oz_> (don't know why, it's a wired network)
[22:37] <PriceChild> macogw, you're on hardy aren't you...
[22:37] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, Boot Vista?
[22:37] <macogw> PriceChild: yes
[22:37] <Housefly7k> macogw: what are you using hardy on?
[22:37] <macogw> PriceChild: i forgot gutsy didnt have "unlock"
[22:37] <PriceChild> macogw, :)
[22:37] <vlad> df00z: you there?
[22:37] <macogw> Housefly7k: my laptop
[22:38] <Housefly7k> macogw: laptop? and how is it?
[22:38] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, oh, anyways, thank you - still searching for a way to disable this thing
[22:38] <celoserpa> Pharaoh, http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?p=2864767#post2864767
[22:38] <Pharaoh> mm, not really sure, i know that in the past it used to be a hardcoded partition, the new quickplay is just a program, my guess is to completely format the hd, and then re-install
[22:38] <hischild> zgrep, i'm afraid that it wasn't the right command :( and i'm still not having much luck :(
[22:38] <fabio> controler nvidia??
[22:38] <CorruptTerrorist> i'm having a problem installing the nvidia drivers (line 58 onwards: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57630/)
[22:38] <CaptainKirk> Can anyone help me get the live cd running?
[22:38] <macogw> Housefly7k: http://ubuntulinuxtipstricks.blogspot.com/2008/02/first-impressions-of-hardy-heron.html
[22:38] <CaptainKirk> It just goes to a black screen after the menu
[22:38] <macogw> Housefly7k: i blogged it
[22:38] <fbinho>  Hi everybody, I wrote I freeware and I'd like tohave it in ubuntu repository, does anyone know how can I accomplish it?
[22:38] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, did you find the icon u were looking for?
[22:38] <fabio> i have instaled with register controlers
[22:39] <Housefly7k> macogw: thanks
[22:39] <macogw> Housefly7k: as far as hardware, perfect.
[22:39] <CorruptTerrorist> ph0rensic, not yet
[22:39] <PriceChild> !packaging | fbinho
[22:39] <ubotu> fbinho: The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports
[22:39] <Pharaoh> np celoserpa
[22:39] <l_vagnozzi> i have some problem with ati driver. i would come back to the just installed ubuntu version.. but how do i do?
[22:39] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, lemme see if I dled them
[22:39] <rahsputin> !minimal install
[22:39] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about minimal install - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:39] <smokan> Just install ubuntu on my laptop and the wireless connection are totaly dead.  i tested sudo lshw -C network and it says Wireless= radio off? :S
[22:39] <dietztho000> how can i make a donation link for a paypal account?
[22:39] <knix> whats the irc channel for hardy?
[22:39] <macogw> knix: #ubuntu+1
[22:39] <PriceChild> !offtopic | dietztho000
[22:39] <ubotu> dietztho000: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:39] <CorruptTerrorist> !minimal | rahsputin
[22:39] <ubotu> rahsputin: The Minimal CD image is very small in size, and it downloads most packages from the Internet during installation, allowing you to select only those you want (the installer is like the one on the !Alternate CD). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[22:39] <knix> ty
[22:40] <df00z> vlad: It's a tough problem, you can set up a .asoundrc file to use dmix, and sample everything to 48000
[22:40] <fabio> nvidia menu with configurations????
[22:40] <df00z> I'm reading there are lots of buffer problems with that sound card
[22:40] <vlad> :(
[22:40] <joeamined> hi
[22:41] <rahsputin> CorruptTerrorist: i have an Original CD, the ones Ubuntu ship one for free :D
[22:41] <hischild> i can install a command line system and then upgrade it with xorg correct?
[22:41] <joeamined> i'd like to decompress a file to a specific location
[22:41] <zgrep> hischild: yes..
[22:41] <CorruptTerrorist> i'm having a problem installing the nvidia drivers (line 58 onwards: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/57630/)
[22:41] <hischild> zgrep, then let's give that a try
[22:41] <joeamined> can i do this directly with tar (specifiying a parameter) ?
[22:41] <df00z> vlad: basically, google .asoundrc, audigy, 48khz, 48000, dmix
[22:41] <zgrep> hischild: yes - go ahead... you'll come nearer...
[22:41] <df00z> and see if anyone has had a similar problem and found a fix
[22:42] <rahsputin> CorruptTerrorist: and havent a possiblity to burn a minimalCD
[22:42] <vlad> df00z:  thx man im gonna try that
[22:42] <CorruptTerrorist> it just looke like you were trying to get the info so i got it for you
[22:42] <df00z> sorry i cant be more help...it's definitely a driver issue...you might be able to find a .asoundrc to work      test it with alsaplayer
[22:42] <hischild> zgrep, nearer to what ... my ultimate doom? breaking my pc? smashing it? oooh i've already passed all of those ...
[22:42] <df00z> or aplay
[22:42] <arrrghhh> macogw, so just as i would assume there is no way to uninstall compiz it seems... unless you have a way, it's certainly not listed in add/remove programs.  aptitude couldn't seem to find it either.
[22:42] <Wobbley> soo i hear if i have a creative sound card i am pretty much fucked?
[22:42] <vlad> df00z:  are those other drivers?
[22:42] <zgrep> hischild: To the solution.. the right command btw was Xorg -configure
[22:43] <Wobbley> using the onboard atm with linux
[22:43] <hischild> zgrep, missed the capital then :(
[22:43] <vlad> df00z:  the truth is im a noob
[22:43] <zgrep> hischild: that creates you an "example" config..
[22:43] <GreasyJoe> hello everyone
[22:43] <macogw> arrrghhh: apt-cache search compiz
[22:43] <df00z> df00z: no, basically the .asoundrc file is used to configure alsa, you just put it in your home directory/.asoundrc
[22:43] <CorruptTerrorist> i'm having problems with apache2... it wont parse cgi files!!!!!
[22:43] <df00z> you can set things like software mixing, audio buffering, etc
[22:43] <GreasyJoe> how to install bootloader from ubuntu cd?
[22:43] <df00z> you just need to find a combination of what works
[22:44] <vlad> o
[22:44] <df00z> test with some program that uses alsa for output
[22:44] <df00z> i bet if you upmix everything to 48000 and play with the buffer settings you'll get it working
[22:44] <vlad> any suggestion how to do that?
[22:45] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, what does it display
[22:45] <df00z> vlad: http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/Dmix
[22:45] <matthias> hi
[22:45] <arrrghhh> macogw, uh... ok?  is that just installed programs or all avaliable?
[22:45] <df00z> see " 6. The complex approach (defining dmix parameters)"
[22:45] <CorruptTerrorist> utkan0s, it just displays the file as text on the screen
[22:45] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/cgi.html
[22:45] <df00z> copy that into /home/whatever/.asoundrc
[22:45] <hischild> zgrep, yeah... it might ... i'll try that if this fails :-)
[22:45] <matthias> my ubuntu 7.10 , the hibernation nore suspend works ...
[22:46] <CorruptTerrorist> apache2 utkan0s
[22:46] <df00z> get rid of the # on the bottom line, pcm.default pcm.dsp0
[22:46] <frost0> how would i find out how much hd space i have left via terminal?
[22:46] <matthias> macogw: are you there ?
[22:46] <df00z> frost0: df
[22:46] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/cgi.html
[22:46] <CorruptTerrorist> ty
[22:46] <df00z> vlad: also uncomment rate 8000, and change it to 48000
[22:46] <df00z> and then try with a program that uses alsa output
[22:46] <vlad> sounds difficult
[22:46] <vlad> :D
[22:46] <frost0> df00z, thank you........
[22:46] <mrunagi> matthias: thats a common problem
[22:47] <df00z> vlad: just gedit ~/.asoundrc and paste whats there, and make the changes i mentioned
[22:47] <CorruptTerrorist> utkan0s, can you give me a hand with that?
[22:47] <vlad> kk
[22:48] <utkan0s> yes
[22:48] <utkan0s> what did you need specifically
[22:48] <df00z> and like, do you have rythmbox or anything installed, play an mp3
[22:48] <df00z> after creating the .asoundrc file and editing it accordingly
[22:48] <Wobbley> is there anyway to quick switch keyboard languages in Ubuntu, like you can in Vista?
[22:48] <Wobbley> well in windows in general
[22:48] <CorruptTerrorist> utkan0s, i need to install perl/cgi on my apache server really quickly
[22:48] <mrunagi> vista sucks
[22:48] <gtno> Looking for some help on Realtek RTL8187B drivers! Please help.
[22:48] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, it would be easier to compile those options in
[22:48] <matthias> i have problem with suspend and hibernate anyone have any idea what is neede to be done ...
[22:49] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, as in recompile it with those flags
[22:49] <weex> is it possible to make a livecd that only joins an irc channel?
[22:49] <vlad> df00z: when i try gedit on console it brings something blank
[22:49] <vlad> df00z: no parameters to change
[22:49] <CorruptTerrorist> ???????????????????????????????
[22:49] <matthias> i have added fglrx in moduel="" but does not work ...
[22:50] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, how can I help you
[22:50] <matthias> soprry module ...
[22:50] <GreasyJoe> how to install bootloader from ubuntu cd? windows cleared mbr... :-(
[22:50] <matthias> arrrghhh sorry module
[22:50] <CorruptTerrorist> right, is there a way you can just download it and install it in one go?
[22:50] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, give me a moment.. I always compile it from source
[22:50] <CorruptTerrorist> ok
[22:51] <df00z> vlad: right, you're creating it
[22:51] <df00z> vlad: copy "the complex approach" on the page i showed you
[22:51] <df00z> into that
[22:51] <df00z> uncomment the last line(remove the #)
[22:51] <df00z> uncomment rate 8000, change it to 48000
[22:51] <df00z> and then play music in say rythmbox
[22:52] <TuxOtaku> hey, how would i fix a corrupt TCP/IP stack in ubuntu?
[22:52] <ph0rensic> CorruptTerrorist, look at these http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-m1/m44884-1.png&imgrefurl=http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php%3Fcontent%3D44884&h=60&w=47&sz=4&hl=en&start=36&um=1&tbnid=MbU03aarziZs5M:&tbnh=60&tbnw=47&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dpowered%2Bby%2Bubuntu%2Bgnome-look%26start%3D20%26imgsz%3Dsmall%257Cmedium%257Clarge%257Cxlarge%26ndsp%3D20%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN
[22:52] <_Oz_> macogw: the VPN connection is there...  now how do I launch a remote desktop viewer for a windows server 2003
[22:52] <_Oz_> ?
[22:52] <_Oz_> macogw:
[22:52] <_Oz_> GOT IT!
[22:52] <ph0rensic> oph wow!! sorry!
[22:52] <df00z> vlad: got it?
[22:52] <TuxOtaku> ph0rensic, dude....tinyurl
[22:53] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, install libapache2-mod-perl2
[22:53] <ph0rensic> TuxOtaku, yah no kidding .. deepest apologies
[22:53] <_Oz_> macogw: I got it all working, THANK YOU!
[22:53] <_Oz_> macogw: however, when I'm connected via VPN, it seems to prevent me from using my "normal" connection
[22:53] <TuxOtaku> s
[22:53] <_Oz_> macogw: why is the PPPTP connection "overriding" my normal network settings?
[22:53] <TuxOtaku> s'all cool
[22:53] <CorruptTerrorist> utkan0s, command line?
[22:53] <Housefly7k> Youtube videos make my Processor work at 94+ % ... even if they are not actually playing
[22:53] <TuxOtaku> so yeah....anyone know how to fix a corrupt TCP/IP stack in ubuntu?
[22:53] <df00z> Housefly7k: welcome to the linux flash plugin :)
[22:54] <Housefly7k> the minute i close the window it goes dow to 11%
[22:54] <vlad> df00z:  yes
[22:54] <macogw> _Oz_: all traffic routes through the VPN
[22:54] <vlad> df00z:  doing it
[22:54] <macogw> _Oz_: there are probably ways to change that, but i dont know them
[22:54] <_Oz_> macogw: no big deal
[22:54] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, however you want to do it.. via package mgr or apt
[22:54] <_Oz_> macogw: it "knocked me off" of IRC while I was using
[22:54] <gtno> If someone could help me out with getting a wireless card to work (RTL8187B), please message me.  Thanks.
[22:54] <Housefly7k> df00z: so nothing to be done about it?
[22:54] <_Oz_> macogw: anyway, I'm grateful for the help!  next beer's on me
[22:55] <hischild> h2 configure a network interface to use dhcp?
[22:55] <df00z> Housefly7k: well...make sure you're using the proper video drivers, that will help some, flash does cause high cpu usage...>90 is a bit too high...but if you're running the proper drivers on a somewhat modern pc it shouldnt be that bad
[22:55] <CorruptTerrorist>  script returned error exit status 1
[22:55] <df00z> if you're using the Vesa drivers or something, it would cause that
[22:55] <vlad> df00z:  after wirte that i have to save and restart?
[22:55] <df00z> vlad: no need to restart
[22:55] <vlad> oh kk
[22:55] <hischild> vlad, only the app you're trying to use (correct df00z ? )
[22:55] <df00z> vlad: just play music in a program that uses alsa, like rythmbox
[22:56] <df00z> Yeah, you need to restart rythmbox every time you make a change to .asoundrc
[22:56] <df00z> so it reloads it
[22:56] <AlexKibler> Hi.  I've got a question.
[22:56] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, what did you run
[22:56] <utkan0s> AlexKibler, just ask it :)
[22:56] <CorruptTerrorist> i ran it in synaptic
[22:56] <CorruptTerrorist> E: libapache2-mod-fastcgi: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[22:57] <AlexKibler> I'm currently running Ubuntu, but I want to install Ubuntu Studio.  My friend said that when I uninstall Ubuntu, it'll get rid of GRUB, so I can't start up my pc without re-installing Ubuntu.  Is that true?
[22:57] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, that's not perl
[22:57] <utkan0s> CorruptTerrorist, cgi is built into apache2, nothing to download
[22:57] <avis> AlexKibler, i dont believe you must reinstall to install ubuntustudio but if i'm not mistaken sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio, then choose that from your gdm login screen
[22:58] <avis> AlexKibler, i mean you do not have to reinstall, i think
[22:58] <lenscape_> how do I set permanent routes in Ubuntu Server?
[22:58] <cambazz> ok how do I get install suns jdk and
[22:58] <AlexKibler> Oh, really?  Cool.  I'm going to have to try that.  Thanks.
[22:58] <ffm> what's the name of the add/remove programs package?
[22:58] <AlexKibler> Does that work for like, kubuntu, or xubuntu as well?
[22:58] <ffm> it's not synaptic....
[22:58] <Pie-rate> How can I fix my video drivers? I tried to install the latest version from nvidia and it completely hosed them, x won't start with them now.
[22:58] <df00z> Pie-rate: nice, you broke it.
[22:59] <Pie-rate> I tried reinstalling nvidia-glx-new and linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`
[22:59] <avis> AlexKibler, yes for xubuntu its xubuntu-desktop and for kubuntu its kubuntu-desktop sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, etc
[22:59] <df00z> pie-rate: nvidia drivers are in synaptic
[22:59] <ffm> !single | Pie-rate
[22:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about single - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:59] <ffm> !sum | Pie-rate
[22:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sum - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[22:59] <cambazz> apt-get install pkgname right
[22:59] <Pirate_Hunter> hello can someone suggest a best/good frontend for xmame that is still being worked on?
[22:59] <df00z> pie-rate: installing the nvidia drivers outside synaptic...will cause issues
[22:59] <Pie-rate> df00z: bullshit
[22:59] <ffm> Pie-rate: can you boot into single user mode and remove them?
[22:59] <hischild> zgrep, so far so good .... still no crashes and i just installed xserver on it ...
[22:59] <ffm> Pie-rate: obviously not.
[22:59] <ph0rensic> Pie-rate, did you try the restricted manager?
[22:59] <bod_> !language | Pie-rate
[22:59] <ubotu> Pie-rate: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[23:00] <Pie-rate> df00z: no really. synaptic is a frontend to apt-get
[23:00] <vlad> df00z:  still choppy :(
[23:00] <hischild> zgrep, what other packages do i need to get my gui stuff working?
[23:00] <ffm> Pie-rate: we know.
[23:00] <df00z> pie-rate: Did you install the drivers from nvidia's site? or from apt-get?
[23:00] <ffm> df00z: apt
[23:00] <df00z> You mentioned nvidia's site
[23:00] <df00z> Oh.
[23:00] <cambazz> how do I search for packages
[23:00] <ffm> cambazz: in synaptic?
[23:00] <Pirate_Hunter> hello can someone suggest a best/good frontend for xmame that is still being worked on?
[23:00] <cambazz> specifically i need to learn which java packages
[23:00] <Pie-rate> df00z: nvidia's site, but then I used nvidia's uninstaller to remove them, then I reinstalled the ones from the repos
[23:00] <ffm> cambazz: use the search button
[23:01] <cambazz> no with apt=get
[23:01] <twosouls82> cambazz:  apt-cache search <word>
[23:01] <ffm> cambazz: use aptitude
[23:01] <df00z> (05:58:35 PM) Pie-rate: How can I fix my video drivers? I tried to install the latest version from nvidia
[23:01] <ffm> cambazz: aptitude search <foo>
[23:01] <twosouls82> cambazz:  or; aptitude search <word>
[23:01] <Pie-rate> df00z: i didn't realize that's what you meant.
[23:01] <wib> hi. can you change ubuntu's account management behavior to normal *nix-style, like having one real root account and several user accounts?
[23:01] <ffm> !repeat | Pirate_Hunter
[23:01] <ubotu> Pirate_Hunter: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[23:01] <ffm> wib: it already is.
[23:01] <Pie-rate> df00z: i reinstalled linux-restricted-modules and nvidia-glx-new (which was what was installed before)
[23:02] <ffm> wib: just "sudo passwd" and remove the "sudo" package.
[23:02] <Pirate_Hunter> ffm: that is so not helpful but thanx anyway
[23:02] <df00z> pie-rate: yeah, that is really damaging.  check /var/log, your xorg log files, check /etc/X11/xorg.conf...make sure it's using "nvidia"
[23:02] <Pie-rate> yes
[23:02] <df00z> modprobe nvidia, make sure it loads
[23:02] <wib> ffm: ah hmm.
[23:02] <Pie-rate> yes
[23:02] <Pie-rate> it is and it does
[23:02] <df00z> so whats your xorg log files say
[23:03] <ceej> any here used s3sync ?
[23:03] <df00z> if x doesnt start, something should be in there
[23:03] <ceej> anyone*
[23:03] <CorruptTerrorist> here's my problem... no parsing whatsoever http://joeharrison.mine.nu/nph-proxy.cgi
[23:03] <bod_> !anyone | ceej
[23:03] <ubotu> ceej: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[23:03] <df00z> vlad: did you make the changes i mentioned?  uncomment the bottom line, uncomment rate 8000, change to rate 48000 ?
[23:03] <ceej> lol
[23:03] <Pie-rate> df00z: i can't find anything in there through the sea of vesa garbage from the "failsafe" X GARBAGE in gutsy
[23:03] <vlad> o
[23:03] <bod_> !lol | ceej
[23:03] <ubotu> ceej: Please don't use "LOL" and "OMG" and so forth on a regular basis. This is IRC, not IM, and using those lines on their own is not required, and it is rather annoying to the rest of the people in the channel; thanks.
[23:03] <vlad> i think i didnt uncomment the rate
[23:03] <ceej> well s3sync get's denied
[23:03] <vlad> :S
[23:04] <df00z> vlad: do so, restart ruthmbox
[23:04] <mrunagi> laughing out loud
[23:04] <h3av3n> hello everyone
[23:04] <ffm> What's the name of the "Add/remove" package? I don't have it, and want it.
[23:04] <ffm> !hello | h3av3n
[23:04] <ubotu> h3av3n: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[23:04] <hola> i need help to configure my webcam
[23:04] <firelord> I have glibc 2.6 installed on my Ubuntu server, but an app I'm compiling insists on having glibc 2.3. Is there a way to install them both?
[23:04] <ceej> !stfu
[23:04] <ubotu> Acronyms or statements like  noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.
[23:04] <ffm> !webacam | hola
[23:04] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about webacam - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:04] <ffm> !webcam | hola
[23:04] <ubotu> hola: Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[23:04] <mrunagi> hola what kind of webcam
[23:05] <ceej> !s3sync
[23:05] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about s3sync - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[23:05] <df00z> Pie-rate: starting the "bulletproof x" server creates a new log file...im not sure if it's Xorg.1.log, or 0.log..or 0.log.old...do a ls -al and see which log file is the 2nd latest, thats the one you want
[23:05] <h3av3n> this is my question: i guess that some of you own ipods, and some of you have changed the standard software of the ipod for podzilla or what's it called....
[23:05] <ffm> !botabuse | ceej
[23:05] <ubotu> ceej: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[23:05] <hola> mrunagi: 0ac8:307b Z-Star Microelectronics Corp.
[23:05] <Pirate_Hunter> hello can someone suggest a best/good frontend for xmame that is still being worked on?
[23:05] <vlad> df00z:  still like that
[23:05] <h3av3n> can i install podzilla on a remake of Ipod?
[23:05] <CorruptTerrorist> aww come on... now my hands spaz and i press ctrl+alt+backspace
[23:05] <ffm> Pirate_Hunter: please, don't repeat your question. Try another support venue.
[23:06] <mrunagi> hola http://quilombo.wordpress.com/2008/02/02/zaapa-webcam-en-ubuntu-linux-710-gutsy-gibbon-2/
[23:06] <cambazz> anyone using flightgear?
[23:06] <ffm> h3av3n: not sure what you mean.
[23:06] <ffm> !ask | cambazz
[23:06] <Pirate_Hunter> ffm: I ahve sooner or later someone will know the answer
[23:06] <ubotu> cambazz: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[23:06] <df00z> vlad: :(   And you're playing audio in rythmbox?  play with period_size, maybe try 2048, same with buffer_size, try doubling it
[23:06] <bod_> !anyone | cambazz
[23:06] <ffm> Pirate_Hunter: or you get kicked.
[23:06] <mrunagi> cambazz: i did untill i couldnt change planes
[23:06] <ubotu> cambazz: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[23:06] <cambazz> well, i installed flightgear, and it does not seem to be the same as in windows
[23:06] <CorruptTerrorist> really bad problem... my Synaptic PAckage Manager is not working properly
[23:06] <cambazz> maybe more minimal package
[23:06] <s3a> does any1 no were i can get OLD .debs of devede and mplayer/mencoder bcuz i need a old one for it not to have the bug sound
[23:06] <arakthor> !offtopic | Pirate_Hunter
[23:06] <encrypt3d> good afternoon, i was wondering if anyone else has any issues with Gutsy hanging on reboot.  Dell XPS 410 --- when i press reboot it hangs on the Ubuntu spalsh screen, the only way to close is to hard reset.
[23:06] <s3a> sound bug*
[23:06] <ubotu> Pirate_Hunter: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:06] <Pie-rate> df00z: found it, went through it, but it's all about vesa too.
[23:06] <mrunagi> i dont know anything abbout windows cambazz
[23:07] <ffm> Pirate_Hunter: please ask in another support venue (ubuntuforums, mailing list).
[23:07] <hipitihop> My network is running fine with a TP-Link router and cards, however I can't seem to run faster then 54mb whereas router and cards are capable of 109mb. Can someone please help me with madwifi config ?
[23:07] <ffm> s3a: packages.ubuntu.com ?
[23:07] <h3av3n> ok remakes of ipod are clones, or stolen models of apple ipod made by other factories/companies, they are basically the same, look the same and everything but i want to know if i can install linux for ipod named Podzilla on a ipod produced by other companies than apple
[23:07] <CorruptTerrorist> i need help with Synaptic NAO
[23:07] <CorruptTerrorist> just kidding... i'll wait
[23:07] <hischild> soooo ... this is getting more fun with the second .... i installed a command line system .. upgraded it with gdm and xserver ... yet nothing :(
[23:07] <bod_> Pirate_Hunter, dont take what ffm is saying lightly if you continue to repeat your question, you will get kicked
[23:07] <hola> mrunagi: im not able to see that link
[23:07] <df00z> Pie-rate: /etc/init.d/gdm stop, killall gdm, killall Xorg, startx
[23:07] <Pie-rate> df00z: grepped Xorg* for "nvidia" (ignoring case), nothing.
[23:07] <ffm> !offtopic | h3av3n
[23:08] <ubotu> h3av3n: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:08] <Pirate_Hunter> ffm: kicked for what repeating a question...? im not spamming im doing in interval periods and you cna just ignore my question... ps - this is the first time ive seen you here hmmm
[23:08] <ffm> Pirate_Hunter: not sure how that
[23:08] <h3av3n> oups sorry then
[23:08] <ffm> Pirate_Hunter: is relevent.
[23:08] <hischild> Pirate_Hunter, this is also the first time i've seen you here as well ... and iv'e seen ffm here before
[23:08] <bod_> Pirate_Hunter, last warning 5-10 mins for repeats,.,.
[23:08] <Pirate_Hunter> hischild: hmmm
[23:08] <Pirate_Hunter> bod_: hmmm
[23:09] <hischild> Pirate_Hunter, hmm
[23:09] <ffm> h3av3n: sorry, you can try #offtopic or #ipodlinux
[23:09] <bod_> Pirate_Hunter, hmmm
[23:09] <puff> What's up?
[23:09] <vlad> df00z:  no sound when i double the size
[23:09] <hola> mrunagi: i've already see that link
[23:09] <ffm> puff: lots of stuff.
[23:09] <h3av3n> im on ubuntu off topic sorry for the missplacement of my issue :D
[23:09] <hola> but the cam still to be not recognized
[23:09] <ffm> h3av3n: no problem.
[23:09] <h3av3n> :D
[23:10] <ffm> hola: have you checked that it works in ubuntu already?
[23:10] <juice_> can someone help me connect on frostwire?
[23:10] <df00z> Pie-rate: give that a shot, the log should have something about nvidia..if it doesnt...nvidia-xconfig i think will regenerate if if you just run as root
[23:10] <Pirate_Hunter> bod_, hischild: im amazed both replied you must be bored
[23:10] <puff> ffm: If it's about making an ipod work with ubuntu, I've been through that wringer a couple of times.
[23:10] <firelord> I have glibc 2.6 installed on my Ubuntu server, but an app I'm compiling insists on having glibc 2.3. Is there a way to install them both?
[23:10] <Pie-rate> df00z: kernel module version mismatch
[23:10] <puff> ffm: If it's about installing linux on an ipod, idaknow :-)
[23:10] <Pie-rate> df00z: i reinstalled linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r` though.
[23:10] <ffm> puff: its the latter.
[23:10] <hischild> yes i'm very bored since i'm figuring out why my system won't boot
[23:10] <bod_> !ot | Pirate_Hunter
[23:10] <ubotu> Pirate_Hunter: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:10] <juice_> puff: rockbox
[23:10] <df00z> pie-rate: uugggh...
[23:11] <df00z> pie-rate: did you compile a custom kernel
[23:11] <Pie-rate> df00z: no.
[23:11] <ffm> !etiquette > Pirate_Hunter
[23:11] <aricofdacia> I have a question. I am loking at getting a new comp and just getting the drivers and then loading ubuntu. which do i load first?
[23:11] <juice_> ffm: use rockbox for linux on an ipod
[23:11] <puff> juice_: Ah, yeah, sorry, my sole experience with rockbox was trying it out on my archos 20GB about three years ago.  It broke it.
[23:11] <cblocker> has anyone tried Likewise-Open?
[23:11] <puff> juice_: Isn't there a #rockbox?'
[23:11] <bod_> ffm, youb could !coc him aswell,.,.;~)
[23:11] <ffm> juice_: tell h3av3n , not me.
[23:11] <n2diy> My sound has stopped working. Audacity reports an error in the sound i/o layer, but aplay -l list the card, ideas?
[23:11] <juice_> puff: WOW really? that sucks
[23:11] <puff> juice_: Well,t aht was a ways back, and the player was bleeding edge.
[23:11] <ffm> aricofdacia: install ubuntu first, of course.
[23:11] <juice_> h3av3n: use rockbox :P
[23:11] <aricofdacia> mk
[23:11] <ffm> aricofdacia: it shouldn't need most drivers
[23:11] <hischild> any chance any1 could help out with figuring out why i can't get my box to boot as it should? I can't get gdm fired up like it should
[23:12] <puff> juice_: I've heard nothing but good about rockbox.
[23:12] <juice_> puff: ic
[23:12] <h3av3n> for ipod remakes? and non-apple ipods?
[23:12] <CorruptTerrorist> really bad problem... my Synaptic PAckage Manager is not working properly... every package returns exit error 1
[23:12] <ffm> juice_: too bad they don't support  2gen nnano.
[23:12] <df00z> pie-rate: basically, the restricted modules manager and the standard place to put the nvidia.ko file...2 different places...so if you install the nvidia driver off the site it will really mess things up
[23:12] <juice_> puff: yeah i used to use it: i like the skins and games and overall versatility, i even had doom on my ipod video
[23:12] <ffm> CorruptTerrorist: does the same issue occur with "apt-get"?
[23:12] <bod_> hischild, take out quiet from the boot parameter and get an error message,.,. might help,.,
[23:12] <CorruptTerrorist> ffm, yes
[23:12] <puff> So, I had to reinstall/reconfigure X, and I guess I put some of the config stuff in differently this time.  When I log in, ubuntu pops up a dialog asking if I want to use the X keyboard settings or keep the gnome keyboard settings.
[23:12] <df00z> the regular place is in /lib/modules   i forgot where restricted-modules puts it...
[23:13] <Pie-rate> df00z: so where did the nvidia installer install nvidia.ko?
[23:13] <df00z> cd /;find -name nvidia.ko
[23:13] <ffm> CorruptTerrorist: then reinstall synaptic.
[23:13] <puff> IS there a way I can import the gnome keyboard settings to X, so it stops asking me this?
[23:13] <CorruptTerrorist> ffm, how?
[23:13] <df00z> nvidia installer will use /lib/modules
[23:13] <df00z> restricted modules elsewhere
[23:13] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, use livecd to reinstall apt?
[23:13] <gnurph69> where do I start looking to see if there are drivers for my webcam?
[23:13] <CorruptTerrorist> how???
[23:13] <fabio> modconf
[23:13] <CorruptTerrorist> now what to use... how?
[23:13] <ffm> CorruptTerrorist: does apt-get work?
[23:13] <CaptainKirk> Anyone got a few mins to help a linux noob?
[23:13] <df00z> and then you have to tell restricted modules to allow the nvidia driver, im not good with that
[23:13] <CorruptTerrorist> ffm, no
[23:13] <ffm> !ask | CaptainKirk
[23:13] <df00z> im using the nvidia driver from the site
[23:13] <ubotu> CaptainKirk: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[23:13] <smokan> Whats the correspondence to deamon tools in linux?
[23:13] <juice_> gnurph69: manufacturers website, if not there, try google
[23:13] <s3a> ffm, i cant seem to find anything there...
[23:13] <dooglus> smokan: mount
[23:13] <hipitihop> puff: I have a machine doing the same thing so I am interested in what you find out
[23:13] <CaptainKirk> Nice bot
[23:14] <ffm> smokan: mount
[23:14] <df00z> because im on a custom kernel, i removed restricted modules
[23:14] <fabio> apt-cache search webcam
[23:14] <smokan> okej :)
[23:14] <dooglus> smokan: or muont, to be more precise
[23:14] <s3a> ffm, isnt there a way i can find a .deb of an old devede with old mencode/mplayer?? I tried getdeb.net and didn't work for me in Gutsy AND Feisty
[23:14] <fabio> you fill find a lot of webcams modules packages
[23:14] <vlad> df00z:  man i got without sound im gonna restart so ill be back
[23:14] <df00z> vlad: you need to change the buffers back
[23:14] <hischild> bod_, i'm not sure, did you follow the previous story about my box crashing as soon as i would try and install it? both with desktop and alternate, with and without extra bootoptions?
[23:14] <matthias> where can i get an functional driver bcw43xx for my dell 1500 wireless card, the one i found in the ubuntu , the zip file is not an zip file it is an html file supposely ...
[23:14] <vlad> yeah
[23:14] <vlad> i did
[23:14] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, in synaptic theres an option to get packages from cd, tick that, then search for synaptic
[23:14] <vlad> still with out sound
[23:14] <ffm> s3a: no idea
[23:14] <gnurph69> fabio:  thank you
[23:15] <df00z> vlad: ah
[23:15] <s3a> ffm, thx anyway
[23:15] <df00z> vlad: you can just rmmod and modprobe your module again...
[23:15] <hischild> bod_, also, it didn't help to enable it. Got a lot more output, but no luck :(
[23:15] <n2diy> My sound has stopped working. Audacity reports an error in the sound i/o layer, but aplay -l list the card, ideas?
[23:15] <df00z> also did you upgrade alsa-lib when installing the new alsa-driver...
[23:15] <juice_> can someone help me connect on frostwire?
[23:15] <CaptainKirk> Anyway, my LiveCD seems to not work.  After booting to it, the menu comes up and I select install/run.  Then, it goes to a black screen and does nothing.  I have downloaded the iso twice and used two different burning programs.  My sys specs are well above the requirements to run Ubuntu.
[23:15] <bod_> hischild, i believe i may have been one of the many people attempting to help,.,. but have you got any error los from the boot process,.,.dmesg?
[23:16] <juice_> captiankirk: run in safe gfx mode
[23:16] <CaptainKirk> I have done that as well
[23:16] <Squawk> CaptainKirk, did you download the correct version for your architecture (processor type?)
[23:16] <juice_> captiankirk: hmm idk
[23:16] <df00z> I gotta get outta here
[23:16] <hischild> bod_, you were? i'm sorry, i must've missed you. I'm afraid that dmesg doesn't give any relevant information, nor does changing the boot options
[23:16] <CaptainKirk> I downloaded the 64 bit intel/amd
[23:16] <bod_> CaptainKirk, remove graphics card and run from motherboard video board
[23:16] <CaptainKirk> No onboard video
[23:16] <juice_> captiankirk: thats ur prob, use the i386
[23:17] <CaptainKirk> I have a 64 bit processor....
[23:17] <bod_> hischild, so what part of gdm isnt going right? can you still use a graphical system?
[23:17] <juice_> captiankirk: i have a 64bit and the i386 has more support and overall works better
[23:17] <bod_> juice_, theres no prob with the 64 bit version
[23:17] <df00z> pie_rate: basicaly, find nvidia.ko in /lib/modules  remove it   make sure restricted modules tool etc is installed, nvidia driver and glx from the package, let x boot into bullet proof, and i guess allow nvidia to be used...id imagine it will fix everything automagically....
[23:17] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, can't find it
[23:17] <juice_> bod_: i know but its harder to get going than the i386]
[23:17] <Squawk> juice_, CaptainKirk, i have amd64 dual core and the 64 bit version worked fine
[23:17] <CaptainKirk> I have an intel duel core
[23:18] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, cant find what 'Synaptic'? enable all repo's and try again
[23:18] <hischild> bod_, any part that appears to rely on the graphical part fails. I might have missed one or 2 packages at installing it afterwards after i installed a command line system
[23:18] <CaptainKirk> I'm thinking that my 8800gtx might not be supported or something
[23:18] <bod_> juice_, ok,. tbh i havent tried using the i386
[23:18] <juice_> captainkirk: AH HA! 64 nit is for amd i believe
[23:18] <df00z> CaptainKirk: should be
[23:18] <Pie-rate> df00z: deleted 2 instances of nvidia.ko, reinstalled linux-restricted-modules and same error
[23:18] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, all repos?
[23:18] <Pie-rate> df00z: version mismatch
[23:18] <vlad> df00z: im without sound now :D
[23:18] <bod_> hischild, oh, ur not using a cd,.,.ive never attempted that, so im prob not the best person to ask,.,.sorry
[23:19] <CaptainKirk> juice, I think that it said amd/intel
[23:19] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, all repositories
[23:19] <df00z> Pie-rate: reinstall the nvidia driver package in synaptic?
[23:19] <juice_> captainkirk: i have the 8800gt oc and i used envy, it was the only thing that seemed to work
[23:19] <hischild> bod_, i'm afraid not, since the live cd also fails :(
[23:19] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, which is where?
[23:19] <bod_> hischild, text baseed installer?
[23:19] <bod_> !repositories | CorruptTerrorist
[23:19] <ubotu> CorruptTerrorist: The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecommendedSources for the recommended way to set up your repositories
[23:19] <hischild> bod_, goes better then the live cd as it does boot. However once it tries to get X installed it also fails
[23:19] <matthias> how can i get the inf file fro man exe file in ubuntu ?
[23:19] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, i'm not looking on 4 or 5 different pages
[23:19] <bod_> hischild, ok, its either bad iso or hardware problems i think
[23:20] <CaptainKirk> Just for reference, about how long does it take for the livecd to boot?
[23:20] <ffm> CaptainKirk: depends.
[23:20] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, your choice
[23:20] <matthias> i mean how can i get an inf file fro my wireless card from an exe file for windows if i do not have windows ??
[23:20] <CaptainKirk> That's what everyone says.  Ballpark?
[23:20] <n2diy> My sound has stopped working. Audacity reports an error in the sound i/o layer, but aplay -l list the card, ideas?
[23:20] <hischild> bod_, i'm thinking about my gfx card. The only thing i'm wondering about is why that my laptop did install fine from the same cd, and windows runs fine on this hardware
[23:20] <juice_> captainkirk: a min or two
[23:20] <ffm> CaptainKirk: less than 5 minutes on acceptable hardware, less than 2 on topoftheline.
[23:20] <billenium> Can i ask questions about unetbootin here?
[23:20] <df00z> vlad: i guess your .asoundrc file is messed up then? remove it, or recreate it...
[23:20] <CaptainKirk> So that's not it
[23:20] <Sembiance> I'm trying to output 1920x1080p to my projector with a nvidia card. I specify 1920x1080 as a Modes item in my Screen section of xorg.conf, and this works, but my projector says it's getting a 1080/60i  signal, which I believe means interlaced right?  Any ideas how I can get it to be progressive?
[23:20] <ffm> billenium: ok.
[23:20] <Sembiance> Is there a way while it's running to 'generate' which modeline is currently being used? or?
[23:20] <vlad> kk
[23:20] <bod_> hischild, do you have a seperate gcard? i had to remove mine to do the install then plug back in afterwards
[23:21] <billenium> Umm well, when i select the unetbootin Ubuntu selection it says Error 15: File not found... How can i fix this?
[23:21] <juice_> captainkirk: here's what you do, download the i386 iso and see if it runs,
[23:21] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, it's there but only the uninstall option
[23:21] <ffm> billenium: hm... no idea.
[23:21] <bod_> billenium, get the file,.,.,.,.,.,.,.
[23:21] <CaptainKirk> That would make the third coaster
[23:21] <billenium> i have the file....
[23:21] <hischild> bod_, yes i have a seperate one (geforce 8600 GT) yet the only thing i can replace it with is a radeon x1300. I don't know wether it will give me trouble when switching them back?
[23:21] <juice_> lol
[23:21] <WelshDragon> Hey, is there a way i can found out which processes are reading/writing to the hdd the most?
[23:21] <ffm> billenium: try #unetbootin or #wubi ?
[23:21] <CaptainKirk> brb then
[23:21] <billenium> ffm: doesnt exist
[23:22] <df00z> vlad: i gotta get out of here, basically, i would mess with that asoundrc file, also try posting on the alsa-driver mailing list...or one of the alsa irc channels
[23:22] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, type this in terminal            sudo apt-get reinstall synaptic
[23:22] <ffm> billenium: #wubi? no?
[23:22] <billenium> i tried everything
[23:22] <df00z> its a driver issue
[23:22] <bod_> hischild, does your machine not have a standard motherboard raphics slot?
[23:22] <ffm> billenium: there's an ubuntuforum for wubi and unetbootin.
[23:22] <billenium> ffm: yeah i see, but im the only person in there...
[23:22] <hischild> bod_, yes it does, pci-e
[23:22] <ffm> billenium: other than that...
[23:22] <vlad> df00z:  thx a lot man
[23:22] <df00z> good luck :P
[23:22] <bod_> hischild, use that?
[23:22] <hischild> bod_, but if you're talking about onboard, then no
[23:22] <bod_> oh
[23:22] <WelshDragon> Hey, is there a way i can found out which processes are reading/writing to the hdd the most?
[23:22] <juice_> can someone help me connect on frostwire?
[23:22] <ffm> !repeat | WelshDragon
[23:22] <ubotu> WelshDragon: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[23:23] <bod_> hischild, i'd suggest the other card just for the install then
[23:23] <ffm> !repeat | juice_
[23:23] <ubotu> juice_: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[23:23] <hischild> bod_, aight, plan c it is!
[23:23] <juice_> sry
[23:23] <vlad> df00z:
[23:23] <vlad> still here?
[23:23] <SergeantScar> hey i have a question about diplay settings....
[23:23] <ffm> juice_: np.
[23:23] <billenium> brb going to go get some support in #wubi
[23:23] <ffm> !ask | SergeantScar
[23:23] <ubotu> SergeantScar: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-)
[23:23] <hischild> bod_, (just for the lolz of it, i'm goin to keep track of how many different approaches it is goin to take)
[23:23] <df00z> vlad: about ti take off
[23:23] <CorruptTerrorist> Errors were encountered while processing:
[23:23] <CorruptTerrorist>  libapache2-mod-fastcgi
[23:23] <CorruptTerrorist> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[23:23] <bod_> hischild, carefull,.,.you can only have 23 more plans ;~)
[23:23] <CorruptTerrorist> oops
[23:23] <CorruptTerrorist> sorry everyone
[23:23] <ffm> CorruptTerrorist: pastebin.ca
[23:23] <ffm> CorruptTerrorist: np.
[23:24] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, type this        sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[23:24] <SergeantScar> alright, everytime i start my computer up it defaults to a low resolution... how can i get to to automatically start in 1200x800 res?
[23:24] <hischild> bod_, oooh no, i also have the numbers, after that we have the ascii signs ... and if needed, we'll combine! :D
[23:24] <Pie-rate> df00z: nope, didn't work.
[23:24] <juice_> w00t ph0rensic: can u help me connect on frostwire?
[23:24] <vlad> df00z:  ok man good luck and thx
[23:24] <bod_> hischild, we could use hex code aswell if it takes that long ;~)
[23:24] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, same error with mod cgi
[23:25] <vlad> df00z:  im without sound completely
[23:25] <ffm> SergeantScar: hold on...
[23:25] <ph0rensic> juice_, man I got reamed today
[23:25] <Maimster> Sup er'body...
[23:25] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, type  sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-fastcgi
[23:25] <ffm> SergeantScar:
[23:25] <df00z> vlad: errors?
[23:25] <zacuaster> hi
[23:25] <sls> Hi, I am installing ubuntu over a nework. I have setup a preseed file that only indicates to grab files from my internal server... however the installer refuses to do so... it goes out on the internet anyhow and gets the install files.. this is slow... what is wrong?!
[23:25] <ffm> SergeantScar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[23:25] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, same error
[23:25] <juice_> ph0rensic: by what/who?
[23:25] <ph0rensic> juice_, never used that one before
[23:25] <df00z> cat if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/dsp
[23:25]  * bod_ warns people his internet will be cut off in the next 35 mins
[23:25] <df00z> alsamixer, make sure nothing is muted
[23:25] <matthias> anyone that have hibernation and suspend issues in del inspiron laptop ?
[23:26] <ffm> bod_: may I ask why?
[23:26] <hischild> bod_, if we REALLY need that much, we can also use that one yeah :p
[23:26] <sls> I have read all of debians documentation but nothing seems to apply
[23:26] <df00z> also, you did install the drivers outside of ubuntu....make sure it's still loaded...lsmod
[23:26] <ph0rensic> juice_, doesn't matter i guess .. whats the issue?
[23:26] <sls> can anyone help?
[23:26] <Tu13es> how can I extract files from an .iso? archive manager fails
[23:26] <ffm> sls: have you tried ubuntu's docs?
[23:26] <hischild> bod_,  nooooo :( we can't have reached the hex codes yet :(
[23:26] <matthias> or better have the solution to it ......
[23:26] <Pie-rate> df00z: i'm reinstalling everything, and going back to feisty. gutsy has been nothing but horrible experiences. tracker is broken. the nvidia driver version is broken. compositing literally works on maybe 0.5% of computers (mine works, but in general.)
[23:26] <Vermux> who recommend on Firestarter?
[23:26] <ffm> !iso | Tu13es
[23:26] <vlad> df00z:
[23:26] <ubotu> Tu13es: To mount an ISO disc image, type « sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint> » - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[23:26] <vlad> how can i bring alsa
[23:26] <ffm> Tu13es: and copy them from the folder
[23:26] <vlad> that command isnt working
[23:26] <sls> I have not found much about preseed files in ubuntus documentation.
[23:26] <ph0rensic> Pie-rate, I have had no troubles with gutsy and I have nvidia
[23:26] <bod_> ffm, dad thinks im staying up all niht on here, so my internet ets blocked at around 00:00 on weekdays/schoolnights
[23:26] <df00z> dd if isnt?
[23:27] <df00z> whats it say
[23:27] <Maimster> Pie-rate: Just wondering are you also having speed issues, on the web?
[23:27] <juice_> ph0rensic: well i just got frostwire and updated JRE and when i launch frostWire the connection bar always says 'starting connectio' and never connects?
[23:27] <Pie-rate> Maimster: no.
[23:27] <ztomic> anyone using Roland/Edirol hardware?
[23:27] <ffm> bod_: ouch.
[23:27] <vlad> cat: if=/dev/urandom: No such file or directory
[23:27] <vlad> cat: of=/dev/dsp: No such file or directory
[23:27] <hischild> bod_,  :( tell him he shouldn't do such a thing because you're helping out someone really really important (even though that ain't totally true)
[23:27] <Tu13es> ffm: noted, thands :)
[23:27] <ph0rensic> Pie-rate, Heres my desktop http://www.flickr.com/photos/24040049@N05/2284837943/sizes/l/
[23:27] <Squawk> bod_, hows he doing that? router config that you dont have hte pass for?
[23:27] <Maimster> Pie-rate: Okay, my windows machines are 12 times or more faster on the web than my gutsy machine.
[23:27] <ffm> Tu13es: that'l be 5.99 USD. I take cash and credit. ;)
[23:28] <df00z> vlad: i'm retarded...dd not cat sorry
[23:28] <vlad> o
[23:28] <vlad> np
[23:28] <vlad> im the noob
[23:28] <Pie-rate> ph0rensic: i'm pretty sure the drivers have a memory leak. video output breaks after a few hours of using 3d apps, gives me a green screen or in some cases gives me a pink screen and completely crashes.
[23:28] <bod_> ffm, yep,.,. although tbh ive got a wireless dongle in my room somewhere,. if i could et that working he wouldnt ever know im online (im ethernet atm) hischild, i tried ;~( Squawk, pulls out the lead
[23:28] <ph0rensic> juice_, hmm Is there ports you have to open to connect to frostwire? I never used it so i dunno
[23:28] <ffm> Maimster: maybe your windows machine has a fster connetion?
[23:28] <Vermux> who recommend on Firestarter?
[23:28] <vlad> df00z: device or resource busy
[23:28] <Tu13es> ffm: I'm poor, that's why I'm using ubuntu in the first place :P
[23:28] <Vermux> anybody knows what is firestarter?
[23:28] <zgrep> hischild: You are still there?
[23:28] <ffm> !repeat | Vermux
[23:28] <ubotu> Vermux: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[23:28] <juice_> ph0rensic: lemme check
[23:28] <rod_> do you prefer the pink or the green ones?
[23:28] <hischild> zgrep, ofcourse
[23:28] <hischild> bod_,  :(
[23:28] <sls> Yepp! no mention of installing using preseed files in ubuntu.com
[23:29] <ph0rensic> Pie-rate, I see .. very well could be ..
[23:29] <hischild> zgrep, grabbed my old card ... attempting to install by that one
[23:29] <zozobra> can anyone tell me how to print the contents of a directory to a file? from the shell?
[23:29] <zgrep> hischild: I was just in a TelCo... So - does that mean that you can start the X-Server now?
[23:29] <sls> Does anyone have a workin example?
[23:29] <Dimitree> Is there a way to format a HDD to NTFS or Fat32 from Ubuntu live CD ?
[23:29] <smokan> Somebody who knows what i can do to get my wireless radio on?
[23:29] <ffm> Tu13es: I use it because I like it. In any case, I'd accept indentured servitude.
[23:29] <Whtiger> I forget my root pass on one of my older ubuntu machines which I haven't turned on in awhile, what's the easiest way to reset it?
[23:29] <hischild> just to be sure, don't tell me you can't use "goth" as hostname right?
[23:29] <df00z> vlad: something is using it then...maybe a sound server...firefox/flash....god knows what...
[23:29] <matthias> vermux, firestarter is an firewall ...
[23:29] <ffm> whitty: single user mode.
[23:29] <zozobra> Dimitree, yes use gparted.
[23:29] <hischild> zgrep, unfortunately no :(
[23:29] <ztomic> Thinking about getting a UA-700... was wondering about potential problems.
[23:29] <zgrep> Dimitree: mkfs.ntfs
[23:29] <vlad> heh ok df00z il lmess with it
[23:30] <vlad> thx
[23:30] <Vermux> matthias: a good one?
[23:30] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, can i manually disable the fastcgi package?
[23:30] <zgrep> hischild: does it crash/reboot?
[23:30] <ffm> whitty: when you are at the grub screen, press escape and select "recovery mode".
[23:30] <bod_> hischild, il try and find the belkin dongle in a bit, and il pull down ndiswrapper and the belkin drivers now,.,.mwahahaha
[23:30] <vlad> btw
[23:30] <vlad> noting is open
[23:30] <Pie-rate> anyway, i'm either going back to feisty or switching to a different distro. this sucks.
[23:30] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, you cant disable something you havent got
[23:30] <hischild> zgrep, we just stepped to plan c, which is grab my old card, install the entire system again on that, then switch back
[23:30] <Ashfire908> mattfletcher, it configures the iptables (which is basicly the firewall)
[23:30] <yo> hellooo
[23:30]  * Whtiger glances at whitty
[23:30] <df00z> vlad: maybe "esd"
[23:30] <Whtiger> ffm: thanks =p
[23:30] <hischild> zgrep, does ... nothing ... when it comes to graphics ... as in, it doesn't do anything
[23:30] <ffm> !hello | yo
[23:30] <ubotu> yo: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[23:30] <df00z> ps -A | grep 'esd'
[23:30] <zgrep> hischild: ok - sorry,have to leave... CU!
[23:30] <df00z> or 'arts'
[23:30] <ffm> Whtiger: oops, wrong person.
[23:30] <puff> n2diy: When you say "stopped working", what do you mean?
[23:30] <yo> how do you make a crossover cable from a patch cable? anyone know? im tryin to make a LAN network between an ubuntu and WIndows computer
[23:30] <hischild> zgrep, no problem, thanks!
[23:31] <hischild> zgrep, you did the first 2 :p
[23:31] <hischild> i think ..
[23:31] <ffm> !offtopic | yo
[23:31] <ubotu> yo: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[23:31] <vlad> df00z:
[23:31] <df00z> yo: any network card nowaday will just cross over for you
[23:31] <vlad> do i have to put those commands?
[23:31] <yo> dfooz: how?
[23:31] <juice_> ph0rensic: yea so there's a listening port and a router config manual port or Upnp
[23:31] <df00z> yo: it's done on a hardware level
[23:31] <CorruptTerrorist> bod_, i've managed to solve it
[23:31] <df00z> yo: so any network cord will work on remotely new hardware
[23:31] <bod_> CorruptTerrorist, WELL DONE
[23:31] <CorruptTerrorist> tyvm for all your efforts though bod_
[23:31] <yo> well when i hook up the two comps it doesn't work..
[23:32] <bod_> !yay | CorruptTerrorist
[23:32] <ubotu> CorruptTerrorist: Glad you made it! :-)
[23:32] <CorruptTerrorist> first thing i have solved on my own
[23:32] <yo> dell inspiron 1501 from last year
[23:32] <df00z> vlad: yeah, it will tell you if esd is running, which could be blocking your sound card...
[23:32] <juice_> ph0rensic: listening port is set to 30575 and router is set to UPnP
[23:32] <ffm> yo: in any case we support the OS, not hardware. Try #help .
[23:32] <zacuaster_> hola
[23:32] <Ashfire908> yo, it's offtopic, but i think you just reverse the sending wires with the recieveing wires. if it's autoswitching for crossover you won't need to do anything
[23:32] <bod_> bazhang, are you about?
[23:32] <ffm> !es | zacuaster_
[23:32] <ubotu> zacuaster_: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[23:32] <CorruptTerrorist> helped on 1468590485906840: solved 1... not far to go
[23:32] <n2diy> puff: I can't play any audio files, my system sounds don't work either.
[23:32] <vlad> nothing there df00z
[23:33] <df00z> yo: you'll need to set the ip, gateway, and subnet mask manually...
[23:33] <ph0rensic> juice_, You have forwarding setup to your pc with the router?
[23:33] <yo> dfooz: can you help me out with that?
[23:33] <vlad> 5428 ?        00:00:00 artsd
[23:33] <Pie-rate> search is totally broken on gutsy too. anyone else having trouble with trackerd having crashed every time you try to search for something?
[23:33] <df00z> arts will do it
[23:33] <puff> n2diy: Did you reboot?
[23:33] <df00z> KDE? You'll have to stop it
[23:33] <yo> arts?
[23:33] <bod_> ffm, just for your information,.,.i seem to think you like using !commands so i thought i'd tell you about 1 i just had made by the brilliant op guys,.,. !gq       for 'how to ask good questions'
[23:33] <_Oz_> Gentlemen and lady, for some reason my sound seems to "bounce around" in Ubuntu.  Every time I boot it seems to switch between my onboard audio and an installed SBLive! card.
[23:33] <puff> n2diy: And what release are you on?
[23:33] <juice_> ph0rensic: well i have one router in my office and one in my room, where my ubuntu machine is, would i have to forward on both routers?
[23:33] <puff> n2diy: I've had some problems with sound, but I think they changed the kernel to fix that.  Basically, under pre-gutsy certain sound cards had drivers such that there was a single resource lock to the sound card and it couldn't be released.  The workaround was to use the Alsa sound daemon, which got the first lock and then served access to the sound card.  Problem was, if anything grabs that lock before alsa gets to it....
[23:33] <luisbg> I downloaded some software from svn, there is an autogen.sh but no configure, how do I create the configure to do ./configure ; make ; make install ?
[23:34] <n2diy> puff: no, I'd like to preserve my uptime and avoid "windows" solutions. ;)
[23:34] <xTheGoat121x> kthread seems to be chewing on some of my system resources.
[23:34] <df00z> vlad: arts will do it, as root, killall artsd....or shut it down properly in KDE lol
[23:34] <puff> n2diy: The problem I was having was that I had another packge, hm, "esd" I think, which was grabbing the lock.
[23:34] <df00z> it probably started with your bad .asoundrc file though
[23:34] <ph0rensic> juice_, Depends on how you have it set up
[23:34] <vlad> im not in kde
[23:34] <SuperLag> luisbg: it's possible the autogen script will make all of that for you, then you compile like normal.
[23:34] <ztomic> anyone know a good linux hardware channel?
[23:34] <puff> n2diy: I know exactly how you feel, but you may have to reboot with this problem.  Try "ps -ef | fgrep -i esd"
[23:34] <vlad> i remake asoundrc
[23:34] <vlad> just how it comes
[23:34] <hischild> bod_, halfway through base installation ... (i'm goin by alternate again now ... saves me the time of booting it up first)
[23:35] <ztomic> music hardware
[23:35] <luisbg> SuperLag, I run ./autogen.sh it doesn't create a configure
[23:35] <df00z> vlad: kill arts, then do the dd on /dev/dsp
[23:35] <puff> n2diy: Also try lsof /dev/dsp*
[23:35] <bod_> hischild, fair play,.,. i thought the text installer was quite snazy,.,.;~)
[23:35] <SuperLag> luisbg: what does it give you?
[23:35] <n2diy> puff, Audacity is reporting an i/o error, and aplay -l list the sound card. Ok on lsof.
[23:35] <juice_> ph0rensic: it setup lik dis: broadband connects to the office router, office router connects to my room router, room router connects to my pc, then my funny bone :P
[23:35] <vlad> nothing man
[23:35] <vlad> df00z:
[23:35] <hischild> bod_, quite snazy?
[23:36] <luisbg> SuperLag, it prints out a long list of things like ch_cur='22' ch_min='14' ch_min_version='1.7'
[23:36] <bod_> hischild, pretty cool
[23:36] <df00z> vlad: still says it's in use?
[23:36] <luisbg> SuperLag, there is a configure.ac
[23:36] <df00z> even after artsd is killed?
[23:36] <hischild> bod_, i like it ... i know the entire menu back and forth now
[23:36] <SuperLag> luisbg: but do an ls in the directory... what else is there?
[23:36] <bod_> hischild, good for u,.,.
[23:36] <hischild> bod_, *enter enter rightarrow enter uparrow 2 seconds enter....*
[23:37] <n2diy> puff, nothing, just returns me to a command prompt.
[23:37] <df00z> ?
[23:37] <ph0rensic> juice_, Are any of the routers setup as a relay or are they both performing routing functions?
[23:37] <Pie-rate> n2diy: it's not a "windows solution" when you're changing your entire kernel. it is a "windows solution" when you have to reinstall your whole OS because the one (or the version of the one) you were using sucks.
[23:37] <luisbg> SuperLag, acinclude.m4 configure.ac Makefile.am
[23:37] <juice_> ph0rensic: routing
[23:37] <CorruptTerrorist> right... back to my other problem... apache is not parsing cgi scripts
[23:37] <SuperLag> luisbg: try running make
[23:37] <genius> What could it be ? My system(gnome) locks up and does not respond to any keypress (last time ctrl+backspace too). But i can move mouse and the clock is working.
[23:37] <luisbg> SuperLag, make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[23:37] <ph0rensic> juice_, so your room router has a different IP than your office router?
[23:37] <n2diy> Pie-rate, I didn't change anything, has Dapper's kernel been update recently?
[23:37] <larson9999> genius, laptop?
[23:38] <bod_> hischild, omg,.,.u have too much time on your hands
[23:38] <vlad> nothing in use df00z
[23:38] <juice_> ph0rensic: yes, 192.168.1.1 linksys
[23:38] <hischild> bod_, that's the result of attempting to install it 7 times :p
[23:38] <smokan> what should i do? I type: iwconfig and gets: No wireless extensions? :S
[23:38] <df00z> CorruptTerrorist: /etc/apache2/mods-available, a2enmod used to enable modules
[23:38] <matthias> vermont firestarter is an advanced firewall supposely ...
[23:38] <xTheGoat121x> I'm having problems, my CPU seems to be loaded rather erratically
[23:38] <hischild> bod_, and yes ... i do have way 2 much time on my hands ... only time i'm not on this channel is when i'm sleeping ... no wait, that isn't even true ... i'm just afk then :p
[23:38] <df00z> vlad: and no static when you do the dd?
[23:39] <df00z> alsamixer, volume is up?
[23:39] <vlad> nope
[23:39] <juice_> ph0rensic: it's a wireless-B, outdated
[23:39] <ph0rensic> juice_, You may have to forward that port to your router then forward that to your pc on the room router.. and open that port on your pc
[23:39] <yoyoyoyo> anyone know what package i have to install in order to get phpize and what do i have to install in order to get apc for php?
[23:39] <vlad> u need to sleep right df00z_
[23:39] <vlad> ?
[23:39] <bod_> hischild, lol,.,. i'm like that (or would be if i had 24hr internet) ;~)
[23:39] <df00z> no i need to go do something
[23:39] <juice_> ph0rensic: ic, thanks dude, off to work
[23:39] <df00z> Haha.
[23:39] <vlad> kk man
[23:39] <vlad> i'll wait
[23:39] <df00z> ok cya.
[23:39] <ph0rensic> juice_, ok later
[23:39] <vlad> to have bad sound is like not have it
[23:39] <s3a> can sum1 help me get thru the sound bug (http://www.rastersoft.com/programas/devede.html)
[23:39] <vlad> so i dont care
[23:39] <vlad> >D
[23:39] <hischild> bod_, yeah ... i'm very happy and lucky that i live on my own  ... thus can make my own rules ... and since i currently live of social security ;-) that makes win
[23:40] <wyattc> I'm fairly certain that sudo is broken on my machine
[23:40] <vlad> bbl
[23:40] <n2diy> Pie-rate, Sound was working on Monday, and I haven't done a restart since then, so it isn't a kernel problem.
[23:40] <wyattc> I can't run anything like synaptic or the sources manager through gnome
[23:40] <ph8_> hey guys! If i have a string 'green' in a variable v, is it possible for me to return Color.green; ?
[23:40] <bod_> hischild, fair play,.,. il be a happy man once i get my wireless dongle working,. then il just fail to tell him i have wireless aswell,.,.mwahahaha
[23:40] <ph8_> Color.{v} or something for example?
[23:40] <hischild> bod_, "what? didn't i tell you i had wireless? Oh i was sure i did .... "
[23:40] <stormze1> X is failing to start up when I try to enable nvidia's driver.  How do I trouble-shoot this?
[23:41] <ph8_> erm
[23:41] <ph8_> wrong channel :p
[23:41] <wyattc> and if I run sudo __________________   - no matter what I put there, it just drops me back to a prompt. No errors, nothing output even if there should've been.
[23:41] <bod_> hischild, hoping he'll never realise actualy,.,.
[23:41] <hischild> bod_, ofcourse ... it would take away the fun of it
[23:41] <ph0rensic> wyattc, what did you do
[23:41] <Devourer> How do I compile an .exe?
[23:41] <stormze1> !nvidia
[23:41] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[23:42] <prince_jammys> ph8_: in bash:  v=green; newvar='Color.'$v
[23:42] <supreme> Devourer, what do you mean?
[23:42] <bod_> hischild, anyway, with wireless he'd have to steal my dongle, cause if he ip banned me, il just change my ip,.,.simple!! ;~)
[23:42] <hansengel> Hi—does anyone know where to find the default sound packs used with Ubuntu?
[23:42] <ph0rensic> Devourer, compile a .exe?? for what?
[23:42] <ph8> twas for java, but thanks prince_jammys
[23:42] <eduardo> hello, I would like to do: ping myAnotherComputer....how I can traslate this to the IP ?
[23:42] <hansengel> I looked in /usr/share/sounds but that doesn't look like all of them
[23:42] <prince_jammys> ph8 ah
[23:42] <wyattc> ph0rensic: I'm willing to explain things I've done, but I've done a lot in the past 24 hours. This is a relatively fresh 7.10 install - all I've done are add build-essentials and some LAMP stuff.
[23:42] <Devourer> ph0rensic, for Windows, but I want to compile it on Ubuntu.
[23:43] <eduardo> I think it's how the DNS...
[23:43] <hischild> bod_, you can only reach to one network with your dongle? if he ip bans you, just switch to your neighbors network ;-)
[23:43] <HinHin> nslookup
[23:43] <arrrghhh> so i have a friend, her computer is having issues... it seems to be running compiz... i dunno.  titlebars just disappear instantly, and the command "metacity --replace" fixes it.  i've checked, and in prefs desktop effects are DISABLED.  someone suggested uninstalling compiz, but it seems to be very tightly integrated into 7.10.  how can i have metacity stick as the default wm?  what is being used other than metacity that's causing the titlebars to di
[23:43] <arrrghhh> sappear?
[23:43] <madmaxmad> I need some help with mounting
[23:43] <genius> larson9999: (lockup) yes, it's laptop. Sony VAIO SZ370P
[23:43] <bod_> hischild, can i not give myself a static ip which i can change to my hearts content?
[23:43] <madmaxmad> I have a new 500gb HDD that I just formatted with ext3
[23:43] <madmaxmad> how can I mount it in a directory I created in /home/user/Data/ ???
[23:43] <ph0rensic> Devourer, I see... off hand I don't know that is done.. maybe there is a command line swith you use for that
[23:43] <wyattc> Devourer: If you have an executable file on windows, you can't make that run on Ubuntu by recompiling it or anything like that.
[23:44] <larson9999> genius, nvidia gxf?
[23:44] <wyattc> You need the source code to do that.
[23:44] <ph0rensic> wyattc, I've never heard anyone have that problem
[23:44] <xTheGoat121x> My CPU usage is all over the place....
[23:44] <genius> larson9999: YES! how do you know???
[23:44] <Devourer> wyattc, I am making a .exe on Ubuntu for Windows... that is what I want to do.
[23:44] <hischild> bod_, ofcourse you could ... but why change it if you can just switch and have no troubles? also ... he might see your ip in the router logs ... a thing your neighbors wouldn't be able to fix
[23:44] <cornell> I've a printer defined, as the default.  It's on a networked winxp machine.  From the desktop functions, like System/Administration/Printing, I can see it, but neither firefox nor evince can, they don't show it as default or on their drop down.  What am I missing?
[23:44] <hischild> or well
[23:44] <wyattc> ph0rensic: Neither have I. I've googled a bunch and it doesn't look like anyone has.
[23:44] <hischild> not bother to
[23:44] <larson9999> genius, sounds like the issue i was having.  drove me nuts!
[23:45] <ph0rensic> wyattc, You didn't try to change the "root password" did you?
[23:45] <bancai> hello, can i use ssh tunnel to ssh server on localhost?
[23:45] <genius> larson9999: so what to do?
[23:45] <wyattc> devourer: the only thing I can think of is compiling in a Virtual Machine
[23:45] <bod_> hischild, yer, but if he banned me, i could access the router with my ethernet ip and unbann my wireless ip, seeing as im the network admin and all,.,.ahhaa
[23:45] <wyattc> essentially run windows and compile it there, but run it inside your Ubuntu install
[23:45] <hischild> nice ;-)
[23:45] <hischild> you did get your drivers now did you :p (15 min remainin till ethernet dropout ;-))
[23:45] <wyattc> ph0rensic: No, I haven't made any attempts to change the root password
[23:45] <Devourer> wyattc, what kind of virtual machine?
[23:46] <ph0rensic> wyattc, I thought he has said source code, and he wanted to make an .exe for his windows, but just do the compiling in ubuntu (perhaps because less cpu overhead??)
[23:46] <puff> n2diy: did you ever answer what release of ubuntu you were using?
[23:46] <bizzeh> hey, if my graphics card, and my monitor, both support 1680x1050 as native resolution, why is the max res i can use in ubuntu 1400x1050
[23:46] <Devourer> Yeah, just from source code.
[23:46] <speps> hey guys how can i enable XVidModeExtension???THANKS
[23:46] <Devourer> I'm not trying to convert a binary for Ubuntu into an .exe.
[23:46] <n2diy> puff: Dapper, LTS
[23:47] <puff> n2diy: Hm..
[23:47] <madmaxmad> speps, what do you need that ?
[23:47] <wyattc> Devourer: It's a fairly complicated thing to do. You would need to download a program like VMWare Server or VMWare Player to run a virtual machine, and if you're unfamiliar with it there's a bit to pick up.
[23:47] <wyattc> While I would believe there's an easier way, I can't think of anything that would allow you to compile Windows binaries on Ubuntu
[23:47] <larson9999> genius, for me it was the power/cpu scaling stuff.  i disabled the powernow service.  that helped a lot but i'd still get lock ups.  just not as many.  then i disabled cpu frequency service and apmd service.  haven't had a lockup since... about 4 days now
[23:47] <ph0rensic> Devourer, perhaps you get a virtual windows in vmware or virtual box, then compile it.. your technically in ubuntu, but windows is technically compiling.. probably not what you want though im suspecting
[23:47] <speps> madmaxmad: i need it because i wanna use xcalib!
[23:48] <Devourer> wyattc, ph0rensic, well, what I want to compile I have tried compiling on Windows and can't so I was hoping that there was something like MinGW on Ubuntu that could compile a .exe on Ubuntu.
[23:48] <larson9999> genius, also if i used the nv driver verses nvidia i'd get no lockups.  something to do with nvidia not playing nice with the power scaling stuff
[23:48] <Darkmystere> Err, when i delete when using sudo nautilus where does it go..
[23:48] <wyattc> Why can't you compile it on Windows
[23:48] <Devourer> wyattc, ph0rensic, I'm trying to do this because I can't Windows to find some libraries but Ubuntu can find them easily.
[23:49] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: probably to /root/.Trash
[23:49] <n2diy> puff, I found something in the forums for Dapper sound dated 2/23, which corresponds to the last time I did a restart. But sound was working on Monday? Let me go check it out.
[23:49] <CorruptTerrorist> ok... how do i get/install/enable a2enmod?
[23:49] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: that's just a guess
[23:49] <larson9999> winlib?
[23:49] <Darkmystere> Prince_Jammys, i checked its not there..because i accedentally copied a file too many times like a 5GIG file.. and then i deleted them all and its still cramping space
[23:49] <larson9999> winelib?
[23:50] <XX> anyone know how do i get apc and phpize on my ubuntu machine? i don't see any related packages
[23:50] <speps> madmaxmad: do you know xcalib?
[23:50] <genius> larson9999: hmm. i can't switch to nv, because i will loose ability to use external monitor... :(
[23:50] <wyattc> Yeah actually it looks like mingw has an answer
[23:50] <ph0rensic> Devourer, I see your dilemma .. I dont know
[23:50] <wyattc> mingw32 seems to be able to do it
[23:50] <wyattc> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=22879
[23:50] <bajaboy> I need some help installing ndiswrapper
[23:50] <Estesark> Hi - I've mounted a second hard disk and added it to fstab, how do I get it to appear in dialogs such as the "File Systems" tab of the System Monitor?
[23:50] <larson9999> genius, yeah, i was just offering that as a means to test if it was nvidia driver.  but you can disable those services and see if that helps.
[23:50] <Devourer> wyattc, ph0rensic, some people told me somewhere that i586-mingw32msvc-gcc could do this.
[23:50] <bizzeh> anyone know why ubuntu doesnt work properly on a widescreen
[23:50] <genius> larson9999: how to disable that "powernow"?
[23:50] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: i don't know then. you could try:: find / -name filename
[23:50] <madmaxmad> speps, I cant help you with that dude
[23:50] <bod_> !gq | bajaboy
[23:50] <ubotu> bajaboy: Please be aware your question fails to put the point across and could easily be misunderstood, please check this, to understand how to ask 'good' questions: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html  Cheers!
[23:51] <n2diy> puff, no luck, it is just a list of sound packages.
[23:51] <ph0rensic> Devourer, give it a try then ..
[23:51] <larson9999> genius, it's in the services gui under system -> administration
[23:51] <Darkmystere> prince_jammys: oh wtf...i was just checking roots deleted files...but i went to root then enabled hidden and then .trash and vralla there it was..
[23:51] <genius> larson9999: sure, if it will be nvidia - i have no choice. i'll try service first
[23:51] <ph0rensic> Anyone know how to access a shared folder as setup in virtualbox?
[23:51] <genius> larson9999: now you have no problem?
[23:51] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: good :)
[23:51] <mad_max02> Guys, I formated new partition in ext3 and in nautilus it shows up 9,9gb used space. WHATS USING THAT SPACE ????
[23:51] <larson9999> genius, nope
[23:52] <Darkmystere> whats with that tho... .tash hides files..
[23:52] <n2diy> n2diy test
[23:52] <genius> larson9999: and you have disabled service + nv?
[23:52] <larson9999> genius, well, i guess i'm not cpu scaling
[23:52] <larson9999> genius, no, i'm using nvidia
[23:52] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: i'm a bit confused by what happened there. but yeah .trash is a hidden dir with the contents of the user's trashcan
[23:52] <Devourer> ph0rensic, I did try it, although, the same program that compiled with gcc said that the GTK+ library when trying to compile for a .exe had syntax error somewhere.
[23:52] <Laney> How can I get my laptop to pop up a notification when the battery reaches x%?
[23:53] <Darkmystere> prince_jammys, i was using nautilus as root it should of showed the files :/...
[23:53] <david_> hello, could I install an i_386 version of Ubuntu on an amd_64 machine? Thx
[23:53] <Laney> david_: Yes
[23:53] <kitche> Devourer: windows GTK and Linux GTK is different
[23:53] <hischild> david_, yes
[23:53] <david_> ok thanks!
[23:53] <genius> larson9999: thank you!
[23:53] <larson9999> david_, yeah.  that's preferable imho unless you know what you're doing.
[23:53] <ph0rensic> Devourer, does it show the location??
[23:54] <hischild> david_, as a matter of fact, that's what i'm doing right now ;-)
[23:54] <Devourer> kitche, really? ph0rensic, yes. /usr/include/glib-2.0/glib/gutils.h:100:21: missing binary operator before token "("
[23:54] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: probably if you have a trash can on your desktop, it only links to the trash of the user who created that trash can.
[23:54] <mad_max02> omg what takes up free space on ext3 partitions ???
[23:54] <XX> hmm
[23:54] <larson9999> genius, how long would it take before you'd lockup?
[23:54] <genius> larson9999: i think you are right, because most of problems was when i was over vmware window.
[23:54] <Darkmystere> prince_jammys, i dont have it on desktop..
[23:54] <mad_max02> I checked another partition and it says that its 287gb in use and I only have 274gb of daya on it
[23:54] <david_> ok second question, do you recommend any Net backup service for my files?
[23:54] <prince_jammys> Darkmystere: mmm beats me. then
[23:54] <ph0rensic> oh boy.. I think this is beyond me
[23:54] <mad_max02> can anyone answer me ?
[23:54] <genius> larson9999: it is too random. i work for hours, than bah...
[23:55] <mzuverink> In Gutsy, even though I change the background color, it always shows the brown when a user logs in until the users setting take effect.  What file is responsible for that configuration?
[23:55] <ph0rensic> Devourer, you HAVE to compile it ??
[23:55] <hischild> david_, depends on what you want to backup for. As for data crash, just use dvd's etc imo... for switching distro's, use a seperate /home folder :-)
[23:55] <Devourer> ph0rensic, what do you mean?
[23:55] <larson9999> genius, well give that a go and cross your fingers
[23:55] <CaptainKirk> juice, you still here?
[23:55] <ph0rensic> mzuverink, if you find out let me know,, cause that is super annoying
[23:55] <bizzeh> ohh great, first ubuntu doesnt pick up my native resolution, now it fails at installing grub....
[23:55] <genius> larson9999: thank you! :) i will report in couple of days
[23:55] <prince_jammys> mzuverink: great question. i've never been able to figure that one out
[23:55] <Devourer> Yeah, I guess Windows GTK+ and Linux GTK+ are different.
[23:55] <ph0rensic> Devourer, There isn't a binary of the source you are trying to compile??
[23:56] <prince_jammys> mzuverink: it started with gutsy
[23:56] <ph0rensic> Devourer, yes they most likely are
[23:56] <larson9999> genius, i know it was driving me nuts.  i hated thinking windows was more stable!
[23:56] <Devourer> ph0rensic, well, I'm the one writing the program... I'll ask in the #gtk+ channel on GIMP IRCd.
[23:56] <mzuverink> prince_jammys, I fixed it once, but forgot how
[23:57] <hischild> bod_, good news! it's at the cleaning up stage and so far it's goin all good!
[23:57] <david_> hischild: I want to install i_386 Ubuntu to replace amd_64 ubuntu, AND i want to change the partition. Do you recommend specific sw for backing up my /home files to DVD?
[23:57] <smokan> why do i get this: "Please insert the disk labeled: Ubuntu 7.10 _Gutsy Gibbon_ - Release i386 (20071016)in drive /cdrom/" when i trying to install ndiswrapper?
[23:57] <zozobra> exit
[23:57] <ph0rensic> Devourer, I see .. sorry bud
[23:57] <bod_> hischild, is that b4 or after the graphical stuff?
[23:58] <m3gach33zy> Can anyone tell me why i'm having a problem installing ubuntu because i have a dvi converter on the monitor cord?
[23:58] <genius> larson9999: instable os or hardware is real hell. bad feeling
[23:58] <hischild> bod_, cleaning up is AFTER software installation (inc graphical stuff) and before grub
[23:58] <Devourer> ph0rensic, it's cool. I just wish it would work on Windows, so hard to set up on Windows... Lol, that's Windows for you.
[23:58] <larson9999> smokan, because you have the cdrom in the list of sources to get programs from.
[23:58] <avis> smokan, you need to comment out the cdrom entry in your /etc/apt/sources.list and then refresh with a sudo apt-get update
[23:58] <hischild> david_, you can use any burning software for backing stuff up to a dvd. I use k3b myself which works fine but i'm sure there are others.
[23:58] <bod_> hischild, good stuff ;~)
[23:59] <smokan> aah! thanks!
[23:59] <hischild> david_, did you create a seperate /home partition during your installation?
[23:59] <natalija> hello
[23:59] <sn00zer> does anyone know how to copy a directory recursively with the "dd" command?
[23:59] <_Oz_> Question: I have a dual-boot setup (WinXP and Ubuntu).  I have an NTFS HD mounted (called "I: 151GB") and I have to type in an administrative password every time I access it, which I don't like.  How can I make it so that I can simply browse that volume without needing a password?
[23:59] <david_> hischild: I did not install, the company that sold me the machine did. Yes /home is  a separate partition from /
[23:59] <Devourer> ph0rensic, yes they say I need a win32 GTK+ library which I will then be able to compile.