[00:00] <belorix23112> Everytime i start up Ubuntu i have to run sudo modprobe ndiswrapper is there anyway i can make it so i dont have to
[00:00] <node357> ko, maybe try #ipv6
[00:00] <ko> ok ty
[00:00] <wirechief_intel> arooni maybe something here, use google dpkg-reconfigure locales
[00:00] <Flannel> ToxicSoul2: the problem is your BIOS apparently lists SATA before your IDE, so your first IDE was 0, and is now 1 (with your SATA being 0).
[00:00] <cathartia> Is there a known issue with the network-admin for wifi stuff?
[00:00] <cathartia> I'm having trouble getting my wifi settings to "stick" with 8.04.  Everytime I reboot I have to go back in and manually configure them.
[00:01] <Flannel> !repeat | cathartia
[00:01] <shawnb> new ubuntu user here ... looking for programming editor suggestions
[00:01] <arooni> VIM!
[00:01] <ToxicSoul2> Flannel: yeah and there is no option to change it in the bios, I've tried installing grub over just it hasn't worked yet =p
[00:01] <shawnb> looking for an editor that will keep a list of my scripts functions down the side
[00:02] <cathartia> what is ndiswrapper?
[00:02] <TaRDy> shawnb, i like jeditor, and you can split the windows
[00:02] <Arky44> beli: how?
[00:02] <wirechief_intel> cartharitia search google but this is one http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=2&url=https%3A%2F%2Flaunchpad.net%2Fbugs%2F192845&ei=VcwoSKOwM4SmpwSknry0Cw&usg=AFQjCNGBH6Ws4Vf-3ax8Z5fVHqZ7wcH02w&sig2=eNYvQNMBXiGIcHmZM5kiJw
[00:02] <shawnb> sort of like an object inspector
[00:02] <belorix23112> cathartia, its a program that can be used to run unsupported wireless cards and stuff but i can run anything other than jsut wireless
[00:02] <Flannel> shawnb: Perhaps eclipse or anjuta??  You're looking for a full blown IDE
[00:02] <beli> shawnb: a developing editor? use eclipse, anjuta or codeblocks
[00:02] <Starnestommy> cathartia: it's a tool that lets linux use most windows networking drivers
[00:03] <nickellery_> cathartia, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[00:03] <shawnb> was a big fan of Notepad++ for windows ...
[00:03] <Dante124> hey, I want to run smartctl -a on my hd.....but not sure what the syntax should be.....I have to point it to the HD.....what should be after the smartctl -a?
[00:03] <jesus_christoffe> hi gods and jesuses
[00:03] <wirechief_intel> Dante124: try man smartctl
[00:03] <Cinni> I thought the plural form was 'Jesi'.
[00:04] <schnauzer> shawnb: try running notepad++ in WINE.
[00:04] <Flannel> shawnb: Notepad++ gave you a list of that stuff?    Notepad++ is based on SCintilla, you may like SCiTe.
[00:04] <Arky44> shawnb: you can also use gedit ("Text Editor"). You can set it to highlight all the key workds and such
[00:04] <shawnb> not looking for a full blown IDE, just a syntax highlighting text editor with a few extras
[00:04] <Dante124> ﻿wirechief_intel  ERROR: smartctl requires a device name as the final command-line argument.
[00:04] <beli> shawnb: or gvim and folding options
[00:04] <ko> node357 everyone afk there, could u help me out?
[00:04] <Flannel> shawnb: Check SCiTE out, it uses the same engine as Notepad++, so you'll feel right at home.
[00:04] <Arky44> beli: how should I reinstall my packages
[00:05] <wirechief_intel> Dante124: well maybe smartctrl -a /dev/sdX  where x is your hd
[00:05] <nassty> !broadcom
[00:05] <ko> !ipv6
[00:05] <shawnb> Is there a way for get SCiTe to list my scripts functions ?
[00:05] <cathartia> I know my wifi card works: when I configure the network settings in network-admin I can connect.  But when I reboot the settings are gone.  When I type them in again I can connect though.
[00:05] <beli> Arky44: i am searching for a solution.....i use slackware mostly...new to ubuntu.....but there was a trick with dpkg....i cant remember atm....be patient
[00:05] <YEAEZUZ> hello
[00:05] <shawnb> thanks for these suggestions (everyone), I'm googling them as you offer them
[00:05] <YEAEZUZ> !help
[00:05] <Arky44> beli: sorry :)
[00:05] <wirechief_intel> Dante124: do fdisk -l to see what your device names are probably sda
[00:06] <Dante124> that was it...thanks ﻿wirechief_intel
[00:06] <nassty> hello everybody, bcm4318 in hardy
[00:06] <Flannel> shawnb: I dont know
[00:06] <Cinni> I'm inexperienced, trying to install WinXP as a subordinate operating system, but of course the accursed thing refuses to install properly.  And in the process of installing, it seems to have taken out the startup management utility, I think its name is GRUB, but I've been wrong before.  I'm booting off my Ubuntu 64 bit install disc, how can I fix GRUB so that I can get into my Ubuntu install?
[00:06] <beli> Arky44: basically you can do a list of all installed packages...then clear the installed package list...and use a script to reinstall them
[00:06] <Flannel> !grub | Cinni
[00:07] <YEAEZUZ>  
[00:07] <beli> Arky44: or lets better say...to install over old ones
[00:07] <Cinni> Frank you, Ubottu.  Frank you very much.
[00:07] <Choicefresh> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4944784
[00:07] <cathartia> right now I'm having this problem with Xubuntu 8.04 but I also had it with Ubuntu
[00:07] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: maybe your missing /etc/resolv.conf with your dns settings
[00:07] <nassty> !bcm43xx
[00:08] <HummaKavula> hi all
[00:08] <johnrush> !it8212
[00:08] <cathartia> I don't see how /etc/resolv.conf has anthing to do with my wifi network settings.
[00:08] <HummaKavula> is anyone alive?
[00:09] <nassty> I'm pretty alive
[00:09] <cathartia> my dns server is persisting across reboots
[00:09] <howapt> is there a way of configuring Keyring? oft. I will have to load a program twice because the Keyring prompt and the program decide not to load
[00:09] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: well if they are missing it wont work well.
[00:09] <howapt> ( ? )
[00:09] <HummaKavula> thank gods.. so irc isn't dead?
[00:09] <nassty> I don't think so
[00:10] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: easy to find them cat /etc/resolv.conf
[00:10] <cathartia> wireschief: the dns settings persist fine - it is the network settings like network name and auth info that gets whiped out
[00:10] <HummaKavula> last time i used irc was about 10 year ago
[00:10] <nassty> I love ir
[00:10] <nassty> irc*
[00:10] <ringer> what is it better to do, an upgrade or clean install if i want to move from 7.10 to 8.04
[00:10] <howapt> HummaKavula: Same here! Only came back on thanks to Ubuntu (god Im turning into a fanboy)
[00:10] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: do you have a /etc/network/interfaces  file ?
[00:10] <HummaKavula> i needed it so badly
[00:10] <SeaPhor> not with 1,315 people in this one channel alone (counting bots, droids, gnomes and moles)
[00:11] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: does the /et/network/interfaces file disappear ?
[00:11] <howapt> SeaPhor: please dont bring attention to my mole
[00:11] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: does the /etc/network/interfaces file disappear ?
[00:11] <cathartia> wirechief:I'm not with the machine right now.  Is /etc/network/interfaces modified by network-admin?
[00:11] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: yes i would think it is.
[00:12] <Intangir> in nautilus, when i backspace to goto the parent directory. its beeping at me! even though i have system beep turned off in gnome preference
[00:12] <_oOMOo_> ringer IMHO if it's not too much hassle I'd do a clean install.
[00:12] <Intangir> its really annoying
[00:12] <Intangir> it didnt do this before upgrading to 8.04
[00:12] <cathartia> wirechief: what is that?  I do have an ubuntu machine with me - a different one
[00:12] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: yes i would think it is. you can see when it was created with ls -l /etc/network/interfaces
[00:12] <beli> hmm
[00:12] <laeg> Intangir: clearly you have angered the kernel!
[00:12] <Fishscene> LOL
[00:13] <cathartia> wirechief:  what kind of info is in there?  wireless net name and auth info?
[00:13] <_Petrov_> someone a tutorial, how can i install Pinnacle PCTV Pro e330 on ubuntu?
[00:13] <Intangir> laeg: how do i unanger it
[00:13] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: unforntunately my lappy uses a different distro but (i cant test to see the contents for you)
[00:13] <beli> to fix permissions...wouldnt it help to make a list of all installed apps with dpkg -l.....and then force-install them again?
[00:13] <Intangir> laeg: btw werehamster was looking for you in pulseaudio
[00:13] <SeaPhor> is there a channel for um, ,,, channels? like how to make one and permanent?
[00:14] <[GSF]Martin> /cs register help?
[00:14] <belorix23112> ﻿Everytime i start up Ubuntu i have to run sudo modprobe ndiswrapper is there anyway i can make it so i dont have to
[00:14] <RyanPrior> I have a full tarred, gzipped Linux filesystem that I want to try and boot in VirtualBox. How can I turn that filesystem into a virtualbox disk?
[00:14] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: maybe it is a setting or bug but google Hardy interfaces bug
[00:14] <laeg> Intangir: i am afraid i don't know but ty
[00:15] <cathartia> wirechief:  I'm looking at the interfaces file on a machine that has only an ethernet card (no wifi) it shows some stuff that I think I entered using the network-admin
[00:15] <wirechief_intel> cathartia:  or bug  Hardy wifi interfaces
[00:15] <mneptok> Intangir: turn off desktop effects
[00:15] <beli> RyanPrior: you mean you've got a gzipped tarball of that partition?
[00:15] <ringer> _o0M0o_ am i able to basically overwrite 7.10? or do i have to partition space around 7.10 to make room for 8.04?
[00:15] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: yes they all do.
[00:15] <cathartia> is Hardy the name given to 8.04?
[00:16] <RyanPrior> beli: I've got a gzipped tarball with a /boot, a /usr, and so on.
[00:16] <Starnestommy> cathartia: hardy heron
[00:16] <Fishscene> Cathartia, yes
[00:16] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: but the lappy might be little diff, i can paste this one for comparison
[00:16] <cathartia> chief:  the thing is - I observed this bug on v6.06 too
[00:16] <wirechief_intel> !pastebin
[00:16] <RyanPrior> beli: It's part of my filesystem and I want to boot it as a VirtualBox filesystem.
[00:17] <ringer> when i do a clean install of 8.04, will the install automatically get rid of my 7.10 for me? or do i manually have to get rid of it myself?
[00:17] <camonz> hi, i've been seeing some articles on improved font rendering for feisty, and was wondering how to configure that for hardy
[00:17] <cathartia> chief:  am I supposed to be looking at paste-bin right now?  I don't know how that owkrs
[00:17] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11755/   not much there.
[00:18] <ToxicSoul2> Flannel, followed the link but it didn't help =\
[00:18] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: thats whats in mine.
[00:18] <_oOMOo_> ringer you can use the same partition and the installation process will format it for you.
[00:18] <User70> hi
[00:18] <greg_universe> tonight xp goes away
[00:18] <User70> hi
[00:18] <User70> how do i play?
[00:18] <beli> RyanPrior:never used virtualbox....but you can mount the tarballs with the loopback feature
[00:18] <Acglaphotis> User70: Hi, play what?
[00:18] <User70> i jsut came upon this on  google
[00:19] <User70> the game
[00:19] <ringer> okay, thank you _o0M0o_
[00:19] <User70> zombie game
[00:19] <SeaPhor> greg_universe, Congrats!
[00:19] <^Tech-Help^> !yay | greg_universe
[00:19] <hello_> Hello! How do I make it so a new partition automatically mounts?
[00:19] <ringer> i will do that right now, wish me luck!
[00:19] <cathartia> wirechief: can you see mine? : http://paste.ubuntu.com/11756/plain/
[00:19] <RyanPrior> beli: That's neat, but could you then use something like QEMU to boot from that?
[00:19] <tmapj> could anyone tell me if its possible to install ubuntu from a thumbdrive?
[00:19] <iclebyte> when i do 'whereis java' it lists /opt/java/bin/java but when i type 'java' on the commandline it says the program 'java cannot be found'
[00:19] <User70> how do u play the zombie game???????????????????????????
[00:20] <Acglaphotis> User70: Which zombie game exactly?
[00:20] <mneptok> User70: you don't wrong channel. please drive through.
[00:20] <RyanPrior> hello_: You edit your fstab.
[00:20] <_oOMOo_> ringer you probably need to choose manual partitioner during the installation process to make sure this happens and only that one partition is formatted. Remember to back up $home! Esp if it's on that partition! Good luck
[00:20] <User70> zday game
[00:20] <cathartia> wirechief: ok, so I can at least confirm that those files are getting written properly by network-admin
[00:20] <faisal_> السلام عليكم
[00:20] <User70> z day age,
[00:20] <User70> game
[00:20] <cathartia> wirechief: you must not be using network-admin?
[00:20] <Acglaphotis> User70: Do you have flash installed?
[00:20] <User70> yes
[00:20] <ToxicSoul2> Im having an issue with Grub and Ubuntu. I have two IDE drives and recently added a SATA drive.. my mobo sees the SATA first and I can't change that.. I've tried booting via a live cd and a few different grub installs but nothing has worked so far: http://rafb.net/p/Bpdy7I69.html
[00:20] <hello_> RyanPrior: How?
[00:20] <tmapj> could anyone tell me if its possible to install ubuntu from a thumbdrive?
[00:20] <Pici> User70: This is the Ubuntu support channel, please move along.
[00:20] <RyanPrior> iclebyte: how about "which java" ?
[00:20] <highsaccharose> appropriate name faisal
[00:20] <mneptok> Acglaphotis: stop.
[00:20] <howapt> How do I quit IRC with a message?
[00:20] <RyanPrior> hello_: You can find some documentation on Google, I'm sure.
[00:21] <Starnestommy> howapt: /quit message goes here
[00:21] <User70> fuck you bitch
[00:21] <Pici> howapt: /quit message!
[00:21] <beli> RyanPrior: never tried...i use XEN for virtual stuff
[00:21] <RyanPrior> howapt: /quit (message)
[00:21] <tmapj> howapt what IRC client do you have?
[00:21] <marreco> ok .. anyone if i set my video driver i810 intel i can get dual monitor but i lose the compiz and if i use the intel experimental modseting i get compiz but lose the dual monitor
[00:21] <Acglaphotis> mneptok: sorry i thought it was a firefox problem he was having
[00:21] <tmapj> could anyone tell me if its possible to install ubuntu from a thumbdrive?
[00:21] <RyanPrior> beli: Sure. Suppose you have a tgz'd filesystem and you want to boot it using Xen. What would you do?
[00:21] <marreco> anyone can help me
[00:21] <marreco> ?
[00:21] <RyanPrior> !helpme | marreco
[00:21] <ToxicSoul2> Im having an issue with Grub and Ubuntu. I have two IDE drives and recently added a SATA drive.. my mobo sees the SATA first and I can't change that.. I've tried booting via a live cd and a few different grub installs but nothing has worked so far: http://rafb.net/p/Bpdy7I69.html
[00:21] <Thorney> Hi, I'm trying ﻿to get MythTV going on Ubuntu 8.04 AMD64... can anyone help?
[00:21] <tom540> Hi.  I'm trying to configure a new version of tilda... it wants "lex" - but i can't find anything like that.  tried google, tried repos... tried getdeb.net.  Anyone have any ideas?
[00:22] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: maybe here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/81473
[00:22] <Bodsda> bazhang, u alive m8???
[00:22] <tmapj> could anyone tell me if its possible to install ubuntu from a thumbdrive?
[00:22] <Pici> !usb | tmapj
[00:22] <iclebyte> RyanPrior, shows nothing..
[00:22] <beli> RyanPrior: enable xen in the kernel first.....make image files out of the tarballs....and read the xen docu howto use them :)
[00:22] <^Tech-Help^> !repeat | tmapj
[00:22] <marreco> ok .. anyone if i set my video driver i810 intel i can get dual monitor but i lose the compiz and if i use the intel experimental modseting i get compiz but lose the dual monitor ... anyone?
[00:22] <iclebyte> RyanPrior, I installed the JDK manually from the .bin file on suns site
[00:23] <bursi> ciao belli
[00:23] <Brent^> Is it possible to set a different background for each side of the compiz cube?
[00:23] <tom540> Hi.  I'm trying to configure a new version of tilda... it wants "lex" - but i can't find anything like that.  tried google, tried repos... tried getdeb.net.  Anyone have any ideas?
[00:23] <stroyan> marreco:  Have you seen what xrandr says about dual-monitor connections with modesetting?  It likes xrandr for configuration.
[00:24] <Cinni> Skulls for the Skull Throne!  time to see if this works.  Thanks, lads and lizards!
[00:24] <beli> tom540: install flex
[00:24] <marreco> i have downloaded and make a test but i dont know how to use xrandr
[00:24] <cathartia> wirechief: exactly
[00:24] <cathartia> ubottu: exactly
[00:25] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: more https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/82803
[00:25] <marreco> stroyan: i have downloaded and make a test but i dont know how to use xrandr
[00:25] <wirechief_intel> cathartia: good luck
[00:25] <Thorney> mythTV anyone?
[00:26] <marreco> stroyan: can u help me?
[00:26] <stroyan> marreco:  Start with "man xrandr".  It lets you list outputs and set modes for each output.
[00:26] <mneptok> Thorney: nope. PS3 here. ;)
[00:26] <Thorney> ps3 = expen$ive!
[00:27] <wirechief_intel> marreco simple use of xrandr is  xrandr in terminal, you can then set resolutions xrandr -x 1024x768 or whatever is supported that you wanna use.
[00:27] <mneptok> Thorney: so are computers for an HTPC. and they won;t play Blu-Ray or games. ;)
[00:27] <marreco> stroyan: im seen the man right now but i dont understand so much about this! example .. how can i get the XID for the --output
[00:27] <marreco> ?
[00:28] <wirechief_intel> marreco  xrandr -s 1024x768 or whatever is supported that you wanna use.
[00:28] <bluefoxx> whears the magical hidden trash folder gone to now? uit used to be /home/<user>/.trash but its changed locations and now i cant delete corrupted items from the command line[sudo rm -R /home/bluefoxx/.trash/*] as my computer decided to freeze while i was moving a folder between disk drives
[00:28] <zash> gnome-panel froze and it wont die
[00:28] <wirechief_intel> marreco  xrandr -x is wrong
[00:28] <bluefoxx> speaking of which, my computer has been completely freezing a lot lately
[00:28] <stroyan> marreco:  plain 'xrandr' will list the possible output IDs and their possible modes.
[00:28] <bluefoxx> when im doing not much on it[only burning a disk or browsing the web/files]
[00:29] <marreco> stroyan: i do this but i cant find where is the XID
[00:29] <bluefoxx> even reisub stops working
[00:29] <beli> bluefoxx: check your ram
[00:29] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx: what grapics card and driver are you useing ?
[00:29] <bluefoxx> beli: i did that all night >. >
[00:29] <caram> Hello :D
[00:29] <mneptok> bluefoxx: /home/$USERNAME/.local/share/Trash/files
[00:29] <caram> /mode $me +x
[00:29] <D-Unit> i installed ubuntu inside windows on my other comp and restarted comp but were do i go to actually run ubuntu inside windows [xp pro]?
[00:29] <caram> bleh
[00:29] <zash> ah, now it died, nm
[00:29] <bluefoxx> wirechief_: PCI nvidia 6200 OC and nvidia-glx-new
[00:30] <stroyan> marreco:  --output wants names like "VGA"
[00:30] <bluefoxx> mneptok: tyvm ^^ [now i can go back to working a little more efficiently]
[00:30] <caram> D-Unit, what do you mean?
[00:30] <marreco> thanks
[00:30] <caram> Do you mean in something like VMWare?
[00:30] <bluefoxx> beli: it came up with nothing <. <
[00:30] <marreco> stroyan: thanks i will try now
[00:30] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx check for buggy driver, use google search: Nvidia hangs Gutsy or so
[00:30] <Zaiden> How do I get to the ALSA config panel?
[00:30] <D-Unit> caram, i installed ubuntu inside windows but in all programs i cant find it
[00:30] <bluefoxx> wirechief_: usin hardy here...
[00:30] <caram> What do you mean inside windows?
[00:31] <caram> :X
[00:31] <caram> how did you install it?
[00:31] <[Lowkey]> LOL
[00:31] <Starnestommy> D-Unit: that's not how ubuntu works, unless you're using Wubi
[00:31] <[Lowkey]> LOLLLLLLLL
[00:31] <beli> bluefoxx: increase your debug level and make a sync mounted partition and put your log files there
[00:31] <stroyan> marreco:  There are notes and examples at http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2
[00:31] <Brent^> D-Unit: LOOK OR SOMETHING CALLED WUBI
[00:31] <Brent^> oops caps
[00:31] <caram> I'm guessing he's using Wubi
[00:31] <caram> :|
[00:31] <Brent^> for*
[00:32] <caram> You can't "install" ubuntu in windows
[00:32] <Brent^> yes, you can
[00:32] <caram> Ubuntu is an operating system like Mac or Windows
[00:32] <Brent^> look up wubi
[00:32] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx see also http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=72490
[00:32] <caram> Yes
[00:32] <caram> Wubi
[00:32] <mneptok> caram: no, it's not, thankfully.
[00:32] <Pici> !wubi
[00:32] <HummaKavula> of course you can :)
[00:32] <Sergeant_Pony> has there been no updates in the last couple of days?
[00:32] <bluefoxx> wirechief_: kk
[00:32] <caram> I know what wubi is :|
[00:33] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx well just change that to what you use when you google
[00:33] <Pici> Then stop arguing semantics
[00:33] <HummaKavula> eventually you may use virtual machine :)
[00:33] <ringer> when i upgrade and do a clean install, deleting all linux partitions, do i delete the swap and extended partitions too?
[00:33] <caram> I dont think it's necessary ringer
[00:33] <wirechief_intel> ringer no ,not necessary to do all that just the root partition
[00:33] <bluefoxx> beli: hows that?[for a first time, that was a little over my head]
[00:33] <sixforty> I can only run dosemu suid root, otherwise LOWRAM mmap: Invalid argument / Segmentation fault. Don't know whether it's a dosemu problem, or specific to hardy.
[00:34] <ringer> ok, so when in hardy, run gparted, then delete my root partition, then run the install?
[00:34] <wirechief_intel> ringer just format the partition you want to use, that will take care of it.
[00:35] <bluefoxx> i thought my system hangups were due to my CPU for a while, so i switched to standard clock speeds[didnt fix it] then switched to a different CPU
[00:35] <chris2020> Hi - Exaile does not show new music folder I added - Someone know best way to update this?
[00:35] <wirechief_intel> ringer you can do that with gparted or within the installer
[00:35] <beli> bluefoxx: well....i do that to see what is the last thing that has been logged via syslog daemon before failure happens....in common you use async mounted partitions....and async logging. means that syslogd writes data to disc when some buffer has been filled. if you use sync mounting and sync logging.....it MAY log the thing that caused your crash...
[00:36] <bsd> I've got a really biiig problem, my pendrive doesn't work
[00:36] <Brent^> how do I restart compiz?
[00:36] <anomoly> what are the benefits of installing ubuntu inside windows as apposed to creating a dedicated partition?
[00:36] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx: there have been reports of the nvidia driver causing hangs, you just downgrade to vesa for test
[00:36] <bluefoxx> beli: so which files/folders do i look at?
[00:36] <Brent^> anomoly: you can uninstall it via add or remove programs
[00:36] <bsd> when i connect it to the usb the pendrive just flashes once an then it turns off
[00:36] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx: just make a backup before you do.
[00:36] <bsd> what can i doo?
[00:36] <ringer> wirechief, which is easier? i have never used gparted brfore
[00:37] <schnauzer> !msg ubottu repomirror
[00:37] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx: just make a backup before you do. of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:37] <caram> ringer, they are both rather easy to use.
[00:37] <schnauzer> !msg ubottu etiquette
[00:37] <bluefoxx> wirechief_intel: my travan didnt agree with linux >. > i wound up tossing it into my 98 box
[00:37] <caram> just use the more popular one(I think it's gparted)
[00:37] <beli> bluefoxx: man syslogd.conf
[00:37] <wirechief_intel> ringer not sure easier is relative, use the manual partitioner in the installer. but gparted will work from a livecd too.
[00:38] <bluefoxx> beli: ty ^^
[00:38] <wirechief_intel> bluefoxx: lol
[00:38] <mneptok> wirechief_intel: in my family, relatives never make anything easier. :/
[00:38] <beli> bluefoxx: and read howto mount a partition sync
[00:38] <ringer> caram, and wirechief, thanks for your help.
[00:38] <ringer> wish me luck, here i go
[00:38] <caram> np
[00:38] <caram> gl :D
[00:38] <beli> bluefoxx: man mount, cat /etc/fstab
[00:38] <wirechief_intel> ringer np
[00:38] <caram> lol fstab
[00:38] <bluefoxx> wirechief_: ok, thats easy enough[i tried backing up my core system to old TR-1 tapes with no luck]
[00:39] <beli> caram?
[00:39] <caram> hmm?
[00:39] <caram> I read as facestab
[00:39] <mneptok> ugh, ringer uses Bell. reformatting his partitions is the least of his problems
[00:39] <bluefoxx> beli: i have no trouble mounting drives XP i run three extra hards plus a raid5 array for music files ^^
[00:39] <beli> bluefoxx: yeah, but you should read about sync/async mounts
[00:40] <caram> mneptok, is there something wrong with Bell?
[00:40] <bluefoxx> beli: ok, i will learn the difference : \
[00:40] <bluefoxx> beli: thanks
[00:40] <mneptok> caram: more than what's right with them.
[00:40] <beli> np
[00:40] <caram> oh
[00:40] <AnswerGuy> I have a pretty obscure question to ask ... so I'm not sure if someone would prefer to take it into PM with me.  I'm trying to create a customized initrd for Hardy (netbooting it) such that I can tickle an internal web server with the busybox wget script (with a ReSTful query like: ?req=register&mac=00-AA-11-BB-22-CC-33&ip=123.45.67.89
[00:41] <mneptok> AnswerGuy: this is *so* the wrong channel for you :)
[00:41] <mneptok> AnswerGuy: try a dev ML
[00:41]  * spass is away: ( while [ $away -eq true ]; do sleep 1s; done )
[00:41] <bluefoxx> beli: going by name, im deducing so far though, that a sync mount writes the data ASAP while a asinc waits to be unmounted, for the buffer to fill or some other event to happen right/
[00:41] <AnswerGuy> I boot with break=mount and this drops me into the initrd/Busybox shell --- and I can configure the net address, and find the mac and IP addresses (munging them into the right form)
[00:41] <AnswerGuy> The only problem I'm having is getting any sort of name resolution to work! :(
[00:42] <Pici> !away > spass (Please see the private messsage from ubottu)
[00:42] <Catkingdom> I can't get my linux to recognise my sound card's existance, even though it worked under Windows and is a fairly standard card, circa 1999.
[00:42] <mneptok> Catkingdom: ISA?
[00:42] <AnswerGuy> Would #ubuntu+1 have any developers in it?
[00:42] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: is it an ISA card?
[00:42] <Catkingdom> mneptok: No, Sound Blaster
[00:42] <wirechief_intel> AnswerGuy there is a bug with booting into a busybox with Gutsy is that your problem ?
[00:42] <mneptok> Catkingdom: SB can be ISA, AFAIK
[00:43] <anomoly> has anyone here done the ubuntu install within windows? If so, is the performance reduction worth it?
[00:43] <beli> bluefoxx: thats it...and thats why there is the sync command. and guess what happens if your box crashes? it does not write tha buffered data to log files ;)
[00:43] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: sudo modprobe snd-sb[hit tab, tab to list more]
[00:43] <AnswerGuy> No, wirechief_intel, this is Hardy and I'm able to get to the BB shell with break=mount without any problem.
[00:43] <bluefoxx> beli: ahh...i see. so how do i find out which my drives are using?
[00:43] <beli> bluefoxx: in common async mode is better, because of the i/o load...but in debug case...
[00:43] <AnswerGuy> the only problem I'm having is getting DNS resolution.
[00:43] <wirechief_intel> Answer ok
[00:44] <beli> bluefoxx: it has nothing todo with your drives, but with how you mount them... --> fstab
[00:44] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: "FATAL: Module snd_sb not found."
[00:44] <wirechief_intel> AnswerGuy: well that takes place with the /etc/resolv.conf file
[00:44] <AnswerGuy> Tried creating that.
[00:44] <AnswerGuy> No go
[00:44] <RyanPrior> I have a full tarred, gzipped Linux filesystem that I want to try and boot in VirtualBox. How can I turn that filesystem into a virtualbox disk?
[00:44] <mneptok> Catkingdom: is it an ISA card?
[00:44] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: get it to list more sound blaster modules by hitting tab key twice
[00:45] <AnswerGuy> I suspect that I don't have libnss_dns.so files
[00:45] <mneptok> Catkingdom: no one cares about the model name. we want the interface type. :)
[00:45] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: then choose the one from there and type in the rest
[00:45] <AnswerGuy> but something on the system must be able to do it because my nfsroot mount options are by hostname, not by IP addr (I think ... let me check)
[00:45] <Catkingdom> mneptok & bluefoxx: The command returns "FATAL: Module snd_sb not found."
[00:46] <Starnestommy> .back
[00:46] <kanuha> need help with getting an external monitor working on laptop. Display wonturks during post, but not in Ubu
[00:46] <wirechief_intel> AnswerGuy:  nameserver 4.2.2.1 or something like that in the file
[00:46] <Starnestommy> whoops
[00:46] <AnswerGuy> Ooops --- that bites!  I did have to use IP addr for the nfsroot= argurment!
[00:46] <linkmaster03> how can I see the wireless settings being used through terminal?
[00:46] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: thats cause thats just the family of coundblaster cards, not a specific module for them
[00:46] <Starnestommy> linkmaster03: iwconfig
[00:47] <[GSF]Martin> ifconfig can set the settings
[00:47] <beli> linkmaster03: iwconfig
[00:47] <[GSF]Martin> *w
[00:47] <alexander_> hello
[00:47] <wirechief_intel> linkmaster03: maybe sudo ifconfig
[00:47] <AnswerGuy> wirechief_intell: no offense but I can create valid resolv.conf files in my sleep.  I've been doing Linux systems administration for 16 years and occasionally teaching it for about 10.
[00:47] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: you need to find the model of your card. EG a soundblaster AWE series is snd-sbawe
[00:47] <linkmaster03> Thank you guys
[00:47] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: what does "ISA" mean anyway, the type of physical connection that it goes into? (the type of BUS socket)?
[00:47] <alexander_> Is there an app that lets me use and login to windows external desktops?
[00:47] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: yes
[00:47] <_Net> Hi I got a problem. No one is able to connect to my computer. I mean I can't remote desktop, I can use lampp only in localhost, no one use gobby (multiplayer text editor), basically anything that involves me running from my computer doesn't work.
[00:47] <wirechief_intel> AnswerGuy: sounds like you have all the self-help you need then ;)
[00:48] <mneptok> Catkingdom: correct, ISA pre-dates PCI
[00:48] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: ISA is older, common in pre-/00 machines
[00:48] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: K, its the really old black-kind of socket, not the white one or the brown one.
[00:48] <AnswerGuy> It's not a resolv.conf problem; it's more of a library issue (like not having any libnss_dns --- and not having the code linked statically into anything in the initrd image.
[00:48] <_Net> I dont know why, before I can go to http://<myip> and it would show me lampp now i can only do it via http://localhost
[00:48] <mneptok> Catkingdom: that's ISA, and it will not work.
[00:48] <[GSF]Martin> _Net: firewall?
[00:48] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: why not?
[00:48] <beli> AnswerGuy: its more a design problem....
[00:48] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: yes. the white is PCI[current] and brown is AGP[replaced by PCI-E]
[00:48] <Imaginal> In the shell, how to you cd to a directory with a space in the name?
[00:48] <_Net> I doubt it. Ubuntu even has a firewall?
[00:48] <kanuha>  need help with getting an external monitor working on laptop. Display works during post, but not in Ubuntu
[00:48] <_Net> It was working Wonderful 2 days ago
[00:48] <_Net> And I didnt change anything
[00:49] <bluefoxx> mneptok: i got a ISA card working in my other machine
[00:49] <mneptok> Catkingdom: for the same reason your new Toyota won't react well to shoving coal in the gas tank. times change. :)
[00:49] <[GSF]Martin> _Net: router?
[00:49] <AnswerGuy> beli: what design problem?
[00:49] <beli> Imaginal: you need to escape special chars
[00:49] <mneptok> Catkingdom: you in the US?
[00:49] <bluefoxx> mneptok: no reason he cant, provided he can find the correct module
[00:49] <_Net> I have the ports forwarded too.
[00:49] <beli> Imaginal: use cd foo\ bar
[00:49] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: no, UK.
[00:49] <btfielder> can anyone help with reading dvds in ubuntu 8?
[00:49] <greg_universe> lol
[00:49] <beli> Imaginal: or try cd "foo bar"        ...it has to do with your shell expansion
[00:49] <[GSF]Martin> btfielder: you'll need the restricted drivers
[00:49] <mneptok> bluefoxx: feel free to help do that. i'll cut my losses and recommend a 2 quid PCI sound card ;)
[00:49] <j2k> has anyone got the boot freespace error when upgrading from 7.10 to 8.04?  I'm not sure if i have to resize it or if i can delete files
[00:49] <btfielder> ive got them
[00:49] <Imaginal> beli: Thank you much *_*
[00:49] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: which model of soundblaster is it?
[00:49]  * AnswerGuy thinks I'll have to add yet another cmd argument passed by the pxelinux.cfg/* file to give me the registration server address.
[00:49] <beli> AnswerGuy: that you need to use ip
[00:49] <btfielder> trying to read data dvds
[00:50] <btfielder> cant mount them
[00:50] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: I'll have to pull it out to find out: I'll go find a screwdriver.
[00:50] <[GSF]Martin> oh
[00:50] <bluefoxx> mneptok: i find that the awe64pro i had from my first computer runs very nicely so far :)
[00:50] <AnswerGuy> beli: well it is an nfsboot configuration after all.  And NFS is generally done over IP
[00:50] <mneptok> bluefoxx: cool, my AWE64 refused due to BIOS oddness.
[00:50] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: you can allways boot he windows and look in the device manager
[00:50] <mneptok> bluefoxx: but hey, maybe this guy has your BIOS. ;)
[00:51] <Veinor|away> I can't get wireless to work on my HP dv9235nr.
[00:51] <mneptok> bluefoxx: 2 quid soundcard = waaaaaaaay easier
[00:51] <bluefoxx> mneptok: ouch:( you tried PnP?
[00:51] <Veinor|away> with hardy heron.
[00:51] <mneptok> bluefoxx: oh yes.
[00:51] <j2k> Do i need to resize my boot to upgrade to hardy or can i delete files?
[00:51] <AnswerGuy> (I guess there's some new experimental NFS over RDMA that's being toyed with recently --- but that's not relevant to this)
[00:51] <bluefoxx> mneptok: cheap PCI== fired my mobo T_T
[00:51] <Veinor|away> I have an Intel 3945ABG
[00:52] <beli> AnswerGuy: right, thats what i guessed.....design problem of nfs
[00:52] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: I've probably got a PCI sound card in the attic, Its just I don't really want to go into thr attic :P. The linux doesn't have windows on it.
[00:52] <beli> nfs is really old...like ftp *shrug* but both still used widely
[00:53] <iclebyte> grrr!! ubuntu puts 127.0.1.1 <hostname> into /etc/hosts and it breaks java's RMI registry!
[00:53] <kanuha> how can I get my laptop to see my external monitor?
[00:53] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: ah. i though i saw you say you had it booting windows and linux, my bad :\
[00:53] <iclebyte> kanuha, it should work straight away
[00:53] <kanuha> iclebyte: it did during post, but not once Ubuntu starting booting
[00:54] <j2k> are there any files I can delete from my boot in order to upgrade to 8.04? or do i have to resize?
[00:54] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: so you figure out what kind it is? the creative card usually boast they're model name on them somewear
[00:54] <iclebyte> kanuha, if it doesnt then make sure you have the right driver for your laptops video card and look in System -> administration -> screens and graphics
[00:54] <caram> kanuha, I know that some laptops, such as a thinkpad require you to press the fn key + then the f7 key
[00:54] <AnswerGuy> Well, my plan is to add dropbear (SSH) support into the initrd --- and make it so I can have machines boot into the initrd and dynamically select their NFS server, register their MAC/IP address, have a server generate a pxelinux.cfg/xx-yy-zz-aa-bb-cc configuration file, and wait for a callback to reboot into that new configuration
[00:54] <Brent^> kanuha: try hitting fn + f4
[00:54] <iclebyte> kanuha, unless you have an nvidia card in which case use the nvidia control panel
[00:54] <caram> or that
[00:54] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: Sound Blaster Model CT4180, Circa 1997, Chipset ViBRA 16C.
[00:54] <caram> what kind of laptop are you using, kanuha?
[00:54]  * iclebyte just wasted 3 hours because of this host entry
[00:55] <Brent^> iclebyte: I feel your pain : /
[00:55] <iclebyte> thanks
[00:55] <kanuha> fn f4 worked
[00:55] <andreas007> Does anybody has a clue why with KDE4 Remix on Hardy 8.04 changing screen resolution is not possible. I have a notebook with a intel 915 and an extrenal TFT. Resolution is always identical to the notebooks internal 1024x768.
[00:55] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: one sec there
[00:55] <kanuha> thx all
[00:55] <Brent^> yw kahuna
[00:55] <kanuha> the display lookes wierd on the external though
[00:56] <Catkingdom>  mneptok & bluefoxx: Fairly dusty too, though that shouldn't stop it working :P
[00:56] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: so long as its not choked by dust, it works
[00:56] <Brent^> its funny how many problems are caused either by a) bad default settings or b) people overlook something simple (i.e. volume is all the way down)
[00:56] <beli> AnswerGuy: evil stuff :) how many boxes do you need this for?
[00:56] <caram> try going to system, screen resolution kanuha
[00:56] <caram> and see if that helps
[00:56] <kanuha> I have a nvidia video card, should I install the nvidia settings
[00:58] <Brent^> brent113: is your birthday january 13th?
[00:58] <rcsheets> huh
[00:58] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: try "sudo modprobe snd-sb-common" , then in alsamixer[from command line] check if it sees a sound card
[00:59] <rcsheets> i wasn't expecting to be auto-connected here
[00:59] <beli> AnswerGuy: wow dropbear is really small....
[00:59] <miwachiru> Is anyone here familiar with Second Life?
[00:59] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: any luck
[01:00] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: sudo modprobe snd-sb-common returned nothing, so presumably it worked. Whats an alsamixer?
[01:01] <cottontop> hello
[01:01] <iclebyte> Catkingdom, alsamixer is a commandline program for setting your volume levels
[01:01] <Veinor|away> I can't get wireless to work on Hardy with my Intel PRO 3945ABG, any advice?
[01:01] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: alsamixer is a program for adjusting sound levels from a terminal
[01:01] <iclebyte> Veinor|away, which version?
[01:01] <Brent^> Veinor|away: is that a laptop card?
[01:01] <Veinor|away> Which version of what?
[01:01] <iclebyte> ubuntu
[01:01] <Veinor|away> Hardy.
[01:01] <Veinor|away> Yes it is.
[01:02] <iclebyte> my card worked out the box no problems
[01:02] <iclebyte> i have the same chip in my viao
[01:02] <Veinor|away> No driver's showing up in the driver manager, despite the fact that one did in Gutsy
[01:02] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: Great. How do I use it?
[01:02] <iclebyte> check out the 'restricted drivers'
[01:02] <evil_tech> Veinor|away: my card worked out of the box as well
[01:02] <rcsheets`> oh, haha. i didn't know what network i was on.
[01:02] <rcsheets`> that was funny
[01:02] <Veinor|away> I did. Nothing at all is snowhing up there iclebyte. I mean the video card is, but no wireless.
[01:02] <Brent^> Veinor|away: I had to restart Ubuntu twice before my laptops card showed up
[01:02] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: run it from the terminal and if it correctly sees the sound card, then hit escape and type in "sudo gedit /etc/modules", and add a new line to the end of that document, then type in the "snd-sb-common"
[01:02] <iclebyte> do you have the wireless switch turned on on the laptop?
[01:02] <iclebyte> =)
[01:02] <Veinor|away> Yeah :P
[01:02] <iclebyte> do 'iwconfig' on the commandline
[01:03] <Veinor|away> I can find networks but I can't connect.
[01:03] <ether_c> Hi, has anyone else had problems with Brasero "creating checksum" indefinitely rather than burning stuff?
[01:03] <sparky01> Anyone see this?  http://www.desktoplinux.com/news/NS6736055367.html
[01:03] <Veinor|away> iwconfig works fine
[01:03] <sparky01> And now on Linux - Adware
[01:03] <Sergeant_Pony> flannel you here?
[01:03] <cottontop> is there a "visual C ++" or C++ software that I can run on linux?
[01:03] <sparky01> wtf!
[01:03] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: I really have no idea how to use alsamixer, just give me the exact command.
[01:03] <Chris_Were> does anyone know how to install 8.04 off the command line?
[01:05] <Veinor|away> it says it's using e1000 drivers
[01:05] <Veinor|away> are these the ones it should be using?
[01:05] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: that is the command. run it, when it opens if it sees the sound card[should say the name of the sound card] then exit it with escape key and then add the "snd-sb-common" to /etc/modules
[01:05] <beli> good night folks, need some sleep
[01:05] <evil_tech> any one here handy with samba?
[01:06] <Veinor|away> or should I get new ones?
[01:06] <ttmontoya> Hi Im having trouble with my resolution i have an ati rage m3 card how do I configure it.
[01:06] <Chris_Were> i need to knoe hoe i can start a command line install on 8.04
[01:06] <Brent^> cottontop: its called g++ you compile C++ files via the command line
[01:06] <iclebyte> Veinor|away, it should be using the ipw3945d
[01:06] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[01:06] <ether_c> Hi, has anyone else had problems with Brasero "creating checksum" indefinitely rather than burning stuff?
[01:06] <evil_tech> Chris_Were: alternate cd
[01:06] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: then the module isnt the right one...
[01:06] <iclebyte> see if ipw3945d exists in /etc/init.d/
[01:07] <cottontop> thx brent.  where do i access g++?  I am running 8.04 ubuntu
[01:07] <jtaylor13> set my tool bar on the top of my desktop.can someone tell me the terminal command.
[01:07] <evil_tech> Chris_Were: select your language and then press F4
[01:07] <sparky01> Anyone running Nexuiz server?
[01:07] <iclebyte> what exactly is the 'alternate cd' ? whats the difference?
[01:07] <Brent^> cottontop: just type g++ in terminal
[01:07] <Veinor|away> iclebyte: nope
[01:07] <Chris_Were> english
[01:07] <evil_tech> alternate cd is text based
[01:07] <sparky01> iclebyte, its light installer
[01:07] <evil_tech> no GUI
[01:07] <Brent^> cottontop: followed by the program file you want compiled
[01:07] <ttmontoya> How do I set up my repos to get the right drivers for my video card from ATI
[01:07] <Veinor|away> how do I get ipw3945d?
[01:07] <Pixeltime> and more install options
[01:07] <sparky01> much nicer and faster
[01:07] <Catkingdom> iclebyte: Alternate CD has a simple installer, instead of the live CD, for computers with > 192mb of RAM
[01:08] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: did the sound card say anything else on it[i probabally have one of it but its burried somewear amongst a pile of parts]
[01:08] <dmsuperman> Can anybody help me figure out why fonts from msttcorefonts are terribly pixelated? I have tried all combinations, with/without full hinting, with/without subpixel smoothing, reinstalling msttcorefonts, etc. Nothing works, all fonts from that package, in any interface, are extremely pixelated, and this started a few days ago
[01:08] <Veinor|away> that's odd. it's under /etc/modprobe.d
[01:08] <iclebyte> Veinor|away, do 'sudo modprobe ipw3945'
[01:08] <Chris_Were> how do i select my language
[01:08] <cottontop> great!  Also, is there a wait to set vim as my editor in the terminal?  I am not sure where the configuration files like vimrc exrc
[01:08] <Chris_Were> oh right i got it cheers
[01:08] <iclebyte> right then do an 'lsmod | grep ipw3945' and see if its listed
[01:08] <arrrghhh> i'm using kubuntu and no one seems to be able to answer my question.  has anyone been able to setup external bluetooth speakers?  i'd be willing to give gnome a shot, but kde is usually easier with stuf flike this.
[01:08] <Veinor|away> FATAL: Module ipw3945 not found
[01:08] <Chris_Were> is that on the alternative or normal cd?
[01:08] <sgillespie> how do i disable a module (pcspkr) permanently?
[01:08] <evil_tech> alternate
[01:08] <arrrghhh> kbluetooth connected to the device, but now i don't get what i need to do to get it working...
[01:09] <Chris_Were> thanx alot i owe u one
[01:09] <Veinor|away> so how do I install it?
[01:09] <evil_tech> select it from the menu and follow the prompts
[01:09] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: ok, did it say "CT" on it?
[01:10] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: It says, "Sound Blaster Model CT4280", Circa 1997, Made in singapore, Chipset ViBRA 16C (Circa 1995), and on the back it says its tested to comply with FCC standards, and theres two serial numbers
[01:10] <evil_tech> anyone using guest access with samba?
[01:10] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: then it would be a soundblaster ct...one sec
[01:10] <Veinor|away> i heard it's iwlwifi now
[01:10] <cottontop> is there a better chat room for me to be in to learn more about developing on the linux OS when I have been programming in Windows environment?
[01:11] <cottontop> using C++/g++
[01:11] <evil_tech> Veinor|away:it is i think backtrack's wiki has some stuff on the Intel 3945 cards
[01:11] <evil_tech> ill see if i cant find it again
[01:12] <neil_d> I have a printer connected to my ubuntu computer, I want to share this with another ubuntu computer, can I do this via Linux or do I need to use samba ?
[01:12] <jtaylor13> set my tool bar on the top of my desktop.can someone tell me the terminal command.
[01:12] <TaRDy> how do i make it so i can write to a mounted drive?
[01:12] <jrib> TaRDy: what filesystem?
[01:12] <Veinor|away> jtaylor13: gnome-terminal ?
[01:12] <TaRDy> jrib, ntfs
[01:13] <jrib> !ntfs > TaRDy (read the private message from ubottu)
[01:13] <TaRDy> thank you
[01:13] <jrib> jtaylor13: can't you just drag it with your mouse?
[01:13] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: any luck?
[01:14] <alexander_> what cheap laptop should i buy that works well with ubuntu? both wireless and sound should work. also graphics acceleration have to work...
[01:14] <jrib> alexander_: eee pc?
[01:14] <jtaylor13> veinor:sorry i add panel bar on the top of my desktop.I want to reset it to factory.The problem i am having today is everytime i click the red exit button the entire bar disappears and i have to hold down the power button to exit.
[01:14] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: ok, so these are the sound blaster modules, try the same thing with each of them until alsamixer shows something >snd-sb16       snd-sb16-dsp      snd-sb8-dsp    snd-sb-common       snd-sb16-csp       snd-sb8        snd-sbawe
[01:14] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: one should work...
[01:14] <alexander_> jrib: Does it support graphic effects in ubuntu?
[01:14] <Simonft> ﻿can someone help me with a broadcom? i have tried !broadcom
[01:14] <ubernoobie> I am dual booting ubuntu with windows xp and would like to know how big the swap,boot should be.
[01:15] <jrib> !laptop > alexander_ (read the private message from ubottu)
[01:15] <jrib> alexander_: I believe so.  ubottu has sent you a more complete list
[01:15] <evil_tech> ill see if i cant find it again
 generally a swap twice the size of your RAM works
 Boot should be a minimum of 5gb
[01:15] <evil_tech> anyone know if the guest samba account works?
[01:15] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: a useful pair of tricks in the terminal are <tab key> after typing the first part of a command and <tab tab> to list more commands[or options]
[01:15] <sten_> alexander_: maybe one of these? http://system76.com/index.php?cPath=28
[01:15] <ubernoobie> okay so since my ram is 2gb should it be set as 512mb
[01:16] <Simonft> ﻿can someone help me with a broadcom? i have tried !broadcom
[01:16] <HummaKavula> ubernoobie: it is simple - your swap should be something between 0.5 - 10 GB
[01:16] <jtaylor13> group:here is my problem   i add panel bar on the top of my desktop.I want to reset it to factory.The problem i am having today is everytime i click the red exit button the entire bar disappears and i have to hold down the power button to exit.
[01:17] <mneptok> ubernoobie: laptop or desktop?
[01:17] <ubernoobie> its a desktop
[01:17] <arthur> i have a question? how do i determine a prossess id to kill. from termanal ?? bash: kill: motion: arguments must be process or job IDs
 sorry, the other way around.  But since you have 2gb of ram, a 2-3gb swap partition should be fine
[01:17] <mneptok> ubernoobie: with 2GB of RAM yuor swap can be quite small.
[01:17] <evil_tech> probably will be overkill
[01:17] <Jburrke> hey everyone :D
[01:17] <nickellery> ubernoobie, note that when you install Ubuntu, it automatically generates a SWAP partition
[01:17] <Starnestommy> arthur: "ps aux" will tell you the names and PID numbers of all runing programs
[01:17] <arrrghhh> no BT gurus?
[01:18] <HummaKavula> ubernoobie:  just set it to 2xRAM
[01:18] <bluefoxx> !tab | Catkingdom
[01:18] <iclebyte> arrrghhh, whats your question?
[01:18] <binvij> hi, can someone help me for configuring sound card on lenovo Y410 on ubuntu 8.02
[01:18] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: a better explaination of what i was trying to say ><
[01:18] <mneptok> arrrghhh: what's the question?
[01:19] <sten_> ok getting some weird results from my cups print-server:  from my laptop, all ports appear to be closed, while from my file-server, all ports that should be open are open.  It does not seem to be a hosts.deny problem.  Also, there isn't a firewall between the print-server and my laptop.  Any ideas?
[01:19] <arthur> ty
[01:19] <userlol> does anyone here know if photoshop cs3 works well with wine?
[01:19] <HummaKavula> ubernoobie: if you want to save disk space it can be smaller... lets say 1xRAM
[01:19] <ubernoobie> okay alright then I will set my swap for 1024
[01:19] <Catkingdom> bluefoxx: They all didn't work on Alsamixer, 'cept snd-sb8, who's sudo modprobe failed with the error "FATAL: Error inserting snd_sb8 (/lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/ubuntu/sound/alsa-driver/isa/sb/snd-sb8.ko): no such device"
[01:19] <mneptok> ubernoobie: more than enough.
[01:19] <ubernoobie> too much is overkill
[01:20] <Simonft> does anybody know how to reset my wireless settings?
[01:20] <SeaPhor> ubernoobie, thats plenty
[01:20] <nickellery> ubernoobie, sounds good
[01:20] <mneptok> ubernoobie: agreed. 1024MB is fine. and not wasteful.
[01:20] <ubernoobie> thanks all
[01:20] <evil_tech> blarg!!
[01:20] <HummaKavula> in a matter of fact in my entire life i didn't use swap space for standard desktop activities
[01:20] <Sindacious> Has anyone been having issues with watching vidoes on the internet? I can't even seem to watch videos on sites such as, http://www.ustream.tv/channel/jcink-show (Hardy)
[01:20] <jrib> ubernoobie: if you want to use suspend, then swap should be the same size as your ram
[01:20] <mneptok> evil_tech: nack.
[01:20] <Syco54645> php
[01:20] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: hmm....search google for your sound card with the words "linux" or "ubuntu" attatched on the end...if your lucky something may come up...else you have to switch to a newer PCI card like mneptok said...
[01:20] <codecaine> whats a good program to record your linux desktop for tutorials?
[01:21] <Catkingdom> Bluefoxx: OK, thanks for trying. It is appreciated.
[01:21] <HummaKavula> codecaine let me check this
[01:21] <evil_tech> samba hates me
[01:21] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSetupSoundCards  and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsSoundCardsCreativeLabs   have more info too
[01:21] <codecaine> why evil_tech?
[01:21] <mneptok> Catkingdom: where do you shop online for compu-stuff in the UK?
[01:21] <dmsuperman> Can anybody help me figure out why fonts from msttcorefonts are terribly pixelated? I have tried all combinations, with/without full hinting, with/without subpixel smoothing, reinstalling msttcorefonts, etc. Nothing works, all fonts from that package, in any interface, are extremely pixelated, and this started a few days ago
[01:21] <binvij> sound not working in ubuntu 8.05 lenovo y410
[01:21] <Catkingdom> Bluefoxx: Thanks
[01:22] <evil_tech> coecaine: refuses to work
[01:22] <binvij> pls hel[
[01:22] <bluefoxx> Catkingdom: no problem, allways glad to help[gives me a excuse to learn more randoly useless info about linux :)]
[01:22] <HummaKavula> codecaine: ffmpeg should fit your needs
[01:22] <jtaylor13> group:a little  i add panel bar on the top of my desktop.I want to reset it to factory.The problem i am having today is everytime i click the red exit button the entire bar disappears and i have to hold down the power button to exit.
[01:24] <bluefoxx> is it just me or did ubottu's name get an extra "t" in it?
[01:24] <jtaylor13>  group: it did it again...i add panel bar on the top of my desktop.I want to reset it to factory.The problem i am having today is everytime i click the red exit button the entire bar disappears and i have to hold down the power button to exit.
[01:24] <cottontop> please what chat room should I be in to learn more about g++ on linux?
[01:24] <mneptok> bluefoxx: the extra T is for "try not to notice." kthxbai.
[01:24] <mneptok> ;)
[01:24] <codecaine> HummaKavula ffmpeg is just a editor
[01:24] <Starnestommy> cottontop: maybe ##c++
[01:24] <bluefoxx> mneptok: lol
[01:24] <jtaylor13> Group;were can i get help?
[01:25] <cottontop> starnestommy thx!
[01:25] <codecaine> cottontop c++ or gcc
[01:25] <codecaine> rooms
[01:25] <bluefoxx> mneptok: i probably wouldnt of noticed had i used tab-completeion for it >. >
[01:25] <Simonft> does anyone know how to reset network setting to default
[01:25] <evil_tech> anyone played with the guest account for samba
[01:25] <codecaine> naw evil_tech what you tryign to do?
[01:26] <evil_tech> share a folder to the whole network without having user accounts
[01:26] <mneptok> codecaine: sudo apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop recordmydesktop
[01:26] <jobless8888888> guys i am having trouble getting workspace switcher in hardy to work..
[01:26] <codecaine> it compresses videos pretty good mneptok?
[01:26] <codecaine> when it records
[01:26] <Carbonflux> has anyone had problems using KDE news ticker in gnome?
[01:26] <Agrajag-> g'day, flash on my hardy box is causing ff3b5 to crash all the time. when i'm browsing youtube, i can always play one video fine, then trying to play the 2nd causes a segfault. i'm using the nonfree flash player. i have another hardy box where this doesn't seem to happen though. i tried creating a core dump but it wasn't useful at all. what else can i do to figure this out?
[01:26] <Simonft> evil_tech: this help?
[01:26] <mneptok> codecaine: no idea. i don;t recordmydesktop. :)
[01:26] <Simonft> evil_tech: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum40/349.htm
[01:27] <Simonft> ﻿Carbonflux: ask on either #kubuntu or #kde
[01:27] <mneptok> codecaine: but compression is a function of the library. not the front-end tool.
[01:27] <codecaine> yea I can do that afters thanks
[01:27] <Agrajag-> hmm i just found the bug on launchpad, nevermind
[01:27] <Carbonflux> Simonft, I am using it in Ubuntu
[01:27] <codecaine> mneptok ill check its quailty of recording
[01:27] <k20a> do i have to do anything special to burn a .wmv to a cd-r for it to work on a compatable dvd player or just burn it on there in k3b?
[01:27] <Carbonflux> thats why I used the word Gnome ;)
[01:27] <mneptok> codecaine: rawk on, Socrates.
[01:28] <Flynsarmy> Hi. i downloaded the latest checkgmail off the checkgmail site. it's a bz2 file. how do i install it?
[01:28] <codecaine> ?
[01:28] <Simonft> Carbonflux: should not matter, but try this: http://www.debuntu.org/guest-file-sharing-with-samba
[01:28] <Starnestommy> Flynsarmy: open it, then read the readme or install files in it
[01:28] <jobless8888888> i screwed up my working workspace switcher on my ubuntu machine .. now it does not switch workspaces anymore, can anybody help?
[01:29] <jobless8888888> I think the problem is with using compiz somehow ..
[01:29] <Simonft> annyone know how to reset wireless settings?
[01:30] <Carbonflux> Gnome does not have a good news ticker, so far I have been do lazy to write one, normally in Ubuntu I just run kdenewsticker, in 8.04 every so often it seems like KDE News ticker runs dd and tries to eat my drive or something, I have to do several full power cycles to get the drive to reset, its just about the weirdist thing I have seen, scary really
[01:30] <Carbonflux> thanks Simonft
[01:30] <Imaginal> I have several parts of a rar file. When I open the first, it just displays the first chunk of contents. How can I open them all as one?
[01:30] <arbir> is back
[01:30] <arbir> hello everyone
[01:30] <mneptok> rar? *snort*
[01:31] <Fishscene> lol
[01:31] <Simonft> lol
[01:31] <mneptok> the rar format exists solely to make 12 year old warez kiddies feel like they know something.

[01:31] <Simonft> mneptok: got anything better for windows?
[01:31] <Imaginal> mneptok: original dos collection on windows. Now using dosbox. I have to work with what I have
[01:32] <Bodsda> bazhang, u alive yet?
[01:32] <mneptok> Imaginal: oh, i know. i'm picking on the people that painted you into this corner, not you.
[01:32] <mneptok> Simonft: open compression formats, used where they make sense?
[01:33] <DigitalisAkujin> Anyway to add support for a 9600GT on the live CD 8.04 ?
[01:33] <[Lowkey]> Does anybody own an Ipod shuffle? I need help putting music on it.
[01:33] <jobless8888888> ok guys .. i found the solution .. resetting the advanced appearance settings to default did the trick .. so workspace switcher problems when screwing with compiz and emerald means reset to default and it works ..! :)
[01:33] <evil_tech> simonft:tried that its not working
[01:33] <Bodsda> [Lowkey], i dont but i geuss it would be -- mount drive, copy songs umount
[01:34] <[Lowkey]> Thats it?
[01:34] <userlol> does anyone here know if photoshop cs3 works well with wine?
[01:34] <arbir> anybody has cofigured samba ?
[01:34] <Bodsda> [Lowkey], yep
[01:34] <[Lowkey]> i'll try, thank you
[01:34] <Simonft> mneptok: yea, well, most people are more confortable with .rar on windows, so if you download something windows usere will also downlaod, it will be rar
[01:34] <Bodsda> userlol, ask in #winehq
[01:34] <Simonft> evil_tech: kinda forgot your problem
[01:34] <Veinor|away> Nothing that I've tried works to get my wireless working :/
[01:34] <evil_tech> arbir: what are you trying to do
[01:34] <arbir> when i see my share from a windows machine, i see a homes and uid dir
[01:34] <Charbucks> userlol: not likely http://wiki.winehq.org/AdobePhotoshop
[01:35] <Simonft> ﻿does anybody know how to reset wireless settings?
[01:35] <ttmontoya> how do I config my video card
[01:35] <evil_tech> simonft: samba guest account isnt working
[01:35] <Simonft> evil_tech: hold on
[01:35] <jtaylor13> group: were can i get help?
[01:35] <Bodsda> here
[01:35] <evil_tech> though im starting to suspect its a windows problem
[01:35] <arbir> evil_tech: in my previous experience, when i define a homes section, then i only see homes.. now i see homes and the dir of the same name as the user.. but both are the same share
[01:35] <Veinor|away> iwl3945 is there, it's just not working.
[01:35] <Simonft> evil_tech: found movies :) http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/SAMBA_Filesharing
[01:35] <ttmontoya> how do I config my video card
[01:36] <arbir> Simonft: i am configuring a ubuntu server
[01:36] <Simonft> !video card
[01:36] <arbir> !samba
[01:36] <evil_tech> now that is awesome
[01:37] <arbir> evil_tech: did you get my problem ?
[01:37] <jtaylor13> group: starting today everytime i try to log off the RED log off icon and panel bar  disappears and i can not shutdown.
[01:37] <[Lowkey]> Anybody ever ran itunes in WINE?
[01:38] <ttmontoya> how do I get the ATI drivers
[01:38] <jrib> !ati > ttmontoya (read the private message from ubottu)
[01:38] <ttmontoya> how do I get the ATI drivers for a rage m3
[01:38] <jtaylor13> group:what is the command to reset the top panel to factory?
[01:38] <Cinni> GRUB question!  When I do that thing in which I inform Grub of which drive it should be looking at, does it just add to the list, or replace the list?  Because I've got some old installs form previous hardware configs on here, and I really don't know how to tell which drive is what in the terminal.  Yes, I'm new at this.  :)
[01:38] <evil_tech> urg it is definietly a windows problem. stupid windows
[01:39] <Imaginal> Rar-hatred asside, did my question make sense? Multiple rars. I want them to be opened as one in archive manager?
[01:39] <arbir> evil_tech: no its not..... because
[01:39] <coldopm> OK, NewB question. How can I restore my panels to default? (Hardy)
[01:39] <jrib> Imaginal: open the first in the series
[01:39] <Argo> Hello... I have what is hopefully a simple question. I downloaded Ubuntu 8.04 and am tryign to run it from the CD and right now it's prompting me for a user name and pass and isnt loggin in with anything ive tried, does anyone know what to use?
[01:39] <MTecknology> Anybody know much about setting up RAID/LVM ?
[01:39] <arbir> evil_tech: why should my server show me two shares, with different names, both pointing to the same share directory
[01:39] <ttmontoya> Thanks
[01:39] <Imaginal> jrib: strange, but it is just opening that piece. :S
[01:39] <evil_tech> arbir: no i meant my samba problem is windows fault, as for yours its because they have two different names i imagine
[01:39] <arbir> Argo: try root
[01:39] <jrib> Argo: verify the cd is burned correctly (option when you boot the cd).  That is not normal behavior
[01:40] <evil_tech> arbir: i currently have 3 different samba shares pointing at the same place
[01:40] <jrib> Imaginal: you installed the 'unrar' package?
[01:40] <arbir> evil_tech: i see two shares , one is called "Home" and another is of the same name as the username with which i logged in....
[01:40] <Argo> nods, humm root didnt work but if that's not normal behavior ill dbl check the cd with that option
[01:40] <Charbucks> Can anyone tell me how to force a module to stay loaded?  Every time my bluetooth mouse goes to sleep (to save battery, presumably) evdev is unloaded and I need to restart X to get the mouse functional again
[01:41] <Imaginal> jrib: yep
[01:41] <Simonft> MTecknology: http://www.excalibur-partners.com/archives/18
[01:41] <dabaR> Argo: did you just start, and got a login screen, or it was working for a while, and then started showing this login screen?
[01:41] <jrib> Imaginal: did you try extracting it?  It should automatically use the other archives as needed
[01:42] <Cinni> I need a hand with GRUB, to make it see the right kernels as I try to make it recover from my, perhaps misguided and certainly ineffective attempt to get an XP install working.
[01:42] <coldopm> Can anyone tell me how to set panels to defaults? (Hardy)
[01:42] <mauler5858> hey all
[01:43] <Imaginal> jrib: I would rather not extract it. there are 8000 files in about 150 rar files. I would like to just search for one of them
[01:43] <Argo> I loaded it in the comp selected english went to try ubuntu withough changing... and it loaded and was aksing for user name and password
[01:43] <Argo> (just started)
[01:43] <evil_tech> urg this is so frustrating
[01:44] <MTecknology> I created a RAID array, /dev/md1 that spans /dev/hda1 and /dev/hde1. On that partition, I used fdisk to create an LVM partition(8e). I try to fdisk this partition, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I want to create 3 partitions on it
[01:45] <MTecknology> Simonft, ^^ or so I need to install some tools before I can do that
[01:45] <sk8erjs> ?
[01:45] <MTecknology> ?
[01:45] <hvgotcodes> why does viewing certain web pages with firefox cause high cpu usage?
[01:46] <MTecknology> hvgotcodes, are you using noscript by chance?
[01:46] <mauler5858> jre or flash content on those pages?
[01:46] <mavez> cause it probably has some l33t flash movies on it
[01:46] <Argo> Mmmkay I just did the error check option and that said everything is good.... hummm\
[01:46] <mavez> that use like 100000% cpu
[01:46] <hvgotcodes> MTechnology: i don't know what the is...I haven't modified firefox in any way
[01:46] <mavez> lol
[01:46] <le-dong> Which castle was destroyed by smoke?Roy
[01:46] <Argo> I wonder if it does not like the hardware on that computer ro something?
[01:46] <randal> i have a problem all my music players dont work and all my movie players dont work i had them working yesterday but all asuddon any music play i try doesent work plz help
[01:47] <hvgotcodes> mauler5858: engadget.com and espn.com
[01:47] <hvgotcodes> espn is particularly bad
[01:47] <ttmontoya> How do I get the right open source drivers for my video card
[01:47] <MTecknology> hvgotcodes, it's an extension to blog scripts / flash / java content. Try it out. It basically stops irritating sites that try to take over your system / cpu
[01:47] <randal> i have a problem all my music players dont work and all my movie players dont work i had them working yesterday but all a suddon any music players i try doesent work plz help
[01:48] <randal> i have a problem all my music players dont work and all my movie players dont work i had them working yesterday but all a suddon any music players i try doesent work plz help
[01:48] <mavez> yeh we heard u the first time
[01:49] <hvgotcodes> MTechnology: but don't I want scripts for most sites?
[01:49] <xenocampanoli> Apparently apache2 "Action" directive is missing on Ubuntu?
[01:49] <xenocampanoli> I am trying to configure eruby on apache the way it works for me on CentOS, and it won't work.
[01:50] <xenocampanoli> Backwards from what I usually experience, which is usually Centos is the harder to configure.
[01:50] <jambooda> Has anyone gotten extended desktop to work with the intel graphics card.  Here's an excerpt from lspci:  00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile PM965/GM965/GL960 Memory Controller Hub (rev 03)
[01:50] <jambooda> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[01:50] <Magillacutty> All of a sudden my "add/remove programs " under applications is gone. When i go to add it, or anything to the menu using "main menu" , i select it and it unselects it self.    so i cant add it back, also the program is installed and current. Any ideas?
[01:51] <jambooda> i've tried xrandr and for some reason my laptop screen goes white each time
[01:51] <xenocampanoli> is there a time of day when people are alive on ubuntu-server?
[01:51] <ackstorm> rtfm 2 all
[01:51] <pac1> ackstorm, nack.
[01:52] <mavez> lol floodbot pwnz
[01:52] <le-dong> Went to a Muslim strip club last week, where all the blokes  were chanting 'show us ya face'.
[01:52] <pac1> What is a good free linux game to give a video card a good workout?
[01:52] <hvgotcodes> does no scripts only try to block scripts it considers dangerous?
[01:52] <DigitalisAkujin> Can someone recommend a light weight player similar to MPC for windows ?
[01:52] <hvgotcodes> I installed and things like gmail work fine
[01:52] <coldopm> Hmmm Can anyone help me reset my panel defaults please? (hardy)
[01:52] <fde> pac1: Nexuiz or AlienArena.
[01:52] <mavez> tux racer!
[01:52] <evil_tech> super tux
[01:52] <Starnestommy> hvgotcodes: all scripts except from sites that you allow
[01:53] <mavez> tux racer was da bomb
[01:53] <ackstorm> glxgears pwnz all
[01:53] <hvgotcodes> Starnestommy: gmail worked without me having to allow it....
[01:53] <jtaylor13> group:does anyone  know the command to run to rest the top desk top panel???
[01:53] <mavez> glxgears 4 teh nubs
[01:53] <wakka-wakka> hello everybody, i was wondering if anybody knew how to dl codecs for rhythym box?
[01:53] <jong> I think the pacman screensaver rocks
[01:53]  * fde has TuxRacer too... but he said "to give graphics card a workout"...
[01:53] <Veinor|away> ok, one last time before i go
[01:53] <pac1> mavez, is tux racer available in ubuntu?
[01:54] <Codenut> knowing that 256 MB of ram is the minimum system requirement, what speed of PC and what processor do you need to run Ubuntu?
[01:54] <mavez> lol ofcourse
[01:54] <ackstorm> wakka-wakka, all codecs should work same in all media players
[01:54] <le-dong> Sir Paul McCartney was asked how much he was going to give his wife Heather in their divorce settlement. He replied 'I'm going to give her my plane'. 'Is that all?' asked the journalist. 'No, I'm going to give her a razor for the other leg too'.
[01:54] <fde> pac1: Everything mentioned is available in Ubuntu.
[01:54] <Veinor|away> I can see wireless network on my Hardy Heron install with an Intel 3945ABGS card, but I can't connect to them.
[01:54] <Starnestommy> hvgotcodes: is it working in HTML-only mode?
[01:54] <Veinor|away> Even if they're unencrypted.
[01:54] <hvgotcodes> Starnestommy: no its just working
[01:54] <coldopm> Wakka Wakka: Use add/remove and search for it in there, there is a couple gstreamer ones..
[01:54] <Starnestommy> hvgotcodes: also, I think that google's sites may be allowed by default
[01:54] <axplus> how can i log with user root on Ubuntu 8.04
[01:54] <Veinor|away> I can connect to one I was able to connect before upgrading, but not anymore.
[01:54] <wakka-wakka> ackstorm: ok but how do i dl them
[01:54] <mavez> hmmmm
[01:54] <Starnestommy> !root | axplus
[01:54] <Simonft> jambooda: i have tried everything
[01:54] <ttmontoya> ubottu: how do I get the right open source drivers for my card
[01:54] <ackstorm> gstreamer plugins
[01:54] <wakka-wakka> coldopm: i'll check it out right now
[01:54] <hvgotcodes> starnestommy: yeah I just looked at the little noscripts icon, its definitely preventing stuff...
[01:54] <Veinor|away> er, I mean I can still connect ot the one I was connecting before upgrading, but not to a new one.
[01:55] <mojoe430> anyone here know how to compile php from source?
[01:55] <mavez> i used to do it all the time on slackware
[01:55] <coldopm> Hmmm Can anyone help me reset my panel defaults please? (hardy)
[01:55] <Starnestommy> mojoe430: someone in ##php might
[01:55] <pac1> ttmontoya, you didn't tell ubottu which card you have.
[01:55] <user__> how can i send Rhythmbox taskbar button to top-right of the screen?
[01:55] <MTecknology> I created a RAID array, /dev/md1 that spans /dev/hda1 and /dev/hde1. On that partition, I used fdisk to create an LVM partition(8e). I try to fdisk this partition, but I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I want to create 3 partitions on it
[01:55] <Veinor|away> The driver isn't showing up under restricted drivers
[01:55] <ackstorm> mojoe430, ./configure;make;make install;?
[01:56] <coldopm> user_: use the plugins or seting under prefrences
[01:56] <ttmontoya> pacl: ATI rage m3
[01:56] <Simonft> mojohttp://eightpence.com/running-multi-threaded-apache-with-php-on-ubuntu/
[01:56] <fde> mojoe430: sudo apt-get build-dep php && sudo aptitude install build-essential && /wherever/its/located/configure && make && make checkinstall
[01:56] <hvgotcodes> while im here, i tried installing the artwiz fonts but they don't appear in my font options.  Has anyone seen this?
[01:56] <Simonft> ** mojoe43 0http://eightpence.com/running-multi-threaded-apache-with-php-on-ubuntu/
[01:56] <user__> coldopm, what's the name of top-right icons part?
[01:57] <wakka-wakka> coldopm: i checked in add/remove under the applications, and nothing for codecs came up
[01:57] <Simonft> anybody know how to reset wireless configuration?
[01:57] <Starnestommy> user__: notification area?
[01:57] <fde> hvgotcodes: dpkg -L <artwiz_fonts_package> ... where did it put them?
[01:57] <coldopm> user_: usually reffered to in prefs as system tray
[01:57] <user__> Starnestommy, yes
[01:57] <evil_tech> !@$$#@! samba
[01:57] <ttmontoya> pacl: are you intelligent, because ubottu just said its not
[01:57] <user__> thank you
[01:57] <pac1> ttmontoya, tried r128?
[01:58] <Simonft> evil_tech: lol
[01:58] <le-dong> What is the difference between Essex Man and Essex Woman?Essex Woman has a higher sperm count.
[01:58] <pac1> ttmotoya, believe it.
[01:58] <wakka-wakka> coldopm: never mind, i went to dl through movie player
[01:58] <coldopm> Wakka Wakka: try to search under xvid and make sure it is set to all appz and not supported
[01:58] <ttmontoya> how do I Do that
[01:58] <STSX> In KDE 3.5, how do you change the system clock on the panel to 12 hour time instead of 24 hour time?
[01:58] <ttmontoya> Where do I get it
[01:58] <coldopm> user_: np
[01:58] <fde> STSX: right click > Clock Preferences
[01:58] <pac1> ttmontoya, you probably already have it.
[01:58] <hvgotcodes> fde: /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc
[01:58] <alecs> hi
[01:58] <mavez> hai2u
[01:58] <Simonft> !hi | alecs
[01:59] <evil_tech> urg i can get 1 and only one computer to access my samba share
[01:59] <alecs> if i want to tar.z just some files in a dir ... can i make tar czf /path/to/archive.tar.gz /path/of/files* (where files can be "files", "files-1", "files.txt" etc) ?
[01:59] <mavez> oh hai thar
[01:59] <greg_universe> how do you turn off compwiz?
[01:59] <pac1> ttmontoya, have you tried putting r128 in for the driver in X?
[01:59] <coldopm> So anyone have any idea how to reload panel defaults by any chance??
[01:59] <mavez> compwiz haha
[01:59] <le-dong> coldopm, Yes! I agree, you're awesome!
[01:59] <ttmontoya> pacl: how?
[01:59] <Simonft> ﻿alecs: do you need to to it from command prompt?
[01:59] <pac1> uh oh.
[01:59] <STSX> fde: I right-click it, go to "configure clock" and I don't see anywhere, under any tab, how to change it to 12 hour time.
[01:59] <axplus> I do not want a password root , I want to activate the expense of root (Ubuntu 8.04)
[01:59] <alecs> yeah ... actually bash script
[01:59] <le-dong> alecs, You are awesome!
[02:00] <Zaiden> Is it possible to undo the removal of packages from the synaptic package manager? :<
[02:00] <ttmontoya> pacl: how do i access x
[02:00] <alecs> le-dong: why ?!
[02:00] <fde> hvgotcodes: That should be fine... try 'sudo update-fonts-dir' and see if they show up.
[02:00] <mavez> tinker lol!
[02:00] <le-dong> One day two boys were walking through the woods when they saw some rabbit turds. One of the boys said, ''What is that?''''They're smart pills,'' said the other boy. ''Eat them and they'll make you smarter.'So he ate them and said, ''These taste like shit.''''See,'' said the other boy, ''you're getting smarter already.''
[02:00] <pac1> ttmontoya, It's usually pretty automatic in ubuntu.
[02:00] <Simonft> ﻿Zaiden: just install them again?
[02:00] <hvgotcodes> fde: i assume on that dir that i posted earlier?
[02:00] <Simonft> le-dong: please stop
[02:01] <fde> STSX: It should be there... I'm not in KDE though... it's Configure Date/Time though... you want 'pH' rather than 'HH'
[02:01] <fde> hvgotcodes: just run it.
[02:01] <wakka-wakka> coldopm: i just had a panel problem, what's yours?
[02:01] <fde> hvgotcodes: no arguments necessary.
[02:01] <hvgotcodes> its says i need to specify a dir
[02:01] <ttmontoya> pacl: is there a command for that
[02:01] <fde> hvgotcodes: hmm, ok then yes... my bad
[02:01] <Zaiden> Simonft: I only remember a few of the packages, and I barely have any programs left. I lost the terminal even :o
[02:01] <fde> !ot | le-dong
[02:01] <hvgotcodes> fde: a warning about an absolute path and no other output
[02:02] <coldopm> wakka wakka: I started messing around with it, lol I just want to restore defaults cuz now all I have on panel is icons for everything...
[02:02] <le-dong> I told my wife to get her coat on last night. She got all excited and asked 'oooh,  are we going somewhere nice?'I replied 'No, I'm turning the fucking heating off'
[02:02] <Simonft> Zaiden: look at the default packadges in ubuntu. quick google should turn that up.
[02:02] <tinker> Hi.  I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 with the k3b installed.  I dowloaded an Ubuntu 8.04 iso for a friend.  How can I burn it to a CD so that it is bootable?  I tried just doing "burn image" in k3b, but it doesn't boot.  Thanks
[02:02] <mavez> lol
[02:02] <mavez> fo shoa
[02:02] <alecs> Simonft:  yeah ... actually bash script  (@ your question :  ﻿alecs: do you need to to it from command prompt?)
[02:02] <fde> hvgotcodes: did you use '/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc' expicitely?
[02:02] <fde> explicitly even
[02:03] <ryo> re
[02:03] <coldopm> tinker: do you run WINE?
[02:03] <hvgotcodes> fde: affirmative
[02:03] <axplus> I want to Active Root User on Ubuntu 8.04
[02:03] <wakka-wakka> coldopm: ahh i don't know how to restore to defaults, but if you had a problem i just had i would've told you how to troubleshoot
[02:03] <tinker> coldopm:  no wine
[02:03] <fde> hvgotcodes: Hmm, ok, then lets see if they're showing up... they should be there now....
[02:03] <fde> hvgotcodes: If not, log out and back in, and they'll be there I'd bet
[02:04] <evil_tech> there a way to map all incoming usernames for my samba share to one user?
[02:04] <hvgotcodes> fde: negative, at least from the appearance gnome dealy
[02:04] <evil_tech> since the guest account doesnt work
[02:04] <fde> evil_tech: no
[02:04] <coldopm> tinker: I had the same issue with the base install of vista. I could not burn the .iso without nero. Not to versed with ubu burn software tho sorry
[02:04] <STSX> fde: OK, I found it under "Adjust Date & Time", thanks. But how am I supposed to know that pH is 12 hour and HH is 24 hour? Totally counter-intuitive to me, but I'm not a programmer either.
[02:04] <evil_tech> bollocks
[02:04] <tinker> coldopm: thanks
[02:04] <pac1> ttmontoya, what do you know about configuring an X server?
[02:04] <fde> STSX: I forget where I found that out... I think it is defined if you hit "Help" or something.
[02:05] <Shpook> Isn't there a way to use the Ubuntu(or maybe another distro) installation CD to recover a damaged windows HDD? If so, does anyone know where I can find the documentation?
[02:05] <tinker> I think it laughable that I can't make an Ubuntu cd for a friend with ubuntu
[02:05] <axplus> I want to Active Root User on Ubuntu 8.04
[02:05] <hvgotcodes> fde: Ill ask my other questions before trying the logout: 1) I have 1.7 ghz machine and it takes ~6 seconds for the gnome file browser to fire up.  Is that normal? 2)  Is it safe to go to HH from GG yet?
[02:05] <tinker> I've been searching for docs and cant't find a thing
[02:05] <dobled> holas
[02:05] <Starnestommy> axplus: you don't need to
[02:05] <Starnestommy> axplus: just use sudo
[02:05] <evil_tech> ive never had much luck with k3b in ubuntu
[02:05] <coldopm> tinker: lol...nod
[02:05] <alecs> axplus: with sudo su -
[02:05] <tinker> let me try usenet
[02:05] <axplus> i know
[02:05] <coldopm> Anyone know how to reset panel defaults?
[02:05] <fde> hvgotcodes: That upgrade will probably fix the slow startup ... I'm not sure how safe it is but there have been many updates already (around 50 or so?)
[02:05] <axplus> but i have root user
[02:06] <ackstorm> sudo >= root
[02:06] <hvgotcodes> fde: 50 updates from 7.10 to 8.04?!!??
[02:06] <newbie_> hello, does anyone in here knows about any application that would help me tune a piano. I need to detect the frequencies at which the keys are, so I can correct them. Any suggestion?
[02:06] <axplus> i know
[02:06] <fde> hvgotcodes: nah... since 8.04 was released... from 7.10 -> 8.04 there will be like 500
[02:06] <davy> hi folks
[02:07]  * ackstorm has been programming too much, and not socializing enough
[02:07] <davy> can somebody help me installing compiz? :s
[02:07] <doofy_> I'm trying to get SSH working on my box, but im getting connection refused. Im assuming the port is blocked, is there a gui tool to unblock it?
[02:07] <fde> newbie_: See if there is a channel for Ubuntu Studio, they are the guys that specialize in such things.
[02:07] <hvgotcodes> fde: only 500 people have upgrade to hardy?  I would have thought 1000x that
[02:07] <doofy_> i cant even ssh in from my local network
[02:07] <fde> newbie_: Probably #ubuntustudio
[02:07] <axplus> I know (sudo or Su = root) but i wont log with root user
[02:07] <newbie_> fde, thanks
[02:08] <sCOTTo> !pdf
[02:08] <davy> su doesn't work for me anymore :s
[02:08] <fde> hvgotcodes: No... that is # of packages upgraded....
[02:08] <sCOTTo> can anyone tell me what the best program is in Linux to CREATE PDF docs?
[02:08] <ttmontoya> pacl: I know Nothing, can you help me
[02:08] <tinker> Oy!  Why aren't there directions for makingt the Ubuntu ISO into a bootable CD?   Maybe on the page to download them? :)
[02:08] <hvgotcodes> fde: oooohhhhh
[02:08] <hvgotcodes> ok
[02:08] <anabolix> is there any other chat programs that are similar to pidgin but better?
[02:09] <Simonft> ﻿anabolix: what is wrong with pidgin?
[02:09] <MTecknology> wow.... Linux really does rock. I don't want to try to imagine building partitions on top of RAID in a Windows environment.
[02:09] <ackstorm> anabolix, what exactly are you looking for?
[02:09] <punzada> pidgin is probably the best you're going to see for everything cept irc, in which I would reccommend xchat
[02:09] <punzada> ;x
[02:09] <HardHatPat> how do i set one of my network cards at 1/2 duplex 10mb?
[02:09] <Starnestommy> anabolix: maybe kopete
[02:09] <Simonft> punzada: im in pidgin for irc now, works fine
[02:09] <dmsuperman> punzada, unless you want video/audio chat, but most of us don't need that
[02:09] <fde> sCOTTo: Applications > Office > OpenOffice.org Word Processor has a PDF export... also any application can print to PDF file.
[02:09] <anabolix> simonft: nothing specif... just looking around for something new and better if there is such a replacement
[02:09] <Simonft> nope ;)
[02:09] <dmsuperman> and pidgin handles IRC decent, but XChat is waaay better
[02:10] <axplus> I know (sudo or Su = root) but i wont log with root user
[02:10] <coldopm> Gnome Panel. Anyone have any idea how to restore defaults??
[02:10] <pac1> ttmontoya, reply to the direct chat.  I can talk you through it if you want.
[02:10] <dmsuperman> but for the average user, getting in IRC only to get support, pidgin handlesi t just fine
[02:10] <sCOTTo> anabolix: yes but what about OPENING PDF, EDITING and saving ?
[02:10] <MTecknology> punzada, I was going to try to remake pidgin until I realized they had a CLI version of it. That's precisely what I wanted to make. :P
[02:10] <punzada> Simonft, , it does, but it's not pretty when you're on as many networks as I am :)
[02:10] <Simonft> punzada: ah :)
[02:10] <astro76> axplus: man sudo_root will answer all your questions
[02:10] <punzada> and, yeah, the purple base is amazing MTecknology
[02:10] <punzada> :)
[02:10] <mklebel> anybody install 8.04 with raid0?
[02:11] <yosyp> Has anyone installed 8.04 on usb with persistent?
[02:11] <taquitos> hi, can pm somebody about installing vmware server in ubuntu 8.04
[02:11] <MTecknology> punzada, I do wish it had about 4 more years development on it though
[02:11] <anabolix> scotto: not sure i know what you mean?
[02:11] <MTecknology> taquitos, I just did it today
[02:11] <pac1> newbie_, try lingot. Lingot is a musical instrument tuner. It's accurate, easy to use, and highly configurable. Originally conceived to tune electric guitars,t can now be used to tune any instrument.
[02:11] <MTecknology> go for it
[02:11] <arrrghhh> can someone help me with bluetooth?  i use kubuntu and i can connect to my speakers, but i can't figure out how to switch the audio to the external speakers.  i'd be willing to try gnome if it works better...
[02:11] <HardHatPat> no one knows how to set a network card at 1/2 duplex?
[02:11] <fde> coldopm: there is "Menu Bar" "Notification Area" "Volume Control" "Clock" across the top... then "Show Desktop" "Window List" "Workspace Switcher" and "Trash" across the bottom...
[02:12] <arrrghhh> HardHatPat, ifconfig can do it.  just read the man page.
[02:12] <sCOTTo> anabolix: -- Use it to open the PDF file, then EDIT the pdf file and save changes as the original...
[02:12] <fde> coldopm: Just right click the panel and "Add to panel" and choose those from the list...
[02:12] <user__> can i run 32bit vmware on my 64bit ubuntu?
[02:12]  * sCOTTo found pdfedit
[02:13] <ackstorm> user1_, you mean a 32 bit server, or 32 bit os?
[02:13] <pac1> ttmontoya, what are you connecting with?  are you on linux?
[02:13] <user__> ackstorm, i'm on ubuntu 8.04 (64bit) and i want to install vmware but i've vmware(32bit) version. can i install and use it on this 64bit ubuntu?
[02:13] <StevenX> how do i turn of the beeps in ubuntu? For example, when I hit backspace and there is "no more room" to go.
[02:13] <ttmontoya> Im using Ububtu
[02:14] <MTecknology> taquitos, you going to pm me?
[02:14] <Starnestommy> user__: I think so
[02:14] <ttmontoya> pac1:Im using Ububtu
[02:14] <taquitos> i did... :(
[02:14] <fde> StevenX: System > Preferences > Sound ... "System Beep" tab.
[02:14] <StevenX> fde, thank you.
[02:14] <MTecknology> taquitos, you need to be registered to services
[02:14] <ttmontoya> pac1: why
[02:14] <Starnestommy> MTecknology, taquitos: PMs from unregistered users are blocked by default
[02:15] <taquitos> argh
[02:15] <taquitos> k, hold on
[02:15] <MTecknology> Starnestommy, I allowed them once, but not for long :P
[02:15] <amenado> HardHatPat-> look into using miitool
[02:15] <shawnb> went with SciTE!
[02:16] <arrrghhh> kbluetooth connects to my speakers no problem, and keeps the connection.  now how do i transfer the audio to the external speakers?
[02:16] <jsoftw> arrrghhh: audio cable
[02:16] <dmsuperman> I'm in ##pfsense, but it appears to be empty, and this could possibly be a linux issue. I'm trying to get a samba share between 2 interfaces in a pfSense box. I have one PC (actually a PDA) with a debian based OS on it, and I've got my Ubuntu desktop. They're connected to different interfaces on my pfSense Router. Whenever I try to connect to network shares from the PDA to the desktop, it says it fails to mount (i'm using mount
[02:16] <dmsuperman> -t //MYPC /mnt/test)
[02:16] <ipodman715> just trying out the live cd, pretty neat
[02:16] <jsoftw> ipodman715: super
[02:16] <ipodman715> :)
[02:16] <taquitos> mtkecknology pm sent
[02:17] <arrrghhh> jsoftw, you're retarded.  the whole point of using BT is so i don't need a cable.  if i wanted to use an audio cable, i would.
[02:17] <amenado> whose got Xen working? which version do you have running as I can not create initrd.img with 2.6.16
[02:18] <jsoftw> arrrghhh: awww, you hurt my feelings.
[02:18] <amenado> arrrghhh-> be nice, no one owes you anything
[02:18] <arrrghhh> amenado, of course not.  but i asked for help and he gave me a very rude answer, so i responded with the same respect he gave me.
[02:19] <Shpook> How easy is it to use the Ubuntu install CD to recover information off of a windows HDD? Would I have to compile a special kernel or some type of magic?
[02:19] <ttmontoya> pac1: are you still here
[02:20] <AnswerGuy> arrrghhh So his "rude" answer is a good reason to escalate things into an even more hostile more obviously rude level?  That'll help. NOT
[02:20] <arrrghhh> Shpook, it's actually pretty easy.  i think ntfs-3g is even installed by default so you just need to mount the drive
[02:20] <ipodman715> yeah
[02:20] <pac1> ttmontoya, yes.
[02:20] <pac1> ttmontoya, do you know how to do a dcc chat?
[02:20] <ipodman715> I want to try to recover a drive as well
[02:20] <ttmontoya> pac1: no
[02:20] <ttmontoya> pac1: sorry man
[02:21] <Shpook> arrrghhh: Sounds good to me....that's if the drive will allow me. From past experience, I would say clicking hard drives aren't a good thing. Thanks :-D
[02:21] <arrrghhh> AnswerGuy, eh.  you have to give respect to get it.  he gave me no such thing.  what do you care anyways?  you encourage his arrogance?
[02:21] <pac1> ttmontoya, which chat client are you using?
[02:21] <arrrghhh> Shpook, yea... probably busted.
[02:21] <ttmontoya> X chat Gnome
[02:21] <haisam> helllo guys
[02:22] <ipodman715> hmm I found this in the help:  While other file systems (such as NTFS and HFS+) are usable, they may require additional steps to allow you to use them with Ubuntu. If possible, try to use the FAT format for your removable disk.
[02:22] <darkcrab> the command to install emerald is sudo emerald -- replace right?
[02:22] <ipodman715> but ntfs should work just fine
[02:22] <fde> !attitude | arrrghhh
[02:22] <Starnestommy> darkcrab: that's just to start it
[02:22] <hsdpa> um.. ok, so I have setup my 3g modem now.. connected to the net et all.. how do I make ubuntu use that as default for the time being, and how do I switch back to wifi as default when I want to stop using it? :) say the 3g modem is hso0 device, and wifi is wlan0 ..
[02:23] <pac1> ok. find my name over on the left and right click on it select open dialog window.
[02:23] <arrrghhh> fde, if you don't have an answer... simply don't answer.  why would you answer with something like "use an audio cable"... sheesh everyone encourages arrogance here.  i just asked for some help with BT.
[02:23] <darkcrab> I already have it installed, I am just trying to replace metacity with emerald
[02:23] <pac1> then select offer dcc chat.
[02:23] <ttmontoya> pac1: was that what you were asking
[02:24] <arrrghhh> darkcrab, i believe you're very close... "sudo emerald --replace" is it - make sure there's no space between the -- and replace.
[02:24] <pac1> ttmontoya, yeah.  two topics at once... x window server and xchat
[02:24] <bullgard4> What does 'peer-based' mean in the sentence: "Gnutella is a peer-based file-sharing protocol that allows a user running a Gnutella client to search for and download files from other Gnutella users"?
[02:24] <pac1> ttmontoya, can ya handle it?
[02:24] <ttmontoya> x server
[02:24] <DarrenCT> anybody know how to install "Dapper system sounds" in Hardy??.. I heard that you "should" install them to give the classic feel.
[02:24] <ttmontoya> lets see
[02:24] <Starnestommy> bullgard4: it means that instead of connecting to a server, it connects to other users' PCs to share things
[02:24] <Shpook> bullgard4: It means that the files are hosted on all the client computers
[02:25] <fde> arrrghhh: They were attempting to assist you, everyone here is a volunteer, your attitude ensures you won't be getting help form those more knowledgeable... if you'd like to pay us, we'd be far more prompt in answering your questions, until then, please do not be hostile with those attempting to assist you.
[02:25] <bullgard4> Starnestommy, Shpook: Thank you very much for explaining.
[02:25] <slidge> i'm trying to add a loopback device loop8, but ubuntu doesnt want to accept the fact its there
[02:25] <slidge> im using mknod to create the device
[02:26] <SeaPhor> amen fde
[02:26] <arrrghhh> fde, that was NOT an attempt to assist me, but belittle me.  i don't see how you say that was helpful.
[02:26] <slidge> when i sudo losetup /dev/loop8 /xen-images/internal/disk_image.img it says "/dev/loop8: no such device or address"
[02:26] <fde> arrrghhh: That's not the point.
[02:26] <arrrghhh> and maybe someone would pay you if you were actually helpful.
[02:26] <bod_> bazhang, you about m8?
[02:26] <Jburrke> does anyone here have any experience in using a graphics tablet with ubuntu?
[02:26] <pac1> ttmontoya, the more information you give us, the better.  Try to describe your situation:  hardware, what you're running on now, what you're trying to do etc.
[02:27] <bazhang> hey bod_
[02:27] <arrrghhh> fde, whatever.  i really don't care.  i just wanted some help and was greeted with arrogance and stupidity.  that doesn't help anyone.  just keep your mouth shut if you don't have anything helpful to say.
[02:27] <bod_> bazhang, hey dude, il just check if bodhi_zazen is around
[02:27] <fde> arrrghhh: I could have assisted you, but you have created a bad environment in the channel, so you won't be getting help from me.
[02:27] <bod_> bazhang, no he's not -- but il give u a shout if he comes in ;~)
[02:27] <slidge> i cant believe how difficult it is to get more than 8 loopback devices, has anyone ever done anything like this before in ubuntu?
[02:27] <ipodman715> pwned
[02:28] <grockit> Hello, I'm running 8.04 on a Mac Pro, and the VNC and NX servers bog down the machine. X11 takes alot of the processor.
[02:28] <arrrghhh> fde, ok, thanks.
[02:28] <babolat> in subversion, i get 'PROPFIND request failed' http://paste.ubuntu.com/11765/
[02:28] <grockit> Its funny because the machine performs worse that a core 2 duo laptop and an iMac running Ubuntu.
[02:29] <STSX> What's the best way to disable "Dansguardian" from loading on startup without uninstalling it? It's set to load in the /etc/rc.d/init.d/ directory.
[02:29] <ttmontoya> pac1: ok all I want is to fix the resolution which is 800x600 its too bog i hate it
[02:29] <Starnestommy> STSX: sudo update-rc.d -f dansguardian remove
[02:29] <ttmontoya> pac1: ok all I want is to fix the resolution which is 800x600 its too big i hate it, sorry
[02:29] <amenado> STSX initctl list dansguardian?
[02:29] <bazhang> arrrghhh, please refrain from name calling
[02:30] <arrrghhh> bazhang, where did that come from?
[02:30] <pac1> arrrghh, keep the questions and comments technical and you'll be ok. Comment on character flaws and us techies ignore you.  We know we have character flaws...
[02:30] <fde> ttmontoya: Are there any more resolutions available in System > Preferences > Screen Resolution?
[02:30] <^Tech-Help^> lol
[02:30] <ian_liu88> Which is better? 64 bits processor or 32?
[02:30] <ian_liu88> for Ubuntu
[02:30] <bazhang> !coc | arrrghhh
[02:30] <Jburrke> does anyone know how to set up a graphics tablet in ubuntu?
[02:30] <arrrghhh> pac1, didn't realize i was.
[02:30] <ttmontoya> pac1: only the 640x?
[02:30] <pac1> fde, ttmontoya, that 's the first thing to check.
[02:30] <Starnestommy> ian_liu88: a 64-bit processor is usually better
[02:30] <ttmontoya> I did
[02:31] <fde> pac1: Hence my first reply to him  :P
[02:31] <babolat> ian_liu88: aside from being able to hold idiotic amounts of ram, they're basically the same
[02:31] <pac1> ttmontoya,  I had the same problem yesterday.
[02:31] <ian_liu88> Starnestommy: But, isn't it known to have more bugs?
[02:31] <grockit> Why would Xorg be really slow when running VNC?
[02:31] <STSX> Starnestommy, amenado: Thanks much, and is there by chance a way to do it from the GUI?
[02:31] <Starnestommy> ian_liu88: but the 32-bit version of Ubuntu, which works on 64-bit processors, has less bugs
[02:31] <ttmontoya> I have only two options
[02:31] <ikaruga2091> hi all, what's the correct way to invoke an xterm from udev rules?
[02:31] <arrrghhh> i'm glad everyone defends arrogance.  that's the linux way!
[02:31] <ttmontoya> did you fix it
[02:31] <bazhang> arrrghhh, please stop
[02:31] <fde> ttmontoya: Unfortunately experience tells me that the new Xserver doesn't like manual configuration.
[02:31] <pac1> ttmontoya,  you need to do a bit of figuring out how x is configured on your laptop.  You may be able to increase the resolution without changing the driver.
[02:31] <jsoftw> What are you so wired up about arrrghhh
[02:32] <fde> bazhang: Could you please +b him for 10 mins so he can relax?
[02:32] <arrrghhh> bazhang, i'm done
[02:32] <Veinor> For some reason, my sounds sounds like crap now.
[02:32] <arrrghhh> jsoftw, it's not even worth it.
[02:32] <b0x> google.com
[02:32] <ttmontoya> HOW?
[02:32] <Jburrke> can anyone help me set up my graphics tablet on ubuntu? D:
[02:32] <ikaruga2091> does anyone know the correct way to invoke a terminal from udev rules?
[02:32] <ubuntu_> #ubuntu-es
[02:32] <zChris> well it was a pretty stupid answer :)
[02:32] <babolat> !ask | Jburrke
[02:33] <pac1> ttmontoya, ah... you may need to go poking about in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:33] <Dr_willis> grockit,  vnc is a bit slow - in how its done. Theres a few tweaks you can do to speed it up dependong on exactly which vncserver you are using.
[02:33] <Jburrke> ><
[02:33] <Jburrke> chats going so fast, figured it may have been over looked
[02:33] <Veinor> Weirdly, it only does it when stuff like music is playing. Pure tones sound fine.
[02:33] <jairo> my video driver as ATI
[02:33] <pac1> ttmontoya, its easy to mess things up, but if you have a backup of that file as it is right now, you can always get back to where you want it.
[02:33] <grockit> ﻿Dr_willis: Both VNC and NX really bog the machine down
[02:33] <Jburrke> usually if someone doesnt know they would say so >__>
[02:33] <babolat> i know this is a repetition.. but please, have a look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/11765/ it's a difficulty im having with SVN
[02:33] <jairo> and run the glest straategy game]
[02:34] <grockit> ﻿Dr_willis: Its like I'm working remotely
[02:34] <fde> Jburrke: Many here are used to it, and all you need to worry about is text that is highlighted like this  :)
[02:34] <pac1> ttmontoya, use the cp command to copy the file to your home directory
[02:34] <grockit> ﻿Dr_willis: What sort of tweaks do you usually do with Ubuntu's standard vnc server?
[02:34] <Jburrke> not highlited.. using pidgin to get here XD
[02:34] <Dr_willis> grockit,  try a much lighter desktopp/window manager.  I guess. check to be sure only  the vnc process you want to run are running. I normally DONT share the 'current/visible' desktop - that can bog things down. I dont use the gnome 'share desktop' feature.
[02:34] <Jburrke> but, i hear you
[02:35] <docgnome> how do I make X not start by default?
[02:35] <jairo> and when i click to mouse close the window, do you undertand my problem ???
[02:35] <Dr_willis> grockit,  reducing the # of colors, res can help
[02:35] <bullgard4> Starnestommy: Is there a difference between a 'peer-based' protocol and a 'peer-to-peer' protocol? (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer)
[02:35] <Veinor> This seems to happen  no matter what sound driver I use :/
[02:35] <Jburrke> newish question
[02:35] <grockit> ﻿Dr_willis: Thanks
[02:35] <Jburrke> if i link to a page that has directions on how to install my devices drivers, could one of you help me through it?
[02:35] <babolat> oh well.. thanks anyway :)
[02:36] <Jburrke> like i said, the terminal makes no sense to me XD
[02:36] <alexvd> i have to run gutsy and it has the older version of lirc 0.8.2, if i do a upgrade will that allow me to get the newest version of lirc 0.8.3?
[02:36] <arrrghhh> grockit, i've heard x11vnc is much more efficient if your connection is slow.
[02:36] <darkcrab> i keep putting emerald --replace in the terminal, and it starts emerald, but when I reset the computer, I am back to metacity, any ideas?
[02:36] <Starnestommy> bullgard4: they're pretty much the same
[02:36] <bullgard4> Starnestommy: ok.
[02:36] <fde> Jburrke: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom might be of some assistance... what does 'lspci | grep -i graphics' return though?
[02:37] <fde> Jburrke: Tablets are just a different input method, graphics aren't part of that  ;)
[02:37] <grockit> arrrghhh: Thanks. I actually have a T1 connection. Its processing the screen thats slow for me.
[02:37] <iXneonXi> help, can anyone tell me if you can overlay a Clock while a screensaver is active?
[02:37] <Dr_willis> grockit,  normally when i vnc into a machine i use vnc4server and have it run as minimal of a desktop as i can in a 'virtual vnc only' desktop. Ive heard that FreeNX is much faster. but ive not iused freenx.
[02:37] <Jburrke> fde: nah, i know.. they're just called a "graphics tablet" usually..
[02:37] <Jburrke> fde: do you want me to just run that code through a terminal?
[02:38] <Invisionfree> Im using Konqueror, and about:plugins says there's a java plugin, but java doesn't work .. Why?
[02:38] <fde> grockit: Many report FreeNX to have good performance, of course X11 will take up a lot of resources, it's the parent of every GUI on the system.
[02:38] <fde> Jburrke: yes please.
[02:38] <Scunizi> What ever you do don't use Remote Desktop Viewer to view your own desktop.. you'll play havoc trying to get out.  It's like looking into a mirror that has a mirror behind you.. interesting actually
[02:38] <Jburrke> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[02:38] <Jburrke> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[02:38] <Jburrke> what i got >__>
[02:38] <pac1> ttmontoya, and you get logged out like i just did.  Don't panic it's just a logout and log back in.   Should happen in a few seconds.
[02:38] <fde> Jburrke: What issues are you having with that card?
[02:39] <Jburrke> not sure of any issues Oo
[02:39] <grockit> fde: Its weird that NX is *much* slower on a 8-core than a 2-core.
[02:39] <fde> Jburrke: It _should_ be one of the best supported cards.
 put emerald --replace where it says "command" in the window decoration section of compiz settings
[02:39] <fde> Jburrke: Then what did you need assistance with with it?
[02:39] <Jburrke> i'm simply trying to get my tablet to work.. it's recognized when i plug it in but i cant move the mouse and a click = "backspace" on firefox
[02:40] <ttmontoya> pac1: ok
[02:40] <Lincooled> hi everybody :)
[02:40] <pac1> ttmontoya, if you've made changes to your xorg.conf, the server may not like them.  It will crash on startup.  You'll be left with a terminal window.  Again... don't panic.  You have your backup file right in your home directory so you can copy it back and try again.
[02:40] <Invisionfree> Im using Konqueror, and about:plugins says there's a java plugin, but java doesn't work .. Why? Anyone? Highlight me please!
[02:40] <Jburrke> fde: http://www.geniusnet.com/geniusOnline/online.portal?_nfpb=true&productPortlet_actionOverride=%2Fportlets%2FproductArea%2Fcategory%2FqueryPro&_windowLabel=productPortlet&productPortletproductId=341204&_pageLabel=productPage&test=portlet-action
[02:40] <Jburrke> that's my tablet
[02:40] <Veinor> The sound on my hardy box is coming out heavily, heavily distorted.
[02:40] <fde> Jburrke: Great... but what isn't working that you need assistance with?
[02:41] <fde> Jburrke: From what you've said, it should just work by default?
[02:41] <arrrghhh> Veinor, have you tried turning the volume on the input side down?
[02:41] <pac1> ttmontoya, it helps if you have another computer you can log in and get to xchat with, in case you muck up something bad and need help getting things straightened out.
[02:41] <Jburrke> fde: it's not though.. i plug it in and all that works is the click button which is read by the computer as "backspace" on firefox
[02:41] <DarrenCT> anyone hear of installing dapper system sounds?
[02:41] <Sergeant_Pony> Flannel you here?
[02:41] <pac1> ttmontoya,  you'll also probably have to do some rtfm'ing
[02:41] <Jburrke> i cant move the mouse at all.. so i cant test to see if pressure/tilt even work
[02:42] <Veinor> oh, fixed it!
[02:42] <arrrghhh> your welcome lol
[02:42] <pac1> I'd suggest looking at a wikipedia article on the x server for starters, then try reading about the various options for ati drivers.
[02:42] <DarrenCT> FreshUbuntu anyone???
[02:42] <fde> Jburrke: try installing wacom-tools ?
[02:42] <ttmontoya> pac1: rtfm'ing what is this
[02:42] <martin_> Hi i just installed 8.04 and im wondering is there a way to run dual monitor?
[02:42] <ringer> to manage my drives, i need to be using gparted from the livecd correct?
[02:42] <Jburrke> okay.. is there a guide to walk me through that?
[02:43] <pac1> rtfm stands for "read the fine manual"
[02:43] <Jburrke> like i said, ultimate linux nabb
[02:43] <Lincooled> someone know a guide in C/C++ for an open source project for a beginner ?
[02:43] <fde> Jburrke: via 'sudo aptitude install wacom-tools' ... it recommends something vital  :)
[02:43] <Jburrke> pac1: lol fine
[02:43] <jairo> o
[02:43] <pac1> s/fine/ f word of your choice/
[02:43] <Jburrke> pac1: XD
[02:44] <Jburrke> fde: thanks, it's installing..
[02:44] <pac1> XD?
[02:44] <STSX> I have to download about 180 MB worth of stuff in Synaptic, and I'm wondering if I can start it now, quit in a while, and continue with it tomorrow? Is this possible?
[02:44] <slidge> in case anyone was curious, you have to put this in /etc/modprobe.d/loop.local:
[02:44] <slidge> options loop max_loop=255
[02:44] <WIDESPREADpanic> what should i use to edit css website in ubuntu?
[02:44] <slidge> then rmmod and modprobe loop
[02:44] <Jburrke> fde: when it's done shal i just plug it in and see if it works, or is there a bit of configuring i should do?
[02:44] <Jburrke> pac1: it's a smiley.. like :) but a bit of a laughing one.. XD
[02:44] <Jburrke> pac1: :P
[02:45] <fde> Jburrke: That is a tool to configure things... but it might "Just Work(tm)" when that's installed, we'll see
[02:45] <wobblywu> I'm trying to make my multimedia keys (so, XF86AudioRaiseVolume) to control PCM volume instead of Master... don't even know where to start, though
[02:45] <wobblywu> minus 'to'
[02:45] <Jburrke> fde: nope.. same effect
[02:45] <iXneonXi> anyone in here know how to get a clock that displays inside a screensaver
[02:45] <pac1> ttmontoya, another thing to do is simply print out the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and take a look at it.  You can also find samples of it on the web.  Maybe even one that can be used with your particular laptop.
[02:45] <D-Unit> any1 here have folding@home running properly?
[02:45] <fde> Jburrke: Is there a new entry in System > Preferences or System > Administration now?
[02:46] <Lincooled> WIDESPREADpanic: did you try bluefish editor?
[02:46] <andresj> I know this is not #svn, but I was told it was not possible. I probably asked the wrong way though :)... How do I convert a SVN snapshot (say, a tarball with no .svn dirs) to a SVN checkout so that I can update it?
[02:46] <sCOTTo> pdfedit is rubbish
[02:46] <Jburrke> fde: not sure
[02:46] <fde> andresj: Ubuntu directly forked SVN for Bazaar, so you're really asking the wrong place  ;)
[02:46] <Jburrke> fde: do you have any idea what it would be named?
[02:46] <pac1> ttmontoya, when I'm struggling with something, I'm never afraid of breaking anything.  (its mine, I get to keep the pieces and put them back together anyway)
[02:47] <fde> Jburrke: Something about Tablets I'd assume
[02:47] <Dr_willis> iXneonXi,  check the package manager for other screensavers. I recall one or 2 with clocks in there.
[02:47] <Jburrke> fde: nope, dont see anything =/
[02:47] <fidelio> hi.  Have problems with printer setup.  CUPS recognize printer and test page is ok. CAnnot print with any program
[02:47] <D-Unit> does hardy use more system ressources than gutsy cuz on package of hardy it says 386mb ram and on gutsy and below it says 256mb
[02:47] <iXneonXi> Dr_willis: i'm looking for something that works with all screensavers - I enjoy my Flurry, I just wish I could have a clock somewhere
[02:48] <Dr_willis> iXneonXi,  all screensavers? Never noticed a tool that can put a clock on top of EVERY screensaver. There are clock-screensavers however.
[02:48] <prakriti> Does anybody use dia?  Can it export to pdf?
[02:49] <fde> Jburrke: dpkg -L wacom-tools | grep bin ?
[02:49] <Jburrke> fde: i have no idea what you just said.. you want me to run that? Oo
[02:49] <fde> prakriti: Every application that can print can export to PDF.
[02:49] <arrrghhh> D-Unit, 384 is 'recommended' for live-cd usage.  even on gutsy (as i recall)
[02:49]  * sCOTTo just needs a proper pdf editing tool!
[02:49] <fde> Jburrke: yup
[02:49] <iXneonXi> Dr_willis: I'll try looking at the Flurry source and I'll post a question on the mailing list or forum
[02:50] <Dr_willis> iXneonXi,  never heard of flurry.
[02:50] <Jburrke> /usr/bin
[02:50] <Jburrke> /usr/bin/wacdump
[02:50] <Jburrke> /usr/bin/xidump
[02:50] <Jburrke> /usr/bin/xsetwacom
[02:50] <FloodBot2> Jburrke: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:50] <Jburrke> fde: what i got
[02:50] <iXneonXi> Dr_willis: ah, it's the default OS X screensaver ported to Linux
[02:50] <TokenBad> hey folks...I went out and got an old computer to put ubuntu on...but everytime try to load the live cd...when it gets to loading the gui it says signal out of range..anyone know how to fix this?
[02:50] <iXneonXi> Dr_willis: quite beautiful I find
[02:50] <fde> prakriti: Print as usual... but pick the PDF export from the list of printers.
[02:50] <fde> Jburrke: try running xsetwacom
[02:50] <STSX> If nobody knows how to interrupt then continue a download in Synaptic, is it possible with apt-get or something similar? Or if I could get a direct link to the files I'm downloading, I could use a download manager.
[02:51] <Jburrke> fde: got a lot of junk
[02:51] <bazhang> TokenBad, boot in safe mode; then down the screen res/fix the drivers
[02:51] <Dr_willis> iXneonXi,  there is flury for linux at the flury home page i just googled. :)
[02:51] <rod0009> does anyone have the intel 950GMA video card?
[02:51] <Dr_willis> iXneonXi,  Tobias Sargeant has produced a version of Flurry for all you GNU/Linux fans (as part of the xscreensaver distribution). Get it  here.
[02:51] <gnomer> good evening
[02:51] <fde> Jburrke: pastebin it for me please
[02:51] <ttmontoya> pacl: it says that i cant, You do not have the permissions necessary to save the file.
[02:51] <fde> !paste | Jburrke
[02:51] <Jburrke> fde: is this the collaboration tool? Oo
[02:51] <TokenBad> bazhang I tried in safe mode..did same thing
[02:51] <pac1> ttmontoya, You might also try installing the ATI drivers and see if that does anything for you.
[02:51] <rod0009> ﻿(21:51:19) rod0009: does anyone have the intel 950GMA video card?
[02:51] <Jburrke> Usage: xsetwacom [options] [command [arguments...]]
[02:51] <Jburrke> Options:
[02:51] <Jburrke>  -h, --help                 - usage
[02:51] <Jburrke>  -v, --verbose              - verbose output
[02:51] <Jburrke>  -V, --version              - version info
[02:51] <FloodBot2> Jburrke: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:51] <Jburrke>  -d, --display disp_name    - override default display
[02:51] <rod0009> ﻿(21:51:19) rod0009: does anyone have the intel 950GMA video card?
[02:51] <rod0009> ﻿(21:51:19) rod0009: does anyone have the intel 950GMA video card?
[02:51] <FloodBot2> rod0009: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:51] <fidelio> hi.  Have problems with printer setup.  CUPS recognize printer and test page is ok. CAnnot print with any program
[02:51] <pac1> ttmontoya, info on ati can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[02:52] <bazhang> Jburrke, pastebin it please
[02:52] <fiyawerx> does anyone actually have a working weather applet? none of the ones i find actually connect and get the weather
[02:52] <iXneonXi> Dr_willis: yah, but I don't think his version has a clock. I may email him to see if it's an easy mod
[02:52] <fde> Jburrke: Do not paste in channel... I didn't specify that explicitly, apologies... I said to use pastebin though...
[02:52] <tinker> I'm on Ubuntu 8.04.  I want to test a live Ubuntu CD.  My systems doesn't seem to be booting from a CD.  How do I get into my bios or is there another way?
[02:52] <pac1> ttmontoya, is this of any help?
[02:52] <poty> can anyone tell me how to install emesene themes ¿?
[02:52] <bazhang> tinker, get into bios and choose boot from cd
[02:52] <arrrghhh> tinker, every bios is different, on boot the bios tells you how
[02:52] <fde> Jburrke: You can talk again now.
[02:52] <Jburrke> eh..
[02:53] <niriven> server irc.freenode.net
[02:53] <tinker> okay I will reboot and watch for messages
[02:53] <rootyrooty> Hi,
[02:53] <Jburrke> what's pastebin? ><
[02:53] <rootyrooty> Hi, how do I delete a mysql databaseÉ
[02:53] <Jburrke> i think i did it >__>
[02:53] <fde> !paste | Jburrke please use the link this provides to paste what xsetwacom said:
[02:53] <ttmontoya> pacl: yes
[02:53] <Jburrke> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11769/
[02:53] <rod0009> ﻿(21:51:19) rod0009: does anyone have the intel 950GMA video card?
[02:53] <TokenBad> bazhang I tried in safe mode..did same thing
[02:53] <MTecknology> taquitos, you around?
[02:53] <lopin> Anyone know how to stream shoutcast in linux?  I have the server running on the computer downstairs, but no way to get music to it...
[02:53] <Jburrke> sorry bout that =/
[02:54] <ttmontoya> pacl: You do not have the permissions necessary to save the file. how do I get permission
[02:54] <cathartia> hello - I hope you can help me
[02:54] <bazhang> Jburrke, please dont do it again
[02:54] <poty> can anyone tell me how to install emesene themes ¿?
[02:54] <pac1> ttmontoya, sorry I can't be more specific, Its been a few years since used the r128 driver.
[02:54] <Jburrke> bazhang: i wont, was an accident.. sorry
[02:54] <cathartia> I'm having a strange issue with my wireless configuration.
[02:55] <armadill0> Hi I am trying to install do the alternate encrypted kubuntu intstall, and I'm having some trouble with the partitioner.  It will let me set a partition as 'encrypted disk' but won't let me mount / on it.  How can I set this HD up with encrypted kubuntu?
[02:55] <fde> Jburrke: I'd recommend 'xsetwacom -x' probably, as I don't think the rest will be enlightening to you... ensure the tablet is connected to the machine though...
[02:55] <martin_> hi could anyone tell me how to setup dual monitors with an nvidia 8800gts gpu
[02:55] <pac1> ttmontoya,  Aha!  the permissions problem.  I ran into that on Saturday when I was getting my xorg.conf up to speed.  Here's what you do...
[02:56] <Jburrke> fde: i think the problem is that i do not have a wacom tablet.. take a look at this link
[02:56] <Dr_willis> martin_,  install and run the 2 not installed by default nvidia config tools.
[02:56] <ttmontoya> pacl: ok you told me to modified the xorg.conf file but it dont let me , do I have to login in root
[02:56] <Jburrke> fde: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TabletSetupWizardpen
[02:56] <billenium> !lamp
[02:56] <Jordan_U> ttmontoya, No, use sudo
[02:56] <cathartia> all of the parameters look correct in /etc/network/interfaces
[02:56] <Dr_willis> martin_,  theres one that does NOT have a X in the name. it has a gui to set up the monitors/layout. , the othe is what i use to enable twinview support in the xorg.conf file.
[02:56] <WIDESPREADpanic> what should i use to edit css website in ubuntu?
[02:56] <Jordan_U> ttmontoya, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:57] <pac1> ttmontoya, First go read about file permissions on linux if you haven't already.  You want to be able to set the permissions on the xorg.conf files and on the directory above them so you can do what you want from your login, without using sudo all the time.
[02:57] <martin_> dr_willis install what and how, ive got about 1hr experience on this OS
[02:57] <cathartia> but ifup ath0 fails unless I do an "iwconfig ath0 essid networkname" 1st
[02:57] <fde> Jburrke: Do you see your device in that list?
[02:57] <jrib> WIDESPREADpanic: your favorite text editor?
[02:57] <docgnome> WIDESPREADpanic: emacs or vim :-p
[02:57] <Jburrke> fde: yes
[02:57] <arrrghhh> WIDESPREADpanic, a text editor, yes.
[02:57] <cathartia> this means that the cmputer won't boot and joing the network on its own - which is exactly what I want
[02:57] <fde> Jburrke: Ok, then follow the guide there, and tell me whether it gets it working  :)
[02:57] <pac1> ttmontoya,  but first note what the permissions are before you start.  Be sure to reset them that way when you're done.  Leaving config files with open permissions is not such a good thing.
[02:57] <Jburrke> fde: but i dont understand that guide =/
[02:58] <sunexplodes> quick question: Hardy by default sets the inactive window decorations to be transparent, which I don't like, but I can't find the option to disable it in the Compiz Settings Manager... anyone know where I can find it?
[02:58] <Dr_willis> martin_,   one of the commands to do is lilke ' sudo nvidia-config --twinview'  (that may not be the right command name),,  then restart the X server that should make both moniotrs start working. then run the OTHER tool to  tweak the monitors.
[02:58] <tinker> Okay, I rebooted my computer looking for directions in how to get into my bios.  There weren't any, just "ESC" to get out of grub.
[02:58] <Dr_willis> martin_,  not on a Linux box - so i cant verify the proper commands.
[02:58] <fde> Jburrke: everything in the boxes is stuff to type, and requires no thinking... everything explains what you're doing at that point.
[02:58] <fidelio> HALLO -- Have problems with printer setup.  CUPS recognizes printer and test page is ok but cannot print with any program
[02:58] <martin_> dr_willis sorry you really lost me, and how do i do that
[02:58] <pac1> martin_, the gotcha in this is if you have a kvm...
[02:58] <Jburrke> fde: i'll give it a shot.. where it says "general info" though i dont have any of those ubuntu versions
[02:58] <amenado> cathartia-> paste in pastebin your interfaces file
[02:58] <jrib> ttmontoya, pac1: that's not the proper way to edit system-wide config files really.  You want to use sudo
[02:58] <Jburrke> i've got 8.04 or whatever
[02:58] <fiyawerx> where do you set the number of desktops?
[02:59] <fde> Jburrke: It looks complicated, but I promise it's really not, just follow that guide please.
[02:59] <Dr_willis> martin_,  from the shell. If you are lost in shell  ussage.  You may want to spend an hr reading a few shell/bash tutorials.
[02:59] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: you could consider putting the lines you want in the /etc/rc.local file
[02:59] <rootyrooty> Hi, how do I delete a mysql databaseÉ
[02:59] <Dr_willis> !twinview | martin_
[02:59] <Jordan_U> tinker, Usually you have to hit something like the delete key *before* you see GRUB
[02:59] <cathartia> What I mean to say is: /etc/network/interfaces correctly specifies the network name - but it doesn't get used unless I manually use iwconfig
[02:59] <fde> Jburrke: The guide needs to be updated is all...
[02:59] <Jburrke> fde: sure, but what about my ubuntu version.. ><
[02:59] <Jburrke> fde: so just follow it to the letter?
[02:59] <tinker> Jordan_U: which key should I hit?
[02:59] <rycole> if i have a python app that tries to mount a filesystem, and i do 'sudo python', and manually call the function, would this be enough to mount the fs? it doesn't appear to be mounting anything.
[02:59] <fde> Jburrke: yup
[02:59] <martin_> ok, thx guys ill check that out
[02:59] <cathartia> what is /etc/rc.local   ?
[02:59] <Nalidixic> good evening everyone. question about apt-get.. if there are programs I want to get but don't know the name of the package, is there a place to search?
[02:59] <amenado> cathartia-> paste in pastebin your interfaces file..lets see if anything we can spot
[02:59] <Jburrke> fde: okay, give me a minute and i'll be back.. thanks :D
[02:59] <pac1> jrib, ttmontoya, jrib is right, but I always break the rules.  As long as everyting is set back to the right permissions, would you be ok with it jrib?
[02:59] <Jordan_U> tinker, Depends on your BIOS unfortunately
[02:59] <arrrghhh> tinker, try a bunch - f2, del, any of the f keys.
[02:59] <cathartia> amenado:  what is paste-bin  ?
[02:59] <tinker> ugh
[02:59] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: it is a file that runs on boot
[03:00] <jrib> !apt > Nalidixic (read the private message from ubottu)
[03:00] <amenado> !paste | cathartia
[03:00] <Jordan_U> tinker, It will usually flash quickly across the screen when you boot
[03:00] <jrib> Nalidixic: use Synaptic or Add/Remove if you want a gui
[03:00] <arrrghhh> tinker, that's why i said look for the message.  they almost always say *something* like "hit del to enter setup"
[03:00] <fiyawerx> tinker, hold down any key, then when you get the key stuck message it should say like f2 to enter setup
[03:00] <cathartia> odd:  so I can just do an iwconfig in there - problem solved
[03:00] <obijywk> Nalidixic, packages.ubuntu.com
[03:00] <bazhang> Nalidixic, packages.ubuntu.com or apt-cache search keyword
[03:00] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: you could try...
[03:00] <jrib> pac1: no, I don't really see the point to be honest
[03:00] <tinker> fiyawerx:  okay I will try that
[03:00] <Nalidixic> ty
[03:00] <fiyawerx> tinker, what kind ofm achine?
[03:00] <fiyawerx> he could have just googled :-\
[03:01] <cathartia> amenado:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11771/
[03:01] <fiyawerx> dells are usually like f12
[03:01] <pac1> jrib, maybe I'm making this too hard... I just hate typing my password over and over.
[03:01] <jrib> pac1: you would need to sudo to change permissions anyway and the likelihood you mess something up increases
[03:01] <fiyawerx> anyone know how to set extra desktops?
[03:01] <cathartia> odd:  I need the command to be SUDOd
[03:01] <pac1> jrib, ttmontoya,  listen to jrib.
[03:01] <bazhang> fiyawerx, in ubuntu or compiz for cube
[03:01] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: that is ok. rc.local runs as root on boot up
[03:01] <jrib> pac1: you shouldn't be editing files that often that it becomes a burden.  In any case, you can get a root shell with 'sudo -i' for those special occasions
[03:01] <fiyawerx> bazhang, both, actually, i only have 2
[03:01] <cathartia> odd:  that sounds like a good hack for this
[03:02] <cathartia> amenado:  do you see anything wrong with my interfaces file?
[03:02] <fiyawerx> bazhang, might actually switch over to kde soon tho, gnome is gettign on my nerves again
[03:02] <pac1> jrib, thanks.  I didn't know that.
[03:02] <rickJames> I am trying to run the 8.04 live cd and once i get past hte options i get "out of range" on my monitor. after attempting to change the vga settigns manually, i've come to ask for suggestions
[03:02] <Jburrke> fde: i'm at the part where it says to note the product of the tablet
[03:02] <fiyawerx> i really like how gvfs handles remote locations but eh
[03:02] <cathartia> like I said - it has the network name in there but when I do an iwconfig after an ifup the network name is blank until I manually set it with iwconfig
[03:02] <amenado> cathartia-> you are using static, am not sure even with auth ath0 would initiate an association to AP
[03:02] <cathartia> then all is well
[03:02] <taquitos> ﻿MTecknology : still there?
[03:02] <bazhang> fiyawerx, cube is in general virtual horizontal desktops set to 4 (in ccsm) in ubuntu right click on workplace switcher and up the number
[03:02] <Jburrke> fde: mine's the exact same as his.. so do those commands just go into the same terminal?
[03:02] <user__> is there an application like netlimiter for linux?
[03:03] <MTecknology> taquitos, you're back now?
[03:03] <thingfish> rickJames: what all have you done?
[03:03] <taquitos> yes
[03:03] <MTecknology> taquitos, I PM'd you
[03:03] <cathartia> amenado:  I don't understand - please explain
[03:03] <TokenBad> when at command prompt in live cd..how you start gui?
[03:03] <taquitos> hmm
[03:03] <rickJames> thingfish, other than the vga (f4) option nothing. i'm at a loss
[03:03] <Gestapospank> Whats the kernel boot command to disable sda from probing the CD-ROM in ubuntu?
[03:03] <Jburrke> fde: are you there?
[03:04] <bazhang> TokenBad, startx
[03:04] <cathartia> amenado:  I don't know what you mean
[03:04] <pac1> jrib, ttmontoya,  I dont' normally go around changing config files.  In this case it was a brand new box with an old xorg.conf on it from the box i ripped the disk drive from.  A certain amount of tinkering was needed to go from 640x480 on one screen to 1280x1024 on two screens with a kvm thrown in for more fun.
[03:04] <taquitos> i just pm'ed you
[03:04] <arrrghhh> so does anyone know how to transfer audio to bluetooth connected speakers?
[03:04] <amenado> cathartia-> having you set it as static, i dont believe it will initiate a process to associate with your AP
[03:04] <pac1> pac1, jrib, that's exactly what ttmontoya wants to do.
[03:04] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: put the commands that you usually execute to start your network in teh rc.local file... reboot and see if it worked.
[03:04] <MTecknology> taquitos, register to services
[03:04] <cathartia> amenado:  what do you mean by "associate"
[03:04] <bluefoxx> how can i combine two boot disk ISOs? i want to combine a sisela boot disk with a super grub disk[to save CDs]
[03:04] <cathartia> amenado:  what do you mean by "AP"
[03:05] <pac1> ttmontoya, jrib, gotta go.  bedtime for bonzo.
[03:05] <taquitos> argh
[03:05] <jrib> pac1: night
[03:05] <TokenBad> bazhang, thanks...did that and get an error saying server is already active for display 0...and to remove /tmp/.xo-lock and start again
[03:05] <bluefoxx> command line is prefered...
[03:05] <fips> whats the command to get root again?
[03:05] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: ap == access point
[03:05] <cathartia> amenado:  what do you mean by "it"
[03:05] <arrrghhh> i have the speakers connected, but now i don't know how to transfer the audio from the computer to the speakers
[03:05] <jrib> !sudo > fips (read the private message from ubottu)
[03:05] <bazhang> TokenBad, try ctrl alt f7
[03:05] <m_tadeu> hi eveyone
[03:05] <fips> !sudo
[03:05] <pac1> ttmontoya, good luck with this.  I hang out here sometimes, look me up and let me know how you make out.
[03:05] <Odd-rationale> cathartia: gtg, good luck!
[03:05] <bluefoxx> fips: sudo is single command, su is log into root
[03:05] <cathartia> amenado:  I want to use static IPs - do you think it will work with dhcp?
[03:05] <Sunx> anybody ever get his error when trying access screen resolution under preferences with 8.04 "The X Server does not support the XRandR extension.  Runtime resolution changes to the display size are not available."
[03:05] <TokenBad> bazhang get signal out of range
[03:05] <cathartia> odd: thanks for the idea
[03:05] <m_tadeu> how can I run a script when I insert a usb disk?
[03:06] <jrib> m_tadeu: research udev
[03:06] <MTecknology> bluefoxx, no - su is switch user
[03:06] <amenado> cathartia may i suggest you read up on some tutorials on wireless networking
[03:06] <absnt> Im trying to use vlc as my media player in firefox and when I try to view a steaming quicktime video the link to it says "no video" and I can't even click on it..
[03:06] <bazhang> TokenBad, what res you have it set to
[03:06] <bluefoxx> MTecknology: but it also lets you log on as root if you use it alone
[03:06] <TokenBad> 800x600 60hz
[03:06] <TokenBad> but had to reset in the xorg stuff..so like need to restart it with those settings
[03:06] <cathartia> amenado:  I've read some already.  The problem seems to be the network name not getting set right.
[03:07] <porpoise> how do i disable automount?
[03:07] <Jburrke> fde: you there? ><
[03:07] <bazhang> TokenBad, that is out of range? what card and drivers and how installed
[03:07] <arrrghhh> porpoise, edit /etc/fstab
[03:07] <thingfish> rickJames: 8.04 doesn't make it easy on us.  They took away our prime tool for configuring display.
[03:07] <sCOTTo> anyone with a clue about PDF editing programs?
[03:07] <cathartia> amenado:  As I said, as soon as I manually set it with iwconfig - all is well
[03:07] <TokenBad> bazhang its an old hp..just bought it today..has a Intel 82865G card in it..and used vesa driver
[03:07] <toxguy25> hi, can somebody help me with sound problem? i updated my ubuntu 8.04 and i have no sound output but headphones are still detected
[03:07] <Sunx> set what with iwconfig
[03:07] <paulcross> sCOTTo, pdfeditor
[03:08] <rickJames> thingfish : it appears tokenbad (who i was helping too) has found some one who is working on it with him. thank you for your time :)
[03:08] <cathartia> amenado:  And when I run "ifup atho -va" I see the correct network name in the output.
[03:08] <amenado> catharia, then be happy with it, its not such an issue
[03:08] <arrrghhh> sCOTTo, there aren't really any that are *good*.
[03:08] <MTecknology> gosh I loved shared keys
[03:08] <sparky01> you mean displayconfig-gtk
[03:08] <bazhang> TokenBad, what res do you want to get with that
[03:08] <porpoise> is it dangerous that ubuntu keeps automount my drive while I resize it with gparted?
[03:08] <thingfish> rickJames: what tools are available, require a gui.  Which of course you don't have. :)
[03:08] <sparky01> where did that go?
[03:08] <MTecknology> so... can anybody explain to me how to set up IPsec?
[03:08] <TokenBad> bazhang whatever it allows...
[03:08] <sCOTTo> arrrghhh: yeah tell me about it - I found pdfedit in ubuntu - but it didnt DO anything really... i need one for an end user :(
[03:08] <Jburrke> arrrghhh
[03:08] <cathartia> amenado:  It is a show stopper for me because I want to run this computer headless in the garage - it must be able to join the network at boot time
[03:08] <bazhang> TokenBad, that is something you need to fiddle with then--is this hardy or gutsy
[03:08] <sCOTTo> !pdfeditor
[03:09] <TokenBad> bazhang but once get it set..how restart x with those settings
[03:09] <sCOTTo> paulcross: do you mean pdfedit or pdfeditor ?
[03:09] <arrrghhh> sCOTTo, there's not any good windows solutions either unless you want to pay for adobe reader pro
[03:09] <cathartia> amenado:  I can't login to the machine to do iwconfig if the machine won't join the net
[03:09] <Caram> hey, how can I see what's running a specific port?
[03:09] <TokenBad> bazhang its 7.04 to be honest..thats the disk I have
[03:09] <bluefoxx> how can i combine two boot disk ISOs? i want to combine a sisela boot disk with a super grub disk[to save CDs] command line is easier for me[though if i need programs i can do that /sigh]
[03:09] <sCOTTo> arrrghhh: i wonder why...
[03:09] <Cyrus__> #irc.overthewire.org
[03:09] <Caram> running on*
[03:09] <cathartia> amenado:  If this were a laptop - there would be no issue
[03:09] <arrrghhh> sCOTTo, it's a proprietary format...
[03:09] <sCOTTo> ahhh
[03:09] <cathartia> amenado:  But it is a Desktop running headless
[03:09] <arrrghhh> Caram, netstat
[03:09] <absnt> Im trying to use vlc as my media player in firefox and when I try to view a steaming quicktime video the link to it says "no video" and I can't even click on it.. sometimes firefox will crash
[03:09] <Caram> thanks
[03:10] <fiyawerx> sCOTTo, what about foxit?
[03:10] <paulcross> sCOTTo, same thing. the package called pdfedit. but the programe named pdfeditor.
[03:10] <sCOTTo> fiyawerx: whats that like?
[03:10] <amenado> cathartia-> you can try dhcp
[03:10] <porpoise> Does ubuntu have anything similar to partimage?
[03:10] <Caram> arrrghhh, is there a way for me to look at a specific port?
[03:10] <fiyawerx> sCOTTo, never tried their editor, but i always use it for just pdf reading, very nice, lightweight too
[03:10] <cathartia> amenado:  I'll give that a go
[03:10] <arrrghhh> Caram, look at the man page for netstat, there may be.
[03:10] <cathartia> amenado:  thanks
[03:10] <sCOTTo> fiyawerx: is it for linux?
[03:10] <fidelio> HALLO -- Have problems with printer setup.  CUPS recognizes printer and test page is ok but cannot print with any program
[03:10] <fiyawerx> sCOTTo, might have to use the editor in wine tho, i see they do offer 6 month free licenses, worth a shot
[03:11] <Caram> kk
[03:11] <jrib> porpoise: how about partimage?
[03:11] <amenado> cathartia-> you're welcome
[03:11] <sCOTTo> yeah thought so
[03:11] <bluefoxx> noone knows how to combine bootable ISO disks?
[03:11] <fiyawerx> sCOTTo, they have reader for linux, editor prob. won't be too long in coming linux side
[03:11] <cathartia> amenado:  I do need the IPs to be unchanging though
[03:11] <paulcross> I need an python IDE with code auto completing feature? Is there an one?
[03:11] <porpoise> jrib: i don't think it's in ubuntu's repositories
[03:11] <bazhang> bluefoxx, cannot be done
[03:11] <jrib> !info partimage | porpoise
[03:11] <arrrghhh> sCOTTo, what i do is take a screenshot of the pdf and edit what i want to lol  then print to pdf.
[03:11] <fde> porpoise: it is... in universe probably.
[03:11] <cathartia> amenado:  I guess if I were to set the lease time to infinite that would be almost static
[03:11] <rickJames> bluefoxx, you could burn both to one cd and make your own bootloader script to load one or hte other, but you would need to know where on the disk the second bootscript is
[03:11] <fiyawerx> arrrghhh, can just use imagemagick for that, convert foo.pdf foo.jpg
[03:11] <sCOTTo> lol
[03:11] <amenado> cathartia-> again, may I suggest reading tutorials on networking, and dhcp please..
[03:12] <Jburrke> fde: i got to the colibration part
[03:12] <cathartia> amenado:  I'm pretty knowledgeable already - I'm a proffessional
[03:12] <fiyawerx> sCOTTo, do you need to actually change pdf forms? or just like fill in forms that are pdf?
[03:12] <arrrghhh> fiyawerx, eh either way it's not a *good* way to do it.
[03:12] <amenado> cathartia-> based on mac address..you can have the dhcp assign...
[03:12] <Jburrke> fde: got to where it says "make" and it said
[03:12] <sCOTTo> fiyawerx: my customer wants to open a pdf, edit it and save it... i guess they are STUCK with Adobe huh...
[03:12] <Jburrke> fde: "nothing to be done for 'build'."
[03:12] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, I have never done it but I can suggest some things to try
[03:13] <bluefoxx> rickJames: any how-tos on that?[@bazhang i know it's do-able cause i saw someone do this with ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu cds and the alt installers on a dvd once]
[03:13] <fde> Jburrke: Can you provide the output in full to paste.ubuntu.com please?
[03:13] <sCOTTo> i wonder if there is a util to IMPORT PDF to openoffice
[03:13] <Jburrke> fde: which output?
[03:13] <Hossam> hello i am currently in vista (hd0) i want to boot up ubuntu 8.04 in vmware (hd1), i can get to grub bootloader, but then i am notified by vmware bios that Error 21: Slected disk does not exit, what should i do?
[03:13] <cathartia> amenado:  my network has few machines on it so I really want to assign static IPs
[03:13] <bazhang> bluefoxx, then why ask if you know
[03:13] <rickJames> fiyawerx, i use open office
[03:13] <RB2> Can I have the ff2 package installed alongside the ff3 package?
[03:13] <fde> Jburrke: Everything that make said.
[03:13] <cathartia> amenado:  I try to avoid DHCP whenever possible
[03:14] <arrrghhh> sCOTTo, i think the good folks at sun are working on one for OOo 3.
[03:14] <Jburrke> fde: all it said was "make: Nothing to be done for 'build'."
[03:14] <amenado> cathartia once more, read up a liltle bit more about dhcp, and mac address..
[03:14] <Bodsda> RB2, yes
[03:14] <mshade> Hossam, unless your setup is unique, tell grub to use hd0
[03:14] <RB2> Bodsda, thanks
[03:14] <sCOTTo> arrrghhh: good stuff
[03:14] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, Worst. Lag. Ever ( that was a response to your question about bluetooth speakers )
[03:14] <Bodsda> RB2, no probs
[03:14] <mshade> Hossam, it sees ubuntu's disk image as its own primary drive
[03:14] <bluefoxx> bazhang: because i dont know how to, but i figured someone in here might[i trolled  the internet the past hour for this, to no avail :(]
[03:14] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, ok?
[03:14] <bazhang> bluefoxx, try uck
[03:14] <cathartia> amenado:  ok - thanks again
[03:14] <bluefoxx> bazhang: uck?
[03:15] <cathartia> amenado:  gtg
[03:15] <Hossam> mshade: i am trying to run off a physical disk hd1
[03:15] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, Do you see the bluetooth icon in the top left panel?
[03:15] <bazhang> !uck | bluefoxx or remastersys/reconstructor
[03:15] <amenado> cathartia-> and as suggested by the other gentleman, you can put a script in init.d but i would rather do it in if--pre-up.d
[03:15] <bluefoxx> bazhang: ah, interesting...i will look into that one, thanks
[03:15] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, the speakers are connected currently.
[03:15] <Hossam> mshade: vista is on hd0, and ubuntu hd1, i instructed the vmware vmdk that is should use hd1 (full disk access), grub starts in vmware but i get the error 21: slected disk does not exist
[03:16] <billenium> I some how lost my top and bottom bars... Is there a way to get them back besides restarting?
[03:16] <wobblywu> how would I go about getting the keycode of the multimedia keys on my laptop if xev doesn't display them?
[03:16] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, paired, whatever you want to call it.
[03:16] <Starnestommy> billenium: maybe ctrl+alt+backspace
[03:16] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, theoretically -- u could use sgd's menu to boot the sisela when choosen
[03:16] <bazhang> !resetpanels | billenium
[03:16] <mshade> Hossam, so you have two physical drives and you are giving vmware full access to one of them
[03:16] <hotmonkeyluv> what is the lightest windowmanager that also has compositing?
[03:16] <billenium> Thats evil Starnestommy...
[03:16] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, Is the audio service running?
[03:16] <fde> Jburrke: See where it says "Calibrate output (If calibrate for some reason doesn't work for you) below there? try skipping to that bit...
[03:16] <bluefoxx> Bodsda: O.o? any clue how?
[03:17] <mshade> Hossam, correct?
[03:17] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, erm,.,. no
[03:17] <Starnestommy> billenium: or enter "gnome-panel" in the Alt+F2 dialog
[03:17] <Hossam> mshade: think i understand you now about hd0
[03:17] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, well this is a laptop and sound works out of the internal speakers.  i just want to transfer the audio output to the bluetooth speakers.
[03:17] <Starnestommy> hotmonkeyluv: I think it's xfce
[03:17] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, but in theory its doable
[03:17] <Hossam> mshade: that is correct
[03:17] <Jburrke> fde: do i paste everything from my tablet into there? Oo
[03:17] <billenium> Starnestommy : i dot know if i want to take suggestions from you anymore...
[03:17] <hotmonkeyluv> Starnestommy: thanks
[03:17] <wobblywu> nevermind
[03:17] <bluefoxx> Bodsda: ah, well thanks for telling me :) i will do some more research into GRUB then[bout time i did anyways :\]
[03:17] <caexo> :(  my monitor is dying.... just as i get everything working great (software wise)
[03:17] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, i suppose youd have to find ut what code is used to boot the disk, then duplicate that code into a menu item that gets redirected to a section on the disk
[03:18] <mshade> Hossam, the traiditional way is to create a hd image file on your main OS's drive and use that.  since you're giving vmware its own disk, there is an extra step i think
[03:18] <billenium> don´t*
[03:18] <DigitalisAkujin> I'm working in the ubuntu live CD playing around with my 9600GT. I have the drivers installed and now I'm trying to configure dual screen.
[03:18] <RB2> By any chance, can I kill wineserver if I'm not running any apps? IE for linux was running before (for testing) and now it's developed a wicked memory leak
[03:18] <mshade> Hossam, did it install fine? is this the first time you're booting the ubuntu guest?
[03:18] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, I think that if you enable the audio service that you will see a new sink in padevchooser ( pulseaudio ) which you can re-rout any ( or all ) applications you want too
[03:18] <Bodsda> RB2, yes
[03:18] <bluefoxx> Bodsda: simple enough, in theory at least >. >
[03:18] <Hossam> mshade: i edited the grub boot option to boot from (hd0,0) instead of hd(1.0) still same error
[03:18] <Jordan_U> arrrghhh, If you are using Hardy that is
[03:18] <DigitalisAkujin> I have successfully setup my 24inch at 1920x1200 and my 20.1 inch at 1600x1200 in dualview mode and in seperate X servers mode but neither is satisfactory.
[03:19] <Hossam> mshade: i installed both of these operating systems without the use of vmware, now im just trying to run each in vmware through full physical disk access
[03:19] <DigitalisAkujin> I'd like to be able to drag between X servers but if I run something in full screen I want it to go into full screen on only that one monitor.
[03:19] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, i am... but kubuntu.  i'd be willing to give gnome a shot but i really have grown fond of kde.  and kbluetooth is connected to the speakers.
[03:19] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, lol, or ,.,.just thinkin on my feet here,.,. somehow partition a cd into two partitions then grub could detect and run each one
[03:19] <RB2> Bodsda, thanks again! It decided that it wanted 1.5GB all to itself and growing hehe
[03:19] <SeaPhor> DigitalisAkujin, ok, you're just braggin'
[03:19] <DigitalisAkujin> If I run in dualview it treets both monitors as one.
[03:19] <mshade> Hossam, ahhhh
[03:19] <fde> Jburrke: You said there was nothing returned? You can copy and paste the section that is applicable to your tablet though from the section I pointed out, yes
[03:19] <DigitalisAkujin> lol no i'm trying to figure shit out XD
[03:19] <Hossam> mshade: yes this is the first time im booting ubuntu as a guest within vista, but not the first time booting vanilla
[03:19] <Bodsda> RB2, yeah, those things need to be killed -- you can kill any process, just may need a reboot to fix it
[03:20] <bazhang> language DigitalisAkujin
[03:20] <SeaPhor> DigitalisAkujin, j/k thats a sweet setup
[03:20] <eisenhower> is network manager with ubuntu the same thing as wpa_suppicant?
[03:20] <Bodsda> !language
[03:20] <mshade> Hossam, OK -- it's still going to be hd0,0 as to ubuntu, that is the only disk it has
[03:20] <Jburrke> fde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11773/
[03:20] <mshade> Hossam, but we might need to add a kernel option or something... is the ubuntu drive all a single partition?
[03:20] <arrrghhh> Jordan_U, i am using hardy tho.
[03:20] <Jburrke> fde: that's what i got back for pasting all the info under my tablet..
[03:20] <Hossam> mshade: ill try to edit grub again
[03:20] <bazhang> eisenhower, no
[03:20] <fde> Jburrke: No... into your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:21] <DigitalisAkujin> here's a picture, http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/4163/P1010006.JPG
[03:21] <m_tadeu> can someone help me out finding what is the udev rule for usb memory sticks?
[03:21] <DigitalisAkujin> but seriously, any solutions?
[03:21] <Jburrke> fde: explain that.. i have no idea what you just said lol
[03:21] <Hossam> mshade: i selected guided use the whole disk when i installed ubuntu 8.04
[03:21] <eisenhower> bazhang: alright well i need help connecting to m y universitys wireless internet
[03:21] <billenium> How do i rename a folder from a terminal?
[03:21] <eisenhower> can you help me out?
[03:21] <RB2> Bodsda, usually I don't hesitate to kill a process if need be, but wine is a finicky thing I try to stay away from as much as possible.
[03:21] <Bodsda> DigitalisAkujin, talk to the #compiz-fusion guys, they might know
[03:21] <PaRruDoO> hey... someone knows if the integrated vga from intel x3100 is now compatible with compiz fusion in ubuntu 804!?!?
[03:21] <fde> Jburrke: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf <-- type that, then paste it at the bottom.
[03:21] <Bodsda> RB2, yeah,. its fine to kill it though,.,.;~)
[03:21] <bazhang> eisenhower, ask your question (with plenty of info) and if someone knows they will answer thanks
[03:22] <Jburrke> fde: okay, do i type that then press enter, then paste the other info?
[03:22] <RB2> Bodsda, it's a pleasure actually. :)
[03:22] <Bodsda> ;~)
[03:22] <bazhang> PaRruDoO, best to ask that in #compiz-fusion
[03:22] <Hossam> mshade: i dont have to change the uuid of the disk or anything do i?
[03:22] <bluefoxx> Bodsda: still wont be that easy >. >
[03:22] <fde> Jburrke: It will bring up a text editor where you will paste what you just pasted to terminal!
[03:22] <ttmontoya> Jordan  u: Can you wriet me the command you gave me for the permissions problem sudo ???
[03:22] <PaRruDoO> bazhang ok thanks
[03:22] <Bodsda> PaRruDoO, id ask the #compiz-fusion guys if i were you
[03:22] <Jburrke> fde: i see..
[03:22] <mshade> Hossam, you might need to get rid of the uuid all together
[03:22] <Bodsda> bluefoxx, nope ;~) thats half the fun
[03:22] <Jburrke> fde: so i type the info off of that page into the text editor? Oo
[03:23] <mshade> Hossam, but UUID is something i'm really not fluent with.
[03:23] <Bodsda> ttmontoya, sudo chmod ??
[03:23] <mshade> Hossam, i can see that being the issue though
[03:23] <Hossam> mshade:  ok, perhaps i should boot with livecd under vmware and reinstall grub through sudo grub?
[03:23] <fde> Jburrke: Yes... because it'll open an important text file that knows what to do with that info  :)
[03:23] <bluefoxx> Bodsda: >D
[03:23] <Bodsda> ;~)
[03:23] <mshade> Hossam, you can probably regen it, yes
[03:23] <Jburrke> fde: okay.. there are two tabs on that text editor, one named "xorg.confSection" & one named "InputDevice"
[03:24] <mshade> Hossam, give that a shot -- but then it may not boot natively!
[03:24] <Jburrke> fde: i paste it into the confsection one, right?
[03:24] <Ububegin> Can anyone guide me on how to install JAI in ubuntu.. thanks
[03:24] <jepler> PaRruDoO: My Dell D830 said in the marketing information that it was X3100.  lspci calls it Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller.  It works with compiz, but compiz + opengl apps don't work well together.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/96991
[03:24] <Hossam> mshade: i think i will try that, then force my pc's bios to boot off of the vista hdd (hd0) which also has a grub bootloader!
[03:24] <mshade> Hossam, i think removing use of UUID might be the final course of action needed.  try doing grub-install from liveCD within ubuntu though
[03:24] <fde> mshade: Nothing to be fluid about... ls -l /etc/device/by-uuid ... they are symlinks to regular devices via hash tables...
[03:24] <Hossam> mshade: ok ill try both, thanks for your help
[03:25] <Hossam> mshade: this project is becoming a pain d=]...
[03:25] <bullgard4> How to obtain the sourcecode of Tracker?
[03:25] <fde> Jburrke: Just paste it to the bottom of the file please.
[03:25] <mshade> Hossam, it's a pain to be able to boot VM and native for sure :)
[03:25] <Bodsda> bullgard4, if its in repo's      sudo apt-get source tracker
[03:25] <mshade> Hossam, you probably won't be able to get windows to do it.  perhaps with some funky hardware profile thing, but iv'e never been succesful being able to bop back and forth
[03:25] <Jburrke> fde: okay, moving on to "setting up X"
[03:25] <twistage> Is there a way to get Active X plug-ins working under Firefox?
[03:25] <mshade> fde, thanks -- i was unaware that's how it worked
[03:26] <Hossam> mshade: gargh, ill see if i have luck thanks!
[03:26] <mshade> fde, i need to read an article or something.  UUIDs have always thrown me off.  i don't see the point :)
[03:26] <Starnestommy> twistage: I think you might need IE in wine to use ActiveX
[03:26] <mshade> fde, coming from slackware anyway ;)
[03:26] <prettyricky> Does anyone here know how to get the pen on a tablet toshiba laptop to work???
[03:26] <fde> mshade: It adds security as it's harder to locate a hash table than a simple '/dev/sda1'
[03:26] <twistage> Starnestommy: Eh, thats what I thought. Real flaky. Thanks.
[03:27] <fde> mshade: Slackers are notoriously bad at adjusting to new technology, it's ok  :)
[03:27] <eisenhower> alright here is the universities set up page. But everyone says to connect using wpa_supplicant. can someone help me do this? http://www.utdallas.edu/ir/cats/network/wlan/8021x/linux.html
[03:27] <fde> mshade: New technology generally makes things easier, less work for you... this is simply a bad example... nothing wrong with knowing the old ways though  :)
[03:28] <Pelo> how do I reduce the timout in sudo ?
[03:28] <mshade> fde, i agree about slack being behind the curve of course :)  where is the hash table located, how do i find those symlinks
[03:28] <Jordan_U> twistage, What do you need that requires active X? Is it really worth that dirty feeling? :)
[03:28] <Bodsda> Pelo, you can reset with   sudo -k      maybe  man sudo has answers
[03:28] <hotmonkeyluv> what does "nice" mean on a process?
[03:29] <MTecknology> !pastebin > taquitos
[03:29]  * Pelo agrees with fde  , he'll have none of those new fangled electric shaving things
[03:29] <Pelo> Bodsda, man sudo was a nightmare,  that's why I was asking
[03:29] <bazhang> eisenhower, better to tell us what card chipset you have, what you have tried and what errors you have gotten-->network is presumably wpa/wpa2
[03:29] <fde> mshade: I told you where you find the symlinks ... I'm not entirely sure what you mean by where the hash table is located... it's generated automatically...
[03:29] <twistage> Jordan_U: Heh, yeah. Unfortunately one of my economics classes online components requires Active X, it half-way works under Wine, but it's pretty bunk
[03:30] <fidelio> HALLO -- Have problems with printer setup.  CUPS recognizes printer and test page is ok but cannot print with any program
[03:30] <Pelo> fidelio, is the printer selected as your default printer ?
[03:30] <Jordan_U> twistage, I assume you used IE4linux?
[03:30] <mshade> fde, i gotcha -- /etc/device/by-uuid ... i misspoke in reference to the hash table
[03:30] <eisenhower> bazhang: alright well i've simply right clicked the network manager(icon thats out of the box in the panel) and did wpa2 enterprise then plugged in all the settings. this isn't wpa_supplicant .. but thats what someone else once told me to do
[03:30] <bullgard1> Bodsda: http://ubuntuusers.de/paste/213095/ In what directory will I now find the Tracker source code on my computer?
[03:30] <osxdude|laptop> Hi, all
[03:30] <Jburrke> fde: what is the "ServerLayout" section?
[03:30] <osxdude|laptop> uh
[03:31] <osxdude|laptop> How do I install a screensaver into XScreensaver?
[03:31] <fidelio> pelo: yes
[03:31] <osxdude|laptop> I cannot find it in Synaptic, btw
[03:31] <eisenhower> Outcome:  never connnected to the wireless
[03:31] <fde> Jburrke: it's labeled "Section "ServerLayout" ... it's in /etc/X11/xorg.conf again.
[03:31] <Jordan_U> osxdude, What screensaver?
[03:31] <Pelo> osxdude|laptop, try just drag dropping the tar.gz file in the screensaver dialog box
[03:31] <Jburrke> fde: i found it, thanks :D
[03:31] <osxdude|laptop> Jordan_U, it's called "bsod"
[03:31] <twistage> Jordan_U: Nah, actually I used Crossover. I just came across that IEs4Linux though, you have any idea how stable that is?
[03:31] <osxdude|laptop> Pelo, the page didn't have a download link.
[03:32] <Pelo> fidelio, try selecting printe from the menu
[03:32] <Hossam> mshade: VICTORY! it was the root(hd1,0) reference in grub, i thought i changed it, but it didnt apply my changes the last time
[03:32] <osxdude|laptop> twistage, pretty stable.
[03:32] <babolat> are there known / popular (i could already hear the !poll messages) bidirectional FTP Sync tools for Ubuntu that has GUI ?
[03:32] <Jordan_U> osxdude, It was available in the repos ( last time I tried it was in breezy though :)
[03:32] <fde> twistage: It's as stable as it is on Windows....
[03:32] <Bodsda> bullgard1, ./tracker        or whatever directory you where in when you downloaded it
[03:32] <fidelio> pelo:CUPS?
[03:32] <Pelo> osxdude|laptop, you need to dl something to your compI'm afraid
[03:32] <twistage> Sweet
[03:32] <osxdude|laptop> Jordan_U, it isn't. :P
[03:32] <Pelo> fidelio,  no from your applicateon
[03:32] <osxdude|laptop> fine, pelo.
[03:32] <mshade> Hossam, nice!  hd0,0 correct?
[03:32] <fde> twistage: With the added caveat that any virii only effects things within ~/.wine/drive_c  :)
[03:32] <Hossam> mshade: that is correct
[03:32] <twistage> Haha, wonderful
[03:33] <osxdude|laptop> time to go hunting the nets
[03:33] <|404NoTFounD|> what kernel headers do i need if i have 2.6.24.6-grsec?
[03:33] <barlrol> hey how do i change the name of a hard drive....like its mounted as /media/applications but when it shows up on the desktop it just says 203.9 GB Media
[03:33] <mshade> Hossam, excellent
[03:33] <Pelo> !theme | osxdude|laptop try those
[03:33] <mshade> Hossam, i'm sure getting vista up in vmware from ubuntu will be another beast entirely
[03:33] <Hossam> mshade: anyway to get vmware to believe its @ (hd1,0)? so i dont need two grub entries?
[03:33] <Hossam> mshade: true, true
[03:33] <Pelo> later folks
[03:33] <osxdude|laptop> hmmmmmmmm
[03:33] <fidelio> pelo: it does not work
[03:33] <Jordan_U> osxdude|laptop, You sure it's not in xscreensaver-data-extra ?
[03:34] <osxdude|laptop> Jordan_U, I didn't get that package.
[03:34] <Hossam> mshade: perhaps add another hdd in vmware on the virtual machine?
[03:34] <barlrol> hey how do i change the name of a hard drive....like its mounted as /media/applications but when it shows up on the desktop it just says 203.9 GB Media
[03:34] <osxdude|laptop> I'll look into it.
[03:34] <Jburrke> fde: okay, i got done with the whole first section.. it says on the guide "you should be able to restart X and have the tablet working as a mouse."
[03:34] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188 eisenhower here is a cli guideto try; nm is sometimes unreliable
[03:34] <Jburrke> fde: what does he mean by restart X? just, restart my computer?
[03:34]  * osxdude|laptop jumps up and down
[03:34] <osxdude|laptop> !info xscreensaver-data-extra
[03:35] <osxdude|laptop> !info xscreensaver-data
[03:35] <fde> Jburrke: No... simply System > Quit > Logout will restart X...
[03:35] <twistage> Anyone have an indication when DRI2 will be released?
[03:35] <rootyrooty> My screen is slightly off centre since I installed restricted drivers - anyhow to fix pls?
[03:35] <Jburrke> fde: okay, i'll be right back.. wish me luck!!
[03:35] <babolat> rootyrooty: your monitor's adjustment buttons ?
[03:36] <user__> hi
[03:36] <billenium> The System Monitor says one of my 4 cores is running at 100 percent... the rest at around 5 percent. IS this incorrect or should i be worried?
[03:36] <fde> rootyrooty: Adjust the physical monitor
[03:36] <osxdude|laptop> lol babolat
[03:36] <user__> i enabled compiz fusion but it rotate only 2 desktop
[03:36] <Bodsda> babolat, that only works untill you reboot (i have same issue)
[03:36] <mshade> billenium, depends on what you are running at the time
[03:36] <user__> how can i add other desktops to rotate effect ?
[03:36] <rootyrooty> fde babolat: alright, I thought there was a more gracefull way, a settings way I suppose.
[03:36] <osxdude|laptop> billenium, uh, i don't know,  I would think it's bad.
[03:36] <WongBater> no not troll.....golem
[03:36] <crdlb> user__: please join #compiz-fuison
[03:36] <billenium> umm Firefox, irssi and unrealircd
[03:36] <Bodsda> user__, ccsm--> General plugin--> 2nd tab--> desktops=4
[03:37] <mshade> billenium, switch to the processes tab and sort by CPU
[03:37] <babolat> user__: u need to add more desktops in the General Options in Advance Desktop Effects Settings
[03:37] <|404NoTFounD|> what kernel headers do i need if i have 2.6.24.6-grsec?
[03:37] <rootyrooty> fde babolat: bug squashed: gosh I feel dumb
[03:37] <Jburrke> fde: it doesnt work D:
[03:37] <Bodsda> user__, 3rd tab sorry
[03:37] <mshade> billenium, that will tell you what's taking up 100% of one core
[03:37] <babolat> rootyrooty: many had had that question too
[03:37] <billenium> nothing is!
[03:37] <billenium> I am going to restart my machine...
[03:37] <osxdude|laptop> Jordan_U, It worked. It was in xscreensaver-data-extra. :)
[03:37] <parkbench> hello! having some major issues :( i knwo this is kind of a free-for-all so...
[03:37] <crdlb> user__: "Horizontal Virtual Size" is the setting name
[03:37] <mshade> billenium, it could be disk I/O
[03:37] <billenium> My machine is getting a little hot.
[03:38] <parkbench> well basically ive got a geforce 7800 gt and ive been using vesa for awhile because none of the drivers worked
[03:38] <Bodsda> billenium, give it some ice
[03:38] <mshade> billenium, but it really should show up in the system monitor -- or top
[03:38] <billenium> lol?
[03:38] <fde> Jburrke: please paste 'cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | tail -n10' and your xorg.conf for me onto paste.ubuntu.com, thanks.
[03:38] <Cyntek> Seaphor:
[03:38] <parkbench> today i got the bright idea to fuck around in the console and even try nvidia-glx-new and such and now...
[03:38] <billenium> BRB turning off computer.....
[03:38] <user__> thank you :)
[03:38] <Bodsda> parkbench, restricted drivers??
[03:38] <thingfish> parkbench: that's thanks to the new and improved xorg
[03:38] <prettyricky> Does anyone here know how to get the pen on a tablet toshiba laptop to work???
[03:38] <babolat> ﻿are there known / popular (i could already hear the !poll messages) bidirectional FTP Sync tools for Ubuntu that has GUI ?
[03:38] <|404NoTFounD|> irc://irc.freenode.net/Nicholas,isnick
[03:38] <|404NoTFounD|> what kernel headers do i need if i have 2.6.24.6-grsec?
[03:38]  * Cyntek slaps SeaPhor around a bit with a large trout
[03:38] <fde> !language | parkbench
[03:38] <bazhang> language parkbench
[03:38] <SeaPhor> Cyntek, ? yes
[03:38] <parkbench> well nwo when i boot into ubuntu i just get a garbled unintelligible screen. i tried the livecd and the livecd gets tot he desktop but no further and its similarly garbled
[03:38] <parkbench> im in some shell right now pre-login on ubuntu
[03:39]  * SeaPhor ok
[03:39] <parkbench> that happens to be there because i was getting i/o errors before i logged in before
[03:39] <Cyntek> Hey the install went okay, but it did not boot into ubuntu
[03:39] <Cyntek> It booted straight into windows.
[03:39] <parkbench> basically i cant get into my install now...
[03:39] <babolat> !grub | Cyntek
[03:40] <SeaPhor> Cyntek, ?this uber? join #SeaPhor
[03:40] <fallenangel> How do you open a .htm file using fire fox to display the file. I am trying to use the terminal window to navigate and launch fire fox to open the file
[03:40] <parkbench> thingfish: yah well im in this thing that says root@multivac and i cant seem to run any command really
[03:40] <Bodsda> fallenangel, right click on file --> properties --> open with -- ff
[03:40] <parkbench> my brother was telling me to try dpkg xorg but its not recognising like any commands
[03:40] <Bodsda> parkbench, is it a busybox shell?
[03:40] <parkbench> whats that?
[03:40] <fallenangel> So is there no way to do this from the terminal?
[03:41] <thingfish> parkbench: sorry, you're having a different issue than the one I thought you were having.
[03:41] <fde> fallenangel: 'firefox some.htm' ....
[03:41] <Bodsda> fallenangel, firefox /path/to/htm/file
[03:41] <thingfish> parkbench: well wait, maybe not
[03:41] <thingfish> parkbench: did he mean dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[03:41] <Bodsda> parkbench, does it say busybox at the top?
[03:41] <parkbench> i mean i just want to at the very least revert back to vesa
[03:41] <|404NoTFounD|> what kernel headers do i need if i have 2.6.24.6-grsec?
[03:41] <parkbench> thingfish: yeah.
[03:41] <Jburrke> fde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11780/
[03:41] <parkbench> bodsda: i cant see a 'top'
[03:41] <parkbench> i tried a bunch of commands
[03:41] <parkbench> so it scrolled
[03:41] <fallenangel> Thanks
[03:41] <MythologicalTV> Wanted to see if anyone could help with some funkyness with mythtv installed and LIRC misbehaving on PVR 350 - docs are minimally helpful
[03:41] <bazhang> |404NoTFounD|, there is no grsec there is generic
[03:41] <Bodsda> parkbench, dw -- try the       dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:42] <parkbench> it's the thing where it asks you to ctrl-d to boot
[03:42] <thingfish> parkbench: good news: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg totally skips video configuration in 8.04.
[03:42] <thingfish> :/
[03:42] <|404NoTFounD|> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-headers-2.6.24.6generic
[03:42] <thingfish> Bodsda: it doesn't work in hardy.
[03:42] <bazhang> MythologicalTV, you may ask in #ubuntu-mythtv if you wish
[03:42] <parkbench> thingfish: yeah but it doesnt recc the command
[03:42] <MythologicalTV> bazhang, Thanks
[03:42] <parkbench> it doesnt rec anything really
[03:42] <hotmonkeyluv> What should I install when firefox prompts for it: 1: Adobe Flash Player (installer) 2: Swfdec player for Adobe/Macromedia flash, or 3: gnash SWF player
[03:42] <user__> is there a way to change a process's workspace on console? with a command..
[03:42] <Bodsda> thingfish, oh yeah i remember -- have they made it reconfigurable somehow else?
[03:42] <bazhang> |404NoTFounD|, apt-cache search generic
[03:42] <thingfish> parkbench: sounds like you're having other issues
[03:42] <fde> Jburrke: can you try pasting 'cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep wizard' instead please, that doesn't tell me what I'd like to know
[03:42] <user__> i've two extra workspace now and i cannot reach them :(
[03:42] <thingfish> Bodsda: not that I ever found.
[03:43] <parkbench> :o well imean this is the only area im able to be inside of my distro righ tnow
[03:43] <Bodsda> #ubuntu-devs
[03:43] <Bodsda> bah
[03:43] <parkbench> and this happened immediately after i tried nvidia-glx
[03:43] <|404NoTFounD|> its -generic
[03:43] <parkbench> normally id press ctrl d now
[03:43] <|404NoTFounD|> not generic
[03:43] <parkbench> and itd boot in
[03:43] <|404NoTFounD|> ><
[03:43] <babolat> i promise this is the LAST TIMEi ask this: ﻿are there known / popular (i could already hear the !poll messages) bidirectional FTP Sync tools for Ubuntu that has GUI ?
[03:43] <parkbench> but now it boots into graphical mumbo jumbo as i said
[03:43] <Jordan_U> hotmonkeyluv, Adobe Flash Player ( for now at least it's the best option )
[03:43] <eisenhower> how can i create a folder in /etc/ ?
[03:43] <thingfish> Bodsda: sometimes you see "Use nvidia-settings."  However it's a little hard to use nvidia-settings when you're limited to 640x480.
[03:43] <prettyricky> Does anyone here know how to get the pen on a tablet toshiba laptop to work???
[03:43] <Jburrke> fde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11781/
[03:43] <bazhang> |404NoTFounD|, then you did not try
[03:44] <Bodsda> thingfish, yeah, im gonna ask devs now (just asking to be shouted at)
[03:44] <jsoftw> prettyricky: sounds like the tablet its self is not working
[03:44] <parkbench> wait i can try login shell...thats a recced command
[03:44] <parkbench> but whats the password! haha
[03:44] <jsoftw> prettyricky: should be able to use any old object
[03:44] <StevenX> can someone tell me how to apply themes from gnome-look.org? I don't understand it.
[03:44] <parkbench> okay wait...lets see
[03:44]  * jsoftw enjoys watching the list of blacklisted ssh bruteforce attempts grow :)
[03:44] <|404NoTFounD|> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-headers-2.6.24.6-generic"
[03:44] <parkbench> aha!
[03:45] <parkbench> i think i got it.
[03:45] <barlrol> hey how do i change the name of a hard drive....like its mounted as /media/applications but when it shows up on the desktop it just says 203.9 GB Media
[03:45] <Bridger> Quick question for anyone who can answer it:  How do I change the size of the scrollbar on my touchpad?
[03:45] <fde> Jburrke: what does 'sudo modprobe wizardpen-drv' say?
[03:45] <etheredge> Bah!!!
[03:45] <eisenhower> anyone?
[03:45] <bazhang> |404NoTFounD|, apt-cache search generic as I said
[03:45] <tmapj> hey could someone please help me? every time i shutdown  computer it says "me-laptop login:" and just hangs there for like 50-60 seconds. (my username is "me" btw)
[03:45] <|404NoTFounD|> i did
[03:45] <etheredge> playing dvds in ubuntu is a nightmare for an ignorant man...
[03:45] <thingfish> Bodsda: I worked on it for a long time - finally what did it was, I wiped out hardy, installed gutsy, configured all my display stuff with the accelerated drivers, copied off the xorg.conf file, installed hardy, installed the restricted drivers, and copied the xorg.conf from gutsy over my hardy xorg.conf.
[03:45] <tmapj> hey could someone please help me? every time i shutdown my computer it says "me-laptop login:" and just hangs there for like 50-60 seconds. (my username is "me" btw)
[03:45] <Jburrke> fde: "FATAL: Module wizardpen_drv not found."
[03:46] <liveoutloud2day> |404NotFounD|: apt-cache search linux-headers | grep generic
[03:46] <fde> Jburrke: Also, does /dev/tablet-event actually exist?
[03:46] <eisenhower> whats the command to bring up super user ? or nautilus or w/e it is?
[03:46] <prettyricky> tablet works, it stopped working after I upgraded to 8.04
[03:46] <etheredge> is there anyone that could help me with dvds?
[03:46] <Kohlrak> gksu nautilus
[03:46] <Jburrke> fde: not sure.. how could i check? Oo
[03:46] <thingfish> Bodsda: crappy way to fix things, but when you take away the MAIN display configuration tool, what do you expect...
[03:46] <eisenhower> thanks kohlrak
[03:46] <Bodsda> thingfish, yeah but -- well thats just insane !! ;~)
[03:46] <Kohlrak> night
[03:46] <fde> Jburrke: ahh... can you please try the Downloading and installing the driver section again please.
[03:46] <thingfish> Bodsda: not at all
[03:46] <hotmonkeyluv> Jordan_U: thanks!
[03:46] <fde> Jburrke: It won't be there if the module doesn't exist...
[03:46] <Jburrke> fde: LOL back to the beginning, sure XD
[03:46] <etheredge> hmmm
[03:46] <thingfish> Bodsda: what's insane is wrecking dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:46] <user__> i cannot open Workspaces on second column
[03:46] <|404NoTFounD|> liveoutloud2day: gottim
[03:47] <barlrol> can somebody help me with an easy task
[03:47] <barlrol> hey how do i change the name of a hard drive....like its mounted as /media/applications but when it shows up on the desktop it just says 203.9 GB Media
[03:47] <user__> what should i do :(
[03:47] <neon> is cnr ok to use with ubuntu?
[03:47] <fde> Jburrke: Well, you did everything in xorg.conf correctly if it's any consolation... you just didn't put the module in the right place.
[03:47] <Bridger> etheredge >  What is your problem with DVDs?
[03:47] <etheredge> was wondering how to get a dvd to play and stop saying its encrypted
[03:47] <bazhang> neon not needed nor recommended
[03:47] <thingfish> or being so foolish as to hold the position that you can abandon tried-and-true tools because xorg is "so much better now".
[03:47] <Bridger> Encrypted...  I'm not quite sure.  Hold on a moment.
[03:47] <Bodsda> thingfish, yeah it was a great command when coupled with -phigh
[03:47] <etheredge> ive been googling this for a good while and well ive only got a few hints and about five or six different "fixes"
[03:48] <etheredge> frankly im lost
[03:48] <Jburrke> fde: lol sorry ><
[03:48] <parkbench> so okay.
[03:48] <bazhang> !dvd | etheredge
[03:48] <Bridger> Have you installed libdvdcss2?
[03:48] <parkbench> im in a reall shell now...how would i go about reverting back to vesa?
[03:48] <parkbench> and removing nvidia-glx totally?
[03:48] <kdc1956> you want to play dvd?
[03:48] <fde> Jburrke: are you getting it via: wget http://www.dallerweb.dk/ubuntu/wp/i386/wizardpen_drv.so ...btw?
[03:49] <Jburrke> fde: okay, done.. did all of the downloading & installing the driver section
[03:49] <Bridger> Aha, I was just about to paste the link that Ubottu just gave you. ^_^
[03:49] <Bridger> Does anyone know how to change the size of a touchpad scrollbar?  I know it has something to do with the "xorg.conf" file, but I can't seem to find it.
[03:49] <Jburrke> fde: i guess.. i'm just copy & pasting everything that he has written, lol
[03:49] <fde> Jburrke: so the file is now correctly in /usr/lib/xorg/modules and /usr/lib/xorg/modules/input ?
[03:49] <etheredge> hrmm ive tried installing the libdvdccs2 a few times but i must be doin something wrong
[03:49] <Jburrke> fde: i'm not sure.. how can i check?
[03:50] <fde> Jburrke: ls those directories.
[03:50] <jason> whats a good dock bar for gnome i dont like taskbars any ideas?
[03:50] <kdc1956> getting dvds to play on ubuntu 8.04 is easy
[03:50] <Bridger> etheredge  >    That's odd, let me check something.  I can't remember if "libdvdcss2" is included in the Ubuntu Extras package.
[03:50] <h1d> hello. how can i specify a smtp server to use with 'sendmail' or 'mail' command?
[03:50] <fde> Jburrke: So you're not reading anything that explains what is going on?
[03:50] <Lunks> hey, is there netselect-apt for ubuntu?
[03:51] <Lunks> it's there on the repos, but it search for debian's.
[03:51] <Bridger> etheredge,  try Applications > Add/Remove Applications, and look for "Ubuntu Restricted Extras"
[03:51] <Jburrke> fde: I'm reading everything that he's saying
[03:51] <Jburrke> fde: but i'm not understanding half of it XD
[03:51] <lwizardl> how do I enable write access to hfs+ in 8.04? i had it working on 7.10
[03:51] <fde> Lunks: yes
[03:51] <Jburrke> fde: so you want me to cd to those directories and then ls them to see if there are things in them?
[03:51] <Lunks> fde: where to get it? =P
[03:52] <fde> h1d: Umm, Sendmail IS a SMTP server...
[03:52] <h1d> i mean, from the command line
[03:52] <fde> Lunks: it's in universe dist... sudo apt-get install netselect-apt
[03:52] <h1d> i want to send a mail from it and specify some smtp host of choice to pass it over
[03:52] <user__> another style question.. is there a shortkey or a command  to see a specific desktop/workspace number?
[03:52] <Lunks> fde: it's there, but it's looking for debian repos instead of ubuntu's
[03:52] <barlrol> guys whats the name of the hard drive called...like what it shows on the desktop...I'm trying to google this to find my answer but i dont even know what its called....I need to change the "name" of the hard drive from 202 GB to Applications...im sure this is a simple task
[03:52] <fde> Jburrke: or just 'ls <those directories>' either or.
[03:53] <fde> Lunks: It doesn't be
[03:53] <|404NoTFounD|> anyone want to help me compile a kernel?
[03:53] <parkbench> xorg keeps ending midway, saying: "xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/x11/xorg.conf.20080512225131"
[03:53] <fde> |404NoTFounD|: no
[03:53] <etheredge> h/o its taking a few seconds to open add remove
[03:53] <kelvin911> why ubuntu uses /media instead of /mnt ??
[03:53] <|404NoTFounD|> fde: >:(
[03:53] <Scunizi> kelvin911: it is what it is.. just different
[03:53] <fde> kelvin911: FHS ... /media is for removable devices, /mnt is for internal devices.
[03:53] <etheredge> im not seeing a restricted area
[03:53] <Lunks> fde: it's downloading www.debian.org/mirros/fullmirrors
[03:53] <kelvin911> why not following standard?
[03:53] <Jburrke> fde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11782/
[03:54] <Jburrke> that's what's in those directories
[03:54] <Scunizi> kelvin911: actually /dev/<drive> mounted to /media/<drive>
[03:54] <fde> Lunks: Then edit your sources.list and remove the Debian stuff.
[03:54] <kelvin911> my internal hd also named under /media?
[03:54] <Bridger> etheredge:  Make sure that you're viewing "All Available Applications"
[03:54] <barlrol> help ^^^^^ plz! :)
[03:54] <etheredge> alright thats set
[03:54] <Scunizi> fde: then why do internal hd's show up in /media after a clean install?
[03:54] <fde> Jburrke: Then it SHOULD be working... last resort: restart X?
[03:55] <Jburrke> :(
[03:55] <Jburrke> *crosses fingers*
[03:55] <Jburrke> XD brb
[03:55] <Lunks> fde: I want to use netselect-apt so it finds the best mirror for Ubuntu, but it's downloading for debian
[03:55] <Bridger> Okay, now in the search bar, type in "Restricted Extras"
[03:55] <|404NoTFounD|> How do i reinstall a kernel?
[03:56] <|404NoTFounD|> How do i uninstall a Pached kernel?
[03:56] <etheredge> alright what do i search for in all available?
[03:56] <etheredge> if you told me earlier i think i got lost....
[03:56] <fde> h1d: btw... take a look at 'ssmtp' (double s on purpose) ... it is an MTA that forwards to your e-mail account automatically from system tools.
[03:56] <Jburrke> fde: not working :'(
[03:56] <etheredge> nvm
[03:56] <etheredge> figured out what your sayin
[03:56] <h1d> yes, fde, i know that one, but right now, i only have sendmail/mail command out of postfix package
[03:56] <nullboy> Jburrke: are from california or did you go to school in Ca?
[03:56] <Bridger> etheredge:   It's no problem.  Just search for "Restricted Extras" among All Available Applications
[03:56] <h1d> was wondering if there's any easy way to specify a relay smtp host from command lnie
[03:57] <h1d> line*
[03:57] <fde> Jburrke: Restarting the computer isn't working? (oh, I meant computer not X, sorry)
[03:57] <Jburrke> nullboy: neither, why?
[03:57] <|404NoTFounD|> How do i uninstall a Patched kernel?
[03:57] <bazhang> !ot
[03:57] <Jburrke> fde: i did the log out and log back in thing.. that what you meant?
[03:57] <nullboy> Jburrke: just curious, there was a bully named John Burrke i went to school with ;)
[03:57] <etheredge> heh thanks for puttin up with my dumb questions
[03:57] <Jburrke> nullboy: yep thats me :D
[03:57] <nullboy> lol
[03:57] <etheredge> im bound and determined to use linux from now on
[03:57] <etheredge> only thing is...... ive had to kick my wow addiction :(
[03:58] <Bridger> etheredge:   *grins*  It's a cleche, but "there's no such thing as a dumb question".
[03:58] <Bridger> It's quite true.
[03:58] <fde> h1d: Ok, postfix is not supposed to forward to anything else, it is your own smtp server... do you have your own website etc?
[03:58] <docgnome> etheredge: wow runs under wine
[03:58] <StevenX> can someone help me figure out how to install themes downloaded from gnome-look.org??
[03:58] <bazhang> etheredge, wow works fine with !wine
[03:58] <r00tintheb0x> Anyone know where I can find a list of freakin Atlantic servers (the Monopoly game for Linux)?
[03:58] <r00tintheb0x> clear
[03:58] <lwizardl> etheredge, I'm glad to read that! i did the same thing (minus the wow addiction)
[03:58] <r00tintheb0x> oops
[03:58] <etheredge> heh
[03:58] <fde> Jburrke: no... System > Quit > Restart
[03:58] <Bridger> etheredge:  Yes, I've also heard that WOW can work under Wine.
[03:58] <etheredge> well ive tried it
[03:58] <h1d> website? im just trying to send a mail on a server at the command line
[03:58] <r00tintheb0x> Or where to find out information on how to set up a server... or where to download the tarball.
[03:58] <Jburrke> fde: ohhh
[03:58] <r00tintheb0x> Or something! :'(
[03:58] <Jburrke> fde: *phew* theres still hope
[03:58] <Jburrke> fde: XD
[03:58] <etheredge> got all the way through the loading screens then caput
[03:58] <Jburrke> fde: brb..
[03:58] <etheredge> only saw the mouse and nothin else
[03:58] <parkbench> xorg keeps ending midway, saying: "xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/x11/xorg.conf.20080512225131"
[03:59] <etheredge> posted a few forums didnt really get a response so alas i gave up
[03:59] <kdc1956> nite al
[03:59] <fde> parkbench: That means it's done... and wrote to xorg.conf
[03:59] <r00tintheb0x> Nevermind
[03:59] <r00tintheb0x> I was spelling it with a C
[03:59] <parkbench> fde: but i never got to choose the vid tytpe
[03:59] <etheredge> but if any of you all might know what the issue is i would love to start playing again :)
[04:00] <fde> parkbench: I dunno, Ubuntu seems to have taken out a bunch of the options from that command.
[04:00] <Bridger> etheredge:  Were you able to find the restricted extras?
[04:00] <etheredge> yes ive dowloaded them
[04:01] <Bridger> Okay, are they still installing?
[04:01] <Zaiden> What program opens .tar.bz2 files?
[04:01] <etheredge> they have just finished
[04:01] <nullboy> Zaiden: tar xjvf file.tar.bz2
[04:01] <Jburrke> fde: still no luck :'(
[04:01] <kelvin911> Zaiden: file roller
[04:01] <Zaiden> Thank you!
[04:01] <nullboy> tar works fine though
[04:02] <Bridger> etheredge:   Awesome.  Now, all you have to do is test your dvd
[04:02] <kelvin911> file roller able to see whats inside before unzip
[04:02] <etheredge> i just did on totem and the same encrpytion error
[04:02] <nullboy> oh lawd
[04:02] <matthias_N> hi anyone know how to configure moblock ????
[04:02] <Jburrke> *sigh* guess its back to shitty xp/vista
[04:02] <Jburrke> :'(
[04:03] <Bodsda> thingfish, heres the instructions m8 --  If you want to fix a broken X config do the reboot to the recover option and pick the fix X choice.
[04:03] <bazhang> !language | Jburrke
[04:03] <nullboy> lmao
[04:03] <etheredge> even with xine its not working
[04:03] <Jburrke> ...lol
[04:03] <nullboy> now that is hilarious
[04:03] <userer> hi. what's ctrl+alt+f5 doing? i pressed all of them together and it opened a new screen. i lost my old screen
[04:03] <bazhang> nullboy chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[04:04] <Bridger> etheredge:  That is very odd.  Have you tried VLC Media Player?
[04:04] <etheredge> hrm let me try that
[04:04] <fde> nullboy: tar -xjf
[04:04] <Bridger> Even without the codecs, it can successfully play many DVDs.
[04:04] <Jburrke> this stinks.. i need to talk to that guy XD
[04:04] <etheredge> all my players do the same thing, get through the warnings then nothin
[04:04] <matthias_N> nobody works on moblock ?
[04:04] <fde> Jburrke: Unfortunately I have no idea at this point why it's not working  :(
[04:05] <Jburrke> fde: it's fine..
[04:05] <matthias_N> i can not access hotmqail woth mobolck on ...
[04:05] <matthias_N> hotmail ...
[04:05] <Bridger> etheredge:  What DVD is it?  Or rather, who is the publisher?
[04:05] <Jburrke> fde: you think you can help me with one last question?
[04:05] <nullboy> fde: 'v' will display the files being processed verbose mode
[04:05] <etheredge> h/o
[04:05] <fde> Jburrke: Perhaps, shoot  :)
[04:05] <Bridger> Does anyone know how to set up a printer for sharing on a Windows network?
[04:05] <Bodsda> bang!
[04:05] <Jburrke> fde: well i've got ubuntu booting off of an external hdd..
[04:05] <fde> nullboy: yup...
[04:06] <etheredge> live free or die harder  from fox i suppose
[04:06] <Jburrke> fde: did it with hopes that i could just restart w/out the hdd plugged in and boot windows back up
[04:06] <nullboy> fde: ﻿2008-05-12 20:01:23) nullboy: Zaiden: tar xjvf file.tar.bz2
[04:06] <Bodsda> !enter | Jburrke
[04:06] <bazhang> etheredge, is this blu-ray or hd-dvd
[04:06] <joanki> does anyone know how i can change my password on irc?
[04:06] <nullboy> joanki: /msg nickserv help
[04:06] <Jburrke> fde: how do i access my internal hdd from this os, on my external?
[04:06] <Jburrke> this place is so tight on their rules, jeeze..
[04:07] <Bridger> bazhang/etheredge:   Very good quesiton.
[04:07] <fiXXXerMet> Need some help with the vmware-server package.  Installed it on my server box, and I am unable to remotely connect with vmware server console from another machine that is on the network.
[04:07] <joanki> nullboy, i don't see change password there
[04:07] <Bodsda> Jburrke, its tight on rules because we have almost 1300 people in here
[04:07] <fde> Jburrke: mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
[04:07] <etheredge> not blu ray and i dont think its hd
[04:07] <nullboy> joanki: ﻿/msg nickserv help set
[04:07] <joanki> does anyone else know how i can change my password on irc?
[04:07] <fde> Jburrke: uhh... sudo that
[04:07] <bazhang> etheredge, please double check
[04:07] <sinether> anybody know how to scroll up the window in ircii? ^^
[04:07] <Jburrke> fde: sudo mount /dev/hda1/mnt
[04:07] <Jburrke> fde: type that?
[04:08] <Starnestommy> joanki: nickserv password?
[04:08] <etheredge> cant see it on the box as lame as that sounds
[04:08] <fde> Jburrke: space between 1 and /
[04:08] <nullboy> joanki: stop asking the same question i told you how to do it
[04:08] <Bodsda> nullboy, calm down
[04:08] <Zaiden> Turns out Realtek makes audio drivers for linux
[04:08] <joanki> thanks
[04:08] <bazhang> nullboy, please be civil
[04:08] <Jburrke> fde: "mount: special device /dev/hda1 does not exist"
[04:08] <Bridger> etheredge:  There should be a logo somewhere.  Ether the classic DVD logo, or one of the new HDDVD/Blu-Ray logos.
[04:08] <joanki> it worked
[04:09] <fde> Jburrke: doh... sda1 sorry
[04:09] <nullboy> Bodsda: but they are repeating after help, that's not against your rules?
[04:09] <Jburrke> nullboy: lmao
[04:09] <Bodsda> Jburrke, do     sudo fdisk -l   to make sure its /dev/sda1 you want
[04:09] <bazhang> nullboy, some are very new here
[04:09] <nullboy> Bodsda bazhang: how about one of you picks on me instead of both mm k?
[04:09] <etheredge> regular dvd
[04:09] <Bodsda> nullboy, the problem was the way you said it not what you said
[04:10] <Bodsda> nullboy, continue discussion in  ##discussion plz
[04:10] <sudobash> lmao
[04:10] <sinether> so.. anybody have any idea on how to recover grub's boot paramters after a hardy upgrade gone awry?
[04:10] <bazhang> etheredge, you have libdvdread3 installed?
[04:10] <Bodsda> if you want to continue it
[04:10] <Jburrke> bodsda: okay, but what am i looking at Oo
[04:10] <Bridger> etheredge:  Then I'm not sure why it wouldn't be playing the dvd.  I had the same problem before I installed the libdvdcss2 package, but afterwards, everything worked fine.  This would be a good question for the forums.
[04:10] <etheredge> The source seems encrypted, and can't be read. Are you trying to play an encrypted DVD without libdvdcss
[04:10] <Bodsda> Jburrke, it should give u a list of all your drives, find the one you want to mount and find the corresponding /dev/???
[04:11] <fde> Bodsda: It's Windows, which generally only uses one partition, so I'm guessing it's /dev/sda1 .
[04:11] <etheredge> perhaps i could find just that package
[04:11] <Finnish> Hi
[04:11] <etheredge> i thought i already had it installed
[04:11] <Jburrke> how do i tell which is which? Oo
[04:11] <bazhang> etheredge, make sure that you correctly installed libdvdcss2 then-->check in synaptic
[04:11] <Jburrke> er.. sorry
[04:11] <Bodsda> fde, if its his primary hdd yes
[04:11] <fde> Jburrke: did you type 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt' yet?
[04:11] <Jburrke> bodsda: hwo do i tell whcich is which
[04:11] <Finnish> How can I sync my Nokia N73 and Evolution calendar
[04:11] <Bodsda> Jburrke, pastebin it   and tell me what size the drive is
[04:12] <etheredge> shows nothing
[04:12] <fde> Bodsda: Apparently it's his only... as he's got Ubuntu on an external, which won't be sdx#
[04:12] <etheredge> ....
[04:12] <Jburrke> fde: yes, it said "mount: special device /dev/hda1 does not exist"
[04:12] <etheredge> argh
[04:12] <jsoftw> evolution :/
[04:12] <fde> Bodsda: (mass USB storage)
[04:12] <jsoftw> Anyone else find that crashes all the time?
[04:12] <etheredge> alright how do i get that then....
[04:12] <fde> Jburrke: sda1 not hda1
[04:12] <bazhang> etheredge, that would be the problem then
[04:12] <ringer> can anyone help me with a partitioning problem?
[04:12] <etheredge> argh sorry i thought i had it
[04:12] <Nikunj93> HI all
[04:12] <Bodsda> fde, ok, so why its a *special* drive and why it wont mount is a new problem ;~)
[04:12] <etheredge> perhaps i instlaled livedvdread3
[04:12] <Jburrke> fde: oh, duh.. what was the command again?
[04:13] <Bodsda> !paste
[04:13] <fde> Bodsda: No, the internal should be sda1... external is fine, he's booted to it to run Ubuntu.
[04:13] <etheredge> neither of those are shoring up
[04:13] <etheredge> showing*
[04:13] <fde> Jburrke: 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt'
[04:13] <Nikunj93> anyone knows how to power on PC via any application
[04:13] <Bodsda> fde, ok, i still need to see fdisk to be sure ;~) otherwise the mount shoud have worked
[04:13] <bazhang> www.medibuntu.org etheredge and follow the instructions carefully
[04:13] <Jburrke> fde: okay, i did it but nothing happened lol
[04:13] <fde> Bodsda: nah, I told him hda1 by mistake...
[04:14] <nullboy> Nikunj93: you can use a magic packet tool if your NIC supports WOL (wake on lan)
[04:14] <Bodsda> fde, so whats his problem?
[04:14] <fde> Jburrke: cd /mnt & ls ... stuff there?
[04:14] <bazhang> Nikunj93, that is not possible unless it is sleeping
[04:14] <fde> Bodsda: None now.
[04:14] <nullboy> Nikunj93: or the bios of your system night support a wake up time
[04:14] <Bodsda> fde, oh, il shut up then ;~)
[04:14] <Nikunj93> ﻿bazhang: i can make it sleep
[04:14] <nullboy> bazhang: it certainly is possible with wake on lan
[04:14] <Jburrke> fde: yes.. a few things
[04:14] <gpled> anyone good with iptables?
[04:14] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy: i checked my bios power managment system what option to choose there
[04:14] <Nikunj93> ?
[04:15] <fde> gpled: try #iptables or man ufw
[04:15] <bazhang> Nikunj93, the follow nullboy 's instructions
[04:15] <MTecknology> gpled, no - but I'm experienced and bored
[04:15] <Jburrke> fde: i'll be right back.. have to wash the dishes
[04:15] <StevenX> guys, how do i bring up usplash-switcher? I don't see in applications menu.
[04:15] <Jburrke> fde: thanks for all the help, if you're not here when i get back..
[04:15] <Jburrke> fde: brb :)
[04:15] <bravekn1ght> hi room! has any1 here experienced the "ata1.01: qc timeout" error that causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds?
[04:15] <gpled> http://pastebin.com/dda1b6df
[04:15] <nullboy> Nikunj93: if the bios supports it, it will be listed somewhere as "automatic power on" or "scheduled power on" (something to that effect)
[04:15] <gpled> not sure if that is correct
[04:15] <ringer> i messed up my partitioning big time, can anyone help me sort it out?
[04:15] <Nikunj93> bazhang: how to check whether my lan card support WOL
[04:15] <bullgard4> Bodsda: Why did you recommend '_sudo_ apt-get source tracker'?
[04:16] <nullboy> Nikunj93: but if your NIC supports wake on lan you can enable that in the bios or the NIC's bios and use a magic packet tool to turn the system on
[04:16] <nullboy> Nikunj93: look up the NIC specs
[04:16] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy: my bios has something like alarm is it the thing?
[04:16] <cute_bettong> does ubuntu have a built in firewall or do i need to get one?
[04:16] <bazhang> has one cute_bettong
[04:16] <fde> Bodsda: When he gets back, do me a favor and ensure it looks like a Windows partition? (just have him paste ls /mnt or something, and see if it looks right) ... he's not particularly technical, so I'm trying to do the thinking for him  :)
[04:16] <nullboy> Nikunj93: it may be, but look up the motherboard manual and or nic specs to be sure
[04:16] <MTecknology> gpled, way beyond me
[04:16] <MTecknology> sorry
[04:16] <fde> Bodsda: I'm going in search of food.
[04:16] <Bodsda> bullgard1, dunno ,. lol,. i use sudo for all apt things -- but you would need it if you were in /
[04:16] <MTecknology> but I'm provoked to learnign more about iptables
[04:16] <Finnish> How to check, in terminal, what hardware I have
[04:17] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy: i dunno what motherboard or NIC i have so how to check the specs?
[04:17] <Bodsda> fde, kk, no probs
[04:17] <Starnestommy> Finnish: sudo lshw
[04:17] <nullboy> Nikunj93: you start by figuring out which hardware you have ;)
[04:17] <StevenX> fde, I installed starup-manager, but I don't know how to bring it up.
[04:17] <cute_bettong> bazhang: well one of my roomates is screwing around with the house network and is port scanning my computer and yakking that one of the ports responds 3127 on udp how do i make my computer not respond to pings so he will shut the heck up?
[04:17] <bravekn1ght> hi room! has any1 here experienced the "ata1.01: qc timeout" error that causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds?
[04:17] <Nikunj93> nullboy: actually i dont know all the model numbersw
[04:17] <homecable> http://208.88.171.46/pub/linux/
[04:17] <gpled> MTecknology: np. i think it is right, just want someone more experience to look it over
[04:17] <homecable> does that work ?
[04:17] <bazhang> !firestarter | cute_bettong
[04:18] <ringer> is it possible for someone to help me out with partitioning?
[04:18] <fde> StevenX: dpkg -L startup-manager | grep bin ... one of those  :P  I'm leaving for a bit though.
[04:18] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy: is it PME power wake up?
[04:18] <RaWkuSs> Howdy, is there a 7zip application for ubuntu?
[04:18] <Bodsda> gnu zip
[04:18] <Bodsda> tar
[04:18] <StevenX> fde, thanks.
[04:18] <Bodsda> RaWkuSs, ^^^
[04:18] <RaWkuSs> O Rly
[04:19] <RaWkuSs> ty
[04:19] <bullgard4> Bodsda: Ok. In my case I followed your advice uncritically and got a lot of trouble as I tried to correct it and made an error during this procedure.
[04:19] <Bodsda> RaWkuSs, their there by default and just work
[04:19] <wh0> hey guys, I've got a question about 8.04 server edition
[04:19] <bravekn1ght> hi room! has any1 here experienced the "ata1.01: qc timeout" error that causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds
[04:19] <Finnish> Keyboard in my laptop is somehow messed this morning, how to cinfigure it right?
[04:20] <Bodsda> bullgard1, what were you doing downloading source???      cd ~/Desktop && sudo apt-get source tracker
[04:20] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy: i have an application in windows which power on the pc at a time if i hibernate the pc
[04:20] <wh0> I'm trying to install VMware
[04:20] <RaWkuSs> i see
[04:20] <wh0> and it wants to know where make is
[04:20] <wh0> but I can't find it
[04:20] <wh0> and apt-get install make
[04:20] <Starnestommy> RaWkuSs: there's also Applications > Accessories > Archive Manager
[04:20] <wh0> says make doesnt exist ; (
[04:20] <bazhang> !enter | wh0
[04:20] <Starnestommy> wh0: does /usr/bin/make exist?
[04:21] <Starnestommy> wh0: also, is build-essential installed?
[04:21] <Nikunj93> ﻿nullboy
[04:21] <Nikunj93> reply pleasew
[04:21] <techno_freak> wh0, apt-get install build-essential
[04:21] <wh0> no, it does not
[04:21] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to mount an iso image and i keep getting an "wrong fs type" error, can somebody help me?
[04:21] <techno_freak> wh0, make is a tool which comes as a part of build-essential
[04:21] <Bodsda> Nikunj93, please remember these people are volunteers, he does not have to reply.
[04:21] <wh0> I tried that as well This is what I get
[04:21] <wh0> root@virtumundo:~# apt-get install build-essential
[04:21] <wh0> Reading package lists... Done
[04:21] <wh0> Building dependency tree
[04:21] <wh0> Reading state information... Done
[04:21] <bravekn1ght> i consitently see this error on my logs "ata1.01: qc timeout". it causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds. i've read some forums complaining of the same problem too.. does any1 know a fix?
[04:21] <wh0> E: Couldn't find package build-essential
[04:21] <FloodBot2> wh0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:22] <ringer> Partition problem, can anyone help me?
[04:22] <Starnestommy> wh0: please pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:22] <linkinxp> hello how can i Upgrade my OpenOffice to the beta ???? 3.0????
[04:22] <Bodsda> !ask | ringer
[04:22] <Flip2405> Hello can i get some help with my webcam?
[04:22] <Bodsda> linkinxp, download from there website
[04:22] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  RPM or DEB?
[04:22] <Bodsda> !ask | Flip2405
[04:22] <Bodsda> linkinxp, deb
[04:22] <Starnestommy> linkinxp: deb
[04:22] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  ok :)
[04:22] <linkinxp> thanks Starnestommy
[04:22] <Bodsda> linkinxp, rpm is for red hat and other distro's
[04:23] <Flip2405> Umm bodsda its not installed
[04:23] <linkinxp> i see
[04:23] <linkinxp> cool
[04:23] <Nikunj93> ﻿Bodsda: i know he does not have to but i am requesting him cant u see the please?
[04:23] <bazhang> wh0, why are you running as root
[04:23] <etheredge> alright.....
[04:23] <etheredge> annoyed a bit heh
[04:23] <Bodsda> Flip2405, plz ask the channel, with your whole problem ,.,. what have you tried andis there errors
[04:23] <Flip2405> okay
[04:24] <bravekn1ght> i consitently see this error on my logs "ata1.01: qc timeout". it causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds. i've read some forums complaining of the same problem too.. does any1 know a fix?
[04:24] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  Starnestommy  is there any wait to just use the package manager and make an update???
[04:24] <linkinxp> way*
[04:24] <rick59y> Hi. Can anyone point me to a good tutorial on how to set up Transmission? I am a noobie and have never used a torrent app.
[04:24] <shortcircuit> Alright...First, I'm not running a desktop environment.  Second, what's the name of the applet or program to let me manage Samba shares?  I'm not Samba-savvy enough to do it with SWAT.
[04:24] <Jburrke> fde: back
[04:24] <Bodsda> linkinxp, not if the beta isnt in the repo's
[04:24] <wh0> I'm not sure how to copy all of the data from the file
[04:24] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  ok :) ty
[04:24] <Flip2405> I need help installing my webcam i havent installed it because idk witch webcam or how to do it im kinda new to linux i got an aceraspire 4520
[04:24] <Jburrke> fde: okay, just ran the ls of mount
[04:24] <fglrx804help> hi
[04:24] <bazhang> !sudo | wh0
[04:24] <Bodsda> wh0,   cp /path/to/file/* /where/you/want/them/
[04:25] <wh0> I mean the text in the file
[04:25] <fglrx804help> i have 8.04 ubuntu and how can i do ati x1900xt drivers of fglrx?
[04:25] <shortcircuit> Flip2405: Is it built-in, or is it a USB device?
[04:25] <Jburrke> fde: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11787/
[04:25] <Bodsda> wh0, ctrl+c ctrl+v ???
[04:25] <fglrx804help> !ati
[04:25] <Starnestommy> wh0: do you have a GUI text editor available?
[04:25] <fglrx804help> !fglrx
[04:25] <fglrx804help> ok
[04:25] <Flip2405> shortcircuit, internal (built in)
[04:25] <bazhang> !fishing | fglrx804help
[04:26] <techno_freak> wh0, gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:26] <bravekn1ght> i consitently see this error on my logs "ata1.01: qc timeout". it causes the desktop to freeze for a few seconds. i've read some forums complaining of the same problem too.. does any1 know a fix?
[04:26] <Bodsda> bazhang, wow, fishing is easier to type then msgthebot (as i have no g button)
[04:26] <shortcircuit> Flip2405: Not sure, then.  All I can say is you'll need to play around with Video for Linux (v4l2)
[04:26] <fglrx804help> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto <-- not mentioning of 8.04 of ubuntu
[04:26] <Flip2405> zzzz
[04:26] <RaWkuSs> Oh why did i 7zip my pics :(
[04:26] <RaWkuSs> Could not open "July_08_Vacation.7z"  Archive type not supported.
[04:27] <Starnestommy> RaWkuSs: try p7zip
[04:27] <Bodsda> Flip2405, this is a busy channel,. was that really necessary?
[04:27] <RaWkuSs> ty
[04:27] <bazhang> !info envyng-gtk | fglrx804help try this
[04:27] <Jburrke> fde: you still around? =/
[04:27] <rick59y> #ubuntu-us-fl
[04:27] <Starnestommy> fglrx804help: I think the section for 7.04 and above also applies to 8.04
[04:27] <Bodsda> Jburrke, hey, fde asked me to help you
[04:27] <rick59y> Sorry. Trying to change channel.
[04:27] <fglrx804help> bazhang: ok
[04:27] <wh0> I uncommented everything in the sources.list file but it still says it cannot find make
[04:27] <Jburrke> bodsda: cool.. :D
[04:27] <Bodsda> rick59y, /j #channel
[04:27] <Lunks> I'v having some trouble using jabberd server on Ubuntu, it's not adding transports
[04:28] <Starnestommy> wh0: did you also run "sudo apt-get update" ?
[04:28] <fglrx804help> n Kubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron use the Hardware Drivers Manager from K Menu -> System.
[04:28] <Bodsda> Jburrke, he'll be back but -- what is the prob?
[04:28] <wh0> yes
[04:28] <fde> Jburrke: That looks like C:\ ... so it mounted fine... I don't see Documents and Settings though, did you use something like TweakUI to move that to another drive?
[04:28] <techno_freak> wh0, can you show us your sources.list?
[04:28] <fglrx804help> pefrect
[04:28] <rick59y> Thanks, Bodsda
[04:28] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to mount an iso image and i keep getting an "wrong fs type" error, can somebody help me?
[04:28] <fglrx804help> thankk
[04:28] <Bodsda> rick59y, no prob
[04:28] <bazhang> wh0, you need build-essential; sudo apt-get install build-essential
[04:28] <wh0> I get some errors when I run it though..
[04:28] <Starnestommy> wh0: try changing the servers
[04:28] <Starnestommy> wh0: what errors?
[04:28] <Jburrke> fde: i didnt touch it.. honestly i think i screwed up the install of ubuntu..
[04:28] <wh0> when I try to get build-essential I get the same errors as when I try to get make
[04:28] <bazhang> pastebin the errors wh0 (not here in channel)
[04:28] <bazhang> wh0, and get out of root
[04:29] <Lunks> For some reason, jabber init.d script is not picking up transports I installed.
[04:29] <Jburrke> fde: i was trying to have ubuntu installed only on the external hdd, so if i wanted to go back to windows i would just boot without the external hdd plugged in
[04:29] <fde> Bodsda: Jburrke: That is C: ... so the mount was successful, however I'm not sure what is meant by "screwed up the install of Ubuntu, that needs to be looked into... but my food is ready, so I'm going to go for a bit... good luck
[04:30] <fglrx804help> so the restricted friver manaher install the latest catalyst 8.4 driver?
[04:30] <wh0> Sorry I'm really new to IRC what do you mean by pastebin?
[04:30] <Jburrke> fde: damn.. thanks for all your help anyways :)
[04:30] <fde> !paste | wh0
[04:30] <Lunks> !paste | wh0
[04:30] <Jburrke> bodsda: you there?
[04:30] <Bodsda> Jburrke, sure am
[04:31] <Lunks> For some reason, jabber init.d script is not picking up transports I installed. Little help here? =)
[04:31] <techno_freak> wh0, go to the url and paste the contents of your sources.list and/or the error you see there and when you submit it, you will get a link, give the link here
[04:31] <Navop> Question in the perfect server setup they install ProFTPD, do you really need a ftp
[04:32] <Starnestommy> Navop: only if you want to host files with ftp
[04:32] <Gnarkill> hello. How do I sign onto a server/channel when I open the app?
[04:32] <wh0> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11789/
[04:32] <Gnarkill> I want it to sign on automatically when I sign on
[04:32] <bazhang> in the irc client server setting Gnarkill
[04:32] <bazhang> wh0 also get out of root please
[04:32] <astro76> Navop: normal system users should just use ssh/sftp/scp
[04:32] <wh0> im not in root anymore
[04:33] <Starnestommy> wh0: try changeing the servers to something other than us.archive.ubuntu.com
[04:33] <wh0> Although the server I was on isnt' online
[04:33] <wh0> which should I change it to?
[04:33] <sortudo_78> ubuntu 8.4 installed but no network connection! ps: while the installation setup, the network worked!
[04:33] <Jburrke> Bodsda: cool.. okay, when i installed ubuntu i went through the complete regular installation, but when i got to step two or three i clicked something and clicked my external hdd
[04:33] <Starnestommy> wh0: ubuntu.media.mit.edu is working for me
[04:33] <bazhang> wh0, try sudo apt-get update then search for build-essential with apt-cache search build-essential
[04:33] <etheredge> wow
[04:33] <sortudo_78> please! What should i try ?
[04:33] <etheredge> i got it to work
[04:33] <etheredge> i got it to work!
[04:34] <etheredge> this is why i love linux
[04:34] <Jburrke> Bodsda: so i think i screwed the install up somehow, because when i try to boot from my internal hdd (i think i'm doing it right) i get an ubuntu error.. windows doesnt bood D:
[04:34] <ackstorm> sortudo_78, check and make sure your driver isnt' in the restricted driver manager
[04:34] <Bodsda> Jburrke, ok go on (all in one post)
[04:34] <lkthomas> I hate linux :)
[04:34] <etheredge> the shear satisfaction of figuring something out
[04:34] <arrrghhh> so does anyone know how to transfer audio to external bluetooth speakers?  i have paired the device successfully and i have a solid connection, but i have no idea what to do now.
[04:34] <Bodsda> Jburrke, what error?
[04:34] <o0Chris0o> !ohmy | lkthomas
[04:34] <bazhang> !ot | lkthomas
[04:34] <rahul_kumar> sor:it will show as working but not work..try to disable network in live cd
[04:34] <tempest130> hi everbody
[04:35] <Gnarkill> bazhang..sent you a pm
[04:35] <Jburrke> Bodsda: anyways, i'm looking to be able to boot windows from my internal hdd, and be able to access that internal drive while i'm booted into ubuntu from my external.. (sorry bout not having it all in one post)
[04:35] <bazhang> Gnarkill, you need to registered
[04:35] <Jburrke> Bodsda: not sure of the error.. something couldnt be found (the drive i'm guessing)
[04:35] <Gnarkill> ok
[04:35] <Bodsda> Jburrke, whats the error (windows on internel, ubuntu on externel?
[04:35] <Bodsda> Jburrke, was it a grub error?
[04:36] <linkinxp> Bodsda, hey man i have a folder full of .deb i have to click in each one of them????
[04:36] <Jburrke> Bodsda: can we move to a pm? easier to see when you're talking to me.. especially if i miss one of your posts =/
[04:36] <Gnarkill> how?
[04:36] <j> group:here is my question i have a 250 gig drive...i have vista on most of my drive. i got ubuntu on a 5.8 gig partitain.QUESTION how to get more space from vista side to add to ubuntu.withOUT reinstalling either
[04:36] <Bodsda> linkinxp, no, did you download this?
[04:36] <bazhang> !register | Gnarkill
[04:36] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  and a file named Update but i click in RUN and nothing happens
[04:36] <sortudo_78> please, how do i connect on network with ubuntu 8.4 ?
[04:36] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  yes from openoffice.org
[04:36] <Bodsda> Jburrke, yeah sure u identified with nickserv?
[04:36] <Gnarkill> !register | Gnarkill
try partition manager
[04:36] <Starnestommy> sortudo_78: what kind of networking card to you have?
[04:36] <Rageon> hi can someone tell me a video player that can like open many copies of itself? trying to run 4movies on each virtual desktop
[04:37] <Jburrke> Bodsda: no ><
[04:37] <bazhang> Gnarkill, you need to read that link
[04:37] <Lunks> !jabber
[04:37] <arrrghhh> Rageon, VLC
[04:37] <Gnarkill> ok
[04:37] <linkinxp> rage,  VLC
[04:37] <Dmole> Rageon: VLC?
[04:37] <Rageon> cheers guys
[04:37] <rahul_kumar> Rageon: why you need it
[04:37] <Bodsda> Jburrke, type    /msg nickserv identify <put your password here without the <>;~)>
[04:37] <j> rahul_kumar:will it shrink the vista an space created?empty d allow linux to absorbe the
[04:37] <wh0> should I change all the lines that say us.ubuntu.... to the mit site?
[04:37] <Starnestommy> wh0: yes
[04:37] <Finnish> What is the best way to installa OpenSync on Hardy?
[04:37] <rahul_kumar> j:ya it will
[04:38] <wh0> does vim have a find and replace ?
[04:38] <Bodsda> !compile | linkinxp
[04:38] <Starnestommy> wh0: :%s/thing/new thing/g
[04:38] <Flip2405> Can some one please help me installing this webcam  i have done nothing simply because i dont know how
[04:38] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  but i has already .deb and from openoffice.org i got the Deb one
[04:38] <linkinxp> have*
[04:38] <j> rahul_kumar: is gpartian ok to use.
[04:39] <Dmole> how Do I get a "recursive directory listing with a full path for each file"?     ("ls -alR" is not what I'm looking for)
[04:39] <Bodsda> linkinxp, can u ask the channel plz,.,. im a little busy sorry
[04:39] <linkinxp> Bodsda,  ok ty
[04:39] <Rageon> how do i get movies to open in VLC by default instead of totem?
[04:39] <rahul_kumar> j:i have not used it..
[04:39] <Bodsda> linkinxp, ;~)
[04:40] <MTecknology> hrm - I just killed iptables for myself
[04:40] <Rageon> brb
[04:40] <Bodsda> Rageon, right click the file, properties, open with tab
[04:40] <arrrghhh> Rageon, you can right click on the file, go to properties and configure it to open with vlc.
[04:40] <astro76> Dmole: how about tree -f
[04:40] <j> rahul_kumar: should i shrink the vista and format the empty space to the linux format in use and then extend the linux parttian?
[04:40] <Flip2405> Can some one please help me installing this webcam  i have done nothing simply because i dont know how
[04:40] <arrrghhh> Rageon, you just have to do that with each filetype you want to open vlc by default.
[04:40] <jsoftw> Flip2405: plugged it in?
[04:40] <Dmole> Rageon: propertys open with ...... or remove totem
[04:40] <bazhang> !webcams | Flip2405 see here first
[04:40] <kelvin911> Rageon: right click the movie file, property | open with.  tick VLC
[04:41] <Gnarkill> umm..
[04:41] <Sergeant_Pony> I'm having a problem with my login screen.. the section that has the users window is blank, I have to type my name in manually... it used to work.. anyone know how to fix this?
[04:41] <Bodsda> Flip2405, you tried pluggin it in?
[04:41] <Gnarkill> did I do it right?
[04:41] <rahul_kumar> j:yup do that it will work..but it is not very relaible..70% chance you will not loose any dta
[04:41] <Flip2405> It is internal not external
[04:41] <Gnarkill> sorry...I'm a noob
[04:41] <Dmole> astro76: installing ...
[04:41] <wh0> I'm still getting the same errors : (
[04:41] <Starnestommy> Gnarkill: doesn't look like it
[04:42] <bazhang> Gnarkill, no; you need to register and identify
[04:42] <Starnestommy> wh0: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:42] <RaWkuSs> omg, ubuntu would be perfect if it had an application thats almost exactly like photoshop
[04:42] <Gnarkill> ok. I read the faq's but I don't really understand it
[04:42] <RaWkuSs> thats the last thing on my list
[04:42] <rahul_kumar> Gnarkill:see help how to register in your irc client
[04:42] <Dmole> astro76: Thanks astro76 that perfect :)
[04:42] <fluffman> omg, RaWkuSs...try GIMP
[04:43] <damian__> Does anyone use ubuntu studio?
[04:43] <RaWkuSs> i did, its not so omg
[04:43] <fluffman> I can follow PS tutorials in GIMP
[04:43] <bazhang> offtopic RaWkuSs
[04:43] <userer> hi
[04:43] <wh0> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11793/
[04:43] <^Tech-Help^> !gimpshop
[04:43] <RaWkuSs> Oh really
[04:43] <RaWkuSs> :O
[04:44] <userer> can someone tell the solution in this page. https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/32794  .. everybody thanks to cloudfx but i couldn't see the solution already
[04:44] <RaWkuSs> why was i not informed of this before ! :P
[04:44] <userer> :(
[04:44] <Nasra> just installed a brother printer and ubuntu does not recognize it....
[04:44] <fluffman> also, PS CS and CS2 work in WINE
[04:44] <rahul_kumar> ;)
[04:44] <bazhang> chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic RaWkuSs thanks
[04:44] <RaWkuSs> must have gimpshop
[04:44] <j> rahul_kumar: it is enternal.When i shrink vista i can use the built in program.that will keep the vista side ok,so my only risk is adding the space to ubuntu.last question i had my vista partion showning on ubuntu desktop.know it is not.and if i click on it under places it is not mounted
[04:44] <RaWkuSs> Oh, sorry, its my happy nature
[04:44] <Starnestommy> wh0: same error with sudo apt-get update?
[04:44] <kelvin911> i wonder if ps work in wine
[04:44] <wh0> yes
[04:45] <damian__> I had problems with getting wine to work with window games.
[04:45] <kelvin911> anyone know a software that acts 100% like ACDsee 2.4?
[04:45] <Gnodab> hi I need to be able to create a file for configuring my sound card under the /etc directory, but can't do so through the regular Gnome text editor. I assume there is a console command so that I can create the file? i.e. Sudo...<something...>?
[04:45] <rahul_kumar> j:try to log as root user in ubuntu...root is locked in ubuntu go to user and manaj unlok root and from there mount..
[04:45] <x1250> userer: lol, thats a funny solution
[04:45] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, they're working towards v1.0 of wine and one of the goals is ps cs2
[04:45]  * Gnarkill pulls his hair out
[04:46] <astro76> Gnodab: if you want to use that editor, gksudo gedit
[04:46] <Bodsda> bazhang, is there a factoid for not feeding the troll?
[04:46] <damian__> I was wondering if vmware was better?
[04:46] <Gnarkill> I can't find anything
[04:46] <Gnodab> Thanks astro
[04:46] <kelvin911> i can install acdsee in wine but the problem is when the filename is using unicode, acdsee cant open it
[04:46] <j> rahul_kumar:that went over my head.i vista savey.new to linux
[04:46] <damian__> gotcha
[04:46] <rahul_kumar> j:ok i explain
[04:47] <damian__> I know that vmware works great with mac.
[04:47] <^Tech-Help^> !feedthetroll | bodhi_zazen
[04:47] <^Tech-Help^> :D
[04:47] <astro76> rahul_kumar: it is not necessary to recommend unlocking root, use sudo
[04:48] <kelvin911> what is the newest version of ps?
[04:48] <kelvin911> is it cs3?
[04:48] <rahul_kumar> j:go in adminstration tab>user and group>click on root...give some password..log out and log in as root..then try
[04:48] <linkinxp> voice recognition in ubuntu???
[04:48] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, yes cs3, with cs4 on the way.
[04:48] <astro76> !noroot | rahul_kumar
[04:48] <kelvin911> why they use cs?
[04:48] <Gnarkill> it says this:      /msg nickserv register <your-password>  to resister. What do I put and where?
[04:49] <rahul_kumar> astro76:he is vista savy and diff in using cmd line..
[04:49] <kelvin911> it reminds me of counterstrike
[04:49] <damian__> does ubuntu support voice req?
[04:49] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, dunno, ask the bastages at adobe.
[04:49] <wh0> any ideas?
[04:49] <Giskard_Reventlo> Hi. Just downloaded ubuntu hardy iso and burnt it into a cd for installation. However, the installer doesn;t start after boot. Instead, I'm dropped to a initramfs/busybox shell.
[04:49] <astro76> rahul_kumar: so by all means make it easy for him to screw up in cmd line using root :S
[04:49] <Rageon> how do i get VLC to repeat please?
[04:49] <Thanatos___> Hi, I installed ubuntu 8.04 lts to an external usb hard drive, not intending to modify my internal windows hard drive
[04:50] <arrrghhh> Rageon, open the playlist window, there's icons there for shuffle, repeat one, repeat all.
[04:50] <rahul_kumar> astro76:ok you explain him...sudo method..
[04:50] <bodhi_zazen> LOL ^Tech-Help^
[04:50] <kelvin911> bastage = ?
[04:50] <kelvin911> bastard ?
[04:50] <damian__> yeah
[04:50] <arrrghhh> kelvin911,
[04:50] <Rageon> mmm k thx
[04:50] <kelvin911> nice
[04:50] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, you're foreign huh.  sorry.
[04:50] <Thanatos___> ubuntu seems to have overwritten the boot partition on my internal xp drive, and it won't book from grub, says the device does not exist, anyone know what to do?
[04:50] <homecable> http://208.88.171.46/pub/linux/
[04:51] <homecable> for the iso
[04:51] <homecable> thanks me for hosting it
[04:51] <homecable> :P
[04:51] <damian__> nice
[04:51] <arrrghhh> Thanatos___, grub is probably pointed to the wrong drive... it happens on mine all the time (every kernel upgrade)
[04:51] <homecable> what speed u geting :P
[04:51] <rahul_kumar> Gnarkill: /msg nickserv register <your-password> , you write it in the free node tab..
[04:51] <bazhang> !md5 | Giskard_Reventlo try this
[04:52] <homecable> http://joey.ath.cx/pub/linux/
[04:52] <homecable> too
[04:52] <Navop> how do you d/l in console mode, trying to d/l ispconfig2?
[04:52] <homecable> if u need to remmberi t for later use
[04:52] <Thanatos___> Thankyou for your idea arrrghhh, I tried all the hard drives and partitions available, and i do get different messages, but none work
[04:52] <bazhang> Navop, what ispconfig2
[04:53] <Giskard_Reventlo> ubottu:Thanks. I already did that. Downloaded the iso 3 times. Same problem...
[04:53] <arrrghhh> Thanatos___, you're sure?  you tried every possible combination in the /dev folder? lol
[04:53] <fluffman> Thanatos___: insert your windows recovery CD, and when asked what to do, choose R for recovery
[04:53] <Lunks> !op
[04:53] <Lunks> lol not what i intended
[04:53] <Jburrke> Bodsda = duh mayuuunn
[04:53] <Gnarkill> ok...how do I get to the free nood tab? lol
[04:54] <Navop> bazhang: ISPConfig, for server, not sure how to d/l in console mode
[04:54] <fluffman> Thanatos___: then choose your current Windows install (probably 1: C:\Windows) and enter your admin password (probably blank, so just press ENTER)
[04:54] <rahul_kumar> Gnarkill:which irc client u r using
[04:54] <Gnarkill> xchat
[04:54] <damian__> Are u guys going to Ubuntu Live?
[04:54] <MaicroDrop> Anyone else have an error with a green tinted GUI after hardy livecd boot?
[04:54] <fluffman> Thanatos___: then, at the prompt, type "fixmbr" (no quotes) and follow the prompts...when finished, type exit
[04:55] <homecable> http://joey.ath.cx/pub/linux/ubuntu-8.04-server-i386.iso tell me what my upload is sending at
[04:55] <arrrghhh> Thanatos___, that will fix your windows but break your grub.  be warned.
[04:55] <damian__> In portland, or
[04:55] <homecable> testing :P
[04:55] <Thanatos___> fluffman, sounds like a good thing to try, thank you very much for your assistance
[04:55] <chetnick> hi, i have bind server running on LAN, i added that dns server on my ubuntu host, i cant get name resolution to work for local hosts (www.tux.local, www.dba.local) al the other queries www.google.com, www.yahoo.com are resolved over that DNS server whitouth problem. Everything is ok on the server side because all other hosts on LAN can resolve local hostnames (www.tux.local, www.dba.local).
[04:56] <Thanatos___> What would be a good forum to post this at? So that others can learn?
[04:56] <rahul_kumar> Gnarkill:see..on the left hand side free node is written click on that..then write in the space which appears..like you are typing now..
[04:56] <chetnick> Any ideas?
[04:56] <arrrghhh> Thanatos___, it's already on ubuntuforums.org
[04:56] <Nikunj93> what is PME event wake up in BIOS?
[04:56] <Thanatos___> Thank you
[04:56] <fluffman> Thanatos___: next time, install Ubuntu to an internal drive
[04:56] <fluffman> shoot....missed him
[04:56] <okaasan> Hay
[04:56] <rahul_kumar> chetnik:what is the real prob?
[04:56] <okaasan> after upgrading to 8.04LTS, my camera no longer mounts
[04:57] <homecable> anyone have a 100mb inet ?
[04:57] <chetnick> rahul_kumar: like i said when i ping www.tux.local from ubuntu host it does not resolve to IP address.
[04:57] <bazhang> homecable, how is this related to ubuntu support
[04:57] <arrrghhh> homecable, uh... why?
[04:57] <homecable> its not just want to test my servers upload speed
[04:57] <RaWkuSs> Is there a on screen keyboard for ubuntu?
[04:58] <chetnick> rahul_kumar: it works fine on all other hosts.
[04:58] <kelvin911> anyone here uses skype?
[04:58] <arrrghhh> i have access to an oc48, but that doesn't mean it's mine lol
[04:58] <homecable> http://joey.ath.cx/pub/linux/ubuntu-8.04-server-i386.iso tell me what my upload is sending at
[04:58] <kelvin911> any skype user here?
[04:58] <damian__> kelvin911 : I used too.
[04:58] <okaasan> Like I plug it in and nothing shows up in dmesg, there's nothing for it in /dev/ or anything
[04:58] <kelvin911> damian__: do u use webcam?
[04:59] <damian__> Now I use magic jack.
[04:59] <arrrghhh> homecable, i'm not at the head-end... i'm in a hotel room.  and again, i don't see how this is related to ubuntu support.
[04:59] <damian__> yes
[04:59] <kelvin911> what magic jack?
[04:59] <bigboss> hai guys heres the newbie in town
[04:59] <homecable> :P
[04:59] <bigboss> anybody would like to hand a helping hand??
[04:59] <bazhang> !ot | homecable no chit chat thanks
[04:59] <okaasan> bigboss: what's the problem
[04:59] <damian__> Its like vonage.  but with a usb instead
[04:59] <bigboss> well its like this
[04:59] <damian__> of a router.
[04:59] <bigboss> got hardy from  a friend
[05:00] <bigboss> installed it and no sound or wifi
[05:00] <kelvin911> damian__: i want to be able to webcam with my girl and she is using windows
[05:00] <bigboss> compag presario v3000 laptop
[05:00] <VentiMocha> Vonage can work off USB too... depends on form of FXO port you get
[05:00] <kelvin911> damian__: the only software i can think of is skype and msn
[05:00] <rahul_kumar> chetnick:i think you can work with external host without config a dns server..and are you sure you configured your dns correctly..
[05:00] <khaotik> can anyone help me get neverwinternights installed ???
[05:00] <kelvin911> damian__: but msn is really bad in quality
[05:00] <damian__> yes.
[05:01] <kelvin911> damian__: and skype recently it is acting very strange
[05:01] <damian__> true
[05:01] <bigboss> have browsed quite a bit for information.... nothing really for me ...
[05:01] <VentiMocha> have you tried eyeballchat in wine?
[05:01] <damian__> yes because of ebay problems
[05:01] <kelvin911> damian__: what ebay?
[05:01] <damian__> the strike,
[05:01] <kelvin911> damian__: ??
[05:01] <damian__> they tried to merge the skype with the service
[05:01] <bigboss> Hello okaasan nice of u to ask
[05:01] <ZoiX> Somebody use Leopard on VirtualBox or VMWare?
[05:02] <rahul_kumar> chetnick:i do not have dns server on my pc..but i can ping external host because they have to config dns server there ..
[05:02] <chetnick> rahul_kumar: this is dns cache server as well, the dns is configured correctly, other 5 hosts resolve hostnames just fine, i just have problem with ubuntu host. The external host names are resolved from ubuntu whitohout problems, it just the local host names.
[05:02] <kelvin911> damian__: i wonder if i have just update the qt4 package causing the webcam session in skype acting stragne
[05:02] <khaotik> can anyone help me get neverwinternights installed ???
[05:02] <kelvin911> damian__: what service?
[05:02] <cvd-pr> Llegue!!
[05:02] <jgoo> hey people - I am running ubuntustudio theme, and inside filezilla, and a few other places, the text it lightgrey on white. The ubuntustudio theme is great for a dark and dingy office and long hours... so this is antithetical to the theme.
[05:03] <tgelter> I'd like to get the ubuntu boot messages to look like gentoo's or suse's...they are pretty (I'm talking the text boot). Does anyone have experience with doing anything similar?
[05:03] <Dmole> kelvin911: I find skype works well
[05:03] <damian__> The skype service thats attached to the ebay service agreement.
[05:03] <jgoo> anyway I can tweak that colour? I've tried in filzezilla, and in appearances, but those components aren't styled from there... I changed all settings I could find.
[05:03] <khaotik> can anyone help me get neverwinternights installed ???
[05:03] <kelvin911> Dmole: so u uses the webcam?
[05:03] <Dmole> I do
[05:03] <kelvin911> Dmole: are u using hardy with latest update?
[05:03] <damian__> Because of the recent strike money loss cause cutbacks in support
[05:03] <umer> hey guys, I was having problems with my top menu bar showing black specks, and some folks tried to help me out, the problem seemed to go away, however it came back...here is a picture of what is wrong http://img399.imageshack.us/my.php?image=blackspotszn4.jpg can someone please help me out?
[05:03] <Dmole> It just *worked*
[05:03] <Nikunj93> how to use BIOS alarm? i have set the time but the pc doesnt power on do i have to shutdown pc or hibernate?
[05:03] <jgoo> Also skype webcam works on OSX :))
[05:04] <Dmole> no 8.07 gave me sound problems so i'm using 7.10
[05:04] <danhs> hello.....how do I get this bug confirmed?
[05:04] <danhs> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vsftpd/+bug/229115
[05:04] <danhs> or at least move it forward?
[05:04] <dontpanic> Hi, I'm haveing some trouble, I need to install sendmail but first I need to remove some exim4 packages, but they seem to be screwed up.  When I try to apt-get remove exim4-daemon-light, it says: "warning: failed to kill 5856: No such process".  Then after it can't kill the process that isnt running, it decides to give up all together.  Is there anyway I can override the error and have it uninstall anyway?  Or any other solutions?
[05:04] <kelvin911> Dmole: in 7.10 everything wroks
[05:04] <danhs> it's an insane bug.....I downlaoded the upgrade a few days ago and vsftpd no longer works!
[05:04] <damian__> kelvin911: was the clear
[05:04] <bigboss> well i thought i might get some help waaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh
[05:04] <jgoo> umer, google 'bubonic'
[05:04] <jgoo> :(
[05:04] <kelvin911> after upgrade to 8.04, something breaks almost everyday
[05:04] <damian__> was that clear
[05:04] <Navop> how to d/l and install ISPConfig2.2.23
[05:04] <Giskard_Reventlo> Hi. Just downloaded ubuntu hardy iso and burnt it into a cd for installation. However, the installer doesn;t start after boot. Instead, I'm dropped to a initramfs/busybox shell.
[05:04] <chubaca_> does anyone know of a  script to convert sound files in amarok?
[05:04] <kelvin911> hardy just like win98
[05:05] <Nikunj93> ﻿ how to use BIOS alarm? i have set the time but the pc doesnt power on do i have to shutdown pc or hibernate?
[05:05] <VentiMocha> dontpanick have you tried apt-get autoremove ?
[05:05] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, i haven't found that true at all.
[05:05] <kelvin911> arrrghhh: what do u use in hardy?
[05:05] <kelvin911> arrrghhh: just internet?
[05:05] <lartza_> morning all
[05:05] <arrrghhh> kelvin911,
[05:06] <chubaca_> does anyone know of a  script to convert sound files in amarok? I need to convert a flac file to mp3
[05:06] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, i use wine, virtualbox, ff nightlies, xchat, pidgin, krdc, amarok, OOo, thunderbird, kPPP
[05:06] <dontpanic> VentiMocha: I just tried that but it didn't help :(
[05:06] <kelvin911> arrrghhh: the only thing that hardy is good is that suddently after the last update 3 days ago, the screen tearing when playing back movie is gone
[05:06] <Dmole> kelvin911: yep I tried 3 different(repo levels) 8.07's and they all work less than 7.10 but that's just my exp I hear it works nice for many people
audacity
[05:06] <umer> jgoo, lol, yea, thats not what it is
[05:06] <jgoo> :) umer , I'
[05:06] <arrrghhh> kelvin911, i watch movies on my desktop, tv shows, i do a lot.
[05:07] <jgoo> :) umer , I'd say it is probably a driver issue... check if you are using the right / latest / greatest and then try disabling compiz if you are using it to see if it is present in 2d accelerated graphics
[05:07] <chubaca_> damian__: is it a script?
[05:07] <kelvin911> and after i upgrade to hardy, doom3 no longer playable
[05:07] <jgoo> umer, low chance that your DPI could be setup wrong. that is all I can think of as routes of investigation
 no audacity is a program
[05:08] <Dmole> no doom 3   ahahaha we all doomed
[05:08] <kelvin911> i try reinstalling doom3, but blank screen everytime i try to run doom3
 you can use it to convert the files after you import them.
[05:08] <chubaca_> damian__: oh thanks a lot, i will try it out
[05:09] <chubaca_> damian__:  do you know if it supports flac files?
[05:09] <damian__> kelvin911: what kind of system are you running?
[05:09] <kelvin911> damian__: what do u mean?
[05:09] <umer> jgoo, i am using the nvidia driver from the restricted driver manager, i removed that, and went back to the vesa driver, and the black specks werent there, however, it looked like there was a black text cursor/blinker thing, like from the terminal, on the top left hand of the bar, so i reinstalled the nvidia, and the specks came back and the cursor thing disappeared, and it makes no difference if i turn compiz off or on
[05:09] <VentiMocha> dontpanic: aptitude -f remove package_name
[05:09] <kelvin911> damian__: my computer spec?
[05:09] <SeaPhor> holy crap, i just received error message, " you've reached the end of the web. press continue to start over or cancel to end your session, and there is a checkbox next to kill all processes and destroy pc,,, what should i do?
[05:09] <damian__> Kelvin911: for doom.  duo core, amd , etc
[05:09] <atul> /usr/include/libxml2/libxml/parser.h:1057: error: expected ‘,’ or ‘...’ before string constant Facing this Error ?
 I believe so.
[05:10] <chetnick> This guys had exactly same problem that i have,  issue not resolved. Can anyone take a look at this, maybe somebody here knows how to solve the problem . Thank you.. http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-699852.html
[05:10] <SeaPhor> sorry i have terrets-type syndrome
[05:11] <RaWkuSs> SeaPhor, u are a troubled individual. Google "Jesus"
[05:11] <kelvin911> damian__: p4 dual 3.2 GHz, 1GB ram, geforce 7600 GT 256MB
[05:11] <kelvin911> damian__: mobo is ASUS i forgot the model, its nForce chip set SLI
[05:11] <damian__> kelvin911: nice your still in the game
[05:12] <damian__> chubaca_: Try this http://flac.sourceforge.net/download.html
[05:13] <khaotik> could anyone help me get neverwinter nights installed on my computer???
[05:13] <Bodsda> khaotik, there are alot of tuto's for that on the forums
[05:13] <damian__> kelvin911: you may need to overclock if gonna keep up with the onliners.
[05:13] <kelvin911> overclock what?
[05:14] <damian__> the p4
[05:14] <chubaca_> damian__:  thank you!
[05:14] <Marfi> i'm looking for some software for editing music. I'm looking to start remixing songs. any ideas on some decent software?
[05:14] <damian__> np
[05:14] <kelvin911> damian__: why what for?
[05:14] <SeaPhor> RaWkuSs, sorry bro, just that last issue, pushed me, lol, I'm ok now, hope you forgive me
[05:14] <damian__> speed, man
[05:14] <_kavOOr_> hi, How do I know the default usb device in hardy ? .. /dev/ ?
[05:14] <Navop> can someone tell me how to d/l ispconfig2.2.23, using console command
[05:14] <kelvin911> damian__: 3.6 GHz not enough?
[05:14] <damian__> no
[05:14] <kelvin911> damian__: give me example?
[05:14] <the> hai.
[05:15] <khaotik> yea i am following one and the install wizard says i dont have permission to create the file/folder. i am the only user on the computer. i do not understand
[05:15] <tgelter> I'd like to get the ubuntu boot messages to look like gentoo's or suse's...they are pretty (I'm talking the text boot). Does anyone have experience with doing anything similar?
[05:15] <kelvin911> damian__: i bought this system for $300 months ago
[05:15] <the> #j semarang
[05:15] <damian__> I have duo core @ 3.8ghz,  well then that was a steal
[05:15] <kelvin911> damian__: 3.6 3.8 not much different
[05:15] <damian__> Ok, I have no complaints.
[05:16] <jtisme> _kavOOr_, should be /dev/sdb if you have one hard drive
[05:16] <kelvin911> damian__: i dont see what is the advantage if u have faster cpu
[05:16] <damian__> I'm able to overclock mines to 6.2Ghz
[05:16] <khaotik> [: 64: ==: unexpected operator
[05:16] <khaotik> -e Possible write error
[05:16] <khaotik> -e Please try a different folder or change permissions on /home/khaotik/neverwinter
[05:16] <kelvin911> damian__: what?
[05:16] <damian__> yes
[05:16] <_kavOOr_> jtisme: thank you
[05:16] <kelvin911> damian__: from 3.8 to 6.2 ?
[05:17] <damian__> duo core, can handle overclocking better.
[05:17] <khaotik> it doesnt let me change permissions in the properties menu
[05:17] <jtisme> _kavOOr_, when you insert a USB device  run  tail  /var/log/messages is should show you what device it found
[05:17] <kelvin911> damian__: do u see any duiffeerent?
[05:17] <kelvin911> different
[05:17] <damian__> http://www.overclockers.com/
[05:18] <damian__> A great site for tips
[05:18] <kelvin911> damian__: do u really need to oc from 3.8 to 6.2?
[05:18] <kelvin911> damian__: see any big wow improvement?
[05:18] <kelvin911> damian__: what about the cpu temp?
[05:19] <damian__> yes, with the video.  temp 62f with cooler
[05:19] <_kavOOr_> jtisme: Can I follow this tutorial to make  usb bootable ? http://learn.clemsonlinux.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Install_from_USB_drive
[05:19] <MikeCulver> Anyone know how to solve audio not working in flash?
[05:19] <kelvin911> 62 degrees is hot
[05:19] <Marfi> i'm looking for some software for editing music. I'm looking to start remixing songs. any ideas on some decent software?
[05:19] <kelvin911> mine is about 30
[05:19] <MikeCulver> Marfi: Audacity?
[05:19] <SeaPhor> RaWkuSs, no forgiveness? maybe you should do the google as well
[05:19] <damian__> Not for a desktop
[05:19] <Marfi> MikeCulver, looking for something more powerful
[05:19] <MikeCulver> Marfi: How so?
[05:20] <Marfi> MikeCulver, audacity always seemed not to have many features
[05:20] <ed__Mcfly> hola, alguien que hable español que pueda ayudarme con el sonido
[05:20] <kelvin911> damian__: 62 degrees is hot
[05:21] <damian__> kelvin911: my laptop ran at 82f before cooling
[05:21] <legend2440> Navop: wget  wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ispconfig/ISPConfig-2.2.23.tar.gz?download
[05:21] <kelvin911> damian__: only my laptop can get that hiot
[05:21] <damian__> Then you won't like a macbook pro
[05:21] <ed__Mcfly> nadie que hable español?
[05:21] <MikeCulver> Marfi: True.  It has the basics though.  I don't know about other multi-channel editors.  You should probably ask in Ubuntu-offtopic though.
[05:21] <kelvin911> damian__: u mean celcius right?
[05:21] <MikeCulver> I can't get sound to play in flash.  It works fine everywhere else.
[05:22] <Marfi> MikeCulver, kk, ty  =)
[05:22] <damian__> when overlocking the processors heatup depending on your bios
[05:22] <chetnick> i found out what it is, finally after 3 days , if anyone is interested https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/80900
[05:23] <damian__> kelvin911: no my friend fahrenheit
[05:23] <chetnick> rahul_kumar: i found out what it is, its a conflict with avahi-daemon https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/80900
[05:23] <kelvin911> damian__: u must be american
[05:24] <rahul_kumar> chetnick:thanks..sorry for conf u
[05:24] <damian__> Quarter pound burgers
[05:24] <kelvin911> damian__: only dumb american uses fuhrenheit or miles
[05:24] <MikeCulver> damian__: most BIOS's report temp in C.  Even American releases
[05:24] <a_> in America most people use C for computer temps :-)
[05:24] <SeaPhor> kelvin911, ok bro, you're up
[05:24] <damian__> I use conversion
[05:24] <damian__> sue me
[05:25] <MikeCulver> 62f is very cool
[05:25] <MikeCulver> and actually, 62f is abnormally cool
[05:25] <kelvin911> why cant u uses standard so everybody know what u r talking about?
[05:25] <MikeCulver> average room temp is 70-75f
[05:25] <damian__> MikeCulver:  thks mike
[05:25] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: he can do conversions, and so can you :)
[05:25] <SeaPhor> kelvin911 says <kelvin911> damian__: only dumb american uses fuhrenheit or miles
[05:25] <pen> why is swiftweasel slow on scrolling in some sites? It is happening the same thing in firefox too. I'm using hardy, what should I do to fix this?
[05:26] <TaRDy> is having a separate home partition from the root easy toconfigure?
[05:26] <peepsalot> whenever I run a sudo command, I get the message "sudo: unable to resolve host ninja"  ninja is the hostname of this computer
[05:26] <TaRDy> and can it be done from an already made partition?
[05:26] <peepsalot> the command seems to run fine however
[05:26] <MikeCulver> damian__: no prob.  I get the feeling that if your temp reads 62f then you are getting a bad reading or a reading from something that isn't under thermal load.
[05:27] <MikeCulver> damian__: where is this reading coming from?
[05:27] <damian__> MikeCulver: you may be right, overclocking is experimental for me.
[05:27] <J-_> peepsalot: what type of command are you trying to do?
[05:27] <moobyseviltwin> liquid cool couldnt get that cold?
[05:27] <kelvin911> what is 62f?
[05:27] <MikeCulver> moobyseviltwin: unless you're refridgerating the liquid, no.
[05:27] <kelvin911> i know 100f = 37 degrees
[05:28] <peepsalot> J-_, any command that involves sudo.  i usually use it for apt-get/aptitude commands, but it happens for any sudo command
[05:28] <MikeCulver> 62f... i have a graphing calc that can do it..
[05:28] <MikeCulver> just a sec
[05:28] <kelvin911> so 62f = 24 degrees?
[05:28] <bazhang> kelvin911, how is this relevant to ubuntu
[05:28] <jtisme> peepsalot, probably because you dont have an entry in /etc/hosts like this    127.0.0.1    ninja
[05:28] <kelvin911> qalculator can also do conversion but i am too lazy to do it
[05:29] <MikeCulver> 62f = 16.667c
[05:29] <jtisme> peepsalot, use a tab after  127.0.0.1
[05:29] <damian__> MikeCulver:  That's right, we started about the systems we were running
[05:29] <kelvin911> bazhang: we were talking about overclocking the ubuntu
[05:29] <bazhang> MikeCulver, kelvin911 please take the chit chat to #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[05:29] <kelvin911> what about 0f ?
[05:29] <kelvin911> is 0f = 0 degrees?
[05:29] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: that's not part of the issue
[05:29] <Starnestommy> kelvin911: 32f
[05:29] <damian__> Kelvin911: we were taking about gaming
[05:29] <peepsalot> jtisme, ok, i will try that.  I wonder why it wasn't a problem in gutsy
[05:29] <MikeCulver> damian__: what is the problem we're trying to address?
[05:30] <J-_> peepsalot: okay. I can't really help you then, sorry. =) I was figuring you were trying to sudo a program with a GTK/QT interface. In other words, you'd have to gksu the program. :)
[05:30] <kelvin911> we were tallking about doom3 not working in hardy
[05:30] <kelvin911> it runs fine in gutsy
[05:30] <damian__> MikeCulver:  it was small talk, nothing more
[05:30] <jtisme> peepsalot, may need to  be  127.0.1.1   ninja  I have both 127.0.0.1 localhost  and   127.0.1.1  mynodename
[05:30] <damian__> Not to offend anyone
[05:30] <MikeCulver> damian__: oh.. sorry if i blew it out of perportion.  i thought it was part of the problem.
[05:30] <kelvin911> actually everything almost everything breaks in hardy thats what i am talking about
[05:30] <eboyjr> How can I turn off compiz without running GDM (logging in)?
[05:30] <eboyjr> How can I turn off compiz without running GDM (logging in)?
[05:31] <peepsalot> jtisme, 127.0.0.1 worked
[05:31] <eboyjr> sorry :S
[05:31] <Sindacious> what would be the command line command to see your hard drives?
[05:31] <FloodBot2> eboyjr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:31] <jtisme> peepsalot, good
[05:31] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: speaking of stuff breaking in hardy, I can't get sound to work in flash
[05:31] <eboyjr> hehm... problems everywhere
[05:31] <kelvin911> MikeCulver: did u have an app using the sound at the same time?
[05:31] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: strangely enough, I can't even get the windows standalone flash player to play audio under wine
[05:31] <pen> eboyjr, don't be so in hurry, just use one of the consoles then you can turn off compiz without logging with gdm
[05:31] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: no..
[05:31] <So_anyway> ?/server irc.icq.com 6666?
[05:32] <kelvin911> MikeCulver: i find that when i am playing music in rhymbox, i cant play audio in flash
[05:32] <kelvin911> MikeCulver: or vice versa
[05:32] <pen> I still have the problem with slow scrolling in swiftweasel (firefox), anyone know how to solve this?
[05:32] <legend2440> MikeCulver: have you tried installing libflashsupport?
[05:32] <kelvin911> MikeCulver: when i am playing a movie in mplayer, the movie in vlc has no sound
[05:32] <damian__> MikeCulver: Are you trying to get flash to work in your browser or the program?
[05:32] <pen> legend2440, is the one in repo the fixed one?
[05:32] <kelvin911> very strange
[05:32] <MikeCulver> legend2440: it's not a matter of lack of playback support
[05:32] <eboyjr> pen: Consoles? Like Ctrl+Alt+F[1-6] ?
[05:32] <pen> eboyjr, yes
[05:33] <fragged> Hey guys, does GTK have an applications similar to Microsoft Picture and Fax Viewer and mspaint?
[05:33] <pen> eboyjr, you can do that in the logging screen
[05:33] <MikeCulver> damian__: I tried the linux flash player in firefox, as well as the standalone windows flash player under wine.  same result
[05:33] <kelvin911> i thnk it didnt happen in gutsy
[05:33] <pen> or even boot up screen I think
[05:33] <MikeCulver> but I can play audio in totem..
[05:33] <Catcheeto_away> I am having a similar/same issue with sound. I can't get things like youtube to play
[05:33] <kelvin911> Catcheeto_away: which browser u use?
[05:33] <MikeCulver> fragged: do you mean Gnome?
[05:33] <amenado> whose got Xen working? which version do you have running as I can not even create initrd.img with 2.6.16
[05:33] <damian__> MikeCulver:  You need to download mp3, and flash updates in ubuntu thru the apps
[05:33] <kelvin911> Catcheeto_away: i am using opera9.27, flash sucks
[05:33] <eboyjr> pen: So, I run... "DISPLAY=:0 metacity --replace &" .. arent compiz settings for each user?
[05:33] <cyntek> seaphor: you there/
[05:33] <MikeCulver> fragged: there is a picture viewer in gnome, yes.
[05:33] <cyntek> ?
[05:34] <Catcheeto> I am using FF
[05:34] <eboyjr> i LOVE firefox
[05:34] <SeaPhor> ok thats it,,, i ve seen alot here that i didnt agree with based on my own ignorance and the fact that the mods are here to mod, but this is too much, and all bazhang has to say is whats goin on !!! kelvin911 step up and be recognized
[05:34] <fragged> MikeCulver, yeah, well I thought Gnome was the Window Manager / DE whereas GTK was what most applications were called (ie gtk based mplayer frontend)
[05:34] <kelvin911> i LOVE opera
[05:34] <eboyjr> lol
[05:34] <damian__> MikeCulver: under add/remove
[05:34] <bazhang> SeaPhor, what is the issue
[05:34] <Catcheeto> I had similar issue with Gutsy, ran through 6-7 sites to try a fix and never did. Now updated to Hardy and same issue. I am using USB headset though, so not sure where that might add extra issues
[05:34] <eboyjr> GTK stands for GIMP Toolkit
[05:35] <MikeCulver> fragged: mostly correct.  but yes, the apps bundled with gnome was what I was refering to.  there's also f-spot photo manager.
[05:35] <bennna> I accidentally moved my /home/ben/Desktop to /home/ben/Desktop.bak but when I try to change it back it always regenerates as Desktop.bak, so then I have both Desktop and Desktop.bak
[05:35] <damian__> MikeCulver: type in plugin, or flash then search
[05:35] <SeaPhor> bazhang, <kelvin911> damian__: only dumb american uses fuhrenheit or miles
[05:35] <pen> eboyjr, I am not sure. I am the only user on my laptop. I don't know much about compiz settings effects to users
[05:35] <bennna> Desktop.bak is always the actual desktop
[05:35] <kelvin911> SeaPhor: what?
[05:35] <MikeCulver> damian__: I have flashplayer-nonfree already
[05:35] <pen> why is swiftweasel slow on scrolling in some sites? It is happening the same thing in firefox too. I'm using hardy, what should I do to fix this?
[05:35] <crdlb> eboyjr: what exactly are you trying to do?
[05:35] <eboyjr> pen: Okay, thanks for your help :)
[05:35] <fragged> MikeCulver, what about a tool for cropping images / basic modifications etc? GIMP is too complex for the basic things I want to do
[05:35] <bazhang> SeaPhor, thanks did not see that; kelvin911 refrain from name calling in channel please
[05:36] <kelvin911> what?
[05:36] <MikeCulver> f-spot does cropping
[05:36] <pen> eboyjr, np
[05:36] <jtisme> seaphor has someone on this channel insulted you?
[05:36] <bazhang> !coc | kelvin911
[05:36] <eboyjr> crdlb: I am trying to shut off compiz for a user when I log in to that user... before I log in
[05:36] <kelvin911> what i am saying is the fact
[05:36] <jtisme> !conduct
[05:36] <kelvin911> why uses fahrenheit?
[05:37] <pen> eboyjr, however, if you are tired of this, why don't you install fusion icon? you can switch WM there easily
[05:37] <eboyjr> crdlb: That was worded horribly :S
[05:37] <jtisme> !codeofconduct
[05:37] <bazhang> kelvin911, that is not allowed here; there is a code of conduct please stick to it thanks
[05:37] <pen> kelvin911, ha, we should all use K
[05:37] <crdlb> eboyjr: if you disable compiz via visual effects preferences, it will be remembered for that user
[05:37] <kelvin911> i mean everyone is using celcius
[05:37] <bennna> where is the setting that tells nautilus what my desktop is
[05:37] <MikeCulver> fragged: F-spot does do basic manipulation.
[05:37] <bazhang> !ot | kelvin911
[05:37] <SeaPhor> jtisme, not me personally, america and americans in general
[05:37] <jtisme> everyone does not use celcius
[05:38] <eboyjr> crdlb: How do I turn off compiz for a user without logging in?
[05:38] <bennna> it keeps thinking it's Desktop.bak because I accidentally changed it once
[05:38] <crdlb> eboyjr: some key in gconf in /desktop/gnome
[05:38] <jtisme> SeaPhor, and you are from what country?
[05:38] <crdlb> why?
[05:38] <eboyjr> crdlb: Thanks... I'll look for one
[05:38] <cyntek> Country: USA
[05:38] <bazhang> jtisme, please stay on topic thanks
[05:38] <kelvin911> come on if u go to the mall and ask what is the body temp, i bet that 99% will say 37 degrees
[05:39] <pen> is there no solution to the question I have?
[05:39] <TaRDy> is having a separate home partition from the root easy toconfigure?
[05:39] <jtisme> bazhang, i was talking to seaphor and his topic
[05:39] <rignes> Hello.  Can someone tell me what the default links are in the rc#.d directories for rc.local?  I was messing with mine, changed a couple of things, and didn't write the default down and I'd like to put it back if possible.
[05:39] <MikeCulver> TaRDy: yes.  Just do it in the installation dialog when setting up partitions.  Easy as cake for me :)
[05:39] <tgelter> I'd like to get the ubuntu boot messages to look like gentoo's or suse's...they are pretty (I'm talking the text boot). Does anyone have experience with doing anything similar?
[05:39] <SeaPhor> jtisme, i am from Houston, Texas USA
[05:39] <Zaiden> I have an onboard soundcard (Realtek ALC888) and I can't figure out how to get it working properly with a certain program. When it works, the sound lags for a secound. When it doesn't, the sound doesnt lag, but the sound is choppy and static like. ANyone know what I could do?
[05:40] <Catcheeto> Zaiden: what program?
[05:40] <rignes> I think it was linked in runlevels 2,3,4,5 at priority 99 (run last) but don't remember the K and S of the links. :(
[05:40] <kelvin911> do people in US really uses fehrenheuit?
[05:40] <Starnestommy> kelvin911: yes
[05:40] <jtisme> SeaPhor, i doubt that, end of conversation!!!
[05:40] <bennna> tgelter remove quiet and splash from your kernel boot line in /boot/grub/menu.list
[05:40] <Zaiden> Second Life.
[05:40] <TaRDy> MikeCulver, would i do one partion mounted at / and the other /home/tardy (for usr tardy)
[05:40] <Drakoi> Greetz all!
[05:40] <Catcheeto> Kelvin911: Most people do
[05:40] <bennna> that will show all text -- same as hitting ctrl-alt-f1 during boot
[05:41] <MikeCulver> TaRDy: When I did it, the most complex I got was assigning a separate /home.  I believe that would be the /home for all users.
[05:41] <tgelter> bennna: yeah, I've done that, I'm wanting to make the text boot colorful
[05:41] <MikeCulver> TaRDy: but of course each user had a folder inside that
[05:41] <SeaPhor> jtisme, i am in a suburb, called Richmond
[05:41] <bennna> does anyone know how to set what dir nautilus thinks is $HOME/Desktop?
[05:41] <bennna> tgelter -- can
[05:41] <MikeCulver> TaRDy: so yes, you would end up with /home/tardy or what have you.
[05:41] <bennna> 'cant help you there sry
[05:41] <tgelter> bennna: huh?
[05:42] <eboyjr> Hoe do I set something with a command like gconf?
[05:42] <eboyjr> How*
[05:42] <TaRDy> MikeCulver, Thank you, I am hoping to salvage my current 7.10 installed user but upgrade to 8.04
[05:42] <eboyjr> :)
[05:42] <bennna> gconf-tool2
[05:42] <Zaiden> I can't use esound because nothing works when it's running, and pulseaudio doesn't fix it, so I'm not sure what I should do or what sound device to use
[05:42] <pen> why is swiftweasel slow on scrolling in some sites? It is happening the same thing in firefox too. I'm using hardy, what should I do to fix this?
[05:42] <eboyjr> bennna: How do I set it?
[05:42] <Catcheeto> Zaiden: I know I had issues with SL audio. I found several people had as well. Not sure of any details sadly as the graphic card in this PC is crappy and can't keep up
[05:42] <beterraba> does somebody have the code to create 2d (mathematic) graphics, like plot, in c++?
[05:43] <MikeCulver> TaRDy: good luck there.  I upgraded my 7.10 to 8.04.  it had a similar config.  no problems so far.
[05:43] <bennna> man gconftool gives the options, I forget exactly
[05:43] <eboyjr> bennna: Thanks
[05:43] <SeaPhor> jtisme, on the border of rosenberg,,, i assure you, i grew up in Ft. Worth and have lived everywhere between there and her, but always in the USA, and except for military time, in Texas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[05:44] <rignes> Hello.  Can someone tell me what the default links are in the rc#.d directories for rc.local?  I was messing with mine, changed a couple of things, and didn't write the default down and I'd like to put it back if possible.
[05:44] <NightMare> Kamikaze o/
[05:44] <Zaiden> Catcheeto: Think a PCI soundcard might fix it?
[05:44] <Kamikaze> NightMare o/~
[05:44] <bazhang> SeaPhor, and jtisme chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[05:44] <cyntek> lol
[05:44] <kelvin911> dill ni no mo
[05:45] <kelvin911> if u understand what i am saying
[05:45] <hroi> hello, I have an issue that I dont find so clear from ubuntu
[05:45] <jtisme> bazhang, i know the rules and i wasnt chit chatting i was responding to a previous message and i ended the conversation several minutes ago
[05:45] <hroi> I want a new kernel from kernel.org for my ubuntu
[05:45] <Catcheeto> Zaiden: I know several people did that to get it working, depends on how much you want to beat your head against a wall vs install a card, lol
[05:45] <bazhang> kelvin911, yes I do; and if you wish to remain in this channel you will refrain from language like that
[05:45] <hroi> however the ubuntu docs seem to suggest I should get some special source with apt-get
[05:45] <hroi> is that really necessary?
[05:46] <SeaPhor> bazhang, are you blind?
[05:46] <Zaiden> Catcheeto: At this point, I'm happy to buy  a card if it'll fix the problem
[05:46] <SeaPhor> nvm, you made your choice
[05:47] <Catcheeto> Zaiden: I would check around a bit first to make sure you grab a card someone has gotten working. I am sure most would fix, but would be your luck to grab the one that didn't and be back at square one
[05:47] <beterraba> does somebody have the code to create 2d (mathematic) graphics, like plot, in c or c++?
[05:48] <devilsadvocate> beterraba, wrong channel
[05:48] <jtisme> beterraba, you would probably have better luck in  #c++
[05:48] <kelvin911> beterraba: maple
[05:48] <beterraba> jtisme i'm trying as well, thanks :P
[05:49] <LinuxTryer> Hello, can anyone offer some insight into a missing /xinted ? (following some instructions for VNC)
[05:49] <jtisme> LinuxTryer, did you load xinetd  package
[05:50] <rignes> Hey there, trying not to spam here, but if someone can run "ls /etc/rc?.d/*rc.local" on a default hardy install and let me know the output I'd greatly appreciate it.
[05:50] <hroi> anybody here familiar with optimising their Ubuntu Kernels?
[05:50] <LinuxTryer> jtisme: No, I tried apt-get install xinetd but it couldn't find a package of that name.
[05:50] <hroi> i just came over from Slackware
[05:50] <hroi> and always had easy time with kernel.org pure kernels
[05:51] <CT|Paranoid> Does anyone have any idea how to get Hardy running on a Dell Inspiron 1420 Laptop? :s
[05:51] <jtisme> LinuxTryer, let me check doesnt seem like that is the real name
[05:51] <gurukis> hi all. help plz. just install hardy on laptop. install is OK but can not login, cause the screen is blank. what should i change in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:51] <hroi> somebody told me Ubuntu and Suse and other ... are corrupted kernel source... and they need to be from them...
[05:51] <hroi> not the pure kernels
[05:51] <hroi> that seem really stupid to me... but I think it might be correct ... anyone?
[05:51] <J-_> !xorg | gurukis
[05:51] <CT|Paranoid> I used to have Dapper Drake running on my old Laptop, but haven't managed to be able to get Hardy working on my new one, and have similar probs with Dapper Drake. And I am stuck :|
[05:52] <jtisme> LinuxTryer,  apt-get install  xinetd
[05:52] <friedtofu_> hroi: i believe they patch the kernel for more features and drivers and stuff... so it wouldnt be a plain vanilla kernel from kernel.org.... (but i'm pretty ignorant so meh)
[05:53] <szx0> Hello, I'm sorry but I really can't find this option. How can I add more "Desks" to my Ubuntu Gnome setup? By default there are 2 desks... I want 4 ;-
[05:53] <hroi> friedtofu_,  yes, I bet they might use some patches... however are they necessary...  Linux is Linux right??
[05:53] <bazhang> szx0, right click workspace switcher and choose more
[05:53] <MikeCulver> hroi: I have tried to compile a kernel with HDAPS support for my thinkpad... it was pretty easy.  I don't know precisely what you mean by optimizing.. do you mean removing excess modules?
[05:53] <gurukis> thx J-_
[05:53] <J-_> szx0: right click on the workspaces, and go to preferences. you'll see columns and rows
[05:53] <CT|Paranoid> :<
[05:54] <LinuxTryer> jtisme: /sigh, thank you for your help. scrolling into history I mistyped it.
[05:54] <hroi> MikeCulver,   yup, thats what I meant
[05:54] <SeaPhor> jtisme, kelvin911 's mama, whats your problem and why do you think you need to deal wit me?
[05:54] <hroi> MikeCulver, did you download the kernel source directly from kernel.org?
[05:54] <szx0> bazhang, thx
[05:54] <szx0> J-_, thx
[05:54] <friedtofu_> MikeCulver: huh - so how would you do that, because i would like to do the same
[05:54] <MikeCulver> hroi: I'm a real noob with this.. but aren't lsmod and rmmod pretty much the swiss army knife for that sort of thing?
[05:55] <kelvin911> SeaPhor: what is your problem?
[05:55] <MikeCulver> friedtofu_: Well, I got so far as to compile it into the kernel, but from there I couldn't get it to actually work and park the disc
[05:55] <hroi> MikeCulver,   ehhh thats just for kernel modules
[05:55] <etheredge> quick question with k9copy for mpeg-4 file creation
[05:55] <hroi> MikeCulver,  to load and list them... not compiling a new kernel itself
[05:55] <MikeCulver> hroi: where a module ends and the kernel begins is still confusing to me.  sorry.
[05:56] <MikeCulver> hroi: I understand the concepts completely, but I don't know enough about the tools
[05:56] <nalioth> !offtopic
[05:56] <etheredge> every time i try to create a mpeg4 file to a folder it closes out k9copy any help?
[05:56] <bazhang> SeaPhor, kelvin911 please take this elsewhere
[05:56] <TaRDy> will my ubuntu recognize a zfs partition?
[05:56] <hroi> MikeCulver, ok,... well you can have a module inside your kernel or loaded as you need it... however sound to me like you didnt download a new kernel like a newer version so..
[05:57] <holdtk> I made a post here with details to my problem. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=792171 anyone care to help?
[05:57] <bazhang> TaRDy, not likely
[05:58] <hroi> MikeCulver, I love Ubuntu because they have done so much work on all the drivers, and my laptop is a mess when getting drivers to work
[05:58] <etheredge> any ideas?
[05:58] <TaRDy> bazhang, thanks, I am considering seeing if a triple boot could occure
[05:58] <csd> 1,265 members?!
[05:58] <MikeCulver> hroi: What I did was download the kernel headers.. and module source for HDAPSD
[05:58] <hroi> MikeCulver, but I love the purity and speed of Slackware...
[05:58] <bazhang> TaRDy, with solaris?
[05:58] <hroi> MikeCulver, yup... I think I know what you did, so you compiled a new kearnel with a patch for this driver
[05:58] <TaRDy> bazhang, correct, ubuntu 8.04, opensolaris 2008.05 and vista
[05:59] <MikeCulver> hroi: then I compiled it all together following some arcade web recipe.. and I ended up with a new kernel.. and the kernel logs on boot talking about HDAPS and inital reading and the like.
[05:59] <TaRDy> bazhang, if triple booting even is possible
[05:59] <MikeCulver> hroi: yes.. that sounds about like what the instructions said.
[05:59] <bazhang> TaRDy, grub might do it; not sure if you could mount zfs though
[05:59] <nalioth> any posix file system should be mountable
[05:59] <devilsadvocate> TaRDy, you can have as many operating systems as you want
[05:59] <bazhang> TaRDy, sure it is possible to triple or even higher boot (someone had a hundred)
[05:59] <soetedjo> #tegal
[06:00] <LinuxTryer> JTISME: thanks again. that solved it :)
[06:00] <kelvin911> hundred boot?
[06:00] <etheredge> argh anyone help me out with k9copy?
[06:00] <devilsadvocate> TaRDy, OpenSolaris uses ggrub on their live dvd too
[06:00] <jtisme> LinuxTryer, great
[06:00] <jtisme> LinuxTryer, what ubuntu release are you running
[06:00] <crweb> does anyone know why suddenly Deluge is broken in 8.04 x64?
[06:01] <TaRDy> bazhang, devilsadvocate thanks I will try it out then
[06:01] <Gestapospank> What is the boot command to disable any loading of scsi drivers?
[06:01] <etheredge> bah every time i try to copy a dvd to mp4 it closes out k9copy
[06:01] <devilsadvocate> TaRDy, worst case you will have to have 2 grubs, one which launches everything except opensolaris and can launch the second grub, which in turn can launch open solaris
[06:02] <nalioth> etheredge: tried handbrake?
[06:02] <TaRDy> devilsadvocate, ok, i will install opensolaris 2nd of the 3 to ensure ubuntu's grub has final say
[06:03] <etheredge> handbrake?
[06:03] <adred> where can i access ubuntu's control center? sorry for the stupid question..:)
[06:03] <etheredge> where can i get handbrake from?
[06:03] <devilsadvocate> adred, what control centre?
[06:04] <etheredge> and why wont the MPEG-4 creator work?
[06:04] <nalioth> etheredge: google can tell you  ( i know nothing about k9copy but use handbrake all the time )
[06:04] <etheredge> heh alright ill try it
[06:04] <ArrowLance> hello
[06:05] <adred> devilsadvocate, like the mint's and pclos' control center? does unbuntu have one?
[06:05] <theLichKing> how can i optimize the startup of ubuntu to make it start faster?
[06:05] <bazhang> adred, not the same; it is broken down into several components
[06:05] <devilsadvocate> adred, i dont know about those ones, but from what i know kde has a control centre. gnome doesnt (not in the same way atleast
[06:05] <Thanatos___> I'm a noob. I installed ubuntu 8.04 to my thinkpad's harddrive. When it goes to grub and I choose ubuntu, it gives me "error 21: device not found" I edit the command line and have it choose hd0, and not hd1, and it boots. How do I make this change permanent?
[06:06] <ackstorm> Thanatos___, you have to adjust it in the /boot/grub/grub.conf file
[06:06] <P_Kable> I just notices something weird... I cannot change my password !
[06:06] <ArrowLance> im having a problem keeping ubuntu working, i had it set up to dual boot (twice) with XP, but if i let my computer idle on ubuntu over night, i wake up to a black screen, and ubuntu will no longer load
[06:06] <etheredge> is handbrake for ubuntu?
[06:06] <devilsadvocate> adred, if you want the same interface you had on kde, you should try kubuntu
[06:06] <P_Kable> the command just gets stuck
[06:07] <MikeCulver>  adred there is a control center app you can get.. but things are all accessible from the system admin (for global settings) and system preferences (for per-user settings)
[06:07] <kelvin911> when u r playing mp3, can u watch youtube with sound?
[06:07] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, gconfeditor?
[06:07] <LinuxTryer> jtisme: 7.10, I went to 8.10 but it totally broke Sun Java (I'm on a VM machine, so I rolled back to 7.10)
[06:07] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: i can, yes.. pulseaudio seems to solve things
[06:07] <nalioth> etheredge: #handbrake may be of more help
[06:07] <MikeCulver> devilsadvocate: no.. another one..
[06:08] <stevemcc> anyone know where the config file is for gnome-main-menu is located under gnome 2.22? was previously in .icons
[06:08] <ackstorm> kelvin911, is that a question or a comment?
[06:08] <ArrowLance> I installed 8.04
[06:08] <adred> devilsadvocate: linuxmint has and it uses gnome. bazhang says ubuntu doesnt have.. thanks! :)
[06:08] <kelvin911> question
[06:08] <MikeCulver> devilsadvocate: I think it's was just called control center.. I'll hunt in synaptic for it
[06:08] <LinuxTryer> jtisme: speciffically, it broke JAVA_HOME
[06:08] <kelvin911> because i cant
[06:08] <ackstorm> oh, yea
[06:08] <J-_> adred: gnome-control-center in terminal
[06:08] <jtisme> LinuxTryer, ok just wondered thanks
[06:08] <ackstorm> and you can adjust the volume on the youtube applet too
[06:08] <cvd-pr> Hwy the hell the eject button od the dvdrom dont work i always has to unmount?
[06:08] <Thanatos___> Thanks ackstorm, I think i'm almost all the way to resolving this issue. What is the default text editor program, similar to edit in DOS? I think I will need to change permissions, so use sudo?
[06:08] <bazhang> adred, you can add the mint one or something similar if you wish but it is not recommended nor supported
[06:09] <kelvin911> ackstorm: when i am playng sound in some other app, youtube has no sound and vice versa
[06:09] <etheredge> hrm no way to get k9copy to work huh
[06:09] <MikeCulver> cvd-pr: because sudden disconnection of a mounted filesystem can cause problems.  unmounting is safer.
[06:09] <ackstorm> Thanatos___, nano is a simple editor, but when you want be really l33t learn vi
[06:10] <legend2440> Thanatos___: gksudo gedit /bbot/grub/menu.lst
[06:10] <DoubleB> hey how do delete /etc/network/interfaces and make a new one via terminal?
[06:10] <cvd-pr> a dvdrom is a filesystem?
[06:10] <legend2440> Thanatos___: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:10] <stevemcc> anyone know where the config file is for gnome-main-menu is located under gnome 2.22? was previously in .icons
[06:10] <ackstorm> kelvin911, working for me, I'm not sure why your sound wouldn't be mixing.. are you using kde or gnome?
[06:10] <kelvin911> gnome
[06:10] <adred> bazhang, devilsadvocate & and all: alright..thanks for the tip.:)
[06:10] <MikeCulver> cvd-pr: an data storage device usually has a filesystem on it.  and a dvd is such a type of media which has a filesystem on it.
[06:10] <Thanatos___> thanks legend, i'm trying that now
[06:10] <kelvin911> after upgrading to hardy i cant have more than 1 app using the sound
[06:11] <J-_> !filesystem | cvd-pr
[06:11] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: try pulseaudio
[06:11] <kelvin911> i used to webcaming and watch youtube and even playing mp3 at the same time in gutsy
[06:11] <stevemcc> kelvin, some people have fixed that by turning off integrated sound inside their bios
[06:11] <ackstorm> ehh, if you like the graphical way out
[06:11] <stevemcc> i dont think that is the right solution tho
[06:12] <MikeCulver> stevemcc: how does that fix the matter?  then we'd have no sound unless we have a separate device.
[06:12] <kelvin911> what is pulseaudio?
[06:12] <kelvin911> do i need tio install that?
[06:12] <SNIa> Hello, I'm trying to redirect kernel output from tty1 to tty7. I set in grub to have console=tty7 and it's working, but there are still two lines that show up on tty1 on boot. the
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[06:12] <ackstorm> kelvin911, it should be installed already
[06:12] <SNIa> [sda] assuming drive cache: write through part
[06:12] <MikeCulver> kelvin911: pulseaudio is selectable in the sound preferences... it's pre-installed for me.
[06:12] <ArrowLance> im having a problem keeping ubuntu(8.04) working, i had it set up to dual boot (twice) with XP, but if i let my computer idle on ubuntu over night, i wake up to a black screen, and ubuntu will no longer load
[06:12] <SNIa> and piix4_smbus 0000:00:07.3: Host SMBus Controller not enabled part
[06:13] <stevemcc> mike: thats exactly why i said i figured its the wrong fix. with some the card can be detected anyway
[06:13] <Bridger> How would I go about sharing an HP Deskjet 1455 on a Windows Network?
[06:13] <SNIa> otherwise all other parts show up on tt7
[06:13] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: what state is the system left in?
[06:13] <kelvin911> dont know why the mp3 song is skipping now
[06:13] <SNIa> Anyone know how to redirect those 2 last kernel messages to another tty?
[06:13] <ackstorm> ArrowLance, try hitting Alt-s
[06:13] <ArrowLance> a black screen
[06:14] <Thanatos___> askstorm, i've been trying to edit the file specified, but it seems to be empty, or doesn't exist
[06:14] <ArrowLance> im guessing my file issues has to do with me havting to turn off hard
[06:14] <P_Kable> I can't change my passwd, any idea why ?
[06:14] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: I meant, what things was the system doing when you left it functioning properly?
[06:14] <ArrowLance> nothing
[06:14] <ArrowLance> just idleing
[06:14] <ArrowLance> i fell asleep
[06:14] <Gestapospank> I have a server with two 2 ide devices (harddrive, atapi cdrom). Ubuntu 8.04 and 7.10 both have locked up when installing the scsi driver over the attached CD-Rom device. Any boot command to ignore this device?
[06:14] <Thanatos___> legend2440, i copied and pasted your command and gedit stopped responding and had to be force quit
[06:14] <ackstorm> Thanatos___, it might be /boot/grub/menu.lst
[06:15] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: are you saying the system won't boot up again when powered-on?  or has the system gone into suspend but won't come out?
[06:15] <ArrowLance> when i select ubuntu, i get error 15 stating the menu.lst can't be found. When i check on the files in windows, they are no longer there
[06:15] <SNIa> Anyone know how to redirect kernel messages to another tty?
[06:16] <WoDaN> Gestapospank: found out if the scsi device is builtin or not, if it's a moduleyou can blacklist it
[06:16] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: wow... that isn't normal at all.  Are Windows and Ubuntu on the same hard drive?
[06:16] <WoDaN> Gestapospank: s/scsi device/scsi driver/
[06:16] <ArrowLance> yes
[06:16] <kelvin911> why no more than 1 application can play the sound?
[06:16] <legend2440> Thanatos___: you could try  sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst if gedit isn't working
[06:16] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: how are you getting it to boot into windows?
[06:16] <kelvin911> is it hardy bugs?
[06:16] <Gestapospank> This is on install, I don't have ubuntu installed yet to blacklist the driver
[06:17] <WoDaN> kelvin911: by default only one app can access an OSS sound device
[06:17] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, is this the first time you rebooted?
[06:17] <ArrowLance> im dual booting, i just have to select which OS to use when i boot up
[06:17] <ArrowLance> no
[06:17] <WoDaN> kelvin911: afaik if you use alsa for sound more can be done
[06:17] <Thanatos___> in nano, do I save by "writeout"?
[06:17] <WoDaN> kelvin911: but then you have to enable software mixing
[06:17] <kelvin911> i use alsa
[06:17] <WoDaN> kelvin911: or your soundcard should support it in hw
[06:17] <legend2440> Thanatos___: yes
[06:17] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: if menu.lst isn't found, then I'm kinda confused...
[06:17] <kelvin911> in gutsy i can have more than 1 app uses the sound
[06:17] <ackstorm> kelvin911, make sure mixer kernel module is loaded
[06:17] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, so it comes till the grub menu, lets you pick, and you get error 15 when you select ubuntu?
[06:17] <MikeCulver> devilsadvocate: is it possible he has two grubs?
[06:17] <ArrowLance> yes
[06:18] <WoDaN> kelvin911: this is th reason most desktop environments use an audio manager (pulse, artsd, ...)
[06:18] <kelvin911> ackstorm: how?
[06:18] <ArrowLance> actually, im checking and none of the ubuntu file are there
[06:18] <ackstorm> kelvin911, pm my copy of lsmod
[06:18] <kelvin911> but it works in gutsy b4
[06:18] <Thanatos___> thanks to both legend2440 and ackstorm!
[06:18] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, ArrowLance , im not entirely certain but it definitely sounds that way
[06:18] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, you wont be able to see the ubuntu files from windows unless you have etx2fs
[06:19] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: it sounds like you might have two copies of grub installed..  probably from both attempts at install
[06:19] <ArrowLance> ah ok, but i checked once and it said the ubuntu file was 6 gb
[06:19] <ArrowLance> now its like 1.5
[06:19] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: that's possible.  You could just be seeing the swap or maybe just the home
[06:19] <ArrowLance> well the same problem happened last time i installed
[06:19] <kelvin911> http://www.pastebin.ca/1016642
[06:20] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: Windows isn't very good at seeing filesystems it doesn't know how to read.
[06:20] <devilsadvocate> umm, ArrowLance , where are you seeing this 1.5 gb and 5 gb? how did you install ubuntu
[06:20] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, wubi?
[06:20] <ArrowLance> i used wubi
[06:20] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: Part of the boot process for Ubuntu involves a UUID for root being sent to the kernel..  That UUID being sent may be the wrong one if you have two grubs
[06:20] <LaneLimited> Please help me... I put a DVD into my DVD rom and it trys to play the movie in Totem movie player and it tells me .. An error has occured...  You might not have permission to open the file.... What should I do or what program should I use to play a DVD? Thank  you
[06:21] <Vegombrei> hi .. how do i register a nickname on irc ?
[06:21] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, ah
[06:21] <ArrowLance> if i reinstall it will work again
[06:21] <ArrowLance> vego
[06:21] <Starnestommy> !register | Vegombrei
[06:21] <ArrowLance> nvm
[06:21] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, the ubuntu file shrunk from 6 gb to 1.5 gb?
[06:21] <friedtofu_> Vegombrei: /msg nickserv register (pass) (email)
[06:21] <ackstorm> ArrowLance, try installing from the boot CD for best resules
[06:21] <ArrowLance> yes, after the problem
[06:21] <Starnestommy> friedtofu_: the email isn't part of it
[06:21] <J-_> !dvd | LaneLimited
[06:21] <Mimi> Question: If I lock my session, will the thing Im downloading via WGET keep downloading all night? Or will it not download because I "Locked" the session?
[06:22] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, then there is a good chance youve lost data. i dont know how it could have happened though
[06:22] <friedtofu_> Stamestommy: oh. meh - it is on some servers
[06:22] <ArrowLance> ok, its annoy because now i have to go hook up to a hard wired internet to reinstall my wireless drivers
[06:22] <ackstorm> Mimi, not unless it suspends or hibernates
[06:22] <ArrowLance> well i did have to poweroff in an unorderly fashion devil
[06:22] <MikeCulver> devilsadvocate: how should he clean out his other grubs?  or will the install handle that?
[06:22] <Mimi> ackstorm,  cool, thanks a lot =)
[06:22] <Mimi> Good night!
[06:22] <kelvin911> ackstorm: http://www.pastebin.ca/1016642
[06:23] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, it might not be different grubs. imnot entirely familiar with the wubi way of things
[06:23] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: devilsadvocate:  It's also possible that an EISA partition and BIOS masking of such would cause problems with loading GRUB
[06:23] <ArrowLance> would me using a cd image work better?
[06:23] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: significantly
[06:24] <Vegombrei> friedtofu_: how do i know when its done ?
[06:24] <cyntek> bazhang: why did you boot Seaphor as why he got booted but not somone who insulted an Entire Country?
[06:24] <ArrowLance> i read somwhere on the forums that it has problems with handling poweroffs like i did, might that be the problem?
[06:24] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, ArrowLance i think what happened is that th main grub points to some sort of grub inside the ubuntu ´partitiion´ which is basically a file on windows partition that is loopmounted. ArrowLance i _think_ reinstalling should fix the problem. i would suggest you also ask on a wibu support channel (is there a #wubi?)
[06:24] <bazhang> cyntek, you may PM me if you wish
[06:24] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, its possible
[06:24] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: I have encountered one power-off problem with Ubuntu, but it's never caused a problem like that.
[06:25] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: that's not to say it's impossible, just highly unlikely
[06:25] <friedtofu_> Vegombrei: all the information you need should be in your status window - the one with the server and such... afterwards you just do "/msg nickserv identify (password)" or you can set it up in your IRC client to do it automatically
[06:25] <jim_beam> is this a dual boot issue y'all are discussing
[06:25] <ArrowLance> well, eitherway, both times i installed the same problem occured
[06:25] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, he does not have a traditional ubuntu install
[06:25] <MikeCulver> jim_beam: yes sit
[06:25] <MikeCulver> *sir
[06:25] <ArrowLance> so i dont think it is an issue with grub
[06:25] <jim_beam> yes sir
[06:25] <MikeCulver> :)
[06:25] <Neo_The_User> I thought I was banned
[06:26] <friedtofu_> Vegombrei: well. if "/msg nickserv ..." doesnt work try "/nickserv ..."
[06:26] <ArrowLance> ot try /ns
[06:26] <ArrowLance>  usually /ns works too
[06:26] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, you could reinstall, but if its happened twice it will happen again
[06:26] <cyntek> how do i pm?
[06:26] <ArrowLance> thats why im hesitant to do so
[06:26] <bazhang> click on my name cyntek
[06:27] <cyntek> i did
[06:27] <J-_> Wubi is used to dualboot? I thought it was used to install Ubuntu on top of Windows. Or, provide a simple installation/ transition between both.
[06:27] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: just don't use wubi this time.  try it pure from CD
[06:27] <ArrowLance> id like to figure out the problem and avoid it if possible before i reinstall
[06:27] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: alternate if you're really paranoid
[06:27] <cyntek> your not there
[06:27] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, if youve got an empty partition lying around i suggest a normal ubuntu install
[06:28] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, that is probably much more tolerant to unclean shutdowns and stuff
[06:28] <MikeCulver> devilsadvocate: and gparted can resize an NTFS part for you.  just remember to cross all your fingers and toes
[06:28] <friedtofu_> J-_ apparently wubi installs Ubuntu as an Image file on the Windows partition and sets up the boot menu for the comptuer to boot into linux (but this is just from reading articles)
[06:28] <jim_beam> would anyone know where shutdown errors are stored
[06:28] <devilsadvocate> MikeCulver, :)
[06:28] <ArrowLance> how can i set up another partition, if i can
[06:28] <bazhang> cyntek, check for a PM
[06:29] <anomoly> if you set up a crontab command to  > toThisFile, where would it drop the file?
[06:29] <J-_> !dualboot | ArrowLance
[06:29] <J-_> ArrowLance: might be easier just to do it without wubi no?
[06:29] <ArrowLance> ya
[06:29] <Vegombrei> ArrowLance: hi
[06:29] <cyntek> Private messages from unregistered users are currently blocked due to spam problems, but you can always message a staffer. Please register! ( http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#privmsg )
[06:30] <saundesj> ﻿I'm trying to find an app to display keystrokes in my screencasts. Something similar to KeyCastr on OS X. I found Key Status Monitor but couldn't get it running on Hardy. Can anyone recommend alternatives?
[06:31] <anomoly> if you set up a crontab command to  > toThisFile, where would it drop the file?
[06:31] <Vegombrei> hi ..how do i set irssi to auto connect to this server with my nick as default ?
[06:31] <ackstorm> ArrowLance, isn't that what I said? no? =P
[06:31] <ArrowLance> lol
[06:31] <kelvin911> how do i know if i am using alsa or pulseaudio?
[06:31] <ArrowLance> i dont think i have any black cds
[06:31] <ackstorm> kelvin911, pulseaudio should work with alsa
[06:31] <ArrowLance> blank
[06:31] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, the general overview is to first defrag the partition you want to resize, then reboot using the live cd, use gparted to resize the partiotion (i suggest atleast 10 gb, but ive used 6gb without any problem before) and then install as usual
[06:31] <friedtofu_> kelvin911: i believe you'll be using pulseaudio if you're in 8.04, in 7.10 it should be alsa
[06:31] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: do you have a spare computer on your network?
[06:32] <ArrowLance> yes
[06:32] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, well, if you are feeling brave you dont need a blank cd.
[06:32] <kelvin911> but when i am playing mp3, i cant have sound in other applications
[06:32] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: you could set up a server to do RPL or PXE and load the setup that way
[06:32] <friedtofu_> probably pulseaudio? :/
[06:32] <J-_> I've never used wubi before. And, I can say that dualbooting following the correct tutorial. It went pretty well when I first started using Ubuntu, ArrowLance. I don't dualboot now though.
[06:32] <kelvin911> how to switch back to gutsy setting?
[06:32] <ackstorm> kelvin911, what client are you using?
[06:32] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, get the alternate install cd and use that. its much easier
[06:32] <friedtofu_> J-_ meh too. i triple boot. haha.
[06:32] <kelvin911> and the mp3 playback has poping sound now
[06:33] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: listen to devilsadvocate..
[06:33] <kelvin911> ackstorm: what do u mean what client?
[06:33] <ackstorm> what music player
[06:33] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows : CD ISO approach
[06:33] <kelvin911> vlc or rhythmbox
[06:33] <J-_> heh
[06:33] <Vegombrei> hi ..how do i set irssi to auto connect to this server with my nick as default ?
[06:33] <ackstorm> nither work? hmm
[06:33] <kelvin911> in vlc, the mp3 song is skipping and poping
[06:33] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: there's also install from a flash drive
[06:33] <kelvin911> in rhythmbox the sound is nice
[06:33] <novato_br> what are they newest for ubuntu ?
[06:33] <J-_> !install
[06:34] <khero> Did ubuntu fix the DSL Alcatel modem problem?
[06:34] <devilsadvocate> ArrowLance, just make sure you defrag the partition you are going to resize first. itĺl make the resizing later signifincalty safer
[06:34] <kelvin911> but when i am playing mp3 in either player, i cant have sound in youtube or in games
[06:34] <Geoffrey2> I'm trying to build virtualbox from source, after running configure, I sourced the env.sh file, and ran kmk...do I still need to make and make install after kmk, or does that perform some of those steps?
[06:34] <Imaginal> What is the right way to get audio working in DosBox in hardy?
[06:34] <kelvin911> or if i am watch youtube, the player doesnt have sound
[06:34] <MikeCulver> ArrowLance: repeated defragging can help and my be necessary.  but free up as much space as you can before defrag
[06:35] <legend2440> kelvin911: system>preferences>sound>music and movies select alsa
[06:36] <anomoly> if you set up a crontab command to  > toThisFile, where would it drop the file? I've even tired specifying a full path but it doesn't seem to be outputting the file
[06:36] <kelvin911> i close vlc but the mp3 still keep plauying
[06:36] <kelvin911> hwo to stop that?
[06:36] <J-_> kelvin911: killall vlc possibly. I've never used vlc before though.
[06:37] <kelvin911> vlc is killed
[06:37] <Neo_The_User> i love vlc. be nice to it!
[06:37] <kelvin911> wait
[06:37] <kelvin911> so in sound i dont use auto detect?
[06:37] <kelvin911> pick alsa?
[06:38]  * friedtofu_ likes mplayer best
[06:40] <Neo_The_User> Im using Ubuntu 8.04 on the ps3. would anybody know how to help me if I asked a general basic question?
[06:40] <diver> hey again guys
[06:40] <Neo_The_User> My playstation 3 keeps crashing when I try switching kernels.
[06:40] <diver> ps3 ftw!
[06:40] <friedtofu_> Neo_The_User: hm. cool - so how has that been working out for you?
[06:41] <Neo_The_User> pretty good only on the -16 generic kernel
[06:41] <kelvin911> after i choose alsa, do i need to restart X?
[06:41] <diver> Neo:i love ubuntu but i heard its pretty buggy on ps3. People said that yellow dog worked well
[06:41] <kelvin911> or computer?
[06:41] <kelvin911> because this didnt solve my sound problem
[06:41] <MikeCulver> Neo_The_User: I would guess it's something specific necessary to support the system that's missing.
[06:41] <Neo_The_User> I am a buntu fan boy
[06:41] <diver> then learn to spell it!! JK :D
[06:41] <friedtofu_> Neo_The_User: videos play decently? even the 1280x720 resolutions? :)
[06:41] <diver> Has anyone installed steam on wine?
[06:42] <diver> *through
[06:42] <Neo_The_User> buntu = all types of linux that end with buntu
[06:42] <diver> note the jk...
[06:42] <AtomicSpark> diver, yes
[06:42] <diver> Atomic, Howd you get it to run the msi?
[06:42] <friedtofu_> how about *buntu?
[06:43] <diver> when i right click and open with wine it doesnt do anything
[06:43]  * yowshi wishes he could use vlc to watch his movies
[06:43] <Neo_The_User> diver, I have been hacking wine for weeks trying to get battlefield 2142 to work. any ideas?
[06:43] <diver> my cpu doesnt chang at all either
[06:43] <AtomicSpark> diver, msiexec -i <filename> for msi exe's
[06:43] <Neo_The_User> Does anybody know how to get battlefield 2142 working very well under wine?
[06:43] <diver> one sec neo
[06:43] <AtomicSpark> Neo doesn't hack
[06:44] <Neo_The_User> yes i do
[06:44] <diver> atomic do i need to go into the dir. at all or what?
[06:44] <stefan_> hi there
[06:44] <diver> or do i choose other app. and command line
[06:44] <diver> Neo: im a hacker too :D just mostly on windows...
[06:44] <kelvin911> so i need to sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils reset to solve the sound problem?
[06:44] <diver> started using ubuntu around a week or 2 ago
[06:44] <Zaiden> I think I messed something up in Ubuntu, when I log in, it's very fast compared to yesterday
[06:45] <Neo_The_User> does that include DirectX diver?
[06:45] <elpargo> diver, that's an interesting statement
[06:45] <diver> lol
[06:45] <Neo_The_User> diver we love you! lol
[06:45] <diver> i know how people think of windows and hackers...like mac users and non hybrids
[06:45] <bazhang> !ot
[06:45] <diver> <333333333
[06:45] <Neo_The_User> ubottu shut up
[06:45] <diver> lol
[06:45] <diver> hahaha
[06:46] <kelvin911> i have same problem like this guy here https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/31186
[06:46] <kelvin911> anyone has a fix?
[06:46] <diver> atomic, you said to use msiexec -i <filename>. i saved the msi on my desktop. Do i need to specify the location?
[06:46] <diver> NVM solved :D thanks again guys
[06:47] <Neo_The_User> sorry Tm_T
[06:47] <diver> now to find my steam account...
[06:47] <Neo_The_User> diver, do you have the source code for DirectX 9.0c?
[06:47] <diver> i can get it if you need it?
[06:47] <Tm_T> diver: Neo_The_User: stop offtopic chat
[06:47] <diver> sorry
[06:48] <ubottu_> Tm_T are you mad?
[06:48] <tech> hello
[06:48] <diver> hi
[06:49] <ubottu_> MIDIval hows it hang essay?
[06:49] <ubottu_> Don64 hows it hang essay?
[06:49] <jussi01> ubottu: you have been asked, please stop
[06:49] <MIDIval> guys my ubuntu is not longer functioning like it should  after i upgraded to hardy
[06:49] <bazhang> !ot | ubottu_
[06:49] <jussi01> ubottu_: you have been asked, please stop
[06:50] <diver> woah
[06:50] <MIDIval> hehe
[06:50] <MIDIval> my network not functioning properly neither is my graphic card working now
[06:50] <tech_> who can help me
[06:50] <diver> headache
[06:50] <diver> thanks guys bbl :p
[06:50] <MIDIval> bazhang, are u free for support
[06:51] <bazhang> MIDIval, what is the issue?
[06:51] <ArrowLance> oh boy this download is slow
[06:51] <MikeCulver> tech_: what problem are you having?
[06:51] <MIDIval> bazhang, since i upgraded to hardy nothing seems to be working ...eg. cant excess network neither is my graphic card working now
[06:51] <MIDIval> :(
[06:52] <bazhang> MIDIval, what card do you have (video) and how did you install the driver (one step at a time)
[06:52] <ArrowLance> just a bad mirror
[06:53] <phantomcircuit> wow
[06:53] <phantomcircuit> 8.04 is completly unstable
[06:53] <phantomcircuit> this is ridiculous
[06:54] <kelvin911> phantomcircuit: i agree
[06:54] <kelvin911> phantomcircuit: it is ridiculus
[06:54] <Devis> hello anyone have virtualbox running perfect?
[06:54] <phantomcircuit> I just started to use this and firefox won't open now
[06:54] <phantomcircuit> :(
[06:54] <phantomcircuit> im going back
[06:54] <kelvin911> how to make sound works on more than one application?
[06:55] <Raheem> as with any new release .. lot of work needed .. here & there .. that's all ;)
[06:55] <MIDIval> i think i m lagged
[06:55] <Devis> if so please i need help with this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=787005    im incadudeF by the way
[06:56] <MIDIval> bazhang, i m lagged...tis I MIDIval  :D
[06:56] <bazhang> MIDIval, did you see my last question?
[06:56] <LoneShadow> Hi, I am having problem booting into my fake-raid with the latest kernel 2.6.24-16
[06:56] <MIDIval> bazhang, <bazhang> MIDIval, what card do you have (video) and how did you install the driver (one step at a time)???
[06:56] <LoneShadow> boots fine with the old kernel 2.6.22.14 of gutsy, any  suggestions to fix this ?
[06:56] <bazhang> MIDIval, aye
 bazhang, i had it installed...nvidia 6200 is my driver, now when i manually select the driver and put it on test it doesnt work. And at startup it says no card found.
 bazhang, wen i installed 7.10 it automatically detected the drivers and installed it self since the upgrade its been giving problems
[06:57] <bazhang> MIDIval, try envyng-gtk this is gnome right?
[06:57] <arooni> hey folks!  when i do sudo crontab -e ... i'm not editing with vim.  how can i fix this?
[06:57] <MIDIval> bazhang, yes gnome ubuntu hardy ... er how to try envy..-gtk?
[06:58] <bazhang> MIDIval, sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[06:59] <kadko> Hello i have a problem whit my wifi at ubuntu 8.04 any one can help me?
[06:59] <TropLock> no, piss off and die
[06:59] <MIDIval> kadko, dont ask about asking...just ask away :D
[06:59] <Bodsda> how can i change the apps,places,system Icon?? (the one displayedto the left of thethree word) ive tried changing the picture in my icon file in ~/.icons to no avail -- any thoughts?
[06:59] <o0Chris0o> hello guys, how do I become a member of ubuntu and help out?
[06:59] <jussi01> !attitude | TropLock
[06:59] <Bodsda> !ohmy | TropLock
[07:00] <MIDIval> lol
[07:00] <jussi01> kadko: please state your problem
[07:00] <jussi01> !member > o0Chris0o
[07:00] <zcat[1]> Bodsda: gconf-editor
[07:00] <MIDIval> bazhang, ok its been installed...do i have to restart X?
[07:01] <Bodsda> zcat[1], bit more info plz
[07:01] <zcat[1]> Bodsda: can't remember exactly where.. hang on..
[07:01] <jgoo> Hey guys - I haven't setup a process as a service yet, but I want to remote ssh into a server, run a command, and have that session remain active, even if I loose access from this other machine... this is attaching and detaching sessions right?
[07:01] <bazhang> MIDIval, you need to run it first; then reboot
[07:01] <kadko> Sorry :P, My problem is the restricted wifi driver of my HP dv6815nr does not work, and in the drivers it say "Atheros comiunication Wifi" when my laptop have a BroadCom hardware what can i do ?
[07:01] <Bodsda> zcat[1], cheers dude ;~)
[07:01] <MIDIval> bazhang, running it, where do i run it from?
[07:01] <Bodsda> terminal
[07:02] <patifa> jgoo: while, yes, the effect is attaching and deteachig sessions, you want to look up everything to do with the terminal program 'screen'
[07:02] <patifa> *detaching
[07:02] <ilul> hai
[07:02] <bazhang> MIDIval, from the applications system tools
[07:02] <o0Chris0o> jussi01: hi, thanks!
[07:02] <jussi01> :)
[07:03] <egeste> can someone please help me with this syntax: sudo -p -u root VirtualBox
[07:03] <egeste> hai2u
[07:03] <jgoo> http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/screen.html << that is what I was reading.. .so I am on the right track, right?
[07:03] <jgoo> @ patifa
[07:03] <Bodsda> egeste, sudo -pu VirtualBox
[07:04] <patifa> jgoo: Yeah, though I'd have expected more of a useful page out of the GNU project.
[07:04] <egeste> Bodsda: sudo: please use single character options
[07:04] <zcat[1]> apps > panel > objects > default_setup > objects > menu_bar
[07:04] <jgoo> patifa, also, googling 'screen' ubuntu, attach... detach... comes up with 'my screen is blank!!!1111sin(x)/f(n)x_O
[07:04] <lukman> alow
[07:04] <Bodsda> egeste, why are you using sudo options?? sudo VirtualBox     will work
[07:04] <patifa> jgoo: try "screen linux"
[07:05] <lukman> aliow
[07:05] <lukman> alow
[07:05] <patifa> It's a more general linux tool than an Ubuntu specific one
[07:05] <zcat[1]> the options you want are custom_icon (a path and filename) and use_custom_icon (checkbox)..
[07:05] <userlol> hi, is it possible to get wireless working with a ThinkPad T61 laptop?
[07:05] <userlol> with hardy that is
[07:05] <Bodsda> zcat[1], and whereabouts in gconf are these settins?
[07:05] <egeste> I want to launch it without the terminal staying open, and I want it to prompt me for a password in teh same fashion that other root-level utilities do
[07:05] <zcat[1]> apps > panel > objects > default_setup > objects > menu_bar
[07:05] <zak2> anyone know what's going on with monodevelop-java and monodevelop-boo in hardy?
[07:06] <fde> Bodsda: you have to run it manually... or add it back, as it's not set by default to display
[07:06] <Bodsda> egeste, sudo nohup VirtualBox            (nohup=no hangup)
[07:06] <Bodsda> fde, what isnt?
[07:06] <fde> nm
[07:06] <zcat[1]> If you've replaced the default menubar, it'll be in one of the unnamed "object_n" entries instead
[07:06] <Bodsda> cheers zcat[1]
[07:06] <fde> Bodsda: gconf-editor ....
[07:07] <Bodsda> zcat[1], im using a custom theme called SlicknesS and an icon theme called Black and white 2
[07:07]  * zcat[1] wonders who in gnome decided the windows registry was a good model to copy...
[07:07] <egeste> thanks
[07:07] <arooni> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2) ... how to fix?  ubuntu hardy server
[07:07] <userlol> hi, is it possible to get wireless working with a ThinkPad T61 laptop? doesnt work out of the box
[07:07] <Bodsda> egeste, your welcome
[07:07] <fde> zcat[1]: It really is though considering the mess that moving those out of gconf would have resulted in...
[07:08] <devilsadvocate> userlol, check if it needs restricted drivers
[07:08] <zcat[1]> perhaps ... I'm not entirely convinced :)
[07:08] <fde> zcat[1]: the windows registry is more like /etc though... give /etc an XML interface, and a GUI, you got you a registry... gconf is just for advanced gnome settings.
[07:08] <kadko> I have a problem whit my wifi, I install the restricted drivers but dont work so what can i do?
[07:08] <Bodsda> zcat[1], i dont have a default_setup  in that file path
[07:09] <zcat[1]> Bodsda: I kinda got lost, you might have to search around a bit, it's in there somewhere :)
[07:09] <jgoo> patifa, helpfully, screen was already installed (it was only an apt-get away in any case), I will try the amazing ctrl-a now :)
[07:09] <patifa> jgoo: Just make sure you read up on all the key combinations first, screwing them up can get you quite lost in screen.
[07:09] <fde> Bodsda: Same settings in /apps/panel/objects/menu_bar_screen
[07:09] <Bodsda> zcat[1], lol, i dont like gconf-editor,. the weird thing is ,. ive deleted the png being displayed and replaced with one of my own
[07:10] <fde> Bodsda: Same settings in /apps/panel/objects/menu_bar_screen0
[07:10] <Bodsda> fde, ty dude
[07:10] <jgoo> patifa, yep, reading up now, thanks!
[07:10] <kadko> quit
[07:11] <fde> Bodsda: heh... yeah, that's the hackish way to do it  ;)
[07:11] <Bodsda> zcat[1], fde, what value should the custom_icon be?
[07:11] <Bodsda> file path?
[07:11] <zcat[1]> yep, full path ..
[07:11] <fde> Bodsda: yeah
[07:11] <Bodsda> ty
[07:12] <fde> Bodsda: btw, what happened with that dude earlier?
[07:13] <Bodsda> fde, fixed it -- it was da2 -- sda1 was a boot partition --
[07:13] <Bodsda> sda2*
[07:14] <fde> Bodsda: ahh
[07:14] <arooni> how can i get mysql server and apache server to come back online immediately after reboot on ubuntu hardy server?  i installed both apps with sudo apt-get install ..
[07:14] <xen_> sorry i got cut off
[07:14] <Bodsda> fde, lol,. and he still cant boot into windows cause he had to sleep b4 i could fix
[07:14] <fde> I asked him whether he'd customized with TweakUI or something, he said no... oh well.
[07:14] <xen_> anyone here managed to get wireless working with hard on a ThinkPad T61?
[07:14] <xen_> laptop that is
[07:14] <jgoo> I know this will sound non-important but... I am using ubuntu studio theme, and fileopen dialogs and filezilla main area are near unreadable because of light grey on white... I've tried changing prefs and prefs appearance... non fix it...
[07:14] <devilsadvocate> arooni, they should do that already
[07:14] <Bodsda> fde, i dont think he did it -- he wasnt tech savy
[07:14] <jgoo> I use ctrl-n to negate it and it heeelps a little
[07:14] <arooni> devilsadvocate, how can i check if apache server is running
[07:15] <konbon> Is there a keyboard short cut for terminal ?
[07:15] <devilsadvocate> arooni, maybe a ps aux |grep apache
[07:15] <fde> xen_: Computer make/model does little good, and holds little relevance... can you please type 'lspci | grep -i wireless' does it return anything?
[07:15] <ScreaminIk1> i uhm... lost my "screens and graphics" launcher. it's just gone. from all my menues. how do i get it back?
[07:15] <Bodsda> arooni, top
[07:15] <devilsadvocate> arooni, or if you have nmap, then nmap localhost
[07:15] <ScreaminIk1> also, i lost the "games" folder. now, it's part of the "other" folder
[07:15] <fde> ScreaminIk1: Did you upgrade to Hardy recently?
[07:15] <ScreaminIk1> any way to change that?
[07:15] <arooni> looks like apache2 is activated....
[07:16] <ScreaminIk1> uhm... i've been on it since alpha
[07:16] <Bodsda> konbon, you can make one in System-->Pref-->Keyboard shortcuts
[07:16] <konbon> Thanks
[07:16] <bpat1434> How can I manually set which desktop is brought up after my screen goes to sleep?  Right now, I have to hit ctrl+alt+F7 to change to the default desktop
[07:16] <ScreaminIk1> and i lost the games folder about a year ago. on 7.04
[07:16] <fde> ScreaminIk1: Screens and Graphics changed to Screen Resolution in Preferences.
[07:16] <shaft0> Is there a way to restore Ubuntu to only what was installed initially, like a wipe all preferences and programs without having to reset the whole hard drive?
[07:16] <bazhang> alt f2 gnome-terminal konbon
[07:16] <shaft0> if that makes sense
[07:16] <bazhang> shaft0, make a new user
[07:16] <xen_> fde yes it returns "Intel corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network connection"
[07:17] <shaft0> good idea
[07:17] <xen_> how do i activate this?
[07:17] <Bodsda> bazhang, hey;~) wantmeto seeif bodhi_zazen is awake?
[07:17] <shaft0> lol
[07:17] <Bodsda> activate what xen_
[07:17] <ScreaminIk1> that's awesome. ok. new problems.
[07:17] <ScreaminIk1> :)
[07:17] <devilsadvocate> shaft0, well, if you want to wipe all the user preferences you need to delete all the stuff in your home folder. system and services preferences are much more complicated
[07:17] <xen_> Bodsda wireless
[07:17] <xen_> on a ThinkPad T61
[07:17] <xen_> i typed in ifconfig and iwconfig
[07:17] <xen_> and it doesnt see the connection
[07:18] <MikeCulver> xen_: did you check intel's site for a driver package for this?
[07:18] <ScreaminIk1> i have TWO monitors. my secondary monitor works fine until x launches... then it just goes blank. fix?
[07:18] <Bodsda> xen_, wifi not my forte im afraid
[07:18] <arooni> anyone know how to get the mysql server to load on ubuntu hardy server?  i run it:  but it gives me the error of  [ERROR] Can't start server: Bind on TCP/IP port: Cannot assign requested address; 080513  2:08:54 [ERROR] Do you already have another mysqld server running on port: 3306 ;   tried stopping it & running netstat -plon | grep 3306 with no results.   ... ideaz?
[07:18] <fde> xen_: I hate advising ndiswrapper, but this is all I find: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Intel_4965_AGN_WiFi_Driver/Fiesty
[07:18] <xen_> MikeCulver no i have enough trouble navigating around intels site as it is
[07:18] <tmapj> could someone tell me how to run a program at startup?
[07:18] <devilsadvocate> arooni, what port are you trying to run it on?
[07:18] <konbon> bazhang, Thanks, this one is much better since there is no actual terminal wiindow. Nice.
[07:18] <konbon> window*
[07:19] <arooni> devilsadvocate, i didnt even know it had a port until i saw that error message
[07:19] <MikeCulver> xen_ I'm looking...
[07:19] <devilsadvocate> arooni, hm, ok
[07:19] <fde> xen_: Follow that guide, it should be up in a few mins... hopefully in the next release, it'll work out of the box, as Intel is pushing to open such things.
[07:19] <xen_> oh ok thanks heaps guys :)
[07:19] <devilsadvocate> arooni, run ¨sudo /etc/init.d/mysqld stop¨
[07:19] <MikeCulver> xen_: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/filter_results.aspx?strTypes=all&ProductID=2753&OSFullName=Linux*&lang=eng&strOSs=39&submit=Go!
[07:19] <ScreaminIk1> repost: i have TWO monitors. my secondary monitor works fine until x launches... then it just goes blank. fix?
[07:19] <tmapj> could someone tell me how to run a program at startup?
[07:20] <ganjaman> i got question
[07:20] <konbon> i tried asking in the xchat channel, but i got no response for this question, so here it goes again
[07:20] <ScreaminIk1> also, i know that graphics are everyone's LEAST favorite bugs to troubleshoot.
[07:20] <konbon> I have ubuntu with xchat installed, and using it now, i downloaded some dark theme for it but i have no idea where to place the files. Any help please?
[07:20] <ScreaminIk1> ask it, ganjaman
[07:20] <arooni> devilsadvocate, stop works ok funnily enough
[07:20] <ganjaman> i try to convert my archive using a 5TB Raid
[07:20] <tmapj> could someone tell me how to run a program at startup?
[07:20] <ganjaman> i go from ext3 to xfs
[07:20] <devilsadvocate> arooni, then it was already running earlier
[07:20] <dabbill> I am getting permission denied when tryin to remove some files from my Trash, any way around to delete these?
[07:20] <Bodsda> tmapj, System-->Pref-->Sessions
[07:20] <devilsadvocate> arooni, so the same thing with start
[07:20]  * ScreaminIk1 opts out of RAID discussions because he's never used RAID.
[07:21] <fde> xen_: actually, first please try: http://kuscsik.blogspot.com/2007/06/how-to-install-intel-4965-wireless.html  *if* that doesn't work, then try what I said before please.
[07:21] <ganjaman> i bought some 10 new 1tb drives for this , to temporary convert the archive
[07:21] <Bodsda> dabbill, do it from terminal with sudo
[07:21] <arooni> devilsadvocate, but when i run sudo /etc/inti.d/mysql start ... it fails
[07:21] <dabbill> Bodsda, is it just .trash in home folder?
[07:21] <devilsadvocate> arooni, even now?
[07:21] <ganjaman> can i just copy the data back from the ext3 formated system to the xfs system, just change the bootloader?
[07:21] <ScreaminIk1> ok. i'll deal with not having a second monitor... still... i'd like to have my games folder seperate from other. any idea how to get it back?
[07:21] <fde> xen_: If modprobe works... just throw it into /etc/modules and you should be all set.
[07:21] <Bodsda> dabbill, dont think so i think its now somewhere else,. 1 sec
[07:22] <fde> xen_: (just the module on a new line...)
[07:22] <arooni> devilsadvocate, even now :(
[07:22] <ganjaman> maybe i format the new array to xfs and build the os new
[07:22] <bazhang> konbon, open up appearancse and then install themes and go to where you save them
[07:22] <gavi> ok im trying to download a software and its asking me to put the cd in, so i put it in, ubuntu sees the cd it even makes a shortcut on my desktop "ubuntu 7.10 i386" but when i press ok that the cd is inserted it doesnt do anything.. whats wrong?
[07:22] <devilsadvocate> arooni, pastebin the error
[07:22] <fde> xen_: Once loaded, you should be able to configure it via NetworkManager in the panel.
[07:22] <MikeCulver> xen_: here's the site for you: http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/
[07:23] <bazhang> gavi remove cd from software sources then reload refresh
[07:23] <arooni> devilsadvocate, where do i go to get more detailed log info other than [fail]   from /etc/inti.d/mysql start
[07:23] <ganjaman> only 10tb space is crap with ext3
[07:23] <fde> MikeCulver: The guide I point to says that's no longer relevant.
[07:23] <devilsadvocate> arooni, i guess somewhere in /var/logs. not sure where exaclty. usually it gives some kind of error right there ...
[07:23] <ScreaminIk1> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=15yj4nt&s=3 << my unfortunate menuing issue
[07:23] <Bodsda> dabbill, i think its now here -- /home/bod/.local/share/Trash
[07:23] <Gestapospank> If you have a kernel crashing on install, whats the boot command to have dmesg write to a floppy?
[07:23] <fde> MikeCulver: (it's in the kernel already)
[07:23] <arooni> devilsadvocate, theres nothing in /var/log/mysql
[07:24] <ganjaman> how can i put the kernel in the 2nd level cache?
[07:24] <gavi> bazhang, thanks, theres a few tabs in there, what am i removing exactly?
[07:24] <xen_> fde unfortuantly the sudo modprobe on the first line didnt show any wireless device after i tried ifconfig or iwconfig
[07:24] <Zaiden> How do I give myself access to put a folder in /usr/share/themes ?
[07:24] <dabbill> Bodsda, thanks :)
[07:24] <xen_> ill take a look at that site MikeCulver, thanks btw
[07:24] <ScreaminIk1> chmod 666 /usr/share/themes/[folder]
[07:24] <fde> xen_: does it show up in lsmod | grep iwl ?
[07:24] <ScreaminIk1> or mess with groups
[07:24] <ScreaminIk1> but that's messy
[07:25] <ganjaman> the kernel is watching tv whatever....
[07:25] <bazhang> gavi just go to the themes tab and select install; then choose from the folder where you put the tar.gz files
[07:25] <Bodsda> dabbill, no probs
[07:25] <devilsadvocate> arooni, hm. very strange.
[07:25] <ScreaminIk1> CHMOD IS NOT A TOY, Zaiden. remember that.
[07:25] <xen_> fde about 2 different "iwl" descriptions came up
[07:25] <gavi> bazhang, themes tab? im in software sources. using ubuntu 7.10 gutsy theres no themes tab am i missing something?
[07:25] <xen_> fde and another one called cfg80211
[07:25] <ScreaminIk1> i have destroyed systems with it.
[07:26] <arooni> devilsadvocate, errors: http://pastie.caboo.se/195925
[07:26] <n-iCe> question, install vmware on ubuntu 7.10 is free?
[07:26] <fde> xen_: Ok... check System > Administration > Network ... is it there now? Should be set to Roaming.
[07:26] <bazhang> gavi, sorry got you confused with konbon; in software sources uncheck cd
[07:26] <ScreaminIk1> ... anyone understand gnome menuing?
[07:26] <Romanian> Hiya all
[07:26] <fde> ScreaminIk1: What do you need to know?
[07:26] <Romanian> How would I run scandisk?
[07:26] <fde> Romanian: fsck
[07:26] <gavi> ok i uncheked it hit ok refreshed
[07:27] <xen_> fde nope doesnt show up
[07:27] <konbon> heh
[07:27] <gavi> no i went back in and put the check back and refreshed
[07:27] <beterraba> help plz!! i got a library for C++ (named PLPLOT), but i can't install it.
[07:27] <Zaiden> Er, how do I log on as root?
[07:27] <ScreaminIk1> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=15yj4nt&s=3 << my unfortunate menuing issue
[07:27] <fde> Zaiden: sudo -i
[07:27] <ScreaminIk1> how do i get my games folder back?
[07:27] <MikeCulver> !fsck
[07:27] <gavi> lets see if itll work
[07:27] <gavi> still no :-(
[07:27] <Romanian> How would I use fsck on an external HDDD?
[07:27] <konbon> bazhang, i dont see "appearancse"
[07:27] <devilsadvocate> arooni, can you do an aptitude install nmap and then run an nmap localhost
[07:27] <bazhang> gavi, you need to update first
[07:27] <n-iCe> question, install vmware on ubuntu 7.10 is free?
[07:28] <gavi> ahhh.. but was i supose to put the check back in?
[07:28] <konbon> did yo mean appearances ?
[07:28] <Bodsda> VirtualBox is
[07:28] <ganjaman> fscrck /dev/hdaoutside
[07:28] <bazhang> konbon, system--prefs--appearances
[07:28] <fde> xen_: I dunno why it wouldn't ... perhaps there is some firmware you need that I'm not aware of?
[07:28] <konbon> Oh :D
[07:28] <Romanian> Thanks.
[07:28] <gavi> bazhang,  before i update do i put the check back and refresh?
[07:29] <konbon> but, this is for ubuntu appearance, not for xchat? or and i wrong?
[07:29] <devilsadvocate> arooni, in the meanwhile, also run a ¨ps aux|grep sql¨
[07:29] <bazhang> gavi, dont re-check just refresh
[07:29] <n-iCe> Bodsda was that for me?
[07:29] <gavi> ok dood ill give it a try
[07:29] <Bodsda> n-iCe, indeed ;~)
[07:29] <arooni> devilsadvocate, 1000      2848  0.0  0.1   1704   600 pts/1    S+   02:29   0:00 grep sql
[07:29] <n-iCe> Bodsda then vmware is not? are you sure?
[07:29] <Bodsda> n-iCe, not sure entirely
[07:29] <Bodsda> !virtualization
[07:30] <Syntux> how to enable JRE in openoffice ?
[07:30] <ganjaman> !qemoo
[07:30] <n-iCe> !vmware
[07:30] <fde> Syntux: Uhh... OpenOffice uses JRE to even run.
[07:30] <ganjaman> !aircrack
[07:30] <ScreaminIk1> fde: any idea?
[07:30] <fde> !info wireshark
[07:30] <Syntux> fde, I need to locate it so I can install add-ons check options -> oo.org -> java
[07:31] <Bodsda> n-iCe, if its in repo's its free ;~)
[07:31] <b\6> installing ubuntu to a flash drive, grub just tells me "GRUB " on boot. any idea?
[07:31] <n-iCe> Bodsda soo vmware is indeed free :D
[07:31] <Bodsda> n-iCe, yes
[07:31] <Drakoi> I have a question about installing Ubuntu -
[07:31] <bazhang> n-iCe, but not open source free
[07:31] <TropLock> How many people here actually have lifes?
[07:31] <n-iCe> Bodsda cool, can I install windows on ubuntu, then?
[07:31] <Bodsda> !ask | Drakoi
[07:32] <ScreaminIk1> i just dropped off my g/f, TropLock
[07:32] <Raheem> n-iCe vmware player & server .. both are free
[07:32] <bazhang> !ot | TropLock
[07:32] <Bodsda> n-iCe, dunno why you'd wanttobut yes
[07:32] <n-iCe> Bodsda hehe wondering
[07:32] <fde> TropLock: Define "having a life"?
[07:32] <ScreaminIk1> lets take this to offtopic
[07:32] <Drakoi> When I am installing ubuntu and I get two choices concerning installing ubuntu on partions (the two guided choices), which is better if I want to dedicate my machine to ubuntu?
[07:32] <Bodsda> !atroll| TropLock
[07:33] <MikeCulver> Drakoi: Guided - Use entire disk
[07:33] <pwnguin> which alternatives target is the firefox java applet?
[07:33] <TropLock> !atroll| Bodsda
[07:33] <Drakoi> Mikeculver: Thanks, that's what I've been doing. I was just making sure. =)
[07:33] <Bodsda> TropLock, youve been warned twice already at least -- considerthis your last warning
[07:34] <tmapj> could anyone tell me what visual assistance is?
[07:34] <Drakoi> The best way to deal with trolls is just to ignore them. =)
[07:34] <TropLock> no
[07:34] <TropLock> bye wankers
[07:34] <Bodsda> bye
[07:34]  * tw2113 scratches his troll button
[07:34] <bazhang> TropLock, please stop
[07:34] <devilsadvocate> arooni, any luck?
[07:34] <Drakoi> Goodbye - God bless!
[07:34] <fde> tmapj: Assistance that is visualized? Heh... wrt what?
[07:34] <billy12> Ram bench marking tools?
[07:35] <arooni> devilsadvocate, no but i think its my iptables
[07:35] <tmapj> fde what are you trying to communicate to me?
[07:35] <MikeCulver> billy12: memtest isn't bad to start.
[07:35] <devilsadvocate> arooni, ah. very likely. it must be holding 3306 closed
 could anyone tell me what visual assistance is?  <-- answering this
[07:35] <tmapj> what does wrt mean:?
[07:36] <Drakoi> I am curious about executing a command on start-up to restart my network interface file. Any suggestions? I know the command, now I just need to know how to launch it on start-up.
[07:36] <pwnguin> tmapj: "with respect to"
[07:36] <fde> wrt = with relation to
[07:36] <bazhang> tmapj, with regards to
[07:36] <tmapj> oh ok
[07:36] <gavi> bazhang, worked beautifly
[07:36] <gavi> thanks
[07:36] <bazhang> gavi well done :)
[07:36] <tmapj> its in the sessions preferences menu
[07:36] <jussi01> !bum | Drakoi
[07:36] <Bodsda> Drakoi, you write a script and put it into System-->pref->sessions
[07:36] <Drakoi> Pwnguin: Not to go off-topic, but that's an awesome name.
[07:36] <pwnguin> heh
[07:36] <pwnguin> i know
[07:36] <Drakoi> Jussi01 Bodsda: Thanks guys
[07:36] <Bodsda> no probs
[07:36] <jussi01> :)
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[07:37] <FloodBot2> TropLock: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:37] <elpargo> and kick
[07:37] <Bodsda> goodbye
[07:37] <patifa> Figured he'd turn bad sooner or later.
[07:37] <Drakoi> lol
[07:37] <tmapj> lol
[07:37] <MikeCulver> tmapj: visual assistance...
[07:37] <franzrebs> hello everyone, newbie here. um, can anyone teach me how to transfer files from my ubuntu partition to my windows partition (ntfs)?
[07:37] <ScreaminIk1> troplock can has ban?
[07:37] <Phanto1> Hello
[07:37] <tmapj> yes MikeCulver '?
[07:37] <Bodsda> franzrebs, is your windows drive mounted?
[07:37] <b\6> installing ubuntu to a flash drive, grub just tells me "GRUB " on boot. any idea?
[07:38] <MikeCulver> tmapj: either braille displays or high contrast/large font themes
[07:38] <pwnguin> since i'm so awesome, how do i set my firefox plugin to sun java 6?
[07:38] <franzrebs> no, how do i mount my windows drive?
[07:38] <zcat[1]> invisible troplock!
[07:38] <ScreaminIk1> fde: did you have time to look into my menuing issue?
[07:38] <tmapj> braille displays? wtf
[07:38] <Bodsda> franzrebs, can u please pastebin the output of this command          sudo fdisk -l
[07:38] <MikeCulver> tmapj: for blind users
[07:38] <Bodsda> !paste | franzrebs
[07:38] <zcat[1]> braille displays are expensive..
[07:38] <tmapj> so it makes little bumps on the screen?
[07:38] <fde> pwnguin: Did you already install ubuntu-restricted-extras? If so, remove icedtea-gcjwebplugin first... then sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin.
[07:38] <tmapj> lol
[07:38] <Drakoi> Thanks again all - later!
[07:38] <Bodsda> bye
[07:39] <fde> ScreaminIk1: sure... via screenshots or what?
[07:39] <Phanto1> Interesting...I log on for help and the place is being spammed
[07:39] <MikeCulver> braille displays are a kind of board with dots that are mechanically raised or lowered.. making it possible for a windowing system to be represented to a blind person.
[07:39] <zcat[1]> Basically like a matrix of wired that can be pushed up and down.. really low-res though and usually just one line
[07:39] <fde> Phanto1: Ask your question please, rather than adding to the noise  :)
[07:39] <MikeCulver> zcat[1]: newer ones can represent a full screen
[07:39] <pwnguin> fde, already did that, but this install dates back quite a long ways
[07:39] <tmapj> i know that mike but how the heck would you make braille on a regular computer?
[07:39] <pwnguin> fde: i was wondering what the alternatives name was for it
[07:40] <zcat[1]> yikes.. that would cost...
[07:40] <arooni> looks like my locale isn't being set properly:  http://pastie.caboo.se/195926 ... on ubuntu hardy... any ideas on how to fix?
[07:40] <MikeCulver> tmapj: uhm.. it's just another language is all
[07:40] <ScreaminIk1> uhm... my games menu is just GONE. http://i31.tinypic.com/2ikcp34.png how i can has it back?
[07:40] <Romanian> Funny you're talking about this, 'cause my highschool invention team was producing a graphing calculator for the blind
[07:40] <ScreaminIk1> i accept shell commands ;)
[07:40] <MikeCulver> tmapj: you need special hardware for it..
[07:40] <tmapj> ok
[07:40] <zcat[1]> I was thinking about fitting a small braille display into a mouse and making a 'virtual fullscreen' display... never got too far with it though
[07:40] <franzrebs> give me a moment please
[07:40] <pwnguin> ScreaminIk1: does it still exist for a new user?
[07:41] <ScreaminIk1> new users get it
[07:41] <ScreaminIk1> just not me
[07:41] <pradalvr> anyone here that can help me with a boot issue i am having
[07:41] <zcat[1]> 'cos with a fullscreen display, the only part that matters is what's under a fingertip at any point in time..
[07:41] <MikeCulver> tmapj: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Refreshable_Braille_display
[07:41] <franzrebs> bodsda, can i jsut paste here the output?
[07:41] <fde> pwnguin: xulrunner-1.9-javaplugin.so currently.
[07:41] <Bodsda> franzrebs, no a pastebin
[07:41] <pwnguin> ah of course
[07:41] <Bodsda> !paste | franzrebs
[07:42] <pwnguin> fde: something id never guess in a million years
[07:42] <tmapj> oh thats cook
[07:42] <MikeCulver> zcat[1]: that would be difficult to interpret.. especially if the mouse tracked in the slightest way poorly
[07:42] <tmapj> cool
[07:42] <fde> pwnguin: Currently, all plugins go into /usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/plugins rather than /usr/lib/firefox like they always did.
[07:42] <Phanto1> I am having trouble in two different ares and was wondering if I could get assistance.  First, I can not get ubuntu to connect to our router.
[07:42] <napster> i am not able to make avant window navigator to stay behind the open window. plz help......
[07:42] <franzrebs> okay, im just having trouble loading the page.. seems like there's somethign wrong with my internet connection
[07:42] <bmoll8> guys, I'm trying to compile some latex code using vim. Have installed tetex; however, vim won't compile my code. No errors, nothing; just doesn't do anything when i run make. What is goin on?
[07:42] <zcat[1]> MikeCulver: might work better with a tablet perhaps..
[07:42] <tw2113> what version of FF does hardy have?
[07:42] <arooni> looks like my locale isn't being set properly:  http://pastie.caboo.se/195926 ... on ubuntu hardy... any ideas on how to fix?
[07:42] <fde> pwnguin: haha, seriously... I just dpkg -L sun-java6-plugin though, because it put the plugin there  ;)
[07:42] <pradalvr> when i try loading Ubuntu i get grub loading and it never does or i get  /bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
[07:43] <Phanto1> It keep asking me over and over for the WEP key, and I keep entering it exactly as it shows on the router's configuration page
[07:43] <tmapj> can anyone tell me what the beagle search daemon is?
[07:43] <Bodsda> ScreaminIk1, sudo apt-get install gnome-games
[07:43] <Phanto1> keeps*
[07:43] <napster> ﻿ i am not able to make avant window navigator to stay behind the open window. plz help......
[07:43] <ScreaminIk1> gnome-games is already the newest version.
[07:43] <hylinux> hi, all. how can i debug the CGI?
[07:43] <zcat[1]> but anyhow.. verne doesn't know braille so wasn't really interested :)
[07:43] <Bodsda> franzrebs, search google for 'pastebin' andusea different site
[07:43] <beworld> Hi...!
[07:43] <fde> pwnguin: Most things on a Linux box aren't entirely intuitive... I'd be lost if I didn't know the package tools so well  :)
[07:43] <matrix> hello
[07:43] <napster> ﻿ i am not able to make avant window navigator to stay behind the open window. plz help......
[07:44] <franzrebs> okay
[07:44] <Bodsda> ScreaminIk1, synaptic search 'games' makesurethetwo either side of gnome-gamesare installed
[07:44] <matrix> how can i disable directory index  in apache on ubuntu ?
[07:44] <pwnguin> fde: im not exactly a novice, but i cant say i know all the dpkg options
[07:44] <napster> ﻿ i am not able to make avant window navigator to stay behind the open window. plz help......
[07:44] <jgoo__> ok, screen - I just pressed ctrl-a but I didn't want to... how do I cancel 'ctrl-a mode?
[07:44] <tmapj> can anyone tell me what the beagle search daemon is?
[07:44] <Phanto1> It connects to our neighbor's router just fine, but the difference between ours and theirs is that theirs is not secure >_<
[07:44] <franzrebs> the page has loaded. what should i choose as syntax, just plain text?
[07:45] <Bodsda> yeah
[07:45] <Raheem> !alsa
[07:45] <serif> napster u checked all options n preferences section?
[07:45] <jgoo__> anyone use screen to attach detach sessions? I am treading three doscs but non say how to cancel ctrl-a mode if you hut by accident
[07:45] <tw2113> isn't pulseaudio in hardy?
[07:45] <Bodsda> yes
[07:45] <fde> tmapj: http://beagle-project.org/Main_Page  although why it's installed on your box is beyond me if you didn't install it first.
[07:45] <Invisionfree> Seveas around?
[07:45] <pwnguin> jgoo__: screen -d -r
[07:45] <jgoo__> WHY did they choose ctrl-a when ctrl-a is used ALL THE TIME
[07:45] <serif> might be an option box for that issue.napster
[07:45] <napster> serif: yes i have. but they r not working as desired
[07:46] <jgoo__> pwnguin, ok... I am in ctrl-a mode... do I just type that? screen -d -r?
[07:46] <pwnguin> what?
[07:46] <Bodsda> ares=napster but better
[07:46] <Bodsda> and free'er
[07:46] <pwnguin> jgoo__: you arne't detached yet then
[07:46] <jgoo> pwnguin, I hit ctrl-a... I don't want to detach...
[07:46] <franzrebs> Bodsda here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/11808/
[07:46] <serif> sudo apt-get install awn awn-manager n other needed dependencies
[07:46] <pwnguin> jgoo: so hit escape
[07:46] <jgoo> Aaaaah :))
[07:46] <serif> re install with command
[07:46] <jgoo> thanks
[07:46] <pwnguin> jgoo: or control-a ?
[07:47] <crdlb> jgoo__: I usually just press it three more times so that it toggles to the previous screen, then back
[07:47] <Phanto1> This is my mom's laptop, and I am trying to get it all set up for her, and this is keeping me from getting it configured right
[07:47] <jgoo> pwnguin, gah! now it is in copy mode... fffffff
[07:47] <crdlb> Escape doesn't work; it enters copy mode
[07:47] <tmapj> could anyone tell me what PulseAudio session management is?
[07:47] <Bodsda> franzrebs, sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[07:47] <jgoo> crdlb, ok, how to get out of copy mode? :p damn pwnguin - I trusted you! ;-)
[07:47] <fde> serif: it's avant-window-navigator , not awn... awn-manager works though.
[07:47] <pwnguin> shoot
[07:47] <crdlb> jgoo: just hit escape again
[07:48] <Phanto1> we do not want to be connecting to the neighbor's connection
[07:48] <pwnguin> i know enough of screen to change screens and start new ones ;)
[07:48] <Invisionfree> What happened to ubuntu-nl.org
[07:48] <Phanto1> so, what should I do?
[07:48] <serif> fde ,awn i think its abbrev
[07:48] <fde> serif: If you install awn-manager ... it depends avant-window-navigator, probably easier to remember just one  :)
[07:48] <franzrebs> okay, done. what next?
[07:48] <serif> Avant Window Nav
[07:48] <Invisionfree> What happened to ubuntu-nl.org??????????
[07:48] <friedtofu_> Phanto1: maybe you could try another network manager - like wicd
[07:49] <Phanto1> wicd
[07:49] <napster> serif: i already have awn manager
[07:49] <Bodsda> franzrebs, nothing -- go to /mnt innautilus andcopy filesover
[07:49] <pwnguin> was ubuntu-nl run by the ubotu guy?
[07:49] <fde> Invisionfree: It's probably just down for maintanence....
[07:49] <jgoo__> ok averted disaster. thanks crdlb and pwnguin . Question: I just apt-get iptables... and then added a route... surely I need to restart or something for this to work?
[07:49] <tmapj> could anyone tell me what PulseAudio session management is?
[07:49] <serif> yes napster checked its optons
[07:49] <Invisionfree> Whatever happened to Seveas?
[07:49] <Phanto1> i'm quite new to linux...
[07:49] <fde> tmapj: It is the sound server ... you want to keep it.
[07:49] <pwnguin> jgoo__: if you added the route, it's there. in fact, rebooting will probably delete it
[07:49] <franzrebs> oh okay, thank you! so much :)
[07:49] <tmapj> thnx again fde
[07:49] <jgoo__> also, to anyone, how can I dinstinguish between all 4 of my screens? I'd like a different color bar or something...
[07:49] <bazhang> Invisionfree, offtopic here
[07:49] <franzrebs> how do i unmount?
[07:50] <jgoo__> pwnguin, iptables is too cool
[07:50] <pwnguin> jgoo__: its a bit confusing
[07:50] <Invisionfree> What happened to Seveas??
[07:50] <fde> franzrebs: umount /where/you/put/it ... or umount /dev/whatever ... both work
[07:50] <b\6> cool?
[07:50] <tmapj> fde: how about tracker and tracker applet?
[07:50] <franzrebs> okay thanks
[07:50] <fde> !repeat Invisionfree
[07:50] <bazhang> Invisionfree, please join #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[07:50] <jgoo> LOL I opened two xchats because I am such a multiscreen newb
[07:50] <fde> !repeat | Invisionfree
[07:50] <kelvin911> does anyone having problem with the sound in hardy?
[07:50] <friedtofu_> Phanto1: dont know about ubuntu - but try "sudo apt-get install wicd"
[07:50] <Raheem> !patience
[07:51] <friedtofu_> Phanto1: maybe you could also get better help if you knew what your wireless card was "lspci"
[07:51] <fde> kelvin911: wrt what? flash? install libflashsupport
[07:51] <BoltClock> hi, is there a way i can connect my iPod without having rhythmbox launching?
[07:51] <napster> serif: i hve checked its option, but i is autohide, that is it stay on for some time over the active window until i dont use it for some time. i want it to go behind as soon as i open a window
[07:51] <Phanto1> also, I cannot install anything from the add/remove applications dialog
[07:51]  * Phanto1 sneezes
[07:51] <tmapj> fde: how about tracker and tracker applet?
[07:52] <fde> tmapj: Similar to beagle ... what are you doing exactly?
[07:52] <tmapj> im cleaning up my sessions preferences list
[07:52] <Invisionfree> Is jussi01 still floating?
[07:52] <tmapj> should i delete it then?
[07:52] <jussi01> yes, im here
[07:52] <Invisionfree> jussi01: Yay! PM please?
[07:52] <fde> tmapj: Tracker was created because Beagle is written in C# ... it is C, and thus fits better with Gnome.
[07:52] <jussi01> Invisionfree: sure
[07:52] <zash> can someone who knows more than i do about gpg tell me why i have two keys
[07:53] <jgoo__> ... I cannot believe how easy that was. /me hugs whole channel. zomg. screen and jetty and iptables oh my.
[07:53] <tmapj> so i can delete it
[07:53] <fde> tmapj: If you don't use it, you can get rid of it, sure.
[07:53] <BoltClock> ﻿is there a way i can connect my iPod without having rhythmbox launching?
[07:54] <zash> Can someone who knows more than i do about GPG tell me why i have two keys?
[07:54] <serif_> elo
[07:54] <pwnguin> BoltClock: check system->preferences->removable media and discs
[07:54] <Phanto1> ok, what on earth did i just do?  the screen just zoomed in and i can't get it zoomed back out
[07:54] <fde> BoltClock: I imagine turning off the iPod plugin in Rhythmbox would stop it from doing that.
[07:54] <kelvin911> fde: when one application is using the sound, other application cannot have sound
[07:54] <pwnguin> huh, they got rid of it
[07:54] <fde> pwnguin: It doesn't have a setting for iPods in there, that was where I checked first too  :P
[07:54] <pwnguin> it used to
[07:54] <kelvin911> like when i play mp3 in vlc then youtube has no sound
[07:54] <Phanto1> i typed winkey+r
[07:54] <BoltClock> pwnguin: well this is hardy :P
[07:54] <Raheem> Phanto1 - Ctrl + ALT + -
[07:55] <BoltClock> fde: hold on
[07:55] <Phanto1> i'm so used to windoze
[07:55] <crdlb> Phanto1: super+mousewheel
[07:55] <kelvin911> or when i play youtube, then vlc has no sound
[07:55] <fde> kelvin911: Shouldn't be the case... make sure all apps are using PulseAudio or ESD (same thing on Ubuntu)
[07:55] <kelvin911> fde: or when i play movie in vlc then movie in mplayer has no sound
[07:55] <fde> kelvin911: With YouTube (flash) ... install libflashsupport like I said.
[07:55] <zash> BoltClock: in 7.10: http://pic.zash.se/screenshot1-3.png
[07:56] <fde> kelvin911: Because netierh of those use Pulse by default.
[07:56] <fde> neither too
[07:56] <Phanto1> k, it's not getting me out
[07:56] <kelvin911> fde: it works in gutsy but not now
[07:56] <pwnguin> zash: /me shakes fist
[07:56] <BoltClock> lol
[07:56] <kelvin911> fde:  how come in gutsy everything works?
[07:56] <zash> pwnguin: wut?
[07:56] <crdlb> Phanto1: if you don't have a mouse wheel, you can use super + 1
[07:56] <pwnguin> ok
[07:56] <pwnguin> found it
[07:56] <pwnguin> check "preferred applications"
[07:56] <fde> kelvin911: Make sure libflashsupport is installed... and make sure everything is using PulseAudio please.
[07:56] <fde> kelvin911: They replaced dmix with pulseaudio.
[07:57] <kelvin911> how to make et using pulseaudio?
[07:57] <napster> how can i show my current music track when looged into google in pidgin??????
[07:57] <BoltClock> zash: but theres no Multimedia tab anymore lol
[07:57] <b\6> installing ubuntu to a flash drive, grub just tells me "GRUB " on boot. any idea?
[07:57] <crdlb> (super is the windows key by the way)
[07:57] <Phanto1> oh now i'm out
[07:57] <zash> BoltClock: :(
[07:57] <zash> Can someone who knows more than i do about GPG tell me why i have two keys?
[07:57] <BoltClock> zash: yeah i know
[07:57] <kelvin911> in vlc i cant choose pulseaudio
[07:57] <Phanto1> but i inverted the colorws on some of the windows :/
[07:57] <crdlb> Phanto1: super+M
[07:57] <fde> napster: sudo aptitude install pidgin-musictracker
[07:57] <pwnguin> Azzmodan: you should have a private and public key?
[07:57] <crdlb> and or super+N
[07:57] <napster> ﻿how can i show my current music track when looged into google in pidgin??????
[07:57] <Phanto1> ah, thankies
[07:57] <pwnguin> zash: private + public key?
[07:58] <napster> ﻿how can i show my current music track when looged into google in pidgin??????
[07:58] <fde> napster: then go to Tools > Plugins > MusicTracker in pidgin... enable it and configure it from there.
[07:58] <fde> !repeat napster
[07:58] <fde> !repeat | napster
[07:58] <crdlb> Phanto1: the zoom was caused by the Enhanced Zoom Desktop plugin, and the color inversion by the Negative plugin (for compiz)
[07:58] <zash> pwnguin: but both --list-public-keys and --list-secret-keys lists my name twice
[07:59] <Phanto1> ah, okay
[07:59] <fde> zash: You probably thought you messed up once, so created another key.
[07:59] <fragged> ugh can somebody recommend a good (basic) image manipulation tool with a Gnome frontend? kolourpaint is what I want but I prefer to stay purely GTK based; and GIMP is too extreme for what I mostly want to do (Such as cropping, shapes etc)
[07:59] <fde> fragged: gpaint
[07:59] <Phanto1> i know that the wireless card in this laptop is an intel one
[07:59] <zash> fde: dont think so
[07:59] <BoltClock> fde: disabling the plugin doesnt work
[07:59] <kelvin911> fde: in preference | sound , Do i change everything to pulseaudio instead of autodetect?
[07:59] <pwnguin> fragged: f-spot?
[07:59] <fde> BoltClock: huh?
[08:00] <BoltClock> fde: rhythmbox still pops up when i connect my iPod
[08:00] <fde> kelvin911: You can yes... but note that mplayer and vlc won't obey that setting.
[08:00] <napster> fde: well i m not havin musictracker in the plugin list
[08:00] <zash> fragged: gnu paint?
[08:00] <Phanto1> i can't install the adblock extension for firefox, every time i try to check the box, it tells me to reload
[08:00] <fde> BoltClock: Then I'm not sure... check System > Preferences > Removable Drives & Media if you're using a version prior to Hardy.
[08:00] <BoltClock> fde: nope, im on hardy
[08:00] <fde> napster: Did you install it?
[08:01] <visik7> does ubuntu works with 4gb of ram without pae support ?
[08:01] <konbon> Thanks for all the help guys. Adios.
[08:02] <fde> BoltClock: I don't even see it in gconf-editor anywhere, sorry.
[08:02] <napster> fde: how to install it? using sudo apt-get install ............. then wats the application name????
[08:02] <fde> napster: I told you while you were repeating your question 10 times in a row... sudo aptitude install pidgin-musictracker
[08:02] <kelvin911> fde: how to make enemy territory using pulseaudio??
[08:03] <kelvin911> fde: now i cant play mp3 and play games
[08:03] <fde> kelvin911: libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio  <-- install that
[08:03] <Phanto1> actually,
[08:03] <pwnguin> visik7: 64bit processor?
[08:03] <Phanto1> i can't install anything
[08:04] <visik7> pwnguin: no 32
[08:04] <kelvin911> fde: how?
[08:04] <fde> Phanto1: Do you get an error?
[08:04] <kelvin911> fde: in synaptic?
[08:04] <LiniX> Hi, Have one use php with ibm db2 ?
[08:04] <fde> kelvin911: yes
 cannot be installed on your computer type (i386). Either the application requires special hardware features or the vendor decided to not support your computer type.
[08:04] <napster> fde: thanx
[08:04] <fde> Phanto1: What arch do you run?
[08:04] <Phanto1> arch?
[08:05] <LiniX> i use php on ubuntu-server 8.04 and i want connect db2 database on AS/400 .
[08:05] <fde> Phanto1: uname -m
[08:05] <kelvin911> fde: it is asking me to remove libsdl1.2debian-alsa
[08:05] <kelvin911> fde: is it ok?
[08:05] <fde> kelvin911: yes
[08:05] <bpat1434> How can I manually set which desktop is brought up after my screen goes to sleep?  Right now, I have to hit ctrl+alt+F7 to change to the default desktop
[08:05] <Phanto1> uname -m
[08:05] <BoltClock> anyone else know of a way i can connect my iPod without having rhythmbox launching automatically?
[08:05] <Phanto1> ?
[08:06] <fde> Phanto1: in a terminal ... or type /exec -o uname -m here
[08:06] <kelvin911> fde: now what?
[08:06] <kelvin911> fde: do i restart computer?
[08:06] <fde> kelvin911: now play the game again.
[08:06] <pwnguin> visik7: well, im reasonably sure you cant use all 4 in usespace
[08:06] <Bodsda> fde, iprefer uname -a (but whatver ;~))
[08:06] <fde> Bodsda: I want to know arch... not everything... -m is machine type/arch
[08:07] <fde> Bodsda: just like kernel version is uname -r ... revision...
[08:07] <Bodsda> fde, fair,play,.,.;~)
[08:07] <Invisionfree> If you apt-get install supybot, where is the conf file for it?
[08:07] <kelvin911> fde: oh no, my game has no sound now
[08:08] <Phanto1> i686
[08:08] <kelvin911> fde: even i stop the mp3, ET has no sound now
[08:08] <fde> Phanto1: And what arch is this software for?
[08:08] <Invisionfree> kelvin911: Close everything, then open just the game and try
[08:08] <kelvin911> i did
[08:08] <kelvin911> has no sound now
[08:08] <Phanto1> what is an arch?
[08:08] <fde> kelvin911: then your game doesn't want to play nice...
[08:08] <Invisionfree> You exited everything, quit everything, turned volume up, etc?
[08:09] <kelvin911> it works b4
[08:09] <fde> Phanto1: architecture ...
[08:09] <Invisionfree> !info supybot
[08:09] <lewwy> guys i just bought a HP p1005 printer and no matter what I do i cant get it to print
[08:09] <BoltClock> anyone else know of a way i can connect my iPod without having rhythmbox launching automatically?
[08:09] <kelvin911> after installing pulseaudio now has no sound
[08:09] <kelvin911> can i install back alsa?
[08:09] <fde> kelvin911: alsa is installed.
[08:09] <Bodsda> kelvin911, yeah it sucks see if          killall pulseaudio    sorts things
[08:10] <fde> Bodsda: That will make the situation more predictable, but much less desirable...
[08:10] <kelvin911> fde: but libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio is removed ...
[08:10] <Bodsda> fde, pulseaudio=problems      what does pulseaudio do better? apart from screw up
[08:10] <lewwy> any idea on how to get a HP P1005 printer to print properly?  It won't work with the default drivers, and HPLIP manages to get one page out before hitting an error.  Any ideas?
[08:10] <kelvin911> so what can i do?
[08:11] <Bodsda> lewwy, tell us what the error is
[08:11] <fde> SDL = OpenGL and OpenAL amongst other things... there is no reason using a Pulse plugin for SDL wouldn't work with such a game... (that I know uses SDL)
[08:11] <zash> Can someone who knows more than I do about GPG tell me why both gpg --list-{public,secret}-keys say I have two keys?
[08:11] <lewwy> Bodsda, it gets stuck on processing, and then nothing
[08:11] <fde> Bodsda: Lets more than one process access /dev/dsp ?
[08:11] <kelvin911> fde: can i install back libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio ?
[08:11] <kelvin911> sorry
[08:11] <fde> kelvin911: install it.
[08:11] <kelvin911> fde: libsdl1.2debian-alsa
[08:11] <pwnguin> what?
[08:12] <pwnguin> sdl!=opengl
[08:12] <fde> kelvin911: Remove that, and install the pulseaudio one.
[08:12] <Bodsda> fde, i suppose but its a pain to get working probperly,.,. i dont think it should be introduced untill it "works" so to speak
[08:12] <kelvin911> fde: but with libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio ET has no sound
[08:12] <kelvin911> fde: and also pulseaudio didnt solve my problem here
[08:12] <fde> pwnguin: Umm, then just OpenAL... but I could have sworn it was both.
[08:12] <kelvin911> fde: i still got no sound when playing mp3 and youtube togehter
[08:12] <fde> Bodsda: It's just a horrible implementation by default.
[08:12] <Phanto1> i'm not even gonna think about dualbooting my xp laptop with ubuntu anymore if it is this grouchy
[08:13] <fde> kelvin911: I told you how to fix that... install libflashsupport!!!
[08:13] <pwnguin> fde: im not even sure its openal
[08:13] <Bodsda> fde, too true -- intrepid should only include it if its is integrated better
[08:13] <fde> pwnguin: I am 100% sure it is OpenAL.
[08:13] <fde> Bodsda: It will include it, and they better integrate it better.
[08:13] <Bodsda> ;~)amen
[08:13] <aRMX_> hi
[08:13] <Bodsda> anyway ,. school calls -- c u guys in a few hours
[08:14] <fde> Phanto1: Who is grouchy?
[08:14] <aRMX_> WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!
[08:14] <Bodsda> aRMX, dont worry bout that
[08:14] <fde> aRMX_: What archive?
[08:14] <aRMX_> everytime i try to install something the folloing error comes out
[08:14] <Bodsda> oh
[08:14] <Bodsda> worry bout that
[08:14] <aRMX_> every single application give the same message.
[08:14] <aRMX_> owh ok..
[08:14] <aRMX_> but what's that means?
[08:15] <lewwy> any takers on my p1005 issue?
[08:15] <kelvin911> fde: thanks
[08:15] <fde> aRMX_: Please answer me, what archive? If you can tell me, I can fix it for you.
[08:15] <Bodsda> aRMX, means you dont have the certificate i think
[08:15] <Bodsda> fde, he did answer you -- all of them
[08:15] <kelvin911> fde: but how to make the sound work if i want to play mp3 and play games?
[08:15] <aRMX_> apt-get dist-upgrade give the error messages
[08:15] <fde> aRMX_: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-keyring
[08:15] <aRMX_> and every i try to apt-get something
[08:16] <fde> kelvin911: It should be working with libsdl1.2-debian-pulseaudio ...
[08:16] <fde> aRMX_: We understand the issue, check to see if ubuntu-keyring is installed please.
[08:16] <kelvin911> its enemy territory
[08:16] <Phanto1> i'm on ubuntu 7.10
[08:17] <fde> kelvin911: Yes... you said that.
[08:17] <kelvin911> if i install pulseaudio et has no sound
[08:17] <aRMX_> ok
[08:17] <Bodsda> Phanto1, 7.10 is better then 8.04 imho
[08:17] <kelvin911> but in gutsy i can play mp3 and play et together
[08:18] <Phanto1> actually, i'm beginning to consider just slapping winxp back on this laptop right now
[08:18] <fde> Phanto1: Why do you keep threatening that?
[08:18] <fde> Phanto1: You want us to bed you to keep Ubuntu on it or something?
[08:18] <fde> beg*
[08:18] <kelvin911> 7.10 is definitely better than 8.04
[08:19] <Bodsda> kelvin911, there are plus sides to both
[08:19] <kelvin911> hardy is like win ME
[08:19] <Phanto1> one thing stopping me though
[08:19] <ganjaman> 98% fragmented
[08:19] <aRMX_> yes that's rite, depend on our need
[08:19] <ganjaman> takes a month to defrag
[08:19] <kelvin911> where is the plus?
[08:19] <Phanto1> we didn't get the xpmc install disc with this thing
[08:19] <fde> ganjaman: Linux performs better when it's fragmented.
[08:19] <Bodsda> kelvin911, that cant be true if 7.10 is better then 8.04 because win me = better then xp
[08:20] <kelvin911> win me better than xp ??
[08:20] <fde> Phanto1: Are you having a particular issue? If not, please moan in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:20] <o0Chris0o> This message is for everyone: if anyone has any artwork requests please message me :) (ubuntu Related --All Flavors)
[08:20] <kelvin911> are you crazy?
[08:20] <Bodsda> no
[08:20] <aRMX_> ehehehe
[08:20] <Bodsda> im off
[08:20] <Bodsda>  bye
[08:20] <bazhang> !ot | kelvin911
[08:20] <kelvin911> why hardy takes 30 seconds longer to load then gutsy?
[08:21] <kelvin911> am i missing some lib?
[08:21] <ganjaman> because hardy is already stiffy
[08:21] <fde> !enter | kelvin911
[08:21] <Phanto1> this hard drive was so infected i just up and low-level formatted it and put ubuntu on it
[08:21] <ganjaman> low level format
[08:21] <ganjaman> lol
[08:21] <fde> !ot | Phanto1
[08:21] <Phanto1> hmm...
[08:21] <ganjaman> low level format is not just format C: or whateer
[08:22] <ganjaman> you need tools from hd manufacturer
[08:22] <fde> ganjaman: It's certainly not a support question either.
[08:22] <bazhang> ganjaman, please stay ontopic thanks
[08:23] <ganjaman> yeah i stay ontopig
[08:23] <hardon> does anyone know the command to view what pkg u have installed?
[08:24] <bazhang> dpkg -l hardon
[08:24] <Rastem> hey all, quick question on a problem I'm having with hardy
[08:24] <hardon> ok
[08:24] <Phanto1> i can't get the thing to connect to our router and i also can't install anything for my mom
[08:24] <hardon> that easy
[08:24] <bazhang> Phanto1, this is wired or wireless
[08:24] <Rastem> ran it from cd, and had wired network hooked up. ubuntu found my host computer running windows, but couldn't 'see' anything in it
[08:24] <Phanto1> what does an arch have to to with installing things?
[08:24] <Phanto1> wireless
[08:25] <bazhang> Phanto1, what chipset
[08:25] <Phanto1> intel pro/set
[08:25] <fde> hardon: dpkg -l | grep ^ii | less
[08:25] <bazhang> does ifconfig show three entries or two Phanto1
[08:25] <Rastem> anyone have this problem / know why it couldn't see anything shared on the windows network?
[08:26] <fde> hardon: It'll structure the output a little better, and run it through less so it doesn't fly by
[08:26] <KenSentMe> How do i know if my updated desktop pc (gutsy->hardy) actually uses pulseaudio or alsa?
[08:26] <fde> Rastem: Apparently hardy only wants to view/share via samba if you're in the workgroup "WORKGROUP"...
[08:26] <Phanto1> it shows three
[08:26] <ytjohn> I had Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 with full disk encryption and did the update manager upgrade to Gutsy
[08:26] <bazhang> Phanto1, what is the encryption
[08:27] <Rastem> fde: hmm, but doesn't hardy come with samba set up?
[08:27] <aRMX_> which one is better between virtualbox and qemu?
[08:27] <Rastem> last version I toyed with was 7.04
[08:27] <Phanto1> 128-bit WEP (darn nintendo ds)
[08:27] <Rastem> and that worked ok
[08:27] <fde> Rastem: no... it comes with smbclient ... samba is required to share anything yourself.
[08:27] <ytjohn> now my grub menu has the 8.04 kernel entries and they kernl panic
[08:28] <bazhang> Phanto1, wep is worthless; best to use wpa/mac filering
[08:28] <kelvin911> fde: how to make skype sound working if i am playing mp3?
[08:28] <bazhang> Phanto1, please set to open for test
[08:28] <ganjaman> ah
[08:28]  * fde wonders why simple passwords is better than encryption?
[08:28] <ganjaman> you need to smoke a skygar
[08:28] <aRMX_> because it's simple :)
[08:28] <Phanto1> k brb
[08:29] <Phanto1> lemme go grab other laptop and do that
[08:29]  * fde uses 128bit WEP+MAC filtering
[08:29] <ariqs> i just went to try to play isketch www.isketch.net and it said I needed a plugin, but when I clicked ot install it, it said no suitable plugin was found
[08:29] <ariqs> what do I need to do to get isketch working?
[08:29] <ytjohn> so i guess i'm looking for some grub foo to get the system booting
[08:30] <fde> ariqs: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree libflashsupport <-- copy and paste that into a terminal
[08:30] <ariqs> thanks, fde
[08:31] <Rastem> fde: what do you recommend to let the laptop see the windows shared folders
[08:31] <ariqs> I am assuming there is a fundamental amount of knowledge you need to learn and then all of this becomes obvious. What book do I need to read to get to that point?
[08:31] <Phanto1> oh crap
[08:31] <ganjaman> i search a pplayer to play .HSC files
[08:31] <Phanto1> i can't do this tonight
[08:32] <bazhang> Phanto1, okay, well come back when you can
[08:32] <Phanto1> i just realized that it is 1:23 AM
[08:32] <ariqs> fde: I pated exactly what you said into a terminal
[08:32] <bazhang> ariqs, just idle in this channel; no books needed :)
[08:32] <fde> Rastem: right click a folder > "Sharing Options" ... make sure your user is in sambausers group
[08:32] <fde> ariqs: did you hit enter?
[08:32] <ariqs> fde: and I'm still getting a plugin required message
[08:32] <ariqs> yes
[08:33] <fde> ariqs: restart Firefox
[08:33] <ariqs> I did
[08:33] <Phanto1> and i have have a meeting at work at 8:00 am
[08:33] <fde> ariqs: remove swfdec and/or gnash via synaptic ... then restart firefox and try again.
[08:33] <Phanto1> well, it's to take place between 8 and noon, so i gotta be there early
[08:34] <Rastem> fde: many thanks for the help. Seems a little clunky, wonder why it doesn't work right off...
[08:34] <fde> Phanto1: Please stay on topic or /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:34] <Phanto1> darn meetings...
[08:34] <kelvin911> fde: i am using libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio now but the game in wine dont have sound if i am playing mp3
[08:34] <ariqs> dfe: I don't have either installed
[08:34] <ariqs> fde: I don't have either installed
[08:34] <Phanto1> well, thank you anyway, i'll come back when i have plenty of time to work with this laptop
[08:34] <Phanto1> bye
[08:34] <fde> ariqs: then it should be working.
[08:35] <kelvin911> fde: actually games in wine dont have sound with libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio installed
[08:35] <neil_d> I have installed hylafax, the howto says to use 'faxsetup' to configure it, but this doesn't seem to be installed :( what do I do ?
[08:35] <alusia> join ubuntu-pl
[08:35] <jaffarkelshac> i am trying to make some cron schedules, i put in 36 9 * * * /usr/bin/firefox to test if firefox will run at 9:36am but it does not, what am i doing wrong
[08:36] <ariqs> fde: he first flash screen works. It's when I click on "play now" that it gives me a plugins thing.. and now firefox just crashed on me at the login screen
[08:36] <Rastem> tc all thanks again
[08:36] <fde> kelvin911: run 'winecfg' ... go to 'audio' tab ... hit "Test Sound" ... do you hear anything?
[08:36] <arooni> i have a concern that my gmail/google password has been intercepted over wireless... currently my network is unencrypted and mac filtered... even though gmail is https:// ... could someone have sniffed my password?
[08:37] <kelvin911> fde: actually because i have dosbox running ...
[08:37] <blippe> arooni: your password isn encrypted with ssl when gmail uses https
[08:37] <jaffarkelshac> i am trying to make some cron schedules, i put in 36 9 * * * /usr/bin/firefox to test if firefox will run at 9:36am but it does not, what am i doing wrong
[08:37] <kelvin911> fde: the problem of one app using the sound the other app cant have sound
[08:37] <bazhang> ariqs, you need shockwave for that site
[08:37] <blippe> where do gnome save it "per user" screen resolution?
[08:37] <kelvin911> problem still not solved by installing libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
[08:37] <hardon> what are the commands to view a file
[08:37] <hardon> ?
[08:37] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: thats because cron dosent know about your X enviroment
[08:38] <blippe> hardon: depends... you want to see a textfile: less {file}
[08:38] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: cron is meant to be used with commandline programs
[08:38] <ariqs> bazhang: is there a shockwave library I need to get?
[08:38] <hardon> well no I no about nano
[08:38] <fde> kelvin911: Click on 'EsounD Driver' and hit Test Sound in wine please.
[08:38] <iesmila> hello?
[08:38] <bazhang> ariqs, no shockwave for linux
[08:38] <fde> !hi iesmila
[08:38] <fde> !hi ! iesmila
[08:38] <ariqs> meh
[08:39] <fde> !hi | iesmila
[08:39] <jaffarkelshac> so it cant launch any gui apps? simplexio but can it launch a script that launches a gui app?
[08:39] <hardon> say if I have a .html file could I view it threw terminal
[08:39]  * fde needs to go to bed soon
[08:39] <hardon> or threw ssh
[08:39] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: try with mplayer or mpg123 to play mp3 and it should work
[08:39] <kelvin911> fde: yes it has sound
[08:39] <ariqs> how can linux not have something so commonly used?
[08:39] <blippe> jaffarkelshac: you need to pass the "DISPLAY" to it, and it works in cron
[08:39] <BoltClock> anyone else know of a way i can connect my iPod without having rhythmbox launching automatically?
[08:39] <fde> kelvin911: Then there is no reason your game doesn't.
[08:39] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: far as i know you cant do that easily, there is work around for it probably
[08:40] <kelvin911> the sound doesnt have problem until i have other program using it fisrt
[08:40] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: but no gui apps which require that gui is started
[08:40] <blippe> BoltClock: yes, we know, wait a sec
[08:40] <kelvin911> for example if i am running quake1 in dosbox then wine dotn have sound
[08:40] <kelvin911> and vice versa
[08:40] <bazhang> ariqs, shockwave is not commonly used
[08:40] <fde> kelvin911: If you make it use esound, it should be able to have other apps playing sound just fine.
[08:40] <Sergeant_Pony> anyone know how I can fix my logon screen? It doesn't show the users that have access to the system.
[08:40] <kelvin911> fde: let me try that now
[08:41] <fde> Sergeant_Pony: That is currently broken in hardy.
[08:41] <jaffarkelshac> ok simplexio
[08:41] <gordonjcp> there's a bug in the gstreamer-extra plugins
[08:41] <hardon> whats a good pkg for ftp?
[08:41] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: and what blippe sayd about DISPLAY.. that could work
[08:41] <Sergeant_Pony> fde ahh, ok, did it have to do with some updates? I ask because it worked til a few day's ago
[08:41] <fde> Sergeant_Pony: If you're not using hardy... go to System > Administration > Login Window
[08:41] <gordonjcp> or the thing that installs them, I don't know which
[08:41] <blippe> BoltClock: check the settings for nautilus (that is the filebrowser) it has a tab called media, change it there
[08:41] <fde> Sergeant_Pony: Yup, sorry
[08:42] <gordonjcp> does anyone know where the bit that causes the "restricted plugins" dialogue to pop up when you add the gstreamer-extra plugins to Totem is?
[08:42] <Sergeant_Pony> fde: ok, no problem.. that would explain the black box next to the login window
[08:42] <kelvin911> fde: but the sound's timing is off
[08:42] <fde> Sergeant_Pony: Someone reported it first a few days ago... should be fixed soon.
[08:42] <gordonjcp> because, it pops up to warn me that it's trying to install restricted codecs when it isn't
[08:42] <Sergeant_Pony> fde: ok, cool and thanks for the heads up.
[08:43]  * delcoyote hi
[08:43] <kelvin911> fde: maybe i restart my computer to see
[08:43] <kelvin911> fde: because the sound in mplayer is also off by like 1 or 2 sec
[08:43] <BoltClock> blippe: ah found it and it works. did they move that from System > Preferences > Removable Drives and Media? heard the settings used to be there before hardy
[08:43] <rasimu> Hi, Since I installed ubuntu hardy I can't run my firebug extension , either on ff3 or ff2, any suggestions?
[08:43] <ganjaman> is wine 1.0 now capable to do DDE?
[08:44] <gordonjcp> ganjaman: DDE?
[08:44] <ganjaman> or drag&drop?
[08:44] <bazhang> ask in #winehq ganjaman
[08:44] <ganjaman> dynamic data exchange
[08:44] <gordonjcp> ganjaman: <shrug>
[08:44] <AimLXJ> Hi can someone help me? Apparantly I installed XGL and Compiz on  xfce 4.4.2 and now my windows border are gone.  So I went and uninstall XGL and Compiz but how do I get my windows border back?
[08:44] <gordonjcp> as bazhang says, maybe #winehq would be better
[08:44] <gordonjcp> ganjaman: is have you tried installing DDE?
[08:44] <gordonjcp> s/is //
[08:45] <ganjaman> i have dcombulator installed
[08:45] <ganjaman> dcom native
[08:45] <o0Chris0o> AimLXJ have you tried restarting x?
[08:45] <o0Chris0o> ctrl+alt+backspace
[08:45] <ganjaman> press alt+f4 to continue
[08:45] <fde> AimLXJ: xfwm --replace ... then compiz --replace  (might be fvwm4 I forget)
[08:46] <o0Chris0o> This message is for everyone: if anyone has any artwork requests please message me :)
[08:46] <o0Chris0o> oops wrong message
[08:46] <o0Chris0o> was gonna say fde, he got disconnected :(
[08:46] <neil_d> how do I setup a hylafax server ? there doesn't appear to be the 'faxsetup' program
[08:46] <ganjaman> is this keyboard compatible to linux?
[08:46] <blippe> ganjaman: ?
[08:47] <fde> o0Chris0o: Cuz of what you told him probably... that is a dirty way to do things... should only be used if X locks up.
[08:47] <fde> ganjaman: no
[08:47] <ganjaman> http://blogs.pcworld.com/tipsandtweaks/archives/new-keyboard.jpg
[08:47] <blippe> ganjaman: yes, i use it quite often, it doesn't do anything, but it "works"
[08:47] <gordonjcp> ganjaman: should be, but not very useful
[08:48] <ganjaman> it has being sold with voice regconiton
[08:48] <AimLXJ> o0Chris0o: Yes, I have restarted X about 5 times already
[08:48] <haile> hello can someone help me with a corrupted source.list
[08:48] <o0Chris0o> you didn't just do it right?
[08:48] <fde> AimLXJ: xfwm --replace ... then compiz --replace  (might be fvwm4 I forget)  <-- try this
[08:48] <o0Chris0o>  :)
[08:48] <rasimu> Hi, Since I installed ubuntu hardy I can't run my firebug extension , either on ff3 or ff2, any suggestions?
[08:48] <fde> AimLXJ: If the compiz part makes the borders go away again... do the xfwm --replace again...
[08:49] <o0Chris0o> apparenly I am a dirty person, so I go with what fde says, I am new
[08:49] <haile> its not corrupted but i messed it up
[08:49] <AimLXJ> fde: Is there a button to bring up the terminal since tit's being covered up by Opera and I can't move it
[08:50] <fde> o0Chris0o: I didn't say you're a dirty person... heh... just that that is a dirty way to restart X... should never be needed... either log out and back in, or restart the process itself...
[08:50] <kelvin911> after installing that esound in wine, the game's sound is off timing
[08:50] <fde> AimLXJ: heh... alt+f2 ... although I forget what terminal xfce uses
[08:51] <haile> hello i screwed up my  source.list for hardy and i cant install updates
[08:51] <fde> AimLXJ: maybe xfterminal?
[08:51] <fde> !repomirror | haile
[08:51] <fde> Choose a different mirror, and it should fix itself automatically.
[08:51] <AimLXJ> fde: Okay I'm trying to type on the terminal but no text is coming up
[08:51] <o0Chris0o> fde :) I know just j/k isnt restarting x the same way as loging out and loging back in, since thats what it is doing basicly
[08:51] <oystein_> Where can i ask questions about gdesklets?
[08:51] <haile> ok thankyou i'll try it out
[08:51] <neil_d> join #hylafax
[08:52] <fde> AimLXJ: maybe xterm instead?
[08:52] <AimLXJ> 019949d3
[08:52] <AimLXJ> 019949d3
[08:53] <ariqs> what? I can't even play java games?!?!?!
[08:53] <AimLXJ> fde: Sorry everytime I type it comes through here
[08:53] <fde> ariqs: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin
[08:53] <ganjaman> hmm
[08:53] <fde> AimLXJ: /exec xfce --replace ?
[08:54] <oystein_> How can I remove my gdesklets addons from my bottom bar?
[08:54] <fde> AimLXJ: actually ... /exec xfwm --replace &
[08:54] <fde> oystein_: Right click > Remove from panel?
[08:54] <AimLXJ> fde: Nothing happened
[08:55] <fde> AimLXJ: /exec xfwm4 --replace &
[08:55] <ariqs> thanks fde, people in here told me before that it came with java. I was lied to!
[08:55] <AimLXJ> fde: Nope :(
[08:55] <fde> ariqs: It does... just not by default...
[08:55] <fde> AimLXJ: close everything but the terminal ... then try that command
[08:56] <kelvin911> fde: how to make hardy using alsa instead of pulseaudio?
[08:56] <fde> AimLXJ: or just go to ctrl+alt+f1 and rm -r ~/.xfce4 and restart X
[08:56] <oystein_> fde: Nope. Then I just can close the program. I want them running just not showing at the bottom bar.
[08:56] <fde> !sound | kelvin911
[08:57] <fde> oystein_: no idea then
[08:57] <oystein_> fde: ok. thax
[08:58] <fde> oystein_: I don't mess with gdesklets anymore... screenlets are much nicer
[08:58] <fde> (apt-cache show screenlets)
[09:01] <neil_d> I need help!  I can't figure out how to configure hylafax :( what do I do ?
[09:01] <barata> I cannot type!! what the heck is this?
[09:01] <barata> in this xchat for instance ... I must click on the 'Input Method' then 'Default' first
[09:01] <barata> else, I cannot type!
[09:01] <barata> what's wrong?
[09:02] <oystein_> fde: I have used screenlets, but most my addons wont stay on the play I want when they restart. I have saved the desktop, but still they move during reboot...
[09:02] <bazhang> neil_d, hylafax? what is this for please explain
[09:02] <kelvin911> fde: what was that package using alsa?
[09:02] <kelvin911> i want to swtch back now
[09:02] <bazhang> barata, you have skim/scim installed?
[09:02] <kelvin911> fde: is it libxxxx2.something.alsa?
[09:02] <neil_d> bazhang: receive/send fax via a modem
[09:02] <barata> yes baza
[09:02] <barata> bazhang,
[09:02] <AimLXJ> fde: Still doesn't work
[09:02] <barata> where the problem is?
[09:03] <bazhang> neil_d, you got any links for me or other help? :)
[09:03] <bazhang> barata, set scim/skim to english, or click in xchat window for input method
[09:03] <haile> i upgraded from gusty to hardy and all the gusty repos are still in my source.list so my updater just crashes when i try to update. Is there a way i can change the repos in the source.list to the hardy repos ?
[09:03] <barata> I did as I said ... but now this thing goes global
[09:03] <SkinnYPup> anyone know what I can issue at bootup for hardy to get it to skip looking for sata drives? I got no sata and it cycles up through sdaz on boot probing
[09:04] <barata> like with easytag it's the same too
[09:04] <kelvin911> was it libsdl1.2debian-alsa??
[09:04] <bazhang> haile, sure open them gskudo gedit
[09:04] <neil_d> bazhang: here is something "http://www.hylafax.org/content/Documentation", but I am having trouble at the moment
[09:04] <bazhang> neil_d, which bit has you stumped?
[09:04] <WS> hi all, im trying to change the character encoding on my gnome-terminal and inorder to do it permanently i need to change my locales. i found an forum post that sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales should give me an option to change my locales but it only generates the locales and nothing more. i found that others have similar problem and my output looks almost like this http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4279316&postcount=4 when
[09:04] <bazhang> barata, you did the scim global setup?
[09:04] <haile> right but i dont know the hardy repo urls to paste in
[09:04] <fde> AimLXJ: You removed the ~/.xfce4 dir?
[09:05] <barata> yes bazhang
[09:05] <bazhang> haile, just replace gutsy with hardy unless third party
[09:05] <fde> haile: I told you what to do...
[09:05] <AimLXJ> fde: Yep
[09:05] <fde> !repomirror | haile
[09:05] <haile> i tryed it and the updater just crashed
[09:05] <fde> AimLXJ: sudo aptitude install --reinstall xserver-xorg
[09:05] <SkinnYPup> !help
[09:06] <barata> ok bazhang ... I just disabled the "Complex language support" in scim
[09:06] <barata> I'm done
[09:06] <bazhang> SkinnYPup, how long does it cycle?
[09:06] <barata> 再见
[09:06] <neil_d> bazhang: all the howto's I have read say to use a program called 'faxsetup' to do some of the config, but it hasn't been installed, and I dont know what to do now.
[09:06] <SkinnYPup> it takes about 30 minutes for it to probe from sdaa to sddz I belive it is
[09:06] <Balachmar_> Hi, I get the message: "You have mail in /home/username"
[09:07] <Balachmar_> How can I read this mail?
[09:07] <haile> i tryed what you said to do and my updater just crashed.
[09:07] <bazhang> neil_d, you done apt-cache search fax for that yet
[09:07] <fde> WS: sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup I believe is what you want.
[09:07] <WS> fde: okey ill try that out :)
[09:07] <AimLXJ> fde: "This apititude does not have Super Cow powers"
[09:08] <neil_d> bazhang: no.
[09:08] <fde> AimLXJ: The heck? You typed sudo in front right?
[09:08] <SkinnYPup> I've run 5.10 through gutsy but hardy keeps looking for sata drives on startup
[09:08] <AimLXJ> fde: Yea
[09:08] <bazhang> neil_d, could you give me a pointer on what errors you are getting?
[09:08] <SkinnYPup> then won't install....
[09:08] <dare> how to add internal partition /dev/sda4 to automount on startup and external disk to not be mounted on startup
[09:08] <haile> is there a way i can replace my gusty source.list with a hardy source.list
[09:09] <fde> dare: Comment out that line in /etc/fstab ... (stick a # in front of the line)
[09:09] <bazhang> SkinnYPup, this is a fresh install or not installed yet
[09:09] <neil_d> bazhang: none, I haven't set anything up yet.
[09:09] <AimLXJ> fde: Well if we can't fix it, let's try putting gnome, how do I do that?
[09:09] <nophis> what "link-pruning" means?
[09:09] <fde> AimLXJ: ahh... cuz that's an apt-get command... my bad...
[09:09] <fde> AimLXJ: sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg .... try that  :)
[09:09] <AimLXJ> fde: Okay
[09:10] <fde> aptitude has just 'reinstall' also
[09:10] <dare> ﻿fde, ok, i will try out, but any way to do it by gui
[09:10] <Fath[0]m> « /msg ubottu etiquette »
[09:10] <bazhang> neil_d, okay; best to try something first-->you checked the forums yet? what does ubuntu hardy hylafax return for you
[09:10] <SkinnYPup> bazhang: would be fresh install. Whether from cd or inside a vmware it keeps scaning for sata's and then the install icon doesn't launch
[09:10] <fde> dare: Currently no, I hear they are going to create such a tool for Gnome 2.24 though
[09:10] <AimLXJ> fde: Okay it's done, do I restart X?
[09:10] <bazhang> SkinnYPup, this dual boot or no
[09:11] <dare> ﻿fde, ok thanks
[09:11] <TimothyP> Hi, I'm supposed to install the ia32-libs package but I can't find it in any of the repositories for 7.10 ? Does anybody have any idea (need to install VMWare server on Xeon X3210 cpu)
[09:11] <SkinnYPup> I have several ubuntu versions on here
[09:11] <fde> dare: you can 'gksudo gedit /etc/fstab ... that's sort of a GUI  :)
[09:11] <alusia> #join ubuntu-pl
[09:11] <SkinnYPup> 6.06 fiesty and gutsy
[09:11] <fde> AimLXJ: Yup...
[09:11] <alusia> #join ubuntu.pl
[09:11] <bazhang> SkinnYPup, any non-ubuntu?
[09:11] <dare> ﻿fde, yeah I know :)
[09:11] <Fath[0]m> Would anyone mind answering a few questions about a dual boot install?
[09:11] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, ask away
[09:12] <SkinnYPup> was messin with debian but needed some hdd space back :o)
[09:12] <fde> Fath[0]m: Would you mind asking them?  :P
[09:12] <Fath[0]m> Ok well its kinda complicated
[09:12] <Fath[0]m> I have 127 gb hard drive with XP
[09:12] <bazhang> SkinnYPup, you might try the minimal installer or unetbootin
[09:12] <Fath[0]m> I have 60 gb of unused HD space
[09:12] <Fath[0]m> I partitioned the drive when I first installed XP
[09:12] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, no worries; the ubuntu installer will it for you
[09:13] <dare> ﻿fde, but everythime I do something not by gui Im afraid to mess something, cus only one misstake in letters might be catastropfic, I had bad expiriance with it :D
[09:13] <fde> bazhang: what is unetbootin btw... lots of people make reference to it... got a link?
[09:13] <Fath[0]m> Right but I have been reading that you need Grub or something
[09:13] <bazhang> silent 'do'
[09:13] <Fath[0]m> to make sure it will boot both ubuntu and Xp
[09:13] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, it will do that too
[09:13] <fde> dare: mv file file.backup ... no need to fear anymore  :)
[09:13] <Fath[0]m> And this will keep my original XP partition safe?
[09:13] <SkinnYPup> thanks for the tips , I didn't poke at it much , wondered if it was common for ata only systems to scan through sata on boot
[09:13] <fde> dare: if you mess up... you just do the opposite ... mv file.backup file and you're back where you started  :)
[09:14] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, yes :)
[09:14] <Fath[0]m> and also hwo do I make a swap partition
[09:14] <dare> ﻿fde, in beggining I didnt knew it, now every week I backup whole my sistem drive with g4l
[09:14] <Fath[0]m> since that seems to be needed
[09:14] <Fath[0]m> in all the tutorials I read
[09:14] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, it will do it for you or you can do yourself
[09:14] <Vegombrei> hi i have a strange problem .. its a lot to explain ..  is anyone free to help me
[09:14] <Fath[0]m> How will it know what to partition?
[09:14] <AimLXJ> fde: No luck :(
[09:14] <fde> Fath[0]m: It's all in the installer ... choose 'custom' and don't overwrite your existing XP partition.
[09:15] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, it is magic :)
[09:15] <fde> AimLXJ: sudo aptitude reinstall xfwm4
[09:15] <Fath[0]m> So would I just use the swap partition before I install on the 60 gb partition
[09:15] <Fath[0]m> woudl I make the swap partition I mean
[09:15] <laeg> it's a kinda magic magic magic.
[09:15] <AimLXJ> fde: Aptitude or apt-get? :P
[09:15] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, best to let the installer do it for you
[09:15] <Fath[0]m> So it willmake a swap automatically?
[09:16] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, aye
[09:16] <fde> Fath[0]m: No... you make the swap partition during install for the installed Linux system... I think you're over thinking things... docs are more confusing when you're not going along with them.
[09:16] <fde> AimLXJ: aptitude ... heh...
[09:16] <bazhang> AimLXJ, apt-get :)
[09:16] <AimLXJ> :O
[09:16] <Fath[0]m> "aye" and a "no" lol
[09:16] <bazhang> Vegombrei, please ask away
[09:17] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, dont listen to that f-de guy :)
[09:17] <fde> Fath[0]m: I recommend choosing 'custom' partitioning... and making a / of 5120 mb (5 gigs) ... and a swap of 2048mb (2gigs) ... then whatever is left for /home ... you'll see "mount point" where you set swap or /home or / ... it's pretty simple really.
[09:17] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, that works too :)
[09:17] <fde> bazhang: >:(
[09:18] <bazhang> fde just kidding :)
[09:18] <Fath[0]m> whats /
[09:18] <Vegombrei> i have windows xp on another partition , i thought i'd have it around since i am new to unix and ubuntu .. anyways i hear there's a way to make xp run virtually thru ubuntu , could you help me sort this out ?
[09:18] <bazhang> root Fath[0]m
[09:18] <AimLXJ> fde: Nope :(
[09:18] <fde> bazhang: I don't recommend doing the 'guided' partitioning... it sets up everything on / which is a pain... if you don't do guided, it won't do it automatically.
[09:18] <jaffarkelshac> simplexio: after digging around i found it, export Display=:0
[09:18] <bazhang> fde what is the keystroke with the up arrow
[09:19] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: yeah. something like that
[09:19] <fde> AimLXJ: I have no idea what you did then... you messed something up bad... we've reset XFce to defaults... we've reinstalled Xorg, and we've reinstalled the correct Window manager... I dunno what else there is to try...
[09:19] <bazhang> Vegombrei, you want a virtual machine for that or using wubi
[09:19] <simplexio> jaffarkelshac: if you dont have several user logged in X
[09:19] <fde> bazhang: ^ you mean?
[09:19] <AimLXJ> fde: All I did was install XGL and Compiz :\
[09:20] <bazhang> fde aye
[09:20] <fde> bazhang: here it's just ctrl+6
[09:20] <bazhang> thanks fde
[09:20] <Fath[0]m> I am completely noob to the whole / thing. I will make a 5120 partition and then swap partition of 4 gigs (double my ram) and then another partition /home?
[09:20] <FREDDY18> HOLA
[09:20] <fde> AimLXJ: XGL is evil and dead... maybe 'sudo aptitude purge xserver-xgl' as last thing?
[09:20] <bazhang> !es | FREDDY18
[09:20] <Fath[0]m> I am confused
[09:21] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, that is best; that way if anything screws up /home will be protected
[09:21] <AimLXJ> fde: Oh wow didn't know that, ill give that command a try
[09:21] <Vegombrei> bazhang: how do i set up a virtual machine ?? ive been reading up on software like vmware and parallels desktop .. do they have that for ubuntu ?
[09:21] <fde> Fath[0]m: It is just what you pick from "Mount Point" options in the installer... it is the root partition... like C:\ in Windows.
[09:21] <bazhang> Vegombrei, sure do; there is also virtualbox; you got gutsy or hardy
[09:21] <Vegombrei> bazhang: im not sure .. how do i check what i have ?>
[09:22] <bazhang> lsb_release -a Vegombrei
[09:22] <fde> AimLXJ: XGL was a nasty hack for a proof of concept of XGLX - a full replacement Xserver - however it was a nasty hack on top of Xorg, and is no longer supported... Xorg uses AIGLX to accomplish the same thing, and this is enabled in Ubuntu by default.
[09:22] <Fath[0]m> Ok so why woudl i want to make / only 5 gigs?
[09:22] <bazhang> fde she is gone
[09:22] <Vegombrei> hardy
[09:23] <Vegombrei> bazhang: i got hardy
[09:23] <fde> doh
[09:23] <Fath[0]m> instead of the full 60 gb?
[09:23] <lopin> I know no one will probably be able to help me with this, but I'm having some problems with a shoutcast server...
[09:23] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, more is better of course
[09:23] <fde> bazhang: I don't see how you follow this channel with join/parts on... heh
[09:23] <bazhang> fde no choice :(
[09:23] <fde> Fath[0]m: I'd recommend using most for /home as that's where your files will be...
[09:23] <lopin> It keeps not accepting my passwords, even though I know they're right...
[09:23] <AimLXJ> fde: Doesn't work but hey I do remember that when XGL was installed, it says that it would take over something and it will automaticly start when I login
[09:23] <bazhang> Vegombrei, sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[09:24] <fde> AimLXJ: Removing it should have taken it out of such scripts though.
[09:24] <fde> bazhang: XChat?
[09:24] <bazhang> fde aye
[09:24] <Balachmar_> How can I read the mail when I get a message you'got mail in /home/username?
[09:24] <AimLXJ> fde: Well incase it doesn't, where is the XGL folder located?
[09:25] <fde> bazhang: Right click the channel name > Uncheck "Show Join/Part Messages" ... voila  :)
[09:25] <bazhang> Balachmar_, what app gives this message
[09:25] <BUGabundo_work> hi guys and galls
[09:25] <bazhang> fde nay, have to watch for the troublemakers :)
[09:25] <BUGabundo_work> need help with soft button on an intel wifi card 4965
[09:25] <fde> AimLXJ: Did I have you purge or remove xserver-xgl
[09:25] <Fath[0]m> Oh goodness, I am going to try and install
[09:25] <Fath[0]m> wish me luck
[09:25] <AimLXJ> fde: Purge
[09:25] <BUGabundo_work> it is stuck on kill switch on
[09:25] <fde> bazhang: Floodbot takes care of that?
[09:25] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, come back if you have troubles
[09:25] <fde> AimLXJ: then the conf files are gone.
[09:26] <AimLXJ> fde: :\, okay then how do I install gnome? :D
[09:26] <fde> AimLXJ: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[09:26] <Fath[0]m> Would it be better for me to install ubuntu in its own partition or install it inside windows?
[09:27] <fde> (technically gnome-desktop-environment but this is #ubuntu  :P )
[09:27] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, its own
[09:27] <espham> I've installed a desktop environment, but how do I chance it from how it looks now?
[09:27] <bazhang> BUGabundo_work, well set kill swtich off
[09:27] <fde> espham: Install a new theme? Which desktop manager?
[09:27] <achiL> aþlfkladfkadfl ..
[09:27] <redondos> what's the cleanest way to create an ubuntu cd with some more packages installed? not remastersys, right?
[09:27] <bazhang> !themes | espham
[09:28]  * spass is back (gone 08:46:26)
[09:28] <achiL> Sýkýldým yahu ..
[09:28] <bazhang> !uck | redondos
[09:28] <espham> fde: I used the synaptic package manager
[09:28] <gradin> anybody know how i can install a vncserver remotely to take over the local session?
[09:28] <redondos> bazhang: thank you
[09:28] <espham> bazhang: it isn't in themes
[09:28] <bazhang> english please achiL
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> gradin: ssh to the system
[09:28] <fde> espham: Ok... what desktop did you install?
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> gradin: you'll need to turn on sshd first mind
[09:29] <achiL> bazhang nema problema ..
[09:29] <espham> fde: fvwm-crystal
[09:29] <gradin> scratch that let me rephrase, i need to tell the login window to honor remote logins
[09:29] <gradin> i've got ssh access
[09:29] <tehk> Is it possible to somehow install ubuntu on another drive while running ubuntu?
[09:29] <espham> fde: I'm trying to install a new theme:P
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> gradin: with ssh all keypresses are as if you are at the remote system
[09:29] <TooFly> Hi, does anyone know how to get rid of the "beeping" noise from the system speaker?
[09:30] <bazhang> tehk, well you want to boot through livecd or what
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> gradin: so you can install vncserver via repos, then configure it using nano etc
[09:30] <gradin> but i can't figure out how to enable vnc to login to the local session
[09:30] <espham> TooFly, check BIOS
[09:30] <TooFly> really? it's not a ubuntu option?
[09:30] <xs142> Hey there, I'm trying to share files on the network so a XP computer can download it from me but Nautilus just says "Could not change permissions" what's up?
[09:31] <gradin> in other words i can connect to <servername>:1 but no <servername>:0
[09:31] <tehk> bazzieb: No I would like to do something like install from a vm to a real partition and be able to boot natively
[09:31] <bazhang> TooFly, sure disable system sounds in sound prefs
[09:31] <fde> espham: I know little to nothing about fvwm ... which is disappointing, because the guy that helped me most when I first used Linux was a FVWM developer...
[09:31] <bazhang> tehk, wrong baz :)
[09:31] <espham> TooFly, sometimes you must go into BIOS in order to turn them off. that's at least what I must do on my thinkpad
[09:32] <TooFly> bazhang: Thanks, I found the option.
[09:32] <espham> fde: too bad, because I know nothing about it:P
[09:32] <gradin> ActionParsnip: i've got vncinstalled i just can't figure out hot to make it connect to the local session
[09:32] <bazhang> tehk, you can do that though in vmware-server at lest
[09:32] <TooFly> thanks for the help too espham
[09:32] <Vegombrei> bazhang: done .. i downloaded and installed virtualbox
[09:32] <KenSentMe> How do i know if my updated desktop pc (gutsy->hardy) actually uses pulseaudio or alsa?
[09:32] <tehk> bazhang: Ah good idea I forgot vmware server had the real partition thing
[09:32] <fde> espham: try #fvwm or #fvwm-themes ... awol is really helpful   :)
[09:32] <xs142> How do I force folder sharing? Nautilius just whines ..
[09:33] <bazhang> Vegombrei, no get an iso or cd and open vbox
[09:33] <espham> ok, thanks for the help fde :)
[09:34] <Vegombrei> bazhang: i dont have any iso or cd bro ... i have windows xp on another partition .. can i not run that thru virtualbox ?
[09:34] <bazhang> Vegombrei, what about xp install disk?
[09:34] <xs142> Anyone?:(
[09:35] <bazhang> xs142, just whines? please clarify
[09:35] <gradin> ...
[09:35] <fde> xs142: Your user must be in sambausers group.
[09:35] <Vegombrei> bazhang: i do have one but its not the same version as the one currently installed on the other partition
[09:35] <fde> xs142: also, you have to have samba installed ...
[09:35] <bazhang> Vegombrei, makes no difference
[09:36] <dare> when I enter mount /dev/sda4 terminal prints error ﻿mount /dev/sda4
[09:36] <dare> mount: can't find /dev/sda4 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[09:36] <fde> dare: You have to define where to mount it to...
[09:36] <bazhang> dare is that ntfs or what
[09:36] <xs142> Right click folder -> Sharing Options -> "Share this folder" --> Create Share -> Add these permissions Automatically --> ""Could not change the permission of folder "xx" ..
[09:36] <dare> oh yes
[09:36] <dare> reiserfs
[09:36] <Vegombrei> bazhang: cool .. ok lemme find the cd .. brb
[09:37] <fde> dare: We took it out of fstab ... so you have to say something like 'mount /dev/sda4 /mnt'
[09:37] <xs142> bazhang, fde, I do this: Right click folder -> Sharing Options -> "Share this folder" --> Create Share -> Add these permissions Automatically --> ""Could not change the permission of folder "xx" ..
[09:37] <dare> ﻿fde, yes yes... i totaly forgot
[09:37] <fde> xs142: As I said, install samba and add yourself to the sambausers group.
[09:38] <xs142> fde Bue samba installed when I first opened the sharing options
[09:38] <hchufeng> opera中的输入法有问题应当如何解决
[09:38] <Fath[0]m> ok so I see 66gb free space in the manual install "prepare" partitions step. I want to create a new partition right?
[09:38] <Fath[0]m> or do I want to click forward?
[09:38] <bazhang> !cn | hchufeng
[09:38] <fde> xs142: Ok... then add your user to the sambausers group......
[09:38] <xs142> fde, how?
[09:38] <TooFly> Can anyone recommend a daily planner program in linux
[09:38] <TooFly> Like.. organizer of sorts
[09:39] <fde> xs142: gksudo gedit /etc/group ... add your user to the line that starts 'sambausers' after the last : without spaces.
[09:39] <bazhang> TooFly, l;ike ical?
[09:39] <PauloRicardo> My Applications > Internet menu it's unordered. How I can sort them automagically?
[09:39] <Vegombrei> bazhang: ok dude i inserted the xp cd ..
[09:39] <TooFly> bazhang: Yessir, something along those lines.
[09:39] <ddalton> how do I install ubuntu to a certain partition?
[09:39] <Vegombrei> bazhang: it says cannot mount volume as my system doesnt support it '
[09:39] <fde> TooFly: Click the date and double click a specific date...
[09:39] <fde> TooFly: That thing support iCal
[09:40] <hchufeng> the input method can't use in opera ,how I can do ?
[09:40] <bazhang> TooFly, evolution?
[09:40] <lonely_girl> ^irene^
[09:40] <xs142> fde, you mean sambashare?
[09:40] <Vegombrei> bazhang: isnt there a way that i could give virtualbox a path to find windows xp already installed and running on a different partition ?
[09:40] <bazhang> hchufeng, you got scim installed?
[09:40] <fde> xs142: yeah... sorry
[09:40] <hchufeng> yes
[09:40] <TooFly> bazhang: Ah, yes exactly what I was looking for.
[09:40] <xs142> fde, it's there
[09:40] <hchufeng> scim
[09:40] <TooFly> fde: Thanks.
[09:40] <fde> xs142: Then it should work fine.
[09:40] <xs142> fde, it doesn't
[09:40] <hchufeng> in eva ,pidgin and firefox is right
[09:41] <Fath[0]m> I am at the install screen, I have "free space" with 66gb. should I click "forward" or "new partition"
[09:41] <fde> xs142: What is it not doing?
[09:41] <xs142> fde: Right click folder -> Sharing Options -> "Share this folder" --> Create Share -> Add these permissions Automatically --> ""Could not change the permission of folder "xx" ..
[09:41] <bazhang> hchufeng, not sure about opera; it is outside of ubuntu so you might to check opera forums
[09:41] <fde> Fath[0]m: new partition... you should end up with 4 partitions created.
[09:41] <hchufeng> ok ,thank you very much
[09:41] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, guided or manual
[09:41] <Fath[0]m> ok do I want primary or logical?
[09:42] <bazhang> hchufeng, also check ubuntuforums
[09:42] <Fath[0]m> I am in manual bazhang
[09:42] <fde> xs142: I don't even have that option... hardy?
[09:42] <xs142> fde, ofc
[09:42] <fde> Fath[0]m: go with logical, that's fine.
[09:43] <xs142> fde, it just says it can't :P My guess is the usual "oh you're not root, sod off then" thing that's going on?
[09:43] <fde> Fath[0]m: It actually doesn't matter... you can have 4 primaries.
[09:43] <Fath[0]m> are you sure because the default setting is primary
[09:43] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, either will do really
[09:43] <Assargadon> Is there any GUI ODBC manager for Ubuntu?
[09:43] <fde> xs142: You're in the group that has permission to do that...  what is 'ofc' though?
[09:44] <xs142> fde, "ofcourse" sorry :P
[09:44] <bazhang> Assargadon, oracle db?
[09:44] <fde> Fath[0]m: Remember, you're creating a 5 gig partition mounted on / ... a 2 gig mounted as swap ... and the rest that you want for your files mounted on /home
[09:44] <Vegombrei> bazhang: ok dude i inserted the xp cd ..
[09:44] <Vegombrei> bazhang: it says cannot mount volume as my system doesnt support it '
[09:44] <Assargadon> bazhang, no, MySQL
[09:44] <Vegombrei> bazhang: isnt there a way that i could give virtualbox a path to find windows xp already installed and running on a different partition ?
[09:44] <Fath[0]m> ok so all as primary
[09:44] <Fath[0]m> and teh ext3 journaling
[09:44] <skipe> Qual irc usam :
[09:45] <Fath[0]m> and begginning?
[09:45] <fuqang> haha
[09:45] <fde> xs142: Then I'm not sure where you're getting that option... I see "allow others to write to share" as the closest option to yours....
[09:45] <bazhang> brasil skipe?
[09:45] <yacc> Any suggestions for a commandline tool to cut mpeg files?
[09:46] <bazhang> Vegombrei, you want the cd and the already installed xp?
[09:46] <martinjh99> Morning all - Where in Compiz Config Manager is the options for Window Drop Shadows?  I have a pink dropshadow and want to get rid of it...?
[09:46] <meowludo> what is the command to download a 'rar' program for ubuntu? is it like sudo get-app ?rar-something?
[09:46] <bazhang> meowludo, unrar or rar
[09:46] <meowludo> unrar
[09:46] <martinjh99> neowludo > appt-get install rar unrar
[09:46] <fde> !medibuntu | yacc mencoder is in medibuntu:
[09:46] <bazhang> !unrar | meowludo
[09:47] <o0Chris0o> hey guys, eww non free
[09:47] <o0Chris0o> heh
[09:47] <meowludo> thanks guys!
[09:47] <Fath[0]m> Ok so I have right now type= primary, size=5120, location=beginning,use as=ext3journaling file system,mount point = /      correct?
[09:47] <fde> o0Chris0o: Ubuntu is so popular because they aren't rigidly against non-free things as a whole...
[09:47] <yacc> fde: mencoder with copy mode I guess?
[09:47] <ByorderEurope> guys i got a nice article for ya... and i have exact the same experiences... so the guy is 100% right in what he says
[09:47] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, aye
[09:47] <fde> o0Chris0o: infact there is restricted and multiverse explicitly for non-free things.
[09:48] <ByorderEurope> http://skyos.org/?q=node/637
[09:48] <bazhang> ByorderEurope, dont post here please
[09:48] <Vegombrei> bazhang: i already have windows xp on another partition .. the primary partition .. how do i run that thru ubuntu and virtual box instead of boot loader
[09:48] <ByorderEurope> so... maybe a next release :-)
[09:48] <o0Chris0o> fde true, I can't wait till go buntu comes out, Id like to test it :)
[09:48] <ByorderEurope> bazhang what ?
[09:48] <bazhang> ByorderEurope, not the place to post that thanks
[09:48] <fde> yacc: I don't recall the exact args... but you can say cut it every x secs ... or from this point to this point etc... been a while though.
[09:49] <ByorderEurope> bazhang are you sure ? It is about ubuntu in the first place right ?
[09:49] <ByorderEurope> i have the same experiences as that guy
[09:49] <fde> o0Chris0o: It was released at the same time as Ubuntu... it's just Ubuntu without restricted or multiverse enabled.
[09:49] <Fath[0]m> how do I mount something as swap?
[09:49] <bazhang> ByorderEurope, this is ubuntu support not ubuntu chat read the /topic
[09:49] <hchufeng> how can I connect to an chinese irc
[09:49] <martinjh99> Which chan is ubuntu chat?
[09:49] <fde> Fath[0]m: You just create the partition, and choose Mount as: "Swap" from the list
[09:49] <ByorderEurope> bazhang well in that case... fix it ?
[09:49] <bazhang> hchufeng, /j #ubuntu-cn
[09:50] <Fath[0]m> I dont have a mount as
[09:50] <Fath[0]m> I have mount piont and use as
[09:50] <o0Chris0o> I see
[09:50] <fde> Fath[0]m: Its the bottom option when you click "New partition".
[09:50] <o0Chris0o> well its not out officially yet :)
[09:50] <o0Chris0o> fde ^
[09:50] <fde> Fath[0]m: My wording might be off as I'm not looking at the installer currently, and have only installed hardy twice so far.
[09:50] <fde> o0Chris0o: yes it is.
[09:50] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic martinjh99
[09:50] <tony_> hi guys
[09:50] <Fath[0]m> 8.04 is hardy?
[09:51] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, aye
[09:51] <Fath[0]m> k
[09:51] <fde> Fath[0]m: yes
[09:51] <o0Chris0o> so I can go to gobuntu.org can download it freely :)
[09:51] <martinjh99> ta!
[09:51] <yacc> fde: Hmm, it looks like outputing an avidemux job file is comparable in pain ;)
[09:51] <Fath[0]m> would it be under "use as:swap area" ?
[09:52] <Fath[0]m> instead of ext3 journaling file system
[09:52] <fde> yacc: heh... you're the one that wanted a cli tool  ;)
[09:52] <fde> yacc: There are some things that a GUI make easier...
[09:52] <uncontrol> hey, does anyone know if all DDR RAM are DIMM?
[09:53] <fde> yacc: Cinelerra would be easier...
[09:53] <redondos> is uck the official way ubuntu cds are created? -- I doubt it, that's why I'm asking
[09:53] <Fath[0]m> I have "use as:" set to swap area which then grayed out the "mount point:" is this correct?
[09:53] <manoff> what is the command to see how much free space i have in my hard drives?
[09:53] <void^> Fath[0]m: yes
[09:53] <fde> Fath[0]m: yup
[09:53] <yacc> Cinelerra: Well, I already know the frames that I want removed from the video, ...
[09:53] <redondos> manoff: `df -h' is one
[09:53] <void^> manoff: df
[09:53] <manoff> thank you!
[09:54] <yacc> fde: I already know the frames that need to go ;)
[09:54] <Fath[0]m> So I am good with primary 4k size swap area right?
[09:54] <fde> yacc: Then it's a case of finding the right switches... I can't really help there though as I said.
[09:54] <fde> Fath[0]m: 4k ?
[09:54] <Fath[0]m> 4000 MBs
[09:54] <Fath[0]m> I have 2 gigs of ram
[09:54] <fde> Fath[0]m: That is 4megs... more than enough.
[09:54] <Fath[0]m> I thought you wre supposed to double it
[09:55] <yacc> fde: yeah, no problem :)
[09:55] <fde> Fath[0]m: I have 2 gigs of ram... and barely touch swap.
[09:55] <Fath[0]m> so how much should I put it
[09:55] <fde> Fath[0]m: Such rules are only really applicable if you're going to use it as a server.
[09:55] <fde> Fath[0]m: I use 2gb
[09:56] <Vegombrei> bazhang: ?
[09:56] <redondos> Fath[0]m: I wouldn't use more than 768MB
[09:56] <fde> I actually saw it use 64mb earlier... it was amazing.
[09:56] <redondos> Fath[0]m: but that's just me...
[09:56] <bazhang> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/User_FAQ Vegombrei yes it is possible the guys in #vbox tell me you need to read that
[09:56] <HSnews> how to get Compiz configuration panel?
[09:56] <HSnews> where i can find it?
[09:56] <fde> made my hd spin like crazy... and annoyed the crap out of me, but it actually used swap... </rant>
[09:56] <o0Chris0o> !ccsm
[09:56] <bazhang> !ccsm | HSnews
[09:56] <manoff> okay well, i need to mount a part of windows filesystem which is inside a laptop computer to my linux system. can you point me into the right direction?
[09:57] <Vegombrei> bazhang: cool .. thanks ill read that and get back to ya
[09:57] <fde> HSnews: either install simple-ccsm or ccsm ... former is cleaner.
[09:57] <bazhang> Vegombrei, also /j #vbox :)
[09:57] <HSnews> bazhang: I haven't Compiz tab in Appearance :( I have only `Effects` at all)
[09:57] <k1dugar> HSnews: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[09:57] <fde> k1dugar: no
[09:57] <HSnews> but compiz work ok
[09:57] <manoff> i need this because i have lot of files to which i need to do some complex operation and would like to use linux tools, but i cant copy these files into my linux box due to hard disk constraints
[09:58] <bazhang> ccsm is what you need HSnews
[09:58] <fde> HSnews: sudo aptitude simple-ccsm ... you'll be able to set it up more to your liking instead of defaults.
[09:58] <HSnews> thanks
[09:58] <manoff> so can you point me into the right direction of how to mount this windows filesys of my laptop into my linux box, ty
[09:58] <fde> sudo aptitude install simple-ccsm ...
[09:58] <Fath[0]m> ok so my last partition is type=primary,size=59378,location=beginning,use as=ext3 journaling system,mount point=/home correct?
[09:59] <redondos> manoff: linux box != laptop?
[09:59] <fde> Fath[0]m: If you want to use that much room for your files, yes.
[09:59] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, aye
[09:59] <manoff> redondos: no in this laptop i have windows xp and in my linux server i have ubuntu
[09:59] <fde> Fath[0]m: remember you can add, but it's harder to take away....
[09:59] <Fath[0]m> ok so would you suggest smaller?
[09:59] <manoff> redondos: i would like to use the hard drives of my laptop from my linux server
[09:59] <fde> Fath[0]m: Depends on your needs.
[09:59] <manoff> redondos: is this possible?
[09:59] <redondos> manoff: how about "sharing" your windows drive (via cifs/smb, which is native in windows) and mounting it on the ubuntu system?
[10:00] <bazhang> brb
[10:00] <manoff> redondos: okay i will seek into that thank you
[10:00] <Fath[0]m> so maybe go with 20k to start?
[10:00] <redondos> manoff: that's quite simple, just `mount -t smbfs //laptop/share /mnt/laptop'
[10:00] <manoff> redondos: aha
[10:00] <Fath[0]m> This is really just so I can learn Linux and mess around, my windows HD is my main one
[10:00] <Fath[0]m> err windows partition
[10:01] <fde> Fath[0]m: 20480 ... sure... that's a good number... you can use /home on all distros... so that leaves you like 40gigs to play with other stuff in...
[10:01] <ibleed> redondos, what ports need to be open on the ubuntu computer for samba to work ?
[10:01] <HSnews> where I can disable window shadows?
[10:01] <maek> HSnews, why would you want to disable window shadows ... they look really nice
[10:02] <maek> and they make your windows stand out more on top of other windows
[10:02] <redondos> ibleed: none. you're sharing on the windows one. there port 445 tcp shall be opened automatically.
[10:02] <Fath[0]m> so /home is where everything you add to the HD goes ?
[10:02] <HSnews> maek,  my shadow is red color ))
[10:02] <HSnews> above window border
[10:02] <maek> HSnews, are you running Emerald ??
[10:03] <gaten> im trying to share a folder in hardy using the "guest" option (so i dont have to enter a password), but from windows it asks for a username and passwd still. any ideas?
[10:03] <Fath[0]m> Ok so now I have my 4 partitions I click forward right?
[10:03] <ibleed> redondos, it wasn't me with the windows / samba problem i was wondering out of curiosity if i share things from my ubuntu computer with my home network what might ports need to be open (so the other way around)
[10:03] <HSnews> maek, I don't know ) I install ubuntu 8.04 at all
[10:03] <fde> Fath[0]m: No, that is all your files... apps go into /usr which is part of the / partition.
[10:04] <fde> Fath[0]m: Yup
[10:04] <PauloRicardo> My Applications > Internet menu it's unordered. How I can sort them automagically?
[10:04] <crash91> Could anyone link me to a FAQ about sharing files between windows and ubuntu
[10:04] <redondos> ibleed: open 445 tcp and udp and you'll be fine. I wonder why you have a firewall against your LAN, though.
[10:04] <adam7> !samba | crash91 : not sure if this will help, but worth a try :)
[10:04] <fde> !samba | crash91
[10:04] <terminal_Dude> hey people...
[10:05] <terminal_Dude> can anybody help me clear up few things..
[10:05] <manoff> redondos: ok just one question; how do i make the laptop visible into my linux so that i can access it with //laptop/foo ?
[10:05] <fde> terminal_Dude: we can try if you ask...
[10:05] <fde> !samba | manoff
[10:05] <DracoZA> I have a new hardy installation and I am able to see computers on the network but I can not see any shares ?
[10:05] <ibleed> thank you redondos.  firewall against my lan ?  i dont have a firewall on my internal lan but a nat router so i assume i still have to open ports when its on my internal network.  i'll google for more info if i ever decide to do that
[10:05] <redondos> manoff: just "share" one drive. this is really a windows question...
[10:06] <manoff> aha ok...
[10:06] <redondos> ibleed: nope, you shouldn't have to do anything. the firewall is for the wan not the lan.
[10:06] <crash91> adam7, fde: thanks
[10:06] <redondos> ehm, ok, work to do.
[10:06] <DracoZA> Question: I have a new hardy installation and I am able to see computers on the network but I can not see any shares ?
[10:07] <maek> HSnews, are you running compiz ??
[10:07] <blackv1> so I just screwed something up pretty badly here. I installed virtualbox and it asked for me to install virtualbox-ose-modules so I did and when I rebooted my computer was fried as in low screen res and my gfx card not working?
[10:08] <XB23> guys if i add a user to sudo .. they cant lock the root administrator out the box can they by changing there password?
[10:08] <Fath[0]m> Its asking me if I want to migrate documents and settings from XP should I?
[10:08] <HSnews> maek, I find that :) Windows Decoration section
[10:08] <maek> HSnews, did you download any themes ??
[10:08] <m1r> hi
[10:08] <terminal_Dude> i had just looked at lshw and noticed how my cpu width is 64 bits and i have cpu flag x86-64 dose this means  that i have 64 bit processor
[10:08] <terminal_Dude> ?
[10:09] <crash91> terminal_Dude: which processor do you have?
[10:09] <adam7> XB23: yeah, they can change the root password, depending on what sudo permissions you give them (for instance, sudo passwd root)
[10:09] <terminal_Dude> intel
[10:09] <achadwick> terminal_Dude:    cat /proc/cpuinfo    should give you more info
[10:09] <DracoZA> is virtual box preferred over vmare ? I notice vmware is no longer in the repositories
[10:10] <HSnews> maek, Alright!)
[10:10] <crash91> terminal_Dude: intel is not specific enough, they have made lodas of processors, which model?
[10:10] <XB23> guys if i add a user to sudo .. they cant lock the root administrator out the box can they by changing there password?
[10:10] <erUSUL> DracoZA: VB is free software
[10:10] <terminal_Dude> Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 3.40GHz
[10:10] <DracoZA> erUSUL, so is vware
[10:10] <skurakai> Hi. I try MovieFly but need "python stringtemplate". Do you know where i can find it?
[10:10] <erUSUL> DracoZA: not true check its license
[10:10] <adam7> terminal_Dude: looks like you do
[10:11] <maek> HSnews, glad you got it sorted out
[10:11] <terminal_Dude> lol i have been runnign 32 bit ubuntu stupid me
[10:11] <adam7> erUSUL: vmware is free in the sense you can download it, not free in the sense you can hack up the code
[10:11] <HSnews> thanks :)
[10:11] <HSnews> what is Button1?
[10:11] <Dvyjones> What is the meta-button in ubuntu on windows keyboard?
[10:11] <DracoZA> thanks adam7 thats what I wanted to say
[10:11] <erUSUL> adam7: i know is DracoZA who seems confused
[10:11] <HSnews> ))
[10:11] <maek> HSnews, the first button on your mouse
[10:11] <HSnews> thanks!
[10:11] <adam7> Dvyjones: probably the windows key
[10:12] <terminal_Dude> so to get full jkuice out perfomance i need to run 64bit Ubuntu correct ?
[10:12] <Dvyjones> adam7: That is the super keyy on my computer :S
[10:12] <erUSUL> Dvyjones: windows key probably
[10:12] <adam7> Dvyjones: you probably don't have one then
[10:12] <crash91> terminal_Dude: if you run 64bit you will not see a major improvement, but maybe something like 10-15%
[10:12] <karex> hi, how to burn in el torito format in Brasero?
[10:12] <manoff> what is the command to list all available samba shares?
[10:12] <adam7> erUSUL: "free software" is ambiguous; since we're in #ubuntu, it most likely refers to OSS, but think s/he was using it to mean free to download
[10:13] <adam7> crash91: not even that much, probably
[10:13] <jatt> !lol
[10:13] <adam7> unless you do some seroius video encoding
[10:13] <slayer_> Уррлллаааа!
[10:13] <adam7> !ru
[10:13] <erUSUL> adam7: yep i should have used my native tongue and say software libre XD
[10:13] <crash91> adam7: yeah, its mainly for the 3.5GB+ ram that people use it
[10:14] <terminal_Dude> crash91, really.. so is there any reason why I should not go for 64 bit , any problems with software kernels etc. ?
[10:14] <adam7> crash91: I use it and I only have 2gb, but there isn't a huge (any) speed advantage
[10:14] <DracoZA> erUSUL, Ok license issues aside as that wasnt my question, is virtual box preferred over vmware using an Ubuntu host ?
[10:14] <ThreeFingerPete> i'm trying to set up smb/samba for my ubuntu machine. in the general tab of network i have my computer name, but i have no idea what to put for domain name. i am unclear what to put in it
[10:14] <Dvyjones> How do i make a buttton the meta key then?
[10:14] <adam7> terminal_Dude: no crashes, a little trouble with Java and Flash, and some propietary stuff (graphics drivers work fine)
[10:14] <crash91> terminal_Dude: not really except afaik the only problem i have is not being able to install the java plugin for 64-bit, just use openJDK for that
[10:14] <adam7> Dvyjones: if you really want one, you might be able to map one of the ctrl keys or hte caps key to it
[10:14] <adam7> !keyboard
[10:15] <erUSUL> DracoZA: well as you found out VB is in the repos and is easier to install and more imprtant keep u to date with new kernel revisions
[10:15] <jatt> The META key is Alt
[10:15] <crash91> adam7: me too, but i cant say because i used fedora before
[10:15] <adam7> !shortcuts > Dvyjones
[10:15] <terminal_Dude> hmmm. now I'm kinda put off!
[10:15] <adam7> IMO, Ubuntu has Flash working fine, and java seems to work fine too if you install the openjdk thingy in Firefox
[10:15] <terminal_Dude> #so what would you say for  advantage side of it ?
[10:15] <HSnews> where I can find docklets as in macosx?
[10:16] <HSnews> at bottom of screen
[10:16] <adam7> so for me at least, no disadvantage, a slight speed increase
[10:16] <erUSUL> !awn
[10:16] <DracoZA> erUSUL, vmware was in the repositories un 7.10, I'm gonna give VB a bash anyways for comparison
[10:16] <slayer_> ду ю спик рашен? анибари?
[10:16] <crash91> terminal_Dude: a little pickup in speed, and allows you to have more than 3.5 GB of RAM
[10:16] <adam7> HSnews: cairo dock, and the AWN (see up)
[10:16] <HSnews> анибади ду
[10:16] <adam7> !ru | slayer_
[10:16] <HSnews> adam7: thank you!
[10:16] <DistroJockey> !ua | slayer_
[10:17] <DistroJockey> hmm :(
[10:17] <adam7> ua?
[10:17] <terminal_Dude> crash91, i will give it try hopefully wont be a painfully experience!
[10:17]  * DistroJockey shrugs
[10:17] <kelvin911> is there a way to remove pulseaudio in hardy?
[10:17] <adam7> kelvin911: sudo apt-get remove pulseaudio
[10:17] <slayer_> ууууаааа
[10:17] <adam7> terminal_Dude: if this is your first time with Ubuntu, try the 32 bit version, its a bit easier to setup
[10:17] <crash91> terminal_Dude: if you have customised you install much, then just stick with 32 bit
[10:17] <erland> HELP! I'm trying to rescue data from a HDD and have followed steps at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery but got stuck trying to mount it...
[10:17] <crash91> terminal_Dude: your*
[10:18] <ubuntunoob> mmk, soooo, first time on ubuntu
[10:18] <ubuntunoob> woot
[10:18] <ubuntunoob> question
[10:18] <terminal_Dude> thanks dude! guyz! :D.. thank you fro you help.. Open Source! Community RULEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[10:18] <adam7> ask away, ubuntunoob
[10:18] <terminal_Dude> for*
[10:19] <ubuntunoob> how in the world do I get the on/off switch on my HP laptop to work
[10:19] <adam7> erland: bad drive, corrupted filesystem, bad hardware?
[10:19] <adam7> ubuntunoob: the power switch?
[10:19] <ubuntunoob> oh well, before that, how do i get ubuntu to detect my wireless card?
[10:19] <crash91> ubuntunoob: which wireless card do you have?
[10:19] <neil_d> bazhang: I found the problem.   I seem to have things setup now, but I can't test yet.
[10:19] <adam7> ubuntunoob: Go to System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[10:19] <ubuntunoob> Broadcom 802.11g
[10:20] <ubuntunoob> it doesn't even detect that it exists, I went to hardware drivers
[10:20] <erland> adam7: damaged superblock I think, but before I try to fix it, I want to backup, which I did with gddrescue. Now I want to know how to mount the generated image as a filesystem...? Thanks!
[10:20] <neil_d> I have setup gfax but no virtual printer is showing :( what is wrong ?
[10:20] <crash91> ubuntunoob: Maybe this could be of help? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920&mode=linear
[10:20] <adam7> erland: sure -- what was the mount error? if you want to mount the file with the filesystem in it, then you'll need to use -o loop when you run mount
[10:20] <askand> When I have check for updates daily enabled, what time does it check?
[10:20] <maek> whats the channel for chatting about ubuntu ??
[10:21] <askand> ﻿maek:  this is the one
[10:21] <kelvin911> adam7: if i remove it will all my app has no sound?
[10:21] <adam7> maek: if you have a question, here, otherwise, #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:21] <adam7> kelvin911: probably, unless you install alsa or something
[10:21] <adam7> kelvin911: is it giving you trouble?
[10:21] <maek> thats it adam7
[10:21] <microwaver> Got me a problem mounting a HDD. I can't mount the darned disk, not even with the mount -t -o option
[10:21] <MartinCz> Hi, how do I force mcedit to write TAB instead of spaces when I press tab key?
[10:21] <kelvin911> adam7: how to install the one gutsy uses?
[10:21] <erUSUL> erland: use loopback "mount -t fstyp -o loop image-file /mount/point/" ??
[10:21] <adam7> kelvin911: that's alsa, so it should be in the package manager
[10:22] <ikonia> erUSUL: you don't need -t for a loop device
[10:22] <kelvin911> adam7: in gutsy i can play mp3 and play games at the same time but in hardy i cant
[10:22] <adam7> kelvin911: ah, try alsa then
[10:22] <adam7> !alsa
[10:22] <kelvin911> i cant even play mp3 and using webcam
[10:23] <MartinCz> I found it, is is simply placed in settings of mc.
[10:23] <erUSUL> ikonia: most times mount can figure out the fstype but not allways
[10:23] <sortudo_78> Hello! I am a Ubuntu 8.4 beginner, I just intalled that but having some probles with network connection, i tested my router and his DHCP server, the UTP RJ-45 cable, and my network interface card Realtek 8139 is perferct driver installed and working, the bug is in other place, Please! someone could help me ???
[10:23] <ubuntunoob> Question:  is this still relevant if ubuntu does not even recognize my wireless card?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1071920&mode=linear
[10:23] <blackv1> ﻿so I installed virtualbox-ose-guest-modules-2.6.24-16-386 and now my comp is all jacked up so I removed it but I'm still stuck at low res? how can I fix this? thanks in advance for any life saving help.
[10:23] <derfritz> !Players
[10:24] <erUSUL> erland: worked ?
[10:24] <adam7> ubuntunoob: that guide is a bit old, let me find you a more recent one that I had luck with
[10:24] <gordonjcp> ubuntunoob: that's pretty old now, it talks about Ubuntu Dapper
[10:24] <adam7> ubuntunoob: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560
[10:24] <manoff> i tried to access the windows share with smbclient and it worked! however, when i try to mount it with 'mount -t smbfs //laptop/foo /mnt/laptop' i get the following error 'mount error: could not find target server. TCP name laptop/Code not found. No ip address specified and hostname not found.' any idea?
[10:24] <derfritz> !codecs
[10:25] <kelvin911> adam7: i dont get it
[10:25] <gordonjcp> manoff: instead of "//laptop/" try "//<ip of laptop>/"
[10:25] <adam7> manoff: if you can, substitute the ip for //laptop
[10:25] <manoff> will do
[10:25] <Fath[0]m> ok so thanks everyone who helped me install, so far so good, I am running off of it now! (especially FDE and bhazang)!
[10:25] <adam7> manoff: see gordonjcp's message :)
[10:25] <erUSUL> blackv1: 2.6.24-16-386 ?? why not for the -generic one? probably you switched to the "bad" 386 kernel and loosed the graphic drivers make sure you use the gneric kernel
[10:25] <kelvin911> adam7: is there a more detail instruction how to use the old sound system in gutsy?
[10:25] <bazhang> neil_d, sorry was away for a bit; what is the setup issue?
[10:25] <ubuntunoob> thanks!  I'm trying to break free of HP BS, I've learned that everyone's hp presario laptop has a wireless issue within the first 6-10 months
[10:25] <manoff> 'smbclient //laptop/foo' worked fine
[10:25] <manoff> why=
[10:25] <manoff> ?
[10:25] <pvh_sa|wrk> heya... i'm running Edubuntu 8.04 on a machine with an Intel 82G33/G31 graphics controller. is there any way to adjust the gamma on this thing?
[10:25] <ubuntunoob> and I don't think it's a hardware issue
[10:26] <Asken> join #ubuntu
[10:26] <Fath[0]m> With a fresh install, shoudl I approve the 61 or so addons that the update manager gives me?
[10:26] <slayer_> ааагууу!
[10:26] <adam7> Fath[0]m: yep
[10:26] <erland> ﻿erUSUL: what should I substitute for "/mount/point" ?
[10:26] <ubuntunoob> HP shipped the laptop with 512 MB RAM,  with VISTA!  I made them 'downgrade' me to XP
[10:27] <askand> ﻿When I have check for updates daily enabled, what time does it check?
[10:27] <Asken> having problems setting up port forwarding using webmin.
[10:27] <ubuntunoob> They failed to mention that XP did not have a high precision event timer system driver!!!
[10:27] <ubuntunoob> needless to say
[10:27] <manoff> it works! thank you
[10:27] <manoff> it works by using ip addr
[10:27] <kelvin911> Originally Posted by Fred_E _krugar
[10:27] <kelvin911> An easy way to disable PulseAudio is to go into the system monitor and turn off PulseAudio Server. Alsa will then take over. You will have to turn it off each time you boot unless some one knows how to make a script to turn it off during boot. If so please post the script or IM me with it.
[10:27] <kelvin911> can someone explain how to kill it?
[10:27] <erUSUL> erland: /mnt/ or a subdirectory within previously created (e.g. sudo mkdir /mnt/recovered/)
[10:27] <ubuntunoob> HP decided that registry hacks were a good way to control I/O for a wireless on/off switch!!!
[10:27] <kelvin911> I did this so I could play CSS and talk on Ventrilo and to also listen to music at the same time.
[10:28] <kelvin911> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=771108&page=3
[10:28] <erUSUL> kelvin911: sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove
[10:28] <adam7> kelvin911: well, I'd start with seeing if switching off Pulse by the directions provided there helps, and if it does, then worry about removing it
[10:28] <ubuntunoob> needless to say, upon power failure, the current state of the registry was not saved, thus turning off my wireless card, seemingly permanently!
[10:28] <erUSUL> !webmin | Asken
[10:28] <blackv1> so how do I switch back??
[10:28] <kelvin911> so sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove?
[10:29] <manoff> thanks to you all, you helped me a lot :))))
[10:29] <blackv1> cause yeah is booting the 386 kernel
[10:29] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, what about an xp restore disk
[10:29] <kelvin911> i see that there is a pulseaudio manager server in preference | sessions
[10:29] <kelvin911> should i delete it?
[10:29] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, reset it there then get into ubuntu
[10:29] <Asken> great!!! thx!
[10:29] <erUSUL> !who | blackv1
[10:29] <ubuntunoob> bazhang - when you say it, what do you mean?
[10:30] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, you have what chipset for that wireless
[10:30] <erUSUL> blackv1: make sure you have the linux-image package installed and the kernel in /boot/ reboot and in the grub menu choose the right kernel
[10:30] <blackv1> ﻿erUSUL:How do I switch back from 386
[10:30] <ubuntunoob> broadcom 802.11g?
[10:30] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, and the fwcutter does not do it?
[10:30] <erUSUL> blackv1: see above
[10:31] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, explain fwcutter?
[10:31] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, what does lspci show in the terminal for that card
[10:31] <kelvin911> so will this sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove wiorks?
[10:31] <Fath[0]m> whats the best flash player plugin to use?
[10:32] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, i'm sorry, hate to sound like a tard, but lscpci?
[10:32] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, the nonfree one
[10:32] <Fath[0]m> : (
[10:32] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, open a terminal and type that-->alt f2 gnome-terminal (type)lspci
[10:33] <slayer_> инндебегинити
[10:33] <Fath[0]m> If I had to pick a free flash plugin
[10:33] <blackv1> ﻿erUSUL: ok so just straight up linux-image right? no 2.16 blah blah blah?
[10:33] <Fath[0]m> which should I pick
[10:33] <bazhang> !ru | slayer_
[10:33] <sortudo_78> Hello! I am a Ubuntu 8.4 beginner, I just intalled that but having some probles with network connection, i tested my router and his DHCP server, the UTP RJ-45 cable, and my network interface card Realtek 8139 is perferct driver installed and working, the bug is in other place, Please! someone could help me ???
[10:33] <erUSUL> !info linux-image | blackv1
[10:33] <bazhang> flashplugin -nonfree Fath[0]m
[10:33] <erUSUL> blackv1: linux-image is a package that depends on the last kernel aviable
[10:34] <adam7> ubuntunoob: did you check out the link I gave you (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560)?
[10:34] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, BY GOD that is a nifty tool
[10:34] <Fath[0]m> what does that mean bhazang?
[10:34] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, give me one moment to look through this list
[10:34] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, that is the flash plugin you want
[10:34] <erUSUL> bazhang: we have  !ru slayer_ many times now ( /lastlog slayer_ )
[10:34] <bazhang> oops sorry erUSUL was afk
[10:35] <Fath[0]m> how do I find it?
[10:35] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, I'm not used to such a busy chat room, can we talk in private?
[10:35] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, install from synaptic
[10:35] <erUSUL> bazhang: just FYI nothing to be sorry about
[10:35] <bazhang> erUSUL, thanks :)
[10:35] <vegombrei> hey how do i search the irc list with specific keywords instead of getting the entire list in my face ?
[10:35] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, you forget all the other folks who are watching and can benefit :)
[10:36] <ubuntunoob> oh
[10:36] <ubuntunoob> good point
[10:36] <ubuntunoob> bazhang,  I'll learn to keep up then :D
[10:37] <kelvin911> i end pulseaudio in system moniter now eveything workls
[10:37] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, in lspci, what am I looking for?  The wireless device?  If so, it does not show up.
[10:37] <kelvin911> anyone know how to stop pulseaudio auto run when reboot?
[10:37] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, what about lsusb
[10:37] <Fath[0]m> tjhanks again bazhang
[10:37] <adam7> kelvin911: someone gave youthe command up above, I think
[10:38] <adam7> kelvin911: update-rc.d, I think
[10:38] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, if my intuition is correct, that brings up an ls(list) of usb(usb), and the wireless card is not a USB device, but I'll give it a whirl
[10:38] <kelvin911> adam7 u sure that wont break alsa driver?
[10:38] <bazhang> kelvin911, you removed pulse for alsa; now you want it back?
[10:39] <adam7> kelvin911: it's working now, right? you can undo that command too if you want
[10:39] <Fath[0]m> I am getting a "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system" and it says to enable my graphics driver should I do this?
[10:39] <kelvin911> bazhang: i dont want pulseaudio to autorun
[10:39] <Fath[0]m> it says status "not in use"
[10:39] <sortudo_78> Please, someone help me ???
[10:39] <adam7> bazhang: no, he was testing alsa without pulse, and now he wants to get rid of pulse
[10:39] <kelvin911> so i delete it in sessions?
[10:39] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, that brings this up:  Bus 002 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[10:39] <ubuntunoob> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 0000:0000
[10:39] <bazhang> adam7, now yes; but about three hours ago it was the reverse :)
[10:40] <adam7> bazhang: ah, I wasn't here three hours ago, sorry :)
[10:40] <erUSUL> !ask | sortudo_78
[10:40] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, how did you learn it was broadcom?
[10:40] <blackvd> erUSUL: So I installed linux-image and rebooted, selected linux-image-2.6.24-16-generic from grub but still my screen res is jacked. video card seems to be working cause compiz is?
[10:40] <kelvin911> 3 hrs ago a guy tell me to use pulseaudio to solve my problem
[10:40] <kelvin911> actually pulseaudio is the problem
[10:40] <erUSUL> kelvin911: as i told you earlier sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove
[10:40] <Fath[0]m> I am getting a "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system" and it says to enable my graphics driver should I do this?
[10:41] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, what card do you have
[10:41] <kelvin911> what about the PulseAudio Session Manager in Sessions?
[10:41] <kelvin911> do i need to remove it?
[10:41] <Fath[0]m> Nvidia 7800 I blieve
[10:41] <Travis> Question ... Running Hardy here: Totem plays certain videos (not all), especially of .wmv | .avi formats at a rate of about one frame per second. Anybody have the solution?
[10:41] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, originally on my xp system, the wireless card was working fine, in the device manager it came up as "Broadcom 802.11g Wireless Adapter"
[10:41] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, are the drives installed?
[10:41] <erUSUL> blackvd: «gksudo displayconfig-gtk» and set up resolution again ??
[10:41] <Fath[0]m> I have no idea, I think they were on my XP partition
[10:42] <bazhang> Travis, you tried vlc?
[10:42] <Fath[0]m> but I dont know how I would check that in linux
[10:42] <vegombrei> anyone know how to search the icr channel list thru irssi ?? but with specific keywords
[10:42] <erUSUL> !w32codecs | Travis
[10:42] <Travis> yeah. vlc works. but i don't like it as much as totem.
[10:42] <kelvin911> please llook http://img329.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshot2sp2.png
[10:42] <R2r>  need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:42] <blackvd> ﻿erUSUL:won't go above 640x480
[10:42] <ubuntunoob> bazhang.  the wireless card (or so it seemed), crapped out after a power failure
[10:42] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, you might wish to try envyng-gtk to install drivers; sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[10:43] <erUSUL> blackvd: o.0! try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[10:43] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, this was on an XP downgraded HP presario laptop
[10:43] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, have you read the broadcom link?
[10:43] <Fath[0]m> where do I type in that sudo part?
[10:43] <Travis> well, i guess it would help to have the w32codecs installed, huh? i'm trying that now.
[10:43] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, alt-f2 gnome-terminal
[10:44] <Travis> sweet. solved my problem. thanks erUSUL.
[10:44] <DracoZA> Ok so I just installed virtual box, rebooted and my system is all screwy, gnome is working on minimal display and restricted nvidia drivers have disappeared :((((
[10:44] <erUSUL> Travis: no problem ;)
[10:44] <bazhang> !broadcom | ubuntunoob  you seen this
[10:45] <Fath[0]m> How do I check my disk space?
[10:45] <ubuntunoob> let me read that a bit
[10:46] <guillaume__> join #nautilus
[10:46] <blackvd> erUSUL: hm no good but my xorg is definitely messed up. what about running X -configure from the shell?
[10:46] <Fath[0]m> Bazhang: I just installed that what do I do now?
[10:46] <R2r> need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:46] <Sergeant_Pony> is there a way to reload inetd.conf file and the services file?
[10:46] <R2r> #flood need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:46] <R2r> need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:46] <R2r> need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:46] <R2r> need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:46] <FloodBot2> R2r: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:46] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, run it from applications --system tools
[10:46] <erUSUL> blackvd: that's what i said 11:43 < erUSUL> blackvd: o.0! try 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[10:47] <R2r> need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:47] <Myrtti> !repeat | R2r
[10:47] <ubuntunoob> bazhang,  after reading the link https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx I determined that it is not relevant to my situation:  The device is not found with lspci or ubuntu period
[10:47] <ArmyMan007> hello
[10:47] <R2r> !patience
[10:47] <ArmyMan007> i want to install Ubuntu 8.04 on a virtual PC
[10:47] <ArmyMan007> and when i get to start it up
[10:48] <ArmyMan007> it gives me an unrecoverable error
[10:48] <kakoonia> Hey... I need some help with MY wireless card and Ethernet card.. The wireless card doesnt detect any wireless network connection its an Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection, i understood its a problem with the iwl3945 driver in the new kernel comes with ubuntu 8.04, instead of ipw3945 that was loaded in lower distros... + My ethernet card isnt configurable it uses lo (loopback as my network device) and cannot load eth0 n
[10:48] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, wow that is bad; seems like you need to get into xp and set to dont power down that nic then reboot into ubuntu
[10:48] <R2r> this is basic question please answer need help in finding the best ubuntu version and style for a client with 256mb 1.4ghz 64mb-vram usage will be only for the internet , openoffice
[10:48] <ArmyMan007> I want to install Ubuntu 8.04 on a virtual PC, and when i get to start it up, it gives me an unrecoverable error. What do I do?
[10:48] <bazhang> !attitude | R2r
[10:49] <ubuntunoob> bazhang,  the problem is, the Broadcom wireless doesn't even show up in XP on the devmgr!!!
[10:49] <Myrtti> ArmyMan007: *a* virtual pc
[10:49] <Myrtti> ArmyMan007: elaborate
[10:49] <ArmyMan007> Myrtti -> correct
[10:49] <blackvd> erUSUL: awesome that fixed it after a x restart! thanks a bunch! Should I remove the 386 kernel?
[10:49] <Myrtti> !elaborate | ArmyMan007
[10:49] <R2r> please say yes if know my answer
[10:49] <kelvin911> hi pulseaudio is still there
[10:49] <kelvin911> i reboot pulseaudio is back
[10:49] <erUSUL> blackvd: if you do not use it yes ;P
[10:49] <kelvin911> how to completely removei t?
[10:49] <ArmyMan007> Myrtti -> virtual PC 2007 is an emulation for old microsoft's OS's, and is able also to put Linux systems
[10:49] <bazhang> fluxbuntu r2r
[10:49] <fde> ArmyMan007: You're using VirtualPC? Have you tried VMware instead? It has a free version also.
[10:49] <ArmyMan007> Myrtti -> (such as Ubuntu)
[10:50] <jaffarkelshac> how do i edit my vidoes captured with recordmydesktop, its in ogg and i cant find any editor that works with this format
[10:50] <erUSUL> kelvin911: have you done as i told you twice now " sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove "
[10:50] <R2r> thankyou very much
[10:50] <ArmyMan007> fde -> any diffrence between the two?
[10:50] <joaopinto> jaffarkelshac, have you tried avidemux or lives ?
[10:50] <fde> ArmyMan007: Other than better performance, and wider support? Nothing at all.
[10:50] <erUSUL> ArmyMan007: one is free the other is not
[10:50] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, what about in lshw
[10:50] <kelvin911> i did sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove
[10:50] <Myrtti> ArmyMan007: there's also virtualbox, qemu (with or without frontends) ...
[10:50] <jaffarkelshac> i have tried avidemux, but not lives
[10:50] <fde> erUSUL: Nah, both are free beer... neither is free speech.
[10:50] <ArmyMan007> erUSUL -> the microsoft's one is free
[10:51] <ArmyMan007> erUSUL -> the vmware is not
[10:51] <kelvin911> i did sudo update-rc.d -f pulseaudio remove
[10:51] <erUSUL> fde: VB is libre <> free speech
[10:51] <jaffarkelshac> joaopinto: lives in not in the repos is it?
[10:51] <fde> ArmyMan007: VMware has a free version.
[10:51] <metalfan_> hi
[10:51] <joaopinto> ArmyMan007, the vmware is also free
[10:51] <ArmyMan007> so? i ask you: any diffrence?
[10:51] <metalfan_> im new to ubuntu, how do i start ms office
[10:51] <Myrtti> the VMWare _PLAYER_ is free
[10:51] <metalfan_> ?
[10:51] <joaopinto> jaffarkelshac, no, but you can grab it from getdeb
[10:51] <bazhang> ArmyMan007, virtual pc is sadly lacking
[10:51] <Myrtti> as in gratis
[10:51] <joaopinto> the server is also free
[10:51] <ArmyMan007> try VMware insted?
[10:51] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, looking, but somehow I think the problem is deeper than the card itself
[10:51] <kelvin911> erUSUL: do i need to remove pulseaudio in sessions too?
[10:51] <fde> ArmyMan007: Performance and support... like I said.
[10:52] <kelvin911> i see pulseaudio session manager in sessions
[10:52] <erUSUL> kelvin911: wouldn't hurt
[10:52] <ArmyMan007> suppport and performance better on VMware?
[10:52] <fde> ArmyMan007: VMware is vastly superior.
[10:52] <ArmyMan007> will try
[10:52] <ArmyMan007> if i get an error i'll be back
[10:52] <ArmyMan007> thanks y'all
[10:52] <ArmyMan007> :-)
[10:52] <Fath[0]m> Bazhang I am using those restricted drivers but its still giving me a warning message about using them, will it always do this?
[10:52] <bazhang> Fath[0]m, only that one time
[10:52] <Fath[0]m> ok
[10:52] <kelvin911> erUSUL: let me reboot and see
[10:52] <fde> VirtualBox is nice also... but doesn't have as good support for things like USB devices in the vm ... etc
[10:53] <kakoonia> any1 got my message?
[10:53] <ikonia> kakoonia: your message was posted to the channel
[10:53] <BuRn_sLuG> Does anyone know how to set Conky transparency?
[10:54] <kakoonia> ikonia: Yup.
[10:54] <kakoonia> Hey... I need some help with MY wireless card and Ethernet card.. The wireless card doesnt detect any wireless network connection its an Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection, i understood its a problem with the iwl3945 driver in the new kernel comes with ubuntu 8.04, instead of ipw3945 that was loaded in lower distros... + My ethernet card isnt configurable it uses lo (loopback as my network device) and cannot load eth0 n
[10:55] <fde> kakoonia: Someone with the same question was here earlier... no resolution to his issue I'm afraid.
[10:55] <erUSUL> kakoonia: can you paste the output of "lspci | grep -i net"
[10:55] <Fath[0]m> How do you stop pinging an ip?
[10:55] <jussi01> ctrl +c
[10:55] <erUSUL> Fath[0]m: crtl + c
[10:55] <kakoonia> fde: earlier as today?
[10:55] <rebecca> hey all, flash is causing my computer to totally freeze. im using heron, firefox2 or 3 and non-free adobe flash. i have tried the nswrapper 'fix' but it doesn't help
[10:55] <fde> kakoonia: Yup.
[10:55] <xim> does hardy not come with any games by default? or is something funny with my install?
[10:55] <ubuntunoob> bazhang,  no broadcom detected with lshw
[10:55] <kelvin911> pulseaudio is still there
[10:55] <kakoonia> k
[10:56] <kelvin911> do i have to manually end task pulseaudio everytime i reboot my computer?
[10:56] <kakoonia> erUSUL: sec..
[10:56] <ubuntunoob> bazhang, I know what you -want- to tell me, my wireless card is fried, but I would have to fight you to th e grave on that one
[10:56] <fde> rebecca: It won't it'll just cause Firefox to not crash when Flash crashes... there is no fix really, Flash on linux just is poor.
[10:56] <vallhalla81> ﻿xim: i had some games on my defualt install
[10:56] <kakoonia> erUSUL: ima paste it here.. not too long.
[10:56] <kakoonia> 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02)
[10:57] <kakoonia> 05:01.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10)
[10:57] <xim> uuugh i wonder what that means
[10:57] <fde> rebecca: Hopefully that'll improve when Gnash or SwfDec mature more... but for now, we're stuck.
[10:57] <vallhalla81> ﻿xim: did you check the disk before installing?
[10:57] <fde> vallhalla81: Kubuntu doesn't include games by default... did you install Kubuntu?
[10:57] <erUSUL> kakoonia: "lsmod | grep 8139" please use a pastebin
[10:57] <maek> adobe released the flash specification recently
[10:57] <rebecca> fde: yeah, i know what it's supposed to do.. but it still completely freezes it(?). i have flash working fine on gibbon which confuses me..
[10:58] <xim> check it for what, you mean the cd not my HD right?
[10:58] <DracoZA> Any help ? I just installed virtual box and my display/sound are no longer working please ?
[10:58] <vallhalla81> ﻿fde: ﻿xim: has the problem i am just helping but thank you
[10:58] <kakoonia> erUSUL: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11818/
[10:58] <vallhalla81> ﻿xim: yes you need to check the cd for erors
[10:58] <xim> fde: no its regular ubuntu hardy
[10:58] <rebecca> fde: oops, i meant feisty. flash works fine on my feisty laptop.
[10:59] <xim> like with chkdisk
[10:59] <erUSUL> kakoonia: the drivers are loaded  and still you do not get eth0 ??
[10:59] <fde> rebecca: It hasn't gotten any better/worse for me since warty... since flash 9 was first released for Linux, it has been poor.
[11:00] <rebecca> fde: is it possible to roll back the flash version to fix the problem?
[11:00] <ubuntunoob> bazhang?
[11:00] <kakoonia> erusul: sec.. im gonna pastebin soething more informative..
[11:00] <vallhalla81> ﻿xim: i believe when you start from the disk one of the start options is to check the disk
[11:01] <fde> If Adobe really released the specs, then hopefully Gnash/SwfDec will replace Adobe's Flash and the issue will not be applicable anymore.
[11:01] <erUSUL> rebecca: no; flashplugin-nonfree just dl whatever is aviable at adobe site
[11:01] <fde> rebecca: It's not the flash version.
[11:03] <xim> vallhalla81: ah i see, ill try that
[11:04] <rebecca> fde: do you know of any work arounds?
[11:04] <ubuntunoob> Problem:  Broadcom wireless card is not detected under Windows XP,  Possible lead:  XP does not have a functioning high precision event timer, and ubuntu doesn't detect that system device!!!
[11:04] <fde> rebecca: No, other than don't use flash more than you have to.
[11:05] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob winsows needs your cards drivers to use it properly
[11:05] <rebecca> fde: hehe. okay
[11:05] <fde> rebecca: 90% of Flash on the internet is used for ads anyways...
[11:05]  * emma *smiles*
[11:06] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420,  I most definitely have reinstalled drivers upon drivers trying to get this thing to work
[11:06] <DracoZA> how do I get the restricted drivers back in the list for my nvidia card, it's no longer displayed there and my graphics are screwy ?
[11:06] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, with some unknown chain of events including driver uninstall/reinstalls and resetting the CMOS I can get it to turn on periodically on XP
[11:06] <fde> rebecca: Recommend adblock and noscript for such sites... then allow sites like youtube that you actually want to use, and bare with the bad performance...
[11:06] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob plus my sis had a laptop with XP and a wireless card and it worked I think maybe because it's a linksys
[11:07] <rebecca> fde: yeah, those are what usually cause the freezes.. oh well, i might give the FOSS alternatives a try.
[11:07]  * fde pinches emma's cheeks
[11:07] <emma> :)
[11:07] <napsy_> Is it possible to upgrade an existing 32-but ubuntu installation to a 64-bit one?
[11:07] <Ahronzombi> hello mates. i need help getting regular automated backups to a external usb drive goin. time vault fails because it writes to /media/disk before it mounts it and flyback fails because he dosent delete old backups when my drive is full even if i tell it to do so. any suggestions on getting these solutions to work, or new ideas ?
[11:07] <fde> rebecca: They certainly work for YouTube.
[11:07] <fde> napsy_: nope
[11:07] <rebecca> fde: ok
[11:07] <napsy_> ok
[11:08] <BuRn_sLuG> Does anyone
[11:08] <fde> Depending on the scope of the specs recently released, they should be getting _much_ better soon too.
[11:08] <kakoonia> erusul : http://paste.ubuntu.com/11819/
[11:08] <fde> BuRn_sLuG: does anyone what?
[11:08] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob maybe checkout broadcoms website to get support on xp's side and ubuntu I am not sure
[11:08] <BuRn_sLuG> *Does anyone know how to change the background transparency in Conky?
[11:08] <beli> moin
[11:08] <MrGreen> trying to get ssh working but can only log into my own machine?
[11:08] <kakoonia> and anyone else also is invited to watch this.. and try to help with this problem wireless/ethernet..
[11:08] <Shadow420> napsy_ no I don't think so
[11:09] <beli> MrGreen: what are you trying to do?
[11:09] <MrGreen> link laptop to desktop
[11:09] <MrGreen> via ssh
[11:09] <MrGreen> atm linking to itself
[11:09] <Myrtti> MrGreen: and not from the outside?
[11:09] <MrGreen> ;-(
[11:09] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420,  I believe the issue pertains to the fact that the Broadcom 802.11g is not ACPI compatible
[11:09] <MrGreen> no local
[11:09] <MrGreen> following wiki
[11:09] <Myrtti> !who | MrGreen
[11:10] <ubuntunoob> !tab
[11:10] <z3rum> Hi guys, trying to install Hardy(server) on a Dell Poweredge Server using a USB HD, it boots fine, but cant mount cd, any ideas?
[11:10] <beli> MrGreen: so you need a functional networking (IP config and ROUTING)
[11:10] <xim> anyone know where the settings for the terminal are saved?
[11:10] <MrGreen> beli well yes
[11:10] <beli> MrGreen: as ssh works over tcp/ip this must work. is that functional?
[11:10] <fde> !enter | MrGreen
[11:10] <MrGreen> beli yes
[11:11] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob that is very possible did you check the manuel to see if it has ACPI compatabiliys
[11:11] <beli> MrGreen: so you can ping both machines vice versa?
[11:11] <Ahronzombi> if anyone can help me setup automatic backups to a external usb drive please let me know
[11:11] <fde> z3rum: What is the error? What kind of CD device is it?
[11:11] <MrGreen> beli let me just check
[11:11] <z3rum> ﻿/msg ubottu etiquette
[11:11] <MrGreen> beli yes its ok
[11:12] <z3rum> fde, its a maxtor USB HD
[11:12] <kelvin911> how to completely REMOVE PULSEAUDIO ?
[11:12] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420,  I didn't check a manual, but I know that when the wireless card was working,  in the XP device manager, with view by connection:  The wireless card was not under ACPI Multiprocessor CPU
[11:12] <beli> MrGreen: ok...so....you want to have access von box a to box b and from b to box a? or just one way?
[11:12] <MrGreen> beli ahhhh
[11:12] <beli> s/von/from/
[11:12] <kelvin911> how to completely REMOVE PULSEAUDIO in ubuntu 8.04 (is it possible?)
[11:12] <MrGreen> beli the laptop pings desktop but not other way round
[11:12] <beli> MrGreen: so fix your basic networking ;)
[11:12] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob how old is the card
[11:12] <MrGreen> beli thanks dude :-)
[11:13] <beli> MrGreen: its like with building a house...you dont start with the roof....
[11:13] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, 6-8 months
[11:13] <kakoonia> erUSUL: You got the pastebin?
[11:13] <MrGreen> beli well yeah.... lol
[11:13] <Ahronzombi> does anyone know where i can go that i might find someone to help me setup incremental backups to a external usb drive?
[11:13] <z3rum> fde> Maxtor Onetouch USB HD, it works fine and just used the method for installing on my desktop
[11:13] <adam7> ubuntunoob: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560
[11:13] <z3rum> fde> but when trying the server it says it cant mount the cd device
[11:13] <MrGreen> beli thanks again :-)
[11:13] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob hmm it's possible the card when bad and check adam7 link
[11:14] <z3rum> fde> after boot, before installation
[11:14] <fde> z3rum: Apologies, phone... I have to go  :(
[11:14] <z3rum> fde> ok np :)
[11:14] <Shadow420> z3rum was is the problem?
[11:14] <tyrion> hi, is there ANY way to get PKCS Personal Certificates to work under Ubuntu ? Doesn't Matter which browser
[11:14] <rebecca> fde: ummm.. gnash isn't working for youtube for me.. only some simple flash ads
[11:15] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420,  According to HP forums (where i got the laptop),  this issue occurs in a LARGE amount of HP laptops,  replacing the motherboard has been their main solution when faced with this problem
[11:15] <z3rum> Can anyone help? I'm trying to install Hardy Server on a Dell Poweredge using a USB Maxtor Onetouch HD as install medium, it boots fine, and loads the installation, but then it cant mount the cd
[11:15] <adam7> z3rum: there's a wiki page with instructions on how to do that, I think
[11:15] <adam7> !install > z3rum
[11:15] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, I refuse to believe this is a problem any deeper than HP stupidity
[11:16] <fde> rebecca: you have to install gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg and gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad at least... although I only have experience with swfdec - gnash is said to use gstreamer also...
[11:16] <fde> rebecca: I'm on the phone though, so I can't assist further...
[11:16] <adam7> one does not usually replace the motherboard because of a software error
[11:16] <rebecca> fde: okay, thanks for your help :)
[11:16] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob I don't like HP laptops because of these problems but thier printer wonderful to have
[11:17] <Shadow420> ubuntus I meant to say thier combo printers I am going to be getting and all in one
[11:17] <kakoonia> Ohh!@!@
[11:17] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob I meant to say thier combo printers I am going to be getting and all in one
[11:17] <DracoZA> Last attempt before I have to do a whole new installation, I installed virtual box via the repositories and now my hardy setup is a mess, can anyone help >
[11:17] <fermes> my synaptic can not install  package until 100%
[11:18] <Shadow420> DracoZA get into the tty1 and run sudo apt-get remove virtualbox
[11:18] <kelvin911> how to stop pulseaudio to load in startup?
[11:19] <tyrion> i really need to get PKCS12 Certificats to work under Ubuntu ... can anyone help ?
[11:19] <DracoZA> k Shadow420 , trying
[11:19] <Shadow420> !PKC
[11:20] <rinovan> my synaptic can not download & install package untill 100%
[11:20] <Rakan> Hello, Ubuntu recognized RT2500 Ralink wireless usb dougle but the driver is unstable and it keeps disconnecting me of the network
[11:20] <ubuntunoob> adam7, when I run those 3 lines of code at the beginning of the link you set me, I type y and hit enter, it says Abort.  and doesn't do anything???
[11:20] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob did you use sudo?
[11:21] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, forgive my noob ways, sudo?
[11:21] <babolat> Friends keep sending me *.tar.gz files. I know they're installers of some kind. How do I use them?
[11:21] <babolat> !sudo
[11:21] <Rakan> Hello, Ubuntu recognized RT2500 Ralink wireless usb dougle but the driver is unstable and it keeps disconnecting me of the network
[11:21] <neil_d> how do I get the gfax printer to show ?  it isn't appearing in any of the print dialogs :(
[11:21] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob >  !sudo
[11:21] <ubuntunoob> shadow420, ty
[11:21] <ubuntunoob> !sudo
[11:22] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, this is what I entered:  echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[11:22] <ubuntunoob> sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper-utils-1.9
[11:22] <ubuntunoob> mkdir ~/bcm43xx; cd ~/bcm43xx
[11:22] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob it helps keep other people from installing stuff without your password
[11:22] <emma> babolat, you type tar -xvvf nameoftarfile.tar.gz
[11:23] <Servarium> zxvf
[11:23] <DracoZA> Shadow420, virtual box removed, gnome still 800x600 and restricted drivers for nvidia not shown under hardware
[11:23] <babolat> i have to cd to the file's directory right emma?
[11:23] <emma> babolat, if it is an extracted source directory then you cd sourcedirectory and you ./configure to begin an installation from source.
[11:24] <jk_> can the locations that appear under places on the app bar be edited?
[11:24] <Shadow420> DracoZA reinstall the Nvidia Drivers and vix your setings the way u had them before virtualbox messed them up
[11:24] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, this is what I entered:  echo 'blacklist bcm43xx' | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[11:24] <babolat> emma: I'm using the boss's irc nick. so maybe u're mistaking this noob for someone else. how to do that?
[11:25] <Shadow420> ubuntnoob ok
[11:25] <aRMX> which one is better between virtualbox and qemu?
[11:25] <chazco> I'm trying to force an application to use the system version of Freetype. Running "env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/xorg/modules/fonts/libfreetype.so textmaker" (the same method used for OO) gives the following error: "symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/fonts/libfreetype.so: undefined symbol: FreeTypeRegisterFontFileFunctions". Any ideas?
[11:25] <emma> babolat - Here is some good information on installing in Ubuntu -- http://www.monkeyblog.org/ubuntu/installing/
[11:25] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, it asks me y/n to continue, i enter y....  Abort????
[11:25] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob I don't much about wireless cards under linux
[11:25] <DracoZA> aRMX, I dunno I just installed vbox and it screwed up my brand new 8.4 installation
[11:25] <babolat> thank you emma
[11:25] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob y
[11:26] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, it Aborts :\
[11:26] <emma> babolat, you are quite welcome. :)
[11:26] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob hmm
[11:26] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, would this have anything to do, at startup when I get console text, I see the words Bios bug flash
[11:27] <eth01> emma: you should be recommending the official ubuntu installation guide.
[11:27] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob hmm I am not sure
[11:27] <emma> eth01 sorry that is what I found when I did a google search.
[11:28] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420,  I'm near positive that my wireless card is still good,  but somehow I can't take control away from whatever has it turned off
[11:28] <Shadow420> DracoZA give qeum a try if you can use it use VMware
[11:28] <z3rum> how do i add boot parameters to installation cd, ie. linux pci=off?
[11:28] <Shadow420> DracoZA > !vmware
[11:28] <aRMX> DracoZA: i think you need reconfigure your xorg
[11:29] <Shadow420> DracoZA run sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[11:30] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob man I use bazhang was on
[11:30] <Shadow420> ubuntunoox=b wish**
[11:30] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob wish**
[11:30] <aRMX> i'm new with ubuntu dunno whether xorgconfig or xorfconf working or not, but that the best way to configure your xorg
[11:30] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, he was on and was troubleshooting with me, but left randomly
[11:30] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, got as far as establishing that ubuntu did not detect the card at all
[11:31] <Shadow420> DracoZA then run the connman thats in the xorg.conf file
[11:31] <Shadow420> DracoZA command*
[11:32] <Shadow420> !broadcom
[11:32] <emma> eth01, this is the closest I could find on the forums -- http://ph.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=768148
[11:32] <aRMX> if you have a good luck /etc/X11/xorg.conf has been backup in the dir, maybe you can revert back to previous setting if it's there
[11:32] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob > !broadcom
[11:32] <emma> eth01 but by the time I found that the person might be gone.
[11:33] <eth01> emma: huh? read the wiki. sigh.
[11:33] <ubuntunoob> Shadow420, I'm currently working with this link:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560
[11:33] <kap0w>  /server irc.dal.net
[11:33] <kap0w> wtf!
[11:33] <emma> eth01, what wiki are you referring to?
[11:33] <z3rum> I need help adding bootparameters before i install, on Hardy Heron, such as "linux pci=off"
[11:33] <Shadow420> ubuntunoob use the link I gave you it may assist you better
[11:34] <Shadow420> z3rum why do you need special boot parameters
[11:35] <z3rum> Shadow> im trying to install hardy heron on my server, with a usb hd, but it cant find the cd, another forum suggested adding linux pci=off to the bootparam
[11:35] <theom3ga> hi there
[11:35] <jatt> hello
[11:36] <z3rum> im not having trouble creating the usb hd for installation, that works fine, but it cant get past the mounting cd part
[11:36] <aRMX> what is the default xmms package in ubuntu hardy if i want to install it?
[11:37] <aRMX> find a lot of xmms in apt-cache list, dunno which one is the correct
[11:37] <emma> eth01, is this the wiki you are talking about -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions
[11:37] <AstralliS> does anyone know how to get a dock?
[11:37] <Shadow420> !find xmms |  aRMX
[11:37] <erUSUL> aRMX: there is no xmms on hardy use audacious or bmp
[11:37] <aRMX> i see..
[11:38] <erUSUL> aRMX: xmms2 is a client server based player (it has no gui by default)
[11:38] <creeed> how can I find out if to the CLASSPATH an added java library is really in the CLASSPATH?
[11:38] <Shadow420> well later I am falling asleep
[11:39] <neil_d> oh where do I find out how to get gfax to setup a virtual fax printer, there it isn't done at install time ?
[11:39] <creeed> is there any tool witche can look for a jar-file, if is it in the classpath?
[11:39] <aRMX> erm.. audacious is interesting option we have here, just saw the screenshoot at their site
[11:40] <Nevern> Hello, I have installed a new NVidai card. I need to edit the inittab file which ought to be in /etc - but I can't find it. Using Ubuntu 8.?
[11:41] <ubuntunoob> Problem:  Neither XP or Ubuntu are detecting my wireless card, the wireless radio switch shows a red light for off, the switch does not respond to, well switching.
[11:41] <fatbrain> A gedit question, is there a way I can view-whitespaces?
[11:42] <reidman> when I do "sudo chroot /media/disk" i can't do anything with my network (ping, apt-get, wget, etc) -- is it possible to restore network traffic in that session?
[11:42] <beli> Nevern: ubuntu does not use common inits
[11:42] <ArrowLance> hello
[11:42] <ubuntunoob> Problem:  Neither XP or Ubuntu are detecting my wireless card, the wireless radio switch shows a red light for off, the switch does not respond to, well switching.
[11:43] <ArrowLance> when i try to install using the method listed at the bottom of this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[11:43] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: best quess is that you need to go into bios and enable it
[11:43] <remoteCTRL> can anyone pls tell me hot to use that format options of the date command?
[11:43] <ArrowLance> i get an error saying hal.dll is corrupt or missing
[11:43] <beli> Nevern: ubuntu is using upstart for the init levels....but iirc upstart is still parsing /etc/inittab file.....give it a try and create your own
[11:44] <ubuntunoob> simplexio.  the bios for my HP laptop is INCREDIBLY limited,  I notice the words "Bios Bug" flash when I load the live session.
[11:44] <Nevern> So if Ubuntu does not use common inits how do I set the service level at startup?
[11:44] <jrib> remoteCTRL: man date  tells you what they do.  date '+%d' for example
[11:44] <klasik> s.a
[11:45] <klasik> çıt
[11:45] <jrib> Nevern: why do you need to edit inittab because you have an nvidia card?
[11:45] <remoteCTRL> jrib: yeah that "+" was what i was missing, noone tells you in the manpages gg
[11:45] <jrib> remoteCTRL: it does, in the second line :)
[11:45] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: what dmesg says about your wireless
[11:45] <ArrowLance> never mind, i may have figured it out
[11:46] <ledeppelin> ребят объясните пжлст нубу: по apt-get install установил на убунту xchat,mc,centerim и xmms. иксчат сразу появился в меню, а остальных прог не видно. искал также в /usr/bin, там есть папки, но они не открываются
[11:46] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: in terminal type dmesg .. or dmesg | grep <something>
[11:46] <ubuntunoob> simplexio,  dmesg?
[11:46] <jrib> !ru | ledeppelin
[11:46] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: dmesg shows kernel messages
[11:46] <beli> Nevern: read the upstart docu
[11:46] <Kohlrak> anyone know why some windows (probably dialog boxes) close?
[11:47] <remoteCTRL> jrib: gosh! i completely overlooked that, thanks a lot!
[11:47] <Kohlrak> for example, you can't save as from gedit?
[11:47] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: so it should be able see if kernel did report somereason why wireless isnt working or if it dosent even notice that there is wireless
[11:47] <beli> Nevern: upstart.ubuntu.com
[11:47] <Nevern> jrib: because the NVidia drivers will not install without service levels being set to exclude X windows system running.
[11:47] <Randocal_> Installing something like Amarok gives me a pile of dependencies, becuase it's a KDE app, and i'm running gnome, does that hurt my system performance much? or is it pretty trivial generally?
[11:48] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, is there a way to search through the terminal for specific terms/phrases?
[11:48] <Kohlrak> anyone know why gedit won't allow a save as dialog without crashing?
[11:48] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: dmesg | grep net
[11:48] <jrib> Nevern: sure they will, you should be using System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers  to install them.  In any case, all the runlevels (2-5) in ubuntu/debian are identical by default and 2 is the default runlevel
[11:49] <reidman> when I do "sudo chroot /media/disk" i can't do anything with my network (ping, apt-get, wget, etc) -- how can i restore network traffic?
[11:49] <gatestone> I have a simple prgram that test overflowing memory with gets(). Looks like there is something by default that catches and warns about stack smashing. What is this? What arre the memory overflow mechanism at use by default in Hardy?
[11:49] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: means dmesg output is forwarded to grep which search line which matches ti its input in example "net"
[11:49] <jrib> !nvidia > Nevern (read the private message from ubottu)
[11:49] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, WOW....
[11:49] <HSnews> why my weather don't show at tray? ((
[11:49] <ubuntunoob> [   52.498191] audit: initializing netlink socket (disabled)
[11:49] <ubuntunoob> [   56.844106] forcedeth: Reverse Engineered nForce ethernet driver. Version 0.6
[11:49] <HSnews> in Preferences weather is enabled
[11:50] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: in linux, there is allways some way to do stuff in terminal effeciently
[11:50] <Kohlrak> you may have deleted it HSnews, just re add it by right clicking the bar.
[11:50] <beli> Nevern: you can switch runlevels easily using init!
[11:50] <beli> Nevern: switch to single user mode and do the install from there
[11:50] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, help me interpret what im seeing here
[11:50] <maxb> Are there any particular reasons to choose between foomatic or openprinting PPDs for the same printer?
[11:50] <HSnews> oh sorry, I just add location and it's work
[11:50] <beli> simplexio: right :)
[11:51] <simplexio> Nevern: nvidia driver probem ? change to vt alt+f1 and login in type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop, and install nvidia drivers
[11:51] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: give me link into pastebin
[11:51] <ubuntunoob> !paste
[11:51] <Kohlrak> why gedit crash when i go to "save as"?
[11:51] <Nomad> i'm sorry to disturb, but i would like to know how i could move some files by batch let say of 100 to another dir (as far i as could think of it 's :  for i in $(ls ./ | head -n10);do mv $i /dir;done  but if my files have space name it's return file not found
[11:51] <beli> Kohlrak: use strace to find out what happens
[11:52] <smax> what I do wrong? sudo echo "deb ....." >> /etc/apt/sources.list it said permission denied?
[11:52] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11826/
[11:52] <simplexio> Nomad: do mv "$i" /dir ;done
[11:52] <jrib> Nomad: mv file1 file2 ... /path/to/some/place/to/move/them   works fine
[11:52] <beli> smax: the >> happens to be executed in YOUR actual scope...not the sudo scope
[11:53] <smax> beli how fix it?
[11:53] <Nomad> jrib: i have more than 2k photos to works with^^  ( and it's aint porn )
[11:53] <smax> do with `` ?
[11:53] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: you did get it wrong... grep net was exxample, do like grep wireless or grep somethign you try yo look
[11:53] <jrib> smax: pipe to sudo tee -a instead
[11:53] <Nomad> simplexio:  same, it would split files name
[11:53] <Kohlrak> beli, oddly enough it's a segmentation fault... I noticed this is a problem with other programs too, like firefox.....
[11:53] <simplexio> ubuntunoob: and paste whole dmesg into there
[11:53] <beli> sudo bash -e "echo ...."  for example
[11:53] <creeed> I added a jar-file to my CLASSPATH, I wanna find out if this library really exist on the path, any tool or option makes such thing?
[11:53] <Finiras> how do i make compiz start automatically? every time I reboot I have to enter the compiz --replace & command
[11:53] <microwaver> Got me a problem mounting a HDD. I can't mount the darned disk, not even with the mount -t -o option
[11:53] <simplexio> Nomad: hmm what does  ' ' do
[11:54] <beli> Kohlrak: ok....so strace is really nice to see what is happening...it shows up syscalls and stuff
[11:54] <jrib> Nomad: so?  are they all in the same directory?  Just glob them.  mv dir1/* dir2
[11:54] <microwaver> Finiras, did you ty enabling extra visual options?
[11:54] <Nomad> mv: cannot stat `$i': No such file or directory
[11:54] <Finiras> is that the same as compiz?
[11:54] <smax> beli sudo -e doesn't help
[11:54] <simplexio> Nomad: ' ' is different ` ` and ` '
[11:55] <Kohlrak> oh really, i'm new to linux64 dev so it'd be nice to use that, thanks. But i think there's a bug with hardy, 'cause i don't see why a default build of gedit would crash and i can't think of anything that would break it's save as....
[11:55] <quannh> Hi all
[11:55] <beli> smax: -e isnt correct....need to check manual
[11:55] <chazco> I'm trying to force an application to use the system version of Freetype. Running "env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/xorg/modules/fonts/libfreetype.so textmaker" (the same method used for OO) gives the following error: "symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/fonts/libfreetype.so: undefined symbol: FreeTypeRegisterFontFileFunctions". Any ideas?
[11:55] <Nomad> (( for i in $(ls ./ | head -n1);do mv '$i' /dir;done
[11:55] <Nomad> mv: cannot stat `$i': No such file or directory ))
[11:55] <jrib> smax: echo "deb ..." | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:55] <smax> jrib <jrib> smax: pipe to sudo tee -a instead>> could you explaine me
[11:55] <smax> jrib thanks
[11:55] <Nomad> and that's why i'm kinda stuck^^
[11:56] <jrib> Nomad: did you read what I said?
[11:56] <Nomad> jrib:  yes,
[11:56] <beli> Nomad: what shell? replace '$i' with $i
[11:56] <jrib> Nomad: so why are you still doing it this way?
[11:56] <Nomad> jrib: i'm putting '' if you read
[11:56] <jrib> Nomad: but that's nothing like what I said...
[11:56] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11827/
[11:57] <Finiras> microwaver, extra visual options is not compiz
[11:57] <Finiras> oh crap
[11:57] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, it's weird, I see a few disabled things on the pci bridge
 Nomad: ' ' is different ` ` and ` '  : when i do the '$i' it would return cannot stat `$i'
[11:57] <Finiras> so how do i make compiz start every time ubuntu starts?
[11:57] <beli> smax: do it like this:  sudo "echo foo >> bar"
[11:58] <jackchet> hello
[11:58] <jackchet> nobody here?
[11:58] <smax> beli thank you it's work
[11:58] <Nomad>  and for the glbo i want to split that huge dir into different subdur
[11:58] <Nomad> subdir
[11:58] <reidman> plenty of people here, jackchet ;)
[11:58] <jrib> Finiras: system -> preferences -> appearance -> effects
[11:58] <jackchet> i got noob question
[11:58] <jackchet> i wanna install ubuntu 8
[11:58] <simplexio> Nomad:  for i in *.sql  ; do cp "$i"  /tmp/test ; done
[11:59] <jrib> !enter | jackchet
[11:59] <beli> smax: you just mixed up scope of your acutal environment and the environment sudo is using.....sudo basically exectues another shell with privileges and executes your command then
[11:59] <jackchet> but should i get x64 or x86? i have got a core 2 duo cpu so i know x64 would work however i am not sure if they are equally as compatible with programs
[11:59] <jrib> Nomad: you need to be more precise about what you are doing.  Give an example or something
[11:59] <ubuntunoob> simplexio, http://paste.ubuntu.com/11827/
[11:59] <jrib> jackchet: go for 32bit if you aren't sure
[11:59] <Finiras> jrib, you mean the extra visual effects? but that doesn't do the same as compiz... for example when i put that on i can't use the cube and stuff like that
[12:00] <jrib> Finiras: install 'simple-ccsm', then choose "custom effects"
[12:00] <jackchet> so i mean compared to 32 and 64 would programs would work equally as well with one or the other?
[12:01] <jrib> jackchet: some programs, like sun's java plugin, are not available on 64bit
[12:01] <jackchet> ok thanks
[12:01] <beli> Nomad: "$i" is ok for escaping special chars....'$i' will take the string '$i'⇧ and `ls` works like $(ls)  ...all with bash
[12:01] <jrib> !away > letubenaiah (read the private message from ubottu)
[12:02] <reidman> when I do "sudo chroot /media/disk" i can't do anything with my network (ping, apt-get, wget, etc) -- how can i restore network traffic?
[12:02] <vlt> Hello. How are regression bugs handled by ubuntu-updates. When a feature worked in the previous LTS version that is now broken, will it be fixed in the current release soon?
[12:02] <jrib> !chroot > reidman (read the private message from ubottu)
[12:02] <jrib> reidman: those docs might (or might not) help
[12:02] <tritonx> Does anyone knows where to find a good tutorial to setup a raid1 ?
[12:03] <reidman> thanks jrib. i checked those out but i'll look over them a bit more carefully
[12:03] <beli> reidman: simply exit the changeroot....
[12:03] <jrib> vlt: depends on the bug, usually only security bugs or big bugs are going to get fixed
[12:03] <vlt> tritonx: mdadm's man page is quite good.
[12:03] <jrib> !raid > tritonx (read the private message from ubottu)
[12:03] <tritonx> vlt: :/ really, :/
[12:04] <Nomad> thanks beli, got it:)
[12:04] <L2L> hmph jrib that is cool
[12:04] <L2L> !raid
[12:04] <reidman> beli: i realize that, but i need to use it inside the chroot to do an 'apt-get install' on an external USB drive
[12:05] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone explain to me what this means in dmesg?
[12:05] <ubuntunoob> [   51.675018] PCI: Bridge: 0000:00:10.0
[12:05] <ubuntunoob> [   51.675020]   IO window: disabled.
[12:05] <ubuntunoob> [   51.675023]   MEM window: disabled.
[12:05] <ubuntunoob> [   51.675026]   PREFETCH window: disabled.
[12:05] <FloodBot2> ubuntunoob: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:06] <laeg> windows i have minimized are not showing in my window list. i have already removed and readded the window list applet to no success. how can i resolve this please?
[12:06] <beli> reidman: the problem is that if you chroot somewhere your binaries, libs....arent in the chroot
[12:06] <beli> reidman: so you cannot run them....
[12:06] <ubuntunoob> Help me understand what I'm reading in dmesg,  device 10 I think is my wireless adapter: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:07] <beli> reidman: you might better MOUNT that device and do the install OR boot from a live cd and use sth. like:  linux root=/dev/media    on the boot prompt
[12:07] <tritonx> ubottu: I don't think I want a FakeRaid, I'd rather have a much safer software raid(I've read software raid was much simpler to setup)
[12:07] <beli> reidman: just works if you have a working linux install on /dev/media
[12:07] <tritonx> Anyone has experience with setting a Raid1 on 8.04 ?
[12:07] <reidman> beli: that's great, you read my question before i asked it. i'll look that up and give it a shot
[12:08] <reidman> (for the record, i'm trying to set up an external usb hard drive to boot ubuntu on my apple tv: http://code.google.com/p/atv-bootloader/wiki/InstallUbuntuGutsy )
[12:08] <ubuntunoob> Please help me understand what I'm reading in dmesg,  device 10 I think is my wireless adapter: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:08] <vlt> jrib: Hmmm, how easy is it to get the source of an ubuntu package and then rebuild that pkg (after fixing the bug, which is of course not part of my question ;-)
[12:09] <jrib> !source > vlt (read the private message from ubottu)
[12:09] <erland> Hi, can someone help me recover files from a broken tar.gz please?
[12:09] <jrib> vlt: erm, hold on
[12:09] <jrib> vlt: you got the apt link, not the link to supybot right?
[12:09] <beli> ubuntunoob: use lspci -vvv to get more information
[12:10] <ubuntunoob> beli, would you mind helping me interpret what I see here?
[12:11] <L2L> !help
[12:11] <erland> ﻿Hi, can someone help me recover files from a broken tar.gz please?
[12:11] <vlt> jrib: I got a link to the Debian doc using `apt-get -b source <pkg>`
[12:11] <ralph> I need some help, I had setup an app to autostart in Xfce and it worked, but then I changed the display from the one connected to vga to a dvi display, and now it doesn't work anymore, how can i fix that?
[12:11] <beli> ubuntunoob: i didnt follow your problem...i just wanted to tell you that lspci -vvv might give you some more information about cards & stuff using pci
[12:11] <jrib> vlt: yeah, that's what you want
[12:11] <microtux> i want to install a tftp server on my debian box, everything seems to be OK; but i can't load an image via tftp; any help ?
[12:11] <vlt> jrib: "-b" only to instantly build it ... I'll read that, thanks.
[12:11] <ubuntunoob> beli, that gave me ALOT of information!!!
[12:12] <ubuntunoob> beli,  misc control Capabilities = access denied!!!!
[12:12] <beli> ubuntunoob: use lspci -vvv |less  or lspci -vvv|grep -i somesearchstringhere
[12:12] <beli> ubuntunoob: try as root...use sudo
[12:13] <ubuntunoob> beli, lol thats more like it ty :d
[12:13] <jrib> vlt: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing#head-b205c74e27fe15e79e10c9e7f14d3cdfb359d81d may be more useful if you actually want to help with bugs
[12:13] <beli> ;)#
[12:13] <erland> Help please? Recover files from a broken tar.gz
[12:14] <ubuntunoob> beli, I misinterpreted access denied as the hp proprietary bios pwning me and not allowing my card to turn on
[12:14] <NeT_DeMoN> can anyone tell me how to get me wireless working with an atheros drive using the madwifi version from synaptic
[12:14] <Fbthpg> good morning everybody.
[12:15] <armadill0> Good morning Fbthpg
[12:15] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone explain to me the control and status fields when I go lspci -vvv?
[12:15] <Fbthpg> thanks.
[12:16] <HSnews> how to disable lags?
[12:16] <HSnews> at window, in firefox
[12:16] <HSnews> and other
[12:16] <HSnews> I have little lags... ((
[12:17] <HSnews> oops =))
[12:17] <ubuntunoob> What does [subtractive decode] mean???
[12:17] <vlt> jrib: The relevant package is part of "main", not {un,mult}iverse.
[12:17] <vlt> jrib: What's a reccommended way to manage both security updates from ubuntu and my own patch to a package? Will updates still be announced by `aptitude update`, for example?
[12:18] <jrib> vlt: procedure for patching would be the same
[12:18] <erland> ﻿Help please? Recover files from a broken tar.gz ?
[12:18] <Prefix> How do I start another X session on F8?
[12:19] <Fbthpg> so, i am having problems getting my wireless to work correctly
[12:19] <ubuntunoob> Question:  If a kernel message says that i/o and memory and prefetchable memory is disabled on pci bridge 10, why would this happen?
[12:19] <laeg> how can i test my ping over 5 minutes?
[12:19] <Fbthpg> and am having a hard time finding an ndiswrapper for 8.10
[12:19] <jrib> vlt: I just use 'dch -i' to increment the version.  There may be a better way to ensure that the security repository's version is preferred in case the increment the version in a different way.  Not sure how though
[12:19] <Fbthpg> srry8.04
[12:19] <Prefix> Fbthpg: What card you got?
[12:20] <Fbthpg> [prefix] broadcom
[12:20] <ubuntunoob> Fbthpg: is it on an hp presario by any chance?
[12:20] <Fbthpg> yes it is
[12:20] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: you can also use 'lspci' to check out your pci hardware. basically all im trying to determmine now is whether or not your computer is even reading your card at all
[12:20] <ubuntunoob> join the club@@
[12:20] <ubuntunoob> WOOOOT!!!
[12:21] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: it is a pci card, right?
[12:21] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Is it on this list? http://linux-wless.passys.nl/
[12:21] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: http://pastebin.org/35632 is what ifconfig -a shows me
[12:21] <ubuntunoob> fbthpg,  let me guess, your wireless card crapped out on you at about 6-10 months?
[12:21] <ubuntunoob> Fbthpg: Am I wrong?
[12:21] <NeT_DeMoN> and 0e:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01) is what lspci says
[12:21] <NeT_DeMoN> so yes
[12:21] <NeT_DeMoN> pci
[12:22] <Fbthpg> no actually...
[12:22] <Fbthpg> its been working beautifully for about a year
[12:22] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Did upgrading to Hardy stop it from working?
[12:22] <ubuntunoob> Fbthpg: okay, get this, in the terminal, type in sudo lspci -vvv | grep bridge
[12:22] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: ok, well that confirms your chipset (which is always good to do) and confirms that at least your mobo and the kernel can see it
[12:22] <erland> Please help! Can someone tell me how to recover files from a broken .tar.gz ?
[12:23] <Fbthpg> hardy was actually my first install of ubuntu, unless you count kubuntu
[12:23] <NeT_DeMoN> alright
[12:23] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Ok, was it in windows that it was working?
[12:23] <Fbthpg> yes, and im actually in windows right now.. :-(
[12:24] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Ok, try this HOWTO http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=734003
[12:24] <ubuntunoob> Fbthpg: Do you have a wireless switch that shows red on your laptop?
[12:24] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Its for doing ndiswrapper in Hardy, although the topic may be outdated, try it :P
[12:25] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: next, we'll check that the driver modules are actually loaded. pastebin the output of this command, 'modprobe -l|grep mad'
[12:25] <Fbthpg> okay
[12:25] <Fbthpg> and i have a blue/off switch
[12:25] <ubuntunoob> Prefix:  Could you help me understand something lspci -vvv |grep bridge is telling me?
[12:25] <erland> HELP! Lost my home dir backup in a broken .tar.gz
[12:25] <ubuntunoob> Fbthpg: lucky dog you, my wireless turned off about a month ago, won't turn back on, trying to solve the issue
[12:26] <Prefix> Fbthpg: Wait, that links going to be of no use to you - it assumes you had it working in the older version of Ubuntu :/
[12:26] <Sarah> can anyone recommend me a good program for watching tv from my hdtv card?
[12:26] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: http://pastebin.org/35634
[12:26] <Fbthpg> your right
[12:27] <ubuntunoob> Prefix:  Could you help me understand what dmesg | grep bridge is telling me?
[12:27] <erland> ﻿HELP! Lost my home dir backup in a broken .tar.gz
[12:27] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: i think i found your problem. give me a minute or two
[12:27] <erland> How do I recover the files?
[12:27] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: alright
[12:27] <Prefix> ubuntunoob: No Idea, I guess its telling you about your PCI bridges
[12:28] <razel> hi is there an application in ubuntu for burning dvd movies?
[12:28] <te> I am using Ubuntu 8.04/Hardy Heron, when I mount a volume under places it mounts but the permissions don't let me write to it how can I fix this?
[12:28] <Prefix> razel: Quite a few
[12:28] <Prefix> razel: DeVeDe for excample
[12:28] <ubuntunoob> Prefix: sorry to be um, vague, but look at this pleeeease: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:28] <Prefix> razel: Just type DVD burn into synaptic
[12:28] <razel> Prefix: what do u use?
[12:28] <erland> Please help: can you tell me how to recover files from a broken tar.gz?
[12:29] <razel> ill download it and install it so i can make dvd movies
[12:29] <te> razel do you know about the add/remove button, or synaptics?
[12:29] <Prefix> razel: Im on a new fresh install, so as of now I havnt got a program for burning DVDs :P
[12:29] <Prefix> razel: DeVeDe was just an excample - Im sure there are better ones with menu features etc
[12:29] <ubuntunoob> Prefix: what exactly is the "IO window" and, "Mem window", and "Prefetch window"
[12:29] <Fbthpg> i will bbl...
[12:29] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: try this: 'sudo modprobe ath_pci' . then do 'modprobe -l|grep mad' again, and paste the results
[12:30] <razel> te: ah im quite new in linux but ill try to figure it out and tell you...
[12:30] <Prefix> ubuntunoob: I'm also a ubuntu noob ;)
[12:30] <ubuntunoob> Prefix: darn, I'm having an issue with my wireless card won't turn on, the switch on the outside of the laptop doesn't work :\
[12:30] <razel> ok maybe ill try Devede. thanks a lot Prefix
[12:31] <Prefix> razel: Go System > Administration  > Synaptic Package Manager, from what I remember DeVeDe isn't that good, there are far better programs
[12:31] <razel> te: synaptics i think is for adding and removing applications in your system
[12:32] <Prefix> ubuntunoob: Try googling your laptop model, folled by Ubuntu and wireless
[12:32] <te> you may want to apt-get install gnome-app-install, its like synaptic but the software in their seems to be more recommended (i.e. you don't get all the results that synaptics gives)..
[12:32] <razel> Prefix: well ok.. ill search for forums what are the better ones...
[12:32] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: http://pastebin.org/35636
[12:32] <te> razel yes..
[12:32] <ArrowLance> well i went and got myself into a tough spot
[12:32] <ArrowLance> my laptop is totally out of commision
[12:32] <te> ﻿I am using Ubuntu 8.04/Hardy Heron, when I mount a volume under places it mounts but the permissions don't let me write to it how can I fix this?
[12:32] <razel> te: i recomment use apt-get install thats the best i think for me.. in adding /installing applications
[12:33] <agnaldo> alguem poderia me dizer se existe drives para camera de video
[12:33] <ArrowLance> ~could anyone help me, i need a way to boot my computer and change 2 files
[12:33] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: hmmm....see if this finds anything: 'find /lib/modules -name "*ath_pci.ko"
[12:34] <te> razel, yeah i love apt-get too, but actually its not the best anymore, its turning into dpkg sort of speak. i.e. to apt-get dist-upgrade your better off with update-manager -c || -d
[12:34] <ArrowLance> but right now i have no way to get any OS up
[12:34] <agnaldo> ALGUEM FALA PORTUGUES     BRAZIL
[12:34] <osfameron> !br | agnaldo
[12:34] <ArrowLance> help would be much appreciated
[12:34] <nenad> Enter text here...
[12:34] <agnaldo> OBRIGADO
[12:34] <razel> te: so what is the best for you right now?
[12:34] <askand> ﻿ArrowLance: what do you need help with?
[12:35] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: and also see if this says anything: 'modprobe -l ath_pci'
[12:35] <ArrowLance> askand, i need a way to boot my comptuer and change a .dll file
[12:35] <askand> ﻿ ArrowLance: why cant you boot? what happens?
[12:35] <ArrowLance> specificall hal.dll
[12:35] <Prefix> razel: Just use synaptic to search for  package, I found one thatlooks kinda promising for you - its called tovid
[12:35] <te> razel, I use synaptics/add-remove button, and update-manager for upgrades. But, I still use apt-get when I am on the console..
[12:36] <Freesanya> Vsem Salam
[12:36] <razel> te: ok thanks
[12:36] <ArrowLance> i get a message saying i need to contact tech support, but i know it is hal.dll
[12:36] <razel> Prefix: tovid? yes ill check that
[12:36] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: http://pastebin.org/35642
[12:36] <te> i.e. if your playing with apache/php it shouldn't matter, if your playing with gnome-applet-X you may want to do it in X, think along the lines what would the developer who put the package into the system do, ubuntu is very X orientated.
[12:37] <te> by playing around i mean installing.
[12:37] <razel> Prefix: ill check Tovid's website
[12:37] <askand> ﻿ArrowLance:  aha we are talking windows xp?
[12:37] <ArrowLance> yes, i was trying to install and set up a partition for ubuntu
[12:37] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: ok, thats good
[12:37] <askand> ﻿﻿ArrowLance:  perhaps this can help: http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_haldll_missing.htm
[12:37] <MrMist> I've got a strange problem. When ever I push a button on my numeric keypad, X restarts
[12:37] <ArrowLance> and hal.dll got messed up in the process, now i can't boot
[12:37] <MrMist> Anyone want to help me ?
[12:38] <razel> Prefix: tovids look nice...
[12:38] <laeg> !ask | MrMist
[12:38] <askand> ﻿ArrowLance: this looks simplier http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fixtheproblem/ht/restorehaldll.htm :)
[12:38] <te> do I look like your psycologist?
[12:39] <MrMist> laeg: I did ask the question on one line
[12:39] <jgoo_> :)) so, I run emacs -nw - and this has a totally different / non existent .emacs to mine (esc-x query-replace instead of exc-q) - now how do I quit emacs ^^
[12:39] <sergiu> hello
[12:39] <agnaldo> O UBUNTU EM PORTUGUES O SERVIDOR ESTA COM QUAL NOME
[12:39] <sergiu> i have installed the kubuntu-kde4-desktop            - Kubuntu desktop system, how to remove this ?
[12:39] <ArrowLance> i dont have a cd
[12:40] <sergiu> when i use sudo aptitude remove, it only remove this package kubuntu-kde4-desktop but not the whole programs installed with this package..
[12:40] <Sarah> is xmms still the popular mp3 player in linux?
[12:40] <ArrowLance> all i have is a usb
[12:40] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone give me reasons why my PCI Bridge has disabled IO MEM and PREFETCH windows?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:40] <microtux> any help about tftp server on ubuntu feisty ??
[12:40] <jgoo_> ok I ctrl-z'd it for now (background process)
[12:40] <laeg> MrMist: repeat it
[12:40] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: try this, 'sudo modprobe wlan_scan_sta' . then do a 'iwconfig' and see if it shows anything
[12:41] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: thats kind of a stretch though. how did you start all this? like did you delete the ubuntu madwifi drivers, and then get a snapshot of your own, or what?
[12:41] <NeT_DeMoN> lo        no wireless extensions.
[12:41] <askand> ﻿ ArrowLance: I see.. could you perhaps boot with an ubuntu live cd, acess the windowspartition from there, download the hal.dll from http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?hal and copy it to c:\windows\system32\ ?
[12:41] <dougsko> ok
[12:41] <NeT_DeMoN> eth0      no wireless extensions.
[12:41] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: the update did it :S
[12:41] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone give me reasons that would cause my PCI Bridge to have disabled IO MEM and PREFETCH windows?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:41] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: what do you mean?
[12:42] <emma> I'll be back to try to help out after work. :)
[12:42] <ArrowLance> j
[12:42] <mark[oz]> I have changed my keyboard layout, how come some apps see the old qwerty style while others see dvorak?
[12:42] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: it was working fine until i did the updates
[12:42] <sjoerd> it ?
[12:42] <NeT_DeMoN> about two weeks ago
[12:42] <askand> ﻿ Sarah: xmms is dead I think
[12:42] <sjoerd> woops wrong channel
[12:42] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: did you upgrade kernels?
[12:43] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: i dont know, i just did everything that popped up
[12:43] <MrMist> ﻿When ever I push a button on my numeric keypad, X restarts. This has been a problem since my last update. I don't know how to fix it. Does anyone here know?
[12:43] <NeT_DeMoN> in the upgrade manager
[12:43] <Sarah> askand, oh... lol
[12:43] <sortudo_78> Please, Help, my ubuntu did not connect to internet :(
[12:43] <kripz> is network manager a frontend for wpa_supplicant?
[12:43] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone give me reasons that would cause my PCI Bridge to have disabled IO MEM and PREFETCH windows?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:43] <NeT_DeMoN> sortudo_78: wireless or hardwire?
[12:43] <KrimZon> apparently my webcam is already in use all the time, which could be the problem
[12:44] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: look up the restricted drivers package in syanaptic and make sure the kernel number that its for matches the kernel youre running
[12:44] <askand> ﻿Sarah: but I think xmms2 is the new thing..if you dont like rhythmbox and such
[12:44] <ArrowLance> all i need to do is change the file extension of a file
[12:44] <KrimZon> is there any way i can see what processes are using a particular usb device?
[12:44] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: alright
[12:44] <Sarah> oh ok thanks askand i'll check it out
[12:44] <ArrowLance> but i cant boot :(
[12:44] <Prefix> Sarah: If your looking for an alternative to rythmbox try Banshee
[12:44] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: you can find out what youre running with, 'uname -r'
[12:44] <usuario6> reinaldo
[12:44] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: ill be back in like 10 btw
[12:44] <usuario6> 6
[12:45] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: alright
[12:45] <usuario6> reinaldo6
[12:45] <usuario6> 6
[12:45] <ArrowLance> ugh, if only i could find a disk
[12:45] <usuario6> usuario6
[12:45] <Pici> usuario6: Can we help you?
[12:45] <usuario6> 6
[12:45] <te> Does anyone know why Hal isn't letting me write to my volumes?
[12:46] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone give me reasons that would cause my PCI Bridge to have disabled IO MEM and PREFETCH windows?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:46] <KrimZon> aha, motion is using i!
[12:46] <KrimZon> it
[12:46] <EmPeRoR> selam
[12:47] <mark[oz]> I have changed my keyboard layout, how come some apps see the old qwerty style while others see dvorak? anyone had this happen?
[12:47] <sortudo_78> my ubuntu did not connect to the internet, i checked may router, the cable, and the network card driver realtek 8139, what more could i test ?
[12:47] <joaopinto> ubuntulog, do you understand the meaning of those options ?
[12:47] <Sarah> Prefix, ok thanks
[12:47] <olskolirc> hey guys.  how do i fix my /dev/video0 its missing from /dev please
[12:48] <kripz> does network manager use wpa_supplicant?
[12:48] <ubuntunoob> Can anyone give me reasons that would cause my PCI Bridge to have disabled IO MEM and PREFETCH windows?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11828/
[12:48] <rahul_kumar_> exit
[12:49] <Prefix> joaopinto: If you can help do, he as been asking for hours
[12:49] <linkmaster03> how do I find my laptops MAC address through terminal?
[12:49] <EmPeRoR> hi  all guys
[12:49] <EasyScript6627> s
[12:50] <joaopinto> ubuntunoob, what is your problem ? You shouldn't be concerned with those options unless you understand their purpose
[12:50] <Fu-cking> :D
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <FloodBot2> Fu-cking: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <Fu-cking> Fuck you all motherfuckers
[12:50] <linkmaster03> wow...
[12:51] <tyrion> Hi, i want to have the Places Menu as a Tree menu also showing the subfolders.. is this possible ?
[12:51] <EmPeRoR> lol
[12:51] <abramson> i use a macbook 1st generation white bottom model and extra ram + external hdd
[12:51] <Prefix> rofl how random
[12:51] <abramson> how do i fix my wifi?
[12:51] <EmPeRoR> yeah
[12:51] <ubuntunoob> joaopinto: well,  i know in XP when my wireless card actually turns on and is detected, it's device 10, same as in the paste, and in linux it shows a bunch of things disabled, so naturally it concerns me i think
[12:51] <Bridger> Tyrion:   I second this... I'm curious.
[12:51] <olskolirc> hey guys.  how do i fix my /dev/video0 its missing from /dev please
[12:51] <linkmaster03> how do I find my laptops MAC address through terminal?
[12:52] <olskolirc> linkmaster03, : ifcinfig
[12:52] <olskolirc> oops no
[12:52] <olskolirc> ifconfig
[12:52] <EmPeRoR> i'm brb 3 minutes
[12:52] <linkmaster03> is it HWaddr
[12:52] <markvandenborre> I'm trying to get sound input to work on ubuntu 8.04
[12:52] <rio> can i get single packages of hardy-proposed?
[12:52] <Pici> tyrion: The places menu parses Nautilus's bookmarks, you could try putting some folders with subfolders in there in its possible.
[12:52] <EmPeRoR> smokein
[12:52] <EmPeRoR> :D
[12:52] <abramson>  i use a macbook 1st generation white bottom model and extra ram + external hdd   how do i fix the wifi problem evry1 is having with the macbook?
[12:52] <olskolirc> linkmaster03, its ifconfig
[12:53] <linkmaster03> olskolirc: i know
[12:53] <ubuntunoob> joaopinto: there is a wireless switch on my laptop that will not turn on, it has a red LED and is stuck there
[12:53] <abramson> any1?
[12:53] <markvandenborre> I have quite a bit of linux knowledge, but I know very little about pulseaudio
[12:53] <linkmaster03> but theres a lot of info that shows, wihch is my laptops MAC
[12:53] <markvandenborre> and the way it interferes with alsa
[12:53] <olskolirc> hey guys.  how do i fix my /dev/video0 its missing from /dev please
[12:53] <tyrion> hmm but i want to have this dynamically ... is this possible with KDE or some replacment packages ?
[12:53] <Sergeant_Pony> lol
[12:53] <linkmaster03> WOW
[12:54] <Pici> !feedthetroll
[12:54] <Bridger> Wow.  Whoever's banning these people is very efficient.
[12:54] <linkmaster03> it's a bot
[12:54] <ubuntunoob> joaopinto: any ideas there?
[12:54] <Bridger> Well, that explains it. ^^
[12:54] <linkmaster03> :P
[12:54] <joaopinto> no :|
[12:55] <ubuntunoob> joaopinto: are you familiar with lspci?
[12:55] <joaopinto> yes
[12:56] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: ok, im back
[12:56] <Blinny> What's the preferred method of setting up an /etc/skel for your users ? I made a dummy account, made all changes, then copied over /etc/skel but one thing is missing - The 'Places' menu doesn't show my Documents/Videos/Pictures folders; I think because the address references the dummy user's path to these folders.
[12:56] <ubuntunoob> joaopinto: would you mind taking a look at my paste?  it is lspci -vvv | grep bridge
[12:56] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: my kernals not upgraded, should i?
[12:56] <Fallen[oqp]> hi ! since i upgraded from gutsy to hardy i can't manage to get my network ethernet controller work (dhcp does not work at least)
[12:56] <Fallen[oqp]> what can i do ?
[12:56] <Blinny> I'm looking into Sabayon and user profiles but I've tried it every year for a few years and it's never worked correctly.
[12:56] <Fallen[oqp]> i tried to install from scratch with an ISO cd hardy but still the same
[12:56] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: nah not yet. did you have the correct restriced drivers module installed?
[12:57] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: i have 2.6.24-17-generic
[12:57] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: ok, does 'uname -r' give you the same kernel version?
[12:57] <dougsko> as in 2.6.24-17?
[12:57] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: thats what it gave me
[12:58] <linkmaster03> Is there a way to see what another Linux box is doing through SSH on my box?
[12:58] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], what does ifconfig show
[12:58] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: and is that the version of restricted drivers package that you have installed?
[12:58] <dodoman> hello
[12:58] <dodoman> ca va
[12:58] <dodoman> tu bouf
[12:58] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: i dont know, where do i look?
[12:58] <Pici> !en | dodoman
[12:58] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], what is the chipset of that nic
[12:59] <Fallen[oqp]> bazhang < it shoes my 2 ethernet controllers
[12:59] <Fallen[oqp]> shows
[12:59] <dodoman> ok sorry
[12:59] <bazhang> !fr | dodoman
[12:59] <Fallen[oqp]> bazhang <  NVIDIA nForce Networking Controller
[12:59] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: synaptic. search for 'restricted drivers'
[12:59] <Fallen[oqp]> it is mother board embedded ethernet controller
[12:59] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], neither works via sudo dhclient eth0?
[12:59] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: 0.33.1 is what it says
[12:59] <Fallen[oqp]> no bazhang
[13:00] <Fallen[oqp]> it does not find any IP
[13:00] <olskolirc> hey guys.  how do i fix my /dev/video0 its missing from /dev please
[13:00] <ubuntunoob> bazhang: I was wondering if you could look at this paste and tell me if anything looks odd? http://paste.ubuntu.com/11836/
[13:00] <epscylonb> is there an easy way to see what distro a box is running from the command line ?
[13:00] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: and you might have said this already, but did you compile and install the drivers from the madwifi website?
[13:00] <Fallen[oqp]> i tried with my laptop (under hardy too) on the same ethernet cable/socket and it does work
[13:00] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], this is directly to adsl modem or to router first
[13:00] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: yeah but i also have the one from synaptics
[13:00] <NeT_DeMoN> synatpic^
 Fallen[oqp], this is directly to adsl modem or to router first < what ?
[13:00] <Blinny> epscylonb: lsbrelease or uname -a
[13:00] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: thats not the right version number. there should be a restricted modules package for each kernel
[13:01] <bazhang> !test
[13:01] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: and that could also be a big problem. i totally borked my drivers once by installing two versions of madwifi on top of each other
[13:01] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: :S
[13:01] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, what is that a paste of?
[13:01] <epscylonb> uname -a gives me this 2.6.17-11-server
[13:01] <Fallen[oqp]> i didn't understand what you said bazhang
[13:01] <straakaatt9> A Mazda B2600 Pickup truck headlights are on in the parking lot.
[13:02] <epscylonb> which distro is that ?
[13:02] <kelvin911> how to make ps1 gamepad working in ubuntu?
[13:02] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: when you installed the madwifi version, did you remove the ubuntu version of the drivers first?
[13:02] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], ethernet cable (yours) connected to your computer-->router?
[13:02] <ubuntunoob> bazhang: lspci -vvv | grep bridge, something is wrong with my pci bridge
[13:02] <linkmaster03> what was the name for 7.10
[13:02] <jberg> hei i installed the latest ubuntu yesterday and everything worked fine except it didnt install firmware/drivers for my wireless network card. so i downloaded some but couldn't build them so i think i need build-essentials. but apt-get says it cant find build-essential?
[13:02] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: no, i installed the ubuntu version over the website one
[13:02] <Pici> linkmaster03: Gutsy Gibbon
[13:02] <jberg> i've checked source-list and they look fine i think
[13:02] <jberg> what could be wrong?
[13:02] <linkmaster03> Pici: thank you
[13:02] <sortudo_78> Please! here is my ifconfig am lspci, i cant get internet connection, what should i do? http://paste.ubuntubrasil.org/4701
[13:02] <bazhang> ubuntunoob, is that a hardware issue then?
[13:03] <Fallen[oqp]> bazhang < i'm in a university room so i don"t know very well the network but i can assure you i changed nothing i just upgraded the software on my computer :) and it does work under windows XP
[13:03] <Fallen[oqp]> and it works with my laptop
[13:03] <Fallen[oqp]> so it's not linked to the routeur or adsl modem configuration
[13:03] <Fallen[oqp]> it's just a linux issue
[13:03] <Fallen[oqp]> i'm sure of that
[13:03] <ubuntunoob> bazhang: im hoping it's not, does something on there look broken or out of place?
[13:03] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h274/bob5929/Screenshot-2.png is a screenshot of my synaptic though
[13:03] <bazhang> Fallen[oqp], you seem to have things well in hand then since you know what it is and what is not. cheers :)
[13:04] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: oh man...here's what i suggest: read this, http://madwifi.org/wiki/UserDocs/FirstTimeHowTo, and pay close attention to the part where it shows you how to uninstall any madwifi that you already have. do what it says to uninstall what you have, then reinstall the restricted kernel modules package for your kernel through synaptic
[13:04] <ubuntunoob> bazhang: my wireless card won't turn on, the wireless switch is set to off and it won't respond
[13:04] <Fallen[oqp]> bazhang < but i don't understand at all my situation
[13:04] <kelvin911> after i remove pulseaudio i dont have any system sound.  how to solve the problem??  do i need to sudo apt-get install esound??  i am using hardy
[13:04] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: alright
[13:04] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: those are the wrong packages
[13:04] <Fallen[oqp]> why is it not working ? =)
[13:04] <Fallen[oqp]> what i wanna do is simple and worked very well under gutsy
[13:04] <Fallen[oqp]> just wanna get ip via dhcp
[13:05] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: search for 'restricted' and look for ones that are called something like, "restricted-kernel-modules'
[13:05] <NeT_DeMoN> alright
[13:05] <bazhang> sortudo_78, that site wont open for me-->could you paste on paste.ubuntu.com please? obrigado :)
[13:05] <kripz> does network manager use wpa_supplicant?
[13:05] <olskolirc> is heron any good guys or is it buggy?
[13:05] <R2r> how to use your bot??
[13:06] <Fallen[oqp]> is there any network driver issue on hardy ??
[13:06] <Pici> R2r: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[13:06] <R2r> ok
[13:07] <Finiras> what is a good video editing program for ubuntu?
[13:07] <kelvin911> olskolirc: hardy is buggy dont try it
[13:07] <sortudo_78> bazhamg: ok
[13:07] <Finiras> hardy is buggy?
[13:07] <kelvin911> yes
[13:07] <Fallen[oqp]> i think so :o
[13:07] <Finiras> I haven't had any problems
[13:07] <dougsko> NeT_DeMoN: the packages im talking about are actually called, linux-restricted-modules-2.6.xxx. the number on the end should match the number that 'uname -r' gave you
[13:07] <Finiras> you mean ubuntu 8.04 with hardy rigth?
[13:07] <kelvin911> yes 8.04
[13:07] <NeT_DeMoN> dougsko: alright, thanks
[13:08] <Finiras> whats so buggy about it
[13:08] <kelvin911> fonts are fat
[13:08] <kelvin911> longer to load
[13:08] <kelvin911> sound is fcuked up
[13:08] <kelvin911> doom3 no longer working
[13:08] <Finiras> it takes like 20 seconds to load for me, and sound is al right
[13:08] <Pici> kelvin911: Watch the language please.
[13:09] <sortudo_78> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11838/
[13:09] <kelvin911> is 20 second counted from after u put in your password?
[13:09] <Finiras> from turning on my pc to password screen
[13:09] <kelvin911> what about password to desktop?
[13:10] <Finiras> about..... instantly? lol
[13:10] <Triffid_Hunter> hi, what's the easiest way of installing i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc instead of i486 so I can use my ubuntu machines in my distcc cluster?
[13:10] <zeno__> i want my extrnal drive to mount with -o sync (anything else i should want?) what do i replace defaults with in the /etc/fstab?
[13:10] <Sarah> where are those 4 default wallpapers kept in ubuntu? i want to add a bunch of new desktop images to the same dir they are in, i like to keep everything organised like that
[13:10] <kelvin911> used to be instantly but after i upgrade from gutsy now it takes like 15 seconds to load the desktop
[13:10] <RickX> does anyone know if there is a GUI to edit video settings... which card driver, screen resolution, and sych?
[13:10] <EmPeRoR> i coming  :D
[13:11] <jberg> does anyone know why apt-get says it cant find build-essential?
[13:11] <Finiras> so even if it takes 15 secs for you, wow, that sounds like a real pain ><
[13:11] <mgolisch> jberg: you may not have enabled the required repositories
[13:12] <mgolisch> jberg: maybe the cd is still the only repo, i bet its not on there
[13:12] <nikitis> What's some good Audio Editing software.  e.g. to like cut songs in half and such?
[13:12] <jberg> mgolisch:  http://rafb.net/p/WDp0eP40.html
[13:12] <kelvin911> it used to take about 15 sec to start from turning on the computer to working desktop, but now it takes like 1 minute or longer
[13:12] <mgolisch> jberg: and you did apt-get update?
[13:12] <RickX> bbl ..
[13:12] <zeno__> Sarah: find / -type f -iname "a_wallpaper_name"
[13:13] <markvandenborre> nikitis: audacity?
[13:13] <kelvin911> and sometimes when i click restart computer it just freezes
[13:13] <jberg> mgolisch: hm no. maybe i should
[13:13] <lobi> i have a problem with DRI
[13:13] <mgolisch> jberg: yeah that refreshs the package lists
[13:14] <sortudo_78> bazhang: did you see, it all right? inst is?
[13:14] <lobi> drmOpenDevice: node name is /dev/dri/card0
[13:14] <lobi> 531 drmOpenDevice: open result is -1, (No such device or address)
[13:14] <lobi> 532 drmOpenDevice: open result is -1, (No such device or address)
[13:14] <sortudo_78> isnt is?
[13:14] <lobi> can anybody help me
[13:15] <Sarah> zeno__, oh thanks, i couldnt see the name but i just found the path comes up when the mouse hovers over it anyway
[13:15] <Sarah> and the name comes up as well lol
[13:15] <zeno__> ah cool :)
[13:16] <Orbulon> Hey guys, I was wondering if someone could give me pointers as to how to easily increase my resolution please
[13:16] <Orbulon> (as in, more so then the defaults)
[13:16] <Sarah> have you looked in system - preferences - screen resolution, thats where i increased mine
[13:17] <Orbulon> yeah
[13:17] <Andycas> Is there a way to have different icons on different workspaces
[13:17] <Orbulon> as i said
[13:17] <Orbulon> id like it to be larger then the default settings
[13:17] <shadowjack> Orbulon, if you're using nvidia proprietary drivers you can use the nvidia configuration tool to tweak the resolution
[13:17] <Orbulon> thanks shadowjack
[13:17] <Orbulon> is that under hardware?
[13:17] <shadowjack> Orbulon, if you have an nvidia card that is
[13:17] <jberg> thanks that worked mgolisch
[13:17] <Orbulon> i do fortunately
[13:17] <mgolisch> is it true that the new nvidia drivers do not implement the randr stuff?
[13:18] <tyrion_> ok, my problem seems not to be solvable with Gnome ... can i install KDE parallel to Gnome so that i can switch easily between them ?
[13:18] <shadowjack> Orbulon, i think it's not in the menu by default. ill look just a sec
[13:18] <jberg> but does anyone know how to get my wireless network card to work? its a broadcom b43 or something
[13:18] <jussi01> tyrion: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[13:19] <Orbulon> thanks man
[13:19] <epifanio> hi
[13:20] <shadowjack> Orbulon, its in my "Preferences"  but im not using stock ubuntu, im using Linux Mint and their slab style menu
[13:20] <tyrion_> and how do i switch between them ?
[13:20] <mgolisch> jberg: not realy but iam sure there might be hints on the wiki
[13:20] <mgolisch> only have intel wlan here
[13:20] <Orbulon> eep
[13:20] <Orbulon> heh
[13:20] <mgolisch> that worked out of the box
[13:20] <Orbulon> shadowjack, thanks
[13:20] <shadowjack> Orbulon, if you dont see it anywhere, just open a terminal or alt*f2 and type nvidia-settings
[13:21] <shadowjack> Orbulon, alt+f2
[13:21] <Orbulon> oh dear
[13:21] <epifanio> i'm tring to install libapache2-mod-mono  on ubuntu8.04,  but tring to install it, i need to remove some packages that i need for other things (php5 mapserver etc ...)
[13:21] <Orbulon> shadowjack, that application does not exist for me :S
[13:21] <v0lksman> Hello all!  Does anyone know how to completely disable the back/forward mouse buttons in FF3?
[13:21] <sortudo_78> bazhang: did you see, it all right? inst is?
[13:21] <epifanio> see : http://rafb.net/p/6iLl5j45.html
[13:21] <Teo-> i am installing ubuntu on windows and when i restart the computer to kubuntu the installation falls down on 66% it says scanning the mirror and freezes ??
[13:21] <sortudo_78> my ubuntu did not connect to the internet, i checked may router, the cable, and the network card driver realtek 8139, what more could i test ?
[13:21] <sortudo_78> Hello! I am a Ubuntu 8.4 beginner, I just intalled that but having some probles with network connection, i tested my router and his DHCP server, the UTP RJ-45 cable, and my network interface card Realtek 8139 is perferct driver installed and working, the bug is in other place, Please! someone could help me ???
[13:21] <shadowjack> Orbulon, if you are using nvidia 3d accelration drivers, you should have it
[13:22] <Orbulon> shadowjack, apparently not :S
[13:22] <shadowjack> Orbulon, then you need to enable the restricted drivers
[13:23] <shadowjack> Orbulon, look for "Restricted Drivers Manager"
[13:23] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: what does networkmanager show?
[13:23] <gentlyninja> is there a open source alternative to create flash files?
[13:23] <Orbulon> shadowjack, thanks working now, i could have sworn i had them turned on, thanks heaps
[13:23] <Teo-> i am installing ubuntu 8.04 on windows and when i restart the computer to ubuntu the installation falls down on 66% it says scanning the mirror and freezes ??
[13:23] <shadowjack> Orbulon, prego :)
[13:23] <Orbulon> peace all seeya
[13:24] <sortudo_78> mgolish: wired conection and dial up conection.
[13:24] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: does it show up as connected?
[13:24] <sortudo_78> poit to poit connection
[13:24] <sortudo_78> no
[13:24] <Vlavv> Hi.
[13:25] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: usualy it should connect on its own if the cable is pluged in
[13:25] <Holyhandgrenade> hey people .... how can i start a dist upgrade via cd rom?
[13:25] <sortudo_78> it says roaming mode enebled
[13:25] <mgolisch> sure you are looking in networkmanager?
[13:25] <heymr> linux = kernal
[13:25] <mgolisch> that sounds like the network properties in the system menu
[13:25] <heymr> right?
[13:26] <mgolisch> heymr: yeah
[13:26] <sortudo_78> i am not shure
[13:26] <sortudo_78> i did, system > managemet < network
[13:27] <RickX> does ctrl-alt-f2 not take you to a text login in Ubuntu?
[13:27] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, ive only done a linux upgrade once in all the years ive been using it and it was such a disaster i always do a fresh install.
[13:27] <barlrol> hey fellaz
[13:27] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: there should be a litle icon the notification area
[13:27] <sortudo_78> mgolisch: with comanda teste dhcp ?
[13:27] <sortudo_78> with command testes dhcp?
[13:27] <Holyhandgrenade> are there any other options to the disastrous effect of dist upgrade without having to swip clean my installation?
[13:27] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: you can manualy aquire a dhcp address using sudo dhclient networkinterfacename
[13:27] <barlrol> is there a better video player than vlc player to play x264 mkv files...in windows i use ffdshow decoder and it plays perfectly but in vlc ints all choppy
[13:28] <tyrion_> how can i switch between KDE and Gnome when i have both installed ?
[13:28] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: for example sudo dhclient eth0 if thats your wired network interface
[13:28] <Holyhandgrenade> tyron you cant
[13:28] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, yes, create a home partition and do a fresh install on a seperate partition
[13:28] <mgolisch> barlrol: i used mplayer, it worked very well
[13:28] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, and there is a good tutorial for that, just a sec
[13:28] <mgolisch> barlrol: and i think in totem it worked too
[13:28] <axplus> I'm new in linux/Ubuntu8.04 , how can i do ping in terminal  (ex in win : ping -t google.com)
[13:29] <gordonjcp> tyrion_: you get an option to pick which one you want to use when you log in
[13:29] <mgolisch> but i may be wrong
[13:29] <sortudo_78> dhcpdiscover
[13:29] <Holyhandgrenade> tyron you can have both cores installed , in that case you can use apps from other deb based dists as well
[13:29] <gordonjcp> axplus: the same
[13:29] <Catcheeto> Where does VMware store the HD files?
[13:29] <mntzn> For some reason my cpu is only used at 800 mhz, when i start firefox or simmilar it jumps to 2.20 and again to 800, how can i disable this?
[13:29] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: do you get an ip?
[13:29] <tyrion_> gordonjcp thx
[13:29] <gordonjcp> axplus: -t sets ttl, so it takes a parameter
[13:29] <sortudo_78> no working leases in persisten database - sleeping
[13:29] <barlrol> mgolish: ok did u have to download some codecs or libraries or anything...i have a 3.0 ghz amd dual core...it shouldnt be choppy
[13:29] <gordonjcp> tyrion_: it's one of the menus at the bottom on the login screen
[13:30] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: did you run the command i told you?
[13:30] <ljsoftnet> What does this mean, "For pre wine-0.9.47 versions only"?
[13:30] <sortudo_78> tes
[13:30] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[13:30] <v0lksman> Does anyone know how to completely disable the back/forward mouse button gestures in FF3?
[13:30] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: looks like it cant reach your dhcp server
[13:30] <gordonjcp> ljsoftnet: just what it says, it's intended for versions of wine before 0.9.47
[13:30] <Holyhandgrenade> shadowjack i never managed to correctly own the home partition after the new inst
[13:30] <sortudo_78> i got a ip
[13:30] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: is eth0 your wired interface?
[13:30] <newbie204> For some unknown reason i am unable to use update manager and synaptic. When I try to start synaptic i see starting administrative application tab which disappears in a few seconds and nothing happens
[13:30] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: oh ok
[13:30] <mgolisch> :)
[13:31] <ljsoftnet> gordonjcp ok
[13:31] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, ubuntu should have a seperate home partition by default, i dont know why they dont
[13:31] <vegombrei> is there a skype for ubuntu ?
[13:31] <axplus> if i wort ping -t google.com in terminal i get Usage: ping [-LRUbdfnqrvVaA] [-c count] [-i interval] [-w deadline]
[13:31] <axplus>             [-p pattern] [-s packetsize] [-t ttl] [-I interface or address]
[13:31] <axplus>             [-M mtu discovery hint] [-S sndbuf]
[13:31] <axplus>             [ -T timestamp option ] [ -Q tos ] [hop1 ...] destination
[13:31] <FloodBot2> axplus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:31] <bazhang> Anacranom, you messaged me?
[13:31] <newbie204> when i click on update manager it starts but i am unable to download any updates
[13:31] <gordonjcp> axplus: -t needs a parameter
[13:31] <sortudo_78> mgolisch: please take a look: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11838/
[13:31] <gordonjcp> axplus: What exactly are you trying to do?
[13:31] <DracoZA> what do I need to enable/install to be able read smb shares ?
[13:31] <Holyhandgrenade> newbie204: maybe you should try running apt get from the terminal to see apts output
[13:31] <barlrol> mgolish: ok did u have to download some codecs or libraries or anything...i have a 3.0 ghz amd dual core...it shouldnt be choppy
[13:31] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, its easy actually. sudo into the users control thingy and change the permissions
[13:32] <white_eagle> hello, I connected another monitor to my laptop, but I don't know how to activate it
[13:32] <v0lksman> DracoZA: smbfs
[13:32] <white_eagle> in gutsy there was screens and graphics I think
[13:32] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: looks good, the question is why didnt networkmanager do that on its own
[13:32] <white_eagle> I don't know how can I configure it with hardy and the ati driver
[13:32] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, but yeah, its a hassle. thats why i do fresh installs :)
[13:32] <DracoZA> tx v0lksman
[13:32] <sortudo_78> i got an ip but cat ping my gateway :(
[13:32] <mgolisch> network manager is installed by default right?
[13:32] <Catcheeto> vegombrei: Yeah, you can get skype from apt-get, sudo apt-get install skype
[13:32] <newbie204> Holyhandgrenade,  it says unable to resolve nom which is my computers hostname
[13:32] <sortudo_78> 192.168.0.1
[13:32] <mgolisch> it seemed to be for me atleast
[13:32] <white_eagle> any tips?
[13:33] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: what does it say?
[13:33] <mntzn> How can i make ubuntu use my cpu @ 100% ?
[13:33] <sortudo_78> unrriachable
[13:33] <sortudo_78> unrriechabe
[13:33] <gordonjcp> mntzn: "stress"
[13:33] <gordonjcp> mntzn: What exactly are you trying to do?
[13:33] <Triffid_Hunter> mntzn: I often use transcode for that, or gcc
[13:33] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: maybe your routing table is screwed
[13:33] <shadowjack> Holyhandgrenade, its also why i usually wait 3 months or more before i upgrade after a new release. once i skipped an upgrade entirely just so i wouldnt have to deal with the mess
[13:34] <Triffid_Hunter> mntzn: while true; do echo; done works, but only uses a couple parts of your cpu, whereas transcode tends to use most of it
[13:34] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: but usualy you should be able to reach computers in the same subnet
[13:34] <newbie204> resolved
[13:34] <tyrion_> is there a way to configure libnotify so that the boxes are opening at the left bottom in a horizontal order ?
[13:34] <Holyhandgrenade> newbie204: can you try running :sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade: in your terminal please
[13:34] <sortudo_78> ping 192.168.0.1 > Destination Host Unrreachable
[13:34] <gordonjcp> axplus: did you solve your ping problem?
[13:34] <mntzn> gordonjcp: well it's only used @ 36%
[13:34] <mntzn> somekind of powersave i think
[13:34] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: and 192.168.0.1 is definetly right?
[13:34] <gordonjcp> mntzn: uhm
[13:34] <newbie204> Holyhandgrenade,  no need i think its resolved i needed to left the hostname field blank in my network settings
[13:34] <sortudo_78> yes
[13:34] <gordonjcp> mntzn: it's not meant to be at 100% all the time
[13:34] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: was that the ip the dhcp response came from?
[13:35] <newbie204> Holyhandgrenade,  thank you
[13:35] <axplus> in need to get time out from my site
[13:35] <mntzn> even if set cpufreq -g performance it goes to lowest in 10 secs
[13:35] <sortudo_78> 192.168.0.1 is my router, i have dual boot, o windows is everything all right
[13:35] <gordonjcp> axplus: what does ping -t do in Windows?
[13:35] <newbie204> Holyhandgrenade,  by the way i am disliking 8.04 each day. First of all i dont like firefox beta 3 which freezes often
[13:36] <vegombrei> Catcheeto: doesn't work :(
[13:36] <white_eagle> how can I configure the other monitor using the ati drivers on my laptop (hardy system)?
[13:36] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: and ifconfig list that you have an ip in the same subnet?
[13:36] <axplus> axplus@axplus-desktop:~$ ping -t
[13:36] <axplus> ping: option requires an argument -- t
[13:36] <axplus> Usage: ping [-LRUbdfnqrvVaA] [-c count] [-i interval] [-w deadline]
[13:36] <axplus>             [-p pattern] [-s packetsize] [-t ttl] [-I interface or address]
[13:36] <axplus>             [-M mtu discovery hint] [-S sndbuf]
[13:36] <FloodBot2> axplus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:36] <axplus>             [ -T timestamp option ] [ -Q tos ] [hop1 ...] destination
[13:36] <Fallenou> here is my problem : http://pastebin.com/m38a16b1c
[13:36] <white_eagle> I remember 'screens and graphics' in gutsy, but I can't see anything like that in hardy
[13:36] <shadowjack> newbie204, from what ive seen of ubuntu, new releases are like star trek movies, every other release sucks
[13:36] <newbie204> Holyhandgrenade, i tried to download firefox 2 and even with firefox two i am unable to install google browser sync plugin
[13:36] <Fallenou> i tried killing nm-applet it  does not work
[13:36] <gordonjcp> axplus: hello, are you listening to me?
[13:36] <v0lksman> white_eagle: check out urandr....
[13:36] <axplus> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11839/
[13:36] <mgolisch> axplus: -t needs an argument, didnt we tell you that?
[13:37] <sortudo_78> mgolisch: it is not a fisical foult, becaose i got ip and dns configuration atomatcaly
[13:37] <newbie204> shadowjack,  but its a lts it had to be better
[13:37]  * gordonjcp stabs axplus with a rolled-up man page
[13:37] <v0lksman> white_eagle: but with an ATI it will be very hit or miss
[13:37] <Catcheeto> vegombrei: What version are you running?
[13:37] <white_eagle> v0lksman: ??
[13:37] <newbie204> shadowjack,  i am thinking about going back to 7.10 which was quite stable and bug free atleast for me
[13:37] <sortudo_78> i am sure it is not a fisical problem
[13:37] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: yeah but something must be wrong
[13:37] <white_eagle> v0lksman: I can't run urandr from terminal
[13:38] <ir1> ohyeah, 7.04 was also stable
[13:38] <v0lksman> white_eagle: you aren't in X at all?
[13:38] <ir1> firefox 3 suckz ATM
[13:38] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: type sudo route -n
[13:38] <sortudo_78> not in layer 1
[13:38] <white_eagle> v0lksman: ??
[13:38] <white_eagle> v0lksman: I am in gnome
[13:38] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: and paste the output on a nopaste service
[13:38] <shadowjack> newbie204, im still on 7.10 and dont plan on updating anytime soon
[13:38] <white_eagle> vorian: currently
[13:38] <Holyhandgrenade> newbie204: i use kubuntu so i think we may face different problems.
[13:38] <v0lksman> white_eagle: right...so download and install the urandr package and run it
[13:38] <gordonjcp> axplus: I'm trying to help you solve your problem but you appear to be ignoring me.  Have you solved your problem?
[13:39] <sortudo_78> my ifconfig has changed
[13:39] <sortudo_78> i will rebbot
[13:39] <v0lksman> white_eagle: http://albertomilone.com/urandr.html
[13:39] <axplus> no
[13:39] <shadowjack> newbie204, and the last lts release was awful for me
[13:39] <axplus> but i wont
[13:39] <msshams> ﻿i want run a script every hour only one time. is this true? ﻿0 * * * * sh /root/ref-ip-ban.sh
[13:39] <mgolisch> axplus: if you use -t why dont you give it the required arguemtn as shown in the help message?
[13:39] <gordonjcp> axplus: ok, right, what exactly does -t do in Windows?
[13:39] <legend2440> white_eagle: screens and graphics is under Other in menu but you have to open menu editor and click it for it to show
[13:40] <barlrol> mgolish: in mplayer it says to many packets in buffer when i try to play this movie
[13:40] <gordonjcp> axplus: you said you were trying to get the same result as 'ping -t' in Windows, but I don't know what that does
[13:40] <v0lksman> legend2440: thx....didn't know that!  cooL!
[13:40] <white_eagle> legend2440: oh, thanks
[13:40] <mgolisch> gordonjcp: it sends pings forever
[13:40] <gordonjcp> mgolisch: ah
[13:40] <rutgermasi> !repeat | white_eagle
[13:40] <mgolisch> gordonjcp: until ctrl+c
[13:40] <white_eagle> ??
[13:40] <white_eagle> rutgermasi: what?
[13:40] <axplus> it's give me time out for server
[13:40] <rutgermasi> What was your question?
[13:40] <Catcheeto> gordonjcp: ping -t in windows just keeps pinging till you hit ctrl+c
[13:41] <barlrol> mgolish: in mplayer it says to many packets in buffer when i try to play this movie
[13:41] <white_eagle> rutgermasi: I already solved it ;)
[13:41] <mgolisch> barlrol: is that movie finished?
[13:41] <barlrol> now just starts
[13:41] <mgolisch> barlrol: i had the same with a movie that was still torrenting
[13:41] <barlrol> no
[13:41] <barlrol> its a 1080p file though
[13:41] <rutgermasi> white_eagle: Ok ;), but there is an alternative to Screen&Graphics in menu: 'nvidia-settings'
[13:41] <mgolisch> ther emight be too much missing
[13:42] <v0lksman> rutgermasi: he's using ATI
[13:42] <mgolisch> watched a h264 mkv with 1280x800 or something yesterday
[13:42] <mgolisch> it worked flawlessly
[13:42] <white_eagle> rutgermasi: I am an ati user
[13:42] <Andycas> why doesnt rythmbox want to play networked content?
[13:43] <joeKr> When I install the restricted Nvidia driver, I "must manually configure", but I can't find any settings that work, it doesn't pass "X test" on nVidia, nv, or VESA.  And the only resolutions are 640x480 or 800x600.  What's wrong?
[13:43] <spindle> Hello all
[13:43] <derspankster> Andycas, The only program that I've found that will play media over my network is movie player.
[13:43] <shadowjack> Andycas, you may need restriced codes
[13:43] <polvancamp> hi, I'm having gnome-volume-control segfaulting on me here
[13:43] <sortudo_78> mgolish, i rebboted, now the routes is ok it is correct
[13:43] <polvancamp> not too amusing
[13:43] <shadowjack> Andycas, restricted codecs
[13:43] <mgolisch> sortudo_78: ok
[13:43] <polvancamp> where can I best report this?
[13:43] <Prefix> joeKr: Set your monitor in displayconfig-gtk
[13:44] <kripz> does network manager use wpa_supplicant?
[13:44] <Prefix> joeKr: run displayconfig-gtk as root and set up your screen
[13:44] <mgolisch> kripz: yeah iam quite sure it does
[13:44] <rutgermasi> white_eagle: That's why i asked to repeat your question ;)
[13:44] <mgolisch> kripz: i dont know of any other supplicant thats availiable
[13:44] <mgolisch> for linux/unix
[13:44] <Mikeg> hi
[13:44]  * spass is away: idzie w teeworlds mieszać \o/
[13:44] <Mikeg> everyone, how to move the mysql data directory to difference directory?
[13:44] <spindle> Hi Mikeg
[13:45] <Mikeg> spindle: hi
[13:45] <XB23> why would you need to mikeg?
[13:45] <Mikeg> spindle: any idea?
[13:45] <mgolisch> i think its one setting in the conf only
[13:45] <XB23> i guess reinstall mysql with --prefix==
[13:45] <mgolisch> datadir or so
[13:45] <shadowjack> Andycas, also, most gtk gnome media players have major show stoppers. i dont know why but no one can get them right. i suggest trying Amarok
[13:45] <Mikeg> not really.
[13:45] <Mikeg> I had changed the configuration file.
[13:45] <axplus> ?
[13:45] <Mikeg> in /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[13:45] <white_eagle> bye
[13:46] <sortudo_78> i think i will have to change tu suse :(((
[13:46] <Sarah> hmm so rythmbox said i needed some codec, and it searched and found gstreamer, now the files it wants to install are named libsidplay1 and gstreamer0.10-plugin-ugly ... that -ugly bit isnt very reassuring, is that an ok thing to download?
[13:46] <adrien> bonjour
[13:46] <black971> hello
[13:46] <joeKr> Prefix: OK, I'll try it.  BRB...
[13:46] <kripz> this is my working wpa_supplicant.conf: http://pastebin.com/m5f502f85, can i use network manager instead? if so, which settings do i choose?
[13:46] <shadowjack> Sarah, yes, its ok. i dont know why they name them like that
[13:46] <adrien> il y a des fr ici ?
[13:46] <shadowjack> Sarah, it scares new users but its ok
[13:47] <Sarah> lol thanks
[13:47] <spindle> Nope, sorry. Thinking of a similar problem, but installed xine player and codecs and worked itself out.
[13:47] <_adriaan> Sarah: yeah, it's something with the nonfree part
[13:47] <Mikeg> no one know this issue in ubuntu8?
[13:47] <black971> i have a problem with unreal ircd. plz help me
[13:47] <mgolisch> Mikeg: whats wrong?
[13:47] <derspankster> Andycas, Actually, I misspoke, I can get rythymbox to play network mp3
[13:47] <mgolisch> Mikeg: isnt there those basedir and datadir settings?
[13:47] <Mikeg> mguolisch: I can't move my mysql datadir to difference directory.
[13:47] <DracoZA> I need to copy a file from my desktop to a usr/share folder however I cant do it via the gui as it says I dont have permissions, whats the copy command from console ?
[13:47] <mgolisch> what happens if you do? @ Mikeg
[13:47] <Mikeg> mgolisch: I had changed the configuration file.
[13:48] <Mikeg> say:May 13 19:54:54 ghw kernel: [ 2017.285441] audit(1210679694.777:33): type=1503 operation="inode_create" requested_mask="w::" denied_mask="w::" name="/home/mysql/ghw.lower-test" pid=9583 profile="/usr/sbin/mysqld" namespace="default"
[13:48] <rutgermasi> Mikeg: Why should you not use mysqldump?
[13:48] <Moya> hi
[13:48] <_adriaan> DracoZA: sudo cp mydir /usr/share/mycopieddir
[13:48] <Mikeg> rutgermasi: use mysqldump?
[13:48] <Mikeg> no
[13:48] <sortudo_78> moglisch: what else could i try ?
[13:48] <DracoZA> thankx _adriaan
[13:48] <Moya> no french  ?
[13:48] <Mikeg> I need mysqld work on difference datadir.
[13:48] <Mikeg> if I use /var/lib/msyql, it is ok.
[13:48] <Mikeg> it can work, I can start mysqld.
[13:49] <gordonjcp> axplus: so it pings forever and tells you how long the ping took?
[13:49] <rutgermasi> Mikeg: edit /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[13:49] <spindle> Is there anyone here that knows about a problem with the HD thrashing constantly on a desktop, even in the logon screen?...
[13:49] <mgolisch> Mikeg: did you alter the permissions on the new dir?
[13:49] <Mikeg> but I move the datadir to difference place, it can't work.
[13:49] <Andycas> derspankster: how?
[13:49] <kling0n> lol: http://xkcd.com/416/ b sure to read the alt text :)
[13:49] <Mikeg> mgolisch, yeah, let me check.
[13:49] <mgolisch> Mikeg: like that the mysql user has write permission to that stuff?
[13:49] <adrien> french ?
[13:49] <rutgermasi> Mikeg: what says mysql in his error log or terminal?
[13:49] <Pici> !fr | adrien
[13:49] <Pici> !ot | kling0n
[13:49] <kling0n> got it :)
[13:49] <Mikeg> drwxr-xr-x  3 mysql mysql  4096 2008-05-13 19:53 mysql
[13:49] <gordonjcp> kling0n: heh
[13:50] <Mikeg> I think it is ok.
[13:50] <adrien> ha merci c'est ce que je voulais
[13:50] <Mikeg> the permission is ok.
[13:50] <gordonjcp> kling0n: I thought about writing a patch for Network Manager to automatically wave aircrack-ng at WEP and WPA/PSK connections ;-)
[13:50] <mgolisch> Mikeg: what error message do you get?
[13:50] <rutgermasi> Mikeg: what says mysql in his error log or terminal?
[13:50] <Andycas> derspankster: nvm, amarok is playing it fine
[13:50] <Mikeg> where can i pasted the error message?
[13:51] <Mikeg> Can I pasted them in here?
[13:51] <rutgermasi> !pastebin | Mikeg
[13:51] <derspankster> Andycas, build a playlist by browsing to the file location on your server.
[13:52] <derspankster> Andycas, I just added everything I have on my server
[13:52] <Mikeg> I had pasted, why can not see it here?
[13:52] <Mikeg> strange.
[13:53] <DracoZA> whats the command line to rename a file ?
[13:53] <derspankster> Andycas, amarok and rythymbox are about the same
[13:53] <kling0n> gordonjcp: gould be a plugin to network manager
[13:53] <gordonjcp> kling0n: yeah
[13:53] <barlrol> is there a task manager built into ubuntu...there is a movie playing and i closed vlc but i still hear audio
[13:54] <gordonjcp> kling0n: could be tricky, some net drivers need to be patched to allow injection
[13:54] <BUGabundo_work> can some one please test run seahorse from a shell?
[13:54] <BUGabundo_work> sorry
[13:54] <kling0n> barlrol: alt-f2 then "killall -9 vlc"
[13:54] <BUGabundo_work> sshfs
[13:54] <BUGabundo_work> I just get a buch of "dump" messages
[13:54] <DracoZA> can someone tell me the command to rename a file, I thought it was rn but not
[13:54] <barlrol> klingOn: thanks is there a gui interface task manager?
[13:54] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: mv
[13:55] <DracoZA> tx BUGabundo_work
[13:55] <kling0n> gordonjcp: but could be made to work for supported drivers first :)
[13:55] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: no prob
[13:55] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: can you repay back by testing sshfs?
[13:55] <kling0n> barlrol: gnome-system-monitor
[13:55] <BUGabundo_work> to see if it is just me, or if it is a bug?
[13:55] <kling0n> barlrol: you can add it to your gnome panel as an applet
[13:55] <kripz> this is my working wpa_supplicant.conf: http://pastebin.com/m5f502f85, can i use network manager instead? if so, which settings do i choose?
[13:55] <DracoZA> BUGabundo_work, you tell me how and sure
[13:56] <vegombrei> hi is there a terminal based web browser ?
[13:56] <gordonjcp> vegombrei: links, or lynx
[13:56] <gordonjcp> vegombrei: or even elinks
[13:56] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: sudo apt-get install sshfs (if you don't have it yet)
[13:56] <vegombrei> gordonjcp: thanks :)
[13:56] <derspankster> can't get a rise from anyone on #awn but is anyone using awn having trouble with the weather applet not updating?
[13:56] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: then just run it from a shell
[13:56] <kling0n> kripz: it should be able to.... try shutting down the wpa_supplicant and connecting through the network manager
[13:57] <DracoZA> BUGabundo_work, k where do you want me to connect to ?
[13:58] <vegombrei> gordonjcp: none of them are installed .. isnt there one with a w2 something ?
[13:58] <kripz> kling0n, im not sure what settings to use, i chose wpa enterprise, ttls, but couldnt find md5 anywhere?
[13:58] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: no need to connect nowhere
[13:58] <BUGabundo_work> just test it
[13:58] <gordonjcp> vegombrei: possibly
[13:59] <kling0n> kripz: it doesn't autodetect ?
[13:59] <kling0n> kripz: should be able to be negotiable
[13:59] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: if it fails, as it does with me, you get a lot of lines with dump
[13:59] <DracoZA> BUGabundo_work, it runs : "missing host" is the response
[13:59] <BUGabundo_work> so it is on my side
[14:00] <BUGabundo_work> thanks, DracoZA
[14:00] <kripz> kling0n, for phase2 type there is no md5
[14:00] <DracoZA> :)
[14:00] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: one more thing
[14:00] <BUGabundo_work> 32 or 64 bits
[14:01] <FooAtari> if I mount a second hard drive to a folder inside my home folder, and then formatted my primary hard drive containing that home folder would it format the second hard drive as it was mounted there?
[14:01] <wirechief_> anyone have a idea why it takes 10 minutes for a Sony Laptop to boot a Ubunto 8.04 livecd ?
[14:01] <mgolisch> Mikeg: you need to  paste there, then copy and paste the url in here
[14:01] <alexi5> what is the RFC number for the http protocol
[14:01] <mgolisch> alexi5: ask google
[14:01] <BUGabundo_work> DracoZA: one more thing: 32 or 64 bits?
[14:01] <TimothyP> Hi, I have configured software raid on ubuntu server, I have /dev/md0 which seems to be 0GB , then /dev/md2 and /dev/md3 (which is mounted / ) and the server is working. but array-info says md2 and m3 are not clean, but contain no errors, I get the same at start up
[14:01] <TimothyP> what does it mean
[14:01] <leif_> does steam games run fine in wine
[14:02] <FooAtari> some do leif_
[14:02] <bazhang> !appdb | leif_ check here
[14:02] <leif_> ok nice
[14:02] <ubnoob> Hi, I was wondering what people suggest for a swap partition for the latest Ubuntu download?
[14:02] <Mikeg> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11845/
[14:02] <Redfoxy> hi all
[14:02] <TimothyP> !swap
[14:02] <BUGabundo_work> ubnoob: 2xRAM as usual
[14:03] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: typically people say twice as much swap as RAM
[14:03] <Redfoxy> boys, i've a toshiba l30-114 and iv'e troubles with my audio card, it look like recognized but i cannot hear nothing... and i cannot change the volume in the mixer
[14:03] <BUGabundo_work> mine is 8.4GiBs
[14:03] <Redfoxy> any info?
[14:03] <BUGabundo_work> I have 4GiBs of RAM
[14:03] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: this is kind of "received wisdom" though, which made sense 20 years ago
[14:03] <Mikeg> mgolisch: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11845/
[14:03] <Mikeg> it is here.
[14:03] <ubnoob> Wow, well, I'm sporting 4 gigs of RAM on this laptop...That's a lot of space for memory, hmm?
[14:03] <Mikeg> pls help me.
[14:03] <Hote1> anyone here able to help me out with minicom?
[14:03] <gordonjcp> Hote1: What exactly are you trying to do?
[14:04] <Hote1> I just installed a fresh 8.04, ran setup with a USB to Serial device /dev/ttyUSB0
[14:04] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: incidentally with 2GB of RAM I basically can't see a difference between swap being on and swap being off
[14:04] <Hote1> and I get this when starting up
[14:04] <Hote1> minicom: ../iconv/loop.c:430: internal_utf8_loop_single: Assertion `inptr - bytebuf > (state->__count & 7)' failed.
[14:04] <Hote1>                                                                                                                    Aborted
[14:04] <gordonjcp> Hote1: pastebin
[14:04] <gordonjcp> ah, it's only one line
[14:04] <gordonjcp> Hote1: weird
[14:04] <Hote1> yeah, that is what I thought
[14:05] <GhostFish2_> HELP Please I keep getting " Desktop effects could not be enabled " when I try and run compiz.. But if I do a compiz --replace it gives me an error about my screen being too big.. 2560 X 1024 . If I shrink it . and run compiz --replace I get the white screen of DEATH!!! help please...
[14:05] <gordonjcp> iconv is to do with utf8 conversion
[14:05] <ubnoob> gordonjcp, so do you suggest skipping this step all together? I'm planning on using Ubuntu almost exclusively for college and work, so I wont NEED a lot of ram, but there was a deal on the dell website *Shrug* I figured, the more the merrier.
[14:05] <Hote1> it was working for a while on my 7.10 upgrade to 8.04, I screwed something up royally and decided to re-install yesterday when I noticed this message on that system
[14:05] <harris> heyyyy guyss,, how can I delete a program?
[14:05] <laeg> harris: applications > add/remove
[14:06] <bazhang> harris how installed
[14:06] <LadyNikon> harris: go into synaptic.. select the package for deletion
[14:06] <zephyr> harris, sudo apt-get remove <program>
[14:06] <Mikeg> look like the audit some limited.
[14:06] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: set it up anyway, it can't hurt
[14:06] <Tm_T> ubnoob: have swap, a bit more than you have ram
[14:06] <Tm_T> ubnoob: you would love swap if you like to use suspend or hibernate
[14:06] <zephyr> if cups does not autodetect my printer, how do I install the necessary driver?
[14:06] <gordonjcp> Hote1: try googling for just the bit about "internal_utf8_loop_single"
[14:06] <Hote1> gordonjcp, do you think I might be missing some sort of package?
[14:07] <gordonjcp> Hote1: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=423017
[14:07] <ubnoob> Tm_T, oh! Is that it's main purpose? I'm a huge fan of hibernates and suspends on Windows
[14:07] <Mikeg> mgolisch?
[14:07] <gordonjcp> Hote1: also http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=413934
[14:07] <Mikeg> are you here now?
[14:07] <ubnoob> So much easier than worrying about wasting battery power between classes, shutting down and starting up each time
[14:08] <Tm_T> ubnoob: no, but it is used to that too
[14:08] <khamael> after I upgraded to hardy, sound won`t work with zsnes. I have tried all the "zsnes -ad" commands
[14:08] <Tm_T> ubnoob: swap is "extend" to your ram
[14:09] <Hote1> gordonjcp, so it is a sit and wait situation?
[14:09] <ubnoob> Tm_T, alright, thanks, and just allocate the rest to the root mount point? Or are there any other linux "kernals" of wisdom (Pun-tastic) I should know about partitioning?
[14:09] <kiosk> bona
[14:10] <skyowner> hi
[14:10] <skyowner> is anyone here have an Inspiron 1525 ?
[14:10] <skyowner> ???
[14:10] <Mikeg> mgolisch: seem to I got it.
[14:10] <gordonjcp> Hote1: the second link I posted suggested something
[14:10] <Mikeg> may be the selinux-policy-default issue
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> skyowner yes.. in many parts....
[14:11] <ubnoob> Skyowner, I do :)
[14:11] <ubnoob> Currently installing Ubuntu on her right now :)
[14:11] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: it's probably a good idea to make /home a separate partition, so when you need to reinstall you don't need to blow away your existing data
[14:11] <Redfoxy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11847/ <-- what lsmod, lspci and aplay tell about my audio card
[14:11] <ubnoob> gordonjcp, so how much room should I use for root, do you think?
[14:12] <gordonjcp> !partitions
[14:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Redfoxy Fixing sound.. download this: http://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa/raw-file/tip/alsa-info.sh  #and run the script as Normal User... with this command: bash ./alsa-info.sh  ... then go to http://en.pastebin.ca/906336 and answer those questions ..  then  /join #Alsa and provide them with your question and a link to the uploaded file.
[14:12] <gordonjcp> hm, not quite what I was looking for
[14:12] <dj_shoo> hi all. got a question. i've got an Ubuntu 8.04, Gnome, configured autologon and hibernate. after resume from hibernate system asks for a password. how can i resume directly to desktop, without prompting for password?
[14:12] <GhostFish2_> HELP Please I keep getting " Desktop effects could not be enabled " when I try and run compiz.. But if I do a compiz --replace it gives me an error about my screen being too big.. 2560 X 1024 . If I shrink it . and run compiz --replace I get the white screen of DEATH!!! help please... I'm runnign a ATI X1950 card
[14:13] <Tm_T> ubnoob: you perhaps like to have /home in separate partition
[14:13] <Jack_Sparrow> gordonjcp http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[14:13] <msnbot> my ubuntu hardy doesn't append mshome.net dns suffix that is served from a winxp sp3 pro ICS. the hostname of ubuntu is Kubuntu. so I need whole network should recognise it by Kubuntu.mshome.net. how can I achieve that?
[14:13] <Tm_T> ubnoob: / needs 20 G at top (usually much less is way enough)
[14:14] <Redfoxy> thanky jack
[14:14] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:14] <xinu1> Hi, I am using hardy and since official release date, when I go into 'update manager' i see no updates. it this ok?
[14:14] <ubnoob> Tm_T, eep...Really? I don't have that much space, I only left about 30 gigs for Linux out of the 120 gig hard drive, because I wasn't putting anything heavy duty into it
[14:14] <Andycas> how to add "sudo conky" to be launched at startup?
[14:14] <ikonia> xinu1: depends if the packages you have installed have updates available
[14:14] <Jack_Sparrow> GhostFish2_ PLease drop the help-me text and /join #Compiz
[14:14] <Andycas> And do i need to enter password each time?
[14:14] <gordonjcp> Andycas: What exactly are you trying to do?
[14:14] <ikonia> xinu1: there have not been many updates since stble
[14:14] <Tm_T> ubnoob: oh, then, just rest for the system, it's still enough
[14:15] <jussi01> !bum | Andycas
[14:15] <xinu1> ikonia: thnx
[14:15] <Andycas> gordonjcp: i need to launch conky with sudo, else it wont read data from hddtemp.
[14:16] <ubnoob> Tm_T, Well, I know Vista uses around 7 gigs of hard drive space off the CD, at least ultimate does...Assuming Linux is lighter weight, do you think 5 or 8 could handle root?
[14:16] <Tm_T> ubnoob: heh, prolly even 4 is enough
[14:16] <Tm_T> ubnoob: but put just one partition, with that small space you might lose flexibility
[14:16] <genii> Min somewhere like 2.6
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> ubnoob I have run as little as 4
[14:17] <gordonjcp> Andycas: hm, you might be looking for something like suid
[14:17] <ubnoob> Tm_T, great :) Thank you, and you too Gordonjcp, for your help! :)
[14:17] <gordonjcp> Andycas: maybe googling for something like "run conky as root"
[14:17] <gordonjcp> ubnoob: good luck ;-)
[14:18] <Tm_T> ubnoob: FYI, my / uses only ~4 G and I have "huge" install, sorta, getting bigger soon actually :-P
[14:18] <greg__> salve a tutti
[14:18] <msnbot> my ubuntu hardy doesn't append mshome.net dns suffix. how can I make it append? and the full host address will be Kubuntu.mshome.net
[14:18] <bazhang> !it | greg__
[14:18] <ubnoob> Tm_T, wow, ok :) I was going to customize the look a little bit, since from what I hear that's one of the most awesome things about Linux
[14:19] <ubnoob> Hope that wont take up too much space hehe
[14:19] <Tm_T> ubnoob: meet us in #ubuntu-offtopic and we'll talk more
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !themes | ubnoob
[14:20] <ubnoob> Ah thank you Jack :)
[14:20] <ubnoob> Ubotu still a fan of the botsnacks?
[14:20] <ubnoob> !botsnack
[14:20] <Jack_Sparrow> np.. also look at videos on youtube for ideas on what you can make compiz do to be cute
[14:20] <ubnoob> hehe
[14:21] <laeg> ubnoob: there are compiz-fusion official release videos on their site
[14:21] <Jack_Sparrow> ubnoob I have 3d windows that float off the cube and fishies swimming inside the cube etc..
[14:21] <ubnoob> That sounds cool!
[14:22] <mgolisch> wow my comp allways dies when activating compiz
[14:22] <Sarah> how do you get the fish Jack_Sparrow ?
[14:22] <laeg> wouldn't it be cool if we could have multiple OS running on one screen with compiz cube
[14:22] <mgolisch> that old geforce fx 5200go with 32mb ram has a hard time rendering all that stuff
[14:22] <mgolisch> :)
[14:22] <laeg> i don't mean a virtual machine
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Sarah it is an addone that I had to compile...  I can probably find the link if you like
[14:22] <Sarah> oh
[14:22] <kripz> does ntwork manager support phase2 md5?
[14:23] <Sarah> nah thats ok, thanks though
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> any time
[14:23] <Sarah> i really should cut back on the unnecessary effects
[14:23] <Sarah> lol
[14:23] <Andycas> whats the "users settings" terminal command?
[14:23] <cq_> hi... i just installed the system, time and date settings won't update automatically (I can't select the checkbox) even though I have ntp and ntpdate installed... any ideas?
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Sarah ok.. start by removing gdm..  :)  Just kidding people..
[14:24] <Sarah> lol
[14:24] <skyowner> i don't understabnd why after installing backports modules for my Dell Inspiron to enable Front microphone
[14:24] <skyowner> (what does'nt work)
[14:24] <skyowner> but after boot i did not have net anymor ei needed to do a /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:24] <Jack_Sparrow> skyowner /join #Alsa
[14:27] <STSX> I'm trying to stop "dansguardian" from loading on startup w/o uninstalling it. I ran update-rc.d to remove it from the startup scripts, and it seemed to work since I don't see any reference to dansguardian in any of the /etc/rcX.d folders, but it still ends up somehow being loaded. What am I missing?
[14:27] <ghaith> hey, is there a way i can install only selected apps in ubuntu, i need for example to install just mysql, a C compiler and libpcap, probably additional stuff, but not the selection from ubuntu's main cd, and i dont' want to download the full ubuntu server cd for just these
[14:27] <hostf4cekilla> ghaith: look for netinstall mini.iso
[14:27] <ghaith> hostf4cekilla, thx
[14:28] <simNIX> i just did a fresh 8.04 install - I would like to add filezilla - when I type it at the command line I dont get what to type to install it (like it do get with for instance mc) - I gave enabled all repositories by default in synaptic
[14:28] <m00se> ync
[14:28] <vegombrei> hi how do i set up an ftp so my friends can connect to my computer and download movies and stuff
[14:28] <simNIX> do I need to add a repository ?
[14:28] <m00se> sorry, my connection was reset
[14:28] <rutgermasi> simNIX: 'sudo apt-get install filezilla' I think
[14:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !filezilla
[14:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !find filezilla
[14:28] <Byan> can anyone tell me off hand what ubuntu's kernel was at, at the launch of the last release?
[14:28] <codecain1> how can I tell what type of memory hardware is installed in bash?
[14:29] <mgolisch> ghaith: maybe install using debootstrap or look if the install cd has a minimal installation option
[14:29] <simNIX> tnx
[14:29] <rutgermasi> Byan: 8.04 (hardy) has: uname -r
[14:29] <rutgermasi> 2.6.24-16-generic
[14:29] <KRF> codecain, lshw
[14:29] <Jack_Sparrow> simNIX rutgermasi has it right
[14:29] <KRF> vegombrei, there are so many howtos for that
[14:29] <simNIX> I thought since when I typed mc it sayd do apt-get install mc that it would for every program
[14:29] <mgolisch> codecain1: lshw maybe
[14:29] <rutgermasi> codecain1: try the package 'hwinfo'
[14:29] <lartza_> What's the best lightweight MEDIA player and audio player? Not most lightweight, just some of the top.
[14:29] <codecain1> ty
[14:30] <rsk> lartza_: MPlayer
[14:30] <spass> lartza_, aplay :P
[14:30] <rsk> or XMMS
[14:30] <Byan> rutgermasi: I would've done that but i'm not running it atm >_>
[14:30] <mgolisch> mplayer allmost plays everything
[14:30] <lartza_> xmms is not mediaplayer and it sucks
[14:30] <mgolisch> what would you want more?
[14:30] <lartza_> is mplayer lightweight then?
[14:30] <rsk> why does xmms suck
[14:30] <simNIX> vlc is IMHO also nice
[14:30] <gaokai> could anybody tell me how to install tar1.13 on ubuntu8.04?i have to install cadence.
[14:30] <ghaith> mgolisch, as far as i know the default cd has only a standard installation, but what's debootstrap? let's google
[14:31] <lartza_> it just sucks rsk, it's ancient
[14:31] <joaopinto> Mikeg, Ubuntu Hardy ships with apparmor, I am not sure there is a mysql profile for it
[14:31] <rsk> lartza_: chekl the cvs it's still developed = not ancient.
[14:31] <Mikeg> joaopinto:
[14:31] <Mikeg> thanks
[14:31] <Mikeg> I got it now.
[14:31] <joaopinto> if there is that could be blocking the accessed on an unpexected dir
[14:31] <Jack_Sparrow> lartza_ please tone down your comments, this is a support room, we dont do polls or best applications.
[14:31] <joaopinto> it's a security profile
[14:31] <lartza_> simNIX, VLC's playlist management sucks
[14:31] <rsk> lartza_: and there was a recent realse.
[14:31] <lartza_> Jack_Sparrow: I'm finding good lightweight mediaplayer
[14:32] <Mikeg> /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.msyqld
[14:32] <lartza_> Cant find any
[14:32] <joaopinto> Mikeg, ok, you foound it, nice :)
[14:32] <mgolisch> mplayer
[14:32] <mgolisch> :)
[14:32] <erUSUL> gaokai: what's wrong with the version of tar that ships wit ubuntu
[14:32] <Jack_Sparrow> lartza_ we dont do polls, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:32] <Mikeg> joaopinto:;)
[14:32] <lartza_> Jack_Sparrow: Not poll
[14:33] <lartza_> Ok, just any lightweight media player
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !best | lartza_
[14:33] <lartza_> I'm not asking best now
[14:33] <lartza_> just some lightweight mediaplayer, audacious wont play videos and vlc has bad playlist, i'm trying mplayer, GUI?
[14:33] <lartza_> and how ot install in ubuntu
[14:33] <gaokai> the software i want to install can only uncompress under tar1.13
[14:34] <joaopinto> lartza_, install it from the repositories, there is also the gnome mplayer front end
[14:34] <shane2peru> does anyone know what would cause my swap to be used, when really nothing is running?  1.5GB of my 3GB swap is being used!
[14:34] <STSX> I'm trying to stop "dansguardian" from loading on startup w/o uninstalling it. I ran update-rc.d to remove it from the startup scripts, and it seemed to work since I don't see any reference to dansguardian in any of the /etc/rcX.d folders, but dansguardian still ends up somehow being loaded on startup. What am I missing?
[14:34] <lartza_> gmplayer?
[14:35] <shane2peru> does anyone know how to dump what is in swap?
[14:35] <shadowjack> lartza_, try Audacious. use synaptic to install
[14:35] <mgolisch> lartza_: yeah
[14:35] <lartza_> shadowjack: Audacious wont play videos...
[14:35] <lartza_> MEDIA player
[14:35] <mgolisch> but gmplayers playlist thing sucks
[14:35] <mgolisch> its a pain in the ass
[14:36] <mgolisch> thats why i dont use gmplayer
[14:36] <lartza_> :(
[14:36] <shadowjack> lartza_, being a jerk wont get you anywhere
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> mgolisch Watch the language.. thanks
[14:36] <Jakoo> hello may I ask a question? what's the comand to open the writer?
[14:36] <lartza_> so no good media players in ubuntu or linux
[14:36] <mgolisch> i use some shellscripts instead which start mplayer in fulscreen mdoe in a loop over the given files
[14:36] <lartza_> shadowjack: How am I a jerk?
[14:36] <gaokai> i know how to upgrade tar,but don't know how to downgrade it
[14:36] <quentusrex> Does anyone know if it is possible to use finger print scanner for all password control?
[14:37] <ben_underscore> Jakoo: oowriter
[14:37] <shane2peru> does anyone know about swap???
[14:37] <Jakoo> ty
[14:37] <quentusrex> I want to be able to login, and send e-mails with evolution(I have the DSA signature in the keyring) all with just a touch of my finger?
[14:37] <jberg-> if i want to use ndiswrapper for my wireless network card on a dell latitude d531, does anyone know which inf-file i need?
[14:37] <ben_underscore> shane2peru: what do you want to know?
[14:37] <kripz> my network supports many encryption types, how do i create multiple profiles for wpa_supplicant.conf?
[14:37] <shane2peru> ben_underscore, why 1.5GB of swap is being used when nothing is running.
[14:38] <STSX> jberg: Do you know the chipset your wireless card uses?
[14:38] <shane2peru> ben_underscore, I have 3GB of swap and 1.5GB or ram
[14:38] <Tonren> Is there a changelog of some sort for 8.04?
[14:38] <shane2peru> ben_underscore, nothing running and half of swap used.
[14:38] <genii> jberg-: Why not download the 2000 or XP driver from Dell for your model and use the inf file in there?
[14:38] <Jakoo> ben_underscore it's ok but indeed gives me this :javaldx: Could not find a Java Runtime Environment!
[14:39] <shane2peru> ben_underscore, I think something got stuck in swap, is there a way to dump swap?  without restarting?
[14:39] <ben_underscore> Jakoo: hmm...what does the system monitor say? it sounds like you have a process in the background chewing up ram
[14:39] <LOWER_CASE> Hi, ever since I installed Gutsy about 6 weeks ago, I've never had so much trouble with my disk partitions. (1) after the initial install, the disks were all changed from /dev/hdAN to /dev/sdAN, but after any boot-up, they can be *anywhere*. (2) But what is upsetting me hourly, is that USB memory-stick mounts are totally inconsistent: various wrong permissions, various wrong mount points, or just not mounting.  What changed? Why is
[14:39] <LOWER_CASE> it so screwed up? Can anybody help with a URL or HOWTO to fix this mess?
[14:39] <Jakoo> all sleeping
[14:40] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: with gutsy?
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !uuid | LOWER_CASE
[14:40] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: why do you care about the devicenames for your drives?
[14:40] <mgolisch> use uuid
[14:40] <bazhang> lartza_, miro plays videos, what did you need specifically?
[14:40] <shane2peru> LOWER_CASE, is there any reason you didn't install Hardy?
[14:40] <shadowjack> LOWER_CASE, each computer setup has so many variables, its hard to tell. if youre not finding anyting in a google search you may have a rare problem
[14:41] <shane2peru> mgolisch, it is nice to have devices named, for consistency, I use mslables for my usb stick and disk
[14:41] <Jakoo> ben_underscore : it may be the awn
[14:41] <ben_underscore> Jakoo: it could be anything. try installing atop and then run it on the command line, then type m to see the memory usage. that is quite good
[14:41] <genii> LOWER_CASE: Use UUIDs in the files instead of dev names, if you put USB stick A in first one day it's sdc or so, if you ut USB stick B in by itself next day, it becomes sdc instead, even if totally different size or filesystem. UUIDs make sure you have that specific device.
[14:41] <ben_underscore> Jakoo: and if they're sleeping that is only cpu, they would be still in ram
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> LOWER_CASE try this.. it may help us..    sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit  (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[14:41] <shane2peru> LOWER_CASE, the usb things can be named so that they are always consistent, let me find the link on setting that up
[14:42] <Jakoo> yes true
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> shane2peru !uuid
[14:42] <spine55> does anyone have this error in their xorg log file?  I've commented it out but was wondering if there is a way to fix it  (EE) Failed to load module "type1" (module does not exist, 0)
[14:43] <ben_underscore> jakoo: do you run avant window nav?
[14:43] <Jakoo> yes
[14:43] <Jakoo> awn
[14:43] <Jakoo> thats the problem then
[14:43] <shane2peru> Jack_Sparrow, is that a uuid issue?  I always hate uuid, and delete them, and switch to device names. :)  in my fstab and menu.lst at least
[14:43] <LOWER_CASE> Yes, with Gutsy. After all users could no longer long on (because /home had moved from /hdAN to /sdAN and fstab was not updated by the upgrade) I got a bit disillusioned, and do not want to go to later releases just to get burnt again.
[14:44] <LOWER_CASE> Sorry, "After all users could no longer log on".
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> shane2peru if he locks down the devices with uuid then he wont have a problem.  in some cases a dd copy will cause problems with uuid.
[14:44] <ben_underscore> Jakoo: best of luck, i have to split
[14:44] <shadowjack> awn is flaky
[14:44] <Jakoo> thank you ben
[14:44] <shane2peru> Jack_Sparrow, ahh, I know uuid has it's uses, but for me, it is just more of a headache. :)
[14:45] <mgolisch> shane2peru: why?
[14:45] <mgolisch> its easy
[14:45] <Jack_Sparrow> shane2peru agreed, but it is nice for usb devices
[14:45] <mgolisch> you can rearange the disks and stuff
[14:45] <mgolisch> it wouldnt matter
[14:45] <shane2peru> mgolisch, mostly because of backing up and restoring, then restoring grub, and the uuid's don't line up, won't boot, etc!  My system works great with /dev/sda#
[14:46] <facilitador> hello friends!!!
[14:46] <facilitador> hello bazhang
[14:46] <genii> shane2peru: Also the method for changing volume name for a drive varies greatly depending on the filesystem, etc
[14:46] <bazhang> facilitador, hi :)
[14:46] <facilitador> how are you?
[14:46] <shane2peru> mgolisch, I just swapped everything over to a bigger hdd, and then changed the booting order, and presto, worked like a charm, it is probably because of my ignorance to uuid. :)
[14:47] <Pelo> you guys know about dslreport.com , does anyone know an ap or a script that I could run for 24hrs that would give me the same kind of results,  testing my connection speed every 30 min or so and putting out a log or a graph ?
[14:47] <napster> how can i make awn run at startup??????
[14:47] <Sarah> hmm is there a setting somewhere that lets me play audio in firefox while its playing somewhere else, even when i pause my mp3 player, firefox wont play audio... if that makes sense
[14:47] <STSX> Can anyone help me? I can't figure out how "dansguardian" still gets loaded on startup, even though I removed it's startup scripts via update-rc.d (or at least I think it worked--there's no reference to dansguardian in any of my /etc/rcX.d folders). I could uninstall it as a last resort, but I want to just disable it for now. Any ideas?
[14:47] <shane2peru> genii, correct, but it isn't too hard in ubuntu now. :)  Granted in M$ it is still a bit easier, I'll live with the hardships for a better OS
[14:47] <napster> ﻿how can i make awn run at startup??????
[14:47] <facilitador> visual basic need for ubuntu, or something similar
[14:47] <rutgermasi> napster: go to system->prefs->sessions and add AWN
[14:47] <facilitador> visual basic need for ubuntu, or something similar
[14:48] <Pelo> Sarah, it's related to pulseaudio I beleive,  there is a libsupportmozilla or someting like that but it cause flash to crash FF3,
[14:48] <rutgermasi> napster: I thought you must add an startup item with some name (eg AWN) and command avant-window-navigator
[14:48] <bazhang> facilitador, that is c or c++
[14:48] <shane2peru> does anyone know why half of my 3GB swap space is used, when nothing is running?
[14:48] <facilitador> c++
[14:49] <bazhang> !info anjuta
[14:49] <shane2peru> does anyone know how to dump what is in swap space?
[14:49] <bazhang> see above facilitador
[14:49] <Sarah> Pelo, oh ok thanks
[14:49] <Pelo> napster, open everytning you want to run on start up  close everything you don'T ,  goto menu > system> prefs  > sessions,   3rd tab ,  save session
[14:49] <shane2peru> I'm haveing XP HomeED flash backs of my OS not handling it's memory properly.
[14:49] <skyowner> am i alone to have problems with Hardy on networking
[14:49] <skyowner> i tried tor euse my network/interfaces file to connect to Internet
[14:49] <Pelo> shane2peru, more details
[14:49] <TaeZ> hello everybody
[14:50] <skyowner> but i don't know why it was not possible on Hardy
[14:50] <napster> ﻿﻿rutgermasi:thanx
[14:50] <TaeZ> i said hello
[14:50] <shane2peru> Pelo, 1.5GB of my 3GB swap is being used when nothing is running
[14:50] <rutgermasi> napster: you could also use Pelo's solution, to test it just p[res ctrl+alt+backspace
[14:50] <STSX> bazhang: Any chance you could help me out? I can't disable dansguardian from loading on startup.
[14:50] <FlashWolf> hey guys :)
[14:50] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ?
[14:50] <Pelo> shane2peru, the report is not relaible,  is your system actualy slowing down ?
[14:50] <facilitador> I need visual programming in Ubuntu
[14:50] <FlashWolf> i'm with a prob here
[14:50] <shadowjack> skyowner, gutsy has networking issues as well. i work around is to use OpenDNS
[14:51] <bazhang> STSX, where is it set? in the dansguardian settings or in startup session
[14:51] <FlashWolf> i have to install vista on a pc that has ubuntu
[14:51] <shane2peru> Pelo, right, but when I run:  free I get the same results, no the system is running fine.
[14:51] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ?
[14:51] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: just a sec, ill look for a howto
[14:51] <mgolisch> facilitador: what are you aiming at?
[14:51] <napster> well thanx evry1, i did it by adding
[14:51] <shane2peru> Pelo, just bothers me to see the swap graph half full. :)
[14:51] <FlashWolf> i have 4 partitions, ubuntu, swap, files and a new partition for windows
[14:51] <shane2peru> Pelo, on system monitor that is.
[14:51] <mgolisch> facilitador: there are interface desigenrs for both gtk and qt
[14:51] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ?
[14:52] <shadowjack> skyowner, unfortunately there is no indications that the networking issues will be resolved as these bugs are supposed to be "features"
[14:52] <facilitador> yes
[14:52] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=76652&highlight=restore+grub
[14:52] <Pelo> shane2peru, I beleive the swap just doesn'T get updated unless new room is needed,  don'T worry about it to much , I get more or less the same
[14:52] <STSX> bazhang: I believe it's set to load via the /etc/init.d folder, but I used "update-rc.d" to remove it; still loads on startup tho.
[14:52] <napster> is it possible to mount a drive at startup????
[14:52] <lartza_> FlashWolf: I give you link
[14:52] <shane2peru> Pelo, ok, that is what I was wondering.  thanks!
[14:52] <spass> !fstab
[14:52] <Pelo> shane2peru, not in actual usage , just in stuff not going away aftetr the app stops
[14:52] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ?
[14:52] <napster> ﻿is it possible to mount a drive at startup????
[14:52] <bazhang> STSX, does it have some kind of settings or gui? never used it before
[14:52] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: just resize your ubuntu ext3 partition and install windows on a new partition (resize your current partition using ubuntu live cd!)
[14:52] <FlashWolf> i began to install windows in the 4th partition, but when it restarts to resume the installation, the pc doenst boot
[14:53] <shane2peru> Pelo, ahh, because it is swap space, it just stays written there until overwritten?
[14:53] <bazhang> Spzatt, need more info than that to help
[14:53] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: ya, i already did that
[14:53] <napster> ﻿is it possible to mount a drive at startup????
[14:53] <lartza_> FlashWolf: I saw one sitea about this someday
[14:53] <Pelo> shane2peru, something like that
[14:53] <rutgermasi> !mtab
[14:53] <shane2peru> Pelo, makes sense, thanks
[14:53] <slavik> anyone ever successfully beam files from ubuntu to a pocket pc?
[14:53] <spass> napster, fstab
[14:53] <rutgermasi> !mstab
[14:53] <heymr> napster: hal does that
[14:53] <STSX> bazhang: No GUI, just a big config file.
[14:53] <facilitador> which allows me a qt and gtk
[14:53] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: the prob now is about boot
[14:53] <clusty> i am trying to get suspend to ram work with my laptop. most of the time it fails to fall asleep (maybe video card?) any clues, or to start from?
[14:53] <bazhang> napster sure
[14:53] <rutgermasi> !fstab
[14:53] <FlashWolf> i tried to reinstall grub and setup a windows line, but nothing happens...
[14:53] <prayforwind_> g'day: how does one add networkmanager to new user's gnome-panel pls? (ubuntu 8.04)
[14:53] <slavik> clusty: what video card driver are you using?
[14:53] <facilitador> sorry my english is not good
[14:54] <skyowner> shadowjack why features ????
[14:54] <shane2peru> FlashWolf, did you follow a guide?
[14:54] <FlashWolf> neither windows detects a init error
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> clusty You are on the right track. video drivers seem to be the number one culprit
[14:54] <Pelo> shane2peru, you can expect that if swap was being treated the same way as memory the write/erase would probably ware the hdd down
[14:54] <facilitador> I speak spanish
[14:54] <skyowner> shadowjack can u explain to me
[14:54] <facilitador> :-D
[14:54] <FlashWolf> shane2peru: np
[14:54] <STSX> bazhang: If it is not listed in /etc/rc.local, or any of the /etc/rcX.d/ folders, where else would I look to figure out how it is loading?
[14:54] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: insert your vista dvd and press recover and recover mbr of windows
[14:54] <shane2peru> Pelo, very true.
[14:54] <heymr> facilitador: q tal tio
[14:54] <clusty> Jack_Sparrow, well laptop has 2 cards nvidia 7400GS and intel 950
[14:54] <Pelo> !sp | FlashWolf
[14:54] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ?
[14:54] <neil_d> can anyone tell me why the gfax virtual printer doesn't show up?  in any print dialogs
[14:54] <facilitador> hola heymr
[14:54] <shane2peru> FlashWolf, ?  did you follow a guide?
[14:54] <mgolisch> facilitador: as i sayd there are grafical interface designers for both gtk and qt, so youll just have to set on an ide that works well for your programming language, whaever it is
[14:54] <slavik> anyone ever successfully beam files from ubuntu to a pocket pc?
[14:54] <mgolisch> :)
[14:54] <Pelo> later folks
[14:54] <clusty> slavik,  well laptop has 2 cards nvidia 7400GS and intel 950. both fail similarilly
[14:54] <FlashWolf> thx for attention, rutgermasi, lartza_, shane2peru
[14:54] <bazhang> Spzatt, you need to provide more info
[14:55] <shadowjack> skyowner, no i cant because im not a developer. all i know is that networking works like ass with certain routers7modems and isps
[14:55] <Spzatt> What more info?
[14:55] <clusty> Jack_Sparrow, in 7.10 it was workingm uch better
[14:55] <Spzatt> It just overheats and shuts down.
[14:55] <rutgermasi> Spzatt: it is probably your laptop, it cant be ubuntu
[14:55] <Spzatt> The fan runs constantly and the CPU goes to around 70 degrees celcius.
[14:55] <Spzatt> Nope, 7.10 worked smoothly.
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Spzatt there are soultions.. I need to leave but google will find it...
[14:55] <bazhang> Spzatt, just repeating that same question with nothing else will not net you much in the help department
[14:55] <heymr> !acpi
[14:56] <facilitador> in this case which can serve?
[14:56] <rutgermasi> Spzatt: look on the website of your manufacturer
[14:56] <FlashWolf> i can reinstall grub and make ubuntu work normally, but windows doenst start to resume the installation
[14:56] <facilitador> apart from Glade
[14:56] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: as I said before, insert vista dvd and press recover
[14:56] <Spzatt> Rutger. it cant by much of the PC, ubuntu 7.10 worked smoothly, when we upgraded to 8.04 it just overheats.
[14:56] <heymr> FlashWolf: edit your menu.lst file?
[14:56] <heymr> ah
[14:56] <FlashWolf> heymr: ye
[14:56] <lartza_> FlashWolf: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dualboot_vista_with_linux_linux_is_already_installed.htmhttp://apcmag.com/how_to_dualboot_vista_with_linux_linux_is_already_installed.htm
[14:56] <sloopy> i am trying to mount a freebsd partition (UFS) and it keeps telling me 'wrong fs, bad option etc' but the kernel has the bsd config options in it any ideas what else i need?
[14:57] <heymr> FlashWolf: yea, recover vista with your OS disc
[14:57] <ikonia> lartza_: thats not a good guide
[14:57] <ikonia> !dualboot | FlashWolf
[14:57] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: i tried, windows says that there's not a problem with starting
[14:57] <ikonia> FlashWolf: please see that guide
[14:57] <heymr> oh
[14:57] <skyowner> why the net doesn't work with ubuntu 8.04 ?
[14:57] <rutgermasi> FLashWolf: what did your pc say w=hen ot boots up?
[14:57] <clusty> slavik, so am I doomed? anything to try/do?
[14:57] <lartza_> ikonia: How not good?
[14:57] <skyowner> when we reuse interfaces file
[14:58] <skyowner> is it because of NetworkManager ?
[14:58] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: the windows' recover console doesnt detect any prob
[14:58] <lartza_> Well pretty complicated
[14:58] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: simply nothing
[14:58] <facilitador> apart from Glade, there are others for programming?
[14:58] <ikonia> lartza_: it's a generic PC guide, the official ubuntu documentation is better for support
[14:58] <FlashWolf> it stays flashing somthing like a text cursor
[14:58] <lartza_> FlashWolf: Follow what ikonia send.
[14:58] <Sarah> i get a bunch of dbus errors whenever i shutdown/restart
[14:58] <amenado> skyowner-> what exactly is the problem? can you clarify?
[14:58] <bazhang> lartza_, the official docs are usually the best choice if possible
[14:58] <FlashWolf> thx, ikonia, i'll try
[14:58] <freak_> hey does somebody know some kind of desktop ruler? so i can check how much pixel something on my desktop needs
[14:58] <FlashWolf> ok, lartza_
[14:58] <slavik> clusty: use open source driver
[14:59] <DanielRM> Hello, I need help writing a binary string to disk as a file and I can't remember the dd parameters I need to use. The man page is confusing me.
[14:59] <clusty> slavik, for nvidia?
[14:59] <Spzatt> Why does my brothers laptop overheat with ubuntu 8.04 all the time ? The fan runs constantly, 7.10 worked, no problems there, but when we upgraded to 8.04 it just overheats, How come?
[14:59] <bazhang> freak_, a ruler? as in physical ruler?
[14:59] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: try to reinstall vista, it should set the necessary boot flags on your hdd
[14:59] <majikins> hi - i have a problem with trying to do an update via a proxy
[14:59] <shadowjack> freak_, screenlets. if you can find a working repository. its no longer available in ubuntu repositories for some reason
[14:59] <clusty> Spzatt, is ACPI working as it should?
[14:59] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: hehe... i did it 3 times
[15:00] <slavik> clusty, yes
[15:00] <FlashWolf> xD
[15:00] <FlashWolf> i have never see somthing like that
[15:00] <majikins> I have done the export  and can surf via browser but apt-get update says proxy refuse
[15:00] <slavik> that is your only hope
[15:00] <majikins> the addresses are http
[15:00] <clusty> slavik, i thought open shource thing has no GLX
[15:00] <sloopy> DanielRM, dd if=/filefrom of=/fileto -bs=blocksize -bc=bytecount
[15:00] <jhaig> My panel has frozen (in Hardy).  Can anyone help?  The window manager itself appears to be ok but I cannot, for example, access the gnome menus.
[15:00] <Spzatt> Clusty : We're not sure.
[15:00] <facilitador> hola HEYMR
[15:00] <ripplepay> How do I adjust screen brightness? (Hardy heron)
[15:00] <DanielRM> sloopy: how do I determine the last two?
[15:00] <rutgermasi> jhaig: press ctrl+alt+backspace but everything will be lost
[15:00] <FlashWolf> i'm seriously thinking about delete ubuntu's partition and install vista on its place
[15:00] <shadowjack> freak_, i find its easier and more precise to take a screenshot and measure with a selection in the gimp
[15:00] <facilitador> necesito un lenguaje de programacion visual para linux ubuntu
[15:00] <clusty> Spzatt, do you have /proc/acpi/thermal ?
[15:00] <FlashWolf> and after reinstall ubuntu =\
[15:01] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: why vista :P?
[15:01] <clusty> Spzatt, or sorts
[15:01] <jhaig> rutgermasi: I know that, but I would prefer not to have to restart X.  It appears to be only the panel that is broken.
[15:01] <joaopinto> !es | facilitador
[15:01] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: my client
[15:01] <sloopy> DanielRM, block size isnt really need but usually 512 and size is how big you want it
[15:01] <majikins> hi can someone help me with a proxy problem please?
[15:01] <clusty> Spzatt, you should have there temp sensors
[15:01] <facilitador> ok
[15:01] <facilitador> muchs gracias
[15:01] <richardrblc> anyone else having problem with art manager not launching
[15:01] <sloopy> DanielRM, and its block count not byte count sorry
[15:01] <shadowjack> freak_, kde4 has a ruler - if you dont mind having that mess on your install
[15:01] <facilitador> thanks
[15:01] <LOWER_CASE> Jack_Sparrow: you can see for example that the USB stick is in three places in fstab! http://paste.stgraber.org/3639
[15:01] <clusty> Spzatt, also what laptop? CPU
[15:02] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: i have reinstalled grub
[15:02] <FlashWolf> and tried to install vista again
[15:02] <Spzatt> i'll be back laters.
[15:02] <neuron> Anyone know off hand the update to have a Dell Inspiron 1525's wireless card function under Ubuntu?
[15:02] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: why do you mount the usb stick using fstab? why not use the automount stuff instead?
[15:03] <bazhang> neuron, what chipset
[15:03] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: like adding that drive mount applet to your pannel
[15:03] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: that fstab is a mess, it's hard to see what's what
[15:03] <mgolisch> usb sticks are removeable media, why have them in fstab?
[15:03] <FlashWolf> then grub dies and windows installation doesnt resume when it restarts
[15:03] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: it also makes no sense that /dev/sdb is listed as a cdrom, yet there is also partitions in /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdb2
[15:03] <FlashWolf> it's driving me crazy
[15:03] <lartza_> How ot send private messages? Using xchat
[15:04] <neuron> bazhang, not sure offhand, can you give me the terminal command to show a read out of that?
[15:04] <bazhang> lartza_, /msg nick hi
[15:04] <mgolisch> lartza_:  /msg person message
[15:04] <ikonia> lartza_: clikc on the username
[15:04] <ikonia> lartza_: you can get xchat help in #xchat
[15:04] <lartza_> Like this?
[15:04] <lartza_> no...
[15:04] <bazhang> neuron, just enter the terminal and type lspci and look for broadcom atheros intel etc
[15:05] <ripplepay> My screen is really dim. I went to System -> Preferences -> Power manager and unclicked "dim display while idle" for both ac power and battery. Still dim.
[15:05] <neuron> bazhang, 0b:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN Network Connection (rev 61)
[15:05] <mgolisch> ripplepay: dont you have buttons to set that?
[15:05] <ripplepay> don't think so.
[15:05] <bazhang> neuron, does hardware drivers list them
[15:06] <ripplepay> I'm on a toshiba satellite
[15:06] <lartza_> Can I send to multiple responders?
[15:06] <mgolisch> ripplepay: maybe have a look at /proc/acpi there might be stuff to control that
[15:06] <LOWER_CASE> mgolisch: I *DON'T* want to mount the stick using fstab, but like I said, under Gutsy, Gutsy either mounts it with wrong permissions, (e.g. I can edit files but cannot "touch" them!), or various places, or does not mount it at all.  Also, my camera's SD stick is often labelled ALFREDO_2GB.
[15:07] <bazhang> lartza_, bad idea
[15:07] <win--> I used Wubi to install kubuntu (kubuntu-kde4-8.04-desktop-i386.iso). It did install successfully after rebooting but when it tries to boot, it says it can't find the kerne file (error 15)
[15:07] <neuron> bazhang, either it's loading, or the Hardware Drivers window is quite literally empty O_O
[15:07] <dontpanic> How do I set up my FQDN?
[15:07] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: mostlike the volume has that label
[15:07] <ripplepay> mgolish: like edit this?
[15:07] <ripplepay> thartman@thartman-laptop:~>cat /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd
[15:07] <ripplepay> brightness:              0
[15:07] <ripplepay> brightness_levels:       8
[15:07] <FlashWolf> ikonia: i'm reading that guide
[15:08] <neuron> bazhang, it says "No Proprietary Drivers are in use on this system" at the top, if that means anything to you?
[15:08] <FlashWolf> but it doesnt talk about installing ubuntu then windows
[15:08] <ray_> hi any dell fixes for ubuntu 7.10 i need  wireless would not work with my wireless
[15:08] <bazhang> neuron, that might be in linux-restricted-modules; do an apt-cache search 4965
[15:08] <LOWER_CASE> ikonia, when it went from Feisty to Gutsy, all my users "/home" directoies disappeared.  This was a quick fix to get "/home" and "/home/dosc" working again.
[15:08] <mgolisch> ripplepay: try echo "brightness: 8" |sudo tee /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd
[15:08] <mgolisch> or something
[15:09] <juice> Hello World
[15:09] <ray_> ?
[15:09] <frytek> ray_ use  ndiswrapper
[15:09] <ray_> frytek im on ubuntu 7.10
[15:09] <neuron> bazhang, assuming that's a terminal command, it's just kicked me back to bash
[15:09] <ray_> installed the driver like a charm
[15:09] <ray_> frytek do i need  any fixed for my dell laptop?
[15:10] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: how does that have any relevance to what I said ?
[15:10] <frytek> i was figting 3 days with mine, there is program that allow use of winxp NT drivers in linux called ndiswrapper
[15:10] <ray_> frytek see my q?
[15:11] <bazhang> neuron, yeah I got that too; could either be not drivers needed or in linux-restricted-modules--what does ifconfig show two entries or three
[15:11] <shadowjack> LOWER_CASE, did you upgrade or do a clean install?
[15:11] <neuron> bazhang, 4, it looks like.
[15:11] <rrittenhouse> Is there a way to use an Ubuntu CD to get to a command-line only system? (low ram machine)
[15:11] <bazhang> wlan0 and wmaster0 neuron ?
[15:12] <rrittenhouse> *ubuntu live cd
[15:12] <sgtd> What's the word on http://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2008/msg00152.html   ?
[15:12] <frytek> ray_I do not exactly uderstand your q, i am only telling you there is option to install windows drivers for linux if linux ones are not working for you
[15:12] <neuron> bazhang, yes, those two are at the bottom
[15:12] <bazhang> rrittenhouse, sure do the minimal install (9mb iso)
[15:12] <rexy_> sgtd, someone pointed me to here https://edge.launchpad.net/bugs/cve/2008-0166
[15:12] <ray_> frytek how i do this?
[15:12] <bazhang> neuron, you got an open wifi spot to test on?
[15:12] <ray_> i never did it
[15:12] <rrittenhouse> bazhang, I just need to analyze a drive
[15:13] <neuron> bazhang, I'm in range of my home network
[15:13] <rexy_> sgtd, but havent seen anything yet
[15:13] <bazhang> rrittenhouse, then a rescue cd
[15:13] <rrittenhouse> hmm ok
[15:13] <ray_> would dl the drivers fdrom dell before i upgrated
[15:13] <rexy_> sgtd, also http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-1
[15:13] <bazhang> rrittenhouse, like backtrack, knoppix, or similar for real analyzing and other things
[15:14] <sgtd> rexy_: heh @ https://edge.launchpad.net/....
[15:14] <ray_> frytek how i do install of windows driver i never did it
[15:14] <sgtd> httpS <--
[15:14] <ray_> ?
[15:14] <bazhang> neuron, does iwconfig show the essid
[15:14] <neil_d> can anyone tell me why the gfax virtual printer doesn't show up?  in any print dialogs!
[15:14] <neuron> bazhang, Nope :( Just two quotes.
[15:14] <rexy_> sgtd,  :)
[15:14] <ripplepay> How do I edit files under /proc/acpi? ..... echo "brightness: 8" |sudo tee /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd
[15:14] <ripplepay> brightness: 8
[15:14] <ripplepay> tee: /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd: Invalid argument
[15:15] <ripplepay> I'm trying to get my laptop display brighter.
[15:15] <neuron> bazhang: wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:""  Nickname:""
[15:15] <simon> ciao
[15:15] <|chiz|> Does anyone know of a replacement for the standard gnome app menu?
[15:15] <bazhang> neuron, you know the cli at all? I got a how to guide if you want
[15:15] <rexy_> sgtd, seems judging from the usn that an update has been released, so either check the main mirror or wait for the patches to propagate i suppose
[15:15] <simon> !lista
[15:15] <LOWER_CASE> shadowjack: upgrade from Feisty.
[15:15] <ripplepay> when I try to edit via sudo emacs I get this weird behavior where it keeps trying to revert the buffer
[15:15] <LOWER_CASE> ikonia: I'm not sure: I fixed:   /dev/sda2 to /boot    /dev/sda7 to /home     /dev/sda1 to /home/dosc
[15:15] <LOWER_CASE> I don't know why there are three /media/ALFREDO_2GB in there, or why CD is where it is.  I *did* fix the permissions on the very last ALFREDO_2GB in http://paste.stgraber.org/3639 because I couldn't set timestamps.
[15:15] <FlashWolf> i think i found the prob
[15:15] <mgolisch> ripplepay: editing what?
[15:16] <neuron> bazhang, I have no idea what a CLI is lol, so No :(
[15:16] <mikez0r> How can I find out what my default root password is?
[15:16] <mgolisch> ripplepay: you cant edit the stuff in /proc
[15:16] <shadowjack> LOWER_CASE, upgrades are messy. its much better to do clean installs
[15:16] <ripplepay> mgolisch: /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd
[15:16] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: again, totally nothing to do with what I said to you
[15:16] <mgolisch> ripplepay: why didnt you do what i told you to?
[15:16] <sgtd> rexy_: thanks.
[15:16] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: i think the prob is a partition that has data
[15:16] <ripplepay> I did, and pasted the error message.
[15:16] <bazhang> neuron, the terminal where you typed ifconfig etc
[15:17] <FlashWolf> i have 4: ubuntu's, swap, some data and a a partition to windows
[15:17] <ray_> flash in ubuntu 8 how i install the win dows driver never did it going to once dl them on 7.10
[15:17] <ray_> ?
[15:17] <frytek> ray_ i am afraid you have to check ndiswrapper documentation for more details
[15:17] <neuron> bazhang, yes, what about it? (Sorry, I'm a total Ubuntu noob here) O_O
[15:17] <ripplepay> mgolisch: "Invalid argument" if I do what you suggested with tee.
[15:17] <ray_> frytek o ok how i get this
[15:17] <STSX> In KDE 3.5, when I add a program to the bottom panel, how can I change it's icon? I right-click it, choose "configure <app> button" and I don't see that option anywhere. Any ideas?
[15:17] <ray_> frytek is it easy in ubuntu 8]
[15:17] <ray_> ?
[15:17] <ringer> i partitioned my hard drive wrong, and i dont know what to do to fix it. can someone help me with it?
[15:18] <bazhang> neuron, that is the cli (command line interface) the gui is the shiny buttons we click :)
[15:18] <mgolisch> ripplepay: oh maybe i had a typo in that
[15:18] <mgolisch> ripplepay: do cat on it again to see what that value actualy is named
[15:18] <neuron> bazhang, OH! LOL I know a few basic commands, sudo, apt, etc etc
[15:18] <|chiz|> ringer: what do you do wrong?
[15:18] <bazhang> neuron, let me get you the link-->is the network open?
[15:18] <ripplepay> root@thartman-laptop:/proc/acpi/toshiba>cat lcd
[15:18] <ripplepay> brightness:              0
[15:18] <ripplepay> brightness_levels:       8
[15:18] <ripplepay> maybe it's a whitespace thing?
[15:18] <ray_> mgo how i install the windows driver in 8 once upgrade to it
[15:19] <ray_> i never did it
[15:19] <ray_> dont want to mess it up and lost what i have
[15:19] <codecain1> anybody know where I can get of the newest nvidia card that will work on linux?
[15:19] <mgolisch> ripplepay: yeah try that or only try echo 8
[15:20] <ripplepay> now that I know what to google on I found: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=748641
[15:20] <frytek> i am almost fresh in linux & ubuntu so it took me a while,  read ndiswrapper docs for more details. and google your wireless card and check how other ppl dealt with the problem
[15:20] <ringer> |chiz| i tried to upgrade to 8.04 from 7.10 and i was told to delete 7.10 with the manual partitioner on install, and when i tried to create new partitions i did it all wrong.  i have the wrong sizes for the wrong parts, also i tried to resize them loading the livecd but i cannot since i have my /home inside my extended
[15:20] <rutgermasi> codecain: http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
[15:20] <neuron> bazhang, yes it is :)
[15:21] <bazhang> neuron, try sudo dhclient wlan0 in the terminal
[15:21] <mikez0r> Is the administrative password different from the root password?
[15:21] <blubb> after updating I can't insert png images in an openoffice document any longer. It says the the filter is missing
[15:21] <bazhang> mikez0r, no root use sudo
[15:21] <mgolisch> mikez0r: root doesnt have a password in ubuntu, the root account is locked
[15:21] <rexy_> mikearr, it's the same as your password, by default there is no root password
[15:22] <rutgermasi> !sudo
[15:22] <mikez0r> sigh
[15:22] <mikez0r> ok
[15:22] <neuron> bazhang, if this is relevant, at the beginning it said: wmaster0: unknown hardware address type 801
[15:22] <rexy_> you can set one if you like
[15:22] <platinum> i have a question about stopping and starting services
[15:22] <|chiz|> ringer: can you just delete the new partitions and then try it again? rather than tring to resize?
[15:22] <bazhang> neuron, yeah no worries-->any dhcpoffers?
[15:23] <Vlet> !ask | platinum
[15:23] <platinum> why does can i not /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[15:23] <Vlet> platinum: you need to use sudo
[15:23] <LOWER_CASE> ikonia: you said: (1) LOWER_CASE: that fstab is a mess, it's hard to see what's what (2) it also makes no sense that /dev/sdb is listed as a cdrom, yet there is also partitions in /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdb2
[15:23] <neuron> bazhang: No DHCPOFFERS received :(
[15:23] <ringer> |chiz| you mean completely reformat and do it a clean install again?
[15:23] <no7up4u2> sup all
[15:23] <platinum> ubottu:  10/4
[15:23] <LOWER_CASE> ikonia: (1) Yes, it's hard to see what's what: it's just gotten worse in the last few weeks. (2) *I* didn't put the CDROM in there.
[15:23] <ringer> |chiz| you should know i am dual booting xp
[15:24] <LOWER_CASE> Here's a question: Where can I find what the installer does when installing to a new, clean system? Then I can copy this to fstab, and touch-wood, I'll be saved from going mad(der).
[15:24] <bazhang> neuron, you need to set the essid either in network manager or via the command line--try in network manager first
[15:24] <platinum> vlet:   thanks,  that make's sense
[15:24] <Andycas> I cant get sudoers to work: I added this to my file  - "andy ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/hddtemp". And when i do "/usr/sbin/hddtemp /dev/sda" it gives me permission denied??
[15:24] <ripplepay> mgo: the echo stuff ain't working, but the ubuntu forum thread looks promising. Shifting to that. Thanks for your help.
[15:24] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: the install puts the partitons you told him about into the fstab file+the cdrom drive
[15:24] <Devistator> hello
[15:24] <Devistator> hi
[15:24] <Devistator> I'
[15:24] <Vlet> Andycas: did you use visudo to edit the file?
[15:25] <no7up4u2> bazhang, isnt there a wireless.opt that can be set also?
[15:25] <|chiz|> ringer: well you said that you made some new ones when you upgraded or tried to upgrade
[15:25] <bazhang> !enter | Devistator
[15:25] <mgolisch> Andycas: did you type sudo before that?
[15:25] <frytek> i have a q, how do i autostart efficiently software in ubuntu like skype, messenger and other, i am sure there is many ways to do that but i am looking for the best one ;p
[15:25] <codecain1> anybody know a good video card for hardy? thats nvidia I want to upgrade
[15:25] <neuron> bazhang, ok, under network settings, wireless, you want me to put the ID in there?
[15:25] <plutonas> hello, i have installed ubuntu to the laptop of a friend, and he loves it except two things, the first one is that wireless is not working. I suspect that the card is not supported, because that dropdown menu on gnome that i can activate wireless in my computer, on his just sais wired. How can be assured? his laptop model is HP G7000
[15:25] <LOWER_CASE> mgolisch: but I didn't do an *install* ----- I did an *upgrade*
[15:25] <mgolisch> frytek: use the session management of gnome
[15:25] <Andycas> mgolisch: yeah, then it prompts for pswd
[15:25] <bazhang> the router name (essid) yes whatever you named it
[15:25] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: to a tidy up, clear out as much as possibly, then work forward
[15:25] <ikonia> LOWER_CASE: "do" a tidy up that should read
[15:25] <rexy_> plutonas, you have to check what card it is and then see how you have to configure it
[15:25] <mgolisch> Andycas: maybe the line you have there is invalid
[15:26] <Devistator> :-)
[15:26] <platinum> vlet:  it still dos not wor
[15:26] <ringer> |chiz| can i show you what my partitions look like on a private chat thing?
[15:26] <platinum> k
[15:26] <rexy_> !wireless | plutonas
[15:26] <Vlet> Andycas: did you use visudo to edit the file?
[15:26] <Andycas> mgolisch: ill try rebooting
[15:26] <bazhang> neuron, so if the name is homewifi that would be your essid
[15:26] <LOWER_CASE> The Gutsy *upgrade* changed things from /dev/hdAN to /dev/sdAN, and that was just the start of my disk problems.
[15:26] <plutonas> rexy_: its broadcom i think
[15:26] <Devistator> dooftart? lol
[15:26] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: use uuid
[15:26] <Andycas> Vlet: no, i couldnt understand how it worked. It actually corrupted my file, i just used nano
[15:26] <rexy_> plutonas, they are notorious, think the wiki deals with installing those though
[15:26] <mgolisch> LOWER_CASE: thats been said multiple times
[15:26] <|chiz|> ringer: sure or you could pastebin them
[15:27] <bazhang> Devistator, this is ubuntu support do you have a support question
[15:27] <lartza_> How to send pm like ubotu messages for someone?
[15:27] <neuron> bazhang, yeah, I've entered it, now what? :)
[15:27] <sdx> what does logwatch do if invoked without arguments?
[15:27] <bazhang> neuron, try the sudo dhclient wlan0 again
[15:27] <no7up4u2> anyone was able to patch rt73 wireless driver in hardy ?
[15:27] <Vlet> Andycas: did you use visudo to edit the file?
[15:27] <mgolisch> sdx: try it!
[15:28] <Andycas> Vlet: no
[15:28] <Andycas> Vlet: i used nano
[15:28] <Vlet> Andycas: you have to@
[15:28] <shadowjack> LOWER_CASE, in a perfect world, linux upgrades would work fine. but they dont. back up your important files and do a clean install. it will be faster than and cheaper than the hair club for men after you tear all your hair out
[15:28] <sdx> mgolisch, i tried. i can't figure out
[15:28] <Devistator> hey
[15:28] <mgolisch> sdx: what does happen?
[15:28] <sdfgdf> penis
[15:28] <Devistator> l
[15:28] <Devistator> l
[15:28] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: someway windows recorded boot file in the 3rd partition
[15:28] <Devistator> l
[15:28] <FloodBot2> Devistator: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:28] <Andycas> Vlet: But it doesnt display characters correct, also i cant use arrows to move......
[15:28] <bazhang> sdfgdf, not here please
[15:28] <Devistator> soory
[15:28] <FlashWolf> and then copied the install files to the 4th
[15:28] <sdx> mgolisch, i just get back to the shell
[15:29] <FlashWolf> i cant understand
[15:29] <moon_> I wanna donwnload free cedega
[15:29] <Devistator> muted?
[15:29] <PriceChild> moon_: it is not free
[15:29] <rexy_> moon_, it's commerical software
[15:29] <bazhang> moon_, it is not free
[15:29] <Devistator> fdghd
[15:29] <ringer> |chiz| i think i will just reload and delete my existing partitions, thanks for your help sir
[15:29] <lartza_> there is "free" cedega too
[15:29] <|chiz|> ringer: ok
[15:29] <lartza_> i think?
[15:29] <lartza_> i have cedega source
[15:29] <neuron> bazhang, same, no offers :(
[15:29] <bazhang> wine lartza_
[15:29] <rexy_> lartza_, there is wine
[15:29] <lartza_> cedega cvs
[15:30] <moon_> There is no way to use free ??
[15:30] <mgolisch> sdx: i guess it will read its config file
[15:30] <rexy_> lartza_, yeah transgaming makes a cvs tree availeable
[15:30] <isaac> uhm, trying to get my iSight working here, but ift-extract complains about the firmware not having the right length
[15:30] <rexy_> lartza_, but that also has certain features missing
[15:30] <bazhang> !piracy | moon_
[15:30] <Vlet> Andycas: execute this first: export EDITOR=nano
[15:30] <isaac> anyone else has had this problem with iSight?
[15:30] <Devistator> What are some cool hacks I can do easily?
[15:30] <rexy_> bazhang, it's a legit question, but offtopic for ubunti. but there is a somewhat freely licensed cvs version availeable
[15:30] <bazhang> neuron, what does iwconfig show for essid
[15:30] <sdfgdf> penis
[15:30] <Vlet> Devistator: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:30] <moon_> okey
[15:30] <moon_> tnx all
[15:31] <mad_max02> ^^^ lol
[15:31] <FlashWolf> lartza_, ikonia, rutgermasi: i'm trying to install vista in the 3rd partition, now with the 4th deleted
[15:31] <THE_PIGS> node.net
[15:31] <bazhang> rexy_, yeah, but he seemed to be in the piracy category
[15:31] <neuron> bazhang, that shows the correct name for the network! \o/
[15:31] <Andycas> Vlet: what does it do?
[15:31] <bazhang> neuron, try the command again then--sometimes takes a couple
[15:32] <no7up4u2> neuron and other thing u can do is set ur network manager in roaming mode and select ur network from the drop down menu
[15:32] <Vlet> Andycas: it changes the editor that visudo uses to nano (a more 'normal' editor)
[15:32] <platinum> why would I get a "-bash: bind9: command not found" when trying to stop the service.  it is in the dir tough????
[15:32] <platinum> though
[15:32] <Vlet> Andycas: if you don't use visudo, the changes you make don't take effect until you restart
[15:32] <rexy_> platinum, prefix with ./
[15:32] <rexy_> platinum,  and make sure it's executeable
[15:32] <Andycas> Vlet: Well when i use visudo after that command, it still looks the same...
[15:33] <FlashWolf> platinum: sudo chmod +x [file]
[15:33] <Vlet> Andycas: okay fine, save it and NOW it will take effect
[15:33] <rexy_> platinum, if a directory is not in the search path you have to specify the full path or the path relative to your current location, so if you're in the dir that's ./, if you are in the root thats /dir/to/binary/bind9
[15:33] <FlashWolf> platinum: and then ./[file]
[15:33] <weix> I've been having troubles with my audio playback and capture since hardy is this something thats been coming up alot lately would someone be able to give me an idea as to why its happening?
[15:33] <Vlet> Andycas: visudo is a script that launches the editor, but THEN updates the system after you close the editor
[15:34] <bazhang> this guy is back?
[15:34] <moon_> any body have book about wine
[15:34] <platinum> flashwolf:rexy_:  awesome,   thanks
[15:34] <bazhang> #winehq can help moon_
[15:34] <FlashWolf> np
[15:35] <Vlet> moon_: http://winehq.org/site/howto
[15:35] <brunods> Hey I need some suggestions: Im buying a new laptop and I need to transfer a Massive load of data into it, (from backup files). What's the easier way to do it?
[15:35] <bazhang> !appdb | moon_
[15:35] <moon_> tnx
[15:35] <bazhang> brunods, what fs to what fs
[15:35] <moon_> bazhang
[15:35] <brunods> ext3 to ext3, hardy to hardy
[15:35] <Andycas> Vlet: apparently i dont know how to save in visudo??
[15:36] <Vlet> Andycas: ctrl-o
[15:36] <bazhang> !nfs | brunods
[15:36] <weix> is there a way to mic boost more than +20dB in the alsa volume control or otherwise?
[15:36] <Vlet> Andycas: O for Output
[15:36] <Andycas> Vlet: doesnt seem to have any effect? No prompts
[15:36] <weix> because my skype cannot hear me.
[15:36] <FlashWolf> ikonia, lartza_, rutgermasi: YEEAAHH!!! I GOT IT!!!
[15:36] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf: what was ur solution?
[15:37] <weix> well it can barely hear me and its something rather consistant across all my nux platforms
[15:37] <brunods> ubottu, tnx!
[15:37] <bazhang> !yay | FlashWolf
[15:37] <Andycas> Vlet: I must use ctrl+c - then i can enter some commands....
[15:37] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: remember i told that i have 4 partitions? ubuntu, swap, files and win?
[15:37] <Elvanor> Hello, I was wondering if it was possible / ethically correct to register a project on launchpad.net for translations
[15:37] <FlashWolf> i had to delete the 3rd
[15:37] <Elvanor> My project is *not* open source
[15:37] <Vlet> Andycas: that means you're still using vi as your editor, not nano
[15:37] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf, ok :)
[15:37] <Vlet> Andycas: did you "export EDITOR=nano"?
[15:37] <bazhang> Elvanor, not OSS? seems doubtful and ot here
[15:38] <m1r> ubuntu 8.04 : is there a way to find out how many tabs are open in one FF window?
[15:38] <boris> hello. ive got a problem. ubuntu cant control sound with software
[15:38] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf, but now is your files-partition gone?
[15:38] <Elvanor> It's rather a proprietary website, but I need to find some OSS translation tools
[15:38] <ivaynberg_> i got what may be a stupid question...how do i allow my user access to bind port 80?
[15:38] <ivaynberg_> i understand that only root users can normally bind ports <1000
[15:38] <Elvanor> bazhang: yes, although underneath my whole software stack is OSS
[15:38] <Andycas> Vlet: Yes
[15:38] <Vlet> m1r: maybe there's an addons.mozilla.org
[15:38] <rexy_> ivaynberg_, only root can
[15:38] <Elvanor> bazhang: and I only use OSS software
[15:38] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: cuz windows was recording boot data in the 3rd and installation files in the 4th
[15:38] <ivaynberg_> rexy_, there is absolutely no way around it?
[15:38] <m1r> Vlet: tnx , i recheck
[15:38] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: yah, i had to delete it...
[15:38] <Hote1> gordonjcp, Hotei again
[15:38] <laeg> has anyone installed the  _alsa pulse_ plugin?
[15:39] <vahid> i install wine and now i want configure wine and in audio tab i have error
[15:39] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: but i made a backup to the first partition
[15:39] <bazhang> Elvanor, you can use OSS if you abide by GPL; again best go to #ubuntu-offtopic for that as this is strictly ubuntu OS support thanks
[15:39] <FlashWolf> :)
[15:39] <rexy_> ivaynberg_, if there is it's a kernel option, i dont know, but it seems unlikely
[15:39] <rutgermasi> ;)
[15:39] <vahid> what i must to do?
[15:39] <ivaynberg_> rexy_, thanks
[15:39] <boris> hello. ive got a problem. ubuntu cant control sound with software
[15:39] <Hote1> Say, I tried setting the LANG=posix for minicom to get past the UTF-8 bug and I am not seeing the desired results
[15:39] <FlashWolf> bazhang: thk :P
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[15:39] <rexy_> ivaynberg_, if it's about apache, it drops privelidges after it's started
[15:39] <rutgermasi> !pastebin | Hotel
[15:39] <plutonas`> can't find out what kind of wifi card it has, internet doesn't help
[15:39] <white_eagle> I get this message when I log in to my username: "Users $HOME/.drmc file's being ignored. This prevents the default session and language to be saved. File should be owned by user and not writable by others. User's $HOME directory must be owned by user and not writable by other users."
[15:40] <bazhang> Hote1, adjust your fonts
[15:40] <Elvanor> bazhang: I abide by GPL, that's not the problem; is there a more specific channel for help or information on launchpad?
[15:40] <white_eagle> What should I do so it won't appear???
[15:40] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: i'll write a guide, someday :P
[15:40] <plutonas`> it's either some kind of intel, or some kind of broadcom
[15:40] <bazhang> !irc | Elvanor  check here at the end
[15:40] <FlashWolf> rutgermasi: thx for tha help
[15:40] <rexy_> plutonas`, what does lspci give?
[15:40] <rutgermasi> FlashWolf, nice, post it @ ubuntu wiki, no problem
[15:40] <mgolisch> white_eagle: correct the permissions on your homedirectory?
[15:40] <white_eagle> mgolisch: how
[15:40] <Elvanor> bazhang: ha, there is a #launchpad, I'll go there. Thanks
[15:40] <vahid> no body can help me?
[15:40] <white_eagle> mgolisch: chmod +x 644 .drmc ??
[15:40] <rutgermasi> !repeat | vahid
[15:40] <Vlet> Andycas: well, I don't know why your visudo keeps using vi, but I can tell you that: 1) you need to use visudo unless you want to restart. 2) you need to either figure out how to get visudo to use an editor you can use or you need to figure out how to use vi
[15:40] <plutonas`> hm, rexy_ it's not my laptop, will go to his room and check
[15:41] <bballplaya344> hello all
[15:41] <laeg> what command lets me check if something is installed?
[15:41] <no7up4u2> hi bballplaya344
[15:41] <rutgermasi> !welcome | bballplaya344
[15:41] <laeg> i know i can use synaptic package manager but surely there's a way in terminal?
[15:41] <_adriaan> white_eagle: first of all, type "ls -l /home" in your terminal
[15:41] <Hote1> before launching minicom $LANG=posix
[15:41] <bazhang> vahid /join #winehq thanks
[15:41] <Hote1> minicom
[15:41] <phoenix5002> how do I change the screen brightness?  I am using Ubuntu 8.04.
[15:41] <rexy_> laeg, apt-cache policy <packagename>
[15:41] <mgolisch> laeg: dpkg -l|grep searchstring
[15:41] <Hote1> and i get the above garbage
[15:41] <Hote1> any ideas?
[15:41] <rutgermasi> laeg: Yes there is, sudo apt-get install <package>
[15:41] <white_eagle> _adriaan: I have 3 folders there (3 users)
[15:41] <bazhang> Hote1, yes, pastebin next time :)
[15:42] <white_eagle> _adriaan: I am the user 'whiteeagle'
[15:42] <rutgermasi> laeg, sorry, didnt read your last messages
[15:42] <laeg> rutgermasi: nps ty
[15:42] <laeg> rexy_, mgolisch: ty guys
[15:42] <Hote1> ok, so you want me to put it to the paste bin
[15:42] <rexy_> phoenix5002, do your laptop brightness keys work?
[15:42] <laeg> i have to start writing these things down on a cheat sheet :)
[15:42] <Hote1> I got that, sorry second time I have been in the channel
[15:42] <rutgermasi> laeg: use solution rexy gave u
[15:42] <_adriaan> white_eagle: okay, the line should start with something like drwxr-xr-x
[15:42] <Devistator> can I talk now?
[15:42] <no7up4u2> yup
[15:42] <Devistator> cool
[15:42] <bazhang> Devistator, if you are on topic
[15:42] <mgolisch> laeg: you ll get used to if you use debian based distros for a while
[15:42] <bballplaya344> I was wondering if anybody had any insight concerning progress with Realtek wireless drivers; specificially for a Realtek card in a Toshiba A215
[15:42] <wisp> ds
[15:43] <_adriaan> white_eagle: what does it say for your folder?
[15:43] <phoenix5002> rexy_: no.  it used to use the "Fn" key when I had windows but now that key combination doesn't do anything.
[15:43] <Devistator> oh, got it
[15:43] <lartza_> !msg laeg you will learn when you use it enough
[15:43] <white_eagle> _adriaan: it starts with drwxrwxrwx
[15:43] <_adriaan> okay
[15:43] <Devistator> what is the topic?
[15:43] <laeg> lartza_: ty :)
[15:43] <Myrtti> /topic
[15:43] <Andycas> Vlet: But how to change editor to nano then? export command doesnt seem to work
[15:43] <k20a> how do i burn .wmv to cd-r so that it will play in a cd-r compatable dvd player?
[15:43] <bazhang> ubuntu support Devistator
[15:43] <_adriaan> type the command: sudo go-w /home/whiteeagle
[15:43] <Andycas> Vlet: Doesnt give any output in my terminal atleast..
[15:43] <bazhang> chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic Devistator
[15:43] <Roshan> hey all, I am trying to setup key authentication for ssh on ubuntu...and I am getting "server refused our key"...can someone help
[15:43] <Adylas>  Hello ! I m trying to get a Matrox "Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA G400/G450 (rev 85)" working on xorg 7.3 with dual-screen. The man page of the driver seems to be outdated. Is this working with randr ? Do I need the binary lib of Maxtrox (HALLib) ??
[15:43] <no7up4u2> k20a, burn it as vcd
[15:44] <rexy_> phoenix5002, did you check if the laptop is supported? google for the name in the ubuntu wiki
[15:44] <laeg> rexy_, mgolisch, rutgermasi: i prefer dpkg 0l|grep string than apt-cache policy because the latter doesn't seem to allow me to use a string and wants the entire package name
[15:44] <_adriaan> white_eagle: because you should be the only user with write access to your home directory
[15:44] <Vlet> Andycas: I don't know, so either you google for it, or you wait for me to do it for you
[15:44] <rexy_> laeg, yeah that way is easier
[15:44] <laeg> :D
[15:44] <white_eagle> _adriaan: I get sudo: go-w: command not found
[15:44] <_adriaan> oh
[15:44] <_adriaan> -_-
[15:44] <my_user> _adriaan: Error: "_-" is not a valid command.
[15:44] <rexy_> laeg, or quicker at least to check if it's installed
[15:44] <Andycas> Vlet: ill wait :)
[15:44] <_adriaan> white_eagle: sudo chmod go-w /home/whiteeagle
[15:44] <_adriaan> sorry
[15:44] <Vlet> Andycas: no, you'll learn to find your own info
[15:45] <phoenix5002> rexy_: should I also include the model number in my search?  or is "sony vaio laptop" good enough?
[15:45] <LOWER_CASE> ikonia, mgolisch, shadowjack: thanks: I will try the tools described in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks. Next time, a big red label would be nice: "Warning: Your /dev/hd** disks will be subjugated and now be called /dev/sd**." Thanks for putting up with my newbie questions. BFN
[15:45] <daniXxX> ahoy all
[15:45] <rexy_> laeg, dpkg -l | grep name | xargs apt-cache policy :P?
[15:45] <white_eagle> _adriaan: should it be ok now?
[15:45] <k20a> no7up4u2 i can't seem to find a way to do that in k3b what app do i use to make a vcd?
[15:45] <white_eagle> _adriaan: or should I do something else
[15:45] <_adriaan> white_eagle: I would think so...
[15:45] <Vlet> Andycas: hint: run "man sudo"
[15:45] <narothepharoh> #Xubuntu
[15:45] <white_eagle> _adriaan: ok, I will restart the x server now
[15:45] <white_eagle> bye
[15:45] <adam7> Is there a rule against unauthorized bots in this channel?
[15:45] <rexy_> phoenix5002, no you need to include especially the model number
[15:45] <Navop> Followed the Perfect Server Setup to a tee, and when I try to install ISPConfig, I get the following error ---> http://pastebin.com/db8f0350 can someone help me out plz
[15:45] <_adriaan> white_eagle: at least your permission are set up correctly now
[15:45] <rexy_> phoenix5002, they make a lot of laptops ;)
[15:45] <no7up4u2> k20a, never done one in ubuntu yet but im sure google can help u on that
[15:46] <Hote1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11856/
[15:46] <k20a> yeah thanks for vcd atleast :)
[15:46] <Hobbsee> adam7: effectively, yes.  if they speak, or make any noise at all, both the bot and bot owner will be removed from the channel.
[15:46] <no7up4u2> k20a, yeah thats all i got for you srrry
[15:46] <bballplaya344> Anybody have any good news about Realtek wireless driver progress being made for linux??
[15:46] <phoenix5002> rexy_: ok I did both, and my model isn't in there.  but there is one model number that is close.  mine is "PCG-K45" and there is an entry for "PCG-K23"
[15:47] <Roshan> does anyone has a good doc on sshd...I generate a key using putty-keygen
[15:47] <djohngo> I just switched over from Fedora.  How do I get apt to fetch and install all packages that have been updated?
[15:47] <Roshan> import it and it not working
[15:47] <Hote1> I just pasted the problem, what I have found, what I did and what my output was to http://paste.ubuntu.com/11856/.  Anyone help me out with this?
[15:47] <rutgermasi> djohngo: apt-get update and apt-get upgrade will do it i think
[15:47] <laeg> rexy_: RAWR! :)
[15:48] <bazhang> djohngo, either synaptic add/remove or apt-get
[15:48] <rexy_> phoenix5002, im not really up to speed on how backlights work, but if you have an ati card you can also set the brightness through atitool or aticonfig something
[15:48] <Vlet> Hote1: sure you don't want to set $LANG=en_US.UTF-8 or something like that?
[15:48] <no7up4u2> Is there a way to make a restore dvd in ubuntu?
[15:48] <vahid> how i use ESD?
[15:48] <bazhang> !uck | no7
[15:48] <Hote1> the problem is that there is a bug in minicom and it pukes on UTF settings
[15:48] <djohngo> bazhang: thx!
[15:48] <amenado> Roshan-> do not forget that windows have extra chars on an ascii file, compare to an ascii text generated from linux
[15:48] <rexy_> vahid, the sound daemon?
[15:48] <no7up4u2> thk
[15:48] <Vlet> Hote1: so then how about $LANG=en_US
[15:49] <bazhang> oops no7up4u2 that was for you
[15:49] <Trae> is there a way I can run nautilus as Root so I can set up a share on a file?  Right now I'm getting permission denied.
[15:49] <akibono> help me, im noob
[15:49] <amenado> akibono-> google is your friend
[15:49] <vahid> i want use esd
[15:49] <Trae> and I'd rather not exit X  (and root has no passwd by default iirc)
[15:49] <no7up4u2> bazhang, I figured god bless nick completion hehe
[15:49] <bazhang> akibono, what is your question
[15:49] <phoenix5002> rexy_: I do have ati, but I don't use their proprietary driver because I have problems with it, so I don't think aticonfig works
[15:49] <rutgermasi> Trae: I dont recommend it but run in terminal: 'sudo nautilus'
[15:49] <Hote1> I will try that
[15:49] <Vlet> Trae: alt-F2 and type: gksu nautilus
[15:49] <rexy_> phoenix5002, there's also another tool that works with the opensource drivers
[15:49] <Myrtti> rutgermasi: gksudo
[15:50] <joaopinto> Trae, gksudo nautilus
[15:50] <STSX> When I'm using normal Ubuntu 7.10 w/ Gnome, I can "suspend" my computer fine using the special suspend key on my keyboard. When I use my KDE 3.5 environment, the button doesn't do anything. Any ideas how to get it working?
[15:50] <rexy_> phoenix5002, named something similarly
[15:50] <Hote1> so the next question is, where is the lock file for /dev/ttyUSB0?
[15:50] <akibono> I need to open a .lit file
[15:50] <lartza_> How to see what xorg is in use?
[15:50] <laeg> can somebody tell me what the default settings for system > prefs > sound are?
[15:50] <rutgermasi> gksudo isnt necessary
[15:50] <Hote1> locked me out
[15:50] <phoenix5002> rexy_: would it be installed already or do I have to manually get it?
[15:50] <rexy_> STSX, did you install kubuntu-desktop or just some kde packages?
[15:50] <rutgermasi> laeg: These are all automatic and I think its different for each hardware configuration
[15:50] <Trae> tx guys!
[15:50] <Trae>  #ubuntu++
[15:50] <rexy_> phoenix5002, dont think it comes installed by default, but it's in the repo i think
[15:51] <vahid> how i can  disable pulseaudio
[15:51] <akibono> I've the program but it requires something called libtommath and I don't know how to install that :G
[15:51] <vahid> ?
[15:51] <aninhumer> I have a problem with hardy heron, sometimes applications, maybe just x apps, stop loading. Notably gnome-terminal, firefox and most importantly, the shutdown dialouge. Applications which were already running seem to work okay, but nothing new will load.
[15:51] <codecain1> anybody know if this wil fun on hardy? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130286
[15:51] <Hote1> so I set the variable to LANG=en_US and I get the same garbage I did with POSIX
[15:51] <bazhang> !sound | vahid
[15:52] <Hote1> I have been working from http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=413934 provided by gordonjcp
[15:52] <rexy_> vahid, in the sound settings you can select what sound subsystem to use. it is probably currently set to pulseaudio, you can change it to esd there and reboot, then it should use esd
[15:52] <Danish989> hi all
[15:52] <Hote1> and this is a fresh install
[15:52] <phoenix5002> rexy_: well how does brightness changing normally work... I don't see a shortcut for it in the "keyboard shortcuts" for my system.
[15:52] <rinaldi_> hi, are there any apps like Adobe Dreamweaver that will be able to open the same files?
[15:52] <no7up4u2> When u upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 is ther a way to keep ur previous config intact (exemple: previously patch driver for wireless)?
[15:52] <k20a> codecain yes it will but you might want to get ati instead of nvidia because of the open source ati
[15:52] <Roshan> amenado -> I did a compare and the keys are the same
[15:53] <Danish989> I'm getting busybox at bootup, and they're mount errors .. I was being assisted by someone at UbuntuForums but it's been a week and I haven't gotten a reply, can someone please see my thread and help me out?
[15:53] <codecain1> nvidia always been better open source then ati
[15:53] <laeg> rutgermasi: nps i am reinstalling later anyway ty
[15:53] <codecain1> from the past ati its up there now?
[15:53] <amenado> Roshan-> are you sure? no extra carriage return?
[15:53] <Roshan> yep
[15:53] <rexy_> phoenix5002, it's a system function iirc, which is why it's not bound to normal keys. I dont think you can bind to FN-keys either
[15:53] <k20a> codecain ati has open source...nvidia is not
[15:53] <Roshan> I even gen a local key
[15:53] <Roshan> and same
[15:53] <Chousuke> no7up4u2: the driver probably won't survive a kernel upgrade, so you'll have to recompile it anyway
[15:53] <codecain1> can you recommend a card that wil work with hdtv
[15:53] <Andycas> Vlet: I cant seem to change the editor, every site gives the same editor=nano command
[15:54] <aninhumer> Does anyone know why gnome apps would suddenly stop loading?
[15:54] <amenado> !who
[15:54] <Chousuke> no7up4u2: unless it's provided by an ubuntu package, in which case it will probably be upgraded properly like everything else.
[15:54] <laeg> vahid: allegedly you just have to go into system > prefs > sound and select alsa from the list rather than pulse audio but that didn't work for me so i am now pursuing a different avenue
[15:54] <no7up4u2> Chousuke, yeah last time i tryed to updgrade my rt73 driver coulndt be patch in 8.04 same with ipwraw
[15:54] <Chousuke> no7up4u2: your settings won't be touched though.
[15:55] <no7up4u2> so i downgraded back to 7.10
[15:55] <k20a> codecain1 there is a motherboard with hdmi output its a biostar ta690g
[15:55] <Chousuke> no7up4u2: that's probably because the kernel is new.
[15:55] <k20a> i have 6 of them
[15:55] <Chousuke> no7up4u2: you need a new version of the driver too
[15:55] <codecain1> I don't want to replace my motherboard though :/
[15:55] <codecain1> just upgraded my video card
[15:55] <k20a> well i dunno
[15:55] <phoenix5002> rexy_: well is there any way to change screen brightness without using the keyboard?  it seems like there should be a way, because if my laptop switches to battery power the screen dims the brightness, so it is capable, I think.
[15:55] <Hote1> ﻿ubottu yes I have seen that, maybe I am not setting the language correctly.  Before launching minicom, I am just entering LANG=POSIX on command line, then running minicom and I get the garbage posted to http://paste.ubuntu.com/11856/
[15:56] <Hote1> what is the correct way to set the language for minicom?
[15:56] <|chiz|> codecain1: I'd look into nvidia stuff, then ati but I have a feeling nvidia will have better support for hdmi, at the moment anyways
[15:56] <rexy_> phoenix5002, well at least that is working, the dimming is performed by the gnome-power-manager, you can fiddle with that by right clicking on the battery icon in the taskbar
[15:56] <codecain1> I was thinking that to chiz
[15:56] <Vlet> Andycas: does anything show up if you execute: echo $VISUAL
[15:56] <rexy_> or the power cord, depending if you're plugged in or not
[15:56] <codecain1> I want a nvidia card with hdtv support
[15:57] <Roshan> amenado -> do you have a doc, I want to make sure I did not miss anything
[15:57] <Danish989> I'm getting busybox at bootup, and they're mount errors .. I was being assisted by someone at UbuntuForums but it's been a week and I haven't gotten a reply, can someone please see my thread and help me out?
[15:57] <Roshan> amenado -> I am using SSH2-RSA
[15:57] <Andycas> Vlet: no
[15:57] <KaragandineOFF> :)
[15:57] <|chiz|> Danish989: can you link us?
[15:57] <phoenix5002> rexy_: under gutsy that's how I used to change the brightness, but it seems in hardy that they removed the brightness slider..  :(
[15:57] <Vlet> Andycas: well, I dunoh man - time to learn vi :)
[15:57] <Danish989> [chiz] : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=784592&page=2
[15:58] <STSX> rexy: I installed all the KDE packages I thought I needed, but obviously not. :) So do I need anything else other than kubuntu-desktop?
[15:58] <rexy_> phoenix5002, well you can disable the dimming
[15:58] <phoenix5002> rexy_: true, I guess that will have to do.  Thank you for your help
[15:58] <rexy_> phoenix5002, but other then adjusting it through the console tool i have no idea to how to get the fn keys working
[15:59] <jdehlin_> 'ssh user@server' works with ssh keys but 'sudo ssh user@server' asks for a non-exsistant password for user.. is there any way around this?
[15:59] <rexy_> jdavies, sudo asks for your password
[15:59] <rexy_> jdavies, but ssh'ing somewhere as root is generally a bad idea
[15:59] <Vlet> jdehlin_: why would you run ssh through sudo?
[16:00] <rexy_> jdavies, also when you sudo you run as root, so you would have to setup keys for root to autologon
[16:00] <jdehlin_> yes it asks for my password for the user on the machine but it should be asking for the password of the user I'm sshing in as
[16:00] <Andycas> Vlet: I dont understand, i must be doing something wrong then?
[16:00] <amenado> Roshan-> sorry i have to attend to a task right now
[16:00] <STSX> rexy: Is the kubuntu-desktop compatible with KDE 3.5, or only 4.0?
[16:00] <ErickGhint> ok, i may catch hell for this... but i'm in the process of switching from windows to linux. i've been trying my damnedest to install a game for my wife, and we can't figure out what we're doing wrong. there is no entry in the package mngr, and the terminal ends up giving me a segmentation fault. i would really appreciate any help.
[16:00] <newair> Which is more popular with Ubuntu, wired or wireless stuff?
[16:00] <rexy_> STSX, dunno, think hardy by default does not use kde4.0
[16:00] <jdehlin_> Thats not the goal.. just a demonstration of whats not working.. I need to get apt sources using ssh so my keys can be used
[16:01] <Vlet> Andycas: what does "export | grep SHELL" print out?
[16:01] <jdehlin_> you can't sudo apt-get update without sudo
[16:01] <Danish989> I'm getting busybox at bootup, and they're mount errors .. I was being assisted by someone at UbuntuForums but it's been a week and I haven't gotten a reply, can someone please see my thread and help me out?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=784592&page=2
[16:01] <Roshan> msg amenado thans
[16:01] <rexy_> jdavies, if you want to sudo to another user then root you have to specify the user with -u user, is that what you mean?
[16:01] <laeg> why is the drop down box in system > prefs > sound > not large enough to list the options? the text runs outside of the box and i cannot discern what each one is
[16:02] <Vlet> jdehlin_: if you run anything with 'sudo' at the beginning, it's going to ask for your password, so if you run "sudo ssh user@host.com" it's going to first ask for YOUR username to get past 'sudo' then for the password of 'user' on the machine 'host.com'
[16:02] <rexy_> laeg, on 800x600 resolution?
[16:02] <laeg> rexy_: 1280x1024
[16:02] <grindhold> so close no matter how far oO.. does anyone know when a new hal-update is being released_
[16:02] <rexy_> odd should be big enough
[16:02] <laeg> i will take a screenie for your viewing pleasure!
[16:02] <facilitador> hello
[16:02] <Danish989> is there a Wubi channel ?
[16:03] <Andycas> Vlet: declare -x SHELL="/bin/bash"
[16:03] <FlashWolf> cya
[16:03] <Niklas_E> is there any bug that ubuntu can't exec the cdroms (hda and hdb)?
[16:03] <facilitador> hello bazhang
[16:03] <jdehlin_> Vlet, it asks for the first one for the local user which is fine.. the second user (the one I'm sshing in as) should be handled with ssh keys though
[16:03] <bazhang> facilitador, hi ")
[16:03] <facilitador> I found the language he needed
[16:04] <rexy_> jdehlin, hmm maybe paths arent set correctly so it cant find the keys perhaps?
[16:04] <bazhang> nice going facilitador :)
[16:04] <facilitador> for visual programming  is "gambas"
[16:04] <facilitador> thanks for you help
[16:04] <Vlet> jdehlin_: no, if you're using sudo to run the command then it's no longer using the keys your set up - it's likely looking in /root/.ssh/ for keys instead of /home/you/.ssh/
[16:04] <jdehlin_> rexy_, the keys work fine if I do 'ssh user@server'.. logs in without password prompt
[16:04] <newair> Any wireless nic users here?
[16:05] <jdehlin_> Vlet, ohhh.. genius
[16:05] <no7up4u2> i am newair
[16:05] <Vlet> jdehlin_: :) ... why run ssh as sudo anyway?
[16:05] <laeg> rexy_: http://i27.tinypic.com/2yno2mp.jpg - it wouldn't allow me to take the screenie with the drop down box open
[16:05] <bazhang> newair, please ask
[16:06] <no7up4u2> must be a big question hehe
[16:06] <Danish989> is there a Wubi channel ?
[16:06] <no7up4u2> :)
[16:06] <newair> no7,  Is it just me or is there just a handful of compatible nics for ubuntu?
[16:06] <Vlet> jdehlin_: if you want to 'be root' on the server into which you are ssh-ing, you need to wait for the connection, then run sudo ON the server, not beforehand
[16:06] <jdehlin_> Vlet, it's not ssh that I need to run as sudo.. I changed my sources.list sources to use ssh://user@mirror instead of http.. so when I run 'sudo apt-get update' it doesn't use my keys as it does when I just 'ssh user@mirror'
[16:06] <no7up4u2> nah most of them are compatiple at some extend
[16:07] <Vlet> jdehlin_: ahh :)
[16:07] <stbain> Danish989: best wubi info I found was on the web
[16:07] <stbain> !wubi | Danish989
[16:07] <Andycas> Vlet: declare -x SHELL="/bin/bash"
[16:07] <Shadu> How can i connect to a wireless 802.1x connection? (the connection uses wep or wpa)
[16:07] <jdehlin_> Vlet, I was just using ssh as an example of how it wasn't working.. just showing that when throwing sudo in the keys don't work.. I think your suggestion should help me out a lot though.. thanks
[16:07] <Vlet> Andycas: yep, same as mine. Not sure why it's not working. Just use vi
[16:08] <no7up4u2> shadu theres a way but not so legal so i wont say
[16:08] <Ollie> Hi, Just a quick question. I'm running 8.04 on a laptop, and when I tell i to shutdown - after it's finished doing all it's stuff and it would /normally/ power off the machine, the screen goes bright white, and starts to fade in random patterns. Also it doesn't power off afterwards.
[16:08] <Vlet> jdehlin_: yeah, I see... perhaps: sudo ln -s /home/you/.ssh /root/.ssh would solve the problem :)
[16:08] <Shadu> no7up4u2: lol just tell me, i need it for my school.. or i gotta boot vista :(
[16:08] <newair> What brands have been known to work wireless nics?
[16:08] <eugman> I've got a commandline comp, how do I upgrade it?
[16:08] <weix> ubottu, !paste
[16:09] <laeg> Ollie: pyschadelic - i had a similar problem but only with 7.04 - which version are you running?
[16:09] <majikins> hi everyone - I'm having a problem with php files - my browser is deciding to tryin and open with rather than process the file
[16:09] <Ollie> 8.04
[16:09] <no7up4u2> shadu ::cough::boycottwep.org:: may help but i do not think its right to invade some's wireless network
[16:09] <makkbe> majikins: on several websites?
[16:09] <rexy_> majikins, you have to tell apache to process php files probably
[16:09] <majikins> local
[16:09] <Ollie> laeg: it doesn't even look like something the screen would normally be capable of displaying... I'm not even sure what I'm seeing... I hope it doesn't damage the LCD?
[16:09] <Vlet> majikins: that's not a problemw with php. it's a problem with your apache config not treating .php files as scripts
[16:09] <DShepherd> Danish989, no. if you need assistance with wubi ask in here
[16:09] <majikins> yes - it was kinda working before
[16:09] <eugman> majikins, yeah you probably need to edit your .htacces file
[16:10] <makkbe> majikins: then you probably don't have php installed in apache
[16:10] <shane2peru> another web browser???  Firefox 3 beta probably shouldn't have been the main Hardy browser
[16:10] <Shadu> no7up4u2: lol its your site :P
[16:10] <majikins> where do I find that?
[16:10] <no7up4u2> newair, i use wusb54gc and wg511t and the build in centrino and all work smoothly
[16:10] <[T]an2> could anyone recommend a good pptp client for gnome?
[16:10] <Danish989> DShepherd:  I'm getting busybox at bootup, and they're mount errors .. I was being assisted by someone at UbuntuForums but it's been a week and I haven't gotten a reply, can someone please see my thread and help me out?    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=784592&page=2
[16:10] <shane2peru> any recommendations for web browsers?
[16:10] <bartoslaff> yess
[16:10] <shane2peru> oh, on 64bit. :)
[16:11] <makkbe> majikins: sudo apt-get install php5
[16:11] <Vlet> shane2peru: firefox.... 2?
[16:11] <bartoslaff> on 64bit?
[16:11] <majikins> I have installed php5 apache2 libapche2-mod-php5
[16:11] <bartoslaff> Ephiany?
[16:11] <majikins> purged and reinstalled again
[16:11] <Shadu> ﻿no7up4u2: but isn't there a legal way to connect to it? as i gotta connect to the wireless network (which gives a new certificate) then i gotta login and think i then get the key for the wep
[16:11] <mgolisch> shane2peru: hm the devs told me its because mozilla will stop development of ff2, so they would ship their long time support product with a software component thats not supported by the upstream developers anymore
[16:11] <shane2peru> Vlet, hmmm, other than FF
[16:11] <mgolisch> shane2peru: that makes sense somehow
[16:11] <makkbe> majikins: weird, it should work then
[16:11] <fprimex> I'm trying to pxe boot the ubuntu 8.04 live CD and not having much luck. I've followed the directions here (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDNetboot) but can only get as far as the splash screen. I have PXE and tftpd-hpa set up and working correctly on centos 5.1. appreciate any help
[16:11] <Gnine> epiphany
[16:11] <laeg> Ollie: i'm going to have to recommend you repeat your question so someone else can help you because i could only have helped if it was on 7.04 and by help i mean tell you to upgrade
[16:11] <majikins> all installed properly
[16:11] <makkbe> what does your /var/log/apache2 log say?
[16:11] <no7up4u2> shadu ask the amin for the key, if they want u in they'll give it to you
[16:11] <no7up4u2> admin*
[16:11] <vampisk> hi
[16:12] <Vlet> majikins: try: sudo a2enmod php5
[16:12] <laeg> can somebody tell me what i should select in the last drop down box? http://i27.tinypic.com/2yno2mp.jpg
[16:12] <DShepherd> Danish989, i dont know much about wubi. have you checked here - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide?
[16:12] <shane2peru> mgolisch, seems like they would have waited till it was out of beta, shipped with ff2, and then when it was complete updated. :)
[16:12] <Vlet> shane2peru: ask synaptic
[16:12] <majikins> but now I notice that /etc/apache2/mods-enabled don't show php.load and php.conf
[16:12] <shane2peru> Vlet, will do, thanks
[16:12] <weix> I've been having trouble setting up samba shares in my smb.conf my samba server shows up in windows network browsing but the shares do not.  my /etc/samba/smb.conf file's contents http://paste.ubuntu.com/11871/
[16:12] <Shadu> ﻿no7up4u2: yeah but to get the key they made some weird login thingy.. but i guess i can go to the IT service and ask them how to do it
[16:12] <newair> no7, I think I have seen that for linksys
[16:12] <Ollie> laeg: I used to get similar problems while trying to install fedora core - I would have to install in text mode. After installation, it would run OK.
[16:12] <Ollie> Hi, Just a quick question. I'm running 8.04 on a laptop, and when I tell i to shutdown - after it's finished doing all it's stuff and it would /normally/ power off the machine, the screen goes bright white, and starts to fade in random patterns. Also it doesn't power off afterwards.
[16:12] <no7up4u2> shadu that would be the right thing to do
[16:13] <vahid> i need wine IRC
[16:13] <shane2peru> mgolisch, I guess I'm too simple minded, ff2, has memory problems, and ff3 just stops responding and I have to give it a few minutes to catch up with me, just minor annoyances. :)
[16:13] <Vlet> weix: #samba maybe?
[16:13] <Shadu> ﻿no7up4u2: kk will do that then, however im gonna check your way :P
[16:13] <Vlet> shane2peru: lynx
[16:13] <weix> Vlet, ill look into it thanks
[16:13] <majikins> vlet: weird - I did that and says could not find any package "libapache2-mod-php5 sud"
[16:13] <vampisk> hello, what is logwatch?
[16:13] <no7up4u2> shadu i wouldnt know what u talking about , my my i the legal way....
[16:14] <shane2peru> Vlet, is opera any good?  What is lynx?
[16:14] <no7up4u2> my way is *
[16:14] <majikins> why 'sud' at the end?
[16:14] <shane2peru> Vlet, I'm a long time Mozilla user, even since my M$ days.
[16:14] <Vlet> majikins: "libapache2-mod-php5 sud"? why is there a "sud" at the end there? what was the command you ran?
[16:14] <Shadu> no7up4u2: i mean that site of yours :)
[16:14] <no7up4u2> newair, u can get that wusb54gc for like 25$ it wark right off the box
[16:14] <Vlet> shane2peru: never had any problems with FF, so I don't know. lynx is awesome!
[16:15] <shane2peru> Vlet, ok, I will give that a try, and see how I like it, thanks.
[16:15]  * Vlet giggles
[16:15] <majikins> vlet: ok don't know what happened there but it says module is already enabled when I run again
[16:15] <einPaule> does anyone know why my videoplayback could be so much more ugly and pixelated than in windows?
[16:15] <shane2peru> Vlet, FF, just gives me minor annoyance lately, slowdowns, not really lockups, FF3 is about the same, I will give lynx a try, thanks.
[16:15] <einPaule> I'm using Hoarz
[16:16] <Vlet> majikins: maybe you made a type-o the first time
[16:16] <majikins> firefox is still asking the open the php file
[16:16] <vahid> please WINE irc?
[16:16] <slashzul> ok
[16:16] <Ollie> shane2peru: I think lynx is a text-only browser for the terminal?
[16:16] <rexy_> !wine
[16:16] <dmacnutt> openssl vulnerablity
[16:16] <Vlet> majikins: sudo /etc/init.d/apache restart
[16:16] <rexy_> doh, #winehq vahid
[16:16] <CShadowRun> Anyone know of a good text editor for linux, similar to editpad pro on windows. I want a GUI (So if you say VIM i'll stab you in the face.) i also want syntax highlighting, themes and regex searching/folding.
[16:16] <Vlet> Ollie: yep =D
[16:17] <vahid> tanks rexy
[16:17] <rexy_> CShadowRun, gedit ?
[16:17] <shane2peru> Ollie, ahh, now that you mention that, I think you are right!  I have used it before!  ahh
[16:17] <rexy_> or kate
[16:17] <majikins> still doing it
[16:17] <majikins> aaaaaahhhhhh
[16:17] <rexy_> not sure if they do all that though
[16:17] <majikins> been struggling with this the whole day
[16:17] <CShadowRun> rexy_ doesn't have regex or themes
[16:17] <dmacnutt> thank you DSA !!
[16:17] <Vlet> majikins: well, #apache or #php are better places for support for this
[16:17] <|neko|> majikins, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[16:17] <einPaule> emacs CShadowRun
[16:17] <shane2peru> Vlet you are bad. :)
[16:17] <DShepherd> Danish989, http://josephmclaughlin.wordpress.com/2008/05/11/wubi-error-busybox-and-initramfs/ -- this may help
[16:18] <majikins> can't get on - server too busy
[16:18] <grindhold> does anyone know when a new hal-update is being released_
[16:18] <majikins> for php
[16:18] <dmacnutt> openssl security alert http://www.ubuntu.com/usn/usn-612-1
[16:18] <CShadowRun> einPaule looks cool :p
[16:19] <hcoal> If I install Ubuntu using an encrypted file system, can I reinstall ubuntu later down the line or will I have to wipe the encrypted partitions and start over?
[16:20] <STSX> If I'm adding KDE windows manager to my Ubuntu 7.10, and it's asking if I want to make "gdm" or "kdm" my default display manager, should I say gdm to keep gnome as my default windows system? Or when I'm in KDE will it try to use gdm?
[16:20] <rexy_> it uses one or the other STSX
[16:20] <Scientus> what command do i use to see what process is binded to a resource
[16:20] <Vlet> majikins: I think you have to register with nickserv to get into #php
[16:20] <STSX> rexy_: OK, so why is it asking for the default?
[16:20] <Pici> STSX: KDM/GDM is only for the initial graphical login, not the desktop environment loaded afterwards.
[16:21] <dmacnutt> stsx: because it is asking you which one you want to use
[16:21] <Scientus> what command do i use to see what process is binded to a resource
[16:21] <Pici> Scientus: lsof
[16:21] <Scientus> thx
[16:21] <STSX> Pici: OK, that makes much more sense now. Thanks for clarifying that. :)
[16:21] <jaffarkelshac> does anyone encrypt folders with seahorse, it always makes an archive and encrypted archive, there are toomany duplicated of files, anyway to just have the encrypted?
[16:21]  * spass is away: przeto jeść cuś trzeba
[16:21] <rexy_> STSX, you have to choose one
[16:22] <STSX> rexy_: Yes, I understand now that Pici pointed out it is the graphical login, not my desktop environment.
[16:22] <Pici> !away > spass (Please see the private messsage from ubottu)
[16:23] <fprimex> I removed the quiet and splash options and it appears to be hanging at the decompression/sending of the filesystem.squashfs
[16:23] <Gnine> !session > Gnine
[16:24] <vahid> how make sure your video drivers are installed correctly???
[16:24] <majikins> vlet: I'm in thanks
[16:24] <Scientus> this man page is huge-- how do i just put the string of the file name into lsof
[16:24] <hcoal> vahid: try glxinfo
[16:24] <vemion-arc> hi everyone
[16:25] <Scientus> im getting permission denied on lsof when im root
[16:25] <Scientus> wtf
[16:25] <demon> quit
[16:25] <demon> lol
[16:26] <Scientus> i mean seriously
[16:26] <Scientus> thats the end of the road
[16:26] <Vlet> Scientus: that shouldn't be
[16:26] <vahid> hcoal, i run it but how i know work correctly?
[16:26] <Vlet> Scientus: I can run it as not-root
[16:26] <Scientus> lsof: status erros on .gvfs: Permission denied
[16:26] <aninhumer> Does anyone know why gnome apps would suddenly stop loading?
[16:26] <Scientus> and some fuse errors
[16:27] <hostf4cekilla> emacs launched from command line (not terminal emulator) does not map Alt to Meta. What gives?
[16:27] <raddy> Hi
[16:27] <gantellus> hello people
[16:27] <demon> sup
[16:27] <raddy> I have recently installed the Hardy version
[16:27] <demon> ya
[16:27] <vemion-arc> heck yeah... a wutang enthusiat
[16:27] <Scientus> fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/blah/.gvfs
[16:27] <Scientus> can't stat()
[16:27] <hcoal> vahid: after running the command, does it say Direct rendering: yes?
[16:28] <raddy> My BIOS is configured for for turning on the system when i press a key
[16:28] <vemion-arc> hostf4ce, what have you tried so far?
[16:28] <demon> lol that cool
[16:28] <vahid> direct rendering: Yes
[16:28] <hostf4cekilla> tried keyboard preferences in Gnome, ...nothing
[16:28] <raddy> But when i turn off from Gnome, it is not turning ON when i press a key
[16:28] <hostf4cekilla> vemion-arc:
[16:28] <demon> how about when opeing laptop ?
[16:28] <hcoal> and does it show the vendor as the card you're using?
[16:29] <demon> *opening
[16:29] <ShadowBelmolve> hello, anyone can say a video player to open a video with 18gb? Totem and MPlayer is not capable =/
[16:29] <Scientus> the ultimate error, running stat() is Thatnsport endpoint is not connected
[16:29] <vemion-arc> let me try it
[16:29] <vahid> server glx vendor string: NVIDIA Corporation
[16:29] <Scientus> eseems like a mount, but i cant umount it
[16:29] <Scientus> or deleate it
[16:29] <hostf4cekilla> vemion-arc: cool
[16:29] <jaffarkelshac> does anyone encrypt folders with seahorse, it always makes an archive and encrypted archive, there are toomany duplicated of files, anyway to just have the encrypted?
[16:30] <hcoal> vahid: that sounds good to me, unless you're having problems then I'd say you've set everything up correctly
[16:30] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: 18gb? never heard of it
[16:30] <gantellus> I've read a lot of topics on ubuntuforums.. but still no solution. My MB p5b plus built-in soundcard does not work. Ubuntu Hardy. :)
[16:31] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, a video with 1 hour and 30 min, quality DV =/
[16:31] <Scientus> so how can i get rid of a wierd mysterious non-connected 'transport' that lsof and stat cant get anything on
[16:31] <u007> hi, if my bluetooth hang, is there a way to restart it?
[16:31] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: are you sure that's the codec name? 18GB?
[16:31] <u007> the restart of the service seems to hang also :(
[16:31] <Lunar_Lamp> !ssl
[16:31] <Shadu> gantellus: did you try the mixer and enabled all thingies ? that worked for me atleast :P (dunno if you found that forum xD)
[16:31] <vemion-arc> what layout are you using for your keyboard?
[16:31] <MitchM> how can i fix my Magnifier in 8.04 ? I hit Windows key + R and i get stuck
[16:31] <vemion-arc> hostf4ce
[16:31] <hostf4cekilla> vemion-arc: us
[16:32] <[T]an2> i am trying to install a pptp client following these instructions: http://happylinuxthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/10/connecting-to-windows-vpn-server-with.html
[16:32] <[T]an2> The install looks like it worked, but I do not have any option of configuring any vpn... anyone know how to get this working?
[16:32] <greg_universe> in VLC are you able to download other visualizations?
[16:32] <gantellus> Shadu: the mixer does not start... Ubuntu does not recognize the card.. Says that no devices found
[16:32] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, yeah, i have other videos, but it's size is 15gb, the totem can open but he only read the first 9 minutos, but the video with 18gb he cannot read >.<
[16:32] <hostf4cekilla> u007: sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart or similar
[16:33] <u007> hostf4cekilla - nope, it stop at stopping service
[16:33] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: ooooh, it's an 18 gig movie... try VLC
[16:33] <Scientus> well now i guess i have a tale to tell: lsof permission denied as root...
[16:33] <coopery> hello
[16:33] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, VLC?
[16:33] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: yes
[16:33] <kelvin911> is it okay if i dont have ubuntu-desktop installed?
[16:33] <Vlet> kelvin911: we won't tell
[16:33] <u007> hostf4cekilla, when this happen, my ubuntu cannot restart or shutdown
[16:34] <kelvin911> what do u mean?
[16:34] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, ok, i will test it
[16:34] <bazhang> kelvin911, its fine
[16:34] <Vlet> kelvin911: well, is it okay? like, will we get mad and tell on you? define "okay".
[16:34] <hostf4cekilla> u007: kill the offending process via top
[16:34] <MitchM> anyone running 8.04 know how to get their X desktop out of "zoom mode" ? SuperKey + R ?
[16:34] <kelvin911> okay mean everything runs fine
[16:35] <bazhang> kelvin911, it is just a metapackage
[16:35] <kelvin911> what is the purpose of ubuntu-desktop package?
[16:35] <Vlet> kelvin911: yep, that's fine, assuming you know your shell commands.
[16:35] <Shadu> gantellus: k, was just a guess :P, think its a unsupported device then
[16:35] <stefg> !msg ubottu metapackage
[16:35] <devilsadvocate> kelvin911, ubuntu-desktop is a met package which has all the other stuff as dependancies. it by itself doesnt do anything
[16:35] <hostf4cekilla> kelvin911: pseudo meta-package, brings in a bunch of crap via dependencies
[16:35] <kelvin911> what shell command?
[16:36] <gantellus> MitchM: try hitting the zoom button until the desktop reaches the normal size
[16:36] <u007> hostf4cekilla, how do i know which is offending? is it with status uninterruptable?
[16:36] <personalcomputer> hello.i have a problem upgrading ubuntu 7.10 to 8.04: when it's fetching files and arrive to the 48th file in "setting new software channels"  it tells me "Error during update
[16:36] <personalcomputer> A problem occurred during the update. This is usually some sort of network problem, please check your network connection and retry"  can somebody help me ?
[16:36] <stefg> !metapackage
[16:36] <Vlet> kelvin911: oh, I'm sorry, I mis-understood your questions.
[16:36] <Vlet> !repomirror | personalcomputer
[16:36] <gantellus> Shadu: 7.04 and 7.10 worked fine :) Guess it's simply a bug
[16:36] <MitchM> gantellus, definetly got movement - did a zoom in / out real quick, any specific movement (of my mouse) i need to make?
[16:36] <hostf4cekilla> u007: it's probably running under your username or root and of questionable status, zombie, etc...
[16:37] <u007> ok
[16:37] <MitchM> gantellus, got it, just had to time my scroll / release of zoom button right.
[16:37] <kelvin911> how to get the system sound working again?
[16:37] <[T]an2> trying pptpconfig... getting this error. how do i correct it?
[16:37] <[T]an2> pptpconfig:
[16:37] <[T]an2>  Depends: php-gtk-pcntl but it is not going to be installed
[16:37] <kelvin911> so i install esound?
[16:37] <MitchM> gantellus, thank you :)
[16:37] <gantellus> MitchM: you're welcome :)
[16:38] <Scientus> what's going on if you cang ping a computer but the traceroute goes in an ionfinate loop, with no ips showing up besides the gateway?
[16:38] <[T]an2> tried it in synaptic and using apt-get and get the same error
[16:38] <Scientus> is there a better channel for networking problems
[16:38] <jdehlin_> Vlet, Just to let you know the solution in to use 'sudo -E' which carries over the environment
[16:39] <Vlet> jdehlin_: oh cool - thanks :)
[16:39] <jdehlin_> Vlet, this is a change in sudo since feisty
[16:39] <sdx> how can i see the space a dir takes up?
[16:39] <Vlet> sdx: df -h
[16:39] <Znuff> sdx, du -hs /dir
[16:39] <Vlet> sdx: oh, a dir.... use du
[16:40] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, OMG, the VLC cannot open de video >.<, OMFG, exist another program?
[16:40] <u007> hostf4cekilla, i can't kill the process
[16:40] <u007> its still there
[16:40] <u007> its  wammu hang
[16:41] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: frankly, if VLC can't open it, I doubt anything can. I would almost guess that the file may be corrupt. VLC is like the jacknife of all media players
[16:41] <sdx> Znuff, thanks
[16:41] <Vlet> ShadowBelmolve: what error did VLC give you if any?
[16:42] <Karagandinec> Salam
[16:42] <ShadowBelmolve> Vlet, Unrecognized format for '/media/e/hein.avi', but in windows he open normaly >.<
[16:42] <sparr_> My home LAN uses the 192.168.1.* subnet.  A VPN I am connecting to uses the same.  How can I re-map one of them locally?
[16:42] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, try this in a console, file /media/e/hein.avi
[16:42] <Vlet> Znuff: about to say the same :)
[16:43] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, /media/e/hein.avi: RIFF (little-endian) data, AVI, 0 x 0, ~30 fps,
[16:43] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, what's the size of the file?
[16:43] <Karagandinec> gandon
[16:43] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, ls -l /media/e/hein.avi
[16:43] <Vlet> Znuff: he said ~18G
[16:44] <Znuff> uh
[16:44] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, what filesystem?
[16:44] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, -rwxrwx--- 1 root plugdev 20281354752 2008-05-10 18:29 /media/e/hein.avi   NTFS =/
[16:44] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, it could be a problem with the NTFS driver and 4gb file limit :-/
[16:45] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, but with another video with 15gb he open normaly =/
[16:45] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, on the same partition?
[16:45] <hostf4cekilla> u007: you should be able to kill ANYthing as root with a signal 9
[16:45] <slavik> I have a usb-irda dongle, but when I try to use ussp-push to send files, it does some kind of a handshake and does not transfer the file ...
[16:45] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, yeah
[16:45] <hostf4cekilla> u007: I've killed disk drivers that way
[16:46] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, try dd if=/media/e/hein.avi of=/dev/null
[16:46] <u007> hostf4cekilla, i can't
[16:46] <u007> even with sudo -s
[16:47] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, slow...... >.<
[16:47] <Roshan> what am I getting "No identities found" when I try to copy an ssh-id
[16:47] <[T]an2> anyone have any ideas on my pptp predicament?
[16:47] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, no error yet?
[16:47] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, not, is processing... =/
[16:48] <doktoreas> hello everybody
[16:48] <doktoreas> I have resized my ubuntu partition for installing windows
[16:48] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, ok, ctrl+c it, install the ffmpeg package, and try to run: ffplay /media/e/hein.avi
[16:48] <Znuff> doktoreas, and now it doesn't work, right?
[16:48] <doktoreas> now my problem is to know if it will overwrite the boot sector
[16:48] <Znuff> Yup, windows will overwrite
[16:48] <doktoreas> hi Znuff
[16:49] <Roshan> does anyone know why I am getting  "No identities found" when I try to copy an ssh-id?
[16:49] <doktoreas> Znuff, should I log with livecd to create it?
[16:49] <laeg> what is the purpose of pulseaudio on linux?
[16:49] <laeg> s/linux/ubunut
[16:49] <Andycas> How to manually install fonts?
[16:49] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, he's open ^^, but no have the bar to jump for a % of video =/
[16:49] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, well, that's not a player :)
[16:49] <mgolisch> laeg: i guess its the replacement for esd
[16:49] <sahak> nautilus does not work for me anymore after today's updates. Ubuntu 8.04
[16:49] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, lol
[16:49] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, it's just a rudimentary player :)
[16:49] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, sort of... "proof of concept"
[16:50] <Enselic> I don't get it, what is this PulseAudio thing? It sounds cool but is it?
[16:50] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, install xine or mplayer and use it to play your files. It will work.
[16:50] <Evilyn> So, I'm having this little problem trying to install Ubuntu, in that the installer will never finish loading.  It boots up just enough to show the BG, and then hangs there forever (or at least overnight, which is forever-enough).  Anybody have an idea what the problem might be?
[16:50] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, but he's open the video, and the player not xD
[16:50] <Znuff> laeg, http://www.pulseaudio.org/
[16:50] <Znuff> ShadowBelmolve, like I said, try with mplayer or xine :)
[16:50] <Maxito> hola a todos
[16:50] <Znuff> doktoreas, yup
[16:50] <mgolisch> yeah mplayer ftw.
[16:51] <Maxito> alguien habla español
[16:51] <SaschaRed> can you guys please upgrade to the latest version of pidgin-plugin-pack
[16:51] <SaschaRed> we are two versions back
[16:51] <Znuff> doktoreas, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[16:51] <algyz> !es | Maxito | la puta madre ;)
[16:51] <Znuff> SaschaRed, so?
[16:51] <mgolisch> and?
[16:51] <Benalex> Hello folks, I just did an upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy, and I always remove quite parameter from the kernel line in Grub, and I see sever fails in red during boot... isn't these messages stored in some log file some where?
[16:51] <ShadowBelmolve> Znuff, mplayer not open =/, xine cannot install with apt-get ^^, but with ffplay i can see the end of video, its all i need ;D
[16:51] <mgolisch> if the enw plugins require another pidgin evrsion thats not gona happen i guess
[16:52] <mgolisch> its unlikely to change the evrsion of some software during the lifecycle of the release
[16:52] <Znuff> Benalex, "dmesg"
[16:52] <SaschaRed> Znuff: the latest version is 2.3.0
[16:52] <Andycas> How to manually install fonts?
[16:52] <mgolisch> anyways, time to head home
[16:52] <mgolisch> have fun ppl.
[16:52] <Maxito> ninguna de esas salas existe en mi lista
[16:53] <Maxito> sabes de alguna  otra
[16:53] <SaschaRed> ubuntu hardy has 2.0.0-1
[16:53] <benanzo> Why does trackerd still run and consume 7.8MB of memory even though I've explicitely disabled it in System -> Preferences -> Sessions and disabled both indexing and watching in System -> Preferences -> Search and Indexing.  I've restarted my session and rebooted but it still starts
[16:53] <tikka> Hi, I have a question relating to the differences between 7.10 and 8.04.. The specific question I have is, what has changed between versions which would affect how the keyboard functions?
[16:54] <Znuff> SaschaRed, like someone said above, the versions of the packages will NOT change during the lifecycle of the distribution.
[16:54] <Benalex> Znuff: can I show this file in gedit?
[16:54] <osfameron> dammit, upgrading libssl has broken openssh-server upgrade
[16:54] <sahak> nautilus does not work for me anymore after today's updates. Ubuntu 8.04
[16:54] <osfameron> running apt-get install -f it's complainging about " Template #4 in /tmp/openssh-server.template.124950 has a duplicate field "template" with new value "ssh/vulnerable_host_keys". Probably two templates are not properly separated by a lone newline"
[16:54] <Znuff> SaschaRed, and as an extra, latest version is gutsy, not hardy -_-
[16:54] <SaschaRed> Znuff: can we please put it in the repo
[16:55] <Znuff> Benalex, probably, but it's also a command and log file.
[16:55] <jeremy_> i'm getting that same problem on my server upgrade via commandline
[16:55] <Znuff> SaschaRed, no.
[16:55] <Znuff> SaschaRed, package versions won't EVER change during the distribution
[16:55] <Znuff> SaschaRed, if you really need the latest stuff, just compile it yourself
[16:56] <Pici> !newpackage | SaschaRed
[16:56] <squirrelpimp> anyone already knowing, why that obscure dowkd.pl utility keeps reporting "no suitable blacklist"?
[16:56] <benanzo> Do I have to remove tracker in order to get trackerd to stop starting?  I've already disabled it via the normal preferences menus
[16:57] <Benalex> Znuff: I don't think this is the one I am referring two, fails messages are displayed in red under Ubuntu splash image
[16:57] <Benalex> *to
[16:57] <makkbe> benanzo: have you disabled it in preferences --> sessions
[16:57] <serengeti> Evilyn, try checking the cd for defects
[16:57] <benanzo> yes
[16:57] <benanzo> and preferences -> search and indexing
[16:58] <Evilyn> I have.  This is actually a long, ongoing problem that happened with 7.x too
[16:58] <Evilyn> And multiple CDs
[16:58] <osfameron> is the openssh-server package broken, or is this likely to be a problem on my setup?
[16:58] <benanzo> I've disabled watching and indexing, and I've disabled it from starting as part of my session in the Sessions app
[16:58] <Evilyn> Multiple CDs burned on multiple other machines :)
[16:58] <makkbe> osfameron: no issues with openssh-server afaik
[16:58] <benanzo> it runs anyway everytime I log in and consumes 0% CPU but about 7-8MB memory
[16:58] <Evilyn> I'm imagining it's a hardware problem somewhere, but...
[16:59] <benanzo> it has all its cache files open
[16:59] <Bodsda> benanzo, if you dont need it, why not remove it? apt
[16:59] <iddo> i also disabled tracker in session and indexing prefs, and it's still starting
[16:59] <Vlet> benanzo: check your session startup programs perhaps
[16:59] <osfameron> makkbe: ah... it's giving errors about templates in /tmp/openssh-server.template.* so maybe I should delete those
[16:59] <benanzo> because it's depended on by ubuntu-desktop -- I'd like to keep a sane system but just disable it
[16:59] <osfameron> nope they're clean
[16:59] <benanzo> Vlet: yes I've done that
[16:59] <serengeti> Evilyn, I had a similar problem with an old K6-2, but I guess you have something more modern ;)
[16:59] <Bodsda> osfameron, please be specific as to which errors -- pastebin if needed
[17:00] <Norrisl^College> Hi
[17:00] <Bodsda> hi
[17:00] <Norrisl> i need help
[17:00] <osfameron> Bodsda: it's one long line
[17:00] <Evilyn> serengeti: Sadly, some random piece of junk Dell desktop, since it's a work system
[17:00] <osfameron> Bodsda: openssh-server Template parse error: Template #4 in /tmp/openssh-server.template.127120 has a duplicate field "template" with new value "ssh/vulnerable_host_keys". Probably two templates are not properly separated by a lone newline.
[17:00] <Bodsda> !ask | Norrisl
[17:00] <Vlet> !ask | Norrisl
[17:00] <osfameron> well, there's more that I can pasty if required
[17:00] <Andycas> How to manually install fonts?
[17:00] <Evilyn> But it's a fairly modern system, yes
[17:00] <kauer> HI. I'm trying to use apt-get upgrade to install the very recent ssh security fixes. It installs them all except openssh-server and openssh-client, these are "held back"? How can I get these installed? I beliebe apt-get dist-upgrade might work, but I don't want to try it if there is any risk that it will actually try to upgrade my distro from feisty!
[17:00] <Bodsda> osfameron, so chek the file for this 'duplicate  field'
[17:01] <benanzo> I've guess I have to resort to killing it via a script at login.  That's kind of lame
[17:01]  * Evilyn will try the alternate installer...
[17:01] <dury> hi there channel :)
[17:01] <rsk> kauer: most likely not mirror fully updated try apt-get update again
[17:01] <roberto_> salve scusate
[17:01] <roberto_> mi serve una mano x cortesia
[17:01] <serengeti> Evilyn, that's a good idea
[17:01] <benanzo> Off to LP to file a bug
[17:01] <osfameron> Bodsda: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11876/ for full details - but there's nothing in /tmp/openss* after the failed install
[17:01] <Bodsda> kauer, dist upgrade will upgrade your distro
[17:01] <serengeti> I think ;)
[17:01] <Norrisl> iv just installed a new copy of ubuntu when i go to boot from it it wont boot i get this back screen with normal mode etc.. demo mode. i clicked normal mode but it says a file is missing Please help me
[17:01] <dury> sudo apt-get install -f what is it for?
[17:01] <k0p> hi all
[17:02] <iddo> benanzo: what if you rename or delete /usr/bin/trackerd ?
[17:02] <Bodsda> osfameron, im not sure what im doing here so ask the channel but you should probably pastebin this file -- /tmp/openssh-server.template.127120
[17:02] <Vlet> dury: if you run this, you can find out: man apt-get
[17:02] <jeremy_> osfameron: I'm having the exact same problem, when i attempt sudo-apt get dist-upgrade it's saying my openssh-client is .03 when it should be .02
[17:02] <Bodsda> Norrisl, does it say which file?
[17:02] <osfameron> Bodsda: as I said, it doesn't exist when the apt session finishes
[17:02] <k0p> I'm making a package for ubuntu about python project. what's way to discover path like : /usr/lib/python$VERSION/site-packages? or there are way to run setup.py?
[17:02] <Norrisl> well i would need to reboot
[17:03] <Norrisl> hold on one second
[17:03] <dury> the system it's trying to update
[17:03] <Bodsda> osfameron, oh, im not sure im afraid
[17:03] <osfameron> I'll delete the cached .debs
[17:03] <dury> or upgrade
[17:03] <osfameron> jeremy_: I haven't had that error specifically
[17:03] <Bodsda> k0p, you can run thet as it is -- if your talking about in a bash shell
[17:03] <linduxed> hello
[17:03] <Bodsda> hi
[17:03] <jackal> hello
[17:04] <dury> can't install or remove software
[17:04] <suliman> hi how to configure MySql server
[17:04] <Bodsda> !mysql
[17:04] <makkbe> suliman: in what aspect?
[17:04] <serengeti> k0p, for the site-packages try python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print get_python_lib()"
[17:04] <k0p> Bodsda, yeah I'm talking about rules
[17:04]  * Bodsda *shrugs*
[17:04] <Vlet> suliman: sudo nano /etc/mysql/my.cnf
[17:04] <k0p> serengeti, thanks
[17:04] <kauer> rsk: thanks...
[17:04] <linduxed> guys, do you know what to do when youve got a hdd that is breaking but you insist on installing on it?
[17:04] <te> anyone know enough about hal so that I can specify a uid for ext3 systems?
[17:05] <dury> never had this problem to update and now problems come
[17:05] <Bodsda> linduxed, define 'breaking'
[17:05] <k0p> serengeti, yeah works ! :D
[17:05] <linduxed> is there any cool way to omit broken sectors?
[17:05] <Bodsda> !enter | dury
[17:05] <serengeti> k0p, I found it in Django docs ;)
[17:05] <benanzo> iddo: that's not a good solution
[17:05] <Vlet> linduxed: YOU insist on installing on it?
[17:05] <dury> sudo apt-get install -f
[17:05] <k0p> serengeti, great ! :D
[17:05] <Vlet> dury: type out your question in one line.
[17:06] <linduxed> Bodsda: basically ubunutu installation gives an error during "copying files" and i know it has had problems before like data dissappearing
[17:06] <suliman> vlet: thank you
[17:06] <dury> can't put my system in english how can I do that
[17:06] <Bodsda> linduxed, are you installing with alternate cd or live?
[17:06]  * osfameron works around by uninstalling openssh-server (suboptimal)
[17:07] <kauer> dury: You said "sudo apt-get install -f what is it for?" What do you mean? Do you mean that -f will cause the held-back packages to install?
[17:07] <linduxed> Vlet: yeah, currently ive got XP on the main drive (not my main computer, mind you :-P
[17:07] <dury> kauer: yeah can't install packages
[17:08] <kauer> Basically I want to know what that message actually *means* "The following packages have been kept back"
[17:08] <Norrisl> im back
[17:08] <linduxed> Vlet: and i wanted to get ubuntu on, however ive only got this semi-broken drive
[17:08] <Norrisl> it says
[17:08] <Bodsda> linduxed, why do you 'insist' on installing on a duff drive?
[17:08] <linduxed> Bodsda: live-cd
[17:08] <Norrisl> Kernel Normal Mode
[17:08] <Vlet> linduxed: well, there's little advise we can give other than to cross your fingers
[17:08] <Bodsda> ;~)
[17:08] <dury> kauer: it's trying to update to 8.04
[17:08] <linduxed> Bodsda: check my answers to vlet
[17:09] <Norrisl> Error 1: filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[17:09] <dury> and the databs
[17:09] <dury> sorry
[17:09] <Norrisl> Press any key to contine
[17:09] <kauer> dury: You mean they are held back until my distro catches up?
[17:09] <Bodsda> linduxed, install on xp drive not an option?
[17:09] <Bodsda> !enter | Norrisl
[17:09] <Norrisl> k
[17:09] <linduxed> Bodsda: hmmmm, might work...XP left 22 gig over for some odd reason
[17:09] <Norrisl> sorry
[17:09] <Bodsda> np ;~)
[17:09] <tikka> you did it again ;p
[17:10] <Norrisl> can you help me
[17:10] <linduxed> but i was most interested in actually omitting the bad sectors in some way
[17:10] <Tau> J / #ubuntu-de
[17:10] <Norrisl> i get this error
[17:10] <Norrisl> Error 1: filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
 and the databs
[17:10] <Bodsda> linduxed, reinstall and choose xp drive & use largest amount of continous free space
[17:10] <osfameron> Bodsda, jeremy_: apparently this is a gutsy problem that's known about, new version being pushed out shortly
[17:10] <linduxed> "smoothing the surface out" so to say
[17:10] <tikka> linduxed i have fixed bad sectors using hddreg / hdd regenerator.. its quite cool
[17:10] <dury> kauer: the database it's broken or something can't install packages, what's wrong
[17:11] <Norrisl> will anyone help me?
[17:11] <Norrisl> !enter | Norrisl
[17:11] <Norrisl> lol
[17:11] <Bodsda> !msgthebot | Norrisl
[17:12] <linduxed> tikka: procedure on live-cd?
[17:12] <jaffarkelshac> Norrisl: what are you trying to do when you get the errors, i read  up and you did not specify
[17:13] <Norrisl> I have a problem when i go to boot from my drive i get this error: Error 1: filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist
[17:13] <Norrisl> jaffar
[17:14] <Norrisl> I click normal mode
[17:14] <Norrisl> or any mode
[17:14] <Norrisl> and i get that error
[17:14] <jaffarkelshac> this is from the grub menu?
[17:14] <Bodsda> !enter | Norrisl :please,you've been told before:
[17:14] <Norrisl> from a menu when u boot up
[17:14] <Norrisl> a black background and white text
[17:15] <Bodsda> yeah, grub
[17:15] <benanzo> when I look at my memory consumption in gnome-system-monitor it says I'm using 324MB of 1996MB total, but when I run 'free -m' it shows I'm using 1503MB of 1996MB total -- I suppose gnome-system-monitor only shows memory consumed by my processes, but even then if I add the memory reported per process in the processes view it doesn't add up
[17:15] <Norrisl> w/e
[17:15] <benanzo> why the major difference?
[17:15] <jeremy_> osfameron: ah thanks, i guess i'm wasting my time uninstalling openssh-client and server and reinstalling them then lol
[17:15] <djhash> !welcome | djhash
[17:15] <beli> benanzo: memory is a greedy matching word for stuff ;)
[17:16] <Vlet> Norrisl: You seem to have modified your /boot/grub/menu.lst file and have made a syntax error in doing so.
[17:16] <benanzo> I don't know what that means
[17:16] <jaffarkelshac> can you paste the contents of /boot/grub/menu.lst to pastebin.ubuntu.com to look at maybe someone can help
[17:16] <Norrisl> i have done no such thing
[17:16] <beli> benanzo: maybe the one tool includes swap memory...the other not...for example
[17:16] <Bodsda> benanzo, it means its just stuff,. nothing to worry about unless its beeing seriously spammed by a single process
[17:16] <benanzo> both report zero swap usage
[17:17] <kauer> dury: Sorry, I don't understand you. Are you making a statement or asking me a question? I would like to know exactly what the "held back" message means. That is, under what conditions does apt-get issue that message?
[17:17] <no7up4u2> anyone seen that today http://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2008/msg00152.html
[17:17] <Vlet> Norrisl: well, what did you do before this happened? What linux distro are you running?
[17:17] <beli> benanzo: use top  or top -i for stats...or use gkrellm2 for graphical stuff
[17:17] <osfameron> jeremy_: yeah, people suggested 30 mins
[17:17] <Norrisl> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11882/
[17:17] <benanzo> top reports the same as 'free -m' ~1500MB used
[17:18] <aubrac12> Anyone else having problems installing openssh-server_1%3a4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3_amd64.deb? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11881/
[17:18] <colonelqubit> I'm trying to upgrade openssh-client & open-ssh-server and I'm getting a "template parse error: Template #4 in /tmp/openssh-server.template.282110 has a duplicate field "template".
[17:18] <benanzo> even if I run gnome-system-monitor with sudo it still reports only 324MB used
[17:19] <laeg> mgolisch: ya but i don't understand what it was supposed to be doing for me. my sound works now that it's totally been removed and i can still do everything i could before
[17:19] <Bodsda> benanzo, is that actually a problem or a statement?
[17:19] <beli> benanzo: so you need to read the documentation.....or trust the rudimentary system tools :)
[17:19] <colonelqubit> aubrac12: I'm having issues installing openssh-client/openssh-server
[17:19] <aubrac12> Sounds like colonelqubit and i have the same problem.
[17:19] <colonelqubit> I'm not on a 64bit system, though
[17:19] <rpj8> colonelqubit: What's the problem
[17:19] <beli> benanzo: what is your problem? just the interpretation? or does something else make you feel sick? ;)
[17:19] <Vlet> Norrisl: what is that, that you posted?
[17:19] <joaopinto> it's a known problem, is being worked
[17:19] <aubrac12> Are you running gutsy for amd64?
[17:19] <Norrisl> Guys
[17:19] <Norrisl> i need help this is the menu.lst
[17:19] <Norrisl> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11882/
[17:20] <Bodsda> !who
[17:20] <colonelqubit> rpj8: dpkg is reporting issues when I'm trying to upgrade openssh- client and server.
[17:20] <Vlet> Norrisl: that's the menu.lst from the live CD
[17:20] <rpj8> colonelqubit: Ok. Continue
[17:20] <Norrisl> !tab
[17:20] <benanzo> well it's somewhat of a problem if the tool reports erroneous results, or doesn't consider all processes taking up memory to be actually taking up memory
[17:20] <colonelqubit> rpj8: the error continues with "Probably two templates are not properly separated by a lone newline."
[17:20] <colonelqubit> but it looks like that file is temporary -- generated by apt or dpkg during the install process
[17:20] <Bodsda> !msgthebot > please read pm from ubottu
[17:21] <Kl4m> openssh-blacklist : is that a new package to correct the last openssl vuln?
[17:21] <Fishscene> Do I need to isntall some kind of Samba filesharing to browse Windows computers on my network?
[17:21] <rpj8> colonelqubit: Well what command are you using to install the openssh ?
[17:21] <Bodsda> Fishscene, only to host file sharing server
[17:21] <colonelqubit> rpj8: sudo apt-get upgrade
[17:22] <colonelqubit> that held back openssh-client and openssh-server
[17:22] <zChris> Bodsda: what do you need to browse windows comps shares?
[17:22] <colonelqubit> so I tried installing openssh-client, but then it b0rked out
[17:22] <Fishscene> Bodsda, I can't browse any of my servers (they don't show up) and I can't connect to my printers despite my manually pointing directly to the printshare
[17:22] <Fishscene> But Thanks anyway
[17:22] <Bodsda> zChris, samaba i believe
[17:22] <Kl4m> If you get told that openssh-client and server have been held back, apt-get install openssh-client openssh-server
[17:22] <Bodsda> Fishscene, then you prob need samba
[17:22] <Bodsda> !samba
[17:22] <v0lksman> anyone get the latest openssh-server installed?  I get a template error when I try to upgrade teh package
[17:23] <zChris> Bodsda: does Ubuntu come with samba preinstalled?
[17:23] <colonelqubit> rpj8: (so I ran 'apt-get install openssh-client', which seemed to work, but openssh-server failed
[17:23] <Fishscene> Thanks guys
[17:23] <Kl4m> !bug 230003
[17:23] <Bodsda> v0lksman, so do most the people in here-- we have no fix as of yet
[17:23] <beli> colonelqubit: locally or remote?
[17:23] <colonelqubit> v0lksman: yeah, I'm getting that problem too
[17:23] <Bodsda> zChris, nope
[17:23] <colonelqubit> beli: it's a remote server
[17:23] <v0lksman> Bodsda: thx...will wait patiently... ;)
[17:23] <Norrisl> fine
[17:23] <TheCompWiz> does anyone know why I can't have an alias interface with no ip address?  keeps complaining with "Cannot assign requested address"
[17:23] <Norrisl> dont help me
[17:23] <zChris> Bodsda: :<
[17:23] <colonelqubit> low priority, though, so I can shut it down
[17:23] <Bodsda> v0lksman, cheers ;~)
[17:23] <Vlet> Norrisl: I'm trying, but you're giving almost nothing to work on
[17:23] <beli> colonelqubit: if i work on remote servers...i always enable telnetd or some own statically linked sshd on a different port
[17:23] <k0p> serengeti, how I can attribute it for a bash variable? u know?
[17:24] <jaffarkelshac> Vlet: have you looked at his grub there is nothing there i am nt sure how to assist you Norrisl
[17:24] <colonelqubit> Oh, I still have an ssh connection, and I can go to the server
[17:24] <Vlet> Norrisl: that file you posted appears to be off the live cd
[17:24] <serengeti> k0p, use the fancy quotes like this `python -c .....`
[17:24] <TheBestOfcol> what's irc channel brazilian about Ubuntu?
[17:24] <beli> colonelqubit: ok, so enable telnetd, just to be on the save side....then go on with your package problems
[17:24] <colonelqubit> isn't telnetd....rather insecure?
[17:24] <zChris> Bodsda: whats that program called you use to browse in gnome? Nautilius?
[17:24] <Vlet> Norrisl: if you want help, you need to respond
[17:24] <k0p> serengeti, don't works :\
[17:25] <serengeti> k0p, it turns the command's output into a string
[17:25] <Norrisl> When i start up my Computer i get 2 options Windows Vista or Ubuntu, choose Ununtu i then get a message please w8 3 seconds so i do then it comes up with a list Normal Mode something else etc.. then when i click b i get this message:
[17:25] <Bodsda> zChris, nautilus
[17:25] <TheBestOfcol> what's irc channel brazilian about Ubuntu?
[17:25] <k0p> /bin/sh tmp not found ...
[17:25] <Bodsda> TheBestOfcol, dunno,go there and find out
[17:25] <Norrisl> error 1: filename must be either an absolute pathway or blocklist
[17:25] <k0p> serengeti, tmp is name variable
[17:25] <jaffarkelshac> Norrisl: pastebin the menu.lst from the harddrive you try to boot off not the livecd you are using right now
[17:25] <Norrisl> Please press anykey to contine
[17:26] <beli> k0p: what are you  trying to do?
[17:26] <serengeti> k0p, it should work like this tmp=`python -c ......`
[17:26] <Norrisl> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11882/
[17:26] <k0p> beli, make a ubuntu package of a python project
[17:26] <giloth> Has anyone else had issues with the proprietary ATI driver in 8.04? When I try enabling it and restart my computer goes into abstract art mode. (You'd understand if I sent you the screenshot I took of it) :(
[17:26] <k0p> serengeti, yeah you're right.. it's spaces. thanks :D
[17:26] <beli> k0p: ok, but you have problems with vars as i can see....
[17:26] <jaffarkelshac> its the same one from before, this is from the live cd, Norrisl
[17:27] <k0p> beli, yeah it's spaces :)
[17:27] <k0p> I think that now is solved.
[17:27] <Vlet> Norrisl: Are you running through wubi or something? o_O
[17:27] <Norrisl> what do you mean?
[17:27] <serengeti> k0p, no worries ;) my second guess was that you were forgetting the $ sign afterwards
[17:27] <Vlet> Norrisl: how did you install ubuntu?
[17:27] <Norrisl> through window xp
[17:28] <k0p> But I suspect that there is a way nice to make package for python project using setup.py
[17:28] <beli> k0p: using bash i recommend to use tmp=$(ls -alsF)    so you dont need to care about spaces or sh¹t
[17:28] <Vlet> Norrisl: oh, so you are running through wubi
[17:28] <jaffarkelshac> using wubi Norrisl
[17:28] <Norrisl> yes
[17:28] <colonelqubit> beli: it seems that apt/dpkg are telling me that openssh-server blah-0.3 depends on openssh-client blah-0.2.  Is there a way to downgrade my openssh-client package to blah-0.2?
[17:28] <k0p> beli, yeah I try.. but the trouble is something like that: tmp = $(ls -alsF)
[17:28] <k0p> :)
[17:28] <Bodsda> beli, although nicely covered up,still not necessarry
[17:28] <k0p> I was thinking wrong
[17:29] <giloth> Could anyone who's been through the ATI driver nightmare be able to lend a hand? I have a Radeon 5500 and the automated Proprietary Driver messes up the display something awful. Would like to know if there is a manual how-to on the issue.
[17:29] <colonelqubit> beli: and should I even worry about it -- should I just wait for the package maintainers to fix the apt repository?
[17:29] <jaffarkelshac> do you know how to mount the .disk in wubi Vlet
[17:29] <beli> Bodsda: i like to take ppl out of trouble...sure, there are other methods ;)
[17:29] <Puma> join #slicehost
[17:29] <Bodsda> beli, ??? i dont understand
[17:29] <Bodsda> Puma, or not
[17:29] <Puma> lol
[17:29] <Puma> shutup
[17:29] <serengeti> giloth, radeon 5500?
[17:29] <Norrisl> Guys
[17:30] <Norrisl> is this the one u mean
[17:30] <Norrisl> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11886/
[17:30] <giloth> 9550 i meant :P
[17:30] <serengeti> :P
[17:30] <Bodsda> !coc | Puma
[17:30] <beli> colonelqubit: sorry, i am new to ubuntu
[17:30] <beli> Bodsda: never mind :)
[17:30] <colonelqubit> beli: no problem
[17:31] <Bodsda> beli, looll, ok ;~)
[17:31] <Puma> Bodsda, I apologize for my rudness
[17:31] <serengeti> giloth, I have an HD2600 and I think I had to make a new xorg.conf after installing ati's driver
[17:31] <LogiTech> Does anyone know why my Screen Resolution goes from normal 1024X768 to 1280X960 ??? Please help anyone....most of the time i Switch pc on then screen reso is messed up.
[17:31] <jeremy_> colonelqubit: are you running gutsy? apparently it's a known issue with gusty and the fix should be out about 30 mins from what i've heard
[17:31] <Bodsda> Puma, thankyou ;~)
[17:31] <Vlet> Norrisl: http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&safe=off&q=%22filename+must+be+either+an+absolute+pathname+or+blocklist%22+grub4dos&btnG=Search
[17:31] <colonelqubit> jeremy_: yes, I'm running gutsy.  Thanks for the heads-up.
[17:31] <Bodsda> LogiTech, reboot, at grub choose recovery mode,then pick the fix x option
[17:32] <art_> hi all
[17:32] <colonelqubit> jeremy_: is there a good way for me to know about these things without hopping on IRC?
[17:32] <jaffarkelshac> Norrisl: if you installed using wubi then you have to mount the .disk that wubi makes, dont copy anything from filesystem coz that is just the live cd.
[17:32] <Bodsda> !launchpad | colonelqubit
[17:32] <LogiTech> recovery mode? how i choose that when i reboot?
[17:32] <serengeti> giloth, i don't remember exactly what I did but it involved running the aticonfig tool from the console
[17:32] <Bodsda> LogiTech, you should see a grub screen, and you have a few boot options ,. the seciond one down is recovery
[17:32] <Norrisl> what
[17:33] <jeremy_> colonelqubit: not that i know of osfameron told me about it, he was getting same problem
[17:33] <Norrisl> what do you mean .disk?
[17:33] <LogiTech> okei thank you Bodsda i will try
[17:33] <jaffarkelshac> hold on Norrisl
[17:33] <Bodsda> LogiTech, your welcome
[17:34] <Norrisl> iv installed Wubi on to my d drive
[17:34] <Norrisl> not my c drive
[17:34] <colonelqubit> jeremy_: yeah, that's what I figured -- I mean, it would be great if launchpad or the packages.ubuntu.com page for a given package were to have a warning on it if the package ever were to get b0rked, but that might be a little difficult to implement
[17:34] <Vlet> Norrisl: is it a pre-release version of ubuntu that you installed?
[17:34] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, if its borked it s not in repos
[17:34] <Norrisl> its the one off this site
[17:34] <beli> Bodsda: hopefully ;)
[17:35] <Technoviking> how do I display my xorg setting on the command line
[17:35] <Norrisl> http://wubi-installer.org
[17:35] <Vlet> Norrisl: yeah, but was it the pre-release or not?
[17:35] <colonelqubit> bosda: then where was it borked?
[17:35] <Norrisl> dunno
[17:35] <Bodsda> beli, yeah,most of the time lol
[17:35] <rpj8> Technoviking: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[17:35] <dury> kauer: iare you there
[17:35] <colonelqubit> or did the new versions of the packages just not play properly together?
[17:35]  * Norrisl slaps Norrisl around a bit with a large trout
[17:35] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, what borked?
[17:35] <Vlet> Norrisl: it seems there was a bug in the menu that the pre-release installed, and I can't seem to find any info on how to fix it
[17:35] <Vlet> Norrisl: other than to simply reinstall
[17:35] <jaffarkelshac> Norrisl: can you access your d drive?
[17:36] <Norrisl> do u just uninstall
[17:36] <Norrisl> yes
[17:36] <colonelqubit> bosda: when I tried to install openssh-client, openssh-server wouldn't install afterwards
[17:36]  * beli detex: oh...this trout slapping still exists ;)
[17:36] <linduxed> is there a hdd regenerator for ubuntu?
[17:36] <Technoviking> rpj8: thought there was a command to see what X is realy doing
[17:36] <Norrisl> jaffarkelshac yes
[17:36] <rpj8> Technoviking: 'doing'?
[17:36] <colonelqubit> bosda: openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.2) but 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3 is installed
[17:36] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, its not borked 'perse' just temporerily broken
[17:36] <Vlet> linduxed: regenerator?
[17:36] <Norrisl> should i uninstall
[17:36] <jaffarkelshac> look through the folders there should be ubuntu folder or wubi folder with root.disk swap.disk...
[17:36] <Norrisl> and install on my c drive?
[17:36] <linduxed> Vlet: yes
[17:36] <Technoviking> rpj8: sorry yes
[17:37] <Vlet> linduxed: what is that?
[17:37] <rpj8> Technoviking: Not too sure what you mean by 'doing'. X is just a program that'll draw on your screen basically.
[17:37] <colonelqubit> bosda: there's a difference?  I mean, I'm not running debian unstable here... I'm running Ubuntu Gutsy.
[17:37] <rpj8> Technoviking: kernel > command line > X > Gnome
[17:37] <linduxed> Vlet: there is such an app for xp
[17:37] <jaffarkelshac> when you install using wubi, it installed ubuntu on virtual disk, and normally does not appear under live cd, so you need to mount the virtual disk to access the menu.lst in them Norrisl
[17:38] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, if its borked its the packages problem and wont be fixed -- if its broken it could be anyones fault and will probably be fixed
[17:38] <linduxed> Vlet: repairs physicaly bad sectords
[17:38] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, if you were a deb you could fix it for everyone else ;~)
[17:38] <Technoviking> rpj8: got it xvidtune -show
[17:38] <colonelqubit> bosda: oh, I wish...  man, my life is so busy
[17:39] <dury> can't launch Synaptic Package Management
[17:39] <abhinay_> I installed hardy in my MacBook, I am not getting audio, i followed this wiki : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook , my volume controller is working , even the alsa has been started successfully, but i am not getting audio.. any suggestions ?
[17:39] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, hahah,. the life story of almost everyone here -- except me i have lots of free time
[17:39] <beli> repair physically bad sectors?!
[17:39]  * Bodsda hands colonelqubit some free time
[17:39] <rpj8> Technoviking: Oh oh. alright.
[17:39] <colonelqubit> bosda: danke.
[17:39] <beli> if i have some bad sectors i took the harddrive and give it a kick into the rubbish
[17:39] <Norrisl> Installing onto the c drive
[17:39] <Bodsda> np ;~)
[17:39] <Norrisl> not d drive
[17:40] <dury> dpkg sinaptic reconfigure is it right
[17:40] <XDS2010> !seen frogscott
[17:40] <Pici> !seen | XDS2010
[17:40] <LogiTech> Could anyone tell me why games trhough "wine" lagg????... can i change some kind of "wine" option to get rid off that lagg ???
[17:40] <XDS2010> ahh
[17:40] <Bodsda> dury, why not work out why synaptic wont run
[17:40] <XDS2010> :P ty pici
[17:40] <andrew___> beli: after securely destroying any data on the drive, of course :p
[17:40] <Bodsda> LogiTech, #winehq
[17:40] <Pici> LogiTech: Have you asked in #winehq ?
[17:40] <LogiTech> ok ill try
[17:40] <colonelqubit> bosda: thanks for the info -- hopefully after I grab some lunch things will be fixed.
[17:41] <Nostahl> does linux use .ico   or png or svg for icon format?
[17:41] <Stargazers> Hi. Anyone knows if SSH package is broken?
[17:41] <Znuff> Nostahl, png/svg/xpm
[17:41] <dury> Bodsda: I want to update the system
[17:41] <ray_> how i get my lap top on 8 my light for wireless dont work how i get the windows ini
[17:41] <Stargazers> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884/
[17:41] <Bodsda> colonelqubit, hopefully (i wouldnt count on it though)sorry
[17:41] <ray_> i need?
[17:41] <Stargazers> I get this kind of problem.
[17:41] <algyz> dury:  sudo aptitude upgrade
[17:41] <ray_> how i get my wireless ini i need from windows
[17:41] <Stargazers> I have tried to apt-get clean etc.
[17:41] <Bodsda> dury, im aware but we cant help yoou unless you give us sufficient information
[17:41] <ray_> i looked in driver and nothing is there
[17:41] <dury> algyz: thanks
[17:42] <ray_> im in ubuntu 8
[17:42] <ray_> \?
[17:42] <Bodsda> !enter | ray_
[17:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[17:42] <ray_> :(
[17:43] <WarMX> hi there
[17:43] <Bodsda> hi
[17:43] <WarMX> what's up?
[17:43] <Bodsda> fixin things
[17:43] <WarMX> what?
[17:43] <WarMX> what are u fixin
[17:43] <Bodsda> everything
[17:43] <WarMX> ahha
[17:44] <WarMX> gosh :-P
[17:44] <Myrtti> !enter
[17:44] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[17:44] <Stargazers> Jack_Sparrow: Tried that, but still same problem,
[17:44] <Bodsda> Myrtti, sorry, but the channel was stale
[17:44] <Stargazers> Jack_Sparrow: Tried that, but still same problem.
[17:44] <WarMX> in fact
[17:44] <Stargazers> Uh, sorry two times.
[17:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Stargazers what does your source list look like?
[17:45] <Stargazers> Let me see..
[17:45] <Andre1> Hey guys, can someone help me with skinning the Ubuntu panel?
[17:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Stargazers sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[17:45] <Bodsda> !ask | Andre1
[17:45] <Prefix> Andre1: What are you trying todo?
[17:45] <fyrfry> How do I permanently delete both panels from my desktop?
[17:46] <Bodsda> Jack_Sparrow, thats a nice cheeky way to save them time ;~)
[17:46] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[17:46] <Stargazers> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11889/
[17:46] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks
[17:46] <Andre1> I'm trying to make it look like the Mac panel, following the mac4lin theme.
[17:46] <WarMX> fyrfry: why do you want to delete both panels?
[17:46] <Stargazers> SOrry! Not all lines wasn't on that paste :S
[17:46] <jaffarkelshac> right click them and select delete panel fyrfry
[17:46] <fyrfry> warmx I'm using AWN and want a clean desktop
[17:46] <jeremy_> fyrfry, right click the panel select delete panel would't that do it
[17:46] <Bodsda> jaffarkelshac, will only remove for session
[17:46] <fyrfry> jaffarkelshac that works until I have only one left, then it won't let me delete it
[17:47] <fyrfry> jeremy_ not when there's only one left, it doesn't have the option
[17:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Stargazers and what is this ...  deb http://debian.o-hand.com gutsy/
[17:47] <nubunt2> anyone know how to fix the browsing of windows shared folders?  i can connect to some shares but not all. when i go to the computer with the shared folder..it comes up blank. does not prompt for pw
[17:47] <WarMX> fyrfry: of course clean desktop but think if compiz craches...
[17:47] <jaffarkelshac> i see, i neer tried deleting mine so i guess i dont know
[17:47] <WarMX> fyrfry you won't have anything
[17:47] <fyrfry> warmx I'll use the terminal to reboot the panels
[17:47] <livingdaylight> Hola Ubunteros!
[17:47] <Vlet> Jack_Sparrow: see the comment; it's clutter :)
[17:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Stargazers please provide link to your original ssh iisue.. not my thing really but I will look.
[17:48] <Kabarakh> WarMX, alt+f1 always works
[17:48] <WarMX> fyrfry of course
[17:48] <fyrfry> warmx my terminal is set to alt+t so I'll never be screwed
[17:48] <Stargazers> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884/
[17:48] <Stargazers> That was the problem.
[17:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Vlet looks like a repo, that may be causing his problem
[17:48] <WarMX> fyrfry cool
[17:48] <v0lksman> fyrfry: I don't think you can delete all the panels in gnome...try xfce on for size...
[17:48] <jaffarkelshac> what about removing gnome-panel fyrfry
[17:48] <Vlet> Jack_Sparrow: yes, the clutter repo =D
[17:48] <noodles12> i'm just learning html, i just finished the tutorial in w3schools, should i go on to learn xhtml ? or learn css?
[17:48] <fyrfry> jaffarkelshac I've thought about that, but was wanting a different method
[17:49] <WarMX> jaffarkeshac quite dangerous
[17:49] <Vlet> noodles12: ask in #web
[17:49] <fyrfry> warmx I could just killall gnome-panel
[17:49] <fyrfry> warmx but I'd have to do that everytime I boot, no?
[17:49] <jaffarkelshac> it restarts fyrfry
[17:49] <fyrfry> oh well, I'll just leave the little stump of a panel there just in case
[17:49] <WarMX> fyrfry no you can manage it in session manager
[17:49] <fyrfry> thanks for the suggestions anyways
[17:50] <seb962> Hey there guys, how can I setup a mounted drive to be writable? It's read only right now and windows won't let me change it.
[17:50] <jaffarkelshac> or just hide them
[17:50] <Stargazers> noodles12: Imho you should learn PHP + Extjs/jQuery + AJAX
[17:50] <majikins> hello - how do I create a file on my desktop with a specific link location?
[17:50] <tikka> anyone know of any streaming applications, like shoutcast that have an intuitive way to configure the sound properties?
[17:50] <Vlet> seb962: is it NTFS?
[17:50] <WarMX> no you can do pkill gnome-panel
[17:50] <Myrtti> seb962: windows?
[17:50] <Andre1> How do I make my panel at the top look like this: http://images.howtoforge.com/images/mac4lin/Mac4Lin%20Documentation_html_m2ad3b0cf.jpg
[17:50] <WarMX> majikins you mean linke in windows?
[17:50] <majikins> ie when I click on the file it opens a specfic file and in a specific location
[17:50] <majikins> nope ubuntu
[17:50] <seb962> The file system appears to be Vfat
[17:51] <windmill> Is anyone having trouble with a recent update to openssh-server packeage??
[17:51] <Pici> windmill: What sort of trouble?
[17:51] <seb962> But It should be Nfts, it's my linux / windows swap drive.
[17:51] <WarMX> majikins... maybe a launcher
[17:51] <Stargazers> Pici: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884/
[17:51] <Stargazers> That kind of... :P
[17:51] <majikins> ah
[17:51] <Stargazers> At least I have that kind of problem.
[17:51] <Vlet> Andre1: here's how: http://howtoforge.com/mac4lin_make_linux_look_like_a_mac
[17:51] <windmill> Pici, E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)  on gutsy
[17:51] <no7up4u2> greeting all
[17:51] <nubunt2> can anyone help with accessing windows shares?
[17:52] <majikins> but is there a way to do this via command line?
[17:52] <windmill> Pici, apt tells me about broken package
[17:52] <Andre1> Vlet: I have followed that guide and got everything working except theres no instructions on how to change the panel.
[17:52] <jaffarkelshac> smb://ip works for me nubunt2
[17:52] <noelferreira> its already possible to undelete from a shift+delete in the ext3?
[17:52] <nubunt2> let me try
[17:52] <WarMX> majikins answer in private chat
[17:53] <majikins> warmx: getting error of private message
[17:53] <Stargazers> windmill: You mean that openssh-server is broken package?
[17:53] <xtreme__> Ubuntu r0cks...
[17:53] <Stargazers> And it is not problem only for me?
[17:53] <WarMX> majikins ok
[17:53] <WarMX> majikins
[17:53] <WarMX> majikins however
[17:53] <windmill> Stargazers, yes
[17:53] <nubunt2> no workie
[17:53] <WarMX> majikins right click your desktop, the click create launcher
[17:53] <Stargazers> Oh, great. Well, actually, not great, but I just thoght that I'm just too stupid to make it work somehow :D
[17:53] <Stargazers> *thought
[17:53] <majikins> its xubuntu
[17:53] <windmill> Stargazers, Pici the update manager tells me software index is broken now
[17:53] <KomiaPoika> hi
[17:53] <KomiaPoika> i can't get googleearth to start on kubuntu 8.04 amd64. no matter the version or how it installed, it segfaults
[17:54] <jeremy_> Stargazers, i have that exact problem, in hardy the upgrade works just fine  tho
[17:54] <Andre1> Well can someone tell me how to get Avant Window Manager to launch on startup?
[17:54] <majikins> and I can't - only get a set menu!
[17:54] <noelferreira> its already possible to undelete from a shift+delete in the ext3 file format?
[17:54] <windmill> Stargazers, Pici  :   It is impossible to install or remove any software. Please use the package manager "Synaptic" or run "sudo apt-get install -f" in a terminal to fix this issue at first.
[17:54] <Stargazers> windmill: Didn't help.
[17:54] <jaffarkelshac> you entered that in nautilus not in terminal right? nubunt2
[17:54] <Stargazers> Surely, it let me install other softwares.
[17:54] <seb962> (I'll rephrase the question) I'm running a dual boot computer, with 1 partition for linux, other for windows, and a common ntfs partition which I use to store files from both instalations. However, when trying to access this partition from windows, it comes up as " read only " and I can't disable it. Any thoughts?
[17:54] <Stargazers> But not that package I need (openssh-server
[17:54] <trez> not here either
[17:55] <WarMX> seb962 try formatting the partition
[17:55] <Pici> Stargazers: windmill : Are you both on Gutsy?
[17:55] <Stargazers> And I don't want upgrade this computer to hardy because it's wlan it much worser than hardy in same usb-stick :S
[17:55] <Stargazers> Pici: At least I am.
[17:55] <windmill> Pici, yes
[17:55] <iMoleskin1> does anyone else has a serious problem with 2d-things with an ati hd3850 or higher with the proprietary drivers? Or does anyone know a solution? I'm on 8.04.. Desktop effects are superfast, but if theres just a progress bar or a firefox window or whatever it'S really really slow. Suggestions?
[17:55] <Andre1> Can someone help with launching Avant Window Manager  on startup?
[17:56] <jaffarkelshac> nubunt2: what do you get when you do enter smb://ip-address in the address bar
[17:56] <Charbucks> Andre1: go to System->Preferences->Sessions
[17:56] <mgolisch> Andre1: just add it to your session
[17:56] <beli> andrew___: you own a HILTI too? ;)
[17:56] <Stargazers> So, it seems that I can't fix that package problem anyway?
[17:57] <majikins> ok this sucks - I'm trying to open a file via a specific location in firefox
[17:57] <AmishNinja> Does anyone know of an FTP client that works well with Ubuntu that also supports editing files directly over the FTP connection with an editor of choice?
[17:57] <Pici> Stargazers: windmill: Looks like its a known issue and the devs are working to resolve it, I dont have any other information than that.
[17:57] <majikins> file only opens if it has http://localhost and path to file
[17:57] <Stargazers> Ok...
[17:57] <windmill> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11891/
[17:57] <Charbucks> Andre1: then click "add", and in the "command" field just type in avant-window-navigator
[17:57] <Stargazers> Well, then I thinkj that I just have to upgrade to hardy and wish best that it won't crash my wlan working...
[17:57] <andrew___> beli: no, but now I want one :)
[17:57] <majikins> when I add the full path to laucher, it says file does not exist
[17:57] <WarMX> Andre1 follow the guide in private message
[17:57] <Stargazers> :S
[17:57] <Andre1> Thanks.
[17:58] <beli> andrew___: very nice tool :)
[17:58] <WarMX> ;-) andre1
[17:58] <Pici> Stargazers: windmill: let me see if I can get a link to the bug report so you two can see when its fixed
[17:58] <konbon> Is there a way i can change the ubuntu log in screen?
[17:58] <Stargazers> Well, I think I just upgrade to hardy because I have to make this computer work today :P
[17:58] <majikins> is there a way to create a link that puts in the http://localhost/path in firefox?
[17:58] <Stargazers> But thanks for the help!
[17:58] <Pici> Stargazers: Its working fine in Hardy :)
[17:59] <Stargazers> Goid to know that it is global problem.
[17:59] <Jack_Sparrow> konbon gdm themes
[17:59] <Andre1> Does anyone know how to skin the panel of Ubuntu to look like OSx'x one. The Mac4lin guide doesn't.
[17:59] <konbon> Thanks
[17:59] <aurel42> Any hardware/kernel geeks out there? I seem to have some problem with CPU frequency scaling. According to dmesg, the CPU is 4 core, 2.5GHz, 8 throttling states, yet according to cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies, it only supports 2.0 and 2.3 GHz. Any ideas?
[17:59] <jaffarkelshac> ofcourse konbon system administrator login windows
[17:59] <seb962> Vlet: Any thoughts?
[17:59] <knewt> i just tried to install the updated openssh-server onto a gutsy system, but i'm getting an error about template parse error. anyone got any ideas?
[17:59] <JediMaster> anyone else having problems upgrading to the latest openssh-server? I'm getting errors about a template from dpkg
[17:59] <gumpish> so, the package 4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3_all.deb is broken, yes?
[17:59] <konbon> Oh, very nice. Thanks. (ububtu #1)
[17:59] <jaffarkelshac> konbon: its under local tab in the login window
[17:59] <gumpish> JediMaster: yep
[17:59] <trez> jibel: same here
[18:00] <windmill> knewt, on gutsy? I'm having the same issue
[18:00] <JediMaster> gumpish: good, not just me then
[18:00] <jeremy_> JediMaster: seems alot of people on gusty are
[18:00] <knewt> gumpish: 4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3_amd64.deb here
[18:00] <Jack_Sparrow> JediMaster that was just covered, it is a known problem and they are now working on it
[18:00] <Charbucks> does anyone know if there's a way I can stop evdev from unloading when my BT mouse goes to sleep?
[18:00] <JediMaster> Jack_Sparrow: ta, just panicing a bit that if I log out I won't get my ssh session back (and the connection tends to drop the ssh session)
[18:01] <iMoleskin1> so really noone else with a nonworking hd3850? Well, 2d problems.
[18:01] <AmishNinja> Does anyone know of an FTP client that works well with Ubuntu that also supports editing files directly over the FTP connection with an editor of choice?
[18:01] <beli> aurel42: iirc some machines have settings for native throtteling in the bios....maybe you can expand the ranges there..just a guess
[18:01] <Jack_Sparrow> JediMaster ok
[18:01] <unlink> when upgrading openssh-server on gutsy, i get the error message; Template #4 in /var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci/templates has a duplicate field "template" with new value "ssh/vulnerable_host_keys". Probably two templates are not properly separated by a lone newline.
[18:01] <Charbucks> AmishNinja: if you go Places->Connect to Server, you can browse an FTP share just like it's a folder on your desktop
[18:01] <JediMaster> jeremy_: is it gutsy only? this machine could do with upgrading to hardy anyhow
[18:02]  * knewt thinks someone should put the openssh-server template problem into the /topic *g*
[18:02] <jeremy_> JediMaster: my server is upgrading to hardy right now, my desktop which is gutsy got the upgrade just fine
[18:02] <Jack_Sparrow> We need ssh factoid
[18:02] <jeremy_> JediMaster: i meant hardy
[18:02] <Kl4m> Amish, either the client uses gvfs, or a workaround to edit files "directly"
[18:02] <SomeGuy> does anyone know when the OpenSSH vulnerability is going to be added to the updates in the main repositories?
[18:02] <knewt> jeremy_: are you running ssh-server on the desktop, or just the client?
[18:02] <JediMaster> jeremy_: ta, just trying it on a hardy box now
[18:03] <SomeGuy> I would think that would be a pretty big priority
[18:03] <Pici> SomeGuy: Its already there
[18:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Pici well done
[18:03] <Kl4m> Someguy, it is, are you using a mirror?
[18:03] <knewt> SomeGuy: already done, although there's a problem with the gutsy openssh-server
[18:03] <SomeGuy> hmm, maybe it didn't push to all mirrors yet
[18:03] <SomeGuy> yeah I am
[18:03] <AmishNinja> By "directly" I just mean being able to edit the file on the server using my own programs...
[18:03] <jeremy_> knewt:  srry meant the desktop is hardy and upgraded just fine
[18:03] <SwedeMike> SomeGuy: wait a few hours if you're on 7.10
[18:03] <knewt> jeremy_: ah
[18:03] <SomeGuy> I'm on 8.04
[18:03] <LimCore> perhaps info about ubuntu being ownable should be in /topic so ppl will update?
[18:03] <SomeGuy> 8.04 is fine?
[18:03] <JediMaster> jeremy_: yeah, openssh-server installs fine on hardy
[18:03] <LimCore> there is fixed version for 8.04 amd64 yet?
[18:03] <Kl4m> The packages are being held back, and nobody wonders why?
[18:03] <Charbucks> AmishNinja: yep, the files on the FTP share will show up just like they're on your hard drive, and then you can use whatever program you want (gedit, etc)
[18:04] <AmishNinja> gotcha. thanks!
[18:04] <aurel42> beli, I don't remember seeing anything in the BIOS, but I'm planning a BIOS update as soon as I can get hold of a FLOPPY DISK. Damn, this is SO 20th century.
[18:04] <SwedeMike> Kl4m: I thought the held-back was due to it being a new version with new functionality, not because it was "stopped"
[18:04] <SomeGuy> oh well, I'll worry about it more when I get home
[18:04] <SomeGuy> thanks guys
[18:04] <knewt> Kl4m: for a moment, sure. but the strength of the security problem overrides that
[18:04] <beli> aurel42 :) biosupgrades should be done by flash devices nowadays ;)
[18:04] <mirwod> hello
[18:05] <aurel42> beli: I don't follow?
[18:05] <JediMaster> other than changing sources.list to hardy, and apt-get dist-upgrading, is there anything else I should do before a gutsy=>hardy upgrade, or any other way (no gui, running on a remote server)
[18:05] <mgolisch> beli: the problem is that dos doesnt support that proly
[18:05] <Kl4m> !upgrade
[18:05] <beli> aurel42: floppy is sooooooo outdated
[18:05] <Pici> JediMaster: Thats not the proper way to upgrade, use sudo do-release upgrade instead.
[18:05] <JediMaster> Kl4m: ta
[18:05] <beli> mgolisch: does isnt needed.....you just need a bios that supports it
[18:05] <mgolisch> its ok for that, and you can get bios updates on cd too, dos should boot fine from cd
[18:05] <beli> s/does/DOS/
[18:05] <eth01> biosflash is better imo
[18:06] <aurel42> beli: indeed, but I'm not sure if there's another way. Perhaps a bootable USB stick or a DOS partition, but both is non-trivial to set up.
[18:06] <drewby> Hello, I already have a working bootloader, but I have no CD-ROM drive and I want to install ubuntu to a given partition.
[18:06] <aurel42> Apparently, ASUS will nowadays allow you to flash the BIOS directly from Windows. That would be easy, I actually have a Wintendo partition on the machine.
[18:06] <beli> aurel42: or buy a EEPROM burning toolkit and do it right from your shell :)
[18:07] <aurel42> BUT... it's not an ASUS board. :)
[18:07] <livingdaylight> ﻿is skype 2.0.0.68-1 the latest version for ubuntu?
[18:07] <mgolisch> drewby: i think you can boot iso images directly
[18:08] <drewby> mgolisch: so just dump the iso into the second drive and reboot?
[18:08] <Pici> JediMaster, windmill, knewt /topic :)
[18:08] <jaffarkelshac> does anyone encrypt folders with seahorse, it always makes an archive and encrypted archive, there are toomany duplicated of files, anyway to just have the encrypted?
[18:09] <knewt> Pici: heh, good. although not that obvious of course, being at the very end
[18:09] <Pici> knewt: looks like there still may be an issue with one of the packages, but the rest should work
[18:09] <knewt> cool, it's reached my mirror
[18:10] <mgolisch> drewby: so you have grub running allready?
[18:10] <mgolisch> drewby: no idea about other bootloaders
[18:10] <JediMaster> Pici: damn, I was using it as an excuse for to my boss to upgrade the machine to gutsy =), which is the main mirror it's available on now?
[18:10] <JediMaster> er hardy
[18:10] <mrpockets> yo
[18:10] <az1> salut
[18:10] <drewby> mgolisch: yeah, i've got grub running without problems
[18:10] <Pici> JediMaster: archive.ubuntu.com is the main one
[18:11] <JediMaster> duh, yeah, thanks
[18:11] <knewt> it's already reached de.archive
[18:11] <knewt> oh, wait, it'll be coming from security.ubuntu, won't it?
[18:11] <matias> Hi... how do i kill and view processes ?
[18:12] <Hide0> hi
[18:12] <JediMaster> yay, it works =)
[18:12] <quentusrex> Does anyone know why on gutsy the package openssh-server is broke???
[18:12] <sarthor> i have amd computer, msi m/board, how can i install skype and mymoney, Its giving me the error of i386, i am using hardy.
[18:12] <quentusrex> there is a template error
[18:12] <JediMaster> knewt: yes, it's from security
[18:12] <jaffarkelshac> matias: top in terminal
[18:12] <JediMaster> quentusrex: it's fixed
[18:12] <knewt> quentusrex: rerun update and then upgrade again, is fixed now
[18:12] <JediMaster> quentusrex: apt-get update again and it'll work
[18:12] <jeremy_> quentusrex: it should be fixed now
[18:12] <dare> how to recevie data from phone via bluetooth, I can send to phone but when i try to recevive something from phone, phone popups error message: Unable To Conect
[18:12] <quentusrex> JediMaster, I just did....
[18:12] <patifa> quentusrex: fall out from the gigantic debian screwup. :\
[18:13] <JediMaster> quentusrex: it was fixed like 2 min ago
[18:13] <j00bar> is ubuntu going to release the openssh-blacklist package for dapper as well? we still need to check authorized keys.
[18:13] <Pici> quentusrex: it may have not reached your mirror yet.
[18:13] <matias> jaffarkelshac: ???
[18:13] <Norrisl> Hello
[18:13] <JediMaster> quentusrex: it's coming from security.ubuntu.com
[18:13] <Norrisl> How do i remove Ubuntu  from my system
[18:13] <jaffarkelshac> you wanted to kill and view process, open terminal and type top
[18:13] <quentusrex> ok, that worked.
[18:13] <quentusrex> thanks
[18:13] <Norrisl> i used the wubi installer
[18:13] <matias> jaffarkelshac, ok thanks
[18:14] <jaffarkelshac> Norrisl: you are back, did you not reinstall?
[18:14] <Norrisl> i did
[18:14] <Norrisl> it worked fine
[18:14] <quentusrex> I updated apt-get again, and now it works. Thanks.
[18:14] <sarthor> i have amd computer, msi m/board, how can i install skype and mymoney, Its giving me the error of i386, i am using hardy.
[18:14] <Norrisl> now how do i remove it
[18:14] <Norrisl> it was just a test thingy
[18:14] <msnbot> Pressing "Administrator Mode" doens't prompt password in "network settings - System settings"
[18:14] <Norrisl> i wanted to test out
[18:14] <FloodBot1> Norrisl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:14] <Norrisl> o
[18:14] <tom_> tomvasi
[18:14] <matias> exit
[18:14] <Andre1> Hi, how do I get my Canon MX310 set up to print in Ubuntu?
[18:15] <jaffarkelshac> if you installed with wubi, but into vista and click the wubi uninstall on the partition you installed Norrisl
[18:15] <msnbot> how to fix my problem ??
[18:15] <Pici> sarthor: Is this an upgrade from Gutsy?
[18:16] <Broncosaurio> hi
[18:16] <Broncosaurio> kjkljhk
[18:16]  * JediMaster runs do-release-upgrade from gutsy and drools at the 11Mbytes/sec =)
[18:16] <Charbucks> Andre1: Canon has notoriously poor linux support for its printers... but try choosing the Pixma MP150 driver when you add the printer (System->Admin->Printing)
[18:17] <habit> Is it possible to install ubuntu on usb storage, and changing settings _after_ installing?
[18:17] <Andre1> Thanks Charbuck, will try
[18:17] <slackpipe> habit: it is possible, and actually quit easy.  I had it on my watch for a bit.  let me see if i can find the url
[18:17] <mgolisch> habit: what do you mean by changing settings?
[18:18] <drewby> habit: google pendrivelinux
[18:18] <drewby> it should be exactly what you're looking for
[18:18] <Charbucks> Andre1: I just found that suggestion from a forum posting, but it's worth a shot
[18:19] <slackpipe> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[18:19] <msnbot> can anyone tell me how to fix it ?
[18:19] <tom_vasi> kalispera
[18:19] <Charbucks> can anyone help me force a module to stay loaded?
[18:20] <Pici> msnbot: What problem?
[18:20] <habit> mgolisch, I mean I read somewhere about installing linux on usb, and there was written about you cannot change nothing on usb later.
[18:20] <Andre1> Charbucks: Works fine! Thanks!
[18:20] <habit> Like settings and packages.
[18:20] <kapq> hi, i cant connect my k750i to ubuntu, im noob :(
[18:20] <Charbucks> Andre1: awesome, good to hear
[18:20] <slackpipe> habit: try this wiki. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[18:20] <slackpipe> habit: it's what i used for my drive.  worked pretty well
[18:20] <Andre1> How do I skin my Ubuntu panel to look like mac's one, with the apple logo and everything?
[18:21] <sdfd> Gutsy openssh-server upgrade is fixed, but may take a while to mirror
[18:21] <jbroome__> buy a mac
[18:21] <sdfd> ah
[18:21] <habit> slackpipe, so I will be able to install|remove software after installing?
[18:21] <kexp903_> Hi I'm having problem with apt-get update for wine GPG error NO_PUBKEY  NO_PUBKEY 58403026387EE263
[18:21] <Vlet> msnbot: do you see an 'unlock' button on the window
[18:21] <sdfd> just here for this shit
[18:21] <Pici> sdfd: Please watch the language
[18:21] <Vlet> kexp903_: on the winehq page that told you the repo info to add, there should have also been a command to add their key
[18:21] <Pici> Andre1: Have you read this? http://howtoforge.com/mac4lin_make_linux_look_like_a_mac
[18:22] <slackpipe> habit: yep.  runs just like it's on an hd.  and it also has a live mode you can boot into for doing installs
[18:22] <kexp903_> vlet: did that
[18:22] <msnbot> Vlet: No there is no unlock button
[18:22] <habit> slackpipe, thanks a lot!
[18:22] <slackpipe> habit: no prob =)
[18:22] <Vlet> kexp903_: well, you might not have done it right
[18:22] <Andre1> Pici: Yes, it looks fine in the picture they have, but when you are finished following their guide, the panel still looks thae same.
[18:22] <msnbot> Vlet:  Only "help" "Administrator Mode... " buttton. others are disabled
[18:23] <Vlet> msnbot: so, click administrator mode
[18:23] <askb_> list
[18:24] <msnbot> Vlet: I click it. Then It  just get refreshed. But no prompt appears from password. and the buttons and other controls are still disabled
[18:24] <sarthor> Pici, No, its fresh and newly installed
[18:24] <Vlet> msnbot: what version are you using?
[18:24] <Pici> sarthor: Are you using the -generic kernel or the -i386 one?
[18:24] <shafire> hi
[18:24] <msnbot> Vlet:  Hardy
[18:24] <mrpockets> oh hai
[18:24] <shafire> which theme is that => http://blog.chip.de/chip-linux-blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/news_gr.jpg ?
[18:24] <askb_> hi every body
[18:25] <msnbot> Vlet:  It worked some hours ago
[18:25] <spiderfire> hello
[18:25] <slackpipe> askb_: hi, dr. nick!
[18:25] <sarthor> Pici, i am using the kernel for amd, how to check it.
[18:25] <Pici> sarthor: uname -r
[18:25] <Vlet> msnbot: if you're using hardy, there should be an 'unlock' button
[18:25] <kexp903_> vlet: it worked thanks
[18:25] <sarthor> Pici, 2.6.24-16-generic
[18:25] <kklimonda> shafire: Isn't it some kind of mockup?
[18:25] <Pici> sarthor: Hrm, thats odd.
[18:26] <msnbot> Vlet: Its Kubuntu
[18:26] <askb_> uh oh whats happwning?
[18:26] <evil_tech> how do i check to see if i am using the SMP kernel?
[18:26] <shafire> kklimonda, do you know, which mockup it is?
[18:26] <sarthor> odd? suld i have to reinstall the computer again with some other kernel??
[18:26] <msnbot> Vlet: wow, I got something,
[18:26] <Pici> evil_tech: The -generic kernel supports smp, so if you are using that you are fine.  uname -r to check
[18:27] <evil_tech> ok thanks
[18:27] <msnbot> Vlet: When I enter "kdesu kate" in terminal, it says 'sudo: unable to resolve host shiplu-laptop'
[18:27] <nenorbot> I have a pgsql script which does something like the following:
[18:27] <nenorbot> for row in cursor loop
[18:27] <nenorbot> insert into...
[18:27] <nenorbot> if counter = x
[18:27] <nenorbot> commit;
[18:27] <nenorbot> counter = 0;
[18:27] <FloodBot1> nenorbot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:27] <msnbot> Vlet:  It think its the problem wiht kdesu
[18:27] <Vlet> msnbot: when you change your hostname, you need to restart
[18:27] <nenorbot> however, the commit fails
[18:27] <msnbot> Vlet: I have restarted it many times.
[18:27] <nenorbot> Sorry for the flood
[18:27] <kreib> is it possible to shutoff the laptop screen, and use only another lcd connected o nthe vga port?
[18:27] <nenorbot> any ideas why it can't commit?
[18:28] <fbc> What would be the best webpage creator for someone familiar with Dreamweaver?
[18:28] <yaroslav> security notice sucks. anyone got erroneous keys up to date?
[18:28] <Pici> nenorbot: This channel is for Ubuntu support, you'd be better off asking that in a channel for your specific dbms
[18:28] <yaroslav> fbc: nvu
[18:28] <nenorbot> errr sorry :l lol
[18:28] <gilead> I'm trying to get Intel 3945ABG WiFi controller to work on 8.04. It's detected properly in syslog but when I try to ifup eth1 (wlan0 has been renamed to eth1) I get "Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1". All controls for eth1 and wmaster0 devices in Network Tools are also disabled. It seems the driver is there but something is not working. Any hints?
[18:28] <kklimonda> shafire: it is just a vision of an artist. I have no idea how it's called or who's the author.
[18:28] <Vlet> msnbot: what does your /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts files look like? paste them into http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[18:29] <Prefix> fbc: Get dreamweaver CS2 and run it in wine. At least thats what I did. Although there are some other intresting programs such as bluefish
[18:29] <ibleed> when i install hardy why is my /etc/network/interfaces file missing?
[18:29] <hirumatto> anybody notice that updating openssh-server 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3 on gutsy fails?
[18:29] <fbc> yaroslav, are you polish? I used to work with someone by that name in Miami.
[18:29] <Kl4m> hirumatto: read MOTD
[18:29] <yaroslav> fbc: there are a lot of russian, urkainian and polish guys with Yaroslav first name
[18:29] <sarthor> Pici, Any idea?
[18:30] <fbc> yaroslav, oh.. k thanks
[18:30] <Pici> sarthor: I can't think of a reason, sorry
[18:30] <fbc> Prefix, how interesting is bluefish??
[18:30] <sarthor> Pici, Ok.
[18:30] <Prefix> ibleed: Its probably there but empty
[18:30] <k0p> people
[18:30] <babolat> Pici: were you the one I asked about bi-directional FTP synch about 24 hours ago?
[18:30] <ibleed> Prefix, why might it be empty?
[18:30] <macsim> hi,  I got two harddrive how's mount as "Media {SIZE}" on desktop, FS is reiserfs, I umounted the disk, add a label like this $sudo reiserfstune -l public /dev/sdc1, mount the disk but the name still "Media {SIZE}" on desktop, any idea ?
[18:31] <k0p> I'm only install python2.5 but pyversions -r returns python2.4 python2.5. any ideia?
[18:31] <Pici> babolat: If I had suggested using a vcs system, then yes.
[18:31] <Prefix> fbc: Its a HTML code editor, but if you want the design interface, I dont know of any programs
[18:31] <hirumatto> K14m: Thanks, I didn't check the message.
[18:32] <Pici> babolat: in fact, I wrote a factoid about what VCS systems are available for Ubuntu.
[18:32] <fbc> Prefix, thanks
[18:32] <kapq> kto zna twoja stara?
[18:32] <Prefix> ibleed: No idea, just type /etc/network/interfaces in terminal and see if it sees the file
[18:32] <Pici> kapq: #ubuntu-pl please.
[18:32] <slackpipe> prefix: have you tried geany?  it's what i've been using.  It was actually the first one i tried and i just liked it.  was wondering how it compared to bluefish
[18:32] <chx> hello if perl dowkd.pl user came back empty handed then I am OK? regenerating my ssh key and redeploying is probably days of work for me.
[18:32] <babolat> Pici: confirm. turns out almost every vcs system does not have FTP overhead competent enough for my needs. i just went and bought CrossFTP Pro. just an FYI ;)
[18:32] <kapq> Pici: skad you know ze ja z poland?
[18:32] <Prefix> slackpipe: No I havn't Ill take alook at it now, thanks.
[18:32] <Pici> kapq: no.
[18:33] <Pici> babolat: Sorry to hear that, but at least you found a solution.
[18:33] <slackpipe> prefix: it doesn't do wysiwig, but frontpage ruined me on those systems when i was but a wee lad
[18:33] <ibleed> why would hardy fail to fill out my /etc/network/interfaces file?  i have to sudo cp interfaces /etc/network/ in order to get networking running
[18:33] <sdfd> root@zero:~# ssh-vulnkey -a
[18:33] <sdfd> Not blacklisted: 2048 f4:fb:08:be:c6
[18:33] <sdfd> is a key good or a key bad?
[18:34] <babolat> Pici: thanks. a hodgepodge of sorts but a start. I'm begging the gods from 5 floors up to give me SSH. hope they listen so that I could start using subversion or at least unison. thanks for last night
[18:34] <Bodsda> hey guys, does anyone remember the sudo problem with the hostname resolve thing a week ago? what was the fix?
[18:34] <msnbot> Vlet: /etc/hostname contains kubuntu
[18:34] <Pici> ibleed: I believe it wants you to use Network-Manager, which doesnt need to use /etc/network/interfaces
[18:34] <babolat> Bodsda: renaming your localhost or something.. i'll look it up
[18:34] <Bodsda> babolat, cheers dude
[18:34] <acxty> hey guys, How can I have 2 monitors at the same time. laptop + monitor, but instead of showing the a same image on both, to show two different desktops to drag things between them?
[18:35] <mgolisch> acxty: you can extend your desktop
[18:35] <msnbot> Vlet: and /etc/hosts contains "127.0.0.1 localhost" other entries are IPv6 type
[18:35] <mgolisch> so it would be one big desktop over both screens
[18:35] <Vlet> msnbot: well, I don't know why it does, but in your case, /etc/hostname should contain shiplu-laptop
[18:35] <babolat> Bodsda: is this it? -->http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=6875
[18:35] <ibleed> Pici, i can't seem to get any internet connection at all with gnomes network manager until i copy the old interfaces file over.  very strange.  i wish it would just auto create and auto work
[18:35] <acxty> mgolisch, how can I do that?
[18:36] <shafire> hey how to make a own theme for gnome?
[18:36] <mgolisch> using xinerama or whatever extension your grafics card driver supply for that
[18:36] <cathartia> I'm closing in on a problem that, it looks like, a lot of folks are having.  I hope you can help me.
[18:36] <Vlet> shafire: ask in #gnome
[18:36] <shafire> okay
[18:36] <Bodsda> babolat, no, it was    sudo -- password = ***** ; unable to resolve host
[18:36] <Pici> !hostname | Bodsda
[18:36] <cathartia> Hello Ubuntu helpers.
[18:36] <acxty> thanks
[18:36] <Bodsda> Pici, is that the fix for the 'cannot resolve host' problem?
[18:37] <cathartia> My wireless network card won't connect to my wireless network at boot time.
[18:37] <Pici> Bodsda: Its a cause/fix for it
[18:37] <cathartia> As soon as I ifdown the interface and then ifup it - it works great.
[18:37] <babolat> Bodsda: this is it then -->ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=723361
[18:37] <mgolisch> cathartia: is it configured using /etc/network/interfaces?
[18:37] <mgolisch> hm
[18:37] <Bodsda> Pici, babolat, cheers guys
[18:37] <mgolisch> cathartia: did you set the interface to auto?
[18:38] <sdfd> ok man solved
[18:38] <sdfd> np
[18:38] <mgolisch> cathartia: otherwise it will only be switched on when using ifup
[18:38] <cathartia> mgolisch:  well - I don't change those settings to get it working - I just ifdown and then ifup
[18:38] <msnbot> Vlet: Oops! /etc/hostname contains shiplu-laptop actually
[18:38] <Splendero> 123
[18:38] <cathartia> mgolisch:  yes, it is set to auto in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:38] <biouser> hello all!  I am looking to parse some html and get a few floating point values out of here: http://www.xe.com/ does anyone have a resource that can walk me through the process?
[18:38] <cathartia> I found some interesting things with dmesg
[18:39] <mgolisch> cathartia: what does it say?
[18:39] <cathartia> at boot time it looks like a different interface is setup: wifi0
[18:39] <cathartia> the one that works is called ath0
[18:39] <InvisiblePinkUni> Ok, I am on ubuntu 7.10 and am having problems with updates: especially openSSH. Here is the message: The following packages have unmet dependencies: openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.2) but 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3 is installed
[18:39] <cathartia> wifi0 is not mentioned in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:39] <biouser> if someone wants to write the HTML parser or send some sample code I will gladly pass along my little app for making serious $$ (hehe)
[18:39] <mgolisch> cathartia: do you load drivers using the rc.local file or something?
[18:40] <biouser> oops, this is not #python, my bad
[18:40] <SecurityHoles> OPENSSL is haxored!   Updgrade quickly!
[18:40] <babolat> InvisiblePinkUni: have you tried fising them with synaptic pack man?
[18:40] <mgolisch> SecurityHoles: ??
[18:40] <cathartia> mgolisch:  rc.local is unchanged
[18:40] <InvisiblePinkUni> babolat: Ok, will check that.
[18:40] <SecurityHoles> Everyone upgrade openSSL and regen all your keys or you'll die!!!
[18:40] <mgolisch> SecurityHoles: proof?
[18:41] <cathartia> one more thing about the dmesg output
[18:41] <Andre1> Can someone help me to skin my panel to look like osx?
[18:41] <SecurityHoles> https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2008-May/000705.html
[18:41] <Devyll> has anybody seen this error in pureftp log ? Timeout - try typing a little faster next time
[18:41] <mgolisch> Andre1: use awn it looks kinda like the osx panel thing
[18:41] <cathartia> ath0 is mentioned - but it fails with a msg saying, "no IPv6 routers present"
[18:41] <SecurityHoles> proof: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2008-May/000705.html
[18:41] <erwin> Hey guys. How does the vulnerability affect authorized_keys? Should I force all users with detected weak keys to re-generated and wipe them from authorized_eksy?
[18:41] <Vlet> Andre1: that isn't really relevant here I don't think
[18:42] <babolat> Andre1: www.digg.com/linux_unix/best_guide_to_make_Ubuntu_look_like_Mac_OS_X but i believe Ubuntu Human Theme is loads more handsome than Leopard
[18:42] <cathartia> Where does the name "ath0" come from?
[18:43] <mgolisch> cathartia: thats not bad unless you use ipv6
[18:43] <Pici> cathartia: Atheros is the name of the chipset that the wifi card uses
[18:43] <Devyll> nobody ? (Timeout - try typing a little faster next time)
[18:43] <puma> !list
[18:43] <cathartia> Pici: yes, I see this with dmesg: [   75.843149] wifi0: Atheros 5212: mem=0xfdff0000, irq=9
[18:43] <DjViper> how do I change the calendar in ubuntu so that the week starts on monday and not sunday, which only 2% of the world uses..
[18:44] <Vlet> Devyll: tyy increasing your servers' timeout
[18:44] <cathartia> so, ath0, is an alias for wifi0 - or something?
[18:44] <cathartia> I think this is where the problem is.
[18:44] <dada__> your problem is ubuntu
[18:44] <babolat> dada__: that is not a very nice thing to say
[18:44] <dada__> ok sorry
[18:44] <dada__> :(
[18:45] <dada__> Ubuntu FUcking sucks
[18:45] <cathartia> at boot time - wifi0 is failing to start - what I need is for ath0 to start
[18:45] <DJones> !ops | dada__
[18:45] <cathartia> does this make sense?
[18:45] <DJones> too slow
[18:45] <lyzium> im trying to install 7.10 on an old laptop... could i just boot live with it and sudo apt-get dist-upgrade instead?
[18:45] <Pici> DJones: thanks anyway ;)
[18:45] <dada__> why was I kicked?
[18:46] <babolat> lyzium: care to share why you won't use 8.04 livecd instead?
[18:46] <Pici> dada__: This is the Ubuntu support channel.
[18:46] <cathartia> I've searched online a lot about this and I am not the only one.  No one has found a solution.
[18:46] <mgolisch> cathartia: i think its normal to have those too
[18:46] <Kl4m> dada__: wrong capitalization?
[18:46] <lyzium> babolat, i dont have one
[18:46] <Pici> !coc | dada__
[18:46] <babolat> !language | dada__
[18:46] <mgolisch> cathartia: wifi0 the master device and ath0 is the thing your tools like iwconfig and so on actualy interfer with
[18:46] <dada__> Pici: I know I want to help them poor souls and give them a real distro
[18:46] <DjViper> how do I change the calendar in ubuntu so that the week starts on monday and not sunday, which only 2% of the world uses..
[18:46] <babolat> lyzium: well, you'll be able to get one fast enough through torrents
[18:46] <dreamfire> I have updated from gutsy to hardy. Now in the Run-Dialog (ALT-F2) the shortcut ~/ to open nautilus with the home directory is gone. How can I get it again?
[18:46] <cathartia> This problem is a show stopper for me because I want to deploy the machine headless, so, I need it to join the network at boot up.
[18:47] <Pici> dada__: We're all in here by choice, if you have nothing constructive to add to the channel then you can either not say anything or leave.
[18:47] <mgolisch> cathartia: but you configured the stuff in /etc/network/interfaces for ath0 right?
[18:47] <[GSF]Martin> dreamfire: can't you type "nautilus"?
[18:47] <Vlet> DjViper: what locale are you using?
[18:47] <InvisiblePinkUni> babolat: Great, it's fixed after I upgraded with Synaptic. Thanks :-)
[18:47] <cathartia> Why does it work when I manually ifdown and then ifup but not automatically at boot time?
[18:47] <InvisiblePinkUni> w00t w00t w00t
[18:47] <dreamfire> [GSF]Martin: yes, but it is much longer :)
[18:47] <dada__> Pici: thats not nice
[18:47] <DjViper> Vlet: dunno, how do I check?
[18:47] <cathartia> mgolisch:  yes - that stuff is in there
[18:47] <InvisiblePinkUni> Ubuntu rules...
[18:47] <babolat> InvisiblePinkUni:  ;)
[18:48] <dreamfire> [GSF]Martin: and it worked in gutsy!
[18:48] <TheCompWiz> does anyone know why I can't have an active interface unless an IP is assigned to it?
[18:48] <mgolisch> cathartia: and you didnt do something wifi0 there right?
[18:48] <Vlet> DjViper: echo $LANG
[18:48] <cathartia> mgolisch:  let me ask you - that file is used when I manually ifdown and then ifup, correct?
[18:48] <babolat> !torrent | lyzium
[18:48] <Vlet> DjViper: ^ in a terminal
[18:48] <dada__> InvisiblePinkUni: ubuntu stinks like your cunt
[18:48] <cathartia> mgolisch:  correct, there is no mention of wifi0 in there
[18:48] <lyzium> babolat, thanks for helping out
[18:48] <DjViper> Vlet: hmm that didn't return anything
[18:48] <babolat> ﻿!torrents | lyzium sorry wrong factoid
[18:48] <InvisiblePinkUni> dada__: Since I don't have a c*nt, It doesn't stink.
[18:49] <Pici> InvisiblePinkUni: hes gone, ignore it
[18:49] <mgolisch> cathartia: i never used used madwifi, but it seems like that ath0 thing is somekind of frontend to the real device wifi0
[18:49] <gilead> I'm trying to get Intel 3945ABG WiFi controller to work on 8.04. It's detected properly in syslog but when I try to ifup eth1 (wlan0 has been renamed to eth1) I get "Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1". 'Properties' buttons for eth1 and wmaster0 devices in Network Tools are disabled. NM applet shows 'Enable wireless' option (it's on), but 'Edit Wireless Networks' tool shows no networks. 'iwconfig' detects eth1 as 802.11g but I still can't se
[18:49] <gilead> e any networks. It seems that everything is fine except it's not :( Any hints?
[18:49] <lyzium> babolat, no worries i have the local mirror adress for my country :)
[18:49] <InvisiblePinkUni> Pici: Yeah, stupid troll.
[18:49] <termitor> hello
[18:49] <cathartia> mgolisch:  that file contains my wpa auth info - so it must be used at all times to connect
[18:49] <DjViper> Vlet: no wait, en_US.UTF-8
[18:49] <babolat> lyzium: figures ;)
[18:49] <SebNaitsabes> got a few issues with Ubuntu now,  but  i'll start off with the kernel issues.   right so yes this is Ubuntu Hardy Heron, but it seems I am running  2.6.22-14-generic  which is I guess an old kernel from Gutsy Gibbon.  hence also I am assuming why I am having such issues regarding the virtualbox kernel modules installation.  also  my Grub menu.lst has a load of stuff listed. ,but the actsaul Grub menu it self only has
[18:49] <SebNaitsabes> stuff for one kernel and memtest and  the thing for Vista.  any suggestions?
[18:49] <cathartia> mgolisch:  I'm not using madwifi this is the default
[18:49] <Danniknik> eu atualizei meu ubuntu gorinha, agora a imagem do meu monitor fica torta
[18:49]  * InvisiblePinkUni urges all Ubuntu lovers to try out Gobuntu and GNewSense as well.
[18:50] <mgolisch> cathartia: you could do something bad like starting ifdown && ifup on rc.local but that not a real solution
[18:50] <Danniknik> alguem consegue me ajudar?
[18:50] <termitor> i'm have some probleme on usb and hardy , it's dont detect atache device, lsusb is reduce chjpset is nvidia 6100
[18:50] <rutgermasi> !english | Danniknik
[18:50] <sarthor> Help, Some fonts are missing in my ubutnut here, how to view this website    http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/
[18:50] <Vlet> DjViper: ahh, well in the US, Sunday is the beginning of the week. If you were to change locales (which I can't recall how to do) it would change to whatever is relevant to that locale
[18:50] <Dvyjones> My bcm4306 card stopped working. Its a Belkin F5D7001. Syslog and lshw -C network output can be found in bug 229495 on launchpad. The problem is that it won't connect to any networks
[18:50] <CITguy08> does anybody know why Hardy mounts drives to sda, sdb instead of hda, hdb?
[18:50] <wakka-wakka> would anyone happen to know why my ubuntu won't shut down after it's finished shutting down?
[18:50] <DjViper> Vlet: okay
[18:50] <SebNaitsabes> InvisiblePinkUni:  Goubuntu by what I read about it is probably to difficult for many Ubuntu userse to install.  and gnewsense tryed the dapper one in a VM.  it's alright yeah
[18:50] <Dvyjones> !es | Danniknik
[18:50] <cathartia> mgolisch:  wpa-driver wext
[18:51] <Danniknik> sorry
[18:51] <mgolisch> cathartia: or write some cronjob that fires every 5 mins or so that checks the connection and does the ifdown && ifup if its not connected
[18:51] <ibleed> cathartia, maybe as a work around, even though this is not solving the problem at all, see if you can make a bash script to ifup ath0, when gnome loads up.  i know its not getting to the heart of the matter though
[18:51] <Vlet> DjViper: if you want to customize yours, look for 'first_weekday' in the file /usr/share/i18m/locales/en_US
[18:51] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: did you use normal shutdown procedure or "shutdown" command?
[18:51] <magnetron> wakka-wakka: is ACPI support enabled in BIOS?
[18:51] <Danniknik> I will join in ubuntu-br
[18:51] <rutgermasi> !br
[18:51] <gilead> brb
[18:51] <cathartia> ibleed & mgolisch:  good hacks
[18:51] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i hit the red button on top
[18:51] <Andycas> What is the default font for terminal??
[18:51] <magnetron> wakka-wakka: is ACPI support enabled in BIOS?
[18:51] <InvisiblePinkUni> SebNaitsabes: I want to let users taste "more" and "more" FREEDOM. :-)
[18:51] <cathartia> ibleed: I don't want to use gnome at all
[18:51] <wakka-wakka> magnetron: i'm not too sure.. it always shut down before, just stopped last night
[18:52] <cathartia> ibleed: I don't want to hav to login
[18:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Is it laptop or desktop?
[18:52] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: desktop
[18:52] <SebNaitsabes> InvisiblePinkUni: I think to be honest with you,  that many Ubuntu users don't really care,  they just want good software that isn't meant to be paid for
[18:52] <tgelter> I can't get the nvidia beta driver working under hardy amd64. GDM logs say that the glx module can't be loaded because it doesn't exist. I've tried commenting out/deleting  the load modules section, yet X still attempts to load the module. Any ideas?
[18:52] <ibleed> i dont know what to tell you cathartia i'm limited in my wireless experience
[18:52] <KomiaPoika> tgelter: don't use packages
[18:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Try "sudo shutdown -h now" in the terminal. It's a command line way of shutting down.
[18:52] <sarthor> Help, Some fonts are missing in my ubutnut here, how to view this website    http://www.bbc.co.uk/urdu/
[18:53] <wakka-wakka> it'll unload everything (the orange bar goes down to nothing) then it stops and just doesn't turn off. nothing is running, just won't turn off, i have to hit the button
[18:53] <tgelter> KomiaPoika: I am not using nvidia-glx-new or any other nvidia packages
[18:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> SebNaitsabes: Yes, I agree. That's why I want them to taste "more" freedom.
[18:53] <SebNaitsabes> well Debian
[18:53] <tgelter> KomiaPoika: I installed via the NVIDIA-setup* script
[18:53] <cathartia> I don't see why it would work manually but not at boot time.
[18:53] <SebNaitsabes> Debian is a pure free and open source software distro??????
[18:53] <babolat> !fonts | sarthor, try these first
[18:53] <termitor> someelse for hardy detect usb bug ?
[18:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> SebNaitsabes: Even shuttleworth wants the non-free parts in Ubuntu to be shrunk as much as possible.
[18:53] <Andycas> I have a same problem like he did: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=383468 My characters are squeezed in terminal... How to fix that??
[18:54] <tgelter> KomiaPoika: err, NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64*.run script
[18:54] <linkslice> anyone know yet if ubuntu picked up the missing randomness vuld from debian?  I've seen conflicting statements about this
[18:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> SebNaitsabes: Debian is not as free as gnewsense.
[18:54] <patifa> linkslice: yes
[18:54] <SebNaitsabes> of course not
[18:54] <SebNaitsabes> since Debian has open source
[18:54] <cathartia> any other ideas?
[18:54] <SebNaitsabes> where as gnewsense is free software only I think yeah
[18:54] <SebNaitsabes> well yeah
[18:54] <dury> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11900/
[18:54] <patifa> linkslice: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-security-announce/2008-May/000705.html
[18:54] <linkslice> patifa, *sigh* ok thanks!
[18:54] <KindOne> sarthor, is that arabic ?
[18:54] <pen> is it possible to use custom resolution for usplash?
[18:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> SebNaitsabes: I heard a lecture by RMS(stallman) and realised how important Free Software is.
[18:55] <Pici> InvisiblePinkUni: SebNaitsabes: Neither Debian nor Gnewsense are related to Ubuntu support, can you please take this conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere?
[18:55] <SebNaitsabes> loads of great articles by him on the gnu.org site
[18:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> Ooops, sorry Pici.
[18:55] <sarthor> KindOne, Its urdu, but urdu and arbic have same fonts
[18:55] <SebNaitsabes> indeed  Pici
[18:55] <linkslice> gnewsense is for commies
[18:55] <babolat> sarthor: have you been to the basic howto?
[18:55] <KomiaPoika> tgelter: try http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/anyone-got-nvidia-3d-acceleration-working-on-lenny-634622/page2.html
[18:56] <SebNaitsabes> linkslice the troll
[18:56] <SebNaitsabes> !troll
[18:56] <linkslice> d'oh sorry for the troll
[18:56] <KindOne> I can see it fine on my Ubuntu
[18:56] <InvisiblePinkUni> Man, jesus quit :-)
[18:56] <tgelter> KomiaPoika: checking now, thanks
[18:56] <Vlet> KindOne: you don't see some characters as blocks?
[18:56] <dury> what's wrong in my ubuntu system http://paste.ubuntu.com/11900/
[18:56] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka, any luck?
[18:56] <KomiaPoika> tgelter: without the cc 4.1 part, if you're not using current
[18:56] <SebNaitsabes> right so I guess this channel is uselss at the moment for my kernel issues
[18:57] <KindOne> nope
[18:57] <Pici> dury: Do you have another package manager open?
[18:57] <wakka-wakka> did not work =/
[18:57] <babolat> sarthor: in a terminal, do:  $ sudo apt-get install ttf-arabeyes xfonts-intl-arabic ttf-kacst
[18:57] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: What happened? did it not shutdown?
[18:57] <Vlet> dury: do you have synaptic or something like it open?
[18:57] <wakka-wakka> after the progress bar turns black it just stays there.. all i have to do is touch the power off button, but other then that
[18:57] <wakka-wakka> it weont go itself
[18:58] <pen> or is it possible to have custom resolution for framebuffer?
[18:58] <sarthor> babolat, Ok.
[18:58] <Vlet> KindOne: interesting - untouched hardy install, and I do
[18:58] <Pici> !fb | pen
[18:58] <tgelter> KomiaPoika: I'm not done reading yet,  but I don't think this is relevant to my issue. I can install the driver just fine, the nvidia kernel module gets loaded just fine, just X won't load and it complains that the glx module can't  be found
[18:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Do you have a live CD?
[18:58] <Andycas> I have a same problem like he did: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=383468 My characters are squeezed in terminal... How to fix that??
[18:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: you can try using live CD and test if it shuts down properly.
[18:58] <wy> Hi, I have a XP and Ubuntu dual boot and have the time zone problem. I tried to set RealTimeIsUniversal in XP to 1. But that doesn't seem to work. I checked that my BIOS is storing time in UTC, but windows seem not to adjust time according to my timezone. It displays UTC directly
[18:58] <patifa> dury: Another package manager program is open somewhere.
[18:58] <pen> Pici, I have a widescreen, I want a different resolution than 1024x768 or 1280x1024
[18:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Then we can see if its BIOS settings problem.
[18:58] <walkie_> i installed gnunet-gtk but it is not runs - it shows in console no libgnunetutil.so.1 it is of cause unmet but missing dependancy it should be reported but how can i fount using apt- which packet contain this librurary if any?
[18:58] <dury> Pici, Viet: I 've closed
[18:58] <pen> Pici, like 1280x800
[18:58] <Pici> !aptfix | dury
[18:59] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Are you on 8.04?
[18:59] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i will try with the live cd..
[18:59] <sarthor> babolat, Its done, Thank you.
[18:59] <babolat> wy: try to search System > Help and Support for "ntpdate". It shold turn up a few basic solutions that might work for you
[18:59] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i went from 7.0 to 8.04 now back to 7.1
[18:59] <babolat> sarthor: ;)
[18:59] <slackpipe> pen: did you check the widescreen box in the section for selecting your monitor?
[18:59] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Oh ok.
[18:59] <KindOne> Vlet, I got Ubuntu 7.10
[18:59] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Wait,
[18:59] <Vlet> KindOne: ahh
[18:59] <rahsputin> hello, i wish to remove cupsys totally from my computer, how can i do so ?
[18:59] <pen> slackpipe,  I think so
[18:59] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: waiting
[18:59] <Pici> pen: I'm not sure if that is possible, but that page might put you in the right direction, perhaps fbset ?
[19:00] <wakka-wakka> hello randall
[19:00] <R4ND4ll> What I can't say that ubuntu stinks like a cunt?
[19:00] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Do complete update with synaptic, to make sure everything is OK first.
[19:00] <wy> babolat, No match found
[19:00] <babolat> wy: one moment. i've done this before
[19:00] <pen> Pici, but does it provide the function to use widescreen resolution?
[19:00] <wy> babolat: thanks. you have dual boot?
[19:00] <slackpipe> pen: that was the problem i had, tried everything in the world, then went to change the resolution back and found the widescreen option.  gave me all the correct resolution choices after that
[19:00] <InvisiblePinkUni> R4ND4ll: Why do you want to troll?
[19:00] <Pici> pen: I don't know
[19:01] <babolat> wy: yes i do
[19:01] <dury> Pici, Viet: and now http://paste.ubuntu.com/11902/
[19:01] <wy> babolat: thanks
[19:01] <pen> slackpipe, where is that place? Are you sure that's for fb?
[19:01] <pen> Pici, ok
[19:01] <InvisiblePinkUni> dholbert_afk: Are you a mozilla employee?
[19:01] <Pici> dury: Do a sudo aptitude update first
[19:01] <jaffarkelshac> fretsonfire keeps messing with my resolution and now i cant move my mouse,
[19:01] <KindOne> why does that aribic go backward compared to English ?
[19:01] <dury> right
[19:02] <patifa> KindOne: uhhhhhhh, it just does?
[19:02] <InvisiblePinkUni> Pici: Is there a difference b/w doing aptitude update or apt-get update?
[19:02] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: messages
[19:02] <Pici> InvisiblePinkUni: nope
[19:02] <InvisiblePinkUni> Pici: Cool.
[19:02] <patifa> Arabic is read right to left
[19:02] <babolat> wy: if you really can't find it in Help and Support, look here instead -->http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4710
[19:02] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: What messages?
[19:02] <slackpipe> jaffarkelshac: do you have compiz running?
[19:02] <jaffarkelshac> i do
[19:02] <ariqs> it's because they're on the other side of the world and so they're upside down. It's forwards on their side
[19:02] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i believe i sent you a private message..
[19:02] <jaffarkelshac> i do slackpipe
[19:02] <Pici> !register | wakka-wakka
[19:03] <KindOne> patifa: rofl that arabic is chicken scratch to me
[19:03] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: I didn't get any.
[19:03] <wakka-wakka> gotcha pici
[19:03] <slackpipe> jaffarkelshac: i had lots of problems with FoF til i disabled compiz
[19:03] <babolat> gosh. System > Help and Support needs work :-/
[19:03] <InvisiblePinkUni> Okily dokily.
[19:03] <jaffarkelshac> i dont want to disable compiz,
[19:03] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i asked "dumb question but how do i update through synaptic" i just updated through the update manager
[19:03] <Andycas> how to see which disk has /dev/sda* ?
[19:03] <jaffarkelshac> how do i logoff from terminal
[19:03] <InvisiblePinkUni> babolat: I agree. It's good, but could be made better.
[19:03] <dury> Pici: it's doing something,  done it, and now
[19:04] <slackpipe> jaffarkelshac: try disabling it just to see if it fixes the problems you are having, and then turn it back on.  then you know where to focus your attention
[19:04] <wy> babolat: It doesn't give much info. I think it's not a ntp problem
[19:04] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Go to synaptic, click on "mark all upgrades" and then "apply"
[19:04] <jaffarkelshac> i cant move my mouse slackpipe
[19:04] <Slart> Anyone knows how ubuntu/nautilus comes up with the names for your hard drives in the "places, removable media" menu.. All I get are the sizes as names.. I want something a bit more useful.. especially since the drives aren't really removable.. it's regular hard drives
[19:04] <wy> babolat: I can do it manually. But the timezone is still not respected
[19:04] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: We all ask lots of dumb questions, thats how we learn. I keep asking dumb questions all the time. dont worry :-)
[19:05] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: word ty =].. i marked them all, it said they marked, but the apply is still darkened
[19:05] <babolat> wy: why do you think it's not ntp? My timezone doesn't change. It just increments itself every after shutdown (by 3 hours each time i think)
[19:05] <helvete> hey guys, i'm trying to setup so that i can share internet(eth1) over my wifi, i followed: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335465 but when i type "sudo ifdown ath0 (name of card)" it tells me that "interface ath0 is not configured"
[19:05] <helvete> what do i need to do?
[19:05] <jaffarkelshac> how do i logoff with terminal, i cant move my mouse
[19:05] <Slart> Andycas: you can get some info by running "sudo blkid" in a terminal.. or "cat /etc/mtab"
[19:05] <slackpipe> jaffarkelshac: that's a problem.  is FoF still running?
[19:06] <jaffarkelshac> no
[19:06] <mgolisch> helvete: is ath0 configured using /etc/network/interfaces?
[19:06] <dreamfire> I have updated from gutsy to hardy. Now in the Run-Dialog (ALT-F2) the shortcut ~/ to open nautilus with the home directory is gone. How can I get it again?
[19:06] <richcollins> The php5 package is missing cdb support.  How can I get a php5 binary compiled for ubuntu with cdb support?
[19:06] <slackpipe> jaffarkelshac: have you tried ctrl-backspace to restart x?
[19:06] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Then they are all updated.
[19:06] <jaffarkelshac> i guess that will have to work
[19:06] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Try out the live cd now.
[19:06] <dury> Pici: I did sudo aptitude update success
[19:06] <bullium> where did the hardware information application go in 8.04?
[19:06] <wy> babolat: I might not have an internet connection to adjust the time
[19:06] <helvete> mgolisch, i'm not sure, how would i tell?
[19:06] <shafire> how can i create a own widget for ubuntu/gnome??
[19:06] <wobblywu> quick question only semi-related to Ubuntu, is there any obvious way of making wget perform a command upon completing a download i'm missing?
[19:06] <dury> Pici: and now?
[19:06] <wy> babolat: I want the time to be correct even if I don't have network
[19:06] <Pici> dury: sudo aptitude  upgrade
[19:06] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: there are some in there that have little ubuntu symbols to the left of the file name, i'm assuming that's just ubuntu only files?
[19:07] <Andycas> Slart: thanks!
[19:07] <mgolisch> helvete: do you use networkmanager? then it isnt
[19:07] <dury> Pici: rifgt
[19:07] <babolat> wy: it should be right even after loss of Internet connection. Perhaps your CMOS battery needs replacement
[19:07] <dury> Pici: sorry  I mean .. right
[19:07] <Slart> wobblywu: you can always put in at the end of your terminal command line.. wget bla bla bla bla ; echo Finished
[19:07] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: In synaptic? I think they mean they are "officially" supported by ubuntu.
[19:07] <helvete> mgolisch, i know networkmanager is installed, i just cant find it in my system> administration
[19:07] <Slart> Andycas: you're welcome
[19:07] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: yes, alright.. i'm gonna shut down now, see if that works, if not i'm gonna try the live cd. brb
[19:07] <jtsigma> anyone understand why vmstat shows io as very little (most of the time 0 for bi and bo) but iostat shows that two of my disks are at 100%
[19:08] <wy> babolat: No. I checked the BIOS time and it's correct UTC time
[19:08] <Slart> Anyone knows how ubuntu/nautilus comes up with the names for your hard drives in the "places, removable media" menu.. All I get are the sizes as names.. I want something a bit more useful.. especially since the drives aren't really removable.. they are regular hard drives
[19:08] <babolat> wy: with that off the list, i dunno what to say but ntpdate worked for me. sorry ;)
[19:08] <wobblywu> Slart, I was hoping to do it through wget, but I suppose that will suffice.. thanks :)
[19:09] <Soopa> hi gang
[19:09] <InvisiblePinkUni> Slart: You can rename some of them.
[19:09] <amikrop> It is `./configure && make && checkinstall` or `./configure && checkinstall`?
[19:09] <InvisiblePinkUni> Slart: You can bookmark a few folders which then appear in the Places. Then you can rename them.
[19:09] <wy> babolat: Oh... This stupid OS can't even get the time right
[19:09] <Soopa> i'm trying to telnet to an address, but can't connect
[19:09] <Slart> wobblywu: well.. it's a workaround.. but I think it works.. there might be some wget voodoo you can do to make wget do it for you.. that program has so many switches and parameters it scares me =)
[19:10] <Soopa> all other addresses work fine
[19:10] <Vlet> wy: I think it's the other way around
[19:10] <Soopa> what could be the reason for this?
[19:10] <Pici> amikrop: Follow the INSTALL directions and replace make install with check install
[19:10] <wy> Vlet: What's that?
[19:10] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: May be it doesn't have telnet.
[19:10] <mgolisch> helvete: how did you setup the connecten then?
[19:10] <ciro> hi all
[19:10] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: well, it's a MUD, and I can get to it on my windows machine
[19:10] <Soopa> but not linux
[19:10] <Slart> InvisiblePinkUni: I can't rename my drives.. I've tried that.. I guess I can bookmark them but then I'd still have all the drives AND my own bookmarks..
[19:10] <babolat> wy: it's not an Ubuntu problem exactly. a component simply failed to respond in a timely fashion
[19:10] <Soopa> both machines are behind the same router
[19:10] <helvete> mgolisch, i just followed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335465
[19:10] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Does it ping.
[19:11] <InvisiblePinkUni> Slart: Oh yeah, I understand what you mean.
[19:11] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: on the windows machine, yes, on ubuntu, no
[19:11] <amikrop> Pici: OK. Thanks.
[19:11] <dury> Pici: openssh-client it's giving a problem - http://paste.ubuntu.com/11907/
[19:11] <helvete> mgolisch, but i believe its configured as i can type 'sudo iwlist ath0' and it will scan
[19:11] <ciro> i can write on my hds with root only .. who can help me please? this is my ls -l /media http://pastebin.com/m84cdb64 ... hds are sda1 sda5 sdb1
[19:11] <mgolisch> helvete: you adjusted the stuff in /etc/network/interfaces right? like instead of wlan0 you put ath0 there
[19:11] <tgelter> I can't get the nvidia beta driver working under hardy amd64. GDM logs say that the glx module can't be loaded because it doesn't exist. I've tried commenting out/deleting  the load modules section, yet X still attempts to load the module. Any ideas?
[19:11] <wy> babolat: It's a windows problem
[19:12] <helvete> mgolisch, yes i did
[19:12] <babolat> exactly, wy
[19:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: First let's try to get it respond to pings.
[19:12] <wy> babolat: They don't really know about UTC
[19:12] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: okie doke
[19:12] <mgolisch> helvete: then ifdown ath0 should work usualy
[19:12] <dury> Pici: what you suggest http://paste.ubuntu.com/11907/
[19:12] <Pici> dury: try sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[19:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: So you want to ping Machine A, from ubuntu.
[19:12] <TheCompWiz> AAAAAAAAAAA! this is driving me nuts.   Can ANYONE bring up a network alias without assigning an IP to it?
[19:12] <Slart> ciro: you can mount them as user readable by changing the line in /etc/fstab.. I don't know the syntax by heart.. do a "man mount" or "man fstab".. or you can change the drive permissions when it's mounted using chmod -R and chown -R
[19:12] <TheCompWiz> i.e. ifconfig eth0:0 up
[19:12] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: yes
[19:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Where are machine A and ubuntu located?
[19:12] <dury> Pici: ok suddenly
[19:12] <tgelter> http://pastebin.com/m674d19dd
[19:13] <mgolisch> helvete: maybe its because ath0 is not up, try what happens if you do sudo ifup ath0
[19:13] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Within your internal network or anywhere else on internet?
[19:13] <helvete> mgolisch, ill check now
[19:13] <jaffarkelshac> !register
[19:13] <babolat> wy:  If you change UTC=yes to UTC=no in /etc/default/rcS, Dapper will use local time instead.
[19:13] <babolat> That might do the trick.
[19:13] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: A is aardmud.org, 66.162.28.88
[19:13] <Soopa> internet
[19:13] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Ok cool.
[19:13] <wy> babolat: hmm... so I will go backwards with windows
[19:13] <Soopa> my ubuntu is 192.168.0.100 behind my router
[19:13] <niadh> I have a screen resolution of 640 when it should be at least 1024, how do i fix this?
[19:14] <Slart> niadh: graphics card?
[19:14] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Is A behind a router? or directly connected to internet?
[19:14] <niadh> Slart: Nvidia 6600
[19:14] <babolat> wy: but that will be prone to change once the CMOS dies.. it's a temporary fix 'till we spank windows back to a semblance of submission
[19:14] <Slart> niadh: laptop? or a regular desktop?
[19:14] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: I think it's directly connected to the internet
[19:14] <frojnd> hey guys. Where can I download ubuntu server but via torrent ?
[19:14] <niadh> Slart: Regular desktop
[19:14] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: but I can't be sure since it's not my machine
[19:14] <Slart> niadh: have you got the restricted nvidia drivers installed?
[19:14] <babolat> !torrents
[19:14] <sahil> i have a machine which for some reason changed the name of the network interface to eth3 from eth0 (how did this happen)? also it is able to ping google.com but in the browser i cannot actually bring up the page
[19:14] <dury> Pici: done it
[19:15] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: it's an online MUD that you telnet to in order to play
[19:15] <|chiz|> Does anyone know how to have it so that windows opened by gnome-do come to the front?
[19:15] <niadh> Slart: Tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, and this did not give me any screen resultion optiosn
[19:15] <dury> Pici: after that what you suggest, now
[19:15] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Are you able to telnet to it from windows?
[19:15] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: yes
[19:15] <frojnd> babolat: I don't see any server 368
[19:15] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: and the windows box is behind my router too
[19:15] <konbon> Is it possible to download the dvd version of ubuntu for amd x2 64 bit cpu's vai torrents?
[19:15] <Pici> dury: did that work?
[19:15] <wy> babolat: I guess I can change my timezone to be something else in XP. Just to get the time right
[19:15] <niadh> Slart: Looking to see if i have the restricted packages installed now
[19:16] <konbon> via*
[19:16] <Slart> niadh: ok, click system, administration, hardware drivers.. see if there is a nvidia driver there
[19:16] <NeT_DeMoN> anyone know how to get madwifi from synaptic to work?
[19:16] <dury> Pici: yeah
[19:16] <Pici> !torrents | konbon
[19:16] <konbon> nice nice
[19:16] <dury> Pici: success
[19:16] <babolat> frojnd: click on the third link
[19:16] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Ok, first ping to aardmud.org from ubuntu
[19:16] <Pici> dury: great
[19:16] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: [~] ping aardmud.org
[19:16] <Soopa> PING aardmud.org (66.162.28.88) 56(84) bytes of data.
[19:16] <babolat> wy: but as you said, XP doesn't understand UTC
[19:16] <konbon> Thanks pici
[19:16] <niadh> Slart: Yeah it's how I installed the driver in the first place, I thought you meant if I had ubuntu-restricted-packages or w/e installed
[19:16] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: that's all i get.. it just hangs from there
[19:17] <niadh> Slart: The driver is working as I have desktop compositing just on a tiny tiny screen.
[19:17] <wy> babolat: but changing the timezone can really change the time displayed
[19:17] <evolution_> Hello Filefragg.
[19:17] <Slart> niadh: hmm.. is the frequencies for your monitor correct?
[19:17] <niadh> Slart: I may have a theory as to WHY it's small but not how to fix it.
[19:17] <dury> Pici: really appreciate your support and help, believe me :)
[19:17] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: ping from your windows machine.
[19:17] <Lynet> frojnd: http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/ubuntu-8.04-server-i386.iso.torrent
[19:17] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: Pinging aardmud.org [66.162.28.88] with 32 bytes of data:
[19:17] <Soopa> Reply from 66.162.28.88: bytes=32 time=70ms TTL=53
[19:17] <Soopa> Reply from 66.162.28.88: bytes=32 time=67ms TTL=53
[19:17] <Soopa> Reply from 66.162.28.88: bytes=32 time=71ms TTL=53
[19:17] <Soopa> Reply from 66.162.28.88: bytes=32 time=67ms TTL=53
[19:17] <rrittenhouse> Is it possible for me to run (in hardy 64bit) firefox 2 alongside firefox 3 beta 5?
[19:17] <FloodBot1> Soopa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:17] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: I was getting proper pings to aardmud.org from my machine. :o
[19:18] <wy> babolat: That's weird...
[19:18] <fluffman> niadh: try adjusting your bits of color
[19:18] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: weird, huh...
[19:18] <Slart> niadh: usually the graphics card gets those from the monitor using some kind of plug & play thingy... it doesn't always work and then it uses some very very very safe values from some 80's computer... ie 640x480 =)
[19:18] <dury> Pici: thanks so much - good supporter 10 points for you
[19:18] <niadh> Slart: Would starting the installer in safe graphics mode do this? Because I just get the crazy lines thing if I don't use safe graphics
[19:18] <Chipsa964> !paste | soopa
[19:18] <fluffman> drop it from say 24bit color to 16bit color
[19:18] <babolat> wy: that's what I'm saying. Setting your Ubuntu System clock to *not* depend on anything
[19:18] <Pici> dury: woo, 10 points.  Thanks :)
[19:18] <wy> babolat: If I change my timezone to GMT. The time goes forward 5 hours
[19:18] <Filefragg> Hi evolution_
[19:18] <rrittenhouse> Is it possible for me to run (in hardy 64bit) firefox 2 alongside firefox 3 beta 5?
[19:18] <hotmonkeyluv> what is the difference between libglib1.2ldbl and libglib1.2?
[19:18] <Slart> niadh: ah.. yes.. that might be the problem
[19:18] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: ping google.com from ubuntu.
[19:18] <amikrop> How can I check what libcpp version do I have?
[19:18] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Yes, strange.
[19:19] <Soopa> PING google.com (64.233.167.99) 56(84) bytes of data.
[19:19] <Soopa> 64 bytes from py-in-f99.google.com (64.233.167.99): icmp_seq=1 ttl=243 time=22.7 ms
[19:19] <fluffman> rrittenhouse: yes
[19:19] <jaffarkelshac> how do i play network game of glchess
[19:19] <babolat> wy: when you change your XP clock to GMT?
[19:19] <niadh> Slart: I thought it might be, it's never happened before, but I just had a hunch.
[19:19] <fluffman> firefox 2 is in the repos
[19:19] <rrittenhouse> fluffman, I installed firefox-2 and when I launch it, it just launches firefox3. I'm assuming theres something I need to change
[19:19] <wy> babolat: yes
[19:19] <SNIa> Hello, I'm trying to redirect kernel output from tty1 to tty7. I set in grub to have console=tty7 and it's working, but there are still two lines that show up on tty1 on boot. the
[19:19] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: it seems to only be that one address that i can't ping
[19:19] <thiebaude> rittenhouse:you can have ff2 and ff3
[19:19] <dury> Pici: the comunity need good and reliable supporters like you, believe me :)
[19:19] <Slart> niadh: do me a favour.. pastebin the file /etc/X11/xorg.0.log ... it contains the log from the last startup of X
[19:19] <walkie_> how to using apt to find to which unninstalled package belongs some file?
[19:19] <Slart> !pastebin | niadh
[19:19] <babolat> wy: one moment
[19:19] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: The DNS is happening, but not going any further.
[19:19] <hotmonkeyluv> !libglib1.2ldbl
[19:19] <wy> babbe: It's weird that I spent more than an hour to this!!
[19:19] <hotmonkeyluv> !libglib1.2
[19:19] <fluffman> rrittenhouse: try pressing alt-f2 and typing firefox-2
[19:19] <tuxx> Hi ppl. Faith will I cannot find BlackdownJava (the only one for us with 64bit afaik).. can someone help me so I can get my java in Firefox working?
[19:19] <Meyvn> is there a way to upgrade kernel 8.04 from 7.10?
[19:20] <hotmonkeyluv> !libglib
[19:20] <Slart> niadh: bah.. sorry.. my bad
[19:20] <SNIa> I believe console=tty7 that I have in grub works for stderr
[19:20] <Pici> !msgthebot | hotmonkeyluv
[19:20] <SNIa> but the last 3 kernel messages that are showing up on tty1 are stderr
[19:20] <rrittenhouse> fluffman, OH its because I had an instance of FF3 open still. DOH thanks
[19:20] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: And if they blocked your address, you shouldn't be able to login through windows as well.
[19:20] <Slart> niadh: the file is in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:20] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: yep... weird
[19:20] <fluffman> haha glad you got it!
[19:20] <niadh> Slart: Right ok, will do.
[19:20] <wy> babolat: Maybe I shouldn't use time.windows.com as ntp server?
[19:20] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: If its ok, can you try on a live cd?
[19:20] <walkie_> !libgnunetutil.so.1
[19:20] <SNIa> I mean console=tty7 in grub is stdout
[19:20] <dury> Pici: how do I know if I'm under 8.04 release
[19:21] <SNIa> I think i'm still getting stderr kernel messages on boot to tty1
[19:21] <Slart> dury: I think there is an about box in the system menu
[19:21] <SNIa> any ideas?
[19:21] <nathan_> I have an error with Ubuntu i think, or maybe its just my laptop. When i click 'sleep' or 'hybernate' when it comes back on, the screen has split into 4 seperate screens and i cant get them off unless i shut down.
[19:21] <Pici> dury: lsb_release -a will also tellyou
[19:21] <Virtue> can someone help ? I installed WinXP, then ubuntu. then Ubuntu screwed and I reinstalled it - windows doesn't boot anymore
[19:21] <niadh> Slart: http://pastebin.com/m58330db
[19:21] <Orestija> Buenos noches!
[19:22] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: you know what, i think i know what's happening
[19:22] <imterro> mgolisch, this is helvete, seems one of the commands i did disconencted me
[19:22] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Whats happening?
[19:22] <imterro> so just thanking you for your help
[19:22] <Meyvn> 8.04 is driving me crazy, wireless doesn't work, X fails, now I'm back on 7.10. Supposedly some bugs are fixed in a new kernel release, but I can't update since I don't have a wired connection here. Any ideas?
[19:22] <thename> virtue it windows should be listed in your gru
[19:22] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: i have an ip blocker here
[19:22] <Slart> niadh: looking.. be back in a minute or so
[19:22] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: on the ubuntu machine
[19:22] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Ooooh ok,
[19:22] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: just dawned on me
[19:22] <mgolisch> imterro: hehe
[19:22] <Virtue> I edited menu.lst with boot (hd0,0) and makeactive chainboot +1 - and still nothign
[19:22] <Virtue> when I choose WinXP on boot (after pressing esc to enter menu) it just loads same "press escape to enter menu" and then boots ubuntu...
[19:22] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: :-)
[19:22] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: same with the live cd.. it shuts down, it just won't shut off.
[19:22] <thename> windows should be listed in your grub
[19:22] <farfadet> speack frecnh?
[19:22] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: i'll add it to the whitelist and see what happens :)
[19:22] <Slart> !fr | farfadet
[19:22] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Ok, then it's something with BIOS settings I guess.
[19:22] <amikrop> How can I check what libcpp version do I have?
[19:23] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Great. Let me know what happens.
[19:23] <Virtue> thename, no it doesn't list there... when I installed ubuntu 2nd time it didn't appear in boot menu :/
[19:23] <nathan_> If you think you have a suggestion to my problem, join #urgent prob
[19:23] <jerzyk86> hi, i just install eclipse from repositories ubunt 8.04, but i see to choose only java project, i need php
[19:23] <InvisiblePinkUni> amikrop: One way is in synaptic.
[19:23] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: anything to look for specifically? and would it start to happen out of the blue? i've been running ubuntu for a while, just recently i upgraded then downgraded
[19:23] <dury> Pici: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11912/
[19:23] <XT8086> ciao a tutti
[19:23] <Pici> dury: thats Gutsy, the not the most recent release.
[19:23] <ubuntu_> is arhclinux faster than ubuntu?
[19:23] <|chiz|> How do I make it so that new windows are brought to the front when they are launched?
[19:23] <Pici> !upgrade | dury
[19:24] <nathan_> Please can somebody help, im worried about ubuntu and my laptop, join #urgent if you can help
[19:24] <Pici> !it | XT8086
[19:24] <Buttercup> I'm running the Ubuntu live CD, downloaded it a few days ago. It's not working quite right. FIrefox hung on something, so I tried to close it, but it didn't close completely, so I ﻿kept clicking the System Monitor trying to end/kill the Firefox process, which eventually caused the system monitor to hang. I managed to close the system monitor, did the same thing again, and the System Monitor and whole computer froze.
[19:24] <Buttercup> I rebooted, so far Firefox is working ok, but I tired opening the system monitor to take a look at it, and in the task bar it says it's opening, but then it just disappears.
[19:24] <XT8086> okù
[19:24] <thename> sorry im a noob
[19:24] <NemesisD> hi all. I have an eee and out of nowhere today it started failing to start X and I can't use the keyboard at all, using hardy. any ideas where I would check? is mouse usage X11 territory?
[19:24] <NemesisD> i think its failing to load drivers or something
[19:24] <thename> do anyone know how to install the hal.dll file from ubuntu to windows
[19:25] <mgolisch> Buttercup: start from a terminal, it will mostlikely display an error message
[19:25] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Not particularly sure myself, but I am pretty sure its something to do with BIOS, since liveCD also gives same result.
[19:25] <NemesisD> thename, why would you do that?
[19:25] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Probably must escalate from me :-)
[19:25] <Slart> niadh: ok.. at line 388  (WW) NVIDIA(GPU-0): Unable to read EDID for display device CRT-1  .... that's the plug & play thingy I mentioned.. edid information contains the freqs for your monitor.. it happens for me to.. don't know why
[19:25] <amikrop> InvisiblePinkUni: OK. Thanks.
[19:25] <InvisiblePinkUni> Pici: Do you know why desktop's wont shutdown? wakka-wakka needs some help with it.
[19:26] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: thank you thank you =D
[19:26] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: :-)
[19:26] <wakka-wakka> Pici: it shuts down, it just won't turn off
[19:26] <Slart> niadh: lets take a look at your configuration file for X.. can you pastebin the file "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" ?
[19:26] <niadh> Slart: Ok, so what do I do to fix it? Want me to post /etc/X11/xorg.conf in pastebin now?
[19:26] <niadh> Slart: Yes, then ;)
[19:26] <imterro> mgolisch, i wouldnt be able to impose on you again to get you to help me get my net shared over a w/less network?
[19:26] <Pici> wakka-wakka: does it turn off if you use halt?
[19:26] <thename> NemesisD when i reboot my computer and from the grub click on windows it says something about hal.dll file missing and that i need to reinstall it
[19:26] <Meyvn> 8.04 is driving me crazy, wireless doesn't work, X fails, now I'm back on 7.10. Supposedly some bugs are fixed in a new kernel release, but I can't update since I don't have a wired connection here. Any ideas?
[19:26] <Slart> niadh: you've been here before I see =)
[19:26] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: that worked :)
[19:26] <mgolisch> imterro: doesnt it work?
[19:26] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: Great :-)
[19:27] <Soopa> InvisiblePinkUni: thanks for helping and being patient :)
[19:27] <imterro> hmm it doesnt seem to
[19:27] <NemesisD> thename, thats often times not really related to hal.dll but something about the boot loader not being able to find the right partition
[19:27] <mgolisch> imterro: if your network interface comes up and is connected the wlan part should be done usualy
[19:27] <wakka-wakka> Pici: some background, i was running 7.1 for a while, upgrade to 8.04, loved it, then something went bad (turned out i could've fixed it) so i went back to 7.1 and since i did that it won'tturn off after shutting down.
[19:27] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: did you use the "-h" option with shutdown?
[19:27] <niadh> Slart: Just not a total noob is all. Know roughly where things are stored, just not how to fix things yet.
[19:27] <wakka-wakka> Pici: i'm not too sure
[19:27] <imterro> mgolisch, well, my wireless card doesnt even seem to have an ip
[19:27] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: yup, when i tried the sudo -h now
[19:27] <InvisiblePinkUni> Soopa: YW. It's a pleasure to keep helping.
[19:27] <imterro> according to ifconfig
[19:27] <mgolisch> imterro: ok can you post that link again?
[19:27] <Buttercup> mgolisch: OK. I clicked on Terminal, and it did the "starting terminal" thing in the taskbar, but then disappeared.
[19:27] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: ok.
[19:28] <Pici> wakka-wakka: How did you go back to 7.1? reinstall?
[19:28] <imterro> mgolisch, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=335465
[19:28] <mgolisch> Buttercup: hm theres something wrong then, try alt+f2 then type xterm
[19:28] <wakka-wakka> Pici: yeah i put the live cd in, formatted 8.04 out and reinstalled in same partition
[19:28] <mgolisch> Buttercup: does the xterm terminal open?
[19:28] <thename> NemesisD i would no where to start
[19:28] <niadh> Slart: http://pastebin.com/m6f6fbb13 Being no expert but it looks kinda sparse.
[19:29] <Slart> niadh: will have a look.. I'm no expert neither.. but if we're lucky I can fix this =)
[19:29] <thename> NemesisD ok lets say i got linux install 2wice How do i delete 1 of them completely
[19:29] <Buttercup> ﻿mgolisch: Ok. Yeah, a little window pops up.
[19:29] <mgolisch> imterro: what does ifconfig show?
[19:29] <niadh> Slart: It's also worth pointing out it DOES use the nvidia driver, not vesa like it says, I appear to have two xorg files.
[19:29] <imterro> mgolisch, i'll pm it to you
[19:30] <Slart> niadh: hmm.. you're really sure this is the file you're using? it says VESA??
[19:30] <mgolisch> Buttercup: type in there   gnome-system-monitor
[19:30] <niadh> Slart: Just posted the wrong one, it appears to be the same otherwise
[19:30] <NemesisD> thename, delete what? a grub entry or a linux partition?
[19:30] <mgolisch> Buttercup: does it display an error message?
[19:30] <Dalrain> Hi all, could someone tell me the "EZ" way to regenerate my SSH server keys after applying the latest openssl/openssh patches?
[19:30] <Soopaman> hello, is there a way to read the solution for http://paste.ubuntu.com/11884/
[19:30] <niadh> Slart: Here is the corrected one.
[19:31] <thename> Nemesis both
[19:31] <niadh> Slart: http://pastebin.com/m65486462
[19:31] <k20a> everytime i restart i lose my resolution in displayconfig-gtk even if i edit out the ones i don't want from xorg
[19:31] <wakka-wakka> Pici: i lose you =D
[19:31] <wakka-wakka> ?
[19:31] <Buttercup> ﻿mgolisch: I typed it, then hit enter, but all it did is put my cursor on the next line.
[19:31] <skinkiller> здоровья всем!
[19:31] <Slart> niadh: what kind of monitor are you using?
[19:31] <NemesisD> thename, you can comment out lines in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:31] <Pici> !ru | skinkiller
[19:31] <Slart> !ru | skinkiller
[19:31] <NemesisD> thename, and delete partitions with gparted, but BE CAREFUL ;)
[19:31] <loren> I have an interesting question.... I'm a long time member of North Orange County Computer Club (I think we're currently the oldest US computer club still in existance) in Orange, CA... I've been asked to present on Linux at the next meeting. As the audience is mostly end-users, I think presenting on Ubuntu is the obvious choice, but my personal expertice is honestly server-side web-development... Would Ubuntu want to send a represe
[19:32] <skinkiller> ok)))
[19:32] <jaffarkelshac> niadh: use gksu displayconfig-gtk to select the appropriate monitor and resolution, logoff and then on
[19:32] <thename> NemesisD that the only thing im afraid of that i might delete the wrong thing
[19:32] <niadh> Slart: Actually, I dunno xorg.conf is the one with Vesa, how is it I have desktop compositing then if the xorg.conf file uses Vesa? Monitor is 17" CRT can do 1200x1024 but i usually leave it at 1024x768
[19:32] <ganesh> hai
[19:33] <mgolisch> Buttercup: strange
[19:33] <paddax> Does anyone know why I'm getting the error LHNET_OpenSocket_Connectionless: Permission Denied, What permissions do I need to do this.
[19:33] <ganesh> am first time using this
[19:33] <Slart> niadh: do you know what frequencies it can use? or do you have a model name serial number?
[19:33] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/104868
[19:33] <niadh> runs happily at 61Hz
[19:33] <k20a>  everytime i restart i lose my resolution in displayconfig-gtk even if i edit out the ones i don't want from xorg
[19:33] <shafire> hey, does Hardy Heron look already like this?: http://blog.chip.de/chip-linux-blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/10/news_gr.jpg
[19:33] <niadh> LEast that's what 7.10 said
[19:33] <NemesisD> thename, i would suggest not deleting the wrong thing
[19:33] <Slart> niadh: and horizontal freq?
[19:33] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Reading that, i think add acpi=force and vga=normal to bootline options
[19:33] <kasra> I have problem with emerald after upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy ,  emerald theme is not active anymore , and when I try "emerald --replace" I lose window borders :( any help ?
[19:34] <thename> LOL of course
[19:34] <acuster> so how do we regenerate all our keys? And in passing, how do I fix a keychain password that no longer works?
[19:34] <tehdave> I've set my ~/Movies, ~/Pictures etc. folders to a secondary hard drive using mount --bind. Is there a way to make the bindings permanent?
[19:34] <k20a> shafire it could if you use kubuntu and find out which applets they are using
[19:34] <niadh> Slart: Uhm... dunno, 7.10 just said it was running at 61Hz
[19:34] <Pici> loren: A good place to start would be #ubuntu-locoteams and/or #ubuntu-marketing
[19:34] <Slart> niadh: ok.. hang on..
[19:34] <shafire> k20a, is this kubuntu?
[19:34] <loren> Pici... cool.. thanks :)
[19:35] <niadh> Slart: I accepted defaults and I'm looking at the GTK monitor thing jaffarkelshac pointed me at
[19:35] <k20a> shafire no this is ubuntu chat but that screenshot was using kde
[19:35] <tuxx> Hi ppl. Faith will I cannot find BlackdownJava (the only one for us with 64bit afaik).. can someone help me so I can get my java in Firefox working?
[19:35] <Threepwood> hi, is there anybody running a 8800GS with Ubuntu 8.04? dont get the driver working properly.
[19:36] <k20a> !kubuntu
[19:36] <Slart> niadh: I've never actually had to use the configuration thingy for the monitor.. it just worked when I installed
[19:36] <fluffman> tuxx: Java works fine for me.  I just installed ubuntu-restricted-extras from add/remove
[19:36] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: just checked that link out, think i should try the one near the bottom?
[19:36] <Slart> niadh: here's a modeline you can try Modeline "1280x1024"   108   1280 1328 1440 1688   1024 1025 1028 1066  +hsync +vsync
[19:36] <tehdave> Is there a way to keep the bindings I set with "mount --bind" across a restart?
[19:36] <LimCore> !java
[19:36] <LimCore> !java64
[19:36] <tehdave> The bindings reset when I reboot the machine.
[19:36] <niadh> Slart: And place it where?
[19:36] <blake_> who
[19:36] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: just read your second one, how would i go about adding those?
[19:36] <blake_> 'who
[19:36] <bullium> what happened to the hardware information application in 8.04?
[19:37] <Buttercup> ﻿mgolisch: What I don't understand is why it would act like this straight from the CD. I ran the thing that checks the CD and it gave no errors.
[19:37] <Slart> niadh: and here's one for 1024x768   ....   Modeline "1024x768"   65   1024 1048 1184 1344   768 771 777 806  -hsync -vsync
[19:37] <Slart> niadh: those go into your xorg.conf.. in the monitor section I believe
[19:37] <tuxx> fluffman: they don't work here with Sun's. I have of course all repos added. Nevertheless I read on a ubuntu forum that BlackDown was the only one working with Firefox as plugin on 64bit. Now.. where do I get BlackDown? :)
[19:37] <Slart> niadh: normally these values are autodetected.. the edid thing
[19:37] <kasra> I have problem with emerald after upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy ,  emerald theme is not active anymore , and when I try "emerald --replace" I lose window borders :( any help ?
[19:37] <niadh> Slart: There not a way to force auto-detection?
[19:37] <fluffman> sorry, tuxx, can't help you there
[19:37] <acuster> !openssl
[19:38] <Dalrain> Hey all: For key regeneration, just use aptitude for your security patching, it'll automatically regenerate the server key.  (apt-get update / upgrade doesn't seem to do it?)
[19:38] <acuster> !openssh
[19:38] <niadh> kasra: emerald --replace
[19:38] <LimCore> is there java 64 bit - for firefox 64 bit?
[19:38] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Not sure myself.
[19:38] <kasra> niadh: "﻿and when I try "emerald --replace" I lose window borders"
[19:38] <Slart> niadh: ubuntu tried.. I have no idea why it didn't work..
[19:38] <jjaramillo> hello hello
[19:38] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: probably editing the GRUB. but be careful
[19:38] <Slart> niadh: that's what that line in the log was about..
[19:38] <acuster> Dalrain, no, apt-get doesn't do much --- just installs the packages
[19:38] <niadh> kasra: That's odd.
[19:38] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: Ask someone else who knows how to do it.
[19:38] <dury> thank you channel :)
[19:38] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: or search in ubuntu forums.
[19:38] <niadh> Slart: And re-forcing it to try won't work?
[19:39] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: think i should try this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/104868/comments/14
[19:39] <acuster> LimCore, yes but it has issues; try it and see
[19:39] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: let me read it.
[19:39] <thename> im new to every damn thing
[19:39] <Slart> niadh: it isn't disabled.. it tried.. but failed.. forcing it won't make it work.. at least I don't think it will
[19:39] <niadh> Slart: So where do I put these lines then?
[19:39] <thename> can you have like a buddylist with in irc
[19:40] <niadh> Slart: Monitor section, I presume?
[19:40] <tehdave> Anyone have experience with forcing "mount --bind" to be permanent after a system reboot?
[19:40] <zytar77> tehdave: you'll need to add the entry to fstab i believe
[19:40] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: That's all "dangerous" stuff to do, if you don't understand it.
[19:41] <Slart> niadh: yes.. just after the "identifier "Configured monitor"" line
[19:41] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: If you dont understand that I strongly suggest you not do it.
[19:41] <SebNaitsabes> thename:   yes you can if ou got a client that can do it, but IRC is not really for that since it's not an instant messenger
[19:41] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: i like living on the edge.
[19:41] <cbx33> how do we regenerate the system ssh key used to ssh logins?
[19:41] <zytar77> tehdave: easiest way is to copy the line from /etc/mtab to /etc/fstab
[19:41] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: If the machine is only for fun, go for it.
[19:41] <fluffman> tuxx:  I just confirmed that installing Java from the repos does indeed work with Java programs embedded in Firefox
[19:41] <tehdave> zytar77, mtab? h/o a sec
[19:41] <niadh> Slart: Before I do that, I might have made the gtk configuration method work. Would you suggest just adding the lines or attempt the GTK way?
[19:41] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: But if you do daily work, etc, i dont suggest it.
[19:41] <fluffman> the official Sun java
[19:41] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: :-)
[19:41] <djhash> Hey there.. Anyone around here knows a good resource to learn about fstabs and whatever other things related to it?
[19:41] <LimCore> acuster: I dont see up to date howto for that java64 in ubuntu64
[19:41] <erwin> cbx33: your client keys can be recreated using ssh-keygen
[19:41] <fluffman> on 64but Hardy Heron, Firefox 3beta5
[19:42] <LimCore> *in firefox64
[19:42] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: I hope you understand that I say that only for your safetly.
[19:42] <thename> cool
[19:42] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: it is, and worse comes to worse i'll just reinstall.. i'm thinking of throwing 8.04 on it... while i have you, is there a way i could start 8.04 with my windows drive mounted like in 7.1
[19:42] <Slart> niadh: try the gtk way first if you want.. if that fails you can always try this one later
[19:42] <InvisiblePinkUni> djhash: tldp.org has good resources on almost all things linux.
[19:42] <tehdave> zytar77, so the mtab file resets itself?
[19:42] <niadh> Slart: Right ok then, I'll apply these, restart X11 and see where we are after that.
[19:42] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: haha nah, i hear you.. this is a play toy, only thing i'll lose is music
[19:42] <djhash> InvisiblePinkUni: Thanks
[19:42] <UbuntuNuub> hey people
[19:43] <zytar77> tehdave, yeah mtab lists your currently mounted mounts
[19:43] <italo-esbox>  /server irc.embedded.ufcg.edu.br 6667
[19:43] <nikin> hy
[19:43] <UbuntuNuub> Is this where I can get some help regarding driver installation or ubuntu?
[19:43] <InvisiblePinkUni> djhash: :-) if you dont find on tldp.org, goto wikipedia, then google :-)
[19:43] <UbuntuNuub>  *for rather
[19:43] <Slart> nikin: do that.. good luck
[19:43] <suppressingfire> anyone seeing a Template parse error when upgrading openssh-server ?
[19:43] <tuxx> fluffman: So did I - not working - confirmed by Ubuntu also. What Java do you have installed and do you run pure 64bt?
[19:43] <niadh> Slart: Better, 800x600, not the 1024 I asked for, but I have significatly more screen real estate
[19:43] <tehdave> zytar77, # comments a line out in linux config files, right?
[19:43] <Soopaman> suppressingfire, i am also
[19:44] <Soopaman> is there a fix for it?
[19:44] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: you want to mount windows drive after booting into Ubuntu 8.04?
[19:44] <UbuntuNuub> Noob here in dire need of some basic help ><
[19:44] <laeg> i have downloaded a 'linux executable' dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin - how do i correctly install it? there are no instructions
[19:44] <suppressingfire> soopaman: dunno just came in here to find out
[19:44] <suppressingfire> I upgraded half a dozen machines, and only one had this problem
[19:44] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: What do you want N00b. :-)
[19:44] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: yeah, when i boot into 7.10 hda1 pops up.. however it doesn't when i boot into 8.04.. it's nothing crazy, just would like to save a button
[19:44] <niadh> Slart: Trying a few other options in the configuration window
[19:45] <tehdave> # comments a line out in linux config files, right?
[19:45] <Fishscene> correct
[19:45] <UbuntuNuub> lol im having trouble installing a driver for my network card on my laptop
[19:45] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: I think it can be done, but need to look around.
[19:45] <fluffman> tuxx: I just remembered that I tried to compile a java program for class, and installed some of the recommended programs after running javac something.java
[19:45] <zytar77> tehdave, yes
[19:46] <tuxx> fluffman: ok :)
[19:46] <tehdave> zytar77, Thanks :3
[19:46] <suppressingfire> soopaman: are you using a mirror for security updates?
[19:46] <wakka-wakka> InvisiblePinkUni: k thank you for the help.. i'll probably revert back to 8.04 again.. wipe out my whole hd this time haha
[19:46] <tuxx> Does anyone know where to obtain BlackDown? I've seached google but with no luck :-( seems to have been discontinued
[19:46] <wakka-wakka> c ya
[19:46] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: :-)
[19:46] <suppressingfire> blackdown... damn that's oldschool
[19:46] <InvisiblePinkUni> wakka-wakka: YW.
[19:46] <shadowjack> i have gmrun set to autostart in openbox - the problem is the the dialog for entering commands pops up immediately on login. is there anyway to get it to not do that?
[19:46] <wakka-wakka> ty
[19:46] <tuxx> suppressingfire: I am oldschool.. haha
[19:47] <djahandarie> All ur ssl are belong 2 us
[19:47] <UbuntuNuub> Uni, are you getting my messages..?
[19:47] <UbuntuNuub> i'm noob at IRC too.. >_<
[19:47] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: yes
[19:47] <Prefix> Ok, how do I group windows?
[19:47] <djahandarie> Christ, there are a whole lot of people in here.
[19:47] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Are you /msg'ing me?
[19:47] <mocamoca> hello
[19:48] <mocamoca> I need some help for something really easy...
[19:48] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: I dont get any private msg's
[19:48] <thename> ok Im in my Ubuntu terminal wanting to open a file so i type cd /boot/grub; ls and when it list the files i type ./menu.lst and it says permission denied
[19:48] <UbuntuNuub> well...i clicked your nameand got a separate window aaah
[19:48] <Slart> mocamoca: just ask
[19:48] <djahandarie> My irssi can't handle this many people. >.<
[19:48] <UbuntuNuub> i see.
[19:48] <Anveo> Anyone here run multiple versions of firefox?
[19:48] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: you need to be registered to send msg's
[19:48] <laeg> i have downloaded a 'linux executable' dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin - how do i correctly install it? there are no instructions
[19:48] <Prefix> InvisiblePinkUni: He probs isnt regged with nick, so pms dont go through
[19:48] <UbuntuNuub> oh, i see
[19:48] <mocamoca> Without intention I've deleted the folder "Documents" from my home directory
[19:48] <InvisiblePinkUni> Prefix: Yes, most probably.
[19:48] <suppressingfire> soopaman: I guess you should probably make sure you're using security.ubuntu.com for *-security repos
[19:48] <Mathman> theaber: that would be you trying to run menu.lst.  which is not what you do with that file.  edit it instead.
[19:48] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Just ask here.
[19:48] <Anveo> I downloaded the binary, but when I run it, it says it can't find libmosjs.so, but it is in the current directory, and /usr/lib
[19:48] <UbuntuNuub> okii
[19:49] <niadh> Slart: It's only partially worked, I've had to move my xorg.conf file in order to get a useable desktop again
[19:49] <nikin> thename.. you cant run menu.lst .. to edit it type..:    sudo nano ./menu.lst
[19:49] <suppressingfire> soopaman: the bug we were seeing was in 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.3 as far as I can tell, and the very latest is 1:4.6p1-5ubuntu0.4
[19:49] <Slart> laeg: make it executable first.. then just double click it.. or "./dynamips-0.2... etc"
[19:49] <mocamoca> the problem is that it's in the Trash but Ubuntu doesn't allow me neither delete it forever nor move the folder, just copy
[19:49] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: someone else might have had the same problem, or they might have solved it. More chance of getting it solved :-)
[19:49] <UbuntuNuub> Well, Ive been wanting ubuntu on my Gateway mx6960 for the longest
[19:49] <Slart> niadh: move it? that sounds weird
[19:49] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: ok.
[19:49] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Did you install ubuntu?
[19:49] <the_corona> hey guys, pls somebody help me get firefox back running! it cant create a new profile but under sudo it runs fine?
[19:50] <UbuntuNuub> but I always get driver issues, like now, I'm having difiulty installing a network driver for it., yeah its installed on top of XP.
[19:50] <Jack_Sparrow> laeg INstalling a bin file from someone you dont know and with no instructions is probably not a good idea
[19:50] <laeg> Slart: how do i make it an executable please/
[19:50] <laeg> Jack_Sparrow: it's safe
[19:50] <SkinnYPup> What can I do at startup on 8.04 live cd to get it to NOT scan for sata drives? It cycles from sda to sdzz looking for sata drives, I only have ata
[19:50] <niadh> Slart: The graphical application messed something up, and I could not use the desktop to any degree to undo it, so I moved to a console and moved the file and allowed X11 to create a barebones one so I could bring the desktop back
[19:50] <laeg> Jack_Sparrow: cisco engineers everywhere use it
[19:50] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Did you use Wubi to install?
[19:50] <UbuntuNuub> yah
[19:50] <Slart> laeg: right click the file.. check the permissions-tab
[19:50] <suppressingfire> the_corona: try killing all firefox: "killall firefox" or "killall firefox-bin"
[19:50] <nassty> hello everybody, does anybody know if there's any complication with the wireless card pcchips a530?
[19:50] <laeg> Slart: should i place it somewhere?
[19:50] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Ok.
[19:50] <rutgermasi> laeg: (sudo?) chmod +x file.bin
[19:50] <Jack_Sparrow> laeg then if that many people are using it there must be plenty of documentation on how to install it
[19:51] <the_corona> thnx....tells me: firefox-bin: Kein Prozess beendet
[19:51] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: So you are unable to use the network card now.
[19:51] <Slart> niadh: ah.. so you're back with the almost empty xorg?
[19:51] <mocamoca> What I shall need is to open Trash as root, but I tried to do that and I failed... Because I couldn't find the Trash folder with nautilus
[19:51] <the_corona> means no process was ended
[19:51] <niadh> Slart: Yeah
[19:51] <thename> thanks nikin
[19:51] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: are you chatting from windows now?
[19:51] <the_corona> i get error
[19:51] <laeg> Jack_Sparrow: see for yourself http://www.ipflow.utc.fr/index.php/Cisco_7200_Simulator#Download
[19:51] <UbuntuNuub> directions say i have to log into root to unpack and install my driver, im using my macbook for IRC
[19:51] <earthling> i lost my ubuntu 7.10 installation cd. but have it installed on my machine. Would like to recreate the cd from the installed cd.
[19:51] <the_corona> Component returned failure code: 0x80004005
[19:51] <the_corona> when try to create new profile
[19:51] <laeg> rutgermasi: ty i'm writing that down
[19:51] <UbuntuNuub> my gateways right next to me in ubuntu
[19:51] <Slart> niadh: and the dpkg-reconfigure bla bla bla  command doesn't work for you?
[19:51] <typhoon07> hey question for you all, every time I try ./configure and it calls gcc I get error message C compiler cannot create executables - anyideas why
[19:51] <laeg> Slart: where is a logical place to locate it?
[19:51] <Pici> typhoon07: Install the build-essential package
[19:52] <niadh> Slart: Can try running it now
[19:52] <Slart> laeg: well.. you saved it somewhere when you downloaded it.. or?
[19:52] <typhoon07> that in the repos
[19:52] <the_corona> Profile couldn't be created. Probably the chosen folder isn't writable.
[19:52] <the_corona> [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE) [nsIToolkitProfileService.createProfile]"  nsresult: "0x80004005 (NS_ERROR_FAILURE)"  location: "JS frame :: chrome://mozapps/content/profile/createProfileWizard.js :: onFinish :: line 233"  data: no]
[19:52] <typhoon07> ?
[19:52] <fci_bodo> i just installed ubuntu8.04 now and i can't read windows i've opened grub.conf and added the lines of windows but not working
[19:52] <Slart> typhoon07: what are you trying to compile?
[19:52] <Pici> typhoon07: Yes
[19:52] <laeg> Slart: ya but that's just a dir i use for all downloads and is supposed to be temporary
[19:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: For root, in ubuntu you can do sudo.
[19:52] <laeg> Slart: where are other executables installed?
[19:52] <IkariShinji> When anyone has a second, I was wondering if anyone has had issues with HTTP transfers after upgrading to Ubuntu 8.04 LTS.  I currently cannot get any of my browsers (Firefox 3 Beta 5/Epiphany/Lynx) to load any web pages, but I can connect to IRC and other types of protocols.
[19:52] <rutgermasi> fci_bobo: you cant read your windows partition with ubuntu?
[19:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Can you give me the link for the directions?
[19:52] <Slart> laeg: it will probably install itself somewhere else
[19:52] <thorny_sun> ubuntu-ers!  what procedure should I use to get latest eclipse version (synaptic is giving older version)?
[19:52] <nikin> does someone know any vloopback replacement?
[19:52] <UbuntuNuub> its a txt that came with my driver
[19:53] <Slart> laeg: if this isn't the case.. put it in /opt or something
[19:53] <UbuntuNuub> lemme see if its viewable onlne
[19:53] <rutgermasi> IkariShinju: wget www.ubuntu.com works or lynx ubuntu.com?
[19:53] <IkariShinji> Neither do.
[19:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> thorny_sun: mark all upgrades in synaptic and apply them.
[19:53] <earthling>  Would like to recreate the .iso image from the installed OS on my PC.
[19:53] <fci_bodo> ﻿rutgermasi you cant read your windows partition with ubuntu? no i mean that i can't login
[19:53] <mocamoca> ﻿Without intention I've deleted the folder "Documents" from my home directory. The problem is that it's in the Trash but Ubuntu doesn't allow me neither delete it forever nor move the folder, just copy. ﻿What I shall need is to open Trash as root, but I tried to do that and I failed... Because I couldn't find the Trash folder with nautilus, someone could help me...?
[19:53] <Slart> IkariShinji: no problems here.. clean hardy install
[19:53] <laeg> Slart: when i try to run it it says there is no application installed for this file type
[19:53] <RyanTM> is there a way to make ssh not wait around for child processes to finish, that is make something like echo 'sleep 5 &' | ssh localhost exit immediately?
[19:53] <IkariShinji> Well, wget works.
[19:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Otherwise post them in pastebin.com and give me a link.
[19:53] <Pici> !trash | mocamoca
[19:53] <IkariShinji> Hrm.
[19:53] <IkariShinji> I upgraded from Feisty.
[19:53] <nassty> anybody? pcchips a530 in ubuntu? works?
[19:53] <rutgermasi> fci_bodo: you can, but what does windows say
[19:53] <laeg> Slart: i think it can only be used to open os images - i'll look into it - for now i will place it in opt - ty
[19:53] <UbuntuNuub> okay
[19:54] <SkinnYPup> What can I do at startup on 8.04 live cd to get it to NOT scan for sata drives? It cycles from sda to sdzz looking for sata drives, I only have ata. After 30 mins of scanning drives , the install icon doesn't launch.
[19:54] <nixnoob> does anyone kno if i can get a voice synth to read me a block of text like in M$Office?
[19:54] <IkariShinji> But I've been browsing for a few days, and this just happened today.
[19:54] <UbuntuNuub> just a moment, and i appreciate your patience in all this.
[19:54] <thorny_sun> InvisiblePinkUni: the problem is that synaptic is showing older version-- won't let me install latest version from eclipse
[19:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: No problemo.
[19:54] <Slart> laeg: it is an executable file.. binary.. right?
[19:54] <earthling> any one
[19:54] <the_corona> if i run sudo firefox it starts normally
[19:54] <earthling> ??
[19:54] <Slart> laeg: what happens if you open a terminal and run it from there?
[19:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> thorny_sun: Oh ok. probably ubuntu repositories don't support new version yet.
[19:55] <ringer> i am running live cd right now and want to delete my old 7.10 partitions to install 8.04, how do i do this
[19:55] <degrit> 'ullo
[19:55] <fci_bodo> ﻿rutgermasi nothin but starting up and nothin happen you know i added rootnoverify and chain loader with the wright partition and nothin happen
[19:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Don't you want anything from your old 7.10?
[19:55] <thorny_sun> InvisiblePinkUni: so in that case-- what is the best way to pull in a version that ubuntu doesn't support yet?  seems like there are several ways-- just wondering which is best
[19:55] <niadh> Slart: Right gotten xorg.conf reconfigured changed vesa for nvidia so I'll fling those lines into the monitor section and hope, if you have them again?
[19:55] <cbx33> hey peeps anyone use NX here?
[19:55] <Slart> niadh: sure.. hang on
[19:55] <cbx33> how do we regnerate a compormised ssh key from NX?
[19:55] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni no i dont need anything from that.
[19:55] <Slart> niadh: and here's one for 1024x768   ....   Modeline "1024x768"   65   1024 1048 1184 1344   768 771 777 806  -hsync -vsync
[19:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> thorny_sun: Not sure myself, this happened for firefox in previous versions.
[19:55] <SkinnYPup> Anyone successfully running 8.04 on a ATA only no sata machine?
[19:56] <Slart> niadh: here's a modeline you can try Modeline "1280x1024"   108   1280 1328 1440 1688   1024 1025 1028 1066  +hsync +vsync
[19:56] <rutgermasi> thorny_sun, its not the best i think, but i get that test packages from http://packages.debian.org or from vendor itself (compile it by myself)
[19:56] <ariqs> do i have to enable java in my broswer somehow before I can use it?
[19:56] <slackpipe> skinnypup: i am
[19:56] <InvisiblePinkUni> thorny_sun: check out wiki.ubuntu.com and search for eclipse page.
[19:56] <thename> should i delete title		Ubuntu 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14-generic (on /dev/sda3)
[19:56] <thename> root		(hd0,2)
[19:56] <thename> kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.22-14-generic root=UUID=2c4e2e4d-975a-40f7-90cc-cf963835e8ca ro quiet splash
[19:56] <thename> initrd		/boot/initrd.img-2.6.22-14-generic
[19:56] <thename> savedefault
[19:56] <FloodBot1> thename: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:56] <thename> boot
[19:56] <dholbert_afk> InvisiblePinkUni: Yup i am
[19:56] <thorny_sun> InvisiblePinkUni: yeah-- already looked there -- it doesn't say
[19:56] <ibleed> does going from 2gb to 4gb of memory cause the preload application to speed things up?  like does the extra 2gb make a difference?
[19:56] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Then after you boot in the livecd, go to the partition editor, and you can delete the partition.
[19:56] <rutgermasi> fci_bodo, sorry i have to go, please repeat your question here
[19:56] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: were you haveing problems with it scanning for sata drives sda -sdzz on bootup of the install cd?
[19:56] <InvisiblePinkUni> thorny_sun: Oh ok.
[19:57] <InvisiblePinkUni> dholbert: Cool.
[19:57] <dholbert> InvisiblePinkUni: yup :)
[19:57] <UbuntuNuub> Uni: the plot just thickend
[19:57] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: i am trying, but my swap and extended partitions are locked or something and cannot be deleted
[19:57] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[19:57] <UbuntuNuub> Sort of
[19:57] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Or reformat it to ext3 again.
[19:57] <slackpipe> skinnYPup: nope.  picked them up fine, but it recognizes them as sda and sdb
[19:57] <stefg> ibleed: not noticable... you get more buffers and cache, and some lost ram on a 32 bit machine with 4 gb
[19:57] <niadh> Slart: This is my xorg.conf file now: http://pastebin.com/m7551fe0c
[19:57] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: dont touch swap and extended partitions.
[19:57] <earthling_> anyone use remastersys here?
[19:57] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: thanks
[19:58] <vegombrei> hi i need help making my pc an ftp
[19:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Why do you want to delete the whole thing and install fresh?
[19:58] <fci_bodo> i added the lines of windows in grub.conf but i can't login windows he just say starting up and hang on
[19:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> dholbert: What language do you program in?
[19:58] <UbuntuNuub> I'm using an Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02)
[19:58] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[19:58] <Slart> niadh: looks right.. give it a try.. if it doesn't work, pastebin that log file again.. /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[19:58] <dholbert> InvisiblePinkUni: C++ mostly
[19:58] <UbuntuNuub> -and I don't see a linux folder for that driver for that card.
[19:58] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: ok, what happened.
[19:58] <niadh> Slart: Okies, here goes nothing.... again.
[19:59] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: because i was having sound problems and figured this was the best way to solve it.  i was running 8.04 last night and it worked perfectly, i just messed up all my partitions and now i dont know what i am doing.
[19:59] <InvisiblePinkUni> dholbert_lunch: great work.
[19:59] <cb160> hello, how do i set an environment variable so that it's picked up by applications started under gnome? Thanks.
[19:59] <UbuntuNuub> Well, in a nutshell, where an I get a driver that will support that card, and how would I go about installing it?
[19:59] <slackpipe> skinnYPup: what exactly does yours say when it's doing that?
[19:59] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: so i would like to just reinstall and correct all of my partitions.
[19:59] <UbuntuNuub> The other was just the ethernet card, and thats trivial.
[20:00] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Normally, you do all the partition stuff first and then install ubuntu.
[20:00] <niadh> Slart: Nope, am back down to 640 again now. :(
[20:00] <Slart> niadh: and the log file?
[20:00] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[20:00] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Normally ubuntu supports Network cards out of the box.
[20:00] <mocamoca> ubottu: thanks a lot! it worked ;)
[20:00] <vegombrei> hello .. how do i configure my machine to be an ftp place so i can share files online
[20:00] <earthling_> HOW TO create a .iso image  of your installed linux distro?
[20:00] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: yeah i know, i was actually doing it manually with the partition editor while installing, but i messed it up through there
[20:00] <Slart> !clone | earthling_: perhaps there is something here...
[20:01] <UbuntuNuub> InsiviblePinkUni: I've ran into this problem before, it doesn't seem to recognize this one, and its a popular one for Gateway laptops..
[20:01] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: If you use liveCD you should be able to delete all partitions.
[20:01] <niadh> Slart: Log file is here: http://pastebin.com/m7cd5074f
[20:01] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Oh ok.
[20:01] <aiduciukas> hey, how can I remove prompting of sudo password? hardy
[20:01] <patifa> aiduciukas: That's a really bad idea.
[20:01] <aiduciukas> maybe
[20:01] <IkariShinji> Why would you want to remove prompting for the password?
[20:02] <fluffman> UbuntuNuub: try connecting to a wired network.  You should be notified of new drivers that can be automatically installed
[20:02] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: rejecting I/O to offline device 6 times in a row, then Asking for cache datafailed, Assuming the drive cache: write through. I could deal with that on boot but the install script not runing ... same on U X and K 8.04
[20:02] <aiduciukas> but whatever, how?
[20:02] <UbuntuNuub> Ah, ok, lemme try that now.
[20:02] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: Is it wireless?
[20:02] <UbuntuNuub> Aye, it is.
[20:02] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: ok.
[20:02] <Jburrke> hey what's the name of the beginners channel?
[20:02] <niadh> aiduciukas: I don't know how, but I know if you removed it it's not likely you'd be able to achieve the tasks you set out to perform
[20:02] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: it repeates those three messages for sda-sdzz every drive designation
[20:03] <UbuntuNuub> I'll connect with a cat5 to my router now, to see if it will work.
[20:03] <patifa> aiduciukas: A better idea might be to just extend the sudo expire time, so it prompts less often.
[20:03] <Pici> Jburrke: We answer all types of questions here.
[20:03] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=705266
[20:03] <aiduciukas> patifa, how?
[20:03] <Soopaman> supp, i check, and I am usng the appropriate security repos, but i'm still unable to fix the ssh on that machine
[20:03] <InvisiblePinkUni> UbuntuNuub: There's a link that might help.
[20:04] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: i have my xp partition and an extended and swap partitions, what should i do during installation
[20:04] <Jburrke> Pici: i know, but i assumed that one may be a bit less packed so i could actually read my answers XD
[20:04] <masterblaster> hi
[20:04] <mkquist> is there a command to rebuild fstab automatically?
[20:04] <Jburrke> Pici: this ones so full it's just hard to read XD
[20:04] <slackpipe> skinnYPup: I had a similiar issue installing to a laptop a while back with fiesty.  IIRC, it was because there was an SD card in the card reader.
[20:04] <Pici> Jburrke: Theres always the forums ;)
[20:04] <masterblaster> can anyone prefer me a distubution?
[20:04] <UbuntuNuub> Uni: thanks for all your help, ill look into it from here, see if I can update with a hardline, can I come back to you if I get stuck again?
[20:04] <Jburrke> Pici: replies take forever D:
[20:04] <Soopaman> is anyone else having ubuntu SSH issues?
[20:05] <patifa> aiduciukas: Changing the timestamp_timeout in /etc/sudoers will extend the time frame at which all sudo commands remember that you entered a password before.
[20:05] <Pici> Soopaman: When was the last time you did an aptitude update?
[20:05] <earthling_> Slart: I  dont want to clone the installation, but want to get back the original cd from which i actually installed the system
[20:05] <Soopaman> today
[20:05] <Jburrke> can anyone help me install a .tar.gz?
[20:05] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: Desktop 2.4 amd with 1G nothing special nor extra . Have 6.06 fiesty and gutsy partitions. Would hate not to get hardy going.
[20:05] <Jburrke> i've got no idea what to do with it.. ><
[20:05] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Do you want to keep your XP?
[20:05] <vegombrei> hi .. i need help installing an ftp client
[20:06] <ringer> InvisiblePinkUni: yes, for a little while longer anyways
[20:06] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[20:06] <Pici> Soopaman: Try it again, there was a patch released today due to a vulnerability.
[20:06] <masterblaster> which Linux Distrubution you prefer?
[20:06] <patifa> vegombrei: A specific one, or do you just want an FTP client?
[20:06] <tolonuga> hi. I updated my server with xen from 7.10 to 8.04 (and xen 3.1 to 3.2). I see packets from internet via xen0 going into the vif for the xenU, but ifconfig on xenU shows no packets being received. maybe anyone saw a problem like this before?
[20:06] <slackpipe> skinnypup: you've already got fiesty and gutsy running on it?
[20:06] <Pici> Soopaman: Rather, the first patch release was a little flawed.
[20:06] <masterblaster> HEY????
[20:06] <Pici> masterblaster: If you expect any answer other than Ubuntu, try asking in ##linux
[20:06] <masterblaster> ah ok thaks
[20:06] <masterblaster> n
[20:07] <Jburrke> Pici: could you help me out?
[20:07] <Pici> Jburrke: What are you trying to install?
[20:07] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: sure do ... not really a noob
[20:07] <vegombrei> patifa: i wanna make my pc an ftp place where my friends can connect and download stuff from it directly instead of me burning dvds for em
[20:07] <Soopaman> Pici, would yo mind walking me through the fix?
[20:07] <Jburrke> Pici: er.. bittorrent xD
[20:07] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Ok, boot liveCD, go to partition editor, delete extended and swap (hoping you dont need them). Then reformat available space as ext3, and then 2*RAM size as swap.
[20:07] <patifa> oh, you want an FTP server.
[20:07] <Pici> Jburrke: There are many bittorent clients already in the Package repositories.
[20:07] <Jburrke> Pici: i see a .tar.gz & a .deb.. which would be better to install?
[20:07]  * Soopaman is walking over to the server as we speak
[20:07] <Pici> Soopaman: Sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get full-upgrade
[20:07] <cheeseboy> there a ubuntu installer for servers?
[20:07] <Mathman> vegombrei: I'd recommend making it a web server as opposed to ftp server
[20:07] <patifa> Jburrke: .deb .deb .deb .deb ;)
[20:07] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: After that is done, then proceed to installing ubuntu.
[20:07] <Jburrke> Pici: oh, i guess i should have looked there first
[20:08] <Pici> Jburrke: Preferable from the repos, if not a .deb
[20:08] <Soopaman> Pici, will that upgrade my dist?
[20:08] <Scunizi> cheeseboy: yes.. check out the link at www.ubuntu.com
[20:08] <Jburrke> Pici: let me take a look.. thanks :D
[20:08] <vegombrei> Mathman: how do i make it a web server ?
[20:08] <Pici> Soopaman: No
[20:08] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: Use synaptic and install.
[20:08] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: If in doubt use synaptic package manager.
[20:08] <InvisiblePinkUni> :-)
[20:08] <Pici> !torrent | Jburrke
[20:08] <Mathman> vegombrei: same way youd turn it into an ftp server basically.  install a web server and configure it
[20:08] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: synaptic = the add/remove thing under applications? Oo
[20:09] <Andre1> How do I install a font into openoffice?
[20:09] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: System->Administration->Synaptic
[20:09] <vegombrei> Mathman: i'm new to linux and ubuntu dude .. could you walk me thru it ?
[20:09] <InvisiblePinkUni> Add remove thing, under applications is confusing.
[20:09] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: what's the difference between this and the add/remove thing?
[20:09] <Slart> niadh: hmm.. I was kind of hoping for something in the log file about "rejecting mode bla bla bla.. because of bla bla bla".. it seems it doesn't really even try those modelines you inserted.. strange
[20:10] <patifa> In reference to vegombrei issue: Do we have anything simplier than apache for making a simple web server?
[20:10] <Soopaman> Pici, sudo apt-get full-upgrade wasn't recognized
[20:10] <niadh> Slart: Uhm.... ok.
[20:10] <Mathman> vegombrei: not I.  it's not really a simple little thing.  but it would be something along the lines of: apt-get install apache; vi /etc/httpd/httpd.conf; cp some_junk /var/www/html/
[20:10] <Soopaman> patifa, php's nanoweb?
[20:10] <ringer> <InvisiblePinkUni: it wont let me delete the extened and swap and i am in the live cd
[20:10] <SkinnYPup> slackpipe: It is the same with live cd , or VMware creating vm from .iso. I've  also noticed the newest debian and fedora are the same on boot, but their install scripts do run.
[20:10] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: I think they are related, Both of them use apt, but Add/Remove is supposed to be Friendlier to use for Windoze users.
[20:10] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[20:11] <acuster> Soopaman dist-upgrade ?
[20:11] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: Is the swap size ok now? like is it double your RAM?
[20:11] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: lmfao windoze.. synaptic is confusing.. there are so many things here
[20:11] <Soopaman> i don't want to upgrade my distribution
[20:11] <Pici> Soopaman: dist-upgrade should work
[20:11] <Andre1> Anyone know how to install fonts in openoffice?
[20:11] <patifa> Soopaman: vegombrei's looking for a simple way to share files to his friends and apache's a full blown web server with all the trimmings.
[20:11] <SebNaitsabes> ariqs:  sun java 6 plugin instaleld that?
[20:11] <Soopaman> i just want to fix the ssh issues
 its a little smaller but not by much
[20:11] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: If it is, then just leave it as it is.
[20:11] <vegombrei> patifa: so should i just apt get apache for starters and then take it from there what say mathman
[20:11] <orangepeelbeef> hey guys, i'm having a problem trying to install mythvideo and i'm getting unresolvable package dependencies  http://pastebin.com/m65a9befd
[20:11] <InvisiblePinkUni> ringer: just reformat extended. delete it and make it ext3
[20:11] <logyati> hello!
[20:11] <ariqs> yes
[20:11] <IkariShinji> Configuring apache is a bit more work than you'd want for something so simple.
[20:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: :-)
[20:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: Synaptic is the best in my opinion.
[20:12] <Soopaman> Pici, but i don't want to upgrade my distribution, i just want to fix the openssh issues
[20:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: I don't use it much, but its very easy to use.
[20:12] <Pici> Soopaman: An apt-get upgrade might do it.
[20:12] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: lol, but i have no idea what to do from here XD.. there are so many results under bittorrent ><
[20:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: I use apt-get a lot.
[20:12] <Soopaman> Pici, k trying now
[20:13] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: Just click on the one you like and install.
[20:13] <patifa> vegombrei: I may have a found a simple web server, 'boa' is in the World Wide Web (universe) repository section in synaptic, and it's website is http://www.boa.org
[20:13] <Mathman> IkariShinji: I dunno.  redhat for instance has some pretty sane defaults.  there's not a whole lot to configure as far as apache goes if you just want to share files.  ubuntu...couldn't tell you about that.
[20:13] <Soopaman> thank goodness
[20:13] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: okay ><
[20:13] <Soopaman> that worked
[20:13] <Soopaman> much appreciated
[20:13] <ariqs> SebNaitsabes, other java applets work fine for me, but I can't get on yahoo games
[20:14] <SebNaitsabes> I don't know
[20:14] <LimCore> what to install to have java in my firefox64 (amd64 ubuntu 8.04)
[20:14] <vegombrei> patifa: thanks im checking it out now
[20:14] <zytar77> go to java.com and check your java version
 i am seeing two keys next to my extended and swap and i cannot change anything. i cant delete resize move or format
[20:14] <jagggy> hey, any good mindmapping progie?
[20:14] <SebNaitsabes> LimCore:  is there a 64bit Java for Linux?
[20:14] <niadh> Slart: So what further can be done?
[20:14] <SebNaitsabes> LimCore:  for example there is no 64bit Flash
[20:14] <SebNaitsabes> for any OS
[20:14] <LimCore> SebNaitsabes: I think I use 64 bit flash
[20:15] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: where did it install.. i dont see it under apps
[20:15] <LimCore> I have normal firefox,  and flash runs in it
[20:15] <SebNaitsabes> there is no 64bit Flash for any OS
[20:15] <SebNaitsabes> can run the 32bit version though in a 32bit browser
[20:15] <Slart> niadh: have you checked the forums? perhaps search for "nvidia 6600" ... or ask the room again.. there must be someone better than me here =)
[20:15] <LimCore> strange.. so perhaps default  firefox in 8.04 amd64 is 32 bit?
[20:15] <niadh> Can't easily navigate forums atm :P
[20:15] <SebNaitsabes> yeah maybe
[20:15] <orangepeelbeef> anyone know what i can do to resolve these errors with libxml-libxml-perl and libxml-sax-expat-perl ?    http://pastebin.com/m65a9befd
[20:16] <niadh> Anyone any good with X11 I have a resolution stuck on 640 using the nvidia driver on a 6600?
[20:16] <SalishSea> I am having nautilus or gnome problem. Basically have crippled system. Is this the best IRC channel
[20:16] <jagggy> hey, any good mindmapping program?
[20:16] <logyati> im trying to use apt-build to install applications... i tried for example apt-build install gftp. Everything seems to work fine, the package is created after the compilation, but seems that apt is downloading gftp from repositories instead of using the one apt-build created... look this paste of the last lines of apt-build install gftp -> http://www.paste2.org/p/27652  Im using Ubuntu 8.04
[20:16] <SebNaitsabes> SalishSea: what's the problem
[20:16] <Bert_2> hi, I'm running kopete 0.12.7 with kdelibs 3.5.9 on an ubuntu gnome installation and I can't receive or send webcam, why and is there a fix ?
[20:16] <vegombrei> patifa: downloading and installing boa .. would you please walk me thru the config ?
[20:16] <Intangir> how do i turn off the pc speaker beeping sound in nautilus when i backspace (to parent directory)
[20:17] <logyati> please help
[20:17] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: you there? D:
[20:17] <SebNaitsabes> SalishSea:  you have to be exact about your problems or people carn't help you.  by the way are you a girl?
[20:17] <LimCore>  /usr/lib/firefox-3.0b5/firefox: ELF 64-bit LSB executable,   and yet  flash works in that.  how? O_o  amd64 8.04
[20:17] <Bert_2> Intangir: do you want to put it off entirely or just when you are packspacing ?
[20:17] <Intangir> Bert_2: both
[20:17] <orangepeelbeef> limcore: doesn't mean flash is 64bit
[20:17] <LimCore> anyway... how to use java in that
[20:18] <SalishSea> I have lost taskbar, cant raise launcher from desktop, so largely hooped. Currently in terminal mode...
[20:18] <jagggy> Any good mindmapping program?
[20:18] <SalishSea> Looks like it is related to nautilus or gnome
[20:18] <SebNaitsabes> Intangir:  I can get cheap thrills of those beeps at time :D
[20:18] <logyati> hello!!!!!!!
[20:18] <SebNaitsabes> times
[20:18] <logyati> please help me
[20:18] <SalishSea> have tried to delete .gnome folders, restarted, etc without success
[20:18] <Bert_2> intangir: open a terminal screen and type alsamixer, then put down the beep meter (don't know the GUI way)
[20:18] <SebNaitsabes> what is exactly going wrong Sea?
[20:18] <logyati> im trying to use apt-build to install applications... i tried for example apt-build install gftp. Everything seems to work fine, the package is created after the compilation, but seems that apt is downloading gftp from repositories instead of using the one apt-build created... look this paste of the last lines of apt-build install gftp -> http://www.paste2.org/p/27652  Im using Ubuntu 8.04
[20:18] <Jburrke> ><
[20:19] <wy> Is there an applet that can show thumbnails of windows in workspaces? I work in one workspace, but I want to get some notification if things happen in other workspaces.
[20:19] <Jburrke> anyone know where synaptic installs bittorrent?
[20:19] <Jburrke> i cant find it under any application setting
[20:19] <ringer> why cant i delete my old extended and swap partitions
[20:19] <jagggy> Any good mindmapping program?
[20:19] <wy> jagggy: freemind seems to be ok
[20:19] <orangepeelbeef> jburrke: can't you do dpkg -L bittorrent
[20:19] <jagggy> ty wy
[20:19] <SalishSea> dmesg
[20:19] <SebNaitsabes> jburrke: some where but if you open up the termianl and type in bittorrent and then enter it should open
[20:19] <SalishSea> dmesg
[20:19] <Jburrke> orangepeelbeef: i have no idea XD
[20:19] <vegombrei> patifa: i installed Boa from synaptic .. but it wont run
[20:20] <wy> jagggy: not very convenient to my idea, but at least you can use it
[20:20] <orangepeelbeef> jburrke: dpkg -L packagename  will show you where all the files are
[20:20] <Intangir> Bert_2: its all the way down, and muted
[20:20] <Intangir> and its still playing
[20:20] <jagggy> wy, will do, ty :)
[20:20] <Jburrke> SebNaitsabes: i typed it and nothing happened
[20:20] <patifa> Dunno vegombrei, it was just a suggestion, I have no idea how to use it without experimenting with it myself.
[20:20] <Jburrke> orangepeelbeef: i see but wtf do i do with this.. how do i open it XD
[20:20] <SebNaitsabes> jburrke: also as a torrents program I would recommend Ktorrent or Azurues
[20:20] <Bert_2> Intangir: try putting down the front thing
[20:20] <orangepeelbeef> jburrke: i dunno, i use torrentflux :)
[20:20] <Jburrke> SebNaitsabes: why :P
[20:21] <SebNaitsabes> ,because they are both rather good
[20:21] <logyati> USE TRANSMISSION
[20:21] <Bert_2> Intangir: one of those controls the beep, but keep in mind that that also controls all the other audio
[20:21] <SebNaitsabes> !torrent
[20:21] <imterro> mgolisch, i was right, it dc'd me :p
[20:21]  * Jburrke installs ktorrent
[20:21] <mgolisch> imterro: ok
[20:21] <thename> lol
[20:22] <thename> ok
[20:22] <thename> ive deleted the right grub
[20:22] <thename> and im still here
[20:22] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: are you on kubuntu?
[20:22] <Jburrke> ubuntu? yes
[20:22] <Intangir> damn i just cant turn this bugger off
[20:22] <SebNaitsabes> he can run KDE apps in Ubuntu
[20:22] <thename> is there a way to see whats on each partition be fore i delete them or can i just back them up?
[20:22] <Intangir> i muted PC Beep and Speaker
[20:22] <Intangir> still get beep
[20:23] <Jburrke> wewt ktorrent was under internet XD
[20:23] <InvisiblePinkUni> Jburrke: you can press "Alt + f2" and type in application name.
[20:23] <AstralSin> anyone know how to make my mic stop echoing to my speakers?
[20:23] <Bert_2> Intangir: keep on muting, one of those options is the key for as far as I know
[20:23] <Mathman> theaber: mount it and browse it.  works for me
[20:23] <InvisiblePinkUni> buh bye all.
[20:23] <Jburrke> InvisiblePinkUni: wow thanks for that XD
[20:23] <mkquist> is there a command to rebuild the fstab?
[20:23] <slackpipe> AstralSin: i just mute it.  even muted it still works in teamspeak and skype
[20:24] <AstralSin> slackpipe: it was muted but it wouldn't accept input, lemme try that again
[20:24] <ringer> i want to get rid of all my 7.10 partitions including extended and swap, how do i do this so that i can do a guided partiton in 8.04
[20:24] <AstralSin> uhhhh or not... now the mic isn't listed in volume control
[20:24] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  Ubuntu only on the computer?
[20:25] <mkquist> ringer use partition editor?
[20:25] <AstralSin> nm
[20:25] <SpookyET> hi
[20:25] <orangepeelbeef> mkquist: your favorite editor :)
 i am dualbooting with xp
[20:25] <thename> how do you know whats on a partition
[20:25] <SebNaitsabes> mkquist:  he carn't delete  the Ubuntu partition that is being used when running Ubuntu from his computer.  he can delete it from the Live CD though of course
[20:25] <mkquist> orangepeelbeef: ?
 partition editor wont let me delete swap and extendded
[20:25] <mkquist> SebNaitsabes: of course
[20:25] <SpookyET> Does anyone know of a vim colour scheme that looks like the terminal on the right  http://www.studioindustryllc.com/user/spookyet/xterm-vim_vs_screen-vim.png
[20:25] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: boot up the Live CD open up Gparted and delete the Ubuntu partitions
[20:25] <steve_j> evening all - i've got a user (ftpbod) that i created to run vsftpd, but I've just spotted that ftpbod is logged in on pts/2 (and hasbeen since November) and I can't log 'him' out. any tips?
[20:26] <mkquist> ringer: check last line by SebNaitsabes
[20:26] <Mathman> thename: you see my previous comment?  it was meant for you
[20:26] <orangepeelbeef> mkquist: saying you need to text edit the fstab and fix it
[20:26] <thename> i know
[20:26] <steve_j> can anyone help?
 it wont let me. i cannot delete the swap or extended for some reason.  there are a set of keys next to them
[20:26] <thename> do you have one for me
[20:26] <mkquist> orangepeelbeef: oh ic, thought i remembered a command the would rebuild it .. no?  if not i'll just text editor it
[20:26] <SebNaitsabes> !partition
[20:27] <Jburrke> oh i got another questions
[20:27] <ubuntunovice> !gparted
[20:27] <ariqs> I have java installed, I have it enabled. Why can't I play yahoo games?
[20:27] <Silivrenion> Hey folks, what is the default GUI interface for Ubuntu? Gnome or KDE?
[20:27] <SebNaitsabes> !java
[20:27] <mkquist> ringer: youll have to boot from a live cd to do it
[20:27] <ubuntunovice> I use cfdisk for patitioning.. is this also good?!
[20:27] <Jburrke> when i started up ubuntu for the first time, my sound worked fine.. but it just seems so quiet coming out of my computer speakers..
[20:27]  * SebNaitsabes Ubuntu uses Gnome
[20:27] <orangepeelbeef> !fstab
[20:27] <Jburrke> it's loud out of headphones
[20:27] <Jburrke> anyone know why?
 i am currently using the liveCD
[20:27] <ubuntunovice> !hotsex
[20:28] <ariqs> i already did that, SebNaitsabes
[20:28] <ubuntunovice> :)
[20:28] <orangepeelbeef> anyone have any idea with this libxml-perl crap?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11919/
[20:28] <mkquist> ringer: open gparted and it won't let you? do you have the drives mounted?
[20:28] <SebNaitsabes> !botabuse  ubuntunovice
[20:28] <SebNaitsabes> !botabuse
[20:28] <laeg> slackpipe: sorry i was having dinner. the link calls it 'Executable for Linux/x86' dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin. terminal tells me bash: dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin: command not found
[20:28] <laeg> slart even
[20:29] <ringer> mkquist: when i right click them it doesnt give me an option to mount or unmount so i am not completely sure.
[20:29] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  are you on the LIve CD now?
[20:29] <mkquist> ringer: do they show up on ur desktop?
[20:29] <orangepeelbeef> laeg: what are the permissions on that file?  seems like it's not +x
[20:29] <Chillance> anyone here that got Stepmania installed in ubuntu 8.04?
[20:29] <thename> ok i didnt delete it but i did shrink /dev/sda
[20:29] <ringer> mkquist: no, on my desktop is Examples, and Install
[20:29] <mkquist> SebNaitsabes: he says he is
[20:29] <fde> orangepeelbeef: 'touch /usr/share/perl5/XML/SAX.pm' ... then try again.
[20:29] <thename> im bout to reboot and see if everythings ends well
[20:29] <ariqs> everything is an issue with linux! argh
[20:29] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: yes im on the live CD right now
[20:29] <Jburrke> fde: hey :D
[20:30] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  just unmount them in Gparted and delete simple
[20:30] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: 8.04
[20:30] <fde> Jburrke: hey!
[20:30] <tmapj> is there anyone who can tell me how to open a .chm file?
[20:30] <Jburrke> fde: you think you could help me with another question? :)
[20:30] <fde> Jburrke: If you ask it  ;)
[20:30] <laeg> orangepeelbeef: is there a way to get the permissions in text form from term instead of communicating what i see under properties in the gui?
[20:30] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: i dont have an option to unmount
[20:30] <niadh> Anyone an expert in Xorg?
[20:30] <Starnestommy> laeg: ls -l
[20:30] <orangepeelbeef> ls -al
[20:30] <episparh> rver irc.lirex.net 6667
[20:30] <mkquist> ringer: and it wont let you delete the partitions?
[20:30] <Jburrke> fde: XD.. well when i first started up ubuntu my speakers worked fine, they were just super quiet.. they play loud out of headphones but from the computer speakers they're so much quieter then they were on windows.. any idea why? Oo
[20:30] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  you can also try QTParted open the terminal and sudo apt-get install qtparted
[20:31] <rathel> hmm... I did aptitude install kubuntu-desktop and I want to remove kubuntu so I did aptitude remove kubuntu-desktop, but the only file it removed was kubuntu-desktop everything KDE is still there. What do I do now? lol
[20:31] <fde> !anyone | niadh
[20:31] <x018523> what should i delete in order to save space? (cant install a new program due to lack of space)
[20:31] <ringer> nope.  are you talking about the 8.04 livecd or the gparted livecd
[20:31] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: i will try that
[20:31] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  yes the Ubuntu Live CD
[20:31] <laeg> Starnestommy: ty
[20:31] <tmapj> is there anyone who can tell me how to open a .chm file?
[20:31] <orangepeelbeef> fde: that file exists, that's the weird part
[20:31] <ipela> hello
[20:32] <Pici> !info gnochm | tmapj
[20:32] <fde> Jburrke: Everything is turned up in Volume Control Applet > Open Volume Control  (especially PCM)
[20:32] <CalrCox> what should i delete in order to save space? (cant install a new program due to lack of space)
[20:32] <Chillance> 00:00.384: WARNING: Error opening "/sys/block/sr0/device/../idProduct": No such file or directory
[20:32] <Invisionfree> Is anyone on a sorta fresh install of Hardy?
[20:32] <laeg> orangepeelbeef: -rwxr-xr-x 1 laeg laeg 917608 2008-05-13 19:21 dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin - i've found it in synaptic
[20:32] <Chillance> huh?
[20:32] <niadh> Can someone help me fix a broken resolution in Xorg, it's stuck at 640 and should be at 1024.
[20:32] <vegombrei> hi can someone help me set up Boa ?
[20:32] <Jburrke> fde: how do i access that?
[20:32] <laeg> orangepeelbeef: i really didn't think it would be there because it's a very specialised piece of software
[20:32] <SebNaitsabes> CalrCox: any unwated programs and data
[20:32] <fde> orangepeelbeef: does /etc/perl/XML/SAX/ParserDetails.d/XML::LibXML::SAX::Parser: exist? Looks strange for a file name though...
[20:33] <fde> Jburrke: The speaker looking thing in the panel.
[20:33] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: i tried to launch qtparted and get this error "Failed to execute child process "qtparted-root" (No such file or directory)"
[20:33] <orangepeelbeef> laeg: so you are running it as ./dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin
[20:33] <Invisionfree> Can someone pastebin an unedited /etc/apt/sources.list for me please?
[20:33] <fde> Jburrke: Right click on it.
[20:33] <CalrCox> SebNaitsabes should i use synaptik manager?
[20:33] <frojnd> hello there. I have 2 disks. What will happen if I choose during the installation at partitioning part, if I choos for borh disks mount oint /home? would  be be better if I choose for one disk /home and for other /home2 maybe *
[20:33] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: ah right yeah  sudo apt-get install qtparted and to open qtparted  in the terminal:  sudo qtparted
[20:33] <orangepeelbeef> fde: no
[20:33] <fde> frojnd: Bad idea to mount 2 things at the same location.
[20:34] <orangepeelbeef> fde: there is no ParserDetails.d
[20:34] <fde> frojnd: maybe /home and /home/<user>/Music or something instead?
[20:34] <frojnd> fde: so One home1 and one home2 for example ?
[20:34] <Invisionfree> Can someone pastebin an unedited /etc/apt/sources.list for me please?
[20:34] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: okay it is open
[20:34] <laeg> orangepeelbeef: no i just type dynamips-0.2.7-x86.bin to try run it
[20:34] <Shadu> can anyone help me with getting hellanzb working? (its installed if im right, and i installed lottanzb but when i add a nzb file the file goes away and no files are added)
[20:34] <fde> orangepeelbeef: Try making that dir at least, then try again... then touch that mumbo jumbo if it still complains.
[20:34] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: now i should delete everything except my xp drive? the ntfs one?
[20:34] <Vlet> Invisionfree: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11920/
[20:34] <SebNaitsabes> yes
[20:34] <Jburrke> fde: thanks a lot :D
[20:34] <fde> frojnd: That can work yes.
[20:35] <orangepeelbeef> laeg: you have to preface with ./  if you are running a command from the current directory
[20:35] <SebNaitsabes> detelete all the Ubuntu stuff
[20:35] <tmapj> thanks ubottu
[20:35] <SebNaitsabes> you did back up anything you wanted to keep first?
[20:35] <frojnd> oh guys can I install ubuntu server via LAN ?
[20:35] <Odd-rationale> !thanks | tmapj
[20:35] <Vlet> Invisionfree: that IS however using the MIT mirror, but it works well
[20:35] <fde> tmapj: ubottu isn't a person.
[20:35] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: then when i run the 8.04 install i can just use the guided partition?
[20:35] <hypn0> do I need to install libflashsupport?
[20:35] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: i dont really want to back anything  up
[20:35] <Shadu> ﻿can anyone help me with getting hellanzb working? (its installed if im right, and i installed lottanzb but when i add a nzb file the file goes away and no files are added)
[20:35] <orangepeelbeef> fde: woohoo that did it =)  thanks
[20:35] <fde> hypn0: yes
[20:35] <ericvw> In a pure terminal window, is there a way to scroll back and view the console buffer?
[20:35] <laeg> orangepeelbeef: cool ty
[20:35] <tmapj> ubottu where do you live?
[20:35] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  yeah then you can do the guided thing
[20:35] <tmapj> lol
[20:36] <SebNaitsabes> !botabuse
[20:36] <fde> orangepeelbeef: dpkg is good about telling you what's wrong  :D
[20:36] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: okay, so just format then delete and i am good to go?
[20:36] <frojnd> Is it possible to install ubuntu  server without monitor keyboard somehow via LAN ?
[20:36] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: well yeah basicalely
[20:36] <saji> hi
[20:36] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  just get rid of everything, but Windows
[20:36] <orangepeelbeef> fde: well i thought it was complaining about the SAX.pm and couldn't figure that out
[20:36] <saji> cb lvlssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
[20:36] <tmapj> tthanks to whoever summoned ubottu for me
[20:36] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: okay, ill try now
[20:36] <hypn0> fde: even if I don't seem to have problems?
[20:36] <saji> hi
[20:36] <Vlet> frojnd: that would be tricky
[20:36] <saji> hi
[20:36] <saji> hi
[20:36] <saji> hi
[20:36] <FloodBot1> saji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:36] <orangepeelbeef> fde: but now that i look at it, it makes sense
[20:37] <SebNaitsabes> !ubotu tmapjismyhero
[20:37] <Vlet> saji: we hear you
[20:37] <fde> hypn0: Try playing a flash movie on youtube, for instance... then play something in a local player.
[20:37] <UbuntuNuub> Hey Uni
[20:37] <saji> hi
[20:37] <saji> hi
[20:37] <saji> hi
[20:37] <FloodBot1> saji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:37] <fde> hypn0: You'll see why you need libflashsupport  :)
[20:37] <frojnd> Vlet: maybe but extremely useful
[20:37] <UbuntuNuub> Pink you still there?
[20:37] <rathel> hmm... I did aptitude install kubuntu-desktop and I want to remove kubuntu so I did aptitude remove kubuntu-desktop, but the only file it removed was kubuntu-desktop everything KDE is still there. What do I do now? lol
[20:38] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: seems like it is taking a while, it has said 100% on the progress bar for over a minute
[20:38] <saji> hi
[20:38] <saji> hi
[20:38] <ariqs> SebNaitsabes: I have to remove all files with gcj in them from synaptic package manager. Just for future reference for you
[20:38] <niadh> Does anyone have a xorg.conf file that uses the nvidia driver and has resolutions of at least 1024x768 they can pastebin for me?
[20:38] <Shadu> ﻿can anyone help me with getting hellanzb working? (its installed if im right, and i installed lottanzb but when i add a nzb file the file goes away and no files are added)
[20:38] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: did you try apt-get autoremove
[20:38] <UbuntuNuub> InvisiblePinkUni:  Thanks so much, I got the wireless working on my OS!!
[20:38] <fde> rathel: Ahh... it should have removed it due to nothing being wanted from there anymore... you can try 'sudo apt-get autoremove' see if it knows you don't want that stuff...
[20:38] <SebNaitsabes> rathel: yeah it's just a container package like  ubuntu-desktop
[20:38] <fde> orangepeelbeef: beat me to it
[20:39] <Vegombrei> sorry i had to reboot
[20:39] <hypn0> fde: I don't have time to do that, will just install it, If have problems will blame you :-))
[20:39] <Vegombrei> how do i install a web server boa ?
[20:39] <rathel> fde, autoremove didn't do anything, remove 0 packages.
[20:39] <orangepeelbeef> anyone have a good source for hardy freenx-server  i keep getting unresolvable depends
[20:39] <fde> SebNaitsabes: Aptitude ought to know that the other stuff weren't explicitly installed though, and know that if you remove kubuntu-desktop it'll remove everything else... that's how it's _supposed_ to work.
[20:39] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: then apt-get remove kde
[20:40] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: seb is prolly right, it's just a container package
[20:40] <Vegombrei> how do i install a web server boa ?
[20:40] <scriptkidd-e> So, i've just installed Microsoft Hardy Heron.
[20:40] <rathel> orangepeelbeef, remove kde also removed 0 packages.
[20:40] <SebNaitsabes> !lamp
[20:40] <SebNaitsabes> !apache
[20:40] <fde> rathel: sudo aptitude purge kdelib*
[20:40] <steve_j> stew: ps aux is here -> http://pastie.caboo.se/196335
[20:41] <SebNaitsabes> !webserver
[20:41] <xjkx> can you make your mouse click by a command on terminal ? always wanted to do that :p
[20:41] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: sudo apt-get install boa
[20:41] <SebNaitsabes> !apache
[20:41] <IkariShinji> And I'm back :(
[20:41] <SebNaitsabes> Apache = web server
[20:41] <Shadu> ﻿can anyone help me with getting hellanzb working? (its installed if im right, and i installed lottanzb but when i add a nzb file the file goes away and no files are added)
[20:41] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: i think it froze.  its sitting at 100% on the progress bar and not doing anything, i cant quit either
[20:41] <scriptkidd-e> EVA00 won't fly?
[20:41] <newuserr> i am here with the live cd i have installed ubuntu 8.04 with the aternate cd everything worked but i cannot access gnome what have i done wrong??
[20:42] <SebNaitsabes> how much RAM?
[20:42] <IkariShinji> Anyone have any idea as to why I am unable to get any website to load in any web browser?  (On the computer I am currently connected to IRC with)
[20:42] <rathel> fde, lol again 0 packages removed, I know it' still installed.
[20:42] <scriptkidd-e> newuserr: Instaling ubuntu in the first place.
[20:42] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: i use hellanzb but i don't use lottanzb   is hellanzb running daemonized
[20:42] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: says ive already got the newest version but it wont show in applications
[20:42] <IkariShinji> I even just installed Firefox2, to see if that would work.
[20:42] <orangepeelbeef> rathel:  dpkg -l | grep kde
[20:42] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: What's your issue?
[20:42] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: it's a command-line service, not an application
[20:43] <SebNaitsabes> ringer:  re boot
[20:43] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: does that return items?
[20:43] <rathel> orangepeelbeef, alotta stuff pops up want me to pastebin it? or no need?
[20:43] <newuserr> i need which command to access gnome??
[20:43] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: oh ok .. so i just type BOa ?
[20:43] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: into the live cd then try again?
[20:43] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: will have to install qtparted again if you do that
[20:43] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: try apt-get remove kdebase-bin
[20:43] <IkariShinji> I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, and I can't get any webpage to load in Firefox (3 or 2), Epiphany, or Lynx.  I have tried rebooting, reinstalling firefox, and even multiple networks.
[20:43] <fde> rathel: ahh aptitude doesn't wanna take wildcards... sudo aptitude purge kdelibs4c2a
[20:43] <IkariShinji> But other protocols such as IRC and IM work just fine.
[20:43] <IkariShinji> And I can download through aptitude and such.
[20:43] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: since your running from a Live CD and the stuff only goes into your RAM
[20:43] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: probably just "boa", but it may have been launched automatically when it was installed
[20:43] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: how can i check that?
[20:43] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: ok
[20:44] <orangepeelbeef> rathel: but you can just pick one of those and start whackin em, they should all come out from deps
[20:44] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: It's just a browser failure?
[20:44] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: ps -aux | grep hellanzb
[20:44] <IkariShinji> This issue just appeared today, and I have no idea what it could be.
[20:44] <newuserr> i am here with the live cd i have installed ubuntu 8.04 with the aternate cd everything worked but i cannot access gnome what have i done wrong??
[20:44] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: (i've got no clue about how hellanzb works, just wanted to download with usenet again :P)
[20:44] <newuserr> i need which command to access gnome??
[20:44] <IkariShinji> Not sure really.  All the browsers do the same thing.  Attempt to load, and then load nothing.
[20:44] <windmill> Did anyone resolve the openssh-server problem from earlier?
[20:44] <SebNaitsabes> ringer: re boot whole computer and back on the live CD.  turn it off and on again even to save time.
[20:44] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: hella works by monitoring a directory for .nzb files
[20:44] <Starnestommy> newuserr: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[20:44] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: I mean, any other connection works?
[20:45] <IkariShinji> As far as I've tried.
[20:45] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: but make sure you have hellanzb -D running somewhere otherwise no go
[20:45] <newuserr> THANKS
[20:45] <ringer> SebNaitsabes: okay, ill be back then
[20:45] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: if i run that command i get somekind of a error :/
[20:45] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: you are using a pipe right ?   |
[20:45] <rathel> orangepeelbeef, Okay, I'll just browse through synaptic picking them off one by one, thanks, I thought there was an easier way. lol
[20:45] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: yeah a |
[20:46] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: what error are you getting
[20:46] <fde> rathel: we can go lower if you want to get rid of everything related to kde in any way: aptitude remove libqt3c-mt
[20:46] <IkariShinji> Okay, scratch that.  It seems like my connection to AIM/ICQ/MSN/Yahoo don't work either.
[20:46] <landor> hi, I don't know where to ask this question.  I have gnome-terminal using the font "Monospace 10".  how do I figure out the font string name for that font suitable for passing to xterm or rxvt?
[20:46] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji
[20:46] <IkariShinji> But IRC and a MUD I play do.  (The MUD uses port 4000)
[20:46] <ronny> yo
[20:46] <windmill> my openssh-server package is still broken
[20:46] <fde> rathel: I'm not sure the base package for qt4 though... it's more modular...
[20:46] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef:  bad ps syntax, perhaps a bogus '-'? See http://procps.sf.net/faq.html
[20:46] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: do you have any other operative system?
[20:46] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: im new to linux .. could you help me set it up ?
[20:46] <IkariShinji> Not on this computer.
[20:46] <fde> rathel: nm... throw libqt4-core on the end of the last command too  :)
[20:46] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: but now i also get a line with "douye     1427  0.0  0.0   3004   748 pts/1    R+   22:10   0:00 grep hellanzb"
[20:46] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: I don't know anything about boa
[20:46] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: but that's all you get?
[20:46] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: It the other computer in a nat/lan?
[20:47] <IkariShinji> I've been running Ubuntu for a year, and I've never encountered this problem.
[20:47] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: ok it's not runnign then
[20:47] <IkariShinji> Yeah it is.
[20:47] <ronny> anyone knows how to put a ubuntu installer on a usb stick, google didnt really help
[20:47] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: try typing /usr/bin/hellanzb -D
[20:47] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: If its the same as that pc, do the other has connectivity?
[20:47] <IkariShinji> Yes it does.
[20:47] <IkariShinji> Complete connectivity.
[20:47] <rathel> fde, Okay thanks.
[20:47] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji
[20:47] <SebNaitsabes> ronny:  Ubuntu dosan't really run on a USB stick  unless it's big enough, but there are other distros that will
[20:47] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef:  Cannot continue program, required executable not found: 'unrar' :/
[20:48] <scriptkidd-e> You should first discard wire issues
[20:48] <SebNaitsabes> ronny: how big is your USB stick?
[20:48] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: interestingly enough, hellanzb doesn't have a startup script
[20:48] <evil_tech> i run ubuntu off a 4gig memory stick
[20:48] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: you think there's a #boa ?
[20:48] <evil_tech> runs just fine
[20:48] <markotitel> Hi, has someone working VirtualBox seamless mode xp guest Hardy host, without overlaping taskbar issues ?
[20:48] <SebNaitsabes> ok you help him then
[20:48] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: apt-get install unrar
[20:48] <Starnestommy> ccooke: yes
[20:48] <ronny> SebNaitsabes: about 1 gb
[20:48] <Starnestommy> er, whoops
[20:48] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: yes
[20:48] <SebNaitsabes> ronny:  evil_tech can help you
[20:49] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: Is your bed over the wires?
[20:49] <ignoramus> anybody know a good liveCD for ghosting partitions between computers?
[20:49] <IkariShinji> It's wireless.
[20:49] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: now i should try the command again ?
[20:49] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: yes
[20:49] <SebNaitsabes> ignoramus:  Norton Ghost maybe
[20:49] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: nah theres no #boa
[20:49] <shaft0> my custom error page for dansguardian doesn't display images in the HTML, is there a special way i'm supposed to call them?
[20:49] <SebNaitsabes> or does that not copy Linux paritiosn hummm
[20:49] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: It's most possible that you have a router problem then.
[20:49] <ignoramus> SebNaitsabes: FOSS, please
[20:49] <evil_tech> ronny: how big a usb key you have?
[20:49] <tat> ignoramus: ubuntu + dd and nc :)
[20:49] <ignoramus> SebNaitsabes: and it needs to copy an ntfs filesystem
[20:49] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: hellanzb v0.13 (config = /etc/hellanzb.conf, daemonized)
[20:49] <Jburrke> fde: you still around?
[20:49] <IkariShinji> Even if this problem occurs on different wireless networks?  With different routers?
[20:50] <ddgoose> ronny : try penbuntu maybe?
[20:50] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: Of course, not.
[20:50] <orangepeelbeef> shaft0: they have to be fully resolvable i believe
[20:50] <ignoramus> tat: anything that won' t copy the blank space on the drive?
[20:50] <IkariShinji> Well it does :
[20:50] <IkariShinji> :\
[20:50] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: ok it's running now =)
[20:50] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji
[20:50] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: it exists, but I think it's abandoned
[20:50] <scriptkidd-e> Please, tell the whole problem
[20:50] <fde> Jburrke: yeah
[20:50] <tat> ignoramus: you could just transfer the files then
[20:50] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: k, will it auto start with ubuntu now?
[20:50] <Jburrke> fde
[20:50] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: nope
[20:50] <maw_> for ubuntu server, when the LAMP option is enabled during install how can a user modify the PHP compiled in options, example adding SNMP support?
[20:50] <evil_tech> ronny: and what exactly are you doing with ubuntu on the usb key?
[20:50] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: what i did was add that line to the end of /etc/rc.local
[20:51] <Jburrke> fde: cool.. can i pm you real quick? this channel is crazy XD
[20:51] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: ah
[20:51] <fde> Jburrke: Sure.
[20:51] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: make sure you put it before the exit 0  of course :)
[20:51] <Starnestommy> maw_: try running "sudo apt-get install php5-snmp" to install the snmp module
[20:52] <yakuzi> i've a problem concerning getting bluetooth to work on a toshiba qosmio G4010z the adapter doens't show on hwinfo
[20:52] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: how do i configure BOA .. do you know anyone who would ?
[20:52] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: huh? you mean i gotta exit hellaznb when im gonna shut down ?
[20:52] <Jburrke> fde: did you get it? not sure if it worked because i'm not registered on this channel ><
[20:52] <paraplegicpanda> Okay, I need help... I'm using XChat Gnome and I can't figure out how to add a server...
[20:52] <maw_> Starnestommy: oh and ubuntu does all the magic to update config files etc?
[20:52] <evil_tech> Sebaitsabes: sorry i didnt mean to be rude about what you said
[20:52] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: If you need help, just ask
[20:52] <fde> !register | Jburrke
[20:52] <ronny> evil_tech: i want to put a installer on it for a laptop thats lacking a bootable cdrom drive
[20:52] <Starnestommy> maw_: it usually does
[20:52] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: no i mean in your /etc/rc.local the last line is exit 0
[20:52] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: at least mine is
[20:52] <IkariShinji> I'm working on it, but I just am not sure where to go at this point.  The problem doesn't make any sense to me.
[20:53] <ignoramus> SebNaitsabes, tat: thanks
[20:53] <maw_> Starnestommy: I see... that is good :), I didn't think it would be that easy
[20:53] <maw_> Starnestommy: thanks I will try
[20:53] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: kk gonna check
[20:53] <evil_tech> ronny: does the computer support booting from USB?
[20:53] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: Do you have a removable wireless card?
[20:53] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: I might be able to find an online tutorial somewhere, but I don't know anything about boa
[20:53] <IkariShinji> Nope.
[20:53] <Vegombrei> !ubottu Boa
[20:53] <scriptkidd-e> IkariShinji: Do you have any other wireless card?
[20:53] <drewby> Alright so I'm trying to install ubuntu without the use of the cdrom drive and I keep getting stuck.  I have the .iso's decompresed to a partition and grub is set to boot those partitions and they load find at first, but the install session wants to use the CDROM and I can't figure out how to tell it to read off the drive.
[20:53] <SebNaitsabes> ignoramus:  for what?
[20:53] <IkariShinji> Not for a laptop, hrm.
[20:53] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: the only thing in that file is "exit 0"
[20:53] <ignoramus> SebNaitsabes: help
[20:54] <yakuzi> !bluetooth
[20:54] <scriptkidd-e> The first thing i'll try, it to use a live cd
[20:54] <shaft0> orangepeelbeef: im calling the images from an external http server, that i know works
[20:54] <Chapai> !register
[20:54] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: (lottanzb is working now tho :P)
[20:54] <scriptkidd-e> And check if connectivity is available
[20:54] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: here's what mine looks like  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11926/
[20:54] <orangepeelbeef> shaft0: with the full path?  http://blablabla/image.jpg ?
[20:55] <Hokar> i want to allow one user to access /dev/input/event0. how can i do that?
[20:55] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: and.. that file makes it autoboot or.. ?
[20:55] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: yes, that makes it start on bootup
[20:55] <shaft0> orangepeelbeef: yep, here's what it should look like: http://www.bigbrownbox.net/wg/
[20:55] <SebNaitsabes> ignoramus:  I didn't suggest a program that you would use though
[20:55] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: ah kk thx a lot :P time to add it then
[20:55] <shaft0> orangepeelbeef: but the file i'm using has full path names, the online version doesn't.
[20:55] <ronny> evil_tech: yeah
[20:55] <frojnd> can someone explain me why is better if I made all partitions by themself for /dev for /tmp and so on ? why shouldn't I made just one partition for / ?
[20:56] <erkanea>      /msg nickserv set hide email on
[20:56] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: there added it :)
[20:56] <cathartia> Hi all.  I got that problem with my wireless card fixed with a hack in rc.local.  Thanks for all of your help figuring this one out.  Too bad it can't be more elegant.
[20:56] <orangepeelbeef> shaft0: what i always did was use the redirect one and pass the info through the url
[20:56] <evil_tech> ronny: what size USB stick?
[20:56] <joeamined> hi
[20:56] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: try http://www.boa.org/documentation
[20:56] <cathartia> Now I have a NEW question.
[20:56] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd:  you don't need /dev and /tmp partitons
[20:56] <ignoramus> SebNaitsabes: you helped me clarify my question
[20:56] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd:  you need / yes
[20:56] <ronny> evil_tech: 1gb
[20:57] <cathartia> another wifi question
[20:57] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: now i just need to figure out how to get my usb hd back to full usb 2.0 speed :P (seems to stick with the max usb 1.1speed.. tried to fix it with some guy last night but didnt work :( )
[20:57] <pickett> can you run dx9 games in vmware from ubuntu?
[20:57] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: already did .. cant understand its too complicated for me
[20:57] <soilworker> pickett: yes.
[20:57] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: I'll see if there's anything simpler out there
[20:57] <pickett> fully supported dx9?
[20:57] <UbuntuNuub> WOOT I got my wireless card to work!!
[20:58] <joeamined> i installed gfxboot in ubuntu hardy but it didn't want to work. what should i do please ?
[20:58] <soilworker> pickett: if you tell me what game, i'll tell.
[20:58] <cathartia> Right now, I have a wireless router and a wireless card in my ubuntu box.  The card joins the net just fine.  I'm wondering if it would be possile, not to just join the net, but to also extend the radio signal.
[20:58] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: thanks :)
[20:58] <SebNaitsabes> UbuntuNuub:  well done since they can be a right problem in Linux depending on the device and lack of Linux hardware manufacture suppourt
[20:58] <lartza_> Is there any program or a ned for program like CCleaner in ubuntu?
[20:58] <jagggy> any good firewalls for ubuntu?
[20:58] <evil_tech> ronny: do you have a cdrom at all? or another computer to perform this task on. cause i know of no way to do it without a cd rom
[20:58] <rsk> lartza_: no
[20:58] <zephyr> jagggy, iptables
[20:58] <zephyr> :)
[20:58] <pickett> supreme commander forged alliance
[20:58] <cathartia> Can my wireless card in my Ubuntu box be used to extend the wireless net instead of just join it?
[20:58] <jagggy> ok zephyr  :)
[20:58] <gforster> jaggy: hardy heron has a firewall
[20:58] <Starnestommy> jagggy: iptables is installed by default, but I think ufw and firestarter are good frontends to it
[20:59] <soilworker> pickett: let me check
[20:59] <frojnd> is 7gb for / enough space for server ?
[20:59] <Draggin> Good evening - is there a specific channel where I can ask questions about web design on Linux?
[20:59] <Starnestommy> Draggin: maybe #web
[20:59] <erkanea> firestarter is easy to use gui for firewall
[20:59] <pickett> you have a link or 2?
[20:59] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd:  for a server that is more than enough I expect depending on what server it is
[20:59] <soilworker> pickett: you can.
[20:59] <Draggin> Starnestommy - would that be specifically Linux web though?
[20:59] <lartza_> I would like to spped up ubuntu boot by removing the login so it automatically logs me in. How to do that?
[20:59] <maw_> after issueing "sudo apt-get update", what is the apt command to apply all upgrades?
[21:00] <Nicke> maw_: sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:00] <Starnestommy> Draggin: it would be more general, but I don't think there are any specific to linux
[21:00] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: does hellanzb also auto repair and unzip the files btw ?
[21:00] <Draggin> Starnestommy - thanks
[21:00] <ronny> evil_tech: the usb stick just broke
[21:00] <he11_knight> hi
[21:00] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: yep
[21:00] <maw_> Nicke: cheers... (as I found that in man apt-get) :P
[21:00] <Nicke> maw_: hehe
[21:00] <erkanea> is there any rules that i need to read as a first time user here note that i m about computers for like 10 years but never used irc :)
[21:00] <ronny> evil_tech: aint there any cdrom-free way ?
[21:00] <DanielRM> I don't suppose anyone knows why my entire hard drive with ten partitions is now showing up in Gparted as 100% unallocated space?
[21:00] <he11_knight> can someone help me with vpnc?
[21:00] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: k great :D
[21:00] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: check your /etc/hellanzb.conf file to figure out where everything is going.  I think the default is your home directory
[21:00] <evil_tech> ronny: if there is I dont know about it
[21:00] <DanielRM> Despite my being able to boot fine and despite fdisk seeing them?
[21:01] <_sourcemaker> I have the problem... that the wlan card (Realtek) is not detected with the current installation of hardy (without the last updates installed)...  are this problem solved after I have installed all the lastest available updates?
[21:01] <evil_tech> ronny: not unless you have a linux computer
[21:01] <joeamined> how to get gfxboot work in hardy ?
[21:01] <Jburrke> fde: :)
[21:01] <shane2peru> ddclient doesn't work with hardy!
[21:01] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: yeah i know that file, used it to add my server
[21:01] <ronny> evil_tech: i have another linux computer
[21:01] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: the Hellanzb.DEST_DIR  is the one that is whhere the files end up
[21:01] <he11_knight> when i connect to vpn my other net apps just stop working .. how to repair it?
[21:01] <Jburrke> fde: sorry, i'll be right back.. just have to grab some food
[21:01] <shane2peru> I have installed ddclient, and re-installed it and I can run it once, it works, then after that nothing, any ideas???
[21:02] <pickett> what vmware version do i need for dx9?
[21:02] <Jburrke> fde: two minutes :D
[21:02] <evil_tech> ronny: you can do it from there then i think
[21:02] <evil_tech> let me check
[21:02] <soilworker> pickett: 1.1 fussion
[21:02] <shane2peru> does anyone know about ddclient???
[21:02] <joeamined> i installed gfxboot but i get the classic grub when i reboot
[21:03] <jepler> lartza_: it's under administration > login window, or something like that
[21:03] <frojnd> SebNaitsabes: so 6g is enough for apache ampache php maybe someday will serve as router to...
[21:03] <frojnd> too*
[21:03] <jepler> lartza_: unfortunately I'm not at my ubuntu machine so I can't check the exact name of the option
[21:03] <jepler> lartza_: (to automatically log in a specific user at boot time)
[21:03] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd: yeah 6GB should be fine.  ,but you can run Apahce on a normal computer
[21:03] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: I couldn't find anything other than the official documentation page.
[21:03] <evil_tech> ronny:http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/05/08/usb-ubuntu-804-persistent-install-via-the-live-cd/
[21:03] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd:  you don't need a special server computer for Apache
[21:03] <maw_> with the openssl patch it is recommended to regenerate ssh_host keys. Typically just deleting the keys and rebooting will cause new ones to be generated, how can it be done without restarting?
[21:03] <evil_tech> ronny: just follow that and you should be good
[21:03] <frojnd> SebNaitsabes: I know that only that on this comp I have all my music , movies... pages...
[21:04] <masterloki> I haveing a problem with my mp3 player in harty could someone help me
[21:04] <soilworker> IkariShinji: Have you tried disabling ipv6
[21:04] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd: so  they can only access the server
[21:04] <Vegombrei> Starnestommy: how about apache ? is that easy to configure ?
[21:04] <niadh> Slart: I have fixed most of the issue now. Somehow, I need a quick bit of advise if you can, the only thing that's not working now is GDM, it's TOO big, everything else is at a decent enough resolution, it's just scaling GDM back down.
[21:04] <SebNaitsabes> frojnd: if your firewall is good enough
[21:04] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: it
[21:04] <Starnestommy> Vegombrei: er, it's a bit hard, but there are several tutorials and guides for it on the internet
[21:04] <masterloki> I installed the latest updates and now I can't get my mp3 player to mount what could be the problem
[21:05] <jepler> maw_: remove keys and restart openssl-server?
[21:05] <frojnd> SebNaitsabes: I own the firewall... it's good to have enetrtainent on one server
[21:05] <gforster> I am having struggles installing a network printer in hardy. I know the ipp address, but it is not connecting. Can someone point me to a resource?
[21:05] <masterloki> but most of the update was for ssh
[21:05] <jepler> lartza_: don't ask in private.
[21:05] <Vegombrei> hmm ..so there's no ftp or web server i could easily install ?
[21:05] <IkariShinji> soilworker: No.  I shall try that.
[21:05] <evil_tech> ronny: you'll have to mount the Ubuntu iso in loop and as such some of the directories you need to pull from will be different but it should work
[21:05] <Vegombrei> thing is im new to unix i dont understand
[21:06] <lartza_> How do I remove login? No autologin cause it still loads the rpocess.
[21:06] <ferbyboy> hey can someone help me out here.... ever since i upgraded to hardy heron my gdm login screens have been real blown out..i can only see a portion of my gdm login and i cant see what im inputitn for usernmae and password when i sign in..is there anyway i can fix this or change the resolution im looking in login windows preferences but i see no option to change size
[21:06] <Vegombrei> and even the doccumentation doesnt make sense heheheh
[21:06] <jepler> lartza_: there may be a way to do what you want, but you would have to do it yourself.  there's not a facility built into ubuntu to automatically log into X without starting gdm.
[21:06] <masterloki> what can I do to get my mp3 player to mount it was work fine before I did any updates
[21:06] <Slart> niadh: gdm? you mean the login window?
[21:07] <evil_tech> ronny: alternativley you could turn your linux box into a boot and install server and install over the network
[21:07] <ferbyboy> slart: yes i mean my login window
[21:07] <niadh> Slart: Yeah, is that not GDM?
[21:07] <igcek> hello, ive got a problem with evolution... i cant click at the receive/send button in my evolution! could it be because i use thunderbird too?
[21:07] <IkariShinji> soilworker: Where would I find the setting to disable IPv6?  Or is there a way I can do it through the terminal/
[21:07] <med0za> hi all, is there an open source equivalent to adobe illustrator than runs on ubuntu?
[21:07] <ferbyboy> niadh: thats gdm as well
[21:07] <tortho> Does the cloning thing work from an old to a new laptop with different hardware? -Just want the apps, not the hardware specific things..
[21:07] <frojnd> Is there any commandline burning tool ? that supports DVD/CD data, DVD/CD iso ?
[21:07] <Slart> niadh: indeed it is.. just checking.. hmm.. I kind of thought that gdm used the same settings as X...
[21:07] <frojnd> so I won't have to install any fluxbox or so..
[21:07] <soilworker> IkariShinji: in firefox
[21:08] <niadh> Slart: It would have been my assumption too.
[21:08] <IkariShinji> Ah!
[21:08] <fde> frojnd: wodim
[21:08] <habit> What is difference between this ftp://anonymous@archive.ubuntu.com//ubuntu/ and this  ftp://anonymous@security.ubuntu.com//ubuntu/ mirrors?
[21:08] <menijo> hi! how can i get sound workin on flash videos, like youtube. My sounds work exept the flash! Im using hardyheron
[21:08] <fde> frojnd: wodim --data some.iso for instance will burn an ISO
[21:08] <voidmage> do i need to regenerate my apache ssl certificates?
[21:08] <masterloki> ok then can someone tell me how I can go back to the prevuse updates
[21:08] <Slart> niadh: the only settings for gdm that I know of are in the system, administration, login dialog.. but there's nothing there about graphics mode..
[21:09] <fde> habit: Once is security updates, the other is regular packages?
[21:09] <fde> One*
[21:09] <habit> menijo, try to switch off all of other sound applications.
[21:09] <habit> fde, look here plz http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/11929/
[21:09] <fde> habit: They keep them separate and no one mirrors security...
[21:09] <soilworker> IkariShinji: So?
[21:10] <ffm> Does the OpenSSL vulnerability weaken my GPG keys?
[21:10] <IkariShinji> I don't even see any IPv6 settings anywhere in Firefox.
[21:10] <lucia_> italiani?
[21:10] <habit> fde, why?
[21:10] <Pici> !it | lucia_
[21:10] <IkariShinji> Unless I'm blind.
[21:10] <soilworker> IkariShinji: follow me
[21:10] <Slart> niadh: take a look at this.. might be something worth trying here.. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/223613
[21:10] <menijo> hot to get sound working on youtube in ubuntu 8.04
[21:10] <fde> habit: Umm... where are you getting that from?
[21:10] <soilworker> IkariShinji: type about:config in the browser
[21:10] <juan__> hi, anybody can help, te live cd  not detect mi sata disk, my only hd.
[21:11] <voidmage> will i need to regenerate my apache ssl certificates?
[21:11] <habit> fde, our mirror maintainer asks that question @ our forum. I am just re-asking it here because of I am curious.
[21:11] <IkariShinji> k
[21:11] <soilworker> IkariShinji: You know should see the Filter Bar
[21:11] <patholio> hmm, updating from 7.10 to 8.04 broke samba, synergy2 and b0rks the boot process, other than that it went  well :)
[21:11] <IkariShinji> soilworker: network.dns.disable.IPv6?
[21:11] <soilworker> ding!
[21:11] <IkariShinji> change it to true?
[21:11] <niadh> Slart: That sounds JUST like the issue.
[21:11] <soilworker> yes
[21:11] <fde> habit: Presumably it would only access files from security.ubuntu.com for the -security dists
[21:12] <orangepeelbeef> man i wish the freenx-server package for hardy wasn't broken.. anyone have a good repo?
[21:12] <juan__> please, i need install the system now
[21:12] <menijo> sound in flash wont work. what to do in hardyheron
[21:12] <fde> habit: Like file pointers etc, as the Packages.gz points to actual location of such things.
[21:12] <IkariShinji> Hm.
[21:12] <IkariShinji> Doesn't seem to have helped though.
[21:13] <soilworker> Still no connection?
[21:13] <habit> fde, thanks for info.
[21:13] <TheCompWiz> can someone tell me the *correct* way of setting up a network alias?  (don't want to assign it a static address either)
[21:13] <IkariShinji> Correct :\
[21:13] <juan__> why hardy not detect sata disks?
[21:13] <frojnd> I choose for hostname forjnd. What sohhould I choose for my domain name ?
[21:13] <soilworker> IkariShinji: I must say it seems like a failure in your wireless card
[21:13] <Kohlrak> TheCompWiz, you mean like the windows host file?
[21:13] <IkariShinji> Fudge.
[21:13] <ompaul> juan__, it does for me on servers and desktops - I have tried it on that and laptops already
[21:14] <TheCompWiz> Kohlrak: no.  like... the I want eth0:0 to work.
[21:14] <livingdaylight> anyone recommend cGmail?
[21:14] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: seems it doesnt unpack :/
[21:14] <Kohlrak> What's wrong with eth0:0?
[21:14] <livingdaylight> what is the best Gmail notifier out dere?
[21:14] <joaopinto> TheCompWiz, you configure it  the sameway you do with a regular eth device, but using :instance for the device name
[21:14] <fde> TheCompWiz: DHCP assignments by MAC addresses...
[21:14] <ompaul> !best | liveoutloud2day
[21:14] <IkariShinji> oh!
[21:14] <IkariShinji> ding
[21:14] <livingdaylight> preferably multi gmail accounts
[21:14] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: mine does... check your logs   or maybe you got a non-finished release
[21:14] <soilworker> what?
[21:14] <IkariShinji> It works now :D
[21:14] <ompaul> !best | livingdaylight
[21:14] <soilworker> so i see.
[21:14] <Simonft> !broadcom
[21:15] <IkariShinji> Thanks :)
[21:15] <TheCompWiz> fde:  god I hope so.
[21:15] <soilworker> I was almost dissapointed at me.
[21:15] <IkariShinji> hehe
[21:15] <ompaul> liveoutloud2day, bad tab in previous case
[21:15] <IkariShinji> good job :)
[21:15] <Kohlrak> Anyone know why i can't use save as in gedit without it closing? Same thing happens on other programs too.
[21:15] <soilworker> IkariShinji: what about the other services?
[21:15] <IkariShinji> Seems AIM connected fine
[21:15] <IkariShinji> Very nice.
[21:15] <livingdaylight> ompaul: i knew someone was gonna do that. But actually sometimes there really are better ones that everyon eagrees on
[21:15] <fde> TheCompWiz: It's a pain, but without static IP's, that's your only choice really  :/
[21:16] <Jburrke> fde: wow, i'm really sorry.. wasnt trying to be disrespectful at all.. thanks for everything anyways =/
[21:16] <Nissan_350Z> I Need help with Hardy Heron, dealing with graphics please
[21:16] <fde> TheCompWiz: Unless joaopinto is correct and I am getting the wrong definition for network alias...
[21:16] <TheCompWiz> fde: ... why can't I setup an interface alias like every other linux distrobution?
[21:16] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: What's the issue?
[21:16] <Kohlrak> Nissan,  give us more info as in what doesn't work and what card you have.
[21:16] <Jburrke> fde: roomates parents showed up with groceries, and i had to help unload them.. my apologies =/
[21:16] <fde> TheCompWiz: You said computer alias... not interface alias... sorry.
[21:16] <TheCompWiz> fde: ... aka... my interface is eth0... I should be able to define eth0:0 & change the mac.
[21:17] <soilworker> IkariShinji: Good luck, if you have any more questions, just ask.
[21:17] <TheCompWiz> nope... said network alias every time... "(4:13:15 PM) TheCompWiz: can someone tell me the *correct* way of setting up a network alias?  (don't want to assign it a static address either)"
[21:17] <buffed> Is there an exploit, to test whether my OpenSSH installation is really secure?
[21:17] <TheCompWiz> guess I shoulda said "interface" alias.
[21:17] <fde> TheCompWiz: joaopinto is on the right track... I haven't slept since like 3pm yesterday.
[21:17] <TheCompWiz> LOL no prob fde
[21:17] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: where is that log located? (google gives a few locations :P)
[21:17] <maw_> jepler: I figured it out
[21:17] <soilworker> buffed: give us you openssh data and we could try.
[21:17] <orangepeelbeef> shadu: check your /etc/hellanzb.conf file
[21:18] <livingdaylight> ompaul: there are like 7 gmail notifiers in synaptic but most of them have proved not so good
[21:18] <gforster> woohoo! I got my printer working!
[21:18] <tag> Ever since I upgraded to hardy, evolution no longer shows meeting invites as meeting invites (it shows them in text, instead of searching my calendar...)
[21:18] <fde> TheCompWiz: man interfaces btw ... it's really easy on a debian machine.
[21:18] <maw_> jepler: delete the keys, then sudo ssh-keygen -t dsa/rsa -b 1024 -f /etc/ssh/ssh_host_dsa/rsa_key -N ''
[21:18] <Kohlrak> Anyone know why gedit crashes on "save as" and extraction from archive viewer crashes?
[21:18] <soilworker> gforster: What's the first thing you'll print?
[21:18] <Jburrke> can anyone help me with a few boot problems i'm having?
[21:18] <maw_> you have to run it twice if you want ssh1 and ssh2 support (rsa and dsa)
[21:18] <Nissan_350Z> Well, when i started it today it froze, but the whole screen was blocky.. It does that anytime i play a game or do anything dealingwith graphics.. I dont know what to do, someone said i need a better graphics driver? But it goes all blocky and usually i have to pull the plug.. Today i had to go under the guest account and then to go my name.. But i am using a bigger screen resolution.. But i cant see anything on the defaul screen resolution.
[21:18] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: it says "Hellanzb.LOG_FILE = os.path.expanduser('~') + '/.hellanzb/log'" ?
[21:18] <ompaul> livingdaylight be aware that if you get into a discussion with someone here you will be told you are off topic - with predictable results so please don't do that polling
[21:18] <TheCompWiz> joaopinto: the problem is... I can't ifconfig eth0:0 up ... for some strange reason ubuntu complains...
[21:19] <Shadu> orangepeelbeef: but if i go to /.hellanzb/log the folder doesnt exist
[21:19] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: What's the card brand and model?
[21:19] <fde> TheCompWiz: Care to provide the error?
[21:19] <gforster> now, my other question - I'm looking for a bluetooth keyboard to work my ubuntu laptop (HP dv6000) - do you have any thoughts on apple's keyboard or another recommendation
[21:19] <buffed> soilworker: Thanks but I think this channel is being logged. That's too dangerous. I cannot private message you since I haven't signed up an account here on freenode
[21:19] <Chris_Were> does anyone know the apt-get package name for the restricted drivers manager in 8.04?
[21:20] <Nissan_350Z> soilworker: i have no clue :/
[21:20] <livingdaylight> ompaul: huh?
[21:20] <Nissan_350Z> soilworker: its built in to the computer
[21:20] <TheCompWiz> fde: exact error "SIOCSIFFLAGS: Cannot assign requested address"    for the command "ifconfig eth0:0 up"
[21:20] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: We can't help you if you don't know that.
[21:20] <ompaul> livingdaylight, it is offtopic to debate what application is best
[21:20] <Nissan_350Z> soilworker: It wortked perfectly with Windows Vista
[21:20] <tag> this is massively annoying
[21:20] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:20] <Nissan_350Z> soilworker: How can i find out?
[21:20] <buffed> soilworker: Can you tell me how you'd check it? There are several servers that need to be checked. Some of them are only internal ones.
[21:20] <soilworker> buffed: we can't deliver exploits, that the issue.
[21:20] <buffed> soilworker: Okay.
[21:20] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: you could make it simple and take a look at the mobo
[21:21] <Nissan_350Z> huh?
[21:21] <livingdaylight> ompaul: not looking to debate... i was after a recomendation
[21:21] <jepler> Chris_Were: maybe it's jockey-gtk - GNOME user interface and desktop integration for driver management
[21:21] <buffed> soilworker: I've re-generated the keys. Is it sufficient?
[21:21] <soilworker> buffed: yes
[21:21] <ompaul> !offtopic | livingdaylight
[21:21] <Nissan_350Z> im sorry, im new to ubuntu :/
[21:21] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: Just open the case, and look for big shiny numbers and letters
[21:21] <Nissan_350Z> k
[21:21] <sharp> hey. thoggen doesn't work
[21:22] <Chris_Were> ts looking good
[21:22] <soilworker> rtfm
[21:22] <livingdaylight> ompaul: just leave me alone please
[21:22] <buffed> soilworker: Ok, great. So thank you very much. People often try to break in my server. That's why I was a bit unsure. They use bruteforce attacks or something.
[21:22] <Kohlrak> anyone know what's wrong with some save dailogs in some default programs with ubuntu?
[21:22] <ompaul> !rtfm | soilworker you give the full answer in here we don't suggest rtfm find the manual page ;-)
[21:22] <sharp> thoggen gets to the part where its supposed to encode
[21:22] <cylux> Hey guys, I just got out of screensaver mode and now my sound doesn't work. All I hear are clicks. I even restarted alsa
[21:23] <sharp> then all there is is a blue screen with an empty progress bar
[21:23] <soilworker> ubottu: if someone says, it doesn't work, what should i answer?
[21:23] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: Any news?
[21:23] <Nissan_350Z> its butilt in ad says: MAC address
[21:23] <soilworker> so i see.
[21:23] <Kohlrak> Can anyone tell me why gedit causes a segmentation fault?
[21:23] <thename> should i delete dev/sda3 ?
[21:24] <TheCompWiz> so... did I scare everyone off with a legit bug?
[21:24] <fde> TheCompWiz: Stupid question... did you do /etc/init.d/networking ?
[21:24] <fde> TheCompWiz: Stupid question... did you do /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[21:24] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: http://ezix.org/project/wiki/HardwareLiSter
[21:25] <anabolix> can anyone help me with removing a program? i just want to make sure im doing the right thing
[21:25] <soilworker> That should get you started.
[21:25] <TheCompWiz> fde:  after changes made to /etc/network/interfaces ... yes... same results...
[21:25] <Nissan_350Z> soilworker: okay, thanks
[21:25] <TheCompWiz> fde: even trying to manually implement changes... I get that error.
[21:25] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: When you have the info, please, ask again.
[21:25] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: which program?
[21:25] <Nissan_350Z> okay i will :D
[21:26] <thename> sudo apt-get remove yourprogram
[21:26]  * SebNaitsabes sudo apt-get purge yourprogram
[21:26] <fde> TheCompWiz: Is what javaroast says here acceptable to you? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/trouble-with-alias-ip-on-debian-4-613990/
[21:26] <thename> anabolix try sudo apt-get remove yourprogram
[21:26] <SebNaitsabes> that will remove the program and config files
[21:26] <soilworker> niice.
[21:26] <thename> in the terminal that is
[21:26] <SebNaitsabes> also might be something left behind to do with it as a hidden folder in home
[21:26] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: im un-installing transmission (torrent client), but when i run sudo apt-get autoremove transmission   .... its says its not installed and therefore not un-installed.... which is funny cause i have a directory with all its files... and i can run the program without any problems
[21:26] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:27] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:27] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:27] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:27] <FloodBot1> masterloki: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:27] <TheCompWiz> fde: only works with static IPs.
[21:27] <IndyGunFreak> moron
[21:27] <TheCompWiz> fde:  I did read that one already tho.
[21:27] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix:  sudo apt-get purge yourprogram
[21:27] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: should i just manually delete all its files and remove its directory? is that dangerous?
[21:28] <soilworker> anabolix: just use appzapper
[21:28] <sudobash> wow almost 1500 today
[21:28] <masterloki> my mp3 player will not mount after I installed the most resent update can anyone help me out
[21:28] <thename> anytime you delete its dangerouse if you dont have a backupfile
[21:28] <Chris_Were> whats the command for letting things show up in your system tray?
[21:28] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: did you get the program from the network yes?
[21:28] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: whats the different between sudo apt-get purge program , compared to: sudo apt-get autoremove program?
[21:28] <soilworker> anabolix: http://www.appzapper.com/
[21:28] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: if you purge the program it will get rid of some config file stuff as well that you don't want anymore
[21:29] <ompaul> soilworker, you asked the bot a question earlier I will forward you the command you need ;-)
[21:29] <fde> TheCompWiz: then you saw this too? note it's all within /etc/network/interfaces
[21:29] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: also if there is anything to do with the program after removing as a hidden .folder in the home folder remove that as well
[21:29] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: so i should always use purge instead of autoremove
[21:29] <fde> TheCompWiz: Although you said you don't want static  >:|
[21:29] <thename> www.google.com
[21:29] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix:  well if you don't purge there may be some files left behind that were to do with that program,  that you may as well also have deleted
[21:30] <TheCompWiz> fde:  I don't.... hence the problem with that doc.   Even if I define it in /etc/network/interfaces same result.
[21:30] <acxty> Hi guys. I have a 945GM Intell graphic card. I want to expand the desktop, to a lcd monitor and the laptos monitor. may someone help me with that?
[21:30] <menijo> help no sound in flash videos. im using hardy and my other sounds work fine! What to do?
[21:30] <TheCompWiz> fde: if I define static IPs... or even manually run ifconfig eth0:0 192.168.1.1 up    <--- works.
[21:30] <fde> http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Debian/2005-07/4039.html <-- TheCompWiz sorry, I forgot to paste heh
[21:30] <SebNaitsabes> menjo:  the non free Adobe flash player yes? from the network?
[21:30] <TheCompWiz> but if I specify NO ip... or 0.0.0.0 I get the same error
[21:31] <soilworker> menijo: What browser do you use?
[21:31] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: im just getting facts straight so i dont have to ask again... basically purge does what autoremove does... but also gets rid off all unwanted config files etc... while sometimes the hidden file might still be left behind.. in which case i manually remove?
[21:31] <rpj8> Is there anyway to start an X session if you're logged into a computer via ssh and they already have an x sessioni running?
[21:31] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: quite a lot of programs will leave user data in the home folder as a hidden folder
[21:31] <fde> TheCompWiz: Ugh... I don't think you're going to get DHCP working on IP aliases... why can't you use static anyways?
[21:31] <Simonft> when i do sudo ./bcm43xx-fwcutter-006/bcm43xx-fwcutter -w "$FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR" wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o, i get this messege: sudo: ./bcm43xx-fwcutter-006/bcm43xx-fwcutter: command not found. does anybody know why? i am tying to do this: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-bcm43xx
[21:31] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix:  it's best to always purge the program and then view hidden files and folders of the home folder and look for any . folder that has anything to do with it and delete that as well if there is one
[21:32] <TheCompWiz> fde:  because it's going to be a listen-only interface... having an IP would cause other problems.
[21:32] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: well that's for  ordindary programs like the one you mentioend and stuff like Firefox
 just macromedia flash player not shure whats the differense. I use firefox 3 beta 5
[21:32] <paddax> Does anyone know why I'm getting the error LHNET_OpenSocket_Connectionless: Permission Denied, when running nexuiz
[21:32] <fde> TheCompWiz: Then good luck
[21:32] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: well i just used the command on transmission.... and it didnt work... says its not installed therefore cant remove it
[21:32] <SebNaitsabes> menijo: there is a free software  Flash player, but you don't want that
[21:32] <anabolix> sebnatsabes: and i used purge
[21:32] <saelynh> nuit ..
[21:33] <menijo> ok what do I want then
[21:33] <SebNaitsabes> where is transmission?  you said you could open it
[21:33] <SebNaitsabes> does the package maanger say it's installed?
[21:33] <TheCompWiz> fde: ... still... this is a definate bug... I should be able to bring any interface up without defining an IP.
[21:33] <SebNaitsabes> !flash
[21:33] <soilworker> menijo: install http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13470096/nspluginwrapper_0.9.91.5-2ubuntu2_i386.deb
[21:33] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: its in my applications tab.. under internet.... i can also see its hidden file in my home directory
[21:34] <soilworker> then sudo apt-get install libflashsupport
[21:34] <fde> TheCompWiz: ip aliases have worked on other distros with dhcp? it's never even occured to me to try  :S
[21:34] <soilworker> menijo; then sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:34] <soilworker> that should make it.
[21:34] <TheCompWiz> fde:  works in almost every distro... except ubuntu.  (8.04, 7.10 etc...)
[21:34] <soilworker> if you already have the plugin, you should of course purge it
[21:34] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: delete the hidden files from the home directory to do with it and then try and open the program again
[21:35] <fde> TheCompWiz: have you checked Launchpad for an applicable bug? does it work in other debian derivs?
[21:35] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: is this dangerous in anyways?
[21:35] <Falling-Inferno> Can someone help me setup a working apache server?
[21:35] <fde> !apache | Falling-Inferno
[21:35] <evilbug> how can i change the panel font color?
[21:36] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: not for tranmission no
[21:36] <TheCompWiz> I've seen several reported bugs in launchpad... none fixed... every 'work around' is to set a static IP on the interface.... but NONE have been fixed.
[21:36] <Nissan_350Z> okay, soilworker, its downloaded, what do i do, like how to run it, lol
[21:36] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: what torrents program you using now then?
[21:36] <Kohlrak> i think it should be pointed out that gedit now needs sudo to keep from crashing =p
[21:37] <[chr0n0s]> hi, can anyone help me with installing my webcam in gutsy?
[21:37] <Nissan_350Z> is soilworker still here?
[21:37] <SebNaitsabes> !webcam
  still no sound, did what you told
[21:38] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: read the howto in the website, please.
[21:38] <SebNaitsabes> why Gutsy not hardy?
[21:38] <soilworker> menijo: please, follow me again.
[21:38] <menijo> ok
[21:38] <Nissan_350Z> okay, soilworker, its downloaded, what do i do, like how to run it, lol
[21:38] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: im using azureus
[21:39] <fde> TheCompWiz: That's not what I asked... have you gotten it working on any other Debian deriv?
[21:39] <marek_> hi
[21:39] <wojtek> hi
[21:39] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: delete the transmission stuff from home and try and opne the program again to see if it will open or not
[21:39] <TheCompWiz> fde: ... I don't use any other deb derivitaves
[21:39] <Chris_Were> whats the package name for the network manager used in gnome to configure your wireless connection?
[21:39] <soilworker> menijo: have you installed the package?
[21:39] <marek_> need hepl with nvidia 8800gt tvout
[21:39] <menijo> yes
[21:39] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: btw i completely removed all transmissions files and directories... but its still on my internet applications list... and i can still run the program? do i have to do something as root to make this work?
[21:39] <soilworker> sudo apt-get install libflashsuppor
[21:39] <fde> TheCompWiz: Out of curiosity, what distro have you gotten ip aliases to work with dhcp?
[21:39] <soilworker> get that in your terminal
[21:39] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: and synaptec package manager says it isan't even installed?
[21:40] <_Net> How can I chown a folder and everything inside it.
[21:40] <GibbaTheHutt> TheCompWiz, what settings are you using and which launchpad bug ?
[21:40] <TheCompWiz> fde:  RH, fedora, slackware, ... mostly all RHEL stuff.
[21:40] <_Net> I did chown <user> folder/*
[21:40] <_Net> That chowns everything inside folder/* but other folders thats inside that folder
[21:40] <fde> TheCompWiz: Slack use sysconfig these days?
[21:40] <Starnestommy> _Net: chown -R user folder
[21:40] <fde> (/etc/sysconfig)
[21:40] <_Net> Ok Thanks.
[21:41] <soilworker> menijo: Ask again when you have time to.
[21:41] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: you can manually find out where the transmission files are and delete them with root/sudo or whatever, but that will be a right pain.  also  the Gnome menu can be edited, but it's not as easy as say editing the Windows start menu
[21:41] <evilbug> does anyone know a good tutorial to create Splash Screens and Log Ins?
[21:41] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: if it says it's not installed you could try to just install it and then purge remove it
[21:41] <_Net> Starnestommy:  Okay worked thanks.
[21:41] <RyanPrior> !google | evilbug
[21:41] <_Net> Starnestommy:  How can I chown it so both my user and my root account has access to it.
[21:41] <SebNaitsabes> anabolix: and make sure the transmission stuff is gone from home
[21:42] <Starnestommy> _Net: I think root has access to everyhitng including things that it does not own
[21:42] <soilworker> Starnestommy: yes.
[21:42] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: ok i just did a sudo apt-get update and i got 2 messages ive never seen before.... i dont know if its related to what i just did... i would think so cause i didnt edit my repo list recently
[21:42] <menijo> soilworker: it did not find the backage libflashsuppor
[21:42] <evilbug> RyanPrior- i have and i'm getting results for them,not on how-to's.
[21:42] <RyanPrior> Starnestommy: correct, Root is the "super user".
[21:42] <_Net> Starnestommy: Thank you. :)
[21:42] <ddumanis> help! I borked my sound--it's all muffled with only bass and no treble, and all I did was plus in a USB headphone set for a minute.
[21:42] <Simonft> what does -w doe in command propt
[21:42] <soilworker> menijo: sudo apt-get install libflashsupport , sorry
[21:43] <anabolix> sebnaitsabes: W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  Hash Sum mismatch
[21:43] <anabolix> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[21:43] <ddumanis> Now the regular analog output jack sounds all bassy and like it's coming thru a tin can
[21:43] <menijo> oh sorry i should have got it. thanks
[21:43] <SebNaitsabes> !repo
[21:43] <Starnestommy> Simonft: it depends on which command is using the -w
[21:43] <ddumanis> Any way to reconfigure the sound output back to the way it was?
[21:43] <RyanPrior> evilbug: http://www.google.com/search?q=usplash+how-to
[21:43] <Bl4cKCrOw> hi all
[21:43] <Bl4cKCrOw> :)
[21:43] <zaputr> please? help me? how can i see all daemons in my system
[21:44] <zaputr> ?
[21:44] <SebNaitsabes> !daemons
[21:44] <evilbug> RyanPrior- thanks.
[21:44] <RyanPrior> zaputr: ps
[21:44] <Simonft> Starnestommy: ./bcm43xx-fwcutter.1 -w "$FIRMWARE_INSTALL_DIR" wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o
[21:44] <menijo> soilworked: and whats next?
[21:44] <RyanPrior> evilbug: Thank Google. :o)
[21:44] <soilworker> menijo: sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfre
[21:44] <soilworker> menijo: sudo apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[21:44] <raheem> pas aux will show all running/sleeping daemons
[21:44] <Starnestommy> Simonft: I'm not sure what the -w does in that command
[21:44] <soilworker> damn.
[21:44] <raheem> ps aux that is
[21:45] <soilworker> menijo after the purge, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:45] <Simonft> Starnestommy: im trying this - http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-bcm43xx and the last commmand is not working
[21:46] <raheem> Simonft .. please check the path of the command .. it could be different in your system .. have a look
[21:46] <Nissan_350Z> Anyone know how to run that program soilworker gave me?
[21:47] <Simonft> raheem: the path of which part?
[21:47] <TheCompWiz> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ifupdown/+bug/123773
[21:47] <Nissan_350Z> :/
[21:47] <Nissan_350Z> Soildworker you there?|
[21:47] <RyanPrior> Nissan_350Z: you can probably chmod it +x and then just run it.
[21:48] <Nissan_350Z> huh
[21:48] <menijo> soilworker: isntall done, whats next?
[21:48] <jason_1> any reason why xfce hang when i log in? i need to do a ctl+alt+bksp to retsart ecverything.
[21:48] <freenotfree> hi - how can i kill a process when "kill [pid]" doesnt work?
[21:48] <Nissan_350Z> This is dealing with that program that tells me what graphics card i have.
[21:48] <grobertson> Hi - I'm trying to update openssl to deal with the key entropy vulnerability, but apt-get upgrade doesn't do anything - do I have to download a file and use dpkg?
[21:48] <Falling-Inferno> When LAMP Was installing it crashed and i tryed restarting the download in terminal and i get tasksel: aptitude failed (100)
[21:48] <zaputr> ps view only ps and bash
[21:49] <RyanPrior> grobertson: If apt-get update doesn't do anything, perhaps you need to apt-get update.
[21:49] <maro> Hello everybody!
[21:49] <RyanPrior> grobertson: If you update and then upgrade and it doesn't do anything, then you're already fully up to date.
[21:49] <STSX> Anybody know how I can map my keyboard to recognize my "suspend" key? I know suspend works by running /etc/acpi/sleep.sh, but my suspend key does not work. I can use "xev" to prove that Ubuntu does indeed see it being pressed, but it is obviously not mapped to anything. Any ideas?
[21:49] <raheem> freenotfree .. killall programname
[21:49] <frojnd> !lamp
[21:49] <menijo> soilworker: install done, whats next? lots of traffic here.
[21:49] <TheCompWiz> fde:  and for what it's worth... removing wireless tools does not fix the problem as the last poster says.
[21:49] <RyanPrior> zaputr: use "man ps" to figure out how to use it correctly.
[21:49] <patifa> jason_1: Have you checked the system logs for any indications?
[21:50] <frojnd> !mail server
[21:50] <RyanPrior> !botabuse | frojnd
[21:50] <soilworker> menijo: restart your browser
[21:50] <maro> I am having a sound problem with my Laptop ... Toshiba Satellite L30-134 ... Have no sound on the laptops speakers!!?? Anyone who can help?
[21:50] <freenotfree> raheem: its a python script, and i have other ones running that i dont want to kill
[21:50] <jason_1> patifa, where does xfce log to?
[21:50] <RyanPrior> maro: Have you had sound before?
[21:50] <soilworker> Nissan_350Z: there are bigger problems that affects users, you should just read the howto on the website i gave you
[21:50] <jason_1> patifa, there's no /var/log/xfce.log file.
[21:51] <Nissan_350Z> theres a howto site?
[21:51] <logyati> RyanPrior, please help me
[21:51] <Nissan_350Z> sorry :/
[21:51] <raheem> doesn't ps tell u exactly the pid ?
[21:51] <[11touche]> Hi guys. I am desperately trying to dual-monitor with an ATI card on Hardy but Xrandr won't even see my second monitor, which is well plugged. I was able under Feisty, without any problems. Someone?
[21:51] <logyati> ryanprior, im trying to use apt-build to install applications... i tried for example apt-build install gftp. Everything seems to work fine, the package is created after the compilation, but seems that apt is downloading gftp from repositories instead of using the one apt-build created... look this paste of the last lines of apt-build install gftp -> http://www.paste2.org/p/27652  Im using Ubuntu 8.04
[21:51] <RyanPrior> !helpme | logyati
[21:51] <logyati> i did cos no one is answering
[21:51] <maro> I had on the speakers but not on the Headphone jack.... after updateing to 8.04 it is the other way around!!!
[21:51] <[chr0n0s]> hi, can anyone help me with installing my webcam in gutsy on my laptop?, easycam isn't helping, and i don
[21:51] <raheem> !webcam
[21:51] <SebNaitsabes> !webcam
[21:52] <bmk789> how do i find out why my HD is under HEAVY activity for the past hour?  its slowed my system to a crawl and almost nothing iss running
[21:52] <[chr0n0s]> that isn't helping
[21:52] <menijo> soilworker: still no sound in flash videos :(
[21:52] <[chr0n0s]> i need to know first what command to use to find out my camera model first
[21:52] <logyati> raheem: are u familiar to my problem?
[21:52] <soilworker> menijo, let's get to it, do you have any other browser?
[21:52] <logyati> RyanPrior: and u?
[21:52] <menijo> no i dont
[21:52] <RyanPrior> [11touche]: Did you change your driver, perhaps? Is the proprietary one still installed?
[21:52] <soilworker> menijo, please download one.
[21:53] <menijo> ok, what would you succest?
[21:53] <RyanPrior> !patience | logyati
[21:53] <soilworker> menijo: Epiphany uses the same motor as Firefox
[21:53] <soilworker> You should check it.
[21:54] <menijo> soilworker: ok that it shall be then
[21:54] <bmk789> epiphany is switching to webkit
[21:54] <maro> RyanPrior: I had sound on the laptop speakers with Ubuntu 7.04 but after updating to 8.04 I lost the sound on the speakers and now I can have sound only via the headphone jack!!!
[21:54] <[11touche]> RyanPrior, I did try the proprietary one, but I removed it completely, because when I played a video, the resolution was crappy as hell. Of course, it worked as dual head, but never as great as Feisty was doing
[21:54] <soilworker> menijo: sudo aptitude install epiphany-browser
[21:54] <olskolirc> testing
[21:55] <RyanPrior> maro: Is it strange that you have headphones but not speakers. Do you have the proprietary Atheros HAL driver installed?
[21:55] <jason_1> kde4 in the repos?
[21:55] <X4D> hello
[21:55] <rigolo_> hi folks
[21:56] <maro> :RyanPrior How can I see that?
[21:56] <rigolo_> I have to install ubuntu on a d630
[21:56] <RyanPrior> [11touche]: Perhaps the proprietary driver will work better now? I use the proprietary ATI driver on a Satellite myself and videos play well. I don't use Zaphod mode, though.
[21:56] <[chr0n0s]> how do i find out which camera model i have on my laptop ??
[21:56] <olskolirc> can someone say my name please?
[21:56] <[chr0n0s]> olskolirc,
[21:56] <Simonft> I need hlep. i am told to do sudo ./bcm43xx-fwcutter-006/bcm43xx-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware wl_apsta-3.130.20.0.o, and the files are in /home/simon/bcm43xx-fwcutter-006, and i am in simon@simon-laptop:~$  and it gives me sudo: ./bcm43xx-fwcutter-006/bcm43xx-fwcutter: command not found
[21:56] <olskolirc> thanks
[21:56] <RyanPrior> maro: Sytem -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[21:56] <X4D> Does Rythmbox save track rating into the id3 tag? can this be done with any player ?
[21:56] <[11touche]> RyanPrior : since yesterday ?
[21:57] <menijo> soilworker: sudo wont work, does it matter if i install it graphically? gecko version?
[21:57] <rigolo_> on the d630 there is a fat16 partition of 115 Mo at start of the disk, do you know what this is ?
[21:57] <soilworker> menijo: It's the same thing right now
[21:57] <jason_1> kde4 in the repos?
[21:58] <maro> RyanPrior: The Atheros HAL driver is there and ticked!
[21:58] <STSX> Simonft: Look in your bcm43xx-fwcutter-006 folder and make sure the script/program "bcm43xx-fwcutter" exists.
[21:58] <soilworker> maro: Do you have a live cd?
[21:58] <Nissan_350Z> :/
[21:58] <Simonft> STSX: there is kinda, but it is called bcm43xx-fwcutter.1
[21:59] <maro> soilworker: Yes I do have it.....
[21:59] <soilworker> maro: Not a Hardy Heron Live cd..
[21:59] <MrBill> Can anyone recommend a program I could install that would put my CPU temp in my panel so I can monitor it when my system is under heavy load?
[21:59] <STSX> Simonft: Anything else there? Is that a script? Do "file bcm43xx-fwcutter.1"
[22:00] <menijo> soilworker: done isntalling epiphany
[22:00] <maro> soilworker: I initialy installed the 7.04 and then I have upgrded into 8.04 via the internet!
[22:00] <olskolirc> I just upgraded to Gutsy and I lost my /dev/video0 how do I get that back please?
[22:00] <rigolo_> on the d630 there is a fat16 partition of 115 Mo at start of the disk, do you know what this is ? is it safe to remove it ?
[22:00] <raheem> MrBill conky can say it
[22:00] <evilbug> how can i stop the sounds that play when the log-in window comes up and the desktop loads?
[22:00] <soilworker> menijo: what about the sounds?
[22:00] <frojnd> what do u suggest for mail server configuration: 1) Internet site, 2) Internet with smarhost, 3) Satellite system 4) Local only.    I wanna to access from anywhere to this server and to mail.
[22:00] <menijo> soilworker: they dont work
[22:01] <Simonft> STSX: bcm43xx-fwcutter.1: troff or preprocessor input text
[22:01] <soilworker> menijo: Uninstall libflashsupport, nspluginwrapper, y flashplugin-nonfree with Synaptic please.
[22:01] <rexy_> frojnd, depends, probably satellite since most isp wont let you run your own smtp server
[22:01] <HermanChess> anyone noticed fedora 9 more stable than hardy?
[22:01] <soilworker> HermanChess: All fedora fans.
[22:01] <raheem> !stable
[22:02] <orangepeelbeef> whats the ubuntu command to add things to startup, its not service its something like that tho
[22:02] <maw_> HermanChess: what do you base that on?
[22:02] <soilworker> The ubuntu ircforums?
[22:02] <Fallenou> hi i posted a bug about NVIDIA nForce driver on Hardy which can't see when i plug an ethernet wire ... if someone can do something : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/230099
[22:02] <Fallenou> :)
[22:02] <HermanChess> maw_:  Im just asking, considering installing it
[22:02] <JamesG> I'm doing an apt-get upgrade, and it's telling me that openssh-client and openssh-server are being held back, but doesn't tell me why. What's going on?
[22:03] <orangepeelbeef> jamesg: try apt-get dist-upgrade
[22:03] <ubuntuisloved> Hi i just installed the latest greatest ubuntu has anyone experienced a crash with firefox 3 beta 5 preinstalled?
[22:03] <soilworker> menijo: please let me know when you're finished
[22:03] <magnetron> MrBill: the package is named sensors-applet
[22:03] <DanielRM> Hello. My partition table prints fine using fdisk -l /dev/sda and fdisk /dev/sda and then p, but doing a v command instead shows that all my sectors are unallocated. Gparted reports the same thing. And yet everything functions fine.
[22:03] <STSX> Simonft: Sounds fishy--that doesn't sound like a bash script/executable program, so you probably can't run it. How did you get it in the first place?
[22:03] <JamesG> orangepeelbeef: That's a thoroughly useless suggestion. I don't want to do a dist-upgrade.
[22:03] <navetz> do you guys know if its possible to dualscreen (extended) and use compiz at the same time?
[22:03] <orangepeelbeef> jamesg: ok then they will be held back =)
[22:03] <darkone1687> Could anyone help me with a problem I'm having with my sound
[22:04] <DanielRM> I don't suppose anyone knows what could be causing it?
[22:04] <napster> whenever i am using sudo apt-get, it says that dpkg is iterrupted, u must use dpkg --configure -a to correct the problem. but wen i type it, it says i have to be a super user. plz help
[22:04] <Simonft> STSX: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-bcm43xx
[22:04] <wax_> irri bug in kvirc :p als ik minimize naar tray ben ik m volledig kwijt ^^
[22:04] <darkone1687> I just installed the new Ubuntu release and my sound quality is HORRIBLE
[22:04] <JamesG> orangepeelbeef: BS. A critical security flaw like this is backported to every version back to the previous LTS version (6.04). There's absolutely no reason to do a dist upgrade.
[22:04] <DanielRM> napster: don't forget to put sudo in front of the dpkg command.
[22:04] <orangepeelbeef> napster: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[22:04] <maro> darkone1687: What is the problem?
[22:04] <_Net> How can I check wether my computer is 32bit or 64bit in ubuntu
[22:04] <soilworker> ..
[22:05] <magnetron> napster: add a "sudo" in front of that dpkg command
[22:05] <Starnestommy> _Net: the computer or the OS installed?
[22:05] <soilworker> _Net open the case.
[22:05] <menijo> soilworker: i dont find those to unisntall
[22:05] <orangepeelbeef> _Net: uname -a
[22:05] <[11touche]> I'm still stuck with a basic problem I think : xrandr won't even detect my second monitor, which is plugged.
[22:05] <_Net> Ok.
[22:05] <STSX> Simonft: When you ran "make" in that directory, did it give any errors?
[22:05] <_Net> I got: Linux Navid-Linux-Desktop 2.6.24-16-generic #1 SMP Thu Apr 10 13:23:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[22:06] <_Net> Thats 64bit right
[22:06] <ringer> dereck: hello good fellow
[22:06] <dereck> hey rigner lol
[22:06] <napster> thanx
[22:06] <Starnestommy> _Net: i686 is a 32-bit OS
[22:06] <maro> darkone1687: So it's the quality... not that you have NO SOUND.. right?
[22:06] <Starnestommy> er, architecture
[22:06] <soilworker> _net: x32
[22:06] <MrBill> thank you magnetron
[22:06] <_Net> Oh okay. Thanks.
[22:06] <spicemint> hi ppl :)
[22:06] <magnetron> _Net: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep name in a terminal to learn about your hardware (not the software)
[22:07] <menijo> soilworker: should i find Uninstall for libflashsupport, nspluginwrapper, y flashplugin-nonfree with Synaptic please.
[22:07] <Simonft> ﻿STSX: huge number, but i assumed that was fine. maybe that was the problem
[22:07] <soilworker> menijo, you need to purge those packages
[22:07] <orangepeelbeef> magnetron: pretty sure he wanted to know if he was running 32 or 64 bit ubuntu
[22:07] <spicemint> can someone help me ? i got a asus p5gc with a nic on board but it does not work properly, i have ubuntu hardy 64bit, i followed this tutorial http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=711133 but it does not work
[22:07] <CelticLord> nuit!!
[22:07] <napster> well how can i change the bootscreen, i changed it once with edubuntu theme but now it wont go back to the original default screen. i need the default bootscreen.
[22:07] <spicemint> can someone help me out ehre?
[22:07] <spicemint> here please :)
[22:07] <STSX> Simonft: Yes, maybe. :) Seriously, it didn't build correctly if you got lots of errors. Is there a "configure" file?
[22:08] <Vlet> !ask | spicemint
[22:08] <magnetron> !helpme | spicemint
[22:08] <menijo> soilworker: is there any possibilyt you could guide me to purge those?
[22:08] <_Net> magnetron: Oh okay thanks.
[22:08] <napster> ﻿well how can i change the bootscreen, i changed it once with edubuntu theme but now it wont go back to the original default screen. i need the default bootscreen.
[22:08] <spicemint> i just corected my typo...
[22:08] <raheem> Simonft .. isn't it in the  repos? why don't u try from repos
[22:08] <spicemint> anyhow sorry if i bothered someone, wasn't my intention :)
[22:08] <soilworker> menijo: i think the problem is you're not following me.
[22:09] <napster> ﻿well how can i change the bootscreen, i changed it once with edubuntu theme but now it wont go back to the original default screen. i need the default bootscreen.
[22:09] <Simonft> ﻿raheem: what command would i run?
[22:09] <darkone1687> Why is my sound quality shit with the new ubuntu? I acutally have sound with media but the test sounds for the OS don't make any sound... any ideas?
[22:09] <menijo> soilworker: sorry im trying
[22:09] <soilworker> menijo: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13470096/nspluginwrapper_0.9.91.5-2ubuntu2_i386.deb
[22:09] <Simonft> ﻿STSX: no configure
[22:09] <soilworker> Have you installed that?
[22:09] <prinnc82> does any one know how to set up the serial port for ubuntu 8.04??
[22:09] <Vlet> !usplash | napster
[22:09] <frojnd> aaa, I've start ubuntu server and all I get: 142.45334 usb 2-3: can't read configurations, error -84
[22:09] <MrBill> I have installed Sensors-Applet, but it appears only to give me the temps of my video card, not CPU or anything else, is there additional components that are required?
[22:09] <raheem> be b43cutter is in the repos .. use the synaptic package manager
[22:09] <raheem> easier for you, may be
[22:10] <frojnd> aaa, I've start ubuntu server and all I get: 142.45334 usb 2-3: unable to read config index 0 descripor/all
[22:10] <menijo> soilworker yeas i have
[22:10] <RyanPrior> !repeat | frojnd
[22:10] <patifa> MrBill: actually, yes
[22:10] <Jburrke> what's a good linux media player?
[22:10] <patifa> MrBill: Hold up while I remember what I did.
[22:10] <Falling-Inferno> !wine
[22:11] <Falling-Inferno> !LAMP
[22:11] <Vlet> Jburrke: there are many - take a look at your 'add/remove programs' tool
[22:11] <raheem> Jburrke .. vlc should work for you
[22:11] <maro> VLC and MPlayer are good Linux Players
[22:11] <soilworker> menijo: Wait, please.
[22:11] <Jburrke> vlc is boring XD
[22:11] <darkone1687> VLC is the best
[22:11] <STSX> Simonft: Just go into your Synaptic package manager, search for "fwcutter" and it will pop up. Just install it from there.
[22:11] <theom3ga> Hi, I have a problem with my printer
[22:11] <DanielRM> Any help for my earlier question would be appreciated...
[22:11] <Jburrke> i just want a nice one that hides away in the task bar
[22:11] <napster> well where is usplash in the system, it says i already have the newest version installed
[22:11] <Jburrke> notifies me of a song when it changes, maybe has an easy way to skip songs
[22:12] <Vlet> Jburrke: there are many - take a look at your 'add/remove programs' tool
[22:12] <RyanPrior> Vlet: no need to repeat.
[22:12] <theom3ga> when I first installed it, it worked fine. But these days it's not working. Ubuntu detects it (it appears in lsusb) and the printer is not broken (it works on windows XP). What can I do? I've tried reinstalling it from ubuntu and from cups, but nothing
[22:12] <adamb> is there an equivilent to rc.local on ubuntu?
[22:12] <MrBill> sure thing patifa - any help is appreciated.
[22:12] <RyanPrior> Jburrke: Rhythmbox and Banshee both satisfy those requests.
[22:12] <harm> I cant seem to play some video files on my laptop but i can whatch them on my Desktop? both ubuntu 8.04 need help :D
[22:12] <napster> ﻿well where is usplash in the system, it says i already have the newest version installed
[22:12] <prinnc82> anyone know how to set up the serial port on ubuntu 8.04 plz pm me!!!!
[22:12] <RyanPrior> Jburrke: I have used them both and they are very nice.
[22:12] <patifa> MrBill: Install lm-sensors then run 'sudo sensors-detect' from the terminal.
[22:12] <Jburrke> Vlet: thanks :)
[22:12] <soilworker> menijo: have you checked the folders permission in ~/.macromedia?
[22:12] <jarleih> hi, can anybody tell me how to find out, which module is loaded to activate my network card?
[22:13] <napster> ﻿well where is usplash in the system, it says i already have the newest version installed
[22:13] <harm> jarleih: try ifconfig in terminal not sure though :)
[22:13] <patifa> MrBill: and uhh, lm-sensors may not be named *exactly* that, I'm trying to figure out the package name.
[22:13] <Kl4m> Is the gutsy openssh problem fixed now?
[22:13] <darkone1687> OMG PLEASE HELP ME WITH MY SOUND QUALITY PROBLEM i AM GOING TO THROW UP FROM THIS SOUND
[22:13] <harm> I cant seem to play some video files on my laptop but i can whatch them on my Desktop? both ubuntu 8.04 need help :D
[22:13] <napster> ﻿well where is usplash in the system, it says i already have the newest version installed
[22:13] <darkone1687> Harm use VLC
[22:14] <harm> darkone1687: tried with multiple players didnt work
[22:14] <menijo_> Soilworker: I just had a major crash
[22:14] <Itaku> how do i get xm radio working on ubuntu?
[22:14] <Vlet> napster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto
[22:14] <Kl4m> $locate usplash
[22:14] <patifa> MrBill: Yes, I think it is called 'lm-sensors'
[22:14] <soilworker> menijo_: i saw
[22:14] <menijo_> yes
[22:14] <MrBill> patifa, yes it is, I just installed it. Going to do a detect right now.
[22:14] <jarleih> harm: no, that's not it
[22:15] <Itaku> !xm
[22:15] <Itaku> !xmradio
[22:15] <Itaku> !radio
[22:15] <menijo_> so where were we
[22:15] <soilworker> menijo_: re boot
[22:15] <harm> jarleih: then i dont know sorry
[22:15] <jarleih> nevermind
[22:15] <jessica_> how can i get the cubes on the desktop
[22:15] <menijo_> soilworker: i had to reboot allready
[22:15] <Kl4m> Itaku: test ubotty with private messages
[22:15] <soilworker> menijo_: right now?
[22:15] <menijo_> just did
[22:15] <ringer> jessica: you must have compiz
[22:15] <patifa> MrBill: The default options in lm-sensors should be plenty good for you.  Be aware that it may find duplicate entries. After it finishes you may, unfortunately, have to restart your computer to get the proper sensors interfacing kernel drivers to load.
[22:16] <soilworker> menijo_ great
[22:16] <temagic> hi all. I have a quick question... How can I remove the "Sabayon user" from the log-in screen? All help appriciated...
[22:16] <orudie> orudie
[22:16] <MrBill> sensors-detect is asking me if it should load 'i2c-i801' and it says to say no if it's built into my kernel. How do I know if that is in my kernel or not?
[22:16] <yjlee> Hello, after updating software through update manager, my 8.04 system becomes non-bootable.
[22:16] <D3RGPS31> Security Question - when running UFW (any command) i'm told i need to be rood, but when i use root it gives me error "ERROR: / is world writable!". What can I do?
[22:16] <_Net> Anyone here tried ZendStudio on ubuntu?
[22:16] <soilworker> menijo_: there's a drastic solution that came to my mind
[22:16] <yjlee> Anyone having this problem?
[22:16] <patifa> MrBill: What's the default option?
[22:16] <menijo_> soilworker: ok please tell?
[22:16] <gronne> I use my old xbox with xbmc all the time to stream video content from my pc, but for some reason I just cannot get the network to work. My xbox cannot enter my pc's hdd.
[22:17] <frank23> running firefox 3 b4 from gutsy-backports. how do I install flash? the integrated install in firefox doesn't work.
[22:17] <MrBill> patifa - default appears to be yes.
[22:17] <litlebuda> yjlee, change the setings in grub
[22:17] <ringer> jessica_: you must have compiz installed and enabled
[22:17] <Vlet> temagic: look in your 'login screen' admin control panel on the 'users' tab
[22:17] <ben> hi - i have a freshly built pc with nothing on it, and my old laptop. Is there a way of seeing what's going on in a live cd install from the laptop?
[22:17] <theom3ga> how can I completely delete my printer to reinstall it?
[22:17] <patifa> MrBill: hmm
[22:17] <Simonft> ﻿raheem: i cant find it.
[22:17] <yjlee> litlebuda: Could you please tell me how?
[22:17] <temagic> Vlet: thanks, I'll have a look
[22:17] <jessica_> ok
[22:17] <Simonft> !printer
[22:17] <Jburrke> there are so many media players in the add/remove application
[22:17] <jessica_> how can i get it in to the cube things
[22:17] <Jburrke> which is the best ><
[22:17] <lcc77> my switch user doesn't works fine : I only see the current user
[22:17] <soilworker> menijo_: you could rename the /home/you to anything else, and start from scratch
[22:17] <_Net> If anyone can take a look at this screenshot: http://myfiles.teslanova.com//files/1/Pics/ZendStudio.png   It was never like this before, now it just shows a blank dialog..need some help.
[22:18] <patifa> MrBill: Try it without it first.
[22:18] <MrBill> patifa - i just ran with the default (yes) the whole way through. It seems to have completed without any smoke or fires. my /etc/modules has been updated. I'll restart and see what I get.
[22:18] <ringer> jessica_: you have to go System>Administration>Synaptic PAckage MAnager
[22:18] <litlebuda> yjlee, you get an error on grub ? right ?
[22:18] <lcc77> is it possible to set it ?
[22:18] <menijo_> wont that basicly mes up everything i have done allready
[22:18] <ringer> jessica_: then search for compiz manager
[22:18] <soilworker> menijo_: yes.
[22:18] <temagic> Vlet: Can't see "Sabayon user" there. Tried to add it to "exclude"but it didn't work...
[22:18] <harm> I cant seem to play some video files on my laptop but i can whatch them on my Desktop? both ubuntu 8.04 need help :D
[22:18] <yjlee> No, the update manger told me to reboot. When I did, I got blank screen.
[22:18] <jessica_> ok thanks
[22:18] <soilworker> menijo_: you could copy the important things to this new folder
[22:18] <litlebuda> yjlee, :(
[22:18] <patifa> MrBill: ok, I seem to remember doing default answers the whole way through as well.  That thing should find a few sensors on your computer.
[22:18] <gronne> does anyone understand why my network fails to work all of a sudden?
[22:19] <litlebuda> yjlee, dosent grub show ?
[22:19] <menijo_> soilworker: is there anything else we could try
[22:19] <CodddEr> 8.04 is the lataest right ?
[22:19] <soilworker> menijo_: Yes, im onto it
[22:19] <yjlee> Yes, I saw a couple of kernels.
[22:19] <ms1989> yep
[22:19] <Vlet> temagic: what about it didn't work? did it give you an error of some sort?
[22:19] <prinnc> anyone know how to fix serial port on a desktop so i can use it ... plz pm me!!!
[22:19] <litlebuda> ok
[22:19] <patifa> MrBill: Once it does, possibly after a restart, the sensors applet should have a ton of stuff.
[22:19] <CodddEr> change the topic : )
[22:19] <prinnc82> anyone know how to fix serial port on a desktop so i can use it ... plz pm me!!!
[22:19] <menijo_> soilworker: its weird that it plays mp3 files fine and flash video just fine. There is just no sound.
[22:20] <temagic> Vlet: Yes, it says user "Sabayon user" does not exist.
[22:20] <litlebuda> yjlee, then when you see grub startind it escape to enter the grub menu
[22:20] <soilworker> wait.
[22:20] <mike> i took an old hard drive with linux installed on it and decided to use it as an external storage drive. when i plug it in as an external drive (via usb) it says i dont have permissions to delete the files on the drive.  how can i bypass?
[22:20] <soilworker> Do you have sound in mp3?
[22:20] <mike> and i have the password
[22:20] <menijo_> yes
[22:20] <menijo_> ofcourse
[22:20] <soilworker> oh, ok ok
[22:20] <yjlee> Did you mean hit "ESC"? Then what I should do next?
[22:20] <Kl4m> how can I see the update notes for a package out of the update manager?
[22:20] <MrBill> thanks for the help patifa
[22:20] <Slart> menijo_: have you tried killing the pulseaudio sound server? that made flash sound work for me (pkill pulse)
[22:20] <D3RGPS31> mike: gksudo nautilus >.>
[22:21] <mike> ?
[22:21] <Vlet> temagic: ahh, you need to enter the username of the user, not the 'display name'... to find out what it is, open the 'users and groups' admin control panel, and you'll see the login name of 'saybon user'
[22:21] <ms1989> I have a question, can I reach files that are on my desktop if my ubuntu is installed with wubi
[22:21] <litlebuda> yjlee, and there change the (hd0,0) to (hd1,0) tthat should do it .
[22:21] <menijo_> slart: i could try that, i read about it
[22:21] <ompaul> mike, ownership issues sudo chown your-username:your-username /mount/point where your-username and mount point are specific to your machine
[22:21] <Slart> menijo_: of course, you should try and fix it as a first solution.. but perhaps it will lead you to what is wrong
[22:21] <olskolirc> how do i do an ivtv-tune channel scan yall?
[22:21] <Kl4m> ms1989: unlikely
[22:21] <temagic> Vlet: ahhh.... sabayon-admin....I'll try to add that to the exclude list, thanks
[22:21] <ompaul> mike, you need to -R that betwen chown and the rest
[22:22] <litlebuda> yjlee, if that does not work try with diferent numbers
[22:22] <menijo_> slart: ok thanks i will do that if we dont find solution.
[22:22] <D3RGPS31> mike: in terminal type gksudo nautilus in a terminal then locate your drive
[22:22] <yjlee> I don't understand how I can choose the (hd0, 0) to (hd1,0). Can I type it?
[22:22] <menijo_> slart: sorry i have to ask to be shure. How to do that?
[22:23] <temagic> Vlet: it worked, thanks!
[22:23] <joacim_> I've trouble "porting" my S99sshfs_start script from Ubuntu 6.10 to 8.04, seems the network is not up and running by the time my script start sshfs and try to contact the remote host. Any suggestions for where I can place my script without using the session/gui in gnome, or is this the only way?
[22:23] <darkone1687> can anyone help me with my sound quality problem with ubuntu I am having horrible sound quality listening to perfect quality songs the bass is horrrrrrrible
[22:23] <Itaku> how do i get xm radio to work on ubuntu???
[22:23] <Vlet> temagic: =D
[22:23] <Slart> menijo_: open a terminal, type pkill pulse
[22:23] <Lunks> elkbuntu: #ubuntu-br needed help
[22:23] <Slart> menijo_: or sudo pkill pulse
[22:24] <D3RGPS31> when running UFW (any command) in terminal, i'm told i need to be root, but when i use root it gives me error "ERROR: / is world writable!". What can I do?
[22:24] <litlebuda> yjlee, if you hit escape key when grub is starting it will show you all the boot options , ( kernel x.y.z          kernel x.y.z rescue mode           etc )
[22:24] <deadsoul> hi
[22:24] <deadsoul> i have another problem.. i've installed the ZDE (Zend Studio) its software for developing the php language.. anyway.. it runs but the software doesn't show the boxs and menus it doesn show anything.. i beleive its because the java(tm) does anyone familiar with zend and java and how it works?
[22:24] <frank23> running firefox 3 b4 from gutsy-backports. how do I install flash? the integrated install in firefox doesn't work.
[22:25] <Daisuke_Ido> !root | D3RGPS31
[22:25] <litlebuda> yjlee, select the first one and hit the e key
[22:25] <D3RGPS31> Daisuke_Ido: how is that valid?
[22:25] <yjlee> Thanks, litlebuda, I will try that.
[22:25] <makkbe> deadsoul: i might have a solution for you... just let me google for a sec
[22:25] <litlebuda> your welcome yjlee
[22:25] <Vlet> !java | deadsoul
[22:25] <Daisuke_Ido> D3RGPS31: in other words, use sudo instead of root, and the / world writable thing is expected because, as root, / IS world writable.
[22:25] <litlebuda> yjlee, wait just a second
 thanks a lot bro
[22:26] <D3RGPS31> Daisuke_Ido: that's what i did
[22:26] <mike> ompual, ok that let me delete some stuff but not all
[22:26] <menijo_> slart: pkill pulse wont work
[22:26] <D3RGPS31> Daisuke_Ido: i can't get USF to work with root, which is what it asks for
[22:27] <Daisuke_Ido> not sure...  not even sure what USF is
[22:27] <Slart> menijo_: then pulseaudio actually likes you.. wow.. that's like winning the lottery =)
[22:27] <D3RGPS31> UFW*
[22:27] <menijo_> soilworker: think there is anythin to be done anymore
[22:27] <makkbe> deadsoul: try export AWT_Toolkit=MToolkit before opening Zend
[22:27] <gnuskool> g' day
[22:27] <Daisuke_Ido> don't know what UFW is either :)
[22:27] <soilworker> menijo_: pulseaudio -k
[22:27] <theom3ga> damn I can't solve this problem with the printer
[22:27] <harm> Hey Mplayer wont open some videos on my laptop but it opens them on my desktop, how to fix my laptop?
[22:28] <menijo_> slart: :D
[22:28] <mike> D3RGPS31: Thanks! that worked perfect
[22:28] <chuy_max> haven't you people found firefox 3 somewhat slow?, I don't find it light anymore. and flash seems to crash every now and then
 how can i export AWT_Toolkit=MToolkit ?
[22:28] <D3RGPS31> mike: yay, i finally helped someone!
[22:28] <dondon> my home folder says its using 30 more gb than what i've put there? is this normal for linux (its a 570gb partition).
[22:28] <gnuskool> harm: some videos or all videos
[22:28] <theom3ga> all the time saying "maybe it's unplugged"
[22:28] <makkbe> deadsoul: just execute it in a terminal
[22:28] <Slart> chuy_max: it's fast when it comes to starting.. not so sure about the rest of the experience
[22:28] <menijo_> soilworker: I didnt quite understand
[22:28] <Daisuke_Ido> uncomplicated firewall...  stick to firestarter
[22:28] <mike> DERGPS31: does that just bypass permissions or just allow you to delete?
[22:28] <bloodrock> frank23 go to a site that you known is flash  then it should show you a icon to download flash
[22:28] <Vlet> dondon: what are you using to check this?
[22:29] <D3RGPS31> Daisuke_Ido: =/ i don't want a firewall period
[22:29] <frank23> bloodrock: doesn't work for firefox3 in gutsy-bakcports
[22:29] <gnuskool> frank23, go to 2advanced.com
[22:29] <justme_hates_wla> hi all
[22:29] <NerdyRyuki> I want to fix the wireless issues
[22:29] <trumpetmic-linux> hi
[22:29] <harm> gnuskool: well it wont open some .mkv files i downloaded. It works fine on my Desktop which is also running 8.04
[22:29] <deadsoul> i'm new to linux.. can you tell me how to execute it in a terminal?
[22:29] <dondon> Viet: Konquerer (is there some terminal command i can run? my home folder has it's own partition)
[22:29] <zaputr> Please? help? i have a problem with nmbd, how can i run it correctly?
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> i got some problems
[22:30] <D3RGPS31> mike: permissions
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> following
[22:30] <makkbe> deadsoul: open up a terminal
[22:30] <trumpetmic-linux> is there an easy way to get ubuntu to recognize the second hard drive?
[22:30] <makkbe> press alt+f2 and type gnome-terminal
[22:30] <mike> DERGPS31: now, how can i format that drive...its still not letting me do that :(
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> I have ubuntu 8.04 installed and my WLAN Chip is 3945 abg
[22:30] <m_tadeu2> hi...does anyone know what is the udev rule that mounts a usb memory stick?
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> i just got WLAN to work
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> but it keeps disconnecting me
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> without any reason
[22:30] <justme_hates_wla> and keeps reconnecting
[22:30] <gnuskool> harm, thought it might have been a codec issue, maybe not
[22:30] <FloodBot1> justme_hates_wla: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:30] <makkbe> deadsoul: enter the text export AWT_Toolkit=MToolkit and press enter
[22:30] <makkbe> deadsoul: then launch Zend
[22:31] <harm> gnuskool: i have a feeling it codec related.. it wont open in any of my players
[22:31] <trumpetmic-linux> ubuntu + another hard drive = me confused
[22:31] <jhb1608> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=793256
[22:31] <Fishscene> How do I browse Windows shares?
[22:31] <D3RGPS31> mike: type in terminal: apt-get install gparted
[22:31] <frank23> bloodrock: gnuskool, I installed flash using the tar.gz from adobe
[22:31] <deadsoul> ok i will try it now
[22:31] <menijo_> soilworker: so what do you think i should try. start to feel kinda bad to be bothering so much. Sorry for that
[22:31] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: ok.. did u attach the harddrive to computer?
[22:31] <D3RGPS31> mike: sudo apt-get install gparted* sorry
[22:31] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: yes
[22:31] <jhb1608> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=793256 Read this issue I described
[22:31] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: it's in there
[22:31] <soilworker> menijo, do you have pulseaudio?
[22:31] <soilworker> on
[22:32] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: did you mount it?
[22:32] <mike> D3RGPS31: already have it, but it shows a couple keys next to the drive...i believe its locked. and it doesnt give me the option do delete
[22:32] <menijo_> how to find out?
[22:32] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: iit was working in another distro... I tried mounting it but didn't see what I expected
[22:32] <D3RGPS31> try running gparted as root
[22:32] <soilworker> i was thinking in what slart said
[22:32] <Vlet> dondon: sorry, didn't see your reply (I'm Vlet, not Viet :p ) .. you can try out installing kdirstat
[22:32] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: try looking at your syslog
[22:32] <jhb1608> anybody can help me?
[22:32] <santor> #mesa
[22:32] <Fishscene> I'm sitting on a Windows Domain network- I would like to browse shares, and connect to printers, but I can't browse any computers and it refuses to connect to printers. =\
[22:33] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: there is a very good wikipage about mounting on wiki.ubuntu.com
[22:33] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: i usually just say "mkdr /mnt/seconddrive" and then "mount /dev/hdb /mnt/seconddrive"
[22:33] <deadsoul> i typed export AWT_Toolkit=MToolkit in terminal then enter.. nothing happened.. then launch zend.. same problem...
[22:33] <menijo_> soilworker: yes that was posted on many forums what slart said, so it could really help
[22:33] <spicemint> how can i make a change to modules permanent in hardy?
[22:33] <kleido> wow
[22:33] <trumpetmic-linux> also... it sems like there would be a aguii for ths
[22:33] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: read the wiki it explains it a bit better.. but that does sound right. What is the file system? NTFS? EXT3? FAT32?
[22:34] <spicemint> hardy keeps loading the wrong driver for my network card
[22:34] <soilworker> menijo_ you need to kill pulseaudio
[22:34] <bloodrock> frank23 when you ran the install you got from adobe did oyu have firefox running or closed?
[22:34] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: you could also try to add it to your fstab and then mount -a
[22:34] <menijo_> soilworker: ok how sudo pkill pulse?
[22:34] <jhb1608> I have the issues on my wireless on Ubuntu 5.10
[22:34] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: it's some sort off linux parrtitioin... probably ext something
[22:34] <soilworker> wait, my girlfriend showed up
[22:34] <soilworker> yes
[22:34] <Vlet> !blacklist | spicemint
[22:34] <frank23> bloodrock: I closed it before installing as it said. flash works now
[22:35] <xikomur2> hola
[22:35] <mike> nevermind i figured it out
[22:35] <mike>  :D
[22:35] <jhb1608> wireless issues
[22:35] <D3RGPS31> =D
[22:35] <spicemint> ubottu: tried that /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add « blacklist <modulename>
[22:35] <spicemint> doesn't work
[22:35] <soilworker> xikomur2: This channel is for english speaking users.
[22:35] <sansa> hello
[22:35] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: ok try reading your syslog and see if it says anything about your harddrive :)
[22:35] <lantern> koolio peeps
[22:35] <menijo_> soilworker: sudo pkill pulse wont do anything
[22:36] <trumpetmic-linux> harm, where's that?
[22:36] <Vlet> spicemint: that's how it's done. perhaps you didn't have the syntax right; you should read up on blacklisting modules in ubuntu
[22:36] <greg_univers1> :-)
[22:37] <jhb1608> I am in ubuntuforums and waitong for someone to help me
[22:37] <jhb1608> waiting*
[22:37] <soilworker> menijo_: it's pulseaudio --kill
[22:37] <harm> trumpetmic-linux: /var/log/syslog if iam right :)
[22:37] <spicemint> Vlet: i followed this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=711133 only difference is i have hardy
[22:37] <gnuskool> jhb1608: have you searched the ubuntuforums?
[22:37] <menijo_> so i write sudo pulseaudio --kill
[22:37] <menijo_> ?
[22:37] <jhb1608> yes.
[22:37] <jhb1608> It is only for 7.10
[22:37] <jhb1608> not for 5.10
[22:37] <kitche> jhb1608: actually state what is wrong since you just said Can anyone help me then just wireless issues not a lot of information really
[22:38] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: nthing interesting in the syslog
[22:38] <frostburn> has there been any forward progress with connecting to smb shares with ads?
[22:38] <menijo_> soilworker: it says on red failed to kill daemon
[22:38] <WhoNeedszzz> Hey guys. I'm trying to get perl running with apache2. I've installed the perl package for apache2 and have followed some forum posts on perl and apache2 and have not gotten anything. Every time I try and test a perl script, it gives an internal server error or directory does not exist error. Why is this?
[22:38] <trumpetmic-linux> harm: I visited your link... not seeing anything about hd stuff... did a searc htoo
[22:38] <jhb1608> I have IOGEAR Wireless G USB 2.0 USB Flex adapter, the ID code is: ID 124a:4025 AirVast.
[22:39] <jhb1608> I tried to install ndiswrapper.
[22:39] <Simonft> im running http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#fw-bcm43xx and get a ton of errors with make
[22:39] <WhoNeedszzz> Has anyone gotten perl running on apache2 successfully?
[22:40] <soilworker> menijo_: is there a chance you can post the error so i can give you a direct answer?
[22:40] <Vlet> Simonft: what kind of errors?
[22:40] <menijo_> soilworker: now it did something. Should i post it here on the main chat?
[22:40] <soilworker> no
[22:41] <Simonft> Vlet: this is one line out of MANY ﻿fwcutter.c:852: error: ‘const struct file’ has no member named ‘iv_map’
[22:41] <ubuntuisloved> anyone notice crashes in firefox 3 beta 5 default install with 8.04
[22:41] <bloodrock> soilworker have him do a pastebin
[22:41] <mike> so im trying to format my external hard drive (that i just erased a previous linux distro from) and when i try to format it it gives me an error saying "/dev/ssd1 is mounted; will not make a filesystem here!"
[22:41] <WhoNeedszzz> no one?
[22:41] <Vlet> Simonft: did you install build-essential?
[22:41] <WhoNeedszzz> nobody here has gotten perl running on apache2?
[22:41] <Simonft> ﻿Vlet: no, do i need to?
[22:42] <Vlet> Simonft: definitely
[22:42] <Simonft> Vlet: link did not say that, but ok
[22:42] <Simonft> Vlet: Thanks
[22:42] <makkbe> deadsoul: ok, then i don't really know what to do...
[22:42] <makkbe> that line has solved many issues for me with java applications
[22:42] <makkbe> let me see if i can find anything else
[22:43] <bloodrock> ubuntuisloved i have seen in here people having firefox crash
[22:43] <adamski84> how do i install ubuntu 4.10,i have downloaded and burnt the iso
[22:43] <WhoNeedszzz> I need help here with perl and apache2
[22:43] <Simonft> Vlet: thanks, that worked
[22:43] <adamski84> do i just boot from cd
[22:43] <harm> back
[22:43] <ubuntuisloved> bloodrock, anyone say what was causing it? i mean it seems weird and random
[22:43] <menijo_> soilworker: so where do i paste it? :)
[22:43] <makkbe> deadsoul: what java version do you have installed?
[22:44] <soilworker> menijo_ do you know how to use pastebin?
[22:44] <menijo_> sorry no i dont
[22:44] <Vlet> Simonft: they tutorial probably assumed that the distro you were using had development tools installed by default
[22:44] <Simonft> !paste
[22:44] <Simonft> Vlet:ok, thanks, ill restart and see if it worked
[22:44] <makkbe> deadsoul: execute this in a terminal: sudo update-alternatives --config java
[22:44] <makkbe> and pastebin the result :)
[22:44] <bloodrock> ubuntuisloved i recall them saying same as you
[22:44] <WhoNeedszzz> I need help here with perl and apache2
[22:44] <theom3ga> damn, cups says "Unable to open device: permission denied"
[22:45] <soilworker> menijo_: just do as told by the bot
[22:45] <matt___> i remember seeing a program that would allow you to "record" a series of clicks, keys, etc. Then you could replay them. Anyone know the name of it?
[22:45] <ubuntuisloved> bloodrock, ok so they just didnt say flash causing or addon's plugins etc doing it?
[22:45] <menijo_> soilworker: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11940/
[22:45] <WhoNeedszzz> I need help here with perl and apache2
[22:45] <soilworker> let's see
[22:45] <menijo_> hopefully thats something
[22:46] <chetnick> i have audigy 2 ZS sound card, i cant get my sound to work in wine (trying to play CS), under winecfg - audio, alsa driver si checked. Can i please get some help setting up sound in wine ...
[22:46] <theom3ga> !cups
[22:46] <bloodrock> ubuntuisloved think 1 had said it was possible it was a addom causing prob did you recently add any addons
[22:46] <trumpetmic-linux> ah
[22:46] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, go into the wine config
[22:46] <ariqs> i installed a game, crossfire, and I can't figure out how to run it. It was a synaptic package
[22:46] <trumpetmic-linux> sda, not hdaa
[22:46] <calimansi> why does virtualbox run so much faster than vmware?
[22:47] <trumpetmic-linux> *hda
[22:47] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, under sound
[22:47] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: i am listening
[22:47] <ariqs> it's not in the pulldown bars and running crossfire in terminal doesn't work
[22:47] <adamski84> HOW DO I INSTALL UBINTU $>!)
[22:47] <trumpetmic-linux> oh, but still... it's showing my sda, but not sdb!
[22:47] <adamski84> ubuntu 4.10
[22:47] <ubuntuisloved> bloodrock, well ive added the day i installed 8.04 ubuntu so unsure which one but now im going to disable the addons and try it
[22:47] <trumpetmic-linux> hmmm
[22:47] <trumpetmic-linux> anyone know why sdb wouldn't be available to a mount command?
[22:47] <matt___> i remember seeing a program that would allow you to "record" a series of clicks, keys, etc. Then you could replay them. Anyone know the name of it?
[22:47] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: waht should i do under sound?
[22:48] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, which one is currently enabled?
[22:48] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: alsa
[22:48] <anabolix> can someone tell me what this means?::    W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)
[22:48] <anabolix> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[22:48] <trumpetmic-linux> why can't I su?
[22:48] <gnuskool> adamski84: burn the iso , put it in your cd tray, reboot
[22:49] <trumpetmic-linux> is it impossible to su?
[22:49] <bloodrock> adamski84, i would image that ubuntu 4.10 would be a install cd not a livecd so yu would reboot and install?
[22:49] <WhoNeedszzz> and does Test Sound work?
[22:49] <soilworker> menijo_: try this sudo apt-get install libflash-mozplugin
[22:49] <menijo_> soilworker: please tell if i can give you more information, to make some kind result.
[22:49] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: nope
[22:49] <WhoNeedszzz> hmm
[22:49] <menijo_> ok
[22:49] <Kl4m> trumpetmic-linux: you can't su because you're not root, and there is no root.
[22:49] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, try oss
[22:49] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: thats what i said :)
[22:49] <Kl4m> trumpetmic-linux: try sudo su
[22:49] <trumpetmic-linux> there is no root?
[22:49] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: will try it now .
[22:50] <trumpetmic-linux> oho
[22:50] <trumpetmic-linux> sudo su
[22:50] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick ok
[22:50] <trumpetmic-linux> that worked
[22:50] <trumpetmic-linux> wierd
[22:50] <FloodBot1> trumpetmic-linux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:50] <trumpetmic-linux> very weird
[22:50] <Vlet> !enter | trumpetmic-linux
[22:50] <frank23> trumpetmic-linux: actually the root password is randomly generated I think
[22:50] <ariqs> so how do I figure out how to run a package that doesn't put itself in the applications pulldown bar?
[22:50] <menijo_> soilworker: done. next?
[22:50] <WhoNeedszzz> Has anyone here had success running perl in apache2?
[22:50] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: should i uncheck ALSA?
[22:50] <ariqs> i mean, where does it even put this junk?
[22:51] <soilworker> menijo_: check
[22:51] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, that would be best
[22:51] <gnuskool> ariqs: type ts name in the run box
[22:51] <Vlet> WhoNeedszzz: you may want to ask in #apache if you can't get an answer in here
[22:51] <krt> hi, sorry for not reading the etiquette (privmsg is restricted for non-registered users), but i have a problem with texmaker and teamspeak running ubuntu 8.04. their guis seems to be messed up and is mosly black (see: http://www.imagenetz.de/img.php?file=aa0430284a.png ) any ideaswhat is causing this?
[22:51] <WhoNeedszzz> Vlet, ah thanks
[22:51] <gnuskool> ariqs: or in terminal :D
[22:51] <ariqs> it doesn't work, tried that already, gnuskool
[22:51] <Kl4m> krt: first, try to turn off desktop effects
[22:52] <frank23> ariqs: I use synaptic to find out what files were installed by the package
[22:52] <krt> Kl4m: i am not running effects :/
[22:52] <deadsoul> its java-6-sun
[22:52] <frank23> ariqs: the executable is usually in /usr/bin
[22:52] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: nope, test sound still nowt working with OSS checked
[22:52] <ariqs> thanks
[22:52] <gnuskool> ariqs: ok, search for the app, it may have a different name to what youre expecting
[22:52] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, and u aren't having any problems with sound normally?
[22:52] <speedhunt3r> is it possible to force architecture install a .deb package?
[22:52] <menijo_> soilworker: still nothing :( wow this is one weir problem
[22:53] <menijo_> weird
[22:53] <pretender> Can anyone help me with running koverartist in ubuntu gutsy?
[22:53] <deadsoul> *+        1    /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java
[22:53] <deadsoul>           2    /usr/bin/gij-4.2
[22:53] <trumpetmic-linux> do I somehow need to create sdb in order to see my disk?  it's a disk I've been using but I just installed a neww ubuntu and now it'sgone
[22:53] <makkbe> deadsoul: ok, then it's not that problem either...
[22:53] <soilworker> menijo_: uninstall pulseaudio from synaptic
[22:53] <ldiamond> Where is the running kernel in Ubuntu?
[22:53] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: thats a good question, i dont think i heard sound on this new box since i installed ubuntu. let me try to play something
[22:53] <zeeeee> hi, i have been reading about this openssl keygen vulnerability today.  i did install some ubuntu updates today, but i'm not sure if those included a newer openssl.  is there some way for me to check?
[22:53] <harm> in System > Prefernces  i have TWO Screensaver options? what the hell... howto resolve this?
[22:54] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, ha that could be the problem :)
[22:54] <soilworker> harm: choose the same.
[22:54] <harm> zeeeee:  yah been updated :P
[22:54] <harm> soilworker: ? huh
[22:54] <menijo_> soilworker: there seems to be no such thing installed
[22:54] <menijo_> thats weird
[22:54] <zeeeee> harm, ok, but in general, is there a log of what has been installed?
[22:54] <theom3ga> HOW can I change cups permissions?
[22:54] <thiebaude> harm:edit your menu to see if you can get rid of one of them
[22:55] <soilworker> menijo_ ¬¬
[22:55] <frank23> zeeeee: in synaptic click openssh package and  read the changelog
[22:55] <deadsoul> well, i'm trying the explaination whih mentioned here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java and installing the the openkde runtime and will see what will happen next...
[22:55] <zeeeee> harm, i mean, how would i check on my own?
[22:55] <deadsoul> anyway thanks a lot makkbe
[22:55] <Jburrke> hmm
[22:55] <harm> zeeeee: i read somewhere there has been an update about it already.. check changelog of the generator?
[22:55] <Kl4m> zeeeee: (hardy only) apt-cache show openssh-server, check if you have version 1:4.7p1-8ubuntu1
[22:55] <menijo_> soilworker: I quite don get it, i just installed all and did everything as you told.
[22:55] <ldiamond> Where is the running kernel in Ubuntu????
[22:56] <chetnick> WhoNeedszzz: tanks for help, i got it working :)
[22:56] <WhoNeedszzz> chetnick, no problem
[22:56] <Jburrke> i'm getting some wierd errors in rhythmbox.. it says "couldnt stop playback. unknown playback error"
[22:56] <Kl4m> ldiamond: where, as in its image file?
[22:56] <soilworker> menijo_ there's something quite disturbing about your installation
[22:56] <Jburrke> when i try to play a song D:
[22:56] <ldiamond> I need config.gz
[22:56] <prodigel> wine
[22:56] <menijo_> im starting to believe it too
[22:56] <zeeeee> frank23, i can't find any changelog
[22:56] <Fishscene> This is truly madening. Ubuntu refuses to talk to any of my Windows machines. Is there further configuration needed? or should Ubuntu 8 be able to browse Windows shares out-of-the-box?
[22:57] <ldiamond> Instead of /proc/config.gz
[22:57] <deadsoul> lol, i mean openjdk java runtime
[22:57] <menijo_> soilworker: if we try one time and then call it a day?
[22:57] <soilworker> from the top?
[22:57] <frank23> zeeeee: package-> Download changelog
[22:57] <makkbe> deadsoul: ok, good luck
[22:57] <Scunizi> Since I've upgraded printing to my network laser printer creates pages that have drastically enlarged text. One page will take from 2 to 4 pages.  I've changed the ppd file from the propriatory one to foomatic version with worse results. Am I unique? how do I go about diagnosing the solution?
[22:58] <soilworker> menijo_: I don't mind wasting time, the thing is you can solve your issue
[22:58] <frojnd> I'm trying to access with sftp and I get error: http://pastebin.ca/1017348
[22:58] <zeeeee> frank23, thanks
[22:58] <zeeeee> Kl4m, thanks
[22:58] <frojnd> I've tryed to add key to ~/.ssh/known_hosts but it's the same error
[22:58] <menijo_> soilworker: ok
[22:58] <frank23> zeeeee: np
[22:59] <soilworker> menijo_: let's get back
[22:59] <soilworker> menijo: sudo apt-get install libflashsupport
[22:59] <Myrtti> frojnd: try to connect to it with plain ssh
[22:59] <menijo_> soilworker: there was errors during the installation today, when i did upgrade from gutsy
[22:59] <prodigel> Hi all. Anybody good with wine? I'm trying to run a game with no success and the messages I get don't say much to me
[22:59] <soilworker> errors?
[22:59] <Myrtti> frojnd: ssh gives an error message that says which line in the known_host-file you have to *delete*
[22:59] <jrib> frojnd: verify you don't have a wrong key in there as well
[23:00] <makkbe> prodigel: what game is it?
[23:00] <prodigel> makkbe: Risk II
[23:00] <menijo_> Soilworker: it didnt manage to install éverything.
[23:00] <frojnd> Myrtti: the esame error
[23:00] <macdunbar> does anyone know an alternative to system-config-samba?
[23:00] <Simonft> how do i open the network manager in ubuntu? it crashed
[23:00] <soilworker> menijo_: could you be more specific?
[23:00] <Vlet> frojnd: perhaps you have to remove the old entry for that server
[23:00] <Fishscene> I can ping my Windows File-sharing server, I can connect to it via RDP. Windows clients can connect to the fileserver just fine. I can connect to the server by manually typing in the information for a SPECIFIC share. But I can't browse. Does anyone know how to browse?
[23:00] <leachim6> I want to run the updater manually
[23:00] <leachim6> the gui one
[23:01] <leachim6> how do I do that
[23:01] <deadsoul> 1    /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java
[23:01] <deadsoul>           2    /usr/bin/gij-4.2
[23:01] <deadsoul> *+        3    /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java
[23:01] <leachim6> what's the bin name
[23:01] <FloodBot1> leachim6: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:01] <Myrtti> frojnd: frojnd it doesnt say that the line X on the file needs to be changd?
[23:01] <leachim6> I didn't flood ...
[23:01] <Vlet> !enter | leachim6
[23:01] <leachim6> sorry ....
[23:01] <deadsoul> how can i run the 3rd one.. i mean what command should i write in the terminal to run it
[23:01] <Kl4m> just... stop...
[23:01] <jhb1608> ubottu, can you help me?
[23:01] <jhb1608> ...
[23:01] <ldiamond> Where is the running kernel in Ubuntu? where config.gz is
[23:01] <leachim6> fine , what the name name of the ubuntu gui update notifier binary
[23:01] <Simonft> leachim6:  lol
[23:01] <frojnd> Myrtti: yep apperantly I must delete keys, I've reinstall...
[23:02] <menijo_> soilworker: errors occured in the end of the upgrade. Thats all i can remember and i just klicked ok dont instal.
[23:02] <makkbe> prodigel: risk II does not seem to work according to the wine appdb
[23:02] <Simonft> how do i open the network manager in ubuntu? it crashed
[23:02] <leachim6> lol : command not found
[23:02] <macdunbar> leachim6: system - admin - update manager
[23:02] <Vlet> leachim6: sudo update-manager
[23:02] <krt> Kl4m: any other ideas what might cause this gui-screwup?
[23:02] <Kl4m> ldiamond: you probably want the kernel source for the kernel config
[23:02] <soilworker> menijo_: there's a lack of information that i need to help you
[23:02] <menijo_> yes i understand.
[23:02] <soilworker> theres a zillion ways things could be wrong
[23:02] <Kl4m> krt: absolutely no idea sorry
[23:02] <gordonjcp> has anything significant changed between gutsy and hardy with the parallel port driver/
[23:02] <jhb1608> Ok, I have to activate sit0, how do I do that?
[23:02] <krt> k, thnx anyways
[23:02] <makkbe> deadsoul: no success?
[23:03] <Joes> dz
[23:03] <Vlet> krt: yes, the teamspeak client doesn't use GTK... I'm no expert, so I can't recognize the toolkit it uses.
[23:03] <deadsoul> no its not
[23:03] <prodigel> makkbe: this means it's useless to try?
[23:03] <macdunbar> does anyone know a good samba gui config?
[23:03] <menijo_> soilworker: this problem was on gutsy too, i did not have sound on flash back then eighter.
[23:03] <gordonjcp> I can't get wine apps (specifically EPROM programmer software) to talk to the parallel port in Hardy, although it worked in Gutsy
[23:03] <makkbe> deadsoul: ok, well i've read some more about it, and afaik it has to do with the AWT_TOOLKIT variable that i mentioned eariler
[23:03] <soilworker> Oh.
[23:03] <Vlet> krt: whatever toolkit they used to program the client for linux must keep some graphical settings somewhere that for some reason are screwey on your system
[23:03] <Myrtti> frojnd: I updated my ssh, redid the keys, my ssh client said the line #3 doesnt' match in known_hosts,, I deleted it, tried to login again, success.
[23:03] <makkbe> prodigel: probably, yes
[23:03] <jescis> Hello all
[23:04] <Fishscene> Does Ubuntu NOT automatically browse Windows-domain computers?
[23:04] <ldiamond> Kl4m: Where is the kernel image?
[23:04] <NighTi^> how can i make the Gnome Terminal default to Nordic character encoding?
[23:04] <menijo_> soilworker: those erros i think were about my radeon 9800 drivers
[23:04] <Myrtti> NighTi^: luit might be one solution
[23:04] <soilworker> menijo: are you in a desktop pc?
[23:05] <Kl4m> ldiamond: /boot/vmlinuz-(whatever)
[23:05] <jaffarkelshac> can i edit the location on the app bar under places?
[23:05] <jhb1608> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4952014#post4952014 <-- I know it have lack of information.
[23:05] <menijo_> soilworker: yes
[23:05] <jhb1608> But I am trying to get the wireless work by activating sit0, but it won't work
[23:05] <makkbe> deadsoul: try this then, in a terminal AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit /path/to/zend
[23:05] <deadsoul> makkbe thanks a lot bro.. i really do apreciate it :)
[23:05] <jescis> will gentoo be recognized if I installed ubuntu on the first disk drive? I can't get the grub for gentoo to work with windows(was hoping ubuntu could help :/)
[23:05] <NighTi^> Myrtti: ok, i'll look into that. thanks
[23:05] <makkbe> in one line, and replace /path/to/zend with wherever your zend executable is located
[23:06] <menijo_> soilworker:and i have soundblaster live 5.1 soundcard
[23:06] <soilworker> menijo_: let's tray with alsa
[23:06] <Myrtti> NighTi^: welcome to #ubuntu-fi aswell
[23:06] <menijo_> ok lets
[23:06] <deadsoul> ok
[23:06] <soilworker> menijo_: sudo apt-get install alsa-oss
[23:06] <krt> Vlet: looking at the dependencies it just uses xlibs... or uses a hardcoded tk..
[23:06] <Fishscene> Has anyone here succesfully browsed Windows shares on a Windows Domain?
[23:06] <deadsoul> ok, i will try it now
[23:07] <Vlet> krt: yeah, I tried the same. it's obviously not gtk though
[23:07] <Kl4m> ldiamond: and ... I see I also have a config-2.6.24-16-generic file in /boot
[23:07] <Vlet> krt: it looks fine on my system though
[23:07] <menijo_> soilworker: ok done
[23:07] <soilworker> menijo_ now get to firefox file
[23:07] <negge> why does the latest set of updates require a restart?
[23:07] <soilworker> in /etc/firefox/firefoxrc
[23:07] <negge> that's not normal right
[23:07] <soilworker> search for this line : FIREFOX_DSP="none"
[23:08] <fugitivo> hello
[23:08] <menijo_> firefox file is where?
[23:08] <makkbe> negge: it's very normal
[23:08] <jhb1608> I have issues on wireless
[23:08] <Vlet> negge: it depends on what's being updated
[23:08] <negge> makkbe never happened to be before
[23:08] <jhb1608> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4952014#post4952014
[23:08] <makkbe> negge: some updates requires a restart
[23:08] <Kl4m> negge: it's an openssl update. I don't know exactly why but those need an update
[23:08] <soilworker> menijo_: in /etc/firefox/firefoxrc
[23:08] <Fishscene> Is anyone here?
[23:08] <frojnd> I've just installed rtorrent via apt. How can I check what version it is ?
[23:08] <negge> Vlat I got updates for ssh/ssl and nfs
[23:08] <negge> guess that's why
[23:08] <soilworker> menijo_: change FIREFOX_DSP="none" for FIREFOX_DSP="esd"
[23:08] <ARKANIAD> i am so disappointed!
[23:08] <fugitivo> any ideas about this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/228363
[23:08] <negge> frojnd open synaptic, search for rtorrent and see what the current version is
[23:09] <mgolisch> is it normal that make oldconfig && make prepare fails on the kernel source?
[23:09] <frojnd> negge: I am on server.. only command line
[23:09] <prodigel> makkbe: how did you see risk isn't supported? Is it a blacklist somewhere?
[23:09] <mgolisch> the nvidia installer wants me to do that
[23:09] <soilworker> jaja
[23:09] <Kl4m> frojnd: apt-cache show packagename
[23:09] <makkbe> negge: http://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2008/msg00152.html
[23:09] <ARKANIAD> Guys! I AM SO UPSET! i got the new 8.04 and the highest resolution on cd is 800.600
[23:09] <makkbe> prodigel: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=1729&iTestingId=18464
[23:10] <soilworker> ARKANIAD: Don't be a fool.
[23:10] <ARKANIAD> what
[23:10] <soilworker> Plain answer.
[23:10] <Fishscene> This is a test. test 1 ... 2 Anyone see this text?
[23:10] <Vlet> frojnd: sudo apt-get install apt-show-versions; apt-show-versions | grep rtorrent
[23:10] <soilworker> Fishscene: no.
[23:10] <j1solutions> yes i see that text
[23:10] <Kl4m> Fishscene: indeed, over 1300 people see it
[23:10] <Fishscene> Finally. Thanks Soilworker
[23:10] <menijo_> soilworker: it wont let me to change it to esd
[23:10] <rexy_> ARKANIAD, it probably defaulted to the standard vesa driver for your video
[23:10] <Vlet> Kl4m: oh yeah, suppose that's simpler :)
[23:10] <Kohlrak> i686? What's the 6th pentium?
[23:10] <zChris> When i mount a nfs share from the server on my client, it mounts as root and libuuid, whats wrong ?
[23:11] <gronne> I need help please..I've got network issues..
[23:11] <negge> makkbe you know why I get this when trying to update again:
[23:11] <negge> The following packages have been kept back:
[23:11] <negge>   openssh-client openssh-server
[23:11] <deadsoul> makkbe THAAAAAAAAAAAANKS A LOT BROOOO it works... it does... finally
[23:11] <ARKANIAD> soilworker: Nvidia 7600 can only go to 800.600? shame.
[23:11] <Vlet> Kohlrak: wikipedia.org/wiki/i686
[23:11] <makkbe> deadsoul: glad to help :)
[23:11] <deadsoul> makkbe i really do apreciate it bro.. thanks again :D
[23:11] <fugitivo> anyone with a Hauppauge PVR 150?
[23:11] <soilworker> arkaniad: You need to install the drivers.
[23:11] <Finiras> can somebody explain to me how to get my scroll wheel on my mouse working with firefox?
[23:11] <Kl4m> negge: are you on gutsy? if so, don't upgrade
[23:11] <Fath[0]m> How do I turn off Desktop dimming, so that when I am watching a movie or something on my computer it doesnt go black?
[23:11] <polpak> ARKANIAD: did you install the nvidia drivers?
[23:11] <soilworker> ARKANIAD: punk
[23:11] <jescis> soilworker: Do you think gentoo would be recognized if I installed ubuntu on the first disk drive? I can't get the grub for gentoo to work with windows(was hoping ubuntu could help :/)
[23:12] <ARKANIAD> soilworker: the whole point was to use the live cd to see if any better than my gutsy.
[23:12] <makkbe> deadsoul: now you can add this line: export AWT_TOOLKIT=MToolkit to the bottom of your .bashrc file
[23:12] <menijo_> soilworker: so what do i have to do to change it. it says stop because i dont have enough privilidges
[23:12] <makkbe> and you won't have to do the same thing every time
[23:12] <Kl4m> Nvidia series 7 and 8 work fine on the hardy liveCD
[23:12] <ARKANIAD> hmm
[23:12] <Kl4m> My screen was 1920x1200 right from the start
[23:12] <ARKANIAD> but my monitor is screwed. 800.600 is skewed offf screen.
[23:12] <M1DLG> hello all
[23:12] <ARKANIAD> and no higher res in the monirot
[23:12] <soilworker> ARKANIAD: You can do it eitherway just installing the drivers.
[23:13] <gnuskool> how is performance on intel 855 on hardy?
[23:13] <jeriath> any preference as to what to format a drive to in linux?
[23:13] <Finiras> can somebody explain to me how to get my scroll wheel on my mouse working with firefox?
[23:13] <soilworker> ARKANIAD: Is Gutsy comfortable to you?
[23:13] <Vlet> ARKANIAD: blame NVidia and ATI's lawyers
[23:13] <M1DLG> how do I restore my taskbar thing on the bottom of my desktop?
[23:13] <gnuskool> jeriath: ext2
[23:13] <gnuskool> jeriath: ext3 is the default, but ext2 is faster
[23:13] <ABC> i am trying 2 set up a "share" folder on my network, when i try i get this error http://img150.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotfilemanagerzi0.png
[23:14] <soilworker> jeriath: There are greater tools than grub
[23:14] <Finiras> can anybody help me plz... its very irritating taht i can't use my scroll wheel
[23:14] <Kl4m> gnuskool: with minimal desktop effects it's ok (if you're talking about the video card)
[23:14] <krt> Vlet: is your  ~/teamspeak2/TeamSpeak.Conf a human readable ascii file or stores it binary values?
[23:14] <jeriath> huh soilworker?
[23:14] <Fath[0]m> How do I turn off Desktop dimming, so that when I am watching a movie or something on my computer it doesnt go black?
[23:14] <soilworker> jeriath: Mind me, just wrong tabbing.
[23:14] <menijo_> soilworker: so why cant i change that to esd
[23:14] <makkbe> negge: do a apt-cache policy openssh-client openssh-server and you will see why
[23:15] <jeriath> second question....why does it say there is 1.55 GB being used after the format?
[23:15] <gnuskool> Kl4m: i have turned off compiz and all that but its very slow, slower than when i boot xp
[23:15] <jeriath> now i cant copy my stuff over :/
[23:15] <jeriath> from one identical drive to another
[23:15] <Vlet> krt: binary junk. maybe the packaged is hosed
[23:15] <soilworker> menijo_: what's the error that shows up?
[23:15] <Finiras> can somebody explain to me how to get my scroll wheel on my mouse working with firefox?
[23:15] <jeriath> its extremely full :P
[23:15] <pretender> Has anyone got koverartist running in ubuntu gutsy.  I cant select case why?
[23:16] <soilworker> menijo_: Is firefox closed right?
[23:16] <menijo_> soilworker: its in finnish
[23:16] <soilworker> what?
[23:16] <Vlet> krt: perhaps you could uninstall the ubuntu package for it, and try downloading whatever the teamspeak folks offer on their site
[23:16] <negge> makkbe okay
[23:16] <kiru> hello
[23:16] <menijo_> my ubuntu is in finnish
[23:16] <kiru> i just upgraded to ubuntu 8.04
[23:16] <krt> Vlet: yap, will try that. thx
[23:16] <soilworker> menijo_: Do you speak soumi?
[23:16] <menijo_> soilworker: jes
[23:17] <menijo_> dont say your finnish
[23:17] <Fishscene> Would anyone know why I am unable to browse Windows domain computers?
[23:17] <soilworker> Im not.
[23:17] <jeriath> anyone know why ext3 uses 1.55 gigs of my free space?
[23:17] <soilworker> Im just well educated.
[23:17] <soilworker> So, past me the error
[23:17] <menijo_> he
[23:17] <kiru> everything is jerking while trying the 3d desktop effects
[23:17] <menijo_> :D
[23:17] <negge> makkbe can you take a look at it if I paste it to pastebin?
[23:17] <kiru> i have an ati-card
[23:17] <ABC> i am trying 2 set up a "share" folder on my network, when i try i get this error http://img150.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotfilemanagerzi0.png how do i give my self permission
[23:17] <kiru> maybe this is the problem...?
[23:17] <makkbe> negge: sure
[23:17] <negge> makkbe http://pastebin.com/d6ff91fb8
[23:18] <kiru> after selecting 3d desktop effects, it downloaded the fglrx ati drivers
[23:18] <menijo_> soilworker: so what can i do when firefox wont allowe me to change this to esd
[23:18] <gronne> could someone please help me with my network issues?
[23:18] <kiru> i restarted but nothing is working
[23:18] <janey> hi
[23:18] <kiru> could anyone help me pls?
[23:18] <soilworker> menijo_ i cant understand why cant you change it
[23:18] <Simonft> !enter | kiru
[23:19] <cameron> Somehow I "deleted" my desktop folder. It sits in my trash can. If I open the folder, its another folder called Desktop, I open that, another folder called desktop. It does this, from what I see, 506 times. Nothing in any of these folders other than another folder. I empty trash and it wont go away. Can I sudo empty the trash or something?
[23:19] <makkbe> negge: basically, it has to do with the priorities of the packages
[23:19] <kiru> Simonft: thx for advertisement
[23:19] <negge> okay
[23:19] <menijo_> soilworker: it shows me international forbidden sing. red sing that has white stripe
[23:19] <makkbe> negge: what you can do is install both packages manually
[23:19] <Vlet> jeriath: google for "Reserved block count" to find out why
[23:19] <makkbe> negge: with sudo apt-get install openssh-client openssh-server
[23:19] <menijo_> and says that i cannot make the change becouse i dont have rights to do so
[23:19] <negge> makkbe I'll try that
[23:19] <kiru> nice help... really...
[23:20] <kiru> pointing on some behavioural stuff
[23:20] <negge> I'll see if the GUI updater works (I always update from terminal), if it doesn't I'll do what you said
[23:20] <Vlet> kiru: do you have a question?
[23:20] <con-man> finally
[23:20] <kiru> Vlet: yes
[23:20] <con-man> Patch 2.4.2 came out
[23:20] <menijo_> soilworker: wait i said it wrong
[23:21] <con-man> I wont have to listen to that messed up power word shield sound again
[23:21] <menijo_> it wont allowe me to save the altered file
[23:21] <soilworker> oh
[23:21] <Vlet> kiru: ahh, I see. what type of video card do you have?
[23:21] <frojnd> I'm trying to run rotrrent and I get: rtorrent: Could not lock session directory: "/muska/mp3s/wildchild/", held by "umbrella:+22462".
[23:21] <kiru> vlet: ati radeon
[23:21] <menijo_> soilworker: so it wont let me save the file with esd
[23:21] <negge> makkbe it worked when I used the GUI:)
[23:22] <makkbe> negge: ok, goodie
[23:22] <jeriath> Vlet: what about reiserfs, only uses a few hundred MB
[23:22] <Vlet> kiru: more specifically, what version?
[23:22] <kiru> ati radeon 9800 pro
[23:22] <deadsoul> makkbe: is there anyway to let the ubuntu launch some programs automaticlly when i start the ubuntu... like the startup in windows?
[23:22] <makkbe> deadsoul: yes, under preferences --> sessions
[23:22] <soilworker> minejo_ you have all your music and video software off, right?
[23:22] <techwhosaysnee> Does anyone know why flash games are so laggy in firefox? I can access them fine from Windows. This is happening on both the firefox-2 and firefox-3 installs, and I'm using Adobe's flash plugin.
[23:23] <Vlet> jeriath: well, ext3 uses 5% by default; if it's your system partition then leave it alone. if it's just a data drive, then you can use tunefs to make it smaller
[23:23] <deadsoul> for example each time i start the ubuntu i have to type in terminal /opt/lampp/lampp start is there anyway to let ubuntu start it by default once i start ubuntu
[23:23] <menijo_> soilworker: yes i think so. i havent turned anything on to preserve the soun channel
[23:23] <jeriath> its a data drive
[23:23] <deadsoul> ok thank you
[23:23] <Starnestommy> deadsoul: maybe cron or an init script
[23:24] <soilworker> try changing the same file in /etc/mozilla-firefox/mozilla-firefoxrc
[23:24] <kiru> Vlet: ati radeon 9800 pro
[23:24] <Vlet> jeriath: yeah, I've adjusted mine to be 0% on my data drives
[23:24] <ABC> i am having troubler with "share" folders can ne one help
[23:24] <jeriath> Vlet: what is tunefs?   it is a data drive, but that format isnt listed on gparted
[23:24] <deadsoul> ok thank you bro :)
[23:24] <jarleih> deadsoul: system - cofiguration - sessions
[23:24] <jeriath> how?
[23:24] <Vlet> jeriath: google my friend :)
[23:24] <M1DLG> how do I restore my taskbar thing on the bottom of my desktop? does anyone know how i fudged it?
[23:25] <Vlet> jeriath: http://www.google.com/search?num=50&hl=en&safe=off&q=%22Reserved+block+count%22+tunefs+ubuntu&btnG=Search
[23:25] <Fade2Blac> hey do anyone know of a tftp server that will run in ubuntu
[23:25] <echazan> does the ubuntu update manager 'just work'?
[23:25] <makkbe> echazan: yes
[23:25] <makkbe> Fade2Blac: gftpd
[23:25] <Choicefresh> how do i use the gparted cd again?
[23:25] <derspankster> M1DLG, do you have a panel at top?
[23:26] <M1DLG> yes
[23:26] <jescis> can no one help me out? :(
[23:26] <Bakefy> Anyone feel like helping out a nice guy with installing a scanner?
[23:26] <Choicefresh> oh yeah, lemme check the forum
[23:26] <Choicefresh> once sec
[23:26] <menijo_> /etc/mozilla-firefox/mozilla-firefoxrc doesent exist
[23:26] <Finiras> can somebody explain to me how to get my scroll wheel on my mouse working with firefox?
[23:26] <echazan> Choice, the gparted disk is bootable.
[23:26] <Fade2Blac> is that ftp server or a tftp server makkbe its 2 different protocalls
[23:26] <derspankster> M1DLG, then left click on that panel and click add panel
[23:26] <soilworker> menijo, lets try with nano
[23:26] <soilworker> sudo nano /etc/firefox/firefoxrc
[23:26] <menijo_> soilworker: ok. i have no idea what that is
[23:26] <Choicefresh> yay sudp
[23:26] <Choicefresh> *sudo
[23:27] <derspankster> M1DLG, sorry, I meant RIGHT click
[23:27] <makkbe> Fade2Blac: ftp, sorry
[23:27] <derspankster> M1DLG, then add new panel
[23:27] <menijo_> ok im there
[23:27] <Fade2Blac> ok
[23:27] <Vlet> Finiras: what version of ubunt?
[23:27] <menijo_> soilworker: what to do
[23:27] <M1DLG> ok done, it's not the same as the original panel
[23:27] <soilworker> check if you can change
[23:28] <M1DLG> just blank
[23:28] <makkbe> Fade2Blac: have you tried apt-cache search tftp?
[23:28] <soilworker> FIREFOX_DSP="none" to FIREFOX_DSP="esd"
[23:28] <derspankster> M1DLG, you'll need to add what you want to the new bottom panel
[23:28] <menijo_> esd it was?
[23:28] <soilworker> yes
[23:28] <mike> Anyone know why flash games are so slow in Firefox? I'm using Ubuntu 8.04, and it happens with both firefox-2 and firefox-3
[23:28] <Jburrk1> can anyone tell me how to access my internal hdd?
[23:28] <M1DLG> ok
[23:28] <M1DLG> ta
[23:28] <soilworker> te
[23:29] <Caram> Hello :D
[23:29] <soilworker> Jburrk1: Screwdriver and quite a big ammount of curiosity
[23:29] <M1DLG> i'll ave to add the minimise all to desktop button and the trash and the windows/desktops button
[23:29] <M1DLG> thanks
[23:29] <Jburrk1> soilworker: what?
[23:29] <Vlet> mike: you likely don't have the right video card driver installed
[23:29] <kitche> Jburrk1: do you mean mount the hdd or something else?
[23:29] <soilworker> Jburrke: Im a funny person
[23:29] <Vlet> !resolution | mike
[23:29] <Jburrke> soilworker: lol
[23:29] <soilworker> Jburrke: if you ask the right question, i might even could help you
[23:30] <derspankster> M1DLG, you're welcome
[23:30] <mike> Is it a windows drive you're trying to access, JB?
[23:30] <soilworker> lol
[23:30] <Jburrke> soilworker: lol.. well my internal has windows installed
[23:30] <soilworker> So..
[23:31] <Jburrke> external has ubuntu
[23:31] <Jburrke> how can i access my internal from ubuntu
[23:31] <Jburrke> ^^
[23:31] <Caram> When I ran qtparted I got "Error: File system was not cleanly unmounted!  You should run e2fsck.  Modifying an unclean file system could cause severe corruption.
[23:31] <Caram> Error: The file system is bigger than its volume!
[23:31] <Caram> "
[23:31] <menijo_> soilworker: is it saved to file if i just shut the terminal
[23:31] <Caram> should I be worried?
[23:31] <M1DLG> FIXED thank you m8
[23:31] <Caram> >_>
[23:31] <FloodBot1> Caram: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:31] <Vlet> Jburrke: look in your 'places' menu - you should see it in there.
[23:31] <Invisionfree> jussi01?
[23:31] <soilworker> menijo_ check it
[23:31] <menijo_> ho in earth
[23:31] <soilworker> Jburrke: by access you mean modify, view, play
[23:31] <menijo_> ou you mean browser
[23:32] <Jburrke> Vlet: it's not.. last night i was able to access it with some help with people by doing a few strings of terminal commands
[23:32] <soilworker> check if changes
[23:32] <soilworker> were made
[23:32] <Caram> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11943/
[23:32] <frojnd> Anyone has an idea why I can't run as a normal user rotrrent? I get following error: rtorrent: Could not lock session directory: "/muska/mp3s/wildchild/", held by "umbrella:+22462". Ive seaerch for any rtorrent if there would be any other instalnce with ps aux | grep rtorrent but there was nothing
[23:32] <Caram> can I get help on this?
[23:32] <Jburrke> it had something to do with mounting a drive, or something
[23:32] <kitche> Jburrke: well if it's not automounted it usually is already you need to mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/<place of hard drive{sd1, hda1} /media/windows
[23:32] <Vlet> Jburrke: you should have written it down then
[23:32] <Jburrke> i did ><
[23:33] <soilworker> jaja
[23:33] <Jburrke> sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/jburrke
[23:33] <Jburrke> that's the string i was told to copy
[23:33] <kitche> Jburrke: I haven't checked which way ubuntu calls the drives that's why I did sda1 or hda1
[23:33] <menijo_> Soilworker: changes were made, but not saved at least i think. it wont let me leave from the file without ignoring the chnage
[23:33] <Caram> >_<
[23:33] <kitche> Jburrke: and then cd to /mnt/jburrke and it should be mounted :)
[23:33] <Jburrke> well
[23:33] <soilworker> menijo_ just reopen it
[23:33] <Caram> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11943/ <--- Do I have a problem?
[23:33] <Jburrke> when i type that string that i just posted i get "fuse: failed to access mountpoint /mnt/jburrke: no such file or directory"
[23:34] <menijo_> no it did not change it
[23:34] <kitche> Jburrke: is the directory made?
[23:34] <soilworker> menijo_: so try again
[23:34] <Jburrke> kitche: i'm not sure ><
[23:34] <Jburrke> kitche: how can i check?
[23:34]  * Caram pounds his head into the wall
[23:34] <kitche> Jburrke: ls -l /mnt/jburrke
[23:34] <makkbe> Caram: easy...
[23:34] <Jburrke> kitche: no it's not
[23:34] <makkbe> i am thinking
[23:34] <zChris> When i mount a nfs share from the server on my client, it mounts as root and libuuid, whats wrong ?
[23:35] <soilworker> you.
[23:35] <kitche> Jburrke: well you need to make it first with sudo /mnt/jburrke
[23:35] <menijo_> soilworker: i have a problem, i would need to kinda save this change in terminal, but how. It advises to type^x to quit
[23:35] <Caram> http://paste.ubuntu.com/11943/ What does it mean by "The file system is larger than it's volume"?
[23:35] <menijo_> but nothing happens
[23:35] <Jburrke> kitche: can you tell me the whole command?
[23:35] <zChris> soilworker: helpfull...
[23:36] <Simonf1> can someone help me with my broadcom?
[23:36] <soilworker> zChris: laughing is great for trouble.
[23:36] <menijo_> soilworker: I need key kombo for the noob, please :)
[23:36] <soilworker> menijo_ so you cant modify it with nano?
[23:36] <Caram> Argh.
[23:36] <menijo_> yes I can
[23:36] <Jburrke> is it sudo mount /mnt/jburrke?
[23:36] <soilworker> so?
[23:36] <zChris> soilworker: if you dont know, dont reply, easy as that :)
[23:36] <menijo_> dont know how to save it
[23:36] <soilworker> zChris: I knew.
[23:36] <vincenzo> Can I ask here about SSL-bug?
[23:36] <soilworker> zChris: I just hate people with 0 humour.
[23:37] <soilworker> Good luck with your issue.
[23:37] <rcarcamo> lol
[23:37] <kitche> Jburrke: sudo mount /dev/sda2 /mnt/jburrke
[23:37] <zChris> soilworker: I also hate ppl with 0 humour
[23:37] <Simonf1> I need help with a broadcom
[23:37] <vincenzo> How do I fix aothorized_keys?
[23:37] <con-man> I need to run a .net executable in wine any suggestions?
[23:37] <soilworker> menijo_: so..
[23:37] <Jburrke> kitche: mount: can't find /dev/sda2/mnt/jburrke in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[23:37] <Simonf1> !wine | con-man
[23:37] <menijo_> soilworker: so should i type ^x and enter to exit and savve? or what?
[23:38] <cheeseboy> can anyone help me with wubi?
[23:38] <soilworker> yes
[23:38] <Simonf1> cheeseboy: ask a question
[23:38] <makkbe> con-man: that is not possible i am afraid
[23:38] <soilworker> that's pure magic
[23:38] <con-man> Simonf1: Im using wine, its not working
[23:38] <Caram> I got http://paste.ubuntu.com/11943/ when I ran QTparted. What's wrong?
[23:38] <darkone1687> I was having problems with my sound quality so I uninstalled alsamixer and reinstalled it and now it says I don't have a sound card installed
[23:38] <makkbe> con-man: the .net framework is not a part of wine
[23:38] <menijo_> or is it done when its done like in unix?
[23:38] <con-man> makkbe: QQ
[23:38] <zChris> When i mount a nfs share from the server on my client, it mounts as root and libuuid, whats wrong ?
[23:38] <soilworker> menijo_ it's done
[23:39] <Caram> I got http://paste.ubuntu.com/11943/ when I ran QTparted. Any ideas on what's going on?
[23:39] <menijo_> soilworker: ok
[23:39] <makkbe> Caram: what were you trying to do with qtparted?
[23:39] <fiyawerx> Anyone else having problems with firefox just randomly crashing when using gmail?
[23:39] <makkbe> Caram: if you try with gparted instead, what happens?
[23:39] <soilworker> fiyawerx: Nothing is random
[23:39] <crf> fiyawerx yeah, using various websites
[23:39] <Choicefresh> makno
[23:39] <Caram> I just opened it
[23:39] <phixxor> hey guys, I need to do a backup of my mac, and I have enough space on my ubuntu computer to do so. can I just drag and drop the contents of / to a folder on my ubuntu computer?
[23:39] <Choicefresh> makkbe: no
[23:39] <fiyawerx> soilworker, it just seemed to start happening for me today
[23:40] <crf> just disable some of the plugins fiyawerx
[23:40] <Caram> with GParted it wont let me resize my ntfs partition
[23:40] <friel> Got a Dual Montior Issue, Main monitor is no longer working on an extended desktop. anyone got any experience with this?
[23:40] <menijo_> soilworker: it made an file named firefoxrc.save
[23:40] <Slart> phixxor: you should ask some macintosh people that question
[23:40] <Caram> It also shows my ntfs partition as "active"
[23:40] <soilworker> menijo_ delete, rename
[23:40] <kitche> Jburrke: space between /dev/sda2 and /mnt/jburrke
[23:40] <Slart> phixxor: I don't think it would work on a linux system though.. copying the /proc structure might not be in your best interest
[23:40] <makkbe> Choicefresh: no to what? :)
[23:40] <soilworker> fiyawerx: It's JUST in Gmail site?
[23:40] <phixxor> slart: ok. I was wondering if any ubuntu people would have any insights,
[23:40] <Choicefresh> no, i don't have problems with gmail in firefox
[23:40] <fiyawerx> soilworker, that i've noticed, it crashes when i click sign out
[23:41] <Choicefresh> not since a while ago
[23:41] <Choicefresh> try leaving a bug at bugzilla.mozilla.org, but try ff3b5 first
[23:41] <makkbe> Caram: unmount it
[23:41] <Jburrke> kitche: fuse: failed to access mountpoint /mnt/jburrke: No such file or directory
[23:41] <fiyawerx> nod using ff3b5, will try to narrow it down more
[23:41] <menijo_> soilworker: hah no permission to delete the file
[23:41] <DShepherd> fiyawerx, maybe its some addon you have installed?
[23:41] <makkbe> Choicefresh: i think it was fiyawerx who asked that question, not me :)
[23:41] <cheeseboy> anyone help with wubi?
[23:42] <menijo_> im starting konsidder fully re-install.
[23:42] <UneSourisVerte> Hello
[23:42] <Caram> makkbe, it's still showing it as "active"
[23:42] <kitche> Jburrke: did you sudo mkdir /mnt/jburrke like I said?
[23:42] <Caram> while my ext3 isn't shown as active.
[23:42] <Choicefresh> makkbe: oh
[23:42] <nassty> hello there, anybody checked out the Eusso usb wireless adapters ?
[23:42] <makkbe> Caram: weird
[23:42] <crf> Is there an archive program that shows permissions of files within an archive?
[23:42] <soilworker> fiyawerx: What happens if you click on another button
[23:42] <soilworker> menijo_: I'll advise that
[23:42] <nassty> !essuo
[23:42] <nassty> !eusso
[23:42] <Caram> There's an option to make unactive
[23:42] <soilworker> fiyawerx: let's say in Compose
[23:43] <Jburrke> kitche: sorry, forgot.. okay, it returned a blank entry box thing
[23:43] <Jburrke> now i put that string i pasted earlier, right?
[23:43] <Caram> I just dont want to screw up windows.
[23:43] <Slart> phixxor: I don't know how much the macintosh people have changed the basic linux system... but as I said.. I don't think a plain old, drag and drop copy would work.. you've got permissions to worry about.. and stuff you might not want to copy
[23:43] <Caram> Apart from how it comes screwed up out of the box
[23:43] <Caram> :P
[23:43] <newair> Do proprietary DVD drives normally get rejected from Ubuntu?  Like one from an old HP computer? VLC rejects my DVD movies and also MoviePlayer Totem rejects my stuff.
[23:43] <menijo_> soilworker: allthough same problem would be there, because it was there when i did my first ubuntu install
[23:43] <makkbe> Caram: can you still boot into windows?
[23:43] <Caram> yeah
[23:43] <makkbe> if so, try doing a chkdisk in windows
[23:43] <soilworker> menijo_: there's one more thing to try
[23:43] <Slart> newair: installed the libdvdcss thingy?
[23:43] <Caram> okay
[23:43] <soilworker> today, tomorrow i'll dream like 25 more
[23:44] <Caram> Ill be back in an hour :P
[23:44] <phixxor> slart: yeah, I was wondering if I could use rsync
[23:44] <RickX> my windows seem to have lost the top bar with the window controls in them. Can anyone tell me how to get them back?
[23:44] <menijo_> soilworker: one more? what could there be
[23:44] <kitche> Jburrke: yes
[23:44] <makkbe> RickX: are you using compiz?
[23:44] <UneSourisVerte> See you later !
[23:44] <soilworker> menijo_: sudo apt-get install flashplayer-mozilla arts
[23:44] <Caram> ...
[23:44] <Jburrke> kitche: awesome.. thanks, a lot
[23:44] <RickX> makkbe, I don't think I am.
[23:45] <RickX> I should have 4 vitrtual desktops, too, and I don't.
[23:45] <soilworker> rickX, you'll need like 3 pairs of extra eys
[23:45] <Slart> phixxor: that's just an alternative to the copying problem... you'll still have to select what you want to copy
[23:45] <makkbe> RickX: when the windows decoration dissapears it is usually due to compiz
[23:46] <makkbe> the desktop effects that is
[23:46] <menijo_> soilworker: it wont find it
[23:46] <RickX> makkbe, how do I turn it off?
[23:46] <newair> The libdvdcss was attempted with apt get.  I got a message that it was a dependent program. Not able to get or install.
[23:46] <D3RGPS31> how do i refresh iptables so the ports i opened are opened?
[23:46] <makkbe> RickX: preferences --> appearence --> desktop effects
[23:46] <makkbe> or something
[23:46] <friel> Sorry to ask again, But i'm having an issue with dual monitor support, My main monitor refuses to work, Ati Cataylst center is reporting both as DVI connectors, Should it be reporting one as VGA ?
[23:47] <Slart> D3RGPS31: iptables doesn't need refreshing.. if you changed something it's changed when the command returns
[23:47] <soilworker> menijo_ http://developer.songbirdnest.com/nightly/builds/linux/i686/Songbird_0.6pre_20080501_linux-i686.tar.gz
[23:47] <RickX> rats, I think I just turned them on.
[23:47] <D3RGPS31> Slart: the changes i've made haven't been put into effect, the commands were valid and showed up on status as working
[23:48] <D3RGPS31> Slart: but they don't work when i have a client test them
[23:48] <menijo_> ok how to isntall that?
[23:48] <setner> hi everyone
[23:48] <Slart> D3RGPS31: are you working directly on the iptables then? not using some other firewall software?
[23:48] <RickX> makkbe, there is no button to turn them off, just enable.
[23:48] <soilworker> it's a tar.gz
[23:48] <D3RGPS31> Slart: yes, just iptables
[23:48] <zChris> When i mount a nfs share from the server on my client, it mounts as root and libuuid, whats wrong ?
[23:48] <makkbe> RickX: there should be a "no effects" button or the like
[23:48] <menijo_> yes. it seems to open in a window
[23:48] <brentc4m> can someone explain why an apt-get upgrade would hold back openssh-server and openssh-client? trying to clean up after the vuln
[23:48] <phixxor> does anyone know if gparted works on intel macs?
[23:48] <phixxor> the gparted cd
[23:49] <chetnick> anybody plays CS on ubuntu (wine)? How can i set resolution? It cant do it trough options-video in CS. ?
[23:49] <Slart> D3RGPS31: what kind of commands have you tried?
[23:49] <kitche> zChris: well it will mount as root not sure what the group is though
[23:49] <RickX> when I try to goto system-preferences-windows, I get an error window manager unknow.
[23:49] <soilworker> menijo_ it's already downloaded?
[23:49] <zChris> kitche: for me it mounts as libuuid, and for a friend of mine it mounts as his user
[23:49] <menijo_> soilworker: yes
[23:49] <Slart> chetnick: have you checked the application database? might be some hints there
[23:50] <RickX> how can I kill whatever manager is running, and restart metacity?
[23:50] <makkbe> RickX: hum...
[23:50] <D3RGPS31> Slart: http://pastebin.com/d61c0b8bc
[23:50] <menijo_> and it opens library and lots of different files
[23:50] <chetnick> Slart: i am looking at it right now ... :)
[23:50] <andresj> hello. my sound is not working. not flash, not kde4 nor aplay produce anything in my speakers. I don't know what could've caused it, but it was working fine yesterday...
[23:50] <soilworker> menijo_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Songbird
[23:51] <makkbe> RickX: metacity --replace
[23:51] <Slart> D3RGPS31: looks correct.. but I haven't messed with iptables for a long time.. you're running this on a computer directly connect to the internet?
[23:51] <Eighth> Hi i was just wondering if im using a usb mouse and keyboard i dont need the psmouse module right? :)
[23:51] <RickX> makkbe, metacity is back...
[23:51] <D3RGPS31> Slart: no, through a router with firewall disabled
[23:52] <RickX> will it stay as the default?
[23:52] <makkbe> andresj: try sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[23:52] <andresj> makkbe: I already tried it :(
[23:52] <Slart> D3RGPS31: setting up port forwarding for something? are you sure the ports are forwarded properly?
[23:52] <makkbe> RickX: try restarting your X server with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace and you will find out
[23:52] <menijo_> soilworker: ok now its installed, should i try if sites work or is there more?
[23:52] <D3RGPS31> Slart: port forwarding isn't needed in the router, the firewall is disabled
[23:52] <soilworker> just go!
[23:53] <andresj> makkbe: and I jsut did it again, too. but aplay still does not work
[23:53] <soilworker> jaja
[23:53] <compy> could someone point me in the right direction to do this:  Have my ubuntu box have all my music and then over the network beable to connect to it and stream/play the music from my ubuntu box?  Should i use xbmc or mythtv or what?
[23:53] <menijo_> hooray for the sausage party. no sound what so ever :( saddly
[23:54] <soilworker> well.
[23:54] <soilworker> This has a good finale at least.
[23:54] <soilworker> Your issues are with alsa
[23:54] <newair> Slart: so DVD players normally work with Ubuntu?
[23:54] <Slart> D3RGPS31: well.. as I said.. afaik iptables works instantly.. no need to "activate" the rules or "refresh" anything..
[23:54] <FooAtari> what are you streaming to compy?  kind of lost me a bit
[23:54] <RickX> makkbe, no, metacity didn't stay.
[23:55] <soilworker> menijo_ backup your info, and format your hd
[23:55] <Slart> D3RGPS31: but iptables are messy to work with.. hundreds of ways of making a mistake =)
[23:55] <Finiras> how do i see whether i have the x86 or x64 version of ubuntu installed?
[23:55] <makario> newair: http://lifehacker.com/350015/enable-dvd-playback-in-ubuntu-in-two-commands But only if it's legal in your country.
[23:55] <soilworker> i wouldn advise installing hardy heron
[23:55] <Slart> Finiras: lsb_release -a
[23:55] <Starnestommy> Finiras: uname -m
[23:55] <menijo_> soilworker: thats it, thank you wery wery much for you patience and help. At least I learned alot about ubuntu. I will re isntall. Thank you for all the help. cheers
[23:55] <crackerjackz> im using gentoo any idea why emerge vDNu dbus | wgetpaste is pasting the wrong thing
[23:55] <soilworker> I see you more comfortable with gutsy
[23:55] <crackerjackz> i asked in #gentoo but they seem to be ignoring me
[23:55] <Slart> newair: well.. it's always worked for me.. I'm not sure I've tried using a .. ahem.. regular.. commercial dvd
[23:55] <menijo_> It was a long day :D
[23:55] <Starnestommy> crackerjackz: this channel is for ubuntu support, not gentoo
[23:56] <jeriath> so i set the reserved block count to 0 and i still have 1.55 GB being used on my ext2 drives :/
[23:56] <makario> My hard drive is currently partitioned so that I can not add an extra partition for swap. Is swap still recommended?
[23:56] <soilworker> jaja, it was
[23:56] <andresj> aaahhhh! it was on mute! sorry ;)
[23:56] <Finiras> ah.. so x86_64 means that I have the 64 bit version of ubuntu?
[23:56] <crackerjackz> i understand that Starnestommy but my distros channel is not helping me
[23:56] <Slart> Finiras: yes
[23:56] <soilworker> what time is in Suomi?
[23:56] <Finiras> ty
[23:56] <crackerjackz> if some one here has the answer it would be greatly appreciated
[23:56] <compy> anyone ^^
[23:56] <joe_> ola
[23:56] <FooAtari> yeah makario
[23:56] <menijo_> its 2.30 am
[23:56] <makkbe> andresj: lol
[23:56] <FooAtari> compy, what are you streaming to?
[23:56] <makario> FooAtari: Okay. I'm guessing swap files are the way to go?
[23:57] <soilworker> menijo_ go sleep and dream about alsa
[23:57] <menijo_> night and im going to work at the morning :D
[23:57] <soilworker> here's just 08
[23:57] <compy> FooAtari: so have my music on my ubuntu box and steam it to my mac
[23:57] <FooAtari> It's not the best idea to go without one. you might be ok if you have a lot of ram...
[23:57] <menijo_> yes I will do that. thanks again and bye :D
[23:57] <linkmaster03> I cannot use "java" as a command in my terminal, even though I have JRE installed... Java applets in Firefox work fine, what's wrong?
[23:57] <compy> over network
[23:57] <RickX> makario, OK... metacity --replace restarted metacity, and my previous settings. Saving the sessions made things permanent.
[23:57] <Nith> makario: swap files  are always recomended unless you've got a massive amount of ram
[23:58] <Nith> linkmaster03: prolly your path, check if the binarys are in your path
[23:58] <newair> Slart: Thank you.  I guess I will just live with it for now. Got to go
[23:58] <dopievoli> I've installed some metacity themes yet it does not show, is there a fix?
[23:58] <menijo_> its so hard to part after this long stucle :D ok il go il go :D
[23:58] <crackerjackz> can some one here help me with wgetpaste
[23:58] <Slart> newair: bye
[23:59] <soilworker> harder.better.faster.stronger
[23:59] <FooAtari> hmmm.  I just setup a share when I was accessing music from my windows PC.  Other than that I use mediatomb to stream to my PS3
[23:59] <RickX> is there any utility that applies gtk themes to KDE apps in Gnome?
[23:59] <Lancej> Anyone know why fdisk -l would list /dev/sda1 as a partition but it wouldn't actually show up in ls /dev and couldn't be mounted? (/dev/sda should have a NTFS partition on it)
[23:59] <ArthurArchnix> Well, I've just reinstalled and it hasn't fixed my problem of random lockups/freezes/x-restarts. I'm on all intel hardware that's been really well supported since feisty. Anyone come across something similar?
[23:59] <vlt> Hello. There are various ways to install Ubuntu. I'm ssh connected to a netbooted Debian with an empty hard disk and the install dvd iso mounted. Any chance to run the installer from the dvd (w/o sitting in front of the machine)?
[23:59] <lusepuster> Goodmorning! Since a few days ago, I get the error message at login that it fails to initialize HAL. Sucks, because it means that my power management on my lappy doesn't work. Tried googling but can't seem to find anything newer than Dapper. Does anyone know what might be up?