[00:00] <perillux> Rummandinho: do you use the default settings?
[00:00] <Gnea> audacity++
[00:00] <Rummandinho> Nah i just now use Sony Sound Forge
[00:00] <Rummandinho> :)
[00:00] <DrVali> steven_, do ls --help
[00:00] <perillux> Rummandinho: because I get HORRIBLE quality with the defaults.
[00:00] <DrVali> read the commands, and see if you can get ls to give you the output you want.
[00:00] <Rummandinho> Audacity is a good alternative but it really messes up if you have the W32.pate.b virus.
[00:00] <mn> What does it mean when I'm getting Hits while apt-get updating?
[00:00] <DrVali> when you do, just repeat the command with the "> /home...." part and you'll have your answer.
[00:00] <steven_> DrVali: thanks. will do.
[00:00] <zammyking112> how do you install flash?
[00:00] <mysterycool> Is there a way to put Applications, Places and System into one menu? I know there is a way but I don't know how. :/
[00:01] <Rummandinho> Try changin the KBps and Sample rate perillux
[00:01] <tabakhase_> something seems to be strange to my hdd...
[00:01] <Gnea> !flash | zammyking112
[00:01] <mysterycool> zammyking112: Go to a flash website like youtube.
[00:02] <mysterycool> !universal
[00:02] <luis> hey guys, I have a question
[00:02] <Jordan_U> mysterycool: gnome-main-menu ?
[00:02] <perillux> Rummandinho: that helps a little ya.  But I remember recording in windows movie maker at 44100 Hz and it sounded great.  Now it doesn't sound even half that good at 48000 Hz with audacity.
[00:02] <mysterycool> Jordan_U: Is that a package?
[00:03] <erUSUL> zammyking112: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfre
[00:03] <Kidfork> Im having a little troyub'
[00:03] <Kidfork> exit
[00:03] <corunum> can someone help me find out whats wrong with my sound?
[00:03] <Jordan_U> mysterycool: Yes, it's basically SuSe's main menu
[00:03] <tabakhase_> Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BOIS <- always with that "pci=routeirq" @ Gnea
[00:03] <mysterycool> Jordan_U: Oh, thank you :)
[00:03] <MrKennie_> corunum: what is the problem you're having?
[00:03] <Rummandinho> 44100 and 48000 has the worlds difference
[00:03] <Rummandinho> It makes Jim Morrisson sound like Dolly Parton
[00:03] <mysterycool> corunum: Yes?
[00:04] <Rummandinho> Hmmmmmmmm
[00:04] <D3RGPS31> Is there a package out there that allows me to use my command shell in a web browser, remotely?
[00:04] <Rummandinho> Wait lemme do a bit diggin in wikihow for you
[00:04] <corunum> my sound stopped working all of a sudden, I think it may be a problem with the mp3 codecs or somethin
[00:04] <kindofabuzz> D3RGPS31, umm just ssh
[00:04] <ulmolavender> _Zeus_: Yeah, I restarted all of my routers and stuff, and now it works
[00:04] <mn> What does it mean when I'm getting Hits while apt-get updating?
[00:04] <usser> D3RGPS31, thats not a good idea, just use ssh
[00:04] <mysterycool> corunum: It used to work before?
[00:04] <corunum> my music player stopped playing songs, it simply doesnt start them
[00:04] <corunum> yes mystery, it worked this morning
[00:05] <D3RGPS31> usser: I know it's not a good idea, I'd just like to know
[00:05] <mysterycool> corunum: Wait, it runs them but you hear no sound or the player won't open?
[00:05] <corunum> I tried two other music players and they both just crash
[00:05] <Rummandinho> I don't have a music player for my linux
[00:05] <Rummandinho> I don't have a video player for my linux
[00:05] <corunum> player wont open
[00:05] <Rummandinho> I don't have a player for my linux
[00:05] <Rummandinho> That's why I am shunned to Windows
[00:05] <usser> D3RGPS31, you could probably write something like that yourself in php i suppose
[00:05] <mrNotYou> corunum: You use rhythmbox?
[00:05] <usser> D3RGPS31, but i never heard of a package that does that
[00:06] <D3RGPS31> usser: thank you
[00:06] <corunum> yes, that one stopped working so I got audacious then amarok and neither work
[00:06] <jmichelsen_> so using the "!!" replicates the last command, is there a way to replace the first part of it, for example i do "vi scripts.sh" and then want to run it, is there something that will remove the vi so "!!" just repeat the last part?
[00:06] <kindofabuzz> D3RGPS31, alot easier to just ssh
[00:06] <SchmittyLHC> whats a good command line irc chat client. I looking for something that is probably already installed on a redhat system? any ideas?
[00:06] <mrNotYou> corunum: Go to the terminal and type in rhythmbox
[00:06] <zammyking112> How do i get flash player to work?
[00:06] <jmichelsen_> SchmittyLHC: irlli
[00:07] <jmichelsen_> SchmittyLHC: irssi
[00:07] <mrNotYou> corunum: Tell me the output.
[00:07] <lenswipe> how do i install mcrypt on ubuntu so it works with phpmyadmin
[00:07] <SchmittyLHC> ic
[00:07] <tabakhase_> this shiddens me =(
[00:07] <zammyking112> ﻿How do i get flash player to work?
[00:07] <lenswipe> apt-get mcrypt DOESNT WORK! :(
[00:07] <SchmittyLHC> who here is running a command line irc client right now?
[00:07] <corunum> it opened rhythmbox :/
[00:07] <tabakhase_> I just need my old, sweet 2.6.15 kernel <3
[00:07] <mrNotYou> corunum: So, it does work?
[00:08] <lenswipe> anyone know anything about mcrypt?
[00:08] <corunum> it opens but doesnt play any songs
[00:08] <zammyking112> ﻿How do i get flash player to work?
[00:08] <kindofabuzz> zammyking112, install it?
[00:08] <corunum> I think its something with the codecs
[00:08] <kindofabuzz> !flash | zammyking112
[00:08] <nathanielneall> where can i get more visualizations for rhythmbox music player
[00:08] <lenswipe> MYCRYPT halp please
[00:08] <zammyking112> install what and how?
[00:08] <lenswipe> i cant get mycrpt to work
[00:08] <favro> !info mcrypt > lenswipe
[00:08] <jmichelsen_> SchmittyLHC: irssi
[00:09] <kindofabuzz> zammyking112, read the link
[00:09] <jmichelsen_> so using the "!!" replicates the last command, is there a way to replace the first part of it, for example i do "vi scripts.sh" and then want to run it, is there something that will remove the vi so "!!" just repeat the last part?
[00:09] <lenswipe> favro: "mcrypt (source: mcrypt): Replacement for old unix crypt(1). In component universe, is optional. Version 2.6.4-3.2ubuntu2 (hardy), package size 64 kB, installed size 264 kB" means nothing to me, can u expain?
[00:09] <nathanielneall> jmichelsen, for terminal you mean?
[00:10] <favro> lenswipe: the package mcrypt is in the universe repository ready to be installed
[00:10] <favro> !universe > lenswipe
[00:11] <lenswipe> favro: i know, i installed it but PMA still doesnt work with it for some reason
[00:11] <favro> ohh
[00:11] <lenswipe> favro: any ideas?
[00:11] <jmichelsen_> nathanielneall: yea
[00:11] <lenswipe> favro: im still getting a message from PMA telling me that its not installed
[00:11] <jmichelsen_> nathanielneall: for terminal manipulation
[00:11] <lenswipe> favro: :=[
[00:12] <Kidfork> Im having a bit of trouble with Ubuntu, I turned on my computer and everything is B I G. Like the toolbar is big, the icons are big, the programs are big. How can i fix this?
[00:12] <favro> lenswipe> apt-get mcrypt DOESNT WORK! :( is what I started with - I don't know mcrypt sorry :)
[00:12] <gaintsura> favro: I think its libmcrypt
[00:12] <jmichelsen_> nathanielneall: another example, say I do "cat script.sh" and then want to edit it, can I do !! but replace the "cat" with vi or something? maybe sed can do what I want
[00:12] <lenswipe> favro: ok np
[00:13] <favro> !info mcrypt > gaintsura
[00:13] <Kidfork> Im having a bit of trouble with Ubuntu, I turned on my computer and everything is B I G. Like the toolbar is big, the icons are big, the programs are big. How can i fix this?
[00:13] <ToastGuy> How do I figure out what my computer IP address is?
[00:13] <gaintsura> favro: thanks, but why are you telling me?
[00:13] <blaylock> ifconfig
[00:13] <ToastGuy> like on windows ipconfig
[00:13] <jmichelsen_> ifconfig
[00:13] <ToastGuy> o
[00:13] <tabakhase_> KiDFlaShresolution?
[00:13] <ToastGuy> thank!
[00:13] <ToastGuy> thanks!
[00:14] <FloodBot2> ToastGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:14] <favro> gaintsura> favro: I think its libmcrypt <-- this
[00:14] <lenswipe> gainsura: no he was right, libmycrypt doesnt exist aparently according to terminal
[00:14] <gaintsura> oh ^_^
[00:14] <lenswipe> lol
[00:14] <lenswipe> oops
[00:14] <lenswipe> i meant to write mcrypt
[00:14] <gaintsura> man, I'm so tired... and all I want is for 'null address' to stop trying to get into my system
[00:14] <lenswipe> the mycript was a typo
[00:15] <Kidfork> Im having a bit of trouble with Ubuntu, I turned on my computer and everything is B I G. Like the toolbar is big, the icons are big, the programs are big. How can i fix this?
[00:15] <SchmittyLHC> does anyhere use bitchx?
[00:15] <gaintsura> lenswipe: I know what you meant, I frequently type mycrypt too
[00:15] <mrNotYou> What's the package to put a menu in the panel that has Applications, Places and System in one menu?
[00:15] <tabakhase_> KiDFlaSh resolution?!
[00:15] <lenswipe> gainsura: lulz
[00:15] <mrNotYou> Kidforx: Resolution.
[00:15] <Jordan_U> gaintsura: denyhosts ?
[00:15] <mrNotYou> *Kidfork: Resolution.
[00:15] <Kidfork> mrNotYou: How can i fix this?
[00:16] <travis_> how do i make a list of commands run in every single sistem boot?
[00:16] <gaintsura> Jordan_U: ??
[00:16] <zcat[1]> !res
[00:16] <mrNotYou> travis_: sessions.
[00:16] <gaintsura> Jordan_U: mind if I pm paste you a line from the log?
[00:16] <travis_> .bashrc?
[00:16] <gaintsura> travis_: .bashrc is only for when you open a terminal
[00:16] <travis_> but this one loads only when the shell program is run
[00:16] <mrNotYou> Kidfork: Go to System -> Preferences -> Screen resolution.
[00:16] <gaintsura> found that out the hardway
[00:16] <travis_> yes
[00:16] <Jordan_U> gaintsura: I would prefer you use pastebin
[00:16] <gaintsura> Jordan_U: ok, np
[00:16] <lukin> hi there
[00:17] <travis_> is there another archive wich loads everytime?
[00:17] <travis_> file
[00:17] <travis_> y mean
[00:17] <mrNotYou> travis_: Try the sessions.
[00:17] <travis_> i
[00:17] <favro> travis_: .bash_profile loads after login
[00:17] <mykhi> hi, i accidently damaged /usr/lib/libGL.so.1, is there any way to fix it?
[00:17] <travis_> mrnotyou
[00:17] <gaintsura> Jordan_U: http://pastie.org/267848 thats 4 recent lines
[00:18] <firi> I'm trying to listen to some music, and when I launch Rhythmbox, Rhythmbox takes 30% of my CPU usage and Pulseaudio another 30% of my 2.9GHz CPU. Is this normal behavior?
[00:18] <travis_> i actually want to do it by hand
[00:18] <lukin> need help configuring skystar2 on ubuntu guys anyone please?
[00:18] <travis_> using vi
[00:18] <mrNotYou> travis_: oh.
[00:18] <travis_> etc...
[00:18] <usser> mykhi, i think u have to reinstall your video driver for that
[00:18] <Kidfork> mrNotYou: The resolution options are 640X480 (which is set at) and 320X240 (which makes it even bigger
[00:18] <usser> mykhi, libGL is part of your video driver
[00:18] <mrNotYou> Kidfork: You can set the resolution you want.
[00:18] <gaintsura> favro: does that include running command's (the .bash_profile)
[00:18] <mykhi> usser, you mean like fglrx?
[00:18] <nibsa1242b> firi: if Rhythmbox is indexing, yes. And yes, Pulseaudio frequently uses large amounts of CPU on my 2.42GHz CPU.
[00:19] <travis_> thx
[00:19] <Kidfork> mrNotYou: How is this possiable?
[00:19] <usser> mykhi, yea if u use ati
[00:19] <mrNotYou> Kidfork: Hang on a sec plz.
[00:19] <mykhi> yep
[00:19] <gaintsura> hey IndyGunFreak ^_^
[00:19] <firi> nibsa1242b: Thank you.
[00:19] <usser> mykhi, then thats the one
[00:19] <IndyGunFreak> gaintsura: how goes it.
[00:19] <favro> gaintsura: I use it to startx after I login automatically - I don't run a *dm
[00:19] <usser> mykhi, in the synaptic look in the fglrx package properties you'll pbbly see libGL file there
[00:19] <gaintsura> IndyGunFreak: not bad, I'm tired as all get up though
[00:19] <mykhi> usser, fglrx-kernel-2.6.26.3_8-7-2_i386.deb
[00:20] <gaintsura> favro: ahh, is there a way to make a command run every time you login to a gui?
[00:20] <mykhi> usser, will dpkg -i do the trick?
[00:20] <zcat[1]> gaintsura, system > preferences > session
[00:20] <gaintsura> zcat[1]: doesn't work
[00:20] <zcat[1]> gaintsura, works here. what command?
[00:20] <mrNotYou> Kidfork: Did you click on Detect Displays?
[00:21] <Kidfork> mrNotYou: Yes
[00:21] <gaintsura> zcat[1]: trying to get a custom made 'shader' python script to run
[00:21] <usser> mykhi, nope u have to purge and its not fglrx-kernel package its another one
[00:21] <gaintsura> zcat[1]: its something similar to python /home/gaintsura/new_shader.py <window>
[00:21] <favro> gaintsura: in ubuntu there is admin - session - startup for that
[00:21] <gaintsura> favro: negative
[00:21] <gaintsura> brb
[00:21] <usser> mykhi, xorg-driver-fglrx
[00:22] <mykhi> usser, so apt-get --reinstall install xorg-driver-fglrx? >>
[00:22] <mrNotYou> !resolution | kidfork
[00:22] <extor> Is there any way for me to send text to my desktop as a pure text overlay that just overshadows any windows I have open? Sorta like this screenshot: http://www.carmosaic.com/weather/scripts/image-overlay-demo.php
[00:22] <steven_> Hello all. I just bought a used laptop that I want to set up for my mom with Ubuntu. Can someone point me to a a link where I can learn how to remotely connect to her laptop when I'm off to college in order to update it, install software, and do other administrative things.
[00:22] <eubey> is there a good alternative for windows journal for ubuntu tablets? i've tried xournal but it isn't pressure sensitive
[00:22] <usser> mykhi, dont reinstall just yet cause im not sure that libGL belongs to that package look it up in synaptic properties->installed files
[00:22] <zcat[1]> gaintsura, wrap the command inside a bash script and run that? That usually works out more reliablethan launching a long comand with multiple parameters from in session
[00:23] <mykhi> usser, i wish to know what you're talking about >>
[00:23] <zcat[1]> gtgkthxbye
[00:23] <mrNotYou> !vnc | steven_
[00:23] <usser> mykhi, hang on, i'll look it u[
[00:24] <usser> mykhi, *up
[00:24] <mykhi> thanks a lot
[00:24] <steven_> mrNotYou: thank you.
[00:24] <mrNotYou> steven_: np :D =]
[00:24] <zammyking112> how do i make it so my screen aint so big
[00:24] <gaintsura> Jordan_U: any ideas?
[00:24] <Decepticon> how do i turn on talkd so i can send the other user a massage
[00:24] <mrNotYou> eubey: I am not familiar with windows journal. What is it?
[00:24] <mykhi> i actualy dont even have xorg-driver-fglrx in apt-get
[00:24] <Jordan_U> gaintsura: No, sorry
[00:25] <usser> mykhi, is that the file? /usr/lib/libGL.so.1
[00:25] <gaintsura> =(
[00:25] <Jordan_U> mykhi: Make sure that you have restricted enabled
[00:25] <mykhi> usser, yes
[00:25] <eubey> mrNotYou, note taking using wacom pen, like a really specialized paint kind of
[00:25] <gaintsura> IndyGunFreak: you know any security related stuffs?
[00:25] <usser> mykhi, how did u install ati driver? envy?
[00:25] <mrNotYou> eubey: Oh, sorry, I don't know. :/
[00:25] <mykhi> nope sid, i could do it on envy
[00:26] <mrNotYou> Is there a way to send messages to another computer connected to the same network?
[00:26] <ASrock> i am having issues with ubuntu disconnecting from the internet, it works for a little while then it just quits, i have tried 2 different wireless adapters and 2 routers
[00:26] <mykhi> so i went for a sec on sid to get newest version
[00:26] <IndyGunFreak> gaintsura: other than, use a hardware firewall, disable ESSID, put a good password on your wireless network and change the default ESSID... no.
[00:26] <gaintsura> =(
[00:26] <mrNotYou> !wireless | ASrock
[00:26] <gaintsura> need IPtables/security related stuff
[00:26] <usser> mykhi, sid?
[00:26] <mrNotYou> ASrock: I am not sure if that might help but give it a try. Wireless has alway been a bug in Linux.
[00:27] <mykhi> usser, yes i got ati drivers from sid
[00:27] <usser> mykhi, what is sid?
[00:27] <mykhi> unstable
[00:27] <ASrock> ya but what i dont get is that one of my wireless adapters is connected via ethernet port
[00:27] <Jordan_U> mykhi: You can't use packages from Debian in Ubuntu
[00:27] <ASrock> ...just like i wired connection so i wouldnt think that the adapter would have anything to do with it
[00:28] <usser> mykhi, are u running debian?
[00:28] <mykhi> well im actualy using debian >>
[00:28] <mrNotYou> ASrock: Again, it is wireless connected so there could still be a bug.
[00:28] <mrNotYou> Is there a way to send messages to another computer connected to the same network?
[00:28] <mykhi> i hope it doesnt matter too much ><
[00:28] <Jordan_U> mykhi: You know there is a debian channel?
[00:28] <EagleScreen> can gdebi install more than one package at the same time?
[00:28] <D1sa5t3r> anyone have Acer Aspire One?
[00:28] <ehtom> how can I get the number of bytes per sector for a device?
[00:28] <ASrock> well i am shopping for a new wireless adapter for my computer can anyone tell me a wireless adapter that works right out of the box with ubuntu?
[00:28] <mykhi> Jordan_U,  no i dont, it connects me to here automaticly
[00:29] <usser> mykhi, i dont know what the package called in debian the point is u have to reinstall fglrx
[00:29] <mrNotYou> !talkd
[00:29] <ehtom> mykhi: then you aren't using debian...
[00:29] <KiDFlaSh> can you USE the KAME
[00:29] <KiDFlaSh> ?
[00:29] <tabakhase_> wooo
[00:29] <tabakhase_> it seems like ive got my kernel back...
[00:29] <KiDFlaSh> the kame package
[00:29] <byte-> hello
[00:29] <KiDFlaSh> kenn you use it?
[00:29] <tabakhase_> booting... *hope*
[00:29] <KiDFlaSh> can*
[00:29] <byte-> i'm a bit confused on the init script situation for 8.04
[00:29] <mykhi> usser, so if i used fglrx-kernel-src ill just recompile them again
[00:30] <Jordan_U> mykhi: Really, xchat in debian connects you here, that's odd. Anyway you can go to the debian channel by typing "/join #debian"
[00:30] <byte-> is upstart used by default, or is it sysv still?
[00:30] <KiDFlaSh> why you try to denie it?
[00:30] <Jordan_U> byte-: upstart
[00:30] <byte-> because i don't have an inittab, but i also don't have upstart installed
[00:30] <byte-> which is confusing the hell out of me
[00:30] <byte-> i don't have any of the upstart binaries, and i don't have any of the configuration files
[00:31] <byte-> it seems like a pretty standard install besides the fact that it's inside vmware
[00:31] <byte-> any ideas on what's going on?
[00:31] <grendal_prime> is there a front end for shred?
[00:31] <axeus> Are Wobbly Windows not supported by Compiz?
[00:31] <byte-> it boots up fine and everything...
[00:31] <KiDFlaSh> omg
[00:31] <mrNotYou> axeus: They are.
[00:31] <KiDFlaSh> who use compiz?
[00:31] <Jordan_U> byte-: Can you pastebin the output from "apt-cache policy upstart" ?
[00:31] <perillux> is there any way to make audacity record at a lower volume.  Or to make it sort of "auto-level" so that it doesn't go too high and then get clipped making poor sound quality
[00:32] <axeus> Hmm, I suppose I need to get a separate application to manage the settings of Compiz because I dont' see any type of configuration for that in X.
[00:32] <byte-> oops, my bad
[00:32] <byte-> i'm guessing the upstart binaries are in /sbin or /usr/sbin
[00:32] <byte-> i didn't actually look in there
[00:32] <byte-> it says it's installed
[00:32] <tabakhase_> How to freeze the kernel now? So that updater dont update him?
[00:32] <usser> mykhi, its not the kernel module u need to recompile its the driver itself that contains libGL
[00:32] <mn> What command is the equivalent of "del" in Win?
[00:32] <SchmittyLHC> i typed /join #channel; but i can't see the channel dialog, how can i view the chat inside the channel in bitchx?
[00:32] <byte-> but i can't find /etc/init/jobs.d
[00:32] <byte-> because it's not there
[00:33] <mykhi> usser, yea i just fond out cause it didnt work ;/
[00:33] <SchmittyLHC> mn: rm
[00:33] <tabakhase_> nm rm?
[00:33] <mn> k
[00:33] <mn> thx
[00:33] <byte-> nevermind, i can't find the upstart binaries in any of the sbins, either
[00:33] <Flannel> SchmittyLHC: You'll have to consult your BitchX documentation.  BitchX isn't in Ubuntu due to its horrible security holes.
[00:33] <byte-> let me pastebin the output for you
[00:34] <mykhi> usser, is it fglrx-driver? or xserver-xorg-video-ati? im confused
[00:34] <SchmittyLHC> what command line client do you suggest Flannel?
[00:34] <Flannel> SchmittyLHC: I prefer irssi personally
[00:34] <SchmittyLHC> ok, i'll try that thanx Flannel
[00:34] <axeus> Hmm, Isn't Wobbly Windows supposed to be enabled by default with Compiz?
[00:34] <SchmittyLHC> im on a command line kick
[00:34] <Jordan_U> axeus: No
[00:34] <evilGUI> anyone know why I can't resume video in mplayer?
[00:34] <axeus> Ah ok.
[00:35] <zcat[1]> http://pastebin.com/f23d5482e -- 'persistent' drops me into busybox. I have a second partiton, it's etx2 and labeled casper-rw. What else am I missing?
[00:35] <BigBear> can ubuntu corrupt an ntfs partiition?
[00:35] <axeus> Well I just shoved a X850XTPE I found lying around in my closet in this box so I figure I can spare the resources.
[00:35] <darren__> wobby windows you have to select when you install ubuntu if your grafics card can handel it
[00:36] <evilGUI> I've been trying to find out how to fix this issue for weeks :/
[00:36] <usser> mykhi, its probably fglrx-driver
[00:36] <byte-> http://pastebin.com/m446ce7e5
[00:36] <usser> mykhi, ati one is a opensource driver
[00:36] <axeus> darren__ I just apt-get Installed KDE on the latest release of Ubuntu.
[00:36] <axeus> darren__ So I just installed Compiz.
[00:36] <Joelito> Hi all, is there a SMTP server a light as lighttp web server? I only need to send emails to test my web form from my localhost?
[00:37] <byte-> Jordan_U, any thoughts?
[00:37] <Flannel> Joelito: From localhost to where?
[00:37] <BigBear> can i use ntfs as the swap file?
[00:38] <yates> question: how do you get a touchpad to drag by double-tap-and-hold?
[00:38] <yates> '
[00:38] <darren__> axeus: sorry im new to linux i just know iselected mine in system prefrences apperance visual effects
[00:38] <Jordan_U> byte-: So upstart is installed, where is the mystery?
[00:38] <BigBear> i meant use a swap file?
[00:38] <zcat[1]> http://pastebin.com/f23d5482e -- 'persistent' drops me into busybox. I have a second partiton, it's etx2 and labeled casper-rw. What else am I missing? Anybody?
[00:38] <evilGUI> the only thing thats holding me back from ditching windows is a working video player
[00:38] <yates> "
[00:38] <yates> question: how do you get a touchpad to drag by double-tap-and-hold?
[00:38] <byte-> Jordan_U, i can't find the configuration file
[00:38] <Joelito> Flannel: Hi, mostly is a contact-feedback form that will send an email either gmail or yahoo
[00:38] <IndyGunFreak> darren__: do you ahve gsynaptics installed?
[00:38] <byte-> Jordan_U, and i also incidentally can't find any of the upstart binaries
[00:38] <IndyGunFreak> sorry darren__
[00:38] <byte-> which seems like it might be related to the missing configuration file problem
[00:39] <Flannel> Joelito: using which email address though? something like esmtp can be used as long as you're only relaying it to a "real" smtp server
[00:39] <darren__> IndyGunFreak: thats ok
[00:39] <Kidfork> mrNotYou: Are you still here?
[00:39] <IndyGunFreak> evilGUI: what do you mean a working video player?
[00:39] <Jordan_U> byte-: The upstart binary is named init
[00:39] <evilGUI> I can't pause and resume in mplayer
[00:39] <evilGUI> with any video type
[00:39] <byte-> Jordan_U, fair enough
[00:39] <Joelito> Flannel: I think it'll be to gmail
[00:39] <IndyGunFreak> evilGUI: thats because mplayer sucks, use vlc
[00:39] <zefyr> god
[00:39] <perillux> what's the package name that has the volume level monitor and recording level monitor, I need to install it.
[00:39] <zefyr> i hate cpanel so bad
[00:40] <zefyr> i dont see why hosts rely on it so much
[00:40] <Flannel> Joelito: gmail has smtp I believe, so that'll work.
[00:40] <byte-> Jordan_U, is the default ubuntu upstart config file /etc/init/jobs.d?
[00:40] <darren__> Hi does any one know a good music player that you can add skins to
[00:40] <Flannel> byte-: I think its events.d
[00:40] <byte-> Jordan_U, that's what the upstart site says, but it also said the binary was named 'upstart'
[00:40] <Kidfork> darren__:VLC
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> !audacious | darren__
[00:40] <IndyGunFreak> oops
[00:41] <chalcedony> .pdf fails to open: Unhandled MIME type: "application/x-ole-storage"  i only see a few error reports like this.. and none of them is current. it won't open regular pdf files  on Ubuntu Hardy 8.4
[00:41] <IndyGunFreak> darren__: audacious uses xmms skins, google and you'll find plenty of them
[00:41] <Joelito> Flannel: Thanks :), is it "easy" as lighttp? I mean configuration...was really easy to add support to php, python and perl cgi scripts in my server.
[00:41] <darren__> Kidfork: ok thanks i wil take a look
[00:41] <Kidfork> Ubottu: I did what you said about the sudo /etc/init.d/?dm, do i start, stop, reload, or what?
[00:41] <chalcedony> This is an error opening the file in Evince : .pdf fails to open: Unhandled MIME type: "application/x-ole-storage"  i only see a few error reports like this.. and none of them is current. it won't open regular pdf files  on Ubuntu Hardy 8.4
[00:41] <byte-> how would i go about changing the default runlevel
[00:41] <byte-> ?
[00:41] <Flannel> Joelito: Mail servers are infinitely more complicated than webservers, but for what you're doing, it should be relatively straight forward.
[00:41] <IndyGunFreak> vlc is more liek a complete audio/video player... for just music, i'd look at audacious
[00:42] <byte-> nothing in /etc/events.d particularly pops out at me
[00:42] <Joelito> Flannel: Thanks, I'll digg in :)
[00:42] <byte-> actually
[00:42] <chalcedony> any suggestions on where to ask about Evince, besides here?
[00:42] <Kidfork> !resolution | Kidfork
[00:42] <byte-> it looks like i can just create an inittab
[00:42] <byte-> i'll try that
[00:42] <perillux> what's the package name that has the volume level monitor and recording level monitor, I need to install it.
[00:42] <Jordan_U> Joelito: Just make sure that you are never an open relay :)
[00:43] <evilGUI> VLC has problems with playing some of my h.264 mkvs
[00:43] <chalcedony> at first i thought it was the file, but now i think its evince
[00:44] <D1sa5t3r> vlc sucks
[00:44] <zcat[1]> http://pastebin.com/f23d5482e -- normal live boot and installer work, 'persistent' drops me into busybox. I have a second partiton, it's ext2 and labeled casper-rw. What else am I missing? Anybody?
[00:44] <evilGUI> Yeah and mplayer can't resume so linux needs a new video player
[00:44] <Sn007ake> Hello all Newb ubuntu user here....... I've worked out all my Technical issues with ubuntu and started Using some various applications.  My big thing is I am not to fimiliar with the commands in the Terminal. Is there sort of a noob guide on them? maybe explaining what they are and what they do?
[00:44] <RyanPrior> Does anybody know how to share a scanner from Windows such that I can access it from my Ubuntu box?
[00:44] <midododo11> hello can anybody help me
[00:45] <jrib> !cli > Sn007ake
[00:45] <midododo11> i want to play .dat video files
[00:45] <chalcedony> found it .. on gnome.org
[00:45] <axeus> Hrm.
[00:45] <perillux> is there any way, using audacity, to record at a high quality like 96000Hz and then convert it to 44100Hz afterwards?
[00:45] <midododo11> is there any codec for .dat video files?
[00:45] <anom01y> how can I get my IVTV drivers working ? I tried following the instructions on the Ubuntu web site w/ no luck, one of the commands there gives me an error
[00:46] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: what card are you trying to get working
[00:46] <anom01y> Hauppauge PVR 150
[00:46] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: that card is easy, it should be pretty straightforward
[00:46] <Jordan_U> perillux: Audacity has a built in volume control and meter when recording
[00:46] <anom01y> ok, well Im not sure if the instructions are the way to go
[00:47] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: ok, lets start from the beginning...
[00:47] <anom01y> ok
[00:47] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: have you installed ivtv-utils?(sudo apt-get install ivtv-utils)
[00:47] <midododo11> hey any body know how to play .dat video files?
[00:47] <anom01y> yes
[00:47] <SchmittyDoesIt> ok, Flannel i kinda like irssi
[00:47] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: ok, do ou have VLC installed?
[00:47] <SchmittyDoesIt> any new user tips
[00:47] <anom01y> yes, and mplayer
[00:47] <tj83> midododo11, i thing that vlc does... sudo apt-get install vlc
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: open vlc
[00:48] <anom01y> ok
[00:48] <midododo11> i have vlc but it dont work
[00:48] <anom01y> I tried mplayer /dev/video0 but that gave me an error
[00:48] <tabakhase> gn8
[00:48] <tj83> midododo11, worked for me in the past... sorry
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> now int he vlc window, FIle/Open Capture Device/PVR tab
[00:48] <D1sa5t3r> midododo11, xine
[00:48] <evilGUI> ah mplayer gnome will let me resume
[00:48] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: vlc is open btw
[00:48] <IndyGunFreak> after the pVR tab, just click ok, and see if it turns on your tv
[00:49] <evilGUI> can xine deal with dual audio?
[00:49] <cheeky> hey
[00:49] <IndyGunFreak> evilGUI: why dn't you just install VLC and be done w/ it?
[00:49] <Drk_Guy> Hi
[00:49] <evilGUI> lagg issues
[00:50] <Drk_Guy> Is there a fsck for ntfs?
[00:50] <Drk_Guy> !ntfs
[00:50] <axeus> Hmm.
[00:50] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: did that work?
[00:50] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: no
[00:50] <D1sa5t3r> http://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/10/how-to-play-vcd-dat-files-using.html
[00:50] <anom01y> gives me errors
[00:50] <IndyGunFreak> what error?
[00:51] <anom01y> said something like cannot open PVR://
[00:51] <zammyking112> :]
[00:51] <anom01y> it is set to /dev/video0 in the PVR tab settings
[00:51] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: I tried mplayer /dev/video0 and that did not work either
[00:51] <tretle_laptop> Hi, I recently installed hardy on my laptop and Im getting errors when trying to install anything like updates or new software from apt
[00:51] <cheeky> hey i have windows in my machine and i wanna try ubuntu and look into taking up programing as a hobbie do i have to erase windows first and then install it?
[00:51] <tretle_laptop> dpkg: failed in buffer_read(fd): copy info file `/var/lib/dpkg/available': Input/output error
[00:51] <tretle_laptop> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[00:51] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: weird, mine worked out of the box everytime.
[00:52] <lucco> hi i have a little problem
[00:52] <lucco> i try to install python
[00:52] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: I did some of the instructions on the ubuntu web site and got half through them, maybe some of the commands I used screwed it up ?
[00:52] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: maybe.
[00:52] <lucco> but ir say me that  configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[00:52] <anom01y> : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Install_IVTV_Edgy
[00:52] <lucco> what can i do?
[00:53] <khin> i am trying to install xp on a computer that has ubuntu already installed. does anyone know why the xp boot cd fails to detect a hard drive at all? i know this HD works since i am currently using it...
[00:53] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: I did everything including change the sources.list
[00:53] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: change the sources list?.. there shoul have been no need for that
[00:53] <anom01y> ok because It said to add something in there, so I did
[00:53] <stylianos> !global-menu
[00:53] <lucco> somebody can reply to me pls
[00:53] <stylianos> .
[00:53] <lucco> '
[00:54] <dbglt> quick, possibly stupid question: where do I get "prepend" (for bash scripts from)
[00:54] <dbglt> which package?
[00:54] <stalin> español?
[00:55] <mn> What does it mean when I'm getting Hits while apt-get updating?
[00:55] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: maybe after I install ivtv utils do I have to reboot the computer ? or add the drivers to the kernel ?
[00:55] <ePax> !es | stalin
[00:55] <SuperG> What would I need to fix the error of "configure: error: *** GTK+ >= 1.2.2 not installed - please install first ***
[00:55] <SuperG> "
[00:55] <dbglt> anyone know?
[00:55] <IndyGunFreak> anom01y: no, you shouldn't have to do any of that... basically, this is how i've set that card up since dapper on clean installs.
[00:55] <dbglt> I thought it was part of bash... appears not
[00:56] <stalin> alguien tiene un notebook hpdv5120???
[00:56] <IndyGunFreak> install ivtv-utils, install vlc, open card up in vlc the way i told you, then use terminal and ivtv-utils to change the channel
[00:56] <IndyGunFreak> takes 45-60sec tops
[00:56] <ePax> khin: You should install XP foirst and then ubuntu
[00:56] <stalin> hp dv5120?
[00:57] <khin> ePax thats kind of annoying when i have a year's worth of stuff on ubuntu
[00:57] <Drk_Guy> How can i fix a ntfs partition from ubuntu? (can't boot into winbugs)
[00:57] <sotec_prod> Huge issue! I switched all of my hardware to a new case, and added a few fans, a cold cathode light, and a dvd-burner. Now neither of the dvd-burners are being recognized in Ubuntu Hardy. I've tried mounting them, creating a mount point, ect. to no avail. Can someone help me out?
[00:57] <SuperG> I have tried installing build essentials and download GLIB from source , but the error remains
[00:58] <anom01y> arrrrrrrrrrrggg
[00:59] <mn> What does it mean when I'm getting Hits while apt-get updating?
[00:59] <ePax> khin: Then use partition magic and do one partition for xp as NTFS... actually i have not done it but i think it should work... then try to install xp
[00:59] <mn> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/44380/
[00:59] <khin> ePax do you know if it is possible to move my ubuntu partition onto an external, then install xp and simply move ubuntu back using gparted
[00:59] <mn> oops
[00:59] <ePax> khin: or... i have better idea for you... install xp virtually on ubuntu... with Virtual box (;
[00:59] <mn> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/44371/
[01:00] <ePax> khin: I think that would be best for you (;
[01:00] <sotec_prod> ePax: does any virtual software support 3D yet?
[01:00] <sparr> Can anyone recommend a good open source photo manager with flickr integration and a good tagging system?  I need to sort, tag, and upload like 15k photos.
[01:00] <khin> ePax but can you just move partitions around like that or do i need to reinstall ubuntu
[01:00] <ePax> sotec_prod: Not that i know of.
[01:00] <anom01y> IndyGunFreak: is there a daemon or something that has to be running ???
[01:00] <sotec_prod> ePax: except for the Mac version of Virtual-Fusion
[01:00] <sotec_prod> VMware-Fusion, excuse me
[01:01] <ePax> khin: You can do allmost everything you need to do with xp as virtual OS as normal XP installation.
[01:01] <sotec_prod> which is a moot point considering Parallels...
[01:01] <sotec_prod> except games ePax.
[01:01] <ePax> sotec_prod: japp
[01:01] <sotec_prod> which is a huge draw for me, as XP is my primary gaming station
[01:02] <khin> whats weird is XP is not even detecting the drive exists. its not saying, you have a drive but i can't read it. its saying, there is no drive on this PC
[01:02] <sotec_prod> there's a conspiracy here amongst the parallel/virtual software companies, I know it.....
[01:02] <ePax> khin: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-30794.html
[01:03]  * sotec_prod re-up's his empty beer stein
[01:03] <Drk_Guy> How can i install GRUB to an ntfs partition that hasn't been mounted because of errors?
[01:04] <anom01y> I need help with IVTV can someone please help me ???
[01:04] <D3RGPS31> How do I convert flv or avi to 3GP?
[01:04] <TerminalError> my sound is only playing from the left speaker im using 8.04, sound card is MCP55 High Definition Audio, lspci detects it
[01:04] <Drk_Guy> !ffmpeg | D3RGPS31
[01:04] <usser> D3RGPS31, use ffmpeg
[01:05] <usser> !info ffmpeg
[01:05] <Drk_Guy> D3RGPS31, ffmpeg -i flv avi
[01:05] <usser> D3RGPS31, just install one from medibuntu
[01:05] <Drk_Guy> :p
[01:05] <nano_> does anybody know of a good alternative to F-Spot that can actually import video files as well?
[01:05] <TerminalError> anyone have a idea?
[01:05] <anom01y> how do I undo this command: wget http://dl.ivtvdriver.org/ubuntu/80DF6D58.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[01:06] <TerminalError> anyone point me in the right direction of what i need to google....
[01:07] <stylianos> I am having problems with installing a theme. Help please?
[01:07] <usser> anom01y, sudo apt-key list note the ID then sudo apt-key del ID
[01:07] <anom01y> bloody kubuntu help screws up your computer
[01:07] <stylianos> I downloaded a theme but I don't know how to install it?
[01:08] <Drk_Guy> anom01y, system -> Software sources
[01:08] <stylianos> !kubuntu | anom0ly
[01:08] <sotec_prod> Is there a better IM client than Pidgin for Gnome?
[01:08] <homeskillet> what's the best way to run photoshop in ubuntu, wine or vmware+windows
[01:09] <usser> homeskillet, cs2 u can run in wine pretty comfortably
[01:09] <homeskillet> dont think there's anythin better than pidgin for anything
[01:09] <sotec_prod> And if not, is there a better client, period? I don't mind installing additional libraries.
[01:09] <Drk_Guy> homeskillet, vmware slows everything down
[01:09] <usser> sotec_prod, yes there is kopete
[01:09] <Drk_Guy> homeskillet, amsn (msn only)
[01:09] <EvolutionXtinct> I have a weird problem.... And its forcing me to rethink if i should just do this on Windows 2003..... but for some reason the transfer rates on my Ubuntu 8.04 LTS are @ 12MBps.... This is a Adaptec2410SA RAID5 4x500GB Seagate Enterprise SATA 3G Drives
[01:09] <usser> !info kopete
[01:09] <sotec_prod> usser: how is kopete better?
[01:09] <Drk_Guy> usser, according to my experience, kopete FTL
[01:10] <sotec_prod> or how is Pidgin better?
[01:10] <EvolutionXtinct> I'm transfering from /media/RAID to a sub directory and 32GB's of multiple files is taking 1HR
[01:10] <usser> sotec_prod, it supports video
[01:10] <usser> sotec_prod, and i like its interface better
[01:10] <D3RGPS31> Drk_Guy, usser: thanks
[01:10] <stylianos> !themes
[01:10] <stylianos> !changethemes
[01:10] <Drk_Guy> lol, np D3RGPS31
[01:10] <TerminalError> so no one has any clue what to do with my sound issue lol
[01:11] <joshuajtl> hey folks, can gnome control where an app (gimp for example) opens? (id like it to allways open on desktop2)
[01:11] <EvolutionXtinct> TerminalError don't feel to bad... no one does about mine either.
[01:11] <EvolutionXtinct> does anyone know anything about hardware RAID and integrating it w/ Ubuntu?
[01:12] <nano_> does anybody know of a good alternative to F-Spot that can actually import video files as well?
[01:12] <TerminalError> well atleast im not alone
[01:12] <TerminalError> EvolutionXtinct, whats wrong with your sound
[01:12] <EvolutionXtinct> i don't have a sound problem:)
[01:13] <TerminalError> oh another
[01:13] <EvolutionXtinct> I have a RAID problem... or more or less a linux RAID problem cuz it works fine on Windows.
[01:13] <sugi> My m-key is a 0 (zero) and my i-key is a 5.  How do I change it back to the normal setup??? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5746658#post5746658  link with more information
[01:13] <TerminalError> well i guess ill come back later when its more active
[01:13] <TerminalError> do some more googling hopefully figure my other problems out
[01:13] <EvolutionXtinct> if i could find some way to install windows on the hardware as a host then as a guest I would love life... but i can't get Enterprise Edition of win2k3 and I have 8GB's of RAM in this lil beaset
[01:14] <EvolutionXtinct> -e
[01:14] <TerminalError> nice
[01:14] <TerminalError> im getting a tb hd and 4 gig around friday
[01:14] <TerminalError> going to virtualbox
[01:15] <sugi> I need help with my keyboard layout.  For some reason my m-key becomes a 0 (zero) key and my i-key becomes a 5 key.  How do i fix this issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5746658#post5746658
[01:15] <EvolutionXtinct> this lil 1U is a Supermicro 6015B-URV w/ a adaptec 2410SA 4port RAID 5 controller 4x 500GB Seagate 3G Enterprise NS drives, and 8GB's of RAM
[01:16] <EvolutionXtinct> and dual 5130 Xeon 2.0Ghz CPU's i'm going to upgrade to 5430 CPU's once the price drops a lil more
[01:16] <anom01y> do I need mythtv to get my hauppauge pvr 150 to work ?
[01:16] <axeus> Hmm. Cubed Desktop seems to only want me to have 2 desktops. 0.o
[01:17] <TerminalError> axeus, you have compiz installed
[01:17] <arquebus> sugi- are you using a US keyboard?
[01:18] <sugi> arquebus: yep and it's set to a USA keyboard layout Default
[01:18] <dislo> hey guys i need to add the noexec to my grub config
[01:19] <TerminalError> axeus, system -> advanced desktop effects settings > general options > desktop size > virtual size set to how many you want
[01:19] <Tobark> Hey all....is the version of Ubuntu for Power PC still kicking around? I have an old iBook id like to give it a go on.
[01:19] <cheeky> hey guys i need some advice i have 2 hdd on my machine and i want to try ubuntu butcant install it coz i have no DVD rom only an external laptop HDD any advice please ???
[01:19] <jrib> !ppc
[01:19] <dr_willis> cheeky,  thers ways of installing it witn no optical drive.
[01:20] <dr_willis> !install | cheeky
[01:20] <cheeky> ok ..let me read that up
[01:20] <nxmehta> i'm having trouble connecting to samba on ubuntu 8.04 server from vista... the only things i've done so far are to set browseable = yes, security = users, encrypt passwords = true, run smbpasswd, and restarted the server.  am i missing something else?
[01:21] <arquebus> sugi- do you have any other languages besides usa layout set up?
[01:21] <sugi> in the keyboard layout=no.  I only have USA default
[01:21] <arquebus> sugi-ok, then Im out of ideas
[01:21] <SchmittyDoesIt> sweet
[01:21] <Salooooomy> can anyone help? I cant press shift while in terminal, but I can in other apps
[01:22] <cheeky> drwillis thank you that link is  very helpful
[01:23] <SchmittyDoesIt> 1
[01:23] <sugi> arquebus: hahaha, thanks anyways >.<
[01:24] <at28> hey guys i download ubuntu-source-extra and i have hard time playing vidoes form you tube anyone can help me?
[01:24] <zammyking111> Does anyone know how to make it so everythings not so big?
[01:24] <EvolutionXtinct> wow the only article i can find abouty AAR-2410SA my adaptec card is from 2004
[01:24] <EvolutionXtinct> this sux lol
[01:24] <axeus> TerminalError: Hmm that worked great. :) However, the Panel still shows 2 desktops (even though there are 4). :) Also even though I can select Horizontal and Vertical desktops "Number of Desktops" remains uneditable. :)
[01:25] <zammyking111> Does anyone know how to make it so that everythings not so big?
[01:25] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  clarify the issue/problem.
[01:25] <anom01y> please is there anyone who knows anythign about ivtv, tv/tuners, hauppauge 150 ???
[01:25] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  'not so big' is very vague
[01:25] <zammyking111> like ok i go to www.runescape.com
[01:25] <zammyking111> and i start the game
[01:25] <zammyking111> and i can only see half of the game not the full thing
[01:25] <dr_willis> anom01y,  my hauppage pvr150 worked fine for me under mythbuntu - once i confiured it right.
[01:25] <zammyking111> I have to scroll up and down etc to see it
[01:26] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  increase your screen display size?
[01:26] <zammyking111> how?
[01:26] <zammyking111> my music aint working wtf
[01:26] <anom01y> dr_willis: do I need mythtv ?
[01:26] <_Zeus_> !language
[01:26] <dr_willis> anom01y,  No.. I just use mythtv to recorde shows and so forth.
[01:27] <dr_willis> anom01y,  theres other tv tuner apps   that just  'watch tv'
[01:27] <Theeb> hello
[01:27] <zammyking111> so do you know how to increase the size?
[01:27] <Theeb> when i do the recovery mode, there is something has [fail] and i cant read which package because the screen moves fast and when i do the fix package it doesnt work. any idea how to figure out which package i need to fix?
[01:28] <zammyking111> how do i change the size?
[01:28] <anom01y> dr_willis: well I installed ivtv-utils, and I dont see any ivtv daemon running, and mplayer /dev/video0 doesnt do anything (except give errors)
[01:28] <jkristheking> HEY this is my first..well third time on xchat can someone tell me how to like have a friends list kinda like a pane that shows people that i add ?
[01:28] <skarface> jkristheking: use your notify list
[01:28] <jkristheking> how do i do that?
[01:28] <skarface> window > notify list
[01:29] <jkristheking> okeyy thank youuu
[01:29] <zammyking111> how do i change the size of the moniter???
[01:29] <anom01y> !ivtv
[01:29] <anom01y> what if I have 8.04
[01:29] <anom01y> the guys in #linux said I am missing drivers (that was determind by a command they told me to execute)
[01:29] <jkristheking> for the notify list can i make it in the xchat window?
[01:30] <TerminalError> axeus, your workspace panel still only shows you having 2 sides of the cube but when you use the ctrl+alt right left arrow or left click and drag (if enabled) you have 4 cube sides
[01:30] <skarface> jkristheking: you can type /notify to see who's on
[01:30] <mindrape> anom01y: lspci shows devices and lsmod shows the drivers assigned to each.
[01:30] <anom01y> why are the instructions provided by !ivtv not helping me set up ivtv
[01:30] <jkristheking> oh okeyyy
[01:30] <sugi> ﻿I need help with my keyboard layout.  For some reason my m-key becomes a 0 (zero) key and my i-key becomes a 5 key.  How do i fix this issue? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5746658#post5746658
[01:30] <dr_willis> anom01y,  ive never used mplayer to watch tv. Only mythtv, and xawtv (i think)
[01:30] <anom01y> well I did dmesg and it said
[01:30] <anom01y> lsemple@TIR:~$ dmesg | grep ivtv
[01:30] <anom01y> [   52.045503] ivtv: Unknown symbol tveeprom_read
[01:30] <anom01y> [   52.046089] ivtv: Unknown symbol tveeprom_hauppauge_analog
[01:31] <FloodBot2> anom01y: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:31] <jkristheking> has anyone found out how to use all the buttons on a logitech mx 500 mouse?
[01:31] <zammyking111> does anyone know how to make the sound louder?
[01:31] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  if your system is running at a lower then it should res. You may need to install the proper video card drivers. and use the settings tools to select a higher res.
[01:31] <zammyking111> how can i find the proper vid card because it came with the comp
[01:31] <anom01y> then I was told I was using ubuntu (which is correct), and the drivers are missing, but I did install ivtv-utils, so what am I missing ?
[01:31] <at28> hey guys anyone can help me to install adobe flash player? for firefox?
[01:31] <zammyking111> because everything is working right
[01:31] <zammyking111> becuase my sound arnt as loud
[01:31] <at28> i install ubuntu-extra and installed old version? any idea how to fix it
[01:31] <zammyking111> its dimmed down
[01:32] <zammyking111> my graphics card wont run high games etc...
[01:32] <_Zeus_> zammyking111: what's your video game?
[01:32] <zammyking111> what u mean video game?
[01:32] <zammyking111> Im trying to run runescape on high detail and it wont let me
[01:32] <_Zeus_> (08:31:59 PM) zammyking111: my graphics card wont run high games etc...
[01:32] <kern> hello i just installed ubuntu on this new computer and took my other harddrive and put it in this one as well this one was used as storage..and i want to use it as storage again but it wont let me mount it! help
[01:32] <_Zeus_> zammyking111: what does it say?
[01:33] <Salooooomy> anyone know what shift does not work in terminal???
[01:33] <jkristheking> anyone know how to save overclocking setting for a nvidia card PM me
[01:33] <zammyking111> it says... RuneScape was unable to start because your graphics card driver indicated that it didn't have the features needed to play RuneScape High Detail mode.
[01:33] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  you mean terminal as in 'gnome-terminal' or  the 'console' ?  try a different terminal app perhaps.
[01:33] <kbrosnan> at28: v9 124  should be the most up to date
[01:34] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  and your video card is a ?
[01:34] <zammyking111> nvidia
[01:34] <kern> when i try to mount it will say you are not priveleged to mount the volume 'E'
[01:34] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: I have tried both, to no avail :(
[01:34] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  care to be more specific?    check the  following urls for installing nvidia card drivers...
[01:34] <jkristheking> fx 5500
[01:34] <kern> i also installed the storage device manager but it wasnt any help
[01:34] <dr_willis> !nvidia | zammyking111
[01:34] <TerminalError> wohooo well i fixed my sound problem
[01:35] <zammyking111> oh it says this also
[01:35] <zammyking111>  Your graphics card driver has the following problems:  Software Rasteriser
[01:35] <TerminalError> now on to fixing me next problem...
[01:36] <dumbdum> hello, how do i remove a program shortcut from the "application" menu? thanks
[01:36] <zammyking111> dood
[01:36] <zammyking111> nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE]
[01:36] <zammyking111> thats my graphic card now what
[01:36] <biglinux> irc.vituallife.combr
[01:37] <biglinux> irc.vituallife.com.br
[01:37] <kern> dumbdum right click on applications then edit menus
[01:38] <zammyking111> My video card = nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE]
[01:38] <dumbdum> Ok, great thanks, now how do I remove the programs that it refered to? (The shortcut was for "WINE".
[01:38] <zammyking111> what do i do?
[01:38] <arnell> I got a black screen on reboot after enabling graphic accel. ATI HD 2900 XT. Does this mean I have to reinstall OS?
[01:39] <kern> click on wine
[01:39] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  install the proper nvidia drivers for the card. for starters. untill you get them installed/working. You wont be making full use of your card.
[01:39] <kern> find your shortcut u want to remove
[01:39] <kern> right click on it and delete
[01:39] <mikejet> Why does firefox always crash on x86_64 ubuntu? I'm running a dual core amd64 64-bit version of ubuntu.
[01:39] <zammyking111> ok i found my card which was nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE]
[01:39] <cheeky> can i install ubuntu from an external HDD to one of my other hdd in my computer without using the live CD?
[01:39] <zammyking111> and i dont know where i can find that thing because the installation disc came with my computer
[01:39] <kern> sometimes u cant delete it so just deselect it
[01:39] <zammyking111> i didnt buy the graphic card alone
[01:39] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  theres a hardware-manager tool in the menus that 'should' see/install the proper drivers.
[01:40] <zammyking111> i looked in there and nothing came up
[01:40] <zammyking111> i went to
[01:40] <mikejet> Just create a static .html file on your local disk with >20 embedded youtube links, and Firefox will CRASH on UBUNTU.
[01:40] <kesre> hey, I'm a newb trying to setup iwlwifi drivers for my machine - the first step is %make patch_kernel - and I'm already stuck - 'lil help?
[01:40] <zammyking111> system > admin > Hardware drivers
[01:40] <cheeky> could someone help me install ubuntu from a external HDD?
[01:40] <cheeky> please
[01:40] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  'using a disk that came with the card' is windows thinking.. thers no need for it. It could be that card is one of the problemmatic cards. and you may need to use the envyng tool.
[01:40] <mikejet> Who are the people who think this is acceptable?
[01:40] <zammyking111> it didnt come with a disc -.-
[01:40] <zammyking111> i didnt install the graphic card manually it came with my comp
[01:40] <corben_dallas> I think I've borked my flash in FF3
 I added Mint to the repos list, now any site with Flash [and that's about half the interweb...] immediately ping my processor to 100%
 and the sound is really low too..
[01:41] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  you need to install the proper nvidia drivers  reguardless...
[01:41] <mikejet> Vista's death is greatly exaggerated. People need to run flash on webpages.
[01:41] <anom01y> vlc's pvr settings don't work on /dev/video0, and the command mplayer /dev/video0 gives me errors, but I have ivtv-utils installed ??
[01:41] <dr_willis> corben_dallas,  mint uses flash 10 beta last i looked.. that could be the issue.
[01:41] <zammyking111> ok so would i just google nVidia Corporation C51 [GeForce 6150 LE]
[01:41] <arnell> I got a black screen on reboot after enabling graphic accel. ATI HD 2900 XT. Does this mean I have to reinstall OS?
[01:41] <dr_willis>  'need to run flash' - like we all Needed flashy banners and popup ads...
[01:41] <corben_dallas> dr_willis: so how would I get my flash back to the way it was?
[01:42] <mikejet> I had to pay $300 to upgrade my CRT to a LCD before ubuntu 8.04 would work reliably for me. Thanks ubuntu!
[01:42] <arnell> Can someone advise? thanks
[01:42] <jessid> !compile | jessid
[01:42] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  No.. You would read the !nvidia bot link/url and read a little bit.  its very likely that 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new' will install the drivers.. but You should read and double check for your SPECIFIC video card.
[01:42] <agento> cant do sudo apt-get install this error message http://paste.ubuntu.com/44394/
[01:42] <mikejet> the Linux nvidia drivers are SHIT.
[01:42] <dr_willis> corben_dallas,   no idea.. fire up package manager.. remove the mint stuff.. reinstall the ubuntu stuff.
[01:42] <alpinestr> my synaptics pkgmngr has hung at installation  how do i get out and clean the installation
[01:43] <Salooooomy> anyone know why the SHIFT key stops working in terminal app and konsole?
[01:43] <kesre> hey, I'm a newb trying to setup iwlwifi drivers for my machine - the first step is %make patch_kernel - and I'm already stuck - 'lil help?
[01:43] <corben_dallas> dr_willis: package manager is inside Synaptic???
[01:43] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  as a test. try under a different user. could be some  keyboard setting.
[01:43] <dr_willis> corben_dallas,  synaptic is one of the package manager tools...
[01:44] <dr_willis> !synaptic
[01:44] <agento> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44394/  could anyone help me with this?
[01:44] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: I am trying as root (I am the only user of my laptop).
[01:44] <corben_dallas> ok how do I tell it to just get rid of the mint stuff?
[01:44] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  try as a different user.. if it works for the other users.. then that points to a setting issue.. if it never works.. that points to a hardware issue..
[01:45] <alpinestr> how do you clean the synaptics corrupted installation
[01:45] <dr_willis> corben_dallas,  thats a very good question.. could have it show by repository.
[01:45] <alpinestr> it just hung at acidlab installation kind of pathetic
[01:45] <khin> how do i see my hardware information in hardy
[01:45] <Salooooomy> dr_willis, shift key works in any other apps. just not in any shell... under my user...
[01:45] <arnell> I got a black screen on reboot after enabling graphic acceleration ATI HD 2900 XT. Does this mean I have to reinstall OS?
[01:46] <agento> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44394/   please!
[01:46] <Jordan_U> !repeat | agento
[01:46] <corben_dallas> dr_willis: you mean, "Origin" tab at the bottom? I don't see any Mint mentioned there
[01:46] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  how about under 'xterm' ?   I cant think of a setting that would affect konsole and gnome-terminal both.
[01:46] <khin> i think my upgrade to hardy caused more problems than it solved
[01:46] <anom01y> tvtime says no such file or directory /dev/video0
[01:46] <khin> hibernate doesn't work... that was really useful
[01:46] <anom01y> the guys in #linux specifically said I am missing drivers
[01:46] <cheeky> do you have to be a programmer to set up linux?
[01:46] <anom01y> how do I install the ivtv drivers if the instrutcitons provided from !ivtv do not work ?
[01:47] <dr_willis> cheeky,  no  You do not.
[01:47] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: i will try under xterm...
[01:47] <monstrfolk> could someone help me with nic bonding
[01:47] <Jordan_U> cheeky: Depends on your hardware :) But generally no, you don't
[01:48] <dumbdum> Is there a general search function in Ubuntu? So i can search for files folders on my entire HDD?
[01:48] <jrib> dumbdum: locate
[01:48] <argosy> I've got a USB headset plugged in, and I'm trying to figure out how to get the sound/mike to work with it
[01:48] <monstrfolk> i have ifenslave setup and created bond0 but from my understanding the bond, eth0 and eth1 need to have the same mac address...the bond and eth0 have the same but eth1 does not
[01:48] <khin> anyone know why hibernate no longer works in hardy
[01:48] <dr_willis> dumbdum,  'locate' command is handy. but its database gets updated once a day. or by 'sudo updatedb'
[01:48] <khin> i think im going to downgrade to gutsy cause this is too useful to do without
[01:48] <dumbdum> Yes thats what i want to do, locate files etc.
[01:48] <Salooooomy> monstrfolk: I saw a guide once which i used to create bond devices which was a team of nics load-balanced for redundancy... Ill try and find it for you
[01:49] <Jordan_U> !downgrade | khin
[01:49] <monstrfolk> Salooooomy...thanks
[01:49] <jrib> khin: if it stopped working in a more recent version, it would be great if you could check if there is a bug at bugs.ubuntu.com and file one if there isn't
[01:49] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: xterm exhibits same symptom, no SHIFT in that app either
[01:49] <sotec_prod> Anyone figure out how to connect to a Google Talk account with Kopete?
[01:50] <zammyking111> i need someones opinion
[01:50] <zammyking111> GeForce 6150 LE
[01:50] <jrib> Salooooomy: so shift does work in another user?
[01:50] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  weirdness.. Id be tempted to try a totally different window manager like jwm , and see if it also shows the same issue.
[01:50] <mikejet> sotec_prod: Kopte is not supported in this version. Try nvidia.
[01:50] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy: try running "dash" and see if shift works there
[01:50] <zammyking111> and http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/components/details/2714.html
[01:50] <zammyking111> look alike?
[01:50] <khin> my hibernate just causes the computer to shut down
[01:50] <sotec_prod> mikejet, what?
[01:50] <Salooooomy> mosterfolk: http://www.linuxhorizon.ro/bonding.html
[01:50] <jrib> zammyking111: at least keep it on one line if you are going to be offtopic...
[01:50] <dr_willis> Jordan_U,  yea. i was thinking that also.. I cant think of any setting that disables shift.   unless its a capslock issue...
[01:51] <zammyking111> ﻿GeForce 6150 LE &
[01:51] <zammyking111> http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/components/details/2714.html
[01:51] <zammyking111> the same?
[01:51] <FloodBot2> zammyking111: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <Salooooomy> dash has no shift, started in same user...
[01:51] <arnell> I got a black screen on reboot after enabling graphic acceleration ATI HD 2900 XT. What's going on? Anyone?
[01:51] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  this is using KDE or GNOME as the desktop?
[01:51] <jrib> zammyking111: I think you missed my point
[01:51] <zammyking111> ﻿GeForce 6150 LE &
[01:51] <zammyking111> http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/data/components/details/2714.html
[01:51] <zammyking111> the same?
[01:51] <Salooooomy> KDE
[01:51] <jrib> zammyking111: stop
[01:51] <FloodBot2> zammyking111: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:51] <zammyking111> wtf
[01:51] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy: Try doing an "su - <other user>" from that same terminal
[01:51] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  that question made no sence.. and thats a SUN web site . so its not ubuntu related at all.
[01:52] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy:And don't forget the '-'
[01:52] <kern> can somebody help me mount a drive?? or rather teach me heh
[01:52] <zammyking111> omg its a drivers question
[01:52] <jrib> kern: what filesystem?
[01:52] <zammyking111> so its related ;)
[01:52] <kern> ntfs
[01:52] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  sun is not in any way  goingto apply to linux drivers...
[01:52] <Salooooomy> other users do not work
[01:53] <zammyking111> look at the link
[01:53] <kern> jrib ntfs
[01:53] <Salooooomy> nither does my user su- root
[01:53] <zammyking111> and maybe ull see
[01:53] <zammyking111> ;)
[01:53] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  you most likely  need to install the nvidia-glx-new package, like i stated earlier.
[01:53] <zammyking111> ok how would i do that?
[01:53] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  the package manager tool.. or use the exact command i gave earlier.
[01:53] <jrib> kern: do you really care to learn how to mount it manually or you just want it to work?
[01:53] <zammyking111> what command?
[01:53] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  No.. You would read the !nvidia bot link/url and read a little bit.  its very likely that 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new' will install the drivers.. but You should read and double check for your SPECIFIC video card.
[01:53] <mikejet> driver questions are the epitome of the bizzare. zammyking111 is being naive. to the extreme.
[01:53] <kern> jrib i would like it to auto mount everytime i startup... but yeah it wont mount at all right now
[01:54] <agento> dpkg --configure -a doesnt work
[01:54] <dr_willis> mikejet,  and im about to give up on it. :)
[01:54] <jrib> !ntfs > kern
[01:54] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy: Does shift work in a vt ?
[01:54] <jrib> agento: "doesn't work" isn't really helpful.  Pastebin your command and the full output
[01:54] <kern> okay
[01:54] <agento> jrib, http://paste.ubuntu.com/44394/
[01:54] <zammyking111> there its installing
[01:54] <Salooooomy> do you mean in a ssh session from another computer to the laptop
[01:55] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy: No, ctrl+alt+F1 ( F7 to get back to X )
[01:55] <zammyking111> now how would i do that with my sound?
[01:56] <mikejet> dr_willis : i feel your pain. I spent 100 hours failing to get an nvidia card to work on an old $1000 CRT on ubuntu 7.10(?). Upgrading to 8.04 and a modern LCD FINALLY fixed Ubuntu's problem.
[01:56] <jrib> agento: what's 2.6.24.3mw1
[01:56] <SchmittyDoesIt> anyone know of a speedtest that can run in shell? I like speedtest.net but i need something i can completely run from shell.
[01:56] <Salooooomy> shift works in a VT!!!!!!!
[01:56] <zammyking111> nope i got the latest drives and its not working
[01:56] <zammyking111> i did ﻿sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new
[01:56] <zammyking111> and denied
[01:56] <jrib> zammyking111: please stop pressing enter.  one thought = one enter
[01:56] <agento> jrib, a kernel that i compiled long time ago... but i uninstall it and im not using it...
[01:56] <zammyking111> ok
[01:57] <zammyking111> I did ﻿sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new and it didnt work, or do i need to restart my computer for it to update?
[01:57] <dr_willis> zammyking111,  that !nvidia url/guide i gave earlier - would of told you - to reboot.
[01:57] <Salooooomy> ok that is BIZZZARE!!!!!! how come shift works in a VT and not when using any of three programs that open shells?
[01:57] <zammyking111> ok
[01:57] <Jordan_U> zammyking111: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[01:57] <smm289> u usually have to at least log-out, log-in after a major package install dont ya
[01:57] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  im guessing some term setting.  but i cant imagine what one.
[01:58] <jrib> agento: hrmm.  I don't know how it figures out what it needs to generate
[01:58] <Salooooomy> is it in bashrc? I recently modified it to set compix as my defauly WM
[01:58] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  Hmmm... IT could be compiz grabbing the key..   Debugging #1 = disable compiz and see if it stillhappens
[01:59] <Salooooomy> I also used the --replace so that it would boot faster and avoid loading another WM
[01:59] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  why did you mess with .bashrc to set compiz? :)  I never had to do that befor
[01:59] <jdolan__> hi, anyone have any tips for getting the soundcard to work for multiple apps at the same time with Hardy?  this used to work just fine in Gutsy.
[01:59] <Salooooomy> trying to kill compiz...
[01:59] <dr_willis> I just use that fusion-icon tool myself.
[01:59] <Salooooomy> i cant ps -A or | to find compiz's process and kill it (doh!)
[02:00] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  kwin --replace
[02:00] <jrib> agento: it's a bash script if you want to read it...
[02:00] <Jordan_U> Salooooomy: Just metacity --replace
[02:00] <yao_ziyuan> what are commercial-quality linux games? games like Age of Empires...
[02:00] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: kwin -- replace worked
[02:00] <jdolan__> yao_ziyuan, most of id Software's titles run fine on Linux.
[02:00] <yao_ziyuan> and i personally very much like MechCommander 2
[02:00] <Salooooomy> so im guessing compiz is grabbing shift when in a shell
[02:00] <dr_willis> yao_ziyuan,  idsofware has their doom/quake games ported over. and a few other comercial companies.
[02:00] <yao_ziyuan> jdolan__: via wine?
[02:00] <d4t4min3r> can someone give me the links to the new beta tests
[02:00] <jdolan__> yao_ziyuan, so that's the Quake series and all of it's derivatives..
[02:00] <agento> jrib, the problem is that dpkg want to do something in other kernel thats not even installed...
[02:00] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  thats my guess also.
[02:01] <jdolan__> yao_ziyuan, no natively.
[02:01] <jdolan__> there are linux binaries you can download, and then you just copy in the game data from the Windows installation media.
[02:01] <d4t4min3r> anyone know the link on ubuntu where you can download the new beta test versions
[02:01] <jdolan__> yao_ziyuan, i'm also the maintainer of a Free game based on Quake, http://quake2world.net
[02:01] <jrib> agento: are you sure it's not an issue with update-initramfs?  what's in your /boot now?
[02:01] <Salooooomy> dr_willis: much thanks. can you suggest a way to load compiz at the start which avoids having to load another wm?
[02:01] <Flannel> d4t4min3r: #ubuntu+1, and its not beta, its alpha.
[02:02] <yao_ziyuan> jdolan__: i can't play first person shooter games
[02:02] <jdolan__> there are other kinds?  oO
[02:02] <jdolan__> ;)
[02:02] <yao_ziyuan> jdolan__: i feel dazzled and fainted when playing fast moving 3d scenarios
[02:02] <jdolan__> doh!  i've never had that problem at all, but i know plenty of people do.
[02:03] <agento> jrib, ok how do i update initramfs?
[02:03] <Jordan_U> yao_ziyuan: Not sure I'd call it commercial quality, but xmoto is addictive ( 2D motocross game )
[02:03] <smm289> is there away to assume root permissions, sudo command but while in a gui file manager, like Nautalis.  A right click Sudo or something
[02:03] <zammyking111> I got an error and it said it cuoldnt find out my graphic card
[02:04] <yao_ziyuan> lemme see
[02:04] <Flannel> smm289: Install nautilus-gksu
[02:04] <jrib> agento: 'man initramfs' I'm not that familiar with it.  I do see a -u and -d that looks interesting
[02:04] <dislo> hey guys how do i set the noexec grub flag to happen everytime the os starts
[02:05] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  i dont use compiz. so No. :)
[02:05] <smm289> perfect, ty
[02:05] <dr_willis> Salooooomy,  personally i thought if you did compiz --replace  it set  the kwin variable so it did NOT load kwin, then compiz.. but i dont pay much attention to it.
[02:06] <zammyking111> anyone know what i can do because its still not working :(
[02:08] <phantomcircuit> gah
[02:08] <phantomcircuit> who the **** did the ui design on eclipse ?!
[02:09] <mpoz2> Can anyone give me a hint on how to install openoffice.org3 in Hardy? I added the PPA (~openoffice-pkgs) to my sources.list but the new version won't show up in aptitude.
[02:10] <favro> mpoz2: have you updated aptitude?
[02:10] <Pie-rate> I have a friend who still has 7.04 feisty, which is out of support october. if she uses the update manager to upgrade, will she get gutsy and have to upgrade again to hardy, or will she get hardy?
[02:10] <dr_willis> mpoz2,  you did update the repo listing? 'sudo apt-get update' ?
[02:11] <Flannel> Pie-rate: You can only upgrade one release at a time (except when dealing with LTS), so gutsy, then hardy.
[02:11] <mpoz2> favro, dr_willis: yes, of course :) several times
[02:11] <dr_willis> mpoz2,  You wont belive the # of times ive frogotten to do that. :) and ive seen others.
[02:12] <Pie-rate> Flannel: and i have to have her upgrade before october or she won't be able to at all?
[02:12] <yao_ziyuan> is there a tool like Norton Ghost that can totally backup my ubuntu installation?
[02:13] <smm289> I have 3GB of ram in my laptop but I notice Ubuntu only uses about 275MB, way-to go Ubuntu.  However, is there a tweak or something to force Ubuntu to use more ram.  Guess I have to much ;)
[02:13] <Pie-rate> smm289: it'll use as much ram as it needs...
[02:13] <smm289> complete load into ram or something?
[02:13] <xindo> smm289: run a lot of programs
[02:13] <Flannel> Pie-rate: There are ways to do it even after EOL, but that is the easiest.
[02:13] <smm289> ya, thats what I figured
[02:13] <xindo> watch it go up, you can use it all
[02:13] <yao_ziyuan> smm289: install virtualbox and install another ubuntu inside it
[02:13] <Flannel> smm289: Linux will intelligently cache stuff, don't worry.
[02:14] <khin> hey, where do i look up what kind of SATA controller i have in ubuntu hardy
[02:14] <Pie-rate> Flannel: is running apt-get dist-upgrade the same as clicking upgrade in the update manager?
[02:14] <IndyGunFreak> yao_ziyuan: lol, great answer
[02:15] <xindo> khin: maybe lspci?
[02:15] <Flannel> Pie-rate: No
[02:15] <plouffe> What prog to view DVD's? And is it possible to convert to avi or something?
[02:15] <khin> xindo thats it
[02:16] <xindo> plouffe: need to install resctricted packages
[02:16] <Kr0ntab> khin, lspci
[02:16] <D1sa5t3r> use google
[02:16] <Flannel> Pie-rate: there are ways to upgrade using dist-upgrade, but not without other things
[02:16] <Pie-rate> Flannel: thanks
[02:16] <plouffe> xindo and what programs?
[02:16] <plouffe> what packages
[02:17] <D1sa5t3r> vlc is best for dvds
[02:17] <sugi> My M-key, I-key (include some more) is messed up.  When I press them, they become numbers.  The M-key is a 0 (zero) and the I-key is a 5.  How do I fix this?
[02:17] <xindo> plouffe: what D1sa5t3r said
[02:17] <Cpudan80> VLC hear hear!
[02:17] <plouffe> thanks
[02:18] <plouffe> and any progs to convert to avi,mp3,etc ?
[02:18] <smm289> ok, I desktop that runs Ubuntu 8.04 desktop, all it does is server files and keep backups.  When I click on Network using my Laptop (8.04) I do not see there server listed, however if I type its address into the location bar all its drives are displayed properly
[02:18] <Jab> I wanna know the same thing plouffe
[02:18] <smm289> any idea why the server does not show up in the network browse
[02:18] <Mc_abyss> use memcoder its quicker lol
[02:19] <smm289> its running samba, cause it also servers files to a few vista machines
[02:19] <usser> plouffe, ffmpeg
[02:19] <Mc_abyss> plouffe use memcoder or for flv ffmpeg
[02:19] <D1sa5t3r> dvd::rip
[02:19] <plouffe> thanks usser Mc_abyss
[02:20] <smm289> in order to see the server I have to type smb://server289  why wont it show up in the network browse of nautalis.  My two vista machines show up
[02:20] <Kr0ntab> plouffe, in addition to what has been mentioned.,.. for audio.. a very good graphical ui for the task is "soundconverter"
[02:21] <john> smm289 check pm
[02:21] <plouffe> thanks Kr0ntab
[02:21] <Mc_abyss> plouffe in terminal type mencoder filename.wmv -ofps 29.97 -ovc lavc -oac copy -o filename.avi obviously change filetype etc
[02:21] <plouffe> thanks, copied that Mc_abyss
[02:22] <Mc_abyss> np plouffe
[02:22] <kesre> hey, I'm trying to install a driver for my wireless - when I do 'make menuconfig' in lib/modules/2.6.24-19-generic/build, I get a bunch of errors about no such file/directory
[02:22] <Mc_abyss> right on that note im going to bed rofl its 2:20am doh
[02:23] <D1sa5t3r> 4:20am
[02:23] <xindo> somewhere
[02:23] <D1sa5t3r> holy crap
[02:23] <Mc_abyss> ah but i need to be up by 5 rofl
[02:23] <D1sa5t3r> me 7
[02:23] <D1sa5t3r> :D
[02:23] <Mc_abyss> lol your as bad as me
[02:24] <D1sa5t3r> ^^
[02:25] <Ontolog> Is there any way to set network profiles from the command line (as opposed to using the Network Configuration GUI)?
[02:25] <grendelson> When I upgraded my laptop I was using airco driver for my pcmcia card - now the card is not getting recognized after installation ( I can see it in pccardctl but it won't fire up
[02:25] <grendelson> How do I troubleshoot this?
[02:26] <grendelson> I can't seem to get itt o start as it isn't recognized as installed when I try pcmcia/network start or anything
[02:26] <grendelson> Prior to the upgrade I jsut had a stanza for it as eth1 in /etc/network/
[02:27] <strategy> Ontolog, yes, the GUI just wraps over the commands. I don't know it particularly- have you tried ipconfig and such?
[02:27] <TheMaxzilla> Why does AWN show three of each icons?
[02:27] <TheMaxzilla> And can I make it so it only shows one of each?
[02:27] <slamFIST> cuz awn sucks
[02:27] <TheMaxzilla> What's the alternative?
[02:28] <TheMaxzilla> (or) What's the answer?
[02:28] <CShadowRun> My RGB in totem is messed up, yellow comes out as blue, blue comes out as orange, green comes out as purple...
[02:28] <CShadowRun> anyone know how to fix it?
[02:29] <slamFIST> nothing :P to me it those DOCS suck. anyway i had a similar issue as you did but i couldn't be bothered to deal with such a low rate program. i left it
[02:29] <MTecknology> I wanna figure out how to launch the /usr/lib/gnome-applets/cpufreq-applet from within openbox without needing to run gnome-panel.... Any ideas?
[02:29] <TheMaxzilla> Should I just use the dinky little bar instead?
[02:29] <gaintsura> I'm having problems getting multiple workspaces to work on my system, I've tried changing it through the workspace pager, compiz settings, and it will never go to more than 1, its setup to 5 rows 5 columns and I still only get one. Anyone have any ideas?
[02:29] <slamFIST> TheMaxzilla: i think it also separates between launchers and active programs that are running.. duno what the third could be
[02:29] <skarface> MTecknology: you want to control cpufreq from the command line?
[02:30] <MTecknology> skarface: no - I want to be able to use that applet from inside openbox
[02:30] <slamFIST> TheMaxzilla: it's clean, simple and fast. that's what i use. if you want to make it look cool i just did the transperencey effect by 50%
[02:30] <slamFIST> and it looks good enough to me
[02:30] <skarface> MTecknology: ah. no. it's a gnome-applet.
[02:30] <TheMaxzilla> slamFIST: It makes three icons of my applications, three of the running applications.
[02:30] <slamFIST> hmmm
[02:31] <TheMaxzilla> I tried that for a while, but I wanted more... eye candy...
[02:31] <MTecknology> skarface: I can run nm-applet and gnome-power-manager in openbox
[02:31] <D1sa5t3r> who want eye candy
[02:31] <D1sa5t3r> :S
[02:31] <TheMaxzilla> TheMaxzilla wants eye candy.
[02:31] <D1sa5t3r> why
[02:32] <D1sa5t3r> use vista then
[02:32] <D1sa5t3r> :D
[02:32]  * TheMaxzilla wants eye candy.
[02:32] <TheMaxzilla> But I love linux.
[02:32] <Aragorn> ugh, vista
[02:32] <citizen42alpha> I want eye candy == compiz
[02:32] <CShadowRun> D1sa5t3r ... are you on crack?
[02:32] <CShadowRun> D1sa5t3r ... vista...eyecandy?
[02:32] <CShadowRun> dude have you seen compiz recently?
[02:32] <TheMaxzilla> vista = puke candy
[02:32] <D1sa5t3r> well if he want's eye candy
[02:32] <skarface> MTecknology: ah. didn't realize openbox had that capability at all.
[02:32] <citizen42alpha> compiz=love!
[02:32] <MTecknology> skarface: pypanel
[02:32] <Aragorn> a lot of idiots fall for vista
[02:32] <skarface> MTecknology: ah
[02:33] <skarface> Aragorn: fall for?
[02:33]  * dr_willis states the Surgon General Declares that "Eye Candy" Can Cause "Ocular Cavaties".
[02:33] <strategy> Uhh.. i just ram `compiz' instead of the settings mgr or whatever by accident and because i was bored and it closed and reopened all my windows and stuff.. was i not supposed to call that myself? X.X
[02:33] <TheMaxzilla> More like jump into.
[02:33] <MTecknology> skarface: hilight anything you wanna tell me - I need to walk for a minute (back surgery)
[02:33] <Aragorn> fall for vista's dirty trickses
[02:33] <vn> hai, just trying heron on my mate's laptop and its a dell XPS m1530 and the touchpad has a bug...as soon as I touch it, it moves all across the monitor and clicks...how can I fix that on the livecd?
[02:33] <strategy> dr_willis, lol
[02:33] <vn> not fall, fail
[02:33] <D1sa5t3r> i use ubuntu,lint,arch,xubuntu...
[02:33] <D1sa5t3r> mint*
[02:33] <Aragorn> ubuntu for the win lol
[02:33] <Flannel> Hey guys, mind moving the vista discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic?  This channel is for support, thanks.
[02:33] <Ontolog> strange: ipconfig is pretty low level, I'm talking about commands that apply entire network profiles
[02:33] <gaintsura> hmm, it works now, nvm..
[02:34] <Ontolog> err... strategy
[02:34] <KiDFlaSh> hello, do someone knew a videoplayer that can integrate subtitel-files?
[02:34] <TheMaxzilla> vn: Is your friends computer your computer? Unless you have the same computer, the live cd should work.
[02:34] <strategy> Ontolog, ?
[02:34] <D1sa5t3r> smplayer
[02:35] <vn> TheMaxzilla: nope, I'm on another
[02:35] <KiDFlaSh> smplayer can it for sure?
[02:35] <D1sa5t3r> sure
[02:35] <strategy> Oh wow i sounded like some kind of windows/aol user.. i just have a bad headache and so i cant really think straight.. -_-
[02:35] <KiDFlaSh> thank you
[02:35] <vn> livecd has this bug, I know hopw to fix it while installed...but I need to show her whats ubuntu, she hates vista
[02:35] <vn> and cant install xp
[02:35] <Ontolog> strategy: ipconfig is pretty low level, I'm talking about commands that apply entire network profiles
[02:36] <strategy> Ontolog, ah ok sorry.. im not very good with networking (or linux..)
[02:36] <slamFIST> boo
[02:36] <slamFIST> TheMaxzilla left
[02:36] <slamFIST> i figured out his issue.
[02:36] <slamFIST> fuckin people
[02:36] <FloodBot2> slamFIST: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:36] <KiDFlaSh> thx, Disaster
[02:36] <buntunub> anyone here tried lotus symphony and liked it?
[02:36] <grendelson> anyone know how to get an aironet wireless pcmcia card started - it was working and then I upgraded and now card is recognized by pccardctl but won't get recognized as installed network device?
[02:37] <D1sa5t3r> KiDFlaSh, working?
[02:37] <pzn> I'm trying to upgrade to intrepid, but "update-manager -d" shows 4 files with "404 not found" and aborts the upgrade. what can I do?
[02:37] <shey> sup Ubuntunians!
[02:37] <D1sa5t3r> sup shemale
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> :(
[02:38] <D1sa5t3r> ups sry shey
[02:38] <D1sa5t3r> :D
[02:38] <Drk_Guy> When i try to boot into winbugs, my machine just reboots
[02:38] <shey> 1 point for  you.
[02:39] <rand0m> i have ubuntu hardy heron dual-booted next to win xp on my laptop.. when the OS choices menu pops up, i have multiple choices to get into my ubuntu desktop..   I dont remember exactly what the options are but there's something in the version number something.. one option is 16, one is 19.. any idea what that means (pardon the bad description)
[02:40] <slamFIST> rand0m: one could be a failsafe option with a bunch of jibberish numbers on it
[02:40] <slamFIST> :/
[02:41] <puff> I dist-upgraded my thinkpad to the latest and greatest for hardy. That puts me on kernel 2.6etc-19.  Hibernate is fixed now, and so far the disappearing-wireless issue seems fixed, but suspend is still broken.
[02:41] <Drk_Guy> When i try to boot into winbugs, my machine just reboots
[02:41] <steven__> where can i find the md5 sum checkfiles for the ubuntu 8.04 alternate (x86).
[02:41] <puff> Anybody know how about later kernel version?  Is it possible for me to apt a later kernel version?
[02:42] <KiDFlaSh> disaster its working
[02:42] <coolpet> hy guys.
[02:42] <vn> how can I use the top menu in ubuntu only with the keyboard?
[02:43] <vn> my mouse aint working
[02:43] <Guest77637> hi
[02:43] <coolpet> Anybody have problem to start xorg an asus barebone pundit p1-ph1 computer with ubuntu 7.10 or 8.4?
[02:44] <D1sa5t3r> KiDFlaSh, gd
[02:44] <KiDFlaSh> gd`?
[02:44] <D1sa5t3r> gg*
[02:44] <D1sa5t3r> :D
[02:44] <KiDFlaSh> ^^
[02:44] <KiDFlaSh> :D
[02:46] <coolpet> il be back
[02:46] <Flannel> vn: alt-f1
[02:46] <spiritssight> I need help trying to figure out why I can not get my system to show or access wireless networks
[02:47] <spiritssight> it did in the past
[02:47] <Steven2> Hi!
[02:47] <ethana2> the OmniVision OV2640 in my new Ubuntu Dell is supposed to support a 2MP resolution at 15 FPS
[02:47] <puff> spiritssight: Hm, does "sudo iwlist eth1 scan" give you results?
[02:47] <coolpet> what can i do if i get black screen and the x11 does not start at 7.10 and 8.4, but 7.4 is working?
[02:47] <ethana2> but in cheese I'm only seeing some tiny thing like 640x480
[02:48] <Pie-rate> anyone know of a USB wireless adapter that will "just work" out of the box with ubuntu?
[02:48] <phixxor> i'm streaming vlc over a network and the stream periodically disconnects, even though the network is fine. can anyone help me diagnose this issue?
[02:48] <ethana2> coolpet: what errors does X give you?
[02:48] <phixxor> pie-rate: the wireless documentation contains such a list, I don't know offhand
[02:48] <ethana2> Pie-rate: should be anything atheros or intel based
[02:48] <phixxor> !wifi | pie-rate
[02:49] <mbrigdan> anyone know of any GPU stress test for ubuntu?
[02:49] <ethana2> mbrigdan: Phoronix test suite?
[02:49] <spiritssight> is there a irc channel for networking
[02:49] <Red-Sox> Hello...compiz fusion is very slow for me.
[02:49] <ethana2> spiritssight: networking is pretty general.....
[02:49] <ethana2> Red-Sox: what gpu?
[02:50] <puff> spiritssight: You didn't answer my question.
[02:50] <sparr> is there a channel for F-Spot?
[02:50] <spiritssight> I did not see your question sorry
[02:50] <ethana2> spiritssight: what are you trying to do with yoru network?
[02:50] <puff> spiritssight: Hm, does "sudo iwlist eth1 scan" give you results?
[02:50] <ethana2> sparr: probably something on gimpnet
[02:50] <vn> spiritssight: what's the question?
[02:50] <spiritssight> one sec
[02:50] <Red-Sox> ethana2: It's an onboard chip..."Intel Mobile 945GM
[02:50] <puff> ethana2: He can't get it to show or access wireless networks, which ithas in the past.
[02:50] <ethana2> try #fspot on irc.gimp.org
[02:50] <ethana2> hmmmm
[02:50] <slamFIST> mbrigdan: try glxgears
[02:50] <puff> vo: He can't get it to show or access wireless networks, which ithas in the past.
[02:50] <puff> vn: He can't get it to show or access wireless networks, which ithas in the past.
[02:51] <mbrigdan> ethana2: thanks, i'll look into that
[02:51] <crdlb> #f-spot appears to exist on gimpnet
[02:51] <coolpet> ethana2 sothing :) just black screen. consoles running and i can switch it
[02:51] <ethana2> excellent
[02:51] <Red-Sox> ethana2: Is that not good for compiz?
[02:51] <ethana2> coolpet: could you put your xorg.0.log on pastebin and give me the link?
[02:51] <ethana2> Red-Sox: i think it's pathetic...  i'd turn down your effects
[02:51] <vn> puff:k, seen that before, driver upgrade failure
[02:51] <spiritssight> puff: it says that it does not support scanning
[02:51] <ethana2> Red-Sox: being intel, shouldn't be any software problem
[02:52] <Red-Sox> ethana2: That's the problem...I don't have any on!
[02:52] <ethana2> Red_Sox: metacity --replace & exit
[02:52] <puff> vn: Ah?
[02:52] <Red-Sox> ethana2: So there's no hope for Compiz on this machine?
[02:52] <ethana2> Red-Sox: i dunno, not sure which one the 945GM is...
[02:53] <ackstorm> Red-Sox, no
[02:53] <coolpet> ethana2 the first problem is: its a workstation at my work. it is an ASUS barebone Pundit p1-ph1 series computer
[02:53] <Red-Sox> all right..thanks.
[02:53] <spiritssight> puff: did you get my respone?
[02:53] <ethana2> coolpet: ah
[02:53] <Flannel> Red-Sox: intel stuff should work fine.  Are you on Hardy?
[02:53] <crdlb> Red-Sox: the hardware is capable of it, at least at a low resolution (and definitely not with multiple screens)
[02:53] <Red-Sox> All I want is AWN...I wish that didn't rely on compiz
[02:53] <merther> is there a better network browser then pyNeighborhood?
[02:53] <puff> spiritssight: Hm, "sudo ifup eth1"
[02:53] <corunum> hey guys, need help again lol
[02:53] <Red-Sox> Flannel: 8.04
[02:53] <crdlb> Red-Sox: compiz isn't the only compositing manager
[02:53] <ethana2> Red_Sox: all i want is a nice window list applet like xfce's
[02:53] <puff> spiritssight: What have you changed recently?  Did you upgrade anything?
[02:53] <ethana2> i wish i didn't have to rely on AWN
[02:53] <coolpet> now iinstalled 7.4 and it works fine, but i want to update it. But the proxy does not allow it.
[02:54] <Red-Sox> crdlb: Do you think beryl would work better?
[02:54] <crdlb> Red-Sox: no
[02:54] <spiritssight> puff: it says "Ignoring unknown interface eth1=eth1"
[02:54] <corunum> I tried to get a new splash theme and made a mistake, it doesn't load, I only see the terminal-like thing
[02:54] <coolpet> i tryed to copy the xorc.conf file from another 7.4 ubu to 8.4lts but it does not work after reboot.
[02:54] <ackstorm> I thought intel chipsets didn't have 3d accel?
[02:54] <the_darkside_986> Hello. I'm having trouble getting the front headphone jack working on a System76 Ratel with DGsomethingwhatever mobo on Ubuntu 8.04.1 64-bit. I would try using System76 driver but last time I tried it wouldn't let me use it and the mirrors for it are down anyway... any ideas?
[02:54] <Flannel> Red-Sox: and you don't have compiz enabled by default?  that's odd.  You have xserver-xorg-video-intel installd, correct?
[02:54] <Flannel> ackstorm: They do.
[02:55] <Red-Sox> Flannel: Well I haven't installed that, so no unless that was installed with the OS.
[02:55] <Flannel> Red-Sox: Beryl won't work better.  Beryl is dead.  compiz-fusion is the successor of both compiz and beryl.
[02:55] <ethana2> yes
[02:55] <Flannel> Red-Sox: Double check that you have it, it should have been installed by default.
[02:55] <ackstorm> wow
[02:55] <spiritssight> puff: when I first setup the system it worked if remember right, then I pluged in the either cable and then I noticed yesterday it was not working
[02:55] <corunum> Can someone who can help me with my splash theme pm me?
[02:55] <coolpet> i see the config file, but it is near the same as 7.4 default, and the ati driver works fine in 7.4, but i didnt know its the same driver in 8.4 too?
[02:55] <Red-Sox> Flannel: I do.
[02:56] <Pie-rate> does anyone have a usb wireless adapter that they just know to work straight out of the box with hardy? i don't really trust this wiki list
[02:57] <spiritssight> I installed ubuntu on sisters computer and thats what reminded me of what was not showing on my which I remember in the pass seeing
[02:57] <johnt> hello
[02:57] <puff> spiritssight: Hate to ask this, but did you try rebootingit?
[02:57] <coolpet> ethana2: any suggestion for me? :)
[02:57] <cheeky> hey is dr_ willis there?
[02:57] <cheeky> lol
[02:57] <johnt> trying to configure postgresql on ubuntu 8.3 server
[02:57] <cheeky> i cant seem to find himin the room kinda hard
[02:57] <cheeky> ?
[02:57] <ethana2> coolpet: ..I need the xorg.0.log
[02:58] <spiritssight> puff: I would agree and thats ok to ask, but yes I have a couple of times :-)
[02:58] <phixxor> i don't know of any, pie-rate, but if you ask on the forum and give people the chance to answer maybe someone will know
[02:58] <ethana2> why are you doing this on work machines?
[02:58] <puff> spiritssight: I had a similar issue in the past after an upgrade, and it went away after a reboot.
[02:58] <Red-Sox> Flannel: No other suggestions?
[02:58] <puff> spiritssight: Have you tried shutting down all the way and then restarting?
[02:58] <spiritssight> puff: how can I check to see if its enabled or disabled
[02:59] <Flannel> Red-Sox: Take a look at your xorg, it... should be rather devoid of content.  Make sure you're not forcing it to use some other driver.  Unfortunately, I'm not really an X person, but I'm sure someone can help you out.  It really should work (of course, it should have worked out of the box too)
[03:00] <Red-Sox> Flannel: Okay, thanks.
[03:00] <cheeky> is it possible to install ubuntu with an external HDD?? coz my live cd doesnt work?
[03:00] <Flannel> cheeky: Try the alternate CD instead
[03:00] <Pie-rate> phixxor: i don't trust this list because it says the one she already bought and couldn't get to work, 'Works "out of the box"'
[03:00] <cheeky> alternate cd the text based one?
[03:00] <Flannel> cheeky: yes.
[03:00] <cheeky> is it harder?
[03:01] <cheeky> coz it gives me an error
[03:01] <puff> spiritssight: iwconfig
[03:01] <cheeky> when i try to bootit up
[03:01] <bigredradio> The expected bahavior when selecting my Firefox icon is to launch a new window if the app is already running. That is the case on all my systems. But on one system, I get an error that it is already running. Anyone familiar with this problem?
[03:01] <cheeky> and it works fine on my m8s laptop!
[03:01] <Flannel> cheeky: It asks the exact same questions.  If it gives you errors while booting, verify the MD5 of the iso you downloaded, and then make sure you burn at the slowest speed you can.
[03:01] <Flannel> cheeky: Verify the CD's integrity from the boot menu (penultimate option I believe)
[03:03] <Loganhoup> Kind of quiet tonight..
[03:03] <cheeky> errr
[03:03] <cheeky> i woudllike some help please
[03:04] <Loganhoup> how may I help you?
[03:04] <Flannel> cheeky: If it booted fine for your friend's computer, its likely a good burn then. What error does it give you while booting?
[03:04] <cheeky> i wanna try ubuntu lol but it doesnt boot from my drive
[03:04] <cheeky> its alive cd...works fine on my friends laptop
[03:04] <Loganhoup> have you tried the alternative cd?
[03:04] <cheeky> but not on mine :(
[03:04] <midnightRmbler>  cheeky: the drive has to be in your boot sequence
[03:05] <cheeky> man
[03:05] <cheeky> imm
[03:05] <cheeky> umm
[03:05] <corunum> I will award the prize of five internets to the person who can help me fix my splash screen.
[03:05] <midnightRmbler> cheeky: are you able to navigate in your BIOS?
[03:05] <cheeky> yeah
[03:05] <spiritssight> puff: here is the results of the last thing http://pastebin.com/f1265b4db also if you don't mind PM me as I am missing your response as can not see them fast as I am legally blind
[03:05] <cheeky> i did change the boot sequence
[03:05] <cheeky> and all
[03:05] <midnightRmbler> ok
[03:05] <Loganhoup> is it giving you an error? is the screen messed up on boot? be more specific so we can help you
[03:06] <midnightRmbler> and the very same CD you used in your friends machine wont boot?
[03:06] <N0_Named_Guy> hello all :)
[03:06] <cheeky> yup
[03:06] <cheeky> we even saw it for the first time lol
[03:06] <Theeb> how do you see your recovery mode log?
[03:06] <cheeky> nice backgroundand the screen switching
[03:06] <cheeky> was awsome
[03:07] <cplx> anyone here used any Sun StorageTek products?
[03:07] <cheeky> at boot
[03:07] <cheeky> it say
[03:07] <cheeky> linuxstuff waits ..and then second line
[03:07] <icedwater> Hi guys, how do I make usplash stop looking for higher resolutions and go straight to 1024x768 ?
[03:07] <cheeky> says
[03:07] <icedwater> cplx, can't help you there ;) Sorry.
[03:07] <cheeky> linux error.. and i cant remember the others
[03:07] <cplx> icedwater - no worrise
[03:08] <nkei0> I've got a possible tricky question...  I've got a laptop running windows xp pro, however, it's broken and it's giving me a hard time installing ubuntu, anyone want to help?
[03:08] <icedwater> nkei0, how is it broken?
[03:08] <vn> how hard time?
[03:08] <midnightRmbler> cheeky: you'll need to be specific
[03:08] <coolpet> ethana2 another question. I have a network proxy at my work, which only accept http request and port80. any possibility to set up ubuntu package manager to work with it?
[03:08] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: I'm not sure, but i thing it has something about the kernel parameters
[03:08] <corunum> icedwater, can you help me with the splash also? I think I'm a few steps behind you
[03:09] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: so you can do that usplash thing :S
[03:09] <cheeky> ok
[03:09] <ethana2> coolpet: probably not..
[03:09] <nkei0> Well, I'm not sure but one of the windows .dll files messed up and almost none of the drivers are working (cd/modems/lan/etc) and it also won't identify as windows so, I tried using my usb stick to transfer the iso and then using daemon tools to mount, but it won't let me.  I then just extracted the iso to the usb stick and tried installing from there and it asked me to connect to the...
[03:09] <nkei0> ...internet during install and i can't
[03:10] <nkei0> I've tried to load the drivers through the usb stick and it refused to work as well
[03:10] <icedwater> N0_Named_Guy, would love to help, but I need to know more?
[03:10] <TaoTeShaun> I was wondering if anyone knows of ways to speed up the internet. i have a dual boot and guessing that something is not working correctly since i get 4-4.5 mbps in windows but only about 300kbps in ubuntu. also, when pinging yahoo.com XP takes about 80ms where Ubuntu is taking 500-1600ms
[03:10] <nkei0> I've googled around and found the program unetbootin, but i'm wondering if i'll still need to connect to the internet during install.
[03:10] <D1sa5t3r> nkei0, replace the .dll
[03:11] <nkei0> I've tried, it doesn't work.
[03:11] <icedwater> nkei0, so you can't boot Windows?
[03:11] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: at the moment I can't help you more, I'm sleep drunk... :(
[03:11] <coolpet> ethana2: I just hoped you will not say this :( i tried many ways, but i canno t set up. so its impossible this way. thy
[03:11] <nkei0> I can get into windows... but almost nothing works
[03:11] <spiritssight> puff: I sent you a PM
[03:11] <Loganhoup> icedwater: if your talking about changing your usplash res. run sudo gedit /etc/usplash.conf and change it in that file
[03:11]  * icedwater smiles at N0_Named_Guy
[03:11] <ethana2> coolpet: that's one sucky proxy you got there, sorry
[03:11] <icedwater> Loganhoup, thanks... but I changed it and it still tries two higher resolutions first.
[03:11] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: I think I have some doc about that, in my files
[03:11] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: wait a moment plz
[03:11] <Loganhoup> hhmmm
[03:12] <Zaiden> I installed Wine, but the menu in the applications doesn't show the options for configuring wine or anything, only the program folders. How do I fix this?
[03:12] <Loganhoup> icedwater: have you tried updating it with sudo update-usplash-theme usplash-theme-ubuntu?
[03:12] <D1sa5t3r> burn image and boot..simple
[03:13] <coolpet> ethana2: np :)
[03:13] <icedwater> Loganhoup, I will try that...
[03:13] <vn> nkei0: yer not sposed to extract the iso that way afaik..
[03:13] <nkei0> D1sa5t3r:  I have the install files on the usb stick and can run it, but it asks to connect to the internet, and since the drivers for the lan won't load up I can't connect...
[03:14] <eubey> did w32codecs get rremoved from the repo?
[03:14] <Jordan_U> eubey: It was never in the default repos
[03:14] <Jordan_U> !w32codecs | eubey
[03:14] <D1sa5t3r> try burn the image and then boot
[03:14] <D1sa5t3r> it should work
[03:15] <D1sa5t3r> and u dont need internet
[03:15] <nkei0> D1sa5t3r:  So I need to boot from the usb stick?  Should I only have the ubuntu files on there?
[03:16] <D1sa5t3r> burn cd the image much easier
[03:17] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: got it
[03:17] <nkei0> the cd drive doesn't work correctly
[03:17] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: just change the /etc/usplash.conf
[03:17] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: to the values you want ;)
[03:17] <coolpet> Hmm i'm fully with question :) I have Attansic L1 Gigabit Ethernet, but have only windows drivers on asus homepage. But ubuntu can use it by default, debian not. How can i trace down which driver can be used for it(what driver is used by ubuntu)?
[03:17] <D1sa5t3r> then buy new comp :D
[03:17] <nkei0> lol
[03:18] <D1sa5t3r> have u try to fix the windows with xp cd
[03:19] <icedwater> N0_Named_Guy, I've tried it, it doesn't work.
[03:19] <nkei0> yeah, it won't run or boot to it, but with a cd (any cd in the drive) that's the only way I can get into windows
[03:19] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: does your monitor and vga support that resolution? :S
[03:19] <TaoTeShaun> ﻿I was wondering if anyone knows of ways to speed up the internet. i have a dual boot and guessing that something is not working correctly since i get 4-4.5 mbps in windows but only about 120kbps in ubuntu. also, when pinging yahoo.com XP takes about 80ms where Ubuntu is taking 500-1600ms. I am using the B43Legacy driver for my wifi
[03:19] <leachim6> can someone tell me all what's going on in this pic ?
[03:19] <leachim6> http://cache.lifehacker.com/assets/resources/2007/08/Embedded-CF-Terminal.jpg
[03:19] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: maybe it's some argument that is not passed to the kernel in boot time
[03:19] <D1sa5t3r> but u can't shutdown with cd in?
[03:20] <spiritssight> how do you know which DD-Wrt to use on a WRT54GS v3
[03:20] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: i can't tell the names right now... but I thing it has something to deal with the framebuffer thing...
[03:20] <nkei0> I can shut down with the cd in
[03:20] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: I think you must the framebuffer resolution :S
[03:21] <D1sa5t3r> and start?
[03:21] <corunum> Need help getting my boot screen back, I messed it up while trying to install a new splash theme.
[03:21] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: u must change, I mean
[03:21] <TaoTeShaun> lol, my last speed test came to 85kbps down and 636 up
[03:21] <icedwater> N0_Named_Guy, my monitor supports 1024x768, but it tries two higher resolutions first
[03:21] <D1sa5t3r> so u can boot with linux disc
[03:21] <TaoTeShaun> driver problem i'm guessing
[03:21] <Till10185> got a problem with pidgin every time i try to enter a room it boots me off completely from pidgin and it just started recently
[03:22] <nkei0> not to the linux disc no
[03:22] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: in the grub's menu.lst pass to the kernel the arguments to put the framebuffer at the desired resolution
[03:22] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: that commands in particular I don't know by memory
[03:22] <ice_cream> i recently found out i have issues with the latest firefox3 package and youtube..it all seems to work ok, but cpu temp shoots up like 20 degrees celsius o.O
[03:22] <D1sa5t3r> nkei0, im thinking that u r just evo :D
[03:22] <D1sa5t3r> sorry
[03:22] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: and aren't accessible to me right now :(
[03:22] <corunum> can anyone help me?
[03:22] <ice_cream> aka firefox3 and flash
[03:22] <nkei0> awesome, thanks for attempting though
[03:22] <ice_cream> (and by aka i mean 'in other words')
[03:23] <nkei0> I'm going to go hang with the wifey now
[03:23] <icedwater> Oh, is it the vga=791 etc stuff, N0_Named_Guy ?
[03:23] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: yes
[03:23] <N0_Named_Guy> icedwater: that stuff
[03:23] <Till10185> any one know whats with pidgin whenever i try to join a room it boots me off and i got to restart it
[03:23] <corunum> yo iced, no names, I did the vga=791 stuff
[03:23] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: and?
[03:24] <corunum> and everything the instructions said but I get no boot screen, just text
[03:24] <Till10185> any one whatsoever got any idea
[03:24] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: just to clarify you, I'm a guy just begining in this linux stuff
[03:24] <icedwater> corunum, maybe you want to check if the kernel line includes the 'splash' argument?
[03:24] <templaedhe1> I can't detect wiereless netowrks unless I'm like right next to em
[03:24] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: so don't expect me to help you out for 100% ;)
[03:25] <icedwater> Till10185, not very sure about your problem... do you get some error messages?
[03:25] <corunum> 20% is better than what I know still :/
[03:25] <corunum> let me check ice
[03:25] <D1sa5t3r> Till10185, take the pidgin and burn it
[03:25] <Till10185> its not the computer  its lan connection or router you are using
[03:25] <D1sa5t3r> it sucks
[03:25] <kindofabuzz> corunum, you trying to set framebuffer?
[03:25] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum and icedwater: I think there is a kernel option so you can pass a resolution to the framebuffer
[03:25] <Till10185> mine i can use up to 6 or 7 blocks away
[03:26] <N0_Named_Guy> corum and icedwater: I did something like that in a machine running Puppy Linux
[03:26] <corunum> I don't even know what a framebuffer is :(
[03:26] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: LOL
[03:26] <anom01y> hi I recently had to run a command "modprobe ivtv", do I have to do this every time I boot ?
[03:26] <icedwater> Brb!
[03:26] <Till10185> or the usb or card lan connection not detecting it form far away
[03:26] <kindofabuzz> corunum, set the vga=791 in defoptions in /boot/grub/menu.list
[03:26] <Till10185> from
[03:26] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: it is like the graphical mode in DOS :P
[03:26] <corunum> I shouldn't be messing with this stuff yet, is there anyway to get my original boot screen on again?
[03:27] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: how did it disappeared in first place? :P
[03:27] <corunum> I tried putting a new one, and now neither show.
[03:27] <anom01y> how do I set up automodprobe ?
[03:27] <corunum> I wouldn't mind the text in the boot, but there are alot of "failed to" in there lol
[03:27] <Till10185> im going to ask one more time cant find any info any where about this bug but whenever i try to join a room in pidgin it shuts me off and i have to restart it and it just started recently
[03:27] <Vermux_> ok, I need help mounting the windows partition , I booted using kubuntu live cd
[03:27] <arnell> How complicated is it to install a graphics driver for ATI 2900 XT?
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> corunum: did you follow the tutorial to the end?
[03:28] <kindofabuzz> !envy | arnell
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> sorry people
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> gotta go!
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> :P
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> I am sleepy here
[03:28] <N0_Named_Guy> cya
[03:28] <FloodBot2> N0_Named_Guy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:29] <corunum> N0_Named_Guy: Yes I did, and I don't know what mistake I made.
[03:29] <arnell> thanks I'll check it out
[03:30] <anom01y> what is the linux script command to wait 2 seconds ? halt, wait, pause ?? none of those work
[03:30] <ethana2> usleep?
[03:30] <agento> hello, i do sudo dpkg --configure -a and i get this errors update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.24.3mw1 Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.24.3mw1 update-initramfs: failed for /boot/initrd.img-2.6.24.3mw1  dpkg: el subproceso post-installation script devolvió el código de salida de error 1... ive google and didnt find something
[03:30] <ethana2> usleep 2 maybe
[03:30]  * ethana2 tries
[03:31] <corunum> kindofabuzz: I already did the vga=791 thing, can you tell me if its correct?
[03:31] <ethana2> it's 'sleep 2'
[03:31] <anom01y> sleep
[03:31] <anom01y> thanks
[03:31] <ethana2> yep
[03:31] <ethana2> finally, a command that's spelled right
[03:32] <MellowYellow> Ubuntu is not detecting my ethernet connection. Wifi works great, but I want the extra speed of a wired connection. Anyone know where to start on fixing this?
[03:32] <cgrapski> Can anyone help.  I tried intalling with WUBU and get the option between XP and Ubuntu.  But when I choose Ubuntu I just come back to that screen.
[03:32] <SchmittyDoesIt> where is the config for irssi
[03:32] <SchmittyDoesIt> ircssi
[03:33] <bolito_> join #ubuntu-es
[03:33] <Gnea> SchmittyDoesIt: ~/.irssi/
[03:33] <SchmittyDoesIt> thanx Gnea
[03:33] <bolito_> #ubuntu-es
[03:33] <Gnea> bolito_: /join #ubuntu-es
[03:34] <cgrapski> I meant that I get that screen upon boot.  And come back (without booting ubuntu) to that screen when choosing ubuntu.  Booting XP works fine.
[03:34] <Gnea> MellowYellow: plug a cable in
[03:34] <MellowYellow> Gnea, LOL, yea did that
[03:35] <Gnea> MellowYellow: what is your network setup like, physically?
[03:35] <Red-Sox> Sometimes, when I try to view a YouTube video or other flash content in Firefox, it freezes for a few seconds and then starts playing a little into the video.  Does anyone know of a way to prevent this hiccup?
[03:35] <joshuajtl> hey folks anyone know where rhythmbox icons (arrows, play pause etc) are located?
[03:35] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, try flash 10
[03:35] <spiritssight> is it still a bad idea to flash with DD-wrt using FF
[03:35] <Gnea> !wubi | cgrapski
[03:35] <MellowYellow> cable modem -> router -> laptop
[03:35] <Gnea> cgrapski: check that first URL
[03:35] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: Do I need to compile that or is it in the repos?
[03:35] <smm289> my laptop runs ubuntu 8.04, my file server runs ubuntu 8.04.  Samba is running fine on the server.  While using my laptop I click on places, network, but the ubuntu server does not show up.  I can access it by smb://server289.  why wont it just show up in the network browse
[03:35] <Gnea> MellowYellow: is the router a hybrid wired/wireless?
[03:36] <MellowYellow> right now I am using wifi to connect with the laptop I want to use an ethernet cable
[03:36] <niriven> Meep.
[03:36] <MellowYellow> Gnea, yes
[03:36] <cgrapski> Gnea OK will try that.
[03:36] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, no just download it
[03:36] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, from adobe
[03:36] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: okay
[03:36] <cplx> anyone here used any Sun StorageTek products?
[03:36] <Gnea> smm289: is nmbd running?
[03:36] <broken1> after changing from kernel .21 back to .20
[03:36] <smm289> I have no idea
[03:36] <smm289> running on the server or the client
[03:37] <smm289> how do i check
[03:37] <broken1> I nolonger have the firmware I need for my sound and wifi setup
[03:37] <Vermux_> Im frustrated here, need help using live cd to mount a windows partition
[03:37] <MellowYellow> Gnea, the router is not the issue.
[03:37] <Gnea> MellowYellow: try these steps: a) disable your wifi connection on the laptop, b) plug the cable in
[03:37] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: bleh I have to compile it
[03:37] <broken1> the live cd works fine though
[03:37] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, no you don't
[03:37] <MellowYellow> Gnea, did that, I then have no connection to the internet
[03:37] <broken1> how can I recover my system?
[03:37] <Gnea> Vermux_: click on Places->the_windows_drive
[03:38] <Gnea> Vermux_: should put an icon on the desktop - double click on it
[03:38] <MellowYellow> tried different ports on the router, they all work for other computers, not this one
[03:38] <broken1> which is the current kernel ubuntu is now on, Hardy?
[03:38] <Vermux_> Gnea: places?
[03:38] <balleyne> I'm having trouble configuration multiple monitors. How can I make 1900x1200 an option? It isn't listed when I go to System->Pref->Screen Resolution
[03:38] <Gnea> Vermux_: between Applications and System
[03:38] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: How do I install it?
[03:39] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: nvm I got it.
[03:39] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, hang on a sec, let's pm
[03:39] <Gnea> MellowYellow: open a terminal when everything is disconnect and type:  ip a  , then pastebin the results after you re-enable the wifi
[03:39] <Gnea> !pastebin
[03:39] <MellowYellow> balleyne, that is most likely because either the monitor or the graphics card does not support it, especially in dual monitor use
[03:39] <Red-Sox> kindofabuzz: thank you.
[03:39] <kindofabuzz> Red-Sox, are you registerd so you can get pm's?
[03:40] <balleyne> MellowYellow: hmm, that would make sense in terms of a dual-monitor thing. Then, I'd want to turn off my laptop monitor (so as to use the external only)... any idea how to do that?
[03:40] <MellowYellow> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44421/
[03:41] <Vermux_> Gnea: where?
[03:41] <Vermux_> Gnea: it is kubuntu 8.4
[03:41] <MellowYellow> balleyne,  it is a laptop and you are trying to drive both?
[03:41] <Gnea> Vermux_: oh... you should ask in #kubuntu then, they would be able to help you better
[03:41] <broken1> which kernel is ahrdy on plz?
[03:42] <manoi> how do i install skipe ?
[03:42] <zcat[1]> Ummm.. what's the other way of doing a claculation in bash other than $[ $x - $y ]
[03:42] <Gnea> !skype | manoi
[03:42] <broken1> anyone know?
[03:42] <broken1> -uname -a?
[03:43] <Vermux_> Gnea: not much help there
[03:43] <MellowYellow> balleyne, if so then I doubt your onboard graphics card has the ability to drive an external monitor at that resolution either way
[03:43] <MellowYellow> Gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/44421/
[03:43] <zcat[1]> http://pastebin.com/f23d5482e -- normal live boot and installer work, 'persistent' drops me into busybox. I have a second partiton, it's ext2 and labeled casper-rw. What else am I missing?
[03:43] <Gnea> MellowYellow: yeah, saw it... hrm, it looks like it's okay... are you disabling wifi from the desktop or with a switch on the laptop?
[03:43] <balleyne> MellowYellow: yeah, it's a laptop... hmm... damn... I used to do it, but I guess it was with a different (though older) laptop... I'll look into that
[03:44] <broken1> this is crazy
[03:44] <MellowYellow> well the switch actually does not disable it in linux (really interesting) so I did it from the desktop
[03:44] <Gnea> broken1: ?
[03:44] <Gnea> broken1: running 2.6.24-21-generic here
[03:45] <broken1> I simply need to know what kernel is Hardy on?
[03:45] <Taterade> She Works!
[03:45] <broken1> .20?
[03:45] <broken1> .19?
[03:45] <Gnea> !patience | broken1
[03:45] <broken1> Gnea: thanks
[03:45] <spiritssight> any good irc channel for wireless issues and also talking about routers with DD-WRT
[03:45] <Taterade> @broken Run Terminal and type in...
[03:45] <broken1> I was told .21 is experimental
[03:45] <Gnea> broken1: i just told you. you could be a bit more patient.
[03:45] <Taterade> Hold on let me check help pane:)
[03:45] <Gnea> notice that it's -21, not .21
[03:45] <MellowYellow> spiritssight, ddwrt :)
[03:46] <balleyne> MellowYellow: any idea how I'd get my laptop monitor off anyways?
[03:46] <MellowYellow> spiritssight, darn, maybe not :(
[03:46] <Taterade> Type (uname) into the terminal minus ()
[03:46] <D1sa5t3r> MellowYellow, where u from?
[03:47] <bcowan> anyone have alpha5 running in vbox??
[03:47] <broken1> notice that you understood 21 as 21
[03:47] <broken1> since its the only 21 kernel relevent
[03:47] <ScreaminIke> i visited the wiki and followed the directions step/by-step, but am unable to get moinmoin running in apache
[03:47] <MellowYellow> Fn F5 does it for me if I remember correctly
[03:47] <ScreaminIke> halp?
[03:47] <MellowYellow> D1sa5t3r, Mars
[03:47] <spiritssight> MellowYellow: ddwrt did not come up as channel it said
[03:47] <D1sa5t3r> UK?
[03:47] <vrang> What does the (number) after a man page name mean?
[03:47] <Taterade> Is the RSS feed in Fire fox helpful?
[03:48] <Taterade> k
[03:48] <bfig> how can i see debug info for fp?
[03:48] <bfig> do i need to install some specific package?
[03:48] <vrang> like man ifconfig displays "ifconfig(8)"
[03:48] <vrang> what's that 8 ?
[03:48] <Gnea> MellowYellow: if you plug the cable in, does ip a change at all?
[03:48] <MellowYellow> spiritssight, yea, sorry I knew openwrt had a good one, and I thought I remebered ddwrt having one as well
[03:48] <MellowYellow> Gnea, nope
[03:49] <MellowYellow> Gnea, ifconfig reports nothing different
[03:49] <Gnea> MellowYellow: what about:  lspci | grep Ether
[03:49] <Taterade> Anyone use RSS?
[03:49] <MellowYellow> Gnea, btw ifconfig does not even show a eth0
[03:49] <Gnea> !anyone | Taterade
[03:49] <Gnea> MellowYellow: yeah i noticed that too (btw, ip a is just a more advanced ifconfig)
[03:49] <D1sa5t3r> :D
[03:50] <spiritssight> dd-wrt is the channel :-)
[03:50] <MellowYellow> spiritssight, Yay, they are actually fairly helpful in there, that is when there are people not lurking
[03:50] <puff> spiritssight: how's you networking problem?
[03:51] <Theeb> i love ubottu
[03:51] <Nagark> eu preciso de suporte em portugues ?
[03:51] <Taterade> @Theeb ???
[03:51] <bobertdos> !pt > Nagark
[03:51] <broken1> my system has lost the ability to load firmware vital for sound and wifi, how can I recover this functionailty?
[03:51] <mordof> how would i locate/remove a cron task? i've got this cron thing going in the background that keeps doing test emails, and i want it to stop cause it's annoying, lol.
[03:51] <MellowYellow> Gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/44423/
[03:52] <Gnea> !sound | broken1
[03:52] <Gnea> !wifi | broken1
[03:52] <Nagark> ubottu tanks
[03:52] <keppi> !cron|mordof
[03:52] <Taterade> @broken what sound card are you using?
[03:52] <broken1> my wifi is not broken
[03:52] <mordof> keppi : ty ^^
[03:52] <broken1> the system will not load ANY firmware
[03:52] <Gnea> 21:51 < broken1> my system has lost the ability to load firmware vital for sound and wifi,
[03:52] <keppi> :)
[03:53] <broken1> SOUND and wifi
[03:53] <Taterade> "vital"
[03:53] <Gnea> broken1: you just contradicted yourself - you said your wifi is broken.
[03:53] <broken1> thus the canned wifi tort will not suffice
[03:53] <Theeb> ya im having problems with my sound card if i play amarok + any other audio source
[03:53] <Gnea> broken1: which is why you were presented with options for *both* problems. help yourself.
[03:53] <broken1> I am helping myself apparently
[03:54] <MellowYellow> Theeb, what sound server are you using?
[03:54] <Taterade> ﻿broken what computer are you using?
[03:54] <Gnea> good, because we're sure not getting paid to put up with your attitude.
[03:54] <broken1> Taterade: a nforce i680
[03:54] <Taterade> Try going to....
[03:55] <Rakeer> is there a console command to check uptime?
[03:55] <MellowYellow> Gnea, so anything stick out in the lspci? it seems like it is a fairly common ethernet controller
[03:55] <Theeb> MellowYellow, sound server? no idea, im on sony laptop
[03:55] <Flannel> Rakeer: uptime
[03:55] <bobertdos> Theeb: As in Alsa or Pulse?
[03:55] <Taterade> @rakeer You mean ping speed?
[03:55] <Gnea> MellowYellow: okay, see if you can pastebin all of the output from the dmesg command please
[03:55] <Theeb> alsa
[03:55] <Rakeer> Flannel: maybe I just should have tried it, thanks ;)
[03:55] <Theeb> thats the only one that works for microphone
[03:55] <broken1> Taterade: my system was unstable with .21, so I thought it was the nvidia driver at frist, I uninstalled the nvidia drivers, and rolled back the kernel, and lost sound and wifi. NO wifi firmware will load, no matter the card. These wifi firmwares are in the kernel  blobs. My system worked out of the box.
[03:56] <bobertdos> Theeb: You could probably still try Pulse for playback though.
[03:56] <Rakeer> Any idea why my uptime would say there are 2 users?
[03:56] <Rakeer> or is that counting root plus acct?
[03:56] <perillux> when using audacity and recording at 96000Hz every once in a while the sound skips when I play it back.  It sounds great and then it suddenly jumps forward about half a second like there's a hole in the recording.  Also, this isn't random, it happens regularly about every 30 seconds.
[03:56] <Theeb> does work for mic :\
[03:56] <Gnea> Rakeer: that depends what the output of the w command is
[03:57] <Theeb> it does but makes annoying noise when i talk
[03:57] <broken1> Taterade: I can boot into desktop, but no sound or wifi, it seems my onboard LAN port is even borked. Serems like all things related to my Nvidia chipset is broekn
[03:57] <perillux> also, it's not a problem with playback.  It actually gets recorded like that for some reason
[03:57] <Taterade> @broken goto System-Prefrences-Sound and check to see if changing those options will fix the sound.
[03:57] <MellowYellow> heh lots of output had to pipe to file
[03:57] <MellowYellow> Gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/44424/
[03:57] <broken1> Taterade: it won't because the system no longer recognizes that I even HAVE a sound "card"
[03:58] <Theeb> because i have trouble with amarok + vbox sound
[03:58] <Theeb> i have to close one of them
[03:58] <Taterade> @broken broken sound card?
[03:58] <broken1> its not a sound card
[03:58] <broken1> itsd all onboard stuff that works with the livecd
[03:59] <mordof> keppi: i didn't set up the crontab.. it was done by something else that i must've installed.
[03:59] <bobertdos> Theeb: So, do you have System->Preferences->Sound all set to Alsa?
[03:59] <Rakeer> Gnea: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/44425/
[03:59] <Taterade> Its still a sound card.
[03:59] <MellowYellow> broken1, we get it, everything is broken. Now what on earth did you do to break it all?
[03:59] <Rakeer> Not sure what that means exactly...
[03:59] <broken1> but for some reason, a change of the kernel has busted the system
[03:59] <mordof> keppi: neither of the links given helped at all with that
[03:59] <noriyuki> HI I have this Microsoft keyboard (wireless) connected to my laptop... the F1-F12 are not working properly from the keyboard however the are on the laptop's keyboard so I assume the problem is the wireless keyboard compaqtbility any help??>
[03:59] <broken1> the sound "card" is fiine, so is everythign else
[03:59] <Jordan_U> broken1: Does it work if you boot into the old kernel?
[03:59] <broken1> this is not a hardware issue
[03:59] <MellowYellow> broken1, then just downgrade the kernel, not a big deal
[03:59] <Taterade> Broken touch the motherboard with wet hand with the power cord pluged in.
[03:59] <broken1> if it were, it would not play on the livecd
[04:00] <broken1> I need to know how to get default functionality
[04:00] <YaKkO_FJV> algum br ae?
[04:00] <Nagark> i need a free shell
[04:00] <Taterade> Then buy new computer.:(
[04:00] <Gnea> MellowYellow: i noticed that you've suspended your system once or twice.
[04:00] <MellowYellow> Gnea, yes
[04:00] <Taterade> I did that.
[04:00] <Nagark> what i do to have one ?
[04:00] <Jordan_U> broken1: Does it work if you boot into the old kernel?
[04:00] <broken1> why buy a new computer when this one works?
[04:00] <broken1> wait?
[04:00] <broken1> I'm feeding you aren't I
[04:00] <broken1> sorry I did not recognize you
[04:00] <YaKkO_FJV> somebody knows to liberate door 7000? I find that firewall this not leaving to liberate!
[04:00] <Theeb> bobertdos,  i have them set to PulseAudio sound server and vbox to alsa
[04:01] <FunkyKarma> hey ... any experience here with installing JBoss AS?
[04:01] <Taterade> @broken- kidding (Gonna go try using Rss feeds)
[04:01] <YaKkO_FJV> somebody knows to liberate door 7000? I find that firewall this not leaving to liberate!
[04:01] <Taterade> later
[04:01] <Aeron|mtf> what's the command to use to ignore someone in IRC using X-Chat?  "ignore [user] ALL" isn't doing the trick
[04:01] <Gnea> MellowYellow: okay, it looks like the system is losing the ethernet device when you do that - try rebooting and see if it works.
[04:01] <MellowYellow> broken1, just use the older kernel
[04:01] <Theeb> bobertdos, and i still have to close one of them, otherwise sound wont work or amarok will freeze  if i open the vbox firs tthen amarok.
[04:02] <MellowYellow> heh ok
[04:02] <MellowYellow> bummer though
[04:02] <YaKkO_FJV> somebody knows to liberate door 7000? I find that firewall this not leaving to liberate!
[04:02] <EvolutionXtinct> anyone familiar w/ Adaptec RAID on Ubuntu?
[04:02] <bobertdos> Theeb: Why not let Ubuntu switch to Alsa too? That's what I would do.
[04:02] <Gnea> MellowYellow: there's still a possibility of fixing it :)
[04:02] <bfig> can somebody help me with freepascal on ubuntu? i'm desperate and need to hand an assignment for uni tomorrow!
[04:03] <bfig> i have my program finished but the debugger won't appear and i don't know what to do
[04:03] <bfig> i got two errors in like 5000 LOC
[04:03] <noriyuki> HI I have this Microsoft keyboard (wireless) connected to my laptop... the F1-F12 are not working properly from the keyboard however the are on the laptop's keyboard so I assume the problem is the wireless keyboard compaqtbility any help??>
[04:03] <Theeb> bobertdos,  i will have the same problem. i still have trouble running amarok + firefox flash videos. one of them wont work and amarok will freeze if i start firefox flash player  first
[04:03] <mindrape> try #pascal
[04:03] <bfig> nobody there
[04:03] <mindrape> #delphi ?
[04:03] <Jordan_U> Theeb: I think that the new version of virtual box released recently outputs to pulseaudio
[04:03] <EvolutionXtinct> so no one is famliiar w/ adaptec?
[04:03] <bfig> what does delphi have to do with pascal?
[04:03] <Gnea> bfig: there's some people in there, but do note the /topic
[04:03] <mindrape> Pascal is kinda... awful.  Maybe if it were C, Java, PHP, or something more common we could help.
[04:03] <SchmittyDoesIt> fantastico is fantastic
[04:04] <Theeb> Jordan_U, the recording is not clear
[04:04] <bfig> it has nothing to do with the lang
[04:04] <Theeb> with pulseaudio *
[04:04] <bfig> it has to do with the compiler thing... the debug won't output the problematic lines
[04:04] <bfig> so basically i only get 'two errors'
[04:05] <Theeb> i wonder if the problem in amarok
[04:05] <bfig> and i'm alone to find them in my whole code
[04:05] <Taterade> Just learned that RSS in firefox is the simplest thing I've seen...
[04:05] <Jordan_U> Theeb: Recording?
[04:05] <Theeb> Jordan_U,  i use ventrilo on vbox.
[04:05] <mindrape> bfig - well pastebin it... but I'm pretty sure very few people know Pascal.
[04:05] <bfig> my whole code?
[04:06] <mindrape> well unless you can help pinpoint the problem, I'd think so.
[04:06] <MellowYellow> well that brought it back, any clue how to keep it from happening again? As I really like the suspend ability
[04:06] <bfig> i need help to configure the debugger! not
[04:06] <Taterade> ﻿/msg ubottu etiquette
[04:06] <YaKkO_FJV> somebody knows to liberate door 7000? I find that firewall this not leaving to liberate!
[04:06] <YaKkO_FJV> somebody knows to liberate door 7000? I find that firewall this not leaving to liberate!
[04:06] <Taterade> that didn't work...
[04:06] <bfig> not debugging the code
[04:06] <bobertdos> Theeb: Well, I'd at least let Ubuntu playback run on Pulse..........and yes, as a matter of fact, RhythymBox might behave a little better. It seems to do better for me.
[04:06] <mindrape> bfig - you realize this is like asking a Visual Studio.NET debugger question in a #Windows channel, right?
[04:06] <Gnea> !repeat | YaKkO_FJV
[04:07] <bfig> i have no idea where to ask but here or on #pascal
[04:07] <Theeb> bobertdos,  will try that. thanks
[04:07] <Taterade> @Yakko have you tried going to your routers support page?
[04:07] <bfig> maybe somebody here had the same problem: the debugger doesn't install automatically i think, although i installed all fp packages
[04:07] <bfig> i really don't know where to ask mindrape
[04:07] <MellowYellow> Gnea, well that brought it back, any clue how to keep it from happening again? As I really like the suspend ability
[04:07] <mindrape> bfig - how about reading up on http://www.freepascal.org/
[04:08] <r2s> which mobile PC/tablet has 3G capability??
[04:08] <bfig> i've tried but i haven't found anything... i've found i have really poor google/browsing skills lately
[04:08] <Jordan_U> Theeb: I'm sorry I don't know what ventilo is
[04:08] <bobertdos> bfig: We're sorry that we can't be of more help, and we don't mean to be rude, but you'd probably better leave before an op yells at you :)
[04:08] <Corden> guys can you refer me into a website that shows the count of ubuntu 8.04 from older ubuntu versions?
[04:09] <bfig> ok well, thanks for trying... :(
[04:09] <Corden> just need it to support my recommendation to upgrade from 6.10 to 8.04
[04:09] <Theeb> Jordan_U, voip, just like teamspeak.
[04:09] <mindrape> bfig - when in doubt echo out your variables at random intervals in the code or counts... like put one in each function.
[04:09] <Aeron|mtf> whenever i start up firefox it is set to 'offline'.  where can i change that setting?
[04:09] <Jordan_U> Theeb: So the problem is that the audio is not clear, not that it's not playing at all?
[04:09] <rand0m> when downloading something in transmission (or with utorrent running through wine), once the speed of the transfer seems to peak, my connection dies completely... anyone know what could be the cause?
[04:10] <bfig> mindrape: the code won't compile, that's my problem...
[04:10] <Theeb> Jordan_U,  yes.
[04:10] <Corden> can anyone pls
[04:10] <Theeb> Jordan_U, just the recording part.
[04:10] <bfig> mindrape: i can't find the errors because the compiler doesn't point out which lines they are
[04:10] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: By default it is set to offline when network-manager thinks that you aren't connected to the internet
[04:11] <mindrape> bfig - well like I said earlier I have never used Pascal but pastebin the code and I'll see if my logic from other languages carries over.
[04:11] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, okay, will look for that next time.  i never had that problem with versions prior to 3.0
[04:11] <bobertdos> Corden: The count would be 7.04, 7.10, 8.04
[04:11] <jessid> !kernel | jessid
[04:11] <bobertdos>  Corden: We've been following that same scheme for years.
[04:12] <bfig> mindrape: i thank your eagerness to help but that's not the correct approach. even if i paste the code and you help me troubleshoot i won't have solved my problem
[04:12] <bfig> mindrape: i need to be able to track my own mistakes
[04:12] <mindrape> well good luck at life then.
[04:13] <Taterade> @Corden I did that upgrade then I learned command line. I never want to install programs with out command line plus 8.04 runs a lot faster on my old computer.
[04:13] <Gnea> MellowYellow: try adding this to your boot line: pci=routeirq
[04:13] <Gnea> MellowYellow: also, what make/model is the laptop?
[04:14] <Corden> me too im using 8.04 at home, but here in my work place we still use 6.10.
[04:14] <CShadowRun> been asking about this for 3 days now, my video playback colors on ubuntu are screwed up, will anyone ever help me?
[04:14]  * EvolutionXtinct wants to kill adaptec...
[04:15] <Gnea> bfig: there's no need for that.
[04:15] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: You can turn that off with offline apps notify in about:config IIRC
[04:15] <Gnea> !guidelines > bfig
[04:15] <bfig> Gnea: what do you mean? i have 'two errors' (that's what the compiler says i have) but it doesn't say which line i should look
[04:15] <Corden> brb guys ill boot my  6.10 :D
[04:15] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, where is "about:config" at?
[04:16] <Jordan_U> bfig: Can you pastebin the exact errors?
[04:16] <Gnea> bfig: well perhaps, once you've adjusted your attitude toward those that are making an attempt to help, you might actually solve the problem.
[04:16] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: In the URL bar type "about:config"
[04:16] <bobertdos> Aeron|mtf: Just type it in Firefox.
[04:16] <khaotik> is there a channel for help with ubuntu servers?
[04:16] <Gnea> !server | khaotik
[04:16] <Salooooomy> can anyone help with this issue? I have inserted into my .bashrc a script which runs compiz --replace. Compiz starts up, but any shells cant use the SHIFT key. when I run another WM, and then run compiz, everything is fine, but I dont want to use the other window managers, to save on boot time and memory.
[04:16] <wick3d> anyone know why i can't change my screen resolution? its stuck at 800x600
[04:16] <Flannel> khaotik: Here, or #ubuntu-server
[04:17] <bobertdos> !fixres > wick3d
[04:17] <Gnea> Salooooomy: remove compiz --replace from .bashrc - you're basically running it twice
[04:17] <khaotik> thank you
[04:17] <wick3d> thanks ubottu ill try it out now
[04:18] <Salooooomy> Gnea: if i remove it, another window manager starts up, not compiz, and to use compiz, i basically have to run terminal, and type compiz&
[04:18] <fused_> Can someone please help me with the command to set the background in Eterm?
[04:18] <Aeron|mtf> i see no option for offline apps notify :/
[04:18] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: Did you do a search?
[04:18] <illys> can i speak with some1 i need help :(
[04:18] <bfig> Gnea: i haven't been hostile towards people trying to help me. I've been trying to explain myself from the beginning!. i can personally find the errors if i get the usual information about where the errors are (line, type of error), and those are not showing up when i try to compile. instead, i just get the 'compile failed, x errors found' thing, without any clue where they are
[04:18] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: Search for "offline"
[04:19] <Jordan_U> !ask | illys
[04:19] <Gnea> Salooooomy: have you checked out any documentation?
[04:21] <illys> i am new in linux today i install it in my computer and i cant log in
[04:21] <Hqrsie> if my cpu clock is listed as 1600mhz in my /proc/cpuinfo when it's supposed to be 2600mhz and I'm running a retail bios is there any way to change it?
[04:21] <Salooooomy> Gnea: yes, I have been through many forums (which is where I read to add compiz --replace in .bashrc). I also have been through the walkthroughs in beryl-project.org, and compiz-fusion. I am new to linux, so if there is something simple im missing, my bad. I am only experienced in OS X and AIX
[04:22] <speener> anyone know how i can set amarok instead of rhythmbox to be the default app that launches when i plug in my ipod???
[04:22] <Rakeer> does anyone offer an OpenGL wrapper for non-acceld video?
[04:22] <bobertdos> illys: If you went through the standard desktop install, you should have created a login through the wizard......
[04:22] <Gnea> bfig: first of all, please bear in mind that this channel is a general support channel for Ubuntu. To ask of any kind of help specific to any program or programming language is clearly beyond the scope, although it is allowed if someone actually knows what they're talking about in regards to that specific subject matter.  I realize you had a deadline, but you're just going to have to RTFM until someone answers in #pascal, or maybe find a web-based forum that
[04:22] <Theeb> even tho i have all the playback selected as pulseaudio, i am only able to increase decrease the volume from the volume control under alsa mixer device
[04:23] <bobertdos> Rakeer: You should find an option for iPods somewere in System->Preferences->Removable Media
[04:23] <Rakeer> 0_o
[04:23] <Salooooomy> in ubuntu, hardy... is there a location where I can specify the WM executable, instead of forcing it to run in .bashrc?
[04:24] <bfig> Gnea: i understand, thanks for trying anyway. please understand i didn't intend to be a prick to those trying to help providing an alternative answer
[04:24] <Gnea> Salooooomy: i would highly suggest removing that line from your .bashrc and making sure that you have the desktop effects turned on from the menu correctly: Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects
[04:24] <bobertdos> Rakeer: sorry!! :p
[04:24] <Rakeer> bobertdos: No, I mean an openglwrapper to emulate GL via cpu routines..
[04:24] <Rakeer> lol
[04:24] <Rakeer> ok
[04:24] <Rakeer> no worries
[04:24] <FloodBot2> Rakeer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:24]  * Rakeer pats FloodBot2 on the head. Good boy.
[04:25] <Gnea> bfig: as long as they understand that, then that is fine.  have you tried reading the manpage for the compiler, or whatever it is that produces the output, to see if there's a setting or a commandline argument to set for more verbosity?
[04:25] <ASrock> my wireless disconnects after a while, it seems like once after a certain amount of data gets transfered it disconnects me, from both my wired and wireless connections
[04:25] <bobertdos> speener: You should find an option for iPods somewere in System->Preferences->Removable Media
[04:25] <mordof> question: when i use ls -l, what does it mean if a file is highlighted in yellow?
[04:26] <speener> bobertdos: i checked, but there's no option for it
[04:26] <Salooooomy> Gnea: compiz does not come up in the prefferences menu. Maybe i missed something during the install? in order to run it i have to execute compiz from within my shell. adding it to .bashrc was my way of having it persistent. adding the --replace was only used to keep from having another WM load up and consume resources.
[04:26] <bfig> Gnea: the documentation is online and to be honest i really don't know where to look... i've tried finding any reference to 'debugger output' or 'compile failed' but failed miserably
[04:27] <Gnea> Salooooomy: it's not going to say 'compiz' there. you will get 3 options. try disabling it altogether (so there's no desktop effects at all) and then restart the system, then try to turn them on again from the Visual Effects panel
[04:27] <Gnea> bfig: what command are you using, exactly?
[04:27] <Salooooomy> Gnea: Trying that, i hope its that simple!
[04:27] <bfig> Gnea: i'm using 'Run' == 'Compile and run'
[04:28] <bfig> (ctrlf9)
[04:28] <Gnea> bfig: in your terminal?
[04:28] <arnell> upgraded from 7.1 to 8.04 rebooted and system hangs at BusyBox. Anyone know what's happening here?
[04:28] <bfig> Gnea: in pascal editor
[04:28] <Gnea> bfig: you'll have to excuse me, i haven't mucked with pascal in over 15 years (and i hated it with a passion). what's the name of the pascal editor?
[04:29] <bfig> Gnea: 'Free
[04:29] <bfig> Gnea: 'Free Pascal IDE for Linux for i386'
[04:30] <dunas> So there's a new X Server coming in 8.10?
[04:30] <Gnea> bfig: and where did you install it from?
[04:30] <Gnea> !intrepid | dunas
[04:30] <bfig> Gnea: i used sudo apt-get install fp- and every item existing that started with that
[04:31] <bobertdos> speener: Nothing under the Multimedia tab for Portable Music Players?
[04:31] <speener> bobertdos: i don't have a multimedia tab
[04:32] <powertool08> Does anyone know which package I need so k3b can handle m4a tracks?
[04:32] <speener> bobertdos: i have: cameras, pdas, printers & scanners, input devices
[04:32] <speener> and there's nothing in any of them
[04:33] <Kattollikisd> I have a problem with my Mozilla Firefox and my Global Menu Applet, can someone help me?
[04:33] <Gnea> bfig: compiler messages (F12) doesn't help?
[04:34] <Gnea> Kattollikisd: just tell us what the problem you're having is, in detail, and someone might be able to :)
[04:34] <Kattollikisd> Gnea, ok :S ( Sowwy )
[04:35] <bfig> Gnea: i'm not recieving anything when pressing f12... i don't get an option to see anything that generates... maybe it is not configured to give debugging output? i haven't been able to find anywhere to see this
[04:36] <Kattollikisd> I can't see the firefox menu ( File..... Edit...... View... ) in my Global Menu Applet, can someone Help me? pleases
[04:36] <kern> i have a server setup on one computer a crossover cable plugged into it and the other side plugged into this computer... now im trying to connect to it on this one but what info would i put in for the wired connections GATEWAY address ??
[04:36] <richie> I can't remove kubuntu-desktop because that package is not installed, so how do i remove kubuntu programs, leaving me with me originally ubuntu installation
[04:37] <Gnea> bfig: :)  i pressed alt-F and then scrolled to the right until I got to the Compile menu, it's at the bottom
[04:37] <Ketrel> Question, I know to change your mac address in linux it's "ifconfig eth0 down hw ether <mac address>", but how (other than doing it by entering the number manually) would you change it back to the default?
[04:37] <keppi> use the server address as the gateway address
[04:37] <Flannel> !puregnome | richie
[04:38] <Gnea> Ketrel: i suppose it depends on the amount of time required
[04:39] <bfig> Gnea: i press the button in the menu or f12 and nothing shows up
[04:39] <bobertdos> speener: What about when you go into the file browser and Edit->Preferences->Media?
[04:39] <Nubbie> can somebody  please help me in configuring X 7.4 to use a proper driver?
[04:39] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: What gfx card?
[04:39] <`Matir> Does anyone know what would cause errors like http://paste.ubuntu.com/44434/ for multiple drives?  SMART seems to find no problems with the drives themselves, and the problem occurs for both SATA drives in the system.
[04:39] <Gnea> bfig: how big is your terminal window?
[04:39] <speener> bobertdos: GENIUS
[04:39] <richie> Flannel: i'll give that a try
[04:40] <Nubbie> Jordan_U: i'm using an intel 810i graphics set, i should be using the "intel" driver
[04:40] <Gumby> Hi all, I am running ubuntu hardy and I keep getting this message wheneve I install or uninstall a package "scrollkeeper-update: error while loading shared libraries: libscrollkeeper.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"  I've removed and reinstalled scrollkeeper as well as libscrollkeeper0 but the messages wont stop.  Anyone have any ideas?
[04:40] <bfig> Gnea: default terminal size... i had problems last time i had a bigger window and compiled, when it came back the whole thing went psycho
[04:40] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: Does your xorg.conf state to use "intel" ?
[04:40] <bobertdos> speener: *phew* You know, they really need to stop moving things around on us like that!
[04:40] <Ketrel> Gnea: what do you mean?
[04:41] <Gnea> bfig: try this on for size: exit fp-ide, stretch the terminal window vertically so that it's around 80x50 or taller, then run fp-ide
[04:41] <speener> bobertdos: i know, every time a new version of anything comes out and nothing is the same...
[04:41] <Nubbie> Jordan_U: i have an extremely minimal xorg.conf file.
[04:41] <Ketrel> I mean I know I can just make a script to restore to default and execute it when needed.
[04:41] <Gnea> Ketrel: you could just record the original mac to a text file and recall it later
[04:42] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: Does it have a "Device" section ?
[04:42] <Nubbie> Jordan_U: it just says "configured <blank>" in the identifier sections
[04:42] <Ketrel> Gnea: yes, but suppose I forgot it, is it actually stored somewhere on the device (where it can't be changed) which I locate it at?
[04:42] <Nubbie> Jordan_U: yes sir it does, and i have specified the "Driver     "intel"
[04:42] <bfig> Gnea: internal error and must exit :p
[04:42] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: And it's still not using that driver?
[04:43] <Nubbie> Jordan_U: i am assuming it isn't, because compiz is failing to start.
[04:43] <lordvladimir> hello i have a bit of a problem that i cant seem to locate an answer to in ubuntu forums, i normally  use xfce, but was tinkering around with gnome. and for some reason i got this fast user switcher applet error, and then my desktop icons arent there now and when i right click on the desktop it does nothing.
[04:43] <Gnea> bfig: something's whacked with your ide config then :P
[04:44] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: Can you pastebin the output of "compiz --replace" ?
[04:44] <Jordan_U> Nubbie: Your card might be blacklisted for some reason
[04:44] <bfig> Gnea: i'm checking some compiler preferences... i'll check all the possible config options and tell you if i get them right... thanks for the help
[04:44] <Kattollikisd> I can't see the firefox menu ( File..... Edit...... View... ) in my Global Menu Applet, can someone Help me? pleases
[04:44] <Gnea> Ketrel: why do you need to change the mac in the first place?
[04:45] <Gnea> bfig: cheers
[04:45] <bfig> Gnea: wow... something in 'compiler preferences' was the thing! i got my debugging info!
[04:45] <Gnea> lol
[04:46] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, i'm toggling the 'offline' stuff and when i kill the browser and restart it, it's still offline
[04:47] <arnell> What is the diff btween kernel 2.6.24-19 and 2.6.22-15?
[04:47] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: Don't change anything but "browser.offline-apps.notify" if you changed anything else make sure you set it back to default
[04:48] <`Matir> has anyone seen lots of problems with "hard resetting link" on sata_sis drives?
[04:49] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, both browser.offline and browser.offline-apps.notify are set to false
[04:50] <Kattollikisd> I can't see the firefox menu ( File..... Edit...... View... ) in my Global Menu Applet, can someone Help me? pleases
[04:50] <bobertdos> Kattollikisd: I think the part that's confusing people is that we don't know what the "Global Menu Applet" is.
[04:50] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, i can't figure this one out.  it's still setting to offline when i start up the browser again
[04:51] <Jordan_U> Aeron|mtf: How are you connecting to the internet ?
[04:51] <Aeron|mtf> Jordan_U, dialup via wvdial
[04:51] <arnell> Is there any diff btween booting kernel 2.6.24-19 and kernel 2.6.22-15?
[04:53] <Kattollikisd> bobertdos, this is Global Menu Applet http://cache.lifehacker.com/assets/resources/2008/02/uubuntumac_cropped.jpg
[04:53] <danbhfive> arnell: hopefully, the later one is better, and it usually supports more hardware
[04:53] <bobertdos> arnell: Even if you don't always notice, there are usually significant changes from one version of the kernel to another. So yes, always make sure you boot with the latest kernel version available.
[04:54] <Kattollikisd> bobertdos, is the bar that look like Apple in the GNOME Panel
[04:54] <EvolutionXtinct> Anyone know how to get better performance outta a Adaptec RAID card?
[04:55] <spiritssight> How can you connect to a router that is behind another router
[04:55] <psilo-> anyone awake?
[04:55] <arnell> Everytime I boot with the latest version, my system hangs at the Ubuntu orange bar. Any ideas for what's going on?
[04:56] <spiritssight> How can you connect to a router that is behind another router
[04:56] <keppi> spiritssight: connect the Wan port of one router to an LAN port on the other
[04:56] <psilo-> can someone help me with a ralink usb device?
[04:56] <keppi> !ask|psilo-
[04:57] <danbhfive> arnell: try switching to one of the ttyts, with ctrl+alt+f1 or f6
[04:57] <spiritssight> keppi: I tryed that it seem not to work
[04:57] <psilo-> hmm
[04:57] <psilo-> Please someone help me with a Ralink USB device?
[04:57] <psilo-> thats more of a request
[04:57] <keppi> spiritssight:  Set-up the one with the WAN plugged in to static ip
[04:58] <pasteeater> I want newly created filed to default to 664.  Is it stupid/unsafe to set "umask 0002"?
[04:58] <arnell> sorry, what's ttyts?
[04:58] <arnell> I'm a newb
[04:58] <shey> talk to you ..... something and something else.
[04:58] <danbhfive> arnell: try the short cuts I gave you, and you shall see, use ctrl+alt+f7 to get back
[04:59] <spiritssight> on the main router I have the sec one plug into number four port, on the sec router I have it plug into the WAN
[04:59] <danbhfive> pasteeater: is this fat32?
[04:59] <arnell> Is fl the windows key?
[04:59] <pasteeater> ext3
[04:59] <spiritssight> also it has the IP address that it assied using the first router
[04:59] <arnell> sorry that's F1
[04:59] <shey> f-one arnell
[04:59] <arnell> brainfart
[05:00] <arnell> thanks
[05:00] <danbhfive> pasteeater: well, I don't know the answer to your question, but I thought umask was for non-ext* partitions
[05:01] <pasteeater> danbhfive: i don't think it is filesystem specific
[05:01] <spiritssight> keppi: I don't understand why its not working it gives me a screen that says can't establish a connection to the server at 192.168.1.107.
[05:02] <bobertdos> spiritssight: Look through your router's configuration menus for switching between Router/Gateway/Bridge mode.
[05:02] <pasteeater> danbhfive: i set it as 0002 anyway ans it seems to be working fine.
[05:02] <keppi> spiritssight:  is that screen on the router or your computer?
[05:02] <spiritssight> its the DD-WRT fireware
[05:02] <spiritssight> its on the brower
[05:02] <keppi> spiritssight:  can you ping the first router?
[05:03] <bobertdos> spiritssight:: You'll usually find it under some sort of Advanced Routing section.
[05:03] <spiritssight> yes I am login to the first router
[05:03] <spiritssight> I want to look back and forth to setup the seting that I did on the first one
[05:04] <keppi> spiritssight:  on the second router did you set the DNS to the address of the first router"?
[05:04] <spiritssight> no
[05:04] <spiritssight> is that the problem
[05:04] <keppi> Set the DNS and you should be fine.  I'm on a computer behind two routers as we type.
[05:04] <spiritssight> brb
[05:07] <psilo-> anyone familiar with the manufacturer GXT?
[05:07] <psilo->  apparently it doesn't exist
[05:07] <psilo->  and they don't make Wifi USB devices, yet i have one in my possession
[05:08] <danbhfive> psilo-: use lsusb with it plugged in
[05:08] <psilo-> Bus 003 Device 008: ID 148f:2770 Ralink Technology, Corp.
[05:08] <clop> #openbravo
[05:08] <psilo-> is 2770 the chipset version?
[05:09] <danbhfive> no, but sorta
[05:09] <danbhfive> but no
[05:09] <danbhfive> 148f:2770 is the usb identifier, it uniquely identifies the chipset
[05:10] <DOT3CH> how come my usb speakers work, but i can only turn the volume up about a 1/4 of the way, is their something i need to do to be able to use the full volume of the speakers?
[05:10] <psilo-> danbhfive: ah, well how can i find the exact chipset?
[05:10] <spiritssight2> ok I am back I am about to try this now
[05:11] <lowlux> why is there some stupid assholes charging 40$ or 60$ for some wine rippoff to play your games? has anyone built a open source supper for games in wine yet?
[05:11] <complexity> has anyone here had success runnning Miro?
[05:12] <complexity> I am running 7.10
[05:12] <mindrape> lowlux - ?  you talking about cedega?
[05:12] <danbhfive> psilo-: well, its an Ralink chipset
[05:12] <lowlux> crossover theat progam
[05:12] <mindrape> lowlux - my understanding is that wine is just an attempt at a basic API layer...
[05:12] <spiritssight2> It does not seem to be working
[05:12] <psilo-> danbhfive: but don't i need a specific driver?
[05:12] <danbhfive> psilo-: i would just figure out how other ralink cards are worked, and see if you can get it working that way
[05:12] <mindrape> cedega and crossover and those others try to emulate that and more... ie; so Direct X will work fully and whatnot.
[05:13] <lowlux> you have to pay for it..
[05:13] <mindrape> some people dont want to code for free...
[05:13] <mindrape> you cant fault them for wanting to put food on the table.
[05:13] <lowlux> thats not the linux way of doing things..
[05:13] <mindrape> oh really?
[05:13] <mindrape> So RedHat and SuSE shouldn't make money?
[05:13] <mindrape> lowlux - I think you have a bit of a misperception about "the linux way of doing things"
[05:14] <lowlux> they ofer there stuff for free.
[05:14] <psilo-> danbhfive: thanks, maybe ill give that shot
[05:14] <lowlux> charge you out of the ass for the cds.
[05:14] <mindrape> lowlux - yet they seem to be public companies that have an income... how is this possible?
[05:14] <spiritssight2> keppi: it seems not to be working on the bottom of the FF it says trying to connect to 192.169.0.1 (D-Link sec router)
[05:14] <mindrape> clearly this isn't the "linux" way!
[05:14] <danbhfive> psilo-: have you tested it?
[05:14] <lowlux> support... just like ubuntu
[05:15] <psilo-> danbhfive: nope, not sure how to do that
[05:15] <smm289> I have had ubuntu 8.04 installed for about two weeks.  I want to watch a DVD, I insert the DVD and Totem Movie play starts up and then gives me this error: "Could Not Read From Source"
[05:15] <smm289> any ideas ?
[05:15] <mindrape> lowlux - thats part of it.  They do charge for RHAS and ES though.
[05:15] <keppi> spiritssight:  ok, which is your first and which is your second?  Are you able to ping both routers?
[05:15] <psilo-> danbhfive: when i pull up ifconfig it doesn't show up though
[05:15] <danbhfive> psilo-: plug it in, and try to use it to connect to the internet,   use commands like iwconfig, and see if it shows up
[05:15] <mindrape> lowlux - the "linux" way which I think you mean is the "open source" way doesn't necessarily mean you give your code away for free...
[05:15] <danbhfive> psilo-: guess it doesnt then
[05:15] <thyagu> sam ... how good is the scratches on the dvd?
[05:16] <psilo-> danbhfive: it doesn't show up under iwconfig either
[05:16] <mindrape> lowlux - if you want RHAS for free they will give you the source CDs... most people choose CentOS for this reason because those are a pain to work with.
[05:16] <smm289> dvd is fine
[05:16] <smm289> no scrathces
[05:16] <thyagu> ok
[05:16] <Ontolog> How do I view STDOUT / STDERR on startup? The Ubuntu splashscreen blocks all this but I want to debug a problem
[05:16] <spiritssight2> ok my first is a Linksys WRT54GS v3 and the sec is a D-Link 2310 I am able to connect right now to the Linksys as I am on the internet with this one
[05:16] <lowlux> i never used redhat..
[05:16] <thyagu> do you have mplayer? smm289
[05:16] <lowlux> never liked rpm..
[05:17] <mindrape> well it looks like we have something in common hence our arrival in this channel.
[05:17] <lowlux> think there interface is ulgy like a carttoon or somehting
[05:17] <thyagu> try it with mplayer smm289
[05:17] <lowlux> ubuntu is ulgy too
[05:17] <smm289> yep, I tried mplayer also, but all that does is run forever but with no video display, I have to actually kill the proccess or it will sit there forever
[05:17] <keppi> spiritssight:  from a workstation behind the second (d-link) router are you able to ping the first (linksys) router?
[05:17] <jmichels1n> I need some serious net help, trying to config a USB net adapter via cli, it was working fine a while ago, moved the pc to a diff network and they cant connect, can someone help me please?
[05:17] <mindrape> lowlux - really?  I use CLI mainly... don't theme my xfce away from the generic install when I do rarely use it.
[05:17] <danbhfive> lowlux: mindrape: can you guys take it to offtopic?  this channel is for support
[05:18] <thyagu> 20 question marks above my head... to hear mplayer misbehave
[05:18] <Theeb> any idea on how to get the shared folder for vbox on ubuntu desktop?
[05:18] <smm289> ya, it just sits there
[05:18] <smm289> I supose i could try another dvd, just did not want to get up and find one
[05:18] <lowlux> how can i password protect my porn folder?
[05:18] <lowlux> so no one can get in it..
[05:18] <smm289> good  question
[05:19] <Flannel> lowlux: You'll need to use encryption
[05:19] <thyagu> lol.. try that first... smm289
[05:19] <keppi> lowlux:  "chown lowlux:lowlux porn"
[05:19] <smm289> fine...
[05:19] <lowlux> what program>?
[05:19] <Garibaldi> hi folks
[05:19] <phish> How do i kill a process that's running by it's name? ie nautilus
[05:19] <jmichels1n> I need some serious net help, trying to config a USB net adapter via cli, it was working fine a while ago, moved the pc to a diff network and they cant connect, can someone help me please?
[05:19] <danbhfive> pkill
[05:20] <Garibaldi> I a bit of a ubuntu novice and I'm trying to install kile (a LaTeX editor), and it says I have unmet dependencies
[05:20] <Garibaldi> how do I go about properly installing unmet deps?
[05:20] <TACPILOT> hello
[05:20] <TACPILOT> ﻿I have an LVM2 mirror set up, Bonnie++ shows it writing to both drives ,b ut only reading from 1.  Shouldn't LVM mirror stripe read ???
[05:20] <danbhfive> jmichels1n: have you looked at the man page for iwconfig?
[05:20] <thyagu> use -f option in apt-get Garibaldi ..
[05:20] <Flannel> Garibaldi: How are you trying to install it?
[05:20] <Garibaldi> Flannel: apt-get install kile
[05:20] <Flannel> No.  don't use -f
[05:21] <lowlux> what do i use to protect the folder?
[05:21] <Flannel> Garibaldi: try sudo apt-get update
[05:21] <jmichels1n> danbhfive: yes and no, i have read the basics,
[05:21] <Garibaldi> Flannel: yeah, I did that first
[05:21] <Flannel> Garibaldi: What unmet depends does it say it has?
[05:21] <Garibaldi> says:  'kile: Depends: kdelibs4c2a (>= 4:3.5.5-1) but it is not going to be installed'
[05:21] <Garibaldi> also on konsole
[05:21] <keppi> lowlux:  "ch lowlux:lowlux porn"
[05:21] <mindrape> lowlux - do you JUST want it so only you can access it or do you want to "hide" it as well?  Because chown and chmod can make it so just you can get to it.
[05:21] <keppi> lowlux:  "chmod 700 porn"
[05:21] <`Matir> Does anyone know what normal temperatures for a hard drive are?  Or rather, what temperatures I should try to keep it at?
[05:22] <Flannel> Garibaldi: Alright. pastebin your sources.list (/etc/apt/sources.list)
[05:22] <danbhfive> jmichels1n: I have had success using iwconfig adapter then whtever options I need to connect, and just ignore the rest
[05:22] <lowlux> hide it as well..
[05:22] <keppi> lowlux:  only you will be able to access it when logged in as lowlux
[05:22] <mindrape> lowlux - you should probably consider getting an external drive... thats much easier to hide from your parents.  :)
[05:22] <jmichels1n> danbhfive: it shows the ssid there correct but no IP
[05:22] <lowlux> i seem to can't get a 2ed hard drive to work on ubuntu..
[05:22] <mindrape> keppi - technically if his dad is an admin he can gksudo a filesystem browser like thunar and find him out...
[05:23] <tj83> `Matir, mine runnin at 41C which is high from the hitachi data sheet.. but it runs fine
[05:23] <mindrape> I guess he could remove his parents from the sudoers file...
[05:23] <keppi> well, I guess that's true
[05:23] <danbhfive> keppi: that just links it to the first user.  any livecd can side step that
[05:23] <Garibaldi> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44441/
[05:24] <`Matir> tj83, ahh... I may need to cool mine down... got one up to 44
[05:24] <mindrape> I'd say the easiest is to get an external drive.  2nd best would be to create a 2nd partition and dont automount it and encrypt it.   3rd would be to chmod and chown it and preceed it with a .
[05:24] <keppi> trying to hide porn is prolly a bad idea anyways.  The numbers won't add up and parents will wonder where all the missing space is?
[05:25] <mindrape> $HOME/.hidden_pr0n
[05:25] <tj83> `Matir, search for the data sheet on your model.. but i have seen mine as high as 48C but it keeps going.
[05:26] <Garibaldi> Flannel: anything look wrong?
[05:26] <`Matir> tj83, k, thx
[05:26] <Flannel> Garibaldi: hmm, alright.  So, that all looks normal.  What we're going to do is try and install that package (kdelibs4c2a) and then see what error it gives,
[05:26] <hitman1985> anyone got a fast idea how to make a txt file out of a directory content ?
[05:26] <smm289> well a new DVD is in and its spinning and not doing anything
[05:26] <danbhfive> hitman1985: ls?
[05:26] <danbhfive> hitman1985: or tar
[05:26] <Flannel> Garibaldi: if it continues to give us *that* errr ("but it is not going to be instaled" we go one layer deeper, eventually we'll get an actual error.  Not a "something is wrong!" but an actual description of whats happening.
[05:27] <hitman1985> danbhfive, a folder ,  not an archive
[05:27] <smm289> nope its playing but it sounds like my computer is possesed and there is no video
[05:27] <smm289> sounds like a dial-up modem has taken over my speakers
[05:27] <Garibaldi> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44442/
[05:27] <Flannel> Garibaldi: perfect
[05:28] <Flannel> Garibaldi: and, what does `apt-cache policy kdelibs4c2a` give?
[05:28] <hitman1985> danbhfive, i got a folder full of files like rar files, and some avi files and mp3 as well, but i dont want to type all of it one by one, so i thought there was a little application / script what just puts that info in a txt file or close to txt
[05:28] <danbhfive> hitman1985: im not sure what you are trying to do, but ls and tar both work on folders.  ls will list the filenames of the folder contents, and tar has the ability to turn them into a single file
[05:28] <Garibaldi> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44443/
[05:28] <hadi57> hi, i just got rokr8 mobile phone, any body know how to sync data to my ubuntu pc?
[05:29] <hitman1985> danbhfive, what is ls exactly ?
[05:29] <smm289> try and play a dvd, my speakers sound like a dial-up connection and ther eis no video
[05:29] <danbhfive> hitman1985: are you working from the command line?
[05:29] <smm289> tried using Mplayer
[05:29] <Mba7eth> hi ... is there any java specific room here in IRC ?
[05:29] <Flannel> Garibaldi: alright, there's our problem.  You've enabled hardy-backports, and that's whats causing the issue.  It's not in your sources.list, check to see if you have any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ and if they have hardy sources in them.
[05:30] <hitman1985> danbhfive, not to advanced with ubuntu yet, so i run regular gnome or gui i guess thats what you call that ?
[05:30] <Garibaldi> Flannel: ah, ok, I have a /etc/apt/sources.list.d/unison.list
[05:30] <Garibaldi> (don't know what that might be)
[05:30] <tj83> hitman1985, cd to your dir
[05:30] <smm289> ﻿try and play a dvd, my speakers sound like a dial-up connection and there is no video.  Any ideas ?
[05:31] <tj83> hitman1985, and then ls > file.txt
[05:31] <Garibaldi> but it does have hardy-backports in there.  Should I remove that, re-run the apt-get update, and try an upgrade?
[05:31] <bangers> hi is there a serial console client for ubuntu? I need to connect from my serial port into another ocmputer
[05:31] <bangers> in solaris I just use t0p
[05:31] <bangers> tip**
[05:31] <Garibaldi> Flannel: ^
[05:31] <Flannel> Garibaldi: You'll have to do some manual tweaking of packages, because that one is already the hardy version.
[05:31] <Garibaldi> I see
[05:32] <smm289> ﻿try and play a dvd, my speakers sound like a dial-up connection and ther eis no video.  Any ideas ??
[05:32] <tj83> hitman1985, is that what you were trying to do?
[05:32] <shey> smm289: which movie player?
[05:32] <smm289> Mplayer
[05:32] <hitman1985> tj83, just one sec
[05:32] <shey> have you tried other players?
[05:33] <smm289> Totem
[05:33] <smm289> still no good
[05:33] <shey> smm289: sudo apt-get install xine-ui
[05:33] <hitman1985> tj83, does that also work with subfolder ?
[05:33] <shey> !xine-ui
[05:33] <smm289> what is xine and why do i want to install it
[05:33] <shey> !xine
[05:33] <tj83> hitman1985, i dont think so
[05:33] <shey> hrmm
[05:33] <shey> !libdvd
[05:33] <smm289> google here I come.  ty
[05:34] <smm289> !xine
[05:34] <shey> smm289: make sure you have all the codecs installed.
[05:34] <smm289> can i get the codecs i need from synaptic
[05:34] <smm289> package manager
[05:34] <smm289> <--nub
[05:34] <shey> smm289: let me check something..
[05:34] <hitman1985> tj83, danged :(  i got a external hdd filled with stuff and need a list of all the files on there in one txt or word file :(
[05:35] <shey> !gxine
[05:35] <tj83> hitman1985, sorry, i thought i had you fixed :( sorry, i tried it with the -R option it didnt work.
[05:35] <Garibaldi> Flannel: hum, I removed the currently installed version of kdelibs-data (after removing the backport thing you pointed out)
[05:35] <shey> wtf?
[05:36] <Garibaldi> and now it seems to be playing nicely
[05:36] <shey> is ubottu broken?
[05:36] <hitman1985> tj83, any applications that would do something similar available ?
[05:36] <arnell> can't find any documentation on swithing ttyS. Can someone help me out?
[05:36] <tj83> hitman1985, not sure.. googling
[05:36] <arnell> Trying to boot from kernel 2.6.24-19 and hangs at BusyBox
[05:36] <arnell> What's happening here?
[05:37] <nathanielneall> i have an urgent issue
[05:37] <smm289> according to synaptic libxine1 and various are already installed
[05:37] <hitman1985> tj83, tried that :) but ill try some more thx anyways
[05:37] <nathanielneall> i get an error while priniting from open office or gedit
[05:37] <shey> smm289: check for libdvd* and libcss
[05:38] <smm289> What I found:
[05:38] <smm289> Most DVDs on the market today are play-protected by the Content Scrambling
[05:38] <smm289> System (CSS). libxine does not provide any code to descramble those DVDs,
[05:38] <smm289> because of legal uncertainties. If you still want to play those DVDs, you'll
[05:38] <smm289> need a CSS decryption library like libdvdcss that is supported by libxine.
[05:38] <FloodBot2> smm289: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:38] <danbhfive> arnell: did the ctrl+alt stuff work for you?
[05:39] <smm289> sory
[05:39] <danbhfive> !medibuntu > smm289
[05:39] <shey> smm289: yeah, that was my next suggestion, Medibuntu.
[05:40] <nathanielneall> anyone know a fix for an error while printing?
[05:40] <shey> nathanielneall: telepathy tells me... nothing... what is the error?
[05:41] <danbhfive> arnell: also, if the earlier kernel works for you, I don't think there is much issue with just using that
[05:41] <nathanielneall> it just wont print any documents at all
[05:41] <arnell> no tried all the F-keys and still the same result... hanging at BusyBox. But booting 2.6.22-15 seems to boot okay.
[05:41] <hitman1985> tj83, i ll just ls every folder then put it in one :) thanks, i ll take the time to do it, at least not to much typing that way
[05:41] <nathanielneall> theres not a loat to say
[05:41] <hitman1985> have a good one cya
[05:41] <danbhfive> arnell: but you are able to switch to different ttys?
[05:41] <TACPILOT> ﻿I have an LVM2 mirror set up, Bonnie++ shows it writing to both drives ,b ut only reading from 1.  Shouldn't LVM mirror stripe read ???
[05:41] <arnell> Yes, thanks
[05:41] <Dfcnvt> nathanielneall, I assume you couldn't get your document to print to your printer machine.. correct?
[05:42] <tj83> hitman1985.. i might be onto something gimme a sec
[05:42] <Ketrel> Gnea: I need to change the mac because at my school, you have to register your computers (and they identify by mac), I want to register my xbox (they do consoles separately) and their backlog for this is about 3 weeks.
[05:42] <arnell> Are there any surefire fixes for my ATI 2900 graphics probs?
[05:42] <arnell> that you know of?
[05:42] <Ketrel> My trial subscription will be over by then, so I'm just gonna spoof as my xbox, register it myself and then go back.
[05:42] <nathanielneall> shey, a flash of what looks like a printing operation comes up properly and is immediately replace by a dialog box that reads cannot print
[05:42] <danbhfive> arnell: on bootup, tty1 and tty6 will show you what is happening.  That ubuntu status bar just hides it all
[05:42] <Dabbu> when i enter sudo wvdialconf in my terminal my computer hangs but if i enter wvdialconf everything goes well...but this is not able to write to /etc/wvdial.conf...any help
[05:42] <Rakeer> multi-user Whiteboard software in ubuntu?
[05:42] <nathanielneall> error while printing
[05:42] <Dfcnvt> if so, check for any connection to see if the printer is actually connected to your computer or whatever it is that should be set up.
[05:43] <Rakeer> ubottu whiteboard
[05:43] <shey> nathanielneall: is your printer setup correctly?
[05:43] <nathanielneall> ﻿Dfcnvt, thats right
[05:43] <nathanielneall> shey
[05:43] <nathanielneall> shey, it should be how can i tell?
[05:43] <pocco> Ketrel:  why not use a router?
[05:43] <danbhfive> Rakeer: whats a whiteboard?
[05:43] <cyix> Where should I start looking for info on file sharing between 3 cpu's, all linux, 2 wired, 1 wireless.
[05:43] <ykphuah> Dabbu: you can get wvdialconf to write to another config file and copy it over to /etc
[05:43] <Ketrel> pocco it's not supported on their network
[05:43] <shey> nathanielneall: system > adminstration > printing
[05:43] <Ketrel> hubs and switches yes, but not routers
[05:44] <Ketrel> the double natting doesn't work well with them
[05:44] <tj83> hitman1985... i dunno what its doing but its looking awfully hard for something lol hdd going crazy!
[05:44] <Dfcnvt> Is your printer is connected as usb/parallel-port/ethernet(rj-45)
[05:44] <nathanielneall> usb
[05:44] <Ketrel> (I actually have a router, but I have to use it as a hub)
[05:44] <Dabbu>  ykphuah:how to do that
[05:44] <nathanielneall> i tried to print a test page
[05:44] <Garibaldi> Flannel: Thanks again for your time -- I think I got everything straightened out
[05:44] <nathanielneall> got an error
[05:44] <Garibaldi> Flannel: I really appreciate it
[05:44] <nathanielneall> CUPS server error
[05:44] <Flannel> Garibaldi: Sounds good.  Also know that Feisty is reaching EOL soon, you should think about upgrading.
[05:44] <nathanielneall> There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'client-error-document-format-not-supported'.
[05:44] <Rakeer> danbhfive: Its kind of like multiplayer paint :P so people can remotely share ideas on a simple whiteboard like you would have in a presentation room
[05:44] <pocco> Ketrel:  oh
[05:44] <Dabbu>  ykphuah:there is a .wvdial.conf file in my home directory...what is this
[05:45] <shey> nathanielneall: what kind of printer??
[05:45] <danbhfive> Rakeer: so, real time multi user text editing?  or graphics editing?
[05:45] <hadi57> hi, any body know can help me sync data between motorola E8 and ubuntu?
[05:45] <nathanielneall> canon BJS750
[05:45] <nathanielneall> usb
[05:45] <Garibaldi> Flannel: yeah -- I inherited this machine and it's in active use.  Hopefully come December I'll have a chance to backup the data and upgrade
[05:45] <danbhfive> Rakeer: I've seen it for text, but not for graphics
[05:45] <ykphuah> Dabbu: try wvdialconf /tmp/wvdial.conf
[05:45] <axeus> Is there a way to get Compiz to allow you to "toss" or "flick" windows with your mouse? Wobbly Windows seem to stop when you let go of the mouse button.
[05:45] <Garibaldi> Flannel: but thanks for the heads up
[05:45] <brian_> yo
[05:46] <Rakeer> danbhfive: No, its just a space to draw simple things with lines...
[05:46] <arnell> danbhfive: do you know of any definite fixes for ATI cards? I've looked in the forums and everyone seems to have the same prob as me.
[05:46] <brian_> are there a program that i can use my hava with it is a recording device for my tv
[05:46] <Dfcnvt> Uncomment application/octet-stream in /etc/cups/mime.types and uncomment application/octet-stream in /etc/cups/mime.convs
[05:46] <dataspy> how can I figure out the biggest directory in / ?
[05:46] <danbhfive> arnell: no clue, sorry
[05:46] <shey> nathanielneall: you sure thats the correct model??
[05:47] <nathanielneall> yes
[05:47] <arnell> danbhfive: K, well thanks for your help.
[05:47] <nathanielneall> it has also been refered to as s750
[05:47] <Dfcnvt> nathanielneall, maybe this will solve your problem. http://mindspill.net/computing/cross-platform-notes/cups-client-error-document-format-not-supported.html
[05:47] <Benalex> Hello all... I am dual booting Ubuntu and Debian... and each time ubuntu upgrades Linux Kernel.. it updates Ubuntu's grub menu.lst .. how can I make it update Debian's grub menu.lst?
[05:47] <brian_> are thier a program i can use that i can record live tv thier a box called a hava
[05:48] <EvolutionXtinct> question.... when i unmount a USB thumbdrive do i have to powerit off to unplug it? or is it fine cuz mine has a light and when its unmounted in windows the lightshuts off here it doesnot
[05:48] <arnell> Has anyone used Envy to solve ATI graphics probs?
[05:48] <EvolutionXtinct> arnell you using like fedora or somethin?
[05:48] <Dabbu>  ykphuah:what about the .wvdial.conf file in homw directory,why and for what this is there
[05:48] <arnell> Ubuntu
[05:48] <nathanielneall> ﻿Dfcnvt, that kind of helps but im not using windows
[05:49] <danbhfive> Rakeer: from google: http://coccinella.im/
[05:49] <nodemonger> Anyone know of some good resources for learning how to install and configure Beryl. Beryl's own wiki was defaced and is un-available...
[05:49] <arnell> EvolutionXtinct: ubuntu 8.04 kernel 2.6.22-15
[05:49] <favro> EvolutionXtinct: you right click it and select unmount first
[05:49] <shey> nathanielneall: did you goto system > adminstration > printing??
[05:49] <Garibaldi> Flannel: thanks again
[05:49] <johninlex> has any one used envy before???
[05:49] <shey> see if your printer is there listed or if it says it sees anything at all.
[05:49] <nathanielneall> shey, yes
[05:50] <shey> nathanielneall: its there?
[05:50] <nathanielneall> shey, wont print test page and the driver isnt on the list
[05:50] <error404notfound> Hi! is there any shell extension for svn on ubuntu like there is scplugin on mac?
[05:50] <danbhfive> nodemonger: its compiz now
[05:50] <shey> nathanielneall: try using the generic driver, and remove postscript if the option allows you too.
[05:51] <dumbdum> Hi. Does anyone know of a "desktop sidebar" proggy like that in Windblows Blista?
[05:51] <nathanielneall> shey, ive been using generic
[05:51] <nodemonger> How do I trigger the answering machine bot around here?
[05:51] <nodemonger> Is it ?
[05:51] <Flannel> ubottu: tell nodemonger about yourself
[05:51] <nodemonger> How do I see your private message?
[05:52] <cyix> ok, how about this then... what is th elinux equiv of Samba?
[05:52] <shey> nathanielneall: your going to have to try to use one of the other drivers somewhat close to it, I cannot find anything on that orinter for linuz at all.
[05:52] <nodemonger> ubottu: info beryl
[05:52] <danbhfive> !beryl | nodemonger
[05:52] <`Matir> Two of my drives are throwing errors like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44434/.  Anyone seen something like that before?  The drives seem to be woking fine.
[05:53] <nodemonger> thanks!
[05:53] <kobkrit> ubottu : info tinyos
[05:53] <nathanielneall> ﻿Dfcnvt, what say you
[05:53] <shey> isnt Hardy default with Compiz-Fusion?
[05:53] <nodemonger> Thanks danbhfive... I need to learn that syntax
[05:53] <nathanielneall> ﻿Dfcnvt, that looks like my error but without windows
[05:53] <craig_> shey yes but you need to add the program still .. its packaged .. just not installed
[05:53] <voraistos> Hi, I have a question from noob land regarding encryption... I'm not judging the quality of the cipher one could use, but the "password". example: i boot my PC, it asks me about the luks passphrase, which is 20 letters long and made out of any possible character my keyboard can do... This seems fairly weak. I mean a bruteforce attack could find my passphrase rather fast, dont you think ? Thus making any super high grade encryption
[05:53] <Theeb> shey unless you upgraded, because i had some trouble activating it.
[05:54] <Dfcnvt> I think you can apply the same to your linux box.
[05:54] <shey> what exactly does Compiz-Fusion do?
[05:54] <danbhfive> !usage > nodemonger more usage goodness
[05:54] <nathanielneall> how?
[05:54] <Dfcnvt> shey, it's the special effect for the desktop
[05:54] <nathanielneall> ﻿Dfcnvt, how?
[05:54] <Theeb> shey desktop effects
[05:54] <craig_> does anyone know what would cause the Desktop Cube/Rotating Cube to not work in Compiz Fusion?
[05:54] <shey> like the liquid motion when you move windows?
[05:55] <nodemonger> ﻿!feisty | nodemonger
[05:55] <nodemonger> !fiesty
[05:55] <RedFrost> hey
[05:55] <shey> I just noticed in gnome when you (windows key) + e it drops all your desktops down for selection
[05:55] <nodemonger> Ah ok...
[05:55] <RedFrost> i'm been on
[05:55] <shey> thats awesome
[05:55] <Dfcnvt> nathanielneall, I tried to find which pages would help you get to work for your problem.. http://jmatrix.net/dao/case/case.jsp?case=7F000001-17918F0-10C13CE7D87-C4
[05:55] <cyix> Where should I start looking for info on file sharing between 3 cpu's, all linux, 2 wired, 1 wireless.
[05:55] <RedFrost> the ubuntu server?
[05:55] <nodemonger> !info FEisty
[05:56] <voraistos> lol
[05:56] <Dfcnvt> look at the bottom of the page for the uncomment section..
[05:56] <voraistos> and the bot loses it :P
[05:56] <danbhfive> voraistos: I can explain in offtopic
[05:56] <voraistos> that would be great danbhfive
[05:56] <RedFrost> omg xchat is so cool
[05:56] <HeMan> Hi! Can GRUB change memory timing or such?
[05:57] <RedFrost> LINUX IS SO COOL WOOt
[05:57] <shey> !info compiz
[05:57] <Theeb> xchat hurts my eyes :\
[05:57] <HeMan> When I start memtest from GRUB i finds lots of errors but when I start it from syslinux (on a USB stick) it doesn't find any error
[05:57] <Flannel> HeMan: no, GRUB doesn't do any of that, it just boots your computer.
[05:57] <RedFrost> oh
[05:57] <shey> !info compiz-fusion
[05:57] <RedFrost> why?
[05:57] <Zero___> hey, i just installed xubuntu-desktop metapackage from gnome, i HATE thundar, how do i replace it with nautilus?
[05:57] <Dfcnvt> shey, you never tried compiz?
[05:57] <shey> I dont know...
[05:58] <shey> how do I play with it?
[05:58] <Dfcnvt> #apt-get install compiz
[05:58] <shey> its installed I know that
[05:58] <RedFrost> i'm using compiz-fusion right now
[05:58] <RedFrost> i prefer it to enlightenment
[05:58] <Theeb> go to appearance > visual effects
[05:58] <Theeb> shey
[05:58] <shey> Dfcnvt: like I said, I accidently hit windows+e and it dropped my windows down, neat trick.
[05:58] <tj83> shey sudo apt-get compizconfig-settings-manager
[05:58] <RedFrost> yeah but it work only
[05:58] <shey> Theeb: yeah that I know
[05:59] <RedFrost> on gnome
[05:59] <RedFrost> hmm
[05:59] <RedFrost> i gtg
[05:59] <RedFrost> i hav school
[05:59] <RedFrost> tomorrow
[05:59] <RedFrost> 8D
[05:59] <FloodBot2> RedFrost: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:59] <tj83> shey then click on system, preferences,advanced desktop effects
[05:59] <HeMan> Flannel: any ideas on my problem then?
[05:59] <axeus> lol
[06:00] <RedFrost> byebye guys
[06:00] <Dfcnvt> apt-get install gnome-compiz-manager
[06:00] <Dfcnvt> that's where the manager is in System/Preferences
[06:01] <shey> tj83: THANKS!
[06:01] <Dfcnvt> oh sorry, I wasn't paid attention
[06:01] <Zero___> hey can i replace thundar with nautilus?
[06:01] <Zero___> thundar dosnt let me access the network at home
[06:01] <tj83> Dfcnvt, compizconfig-settings-manager resolves all the dependent packages including the one you listed
[06:01] <valentinex> hello file sharing problem when i try to share a file it gives me error
[06:01] <dsmith_> ctril-alt S shades the current window
[06:01] <Dfcnvt> tj83, thanks, I'll keep that in mind
[06:02] <christoz> hello, a friend of mine while is booting on ubuntu ,a screen appearing with these written:
[06:03] <christoz> busybox v.1.10.2
[06:03] <christoz> (ubunt 1:1.10.2-1 ubuntu)
[06:03] <christoz> initramfs)
[06:03] <valentinex> bye
[06:03] <christoz> built inn shell cash
[06:03] <vnix> someone can help me with this "configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables" Thanks
[06:03] <christoz> meta (initramfs) [9.283382] sd 4:0:0:0: [sdb]
[06:03] <christoz> assumng drive cache : weite through
[06:04] <crdlb> !build-essential | vnix
[06:04] <christoz> [9.283382] sd 4:0:0:0: [sdb]
[06:04] <christoz> actually he cannot boot to ubuntu
[06:04] <christoz> any help please?
[06:04] <Driveninsane1> Proxy IP address
[06:05] <Dfcnvt> I guess it's grub fault
[06:05] <Theeb> damn i missed up my xchat font, what is the default size again?
[06:05] <christoz> is there any relation with this?Malone bug 47768 in initramfs-tools "Mount Root Files System Failed" [Critical,Confirmed]
[06:05] <Driveninsane1> does anybody have experience with Nvid drivers?more so the Nvid configged xorg? it would seem my screen stays at the proper 1280x800 (16:9) ratio.. but when running games its uses 4:3 ratios.... it dont show all of my screen... but the desktop seems to extend beyond the base of the lcd
[06:05] <Dfcnvt> christoz, boot on livecd and chroot to the hard drive and work on grub-install
[06:06] <christoz> what is chroot?
[06:06] <christoz> any how to guide for this?
[06:06] <christoz> Dfcnvt, ?
[06:07] <tj83> christoz, if what you need to do is fix grub.. then do this :http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/reinstall-ubuntu-grub-bootloader-after-windows-wipes-it-out/
[06:07] <christoz> tj83, i have no idea what to do
[06:07] <christoz> :(
[06:08] <Dfcnvt> christoz, I'm not sure it might be grub's fault with the case you're describing.. here's this site if it is the problem you have. http://ge.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=224351
[06:08] <tj83> christoz, not sure about your error.. but,, preforming those actions will NOT HURT the system. try it
[06:08] <christoz> ok, i;ll try thanks
[06:09] <floam> I've got an amd64 install of 8.04, and I'd like to try to change over to x86 without doing a real reinstall.
[06:10] <floam> is it possible just to tweak some string somewhere and do like a dist-ugprade or something?
[06:10] <axeus> Wouldn't that require a different kernel?
[06:10] <floam> no.
[06:10] <floam> amd64 kernel can run 32bit x86 binaries.
[06:10] <axeus> *shuts up then* :)
[06:11] <vnix> "sudo apt-get install auto-apt
[06:11] <vnix> " what this use for thanks.
[06:13] <Dfcnvt> floam, all I can do is give you this reference to see if there's a points to your answer... http://www.unix.com/answers-frequently-asked-questions/15284-32-64-bit-filesystems-files-oss-cpus.html
[06:14] <floam> Dfcnvt: this doesn't look particularly useful, I'm well aware of the architectual differences between x86-64 and x86
[06:14] <owen1> what is a .package extention?
[06:14] <floam> what I'm more interested in is where in debian/ubuntu the architecture is defined
[06:15] <Dfcnvt> I'm not sure which kernel will handle for both.
[06:15] <Flannel> floam: We'd be happy to discuss it with you in #ubuntu-offtopic, we like to keep this channel limited to support only.
[06:15] <owen1> what is autopackage and how do i open a .package file?
[06:15] <tj83> floam, if what your asking to how to tell what version your system is running.... uname -a?
[06:16] <nwm> I had to restore my boot.ini file, but I have lost wubi as a result, what do I need to add to get my Ubuntu install back?
[06:16] <floam> tj83: that's not my question
[06:16] <tj83> floam, k sory
[06:16]  * tj83 sorry*
[06:16] <Flannel> nwm: You should be able to edit it and make it work (but I don't know what to add)
[06:16] <floam> Flannel: okay, I sort of thoght I was looking for support.
[06:16] <floam> s/thog/thoug/
[06:18] <donny> greetings all. i have some questions about 802.11 device support. i've got a Linksys WUSB54G here, and I've built and installed the rt2500 module using module-assistant. i also have wireless-tools installed (apparently; the iwconfig command is available) but when i plug in my WUSB54G, although its lights turn on and dmesg shows some infos about a USB device, i have no new networking interfaces named /dev/ethN. can anyone help?
[06:19] <therockst4r>  /msg ubottu etiquette
[06:20] <Dfcnvt> donny, perhap you're looking at the wrong interface.. maybe it's ath0 interface?
[06:21] <tj83> donny, what reason do you have to believe that the interface is "ethN" ? that is not typical.. more like "wlan0" or similar, but i dont know about your adapter
[06:21] <hml> whta's a good tool for keeping all your emails local / writing them locally, and having them be automatically sent whenever you connect to a network
[06:21] <Daisuke_Ido> Don_Miguel: or ra0, i've seen that common among ralink chipsets
[06:21] <Daisuke_Ido> donny even
[06:21] <amt2> hi, my ethernet connection is not working; the little lights in the port don't blink so i think it's not even being recognized. I'm in a Toshiba P305-S8842. Any help would be appreciated.
[06:22] <donny> Dfcnvt, i will check for "/dev/ath*" tj83: in my past experience, it was eth1 after my wired nic eth0 (it was wlan0 on mac os x 10.3 though)
[06:22] <donny> Daisuke_Ido, i'll check all of those. still i assumed the iwconfig command would know which devices to examine
[06:23] <Dfcnvt> donny, it's not on /dev directory.. only iwconfig or ifconfig would show the interface for that..
[06:23] <tj83> amt2 if you dont get a link light.. its likely a bad cable or a crossover cable type
[06:23] <donny> oh right, they don't have fs nodes in /dev anymore
[06:23] <vnix> checking for mysql include path... configure: error: not found, please install the MySQL headers.. I have MySQL 5.0.51a-3ubuntu5.1 installed
[06:23] <vnix> someone can tell me what error is that thank you
[06:23] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: where did you install it from?
[06:23] <Dfcnvt> just type iwconfig and find which one is used.
[06:23] <Orchid`> Hi! i am looking for a way to find out if i can run Spore on my UBuntu computer, will someone please help me figure this out, or point me to a directory assistance table?
[06:23] <amt2> tj83, but evyerhting works when i'm on windows, and the lights do blink there.... i don't think it's the hardware...
[06:24] <Daisuke_Ido> Orchid`: write to the company and ask for a linux version
[06:24] <vnix> Daisuke_Ido: from src
[06:24] <Daisuke_Ido> Orchid`: if that fails, go to #winehq
[06:24] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: why?
[06:24] <vnix> Daisuke_Ido: PVPGN
[06:24] <donny> vnix: you're configuring to build some application. it wants to include MySQL headers when compiling. it hasn't found them in the obvious locatinos. you can provide it on the command line. please see ./configure --help for more info
[06:24] <Dfcnvt> spore?
[06:25] <tj83> amt2 i will try to help.. i only have a few moments /join #SeaPhor
[06:25] <Orchid`> Daisuke_Ido:  i have WINE, however when i try to find otu if i can mount my cd-rw drive it says htere is no media in the drive, and thus cannot mount it.
[06:25] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: probably mysql5-dev
[06:25] <Daisuke_Ido> but i won't swear to it
[06:25] <vnix> i am using ./configure --with-mysql -prefix=ASDASA
[06:25] <vnix> I try to access to my sql and it's fine.. I can create database and query ^^
[06:26] <donny> vnix: IIRC, the --prefix= option has to do with installation directories (can anyone else confirm or reject this?)
[06:26] <danbhfive> Orchid`: Spore Creature Creator?
[06:26] <dumbdum> Hi, does anyone know of a sidebar app "ala" Windows Vista? Thanks
[06:26] <dataspy> how can I tell how big a directory is on the command line?
[06:26] <Orchid`> danbhfive:  it jsut came out in my area last night.
[06:27] <danbhfive> Orchid`: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=7588
[06:27] <Dfcnvt> Orchid, you can make a images of it.... dd -if=/mnt/cdrom0 -of=/img/Spore.img
[06:27] <donny> vnix, connecting to your database server proves that your database server is running, and your command-line client works properly. if, however, you want to *compile* source code that incorporates mysql header files, you'll probably need to install mysql-server-whatever-devel package
[06:27] <Dfcnvt> for a mount....
[06:27] <Flannel> nwm: C:\wubildr.mbr="Ubuntu"
[06:27] <venger> dumbdum, you mean like widgets?  there's a kubuntu kde4 remix CD that I know of
[06:27] <Daisuke_Ido> danbhfive: probably SPORE.  not the creature creator, since he asked about spore, not the creature creator, and again, winehq.org or #winehq
[06:27] <vnix> so donny what I should do now? change mysql?
[06:28] <dataspy> doobie doobie doo
[06:28] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: no, install the dev packages like i told you.
[06:28] <vnix> erm.. can you please guide me thanks
[06:28] <Orchid`> thanks guys, bad night tonight forgot its not on my autojoin...
[06:28] <Orchid`> thank you for th epatience! really.
[06:28] <veyne> is there a way to enable wine run prograqms to access the web?
[06:29] <Area_51> what is a good dvd player
[06:29] <dataspy> vlc
[06:29] <Kurt> mplayer!
[06:29] <Theeb> veyne, have you tried vbox?
[06:29] <EK9> totsm
[06:29] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: best start is to: sudo apt-get install libmysql++-dev
[06:30] <vnix> thanks
[06:30] <EK9> totem sorry
[06:30] <Daisuke_Ido> then try to configure again
[06:30] <dataspy> does anybody know how to tell how big a directory is in mb throught the command line?
[06:30] <Area_51> what other special codecs and stuff do i need besides w32codecs and the libcss
[06:30] <veyne> no sir, what does vbox do?
[06:30] <vnix> Daisuke do I need to shutdown mysql first?
[06:31] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: nah
[06:31] <Theeb> its virtualbox, you can install windows xp, or vista on it, even mac i think.
[06:31] <vnix> alright installing
[06:31] <SkinnYPup_> Looking for the name of the onscreen keyboard for use with tablets, anyone ?
[06:31] <stralytic> i'm having some problems with nat when using bridging, could anyone lend a hand?
[06:31] <Daisuke_Ido> Theeb: good luck forwarding any ports to it.  why not help with his actual question?
[06:31] <vnix> done... so what is the next step? daisuke?
[06:31] <dumbdum> Hi Venger, yes like little apps that run on a sidebar to do various tasks. Like widgets
[06:32] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: try ./configure again
[06:32] <vnix> configure not found now
[06:32] <Daisuke_Ido> veyne: programs run under wine should be able to access the net just like any other program
[06:32] <Daisuke_Ido> vnix: are you in the right directory?
[06:32] <vnix> erm hold on
[06:32] <donny> vnix: you could try the libmysqlclient15-dev package if your'e using mysql 1.5
[06:33] <vnix> oh thanks if work
[06:33] <vnix> it work...
[06:33] <Kurt> dataspy: try ls -lh
[06:33] <donny> vnix :)
[06:33] <dinar> hello
[06:33] <dinar> how to turn on/off ircd-hybrid?
[06:33] <vnix> there is one config warning from config.status. I can just ignore it right?
[06:34] <vnix> it's not error
[06:34] <Kurt> dataspy: in the parent directory...if you want to be more specific, you could do ls -lh | grep <name of directory>
[06:34] <Daisuke_Ido> depending on the warning
[06:34] <vnix> WARNING:  'Makefile.in' seems to ignore the --datarootdir setting
[06:35] <donny> vnix, you will have to ask the developers of the software you are building :)
[06:35] <vnix> i see thanks^^
[06:35] <vbhide> hi there, how do i add pci=assign-busses to my boot options ?
[06:35] <dres> vnix: coming from the po subdir?
[06:35] <veyne> yeha, i had no problen runnin gSL offa my old windows backup and it ran like a dream..
[06:36] <vnix> I am sorry dres I don understand ><
[06:36] <vnix> anyone good with PVPGN here?
[06:36] <Daisuke_Ido> emulates battle.net?
[06:36] <Kurt> vnix, add  datarootdir = @datarootdir@ to the Makefile.in will probably fix that warning
[06:37] <vnix> okie i'll try
[06:37]  * Daisuke_Ido is trying to figure out why it needs to be built from source
[06:37] <vnix> Kurt is okie to add it to the first line?
[06:38] <Daisuke_Ido> before you compile it, is there something wrong with the version in the repos?
[06:39] <vnix> i just download from the offcial site
[06:39] <b1> sam
[06:39] <vnix> not using SVN
[06:39] <vbhide> hi there, ubuntu cannot read my sd card... i don't know how to add pci=assign-busses to my boot options !
[06:39] <donny> vnix, you could see if it's already in the ubuntu repository and install it without having to compile it from source code
[06:39]  * Daisuke_Ido blinks
[06:40] <Daisuke_Ido> !info pvpgn
[06:40] <vnix> ya but it's 1.8.1
[06:40] <HeMan> Is memtest in intrepid patched from the on http://memtest.org/?
[06:40] <donny> vnix, but i had assumed you already explored that possibility
[06:40] <donny> vnix, ah, ok then
[06:40] <vnix> is okie... Maybe i try to update it and see how it goes
[06:40] <vnix> If there's any problem can I find you again?
[06:40] <Kurt> vnix, should be fine there.
[06:41] <Daisuke_Ido> HeMan: ask in #ubuntu+1 for intrepid help
[06:42] <Kurt> vnix, there's usually a section in Makefile.in for system configuration settings which is where it would ideally go, but it shouldn't actually matter if you put it at the top
[06:42] <HeMan> Daisuke_Ido: ah! thanks
[06:43] <vnix> Alright thanks Kurt I have bypass the warning^^
[06:43] <Kurt> vnix: congrats :) what's the package if I may ask?
[06:44] <dataspy> the problem: I'm locked out of my system because / is full, I've now booted into safe mode and was trying to move stuff to my home directory so that / has more space and I can boot back into my comp.  What can I delete without messing up my system?  Can I delete /var , it seems like a really big dir ?
[06:44] <legend2440> vbhide: in terminal type   gksudo /boot/grub/menu.lst    then add that  to end of this line    kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root=UUID=0f094f73-619c-40ca-b941-07b4e479838f ro splash quiet
[06:45] <dataspy> I actually don't care about messing up my system I just want to get some data off of it
[06:45] <Kurt> dataspy: if you have things in /tmp/ they can almost certainly go safely
[06:45] <lowlux> i can not play any of my raideo on vlc... puse auideo sucks
[06:45] <dataspy> kurt: thanks, I'll try that :)
[06:46] <vnix_> Kurt when I use "make" then it's compiling right?
[06:46] <Kurt> dataspy: things in /var can probably go as well, but I'd look at the subdirectories (common ones like /var/mail are important to many people even if not system important)
[06:46] <Kurt> vnix_, yes
[06:46] <vbhide> i simply can't figure out y my sd card is not working!
[06:47] <vnix_> how I specify which directory I want the compile files go to?
[06:47] <vnix_> make /dev0 ?
[06:48] <dataspy> kurt: ok, I delete temp but I still have no room in / , is there anything else I can possibly delete, possibly in /var
[06:50] <donny> vnix, i believe you're thinking of the --prefix= option of the configuration script. then use "make install" to install the software you've built.
[06:50] <icewaterman> i am getting a badsig error
[06:50] <Kurt> vnix, no, arguments to make are targets
[06:50] <icewaterman> when trying to update
[06:50] <Dfcnvt> good god, what the hell are you doing? don't delete your root!
[06:50] <vnix_> okie
[06:50] <Kurt> vnix, usually you would do something like ./configure, make, make install
[06:50] <icewaterman> hardy-updates will not update because of that error
[06:51] <Kartagis> what repo do i get frostwire from?
[06:51] <donny> don't listen to him. do it. delete your root. no one needs warned against this. a legitimate warning would be "that will erase your root." but that wasn't applicable.
[06:51] <Kartagis> !frostwire
[06:51] <b1> cow_undip
[06:51] <spiritssight> Does any one know where I can get the dirver for the GUI ndiswrapper it ask for a inf (the driver is for "0b:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)" ??
[06:52] <Kurt> dataspy: if you don't care about possibly losing personal info (like if you have mail in /var/mail), then you can delete stuff in /var/ without affecting your system
[06:52] <spiritssight> or is there a easer way to install this
[06:52] <donny> spiritssight,  i think you have to download that from microsoft's website
[06:52] <donny> spiritssight, check the ndiswrapper website, i think it's http://ndiswrapper.sf.net/
[06:53] <vnix_> /usr/bin/install -c -d -m 755 //Desktop/pvpgn-1.8.3/build/sbin <- This one I get. Something wrong with the directory when i using "make install"
[06:53] <dataspy> kurt: thanks for the help!!!
[06:53] <obsidieth> oh
[06:53] <vnix_> the //desktop
[06:53] <obsidieth> tpg victoria, i feel sorry for you smmagic.
[06:54] <smmagic> I feel sorry for myself
[06:54] <obsidieth> you been dropping out the last few days?
[06:54] <smmagic> dumb squid proxies
[06:54] <obsidieth> mine has been shocking
[06:54] <smmagic> Yeap
[06:54] <obsidieth> i have a pretty basic question
[06:54] <smmagic> Im bannde from sites I've never been to
[06:54] <Kartagis> which one is better? limewire or frostwire?
[06:54] <obsidieth> but ive got an ipv6 entry in my ifconfig, and i cant remove it.
[06:54] <smmagic> Kartagis, It doesn't make a differece.
[06:54] <obsidieth> they both use gnutella dont they?
[06:54] <smmagic> Indeed
[06:55] <obsidieth> now, back to removing my entry.
[06:55] <obsidieth> i tried ifconfig delete ipv6-he
[06:55] <obsidieth> which is what its called apparently.
[06:55] <obsidieth> but it says 'unknown host'
[06:58] <obsidieth> :<
[06:58] <obsidieth> come on
[07:02] <bazz> why the hell would ld be telling me cannot find -lXmu when i have libXmu.so.6 in /usr/lib and ldconfig -p confirms that it's there and 'findable'
[07:02] <obsidieth> it seems im the only one here, but sorry i have no idea
[07:03] <bazz> heh, that's okay
[07:04] <Dfcnvt> Maybe it's not only a file is actually there in your /usr/lib directory.. but a program that can't do the job correctly by using your libXmu.so.6 file...
[07:05] <Dfcnvt> the**
[07:05] <obsidieth> i am sorry to ask again, but this is really bugging me.
[07:05] <obsidieth> how do i remove an entry from my ifconfig.
[07:05] <obsidieth> im new and stupid, ill admit that.
[07:06] <Dfcnvt> ok, if you want your interface disappear, then reach your hand in the computer case and pull out the network interface card.. and try ifconfig command...
[07:06] <bazz> obsidieth: ifconfig should only report things that are actually *there*, so what do you mean by remove
[07:07] <obsidieth> well
[07:07] <obsidieth> ive got an ipv4in6 somethinf something
[07:07] <obsidieth> ipv6 tunnel i guess
[07:07] <obsidieth> but i want to remove it and add a different one
[07:07] <Dfcnvt> maybe you don't understand what's ipv4 & ipv6 means in this era?
[07:07] <Dfcnvt> they work anyway for your networking..
[07:08] <iamas> does anyone know how to get Japanese text support on english Wine? (I am running an English version of Ubuntu and trying to run Japanese programs)
[07:08] <obsidieth> oh mayne
[07:08] <obsidieth> -d was all i needed.
[07:08] <obsidieth> im pretty damn new at this:p
[07:09] <AnAnt> Hello, where do core dumps go ?
[07:09] <dewman> guys how do u find the Ubuntu 8.04???
[07:09] <Dabbu> in wvdial.conf what does baud means.....?????/
[07:09] <AnAnt> dewman: very nice
[07:10] <thuto> hi there, is there anyone here connecting via vodafone hsdpa, i just installed ubuntu and am new to linux, I still cant get my wireless connection to work, been to a few forums and followed the commands in detail but still hitting brick walls
[07:10] <AnAnt> Dabbu: baud rate, modem speed that is
[07:10] <AnAnt> thuto: you got a sim card reader ?
[07:10] <Dabbu> AnAnt: so if this is 9600..what is my modem speed
[07:10] <Abusado> que rede é essa?
[07:11] <AnAnt> Dabbu: why such a low speed ?
[07:11] <yu7230954> upgrade so   slow
[07:11] <AnAnt> Abusado: #ubuntu-br ?
[07:11] <thuto> yep all is ready, i tested it on my windows machine
[07:11] <Dabbu> AnAnt: i don't know it is configured automatcally....what is the speed means in kb/s terms
[07:12] <AnAnt> Dabbu: 9600 bps (bits per second that is)
[07:12] <dewman> AnAnt, does firfox crash in urs???
[07:12] <AnAnt> dewman: no, I use firefox 3 btw
[07:12] <AnAnt> thuto: you using linux now ?
[07:13] <Dabbu>  AnAnt: i have 2 mbps modem connection so what i should do ?
[07:13] <clarence> how to enable ubuntu 8.04 of the effect?
[07:13] <dewman> AnAnt, me too...in 8.04...but its already crashed a few times
[07:13] <AnAnt> dewman: dunno about that
[07:13] <thuto> yep i am on Ubuntu as we speak but i am connected via WiMax at this point
[07:14] <AnAnt> Dabbu: try increasing baud rate, maybe the modem manual gives out some numbers
[07:14] <AnAnt> thuto: ok, do you have any /dev/ttyS* ?
[07:14] <Dabbu> AnAnt:i don't know...to what number should i change ?
[07:14] <agento> how do i change group, owner and permission of files in a folder?
[07:14] <iamas> does anyone know how to get Japanese text support on english Wine? (I am running an English version of Ubuntu and trying to run Japanese programs)
[07:14] <christoz> is there any ubuntu installation guide for absolute idiots?I'm so tired with the stupidness of someone
[07:15] <Dfcnvt> iamas, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Japanese_Input_and_Fonts_in_Ubuntu_7.04
[07:15] <AnAnt> Dabbu: dunno
[07:15] <thuto> yep /dev/ttyS0  /dev/ttyS1  /dev/ttyS2  /dev/ttyS3
[07:15] <AnAnt> agento: chgrp, chown and chmod
[07:15] <iamas> cheers Dfcnvt
[07:16] <AnAnt> thuto: what's the output of: dmesg | grep ttyS
[07:16] <Dfcnvt> Just apt-get the fonts..
[07:16] <agento> AnAnt, is it possible to change all those setting at once?
[07:16] <AnAnt> agento: maybe via nautilus, the GUI file manager that is
[07:16] <thuto> AnAnt: [   29.280589] serial8250: ttyS0 at I/O 0x3f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A
[07:16] <thuto> [   29.282272] 00:07: ttyS0 at I/O 0x3f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A
[07:16] <agento> AnAnt, yeah but.... there are a lot of files...
[07:17] <AnAnt> agento: you want to give them all the same owner/group/permissions ?
[07:18] <AnAnt> agento: select all those files ( you know how to do this ?), then right click, select properties, go to permissions tab
[07:18] <agento> AnAnt, i want to be owned by root group root and that everyone can read files
[07:18] <Flannel> christoz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation firs tfour steps on the page
[07:18] <AnAnt> thuto: probably that's your sim card
[07:18] <dewman> pls suggest me a good traffic/data transfer monitor software for ubuntu
[07:18] <Ergo^> hello
[07:19] <Ergo^> im having big trouble installing python-dev in ubuntu 8.4
[07:19] <clarence> Uh......Excuse me....
[07:19] <AnAnt> agento: probably you need sudo to do this
[07:19] <Ergo^> 'Depends: python2.5 (=2.5.2-2ubuntu4.1) but 2.5.2-2ubuntu5 is to be installed" , how can i fix that ?
[07:19] <agento> AnAnt, cant change owner if i select them all
[07:19] <AnAnt> thuto: you know how to use minicom ?
[07:20] <agento> AnAnt, i do gksudo nautilus /folder, then i select all files crtl A and try to do it but there are files and folders so i cant change owner
[07:20] <thuto> AnAnt: minicom? no but i dont mind reading up, how can it help
[07:20] <AnAnt> thuto: just to make sure that /dev/ttyS0 is your sim card reader
[07:21] <AnAnt> thuto: minicom or any other serial comm. program
[07:21] <spiritssight> Ok, I am having no luck having any wireless networks show up when I left click on the network icon on the taskbar
[07:21] <AnAnt> thuto: it's something like HyperTerminal in windows
[07:21] <spiritssight> please help
[07:21] <Flannel> Ergo^: do you have hardy-proposed enabled? or intrepid?
[07:21] <Ergo^> Flannel: i have hardy proposed
[07:21] <Flannel> Ergo^: Turn it off
[07:22] <AnAnt> agento: dunno then
[07:22] <rsc_> what's "hardy-proposed" for?
[07:22] <Flannel> rsc_: testing packages before they're stable enough to be put into -updates
[07:22] <Flannel> rsc_: Its not fit for the general public, lots of breakages with versioning and stuff.
[07:22] <rsc_> okay
[07:23] <thuto> AnAnt: well the sim does work though, cos I tested it on my PC and Mac
[07:23] <thuto> AnAnt: I even turned off the pin
[07:23] <dub> howto empty trash
[07:23] <AnAnt> thuto: yes, but I want to make sure that /dev/ttyS0 is your sim
[07:24] <AnAnt> thuto: that's the point
[07:24] <Ergo^> Flannel: i did, reloaded packages in synaptic, but didnt have any success
[07:24] <spiritssight> Is there any one that knows about wireless here?  I am not able to go on wireless with my system or see any wireless network in my area when I know there is some
[07:25] <Flannel> Ergo^: Do you already have 2.5.2-2ubuntu5 installed?  apt-cache policy python2.5
[07:25] <thuto> AnAnt: oh okay, let me try this out, i will get back to you then, thanks..
[07:25] <Ergo^> Installed: 2.5.2-2ubuntu5
[07:25] <dub> is it possible to manually empty the trash
[07:25] <Flannel> Ergo^: right, so we're going to have to force that to downgrade.
[07:25] <Flannel> !trash | dub
[07:26] <thuto> AnAnt: by the way can i still use the same commands like atdt and stuff
[07:26] <Ergo^> Flannel: something changed recently ( i installed python-dev) on another pc few days ago :D
[07:26] <tsolox> i tried to install virtualbox-puel in Ubuntu, but it is looking for libqt4-core..i could not find libqt4-core in synaptics...help
[07:26] <dub> Flannel, so you just delete from there?
[07:26] <Flannel> dub: yeah
[07:26] <AnAnt> thuto: yes, that's what I want to try: ati
[07:27] <dub> Flannel, thanks
[07:27] <Flannel> Ergo^: Either that machine didn't have -proposed enabled, or the new version was added to proposed.  Either is likely.
[07:27] <clarence> :'(
[07:27] <Ergo^> Flannel: so what do i do now ?
[07:28] <Flannel> Ergo^: We force it to downgrade. Go ahead and begin editing /etc/apt/preferences
[07:28] <skinnymg1> hello people i was wondering if someone could help me find a app to stream my desktop with
[07:28] <clarence> me too!
[07:28] <Ergo^> Flannel: ok, i have pico ready
[07:29] <MzL> Did this server had a french channel please ?
[07:29] <Flannel> Ergo^: you mean nano, but sure.  Add this to that file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44460/
[07:30] <Flannel> !fr | MzL
[07:30] <Ergo^> Flannel: pico ;-)
[07:30] <MzL> thank u :)
[07:30] <Ergo^> ah nano
[07:30] <Flannel> Ergo^: Unless you compiled it yourself, you're using nano.
[07:30] <Dfcnvt> skinnymg1, you want to remote desktop? click on System/Preferences/Remote Desktop...
[07:30] <Ergo^> heh.. right you are
[07:31] <Kartagis> how do i increase my swap partition's size?
[07:31] <skinnymg1> no i want to stream my desktop to show what i am doing
[07:31] <Flannel> !swap | Kartagis
[07:31] <Dfcnvt> Question, if you use swap on your system, would it work without a ram? I wouldn't think so..
[07:32] <Flannel> Dfcnvt: no
[07:32] <Flannel> Dfcnvt: you can have a system without SWAP, you can't have a system without RAM
[07:32] <Ergo^> Flannel: ok i have that saved, what now ?
[07:32] <Dfcnvt> suppose you have 256 megabytes.. with a swap of 2 gigabytes.. would that help any?
[07:32] <Dfcnvt> 256 of ram..*
[07:33] <Flannel> Ergo^: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[07:33] <Flannel> Dfcnvt: That'd be a bit of overkill on swap space.  You probably want about 512MB of swap.
[07:33] <trainer> .
[07:34] <Ergo^> Flannel: ok, its done
[07:34] <Flannel> Ergo^: now you should be able to install python-dev
[07:34] <Theeb> is it possible to see the log of the "recovery mode" because i saw a "[Fail]" and i couldnt read which package, screen was moving fast. i need to fix that package but i dont know what package is.
[07:34] <Flannel> Ergo^: also, delete the stuff we added to /etc/apt/preferences, we don't need/want that anymore, now that its done its job
[07:34] <Ergo^> Flannel: im not, is it possible polish servers are put of sync somehow ?
[07:35] <trainer> .
[07:35] <Flannel> Ergo^: You're not why?  What error?
[07:35] <nucco> hi, does anybody know where my epiphany downloads disappear to?
[07:35] <Ergo^> Flannel: same error, but apt cache says that i have a "candidate" pinned, but installed is still newer wersion
[07:36] <clarence> Who can help me solve the problem？:-/
[07:36] <clarence> Please.....!
[07:37] <Flannel> Ergo^: do you still have proposed enabled?  Pstebin the output of apt-cache policy python2.5
[07:37] <Kartagis> Flannel> in that FAQ, count is 512. if i make it 1024mb, will count be still 512?
[07:37] <Dfcnvt> Clarence, you hasn't stated what problem you're having
[07:38] <clarence> I was said!
[07:38] <Flannel> Kartagis: no, itd be 1024, that page explains it on the next line
[07:38] <Ergo^> Flannel: no i dont have proposed enabled....
[07:38] <Ergo^> Flannel: http://paste2.org/p/71258
[07:39] <Dfcnvt> well, refresh my mind
[07:39] <clarence> I said how Ubuntu 8.04 on the use of additional special effects？
[07:39] <Flannel> Ergo^: huh.  Ok, lets try this.  open up your preferences again, change it from 4* to 4.1, and change the pin priority to 1002
[07:40] <Flannel> clarence: What makes you think you're not already?
[07:40] <Kurt> clarence: go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance, select visual effects tab, and choose extra
[07:40] <Ergo^> Flannel: the same result
[07:40] <jska> info
[07:40] <lbs> hi,who knows ubuntu liveusb ?
[07:40] <Dfcnvt> oh... you mean compiz?
[07:40] <Archon> what is exit status 134?
[07:40] <Archon> with regards to apt-get
[07:41] <dhg_> m
[07:41] <Flannel> Ergo^: pastebin sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade && apt-cache policy python2.5
[07:41] <Kurt> clarence: if you want more customization, run a terminal and type in sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[07:41] <Kurt> people can't dist-upgrade to intrepid currently, can they?
[07:41] <Kurt> I thought gcc was broken
[07:42] <AnAnt> Where do core dumps go ?
[07:42] <Flannel> Kurt: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid questions, thanks
[07:42] <Ergo^> Flannel: http://paste2.org/p/71259
[07:42] <lbs> who knows ubuntu liveusb?
[07:42] <Kurt> Flannel: I'm not really asking a question, merely commenting on the dist-upgrade if it was to intrepid :)
[07:43] <Mercury-> hey
[07:43] <Flannel> Kurt: oh, dist-upgrade isn't used in normal operation to switch versions.
[07:43] <Mercury-> anyone got wireless working for ubuntu?
[07:43] <AnAnt> Mercury-: yup
[07:43] <Flannel> Ergo^: Hmm, and can you pastebin your preferences file?  Maybe I did something wrong.
[07:43] <Mercury-> apparently ubuntu is unable to locate my wireless components
[07:44] <AnAnt> Mercury-: try System->Administration->Hardware drivers
[07:44] <AnAnt> Mercury-: what's your card type?
[07:44] <Ergo^> Flannel: http://paste2.org/p/71261
[07:44] <clarence> ok, I give it a try
[07:44] <Mercury-> 02:04.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network Connection (rev 05)
[07:44] <Mercury->         Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Compaq nw8240/nx8220
[07:44] <Mercury->         Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 64, IRQ 22
[07:44] <Mercury->         Memory at d0000000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=4K]
[07:44] <Mercury->         Capabilities: <access denied>
[07:44] <FloodBot2> Mercury-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:45] <iamas> does anyone know how to get Japanese text working in Wine?  I have the MS fonts installed but they don't work
[07:45] <cplx> loll
[07:45] <Mercury-> ffs
[07:45] <cplx> ouch
[07:45] <Mercury-> sigh, tis not my day
[07:45] <cplx> Mercury- all good.. we've all done it atleast once :P
[07:45] <NineTeen67Comet> Hello all. I've asked this in Vbox too, but that room is silent tonight. Where else can I look to get Shared Folders to work in VirtualBox (not OSE) with Guest Additions added (USB works already) .. I have added chmod 777 to the directories I would like th loan out, but still nothing ..
[07:45] <Mercury-> :)
[07:45] <Dfcnvt> Clarence, apt-get install compiz compizconfig-settings-manager  --- I can't remember the last time that have the whole packages for it..
[07:46] <Mercury-> "AnAnt, - no proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[07:46] <AnAnt> Mercury-: nevermind, you don't need it with your card
[07:47] <Dfcnvt> when you're done with it, check in System/Preferences/Advanced Desktop Effects.. for the special effect to play with...
[07:47] <AnAnt> Mercury-: what does iwconfig give you ? please paste the output in private chat
[07:47] <MikeSeth> Mercury-: this card works for me with WPA2/PSK and wpa_supplicant
[07:47] <iamas> does anyone know how to get Japanese text working in Wine?  I have the MS fonts installed but they don't work
[07:47] <Dfcnvt> iamas, didn't you apt-get the japaneses fonts?
[07:48] <iamas> I did
[07:48] <iamas> there were 2 that I couldn't get off the repositories
[07:48] <AnAnt> Mercury-: aha, so your wifi card is recognized !
[07:48] <iamas> but other than that I followed the instructions
[07:48] <Dfcnvt> so, did it show the japanese fonts on the window side?
[07:48] <Mercury-> vonderful!
[07:48] <iamas> I'm sorry what do you mean?
[07:48] <AnAnt> Mercury-: what's your problem then ?
[07:49] <nirupama> from where does ubuntu take the translation work
[07:49] <Mercury-> i can't see my home wlan
[07:49] <xTheGoat121x> Evening all... I'm trying to get my USB headset to work... but getting issues
[07:49] <nirupama> I have some translated stuff
[07:49] <nirupama> for gnome
[07:49] <AnAnt> Mercury-: that's wierd, are you sure that the rf switch is on ?
[07:49] <nirupama> where I can upload them for review
[07:49] <nirupama> and acceptance
[07:49] <AnAnt> Mercury-: yes, it's off !!!
[07:50] <Mercury-> can't turn on wireless components physically :s
[07:50] <AnAnt> Mercury-: eth1      radio off
[07:50] <Flannel> nirupama: Its done through Rosetta I believe.  Try asking your LoCo team
[07:50] <nirupama> any body language team here
[07:50] <AnAnt> Mercury-: ?!
[07:50] <nirupama> Flannel, any id or channel
[07:50] <Mercury-> anant - can't turn on wireless components physically :s
[07:50] <AnAnt> Mercury-: why's that ? HP laptops have a switch
[07:50] <Flannel> nirupama: What language?
[07:50] <nirupama> through which io can communicater
[07:50] <Mercury-> yeah i know, it's just not responding
[07:50] <Flannel> nirupama: and/or country
[07:50] <Mercury-> ive got dualboot
[07:51] <Mercury-> works fine in winblowz so it is indeed still functional
[07:51] <Ergo^> Flannel: is everything set up right ?
[07:51] <nirupama> Flannel, 18 indian languages
[07:51] <Flannel> nirupama: Try #ubuntu-in
[07:51] <AnAnt> Mercury-: well, it works fine with me, I got 2 HP lappies
[07:51] <iamas> I installed the MS fonts, rebuilt my cache, and changed the order as suggested
[07:52] <AnAnt> Mercury-: how about looking at dmesg output when you press the switch ?
[07:52] <Flannel> Ergo^: As far as I can see... it's gotta be something wrong with the version match thing.  Since it shouldn't be giving that priority to the other versions.
[07:52] <Mercury-> good idea
[07:52] <AnAnt> Mercury-: again paste the last few lines in private chat
[07:52] <iamas> I have very limited functionality in MS Word but system menus are still garbled
[07:52] <Ergo^> Flannel: so is there any path i can follow to fix tjhat ? i kinda need that package :]
[07:52] <AnAnt> Anyone knows where do core dumps go ?
[07:53] <xTheGoat121x> I keep getting a warning, whenever I try to test the device, about it not being available for use
[07:53] <chilli_> hello can anyone help me i have a problem with firefox and youtube
[07:53] <chilli_> when i got to play a video on firefox
[07:53] <chilli_> it will play then pause every 2seconds even if the vid is loaded fully
[07:53] <Dfcnvt> iamas, if you're running Ubuntu, click on System -> Administration -> Languages Support
[07:54] <iamas> k
[07:54] <Dfcnvt> iamas, maybe that will help to install new fonts.. i dunno..
[07:54] <hickop> hi, i cant empty my trash because of a folder, how can i fix this please ?
[07:54] <Flannel> Ergo^: I'm sure its fixable yeah, but I have no idea what the issue is.  This *should* be working.  Uh, while its not really on topic for that channel, you may have luck in #ubuntu-motu.  Another thing you could try is setting the bigger version (-ubuntu5) to priority of -1, but with the way the matching has happend thus far (seems to ignore anything past the -?  past the -ubuntu? I'm not sure) I'm wary of suggesting that.
[07:54] <iamas> I have Japanese support enabled
[07:55] <iamas> it works fine in Ubuntu
[07:55] <iamas> but Wine is still messed up
[07:55] <kindofabuzz> uggg anyone got a solution to ubuntu unability to cauto connect to wpa2 at startup?  annoying!
[07:55] <eric> oin #asterisk
[07:55] <Flannel> Ergo^: the other solution is to wait until that package moves into -updates, which will happen at some point soon.  But that's obviously not really a solution.
[07:56] <jareth_>  kindofabuzz: is wpa2 supported any way? In my experience I stick with wpa-psk.
[07:56] <susa24> hello
[07:56] <susa24> could someone please tell me how to save the alsa mixer sound settings so i dont have to keep putting them up every time i reboot?
[07:56] <kindofabuzz> jareth_, well it works, but i have to manually connect each time
[07:56] <satyn> hi, is there any email client similar to mail ?
[07:57] <kindofabuzz> and then it may take 3-4 tries
[07:57] <Ergo^> Flannel: if i commented out the preferences file and do apt-get upgrade will it return to previous state ?
[07:57] <jareth_>  kindofabuzz: ic, that's odd. no idea  what could be the cause of that.
[07:57] <Flannel> Ergo^: Uh, define previous state?
[07:57] <Ergo^> Flannel: before i got package pinned
[07:57] <Flannel> Ergo^: with the default package priorities?  Yeah.
[07:57] <kindofabuzz> jareth_, is wpa-psk pretty secure?
[07:58] <Ergo^> Flannel:  thanks for all the help
[07:58] <jareth_>  kindofabuzz: secure enough |MHO :)
[07:58] <Archon> has anyone here successfully installed java5, but had troubles installing java6 on ubuntu or some linux distro?
[07:58] <Flannel> Ergo^: man apt_preferences for all you need to know (except the answer to this conundrum, of course) about pinning
[08:00] <oasisfai> ls
[08:03] <Mercury-> how do i find out what ver of ubuntu im running?
[08:03] <Flannel> Mercury-: lsb_release -a
[08:03] <Mercury-> Flannel, thanks :)
[08:05] <iamas> sorry I just got the 8.04 random crash of death twice in a row, is the person I was talking to about Japanese text still here?
[08:08] <thuto> AnAnt: Hope you are still around, i installed and ran minicom but it would not dial anything out, the port I used is \dev\tty8
[08:11] <thuto> .
[08:13] <anubus69> Hi everyone, my eth0 or network connection isn't working? it also shows grey out in network manager, any advice?
[08:15] <Greyspacebt3> I have a Never Asked question:
[08:15] <Greyspacebt3> How do get my Ubuntu to see and use my Nvidia "BFG Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 Video card" as I am sick of 800 x 600 resolution.
[08:16] <shabda> I have installed firefox via, apt-get, I got firefox 3 beta 5. Now when I run apt-get upgrade, or apt-get update, my install of firefox does not get upgraded, what can be the problem?
[08:17] <Flannel> shabda: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[08:17] <Greyspacebt3> Nvidia has a driver and I got it; however, sudo shutdown now still doesn't kill X enough .. .and  init 3 doesn't give me a terminal
[08:17] <shabda> 8.04 I guess, the latest one
[08:17] <Kartagis> shabda> use upgrade instead of update
[08:17] <Greyspacebt3> same here
[08:18] <Flannel> shabda: pastebin the output of this: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:18] <anubus69> can anyone help me with my wire network on ubuntu 8.04, it doesn't appear to be working?
[08:18] <shabda> Kartagis: Already tried, might be I have some wrong repository selected, and and old version of FF exists there?
[08:18] <l3d>  how well is clamav and what kind of viruses does it scan for ? as in linux  or windows?
[08:18] <Brett> Grey, I. Can't get nvidia drivers working either, I want my widescreen and cool animations
[08:18] <Kartagis> shabda> I believe so
[08:19] <shabda> Flannel: http://dpaste.com/76574/
[08:19] <Greyspacebt3> Brett,,, me too
[08:19] <Flannel> shabda: Wow.  You have all sorts of important updates turned off.  Pastebin your sources.list (/etc/apt/sources.list)
[08:20] <l3d>  how well is clamav and what kind of viruses does it scan for ? as in linux  or windows?
[08:20] <Greyspacebt3> Brett, I bought this card to play Nexuiz and it sucks
[08:20] <Flannel> l3d: It does all kinds of viruses
[08:20] <Brett> What card do you have?
[08:20] <Greyspacebt3> How do get my Ubuntu to see and use my Nvidia "BFG Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 Video card" as I am sick of 800 x 600 resolution.
[08:20] <l3d> so how offten should i update it
[08:20] <shabda> Flannel: http://dpaste.com/76575/
[08:21] <Greyspacebt3> brett, Bfg stands for Big Blank Graphics
[08:21] <l3d> often
[08:21] <Brett> Damn, I got the 9800 gtx
[08:21] <Greyspacebt3> Brett.. I only have 800x600 resolution
[08:21] <Flannel> shabda: alright, go ahead and open that with sudo, and we'll replace it with a functional one.
[08:21] <shabda> Ok
[08:21] <Greyspacebt3> Brett, it really really sucks
[08:22] <Brett> I have something around there
[08:22] <eccentricity> hey all: anyone got a god way to browse and connect to wireless networks from a command line?
[08:22] <Greyspacebt3> Brett, Ubuntu doesn't even see the Nvidia card in restricted modules/hardware
[08:23] <Brett> But I tribooted with winxp and winvsta so until a solution is found I can still use it
[08:23] <Greyspacebt3> yeah
[08:23] <Flannel> shabda: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44467/
[08:23] <Brett> And my itouch hates typing long phrases, brb
[08:23] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity... google "Back Track 3"
[08:23] <Dryanta> ok how do i delete .gvfs on my home dir?
[08:24] <Dryanta> even when im root i get root@drybook:~# ls .gvfs
[08:24] <Dryanta> ls: cannot access .gvfs: Permission denied
[08:24] <eccentricity> thanks greyspacebt3, I'll try and let you know.
[08:24] <Brett> Back haha
[08:24] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity its linux that you don't install, it is a live DVD or a Live Flash drive
[08:24] <shabda> Flannel: Done. Now I should run apt-get upgrade?
[08:25] <Blackhold> hello, I have installed a firewire HD and ubuntu don't detects it... is an ubuntu server 2.6.22-14
[08:25] <Flannel> shabda: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade, and then... go get a drink or something, since it'll take a while.
[08:25] <Blackhold> but in fdisk -l HD don't appear
[08:25] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity, if you forget your password it will help you pull it off of your router too
[08:25] <Brett> Grey how do I liveboot a USB 40gig harddrive?
[08:25] <shabda> Flannel: To confirm, You just want these three lines, in my sources.list?
[08:25] <eccentricity> wow man
[08:25] <Flannel> shabda: Yep.  That's all you need.
[08:25] <Greyspacebt3> Brett Put Back Track on it
[08:26] <Dryanta> im just trying to delete the home dir
[08:26] <Greyspacebt3> Brett it is only 4 GB OS
[08:26] <Dryanta> so i can symlink it somewhere ese
[08:26] <Dryanta> how do i get rid of that gvfs?
[08:26] <Brett> Her I can't exit my irc app to look at it online
[08:26] <Dryanta> i cant even ls or stat it :P
[08:26] <shabda> Flannel: Ok great. Thanks. I really need to get FF 3, so that I can get Firebug working, to fix some pesky Ajax issues. :)
[08:27] <Flannel> shabda: there's actually more important updates you'll be pulling in.
[08:27] <shabda> Oh
[08:27] <Brett> Or how bout a windows so live boot?
[08:27] <Brett> So
[08:27] <eccentricity> grey, this is fascinating, very cool stuff
[08:27] <Flannel> shabda: So, be thankful for your need for FF3 final, its going to patch some important vulnerabilities.
[08:27] <shabda> :)
[08:27] <Flannel> shabda: (not in firefox... well, maybe in firefox, I have no idea)
[08:27] <Blackhold> could someone help me on attaching firewire harddisk please?
[08:28] <eccentricity> but really, all I'm looking for here is a simple utility that's gonna let me connect to my wireless network from a command line
[08:28] <Greyspacebt3> Eccenytricity,, I know.. and its all hush hush.. as they are all cops
[08:28] <Brett> Winxp and I don't like my itouch irc
[08:28] <shabda> Is there a way I can just upgrade FF first, and get started with my work, while I ask the other stuff to upgrade in the background?
[08:28] <eccentricity> Dig it. Already downloading.
[08:29] <Greyspacebt3> Eccenytricity, I have learned so much.
[08:29] <Flannel> shabda: sure.  Sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firefox
[08:29] <Flannel> shabda: this can all be done through the GUI tools too, of course.
[08:29] <InHisName> trying to install drivers for NVIDA card in Hardy.  Driver wants X-server off to install.  How do I do that ?
[08:29] <gatestone> I tried shrinking my Windows XP NTFS partition with Partition Magic, but it failed. Any other suggestions?
[08:30] <dahitokiri> when is intrepid due for rtm?
[08:30] <Flannel> !intrepid | dahitokiri
[08:30] <Dryanta> ummm what to do?
[08:30] <dahitokiri> Flannel, thanks.
[08:30] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity,, remember start with the Wiki... then the newbe forum... then ask question worded as if you are one of them.. or you will get kicked for saying something like "I hack my friends wireless"
[08:30] <Dryanta> i just need to delete this shit so i can move my home dir
[08:31] <susa24> hello
[08:31] <dougsko> eccentricity: keep in mind that basically everything in BT3 is also in the ubuntu repos :)
[08:31] <Flannel> Dryanta: Are you logged in with that user?
[08:31] <Dryanta> Flannel: as root
[08:31] <Dryanta> root@drybook:~# strace -e trace=lstat64 stat /home/phocking/.gvfs
[08:31] <Dryanta> lstat64("/home/phocking/.gvfs", 0xbf921d14) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)
[08:31] <eccentricity> ok guys, is it open source stuff?
[08:31] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity,, Doug,, has no idea what he is talking about...
[08:32] <anubus69> can someone please help with with my wire connection?  my network manager shows my wire connection as grey out?
[08:32] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: huh?
[08:32] <Flannel> Dryanta: How are you logged in as root?
[08:32] <Dryanta> doesnt work as that user either
[08:32] <eccentricity> I'm working on a Linux From Scratch right now too. I'm sure I could use some of it.
[08:32] <Dryanta> Flannel: sudo bash
[08:32] <shabda> Flanne: Looks like my FF got upgraded, http://dpaste.com/76576/, but starting firefox still runs FF beta 5. Do I need to restart/log off etc?
[08:32] <Flannel> Dryanta: right.  That won't work.  Reboot, go to the recovery console, then do it.
[08:33] <susa24> could someone please help me with this problem, My remote or reciever is picking up keyboard commands instead of actual remote commands. Ive tryed everything still nothing. Can someone please help?
[08:33] <Dryanta> so if i reboot to the recovery console i can delete the home dir and sym link it to a different volume?
[08:33] <Kasra[K]> I want to translate in lunchpad... witch license i must to chose?
[08:33] <Kasra[K]> BSD license?
[08:33] <Kartagis> !swap
[08:33] <jareth_> shabda: what does -> help -> about say ?
[08:33] <Flannel> Dryanta: Yes, because right now you're still using the homedir, because you're logged in as you.
[08:33] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity, BT3 has put it together and made a configured package know to work together with support ... Ubuntu or what doug said is true but you would have to re-invent and configure and research for ten years to get the same result as just loading the live DVD... sorry doug
[08:34] <jareth_> shabda: after restarting ff
[08:34] <Flannel> shabda: Hmm, that... should work.  You restarted firefox, right?
[08:34] <linuxhelp> anubus69 did you check lsmod for listed driver?
[08:34] <shabda> Flannel: http://dpaste.com/76577/, Yes :)
[08:34] <Kasra[K]> ?
[08:34] <eccentricity> ok grey: is it open source?
[08:34] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity, * known
[08:35] <Greyspacebt3> yuppers
[08:35] <eccentricity> beautiful!
[08:35] <Brett> If I installed ubuntu on a portable harddrive then set that highest in boot priority in bios, it would boot ubuntu?
[08:35] <co0lingFir3> hello, how do i "love songs" for last.fm in banshee?
[08:35] <anubus69> no I didn't let me check
[08:35] <Flannel> Brett: yes
[08:36] <eccentricity> I figured an exploitation based distro might have qualms with being open
[08:36] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: sure some things are pre-config'd, but there isnt anything you can do in BT that you cant do in *buntu, and you dont have to stray into slax. that was my point
[08:36] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity, however, BT3 is a collection of what is out on the net all on one dvd... however, you have to google the net to use the tools on the dvd...
[08:36] <Brett> Would it also boot grub? As in see winxp or something too?
[08:37] <obsidieth> my keyboard layout is goin wack on every restart
[08:37] <linuxhelp> if you always have problems of hardware at ubuntu try lspci as root and lsmod this shows loaded hardware state
[08:37] <obsidieth> now its on usa, but i cant get @ sumbols and stuff
[08:37] <Greyspacebt3> doug Eccentricity.. yes,,, however, my way is quicker
[08:37] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[08:37] <shabda> I think I had mucked around with path sometime, can that be a problem? Though "which firefox" gives me "/usr/bin/firefox"
[08:37] <carrera> Greetings!
[08:37] <Flannel> Brett: That'd depend on your menu.lst, it doesn't do autodetection at boot or anything.
[08:37] <Brett> I just saw the @ symbol
[08:37] <eccentricity> c0olingFir3, in my experience, music players typically don't play nice with features like that of last.fm
[08:37] <Greyspacebt3> How do get my Ubuntu to see and use my Nvidia "BFG Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 Video card" as I am sick of 800 x 600 resolution.
[08:38] <linuxhelp> if you want to check the hardware working with ubuntu boot the pc always first with a LIVE CD of wanted ubuntu/xubuntu version
[08:38] <Chunky_Ks> Evening everyone
[08:38] <obsidieth> Brett, im on my laptop now:p
[08:38] <Brett> Oh I thought it might
[08:38] <shabda> Oh! I ma using Chatzilla client, so might be closing FF did not close it off completely, let me log off from here, and try. :)
[08:38] <Kartagis> Flannel> when I did sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/1024Mb.swap bs=1M count=512 it made a file which is 512mb large. should I have did count=1024?
[08:38] <Flannel> Kartagis: yes.
[08:38] <linuxhelp> if this works you can setup it perfectly if none try a older ubuntu live cd
[08:38] <Chunky_Ks> I just upgraded my ATI graphics card. I was using fglxrx just fine before. I took the old card out of the epci slot in this machine, and put the new one into the same slot
[08:38] <anubus69> linuxhelp what should I be seeing in lsmod ?
[08:38] <eccentricity> nice to know its quicker, greyspace, but the truth is, I'm also interested in this stuff for building my own systems.
[08:38] <Chunky_Ks> and now ubuntu's hardware drivers thing doesn't offer me the ati drivers
[08:39] <Chunky_Ks> can anyone suggest how to fix this?
[08:39] <crdlb> Chunky_Ks: what model are you using now?
[08:39] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: do you have the restricted nvidia drivers installed?
[08:39] <carrera> is there problem with using "sudo bash" instead "sudo -i", "sudo bash" keeps my aliases?
[08:39] <Brett> How hard would it be to make ubuntu look like Linux?
[08:39] <Greyspacebt3> doug brand new install
[08:39] <Brett> We like windows
[08:39] <Flannel> Brett: Ubuntu is Linux
[08:39] <Chunky_Ks> crdlb: 4850
[08:39] <Brett> Er
[08:39] <linuxhelp> look for your ethernet chipset card listed like "nvidia ethernet XXX" or other name
[08:39] <Greyspacebt3> doug there is a list of restricted drivers which one
[08:39] <Chunky_Ks> was a 2400xt before
[08:40] <Brett> I meant windows, not Linux
[08:40] <Greyspacebt3> doug,,, I'll search and ask for conformation here brb
[08:40] <eccentricity> according to randall munroe, ubuntu is vista with some custom themes.
[08:40] <linuxhelp> anubus69 have a closer look at ubuntuusers.de / wiki
[08:41] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: either nvidia-glx or nvidia-glx-new. one of those should work for you
[08:41] <carrera> is there problem with using "sudo bash" instead "sudo -i", "sudo bash"?
[08:41] <shabda> No, that does not fix the problem. :(
[08:41] <Flannel> Brett: Ah, its sort of easy, depending on how much you want it to look like it.  There are themes and stuff out there you can use.
[08:41] <Brett> Ubuntu could kick windows over Steve jobs house
[08:41] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: then in your xorg.conf, you need to set your device to use the driver, 'nvidia'
[08:41] <eccentricity> seriously guys, a command line utility to browse wireless networks, and connect to mine. Anyone know one?
[08:41] <anubus69> Linux help: I don't see it? I have Intel 5100, but I'm also running Ubuntu in VMware along with fedora, and Fedora is working, but ubuntu isn't
[08:41] <linuxhelp> @ALL how likes Windows they should try ICEWM for replacement with XP Style
[08:41] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: you might also want to install, nvidia-settings, and use that to config your card once X is using the nvidia driver
[08:42] <Brett> Flannel I just need it to look convincing to a teacher walking by
[08:42] <Greyspacebt3> doug I have Nvidia-glx-new-envy installed
[08:42] <linuxhelp> at our school we have changed ALL PCs to Ubuntu
[08:42] <dougsko> eccentricity: iwlist is the most basic
[08:42] <Greyspacebt3> doug and nvidia-settings
[08:42] <Flannel> Brett: yeah, that should be easy.
[08:42] <dougsko> eccentricity: see also, kismet
[08:42] <crdlb> Chunky_Ks: I don't think ubuntu's fglrx is new enough
[08:43] <linuxhelp> Ubuntu is now a very good replacement for XP+Vista... i think..
[08:43] <Brett> That's good, because I love ubuntu overall but I want to get away with it at schol
[08:43] <Greyspacebt3> doug  then in your xorg.conf, you need to set your device to use the driver, 'nvidia',,, <<<< thats what is missing
[08:43] <eccentricity> I'd rather my linux not be a replacement for windows or mac, to be honest
[08:43] <Brett> Linuxhelp, I have all 3 on my desktop
[08:43] <linuxhelp> have all a close look at the new Netbooks Asus EEE 1000H with ubuntu
[08:44] <Chunky_Ks> crdlb: gyuh
[08:44] <Chunky_Ks> I have unstable/experimental/canonical repos enabled
[08:44] <linuxhelp> they are very fast and runs over 10 hours without power
[08:44] <carrera> is there problem with using "sudo bash" instead "sudo -i", "sudo bash"?
[08:44] <Brett> How wud u her it on the see?
[08:44] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: /etc/X11/xorg.conf is the file to edit. under the Device section, youll see a line for the driver
[08:45] <linuxhelp> the only thing i miss a replacement for M$ Frontpage
[08:45] <Brett> Get it on the see
[08:45] <zetheroo> I started downloading Ubuntu Ultimate and the download went to 900+MB out of 1.7 GB .... then the internet connection had a hickup and it just stopped downloading and all I got was an incomplete ISO ... I am in South Africa with limited downloads so this is very frustrating. ... is there a program like the one in Windows which enable you to resume a stopped download?
[08:45] <linuxhelp> NVU and Kompozer didn't work easy and don't like PHP Sites..
[08:45] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: *back it up first before editing it*
[08:45] <Chunky_Ks> zetheroo: wget -c
[08:45] <linuxhelp> Dell also offers NEW Inspirion Ubuntu PCs
[08:46] <zetheroo> ﻿Chunky_Ks: what is that?
[08:46] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: after you install that stuff and change that line, youll need to restart X with ctrl-alt-backspace. if X doesnt startup right, cp the old config back, let us know what happened
[08:46] <Chunky_Ks> it continues a stopped download
[08:46] <linuxhelp> you can add 8GB RAM for vmware use..
[08:46] <Greyspacebt3> Eccentricity, I have to say this about that:
[08:46] <Greyspacebt3> The reason that I recommend BT3 is because there is not a Hard Drive Install therefore if you get caught doing something wrong you actually have no tracking or traces... or proof...
[08:46] <Greyspacebt3> but if you do a hard drive install of these applications they cashe the stuff that you wouldn't want there if you were sitting in court... enoff said...
[08:47] <Flannel> zetheroo: Don't use "Ubuntu Ultimate"
[08:47] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: why?
[08:47] <Greyspacebt3> Thank you doug
[08:47] <Flannel> zetheroo: It's a hackjob and dangerous.
[08:47] <linuxhelp> whats Ubuntu ultimate?
[08:47] <Drag0nLord> anyone know anything about the MP-BIOS: Timer not connected.... error?
[08:47] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: really? ... I have seen numerous people use it and they love it ....
[08:47] <Flannel> zetheroo: and on top of it being horrible quality, we don't support it.
[08:47] <linuxhelp> a new version?
[08:47] <crdlb> linuxhelp: no
[08:48] <Flannel> zetheroo: There's nothing it offers that isn't in the official repos
[08:48] <crdlb> linuxhelp: it is an unsupported derivative
[08:48] <Flannel> zetheroo: or, installable through non-horrible methods.
[08:48] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: well it seems to come with a lot more ...
[08:48] <Flannel> !worksforme | zetheroo
[08:48] <linuxhelp> ok thanks i will read about it
[08:48] <Flannel> linuxhelp: Don't waste your time
[08:48] <linuxhelp> ok :-)
[08:48]  * crdlb agrees
[08:48] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: yep. and there's an easy fix for not getting in trouble for anything...practice on your own systems. vm's are nice to mess with
[08:49] <Drag0nLord> anyone?
[08:49] <Greyspacebt3> doug,, you won't give up will you... lol
[08:49] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: yes ... but Ultimate comes with a lot more built in with it ... I wish Ubuntu had more themes and extras built in ...
[08:49] <Flannel> zetheroo: as for your original question, many, many things offer resuming downloads.
[08:49] <Greyspacebt3> doug i am the same...
[08:49] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[08:50] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: nope. i dont like slax, i do like ubuntu, and i always practice safe auditing :p
[08:50] <linuxhelp> question to all, i setup a laptup with Luks encryption and without LVM (alternate setup) how can i made i run with only one luks password question?
[08:50] <Greyspacebt3> doug I don't want to prove a point with you, I just want to help him make up his own mind with some extra knowhow
[08:50] <zetheroo> how can I get Windows to read EXT3
[08:50] <WoofWoofWoof> I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop edition on an Acer 5920. Earlier, I shut it down and went away and when I came back a few minutes later, it was on, with a blank screen and a blinking cursor. It turned off when I pressed the power button. Now when I turn it on, it's not booting. It turns on and stops at the blank screen with the blinking cursor and does not proceed further. Right now I'm using the Live CD
[08:50] <linuxhelp> for every mounted partition i must set password at boot
[08:50] <Flannel> zetheroo: Well, you're free to do whatever you want, but if you use ultimate edition, you'll get zero support through any Ubuntu resources.  It's got bad things going on, and doesn't offer you anything you can't do with an official Ubuntu install.
[08:51] <yu7230954> explore3.exe
[08:51] <nathanielneall> anyone know how i can update google earth to 4.3
[08:51] <Dryanta> Flannel: thanks
[08:51] <nathanielneall> ?
[08:51] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: I would like to understand what those bad things are ... otherwise I am just left in the dark
[08:51] <linuxhelp> Laptops have much problems with ACPI of 8.04 many bugs there try 7.10
[08:51] <Drag0nLord> ext2ifs
[08:52] <linuxhelp> i have 7.10 at all thinkpads here..
[08:52] <Drag0nLord> but...why would you want to look at ext3 from windows?
[08:52] <Flannel> zetheroo: Bad configuration choices, it uses automatix, I... don't have a list at hand or anything.
[08:52] <Drag0nLord> just remove windows....more space for linux
[08:52] <Drag0nLord> yay
[08:52] <Greyspacebt3> doug your way ahead of us .. we want to see it work ... and then figure it out.. just the way you did as you said that you have used Slax and had a overview first.. later he or I will choose your way... lol
[08:52] <WoofWoofWoof> It had been working fine until now
[08:52] <linuxhelp> 8.04 is always buggy now
[08:52] <WoofWoofWoof> :\
[08:52] <WoofWoofWoof> How can I fix this?
[08:52] <Flannel> zetheroo: Simply the choice of *matix should raise red flags.
[08:52] <linuxhelp> same with wireless cards RT61
[08:52] <Drag0nLord> ext2ifs gives you read/write access from windows
[08:52] <jareth_> zetheroo: automatix was well known to ruin your system when updating...
[08:53] <eccentricity> woofwoofwoof, mount your hard drive and browse around and look for some specific errors
[08:53] <WoofWoofWoof> Is something wrong with the bootloader?
[08:53] <zetheroo> Flannel: can't one just get rid of it?
[08:53] <WoofWoofWoof> How can I look for errors?
[08:53] <jareth_> zetheroo: it fucks it up badly
[08:53] <WoofWoofWoof> I'm very new to Linux
[08:53] <eccentricity> you mean it isn't even beginning a boot process?
[08:53] <Flannel> jareth_: Please watch your language
[08:53] <Greyspacebt3> doug, I am still confused over a video and sound.. do you think I would be able to configure a slax like system smartly on Ubuntu in seconds.. nope
[08:53] <eccentricity> check /var/log/messages
 did you make a start without usplash look for errors
[08:53] <Flannel> zetheroo: No.  automatix is one of those things that does damage in ways only reinstalls can fix.
[08:53] <WoofWoofWoof> eccentricity: Yes. It's not even beginning a boot process
[08:53] <Dryanta> im fine at 8.04 but i wouldnt run it on a clients server or anything hah
[08:54] <zetheroo> ﻿Flannel: does it take over from Synaptic Package Manager?
[08:54] <Drag0nLord> i'm using 8.10
[08:54] <Kartagis> !googletalk
[08:54] <Drag0nLord> so far, 8.10 is excellent
[08:54] <Flannel> zetheroo: It conflicts with regular package management.
[08:54] <Kartagis> !gtalk
[08:54] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: its all good. just be patient. doing things the right way will teach you 100 times more than doing them the quick way
 might a problem with UUID of HDDs and the RESUME UUID inside /etc/initramfs-tools/resume
[08:54] <Flannel> Kartagis: google talk is just jabber
[08:55]  * WoofWoofWoof checks those files
[08:55] <linuxhelp> sometimes the UUID is not the same and the PC looks for a not listed partition (Upgrade Bug)
[08:55] <eccentricity> flannel's pretty much right, there
[08:55] <Greyspacebt3> doug thanks I'll try to get the video card and sound card working on ubuntu
[08:57] <Kartagis> why does XMPP appear in pidgin even though I choose google talk?
[08:57] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: well ive gone through the crap of configuring X a million times so i can probly help with that
[08:57] <Drag0nLord> any hardware g33ks here?
[08:57] <netsurf3> hmm two questions: 1) is there any way i can force a switch to a tty if xorg has crashed or is there some sysrq combination that can kill x? also is it possible to unlock my LVM encrypted root, home and swap with a usb key and fall back to password if unavailble
[08:57] <Greyspacebt3> Thanks doug, I know you mean well
[08:57] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[08:57] <dougsko> netsurf3: ctrl-alt-backspace will restart X. ctrl-alt-F# will swith your tty
[08:58] <netsurf3> dougsko, i am refering to a locked up xorg
[08:58] <linuxhelp> yes i read about usb-stick and unlock luks partition
[08:58] <Drag0nLord> which agp video card should i use, the 3dforce2mx-32 or the ati rage 128 32?
[08:58] <linuxhelp> i prefer NVIDIA cards at all PCs
[08:58] <netsurf3> dougsko, it wount be killed if xorg is locked up and i could not switch to tty either
[08:58] <Drag0nLord> me too...but which would be faster/better on 8.04?
[08:59] <linuxhelp> i use a 8400GS with driver of nvidia
[08:59] <dougsko> netsurf3: if your keybaord is locked up, youll probly have to reboot
[08:59] <netsurf3> linuxhelp, hmm any linkage for the source? problem is it does need to fall back to passphrase from console just incase ;)
[08:59] <WoofWoofWoof> linuxhelp: There is no ﻿ /etc/initramfs-tools/resume
[08:59] <Drag0nLord> specifically, which would allow faster video playback on youtube, etc
[08:59] <Drag0nLord> my vid card is a 7300GS
[08:59] <WoofWoofWoof> There is a ﻿ /etc/initramfs-tools/ but there's nothing called "resume" in there
[09:00] <netsurf3> dougsko, it was perculier, mouse worked, nothing else and gkrellm output locked up aslo
[09:00] <netsurf3> *also
[09:00] <linuxhelp> @ALL /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
[09:00] <linuxhelp> SORRY
[09:00] <WoofWoofWoof> Ah, okay
[09:00] <Drag0nLord> my wife, who uses Ubuntu 8.04 as her only OS, needs to be able to view vids and such without the choppiness
[09:00] <WoofWoofWoof> RESUME=UUID=07a29f46-5813-4716-878b-3547954816e1
[09:01] <WoofWoofWoof> And what should I compare that with?
[09:01] <eccentricity> netsurf3, if you can ssh into a machine with a locked up x from another machine you can use chvt... but in that case I guess you could just kill x the easy way
[09:01] <netsurf3> eccentricity, hmm cant ssh into it currently
[09:01] <dougsko> netsurf3: yeah thats weird. you might want to check your X log to see if anything stands out
[09:01] <netsurf3> shame :(
[09:01] <linuxhelp> my wife use a DELL Inspiron 531 with a changed NVIDIA 8400GS works perfect with 8.04
[09:01] <netsurf3> dougsko, probably some wine weirdness
[09:01] <dougsko> could be
[09:02] <Drag0nLord> i don't have the option of the 8400GS
[09:02] <Drag0nLord> hehe
[09:02] <netsurf3> i was running half-life naturalselection
[09:02] <linuxhelp> i plugged in two HDDs with MDADM-RAID 1 and 2GB RAM
[09:02] <Drag0nLord> my wife is on a legacy pc, 800mhz p3 with 512 megs of pc-133
[09:02] <linuxhelp> why socket?
[09:02] <A_I_> hello
[09:03] <A_I_> Is it possible to force a device name (sdc for my external USB HD) ?
[09:03] <linuxhelp> ok this i use at work, with Nvidia MX400 AGP 64MB-RAM
[09:03] <Greyspacebt3> doug I installed nvidia-glx?? and sudo gedit xorg.conf and pressed C+Alt+backspace and this message popped up
[09:03] <WoofWoofWoof> eccentricity, I can't spot any errors, but I'm very new to Linux: http://pastebin.com/m5c90155a
[09:03] <Drag0nLord> so the nvidia would be the better choice?
[09:03] <linuxhelp> then you must use NVIDIA DRIVER 96,XX of NVIDIA Sites
[09:03] <WoofWoofWoof> linuxhelp: What do I do with the resume ID?
[09:03] <Greyspacebt3> doug Configure low-graphics mode
[09:03] <linuxhelp> do remove restricted-modules for setup nvidia
[09:04] <dougsko> A_I_: no. the device name is based on the driver that runs the device
[09:04] <Drag0nLord> i am very familiar with the installation of nvidia drivers
[09:04] <nnull> anyone tell me how i get my onboot splash thing back? like when i used to boot while it was loading it would say welcome to blah and u could see the programs loading
[09:04] <A_I_> but USB HD takes sdb when hotplugged
[09:04] <linuxhelp> write UUID  on paper and look at /etc/fstab for same
[09:04] <A_I_> but takes sda on reboot
[09:04] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: ok, pastebin your xorg.conf
[09:04] <linuxhelp> UUIDs
[09:04] <A_I_> dougsko
[09:04] <WoofWoofWoof> Okay, linuxhelp
[09:05] <Drag0nLord> i have these two cards to work with, and i'm not sure which is better
[09:05] <eccentricity> WoofWoofWoof: unfortunately, looks good to me :-)
[09:05] <Drag0nLord> i can't find useful specs on either of them
[09:05] <dougsko> A_I_: dont quote me on this, but i think thats buggy behavior
[09:05] <eccentricity> LH is more likely to be able to help you
[09:05] <Greyspacebt3> doug,, we are close... as I have a list of Nvidia Drivers to choose from ... ummmmmmmmm hard to pick
[09:05] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: what do you mean? what are you looking at?
[09:05] <linuxhelp> @all i have to go for Questions look www.linuxonlinehelp.de THANKS
[09:05] <WoofWoofWoof> linuxhelp: UUID=07a29f46-5813-4716-878b-3547954816e1 none            swap    sw              0       0
[09:06] <WoofWoofWoof> Okay, eccentricity. Thank you :)
[09:06] <A_I_> but it is logical, on hotplug system takes the first available and on reboot system do it in the "right" order
[09:07] <Drag0nLord> usb shouldn't be the first to load either way
[09:07] <Drag0nLord> imo
[09:07] <dougsko> A_I_: yeah youre right, it is actually the "sd" driver
[09:07] <Greyspacebt3> doug After Crl+alt+backspace ,, it restarted and ubuntu had a configure Video Window popup... and now I am looking for the model that matches my  GTX 260 card..
[09:07] <linuxhelp> if your UUID is listed inside fstab it must run
[09:07] <nnull> anyone tell me how i enable the splash screen in hardy?
[09:08] <WoofWoofWoof> Okay, linuxhelp :(
[09:08] <nirc> can someone tell me the difference (if any) between openssh that's in ubuntu server and the openssh in esx?
[09:08] <adammw111> Can someone help me fix my network card? It's a generic card and has worked previously, but i can't even ifup it.
[09:08] <WoofWoofWoof> Thanks :)
[09:08] <linuxhelp> nnull > see aptitude search usplash for installed
[09:08] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: ok, this may or may not work, but give it a try. just pick the most logical choices and let me know if something is ambiguous
[09:08] <nnull> usplash is for grub splash screen tho right? linuxhelp
[09:08] <linuxhelp> if not install it now and run #initramfs-update -u -k all
[09:09] <Finnish> Is EMU 0404 USB working with Ubuntu?
[09:09] <linuxhelp> Bye@aLL
[09:09] <mm2000> How do I add an user with root privileges from the terminal?
[09:09] <Greyspacebt3> doug your right there isn't a geforce that I understand: my choices are:
[09:09] <Drag0nLord> why would you add a root user?
[09:10] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: this page might help too, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[09:10] <Flannel> mm2000: You mean add a user who can use sudo, yes?
[09:10] <mm2000> yes
[09:10] <nirc> basically i'm having this problem where when I transfer files via sftp to openssh on esx, my file is corrupt (yet the correct size), where as my file transfered to ubuntu server are not corrupt
[09:10] <Flannel> mm2000: sudo adduser username then sudo adduser username admin
[09:10] <nirc> via ssh and sftp
[09:10] <A_I_> is there a way to configure the sd driver to tell him which to take for sda and which for sdb (internal hd and USB hd for ex.)
[09:10] <A_I_> ?
[09:11] <dougsko> mm2000: this page will show you how to work with your sudoers file, http://www.go2linux.org/sudoers-how-to
[09:11] <Vezir> how do i reset an sd socket
[09:11] <Vezir> like a /dev/sdd1
[09:11] <Flannel> A_I_: that's determined by the BIOS and hardware.
[09:11] <Vezir> i got it to come iup with this, but when i reseated the cable, it didnt show up
[09:11] <rictic> Why might I be getting a shell labeled BusyBox (initramfs) when trying to boot from the ubuntu 8 install/live cd on a new computer?
[09:11] <D1sa5t3r> anyone have acer aspire one?
[09:12] <dougsko> rictic: busybox is a stripped down bash
[09:12] <WoofWoofWoof> I'm using Acer Aspire
[09:12] <adammw111> How can i get ubuntu to find my network card. I keep getting "error while getting interface flags: no such device" when trying to ifup.Thanks=]
[09:12] <WoofWoofWoof> 5920
[09:12] <D1sa5t3r> WoofWoofWoof, pm?
[09:12] <D1sa5t3r> aah
[09:12] <vnix> Anyone know how to use SVN?
[09:12] <dougsko> rictic: you see it a lot in places where there isnt much memory for full-blown bash
[09:12] <D1sa5t3r> i need one user :D
[09:13] <WoofWoofWoof> Okay, D1sa5t3 :s
[09:13] <dougsko> vnix: yeah, whats the problem?
[09:13] <rictic> dougsko: Fair enough.  I was expecting the GUI installer, which is what comes up when using this CD on other machines I think
[09:13] <vnix> in windows I use SVN tor. where I can right click and auto update but in Ubuntu how? thanks ^^
[09:14] <dougsko> rictic: hmmm...dont know why thatd be
[09:14] <dougsko> vnix: cd to the top level of the svn project you checked out, and type, svn up
[09:15] <Greyspacebt3> Doug:
[09:15] <Greyspacebt3> Geforce; Geforce (fbdev); Geforce 256 Generic; Geforce 6 series; Geforce 6800 generic; Geforce 7 series; Geforce 8 series; etc... I have a 300.00 card called ""BFG Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 " umm
[09:15] <Greyspacebt3> http://www.bfgtech.com/bfgrgtx260896oce.aspx
[09:15] <FloodBot2> Greyspacebt3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:16] <Greyspacebt3> doug one more line and I would have gotten kicked
[09:17] <Greyspacebt3> brb
[09:17] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: hehe :p honestly, i never had any luck with that ocnfig screen youre in. if youre using gnome, i would try the method described in that link i posted earlier
[09:18] <vnix> dougsko: svn command not found
[09:18] <livingdaylight> hola ubunteros
[09:18] <dougsko> vnix: you need to install subversion
[09:19] <livingdaylight> can someone tellwhether i need to install medibuntu to install ~Google Earth?
[09:19] <dougsko> livingdaylight: nope
[09:19] <vnix> dougsko can you give me the command?
[09:19] <Greyspacebt3> doug.. ok
[09:19] <Ububegin> ~medibuntu
[09:19] <Ububegin> !medibuntu
[09:19] <livingdaylight> dougsko: what do i do with the Google Earth .bin file ?
[09:19] <Flannel> livingdaylight: You don't need to install the medibuntu repository to use packages from it.
[09:19] <webDEViL> vnix, apt-get install svn
[09:20] <Flannel> livingdaylight: don't use the bin, use the package from medibuntu
[09:20] <vnix> thank you
[09:20] <dougsko> livingdaylight: just run it
[09:20] <dougsko> vnix: that package name is actually, subversion, not svn
[09:20] <vnix> couldn't't find package
[09:20] <vnix> oh okie
[09:20] <Ububegin> I used the google earth bin, and my comp went WHITE Screen...
[09:20] <vnix> yeah it's running thanks
[09:21] <livingdaylight> Flannel: so, go to mediubuntu instead of Google earth website ?
[09:21] <ogzy> how can i install an archived icon set just using terminal and set it the default icon set for the current desktop instead of using the Install button at the Theme manager windows
[09:21] <Flannel> livingdaylight: Yeah, you can browse the packages they have, download google earth, and then install it
[09:21] <livingdaylight> Flannel: i see a bunch of choices :/
[09:22]  * livingdaylight scrathches his head
[09:22] <vikku> i have a kernel panic while iam booting krnel of Damn small linux (virtualized)over ubuntu..... it shows values of CPU registers , stack, call trace ,code and says that Kernel panic : Attempted to kill the idle task ..... hmmm what should i do , it doesnt go any further
[09:22] <dougsko> vnix: run, synaptic, some time. its a gui for installing packages. aptitude is my favorite though because it removes orphaned dependenceies when you uninstall something
[09:22] <crdlb> ogzy: A) extract it to a subfolder of ~/.icons (~/.icons/THEME_NAME)
[09:22] <Flannel> livingdaylight: you'll need googleearth-4.3 or -4.2 and the corresponding -data package: http://packages.medibuntu.org/hardy/index.html
[09:22] <ogzy> crdlb, i know that part but i want to make it the default icon theme also, do you know where its info is kept?
[09:23] <vnix> Aptitude?
[09:23] <livingdaylight> Flannel: gracias
[09:23] <crdlb> ogzy: gconf
[09:23] <alrex021> how do I go about reinstalling the nvidia driver on 8.04? I ran apt-get remove nvidia-glx-new then tried to reinstall but it reinstalls way to quickly and doesnt work
[09:23] <dougsko> vnix: google it
[09:23] <vnix> i can't find it under add/remove. I will google it then
[09:24] <alrex021> i'm reinstalling because it stopped working and doesnt pickup the driver any more
[09:24] <ogzy> crdlb, no i dont want to use gconf or any other gui. i am writing my own icon setter for the user so i dont want to show anyother popup windows
[09:24] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[09:24] <crdlb> ogzy: gconf is not gconf-editor. gconf is a configuration system
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> !gconf
[09:25] <ActionParsnip> !info gconf
[09:25] <ogzy> crdlb, then i should check how will use gconf to set the icon theme thanx
[09:25] <crdlb> ogzy: it has a C api, and bindings for many languages including python. there is also gconftool-2, a command line client
[09:25] <ogzy> crdlb, i am using python, thats nice
[09:26] <livingdaylight> Flannel: i'm wondering why there isn't one package with all the depnedencies in them? like a .deb instead of having to run around satisfying a multitude of requirements?
[09:27] <Kartagis> funny, ubuntu made a 3gb swap on my home computer with 1gb RAM, whilst it made a 1gb swap on my work computer which also  has 1gb RAM
[09:27] <alrex021> How do I get my nvidia driver to appear in the "Hardware Driver" list?
[09:27] <goldmetal> Kartagis, that sound gay
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> !nvidia | alrex021
[09:28] <crdlb> ogzy: the key name is /desktop/gnome/interface/icon_theme
[09:28] <bahb> anyone have practice and experience making cairo-dock bend to their every whim?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: id use double your ram amount as the amount of swap space
[09:29] <ogzy> crdlb, ok thanx will check it now about the usage with gconftool
[09:29] <dougsko> Kartagis: i would use about half, if you have a gig or more
[09:29] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip> I just did, because I was sick of having-to-reboots
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: what does the system get used for?
[09:30] <Kartagis> dougsko> at the moment, it is 2gb of swap
[09:30] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip> are you asking how much the system uses?
[09:30] <dougsko> Kartagis: yeah but how much ram do you have?
[09:30] <Kartagis> dougsko> 1gb
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: no, what do you use the ubuntu install to achieve?
[09:31] <Kartagis> I don't like windoew
[09:31] <Kartagis> windows
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: games? image / video editting? web browsing?
[09:31] <alrex021> ubottu: "Go to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers and check the box to enable the restricted drivers for your NVIDIA card if the option is provided. " -> The Nvidia card does not appear in the list. (It used to last friday. But something broke the settings I guess) ...is there a manual way to install or a better way to remove exisitng installed drivers?
[09:32] <alrex021> hahah
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> alrex021: tried envyng-gtk?
[09:32] <alrex021> oops
[09:32] <dougsko> Kartagis: personally, with a gig of ram, id use only about 512mb for swap. but like ActionParsnip's saying, it depends on what your doing
[09:32] <Kartagis> ActionParsnip> not games, definitely
[09:33] <alrex021> ActionParsnip: what is envyng-gtk?
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: considering most folks have 200Gb hard drives or similar, im sure they can lose the space
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> !envyng | alrex021
[09:33] <dougsko> ActionParsnip: yeah i guess, but thats not really a reason to waste it
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: true enough
[09:34] <Kartagis> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=499804#c6 <--- how do I do what he says?
[09:35] <Stonekeeper> hi. my friend is having an issue with his ipod/8.04.1 : http://pastebin.ca/1197034 : any ideas?
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: i have 1gb ram with 1gb swap and i run fluxbox to reduce ram footprint
[09:36] <Greyspacebt3> doug no luck today,,, i'll try again later,, thanks for your help.. must eat... lol
[09:37] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: cool, take it easy
[09:37] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: what version of gtk-vnc do you have?
[09:38] <dougsko> ActionParsnip: yeah im the same way, but ive found over the years that i barely ever even use the one gig of ram that i have, so 512 swap is really all i need. thats me though
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: sorry, minds all over
[09:38] <bahb> does anyone know how I can change application icons in cairo-dock?
[09:38] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: is the ipod in disk mode?
[09:39] <ActionParsnip> bahb: do you mean the app list or just the icons for the current apps?
[09:39] <bahb> current apps
[09:39] <bahb> xchat doesn't want to class with its launcher
[09:40] <bahb> so I end up with a nice grey launcher and a bright orange app icon
[09:40] <bahb> and it makes me sad
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> bahb: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=455996
[09:41] <Stonekeeper> ActionParsnip: ooh, i'll find out. Don't you normally just plug in your ipod and it mounts?
[09:41] <Stonekeeper> i don't think i put my ipod in disk mode to access it
[09:41] <PrivateRolf> Stonekeeper: Yes.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> bahb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CairoDock
[09:41] <PrivateRolf> Stonekeeper: Usually an icon appears on your desktop.
[09:41] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: no idea, i dont own one
[09:42] <Mc_abyss> I just plug my ipod in and an icon appears on desktop
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> !ipod | Stonekeeper
[09:42] <Stonekeeper> it's more a usb question
[09:42] <PrivateRolf> Oh god I love Rockbox.
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> ipod + rockbox = sweeet
[09:42] <PrivateRolf> Stonekeeper: You should still be able to access it like you would on Windows.
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: sup
[09:42] <PrivateRolf> Action: I love Rockbox. It makes torrenting so much easier. :D
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> PrivateRolf: my fileserver does that, ktorrent web interface :)
[09:43] <Stonekeeper> ActionParsnip: seems like a corrupt FS. Are there tools for formatting/recreating?
[09:43] <PrivateRolf> ActionParsnip: You mean that once the torrent finishes, it automatically updates to your iPod? :O
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> Stonekeeper: again, im not familiar with ipods as i think they are garbage, if yu webbowse round im sure there will be guides
[09:44] <PrivateRolf> Stonekeeper: What's the question, exactly?
[09:44] <vnix> Anyone is familiar with PVPGN here?
[09:45] <PrivateRolf> No sir.
[09:45] <ghostknife> Where can I edit the global path variable. Basically, I want all users to have a certain path element, and when I sudo, I want it to also be there, though I don't want the existing path to be preserved. sudo should continue as normal (resetting the path), but the new path should also contain this desired element
[09:45] <Stonekeeper> PrivateRolf: The question is - is there a tool to diagnose an ipod fs? the kernel is basically saying "corrupt fs".
[09:46] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: use /etc/profile
[09:46] <PrivateRolf> Stonekeeper: You can try connecting it to Windows, resetting the firmware, and trying again.
[09:46] <PrivateRolf> I've never had the problem.
[09:46] <Stonekeeper> windows?
[09:47] <dougsko> oops, i meant ghostknife: use /etc/profile
[09:47] <ricc101> hi I'm new to ubuntu can anyone help me with my sound?
[09:47] <PrivateRolf> Ricc101: Sure.
[09:47] <ricc101> thanks :)
[09:47] <PrivateRolf> What's the problem?
[09:47] <ricc101> basically I'm trying to get HD audio working, the volume contol is there plus it shows it working
[09:48] <ricc101> but still get no sound
[09:48] <PrivateRolf> Have you tried adjusting the PCM?
[09:48] <ricc101> how do i do that
[09:48] <PrivateRolf> Right click the sound icon.
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> ricc101: try selecting alsa in sound prefs
[09:48] <PrivateRolf> Open Volume control.
[09:48] <PrivateRolf> File---> Manage Device, I can't exactly remember.
[09:49] <PrivateRolf> EEEBuntu doesn't come with gnome-volume-manager. :[
[09:49] <dougsko> alsamixer will work
[09:49] <dougsko> and should be installed on all *buntu
[09:49] <ricc101> i can turn the volume mixer up and down but i get nothing
[09:49] <PrivateRolf> Dougsko: I have alsamixer.
[09:50] <PrivateRolf> Just not gnome-volume-manager
[09:50] <dougsko> PrivateRolf: ok. i was just throwing out an alt app in case someone wasnt using gnome
[09:50] <PrivateRolf> Dougsko: No problem.
[09:51] <ricc101> i have 5 devices on the change device menu
[09:51] <ricc101> HDA intel
[09:51] <ricc101> realtek alc882
[09:51] <ricc101> alsa pc on front
[09:52] <ricc101> then 2 capture ones
[09:52] <ricc101> i've tried using all 3 but i get nothing
[09:52] <PrivateRolf> Hmmmmm......
[09:53] <ricc101> i can turn the volume up and down no problem but nothing comes out
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> ricc101: speakers on and loud?
[09:53] <PrivateRolf> Try setting ALSA in System--->preferences--->sound
[09:53] <ricc101> yep
[09:53] <clayton> hallo
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> hi clayton
[09:53] <clayton> is there an italian channel?
[09:53] <PrivateRolf> !rockbox | PrivateRolf
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> !it | clayton
[09:54] <ricc101> I know the hd works as  i duel boot with vista
[09:54] <ricc101> and it works there
[09:54] <ricc101> but i use an optical cabl
[09:54] <ricc101> e
[09:55] <clayton> is this the normal irc chat or it's another kind?
[09:56] <elzoog> Hello everybody.  I am having a problem with Firefox in Ubuntu 8.04
[09:56] <aRahim> can i ask some pppoe-setup questions here as i am using zenwalk
[09:56] <PrivateRolf> Clayton, this is generally the support chat.
[09:56] <PrivateRolf> If you're looking for off topic...
[09:56] <PrivateRolf> !offtopic | Clayton
[09:56] <aRahim> zenwalk room is dead and not getting any response :(
[09:56] <PrivateRolf> Elzoog: What's the problem?
[09:57] <clayton> ok, but in the past (when i had windows) i chatted on irc, with bigfun program... now i want to join some channel, but i don't have success...
[09:57] <clayton> ùhow can i do?
[09:58] <dougsko> clayton:  /j #channel
[09:58] <PrivateRolf> Clayton, type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> clayton: /j #<name of channel>
[09:58] <askvictor> I've got two jre's installed - sun and openjdk. I think the system is using openjdk - how can I change it to use sun?
[09:59] <aRahim> mods plz reply if i can ask queries about ZenWalk here??
[09:59] <elzoog> ﻿The problem is, I upgraded from Ubuntu 7.10.  After I did that, the navigation toolbar and history don't work.  I have already tried uninstalling and then reinstalling Firefox
[10:00] <ubd> hello
[10:00] <unop> !multijava | askvictor
[10:00] <Dream-Ub1> hey
[10:00] <ubd> i have just installed ubuntu via guided install however i am suspicious if i have a swap partition how do i check it?
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> ubd: sudo fdisk -l
[10:01] <aRahim> ubd cheack system monitor
[10:01] <ubd> allright i got one
[10:01] <ubd> thanks!
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> np ubd
[10:02] <aRahim> ok upd
[10:02] <Dream-Ub1> got an error http://nexer.net/gnome.png
[10:02] <ubd> one more question, is it possible to configure max processor speed in ubuntu ?
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> aRahim: why have to open a gui app when a single line command outputs it?
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> ubd: how do you mean?
[10:03] <ubd> ActionParsnip: vista had this option to decrease the processor max mhz, i was using it to avoid heat...
[10:04] <aRahim> ActionParsnip: i kinda thought him being a noob
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> ubd: id underclock in bios, ive not seen that in a desktop OS before
[10:04] <aRahim> bye
[10:05] <Blackhold> how to say to dmesg to use an other level of showing messages, for example, when loading a module, shows any info
[10:05] <ubd> ok ActionParsnip thanks
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> Blackhold: grep
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> Blackhold: dmesg | grep module
[10:08] <elzoog> Can anyone help me with my Firefox problem?
[10:08] <subtwo> ubd: Otherwise you maybe should look at cpufreq package if your CPU supports frequency scaling!?
[10:08] <Dryanta> elzoog: whatup?
[10:08] <ubd> allright subtwo ill install it
[10:09] <morningwalker> !fedora
[10:10] <elzoog> I upgraded from Ubuntu 7.10 last night.  The problem I am having though is that the navigation bar, history, and bookmarks don't work in Firefox
[10:10] <sushanth> i am getting error cant mount volume when i insert my pen
[10:10] <Dream-Ub1> ﻿http://nexer.net/gnome.png  any way to fix that gnome error?
[10:10] <elzoog> ubotto:  There are hundreds of other distributions besides Ubuntu.
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: hes a bot
[10:11] <Dryanta> elzoog: delete your .mozilla and try again
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: id rename rather than delete
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: you can then copy stuff over
[10:11] <Blackhold> ActionParsnip: now is not showing nothing!
[10:11] <elzoog> Dryanta:  The entire .mozilla directory in my home directory?
[10:11] <Dryanta> elzoog: or rename it
[10:11] <Blackhold> what I need is to change the level of errors in dmesg
[10:11] <Dryanta> i just delete mine when stuff like that happens
[10:12] <Dryanta> but i dont have huge important stacks of links or anything
[10:12] <Slasher`> hey all could anyone tell me if there's a command to list all unmounted drives please?
[10:13] <unop> Blackhold, see -n in the dmesg manpage
[10:13] <unop> Slasher`, sudo fdisk -l
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> Blackhold: grep basically takes all that output and only shows lines with the text you specify
[10:13] <Slasher`> thanks unop
[10:13] <elzoog> Thanks Dryanta, that seemed to work
[10:13] <unop> ActionParsnip, grep filters things out .. he wants to change the level of logging
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> unop: i thought he just wanted to see module activity
[10:14] <Dryanta> elzoog: np
[10:14] <unop> ActionParsnip, seems so .. but with more verbosity i assume
[10:14] <elzoog> Well, first I did "ps x | grep firefox" to make sure that firefox wasn't still running.
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: killall firefox works too
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: or pidof firefox
[10:15] <Kate_Mins> Hello , i need help please, i installed apache on my server & i would like to know how i can enable (mod_read_write) ?
[10:15] <nirupama> how does ubuntu update from one ubuntu version to another
[10:15] <nirupama> I mean upgrade the system
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | nirupama
[10:15] <elzoog> So, why did I have to delete the .mozilla directory (actually, I moved it to .oldmozilla)
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: that hold all your firefox preferences and settings
[10:16] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, but will it really upgrade whole of my base system and the applications
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: yes
[10:16] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, I want to upgrade from 7.04 to 8.04
[10:16] <unop> nirupama, not really, use the update-manager-core package
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: no, you need ubottu's link for that
[10:16] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, so can I get 8.04 just by apt-get upgrade
[10:17] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, what is ubottu's link
[10:17] <Ontolog> I have a 1.80GHz processor however cpuinfo_cur_freq is only 600MHz. Why is this and how do I change it?
[10:17] <elzoog> Also, I am wondering why did I have to search really hard to find an Ubuntu 8.04 DVD iso?  Is Ubuntu gradually getting rid of having DVD isos in favor of only offering the CD?
[10:17] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, you mean repository path
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: as i said if you are going between versions then use ubottus link, if you want to upgrade the version you have, use my command
[10:17] <unop> nirupama, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[10:18] <WoofWoofWoof> Asked this earlier, but no one was able to solve it: I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop edition on an Acer 5920. Earlier, I shut it down and went away and when I came back a few minutes later, it was on, with a blank screen and a blinking cursor. It turned off when I pressed the power button. Now when I turn it on, it's not booting. It turns on and stops at the blank screen with the blinking cursor and does not proceed further. Right now I'm using the Live 
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: the dvd just has more fluff on it (like multiple desktop managers and the like)
[10:18] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, please explain me ubottus
[10:18] <hana> I was just trying to test Photoshop in Ubuntu. I put in the CD and attempted to see if wine would respond to it and get it to run. After installing Gecko and attempting the setup process, now Ubuntu will not even read the CD.
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | nirupama
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: that link there ^
[10:18] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, ok
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> nirupama: will upgrade you to the latest release (hardy heron)
[10:19] <nirupama> ActionParsnip, ok
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> hana: try a reboot, id try photoshop through wine or even cedega if you dont mind spending the cash
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> hana: gimp is pretty sweet
[10:20] <hana> ActionParsnip, gimp is not sweet in my experience. But I did try a reboot and it's the same problem. I am trying photoshop through wine, as I mentioned already.
[10:20] <elzoog> Action:  Yeah, but I would rather have stuff that is not commonly used, but I would like to try on the DVD (for example, Rosegarden) so that I don't have to download a file from the internet every time I want to try something odd
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: not very much in linux is common, all systems are unique
[10:21] <hana> ActionParsnip, I just needed to install gecko because the Photoshop setup.exe uses IE, which requires wine's Gecko component. But after I did that it seems like Ubuntu will not read the photoshop CD.
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> hana: try remounting it
[10:21] <hana> ActionParsnip, I did. I remove the CD and put it back in and close it and it doesn't reead.
[10:21] <hana> ActionParsnip, it read the very first time.
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: if you want all the extra stuff then the dvd is for you, id try and get it via torrents as its faster and you give back tothe community by seeding
[10:22] <elzoog> Action:  Well, I would say that firefox and openoffice are examples of programs that are common.  But for example, I have QCad on my machine.  That would be an example of something probably not common
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> hana: you need to unmount the cd using sudo umount /mount/point/of/cd
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: i use neither
[10:22] <hana> ActionParsnip, alright. I'll try that.
[10:24] <hana> ActionParsnip, actually, I'm not sure what the mount point of my CD is.
[10:24] <elzoog> Action:  What do you use instead of Firefox?  I use Firefox because it's common enough that web developers are more likely to support it than, for example, Galleon
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> hana: run mount on its own
[10:24] <hana> ActionParsnip, ok/
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> elzoog: opera, its way smaller in ram
[10:25] <elzoog> Action:  Yeah, I hear Opera is popular.
[10:25] <hana> ActionParsnip, I don't see any /media mounts.
[10:25] <obsidieth> opera is swoi
[10:25] <Slasher`> i like opera
[10:25] <elzoog> Action:  But if I were a web developer, I would only test my sites on Internet Explorer, and Firefox
[10:26] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, wrong. look up some tests
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> hana: id have the cd out, reboot, then once you are back in, insert the cd
[10:26] <hana> ActionParsnip, ok.
[10:26] <hana> ActionParsnip, I'll be back if it doesn't work. Thank you.
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> kindofabuzz: well it doesnt make my system drag like firefox does when it runs, thats my test
[10:26] <Slasher`> elzoog, i test mine on opera as well as those two and sometimes in konqueror too if i'm bored :P
[10:26] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, my FF barely ever get's past 100m
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> kindofabuzz: its how it runs on MY system that counts, not some test / benchmarks
[10:26] <kindofabuzz> M
[10:27] <Slasher`> well said ActionParsnip
[10:27] <kindofabuzz> ActionParsnip, true, you should have said Opera uses les memory on my system =)
[10:27] <Slasher`> it was the mouse gestures that grabbed my attention to it to be honest
[10:27] <elzoog> Slasher:  If I notice a web site doesn't look good on Konqueror, I close konqueror and pull up firefox
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> people rely too heavily on benchmarks when they can test software for free and see how it performs
[10:27] <Slasher`> i do that if a website doesnt look good in opera elzoog lol
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> and make their own choice
[10:28] <kindofabuzz> 3.1b1pre rocks my socks with JIT
[10:29] <elzoog> Slasher:  I don't bother.  Rather than take the time to run konqueror, see that a web site doesn't look good so I have to run firefox anyway, I'll just save myself the hassle and just run firefox in the first place.
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> i have firefox on my work lappy so i can control amarok via xul
[10:29] <stimpie> does someone know how to 'circle workspaces' ex. go to workspace 1 from workspace for when going to workspace on the right?
[10:29] <stodan> what is opposite to cat? i want to write stdin to file, but i have to do it via pipe, not redirect
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> stodan: tac
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> stodan: no foolin
[10:30] <stdin> stodan: tee
[10:30] <elzoog> Also, I went ahead and used the "not supported" Flash program from Adobe because the "free" alternative didn't work right
[10:30] <Slasher`> stimpie, ctrl+alt+left/right arrow keys?
[10:31] <stodan> tee is better, thx
[10:31] <hana> ActionParsnip, I tried what you suggested and still no success.
[10:31] <unop> stodan, cat can help.  command | cat -> file
[10:31] <hana> ActionParsnip, perhaps if I explain exactly what I did before this problem happened, maybe you can help me understand what happened?
[10:31] <stimpie> Slasher`, they stop when you are at the edges and dont go the start again
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> hana: strange, what if you manually mount it?
[10:31] <Slasher`> ah i see what you mean
[10:31] <hana> ActionParsnip, how do I do that?
[10:32] <Slasher`> stimpie,i don't know, sorry, i use compiz
[10:32] <spook> how do i connect to irc in ubuntu?
[10:32] <stimpie> its a minor inconvenience
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> hana: sudo mkdir /mnt/cd; sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cd
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> spook: you are on it now
[10:32] <hana> ActionParsnip, Alright.
[10:32] <spook> no, i want to connect to irc
[10:33] <stdin> spook: this is IRC
[10:33] <br0kkN> hi.  i removed a failing sata drive from my system, and get grub error 22 now.  i am fairly sure i can fix that (am on livecd now).  but i wonder is there some way to make it not die when the hdd order changes?  that os i kicked off my personal gear some time ago seems to handle this better for my brother.  is there a nicer way to config it?
[10:33] <Greyspacebt3> doug
[10:33] <Greyspacebt3> doug
[10:33] <Greyspacebt3> doug
[10:33] <FloodBot2> Greyspacebt3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:34] <spook> successful troll is successful
[10:34] <ikonia> br0kkN: raid mirroring is the best way
[10:34] <ikonia> spook: please ignore it
[10:34] <WoofWoofWoof> Asked this twice before >.<
[10:34] <WoofWoofWoof> ﻿I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop edition on an Acer 5920. Earlier, I shut it down and went away and when I came back a few minutes later, it was on, with a blank screen and a blinking cursor. It turned off when I pressed the po
[10:35] <hana> ActionParsnip, I just hear the same sound I hear when I just put the CD in. The drive makes noise like it's trying to read it, but it doesn't successfully mount.
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> hana: do you have 2 cd drives/
[10:35] <ghostknife> In which configuration file can I edit the global BASE PATH environment variable?
[10:35] <ikonia> ghostknife: I'm not aware of that varible
[10:35] <ikonia> ghostknife: what application wants it ?
[10:35] <stdin> ghostknife: for your user or all users?
[10:35] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, I have sound and I have video
[10:36] <ghostknife> ikonia: the PATH variable?
[10:36] <ghostknife> stdin: all users
[10:36] <stdin> ghostknife: /etc/environment
[10:36] <ikonia> ghostknife: ooh PATH - I thought you where asking for BASE
[10:36] <ghostknife> stdin: that's what I meant with global
[10:36] <hana> ActionParsnip, no. Just one.
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> hana: does it show up in bios?
[10:36] <stdin> but they can override in their ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile
[10:36] <ghostknife> stdin: problem with that one is that it doesn't affect SUDO
[10:37] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: awesome
[10:37] <ikonia> ghostknife: you may want to put something in /etc/skel to for new user creation
[10:37] <hana> ActionParsnip, I would just have to check. I just took the CD out and put it in my other computer and it works fine, so I know it's not the CD.
[10:37] <stdin> ghostknife: sudo has a built-in "secure" path, you can't change it
[10:37] <hana> ActionParsnip, I'm going to try another CD in this one and see if it mounts.
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> hana: good test
[10:37] <dougsko> ghostknife: there's also /etc/profile
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> hana: another good tets
[10:37] <ghostknife> stdin: I understand all those, I'm just trying to get SUDO to also include this when resetting the PATH env variable (don't want it preserved, so that a user can take on the new environment of the sudo'ed context)
[10:37] <ikonia> stdin: isn't there an option at sudo invokation to source a file for things like environment variable
[10:37] <ghostknife> stdin: oh
[10:37] <stdin> ghostknife: at least not in Hardy (maybe for intrepid)
[10:37] <Debs626> Hello guys
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> hi Debs626
[10:38] <br0kkN> ikonia: yah, and we intend to make the server a central raid soon.  but for my desktop, where i often trade drives in and out to 'work on' or fix for friends, tinker, what have you...  that drive order thing is a pain when i go from 6 to 5 hdds and suddenly can't boot... and it wasn't either my bios boot and / drive or the drive with /boot that was pulled.  since i do this sort of thing a lot, i was hoping for some idea on how i might
[10:38] <br0kkN> config better to avoid this.  like how /etc/fstab can use uuids, mabye there is something like that for grub config???
[10:38] <ikonia> br0kkN: make sure your grub /boot partition is always on drive 1 then
[10:38] <stdin> ikonia, ghostknife: the -E variable to sudo should preserve PATH, but I think you need to edit /etc/sudoers to make it work (not sure)
[10:38] <ikonia> br0kkN: then always swap out any other drive rather than drive one, leaving drive 1 in place
[10:39] <ikonia> stdin: thats it
[10:39] <br0kkN> ikonia: okay, so it is having the /boot on the 250G IDE and bios-boot and various /
[10:39] <hana> ActionParsnip, I put in another CD and it mounted on this computer. So I guess the CD drive is also working. My guess is that it's a problem with wine because before wine would run the autorun.exe fromt he photoshop CD, but after I tried to install gecko following online directions so that wine would complete the setup.exe process, this problem occurred.
[10:39] <ikonia> br0kkN: thats the idea
[10:39] <stdin> s/variable/argument/
[10:39] <Debs626> needing some help finding some internet radio broadcasting SW for ubuntu, something like SAM Broadcaster from Special Audio, I'm new to ubuntu and this is the only bit of SW thats holding me back from installing it on all of my pc's
[10:39] <br0kkN> root installs on the 60Gig IDE... the split is causing my failure then?
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> hana: now you have mounted a different cd can you mount you PS cd/
[10:40] <stimpie> Debs626, you may want to look at vlc
[10:40] <hana> ActionParsnip, that was my next step.
[10:40] <Debs626> it dosnt broadcast does it stimpie ?
[10:40] <hana> ActionParsnip, itt worked. Good good.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> hana: sweet :D
[10:41] <br0kkN> stdin, it would not be sudoers because i am in the grub boot-loader environment when i get my error
[10:41] <br0kkN> not linux
[10:41] <br0kkN> (yet)
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> hana: cedega works ok with photoshop but its gonna cost you :D
[10:41] <kindofabuzz> use wine, it's free
[10:41] <hana> ActionParsnip, how does it cost me?
[10:41] <stdin> br0kkN: that response was not to you
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> hana: cedega isnt free
[10:42] <br0kkN> ikonia: well thing is my /
[10:42] <br0kkN> 's
[10:42] <br0kkN> grr...
[10:42] <hana> ActionParsnip, oh. That sucks.
[10:42] <hana> ActionParsnip, how much?
[10:42] <damo> how do i see what motherboard i have in ubuntu?
[10:42] <stimpie> Debs626, depends on what you call 'broadcast'
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> hana: neither is crossover office, you can try them for a while but then they want paying
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> hana: not sure about cedega, crossover is 25 GBP
[10:42] <morgan> hi
[10:42] <br0kkN> ikonia: thing is my root partitions are on a 60Gig IDE and the other drives are usually SATA that I remove... but they come earlier to GRUB for some reason, methinks.  I would have to check to be sure, i haven't gotten that far this time yet
[10:42] <morgan> I am a ubuntu blogger
[10:43] <Debs626> needs to be compatable with shoutcast stimpie
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> hana: you'll have to check for your country
[10:43] <hana> ActionParsnip, where are you?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> hana: uk
[10:43] <hana> ActionParsnip, alright.
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> hana: gbp == great british pounds
[10:43] <hana> ActionParsnip, oh yeah, GBP
[10:43] <br0kkN> ikonia: but i am going to put my boot on the same disk now, for sure
[10:44] <damo> how do i see what motherboard i have in ubuntu?
[10:44] <hana> ActionParsnip, well, now my CD is mounting, so I'm back to square one trying to get wine to run Photoshop if possible.
[10:44] <shewdiz> I own a ubuntu-related blog, I always post about ubuntu and I have many posts to come....
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> hana: indeed, look at some walkthroughs, someone may have had succdss
[10:44] <hana> ActionParsnip, indeed.
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> hana: and keep that other cd handy if it borks again
[10:44] <hana> ActionParsnip, alright.
[10:45] <ghaleb>  hello, I want to export variables forever, each time I open a console I need to export them again, is there a solution ?
[10:45] <shewdiz> here is my blog about ubuntu, http://blog.shevin.info
[10:45] <damo> how do i see what hardware i have using ubuntu
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> damo: lspci
[10:46] <br0kkN> stdin: sry, just saw that reply... np . thx
[10:47] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, for the Records this was the page that resolved all issues with Video and Sound on Ubuntu, Motherboard is a EVGA 132-CK-NF78-!A 3-Way SLI S-775 nVidia nForce 780i
[10:47] <Greyspacebt3> www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_177.13.html
[10:48]  * Kondensuotas_pie labas rytas
[10:49] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko,,, * _Big Thanks_ * your a great person and you know it... Thanks
[10:50] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, I am installing Nexuiz now... lol
[10:50] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: heh thanks. nice work finding that though. i have a prtty old nvidia card so i wouldnt have thought to look on their site for their newest drivers
[10:50] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: good stuff. thats a fun game
[10:50] <ikonia> br0kkN: apologies, my front door went
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: nvidia-legacy drivers will do you if its old
[10:50] <ghaleb>  hello, I want to export variables forever, each time I open a console I need to export them again, is there a solution ?
[10:50] <Greyspacebt3> Book mark it I am sure more people like me will ask for it again
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: envyng-gtk is good for nvidia drivers though
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb: put them in ~/.bashrc
[10:51] <dougsko> ActionParsnip: i was actually able to use just the regular nvidia-glx package
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> dougsko: awesome
[10:51] <ghaleb> ActionParsnip: thank you
[10:51] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko this is a 350.00 dollar gaming card.. and that means people expect it to work in Ubuntu
[10:51] <bob1> I have a new Dell that I duel booted. I put a HD from another Linux PC in it but it would only mount for the session. I went to "Places", "properties", "Volume", "settings" and "Mount point". I typed /media/drive Now I cant mount the drive at all....help
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: not if the devs havent made support for it yet
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: with open source you cant expect anything, there are no garuntees
[10:52] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: i know id want it to work. but yeah, sometimes it takes a while before theres support for newer hardware like that
[10:53] <Greyspacebt3> www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_177.13.html * if you book mark this for the EVGA 132-CK-NF78-!A 3-Way SLI S-775 nVidia nForce 780i * many people will be happy
[10:53] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko,,, your the support
[10:53] <dougsko> haha
[10:53] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, lol
[10:53] <ghaleb> ActionParsnip: should I restart sth ?
[10:54] <h> ah!
[10:54] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, you helped me find this, however, it took hours..
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb: no, just close all terminals, next time one is loaded it'll be set
[10:54] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, * Big Thanks *
[10:54] <brettt_> had god as my identd, wouldn't let me join ;p
[10:54] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: well im glad you got it working. messing with X is never fun
[10:54] <brettt_> Anyone here good, familiar with Cairo-Dock?
[10:55] <Greyspacebt3> I didn't have to touch X,,, it auto configured it
[10:55] <dougsko> always a bonus :D
[10:55] <Myrtti> does anyone have any ideas about where one can find more information about the 60 day trial of Canonicals Landscape?
[10:56] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, say no to check Nvidia for a kernel at the start.. the rest of the questions are the default
[10:56] <ghaleb> ActionParsnip: it didn't work
[10:56] <unop> ghaleb, how did you export the variable in ~/.bashrc ?
[10:56] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: easy enough
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb: did you put export on the line, if you look through the file you'll find stuff
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: you could install webmin instead
[10:57] <ghaleb> ActionParsnip:  yes
[10:57] <bob1> I duel booted my Dell and Ubuntu works great! but it sometimes restarts several times on boot up? any ideas?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: its free forever
[10:57] <Myrtti> ActionParsnip: it's not for me but for a friend who has tried to enroll for the trial and has some problems/questions about it
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Myrtti: oh then ive no idea, ive used webmin a little
[10:58] <ghaleb> I copied the exported variables into the shell, it worked
[10:58] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, yeah,,, after 4 hours ,, then another 2 hours with you and dinner,, and then 30 minutes retrying it until I figured out "not to request new kernal... and let it rebuild a kernel... yeah it was easy
[10:59] <ghaleb> but it doesn't when  opening a new terminal
[10:59] <zocky> hi
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb: type source ~/.bashrc
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb: in terminal
[10:59] <unop> ghaleb, what's the exact line you used in your ~/.bashrc ?  maybe there's a syntax error in the export?
[10:59] <zocky> anyone know how I can turn off a usb device, as opposed to just allowing it to be suspended?
[11:00] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: heh thats all part of the fun. if everything just worked all the time, there'd be a lot less (forced) learning opportunities haha
[11:00] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, easy question how to I install a super terminal or root terminal
[11:01] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: there isnt such a thing. what exactly are you trying to do?
[11:01] <Greyspacebt3> dougsko, but my head hurts
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: no need, just sudo when you need root priveledges
[11:01] <Greyspacebt3> Actually there such a thing
[11:01] <Greyspacebt3> brb
[11:01] <unop> Greyspacebt3, you don't need to install one .. you can create a launcher that runs this command.  gksudo x-terminal-emulator
[11:01] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: actually, there is one installed
[11:01] <zocky> what unop said
[11:01] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: just enable it
[11:01] <lmg> system > preferences > startmenu
[11:02] <Greyspacebt3> lmg.. your right.. but I don't rememeber where it is
[11:02] <lmg> > main menu that is
[11:02] <Greyspacebt3> lmg.. too funny
[11:02] <vampur> hello every one
[11:02] <Cheiron>   Not in scope: `is'
[11:02] <Greyspacebt3> lmg... thanks
[11:02] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: there under "system tools" > "root terminal"
[11:02] <Greyspacebt3> Thats the one
[11:02] <Greyspacebt3> lmg... you rock
[11:02] <lmg> but what the others said is perfectly right too. it's just another launcher
[11:03] <unop> zocky, what king of a USB device is it?
[11:03] <lmg> no big deal. hth
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: gksu terminal & will sprout a root terminal
[11:03] <Greyspacebt3> lmg there she is
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: but its not needed as you are a member of admin so you can sudo stuff
[11:03] <zocky> unop, a builtin webcam
[11:03] <unop> if 'terminal' is indeed a valid command i.e.
[11:03] <zocky> unop, on a laptop
[11:03] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: you can also do a 'sudo -i' in any terminal to get a root prompt
[11:03] <vampur> i am having problem with my pendirive when i installed the slux in my pendrive and now the pendrive is not reading it only shows me the removable disk can any one help me how can i regain it ??? thanks
[11:03] <Greyspacebt3> sudo -i
[11:03] <lmg> got a problem here myself. random system freezes with firefox (64bit system)
[11:04] <Greyspacebt3> whats -i
[11:04] <Dryanta> interactive
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: man sudo
[11:04] <dougsko> Greyspacebt3: check the man page :)
[11:04] <lmg> dougsko: or sudo su -
[11:04] <Dryanta> or sudo bash
[11:04] <dougsko> lmg: or sudo bash :)
[11:04] <clarence> I'm register #ubuntu ,when  will the comfirm mail will send to my email?
[11:04] <lmg> to also get the environment of root (if that's needed)
[11:04] <unop> lmg, sudo su -  is crazy
[11:04] <Greyspacebt3> lol sudo us
[11:04] <lmg> unop: maybe, but it works :)
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> img: is it with flash pages or any pages?
[11:04] <zocky> lmg, I had random reboots with firefox for a few days last week and it somehow just went away. I updated some firefox addons in the meantime, though.
[11:05] <Greyspacebt3> lmg I like sudo us
[11:05] <Greyspacebt3> sudo su
[11:05] <unop> lmg, it works .. yes,  _unsafely_  .. use sudo -i or sudo -s to setup the environment properly
[11:05] <lmg> ActionParsnip: not sure. since it freezes before displaying the page
[11:05] <vampur>  i am having problem with my pendirive when i installed the slux in my pendrive and now the pendrive is not reading it only shows me the removable disk can any one help me how can i regain it ??? thanks
[11:05] <lmg> unop: that's for that. will try to remember
[11:05] <clarence> how to set ubuntu kernel?
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> lmg: try renaming you ~/.mozilla folder after closing all firefoxes, just to test
[11:05] <lmg> unop: s/that's/thanks
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> clarence: in menu.lst
[11:06] <lmg> ActionParsnip: you think it's a plugin problem?
[11:06] <Greyspacebt3> I don't mind sudo for a session... but running sudo every command drives me nuts
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> img: no idea, just testing
[11:06] <clarence> what meaning?
[11:06] <brettt_> can anyone help with cairo-dock?
[11:06] <lmg> ActionParsnip: had to do some wierd stuff to get the flashplugin32 wrapped and output sound to pulse
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> Greyspacebt3: once you sudo you dont have to type the password again
[11:06] <negge> vampur: you mean you can't access the drive anymore?
[11:06] <lmg> ActionParsnip: it's L mg, not i.
[11:06] <vampur> yes
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> lmg: took me a while eh
[11:07] <vampur> not even it's being formatting
[11:07] <lmg> ActionParsnip: heh.
[11:07] <unop> zocky, not sure your webcam would support this -- but you could try adjusting hal properties .. see hal-set-property and hal-get-property
[11:07] <negge> vampur: and you want to remove the flux thing from it so it's empty again?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> lmg: try nspluginwrapper with the adobe 32bit plugin
[11:07] <lmg> ActionParsnip: that's what I have. + libflashhelp
[11:07] <clarence> how to set the ubuntu kernel?
[11:07] <zocky> unop, will try, thanks
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> clarence: you select it in menu.lst
[11:08] <vampur> i just want to access my pendrive and is dere any way i can do so as when i try to read from either win os or linux os both it says removable disk but couldn't read
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> clarence: i told you
[11:08] <negge> vampur: you probably have to reformat it. You can use gparted for this
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> clarence: that file tells the system how to boot and which kernel to use
[11:08] <michaesaur> What's the Package called to apt MySQL?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> clarence: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:08] <vampur> can u help me gparted
[11:08] <negge> michaesaur: mysql-server
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> !sql | michaesaur
[11:08] <lmg> michaesaur: server? mysql-server
[11:09] <michaesaur> !mysql | michaesaur
[11:09] <lmg> michaesaur: apt-cache search mysql
[11:09] <clarence> I saw  the Internet , someone say use "make menuconfig"
[11:09] <negge> vampur: open a terminal and write "sudo apt-get install gparted", after it is installed go to System --> Administration --> Partition editor, select the appropriate device and format the partition (or remove all partitions and create a new one)
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> clarence: thats compiling the kernel
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> clarence: well, part of
[11:09] <bob1> My PC has a hard time starting. Sometimes restarting several times. any ideas?
[11:10] <clarence> but it was faild
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> bob1: run the memory scanner and fsck your partitions
[11:10] <negge> bob1: start without the splash screen so you can see where it goes wrong
[11:10] <lmg> guys, not really an ubuntu-question, but: how hot are harddrives expected to become? mine are 40,42 and 43 deg celsius. is that okay?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> clarence: you need the kernel source as well as the build-essential package
[11:10] <|ns|nR8> yeah its fine lmg
[11:10] <mm2000> hit there, how can i install locale en_GB (not UTF8) from terminal?
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> lmg: sounds ok
[11:11] <bob1> negge, how do I satrt w/o the splash screen?
[11:11] <lmg> |ns|nR8, ActionParsnip: ok, thanks. I was a little worried.
[11:11] <unop> mm2000, dpkg-reconfigure -plow locales #probably
[11:11] <RichiH> lmg: anything above 30 degrees celsius is bad, but in reality, 40-ish is an OK value
[11:11] <|ns|nR8> lmg, ive had drives taht would burn your hand if you left it there
[11:11] <clarence> how to speed up the Ubuntu 8.04 of the boot speed?
[11:11] <lmg> bob1: remove "quiet" and/or "splash" from the boot-line in menu.lst
[11:12] <negge> bob1: when you get to the GRUB screen, press E to edit the boot line, then remove the "quiet splash" part at the end
[11:12] <lmg> |ns|nR8: yeah, they _are_ hot.
[11:12] <bob1> Thanks Everyone
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> clarence: fewer startup services, more ram, faster hard drives
[11:12] <vampur> can any one help i am unable to see and mount my pendrive
[11:12] <bob1> BRB
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> vampur: sudo fdisk -l show it?
[11:12] <vampur> wether in the wins os and linux
[11:12] <negge> vampur: did you install gparted?
[11:12] <vampur> even not showing in gparted
[11:12] <vampur> yes
[11:12] <negge> vampur: tried another USB port?
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> vampur: what /dev is it and what file system?
[11:13] <lmg> vampur: did you set the right device in gparted? (to right pulldown iirc)
[11:13] <lmg> top right
[11:13] <vampur> dear i am saying my pendrive is fat32 format and yestd i installed slux in it
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> vampur: what /dev is it in the fdisk output?
[11:14] <lmg> what's slux? a mix of slax + ubuntu?
[11:14] <Greyspacebt3> Is there a install that will show you your temperatures
[11:14] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: lmsensors
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> lmg: if you run sudo fdisk -l you will get an output. Which /dev is the pendrive (e.g. /dev/sdb)
[11:14] <lmg> + the applet + the driver for your mobos chip
[11:14] <|ns|nR8> does that report temps on sata drives lmg or just IDE
[11:15] <Greyspacebt3> lmg... hate to be a leach... but that was too easy
[11:15] <Greyspacebt3> lol
[11:15] <clarence> but I found drag start-up rate for drivers is, how to solve
[11:15] <vampur> Unable to open /dev/eda
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> |ns|nR8: all hard drives are IDE, i think you mean PATA
[11:15] <lmg> ActionParsnip: thanks for trying to help, but I don't have any troubles with my drives ;)
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> vampur: ok cool
[11:15] <vampur> it's unable to read the drive
[11:15] <vampur> can i just format and make it fresh
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> lmg: sorry wrong nick
[11:16] <lmg> ActionParsnip: no prob, I figured.
[11:16] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: what motherboard?
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> vampur: ok sudo mkdir /mnt/stick; sudo mount /dev/eda /mnt/stick vfat
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> vampur: does all that work?
[11:16] <Greyspacebt3> EVGA 132-CK-NF78-!A 3-Way SLI S-775 nVidia nForce 780i
[11:17] <Greyspacebt3> This Motherboard is the best that I have ever had
[11:17] <subtwo> does anyone know of a good online backup service that works with ubuntu, I've been looking at rsync.net and bqbackup - any other suggestions?
[11:17] <Greyspacebt3> it is pricey 245.00 but its built for today and for next month
[11:17] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: do you have a binary (script) called "sensors-detect" in your path (prolly after installing "lmsensors") ?
[11:17] <vampur> den
[11:18] <vampur> with stick vfat ntn happen
[11:18] <lmg> subtwo: g-drive for small files.
[11:18] <vampur> and with only stick one it did nothing
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> vampur: cd /mnt
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> cd stick
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> ls
[11:18] <Greyspacebt3> I am still searching for lmsensors
[11:18] <subtwo> Img: thanks, but I'm looking at somewhere between 50GB and 100GB
[11:18] <vampur> now what
[11:19] <lmg> Greyspacebt3: since this is not too ubuntu-specific, you can PM me if you want to.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> vampur: do you see files?
[11:19] <vampur> nopes
[11:19] <vampur> how
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> vampur: ok
[11:20] <Greyspacebt3> lmg.. thanks I will for UBuntu specific its called lm-sensors
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> cd ~/ sudo umount /mnt/stick
[11:20]  * lmg grins evilly
[11:20] <vampur> now den
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> vampur: cfdisk /dev/eda
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> vampur: with sudo
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> vampur: then delete any partitions and recreate
[11:21] <clarence> how to speed up the driver loading in the booting?
[11:21] <lmg> vampur: and make _sure_ you're using the right device
[11:22] <vampur> it says cannot open disk
[11:22] <lmg> vampur: does `df` list your drive?
[11:23] <vampur> pardon me lmg dear
[11:23] <lmg> df is a command
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> vampur: then sudo fsck /dev/eda
[11:23] <lmg> but since ActionParsnip is takin' care of you - I'll try to shut up ;)
[11:23] <vampur> fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:23] <vampur> e2fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:23] <vampur> fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/eda
[11:25] <vampur> hey i can only be honoured if i can just only format it and can read and access it
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> vampur: can you repartition it in windows?
[11:26] <unop> fsck won't run on a physical device
[11:26] <lmg> vampur: pull out your drive, tail -f /var/log/messages and plug it in again.
[11:26] <unop> fsck /dev/eda1  #perhaps
[11:26] <lmg> this is what happens here if I plug in a FAT32 stick -> http://pastebin.com/d53134c6c
[11:26] <MetaMorfoziS> Hi all, is there anybody who have Genius G-Pen 4500 ?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> vampur: try unops command
[11:27] <vampur> dear actionparsnip i trid a lot in win in all ways
[11:27] <vampur> but couldn;t
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> vampur: did you right click my computer -> manage -> disk management ?
[11:28] <vampur> yes
[11:28] <encode> hi guys. I'm trying to use pbuilder to build an updated package of clamav, but I can't even get it to build the source of the original package. It fails to find the dependancy libmilter-dev, even though it's installed
[11:28] <encode> any ideas?
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> vampur: how big is this stick?
[11:28] <vampur> gaurav@Gaurav:~$ fsck /dev/eda1  #perhaps
[11:28] <vampur> fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:28] <vampur> e2fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:28] <vampur> fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/eda1
[11:28] <FloodBot2> vampur: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:29] <vampur> it's transcand 4 gb
[11:29] <Abracadabra> Hi
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> vampur: run unops command without the #perhaps bit
[11:29] <unop> vampur, what is the device name?  eda ?
[11:29] <vampur> gaurav@Gaurav:~$ fsck /dev/eda1
[11:29] <vampur> fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:29] <vampur> e2fsck 1.40.8 (13-Mar-2008)
[11:29] <vampur> fsck.ext2: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/eda1
[11:29] <FloodBot2> vampur: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:29] <unop> vampur, stop pasting in here
[11:30] <Abracadabra> Can anyone tell me how to list recursively with folder ?
[11:30] <Abracadabra> ls -ltrR | grep icmpInSrcQuenchs | grep 2008-09-08 | more but I need it to list the folders
[11:30] <unop> Abracadabra, list what though?
[11:30] <vampur> okh
[11:30] <vampur> sorry
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> vampur: just tell the last line, scrolling isnt cool
[11:30] <unop> Abracadabra, what are you trying to do?
[11:31] <unop> vampur, it /dev/eda  the device name of your harddrive?
[11:31] <unop> vampur,  eda doesn't sound right
[11:31] <Abracadabra> unop, I am trying to find all the files icmpInSrcQuenchs, recursively by a specific date and to find out which of those files are in which folder
[11:32] <vampur> dear unop how may i get the right name of the drive
[11:32] <unop> vampur,  sudo fdisk -l
[11:32] <ActionParsnip> vampur: id get testdisk installed. I think yuo can write a FAT to the device
[11:33] <unop> Abracadabra, you should use find instead.  something like.   find /path -iname '*icmpinsrcquenchs*' -type f -newer $SOME_DATE -exec dirname {} \;
[11:33] <Abracadabra> unop, so I start in /usr/folder (inside folder, there are over 200 subfolders, all named by numbers .... in each of those folders are the file icmpInSrcQuenchs). I need to list the ones that have been updating today, and in which folders they are in
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> vampur: yes, testdisk can write an mbr to the device which may or may not make it work
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> vampur: you can always uninstall it
[11:35] <vampur> dear action i installed testdisk now what to do
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> sudo testdisk
[11:36] <unop> Abracadabra,  find /usr/folder -iname '*icmpInSrcQuenchs*' -type f -mtime -1  #should list files modified in the last 24 hours
[11:37] <vampur> now dere are option for creat log append file and no log
[11:37] <unop> Abracadabra, if you just want the directories these files belong in.  find /usr/folder -iname '*icmpInSrcQuenchs*' -type f -mtime -1 -exec dirname {} \; | sort | uniq
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> vampur: no need for a log
[11:37] <vampur> then
[11:39] <brettt_> can anyone help with cairo-dock?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> vampur: http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step
[11:39] <vampur> only one media is being displyed
[11:39] <valentinex> Hello i am new i want to install flashplayer
[11:39] <Abracadabra> unop, ty, and if I want to check files that have updated in the last 30 mins for eg ?
[11:39] <Abracadabra> instead of the last day..
[11:39] <lmg> valentinex: google "medibuntu repository" add it following the directions and install "flashplayer-nonfree"
[11:40] <carrera> can anyone tell me if there's a problem with using "sudo bash" instead "sudo -i", "sudo bash"?
[11:40] <valentinex> lmg: how to add directions
[11:40] <unop> Abracadabra,  hmm, see the  -newer option to find
[11:40] <unop> Abracadabra, also the -?time options
[11:40] <valentinex> lmg:  its in .tar.gz extension which i downloaded
[11:41] <unop> carrera, sudo bash does not set the environment up in the same way  sudo -i does .. the former is not recommended
[11:41] <unop> carrera, if i remember right,  sudo bash  is somewhat like  sudo -s
[11:41] <unop> though not exactly
[11:41] <carrera> thanks unop, why isn't it recommended?
[11:42] <carrera> unop, so I shouldn't use it to run commands like "make install"?
[11:42] <valentinex> how to handle a downloaded .tar.gz file?
[11:42] <Abracadabra> unop, ok, ty
[11:42] <lmg> valentinex: that is for local install ~/.mozilla/firefox/plugins/
[11:43] <mrglinux> are there any mail client program that it can separate each account in side bar (like outlook 2003) not each email from each account stand in a inbox ?
[11:43] <unop> carrera, because the environment still has variables referencing your files, directories, etc .. and if any files are created (in your directories), only root will be able to open them -- which is almost never what you want.
[11:43] <carrera> unop, man page says:  The -s (shell) option runs the shell specified by the SHELL envi‐
[11:43] <carrera>            ronment variable if it is set or the shell as specified in
[11:43] <carrera>            passwd(5).
[11:43] <unop> carrera,  sudo make install #should be enough
[11:43] <valentinex> lmg:  i am totally new . i should enter that in terminal? i dont know much about computer too
[11:43] <carrera> unop, so it seems like sudo -s is exactly like "sudo bash"
[11:44] <carrera> unop, thanks. I used to do "sudo -i" before I ran make install
[11:44] <lmg> valentinex: extract libflashplayer...
[11:44] <vampur> the media i mean the pendrive is not being displeyd in testdisk
[11:44] <unop> carrera, it's safer to use sudo -i  unless you really really want otherwise
[11:44] <lmg> valentinex: cut it. goto /home/valentinex/.mozilla/firefox/plugins/ and paste it there.
[11:45] <unop> carrera, though it doesn't make sense to sudo -i just to run make install .. as you can just run make under sudo
[11:46] <zacha> What's "menu>quit..." called? I want to find out how to add more options to it (hibernate + sleep etc)
[11:46] <carrera> unop, so which is better, to just run "sudo make install" or to login to root interactively?
[11:46] <unop> carrera, sudo make install
[11:46] <carrera> ok
[11:47] <lmg> carrera: sudo (without any switches) preserves your environment (display, path) which is needed by some programs.
[11:47] <cabi>  #ubuntuusers
[11:47] <valentinex> lmg: home/valentine etc after that i am unable to find mozilla
[11:47] <vampur> now wthat can i do just to format my pendrive as it's not able to read
[11:48] <carrera> lmg, thanks. Isn't it best to use root's env for make install as in other Unix/Linux?
[11:48] <lmg> valentinex: note: it's .mozilla
[11:48] <xr600> Anyone here got experience with getting Symbian phones to work with Ubuntu ?!
[11:48] <lmg> valentinex: a hidden file with a .(dot) in front
[11:48] <unop> vampur,  what name does   fdisk -l   report about your device?
[11:48] <valentinex> lmg:  should i type that address in terminal?
[11:48] <plouffe> ..
[11:48] <Slasher`> xr600, my nokia 6300 just works when i plug it in, i use data storage mode
[11:49] <lmg> valentinex: you can type in nautilus adress bar, or show hidden files (CTRL+H iirc)
[11:49] <unop> carrera, not really, you just need to be root to run 'make install'
[11:49] <unop> carrera, meaning, you need root's privileges
[11:49] <valentinex> lmg:  found it doing
[11:49] <carrera> unop, thaks
[11:50] <xr600> Slasher`Hm... How about Sync+uploading MP#'s to the bastad ?!
[11:50] <xr600> Slasher`Mine is a Samsung i450
[11:50] <Slasher`> xr600, MP's?
[11:50] <lmg> valentinex: sorry, mistake. it's /home/valentine/.mozilla/plugins (strip the firefox/ parrt)
[11:50] <darren> Hi does any one know how to set up hotmail in evolution
[11:50] <xr600> Slasher`... Whoops, that would be MP3's :D
[11:50] <valentinex> lmg: after firefox there is not plugin folder
[11:50] <Slasher`> rofl
[11:51] <darren> Hi does any one know how to set up hotmail in evoloution
[11:51] <valentinex> lmg:  after mozilla there is also no plugin folder
[11:51] <Slasher`> xr600, when i plug my phone in it just gives me 3 options, nokia mode, something else and data storage, i pick data storage and can use it like a pen drive
[11:51] <carrera> what's in the medibuntu repository?
[11:51] <xr600> Slasher`My 'old' SE phone would show up in Rythmbox...
[11:51] <lmg> valentinex: create one. put libflashplayer... in there.
[11:52] <lmg> valentinex: restart firefox, flash away
[11:52] <Slasher`> xr600, hmm just looked about and can't see anything, so i can't help you there, sorry :(
[11:52] <carrera> can anyone tell me how I can add medibuntu repository?
[11:52] <carrera> I don't see it in the Software Sources list
[11:53] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu | carrera
[11:53] <ben34> what is the program called which you can install a copy of xp emulated under ubuntu
[11:53] <xr600> Slasher`No prob... IRC is'nt my first cry for help either ;)
[11:53] <bastid_raZor> ben34; vmware or virtualbox
[11:53] <carrera> thanks bastid_raZor
[11:53] <ben34> virtualbox was what i was thinking of
[11:53] <ben34> thanks
[11:54] <carrera> bastid_raZor, isn't VirtualBox better for running XP?
[11:54] <valentinex> lmg:  Thanks :D it worked
[11:54] <bastid_raZor> carrera; i use VMWare and i've never used VirtualBox.. so i can't really say.
[11:54] <darren> hi does any one know how to install hotmail in evolution
[11:55] <unop> darren, hotmail does not support POP/SMTP/IMAP -- so my guess is you can't
[11:55] <Badboy_> Is it possible to write a recursive Macro(function like) in C
[11:56] <carrera> bastid_raZor, VMWare runs really slow on my laptop
[11:56] <darren> unop: what does hotmail support
[11:56] <carrera> bastid_raZor, to the point that I gave up
[11:56] <unop> Badboy_, write a macro where exactly?
[11:56] <bastid_raZor> darren; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=200408&page=2
[11:56] <valentinex> Hi there is a bird messenger. pidgin in buntu how to upgrade it to the new?
[11:56] <unop> darren, as far as i can tell -- webmail only
[11:56] <reaper> gah
[11:56] <reaper> anyone wanna help me with a wireless issue?
[11:57] <Badboy_> Actually I want to say that Can a macro call itself?
[11:57] <carrera> Badboy_, good questions but why would u want to do that when ANSI C recommends against macros
[11:57] <darren> unop: ok thank you
[11:57] <clarence> how to speed up the driver loading speed in the booting?
[11:57] <Badboy_> Oh no! actually this is only for experiment
[11:58] <carrera> Badboy_, then just experiment with it!
[11:58] <dooglus> !ask | reaper
[11:58] <clarence> What does that mean?
[11:58] <Badboy_> Actually I had to find an answer for my exam! I found a question to differentiate macro and function in C
[11:58] <lmg> think I'll dump linux64. givin' me tooo much trouble
[11:59] <lmg> valentinex: cool :)
[11:59] <xMassi1986x> Hi
[11:59] <Badboy_> Now I thought whether macro supports recursion or not
[11:59] <michaesaur> lmg: you should try from source.  Crux is a good banker.
[11:59] <dooglus> Badboy_: C preprocessor macros can't be recursive, but recursion can be achieved using C++'s template mechanism
[11:59] <AlexCONRAD> what would you recommend as an client app that handles FTP, SFTP, etc ...
[11:59] <lmg> michaesaur: come again. crux, banker?
[12:00] <dooglus> AlexCONRAD: GNU Emacs
[12:00] <Badboy_> thanx dooglus
[12:00] <michaesaur> lmg: i am the oracle.  you will follow directions because.  you are the one.
[12:00]  * lmg nods in agreement
[12:00] <AlexCONRAD> dooglus: I need a more GUI app :)
[12:01] <d0c5i5> I'm having a problem getting ubuntu to connect to our PIX, my pcf file works on windows, but when i try to import it into KVpnc, it keeps insisting that I enter a username/password (as opposed to group password)... Any suggestions?
[12:01] <lmg> I will do as you command, oracle, sir.
[12:01] <dooglus> AlexCONRAD: how about filezilla then?
[12:02] <michaesaur> oh.  i'm in #ubuntu.  oops.
[12:02] <AlexCONRAD> yeah, I was using this before under windows, but it's a win32 client ... I thought there might have more "linux" alternative
[12:02] <dooglus> !info filezilla | AlexCONRAD
[12:04] <y3k> i've got a question regarding syslinux and grub error 17, anyone wish to help me?
[12:05] <y3k> ok nevermind, i need sleep. goodnight
[12:05] <lmg> can one use gparted to edit the systems / partition?
[12:05] <lmg> guess not while it's mounted.
[12:05] <lmg> but how would I do that then?
[12:05] <y3k> nope, you have to use gparted live CD or some other source
[12:06] <y3k> or an ubuntu liveCD would work too (i think it does have gparted on it)
[12:07] <lmg> y3k: yeah, I figured.
[12:07] <lmg> what If I dropped to single user mode. unmounted / and ran gparted from said live-CD?
[12:08] <d0c5i5> lmg: you would have to switch root
[12:08] <d0c5i5> lmg: why not boot the live CD?
[12:09] <y3k> i still don't get why my gparted Live USB gives me grub error 17
[12:09] <d0c5i5> lmg: there are also gparted boot isos
[12:11] <goldmetal> is there a terminal version of 'system monitor' with cpu / ram / network graph
[12:11] <goldmetal> ?
[12:12] <lmg> d0c5i5: just thinking about it.
[12:13] <dashavoo> goldmetal, try htop
[12:13] <dashavoo> no network thing, but cpu and ram things
[12:14] <goldmetal> dashavoo, kick ass!!!
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:15] <goldmetal> thx
[12:15] <ElemonGW> has anyone managed to make this motherboard work (http://ee.giga-byte.com/products/mb/specs/ga-ep43-ds3l_10.html)? i am thinking of buying it but i have heard there are no drivers for it in linux...
[12:15] <kooothor_> dashavoo, never heard of conky ?
[12:15] <dashavoo> kooothor_, no
[12:16] <kooothor_> then google it
[12:16] <kooothor_> it's pretty nice
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> ElemonGW: just checking now
[12:16] <dashavoo> cool, I will have a look, ta
[12:17] <kooothor_> dashavoo, look at my conky : http://xs231.xs.to/xs231/08371/screenshot4587.png
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> ElemonGW: looks supported enough, intel loves linux
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> ElemonGW: the sound is supported too but can need a bit of work
[12:19] <clarence> who can answer my question?
[12:19] <ElemonGW> ActionParsnip: nice... a bit of work could be what? using a newer kernel than the one provided with ubuntu? will ubuntu 8.10 have more luck as it has a more recent ((& unstable) kernel?
[12:19] <dashavoo> kooothor_, that looks cool, but its an X11 app =(
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> clarence: what is the question
[12:19] <jrib> clarence: best to just repeat instead of asking that
[12:20] <cheeky> morning
[12:20] <cheeky> any one up ?
[12:20] <kooothor_> dashavoo, yeah, you're not using x11 at all ?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> ElemonGW: theres a few packages you'll need, theres documentation about it everywhere, it may even work out of the box
[12:20] <kooothor_> dashavoo, so try htop
[12:20] <cheeky> whao for a moment thought this roomwas dead
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> cheeky: ive been up 5 hours now
[12:21] <cheeky> hey how can verify that ubuntu will run smooth with my hardware i have before i install in permenantly ?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | cheeky
[12:21] <dashavoo> kooothor_, I am using X11, but I like stuff like that to stay in my terminal... I already use htop, that is why I recommended it to the person who asked originally
[12:21] <reaper> test everything
[12:21] <kooothor_> cheeky, live CD ?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> cheeky: or websearch
[12:21] <ElemonGW> ActionParsnip: i couldn't found any documentation about it.... neither anyone reporting success/failure using it... could you point me to the documentation you have found?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !ich
[12:21] <kooothor_> dashavoo, ok oops, I thought it was u askin...
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> !find audio
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> !hda | ElemonGW
[12:22] <D1sa5t3r> !find video
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> does anyone know the trigger for intel hi-def audio
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> ElemonGW: realtek is usually ok
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> !usb > cheeky
[12:25] <omar> !grub > omar
[12:26] <MrKennie> ActionParsnip: intelhda?
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> !intelhda
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> cheers MrKennie
[12:26] <kooothor_> !hda
[12:27] <kooothor_> !grub
[12:27] <MrKennie> ActionParsnip: wild guess but np :)
[12:27] <clarence> hello
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> i tried loads as you saw :(
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> !hi | clarence
[12:32] <g33k_gir1> what would you all recommend as a replacement for CorelDraw
[12:32] <remoteCTR1> i have changed my hostname in the system/adminstration/network gui now i always get some hostname cannot be resolved errors (allthough i restarted the computer) how can i fix that?
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: gimp
[12:33] <g33k_gir1> ActionParsnip: isn't that more of a replacement for Photoshop?
[12:33] <jrib> g33k_gir1: tried inkscape?
[12:33] <stuporglue> g33k_gir1 -- Inkscape
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: both corel draw and photoshop are graphics packages
[12:35] <stuporglue> gimp is for raster graphics, inkscape is for vector graphics. I think corel draw is more for vector work, isn't it?
[12:35] <coz_> stuporglue, I believe you are right
[12:35] <freexe> Hi, I've been having problems with using 2 music players like hypem.com inside firefox and listen. Is there a easy fix so they can both play at the same time?
[12:35] <g33k_gir1> nope ... haven't tried Inkscape. I've manage to convince my supervisor to make the switch to linux on her personal machine. Is Inkscape easy to use for a windows-convert with windows-only computer skills (ie, she aint gonna be running anything on the command line until she gets her confidence up)
[12:35] <jrib> g33k_gir1: it's all graphical
[12:36] <stuporglue> Inkscape is very slick and even works with Wacom tablets. It's cross platform and has good documentation.
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> freexe: make them use alsa in your sound prefs
[12:37] <coz_> g33k_gir1,  are you trying to find linux replacements for windows applications?
[12:37] <stuporglue> My computer locks up hard every time I try to do a large file transfer (multiple gigs). It doesn't crash immediately, but at some random time during the file transfer. All my disks SMART status reports the disks as good and nothing shows up in any of the system logs. Anyone got an idea of what I could check?
[12:37] <g33k_gir1> coz_: yes
[12:37] <coz_> g33k_gir1,  hold on I think I have alink for that specifically
[12:37] <g33k_gir1> trying to make the switch as small a "culture-shock" as possible
[12:37] <Pici> g33k_gir1: Inkscape has a version for Windows too, why not try that out first before switchign to Ubuntu?
[12:38] <clarence> how to speed  up driver loading speed?
[12:38] <dooglus> g33k_gir1: inkscape is pretty easy to use.  it's available for windows too ( http://downloads.sourceforge.net/inkscape/Inkscape-0.46.win32.exe )
[12:38] <freexe> AccessExcess, how do I make flash use alsa?
[12:38] <remoteCTR1> sudo: unable to resolve host myhost how do i fix this?
[12:38] <dooglus> clarence: load less drivers, or get a faster hdd
[12:39] <clarence> how to do ?
[12:39] <g33k_gir1> cool, thanks all
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> g33k_gir1: not a bad idea to plan. I applaud you
[12:39] <coz_> g33k_gir1,    http://www.foogazi.com/2006/11/10/alternatives-to-windows-programs/     http://www.linuxalt.com/
[12:39] <erUSUL> !alternatives
[12:39] <jrib> remoteCTR1: pastebin the contents of /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts
[12:39] <stuporglue> clarence, figure out what you don't need to load and stick it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[12:39] <coz_> g33k_gir1,  those are a few links   if you google    linux alternatives to  window programs you should get a few more hits
[12:40] <remoteCTR1> jrib: sec pls
[12:40] <g33k_gir1> ActionParsnip: its a self-motivated -- if I plan now, while I have the machine in front of me, I will (hopefully) reduce the quantity of tech calls I get for help ;)
[12:40] <coz_> g33k_gir1, most of the applications do have linux alternatives
[12:40] <tim167> my soundcard is 'busy', how can i figure out which process is using it and stop that process ? thanks
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> well if you can get www connection you can jump in here and we can advise
[12:40] <coz_> g33k_gir1,  do you have wacom tablets at work by some chance?
[12:40] <clarence> thanks
[12:41] <Muhammad_Saad> Hi, Ubuntu does not recognize my monitor and uses the resolution 800*600. How do I tell it to use 1024*768 instead?
[12:41] <dooglus> tim167: "sudo fuser /dev/dsp" ?
[12:41] <tim167> dooglus: no return from that ...
[12:42] <clarence> how to use extra effect in ubuntu 8.04?
[12:42] <dooglus> tim167: do you get a pathnamein the error message about the busy soundcard?
[12:42] <coz_> Muhammad_Saad,  which video card is this?   lspci |grep -i vga
[12:42] <jrib> !ccsm > clarence
[12:42] <tim167> dooglus: no, btw i try to use the soundcard via alsa, if that matters...
[12:42] <remoteCTR1> jrib: did you get that message of mine?
[12:43] <Muhammad_Saad> ﻿coz_, the video card is Intel.
[12:43] <erUSUL> Muhammad_Saad: gksu displayconfig-gtk
[12:43] <coz_> Muhammad_Saad,  ok  which one exactly  that command should have spit out a number for it
[12:43] <jrib> remoteCTR1: add 'katana' to the end of the first line in your /etc/hosts.  You'll need to reboot into recovery mode and use an editor like nano to do so
[12:43] <tim167> snd_pcm_open (output): No such file or directory
[12:43] <tim167> snd_pcm_open (output): Device or resource busy
[12:43] <g33k_gir1> coz_: no, not wacom tablets
[12:44] <Muhammad_Saad> coz_,  Intel Corporation 82815 Chipset Graphics Controller (CGC) (rev 02)
[12:44] <tim167> dooglus ^ oops hit enter too early, but here's the error message...
[12:44] <remoteCTR1> jrib: will do thanks!
[12:44] <jarnos> Do you have to use Alternate install CD to be able to install grub to boot sector of a partition?
[12:44] <coz_> g33k_gir1, ok just checking   there is an application that uses mouse gestures  caled gestikk  not sure if you need that  it replaces sensiva on windows
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> jarnos: no you can install grub from the live cd
[12:45] <darren> hi can some one help me i deleated the bottom ubuntu panel because it was not working does any one know how to get it back
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> !grub | jarnos
[12:45] <coz_> Muhammad_Saad,   ah... you might try   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg --phigh   but I rarely deal with intel
[12:45] <Muhammad_Saad> coz_, the displayconfig-gtk command has worked. Thanks.
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> darren: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-83713.html
[12:46] <clarence> what's ccsm?
[12:46] <jrib> clarence: did you read the private message from ubottu?
[12:46] <tim167> dooglus, normally i get that when some program hijacks the soundcard, but now no programs are running that can possibly do that, and i don't want to reboot because there's a download in progress, so i have to find a way to release the soundcard...
[12:46] <clarence> yes
[12:47] <coz_> Muhammad_Saad, ok that was erUSUL
[12:47] <jarnos> ActionParsnip: I know you can install grub from the live cd, but can you install it in other location than MBR?
[12:47] <jrib> clarence: it tells you what ccsm is
[12:47] <dooglus> tim167: did you try using 'aoss'?
[12:47] <clarence> in channel, no people answer me
[12:47] <coz_> clarence,  we are there answering you you have look again guy
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> jarnos: the bios looks for the mbr to boot, the booting software can be any place you want
[12:48] <dooglus> !info also-oss | tim167
[12:48] <tim167> dooglus: no, what's aoss ?
[12:48] <dooglus> !info alsa-oss | tim167
[12:48] <coz_> clarence,  go back to #compiz-fusion
[12:48] <coz_> clarence,  we are there
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> !gparted
[12:48] <dooglus> tim167: I run "aoss firefox", "aoss mplayer", etc., and then all apps can share the soundcard at the same time
[12:49] <tim167> dooglus: cool, i'll try to install it...
[12:51] <remoteCTR1> jrib: that worked just fine thanks once more:)
[12:51] <jrib> remoteCTR1: no problem
[12:52] <vikku> Could not find kernel includes in /lib/modules or /usr/src/linux  ....can any1 help me fix it
[12:53] <tim167> dooglus: result with "aoss vlc": ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:864:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave, [00000319] oss audio output error: cannot open audio device (/dev/dsp)
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> vikku: do you want the kernel source?
[12:53] <Drezard> using the terminal, whats the apt-get commands to COMPLETELY remove something and all files associated with it and then reinstall it
[12:53] <Drezard> ?
[12:54] <vikku> ActionParsnip : iam  trying to install kqemu and getting exactly this "Could not find kernel includes in /lib/modules or /usr/src/linux - cannot build the kqemu module"
[12:54] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: apt-get purge
[12:54] <Drezard> tried that :S
[12:54] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: you have to reinstall it with apt-get install afterwards
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> vikku: are you compiling it?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !kqemu
[12:55] <Drezard> ushimitsudoki, tried that, only problem is /etc/apache2 was deleted and that doesnt work to reinstall it :S
[12:55] <lokai-lin> why am I getting problems finding stdio.h, math.h etc when I compile...?
[12:55] <kiiwii> Hi, all. Having install pure-ftpd by defaut, I run pure-ftpd-wrapper, meet "Unable to start a standalone server: Address already in use"  and then Seems I could not reload the service to take effect on modifying the file under /conf. WHY?
[12:55] <vikku> ActionParsnip : yea (Kqemu) , from source
[12:55] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: is the problem the "purging" or the "installing" part?
[12:55] <Sexy_guy> kiiwii hello Whence you?
[12:55] <dooglus> lokai-lin: because you didn't install build-essential
[12:55] <yahya__> hi all, I am seeing arabic as seperate letters in all applications, could anyone please help me fix it?
[12:55] <vikku> Ubootu : need to check out that
[12:56] <kiiwii> ?? Sexy_guy
[12:56] <tim167> how do i find and kill the process using my soundcard ?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> vikku: do you have build-essential installed?
[12:56] <Drezard> ushimitsudoki, reinstalling doesnt put the file back
[12:56] <lokai-lin> dooglus: thanks ;)
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> vikku: http://wiki.clug.org.za/wiki/QEMU_and_Ubuntu_Breezy
[12:57] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: you tried "sudo apt-get install apache2"? Did it give any errors?
[12:59] <JackTop> i need help to restore grub after os installs.  i have my root on sda5 (including /boot).  I get an error 15 when trying to boot a kernel.  i can boot xp
[12:59] <michaesaur> why is there 2 listings of the same user when typing 'users?'
[12:59] <Drezard> ushimitsudoki, no errors, it installs just without install /etc/apache2
[12:59] <erUSUL> !grub | JackTop
[13:00] <vikku> ActionParsnip : looking that link now
[13:00] <dawn> hi
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> vikku: id try get it from repos so you get auto updates but compiling will make it more sturdy and maybe faster
[13:00] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: what happens when you try to start apache (sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start)? Any error there?
[13:01] <vikku> ActionParsnip : compiling helps in understang too ,what goes on in the system to give ur finctionality
[13:01] <Drezard> ushimitsudoki, yeap, apache2 throws the error of 'Can not find apache2.conf'
[13:01] <vikku> ActionParsnip : compiling helps in understandg too ,what goes on in the system to give ur functionality
[13:02] <dr4g> is someone able to tell me where the default php.ini file is on ubuntu 8
[13:02] <vikku> ActionParsnip : here it is
[13:02] <vikku> vikku@ubuntu:/lib$ dpkg -l |grep binutils
[13:02] <vikku> ii  binutils                              2.17.20070103cvs-0ubuntu2                 The GNU assembler, linker and binary utiliti
[13:02] <ushimitsudoki> Drezard: the only suggestions I can make then are to try "apt-get check" and the --fix-missing and --fix-broken switches. Check "man apt-get".  sorry
[13:03] <chean> hello every body
[13:03] <Kate_Mins> Hello, I need help please , does it possible to use "mv" command to move just the files with size above 10k ?
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> vikku: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[13:03] <ushimitsudoki> dr4g: /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini (there are some other related files, but this is the main one)
[13:03] <Rajec> guys is ubuntu able to read/write from ntfs?
[13:03] <ushimitsudoki> Rajec: yes
[13:03] <vikku> ahh ok
[13:04] <ActionParsnip> vikku: that will install libs and the compiler
[13:04] <kiiwii> Hello, all. Having install pure-ftpd by defaut, I run pure-ftpd-wrapper, meet "Unable to start a standalone server: Address already in use"  and then Seems I could not reload the service to take effect on modifying the file under /conf. WHY?
[13:04] <vikku> i do have it
[13:04] <vikku> vikku@ubuntu:/lib$ dpkg -l |grep build-esse
[13:04] <vikku> ii  build-essential                       11.3                                      informational list of build-essential packag
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> vikku: sweet
[13:05] <hoper> Yop
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> kiiwii: did you configure the server?
[13:05] <ushimitsudoki> Kate_Mins: check here maybe: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-programming-scripting/51895-script-move-files-depending-size.html
[13:05] <kiiwii> not yet
[13:06] <vikku> ActionParsnip : but then there couple of headers file missing ....
[13:06] <cojones_> hey guys, i just installed KDE 4.1, then in an attempt to get GTK working nicely, installed gtk-qt-engine-kde4 and kde4-style-qtcurve-kdeconfig and now KDE hangs during boot (sorry! no one's responding in #kubuntu)
[13:06] <Rajec> ushimitsudoki: without any problems or I will have to install something.
[13:06] <ushimitsudoki> Rajec: should work straight out the box
[13:06] <vikku> ActionParsnip : what is this step "  Install linux headers: (replace amd64-k8 with the linux image type you are using).  # apt-get install linux-headers-amd64-k8 "
[13:07] <vikku> ActionParsnip : in the link you gave me
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> vikku: aaah sounds about right
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> vikku: if you use uname -a you can get your kernel version etc etc
[13:07] <Rajec> ushimitsudoki: thx
[13:07] <vikku> ActionParsnip : then ?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> cojones_: try fluxbox :)
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> sudo apt-get install linux-headers (then press tab to autocomplete)
[13:09] <amanulla> i m running xp and ubuntu dual boot but now i m having an error message while login in ubuntu "INTERNAL ERROR failed to initialize hall"
[13:09] <amanulla> every thing will be ok unless i press quit button all works normally in ubuntu
[13:10] <amanulla> but whaen i press quit button
[13:10] <amanulla> system just hangs
[13:10] <amanulla> and never repond
[13:10] <amanulla> sorry respond
[13:11] <amanulla>  "INTERNAL ERROR failed to initialize hall" what to do with this can any one/
[13:11] <amanulla> pls
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=291130
[13:11] <dr_willis> amanulla,  you sure it dosent say 'Hal' ?
[13:11] <cojones_> ActionParsnip: if i want to suffer, i'll just go w/ icewm ;)
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> cojones_: id suggest fluxbox
[13:11] <amanulla> ya it display a box like this
[13:12] <amanulla> INTERNAL ERROR
[13:12] <amanulla> failed to initialize hal
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: check the link
[13:12] <amanulla> ya it shows hal
[13:12] <amanulla> ok
[13:12] <anatol> Enter text here...hey
[13:13] <cheeky> hey
[13:13] <cheeky> ash
[13:13] <cheeky> you there
[13:14] <vikku> ActionParsnip : I have thi error  http://paste.ubuntu.com/44523/
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> cheeky, yo yo yo
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> vikku: did you press tab afterthe word headers to autocomplete it
[13:15] <vikku> ActionParsnip : I didnt get that , like why should i do that ? , i didnt do it
[13:15] <arvind_khadri> vikku, do you want to install linux-headers??
[13:16] <vikku> ActionParsnip : u just want me to do this rt :  sudo apt-get install linux-headers ?
[13:16] <vikku> ActionParsnip : of course
[13:16] <D1sa5t3r> how i change desktop font color?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> vikku: when you've typed it all press tab
[13:16] <arvind_khadri> vikku, then what you are doing isnt complete... you need to use this... sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[13:16] <D1sa5t3r> taskbars
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> vikku: it will list all the packages starting with that
[13:17] <amanulla> what does this mean "start nautilus as a root "
[13:17] <Rajec> guys have you tried to install ubunt using wubi? have you experienced any serious problems?
[13:17] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, can i interrupt?
[13:18] <chronographer> type 'gksu nautilus' and be careful
[13:18] <up_the_irons> is anyone running rxvt-unicode on Hardy with LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8 and not having prompt / cursor crazy issues?
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> arvind_khadri: go for it bro
[13:18] <stuporglue> Rajec : I used it that way for about a month with no issues
[13:18] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, you guys are installing the headers right...
[13:19] <vikku> Yes Arvind
[13:19] <amanulla> while searching to solve this problem  "Internal error: failed to initialize HAL!" i got this statement "start nautilus as a root"what does this mean
[13:19] <chronographer> anyone good with java let me know if I can put a listener for a SWT menu button in a separate class ?
[13:19] <Pici> chronographer: Try ##java
[13:19] <arvind_khadri> vikku, then use this sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: did you check that link i pasted?
[13:19] <chronographer> ok
[13:20] <chronographer> need register for #java
[13:20] <amanulla> ya i found these words in that link only
[13:20] <amanulla> what does this mean "start nautilus as a root"
[13:20] <Emm> plant it *deep.*
[13:20] <Pici> !register > chronographer
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: kdesu nautilus <- type that in terminal
[13:21] <amanulla> ok
[13:21] <sipior> lol@Emm
[13:21] <vikku> ActionParsnip and arvind_khadri : And iam still getting this arvind_khadri
[13:21] <Rajec> stuporglue: Great. So I need just one  free partiction which will be formatted and even dual booting will be solved automaticly?
[13:21] <jevangelo> im writing a shell script and need to get today's date but last month....
[13:21] <vikku> soorry this http://paste.ubuntu.com/44523/
[13:22] <arvind_khadri> vikku, did you use what i gave?
[13:22] <vikku> yes
[13:22] <jevangelo> for today's exact date i have TODAYDATE='date  +%m-%d-%y'
[13:22] <vikku> yes i did
[13:22] <jevangelo> how do i get this date but make it last month
[13:22] <Emm> date -d "last month" +%m
[13:23] <stuporglue> I don't think you even need a free partition. Doesn't Wubi just install to a file on the Windows partition?
[13:23] <amanulla> ActionParsnip:now i have 3 operating sysytems working on my computer xp+ubuntu7.04+ubuntu8.04(in xp using wiki)
[13:23] <arvind_khadri> vikku, do you have your live cd?
[13:23] <jevangelo> oh wow
[13:23] <jevangelo> thanks
[13:23] <vikku> of ubuntu  ? no not now
[13:23] <Emm> np. :)
[13:23] <dougsko> Emm: thats pretty slick, but wont work in freebsd
[13:23] <amanulla> i have this problem in ubnutu 7.04 as installed in free space as dual boot to xp
[13:23] <chronographer> thanks
[13:24] <Emm> then go ask in #freebsd
[13:24] <arvind_khadri> vikku, you can install the headers from that... btw which kernel?
[13:24] <Emm> wear your horns, tell 'em Emmett sent ya.
[13:24] <vikku> 2.6.20-15-server
[13:24] <dougsko> Emm: i was just mentioning it for portability purposes
[13:24] <amanulla> in ubuntu 7.04 i m unable to configure internet connection and having this error "Internal error: failed to initialize HAL!"
[13:24] <amanulla> what can i do
[13:25] <arvind_khadri> vikku, does aptitude find packages of headers for you?
[13:25] <Abs0luteBeginner> someone here got experience with ubuntu 8.04 64bit and 64bit VMWARE Server ???
[13:25] <arvind_khadri> !tab > vikku
[13:26] <amanulla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44525/ see this
[13:26] <amanulla> any one pls
[13:27] <vikku> arvind_khadri: aptitude lemme check that
[13:27] <arvind_khadri> amanulla, ethernet ??
[13:27] <stuporglue> amanulla : Have you googled your error message? The first three main results have several things you can try : http://www.google.com/search?q=Internal+error%3A+failed+to+initialize+HAL!
[13:27] <fbcit> running Ubuntu server 8.04 I seem to have a nic that will not respond to ARP requests; google does not seem to know what is wrong; tcpdump shows only that the nic does not respond; any thoughts?
[13:27] <fbcit> the same nic does respond to arping, however
[13:28] <amanulla> arvind_khadri: ethernet means?
[13:28] <arvind_khadri> vikku, aptitude search linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[13:28] <drue_> Can any one help me out
[13:28] <drue_> please
[13:28] <arvind_khadri> amanulla, what do you use to connect to the net?
[13:28] <Pici> !ask | drue_
[13:28] <arvind_khadri> !ask | drue_
[13:29] <drue_> huh?
[13:29] <lrojas> hi
[13:29] <Pici> drue_:  Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE
[13:29] <Pici>                   line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer
[13:29] <amanulla> a small box
[13:29] <amanulla> i dont know its name
[13:29] <Pici> bah
[13:29] <drue_> ok
[13:29] <nAhIaN> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[13:29] <amanulla> its like a wireless box fixed over upstairs
[13:29] <jrib> nAhIaN: did you run the command?
[13:29] <Soepstengel> Hello everyone. Is there a tool that periodicly analyzes log files (system log files, apache, mail, etc.) for errors or other weird things (attacks or so) and e-mails the result?
[13:29] <nAhIaN> E: _cache->open() failed, please report. E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[13:30] <drue_> i need some help,When i try to update i get this E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[13:30] <drue_> E: _cache->open() failed, please report. so can someone help me?
[13:30] <nAhIaN> can anyone tell about this  problem ???
[13:30] <jrib> weird
[13:30] <sipior> Soepstengel: yeah, have a look at logcheck
[13:30] <vikku> arvind_khadri: iam getting same err for that search too http://paste.ubuntu.com/44523/
[13:30] <jrib> nAhIaN: did you see my question?
[13:30] <D1sa5t3r> anybody?
[13:30] <amanulla> arvind_khadri:i dont know what technically it is called
[13:30] <lrojas> i just installed ubuntu server, and i was following the documentation to install lighttpd + ruby + rails, everything installed ok but now when i try to access the site, it says conection refused... what am i doing wrong?
[13:30] <vikku> Dynamic MMap ran out of room
[13:30] <nAhIaN> jrib: nope I dont know how to run  the command
[13:30] <Pici> drue_: Did you run that command?
[13:30] <Soepstengel> I'll check it out, thanks sipior.
[13:30] <arvind_khadri> drue_, nAhIaN  sudo dpkg --configure -a     run that command
[13:31] <Rajec> stuporglue: I heard that ubuntu is slower when using wubi(because of IO operations)
[13:31] <drue_> how?
[13:31] <drue_> i am new to ubuntu
[13:31] <arvind_khadri> amanulla, did you try googling about your problem
[13:31] <amanulla> arvind_khadri:how can i find it?
[13:31] <nAhIaN> arvind_khadri: how ???
[13:31] <Pici> drue_: Go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal and type that in
[13:31] <arvind_khadri> drue_, open a terminal...
[13:31] <jrib> !terminal | drue_, nAhIaN
[13:31] <vikku> arvind_khadri: iam getting same err for that search too http://paste.ubuntu.com/44523/
[13:31] <Pici> nAhIaN:  Go to Applications>Accessories>Terminal and type that in
[13:31] <drue_> ok thanks
[13:32] <ater> chiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
[13:32] <cheeky> !grub
[13:32] <arvind_khadri> vikku, are you on a live cd??
[13:32] <vikku> nope
[13:32] <arvind_khadri> vikku, the command you are using is wrong!!!
[13:33] <lrojas> i just installed ubuntu server, and i was following the documentation to install lighttpd + ruby + rails, everything installed ok but now when i try to access the site, it says conection refused... what am i doing wrong?
[13:33] <amanulla> arvind_khadri: i m having internet connection in xp ,ubuntu 8.04 installed in xp but im unable to configure my internet in ubuntu 7 installed in free space how can i?
[13:33] <drue_> ok what command do i type in the terminal
[13:33] <Pici> drue_: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[13:33] <drue_> thanks
[13:33] <vikku> ok tribe be back
[13:34] <drue_> dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege
[13:34] <drue_> that is what i get
[13:34] <amanulla> first i want to solve thin problem because if i configure net there that solving this problem there "hal error"will be a little bit eaour suggesstionssier with y
[13:34] <amanulla> pls
[13:34] <Pici> drue_: Did you put the sudo in front of it?
[13:34] <drue_> no
[13:34] <Pici> drue_: You need to.
[13:35] <arvind_k> Pici, did vikku leave?
[13:35] <drue_> it wont let me type my password
[13:35] <Pici> arvind_k: Looks like it
[13:35] <psilo> hello ^^
[13:35] <Pici> drue_: Why not? Whats happening?
[13:36] <jrib> drue_: you just don't see it.  But you are typing it
[13:36] <drue_> idk
[13:36] <dooglus> drue_: programs can't stop you typing anything
[13:36] <drue_> it wont let me type #'s
[13:36] <Pici> drue_: Its a security feature for it to not show the characters when you type.
[13:36] <drue_> oh
[13:36] <drue_> ok
[13:37] <drue_> there we go :)
[13:37] <drue_> Thank you guys so much
[13:37] <dr_willis> Linux basics. :) the lack of * feedback when entering passwords. :)
[13:38] <d0c5i5> can someone recommend a nzb app (preferably X/gui)?
[13:38] <Tophat> where can i shop for linux stuff? like coffee cups and stickers and blahblah blah
[13:38] <Pici> d0c5i5: pan is the only gui newsreader that supports nzb files that I know of.
[13:38] <arvind_k> Tophat, ubuntu.com
[13:38] <dr_willis> Tophat,  cheapbytes.com may have some stuff/ads
[13:39] <Tophat> werd
[13:39] <dr_willis> Tophat,  then theres tons of other linux related sites with their own stores.
[13:39]  * a[2121]e slaps MistaOtai around a bit with a large trout
[13:39] <grafi> have a problem
[13:39] <KenBW22> which package do i need to install to read wma's?
[13:40] <dr_willis> !w32codecs | KenBW22
[13:40] <Rajec> guys I have Intel Core 2 DUO 2160 so I should download  ubuntu for 64bit AMD and Intel computers right?
[13:40] <amanulla> see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/44527/
[13:40] <drue_> After i do sudo dpkg --configure -a will it let me install updates?
[13:40] <amanulla> any one
[13:40] <dr_willis> KenBW22,  install the w32codecs pack for starters
[13:40] <amanulla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44527/
[13:40] <jrib> Rajec: 32bit will work as well if you want to use that
[13:40] <brettt_> Hi, is there a command in terminal that will show like systeminfo?
[13:40] <jrib> brettt_: lspci and lshw
[13:40] <Rajec> jrib: yeah I see but 64bit should be better once I have 64bit CPU
[13:40] <KenBW22> dr_willis: ive already installed ubuntu-restricted-extras, dunno if that has the w32codecs package in it
[13:41] <jrib> Rajec: how much ram do you have?
[13:41] <dr_willis> KenBW22,  if you dident have medibuntu enabled.. it dident.
[13:41] <dr_willis> I think.
[13:41] <dooglus> amanulla: "using wiki"?  what do you mean by that?
[13:41] <Rajec> jrib: 1gb ;) but for example I heard that 64bit Vista version is faster than 32bit
[13:41] <ikonia> Rajec: you heard wrong
[13:41] <amanulla> i have installed ubuntu 8 in xp as an application software in xp using wiki
[13:41] <dr_willis> Rajec,  i imagine it depends on the tasks the OS is doing.. I dont find it any faster. :)
[13:42] <ikonia> amanulla: wubi
[13:42] <KenBW22> dr_willis: i can *play* the wma's, but im trying to convert ione to mp3 using soundKonverter. but it doesn't list wma's as a supported format
[13:42] <JackTop> hmm i think i really have problems.  parted shows / as sda5, but grub need it as (hd0,6)
[13:42] <Rajec> ikonia: thats experience of one of my (very experienced) friend
[13:42] <lrojas> i just installed ubuntu server, and i was following the documentation to install lighttpd + ruby + rails, everything installed ok but now when i try to access the site, it says conection refused... what am i doing wrong?
[13:42] <ikonia> Rajec: he's wrong
[13:42] <amanulla> it mean i can uninstall it when ever i need from add r remove programs
[13:42] <ikonia> Rajec: and doesn't appear that experienced
[13:42] <ikonia> JackTop: thats correct
[13:42] <dooglus> amanulla: you just said "using wiki" again.  what do you mean by that?  wikis are a kind of website that users can edit
[13:42] <lrojas> anybody?
[13:42] <JackTop> i'm pretty sure that sda6 used to be my root...
[13:42] <Pici> dooglus: amanulla means Wubi
[13:42] <ushimitsudoki> amanulla: wubi?
[13:42] <amanulla> ok im wrong its wubi
[13:42] <jrib> Rajec: I don't see why, 64bit just lets you address > 4GB ram.  You won't notice a speed difference if there is one anyway.  The issue is that some software isn't available for 64bit.  For a desktop user, I can only thing of the lack of sun's java plugin for 64bit
[13:42] <ikonia> JackTop: why is that a problem ?
[13:43] <dr_willis> KenBW22,  thats a different thing then. :)  It may not even support wma. or it may be a compile time option. I would check the ubuntu forums, and perhaps the soundkonverter homepage.
[13:43] <dooglus> JackTop: sda6 is (hd0,5) I think
[13:43] <nAhIaN> Pici: I've runned that command the nany other command do I need to do ???
[13:43] <drue_> Setting up gnome-games-data (1:2.22.3-0ubuntu2) ... How long does this normally Take?
[13:43] <Pici> nAhIaN: Nope, that should do it
[13:43] <ikonia> dooglus: depends on the extended partition layout, but your correct
[13:43] <sipior> lrojas: well, is the web server running?
[13:43] <Rajec> dr_willis, ikonia, jrib so rather 32bit  beccuase of potencial problems with 64bit version
[13:43] <KenBW22> dr_willis: oh right. i had the same problem with mp3's until i installed lame. assumed there must be one for wma's as well
[13:43] <dr_willis> Rajec,  for most people i dont see much reason to go 64bit unless you got lots of ram.
[13:44] <amanulla> konia:is it wubi
[13:44] <dr_willis> KenBW22,  no idea on that . I never touch wma's :)
[13:44] <jrib> Rajec: that's what I would recommend, yes
[13:44] <dooglus> JackTop: I have "root (hd0,1)" and "root=/dev/hda2"
[13:44] <Rajec> dr_willis, ikonia, jrib ok thanks ;)
[13:44] <KenBW22> dr_willis: i dont normally, but there wasnt an mp3 available
[13:44] <amanulla> ikonia: is it wubi or wiki?
[13:44] <ikonia> amanulla: wubi
[13:44] <nAhIaN> Pici: thanks
[13:44] <amanulla> ok
[13:44] <dr_willis> KenBW22,  you may want to google for wma to wav converter apps and see whats out.
[13:44] <dr_willis> !wma
[13:45] <JackTop> ikonia: don't know seems i lost my swap partition.  i've tried to repair my partitioning. both parted and qtparted showed problems.  ok maybe they have all moved now.  i'm happy i can boot again.  is there some utility that will check the integrety of my partitioning?
[13:45] <amanulla> any one for meeee
[13:45] <ikonia> JackTop: fsck will check your file system integrity
[13:46] <zacha> I had one unformatted partition that was 1024MB. When I formatted it to linux-swap, It has left over a 7mb unformatted partition. How do I get the 1019MB and 7.84MB back together?
[13:46] <moncojhr> im getting constantly this error in my syslogs Sep  8 22:30:09 ubuntu pulseaudio[6633]: protocol-native.c: Failed to push data into queue , whats going on?
[13:46] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[13:46] <dr_willis> amanulla,  i imagine everyone has totally frogotten your original question now.. YOu may wish to rephrase/summarize it in a better format.
[13:46] <riegersn> Im on a desktop that always powered on, can I turn off the 2 power management services (acpid & apmd) ?
[13:46] <amanulla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44527/
[13:47] <amanulla> its in clear over here
[13:47] <JackTop> ikonia: and how can i check that the partition table is ok ?
[13:47] <amanulla> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44527/
[13:47] <ikonia> JackTop: why would it not be - the partition table is either valid - or invalid
[13:47] <drue_> Will sudo dpkg --configure -a Also fix my sound driver cause i had a power outage which caused all of this
[13:47] <JackTop> ikonia: i think something went wrong when i was resizing the disk using qparted
[13:47] <dr_willis> amanulla,  not everyone has a web browser handy. a summary is always handy.
[13:48] <nAhIaN> Pici: I am using amsn for msn mesenger but for yahoo which one is better than pidgin brother, in pidgin I dont get any notification if user come online or offline
[13:48] <ikonia> JackTop: so if you can mount the partitions there is a valid partition table
[13:48] <amanulla> ok i need to configure internet connection  in ubuntu 7.04 how can i
[13:48] <ikonia> JackTop: I'd be more worried about your file system
[13:48] <Pici> nAhIaN: I'm not sure, sorry. I dont a messaging client.
[13:48] <nAhIaN> Pici: ohh ok
[13:49] <arvind> nAhIaN, use the plugins in pidgin for that ... then there is kopete
[13:49] <ricc101> Hi can anyone help me on how to install drivers via the terminal?
[13:49] <amanulla> dr_willis:can  you get my problem
[13:49] <Muhammad_Saad> Hello, I have recently configured my display settings and since then, the gdm log-in screen is not displayed properly. Everything else is working but I cannot see the options menu while logging in. Any help?
[13:49] <ikonia> ricc101: what drivers ?
[13:49] <amanulla> is im clear/
[13:49] <JackTop> ok, i suppose that i have to unmount the fs before being able to fsck ?
[13:49] <arvind> ricc101, drivers for what?
[13:49] <ricc101> the lovely creative x-fi ones :/
[13:49] <ikonia> JackTop: thats a very good idea
[13:49] <riegersn> Im on a desktop that always powered on, can I turn off the 2 power management services (acpid & apmd) ?
[13:49] <ikonia> ricc101: there should be documentation with the drivers on what to do / how to use them
[13:50] <ricc101> I am trying to do that but the i cant get it to run in the root directory
[13:50] <dr_willis> amanulla,  this is a wired network? or wireless?   i have no machines with 7.04 so really cant walk you through the menus either.
[13:50] <ikonia> ricc101: what command are you trying to do, and what error
[13:50] <drue_> Does anyone know if i can reinstall my sound drivers Via Terminal?
[13:50] <ikonia> drue_: 1.) why do you want to re-install 2.) what drivers ?
[13:50] <ricc101> says bash ./: is a directory
[13:50] <drue_> my sound dont work anymore
[13:50] <ikonia> ricc101: your just doing ./ ???
[13:51] <ricc101> when i type in ./ installer
[13:51] <ikonia> ricc101: ./installer
[13:51] <ricc101> the files are there i've moved them
[13:51] <ikonia> drue_: so why re-install your sound card drivers ?
[13:51] <amanulla> dr_willis:i cant get your question
[13:51] <ikonia> ricc101: what command does the docs tell you to run
[13:51] <drue_> when i open volume i get this "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found."
[13:51] <amanulla> can you be clear?
[13:52] <ikonia> drue_: what happened to break the setup, what did you do ?
[13:52] <dr_willis> amanulla,  this is a wired network? or wireless?    (seems very clear to me)
[13:52] <riegersn> Can anyone point me in the right direction of where to find out what services I can disable and what I can't ?
[13:52] <drue_> it work but i had a power outage then when i rebooted it didnt work
[13:52] <arvind> drue_, was the sound working previously?
[13:52] <amanulla> are you asking about my network connection?
[13:52] <drue_> yes
[13:52] <ikonia> riegersn: you should be able to enable/disable any service you want
[13:52] <ricc101> it says Run one of the following commands as root in the terminal:
[13:53] <ricc101> ./installer
[13:53] <ikonia> riegersn: most are controlled by init scripts
[13:53] <amanulla> dr_willis:are you asking about my network connection?
[13:53] <ricc101> which i did and it says no such file or directory which is bull
[13:53] <dr_willis> amanulla,  err.. yes..
[13:53] <arvind> drue_, after you ran sudo dpkg --configure -a what happend?
[13:53] <ikonia> riegersn: so you need to run ./installer in the directory where the file "installer" exists
[13:53] <drue_> it done a bunch of stuff
[13:53] <amanulla> it is a wired
[13:53] <amanulla> one
[13:53] <drue_> it fixed my updates
[13:53] <riegersn> ikonia, but i know there are some services that is best to keep on
[13:54] <amanulla> its a point to point connection
[13:54] <ikonia> riegersn: such as ?
[13:54] <ikonia> riegersn: you only keep on what you want
[13:54] <ikonia> riegersn: what you keep on is what you want
[13:54] <amanulla> type pppoe ethernet interface
[13:54] <amanulla> is im clear?
[13:54] <dr_willis> amanulla,  You are trying to run a single cable from one pc to another with no router/hub?  Im not clear on how pppoe fits into that.
[13:55] <brettt_> Hi, is there anyway to make my whole top panel transparent
[13:55] <ricc101> where is the root directory
[13:55] <riegersn> ikonia, so i can disable like "system communication bus (dbus)" and not have any issues?
[13:55] <brettt_> with out making the icons and text disapear?
[13:55] <dGodFatheR> i need some instant help please, i am in a vnc session and i minimized my windows only they disappeared from the screen
[13:55] <Pici> ricc101:
[13:55] <Pici> ricc101: /
[13:55] <dGodFatheR> how do i get them back to view? i need the console and everything else
[13:55] <amanulla> i have a wireless box over my upstairs from there its wired to my system is im clear?
[13:55] <ikonia> riegersn: depends on what you want to do, dbus is important to the desktop
[13:55] <ricc101> im in there for the terminal but i need to put the files to run it
[13:55] <jrib> dGodFatheR: does alt-tab work maybe?
[13:56] <arvind_khadri> drue_, sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-base
[13:56] <ikonia> riegersn: run the command in the directory where "installer" exists
[13:56] <dGodFatheR> jrib: No man it's the first thing i tried
[13:56] <riegersn> ikonia, see thats what I mean, i want to slim this box down but don't know what all the services do
[13:56] <drue_> ok thanks
[13:56] <ikonia> riegersn: then just disable the obvious stuff
[13:56] <dGodFatheR> it changes through my host pc applications
[13:56] <arvind_khadri> drue_, try that...
[13:56] <ikonia> riegersn: things like dbus are low resource anyway
[13:56] <dGodFatheR> but not inside the vnc
[13:56] <amanulla> ok will be back in few minutes byeee for nowwwww
[13:57] <riegersn> ikonia, is there a site that can explain what they all do?
[13:57] <jrib> dGodFatheR: you have a panel at the top?
[13:57] <riegersn> ikonia, thats really what Im looking for
[13:57] <dGodFatheR> yes a vnc config panel
[13:57] <dGodFatheR> jrib: yes a vnc config panel
[13:57] <ikonia> riegersn: well, there are various sites such as tldp.org that has basic overview to linux which will include some services
[13:57] <dGodFatheR> with 3 options
[13:57] <drue_> ok let me finish these updates
[13:57] <jrib> dGodFatheR: you are in ubuntu right?
[13:59] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[13:59] <evilclutch> hello
[14:00] <PredaGR> hello people, my firefox installed adobe flash player, but no sound coming, was wondering how I can fix it
[14:00] <arvind_khadri> PredaGR, which FF??
[14:01] <PredaGR> 3.0.1
[14:01] <kbrosnan> PredaGR: see known issues section of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[14:01] <arvind_khadri> PredaGR, enable backports and check for the latest one
[14:01] <kbrosnan> 3.0.1 is the latest
[14:02] <drue_> ok that didnt fix my sound problem, Is there a way i can uninstall then reinstall gstreamer?
[14:02] <zacha> How do I merge two unformatted partitions together (1GB + 7MB)?
[14:02] <PredaGR> arvind_khadri: backports?
[14:02] <ikonia> zacha: is it worth it for 7 meg
[14:02] <arvind_khadri> kbrosnan, ya i know
[14:02] <dooglus> zacha: use gparted
[14:02] <arvind_khadri> !backports > PredaGR
[14:02] <Pici> zacha: You'd need to delete one and expand the other using gparted, but only if they are adjacent, of course.
[14:03] <dGodFatheR> jrib: well?
[14:03] <dGodFatheR> jrib: yes i am in ubuntu
[14:03] <dGodFatheR> using the xvnc4viewer
[14:03] <drue_> sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-plugins-base Did not fix my sound problem,is there a way i can uninstall then install gstreamer?
[14:04] <JackTop> ok how do i boot into single user mode from the live cd ?
[14:04] <drue_> some one please help me
[14:04] <ricc101> can anyone please tell me which folder is the root folder to copy files into to run the ./installer file?
[14:04] <ikonia> JackTop: use the boot option "single" from your grub menu, you don't need the live cd for that
[14:05] <ikonia> ricc101: it doesn't matter
[14:05] <ikonia> ricc101: you can make a directory where ever you want
[14:05] <Captain_Redbeard> I have a cmake question... I'm getting: Unknown CMake command "macro_optional_find_package" What is this aand how can I work around it?
[14:05] <drue_> ok brb i have to restart
[14:05] <ricc101> I've tried and it keeps saying no such file or folder
[14:05] <ikonia> ricc101: you "make" the directory you want
[14:05] <ikonia> ricc101: then put the files in it
[14:06] <Captain_Redbeard> anyone?
[14:06] <ricc101> i;ve done that and it says it has to be run as root
[14:06] <ikonia> !pm > Gopan
[14:06] <Pici> ricc101: Where are you trying to make a folder?
[14:06] <ikonia> ricc101: use sudo
[14:06] <arvind_khadri> ricc101, then use sudo before it
[14:06] <trylleklovn> morning lads, due to a bug in the sound driver im using, i need to reload the driver upon reentry from suspend, i do that by adding "fuser -k /dev/snd/*; modprobe -r snd-cs46xx; modprobe snd-cs46xx" to /etc/acpi/resume.d/72-acpi-pain.sh but it doesn't seem to be executed, if i run the commands manually it works fine
[14:06] <ricc101> thanks ill try it out
[14:07] <valentinex> Hi file sharing problem i am getting error message long error message while trying to share a file
[14:07] <JackTop> ikonia: i don't have a single option.  just lots of kernels and recovery modes. also a memtest86+
[14:07] <JuJuBee> I use  NIS for login in my room.  It was working fine last week, but today, I cannot seem to get it to start on the workstations.
[14:07] <ricc101> now says sudo: ./installer: command not found
[14:07] <ikonia> JackTop: you append the word single to the boot argumentts
[14:08] <arvind_khadri> ricc101, do you have a source?
[14:08] <arvind_khadri> ricc101, source as in the compressed form of the drivers...
[14:08] <ricc101> this where i've put the files  '/home/ricc101/Documents/installer'
[14:08] <JuJuBee> I cant get nis tto start on student workstation... sudo /etc/init.d/nis start (or restar ) then ps aux | grep nis does not show anything but the grep...
[14:09] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[14:09] <arvind_khadri> ricc101, ok now cd into it
[14:09] <cheeky> can anyone tellme why when i install ubvuntu itdoesnt load up when i restard my computer after the installing from the livecd
[14:09] <drue_> Thank you guys so much
[14:09] <ikonia> JuJuBee: nis is not a program
[14:09] <drue_> all of my problems are resolved
[14:09] <Gopan> yahooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[14:09] <arvind_khadri> drue_, welcome :)
[14:09] <ikonia> Gopan: please don't do that
[14:10] <ricc101> I've cd'ed
[14:10] <JuJuBee> Sorry, my bad, ypbind is running, but nobody can log in still
[14:10] <JuJuBee> Was fine Friday.
[14:10] <ricc101> into the documents folder
[14:10] <veeti123> cheeky have you checked your bios, it's possible that computer boots from wrong media (harddisk)
[14:10] <ikonia> JuJuBee: have you built your maps, have you got the clients to bind to it
[14:10] <ricc101> what do i do now? thanks
[14:10] <ikonia> ricc101: follow the instructions with the installer
[14:10] <zacha> Sorry I didn't see the new replies. This is what it looks like: http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/5512/partitionmk3.png
[14:10] <ricc101> Thats what im trying to tell you i am
[14:10] <cheeky> can anyone tell me why my installation didnt work from my live cd?
[14:11] <ricc101> but its not working
[14:11] <ikonia> ricc101: what part is not working now
[14:11] <cheeky> it just goes to a black screen
[14:11] <ricc101> ./installer part
[14:11] <JuJuBee> ikonia : how can I tell if the bind was successful?  ypcat passwd works
[14:11] <ikonia> ricc101: show me "ls -la installer"
[14:11] <veeti123> cheeky if you don't know what bios are it doesn't matter
[14:11] <valentinex> hello file sharing problem
[14:11] <Captain_Redbeard> anyone here who has some experience with cmake?
[14:11] <ikonia> JuJuBee: is that on a client - or the server
[14:11] <cheeky> i  i do kinda
[14:11] <JuJuBee> client
[14:11] <cheeky> i set up my boot sequence
[14:11] <veeti123> cheeky ahaa
[14:11] <cheeky> and it still gives me the ubuntu slash screen
[14:12] <ikonia> JuJuBee: then it should be bound, if an external client can do a ypcat - you know it's hitting a master/slave server
[14:12] <cheeky> splash screen and then goes black
[14:12] <ricc101> -rwxr--r-- 1 ricc101 ricc101 33149 2008-04-09 04:24 installer
[14:12] <cheeky> mind you i have 2 HDD
[14:12] <veeti123> hmm
[14:12] <cheeky> one running wndows
[14:12] <cheeky> and the other hoping to try ubuntu
[14:12] <dr_willis> cheeky,  one is the framebuffer splash. other is X configuration/Video card drivers  are seperate thing.
[14:12] <veeti123> cheeky i google some, wait a second
[14:12] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[14:12] <ikonia> ricc101: so if you do "sudo ./installer" what happens ?
[14:12] <dr_willis> cheeky,  People will want to know your exact video card I imagine.
[14:12] <madk> nmap localhost tells, ipp port is open, nmap from the client machine doesnt see ipp port at all! what's wrong? client is even in /etc/hosts.allow and i think i configured /etc/cups/cupsd.conf right...   http://pastebin.ca/1197183 this is my cupsd.con  any suggestioins?
[14:13] <JuJuBee> ikonia : after entering username and password, seems to hang  Blank screen  Background pic only (background of login screen)
[14:13] <cheeky> its a nvidia 6600
[14:13] <ricc101> ahhhhh thanks ikonia its working now
[14:13] <ikonia> madk: hosts.allow is for connections, not port scans
[14:13] <cheeky> but see iam still running on the live cd right now
[14:13] <ikonia> JuJuBee: most common cause will be name resolution on that
[14:13] <cheeky> coz this is my second install and still cant get it up and running
[14:13] <ikonia> JuJuBee: if you get a black screen - it means it's taken the credentilas
[14:13] <ikonia> credentials even
[14:13] <madk> ikonia, so, i would see the ipp port if i scan from the client machine!
[14:13] <kooothor_> can someone help me out with this fan pb on mactel ? thx >> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5749409#post5749409
[14:14] <ikonia> madk: depends if there is anything blocking that port (hosts allow doesn't block a port)
[14:14] <JuJuBee> ikonia : yp.conf lists server by IP not name
[14:14] <ikonia> JuJuBee: sorry, I mean from the server back to the client
[14:14] <ikonia> JuJuBee: reverse loolup
[14:14] <ikonia> lookup
[14:14] <ikonia> JuJuBee: have you got NFS home directories ?
[14:14] <JuJuBee> Yes
[14:14] <madk> ikonia, can you look at the cupsd.conf file i posted? ( http://pastebin.ca/1197183 ) what's wrong with it?
[14:14] <ikonia> JuJuBee: can you ping the client ?
[14:15] <ikonia> madk: what problem are you having
[14:15] <JuJuBee> yes
[14:15] <ikonia> JuJuBee: so is the nfs server running, resolvable, pingable, from the client ?
[14:15] <madk> ikonia, i cant install the printer (on windows client) from my linux (server). the printer is running with cups.
[14:16] <zacha> why is one partition nestled under /dev/sda2 while the other isn't? http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/5512/partitionmk3.png
[14:16] <ikonia> madk: what happens when you try to install it, and what type of printer is it
[14:16] <JuJuBee> ikonia : Yes
[14:16] <ricc101> right im now getting after runing the file
[14:16] <ricc101> checking for gcc... gcc
[14:16] <ricc101> checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[14:16] <ikonia> ricc101: install the package "build-essential"
[14:17] <Pici> ricc101: you need to install the build-essential metapackage: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[14:17] <ikonia> JuJuBee: well, thats the most common issue - name resolution and nfs server
[14:17] <dr_willis> cheeky,  You could install the nvidia-glx-new package from the console of your installed system. that may kick it in the head. :)
[14:17] <ikonia> JuJuBee: your nis server appears to be working in that it has authorised your client
[14:17] <madk> ikonia, i cant find the printer. so i did the portscan which tells, ipp port isnt opened. on server, i can access cups with localhost:631
[14:17] <madk> ikonia, i did it with this how-to: http://www.linux-fuer-alle.de/doc_show.php?docid=132
[14:18] <the_darkside_986> What's the GUI way to change the host name in Ubuntu? I tried changing the host name file but that seems to cause problems and doesn't update everywhere.
[14:18] <dr_willis> !hostname
[14:18] <ikonia> madk: sounds like the cups server isn't listening on the interface you want
[14:18] <kia>   /quit
[14:18] <ikonia> madk: in future if possible try to use ubuntu docs/guides
[14:18] <kooothor_> can someone help me out with this fan pb on mactel ? thx >> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5749409#post5749409
[14:18] <JuJuBee> ikonia : thanks, but client still hangs after uname/passwd  Students cannot login still.  Any other suggestions?
[14:18] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[14:19] <ikonia> JuJuBee: I'd strongly look at the NFS server, does the nfs server log mounting the home drive on that clients IP / MAc ?
[14:19] <exalted> Hi. What's the proper way of changing tty's resolutions?
[14:19] <srn> is there a log file of execution of /etc/acpi/resume.d ? and where?
[14:19] <brEz> Hi, how can I change the xchat icon in the panel when it's minimised?
[14:19] <madk> ikonia, hmmm.. k, in future. you have suggestions?
[14:20] <ikonia> madk: yes, if the application is not listening on the IP you want (localhost only) then something is blocking it, or it's not bound to the correct interface
[14:20] <ikonia> madk: what make of printer is it
[14:20] <joaopinto> brEz, I don't think you can change it, it's probably hardcoded
[14:20] <Tulimaq> ﻿RyanPrior:  what is your sudo fdisk -l output
[14:20] <ricc101> got the file to run this time but right at the end it says:
[14:20] <brEz> =[
[14:20] <ricc101> make: *** [all] Error 2
[14:21] <ricc101> make: *** [install] Error 2
[14:21] <madk> ikonia, it is hp
[14:21] <ricc101> Installation Unsuccessful
[14:21] <brEz> makes the whole theme oogly :P
[14:21] <ikonia> ricc101: then you need to get support from the people who make the driver
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <FloodBot2> ricc101: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <ricc101> ricc101@Ubuntu-Desktop:~$
[14:21] <madk> ikonia, hp laserjet 1200 sw, a laser printer
[14:21] <ikonia> madk: no problem, so its quite a supported one, good
[14:21] <arvind_k> ricc101, hang on... paste the output after you ran ./installer on pastebin
[14:22] <arvind_k> !pastebin | ricc101
[14:22] <exalted> What's the proper way of changing ttys' resolutions? (P.S.: I'm well aware of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ChangeTTYResolution, but it won't work for me)
[14:22] <cheeky> dr_W
[14:22] <JackTop> ikonia: hehe, am in the root shell now, and have umounted the filesystems.  what are the best options to run on ext3 fs ?
[14:22] <cheeky> iam still on live cd
[14:22] <cheeky> i cant get it to boot my copy that i installed
[14:23] <ikonia> JackTop: fsck /dev/$device is all you need
[14:23] <ricc101> sorry its I've pasted thanks for the info, sorry to be such a pain
[14:23] <JackTop> ikonia: many thanks for your help
[14:23] <Pici> cheeky: Are you removing the CD from your drive before you try to boot to the installed version?
[14:23] <arvind_k> ricc101, give us the URL it returns :P
[14:23] <adityag> how do i format a pen drive ?
[14:23] <ricc101> http://paste.ubuntu.com/44538/
[14:23] <RyanPrior> Tulimaq: It lists my two partitions and my swap, no mention of the USB drive.
[14:24] <cheeky> i removed the cd when i restarted my computer
[14:24] <cheeky> after the installation
[14:24] <arvind_k> adityag, by cli?
[14:24] <madk> ikonia, so what do i do?
[14:24] <valentinex> Folder sharing problem...........
[14:24] <adityag> arvind_k: any way...either cli or gui
[14:24] <Pici> valentinex: Are you asking a question?
[14:24] <ikonia> madk: find out if anything is block it, and check the config for what interfaces it's bounc to
[14:24] <ikonia> bound to
[14:25] <spiritssight> any one here know how to setup and us DD-WRT router firmware
[14:25] <spiritssight> I am unable to connect using my dyndns account domain
[14:25] <arvind_k> adityag, use gparted
[14:25] <yates> my system often, usually just after dismissing a dialog box, unexpectedly switches to another workspace. this is very annoying - anyone know the reason?
[14:25] <ikonia> spiritssight: sorry - thats not an ubuntu problem
[14:25] <Pici> spiritssight: Join #dd-wrt
[14:25] <ikonia> spiritssight: this channel is for support questions towards ubuntu only
[14:26] <yates> 8.04lts
[14:26] <yates> on a laptop/touchpad
[14:26] <spiritssight> Pici: I know this is a ubuntu room, I ask because it seems there is no one in or responsing in the dd-wrt room
[14:26] <ikonia> spiritssight: that doesn't make it appropriate to as in here
[14:26] <arvind_k> ricc101, did you run sudo ./installer or not?
[14:27] <yates> has anyone else seen this unexpected workspace switch?
[14:27] <krunchyfrog> Howdy
[14:28] <krunchyfrog> Is there a package for installing a wiki somewhere in apt-get?
[14:28] <RyanPrior> I've got a USB drive (recognized as Lexar Media by lsusb) but it won't automount. Can anybody help me mount it?
[14:28] <yates> what is the normal keystroke sequence for switching workspaces?
[14:28] <valentinex> Pici:  when i try to share a file i get error http://paste.ubuntu.com/44540/
[14:28] <RyanPrior> yates: ctrl+alt+(left|right|up|down)
[14:28] <spiritssight> well I guess I will ask the question I asked last night and still having problem is I can not access any wireless network with my system
[14:29] <spiritssight> can any one help with this issue
[14:29] <ikonia> spiritssight: your router is not setup
[14:29] <ricc101> i did arvind_K read further up
[14:29] <yates> RyanPrior: thanks
[14:29] <Pici> valentinex: run this: gksudo gedit /etc/samba/smb.conf      and add or change "usershare owner only = False"  to the file.
[14:30] <ricc101> i get this now http://paste.ubuntu.com/44538/
[14:30] <spiritssight> ikonia: Yes it is my gf computer access the router
[14:30] <spiritssight> wireless
[14:30] <weboide> krunchyfrog: have you tried phpwiki ?
[14:30] <ikonia> spiritssight: then why are you looking for setup help with your router ?
[14:31] <dooglus> krunchyfrog: have you tried aswiki, didiwiki, docbookwiki, dokuwiki, hiki, ikiwiki, indywiki, jspwiki, kwiki, mediawiki, parsewiki, phpwiki, twiki, and wiliki?
[14:31] <krunchyfrog> heheheh
[14:31] <weboide> krunchyfrog: I found many ones on apt... just do apt-cache search 'wiki'
[14:31] <madk> ikonia, can't find anything whcih tells me to which interface cups is bound
[14:31] <spiritssight> setup of the router with regardes to being able to connect remotly (dyndns)
[14:31] <ikonia> madk: try telneting to the port
[14:31] <arvind_k> ricc101, read the installation notes properly for pre-requisites
[14:31] <ikonia> spiritssight: I see
[14:31] <vbabiy> Hey has any one been able to use banshee 1.2.1 with the IPOD 5th gen?
[14:32] <krunchyfrog> wow, it's the first time I see the apt-search command
[14:32] <cheeky> can anyone tell me why my installation of ubuntu doesnt load up even after i removed the disk when i t was restarting and change the boot sequence to HDD and then it loads ubunti splash screen and then just goes into a  blank screen ?
[14:32] <valentinex> Pici: it opened a text file now where to add usershare owner only = false?
[14:32] <madk> ikonia, nmap cant find the port...
[14:32] <ricc101> this is what i have been following http://paste.ubuntu.com/44541/
[14:32] <RyanPrior> vbabiy: As far as I know, 5th gen iPod doesn't have Linux support. Apple is doing all it can to make its products work only with iTunes.
[14:32] <weboide> krunchyfrog: you can do : apt-cache search 'whatyouwant'  and then do, apt-cache show packageyouwant to see info
[14:32] <ikonia> madk: I didn't say nmap it
[14:32] <madk> ikonia, telnet cant connect to that port
[14:33] <Pici> valentinex: Anywhere is fine. Maybe the bottom of the file.
[14:33] <krunchyfrog> cool
[14:33] <ikonia> madk: ok, so it's not listening on that port, so check your cups config/setup
[14:33] <vbabiy> RyanPrior: no this is the Ipod with video it works well with amarok
[14:34] <madk> ikonia, i did that. twice. i cant find the error.
[14:34] <valentinex> Pici: with commas? ﻿"usershare owner only = False"
[14:34] <spiritssight> any one help with my issue of wireless manger not see ANY wireless in the area and its not the router as my gf system is connected to it with out a problem
[14:34] <RyanPrior> vbabiy: Cool. I guess 5th gen must be supported now, then. If you're looking for people more familiar with Banshee, try joining irc.gnome.org/banshee
[14:34] <Pici> valentinex: You mean quotations? No, without them.
[14:34] <arvind_k> ricc101, you are missing some files... i dont know which ones
[14:34] <ikonia> madk: you won't find an error in the config file, you need to look for an interface and/or port setup, and if there isn't one there, check the default out and see if it's what you want
[14:35] <yates> spiritssight: are you using a laptop with a Broadcom wireless card?
[14:35] <madk> can someone check my cupsd.conf? http://pastebin.ca/1197201
[14:36] <ikonia> madk: whats this Listen 192.168.1.*:631
[14:36] <ikonia> madk: thats an interface and port
[14:36] <ikonia> madk: exactly as I've just told you
[14:36] <madk> ikonia, i added this just one minuite ago
[14:36] <madk> ikonia, and it didn't work with or without this entry
[14:36] <ikonia> madk: is that a valid parameter to use ?
[14:36] <spiritssight> yates: yes I am using laptop with broadcom wireless 4311 I think is the number and I did a lot of stuff yesterday with installing nsdwrapper etc and it made no differents for me
[14:36] <yates> spiritssight: and what's "gf"?
[14:36] <ikonia> madk: is LISTEN a cups parameter
[14:36] <madk> ikonia, 192.168.1.33:631 didnt work either
[14:36] <spiritssight> girl friend
[14:37] <madk> the two entrys above were in the default configuration. so i assume yes
[14:37] <yates> did you install the firmware?
[14:37] <arvind_k> ricc101, btw what are you compiling?
[14:37] <yates> spiritssight: did you install the firmware?
[14:37] <spiritssight> I believe so
[14:37] <ikonia> madk: well the first line binds it to the localhost only
[14:37] <krunchyfrog> Now, can anyone help me reconfigure my tvpc? It's connected to my tv using the s-video out of my fx5200 but  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and rebooting didn't help
[14:37] <spiritssight> yates: I believe so
[14:37] <ghamdan> Assistance!!! Any advise on how to view my Ubuntu file system from MSwindows XP -- i got a duel boot happening ?
[14:38] <erUSUL> !ext3 | ghamdan
[14:38] <yates> spiritssight: i have the exact same situation and mine worked beautifully immediately
[14:38] <ikonia> ghamdan: I advise you not to
[14:38] <madk> ikonia, oh, that's not what i want.
[14:38] <ikonia> ghamdan: the ext3 driver is not stable in windows - please check in ##windows for window support
[14:38] <adidust> how to install nist net in ubuntu 7.04? anyone can help me on this? need urgent help. lecturer want to see result tomorrow
[14:39] <Pici> adidust: nist net?
[14:39] <ikonia> adidust: what is nist net
[14:39] <yates> spiritssight: did you see some message about "fw-cutter" or somesuch when you installed the firmware?
[14:39] <weboide> ghamdan: try this, works good : http://www.diskinternals.com/linux-reader/
[14:39] <yates> spiritssight: are you using 8.04LTS?
[14:39] <adidust> network emulator
[14:39] <dooglus> ghamdan: I use the ext3 driver in windows to read my linux drive, but don't trust it to write
[14:39] <ikonia> adidust: well I suggest you use the resources your lecturer gave you
[14:39] <adidust> my lecturer gave me nothing
[14:39] <adidust> just ask me to install it
[14:40] <ikonia> adidust: I can't see nist net as an ubuntu packaged application
[14:40] <spiritssight> yates: yes I am using 804lts, and yes I do see the fw-cutter
[14:40] <Pici> adidust: From where?
[14:40] <spiritssight> yates: I PM you
[14:40] <adidust> http://snad.ncsl.nist.gov/nistnet/
[14:40] <adidust> i am from malaysia
[14:40] <ghamdan> thanks for advise guys ..!!! It appears safe to read but not to write !!
[14:40] <ikonia> adidust: there are documents on that page
[14:41] <ikonia> adidust: use the docs on that page
[14:41] <valentinex> Pici:  Didn't work still same error message. copy pasted and saved that document . > usershare owner only = False
[14:41] <dooglus> ghamdan: http://www.howtoforge.com/access-linux-partitions-from-windows
[14:41] <adidust> that why i dunno how
[14:41] <adidust> i am new to linux
[14:41] <ikonia> adidust: open them up and read through them
[14:41] <ikonia> adidust: read the docs then, they seem quite solid and self explinatory
[14:41] <adidust> i tried
[14:41] <adidust> but failed
[14:41] <ghamdan> dooglus thanks mate
[14:41] <Pici> valentinex: You need to run this as well: sudo invoke-rc.d samba restart
[14:41] <ikonia> adidust: then speak to your lecturer to get help
[14:41] <yates> spiritssight: i don't know how to pm!
[14:42] <adidust> i got installation guide but its for 6.06
[14:42] <ikonia> adidust: then speak to your lecturer to get help
[14:42] <adidust> ....
[14:42] <adidust> my lecturer want result only
[14:42] <ikonia> adidust: thats not the goal of a lecturer
[14:42] <adidust> dun want help
[14:42] <ikonia> adidust: speak to him and explain you don't understand the basics
[14:42] <adidust> maybe you can try talk to him
[14:42] <adidust> lol
[14:43] <adidust> then i am so gonna fail
[14:43] <Pici> adidust: We're not going to do your homework for you, sorry.
[14:43] <adidust> ...
[14:43] <valentinex> Pici: still same problem and error message. do u know what that the folder i am trying to share is in FAT32 my window partition
[14:43] <ikonia> adidust: if your course requires linux knowledge - then you should have linux knowlege. No course would tell someone to install linux software - without any linux pre-requisits
[14:43] <adidust> i just wanna ask some thing
[14:44] <ikonia> adidust: you did - you asked how to install it
[14:44] <adidust> cos i am not computer course
[14:44] <adidust> i am engineer course
[14:44] <krunchyfrog> ok I installed phpwiki but can't access from http...  is there any special trick to do to make it work?
[14:44] <ikonia> adidust: then speak to your lecturer
[14:44] <Fritz87> Im making my own live ubuntu USB os, Fritzbuntu.  Because there just aren't enough ubuntu distros out there
[14:44] <adidust> i cannot run cd /usr/src/linux
[14:44] <adidust> it says
[14:44] <ikonia> adidust: because it doesn't exist
[14:44] <adidust> file not found
[14:44] <adidust> ..
[14:44] <ikonia> adidust: it doesn't exist
[14:45] <madk> ikonia, i needed to add @LOCAL to the browsable section. this did it. i had an ip address there. but this didnt work :/
[14:45] <ikonia> madk: nice job !
[14:45] <Pici> valentinex: After running the sudo invoke command I suggested as well?
[14:45] <adidust> i go www.ict.kth.se/courses/2G1305/nistnet-under-ubuntu-20061012.html
[14:45] <adidust> it teaches me to type bla bla then type cd /usr/src/linux
[14:45] <cheeky> do i have to format or anything before installing ubuntu on a HDD tht had NTFS files system on it ,... ? coz i already deleted the partisiotn using gparted
[14:46] <ikonia> adidust: contact the person who wrote that document/your school
[14:46] <valentinex> Pici:  yup it stopped samba then started again.
[14:46] <adidust> i am in engineering college
[14:46] <ikonia> adidust: contact them
[14:46] <adidust> nobody noes linux leh
[14:46] <Fritz87> go engineering!
[14:46] <R_YoYo_R> adidust, /usr/src/linux doesnt exist normally on ubuntu
[14:46] <R_YoYo_R> adidust, you could download the kernel source
[14:46] <krunchyfrog> cheeky: if its for ubuntu only the installer will give a few choices and you can choose the entire disk
[14:47] <ikonia> R_YoYo_R: there is more to it than that
[14:47] <cheeky> i chose the entire disk
[14:47] <ikonia> R_YoYo_R: hence why we can't support that doc
[14:47] <cheeky> option
[14:47] <adidust> faint
[14:47] <krunchyfrog> then it will wipe the ntfs
[14:47] <cheeky> but do i need to like setup grub to run it properly after its been installed ?
[14:47] <R_YoYo_R> ikonia, does that directory exist if you grab the kernel source?
[14:47] <ikonia> R_YoYo_R: there is more to it than that
[14:47] <Fritz87> Nobody uses linux? At my school of engineering, all engineering freshmen take intro to computing for engineers and they spend the first week doing linux before they do things like matlab and C++
[14:47] <jrib> valentinex, Pici: bug 211966 probably
[14:48] <Tengu> hello
[14:48] <adidust> the instruction first say : 1. sudo apt-get install emacs21  i tried but it says file not found
[14:48] <Tengu> has someone tested/used "timevault" on ubuntu ?
[14:48] <ikonia> adidust: as I've told you that document is not applicable to later versions of ubuntu
[14:48] <jrib> valentinex, Pici: bah wrong bug.  Anyway, user gets added to sambashare group but needs to login again
[14:48] <adidust> then my uni must be 3rd class uni
[14:48] <yates> is there no way to become root? you must sudo each and every command?
[14:48] <adidust> cos we learn C++ and matlab only
[14:48] <adidust> zzz
[14:48] <Tengu> yates: sudo passwd -> activate root account; or "sudo -i" and you become root.
[14:48] <hateball> yates: sudo -i
[14:48] <jrib> Pici, valentinex: bug 212098
[14:49] <soundray> Tengu: please don't recommend this without attaching a warning
[14:49] <jrib> yates: just use sudo -i  if you think you really need a shell with constant root privileges
[14:49] <Pici> jrib: ah, thanks /me makes note
[14:49] <Tengu> soundray: which warning?
[14:49] <valentinex> :-s
[14:49] <Pici> !noroot | Tengu something like...
[14:49] <Pici> Tengu: or see !sudo
[14:49] <soundray> Tengu: that enabling root logins runs counter to Ubuntu's security design
[14:50] <Mirko> ciao
[14:50] <adidust> ikonia : that means if i wanna use that guide i must download back ubuntu version 6.06?
[14:50] <Tengu> -.- ok..... not really used to ""ubuntu security"", as I use other linux system. sorry. would know for the next time.
[14:50] <yates> thanks all re: sudo
[14:50] <soundray> Tengu: :)
[14:50] <ikonia> adidust: contact your lecturer and explain the situation
[14:50] <jrib> Pici, valentinex: personally, I had that bug and logging in again fixed it.  But I've had to tell someusers to add themselves to sambashare again manually
[14:50] <yates> also, is there an apt tutorial?
[14:50] <Mirko> italiani?
[14:50] <Pici> !it | Mirko
[14:50] <yates> a good one...
[14:50] <jrib> !apt > yates
[14:51] <darren__> Hi can some body please help me i have a usb wifi i can connect to the internet but it does not show any signel strength can some one help its been driving been reading in all the forums but no one seems to have the same problem
[14:51] <darren__> driving me nuts
[14:51] <yates> thanks ubottu
[14:51] <d_dyer> how do i remove items from the start menu?
[14:51] <yates> et al.
[14:51] <arvind_k> !wifi > darren__
[14:51] <Pici> d_dyer: Right click on the top of the menus and click edit menus
[14:51] <yates> got to go - spiritssight good luck on the wireless.
[14:51] <darren__> arvind_k:  yes a wireless usb
[14:51] <d_dyer> ok thanks
[14:51] <R_YoYo_R>  d_dyer start menu? lol ... sorry just funny
[14:51] <adidust> ikonia : i tell her i must download and install 6.06 cos later version of ubuntu does not support that document?
[14:52] <valentinex> jrib: how to add myself to that group?
[14:52] <ikonia> adidust: that document is now invalid
[14:52] <jrib> valentinex: did you log out and back in already?
[14:52] <darren__> d_dyer: system prefrences main menu
[14:52] <d_dyer> Thanks
[14:52] <adidust> cos the nist net emulator long long time din update liao
[14:52] <darren__> d_dyer:  no problem
[14:52] <valentinex> jrib: nope ok i am going to do that
[14:53] <jrib> valentinex: sure, if it still doesn't work, do 'sudo adduser $USER sambashare' and then login again
[14:53] <adidust> ikonia : Ok. Then how do i install the emulator?
[14:53] <valentinex> jrib: $user? its my username? or just write the same?
[14:53] <ikonia> adidust: talk to your lecturer - or read the docs on that site
[14:54] <ikonia> adidust: you've been told what to do and how to deal with it 3 times now
[14:54] <jrib> valentinex: $USER (caps are important) will be replaced by your actualy username automatically, but you can just write your username too since that's the same thing
[14:54] <darren__> Hi can any one help i have a plug in usb wireless card i can connet to internet but does not show signel strength i bought a diffrent type and model to see if it was the wireless but it doing the same its really anoyying if any one knows what it is please explain
[14:54] <adidust> ikonia : sorry. but that means the documents on that site also invalid liao ? cos the last time it is updated is year 2002 or 2003
[14:54] <valentinex> jrib: ok
[14:55] <ikonia> adidust: I don't know - I'm not reading the other documents, talk to your school
[14:55] <adidust> ikonia : Ok. Thanks a lot
[14:56] <Aethelred> adidust: there is a site with patches for those who want to use NISTNET with 2.6.* kernels:  http://www.dps.uibk.ac.at/~sven/publications.html#software
[14:57] <Tengu> darren__: I rememer I read a bug on launchpad about network manager not showing wireless power...
[14:57] <Tengu> darren__: maybe a small search on launchpad can help you :)
[14:58] <darren__> Tengu:  thats the problem i have one built in that is turned off aswell when thats on it shows signel strength just not the pug in wireless
[14:59] <adidust> aethelred : Thanks a lot dude.
[15:00] <xubuntuuser> Hi2all, does anybody use orage?? it shows me the config dialog at every startup. How can i stop that?
[15:01] <Aethelred> adidust: also, look here:  http://www.stabellini.net/nistnet.html
[15:03] <soundray> xubuntuuser: I don't know orage, but this kind of problem usually boils down to the program not being able to write its configuration files. Perhaps one of your config directories is not owned by you any more? Also consider asking in #xubuntu
[15:05] <xubuntuuser> soundray: if i change the configuration tese changes stay to the next reboot.
[15:05] <fevel> hi everyone
[15:05] <darren__> hi i think its called network manager the icon that shows signel strength does any one know if there is any prefrence settings for it..it does not show my signel strength
[15:05] <fevel> has anyone heard of vsx virtualization?
[15:07] <soundray> xubuntuuser: if the problem is a permissions one, as I suspect, you could fix it with 'sudo chown -R $USER:$USER $HOME'
[15:08] <xubuntuuser> soundray: thanks, i used the command... hoping for next reboot!
[15:08] <soundray> xubuntuuser: logging out and in again should be enough
[15:09] <xubuntuuser> ok
[15:09] <igormorgado> A sample image can be found here: http://200.179.57.57/100_3169.jpg
[15:09] <igormorgado> wrong paste =D
[15:09] <soundray> fevel: if this is not a support question, try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:10] <shank> Just installed ubuntu server on a Poweredge 2650 with broadcom net extreme card. I'm having issues, I cannot use anything network related. pinging gives me a destination unreachable....
[15:10] <tobago> how to find out how many sessions are accounted on the system? and its username?
[15:11] <soundray> tobago: 'w' or 'who'
[15:11] <Pici> tobago: w
[15:11] <Pici> tobago: or finger
[15:11] <erUSUL> tobago: how many sessions are open? or how many user accounts in total the machine has?
[15:11] <tobago> erUSUL, how many sessions are open
[15:11] <erUSUL> tobago: the follow the advice of soundray or Pici ;P
[15:12] <edju> screenlets under kde?  If so, anyone w/ a pointer?
[15:12] <tobago> Pici, it returns too much entries. on my machine is one session opened, but 11 entries
[15:12] <Pici> tobago: Do you have 11 terminals open?
[15:12] <erUSUL> shank: "ip a" and "ip route" output on a pastebin would be nice to have...
[15:12] <KDB9000> Need some help setting up Netatalk so I can have a mac talk to my Ubuntu Laptop.
[15:12] <Pici> tobago: Are they all your suername?
[15:12] <tobago> Pici, yes
[15:13] <tobago> but the user is accounted only once
[15:13] <Pici> tobago: I dont know what you mean by accounted
[15:13] <erUSUL> tobago: my comp has three now X windows a two screen's "tabs"
[15:13] <tobago> logged in
[15:13] <tobago> Pici, ^^
[15:13] <soundray> shank: what does 'lspci | grep Eth' give you? Please don't paste if it's more than one line.
[15:13] <shank> erUSUL: what is a paste bin
[15:14] <Pici> tobago: Each terminal 'session' counts as a separate login.
[15:14] <erUSUL> tobago: yes but every terminal uses one tty and counts
[15:14] <erUSUL> !paste | shank
[15:14] <shank> soundray: one sec
[15:14] <erUSUL> tobago: plus the one used by X window
[15:14] <shank> ah shucks, i'm using a IP KVM, and I cannot copy from here I dont think, let me see
[15:14] <erUSUL> shank: add what soundray asked to the big paste
[15:15] <tobago> Pici, erUSUL so finger/ who doesn't return the number of logged in users.
[15:15] <Pici> tobago: No, it does exactly that.
[15:15] <tobago> Pici, then i misunderstand the process of logging in.
[15:18] <Pici> tobago: Every time you open a terminal you run another login shell, and effectively login again. 'w' shows you from where the user is logged in from, see the TTY and FROM columns.
[15:18] <ogzy> i need the value that i should change for gdm setup at gconftool usage, anybody have an idea?
[15:19] <weboide> Pici: does it mean you can only open 6 terminal ?
[15:19] <Kenton> Hi. I'm techy but very new to Linux. I'm trying to access files on a Windows 2000 desktop from my Linux laptop. So far I'm able to read and write files on the Windows PC from my Linux PC, but I can't create any files on the Windows PC. Samba was preinstalled on my Laptop, and I haven't made any changes to the installation. I mount the shared directories by issuing "sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=... -o rw ..." command in a terminal window
[15:19] <soundray> ogzy: could you explain a bit more?
[15:19] <Pici> weboide: I dont believe there is a set number of login shells you can spawn.
[15:20] <weboide> Pici: there is 6 TTY started at boot time
[15:20] <Pici> weboide: Yes, I wasn't really referring to those though.
[15:20] <Lynet> Kenton: Can you create files on the share if you connect to it from a Windows pc?
[15:20] <weboide> Pici: okay ;)
[15:20] <AJC_Z0> X terminal logins use pseudo ttys, not real or virtual ones. They are finite but large in number
[15:21] <shank> Guys, what you have requested are screenshots located here http://www.theshank.net/linux/1.jpg http://www.theshank.net/linux/2.jpg http://www.theshank.net/linux/3.jpg
[15:21] <erUSUL> weboide: that's the numbr o getty processes that are run by default on boot...
[15:21] <ogzy> soundray, sure, i used python gconf binding to set up my icon set from terminal, now i want to the the similar thing for a new gdm theme set up so that i will change the defaut gdm theme, so if you know gconftool it sets some values for such things, do you know the value for gdm?
[15:21] <Pici> AJC_Z0: Large enough to not have to worry about the limit ;)
[15:21] <weboide> AJC_Z0: oh ok
[15:21] <Kenton> Lynet: Yes. Windows to Windows works fine.
[15:21] <AJC_Z0> Usually a subshell, as opposed to a login shell, is started when you open an X terminal
[15:22] <shank> Let me know if there's any other information you need some my server
[15:22] <AJC_Z0> This means that your shell profile or login script is not run, only your rc script. See your shell's page in the manual
[15:22] <weboide> erUSUL: AJC_Z0: is there any reason to have 6 TTY started ? for remote login maybe ?
[15:22] <soundray> ogzy: I see. gdm isn't configured through gconf -- it's got its own setup tool (gdmsetup) and config files (/etc/gdm/)
[15:22] <Pici> weboide: Because not everyone uses XWindows, and some people like the option to fall back to these.
[15:22] <erUSUL> weboide: those are for virtual terminals (Crtl + Alt + F1-6)
[15:23] <weboide> got it : )
[15:23] <soundray> ogzy: generally, you can find out the names of gconf keys by running gconf-editor and searching for strings with Ctrl-F
[15:23] <AJC_Z0> weboide: Those are virtual consoles. You should be able to ctrl-alt-F1 to 6 or 7 to switch between them, with another for X
[15:23] <ogzy> soundray, i want to do everything without a gui, let me check /etc/gdm file
[15:23] <Lynet> Kenton: Hmm. My guess would be either wrong file rights on the mount point or wrong/different username/pw when connecting to the share.
[15:23] <weboide> Pici: AJC_Z0: i tried those, but i don't know the key to press to go back to X : (
[15:24] <Pici> weboide: ctrl+alt+f7
[15:24] <weboide> Pici: thanks : )
[15:24] <AJC_Z0> weboide: keep trying increasing F keys. The last one which works will be your X session
[15:24] <AJC_Z0> F7 probably
[15:24] <weboide> i understand better now, thanks guys!
[15:25] <valentinex> jrib:  Pici:  that file sharing and doing all didn't worked :)
[15:25] <krunchyfrog> consoles are great fallback/panic solutions
[15:26] <Kenton> Lynet: I suspect it has something to do with rights on the mount point. Even though its owned by my user ID, once I issue the mount command ownership changes to root. My ID/password is the same on both machines.
[15:27] <valentinex> one flood bot should mute the other bot
[15:27] <darren__> hi every one dows any one know if wicd is kinda the same as network manager does it have a icon and show signel strength
[15:27] <erUSUL> shank: everything seems correctly set up ... only thing left is a driver bug...
[15:28] <shank> erUSUL: so.. what does that mean, lol...driver update? or
[15:28] <shank> erUSUL: i'm prolly a 2 out of 10 when it comes to knowledge in *nix
[15:28] <neWbieZ> hi guys ivegot a prob apparently with flash, could you help? when i watch a videoclip (i.e. youtube) there's an horizontal line in the centre of the screen, like if it's switching frame, it's pain in... and my eyes hurt. can you help?
[15:29] <soundray> shank: 3.jpg gives me a 404
[15:29] <shank> whoops
[15:29] <shank> one sec
[15:29] <shank> soundray: now set
[15:30] <erUSUL> soundray: is   broadcom NeXtExtreme bcm5701
[15:30] <Lynet> Kenton: Have you tried playing with uid=yourlinuxusername?
[15:30] <KDB9000> Can someone help me with netatalk? I went though and made it (or so I think) so it will use openssl to encrypt the connection but it doesn't seem to have worked. Also I can't connect to my linux laptop from a mac desktop.
[15:30] <nosklo> I need to troubleshoot something here, how can I change a variable returned by debconf-show package?
[15:31] <Kenton> Lynet: No, I haven't. Is that part of the mount command? It sounds promising. (Remember: I'm a Linux infant. ;-) )
[15:32] <soundray> erUSUL: thanks. Is this normally supported by the tg3 driver? ( shank)
[15:32] <rajec> guys I am now one of you I am on ubuntu lol :)). May I ask you what you use for quick running/finding applications?
[15:32] <erUSUL> soundray: tha's what i gathered from google :) firsdt thought of b44
[15:32] <valentinex> rajec:  ALT+F2
[15:32] <krunchyfrog> rajec: synaptics
[15:33] <soundray> rajec: in terminal, 'apt-cache search searchterm'
[15:33] <Guest80709> boythere
[15:34] <weboide> I need help to fix the Compose key bug, the script at startup doesn't seem to work.
[15:34] <soundray> shank: does 'dmesg | grep tg3' give you any output?
[15:35] <rajec> valentinex: thanks thats what I was looking for I think
[15:35] <shank> soundray: yes. last line is tg3: eth0: flow control is off for TX and off for RX
[15:35] <weather15> Hello
[15:35] <Lynet> Kenton: Yup.
[15:35] <adidust> I wanna ask. When i install Ubuntu 7.04. I dun have internet connection. how to fix this? I have the internet connection when i am in Windows.
[15:35] <soundray> shank: anything that looks like an error?
[15:35] <shank> soundray: line above that shows tg3: eth0: link is up at 1000Mbps, full duplex
[15:35] <rajec> Guys I just installed netbeans. I am used to desktop icon and exe file ;) there is no desktop icon so how should I run it?
[15:36] <shank> soundray: not that i can tell, since last 2 show that it is up and running
[15:36] <soundray> shank: I don't think the driver is the problem then. Good.
[15:36] <Kenton> Lynet: I'll check it out and give it a try. Thanks!
[15:36] <krunchyfrog> ok, nvidia-xconfig says I need a "driver" line in "device section" Configured Video Device.  now what?
[15:36] <soundray> shank: now you're going to ask, if it's not that, what is it?
[15:36] <Lynet> Kenton: Anyway, Ubuntu also has gui tools for mounting network shares. Look at Places - Network and Places - Connect to Server.
[15:36] <shank> soundray: if it's not that, what is it?
[15:36] <shank> bahahahaha
[15:37] <erUSUL> shank: soundray maybe tweaking something with ethtool ? like forcing some rate or full/half duplex?
[15:37] <soundray> shank: good question
[15:37] <weather15> Adidust are you using DHCP?
[15:37] <shank> erUSUL: what command shall i run to enable full duplex
[15:37] <soundray> erUSUL: perhaps... I'm afraid I have no relevant experience
[15:37] <jacobs1> i want to crate a user with same home directory. whats the command for that
[15:38] <erUSUL> shank: "sudo ethtool eth0" should give you current status of some conf options ...
[15:38] <shank> erUSUL: okay i see a list of options..
[15:39] <Lynet> jacobs1: Same home directory? Why'd you want to do that?
[15:39] <the_darkside_986> How does one configure ircd-hybrid on Ubuntu 8.04.1 64-bit? I keep trying to connect locally with my machine's hostname but I get connection refused. I tried the correct port. Any ideas?
[15:39] <the_darkside_986> (And my hostname is confirmed to be correct)
[15:39] <krunchyfrog> anyone?
[15:39] <jacobs1> Lynet: ok then, to a new directory
[15:39] <jacobs1> what would be the command
[15:40] <soundray> jacobs1: go through System-Administration-Users and Groups, or run 'sudo adduser jacobs2' (as an example)
[15:40] <Lynet> jacobs1: For GUI: System - Administration - Users and groups. On command-line: adduser
[15:40] <jacekowski> hi
[15:40] <jacekowski> is it possible to use ipw3945 drivers on 8.04 instead of that crap iwl3945?
[15:41] <erUSUL> shank: try "sudo ethtool -s eth1 speed 1000 duplex full" but keep in mind i just shooting in the dark
[15:41] <the_darkside_986> I don't get why nmap doesn't show IRCd running on my local machine.
[15:41] <the_darkside_986> I used /etc/init.d/ircd-hybrid to start it.
[15:41] <krauss> 'Ello there.
[15:41] <shank> erUSUL: I did eth0, and it set.
[15:41] <krauss> I am quite new to this OS.
[15:42] <rajec> I've installed netbeans by running sh command and it was installed but I cannot find it under add/remove application
[15:42] <shank> erUSUL: do i need to restart network services?
[15:42] <overrider> hey; can anyone recommend a quite recent business / smartphone that will nicely sync with some calendar or scheduling app under ubuntu? or a great pda maybe? thanks
[15:42] <erUSUL> shank: and have that solved the problem ?? ^_^
[15:42] <krauss> Can anyone shed some light on how to install a program that was originally based for windows?
[15:42] <Pici> rajec: Because add/remove only shows applications installed with apt.
[15:42] <shank> erUSUL: still destination unreachable
[15:42] <a_ok> i am trying to compile something on ubuntu. this seems to be a problem since there is a header missing
[15:42] <thiebaude> krauss:which program?
[15:42] <soundray> rajec: you shouldn't install packages like that if there is an Ubuntu package. 'sudo apt-get install netbeans' would have done it
[15:42] <erUSUL> shank: :|
[15:43] <soundray> !software > rajec
[15:43] <shank> erUSUL: i'm beginning to dislike linux
[15:43] <krauss> thiebaude: Adobe flash player
[15:43] <Polarina> For a laptop battery that lasts approximately 3 hours under normal word processing use - how long will the battery last while the computer's suspended?
[15:43] <a_ok> thiebaude not something you know but it uses libroken and needs getarg.h that normaly comes with libroken
[15:43] <soundray> shank: not that you have a good reason
[15:43] <uro1> hello! well i'm completely new to linux and i could use a little help regarding flash?
[15:43] <krauss> It had the Linux option on the website, but I can't get it to run.
[15:43] <a_ok> sorry was not for me lol
[15:43] <rajec> pici: ok
[15:44] <Polarina> uro1: apt-get install gnash
[15:44] <thiebaude> krauss:use ubuntu-restricted-extras
[15:44] <Noruas> hi people
[15:44] <a_ok> can anyone tell me how i can get some decent headers in ubuntu?
[15:44] <a_ok> hi
[15:44] <shank> soundray: lol...i tried slackware and it didn't even recognize the nic.. so I went with ubuntu server for most compatibility but now it seems like everyone is working but cannot ping or anything network related.
[15:44] <thiebaude> krauss:non free flashplayer
[15:44] <arvind_khadri> !ask | uro1
[15:44] <soundray> shank: dislike Broadcom for making poorly documented devices and not supporting free driver development
[15:44] <jacobs1> soundray:  and Lynet . thanks :)
[15:45] <krauss> thiebaude: I don't understand that. o_o
[15:45] <arvind_khadri> a_ok, decent headers??
[15:45] <uro1> my problem is, that i can't go fullscreen in sites such as youtube... i've read a few forums regarding this topic but still didn't find the right answer
[15:45] <erUSUL> shank: sorry... i'm out of ideas ... maybe you can reload the driver... "sudo modprobe -r tg3 && sudo modprobe tg3" and see if that makes any diference?
[15:45] <Polarina> uro1: If you want it to work under Firefox too:  apt-get install mozilla-plugin-gnash
[15:45] <arvind_khadri> uro1, firefox??
[15:45] <uro1> they said that oyu shouldnt get gnash
[15:45] <rajec> soundray: ok thanks. I have netbeans in reposittory but I need netbeans for ruby development and there is only all in one
[15:45] <uro1> yes firefox
[15:45] <a_ok> arvind_khadri: need headers that come with libroken
[15:45] <thiebaude> krauss:in synaptic
[15:45] <int86> what to do with lost+found directory, how to restore all files in it, if I can only boot via live cd
[15:45] <a_ok> and generally all other headers since its a development server
[15:46] <arvind_khadri> a_ok, kernel headers?
[15:46] <the_darkside_986> I tried oftc-hybrid as my ircd but still can't connect...
[15:46] <the_darkside_986> I get connection refused in xchat
[15:47] <usamahashimi> Hello Everyone!
[15:47] <soundray> rajec: okay. Well, you need to find out where it's been installed and create a launcher by hand, or hit Alt-F2 and run netbeans from there
[15:47] <shank> erUSUL: no worries, yea reloaded and restarted, no luck... ahh
[15:47] <usamahashimi> How can I delete the outdated packages from /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[15:47] <shank> erUSUL: maybe I look will get a intel PCI card and solve my problem
[15:47] <arvind_khadri> usamahashimi, sudo apt-get autoremove
[15:48] <int86> what to do with lost+found directory, how to restore all files in it, if I can only boot via live cd
[15:48] <arvind_khadri> usamahashimi, and sudo apt-get clean
[15:48] <baker> hello: trying to work efax with ac97 sound/modem card using alsa driver and sl-modem-daemon. Am i doing it right? ttySL0 is non-existant. what /dev does alsa card use?
[15:48] <neWbieZ> uro1: reboot your window manager that's the solution
[15:48] <shank> anyways, thanks guys.
[15:48] <uro1> also tried it, it won't work
[15:49] <neWbieZ> its the only way
[15:49] <usamahashimi> arvind_khadri, Doesn't apt-get clean delete everything in /var/cache/apt/archives?
[15:49] <neWbieZ> i hade the same prob
[15:49] <krauss> Thiebaude:  Ok, I'm in Synaptic
[15:49] <krauss> What now?
[15:49] <neWbieZ> reboot it and it'll work
[15:49] <uro1> i've instaled the latest flashplugin-nonfree
[15:49] <uro1> but still won't work
[15:49] <arvind_khadri> usamahashimi, no
[15:49] <rajec> soundray: when I hit alt-f2 netbeans folder appear and thats all. There is no way hot add more version of netbeans?
[15:49] <BusMaster> is there a tool to graphically manage my routing table?
[15:50] <krauss> dang, he left.
[15:50] <usamahashimi> arvind_khadri, ok, lemme check but first of all lemme backup my /var/cache/apt/archives :)
[15:50] <Polarina> Is there a way to install Firefox 2 in Ubuntu 8.04? Firefox 3 keeps freezing my computer and it's annoying.
[15:50] <arvind_khadri> usamahashimi, :)
[15:50] <krauss> Can I get some help installing Adobe Flash player, please?
[15:50] <kbrosnan> Polarina: firefox 2 is in synaptic
[15:51] <Polarina> kbrosnan: Thanks.
[15:51] <soundray> rajec: I'm not familiar with netbeans, so I don't know what should be happening. Perhaps you should remove the repository version to make sure you're running the one you have installed manually.
[15:51] <Lynet> krauss: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:51] <arvind_khadri> Polarina, sudu apt-get autoremove firefox-3.0; sudo apt-get install firefox-2
[15:51] <arvind_khadri> !flash | krauss
[15:51] <spiritssight> is there a irc for wireless issues
[15:51] <zxd> hi
[15:51] <Polarina> arvind_khadri: :)
[15:52] <zxd> i am using usplash , and the splash screen disappears and shows the console right before loading gdm ...
[15:52] <uro1> neWbieZ check PM
[15:52] <rajec> soundray: theoretically there should be some way right? If I understand well linux is based or repositories which are places with applications right?
[15:52] <soundray> spiritssight: if you're on ubuntu, feel free to ask here
[15:53] <Lynet> krauss: Always search in synaptic before you attempt to download and install software manually.
[15:53] <soundray> rajec: no, Linux is just the operating system kernel. Repositories are offered by some distributions, for example ubuntu.
[15:53] <uro1> i need some help regardin sites like youtube to go fullscreen- can anyone help me? please PM
[15:53] <krauss> Thanks so much guys
[15:53] <rajec> soundray: ok so ubuntu is the one which have repository with missing netbeans versions ?
[15:53] <spiritssight> soundray: I having been for the last 2 days geting help to get my computer to see wireless networks its a broadcom 4311 I believe
[15:54] <rajec> soundray: if I want to instal it by app get I need to wait until they will add netbeans to repository
[15:54] <soundray> arvind_khadri, usamahashimi: apt-get clean removes everything from the cache. apt-get autoclean is what you want.
[15:54] <arvind_khadri> rajec, try getdeb.net
[15:54] <^BARrE|^> good day
[15:54] <Pici> !info netbeans | rajec
[15:54] <soundray> rajec: please open a terminal, run 'which netbeans' and tell me what you get
[15:54] <^BARrE|^> im looking for opengl drivers how do i download?
[15:55] <rajec> arvind_khadri: thanks I tried to search for netbeans but no results
[15:55] <soundray> spiritssight: I suppose you've seen the factoid then:
[15:55] <uro1> anyone can help me ragarding flash and fullscreen? please PM me
[15:55] <soundray> !broadcom > spiritssight
[15:55] <rajec> pici: and point ?
[15:55] <Lynet> ^BARrE|^: For which graphcis card?
[15:55] <Pici> rajec: I'm just saying that netbeans is in the repositories.
[15:55] <rajec> Pici: I know but not right version
[15:55] <^BARrE|^> OpenGL Python bindings and GtkGLExt Python bindings
[15:56] <baker> hello: trying to work efax with ac97 sound/modem card using alsa driver and sl-modem-daemon. what /dev does alsa card use?
[15:56] <arvind_khadri> rajec, then compile it yourself
[15:56] <spiritssight> soundray: what is factoid?
[15:56] <Lynet> ^BARrE|^: Have you searched the ubuntu repositories? (e.g., open Synaptic package manager and search).
[15:56] <soundray> spiritssight: what ubottu has just sent you as a private message
[15:56] <rajec> arvind_khadri: uch I downloaded it from netbeans site and run it using sh command
[15:56] <usamahashimi> soundray, I backuped my /var/cache/apt/archives and now I can try both the commands :)
[15:56] <^BARrE|^> im not sure how, im new to linux
[15:57] <spiritssight> this looks to be the same thing I went through yesterday
[15:57] <Lynet> ^BARrE|^: System - Administration - Synaptic Package Manager.
[15:57] <rajec> soundray:  you mean 'which netbeans' because this gets me nothing
[15:57] <sydw> What is the correct way to set up /etc/network/interfaces for two network cards? I tried http://paste.ubuntu.com/44571/ but I get two default routes and everything gets sent to 192.168.1.1.
[15:57] <soundray> usamahashimi: or you can read 'man apt-get' to confirm what I told you
[15:57] <uro1> i need some help regarding flash and fullscreen viewing. can anyone help me? please PM me
[15:58] <^BARrE|^> ok looking now
[15:58] <usamahashimi> soundray, yes, i tried your command and it did the job, thanks man :)
[15:58] <arvind_khadri> !flash > uro1
[15:58] <krauss> Guys, it said ti couldn't find the package
[15:58] <^BARrE|^> eh running update cant load atm
[15:58] <soundray> rajec: then you haven't installed it. Please run 'sudo apt-get install netbeans'. This will get you version 6.0.1, which is not the latest but does support Ruby development
[15:58] <arvind_khadri> krauss, you must have the repos enabled
[15:58] <krauss> How do I do that?
[15:58] <krunchyfrog> how can I sudo something in gui?
[15:59] <soundray> krunchyfrog: Alt-F2 gksudo command
[15:59] <arvind_khadri> krunchyfrog, gksu
[15:59] <krauss> from the add applications program?
[15:59] <rajec> soundray: ou yeah I've unistalled it because thats not version I want. I want to 6.5 beta for ruby. Btw if I download it and install by sh it should work right?
[15:59] <arvind_khadri> !repo > krauss
[15:59] <krunchyfrog> no gui way?  like right click or something?  I need to sudo the nvidia control pannel
[16:00] <int86> How one can restore from lost+found   <<<>>>>
[16:00] <spiritssight> soundray: I don't know if you got my response. I went though what you sent for link yesterday it appeared not to help
[16:00] <soundray> rajec: I don't know. You should get instructions from the documentation within the package, or from the netbeans.org web site
[16:00] <dooglus> what can I use to download podcasts which are a mix of mp3 (audio) and m4v (video)?
[16:01] <popey> dooglus: banshee-1, hpodder, juice receiver, bashpodder...?
[16:01] <soundray> spiritssight: so you went to that page -- which link did you follow?
[16:02] <dooglus> popey: thanks.  is the -1 a typo?
[16:02] <dooglus> !info banshee-1
[16:02] <popey> no
[16:02] <remoteCTR1> what was the name of the get-the-time daemon?
[16:02] <echinos> is there an ossim apt repo?
[16:02] <popey> dooglus: there is a repo with it in on launchpad
[16:02] <spiritssight> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Hardy
[16:02] <rajec> soundray: thanks a lot for your help
[16:02] <H0T_R0D> i have a toshiba l35 laptop and how do i get dialup working gnome-ppp cant detect the modem?
[16:02] <soundray> remoteCTR1: ntpdate
[16:02] <remoteCTR1> soundray: thanks
[16:02] <soundray> !info ntpdate | remoteCTR1
[16:02] <H0T_R0D> there is no /dev/modem ...
[16:03] <soundray> !modem | H0T_R0D
[16:03] <baker> HOT_ROD: did u use scanModem?
[16:03] <baker> ...yeah...
[16:03] <dooglus> popey: what if I want something from a standard ubuntu repo?  universe/multiverse is OK
[16:03] <popey> dooglus: try one of the others then
[16:03] <alex-weej> dooglus: banshee 1.0 does what you want, it's just it is too new for Hardy and doesn't qualify for an SRU
[16:04] <remoteCTR1> soundray: k, its installed and how do i get it to retrieve the proper date?
[16:04] <int86>  How one can restore files from lost+found   <<<>>>>
[16:04] <alex-weej> int86: copy and paste?
[16:04] <soundray> remoteCTR1: it does it automatically each time your internet connection goes up
[16:04] <remoteCTR1> soundray: umm, kk but i cant turn it down it is a server
[16:05] <soundray> remoteCTR1: hold on a sec
[16:05] <remoteCTR1> soundray: k, thanks
[16:05] <int86> alex-weej: I dont know there location, they are in total 400 mbs
[16:05] <spiritssight> Is there a way to remove and reinstall the stuff of the wireless, I don't get why this is working and the people that tryed to help have not been able to do so, its most likly me and I just don't know it :-(
[16:05] <uro1> hey- i have installed flashplugin-nonfree, but full screen still wont work
[16:05] <tunnel25> yes ma4de6
[16:06] <int86> alex-weej: I want to restore them to there respective directories
[16:06] <alex-weej> int86: the filesystem doesn't know their location either... that's why they're in lost...and found
[16:06] <tunnel25> sliping full
[16:06] <dooglus> alex-weej: ugh, it appears that banshee requires a ton of MS-patented crap
[16:06] <soundray> remoteCTR1: do a 'sudo true' to cache your sudo password, then run 'date ; sudo /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate ; date'.
[16:06] <alex-weej> dooglus: if by that you mean mono... yes it's a CLR app.
[16:07] <dooglus> alex-weej: "need to download 15MB - 47MB extra disk space will be used" - yes, it's all mono stuff
[16:07] <soundray> uro1: is the flashplugin listed when you type in 'about:plugins' as the URL in firefox?
[16:07] <alex-weej> dooglus: up to you.
[16:07] <dooglus> alex-weej: are there any non-mono alternatives?
[16:08] <alex-weej> dooglus: not that i know of that are as good. what difference does it make?
[16:08] <popey> dooglus: in all likelyhood you already have microsoft patented stuff on your machine but you dont know it
[16:08] <soundray> dooglus: if you are the least bit worried about patents, don't even think of playing mp3 and m4v stuff
[16:08] <alex-weej> that's a good point, soundray
[16:08] <Kain89> hello @ all
[16:08] <int86> alex-weej: then whats the use for lost+found dirctory, my all etc and var directory went in lostfound after a fsck
[16:09] <remoteCTR1> soundray: umm that gives me errors
[16:09] <alex-weej> int86: when fsck scans your disk it finds files that are orphaned (don't have a directory entry)
[16:09] <soundray> remoteCTR1: do you want to pastebin them for me to see?
[16:09] <popey> dooglus: fact is you have no idea what microsoft hold patents on, just that they _do_ hold patents on _some_ bits of mono
[16:09] <alex-weej> int86: it will place them in lost+found so you can decide what to do with them.
[16:09] <dooglus> popey: it seems like a waste of energy to work on mono apps when MS can easily kill the projects
[16:09] <remoteCTR1> soundray: did you just take that out of some perl script or something? cos those ; inbetween dont seem right to me for console...
[16:10] <popey> dooglus: take the fud elsewhere please
[16:10] <alex-weej> dooglus: no more easily than MPEG patent holders can kill ffmpeg etc.
[16:10] <alex-weej> and a large proportion of the world is free
[16:10] <int86> alex-weej: you mean manully, is there any way to reverse the process of fsck
[16:10] <alex-weej> :)
[16:10] <krunchyfrog> what's initramfs at the beginning?
[16:10] <alex-weej> int86: unfortunately not
[16:10] <lisa_> hallo
[16:10] <rockyrock> please guys help me, i have a complicated problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=912728
[16:10] <soundray> remoteCTR1: you clearly have no idea
[16:10] <Bearish> Is there someone who can help me with broadcom b43 wireless drivers? such as guides or links where i can download it?
[16:10] <alex-weej> int86: but... the files that were supposedly in /etc and /var will have been broken anyway
[16:11] <remoteCTR1> soundray: heh that might be true, so explain if you like?
[16:11] <Polarina> How long does a laptop battery that lasts approximately 3 hours under normal word processing use last while suspended?
[16:11] <Pici> krunchyfrog: Thats when grub loads the linux kernel.
[16:11] <int86> alex-weej: thanks , I should head for a fresh install
[16:11] <lisa_> can somebpdy tell me how i can go to the german ubuntu channel?
[16:11] <alex-weej> int86: i suggest so too
[16:11] <Pici> lisa_: /join #ubuntu-de
[16:11] <dooglus> !de
[16:11] <erUSUL> lisa_: /j #ubuntu-de
[16:11] <lisa_> thanks
[16:11] <young98> anybody help me
[16:11] <soundray> remoteCTR1: I don't know if I'm inclined to, if I get a response like yours above
[16:12] <Pici> young98: You'll need to ask a question first.
[16:12] <alex-weej> Polarina: days and days and days
[16:12] <krunchyfrog> pici: so what if booting makes initramfs kind of hang on startup?  how long can it take?
[16:12] <remoteCTR1> soundray: whats the problem, did i offend you in any way?
[16:12] <young98> i can't type any characters in my terminal
[16:12] <Pici> krunchyfrog: Is this the first boot after an install?
[16:12] <int86> alex-weej: isnt there any repair method as in windows
[16:12] <Polarina> alex-weej: How many?
[16:12] <isis> test
[16:12] <krunchyfrog> yep
[16:12] <Bearish> can anyone help me with broadcom wireless drivers?
[16:12] <H0T_R0D> why is there no /dev/modem on my system, the laptop has a built in modem... wvdial says cant detect modem and gnome-pp says the same thing and in my /dev folder there is no modem
[16:13] <H0T_R0D> is there a driver that i need?
[16:13] <_UsUrPeR_> Bearish: I have a broadcom wireless card working in my laptop right now
[16:13] <rockyrock> H0T_R0D: yeah
[16:13] <arvind_khadri> !broadcom > H0T_R0D
[16:13] <young98>  Can't type any characters in my terminal..
[16:13] <erUSUL> !dial-up | H0T_R0D
[16:13] <Bearish> there is a problem with my b43 driver
[16:13] <the_darkside_986> I give up on trying to get IRCD working in Ubuntu. So I'll just reboot to Windows XP. Unreal's irc server is awesome anyway.
[16:13] <krunchyfrog> pici: yes, does it change something?
[16:13] <rockyrock> H0T_R0D: check linmodems.org
[16:14] <soundray> remoteCTR1: mate, I've been installing and maintaining unix systems via the command line for 15 years. Now you come at me with "did you just take that out of some perl script or something?". How polite do you think that is?
[16:14] <young98>  /server irc.hanirc.org 6667
[16:14] <arvind_khadri> !broadcom > Bearish
[16:14] <_UsUrPeR_> Bearish: I am using madwifi. it's a simple install, just jump in the dir, run make, then run make install and reboot the computer
[16:14] <rockyrock> H0T_R0D: forget about the ubottu just join the mailing list of that website
[16:14] <rockyrock> has anybody read my problem???
[16:14] <Bearish> thx
[16:15] <rockyrock> my problem is that i can't install ubuntu, plz read my post
[16:15] <krunchyfrog> Pici: please?
[16:15] <Pici> krunchyfrog: Sorry, got a bit distracted.
[16:15] <remoteCTR1> soundray: no man you got that wrong, i din't mean it that way; i am not too familiar with bash scripting and as said before that thows an error, so iw as just asking, that was no "or what" question...says -bash: date ; sudo /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate ; date: No such file or directory
[16:16] <Pici> krunchyfrog: Are there any errors or does it just say that its loading?
[16:16] <Pici> remoteCTR1: don't enclose the command with quotes.
[16:16] <Lynet> remoteCTR1: Erm.. You did type that in without any quotes, right?
[16:17] <soundray> remoteCTR1: you pasted the quote marks. Only paste the stuff in between.
[16:17] <Lynet> Omg, is echo here! ;-p
[16:17] <IdleOne> rockyrock: try using this http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04.1/ubuntu-8.04.1-alternate-i386.iso.torrent to install
[16:18] <rockyrock> what's the alternate?
[16:18] <H0T_R0D> where do i get scanmodem is it in the repository?
[16:18] <IdleOne> it is a text based install. not complicated and gives you the same default Ubuntu as the live cd does when done
[16:19] <remoteCTR1> soundray: ya ok <-lil slow today, yet still this tells me Mon Sep  8 17:28:55 CEST 2008
[16:19] <remoteCTR1> Mon Sep  8 17:28:55 CEST 2008
[16:19] <remoteCTR1> which is unfortunately still not correct...?
[16:19] <sysop1972> Can someone help me with installing a secondary drive to my ubuntu system?
[16:19] <skeddy> hi, could someone point me in the direction of installing mywpc54gx
[16:19] <rockyrock> IdleOne: I have ubuntu 8.04.1 CD
[16:19] <rockyrock> IdleOne: is it something else?
[16:20] <IdleOne> rockyrock: yes but that is the Live CD version correct?
[16:20] <rockyrock> IdleOne: Live CD version of what?? of my CD???
[16:21] <IdleOne> yes?
[16:21] <haptiK> HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!?!
[16:21] <krunchyfrog> hooray I got my tvpc back again!!
[16:21] <rockyrock> IdleOne: no, it's not
[16:21] <sysop1972> Does anyone know how to install a 2nd drive to a ubuntu install?
[16:21] <rockyrock> IdleOne: i used that CD to install ubuntu on other Desktop
[16:22] <rockyrock> IdleOne: i also tried xubuntu, but i got the same issue
[16:22] <soundray> remoteCTR1: does 'sudo /usr/sbin/ntpdate-debian' give you anything?
[16:22] <IdleOne> rockyrock: did it give you the option to try without installing?
[16:22] <krunchyfrog> No I need to make frets on fire work
[16:22] <krunchyfrog> no = now
[16:22] <remoteCTR1> soundray: it does: 8 Sep 17:33:49 ntpdate[6648]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
[16:23] <rockyrock> IdleOne: yeah, it gives 4 options: 1- Live, 2-Install, 3- memtest+. 4-boot from hardisk
[16:24] <Darso> anyone know about using an hdtv as a comp monitor?
[16:24] <IdleOne> rockyrock: ok download and burn http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04.1/ubuntu-8.04.1-alternate-i386.iso.torrent this is a text install version and sometimes fixes the problems that some people have with installing from the version you currently have
[16:24] <skeddy> I need help installing my WPC54GX - It's PCMIA based, and it's plugged in, but there are no lights
[16:24] <rajec> how to find out in terminal which version of some softwar is in repository
[16:24] <Pici> rajec: apt-cache show packagename
[16:25] <krunchyfrog> Darso: there's lots of people doing that..  it all depends on your cpu, your ram and your video card.
[16:25] <soundray> remoteCTR1: okay, it looks like you have ntpd running on your system. Can you 'sudo invoke-rc.d ntp stop'?
[16:25] <IdleOne> rajec: apt-cache policy package shows version installed
[16:25] <remoteCTR1> soundray: done
[16:25] <rockyrock> IdleOne: ok, how can i install it?? is it the same way or there are commands that i have to learn first?
[16:26] <remoteCTR1> soundray: now again the other command?
[16:26] <soundray> remoteCTR1: yes
[16:26] <IdleOne> rockyrock: it is simple follow instructions. no commands to learn
[16:26] <rockyrock> ok, thnx
[16:26] <IdleOne> no problem
[16:26] <int86> How to repair a insatallation
[16:27] <IdleOne> int86: depends on how you broke it
[16:27] <rajec> idleOne: cant make it work. I want to know which version of opera I will get when I will installed it through app-get
[16:27] <remoteCTR1> soundray: ok, sudo /usr/sbin/ntpdate-debian now returns the following after some seconds: 8 Sep 17:38:02 ntpdate[6892]: step time server 81.223.14.147 offset -677.629238 sec
[16:27] <soundray> remoteCTR1: so it's updated the time. See if it's correct now by running 'date'
[16:28] <rockyrock> i have another problem. There is a program called SCIM, it's always running even when i close it. It always appears in the notification area
[16:28] <Rostropovich> Felix
[16:28] <mitesh> my system always shows the wrong time. when i reboot the system it displays "CMOS Checksum error", i have replaced my old battrey but didnot get the desired result. is there anything else that can be done?
[16:28] <remoteCTR1> soundray: unforunately it still isn't...   Mon Sep  8 17:39:21 CEST 2008
[16:28] <rockyrock> sometimes i can't even write in Virtual Box
[16:28] <int86> IdleOne: broke with fsck, cant boot in any mode, but can browse parition while booting with a live cd
[16:29] <felix> Rostropovich
[16:29] <krunchyfrog> Pici: that initramfs I was talking about, well the user says it was hung there and he got impatient after about 5 minutes and rebooted to livecd
[16:29] <felix> what?
[16:29] <int86> IdleOne: can I install in the same / , without formattion it
[16:29] <elzoog> Hello everyone, I have another question
[16:29] <rockyrock> first i have to close it, then i open VBOX after that i can type in my Virtual OSs
[16:29] <int86> IdleOne: re-install I mean
[16:29] <rockyrock> even when i close it, it runs again!
[16:30] <gojiita> hez
[16:30] <gojiita> hhey
[16:30] <elzoog> Does anyone know much about sound in Ubuntu 8.04?
[16:30] <rockyrock> also it prevent me from using the Fast Search in the File manager
[16:30] <IdleOne> int86: do you have a separate /home partition?
[16:31] <coreg> hi
[16:31] <IdleOne> int86: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome follow this guide to move your /home to a seprarate partiton then you will be able to re-install ubuntu without losing your personal files
[16:31] <int86> IdleOne: nope
[16:31] <coreg> there is an ubuntu live with incorporated LTSP?
[16:31] <soundray> remoteCTR1: please do a 'date ; sudo ntpdate-debian ; date ; sleep 1 ; date' and tell me whether any of the dates shown are correct
[16:31] <coreg> already configured with dhcp and so on?
[16:32] <elzoog> The sound quality I get in Ubuntu 8.04 is very staticy (unlike 7.10 where the quality was decent)
[16:32] <remoteCTR1> soundray: nope, sorry to say but it still runs some 18 minutes ahead
[16:32] <IdleOne> int86: I recommend you read that site 2 times completely. print it if you want and then follow the instructions carefully. I used it and had no problems with it
[16:32] <elTigre> Hi! I have a rogue process (totem) and can't kill it
[16:33] <elTigre> killall -9 doesn't work
[16:33] <elTigre> is there a way short of rebooting?
[16:33] <spydon> elTigre, pkill totem or killall totem
[16:33] <int86> IdleOne: k , reading
[16:33] <IdleOne> int86: :)
[16:33] <elTigre> spydon: that does not work
[16:33] <spydon> elTigre, ctrl+alt+backspace then
[16:34] <TheRealMetalmani> Hi
[16:34] <elTigre> tried at least a dozen times ... also -9
[16:34] <elTigre> that will wreck my X Session
[16:34] <elzoog> elTigre: That's one reason I don't bother with Totem.  Use mplayer or vlc player.  Both of them are better.
[16:34] <Fritz87> Guys, what are your personal favorite ubuntu distros?
[16:34] <IdleOne> int86: don't let it intimidate you. :)
[16:34] <elTigre> that wasn't exactly what I wanted to hear, elzoog ;)
[16:34] <rengo> holas. alguien sabe como crear ina imagen de cd o dvd con ectencion .iso para agregar archivos?
[16:34] <elzoog> Can anyone tell me how to improve sound in Ubuntu?
[16:35] <rengo> va con que soft se puede rear esa imagen a si agregar archivos.
[16:36] <metalmania> Hi all
[16:36] <elTigre> rengo: Insert raw CD, Drag files into CD folder and burn
[16:36] <elzoog> elTigre:  Well, my personal experience with Totem has never been good.  Since I have never had nearly as many problems with mplayer I simply use that.
[16:36] <soundray> remoteCTR1: more like 11 minutes. But it's still strange...
[16:36] <Trijntje> When i login to msn with pidgin, it says:
[16:36] <Trijntje> The root certificate this one claims to be issued by is unknown to Pidgin. (trying to log on to login.live.com) Does anyone know what i should do about this?
[16:36] <rengo> what soft' name?
[16:36] <elzoog> I think mplayer should be the standard movie player in Ubuntu instead of Totem
[16:37] <`Matir> Does anyone here use a VPS?
[16:37] <Rostropovich> 小吕探花
[16:37] <rengo> not cd o dvd . isert files.
[16:37] <sysop1972> could someone please help me install a 2nd hard drive to my ubuntu system?  The drive is physically installed I just don't know how to mount etc.
[16:37] <remoteCTR1> soundray: in that case my client's clock is also not correct, and yes it is... actually i thought ntpd was doing that anyways but it doesnt seem so...
[16:37] <int86> IdleOne: what after that
[16:38] <elzoog> So nobody here knows anything about how to fix sound?
[16:38] <soundray> !sound > elzoog
[16:39] <int86> IdleOne: I cant browse the home folder with ext2fs while on windows too
[16:39] <jesus_> hi
[16:39] <jesus_> some one there'
[16:39] <Kuba> what happens below the scenes when i press control-alt-delete combo
[16:39] <yrlnry> My Ubuntu 8.04 box recently offered me an upgrade from Subversion 1.4 to 1.5.  I don't want to take it.  How can I get the update manager to stop displaying the icon that says that new updates are available, until some *other* new updates are available?
[16:39] <elzoog> Is there someone that knows more about sound than a robot does here?
[16:39] <metalmania> BRB food ^
[16:40] <LordMetroid> Is there any configuration over what the notification area on the menu shall show?
[16:40] <anon32> elzoog, say what?
[16:40] <elzoog> anon32:  ubottu is a bot.  It is the only thing that responded to my query
[16:40] <anon32> elzoog, what was your query? I just joined.
[16:41] <elzoog> anon:  I am wondering how to improve sound in Ubuntu 8.04.  It works, but it is very poor quality (what I mean by that is it's very staticy).  I didn't have this problem with Ubuntu 7.10
[16:41] <jesus_> is there someone that knows why i can conect to my wifi ( i see all the conections but i cant conect them, my router doesn't accept the pass word)
[16:42] <anon32> elzoog, this sounds like a regression in the sound driver. What sound chip do you have?
[16:42] <soundray> remoteCTR1: let's see if restarting the ntp daemon does anything. Run 'tail -f /var/log/syslog'
[16:42] <Marfi> has anyone used the forensics .debs of ubuntu? autopsy, sleuthkit, etc? if so, are they as effective as the windows alternatives for data recovery?
[16:42] <soundray> remoteCTR1: let's see if restarting the ntp daemon does anything. Run 'tail -f /var/log/syslog' in another terminal to see what's happening, then enter 'sudo invoke-rc.d ntp start'
[16:43] <elzoog> anon:  It's whatever sound card comes with an HP laptop,  HP Pavilion dv6000
[16:43] <anon32> elzoog, well, you need to find out what that is. Usually, the "lspci" command will show it.
[16:43] <remoteCTR1> soundray: just a sec please
[16:44] <Rostropovich> 小吕探花
[16:45] <remoteCTR1> soundray: says the following: http://www.nopaste.org/p/aua2R45sob
[16:45] <remoteCTR1> !jp | Rostropovich
[16:45] <lisa_> join/ ubuntu.de
[16:45] <scotelaro> i lisa
[16:45] <lisa_> :(
[16:46] <scotelaro> i
[16:46] <Trelous> Hi everyone *waves*
[16:46] <elzoog> "lspci | grep Audio"  returns  "00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)"
[16:46] <lisa_> i?
[16:46] <scotelaro> i from brasil
[16:46] <Mister_Higgs> \joint #ubuntu-fr
[16:46] <anon32> urgh, that jap text seriously messed up my text console
[16:46] <soundray> remoteCTR1: that ntp is a bit outdated -- which Ubuntu version do you have?
[16:46] <remoteCTR1> soundray: and now came this, does that help:  Sep  8 15:57:19 MailMath ntpd[22963]: sendto(80.64.135.109) (fd=-1): Bad file descriptor
[16:47] <lisa_> \join #ubuntu-de
[16:47] <soundray> remoteCTR1: ah!
[16:47] <erUSUL> anon32: change your terminal emulator or7and irc client
[16:47] <scotelaro> please chanel brasilian ubuntu ?
[16:47] <elzoog> anon:  ﻿"lspci | grep Audio"  returns  "00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)"
[16:47] <anon32> elzoog, ah, an Intel HDA. The drivers for those are kind of flakey - I would suggest looking into the module documentation for the hda driver.
[16:47] <krauss> I think I just installed everything fom the synaptics thing
[16:47] <erUSUL> lisa_: /join ...
[16:47] <NM> Hi!
[16:47] <anon32> erUSUL, or, you could just talk in English like the rest of us.
[16:48] <anon32> and it's not a "terminal emulator" but an *actual terminal*
[16:48] <elzoog> anon:  I didn't have this problem with Ubuntu 7.10.  You would think that a more recent version would be better
[16:48] <anon32> elzoog, I would as well. A hotfix would be to cut your PCM volume.
[16:48] <anon32> that should mask the distortion
[16:49] <rich_> hello everyone....has anyone tried to open an wmv file and had a prob ...i have
[16:49] <anon32> oh, I'm actually getting ahead of myself - do you get bad sound in all applications?
[16:49] <scotelaro> oks
[16:49] <anon32> rich_, no, I haven't had any problems with WMVs.
[16:49] <scotelaro> please chanel brasileiro in ubuntu
[16:49] <Marfi> has anyone used the forensics .debs of ubuntu? autopsy, sleuthkit, etc? if so, are they as effective as the windows alternatives for data recovery?
[16:49] <SlimeyPete> !brazil
[16:49] <spiritssight> is any one able to help with fixing why wireless networks are not showing up on my system??
[16:49] <rich_> well anon 32....any advise
[16:49] <soundray> remoteCTR1: I'm still talking to you :)  According to a quick web search, this means that you have more than one ntpd running. Try 'sudo invoke-rc.d ntp stop' again, then 'sudo killall ntpd', then check if any are still running with 'ps aux | grep ntp'
[16:50] <remoteCTR1> soundray: aye, sec pls
[16:50] <rich_> mplayer??? dont work
[16:50] <scotelaro> oks obrigaduu
[16:50] <atlantis> can wine for 64bit run photoshop (32 bit)
[16:50] <scotelaro> bot
[16:50] <elzoog> anon:  Yes, it sounds bad on pretty much everything.
[16:51] <elzoog> anon:  Even if I turn down the PCM volume
[16:51] <anon32> rich_, if you are using a MPlayer version provided in the repositories, you should delete it. All multi-media software in *buntu is horribly crippled.
[16:51] <anon32> elzoog, sounds like a problem with the driver then.
[16:51] <scotelaro>  Thank you
[16:51] <N0_Named_Guy> hello ppl :)
[16:51] <firb> thank you
[16:51] <elzoog> anon:  Apperently, it's a Conexant High-Definition Audio Driver
[16:51] <soundray> atlantis: the wine that comes packaged with Ubuntu 64bit emulates 32bit Windows, so it should be fine in principle. For Photoshop compatibility, see the winehq site
[16:51] <anon32> rich_, instead, you should download the sources for MPlayer and build it by hand.
[16:51] <N0_Named_Guy> anon32: did you checked medibuntu out?
[16:51] <soundray> !wine | atlantis
[16:51] <erUSUL> !appdb | atlantis
[16:51] <remoteCTR1> soundray: as you said, just killed the other thread
[16:52] <rich_> Anon 32......what about mencoder?
[16:52] <rich_> is that good?
[16:52] <anon32> MEncoder is part of MPlayer and is similarly broken.
[16:52] <soundray> remoteCTR1: no more ntpds running now?
[16:52] <atlantis> I couldn't even get the setup file to run through wine, click and click nothing happens, didn't know if there was a work around
[16:52] <rich_> oh ok
[16:52] <lvdaxia> ???
[16:52] <remoteCTR1> soundray: nope all killed
[16:53] <soundray> remoteCTR1: try again 'date ; sudo ntpdate-debian ; date'
[16:53] <Rostropovich> 小吕探花
[16:53] <sysop1972> Can someone please help install a 2nd hard drive?  I do not know how to create mount points.
[16:53] <soundray> !newdrive | sysop1972
[16:53] <remoteCTR1> soundray: already done, also the other command, yet still no change \o0/
[16:53] <lvdaxia> 是我
[16:53] <soundray> sysop1972: a mountpoint is a directory like any other. Create it with 'sudo mkdir /var/local/nameofmountpoint'
[16:54] <b3z3rk3r> anyone awake?
[16:54] <rich_> yup
[16:54] <soundray> remoteCTR1: sorry, I'm out of suggestions. What's the uptime on this machine? Perhaps it just needs rebooting to restore sanity...
[16:54] <krauss> Ok, I did apt-get, for the flash player
[16:54] <erUSUL> !cn | lvdaxia
[16:54] <lvdaxia> 呵呵，我在这里
[16:55] <Pici> !en | lvdaxia Rostropovich
[16:55] <krauss> Am I doing the comman wrong?
[16:55] <rich_> anyone have a simple solution to play a WMV file?
[16:55] <remoteCTR1> soundray: humm... that would be 40 days
[16:55] <remoteCTR1> soundray: thanks alot for the effort though i appreciate it!
[16:55] <sysop1972> soundtray - Well I have shared folders on the primary hard drive and I am looking to add storage within the main shared folder.  Does this mean I createmy mount point in there?
[16:55] <erUSUL> rich_: install w32codecs from medibuntu repo
[16:55] <erUSUL> !medibuntu > rich_
[16:56] <firb> fine
[16:56] <erUSUL> rich_: also make sure you have ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:56] <rich_> ok thanx
[16:56] <krauss> How do you get Ubuntu Restricted Extras?
[16:56] <rich_> ok will do thanx again
[16:56] <rich_> will be back soon
[16:56] <erUSUL> krauss: is a package
[16:57] <krauss> I'm STILL having troubleg flash player downloadin
[16:57] <b3z3rk3r> in the repository
[16:57] <krauss> On the CD?
[16:57] <krauss> Ok, I just installed everything out of Synaptics
[16:57] <Pici> KrayZee: Everything?
[16:57] <Pici> er, krauss Everything?
[16:57] <krauss> Yeah.
[16:57] <krauss> Clicked Mark all
[16:57] <krauss> And installed itall
[16:57] <krauss> I have no idea what I'm doing
[16:58] <Pici> krauss: Thats pretty silly.
[16:58] <`Matir> Anyone here use a VPS provider?  I'm looking for one that's kinda cheap (since it's just for personal use) with fairly liberal usage, etc.
[16:58] <nashk> I'm setting up monit on my ubuntu server. I'm wondering if there's a startup script out there to use for when system reboots, it woul start monit automatically?
[16:58] <krauss> I felt pretty accomplished.
[16:58] <soundray> sysop1972: I don't know how well it will work if you create a mountpoint under a shared directory -- can't see a reason why it wouldn't, but I haven't tried. For sanity, I would move the main shared folder data to the new drive, then make the mountpoint of the new drive the new main shared directory.
[16:58] <b3z3rk3r> go to your Applications tab
[16:58] <Pici> `Matir: Try ##web, #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support only.
[16:58] <b3z3rk3r> then down to Add/remove
[16:58] <krauss> Heh, I am a NEW user to ubuntu
[16:58] <krauss> Totally NEW.
[16:58] <Pici> krauss: I understand.
[16:58] <b3z3rk3r> congrats then krauss
[16:59] <elzoog> anon:  Apperently, there is a problem with Conexant drivers
[16:59] <krauss> Thanks.
[16:59] <`Matir> Pici, there's not even a ##web channel.
[16:59] <`Matir> Pici, but thanks.
[16:59] <krauss> But yeah, I'm still trying to figure out how to install this darned Adobe flash player
[16:59] <krauss> I downloaded the file
[16:59] <Pici> `Matir: Sorry, its #web
[16:59] <krauss> I just can't install it
[16:59] <dooglus> krauss: you can't install everything
[17:00] <cheeky> does anyone know how to find out wat mother board iam running ?
[17:00] <dooglus> krauss: some packages are mutually incompatible
[17:00] <soundray> krauss: did you run 'sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree', as has been suggested?
[17:00] <cheeky> thought ubuntu ?
[17:00] <krauss> Yup. I did.
[17:00] <cheeky> *though
[17:00] <erUSUL> cheeky: sudo lshw | less
[17:00] <dooglus> cheeky: through
[17:00] <soundray> cheeky: 'dmidecode' should give you some BIOS and mobo information
[17:00] <cheeky> the only reason iam asking
[17:00] <cheeky> is coz
[17:00] <soundray> krauss: and did you restart firefox after that?
[17:01] <cheeky> icant get ubuntu to start up
[17:01] <Pici> !enter | cheeky
[17:01] <Tulimaq> ﻿krauss: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[17:01] <cheeky> and thinking coz its my raid dirvers acting the fool !
[17:01] <b3z3rk3r> cheeky: you can always just check what model number you bought and look it up on the manufactureres website
[17:01] <Pici> Tulimaq: He already did that
[17:01] <cheeky> ok sorry
[17:01] <krauss> Ok I'll try that
[17:01] <soundray> Tulimaq: he's done the apt-get, so don't confuse please
[17:01] <Pici> krauss: Its the same thing that you already did, just a different tool to do it
[17:01] <erUSUL> !fakeraid | cheeky
[17:02] <krunchyfrog> pici: I've been with cheeky for a while now...  he's the one have the initramfs
[17:02] <krunchyfrog> pici: initramfs problem I mean
[17:02] <soundray> krauss: you mean restart firefox? Please use the nick of the person you're replying to.
[17:02] <Kuba> how to check soft version placed in repos?
[17:02] <soundray> Kuba: 'apt-cache policy packagename'
[17:03] <krauss> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[17:03] <krauss> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[17:03] <krauss> That is the error I got
[17:03] <Kuba> soundray: thx
[17:03] <soundray> krauss: do NOT paste errors here
[17:03] <krauss> Sorrrrry.
[17:03] <Pici> soundray: I'm going to leave him to you, too many people talking.
[17:03] <soundray> krauss: what did you run when you got that error
[17:03] <b3z3rk3r> krauss: you should use the paste bin mate
[17:03] <soundray> Pici: sorry, didn't mean to butt in
[17:03] <krauss> The aptitude line.
[17:04] <metalmania> Back
[17:04] <Kuba> do you know how to call gnome quit window from shell?
[17:04] <Pici> soundray: No. I was the one butting in ;)
[17:04] <krauss> And before that, and before installing all the synaptics stff, it said file not found
[17:04] <soundray> krauss: you don't need to run the aptitude command if you've already installed it with apt-get
[17:04] <krauss> It didn't work with apt get
[17:04] <soundray> krauss: did you restart firefox?
[17:04] <krauss> Told me file does not existr
[17:05] <krauss> Yeah, I did
[17:05] <soundray> krauss: do you have synaptic running at the moment?
[17:05] <Marfi> has anyone used the forensics .debs of ubuntu? autopsy, sleuthkit, etc? if so, are they as effective as the windows alternatives for data recovery?
[17:05] <krauss> No.
[17:05] <krauss> Xchat, Gaim, Terminal
[17:05] <soundray> krauss: any other package manager, like Add/Remove?
[17:05] <krauss> Just those three
[17:06] <soundray> krauss: anything running inside the terminal?
[17:06] <b3z3rk3r> gtg guyz bbl
[17:06] <krauss> Nothing. Started fresh
[17:07] <Aethelred> How do I decide between nvidia-glx and nvidia-glx-new  ?
[17:07] <jmichels1n> I am looking for a command line based forum navigator. maybe that can log in and post via a script? any ideas
[17:07] <soundray> krauss: please use my nick. You mean you rebooted?
[17:07] <uniscript> any idea how to add a group to my list of groups after I have access to the group without logging out?
[17:07] <nashk> is there a special room for ubuntu server?
[17:07] <ripper33> hi all, i need some shortcuts on network programming. I am trying to code some c socket programming over gcc, but unable to test them on telnet, is there anybody experienced using telnet especially localhost (127.0.01)
[17:07] <Mister_Higgs> \join #ubuntu-fr
[17:08] <krauss> soundray: I mean I closed terminal and re-opened.
[17:08] <krauss> soundray: Should I reboot the whole computer?
[17:08] <Tulimaq> ﻿Aethelred: what card you are using ?
[17:09] <soundray> krauss: yes, that'll be the easiest way to get rid of the "Could not get lock" error
[17:09] <Aethelred> 8800GTS 640
[17:09] <cyberfin> Hi guys, can anyone tell me why I have a cdrom unit under /dev/sdc1 and a fat32 USB external drive also under /dev/sdc1 (which won't moun)? Please!
[17:09] <krauss> soundray: thanks for the help, be back in a few
[17:10] <Tulimaq> ﻿Aethelred: go with "﻿nvidia-glx-new" then
[17:10] <ripper33> people help me to ignor system messages, i am using xchat
[17:10] <Shoopuf> my Flash videos don't have any sound, anyone know the problem?
[17:10] <Aethelred> Tulimaq: thanks, but how could I have found out the difference?
[17:10] <soundray> cyberfin: what tells you that the cdrom device is /dev/sdc1 ?
[17:11] <ripper33> ipw2200 hpnx6110 anyone know the problem
[17:11] <jmichels1n> I am looking for a command line based forum navigator. maybe that can log in and post via a script? any ideas
[17:11] <cyberfin> cat /etc/fstab
[17:11] <soundray> Shoopuf: try installing libflashsupport
[17:11] <soundray> !info libflashsupport | Shoopuf
[17:12] <ripper33> hi
[17:12] <highoct> hi
[17:12] <soundray> cyberfin: could you pastebin that for me?
[17:12] <highoct> are u there?
[17:12] <ripper33> highoct
[17:12] <highoct> can anyone hear me?
[17:12] <soundray> highoct: no
[17:13] <highoct> can u read me?
[17:13] <hoarycripple> highoct, just ask your question please
[17:13] <Aethelred> highoct: I can read you
[17:13] <jmichels1n> !anyone | highoct
[17:13] <soundray> highoct: only faintly. Strike your keys harder
[17:13] <hoarycripple> soundray, haha
[17:13] <jmichels1n> haha
[17:13] <highoct> LOL
[17:13] <highoct> ok, here's my problem...
[17:13] <jmichels1n> !hurry
[17:13] <highoct> i have a nokia n95, trying to di
[17:14] <highoct> i'm trying to set it up as a usb modem,
[17:14] <ripper33> hp nx6110 ipw2200 wireless led button, anyone experienced
[17:14] <highoct> i have all the commands to do so, but i can't run them cause it says i need root access
[17:14] <cyberfin> sure: http://pastecode.net/?action=viewpost&tag=3087
[17:14] <highoct> hot do i enable root to do this?
[17:15] <hoarycripple> highoct, 'sudo' or 'su'
[17:15] <cyberfin> and here is fdisk -l: http://pastecode.net/?action=viewpost&tag=3088
[17:15] <highoct> yea i tried that, but it doesn't work, it says i need root access...cause my login isn't root
[17:15] <soundray> cyberfin: I think that line 12 has been added by mistake. Line 14 is the correct one
[17:16] <ripper33> sudo must solve it
[17:16] <cyberfin> should I just delete it?
[17:16] <soundray> cyberfin: yes
[17:16] <ayhan> hello there all. is there a way to video conference with a msn user ?
[17:16] <clarby> Hmm, trying to install python-imaging: I get the following: dpkg: error processing python-imaging (--configure):
[17:16] <cyberfin> ok great thanks!
[17:17] <soundray> cyberfin: you have a 500GB fat32? Danger looming...
[17:17] <highoct> even when i use sudo it says that it doesn't have permission to write to wvdial.conf
[17:17] <cyberfin> not for long... not after today
[17:17] <soundray> cyberfin: :)
[17:17] <cyberfin> not that anything really went wrong but... ya know...
[17:18] <cyberfin> anyway thanks again!
[17:18] <highoct> i ran into this problem before curtain things dont' work unless u log as root
[17:18] <lore20> ayhan: amsn
[17:18] <lore20> it should let u use audio/vido conference
[17:18] <ayhan> ok, thanks ill check it out
[17:18] <soundray> highoct: what's the full command you're trying to use?
[17:19] <highoct> k hang on
[17:19] <Ictinike> Hello! Just wondering if anyone could tell me how to access logs on ubuntu that will show me errors from this, and last run?
[17:19] <lore20> Ictinike: look in /var/log
[17:19] <Ictinike> lore20, thank you.
[17:19] <highoct> sudo vi /etc/wvdial.conf
[17:20] <soundray> highoct: and what are the permissions on the file? 'ls -l /etc/wvdial.conf'
[17:20] <lore20> highoct: u can use network manager, can't u?
[17:20] <[nrx]> Ictinike, log would be /var/log/messages ?
[17:21] <Ictinike> [nrx] Thanks :)
[17:21] <[nrx]> np
[17:22] <Ictinike> Anyone have an idea why my computer might be randomly rebooting after startup sometimes? It wasn't... 2 weeks ago.
[17:23] <Marshalrusty> Ictinike: Before or after loading the OS?
[17:23] <Ictinike> marshalrusty After or during.
[17:23] <highoct> lore20 i can use gnome-ppp but it's not working so i'm editing the file think the settings are off
[17:23] <Marshalrusty> Ictinike: Have you checked the error log?
[17:24] <EI5GTB> anyone know of a login screen that has like a keypad on it? itd for use wth a touchscreen..
[17:24] <Ictinike> marshalrusty That's what I'm attempting to find right now. :)
[17:24] <Shoopuf> How do I open a -rpm.bin file
[17:24] <soundray> !modem > highoct
[17:24] <IndyGunFreak> Shoopuf: ubuntu doesn't use rpm.
[17:24] <Marshalrusty> Ictinike: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=15158
[17:24] <Ictinike> shoopuf RPM's are for Fedora and red hat etc, get a Deb
[17:26] <grendal_prime> Does anyone have a centro yet
[17:26] <wrigley> hi
[17:27] <Ictinike> marshalrusty, so, would "Messages.0" be from my last boot up?
[17:27] <highoct> soundray fix the problem for me!!!!!!  soundray rocks! thanks a million
[17:27]  * soundray blushe
[17:27] <soundray> s
[17:28] <sysop1972> does anyone know of a way to make an image to a dvd of the unbuntu drive for backup?  I do not want to image the unused space however.
[17:29] <quall> sysop1972, can do it with clonezilla
[17:29] <quall> not directly to dvd though i dont think
[17:29] <quall> i dont know if anything images directly to optical
[17:29] <sysop1972> quall: does that make an iso or something? does it run from the desktop?
[17:30] <hwilde> is there any way I can record a screenshot video?
[17:31] <dawn> dawnie
[17:31] <martin_> I upgraded to network manager 0.7 (from the ppa) in order to share my internet connection. But how do I do that, using the applet?
[17:32] <Marfi> has anyone used the forensics .debs of ubuntu? autopsy, sleuthkit, etc? if so, are they as effective as the windows alternatives for data recovery?
[17:32] <martin_> I connect over mobile broadband and would like to set up a wireless network that others can connect to.
[17:32] <soundray> !screencast | hwilde
[17:33] <dawn> hi all
[17:33] <lore20> hi dawn
[17:33] <outbackwifi> hi
[17:34] <lore20> hi outbackwifi
[17:34] <ale22944> hi all! does anyone know a good download manager that doesn't trash the partial file in case connection fails?
[17:34] <soundray> martin_: what's ppa?
[17:34] <lore20> ale22944: the firefox extension "DownThemAll"
[17:34] <Marfi> ale22944, firefox usually does a decent job of it
[17:34] <martin_> A personal package repository.
[17:35] <martin_> Used for a backport of nm 0.7 to hardy in this case.
[17:35] <ale22944> lore20: thanks!!
[17:35] <martin_> It's the same version there as in intrepid seemingly.
[17:36] <lore20> ale22944: np
[17:36] <BitWraith> is it possible to boot wubi with grub?
[17:36] <martin_> I am rarely stumped by a GUI, but this one is just not very clear...
[17:36] <outbackwifi> ale22944: wget -c
[17:36] <soundray> martin_: I would setup connection sharing with firestarter
[17:36] <newb> Can someone direct me to the correct channel? I am trying to install the proprietary Nvidia CUDA enabled 64bit driver on 8.04 64bit machine. But I'm constantly stuck in low-resolution mode.
[17:37] <Marfi> newb, try to edit your xorg.conf file and add the higher resolutions to it
[17:37] <lore20> !nvidia | newb
[17:37] <NM> it a joke install envy "in my case"
[17:37] <NM> and never losse
[17:37] <martin_> soundray: Yes, but then I'll have to take the interfaces away from NM. That's a hassle, since I would usually just connect automatically using NM.
[17:37] <NM> ;)
[17:39] <Threethan> So, who knew that Linksys didn't work well with Ubuntu or Linux.
[17:39] <Threethan> >.<
[17:39] <soundray> martin_: I don't think you'd have to do that. firestarter just configures iptables
[17:39] <soundray> Threethan: is that a support question?
[17:39] <edju> Trying to run screenlets under KDE.  It errors out -- doesn't recognize the file format of '/usr/share/icons/screenlets.svg'.  That's a soft link to an existing file.  Any hints how to get this thing going?
[17:39] <outbackwifi> Threethan: I can safely say that linksys works well with Ubuntu :)
[17:39] <Threethan> soundray- No, that's more of an disgusted statement.
[17:40] <martin_> soundray: OK. The howto I saw was more intrusive, but maybe that's not necessary.
[17:40] <soundray> Threethan: then take it to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[17:40] <krunchyfrog> can someone help me make phpwiki or some other wiki system work?  phpwiki does not install correctly as I can figure it out
[17:40] <lore20> krunchyfrog: have u any problem with LAMP server?
[17:41] <krunchyfrog> lore20: never used that..
[17:42] <lore20> krunchyfrog: so.. first at all u need to set up a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) server
[17:42] <lore20> !lamp | krunchyfrog
[17:42] <krunchyfrog> oooook well I already got apache and mysql and php setup
[17:42] <krunchyfrog> sorry I just didn't figure out lamp  ;)
[17:42] <gnuskool> g'd ay
[17:43] <NicEXE> how can I install a program on Ubuntu? (I have the package, if I extract it somewhere i can launch the program normally) Is there any procedure that make an installer handle this kind of files?
[17:43] <lore20> gnuskool: g'd day
[17:43] <lore20> krunchyfrog: try another CMS... search for it on google
[17:44] <soundray> NicEXE: you would normally get your software from an Ubuntu repository
[17:44] <soundray> !software > NicEXE
[17:44] <NicEXE> thanx
[17:44] <gnuskool> NicEXE: dpkg --install then the package name
[17:45] <BitWraith> does anybody here use lubi?
[17:45] <sysop1972> I have one question about mountpoints..  is the mountpoint for a secondary hard drive the equivalent of going to d: drive in windows?  Does this mean that it is where I need to go to in order to locate the drive?
[17:46] <BitWraith> sysop1972, essentially, yes
[17:46] <BitWraith> it's typed a little differently, but it still gets you to the drive's files... same thing.
[17:46] <soundray> sysop1972: yes, but only once it's mounted
[17:47] <v6F3hY-Ufml> I'm having a problem where apache (httpd) won't start, and also doesn't produce any errors in the log =( any ideas?
[17:47] <BitWraith> right, I thought you already mentioned that. :-)
[17:47] <lore20> v6F3hY-Ufml: sudo dpkg-reconfigure apache(2)
[17:47] <BitWraith> v6F3hY-Ufml, did you try starting it by hand to see what is said in the terminal?
[17:47] <BitWraith> uh, or that. *shuts up*
[17:48] <powertool08> What is a good VPN client for ubuntu?
[17:48] <sysop1972> bitwraith : I have a folder /home/smbuser where I have subfolders that are shared with windows clients.  I am adding a 2nd drive for extra storage for the windows clients.  Should I make my mount point within /home/smbuser?
[17:48] <v6F3hY-Ufml> yes, it reports as if it has started in the terminal, but nothing appears in either the 'task manager' nor the netstat listening commands
[17:48] <v6F3hY-Ufml> lore20: htanks
[17:48] <soundray> sysop1972: did you have a look at the link in the newdrive factoid from ubottu?
[17:49] <sysop1972> soundtray : I am reading the other link.. the ubuntu help link for adding a new drive
[17:49] <cool> hi  ho do i setup gyachi
[17:49] <Bladesman> /cls
[17:50] <Bladesman> Anyone using getmail/fetchmail/anything to pull mail off imap.gmail.com?
[17:51] <Kn_> join/ ubuntu.de
[17:51] <Kn_> join/ ubuntu#de
[17:51] <Kn_> how do i enter german ubuntu chat?
[17:51] <omar_> type /join
[17:52] <omar_> try this
[17:52] <omar_> type  : /join #ubuntu-de
[17:52] <NicEXE> I need to install a program but the file type is in *.tar.gz format (not deb) how can i install this kind of file types?
[17:52] <zmyrgel> what could disable my left arrow key?
[17:52] <zmyrgel> I use custom xmodmap but it has worked just fine on arch linux and on openbsd
[17:52] <omar_> NicEXE, you need to extract your file
[17:52] <soundray> sysop1972: if it was my system, I'd do the mounting under a system directory (as it is a system task). Then one can create user directories inside the new drive, and set up symbolic links from home directories as is required in your case.
 v6F3hY-Ufml: sudo dpkg-reconfigure apache2 [no effect =/]
[17:52] <omar_> NicEXE, then you must compile it yourself
[17:53] <Charlesboy> hello everyone(hola a todos)
[17:53] <rob`> My printer supports duplex printing, but the option isn't available when i go to page setup in the print dialog, the only option is one-sided
[17:53] <cool> how do i setup  hi how do i setup gyachi?
[17:53] <Charlesboy> can you help me?
[17:53] <soundray> NicEXE: what are you trying to install?
[17:53] <cool>  hi how do i setup gyachi?
[17:53] <tommyd> Hi all! Where do I find php5-dbg for 8.04?
[17:54] <v6F3hY-Ufml> I'm having a problem where apache (httpd) won't start, and also doesn't produce any errors in the log =( any ideas?
[17:54] <tommyd> i.e. it does not seem to be included in the main repositories
[17:54] <tommyd> (I don't like to add untrusted / unknown sources just to get this one single package)
[17:54] <Bladesman> Use: tar -zxvf <package.tgz
[17:55] <cool>  hi how do i setup gyachi?
[17:55] <NoiseEee> is KDE unadvisable to install?
[17:55] <Charlesboy> somone know about backtrack?
[17:55] <soundray> NoiseEee: no. Install kubuntu-desktop to get the full environment with applications.
[17:56] <cool>  hi how do i setup gyachi?
[17:56] <Bladesman> Install it in /usr/local if it isn't a standard package.
[17:56] <soundray> !repeat | cool
[17:56] <NoiseEee> soundray: thanks
[17:56] <NoiseEee> and does anyone know why I can ping my XP box, and see the name of the computer, but not any of the 'shared drives'?  my user/pass is exactly the same on both machines...
[17:59] <omar_> anybody knows a good partitioning app esle than parted ?
[17:59] <cool> what can  i ues to im and cam for yahoo  ssome one be for sayd  gyachi but the gyachi page dont have a noth  infor
[17:59] <rob`> omar_, what kind of features are you looking for?
[17:59] <Bladesman> parted, cfdisk, ?
[17:59] <aRahim> GParted?
[17:59] <omar_> rob', icannot use gparted, it carshes my whole system
[17:59] <omar_> crashes*
[18:00] <cool> webcam im voice
[18:00] <omar_> it's gparted that crashes
[18:00] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.04LTS. When a New Window is created by Firefox, it is drawn over the top of the previous window. How can I get new windows to cascade, ie: shifted down and to the right?
[18:01] <rob`> omar_, tried fdisk?
[18:01] <aRahim> wanna start from termianl to get the errors why gparted crashes
[18:01] <aRahim> terminal*
[18:01] <omar_> is it loaded with xubuntu liveC D?
[18:01] <gpled> is there a replacement of outlook 2003 connecting to exchange 2007?
[18:01] <aRahim> yah it is
[18:02] <aRahim> Use GParted Live CD
[18:02] <omar_> rob`, i cannot setup windows, and i have deleted all the partitions, even gparted crashes when i tried to do something ( im using xubuntu livecd now )
[18:03] <rob`> omar_, are you sure the hdd is alright?
[18:03] <outbackwifi> gpled: zimbra
[18:03] <sysop1972> should there be a /etc/fstab file by default?
[18:03] <soundray> sysop1972: yes
[18:03] <sysop1972> hmm...
[18:03] <outbackwifi> sysop1972: only if the OS is linux
[18:03] <omar_> rob`, normally yeah, cause i didn't anything hamrful, just tried to set boot and lba on the first part
[18:04] <soundray> outbackwifi: that should be taken for granted in this channel...
[18:04] <aRahim> sysop1972: but it wont contain mount points of other partitions except / and swap
[18:04] <Charlesboy> hey can you help me with backtrack?
[18:04] <sysop1972> I was trying to modify it as the link said but I do not see the file.  I even enabled hidden files
[18:04] <soundray> sysop1972: how are you trying to 'see' it?
[18:04] <sysop1972> I was using skyte
[18:05] <sysop1972> skite
[18:05] <omar_> aRahim, gparted liveCD is based on gparted ?
[18:05] <aRahim> Omar Yes
[18:05]  * outbackwifi wonders what happened to good ole vi
[18:05] <soundray> sysop1972: what's that?
[18:05] <powertool08> it was replaced by nano!
[18:05] <aRahim> sysop1972: you wanna edit fstab,right?
[18:05] <sysop1972> its a gui text editor
[18:06] <gpled> outbackwifi: that for replacing exchange 2007?  which is not going to happen.  its not my server
[18:06] <sysop1972> yes
[18:06] <aRahim> sysop1972: have to use root to edit fstab
[18:06] <merther> is there a way to hide all the joining and disconnecting in this chat?
[18:06] <outbackwifi> gpled: you want to replace your client?
[18:06] <aRahim> sysop1972: i mean sudo
[18:06] <sysop1972> I tried gksudo gedit but nothing happened
[18:06] <omar_> aRahim, then it probably won't work for me :D
[18:06] <soundray> sysop1972: what happens when you run 'gksudo gedit /etc/fstab' in terminal?
[18:07] <gpled> outbackwifi: yes. im running ubuntu 8.04, and need to connect to exchange 2007
[18:07]  * outbackwifi or vi /etc/fstab
[18:07] <NoiseEee> merther: its probably a setting in yr client
[18:07] <outbackwifi> gpled: isnt thunderbird or evolution good enuff?
[18:07] <sysop1972> I am rebooting because I did not reboot after formatting new drive. Maybe it was a glitc
[18:07] <soundray> sysop1972: hold on!
[18:07] <gpled> outbackwifi: evolution was, but it does not work with 2007
[18:07] <merther> I thought so too but I couldn't find anything in XChat
[18:07] <sysop1972> ok I am holding
[18:07] <outbackwifi> gpled: wine is your best friend then
[18:08] <JayDee>  gpled: Evolution is your best bet.. it will *pretty* much work with Outlook OWA mode. (depending on what the exchange server allows)
[18:08] <soundray> sysop1972: if your /etc/fstab really isn't there, then you won't be able to boot. So let's be sure what's going on first.
[18:08] <gpled> outbackwifi: using virtualbox.  but would like to go native
[18:08] <soundray> sysop1972: do you have a terminal open?
[18:08] <aRahim> Omar Shoudl give it a try woth Live cd
[18:08] <omar_> i cannot use fdisk, it is unable to open hda
[18:08] <gpled> JayDee: yah, evolution stops at 2003
[18:08] <aRahim> omar dont now why it crashes
[18:08] <outbackwifi> sysop1972: what is the OS you are on?
[18:08] <sysop1972> soundray: yes
[18:08] <sysop1972> ubuntu
[18:08] <outbackwifi> :D
[18:08] <JayDee> gpled: no, I've used Evolution with Exchange 2007.
[18:09] <deepu> how can i install real player
[18:09] <omar_> aRahim, no idea ! do you know a simple way to erase eveyrthing ?
[18:09] <soundray> sysop1972: 'cat /etc/fstab' should just list the file. Does that work?
[18:09] <aRahim> Omar everything, the whle drive?
[18:09] <outbackwifi> sysop1972: ls -l /etc/fstab
[18:09] <gpled> JayDee: when i connect, it tells me it will not work
[18:09] <sipior> omar_: try "sudo fdisk /dev/hda"
[18:09] <outbackwifi> does that show anything at all
[18:09] <soundray> outbackwifi: please don't confuse
[18:09] <outbackwifi> gpled: thats a first one for evolution "I wont work" !!!
[18:10] <outbackwifi> soundray: ok u take this one
[18:10] <soundray> outbackwifi: :)
[18:10] <aRahim> Omar do you dual boot with windows?
[18:10] <sysop1972> sound : Yes that works
[18:10] <gpled> outbackwifi: at lest it does not lead me along :)
[18:10] <deepu> hi iam new to ubuntu
[18:10] <aRahim> hi deepu
[18:10] <omar_> sipior, i did it but the answer is the same :(
[18:10] <sidewalk> how do i partition disks with gui in Ubuntu?
[18:10] <deepu> can any one tell me how to install real player
[18:10] <sipior> omar_: how about /dev/sda, instead?
[18:10] <deepu> hi
[18:11] <aRahim> sidewalk: install GParted
[18:11] <soundray> sysop1972: have you found out the device name of the new drive?
[18:11] <dooglus> !realplayer
[18:11] <omar_> sipior, thx it is working :D
[18:11] <aRahim> Omar sudo fdisk -l will giev you a good idea
[18:11] <gpled> JayDee: where you connecting to the imap service?
[18:11] <sidewalk> oh thanks
[18:11] <sysop1972> sound : should be sdb1
[18:11] <sidewalk> but i cant install anything :D
[18:11] <v6F3hY-Ufml> Hi, I'm having a problem where apache2 (httpd) will not start, and doesn't report any errors during starting, stopping, nor in the log files or via the netstat monitoring command :[, any ideas?
[18:12] <soundray> sysop1972: that's a partition device name. So you've already partitioned it?
[18:12] <sysop1972> yes
[18:12] <omar_> aRahim, fdisk can access to /dev/sda but what must i do then ?
[18:12] <v6F3hY-Ufml> there also isn't a httpd process in the 'task manager' nor one seen through the netstat
[18:12] <soundray> sysop1972: have you formatted it, too?
[18:12] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: what does apachectl configtest tell you?
[18:12] <sysop1972> yup
[18:12] <omar_> i have fdisk specific command line
[18:12] <Boglizk> What kind of themes should i download?
[18:13] <sysop1972> and I created a mount point
[18:13] <Charlesboy> any can help me?
[18:13] <soundray> sysop1972: and have you checked that it mounts okay?
[18:13] <sysop1972> I am trying to create automount now
[18:13] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: do you have apache installed?
[18:13] <soundray> sysop1972: let's try a manual mount before you do that.
[18:13] <sysop1972> ok
[18:13] <soundray> sysop1972: 'sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt'
[18:13] <v6F3hY-Ufml> there isn't a apachectl command
[18:13] <v6F3hY-Ufml> yes, it wouldn't start otherwise, no?
[18:14] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: isnt that your problem; apache not starting?
[18:14] <sysop1972> should /mnt be substituted with the mount point i created?
[18:14] <Polarina> I'm sorry, I got disconnected after I asked my question.  Did anyone respond to my question I asked eqrlier?
[18:15] <v6F3hY-Ufml> apache doesn't seem to actually start, or it may start and stop very quickly, but it doesn't report any errors while starting via the normal start command, and this started happening a few days ago, before which it was working fine
[18:15] <Polarina> s/eqrlier/earlier/
[18:15] <omar_> Polarina, your question was ?
[18:15] <soundray> sysop1972: this should come back with no error. Then do a 'df -h /mnt' to see how much space there is
[18:15] <Polarina> omar_: After resuming from a suspend, the computer asks me for my password. How do I make it so it won't ask me for it?
[18:16] <omar_> thx for all i can load gparted again :D
[18:16] <omar_> Polarina, wait i'll check out something
[18:16] <aRahim> thanks god
[18:17] <omar_> fdisk is such an efficient partitioning soft :D
[18:17] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: if i remember correctly, it is also possible to run apache in the foreground
[18:17] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: should be -F
[18:17] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: this should throw some light if your /var/log/apache2/error.log isnt showing anything
[18:17] <v6F3hY-Ufml> place that after the end?
[18:17] <v6F3hY-Ufml> like
[18:18] <sysop1972> soundray : ok I assume it mounted.  I went to the folder where I set the mountpoint and it has more free space that the rest
[18:18] <outbackwifi> yes
[18:18] <steveire> !irc
[18:18] <soundray> Polarina: open gconf-editor, find the key /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock/suspend and un-tick it
[18:18] <Polarina> soundray: Thank you.
[18:18] <omar_> Polarina, sorry i had an idea and it wasnt the correct parameter ! i cannot help you further
[18:18] <aRahim> soundray: gave the solution
[18:19] <cool> can any one help me??
[18:19] <cool> what can  i ues to im and cam for yahoo  ssome one be for sayd  gyachi but the gyachi page dont have a noth  infor
[18:19] <steveire> Hi, is there a very simple guide for someone who is afraid of computers to get onto irc? Something like open xchat, click the button type stuff?
[18:19] <steveire> No mumbo jumbo
[18:19] <soundray> sysop1972: now, to edit fstab, try 'sudo nano /etc/fstab' in terminal
[18:19] <v6F3hY-Ufml> "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start -f" ?
[18:19] <outbackwifi> steveire: do you use firefox?
[18:20] <Varox> hi
[18:20] <soundray> steveire: perhaps on youtube?
[18:20] <steveire> outbackwifi: Yes, but it's not for me. It's for a friend.
[18:20] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: nope /path/to/httpd -F
[18:20] <steveire> I use kde, but he got a ubuntu/gnome cd, which I haven't used
[18:20] <Varox> do you know how to count the lines of all files recursivly ?
[18:20] <outbackwifi> steveire: try chatzilla
[18:21] <outbackwifi> varox: i guess i do
[18:21] <sysop1972> soundray: nope.. it opened my password box but after I entered it nothing happened
[18:21] <aRahim> steveire: its very easy
[18:21] <steveire> I to give him a link with screenshots and get him into this chatroom. He's having trouble playing dvds
[18:21] <dooglus> Varox: find . -type f | xargs cat | wc -l
[18:21] <soundray> sysop1972: what do you mean by 'password box'?
[18:21] <Varox> dooglus: thanks
[18:21] <chris062689> Hey guys! :)
[18:21] <steveire> aRahim: Is xchat preconfigured to use freenode and enter this channel?
[18:21] <outbackwifi> hey chris
[18:21] <sysop1972> for the sudo password
[18:21] <steveire> aRahim: Because I don't think it was the last time I checked
[18:21] <outbackwifi> steveire: you need to configure xchat to do that
[18:22] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: isn't that the same thing?
[18:22] <aRahim> just type /server irc.freenode.net and then type join #ubuntu Thats it. Simple
[18:22] <chris062689> I got a question, which is.. more updated, glade or glade-gtk?
[18:22] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: nope
[18:22] <soundray> sysop1972: if you entered the command that I gave you, there shouldn't have been any 'box'
[18:22] <aRahim> steveire just type /server irc.freenode.net and then type join #ubuntu Thats it. Simple
[18:22] <steveire> outbackwifi: konversation comes preconfigured to do it. Anyway, Is there a simple screenshot guide?
[18:22] <dooglus> aRahim: I think you'll need a slash before the join there
[18:23] <sysop1972> soundray : I typed what you said..
[18:23] <soundray> steveire: xchat-gnome connects to #ubuntu by default
[18:23] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: then what do you mean?
[18:23] <mib_5xjl22> hello there! sorry to bother you all, I'm kinda ignorant when it comes to this, I just installed Ubuntu but unfortunately it doesn't detect the network card (which is even beeping and was working before)... any easy way to solve this ?!
[18:23] <steveire> aRahim: It's not for me. I have to send an email to a friend on how to do it, but he's not online now for me to talk him through it
[18:23] <sysop1972> soundray: something is starting to open now..
[18:23] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: I mean, locate the httpd binary and spawn it using this command
[18:23] <sysop1972> soundray: not sure whats with the lag..
[18:23] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: which httpd
[18:23] <aRahim> its just a 3 step guide really
[18:23] <soundray> sysop1972: did you type sudo or gksudo?
[18:23] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: should tell you the location of httpd
[18:24] <aRahim> stevie just choose a nick from the chat client and enter the commands
[18:24] <steveire> soundray: The last time I opened xchat, I was confronted with a modal dialog, I had to choose a server and I had to choose a channel. That's fine for me, but he won't have a clue. Are you saying it's different noew?
[18:24] <sysop1972> soundray:  hmmm not sure if it is going to work... its all gray.
[18:24] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outback wifi: doesn't say nothin? I guess that means it has disappeared (or uninstalled) somehow?
[18:24] <steveire> aRahim: It's not for me. I'm here already :)
[18:24] <soundray> steveire: I can't speak about xchat. xchat-gnome is a different program, and it comes preconfigured as I said.
[18:24] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: youve hit the nail on the head
[18:25] <aRahim> steveire: i know :D
[18:25] <v6F3hY-Ufml> "sudo which httpd"
[18:25] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: so please install it
[18:25] <sysop1972> sound: sudo
[18:25] <steveire> soundray: Ah, thanks
[18:25] <Ghufran> hi all
[18:25] <Ghufran> i have a trivial problem
[18:25] <sysop1972> soundray : there it is finally open
[18:25] <soundray> sysop1972: what does the terminal show at this moment?
[18:25] <Vagilinux> i use ubuntu and there is no root.......its the only distro i could get to install properly though. Here's the problem I'm running into: there's a configuration file to change the network workgroup, but I can't edit it because it is read only. It says the owner of the fille is root. No root. Any suggestions?
[18:25] <aRahim> steveire: xchat will pop up a Network List and he can select irc.freenode.net and start chatting
[18:25] <Ghufran> but its bugging me a lot
[18:25] <soundray> sysop1972: what's open?
[18:25] <omar_> Ghufran, what is your problem ?
[18:25] <outbackwifi> vagilinux: sudo is your friend
[18:25] <sysop1972> soundray: doh, now it is gray again
[18:25] <Ghufran> i need to dtop Ubuntu to beep whenever i press tab for completion
[18:25] <eirik_> steveire: make sure he gets the package "xchat-gnome" instead of "xchat". as soundray said xchat-gnome automatically connects to ubuntu server
[18:26] <Pici> Vagilinux: The root account exists, but is locked. Use sudo to gain root access.
[18:26] <Ghufran> stop*
[18:26] <soundray> Ghufran: please say what it is and keep it on one line
[18:26] <Pici> !sudo > Vagilinux
[18:26] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: do you know what is the reinstall command, because it doesn't want to install what it already says is installed?
[18:26] <sumit> hi.. what's the fastest way to compile a new kernel and install a new kernel in ubuntu? i am comparing it with fedora, where it is relatively quicker to change the kernel. Currently, for ubuntu, i am following make-kpkg method.. is that the best option?
[18:26] <soundray> Ghufran: System-Preferences-Sound -- last tab
[18:26] <Vagilinux> Pici: thx
[18:26] <Vagilinux> !sudo
[18:26] <Pici> !kernel > sumit
[18:26] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: sudo apt-get remove apache2
[18:26] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: sudo apt-get install apache2
[18:26] <soundray> sysop1972: what does the terminal show at this moment?
[18:27] <Ghufran> soundray, awesome. thanks
[18:27] <aRahim> Ghufran: disabke the system sunds
[18:27] <sysop1972> soundray: sorry you were right.. I did GKSUDO... the lag was gedit opening from earlier
[18:27] <Ghufran> yea aRahim.. got that!
[18:27] <aRahim> Ghufran: disable the system sounds *
[18:27] <soundray> sysop1972: okay, so where do we pick up?
[18:27] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outback: that is the command I used, it says already installed, and does nothing
[18:27] <sysop1972> soundray: now I have it open in nano
[18:28] <soundray> sysop1972: good. Do you know what to do from the guide?
[18:28] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: it says "apache2" is already the newest version
[18:28] <outbackwifi> when you say remove?
[18:28] <sysop1972> soundray: yup thanks
[18:29] <dooglus> Ghufran: turn show-all-if-ambiguous on in inputrc
[18:30] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: sudo apt-get remove apache2 cannot say its the newest version
[18:30] <outbackwifi> thats illogical
[18:30] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: so overall it had no effect
[18:30] <dooglus> popey: what if I want something from a standard ubuntu repo?  universe/multiverse is OK
[18:30] <dooglus> popey: sorry.  don't know why that came back
[18:31] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: I did remove, and reinstall, and then start, but it is not appearing in the system monitor, and which httpd produces no results
[18:31] <chris062689> Whats the difference between GLADE and GLADE-GTK?  Is one better than the other / more updated?
[18:31] <soundray> dooglus: should show-all-if-ambiguous be in inputrc by default?
[18:31] <eirik_> v6F3hY-Ufml, : is your system monitor set to view all running processes? (View - All Processes)
[18:31] <Parallx> I have to buy a new graphic card should I stay with nVidia or go to ATI with the new drivers?
[18:32] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufm: what does tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log tell you?
[18:32] <chris062689> What are you going to use it for Parallx?
[18:32] <v6F3hY-Ufml> eirik_: yes
[18:32] <powertool08> What directory has the kernel source code?
[18:32] <cobra__> irc.ubuntu.it
[18:32] <dooglus> soundray: only if you want bash to show all completions when the completion is ambiguous
[18:32] <pistache> powertool08 :
[18:32] <dooglus> soundray: the default is to beep on the first tab, and complete on the 2nd
[18:32] <pistache> powertool08 : /usr/src/
[18:32] <Parallx> chris062689: I need 3d acceleration and get a powerfull one
[18:32] <pistache> powertool08 : But you need the linux-source-* package
[18:32] <cobra__> #ubuntu.it
[18:32] <dooglus> soundray: I don't think ~/.inputrc exists by default - but I don't remember
[18:32] <chris062689> For what program though? Parallx?
[18:33] <powertool08> pistache: thanks, and I have it
[18:33] <chris062689> I mean, most 3d games don't require that much power (on linux)
[18:33] <v6F3hY-Ufml> !pastebin
[18:33] <dooglus> Ghufran: run this, then start a new terminal, and the beeping will be gone:    echo 'set show-all-if-ambiguous on' >> ~/.inputrc
[18:33] <Parallx> from blender to gimp (with really high resolution images) to games
[18:33] <soundray> dooglus: I see. Can you tell me what it is that governs the behaviour of Alt-# commenting the current line?
[18:33] <sysop1972> soundray: how do I save with nano?
[18:33] <eirik_> v6F3hY-Ufml: try writing /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[18:33] <eirik_> to see if the apache daemon is running
[18:33] <dooglus> soundray: the hash key?  or does the # represent a number?
[18:33] <soundray> sysop1972: should tell you at the bottom. Ctrl-O to write out, I think
[18:33] <chris062689> Parallx I got a 9600GT and it runs great, though I think the only diff between 8800 and 9600 is the DX10
[18:34] <Parallx> chris062689: i heard about new ati drivers or that they were going to be more open
[18:34] <soundray> dooglus: no, I mean the hash key
[18:34] <cool> what can  i ues to im and cam for yahoo  ssome one be for sayd  gyachi but the gyachi page dont have a noth  infor
[18:34] <aRahim> sysop1972: CTRL+O
[18:34] <Ghufran> ok dooglus thanks
[18:34] <Parallx> but DX10 is not working on linux so....
[18:34] <dooglus> soundray: as in shift-3?  what does it do?
[18:34] <chris062689> yeah, so I'd go with the 8800
[18:34] <chris062689> or 8600
[18:34] <Parallx> chris062689: stick with nvidia then, right?
[18:34] <chris062689> yeah, nvidia > ati on Linux.
[18:35] <chris062689> You'll have to use Envy with the newer cards
[18:35] <chris062689> But in Ibex the drivers for them are in the hardware manager.
[18:35] <v6F3hY-Ufml> outbackwifi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/44608
[18:35] <eirik_> chris062689: why is that? does ATI suck at OpenGL?
[18:35] <Parallx> thanks
[18:35] <differentreality> hi, does anyone konw how to use ntfsundelete ? it's an emergency :/ thanks
[18:35] <soundray> dooglus: no, what I mean is this: when I hit Alt-# (not a number, literally the hash key), it comments the current line and goes to a new one (as if I had done Ctrl-A # Return). I like this behaviour, but I don't get it everywhere.
[18:35] <dooglus> soundray: it looks like M-# is bound to insert-comment by default
[18:36] <dooglus> soundray: "man readline", search for M-#
[18:36] <soundray> dooglus: where can I look up such bindings, please?
[18:36] <soundray> dooglus: cool, thank you!
[18:36] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufml: looks like your php5 installation is broken
[18:36] <cool> what can  i ues to im and cam for yahoo  some one be for sayd  gyachi but the gyachi page dont have a noth  infor
[18:36] <outbackwifi> v6F3hY-Ufml: why dont you reinstall it?
[18:36] <v6F3hY-Ufml> i think those errors are unrelated
[18:37] <cool> any  time sound
[18:37] <Polarina> Is it really a good idea to store a Li-Ion battery in the fridge (4°C) while not in use?
[18:37] <Zaiden> When I installed wine, it didn't give me a wine menu in the applications menu. It does now, but it doesn't have the wine logo, and it doesn't give options to configure wine or remove programs, only the program folders. Is there a way to fix this?
[18:37] <dooglus> soundray: I guess M-# will do that in any program which uses readline for its input
[18:37]  * outbackwifi thinks polarina could use his fridge for beer and not lion batteries
[18:38] <soundray> dooglus: strangely, bash puts the commented line in the history, but mysql discards it.
[18:38] <Polarina> Zaiden: Open up winecfg.
[18:38] <Polarina> outbackwifi: :P
[18:38] <Zaiden> What if I want to uninstall wine programs?
[18:38] <Polarina> outbackwifi: Wikipedia recommended it, and to have the battery charged at 40% before storing.
[18:38] <soundray> Polarina: no. NiMH and Alkaline cells last longer in the fridge. LiIon are best stored at room temperature, charged to about half of their capacity.
[18:38] <Parallx> Polarina: http://www.batteryuniversity.com/images/parttwo-34.gif
[18:38] <Polarina> outbackwifi: Sounds odd to me.
[18:39] <outbackwifi> polarina: what does?
[18:39] <raw> hello
[18:39] <differentreality> Anyone knowing how to use ntfsundelete in ubuntu to recover all files of a partition ? I misused rm command :( thanks
[18:39] <raw> i cant set the theme style i want on ubuntu
[18:39] <raw> where can i go to get help ?
[18:39] <cool> any im let me ues cam and voice
[18:39]  * outbackwifi wishes differentreality all the best
[18:39] <dooglus> soundray: I guess that what to story in the history might well be application dependent, rather than a feature of readline itself
[18:39] <differentreality> heh outbackwifi tnx :S
[18:40] <raw> where to go to get help with themes on ubuntu ?
[18:40] <soundray> Polarina: perhaps the wikipedia author lives in tropical climates, in which case that advice is probably correct
[18:40] <soundray> dooglus: it must be.
[18:40] <Polarina> soundray: Yeah.
[18:40] <outbackwifi> raw: gnome-look.org
[18:40] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.04LTS. When a New Window is created by Firefox, it is drawn over the top of the previous window. How can I get new windows to cascade, ie: shifted down and to the right?
[18:40] <outbackwifi> raw: each of the themes has an installation guide
[18:41] <steveire> Is pidgin in the default ubuntu install?
[18:41] <JayDee> What would cause random apps to crash in 8.04, or upon launch appear with a blank window without the UI widgets?
[18:41] <soundray> dooglus: sometimes I wonder whether it's really worth configuring things to that level of detail...
[18:41] <Polarina> steveire: Yes.
[18:41] <cool> remove the add on
[18:41] <raw> outbackwifi, i went there i found the theme but no help for installation
[18:41] <hasiba> What's a sound size for a /boot partition?
[18:41] <outbackwifi> Aethelred: that behavior should not be limited to firefox; if you open multiple terminals it would happen too
[18:41] <soundray> JayDee: first thing to exclude is bad RAM. Run memtest86 from the grub menu for a few hours
[18:41] <outbackwifi> hasiba: i wouldnt waste more than 128 MB
[18:41] <SchmittyDoesIt> hasiba: you shouldn't need a boot partition
[18:41] <dooglus> soundray: did you see control-U in bash?  it does something similar, but instead of commenting the current line, it deletes it and makes it available in control-Y for later pasting
[18:42] <Aethelred> outbackwifi: that's not what's happening on my box.
[18:42] <cool> any im let me ues cam and voice
[18:42] <lisa_> #ubuntu-de
[18:42] <outbackwifi> cool: kopete
[18:42] <omar_> cool, try aMsn
[18:42] <soundray> dooglus: :) kind of like Ctrl-A Ctrl-K, which I use all the time...
[18:42] <JayDee> soundray: Is there a way I could get some sort of info on what this is doing? like a log file.. it has even happened to GDM.
[18:42] <dooglus> soundray: I run all my command-line stuff inside an Emacs shell, so I get a totally consistant history/editing interface for everything, rather than having to worry whether mysql/bash/python/etc... offer the same interface
[18:43] <cool> dont work  is amsn for all im?
[18:43] <raw> outbackwifi, i extracted the theme and copy paste it in ~/.themes folder but while trying to change the theme it doesnt appears in my themes.
[18:43] <soundray> JayDee: try the dmesg command and look in /var/log/syslog
[18:43] <outbackwifi> raw: you need to install the theme using the theme wizard
[18:43] <outbackwifi> raw
[18:43] <outbackwifi> raw: dont extract it on your own
[18:43] <Denise> private network
[18:44] <raw> outbackwifi, i did tar zxf theme.name.tar.gz
[18:44] <JayDee> soundray: system was stable before on 7.10, on upgrade to 8.04 problems started happening immediately. dmesg /var/log is clean.
[18:44] <eirik_> cool: amsn is for MSN only
[18:44] <bobertdos> So when creating a separate home partition, no home directory gets created in the root partition, right?
[18:44] <JayDee> dmesg AND various stuff in /var/log I mean.
[18:44] <soundray> dooglus: yes... I think I remember you telling me that before. I have my special little trouble with emacs, though
[18:44] <assargadon> I made pipeline with gst-launch. Now I can hear sound from my speakers, when I talking somwthing into microphon. How can I broke this pipeline?
[18:44] <raw> outbackwifi, where can i find theme wizard to install it? in themes it says install. while trying to install it i got an error.
[18:44] <dooglus> soundray: it's not for everyone, that's for sure
[18:45] <dooglus> bobertdos: root's home will still be in the root partition, and an empty /home mount point will also be created in the root partition
[18:46] <cool> any for yahoo im?
[18:46] <dooglus> cool: pidgin
[18:46] <outbackwifi> raw: this seems pretty old --> http://www.msccompcasts.com/2005/05/how-to-install-themes.html
[18:46] <outbackwifi> cool: kopete
[18:46] <omar_> cool try yahoo messenger for linux
[18:46] <dooglus> cool: ah - but no cam/voice in pidgin
[18:46] <eirik_> cool: but pidgin doesnt have cam support.  its a nice all-in-one IM tho
[18:46] <cool> piding dont do cams or voice
[18:47] <raw> thx
[18:47] <raw> i will take a llok
[18:47] <raw> look
[18:47] <outbackwifi> cool: skype for linux for full voice and cam support
[18:47] <omar_> cool, try yahoo messenger for linux
[18:47] <soundray> dooglus: I use it for most of my editing, but I hit some annoyances that I can neither explain nor debug. For example, I get cursor placement problems when I use it in gnome-terminal -- I have to hit Ctrl-L all the time to be sure that the display contents and buffer contents match.
[18:47] <steveire> !dvd
[18:47] <dooglus> soundray: which emacs?
[18:47] <bobertdos> dooglus: So if all goes well, I assume the installer puts an entry in fstab for home to mount to that point, yes?
[18:47] <cool> that dont have voice or cams
[18:48] <dooglus> soundray: oh, and why would you want to run emacs in a gnome-terminal, rather than using a gtk-linked emacs?
[18:48] <dooglus> bobertdos: right
[18:48] <soundray> dooglus: 21.3.1 on a remote feisty machine
[18:48] <dooglus> soundray: oh, I see - because it's remote and you don't want to do X forwarding
[18:48] <dooglus> soundray: I run a gtk emacs locally, and use TRAMP to edit remote files
[18:49] <dooglus> soundray: but that's not efficient if the remote files are huge
[18:49] <soundray> dooglus: I could do X forwarding, but I like the fact that with GNU screen, I can start editing something at work and can pick up exactly where I was from home
[18:49] <bobertdos> dooglus: Okay, good, all I wanted to know, thanks!
[18:50]  * Polarina uses laptops for servers.
[18:50] <dooglus> soundray: does the problem with cursor positioning only happen once you've moved your screen from work to home?  could it be the changing size of the screen that's messing things up?
[18:51]  * outbackwifi thinks polarina has considerate customers
[18:51] <soundray> JayDee: one way to narrow down the problem a bit would be to use a gutsy live CD and a hardy one for a while, to see if and when the problem occurs and whether it is perhaps limited to your harddisk installation
[18:51] <mik3> hi, when my machine boots the splash screen is off by half. when i log in ubuntu automagically corrects it and aligned my resolution properly. how can I fix the original problem? I tried redoing my dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to see if maybe its defualt settings got changed somewhere but that did not work.
[18:52] <JayDee> soundray: This is actually a office deployment of Ubuntu. We upgraded all the systems and i've only had issues with this one.
[18:52] <outbackwifi> mik3: which splash screen?
[18:52] <mik3> outbackwifi: the log on screen
[18:52] <soundray> dooglus: it could well be. I notice a problem with 'ls' column output as well, but mutt and other programs are fine
[18:52] <outbackwifi> mik3: gdm?
[18:52] <JayDee> soundray: it does have a radeon x1300 card, all the rest have intel or nvidia.
[18:52] <mik3> outbackwifi: the log on screen and the ubuntu boot progress screen
[18:52] <mik3> outbackwifi: yeah gdm
[18:53] <soundray> JayDee: tried switching from ati to fglrx or vice versa?
[18:53] <outbackwifi> mik3: arent they two different things? the boot progress screen has got nothing to do with X
[18:53] <JayDee> soundray: also, I don't think it would be ram, because all the apps crash the same way. blank windows without the UI elements. or.. stop responding (ie stop drawing the UI elements)
[18:53] <JayDee> soundray: I did move it from vesa, that it was on to fglrx.
[18:53] <Ripfox> Hey all
[18:53] <JayDee> soundray: no change.
[18:53] <Polarina> outbackwifi: What do you mean? Laptops are the best - builtin UPS, acceptable performance, easy to reorganise the internal structure. We have laptops stacked on top of eachother.
[18:54] <mik3> outbackwifi: well whatever, either way it's misaligned and i want to fix it.
[18:54] <soundray> JayDee: I doubt that it's the graphics' fault then
[18:54] <outbackwifi> polarina: acceptable performance?
[18:54] <rich_> back again........why would some WMV files play and some will not...odd
[18:54] <Polarina> outbackwifi: And they eat up very little place. Sure, it's more expensive, but all the extra features it brings - you can't deny it. :)
[18:54] <outbackwifi> rich_: youve run into mr gates DRM
[18:54] <JayDee> soundray: we tried to test his session as he was upgraded by having him login to another system (using exported nfs home's).
[18:54] <b3z3rk3r> lol outbackwifi
[18:54] <b3z3rk3r> too true
[18:54] <rich_> mr gates?
[18:55] <rich_> hmmm
[18:55] <JayDee> soundray: he had no problems with that so its something on this system itself.. but damm if I can figure it out.
[18:55] <cheeky> can anyone please help me ...i  havent moved on with even trying out ubuntu for the last seven hours ... here is my forum thread... please if anyone has some times please help me out :http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=913982
[18:55] <outbackwifi> mik3: what is your graphics config?
[18:55] <gafatoa> hello, Do you know if main site Ubuntu's ISO is "patched" ?
[18:55] <rich_> and what is a DRM?
[18:55] <JayDee> soundray: when it gets into its error state, dmesg, and logs are clear. processor is idle, and ram is generally 30% used.
[18:56] <cool> yes its a iso
[18:56] <outbackwifi> rich_:  Digital Rights Management
[18:56] <rich_> ah yes...that
[18:56] <rich_> Rats!
[18:56] <outbackwifi> rich_: exactly
[18:57] <dooglus> soundray: any reason why you're using feisty?  I think the bug you're seeing has been fixed since
[18:57] <b3z3rk3r> looks like bil screwed u too rich
[18:57] <b3z3rk3r> :(
[18:57] <outbackwifi> lool
[18:57] <outbackwifi> o_O
[18:57] <rich_> lol....ya thats true
[18:57] <JayDee> soundray: its a real mind bender of a problem.. we have 3 really good linux it people here and nobody can figure it out.. :)
[18:57]  * outbackwifi thinks rich_ got those files off his windoze friends
[18:57] <Polarina> outbackwifi: It's Digital Restriction Management.
[18:57] <rich_> trying to DL the w32 Codecs
[18:57] <Polarina> outbackwifi: Tell people the real thing.
[18:57] <pistache> Hello all, does anyone provide support for selfcompiled kernels (RealTime) ?
[18:58] <soundray> dooglus: it's out of my control (mass feisty deployment in university Department of Computing)... but it's good to know that it's a bug
[18:58] <cheeky> can anyone help me please installing ubuntu ??
[18:58] <rich_> and a bunch of other codecs to play the files
[18:58] <dooglus> soundray: it sounds familiar anyway - I reported something very like it a few years ago, and haven't seen it recently
[18:58] <outbackwifi> polarina --> Definition: Digital Rights Management (DRM) a system of solutions created or designed as a means to control the unauthorized duplication and illegal ...
[18:58] <outbackwifi> polarina: google it
[18:58] <dooglus> soundray: I believe 'xterm' doesn't have the bug, so that's a possible workaround I suppose
[18:59] <b3z3rk3r> outbackwifi: wiki?
[18:59] <outbackwifi> everywhere
[18:59] <Polarina> outbackwifi: Richard Stallman says it's Digital Restriction Management - And he's always right, no matter what he says!
[18:59] <outbackwifi> about 400 mil hits
[18:59] <outbackwifi> polarina: if you say so
[18:59]  * Polarina thanks outbackwifi for listening.
[18:59] <outbackwifi> thats the effect of DRM:
[18:59] <outbackwifi> lol
[18:59] <b3z3rk3r> its the same thing just worded diff
[19:00] <rich_> has anyone tried Elisa....software
[19:00] <b3z3rk3r> thats all
[19:00] <rich_> not anyone sister
[19:00] <b3z3rk3r> nope, what is it?
[19:00]  * outbackwifi would rather stick to ubuntu support here
[19:00] <rich_> it says it plays WMV files and a bunch of other stuff
[19:00] <soundray> dooglus: another emacs question if I may: I used to be able to enter the £ symbol -- somehow I had to switch the input mode by hitting Ctrl-\ -- do you know what I'm talking about?
[19:01] <assargadon> Is gstreamer pipeline becomes active after gst-launch close?
[19:01] <rich_> it has not worked for me
[19:01] <dooglus> soundray: not really.  the question mark symbol?
[19:02] <soundray> dooglus: :) no, sorry, the currency symbol for the British pound
[19:03] <cheeky> Can any one please help me ?
[19:03] <cheeky> anyone?
[19:03] <rich_> not me
[19:03] <wbmj> cheeky:what's the problem?
[19:03] <cheeky> ok
[19:03] <cheeky> here is the forum thread
[19:03] <rich_> i need another beer
[19:03] <rich_> sorry cheeky
[19:03] <cheeky> beentrying to get this work
[19:03] <cheeky> 7 hoursplus or something
[19:03] <rich_> what?
[19:03] <cheeky> its getting old
[19:03] <cheeky> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=913982
[19:03] <soundray> cheeky: have you tried disabling RAID in the BIOS?
[19:03] <cheeky> this is my problem
[19:04] <cheeky> no if i dot wouldnt it detect my HDDS?
[19:04] <dooglus> soundray: oh, I see.  "C-\ runs the command toggle-input-method"
[19:05] <dooglus> soundray: so I hit C-\, type british, hit return and then S-3 inserts a sterling sign
[19:06] <soundray> dooglus: I'm getting "Can't activate input method `rfc1345'"
[19:08] <dooglus> soundray: what if you put this line at the end of your ~/.emacs :              (set-input-method "british")
[19:08] <differentreality> does anyone know this error and how to fix ti?  Transport endpoint is not connected
[19:08] <differentreality> *ti = it
[19:09] <cheeky> any question ... just dissapeared ... again for the millionth time .. andihave spend 7 freaking hours trying to get this .. up and running
[19:09] <dxdemetriou> when I try to ping or ssh some machine from the network using the name it don't work, but smb://machineName works. can I make the machines on the network to work using the machine name?
[19:09] <outbackwifi> differentreality: what is the context?
[19:09] <un> anyone know of a nice channel that would know about some Makefile.am debuggin' eh? keeps generating bogus rules...
[19:09] <askand> I showed the ubuntu livecd for a friend but it was painfully slow...But he can run windows XP on it..ideas? why can this be?
[19:10] <Orbixx> dxdemetriou: Not as far as I know.
[19:10] <outbackwifi> askand: windowsXP off liveCD?
[19:10] <soundray> dooglus: I get a pound symbol on the left of the status line now, but S-3 seems to be bound to backward-word
[19:10] <Orbixx> The reason why it works by SMB is because Windows uses netbios which resolves machine names to IP addresses.
[19:10] <askand> outbackwifi: nah ubuntu
[19:10] <Orbixx> Something which I think Linux doesn't do.
[19:10] <outbackwifi> askand: are you comparing apples to apples?
[19:11] <cheeky> does anyone know about .. thsi problem ... soi cant get my old computer back .. coz ubuntu screwed me over
[19:11] <differentreality> outbackwifi,  i run ubuntu and I have a ntfs partition.  I used ntfsundelete on that partition, because I accidentally execurted rm * (ntfsundelete was unsuccessful unfortunately).  I tried to access the partition and I got this message.  I tried to mount it again and I get this message along with a couple more, as well as I get a message saying that according to mtab my partition is already mounted.
[19:11] <askand> outbackwifi: ? I just want to know what the reason can be that the livecd is so slow
[19:11] <outbackwifi> askand: running anything off liveCD depends a lot on the RAM available
[19:11] <cheeky> any one?
[19:11] <dxdemetriou> Orbixx, ok, but isn't somehow funny to connect with ssh using windows but not from linux?
[19:11] <askand> outbackwifi: ok so the probems might disappear if he installs ubuntu?
[19:11] <Orbixx> dxdemetriou: That didn't make any sense.
[19:11] <outbackwifi> askand: sure
[19:11] <soundray> cheeky: have you tried disabling RAID in the BIOS? Please give an answer that makes sense
[19:12] <askand> outbackwifi: can it have something to do with a slow cdreader?
[19:12] <sharrell> I am trying to finish up a preseed network install and everything is working correctly except for the root password, I am using this line: "d-i passwd/root-password-crypted password *" but it leaves a directory listing in the password field in my /etc/shadow. Anyone have any ideas? Is my syntax wrong?
[19:12] <outbackwifi> askand: it could too
[19:12] <pistache> Hello all, does anyone provide support for selfcompiled kernels (RealTime) ?
[19:12] <b3z3rk3r> livecd eill load everything into ram, but a slow cd drive wont help matters i dont hink
[19:12] <raw> outbackwife, i dont have theme preferences on my ubuntu. or I cant find it.
[19:12] <raw> outbackwifi, i dont have theme preferences on my ubuntu. or I cant find it.
[19:12] <dooglus> soundray: in a gnome-terminal still?
[19:13] <cheeky> soundtray no i have iam reinstalling it again for the 5 th time .. and waiting till it restarts and then ill gointo bios change the boot sequence to HDD
[19:13] <outbackwifi> raw: generally in system--> preferences
[19:13] <cheeky> but i dont really know where to diable my raid drivers in my bios
[19:13] <outbackwifi> raw: generally in system--> preferences--> appearance
[19:13] <soundray> dooglus: yes...
[19:13]  * outbackwifi is running KDE these days
[19:13] <raw> outbackwifi, i went there and it doesnt exist.
[19:13] <cheeky> iam sorry iam no help but an annoyance and greatful for a community like this but .. ubuntu is annoying me right now
[19:13] <soundray> dooglus: but it's the same in xterm
[19:13] <dooglus> soundray: I'll try it in Emacs 21.  I have 22 here
[19:13] <pranava> using ubuntu 8.04 ...help me to google talk in pidgin
[19:14] <thunderdan> oh wow i got into this irc channel with pidgin! i'm learning new stuff all the time!
[19:14] <outbackwifi> cheeky: your inability to turn off raid is annoying you
[19:14] <outbackwifi> pranava: what is the issue?
[19:14] <dxdemetriou> I don't know much about but, is there any way to use netbios in linux for taking the machine names?
[19:14] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: you dont need netbios for SSH
[19:14] <cheeky> maybe so .. butubuntu is DEfinitly not a Os for someone who can just pick itup .. i have to say
[19:14] <pranava> yahoo chat works fine
[19:14] <soundray> dooglus: ha, on my local machine it works (emacs22 and hardy)
[19:14] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: even if the SSH server is on a windoze machine
[19:15] <cheeky> as i might be the unlucky .. one
[19:15] <ePax> How do i add rhythmbox icon to my desktop?
[19:15] <pranava> but not google talk
[19:15] <outbackwifi> ePax: rightclick and add launcher
[19:15] <ePax> outbackwifi: thnx
[19:15] <pranava> serached for help
[19:15] <pranava> in web
[19:15] <dooglus> soundray: I'm running something called sidux at the moment, having wiped my hardy partition a few days ago
[19:15] <raw> outbackwifi, i went there and it doesnt exist.
[19:15] <outbackwifi> pranava: my crystal ball still cant figure out what error you get
[19:15] <outbackwifi> raw: i give up
[19:16] <Polarina> cheeky: I even asked someone if he's going to get [GNU/]Linux. All I got as a response was "No, I'm going to get Ubuntu".
[19:16] <pranava> sometimes read error
[19:16]  * outbackwifi is proud of polarina
[19:16] <b3z3rk3r> lol Polarina
[19:16] <differentreality> outbackwifi,  any ideas ?
[19:16] <outbackwifi> pranava: you need to be more specific--> are you able to login
[19:17] <dooglus> soundray: emacs-version's value is "21.4.1" - and # shows up as a pound sign after C-\
[19:17] <outbackwifi> differentreality: cant say; never undeleted an ntfs partition (why would i want to do that )
[19:17] <pranava> I am getting message ..waiting for connection!!!
[19:17] <cccatch> anyone (sucessfully) useing Logitech Trackman Wheel trackball? want to buy it. also i have some problems with logitech ultra-flat keyboard. some keys dosnt work correctly.
[19:17] <cool> how can i mount cam
[19:17] <dxdemetriou> maybe I didn't make clear what I'm trying to do.. there are some machines dual boot with ubuntu and windows working with dhcp on the institute I work. I joined them to the domain, but I have troubles to resolve the machine names from Linux
[19:17] <phantomcircuit> why is the latest version of svn not available in the ubuntu repos?
[19:18] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: use lina
[19:18] <Orbixx> dxdemetriou: Resolving Windows machine names?
[19:18] <outbackwifi> cool: use screws
[19:18] <outbackwifi> !lina
[19:19] <outbackwifi> !info lina
[19:19] <outbackwifi> lol
[19:19] <soundray> dooglus: oh, great, I get the pound symbol on the # key (which is not on Shift-3 since I have a UK keyboard)
[19:20] <pranava> outbackwifi: i used port 5223 ....
[19:20] <pranava> still no use
[19:20] <thunderdan> in pidgin, how do i set it to not show when people enter and leave the room?
[19:20] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[19:20] <soundray> dooglus: actually, I get a choice -- if I hit 2 after #, it'll insert # and not the currency symbol. This is nice!
[19:20] <cccatch> thunderdan: tools->plugins->join/part hiding
[19:20] <ePax> When i have allready icon of rhythmbox on my desktop is it possible to hide the name of it and just to have icon?
[19:20] <dxdemetriou> Orbixx, the machine from windows is called for ex. a1, and from linux a1-l. I installed samba relative packages for sharing and I could find the machine booted on linux from windows using it's name "a1-l", but from linux I couldn't. I understood the using of netbios from windows, but I'm trying to find something on linux
[19:21] <dxdemetriou> outbackwifi, what is lina?
[19:21] <outbackwifi> pranava: did this not help --> http://www.google.com/support/talk/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=24073
[19:21] <ronny> hi
[19:21] <thunderdan> cccatch: thank you :)
[19:22] <ronny> anyone knows a good howto for replacing libdrm, mesa and the video drivers with custom compiled ones without breaking the package-management?
[19:22] <master_> Anyone here know how to fix ubuntu's stupid 3.21 memory limitation problem?
[19:23] <master_> Can't see more than 3.21GB
[19:23] <thunderdan> has anyone gotten a wireless card to work with the bcm4315 chipset?
[19:23] <ronny> i need to install the git versions to fix some errors
[19:23] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[19:23] <^_lalu_> sera :D
[19:23] <CAPADIMERDA> gap
[19:23] <CAPADIMERDA> puzzi
[19:23] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[19:23] <CodeImp> http://www.codeimp.com/temp/large-hadron-collider-lulz.jpg
[19:23] <FloodBot1> CAPADIMERDA: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:23] <soundray> master_: install the amd64 version
[19:23] <gap> uheuhuhe
[19:23] <gap> °_°
[19:24] <pranava> outbackwifi: that link is absolete for atleast ubuntu 8.04
[19:24] <outbackwifi> why?
[19:24] <dooglus> soundray: type "C-h I RET" to describe the current input system
[19:24] <cccatch> master_: also make sure your bios configured properly (like memory remap enabled)
[19:24] <dxdemetriou> outbackwifi, I'm not trying to use linux applications on windows.. just to can remote the machines by their names
[19:24] <master_> soundray: I read in a forum that ubuntu 64bit doesn't see more than 3.21GB either..  And, I cannot get flash to install on 64bit version, either
[19:25] <wbmj> ronny: I'm pretty sure if you compile them as deb files they show up in Synaptic under local installs
[19:25] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: use smbclient;
[19:25] <cccatch> master_: url?
[19:25] <mar2> hey guys, i recently installed windows xp after installing ubuntu and now my grub boot menu is gone. I have tried to follow some terminal commands to reinstall the grub menu, but get an error 22: no such partition...can anyone please help :)
[19:26] <master_> cccatch: closed the browser and don't remember the exact search terms..
[19:26] <wbmj> mar2:you need to mount your HD with a live cd and reinstall grub
[19:26] <rtz3467> !grub | mar2
[19:26] <soundray> master_: amd64 supports any amount of RAM that current PC motherboards support. Installing flash is a matter of running 'sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree'
[19:26] <mar2> wbmj: i am running off the live cd at the moment
[19:27] <psor> mar2: reinstall your grub
[19:27] <ronny> wbmj: i cant create compatible debs, dpkg complains about overwrites by the split up dev packages
[19:27] <dxdemetriou> outbackwifi, I said that smb works. from nautilus smb://machineName works, ssh://machineName don't work. ping machineName from windows works (after installing samba packages), ping machineName from linux don't work
[19:27] <thunderdan> !bcm4315
[19:27] <wbmj> !grub | mar2
[19:27] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+question/8091
[19:27] <master_> soundray: failed to install..  ok.. I will re-install 64-bit...rrr.r..
[19:27] <mar2> ubottu: i have tried those insturctions but got the following error:
[19:28] <thunderdan> lol
[19:28] <outbackwifi> o_O
[19:28] <thunderdan> !wireless
[19:28] <psor> mar2: and why you not use virtualbox for win ?
[19:29] <mar2> psor: what is virtualbox?
[19:29] <baker> !modem
[19:29] <master_> soundray: I will write down the package name to install.. I searched in adept, google, and asked numerous people on irc and got no solution for installing flash for two days with 64bit installed.. I downloaded directly from adobe and the installer said it didn't support architecture x86_64
[19:29] <KRF> !virtualbox | mar2
[19:29] <baker> !alsa
[19:29] <thunderdan> !broadcom
[19:29] <danielm_mc> !cedega
[19:29] <danielm_mc> !spore
[19:29] <danielm_mc> you suck ubottu :-P
[19:30] <soundray> master_: that's right, it doesn't, but Ubuntu64 automatically installs it with nspluginwrapper, which adapts it to 64bit firefox.
[19:30] <master_> ok
[19:30] <linduxed_> danielm_mc: lol
[19:30] <soundray> master_: I use it on various machines with no problems.
[19:31] <master_> I will re-install 64...   wish it were easier to find out how to do simple things like that..  I wrote down the package name you gave..
[19:31] <soundray> master_: I've had issues with Java web applets in 64bit -- you may or may not hit this problem, too
[19:32] <danielm_mc> yeah java is hell on 64bit
[19:33] <danielm_mc> sun6 openjdk is the way to go
[19:33] <outbackwifi> dxdemetriou: linux ssh does not use windows netbios machine name. it uses the dns host name or ip address
[19:33] <outbackwifi> !ssh
[19:33] <un> i need a channel with people who know about autotools, particularly the Makefile.am part
[19:34] <danielm_mc> outbackwifi : that's debatable
[19:34] <outbackwifi> danielm_mc: how so?
[19:35] <outbackwifi> or should i re-word it as linux ssh should not use windows netbios names?
[19:35] <dxdemetriou> outbackwifi, maybe I'll try to make a script that will find somehow the ip from the machine name, and then use it for ssh..
[19:35] <soundray> dooglus: I'm off, thanks for your help today.
[19:35] <outbackwifi> :o
[19:35] <danielm_mc> outback: by default it uses hostname or ip address, but depending on your systems settings acquiring that information can be done in many different ways (i.e. netbios WINS server, winbind... )
[19:35] <danielm_mc> etc etc
[19:36]  * outbackwifi is taken violently sick by the mention of so many wins in one sentence
[19:36] <Sergnome> hi all,
[19:37] <norbert108> hi
[19:37] <Sergnome> i am first time using irc,
[19:37] <norbert108> so do i:D
[19:37] <jkristheking> :d
[19:37] <Sergnome> can someone help me,
[19:37] <jkristheking> with..
[19:37] <eccentricity> we can try. Ask.
[19:37] <Orbixx> Punctuation?
[19:37] <Polarina> !enter
[19:37] <Polarina> !ask
[19:37] <Sergnome> can i make calls?
[19:37] <jkristheking> calls?
[19:38] <danielm_mc> can i make calls?
[19:38] <danielm_mc> that's getting pretty philosophical
[19:38] <thunderdan> !the meaning of life
[19:38] <danielm_mc> lol
[19:38] <norbert108> :P
[19:38] <Pici> Sergnome: Can you elaborate?
[19:38] <outbackwifi> Sergnome: do you have a phone?
[19:38] <eccentricity> D yu have a phone?
[19:38] <danielm_mc> !carrier pigeon
[19:38] <outbackwifi> jinx
[19:38] <eccentricity> ya beat me
[19:39] <Pici> !botabuse
[19:39] <Sergnome> i have headset, i was using skype, but, now i neeb
[19:39] <thunderdan> sorry
[19:39] <outbackwifi> sergnome: buy skypeout credit
[19:39] <norbert108> that's so strange... i've got internet for 3 years and i using irc first time
[19:40] <outbackwifi> norbert108: you havent missed much
[19:40] <Marfi> norbert108, outbackwifi agreed
[19:40] <norbert108> i'm readin bash.org too...
[19:40] <eccentricity> outbackwifi ain't kidding.
[19:40] <b3z3rk3r> lol me too norbert108
[19:40] <Marfi> norbert108, wow, you are out of the loop. =)
[19:40] <outbackwifi> only, all we talk to are bots
[19:40] <Orbixx> bash.org is still down isn't it?
[19:40] <Pici> !ot
[19:41]  * outbackwifi thanks Pici
[19:41] <Sergnome> i have got internet for 7 year, but i am using irc first time:)
[19:41] <eccentricity> that' the best of irc there, norbert108. With that, you getting everything you want from irc but never have to use it. Everything except perhaps distro support
[19:41] <Marfi> eccentricity, thats what were for
[19:41] <Sergnome> i need to make pc to pc calls,
[19:42]  * outbackwifi has joined ubuntu-offtopic for useless banter
[19:42] <Sergnome> i think i can do this using irc
[19:42] <norbert108> ...
[19:42] <Pici> Sergnome: IRC is only text.
[19:42] <outbackwifi> sergnome: you think wrong
[19:42] <Sergnome> ok, thanks.
[19:42] <eccentricity> no prob.
[19:42] <unityofsaints21> any1 here have experience with configuring DMZs in ubuntu server?
[19:43] <H0T_R0D> what file do i have to edit to tell the kernel to load specific driver at boot?
[19:43] <outbackwifi> yep, they all died
[19:43] <Marfi> H0T_R0D, that would be modprobe
[19:43] <eccentricity> HOT_ROD: what kinda driver?
[19:43] <danielm_mc> anyone ever configure gslb on a ubuntu dns server?
[19:43] <Marfi> H0T_R0D, don't remember the file...hol.d on a sec
[19:43] <danielm_mc> !gslb
[19:43] <bruno> I was set the the power management to get hibernate when battery get critical low, but it not work, because the system functions until battery done charge, how can i solve that?
[19:43] <Sergnome> i am ubuntu georgian translators team member, and i need it for conversations
[19:44] <H0T_R0D> i have to modprobe the driver every time i want to use it i want to load it at boot time...
[19:44] <eccentricity> Oh, I see. Sergnome, what sorta troubles are you having with skype?
[19:44] <outbackwifi> sergnome: translations on the fly?
[19:44] <Sergnome> no,
[19:44] <assargadon> Is it normal I can hear sound from my speakers when talking into microphone?
[19:45] <bastid_raZor> H0T_R0D; add it to /etc/modules
[19:45] <danielm_mc> hot_rod - check /etc/modproprobe.d ; modules
[19:45] <eccentricity> aye, that should do.
[19:45] <danielm_mc> etc etc
[19:45] <outbackwifi> assargadon: yes, unless you mute the mic
[19:45] <danielm_mc> woops
[19:45] <Sergnome> i am new in ubuntyu, but allready member of translators team,
[19:45] <Sergnome> before ubuntu, i was using windows, i am programmer,
[19:45] <Marfi> H0T_R0D, i forget the name of the file to edit. you can do modprobe <driver> to start it up, also
[19:45] <assargadon> outbackwifi: and if I do it, no recording will be possible, isn't it?
[19:46] <danielm_mc> modutils as well
[19:46] <outbackwifi> assargadon:  not exactly
[19:46] <mar2> hey guys i am trying to reinstall the grub boot menu off of the ubuntu live cd and i think i am getting stuck because I am not mounting my root partition when attempting to reinstall, could someone help me out with this please...
[19:46] <mnemo> apparently, the old games "heretic" and "hexen" has been released under the GPL now --> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=864305  would be nice to have them packaged in debian/ubuntu
[19:46]  * outbackwifi loved heretic
[19:46] <Marfi> !grub | mar2
[19:46] <Marfi> mar2, look at the recovering one
[19:47] <mar2> Marfi: sorry i'm a bit new to linux
[19:47] <mar2> Marfi: not sure exactly what you mean :)
[19:47] <Marfi> mar2, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[19:48] <Marfi> mar2, that should be what your looking for. =)
[19:48] <mar2> Marfi: yep i think so...I have tried it a few times but keep getting an error
[19:49] <danielm_mc> does anyone know how to set pidigin to not display when people enter and exit this chat room?
[19:49] <Marfi> mar2, check your PM
[19:49] <Marfi> danielm_mc, use xchat? =)
[19:49] <carandraug> danielm_mc: go check in the plugins list, the one called "Guifications"
[19:50] <mar2> Marfi: pm?? :P
[19:50] <Marfi> mar2, i sent you a message...should be on the side bar
[19:50] <mar2> marfi: how do i do that?
[19:50] <mar2> oh
[19:50] <Marfi> =)
[19:50] <carandraug> danielm_mc: but like Marfi said, xchat is probably a better IRC client
[19:50] <KomiaPoika> how do i display which graphics card i have
[19:51] <Sergnome> please help me find kylix for ubuntu 8.04 amd64
[19:51] <Sergnome> if exists of course
[19:51] <danielm_mc> guifications seems like a little overkill ;-)
[19:51] <danielm_mc> oh nice, yeah i might check out xchat
[19:51] <danielm_mc> is that like the new bitchx ?
[19:52] <bruno> I was set the the power management to get hibernate when battery get critical low, but it not work, because the system functions until battery done charge, how can i solve that?
[19:52] <Pici> danielm_mc: xchat has a GUI.  irssi is another cli irc client thats still supported.
[19:52] <carandraug> danielm_mc: new bitchx?
[19:53] <un> what is a good autotools channel?
[19:53] <amrita> i have only 640x480 resolution available... in "screen and graphics".... what to do ?
[19:53] <Polarina> amrita: Install the evil driver.
[19:53] <norbert108> install mon-free graphic driver
[19:53] <amrita> the driver is fglrx
[19:53] <Sergnome> anyone, help me find hamachi for ubuntu
[19:53] <danielm_mc> xchat-gnome, woot
[19:54] <Sergnome> with graphical interface
[19:54] <amrita> I have ati radeon xpress 1100
[19:54] <norbert108> @Sergnome : google helps you
[19:54] <mcdaniel> oh nice
[19:54] <mcdaniel> xchat is pretty hot
[19:54] <carandraug> danielm_mc: if you select to configure the guifications plugin, uncheck the boxes "join" and "leave". That's what you want. If you decide to install XChat, install the normal version, not the Gnome version (I've heard it hides lots of stuff in the GUI)
[19:55] <Ardorin> Isn't there and nvidia gui to activate the external monitor port ona laptop?
[19:55] <jkristheking> xchat for gnome is very bad lol
[19:55] <krim> How do I install Liberation Fonts on Ubuntu Hardy 64bit?
[19:55] <amrita> from where can i get the evil driver? is it the correct one for ati radeon xpress 1100
[19:55] <nico{}> hello
[19:56] <nico{}> is there a separate channel for ubuntu on PS3 or does it happen here?
[19:56] <amrita> Polarina: from where can i get the evil driver ?
[19:57] <Polarina> amrita: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[19:57] <Kedare> Hi all
[19:57] <mcdaniel> ?
[19:57] <Kedare> Somebody can tell me what the difference between Ubuntu Server and Debian please ?
[19:57] <Sergnome> can i make my own channel?
[19:57] <norbert108> how can i patch kde2 under bsd? :)
[19:57] <danielm_mc_> ?
[19:58] <Pici> Kedare: lsb_release -a
[19:58] <gadhizt_belia> how i can get akill ban release???
[19:58] <erUSUL> Kedare: they are different distributions with different packages and versions
[19:58] <gadhizt_belia> sumone help me??
[19:58] <Pici> norbert108: This is the Ubuntu support channel, try #openbsd
[19:58] <Kedare> erUSUL: and why choose ubuntu server or debian ?
[19:59] <erUSUL> gadhizt_belia: what do you want?
[19:59] <Pici> gadhizt_belia: In regards to an Ubuntu channel?
[19:59] <erUSUL> Kedare: personal preference; is up to you
[19:59] <gadhizt_belia> i get a akill from dalnet channel last week
[19:59] <gadhizt_belia> how can i release??
[19:59] <Pici> gadhizt_belia: Talk to their operators, this has nothing to do with Ubuntu or Freenode.
[19:59] <gadhizt_belia> it's really annoying
[19:59] <Kedare> erUSUL: but i can't choose if i don't know the difference between both :/
[20:00] <gadhizt_belia> i use  an xchat
[20:00] <Pici> gadhizt_belia: This is not Dalnet. This is Freenode, and you're asking in the Ubuntu support channel.
[20:00] <usamahashimi> Hello Everyone!
[20:00] <gadhizt_belia> i know
[20:00] <gadhizt_belia> but i use ubuntu
[20:00] <usamahashimi> How can I convert a .flv file to .mp3 (audio)?
[20:01] <Legendario> every time i restart the session it uses gtk instead of emerald. someone told me to use the command "emerald --replace" which actually works, but i have to type that on every session. How can i fix it?
[20:01] <Pici> gadhizt_belia: #ubuntu-offtopic might be able to help.
[20:01] <gadhizt_belia> i  thought someone could help me
[20:01] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[20:01] <bastid_raZor> Legendario; add that command to sessions
[20:01] <CAPADIMERDA> lol
[20:01] <erUSUL> Kedare: the difference is less than with RH/CentOs/fedora ... most conf files and other things are similar/equal
[20:01] <erUSUL> Kedare: as i said is up to you.
[20:02] <Legendario> bastid_razor, ok. i believe this will work, but it didn't use to be like that on the past... Can u guess why?
[20:02] <Kedare> erUSUL: it look like ubuntu have most "Fresh" (recent) Packages ?
[20:03] <ill_phaze> So I've got a bit of a problem. The boot drive on my current machine is 'swappable' and I have two drives (one with xp and one with ubuntu). Last night, my xp drive decided to eat shit and die. This wasn't a huge problem because I just swapped it for the ubuntu drive. HOWEVER, now I can't access any of the NTFS partitions that I used to be able to access in ubuntu. It's saying that they were shut down wrong in windows and I need
[20:03] <erUSUL> Kedare: yep compared with the stable debian release yes... it releases every 6 months ...
[20:03] <ill_phaze>   to load up windows and shut down properly. Is there anyway around this?
[20:03] <bastid_raZor>  Legendario i don't use emerald so.. right off i don't know.
[20:03] <erUSUL> ill_phaze: ntfsfix from ntfsprogs
[20:04] <erUSUL> !info ntfsprogs | ill_phaze
[20:04] <erUSUL> ill_phaze: yep
[20:04] <jimcooncat> I want to package a custom configuration, for example, openssh-server. I just want to have my custom /etc/ssh/sshd_config and a postinst to reload the running sshd. Should openssh-server be a depends of my new package, or pre-depends?
[20:04] <dooglus> ill_phaze: do you have another windows machine you can fix the disks with?
[20:04] <Sergnome> i need to have my own channel, for conferrences
[20:04] <erUSUL> !pm | ill_phaze yes it is a package you can install
[20:04] <Sergnome> i am ubuntu georgian translators temam on launchpad
[20:04] <jrib> Sergnome: /msg chanserv help
[20:04] <krekon> how could I make reiserfs in fstab to have write permission in user mode?
[20:05] <Kedare> The only debian distro i can't install remotely to my server is 4.0, it use recent packages ?
[20:05] <MrKennie> in modprobe.d/options, are the options seperated by space, comma or is it 1 per line?
[20:05] <Pici> Sergnome: See #freenode for more help.
[20:05] <dooglus> krekon: just don't mount it readonly?
[20:05] <bastid_raZor> MrKennie; one per line
[20:05] <jrib> Sergnome: ask #ubuntu-translators as well if there are any conventions you should follow
[20:05] <MrKennie> bastid_raZor: thanks
[20:06] <krekon> ﻿dooglus : I don't
[20:06] <bruno> how can I install a new cursor theme?
[20:07] <sidewalk> im having problems with dpkg
[20:07] <sidewalk> after installing 8.04.1 i ran the updates and it hung
[20:07] <jrib> sidewalk: pastebin the command you run and the error you receive
[20:07] <deepfriedsquirre> Where are all the packages that I've downloaded with apt? /var/cache/apt/archives?
[20:07] <jrib> deepfriedsquirre: yes...
[20:07] <erUSUL> deepfriedsquirre: yes
[20:07] <mikj> ciao
[20:07] <mikj> !list
[20:08] <sidewalk> when running apt-get upgrade i get the following error message: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[20:08] <jrib> sidewalk: you need to *pastebin* everything in full
[20:08] <ill_phaze> That solved my issue. You guys are awesome!
[20:08] <deepfriedsquirre> Hmm, I'm just wondering why my partition has 21GB of data in it when I uninstalled pretty much everything to get ubuntu-desktop with one or two other things installed and I only have about 500mb in apt's cache.
[20:09] <KRF> deepfriedsquirre, apt-get clean
[20:10] <deepfriedsquirre> KRF: yeah I'll try that...
[20:10] <debCarlos> hi
[20:10] <jrib> deepfriedsquirre: use Accessories -> Disk Usage Analyzer
[20:11] <deepfriedsquirre> Yeah, baobab's been nice to me in the past.
[20:15] <deepfriedsquirre> Grrr, gparted keeps on failing, ti's driving me barmy.
[20:16] <deepfriedsquirre> Oh, I got this CD without a hash in ubuntu hasehs
[20:16] <nixbox> ubuntu does not have madwifi drivers?
[20:16] <deepfriedsquirre> Which I found quite wierd
[20:16] <deepfriedsquirre> Hang on, I'll find the filename of the iso
[20:18] <assargadon> I testing my microphone with gnome-sound-recorder. And I can hear my voice in the speaker. Is it normal? Outbackwifi (it's nick of meber of this channel) told me "it's normall unless you mute you microphone". But if I mute it, recorder will not hear my voice, too, isn't it?
[20:19] <deepfriedsquirre> I have an ISO called Ubuntu_8.04_amd64.iso - I didn't find this in Ubuntu hashes. Why? How can I check it?
[20:20] <deepfriedsquirre> Hmm, a quick google search didn't reveal anything
[20:20] <Pici> deepfriedsquirre: Is that the server or desktop or alternate CD?
[20:20] <sladen> deepfriedsquirre: where did you get the ISO from[A/
[20:21] <Quibus> !fglrx
[20:21] <deepfriedsquirre> One of Ubuntu's download mirrors
[20:21] <jrib> deepfriedsquirre: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes check your hash against all of the ones here
[20:21] <deepfriedsquirre> And it's the desktop one
[20:21] <deepfriedsquirre> jrib: Not found
[20:21] <deepfriedsquirre> Maybe it's a bad cd.
[20:22] <jrib> deepfriedsquirre: download it again then from a mirror that names things correctly :)
[20:22] <deepfriedsquirre> Yeah
[20:22] <deepfriedsquirre> Cheers lol
[20:22] <deepfriedsquirre> Maybe it's that I extracted the ISO from CD after deleting it from the computer and brasero or whatever I used named the extracted ISO based on the name of the CD.
[20:23] <Quibus> Hi, where can I get help to get fglrx working?
[20:23] <Lamo> Need help getting my nvidia beta driver to stick. Every time I reboot after installing the driver on my Compaq Presario CQ50-115NR it defaults back to no driver with low res. To install I drop to bash(ctrl+alt+F1)at login, then run sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop followed by sudo ./NVIDIA-Linux-x86-177.70-pkg1.run which it installs fine till reboot.
[20:24] <jrib> Lamo: why didn't you use System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers instead?
[20:24] <Lamo> jrib: cause that driver doesnt support my graphics card
[20:25] <jrib> Lamo: what card do you have
[20:25] <yusuf_> ff
[20:25] <Lamo> jrib: hold i forget
[20:26] <jrib> !away > ascott_afk
[20:29] <cheeky> hey again ..
[20:29] <cheeky> i needhelp
[20:29] <cheeky> please please
[20:29] <cheeky> someonehelp me
[20:29] <FloodBot1> cheeky: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:29] <cheeky> ihave spend 8 hoursnow
[20:29] <cheeky> or more
[20:29] <jrib> cheeky: convention on irc is to just ask your detailed question on a single line
[20:29] <cheeky> ok
[20:29] <Lamo> jrib: NVIDIA GeForce 8200M G graphics
[20:30] <jimcooncat> I want to package a custom configuration, for example, openssh-server. I just want to have my custom /etc/ssh/sshd_config and a postinst to reload the running sshd. Should openssh-server be a depends of my new package, or pre-depends?
[20:30] <TheCount> hello :)
[20:30] <cheeky> i have been  trying to get ubuntu running for the last 8 or9 hours... and iam still stuck in the same boat ... so forgive me for not haveing patience
[20:30] <jrib> jimcooncat: you might want to try #ubuntu-motu
[20:30] <jimcooncat> k thanks jrib
[20:30] <TheCount> how can I fix font handling in ubuntu? the system doesn't seem to use the truetype fonts I've installed, or xfs for that matter :(
[20:31] <jrib> Lamo: have you read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaManual ?
[20:31] <Lamo> jrib: nope but i will now, thanks.
[20:31] <RawkFish> So my buddy has a Epson CX7450 and a CX 8400 that is not being recognized in ubuntu. Is there any information I can relay to him??
[20:31] <taofeng> hi
[20:31] <jrib> TheCount: what do you mean?  Are they just not available to your applications?
[20:32] <jrib> !printing > RawkFish
[20:32] <finalbeta> !backup
[20:32] <jrib> RawkFish: check there
[20:32] <finalbeta> !cloning
[20:32] <jrib> !msgthebot | finalbeta
[20:32] <TheCount> jrib: hmm, yes
[20:32] <RawkFish> JRIB Thanks
[20:32] <jessid> !kernel | jessid
[20:33] <jrib> TheCount: how did you install them?
[20:33] <TheCount> jrib: but apparently my problem is that I expect Lucida Console to be available, which doesn't seem to be the case
[20:33] <RawkFish> Ubottu thanks
[20:33] <taofeng> i made a huge mistake and converted to vfat my /home partition (while i was on my system stored on a USB disk)... Do you know how i could convert it back and have access to my file again ?
[20:33] <TheCount> jrib: in that particular case, apt-get install sun-java6-fonts
[20:34] <jrib> TheCount: did you restart the application?
[20:34] <TheCount> jrib: even restarted X
[20:36] <phobos_> i wonder whats wrong when all osd elements in gnome are gone (no osd for brightness or sound volume) ?
[20:36] <gpled> i see VirtualBox 2.0.0, just released.  how can i tell when ubuntu will have this in synaptic?  using 8.04
[20:36] <TheCount> jrib: but it seems more like I've been convinced to have fonts in my systems which I don't have
[20:36] <Zambezi> Anyone with libtiff-tools installed? I need the configurationfile for tiff2pdf how it is as default.
[20:37] <jrib> TheCount: where are you checking for the fonts?  I'll try to install them here
[20:37] <finalbeta> what would you personally use to take daily backups of a system? Knowing that you have a system around. The best thing would be to just be able to start a second machine to the state of last nights backup. Could dd do this for me? How does dd work with open files/databases?
[20:37] <jrib> Zambezi: why don't you just purge the package and install it again?
[20:37] <TheCount> jrib: I'm just installing msttcorefonts (*cough*)
[20:37] <TheCount> jrib: maybe that helps
[20:37] <cheeky> this is my problem posted : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=913982 this on the web forum and no one has answered it and you can see that i have been trying for long time by looking at the time of post.neways.. i removed the primary HDD where windows was installed and triedto  boot up but this time grub showed up .. and let me choose my kernal ..oncei didt that still it just gave me the splash screen this time in a better reolou
[20:38] <TheCount> jrib: I've been searching with xfontsel
[20:38] <cheeky> i tried to keep in in oneline
[20:38] <TheCount> jrib: and I'd be wanting to use them in firefox/prism
[20:38] <cheeky> so please help me
[20:38] <Zambezi> jrib: Cause I'm not using Hardy atm.
[20:39] <Devastan> :O
[20:39] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[20:39] <Devastan> minkia
[20:39] <Devastan> hiauhiuahiuauhuia
[20:39] <Devastan> nn ci credo
[20:39] <FloodBot1> Devastan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:39] <Devastan> sono tutti utenti!?
[20:39] <Devastan> FloodBot1 soka
[20:39] <Mirror|rorriM> Ciaooo!!!
[20:39] <Devastan> :°°D
[20:39] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[20:39] <gogzmer> Hello. When I installed ubuntu originally,I made the boot partition too small and am now having trouble updating to newer kernels. Is there anyway to increase it?
[20:39] <Flannel> !english
[20:39] <Devastan> :)
[20:39] <CAPADIMERDA> :D
[20:39] <Flannel> !it | Devastan, CAPADIMERDA
[20:39] <cheeky> can anyone please please please take a look at this ?forme
[20:40] <ImBoden> can someone help with themes on 8.04 and gnome?
[20:40] <Devastan> coddatevi
[20:40] <Devastan> ciauuu
[20:40] <phobos_> gogzmer: you can use gparted
[20:40] <cheeky> could some onehelp me or just tell me that linux is notgonann work for me... soi can bloody move on
[20:40] <gogzmer> phobos_: I am on a server, and need to use a command-line solution if possible
[20:41] <gogzmer> phobos_: There is no desktop environment installed, and I would like to keep it that way if I can
[20:41] <Flannel> gogzmer: try "parted" but you'll need to be doing this while its offline unless you used LVM.  So you'll need to use a liveCD anyway.
[20:41] <phobos_> gogzmer: then use parted
[20:41] <phobos_> :)
[20:42] <gogzmer> I have tried using that to a limited extent already, and it complained about the partitions being ext3
[20:43] <cheeky> so i take it no one can help me?
[20:43] <SuperNN> My USB2.0 NTFS externals didn't show up , how can I mount them ?
[20:43] <TheCount> jrib: found the problem, thanks for being my sounding wall
[20:43] <jrib> TheCount: heh, no sweat.  What was the issue?
[20:43] <cheeky> thnks guys
[20:43] <cheeky> thank you soo much
[20:43] <TheCount> jrib: -ESTUPIDUSER ;)
[20:44] <gogzmer> I am having a problem checking in files to a subversion repository. Here is the error I get: "svn: File not found: transaction '362-1', path '/wisCareersRepo/Trunk/C_CVstuff/ColInfo.asp'"  Does anyone know what is is from?
[20:44] <mizipzor> is there a way to disable the "alt key to move windew" shourtcut? i need the alt key for an app :p
[20:44] <TheCount> jrib: if I expect X to be working with msttcorefonts I should have them installed ..
[20:44] <cheeky> can some one please help me ?
[20:44] <Flannel> cheeky: to be honest, you haven't asked an actual question yet.
[20:44] <cheeky> been working on this foralmost bloody 9 hours
[20:44] <TheCount> cheeky: sure, but please stop whining :)
[20:45] <Flannel> cheeky: yes, you've given us a story, but no problem or question.
[20:45] <SuperNN> Also when I go to Places -> computer I get "Nautlus couldn't display "computer" Natulius (or whatever) can not handle computer: locations"
[20:45] <cheeky> come on ... 9 hours for this ???
[20:45] <cheeky> dont you think that absurd?
[20:45] <TheCount> cheeky: and your very long line was cut off ..
[20:45] <jrib> cheeky: you drown out your actual question if you keep saying "please help me" in various guises
[20:45] <ImBoden> can someone help with themes on 8.04 and gnome?  i've got all the window borders and everything black, but the side bar in the file browser is white text on a white backround.  i have a screenshot to help illistrate what is going on
[20:45] <TheCount> cheeky: if you don't know what you're doing you can take DAYS :D
[20:45] <cheeky> here
[20:45] <cheeky> ok here is my forum thread ...
[20:45] <SuperNN> my USB's normally show up as /media/My Book, and /media/My Book_
[20:45] <cheeky> i put everything there
[20:46] <cheeky> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=913982
[20:46] <karname> I need advance video editor for 8.04 , what suggest you ?
[20:47] <Aethelred> I'm running 8.04LTS. When a New Window is created by Firefox, it is drawn over the top of the previous window. How can I get new windows to cascade, ie: shifted down and to the right?
[20:47] <jrib> karname: pitivi or kino
[20:47] <mik3> A few months ago the ubuntu boot progress screen/login screen became misaligned. I want to say it started doing this after doing an apt-get upgrade to make sure my ports were all up to date. Basically the screen gets shifted 1/4 to the right of the screen. Once I log in to my account the resolution is automatically realigned properly. I did a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but using all the default options didn't correct the problem. Any advic
[20:47] <TheCount> cheeky: seems like the kernel you install doesn't support the hardware, while the installer kernel does
[20:47] <MrKennie> cheeky: there are various things that can prevent ubuntu booting
[20:47] <cheeky> right after i do this .... i dont even get an answer about it..theppl trying to answer it just move on to someone else problem .. that seems to have been easier for them to answer !!!! i even posted my progress of wat i have done on the forum link
[20:47] <Flannel> karname: try cinelerra
[20:47] <TheCount> mik3: your line is too long and was cut off.
[20:47] <karname> jrib : tanks , but i need more advancer
[20:48] <maniheer> cheeky: have u got and IDE HDD?
[20:48] <TheCount> cheeky: no private messages, please
[20:48] <Flannel> !repeat | cheeky
[20:48] <MrKennie> cheeky: have you searched the forum for similar problems?
[20:48] <jrib> karname: avidemux is the only other one I know
[20:48] <mik3> A few months ago the ubuntu boot progress screen/login screen became misaligned. Basically the screen gets shifted 1/4 to the right of the screen. Once I log in to my account the resolution is automatically realigned properly. I did a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but using all the default options didn't correct the problem.
[20:48] <MrKennie> cheeky: I've found several results
[20:48] <maniheer> cheeky: have u got an IDE HDD?
[20:48] <cheeky> yes
[20:48] <karname> jrib : like adobe premier
[20:48] <TheCount> cheeky: sure it's IDE, not SATA?
[20:49] <jrib> karname: never used it
[20:49] <cheeky> i even added the all_generic_ide
[20:49] <cheeky> nothing happened
[20:49] <maniheer> oh
[20:49] <maniheer> thats wat I was gonna say
[20:49] <billybigrigger> afternoon all
[20:49] <vadim> hi everyone. Can you advise me a program to encode DVD's to avi??
[20:50] <karname> jrib : and ulead vedio studio ?
[20:50] <mik3> anyone?
[20:50] <ImBoden> can someone help with themes on 8.04 and gnome?  i've got all the window borders and everything black, but the side bar in the file browser is white text on a white backround.  i have a screenshot to help illistrate what is going on
[20:50] <cheeky> i did that then i even dissconnected the other IDE ..
[20:50] <jrib> karname: nope.  Your best bet is to just search the packages for "video editor" and try them
[20:50] <cheeky> still boots back into busy box v1.1.1
[20:50] <maniheer> cheeky, how about root=/dev/cdrom
[20:51] <billybigrigger> i have a quick q, when moving files i wanted to move the ~/btit directory to /var/www but instead it moved to /var/www/btit, how do i move all the files in the ~/btit dir so they are at the root of my webserver? ie ~/btit/foo/bar.php becomes /var/www/foo/bar.php, and NOT /var/www/btit/foo/bar.php
[20:51] <karname> jrib : very tanks.
[20:51] <cheeky> did you check the error message given from gparted?
[20:51] <abchirk> anyone knows the default config fiole location for rdp?
[20:51] <abchirk> *file
[20:51] <abchirk> I mean remote desktop for Gnome?
[20:51] <jrib> billybigrigger: mv ~/btit/{*,.*} /var/www/
[20:51] <billybigrigger> jrib, thanks bro
[20:52] <jfincher_> I've just installed Hardy on my Thinkpad R500, which uses the madwifi/atheros wireless card.  Even though the restricted drivers are listed as in use (and enabled) I don't see a wireless option in the network manager -- any ideas?
[20:53] <abchirk> jfincher_ follow this guide.. http://madwifi.org/ticket/1192 and install madwifi snapshot
[20:53] <mik3> A few months ago the ubuntu boot progress screen/login screen became misaligned. Basically the screen gets shifted 1/4 to the right of the screen. Once I log in to my account the resolution is automatically realigned properly. I did a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but using all the default options didn't correct the problem.
[20:53] <billybigrigger> jrib, cannot move ~/btit/.. to /var/www device or resource busy????
[20:53] <abchirk> It worked for me :)
[20:53] <ImBoden> can someone help with themes on 8.04 and gnome?  i've got all the window borders and everything black, but the side bar in the file browser is white text on a white backround.  i have a screenshot to help illistrate what is going on
[20:54] <abchirk> jfincher_ I need to take the madwifi_hal and then reboot... :)
[20:54] <billybigrigger> jrib, sudo mv /home/billybigrigger/btit/{*,.*} /var/www is not the right command or what?
[20:55] <jrib> billybigrigger: did it move some stuff anyway?
[20:55] <billybigrigger> jrib, yes
[20:55] <ravendark> mik3: have a look in /etc/usplash.conf and make sure the resolution is set correctly.
[20:55] <jrib> billybigrigger: did it not move anything?
[20:55] <billybigrigger> jrib, moved everything but ~/btit all files/folders moved
[20:56] <billybigrigger> jrib, sorry my bad no prblm i guess
[20:56] <|Jack|> hi all i have small problem, i cant install ubuntu on my pc, always loading and loading screen , after this i see some a.. Shell, my pc is duron 800 mhz, 128 ram, radeon 9600XT
[20:56] <jrib> billybigrigger: it's because I forgot that in bash .* expands to . and .. sorry
[20:57] <jrib> billybigrigger: at least I think that's why
[20:57] <billybigrigger> jrib, ok, now sudo chown root:root /var/www/*.* and sudo chmod +r /var/www/*.* should make all files readable and owned by root correct?
[20:57] <Tamagotono> Does anyone know if there is working support for the G45 aka Cantiga aka x4500MHD video chipset in Gutsy?  I am only having limited luck in Intrepid A5 and was thinking about stepping down if it works.
[20:57] <jfincher_> I would say o+r
[20:57] <jrib> billybigrigger: no, only files with a '.' in them
[20:58] <jfincher_> just to be explicit
[20:58] <unop> o+r is not what he wants
[20:58] <billybigrigger> jrib, so /var/www/* then
[20:59] <jrib> billybigrigger: yes, but that will miss anything that starts with a '.' (there's probably nothing like that there though)
[20:59] <unop> billybigrigger, that will miss out the dotfiles you copied over though
[20:59] <mik3> ravendark: yeah that didn't do it. even when gdm sometimes 'misses' and you can see the boots up text, that is misaligned as well
[20:59] <unop> billybigrigger, shopt -s dotglob;  sudo chown root:root /var/www/*; sudo chmod +r /var/www/*
[20:59] <EJ> \\'elcome ßack bigfuzzyjesus
[21:00] <ravendark> mik3: hmm, i really don't know then, hang around and ask again and scour through the forums, i'm sure youll find someone thats had more experience with it
[21:00] <laughtear> intrepid is installed, it's working well, but the hardware drivers of nvidia does not work properly. i just installed the alpha 5 this evening..
[21:00] <laughtear>  the installed hardware driver is the 177th one of nvidia. but i also tried the 173 one before, nothing changed. i use this samsun 226bw in 800x600 now without 3d support (it should be 1680x1050
[21:01] <laughtear> help!
[21:01] <jrib> laughtear: please see the /topic about intrepid support
[21:01] <billybigrigger> unop, bah, now i can cd into any dir's
[21:01] <laughtear> i tried to call people on ubuntu+1, but there's no response even when i asked "anybody here" dude..=(
[21:02] <billybigrigger> unop, permssion denied
[21:02] <unop> billybigrigger, you mean you can't ?
[21:02] <billybigrigger> unop, yeah, because i changed owner to root:root right
[21:02] <jrib> laughtear: that doesn't mean you should ask it here... it just means you should be patient there and actually state your question
[21:02] <billybigrigger> unop, but i thought everything was readable???
[21:02] <sidewalk> im using an acer aspire 5024 and i want to have the wireless network card working, can anyone tell me how to get it working?
[21:03] <unop> billybigrigger, world needs execute bit set if you want to be able to cd into those directories .. just read does not suffice
[21:03] <billybigrigger> unop, bah thought i could get away with that
[21:03] <unop> billybigrigger, in other words, o+rx
[21:03] <sidewalk> !5024
[21:04] <sidewalk> !acer-acpi
[21:04] <billybigrigger> unop, read/execute? o is for???
[21:04] <_paneb> i am using ubuntu 8.04 integrated into a windows domain and i have a question: how can i "cd" to a windows share (to execute scripts)?
[21:04] <sidewalk> !Aspire
[21:04] <jrib> !fishing | sidewalk
[21:04] <unop> billybigrigger, o = other = world .. same thing
[21:04] <jrib> !wifi > sidewalk
[21:04] <billybigrigger> unop, ok
[21:05] <billybigrigger> unop, man this is making me mad, i thought all files and folder/subfolders would be affected, now anything inside a folder still has billy's ownership, and rights are still -rw------- on all files inside the dir's
[21:05] <krauss> Does anyone know if the resolution of Ubuntu is resizable?
[21:06] <krauss> It's kind of hard on my eyes.
[21:06] <billybigrigger> unop /var/www/* doesn't affect anything inside dir's eh?
[21:06] <unop> billybigrigger, did you chown recursively?
[21:06] <rastafarix> In you humble opinion, which one is better Gnome or KDE?
[21:06] <bobertdos> krauss: What are you wanting to do, change the resolution?
[21:06] <jrib> rastafarix: try both and use what you like
[21:06] <billybigrigger> unop, no, just did sudo chmod o+rw /var/www/*
[21:07] <xzhou> vmware
[21:07] <krauss> Yes, Bobertdos
[21:07] <unop> billybigrigger, in that case, contents of directories are not affected
[21:07] <Odd-rationale> rastafarix: you must decide for your self. it is all about taste and choice...
[21:07] <unop> billybigrigger, only the directories themselves are
[21:07] <yates> no adobe acrobat for ubuntu?
[21:07] <billybigrigger> unop, oh, files/dirs in /var/www are affected but nothing inside the dirs
[21:07] <unop> !info acroread | yates
[21:07] <rastafarix> jrib: I want that my desktop looks really nice, where can I get some gnome skins, etc'?!?
[21:07] <unop> ooo
[21:07] <jrib> !themes > rastafarix
[21:07] <unop> billybigrigger, that's correct
[21:07] <bobertdos> krauss: So what are your options in System->Preferences->Screen Resolution?
[21:08] <billybigrigger> unop, -R at the end is recurvise?
[21:08] <yates> !xemacs
[21:08] <bobertdos> !medibuntu | yates
[21:08] <unop> billybigrigger, well, best not to put it at the end .. but if after chmod (or chown) itself
[21:08] <unop> s/if//
[21:08] <billybigrigger> unop so sudo chown root:root /var/www/* -R and chown o+rw /var/www/* -R
[21:09] <billybigrigger> unop oh ok
[21:09] <unop> billybigrigger, that would do .. but i would write it as.  sudo chown -R root.root /var/www/* #etc
[21:09] <yates> bobertdos: thanks - i'm very new to ubuntu - how do i configure apt to use another repostiory?
[21:09] <krauss> Bobertdos: I didn't see that there. You helped already
[21:09] <krauss> Bobertdos: Thanks
[21:09] <bobertdos> krauss: :)
[21:09] <billybigrigger> unop, difference between root:root or root.root is there any?
[21:10] <bobertdos> yates: Follow the guide. Copy and paste things, it's easiest.
[21:10] <unop> billybigrigger, not so much with GNU chown, you can use either
[21:10] <billybigrigger> unop ok cool
[21:10] <Brazilll> hola
[21:10] <krauss> Ok
[21:10] <krauss> I just clicked Sign in on youtube
[21:11] <krauss> And firefox died.
[21:11] <bobertdos> krauss: Has it crashed abruptly like that before?
[21:11] <krauss> Bobertdos: first time.
[21:12] <krauss> Bobertdos: And I just tried it again, same result.
[21:12] <yates> bobertdos: ok, thanks
[21:12] <bobertdos> krauss: What version of flash are you using?
[21:12] <Brazilll> é nois
[21:12] <krauss> Bobertdos: the latest, I just installed it
[21:12] <speakman> hi folks!
[21:12] <krauss> Bobertdos: 9 I think it is.
[21:12] <scifiguy951> what kind of scan would i do in nmap to find pc's connected to my router?
[21:12] <bobertdos> yates: Feel free to ask if any of that confuses you.
[21:13] <Brazilll> soy BRasil
[21:13] <speakman> I'm looking for an IDE which don't requires special project files, but can run "make" an such. Much like "textmate" on Mac. Any ideas?
[21:13] <bobertdos> !br | Brazilll
[21:13] <Brazilll> vlw
[21:13] <billybigrigger> unop, thanks for the help bro
[21:13] <dep> scifiguy951: nmap isn't the tool you want to use, your router should be able to tell you who is connected to it if it is a prefabricated router, if it is a linux box, I can point you to a few commands
[21:13] <bulgaristan>  /ns register bulgaristan
[21:14] <bulgaristan>  /ns register bulgaristan  asl1122
[21:14] <scifiguy951> it is winxp
[21:14] <felix-da-catz> I am having a hard time getting my linksys wpc54gs card working with Hardy Heron.  I have tried the ndiswrapper method and it doesn't seem to be working properly.
[21:14] <bobertdos> krauss: I always like to be sure of the flash version. So, would you mind checking about:plugins in Firefox, please?
[21:14] <scifiguy951> on the pc that is connected
[21:14] <krauss> Bobertdos: Ok
[21:14] <bulgaristan> hello
[21:14] <jvargas> hi
[21:14] <jrib> bulgaristan: hi, you need to choose a new password
[21:14] <bulgaristan> you can gime a little help :)
[21:14] <bulgaristan> so i install ubuntu
[21:14] <jvargas> flash 10 on firefox 3 causes a crash
[21:14] <yusuf_> close
[21:14] <jvargas> anyone had this problem?
[21:15] <jrib> bulgaristan: don't use enter to break up your thoughts as it makes it harder to follow what you are saying
[21:15] <yates> bobertdos: does ubuntu use the /sbin/chkconfig and /sbin/service mechnism for services, like the sshd ssh daemon?
[21:15] <bulgaristan> but i think i`m a little of bit a lamer
[21:15] <bulgaristan> mand i have allot of bug they are
[21:15] <cheeky> iam sooexhausted
[21:15] <bobertdos> yates: I'm not sure, I'd assume so.
[21:15] <krauss> Bobertdos: Yep, 9.
[21:15] <unop> yates, no .. debian/ubuntu uses update-rc.d and invoke-rc.d for chkconfig and service respectively
[21:15] <timo> hi dose open office have an irc channel ?
[21:15] <bulgaristan> lol
[21:16] <bobertdos> jvargas: This is a known bug. I know it's getting fixed for the next release. In the meantime, there is a workaround.
[21:16] <jrib> !openoffice | timo
[21:16] <jvargas> bobertdos: tell me
[21:16] <dooglus> timo: http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/IRC_Communication
[21:16] <timo> thank you
[21:16] <yates> bulgaristan: i just installed ubuntu yesterday for the first time after using fedora for 3 years and out of the box it's 10 times better.
[21:16] <felix-da-catz> in dmesg I am getting b43-phy0 ERROR: You must to go http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/b43#devicefirmware and download the correct firmware (version 4).  However whenever I try to download and install the b43-fwcutter it does not make for me.
[21:16] <bulgaristan> =)
[21:16] <bulgaristan> yea
[21:16] <jvargas> bobertdos: with youtube it works ok, but in a page with jw media player it crashes
[21:16] <dooglus> timo: specifically: #Openoffice.org  Users and generic channel, please use this for questions related to OOo usage
[21:16] <bulgaristan> but i have a simple bug
[21:16] <bulgaristan> like my player
[21:16] <bulgaristan> i`m from bulgaria
[21:16] <FloodBot1> bulgaristan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:17] <bulgaristan> and have a unicode problems i dont know why
[21:17] <bulgaristan> see
[21:17] <jrib> bulgaristan: stop pressing enter
[21:17] <yates> unop: thanks
[21:17] <bobertdos> krauss: Do you have libflashsupport installed? I find for some people that disabling compiz (Visual Effects set to None) helps.
[21:17] <bulgaristan> srr
[21:17] <jrib> !bg > bulgaristan
[21:18] <bulgaristan> wow srr
[21:18] <krauss> Bobertdos: I don't think so. I used the Adobe site's instructions. And how is that done?
[21:18] <unop> yates, though if you want the service command,  the debian-helper-scripts package offers one
[21:18] <bobertdos> jvargas: Open a terminal. Type sudo mkdir /etc/adobe
[21:19] <jvargas> bobertdos: done
[21:19] <timo> ﻿jvargas: ls /etc/adobe
[21:19] <sarthor> HI. i install gyachi.deb with default pakage manager in GUI, No i want to remove that, but i want to clear all the directories, settings, that made, how can i do that???
[21:20] <jvargas> timo: nothing, just created it
[21:20] <jrib> sarthor: sudo apt-get purge PACKAGE
[21:20] <timo> ahhh ?
[21:20] <sarthor> jrib, thank you
[21:20] <timo> it should be created
[21:20] <bobertdos> jvargas: Get into that directory. Then, type: gksudo gedit mms.cfg
[21:20] <up_the_irons> can someone point me to a doc that explains how codepages work?  I learned all about locale yesterday, and got UTF-8 working in rxvt-unicode, but inside mutt, people who send me stuff from Windows and CP1252 charset, doesn't show up correctly.  I'm wondering what I'm missing.
[21:20] <jvargas> bobertdos: what to put in
[21:21] <bobertdos> timo: No, that directory doesn't exist unless you create it yourself.
[21:21] <_paneb> how can i 'cd' to CIFS mounts? when i open them with nautilus they are mounted on the desktop, but i cannot cd to them
[21:21] <timo> ahh
[21:22] <bobertdos> jvargas: WindowlessDisable=true, then save the file and restart firefox.
[21:22] <laptop> Where can I see the list of KDE themes?
[21:22] <unop> _paneb, you'll have to mount the shares using mount.cifs
[21:22] <laptop> I want to enhance visual appearance of my desktop
[21:22] <bobertdos> jvargas: You'll notice that the old drop-down menu problem comes back, but at least the crashes go away.
[21:22] <krauss> Bobertdos: How do you disable the Visuals?
[21:23] <jvargas> bobertdos: thanks!
[21:23] <bobertdos> krauss: System->Preferences->Appearance->Visual Effects, set to None.
[21:23] <jvargas> bobertdos: yeah, drop down menu is under the video screen. but it works.
[21:23] <krauss> Bobertdos: Thanks man
[21:23] <billybigrigger> if mysql is installed is it safe to leave the any user no password with usage privilages or can i delete the 3 entries?
[21:24] <timo> when you compy and pase why is the font different in openoffice?
[21:24] <timo> copy* paste*
[21:24] <jvargas> bobertdos: i hoped flash player 10 solved that problem as said in new features list.
[21:24] <krauss> Bobertdos: Appearances not in the menu man.
[21:25] <khaled> هل استطيع الكتابة باللغه العربية sorry  it's test my lang
[21:25] <bobertdos> jvargas: The blog I follow for Linux flash already says this bug has been fixed in the next batch of alphas, so I would expect it'll be fine in the next version.
[21:25] <khaled> exit
[21:25] <jvargas> bobertdos: thanks bobertdos, where is this blog, so I can stay advised
[21:25] <khaled> quit
[21:26] <bobertdos> jvargas: http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/
[21:26] <guntbert> krauss: the second item from top
[21:26] <bobertdos> jvargas: This blog is also how I know about the workaround.
[21:27] <scifiguy951> how can i find pc's on my router?
[21:27] <scifiguy951> and connect to them?
[21:27] <sarthor> how can i install getlibs on my hardy??
[21:27] <krauss> Guntbert: That's desktop background
[21:27] <sarthor> its not working with apt-get
[21:27] <jvargas> bobertdos: i see. thanks a lot bobertdos :-)
[21:27] <jfincher_> abchirk: I followed the instructions there, and they worked up until the "dhclient ath0" part, which fails without getting an DHCPOFFERS
[21:27] <tobyr> Hey guys, is there a way to install Xubuntu using grud?
[21:27] <tobyr> Grub?
[21:27] <tobyr> Can't use CD, Can't use USB....
[21:27] <guntbert> krauss: what version are you using?
[21:28] <jfincher_> abchirk: I know the AP is working, however, because I'm using it from wireless elsewhere
[21:28] <dep> sarthor: I've never heard of "getlibs", what is it?
[21:28] <krauss> Guntbert: Ubuntu 5.10
[21:28] <tobyr> Was thinking I could extract the ISO to a folder and get Grub to boot from it
[21:28] <Odd-rationale> tobyr: do you ubuntu installed right now?
[21:28] <Jowi> tobyr, you can install via network
[21:28] <sarthor> deb http://ge.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?p=5603461
[21:28] <sarthor> dep http://ge.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?p=5603461
[21:28] <Jowi> !install | tobyr
[21:28] <tobyr> I can't get into the bios of this laptop, it's hosed, the CD drive is broken too :)
[21:29] <sarthor> dep http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4843631
[21:29] <guntbert> krauss: ah I see, I didn't use ubuntu back then - sorry
[21:29] <abchirk> jfincher_ laptop?
[21:29] <krauss> Guntbert: Right, it's fine. =D
[21:29] <bobertdos> krauss: Is there a reason you're using such an old version?
[21:30] <Jowi> tobyr, last link might be work to have a look at
[21:30] <tobyr> That Wiki page is great, found loads of stuff, thanks :)
[21:30] <abchirk> jfincher_ I needed to switch off then on... before that he didn't connected and use wicd instead of networkmanager
[21:30] <echinos> What would an ls entry with blue text and green background mean?
[21:30] <Odd-rationale> tobyr: also, try http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[21:30] <dep> sarthor: it isn't in the ubuntu repos, you're going to have to install it manually
[21:30] <krauss> bobertdos: It's all I could get my hands on. I'm just a 15 year old
[21:30] <tobyr> wicked, thanks :)
[21:31] <SirBijan> hello all
[21:31] <Odd-rationale> krauss: you can order the latest version for free: https://shipit.ubuntu.com/
[21:31] <SirBijan> i'm having a problem regarding mounting my freebsd slice inside ubuntu
[21:31] <bobertdos> krauss: Well, that shouldn't mean anything ;) Do you have high speed internet and a disc burner?
[21:31] <sarthor> dep is it safe to use?
[21:31] <SirBijan> inside ubuntu, I write: mount -r -t ufs -o ufstype=ufs2 /dev/sda2 /media/ttt
[21:32] <SirBijan> and it works fine, the only thing is that it only mounts the root partition of my freebsd slice
[21:32] <krauss> bobertdos: I sure do
[21:32] <dep> sarthor: it appears to be a user generated shell script (looking at it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790) I have no idea if it is safe, from a quick glance over it it looks fine to use
[21:33] <bobertdos> krauss: Then I would suggest downloading the LiveCD iso for Hardy and making your own Hardy disc.
[21:33] <blue112> Hello everyone, I have a problem of rights, can you help me ?
[21:33] <zetheroo> ﻿ I downloaded the Kubuntu 8.04.1 ISO and was installing it in Virtual Box ,, I got a popup window saying that the session was locked and its asking for a password to unlock it..... whats the password?
[21:33] <Odd-rationale> blue112: sure. just ask :D
[21:34] <dep> blue112: get a lawyer =) Kidding, just ask the question and if someone can help they will
[21:34] <blue112> :p
[21:34] <abchirk> :p
[21:34] <dep> zetheroo: whatever your user password is. The automatic locking is to prevent others from using your machine if you walk away and forget to log out
[21:34] <krauss> Oh boy
[21:35] <krauss> More installing
[21:35] <krauss> XD
[21:35] <SirBijan> anybody with FreeBSD slice mounting inside ubuntu in here?
[21:35] <romulo> hi, my ubuntu stopped displaying message about usb pendrives i put, like when i unmount then it no longer appears the notification to not remove it, how i restore that?
[21:35] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: well its the live session ... and the user name is ubuntu ...
[21:35] <bobertdos> krauss: It's not so bad, but I WOULD suggest starting from scratch.
[21:35] <dep> zetheroo: oh, LiveCD? Interesting....I'm assuming you tried to just use a blank password, right?
[21:36] <xbxb> Hey, every time I want to mount a block device to my file system, I have to create the folder I'll mount it to beforehand. How come the folder isn't created/deleted automatically once I mount/unmount, since it's just an abstraction anyway?
[21:36] <Odd-rationale> krauss: 5.10 is no longer supported anyways... it is strongly reccomended to upgrade your version...
[21:36] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: I pressed a key combination and the window popped up saying the session has been locked ... asking for a password
[21:36] <blue112> I have a directory, for exemple project/ which I want to be shared by 10 users. So i've created a group, "write", and I've added each user to the group. After that, I've done a sudo chown -R :write project/. Then, everything is ok. But if a user (toto), create a file in this directory, it doesn't belong to the group, but to toto. So the other members can't edit it. How can I do ?
[21:36] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: yes I tried it blank
[21:37] <jrib> blue112: Access Control Lists  is the only way I know
[21:37] <dep> zetheroo: k, one sec, trying to recreate with a virtbox session
[21:37] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: ok thanks
[21:37] <blue112> jrib: I don't know about it, can you tell me more ?
[21:37] <nDuff> blue112, google linux POSIX ACLs
[21:37] <jrib> blue112: you'll have to google, I don't know of a good reference
[21:38] <blue112> (every users are completly noob, and doesn't know anything about linux or else...)
[21:38] <jrib> blue112: only you need to figure it out
[21:38] <blue112> Ok, good. I'm gonna look about that. Thanks
[21:39] <aarcane> how can I clear the cached entries in bluetooth-applet for phones that I'm not paired with ?
[21:39] <scifiguy951> how do i add a server?>
[21:39] <_Zeus_> aarcane: no idea sry
[21:40] <scifiguy951> http://www.shroomery.org/chat.php
[21:40] <aarcane> scifiguy951, go buy one and blug it in
[21:40] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: what do you mean add a server?
[21:40] <scifiguy951> i want that on here
[21:40] <aarcane> s/blug/plug/
[21:40] <_Zeus_> want what on here?
[21:40] <scifiguy951> irc
[21:40] <scifiguy951> server
[21:40] <scifiguy951> http://www.shroomery.org/chat.php
[21:40] <dep> zetheroo: ok, try this: switch to a virtual terminal by hitting "ctrl-alt-F6", which should be already logged in, and then typing "sudo passwd ubuntu" to switch the password, then press "ctrl-alt-F7" to get back to the locked screen
[21:40] <FloodBot2> scifiguy951: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:40] <bobertdos> krauss: Not to get off topic, but if you're concerned about your age, let me just tell you that I ran across an eight-year-old here one day who did a Wubi installation of Hardy!
[21:40] <aarcane> scifiguy951, /exec -o yes
[21:40] <jrib> scifiguy951: don't run that
[21:40] <jrib> aarcane: don't do that here
[21:41] <scifiguy951> dont run what?>
[21:41] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: that is for another irc server
[21:41] <aarcane> jrib, you suck :(  he's not even asking about ubuntu, and probably running windows.
[21:41] <_Zeus_> not freenode
[21:41] <scifiguy951> ok
[21:41] <_Zeus_> what does that do? :-P
[21:41] <scifiguy951> how do i get in that room on xchat?
[21:41] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: you need to get the server name
[21:41] <krauss> bobertdos: Wow...........
[21:42] <scifiguy951> how could i find it out?
[21:42] <krauss> bobertdos: And The Bahamas is not that advanced in technology anyways.
[21:42] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: i have no idea
[21:42] <scifiguy951> would it say in the java applet?
[21:42] <scifiguy951> when i connect?
[21:42] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: this is ubuntu support not wewillhelpyouwithwhateveryouneed support
[21:42] <_Zeus_> scifiguy951: why don;t you connect and look?
[21:42] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: that send me to login to my real user.... and I don't want to do that
[21:42] <scifiguy951> lol
[21:42] <scifiguy951> k thnx
[21:42] <CapitalT_> Any Eclipse user here?
[21:42] <CapitalT_> Does the side panels minimize vertically (like on Windows) or do they look like this http://www.picoodle.com/view.php?img=/3/9/8/f_snapshot1m_e1a3c62.png&srv=img26
[21:43] <bobertdos> krauss: but that's exactly the type of environment where the open-source movement thrives the most :D
[21:43] <AnIsTrUk> t.org
[21:43] <karname> how i can download a web directory and all files on it and all subdirectory ?
[21:44] <krauss> bobertdos:  I guess that's why I'm here, huh? ;)
[21:44] <CapitalT_> karname: httrack
[21:44] <dep> zetheroo: ok, perhaps I misunderstood the problem, you're using a LiveCD and accidentally brought up the screen lock utility, but there is not a valid password for the user "ubuntu", right?
[21:44] <bernrdo> hey folks - anybody tried installing Ubuntu 8.04 on a ThinkPad T400 laptop? Got my new laptop today, can't get Ubuntu installed. Got the Intel x4500 integrated video card. I boot the Ubuntu CD, run "Install Ubuntu", and all I get is a shell prompt. Can I install ubuntu from there? What command to run?
[21:44] <_Zeus_> karname: not sure
[21:44] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: use try ubuntu
[21:44] <_Zeus_> not install
[21:45] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: I am using the liveCD ISO in Virtual Box
[21:45] <zetheroo> ﻿dep: and I am stuck in there
[21:45] <_Zeus_> why not reboot?
[21:45] <dep> zetheroo: ooooh, sorry, I missed the fact that you were in VB
[21:45] <bernrdo> @Zeus, I did that too - it loads the kernel, tries to start X but fails because of video driver issues I guess? ... and I end up in a shell prompt again
[21:45] <karname> CapitalT_ : can you write a example for me , for example i need to download this directory : http://www.soe.ucsc.edu/~pohl/C++BD/ , what should write?
[21:45] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: hmmmmmmmmm that's bad
[21:45] <draginxx> Does anyone know the solution to getting skype to not have the audio playback error under ubuntu 8.04 64bit?
[21:45] <blue112> jrib: ACL seem to be a little bit too complicated, I have to change partitions settings etc... I don't want to change system stability.
[21:45] <redvamp128> Anyone ever use LXDE? I added firefox to the panel - but it has an X with a box- the icon works but no right click change icon? Any suggestion.
[21:45] <draginxx> It was *just* working this morning.. for me
[21:46] <jrib> blue112: I know of no other way
[21:46] <CapitalT_> karname: http://www.httrack.com/html/fcguide.html
[21:46] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2276536
[21:46] <bernrdo> @Zeus: it does load X and it gives me the option to configure the video card ("Low graphics mode" or something like that) I configure it & press continue, and it just dies / goes back to the shell
[21:46] <blue112> jrib: Can't I set a sort of "umask" for this directory which applies right and group to every file created in ?
[21:46] <ralf_> hi
[21:46] <CapitalT_> karname: you probably won't use the gazillion options
[21:46] <_Zeus_> yeah try what that thread says
[21:46] <zetheroo> deb: yeah
[21:46] <_Zeus_> blue112: chmod?
[21:46] <zetheroo> dep: yeah
[21:47] <blue112> _Zeus_: ?
[21:47] <ralf_> groovy baby
[21:47] <paola> hello
[21:47] <_Zeus_> blue112: chmod is hoow you set permissions
[21:47] <blue112> _Zeus_ : I have a directory, for exemple project/ which I want to be shared by 10 users. So i've created a group, "write", and I've added each user to the group. After that, I've done a sudo chown -R :write project/. Then, everything is ok. But if a user (toto), create a file in this directory, it doesn't belong to the group, but to toto. So the other members can't edit it. How can I do ?
[21:47] <zacha> I created a swap partition after I installed ubuntu, how to I get it to swapon automatically?
[21:47] <ralf_> yeah
[21:47] <zetheroo> dep: well i went ahead and reset it
[21:47] <jrib> blue112: yes, using ACLs.  You can do the group thing by setting setguid on the directory, but you can't do anything about a umask just for that directory
[21:47] <_Zeus_> blue112: ohhhhh
[21:47] <Lamo> when installing kde4 which packages should I install?
[21:48] <bobertdos> zacha: Add an entry into fstab for the partition.
[21:48] <ralf_> peace
[21:48] <dep> zetheroo: oh, well, you just want to use the host key instead of ctrl-alt to access the ttys, for example, instead of "ctrl-alt-F6" hit "host key-F6"
[21:48] <dep> zetheroo: doh
[21:48] <bernrdo> @Zeus: THANKS! Reading & trying.
[21:48] <redvamp128> zacha I can tell you what you need to do- but I had to have help for my system- You have to edit the Fstab file
[21:48] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: cool
[21:48] <zetheroo> dep: thankfully the install was complete
[21:48] <blue112> _Zeus_: So you know how to ?
[21:48] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: some of the previous settings they reference will be different (like "nv") but you should be able to find it
[21:48] <ralf_> bye folks
[21:48] <_Zeus_> blue112: no
[21:48] <_Zeus_> sry
[21:49] <karname> i don't httrack
[21:49] <dep> zetheroo: excellent, disaster narrowly averted
[21:49] <_Zeus_> blue112: i have no experience with a multiuser setup
[21:49] <zetheroo> dep: ha ... yeah
[21:49] <blue112> jrib: Yes, but I don't want to change partitions settings, that's a little dangerous...
[21:49] <jrib> blue112: not really...
[21:49] <_Zeus_> blue112: he said nothing about a partition setting
[21:49] <jrib> blue112: your just adding an option to your fstab
[21:49] <jrib> you're, ugh I hate that
[21:49] <redvamp128> I had to add one line to my fstab (sudo gedit /etc/fstab)
[21:49] <_Zeus_> redvamp128: and?
[21:49] <count0> ree
[21:49] <blue112> jrib: And how can I know a group id with it name ?
[21:50] <redvamp128> you have to tell it where the file is
[21:50] <redvamp128> by partition number
[21:50] <redvamp128> I can show you the line I added and you can go from there
[21:50] <_Zeus_> redvamp128: as in /dev/sdxn?
[21:50] <_Zeus_> redvamp128: please show it
[21:50] <redvamp128> my new swap is on 2cnd hard drive partition 3
[21:50] <redvamp128> so yours may be different
[21:50] <_Zeus_> redvamp128: then it should be /dev/sdb2
[21:50] <jrib> blue112: getent group GROUP
[21:50] <krauss> Wow.
[21:51] <_Zeus_> sdb2=second hd, 3rd partition
[21:51] <krauss> 1%
[21:51] <krauss> No wait.
[21:51] <krauss> 2%
[21:51] <_Zeus_> !flood | krauss
[21:51] <zacha> Thanks. I'm looking for what I need to add now
[21:51] <nloding> if i set a password for root (sudo passwd root) what file stores that info?
[21:51] <krauss> ...
[21:51] <blue112> jrib: Can I change partition settings without reboot computer ? I can't reboot it...
[21:51] <jrib> nloding: there's a hash in /etc/shadow why?
[21:51] <_Zeus_> nloding: why?
[21:51] <jrib> blue112: you can just remount
[21:51] <erUSUL> nloding: what info? the password?
[21:51] <blue112> (i've added it to /etc/fstab)
[21:52] <_Zeus_> nloding: you can't just read the password
[21:52] <_Zeus_> it's encrypted
[21:52] <nloding> i know i can't just read it
[21:52] <blue112> jrib: I can do it on / ?
[21:52] <bernrdo> @Zeus: yeah .. well ... under Device, I didn't even have an entry for Driver. I added "vesa" and it's loading X now - seems to work. Will keep up to date. Thx!
[21:52] <jrib> blue112: I believe so
[21:52] <_Zeus_> bernrdo: cool
[21:52] <blue112> jrib: Can you tell me how can I do it ?
[21:52] <Uranellus> hello, I want to enable remote syslog, for that there is the -r option for syslog .. but how can I make syslog only listen on a specific interface/ip ?
[21:52] <nloding> say i have two identical systems with ubutnu hardy heron; if i reset the pwd on one, and copy the /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow files to the other, will that reset it password too?
[21:52] <bernrdo> yup, works - thx a ton :)
[21:52] <_Zeus_> nloding: .... i doubt it
[21:53] <_Zeus_> i don't think so
[21:53] <_Zeus_> nloding: why not just boot to recovery mode and reset it???
[21:53] <nloding> it worked in freebsd and openbsd
[21:53] <_Zeus_> you don't need to input the password when booting to recovery mode
[21:53] <erUSUL> nloding: just reset it by hand ... carfully i might add
[21:53] <nloding> lets say i have 100 units and need to reset them all
[21:53] <nloding> and i want a shortcut :)
[21:54] <_Zeus_> nloding: do you know the root password?
[21:54] <nloding> when they were freebsd, i copied master.passwd, pwd.db, spwd.db, and psswd and it reset the units
[21:54] <nloding> yes
[21:54] <_Zeus_> oh, then that should work i guess
[21:54] <_Zeus_> i thought you forgot it
[21:54] <definitely> Hello i have one quesstion. Does Ubuntu use same apt sources.list like KUBUNTU ?
[21:54] <Muppeteer> Hey, can anyone tell me how to find out what driver my wireless card is using?
[21:54] <Yasumoto> definitely: yep
[21:54] <Alpha232> nloding: ssh?
[21:54] <bytor4232> I have two wireless networks I need to configure at two office yesterday for this laptop I'm on.  Is there any way to pre-configure network manager before I get on site?
[21:54] <rampageoberon> nloding: you can do an automated script to do them from plain text file i suppose
[21:54] <jrib> blue112: use -o remount   not sure if you also need to include all the options there.  Try
[21:54] <definitely> yasumoto: Xubuntu also uses the same ones ?
[21:54] <nloding> i'm not that familiar with unix security, so i don't know if freebsd operates the same ...
[21:54] <_Zeus_> yes
[21:54] <Yasumoto> definitely: yeah, it's all in /etc/apt/sourcs.list
[21:55] <nloding> Aplpha232: i would be using scp to copy the files ...... ?
[21:55] <erUSUL> nloding: well if the machines are clones (all software installed is the same) may work the problem is /etc/shadow may differ from machine to machine depending on software installed and users
[21:55] <Yasumoto> definitely: the differences between x/k/ubuntu are just the graphical desktop environment
[21:55] <nloding> hardware may be different, but users/software is identical
[21:55] <guntbert> nloding: yes, if the machines have the same accounts, copying /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow should do the trick
[21:55] <Alpha232> wt?   W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/multiverse/i18n/Translation-en_US.bz2  Could not connect to 127.0.0.1:80 (127.0.0.1). - connect (111 Connection refused)
[21:55] <nloding> w00t
[21:55] <definitely> Yasumoto: Ok ok thnx, i know where is it, just i am upgradeing to Kubuntu from Xubuntu. So wanted to be sure for that apt sources are the same. :) Ok thnx a lot
[21:55] <nloding> off to try, report back later
[21:55] <Yasumoto> definitely: gotcha. no worries, glad to help :)
[21:56] <definitely> Yasumoto: Glad to get help. :P
[21:56] <blue112> jrib: Ok, i've done it. How can I check if everything is ok ?
[21:56] <jrib> blue112: type 'mount' and see if the options you set are there
[21:56] <blue112>  /dev/hda1 on / type ext3 (rw,acl)
[21:56] <blue112> Seems to be ok.
[21:57] <Alpha232> ahhh, where does apt find it's proxy settings?
[21:57] <ompaul> definitely, yes
[21:57] <jrib> blue112: yep
[21:57] <Muppeteer> Can anyone tell me how to find out which driver my wireless card is using please?
[21:57] <bytor4232> vomax: lspci
[21:57] <Muppeteer> thx
[21:57] <nloding> awesome, it works; i just needed someone to say "probably will" for me to do it -- didn't want to if there was no chance and it would hose it
[21:57] <blue112> jrib: So you've talked about setguid ? How can I set it ?
[21:58] <jrib> blue112: if you're using ACLs don't bother.  Read 'man chmod' if you must
[21:58] <bancada> ?
[21:58] <mik3> these 'advanced special effects' i just enabled, is this compiz or beryl and how can i change the theme of it?
[21:59] <jrib> mik3: compiz-fusion
[21:59] <_Zeus_> !info compizconfig-settings-manager | mik3
[21:59] <jrib> mik3: #compiz-fusion for support with themes and stuff
[21:59] <nickrud> Alpha232, /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/* , or http_proxy env variable
[21:59] <blue112> jrib: I don't understand. How can I make the files created into projets/ dir own by group "write" ?
[22:00] <jrib> blue112: just use ACLs.  You don't need to do that if you are using ACLs
[22:00] <blue112> jrib: I don't know how to use ACL the way I want...
[22:01] <erUSUL> !info eiciel
[22:02] <Yamakiri> How can I get root's password?
[22:02] <Odd-rationale> !root | Yamakiri
[22:02] <erUSUL> !root | Yamakiri
[22:02]  * erUSUL ouch!
[22:02] <philsf> hello, I used to have a lock icon in the notification area indicating my ssh keyphrase is cached (I guess in feisty I still had it), and I never seen it in a long time (ever since the upgrade to gutsy, also missing in hardy). Anyone know how to re-enable it?
[22:02] <Yamakiri> erUSUL: nothing's happening :p
[22:02] <Yamakiri> No bot PM
[22:03] <erUSUL> !root > Yamakiri
[22:03] <blue112> jrib: Ok, i've found something interestring.
[22:03] <nickrud> erUSUL, ooh, that's a good program, I hate doing acls by hand
[22:04] <erUSUL> blue112: what you want/need is setgid
[22:05] <erUSUL> blue112: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
[22:05] <erUSUL> blue112: i quote "Setting the setgid permission on a directory (chmod g+s) causes new files and subdirectories created within it to inherit its groupID,"
[22:05] <darghe> DCC SEND LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
[22:06] <blue112> erUSUL: That's exactly what I want. But what about rights (w) ?
[22:06] <erUSUL> blue112: so "sudo chmod g+s writte" is all you need if i understand your requirements
[22:06] <_Zeus_> you mean write, not writte
[22:06] <jrib> erUSUL: he needs write permissions for the group
[22:06] <kieko> how do i register my name?
[22:07] <blue112> erUSUL: What is +s O_o ?
[22:07] <nickrud> !register | kieko
[22:07] <erUSUL> blue112: is sets the sticky bit
[22:07] <blue112> I don't know it.
[22:07] <erUSUL> blue112: sticky bit patented by Dennis Ritchie XD (some unix lore for free)
[22:08] <draginxx> Does anyone know the solution to getting skype to not have the audio playback error under ubuntu 8.04 64bit?
[22:08] <blue112> Ok, but what it does ?
[22:08] <Dorothy_Gale> hi all, my CD won't work under Xubuntu... same CD-ROM I installed it on
[22:09] <_Zeus_> Dorothy_Gale: what do you mean?
[22:09] <_Zeus_> do other cds work?
[22:10] <jadams_> when I create a new file, it's being created with me as the owner, but root as the group
[22:10] <nickrud> blue112, sticky bit means any file saved there will have the same group ownership as the containing directory does
[22:10] <timo> ﻿jadams_:  make sure the groups are right
[22:10] <timo> ﻿jadams_:  some times the groups can be two that fine
[22:10] <blue112> nickrud: So I don't need any setgid ?
[22:11] <Dorothy_Gale> _Zeus_, this is the first time I have tried to play an audio CD
[22:12] <erUSUL> blue112: dhooo i quote again "The setuid permission set on a directory is ignored on UNIX and GNU/Linux systems" :( trying here does indeed not work as spected
[22:12] <nickrud> blue112, setguid is useful, if both people are in that group. However, by default ubuntu only gives the owner write permissions. If you want both to have write, you'll need to change their umasks or use acls
[22:12] <blue112> nickrud: I'm trying to use acl...
[22:13] <nickrud> blue112, bhwwwaaahhhh, acls are from the devil. I've set them up a few times, but each time it's been the devil of a time
[22:13] <jrib> erUSUL: setgid should work fine on directories though
[22:13] <blue112> nickrud: Seems to be.
[22:13]  * nickrud doesn't like stretching his brain that hard. 
[22:14] <odin_> Need help have lost access to a site...
[22:14] <blue112> Why does it says : group:write:rwx             #effective:r-x
[22:14] <jim570_> asdf
[22:14] <jrib> jim570_: aoeu
[22:14] <nickrud> blue112, I'm gonna look over that  eiciel  program erUSUL mentioned
[22:14] <tiina> hej jag skulle behöva veta vad för program man använder för att säga JA i terminal fönstret?
[22:15] <blue112> tiina: #ubuntu-de ?
[22:15] <jim570> .ubuntu.com
[22:15] <tiina> Hi anyone there who could help mee to get my problem solved
[22:15] <nickrud> tiina, well, english translation might help ;)
[22:15] <blue112> tiina: Ask your problem and if someone can answer he does :)
[22:15] <tiina> Need to know hoe to say yes on the terminalwindow?
[22:16] <blue112> What do you mean by say yes ?
[22:16] <nickrud> tiina, type yes??
[22:16] <tiina> yes....
[22:16] <nickrud> !se > nickrud
[22:16] <tiina> okey but my program is in swedish
[22:17] <nickrud> !se > tiina (they might have more clues about swedish language issues)
[22:17] <tiina> also...what is the program  which open tar,rar files in ubuntu?
[22:17] <erUSUL> jrib: yep ... weird if i do the chmod g+s as normal user it succeeds but is ignored but if i do it with sudo it works (tm)
[22:17] <nickrud> tiina, just right click a tar file; install rar and right click rar's
[22:17] <erUSUL> tiina: file-roller
[22:18] <Drk_Guy> Hi
[22:18] <Drk_Guy> Anyone needs help?
[22:18] <nickrud> Drk_Guy, my wallet is a bit light ...
[22:18] <danielm_mc_> yah, was hoping that some newbs would be around for a quick lesson
[22:19] <Drk_Guy> nickrud, lol
[22:19] <tiina> dosent work for me???
[22:19] <Moushira> I had ubuntu on dual boot, now when ubuntu starts I get a message with a list of commands available..and kernel is missing!
[22:19] <Moushira> shall I just re-install ubuntu?
[22:19] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Hey guys, quick question, does wicd work well with unsecured networks and dhcp?
[22:19] <strategy> Ubuntu can boot with the kernel missing!?
[22:19] <strategy> :O
[22:19] <jadams_> I've got a webdav share, and files that users make keep getting pushed to lost+found.  Anyone seen this before?
[22:19] <Drk_Guy> strategy, the kernel is the core, w/o it can't do anything
[22:20] <livingdaylight> ok, I've added a second Sata hard drive to my computer but i don't know how to reach it and format it
[22:20] <danielm_mc_> jadams check your svn config (?)
[22:20] <strategy> Drk_Guy, thats what i thought. Moushira said it booted up and told her the kernel is missing !?
[22:20] <nickrud> livingdaylight, install gparted and use that
[22:20] <Drk_Guy> strategy, but, if you don't want to reinstall, you can repair ubuntu the gentoo way
[22:20] <FreshUbuntuNoob> !gparted | livingdaylight
[22:20] <erUSUL> blue112: so te recapitulate change users umask to make files they create writtable for the group and use the "sudo chmod g+s write" to make files within write inherit the group
[22:20] <strategy> Drk_Guy, Wrong person. My ubuntu is working great atm.
[22:20] <Drk_Guy> strategy, messing up with rm -rf, right?
[22:20] <strategy> Drk_Guy, Wrong person. My ubuntu is working great atm.
[22:20] <strategy> Drk_Guy, you mean Moushira
[22:20] <livingdaylight> FreshUbuntuNoob, sanx... you're no noob, i can tell :D
[22:21] <Drk_Guy> strategy, lol
[22:21] <FreshUbuntuNoob> livingdaylight, I am a noob :p
[22:21] <erUSUL> livingdaylight: use gparted
[22:21] <blue112> erUSUL: How can I change users umask ?
[22:21] <Dorothy> _Zeus_, I just had to reboot to make sure I could still boot off the Xubuntu install disk... I could
[22:21] <pen_> anyone here know how to get the panel a curve edge?
[22:21] <pen_> gnome-panel
[22:21] <Drk_Guy> strategy, still, for Moushira to repair his system, he would need to recompile a kernel
[22:21] <erUSUL> blue112: "umask whatever" on their .bashrc
[22:21] <Dorothy> _Zeus_, it's odd, it just not showing up when I boot
[22:21] <livingdaylight> erUSUL, i expected to find it by default under System
[22:21] <Drk_Guy> strategy, and that's definitively not for noobs
[22:21] <strategy> Drk_Guy, yeah, i was just wondering about the kernel and booting and crap
[22:21] <erUSUL> livingdaylight: system>Admin>Partiton>Editor
[22:21] <bonk_> hi, I have done the following: sudo apt-get install rar ; sudo ln -fs /usr/bin/rar /usr/bin/unrar , but Archive manager still doesn't recognize rar files?
[22:21] <strategy> ya :O
[22:21] <nickrud> blue112, in ~/.bashrc , use umask 002 to have files saved as group writable
[22:22] <livingdaylight> erUSUL, yes, i don't have that
[22:22] <blue112> erUSUL: Actually they doesn't have .bashrc cause they all have the same home directory.
[22:22] <nickrud> Drk_Guy, not really, just download the deb, extract and put in place
[22:22] <jrib> bonk_: just install the actual unrar and get rid of your symlink
[22:22] <Drk_Guy> strategy, Bios loads GRUB, GRUB loads kernel and runs it
[22:22] <erUSUL> livingdaylight: sudo apt-get install gparted
[22:22] <pen_> anyone here know how to get the panel a curve edge?
[22:22] <strategy> Drk_Guy, yep
[22:22] <pen_> gnome-panel
[22:22] <Drk_Guy> nickrud, chrooting
[22:22] <Drk_Guy> nickrud, that's complex
[22:22] <erUSUL> blue112: /etc/bash.bashrc ??
[22:22] <livingdaylight> erUSUL, so, its not in Ubuntu by default?
[22:22] <nickrud> Drk_Guy, live cd, whatever. And it's simple, walked several through it before
[22:23] <bonk_> jrib: apt-get install unrar?
[22:23] <Drk_Guy> nickrud, have you gone trough gentoo install?
[22:23] <jrib> bonk_: yes
[22:23] <Dorothy> hi all, if anyone can help me it would be apriciated
[22:23] <blue112> erUSUL: Ok.
[22:23] <jrib> Dorothy: best to just ask the channel your question
[22:23] <nickrud> Drk_Guy, no, I did my source stuff with lfs years ago. Gentoo come lately
[22:23] <erUSUL> livingdaylight: do not remember
[22:23] <Dorothy> I did
[22:23] <Dorothy> jrib,
[22:23] <bonk_> how do I erase the symlink?
[22:23] <jrib> bonk_: rm
[22:23] <Drk_Guy> nickrud, lol, still, it's a great way to improve your linux skills
[22:23] <SebNaitsabes> Dorothy:  I just joined here,  so I didn't see you ask the question
[22:23] <__jaschon__> unlink
[22:24] <jrib> Dorothy: best to just wait 10 minutes and repeat it then
[22:24] <Dorothy> alright...
[22:24] <nickrud> Dorothy, it got missed, you should ask regularly
[22:24] <erUSUL> bonk_: the same as any other file
[22:24] <Dorothy> My CDROM isn't working
[22:24] <bonk_> ok so I rm both /usr/bin/rar & /usr/bin/unrar
[22:24] <kenny> hey guys
[22:24] <SebNaitsabes> Dorothy: what CD ROm is it?
[22:24] <jrib> bonk_: no, only unrar which you created
[22:24] <Dorothy> I can boot the laptop off the CDROM but once I boot to Xubuntu, nothing
[22:24] <blue112> erUSUL: Ok, that's working for umask. Now +s...
[22:24] <bonk_> gotcha
[22:24] <Dorothy> this is the same cdrom I loaded the system with the one on the laptop
[22:25] <Dorothy> thing is...
[22:25] <jrib> Dorothy: ask on one line
[22:25] <Dorothy> it's one of these laptops that the CDROM and Floppy are on a seperate dockingstation
[22:25] <SebNaitsabes> dockingstation wow that sounds like an old lap to me
[22:26] <jrib> Dorothy: make sure it's not loose.  It's one of those that you can eject the drive right?  Someone was here the other day because of that
[22:26] <Dorothy> jrib, like I said I can boot the laptop off the CDROM
[22:26] <Dorothy> ..just tried
[22:26] <blue112> erUSUL, nickrud, thank's a lot, everything is working !
[22:27] <erUSUL> blue112: no problem... we learned too by helping you XD
[22:27] <Joeseph> Is there any way I can get a fairly up to date dictionary and lookup the defenitions through the kernel?
[22:27] <blue112> Great :)
[22:27] <__jaschon__> i get a "OAFIID:Glipper" error when i start gnome... is this a Glipper problem or a Gnome problem
[22:27] <kenny> what were you helping with?
[22:27] <Zambezi> Anyone with libtiff-tools installed? I really need the configfile for tiff2pdf (and no, I'm not running Ubuntu atm).
[22:27] <erUSUL> Joeseph: what definitions?
[22:28] <Joeseph> erUSUL: Of the english language.  I've found one, but all the defenitions are from 1913.
[22:28] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Has anyone had any experience with WICD? Is it really any good?
[22:29] <zendo> Hello. Can someone please tell me how can I set up and use my genius web camera?
[22:29] <erUSUL> Joeseph: oops some how your mention of "the kernel" got me confused XD
[22:29] <erUSUL> !webcam | zendo
[22:29] <favro> http://img204.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dategr1.jpg - how do I go about fixing a display like that? hehe
[22:30] <adam_> my amsn don' t want to conncect? sombody has anny idea?
[22:30] <SebNaitsabes> favro: wow nice picture.  what did you do to virtualbox?
[22:30] <FreshUbuntuNoob> __jaschon__, Yes, I know that was a known issue with me as well... Apparently, Glipper expects one of the other programs to be started by the time it is started but infact errors out
[22:31] <favro> SebNaitsabes: it booted fine first time but I changed the resolution and every boot looks like that...
[22:31] <__jaschon__> Glipper ran fine when i was using Mint
[22:31] <d_dyer> hey i have a problem,when i try to update i get this "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." Is There a way i can correct this via Terminal?
[22:31] <SebNaitsabes> favro: which version of virtualbox?
[22:31] <jrib> d_dyer: run: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[22:31] <d_dyer> ok thanks
[22:31] <favro> SebNaitsabes: it seems to be a xubuntu issue not vb
[22:31] <erUSUL> d_dyer: you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem." <<<< fairly obvious no?
[22:31] <favro> SebNaitsabes: 2
[22:31] <SebNaitsabes> favro: yes I was also wondering what distro you were on
[22:31] <FreshUbuntuNoob> __jaschon__, Well, it has always given me the error on startup when gnome asks whether to remove or keep this panel applet. The trick I used was to make Glipper sleep for about 8 seconds before loading
[22:32] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  since this is the Ubuntu channel and by the sounds of it you got an xubuntu channel  try #xubuntu for help with that
[22:32] <favro> SebNaitsabes: xubuntu is the guest - with the issue
[22:32] <Joeseph> Why is there no attempt to upgrade from the 1913 defentions from the webster dictionary?
[22:32] <SebNaitsabes> favro: what's the host?
[22:32] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  also you can try #vbox
[22:32] <favro> SebNaitsabes: deader than a really dead thing there
[22:32] <__jaschon__> FreshUbuntuNoob, how do you make Glipper sleep for 8 sec?
[22:32] <d_dyer> Thanks Guys :)
[22:32] <favro> SebNaitsabes: ubuntu minimal
[22:32] <FreshUbuntuNoob> __jaschon__, Hold on, let me find the relevant comment on launchpad
[22:33] <SebNaitsabes> favro: try #vbox since it's not really an Ubuntu issue it seems
[22:33] <favro> SebNaitsabes: vbox won't help - xubuntu freaked at the resolution change
[22:33] <SebNaitsabes> favro: what's the host OS?
[22:33] <FreshUbuntuNoob> __jaschon__, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/glipper/+bug/213494 <= you can read up on it here... and the solution is to manually add a few lines of code in glipper... pretty easy and straightforward
[22:34] <favro> SebNaitsabes: an ubuntu minimal install
[22:34] <SebNaitsabes> favro: how much RAM does your computer have?
[22:34] <d_dyer> i like ubuntu alot better than XP,i just got it this morning
[22:34] <favro> SebNaitsabes: 1g
[22:34] <SebNaitsabes> favro: why are you using a low RAM???? I think your host is.  and a low RAM guest?
[22:34] <favro> SebNaitsabes: I can run the other tw0 guests I've made with np
[22:34] <danielm_mc_> anyone here ever have any luck with dual screens on an x61 in a ultrabase?
[22:35] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  well  you really want Xubuntu as a guest VM?
[22:35] <edju> Trying to run screenlets under KDE.  It errors out -- doesn't recognize the file format of '/usr/share/icons/screenlets.svg'.  That's a soft link to an existing file.  Any hints how to get this thing going?
[22:35] <favro> SebNaitsabes: wouldn't have made it if I didn't...
[22:35] <pen_> anyone here know how to get the panel a curve edge?
[22:35] <pen_> gnome-panel
[22:35] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  you can delete that VM.  properly from  the hidden .vbox folder in home
[22:36] <SebNaitsabes> favro: if you delete on virtualbox it only deletes  the entry for it
[22:36] <SebNaitsabes> favro: how did you install it? from a CD or the ISO?
[22:36] <ssaboum> hi everyone,
[22:36] <lenea> can anyone please tell me a program with which i can view .mdf type images?
[22:37] <SebNaitsabes> favro: and which virtual box version is it.  is it one you got from the Ubuntu repo.  or is it one you got from virtualbox them selves?
[22:37] <favro> SebNaitsabes: from the cd and fixing it should prove interesting
[22:37] <Joeseph> Has anyone used ding?  I'm trying to figure out how I can get the defenition of a word to appear on the kernel with a command.
[22:37] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  which virtual box are you using?
[22:37] <favro> SebNaitsabes: using dapper so the only option was to get it from vb
[22:37] <Spherous> Hey, does anyone know how to mount an iso file to install something that takes 3 discs? If I mount it with gmount I can't unmount and switch to the second disc when I'm prompted to~
[22:38] <favro> SebNaitsabes: the latest
[22:38] <SebNaitsabes> favro: ok so  not the OSE.  the PUEL the one with USB support?
[22:38] <favro> SebNaitsabes: yes
[22:38] <jrib> SebNaitsabes: do you think mounting all 3 would work?
[22:38] <KRF> Spherous, with mount and some loop option, try to google that
[22:38] <cgrapski> Hello. Can anyone help with getting my wireless working in Ubuntu.  Wireless Connections doesn't show up.
[22:38] <SebNaitsabes> jrib:  mouting all 3 of what?
[22:38] <SebNaitsabes> !wireless
[22:38] <Spherous> KRF: sudo mount -o loop?
[22:38] <__jaschon__> FreshUbuntuNoob, thanks for the help..
[22:38] <Joeseph> dict word works. All the definitions are from the 1913 webster dictionary... why is this?
[22:38] <jrib> SebNaitsabes: bah, ignore me, wrong nick
[22:38] <KRF> Spherous, something like that i guess. i'm not sure, though
[22:39] <FreshUbuntuNoob> __jaschon__, No problem
[22:39] <SebNaitsabes> favro: ok delete that VM properly  from  .vbox  hidden folder in home
[22:39] <favro> SebNaitsabes: nope - I'm going to fix xubuntu
[22:39] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Joeseph, I believe they have to do with copyrights. Essentially, copyrights are not valid anymore after 100 yeas (I think so)
[22:39] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  then re install it, if still problems,  I have another idea :)
[22:39] <cgrapski> I've tried all the documentation and forums and still cannot find the solution.  For example going through the doc it says look for an .inf file - and I don't seem to have one.
[22:40] <Spherous> KRF: I already tried that too, I tried burning them to a disc and doing that, but I'm getting Error: -1603 fatal error occurred during installation
[22:40] <SebNaitsabes> favro: acstaully  leave your Xubuntu the one that isan't working properly and try my other idea now :)
[22:40] <Joeseph> 2008 - 1913 is less than 100 years. Maybe they released the copyright?  Surely there's another open source dictionary out there....
[22:40] <favro> SebNaitsabes: all I did was run displayconfig-gtk and select my monitor and its' native resolution
[22:41] <adam_> why my amsn do not want to connect anyway, anyone no
[22:41] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  did you know that you can run  VMware  virtual disk in virtualbox.  and you can actsaully download loads of already made one for loads of operating systems and so on.  I am pretty sure there is an already made for Xubuntu
[22:41] <jrib> adam_: pastebin 'apt-cache policy amsn'
[22:41] <SebNaitsabes> favro: and you don't have to mess around with a  vmware vmx file  when doing it in  Virtualbox
[22:41] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Joeseph, From wikipedia: The dictionary's 1913 edition of the 1900 International, renamed Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, has in modern times been used in various free online resources, as its copyright lapsed and it became public domain.
[22:41] <SebNaitsabes> favro: now it will be interesting to see if one of those works for Xubuntu in your virtualbox or not
[22:42] <favro> SebNaitsabes: defeats the purpose I got vb for...
[22:42] <Joeseph> FreshUbuntuNoob: Thanks.  I shoulda known to wiki.
[22:42] <carrera> would installing libcurl and libcurl-dev solve this  configure: error: Please reinstall the libcurl distribution -
[22:42] <carrera>     easy.h should be in <curl-dir>/include/curl/
[22:42] <favro> SebNaitsabes: you seem to be missing the issue
[22:42] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Joeseph, Wiki knows all your deepest darkest secrets :p
[22:42] <attickid> I cant see my ntfs partitions,Ive been using linux for more than one year adn I could saw them before. I got both windows and linux, when Im on windows I can see them...also I cant mount usb devices..any help please?
[22:42] <SebNaitsabes> favro:   you may find it's  an  Xubuntu  issue  with your set up.
[22:42] <jrib> carrera: what are you compiling?
[22:42] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  what did you get it for?
[22:42] <carrera> jrib, php
[22:43] <Joeseph> FreshUbuntuNoob: yup.  It and google know the ultimate answer too.
[22:43] <carrera> jrib, I've already added libxml2-dev
[22:43] <favro> SebNaitsabes: I changed a setting - and I want to change it back is essentially where I'm at
[22:43] <jrib> carrera: php is in the repositories, why aren't you using the packages from there?
[22:43] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  which setting?
 SebNaitsabes: all I did was run displayconfig-gtk and select my monitor and its' native resolution
[22:43] <carrera> jrib, for one I like installing everything under /usr/local
[22:44] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  you can  change loads of Virtualbox settings in the program yes
[22:44] <favro> SebNaitsabes: thnx - it is not vb issue
[22:44] <SebNaitsabes> favro:  you can also re add your  virtualdisk for Xubuntu  as if you had only just done it
[22:44] <attickid> I cant see my ntfs partitions,Ive been using linux for more than one year adn I could saw them before. I got both windows and linux, when Im on windows I can see them...also I cant mount usb devices..any help please?
[22:44] <SebNaitsabes> !ntfs
[22:45] <knoppix> Is there a means of finding out exactly what package I've installed in the past?
[22:45] <SebNaitsabes> !package
[22:45] <MarBert> Synaptic?
[22:45] <knoppix> lol
[22:45] <knoppix> Um
[22:45] <knoppix> Hmm...
[22:45] <knoppix> Point
[22:45] <jrib> carrera: erm, why not use LFS then...  I think that's a terrible reason.  You don't get automatic security updates for something like php this way.  Anyway, 'sudo apt-get build-dep PACKAGE' will get you the build dependencies for PACKAGE if you choose to ignore my warnings
[22:46] <knoppix> I'm just thinking of having a list of everything transferred to a new partition.
[22:46] <knoppix> So not just displayed in a GUI...
[22:46] <MarBert> oh yes Knoppis give me a moment
[22:46] <knoppix> Where is the list of installed packages kept?
[22:46] <MarBert> i'll give you the command
[22:46] <carrera> thanks jrib
[22:46] <ozzloy> i just installed soap4r and wsdl2ruby isn't available.  how do i get it?
[22:47] <MarBert> sudo dpkg --get-selections > installed-software.log
[22:48] <MarBert> You'll get in home a file named installed-software.log
[22:48] <favro> !clone | knoppix
[22:48] <olmari> magnetron: Did got my barcode scanner to behave keyboard-like
[22:49] <olmari> magnetron: wasn't it you with whom I did talked about that the other night?
[22:49] <magnetron> olmari, it was. how did you do it?
[22:50] <olmari> magnetron: took couple of beers and hacked the other barcode scanners perl code
[22:50] <magnetron> good idea olmari. you had a programmer in you after all
[22:50] <MarBert> hey, I need to make audio + video calls over MSN
[22:51] <olmari> magnetron: essentially I needed to take out all the checks as original scanner sends some prefixes and whatnot, mine pushes only the end result in ascii
[22:51] <MarBert> what program can I install?
[22:52] <olmari> magnetron: well.. couldn't do that from scratch... still not knowing half of the program code :D
[22:53] <tabakhase> What can I do against lags caused by 100% "I/O Wait"?
[22:55] <Healer> Hi everyone
[22:55] <SebNaitsabes> hi
[22:56] <MarBert> what program to make audio + video calls over MSN??
[22:56] <Healer> i have a problem with unzipping rar files
[22:56] <SebNaitsabes> MarBerty:  Mercury Messenger?
[22:56] <Healer> tried installing 3 programs but all say the same: Unkown file
[22:56] <Healer> anyone know what the problem is?
[22:56] <zacha> I can't hibernate. I installed uswsusp (said it couldn't find a valid swap) so I made/mounted a swap. I don't know what to try now
[22:56] <SebNaitsabes> MarBert:  Mercury Messenger or I guess Windows Live Messenger under Wine?
[22:56] <Polarina> Healer: RAR has a license on it and people don't want to spend a fortune on purchasing a license to implement support for RAR.
[22:56] <MarBert> I went on the home page It doesnt take audio calls
[22:57] <frodo> apt-get install unrar
[22:57] <frodo> :)
[22:57] <erUSUL> !rar | Healer
[22:57] <SebNaitsabes> Healer: how did you try to install them?
[22:57] <Loganhoup> so how are you today ubottu?
[22:57] <Polarina> Healer: I strongly discourage you to AVOID RAR at all cost, there are better compressing archives out there than RAR and are free.
[22:58] <SebNaitsabes> !bot |  Loganhoup
[22:58] <attickid> when I try to mount a partition it says "fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy"..
[22:58] <Loganhoup> well it took you long enough to respond
[22:58] <SebNaitsabes> lol
[22:58] <Healer> Polarina: I have never used rar, I just cannot unpack *.rar files
[22:58] <SebNaitsabes> he cannot respond to you
[22:59] <Loganhoup> hey don't laugh bots are people too
[22:59] <SebNaitsabes> he is a bot
[22:59] <SebNaitsabes> I triggered him to respond at you
[22:59] <frodo> healer you have to install unrar-free
[22:59] <Loganhoup> I've always known that
[22:59] <Healer> SebNaitsabes: Thanx for the help
[22:59] <frodo> it's on ufficial repositories
[22:59] <Polarina> Healer: Just flame the people that use RAR.
[22:59] <SebNaitsabes> if you want to play with the bot
[22:59] <Loganhoup> you bot racist
[22:59] <attickid> can Anyone help me?
[22:59] <Healer> Polarina: Haha, i will
[22:59] <SebNaitsabes> you can join another channel and do fun things with it
[22:59] <philsf> I used to have a lock icon in the notification area indicating my ssh keyphrase is cached  by the seahorse agent (I guess in feisty I still had it), and I never seen it in a long time (ever since the upgrade to gutsy, also missing in hardy). Anyone know how to re-enable it?
[22:59] <Loganhoup> what channel? that I didn't know
[23:00] <SebNaitsabes> #club-ubuntu
[23:00] <bobertdos> attickid: with what?
[23:00] <Healer> frodo: thank you!
[23:00] <Polarina> Healer: That's the spirit. ;)
[23:00] <Healer> erUSUL: Thank u!
[23:00] <attickid> bobertdos: when I try to mount a partition, the console says "fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy"
[23:00] <Healer> !info unrar-free
[23:00] <section3> How can i do a force copy to overwrite files
[23:00] <section3> cp -f doesn't work
[23:01] <jrib> section3: that's default behavior
[23:01] <section3> jrib, how can I have it overwrite files
[23:01] <jrib> section3: that's default behavior
[23:01] <bobertdos> attickid: What kind of partition?
[23:02] <attickid> bobertdos: ntfs, but it worked before...
[23:02] <bobertdos> attickid: The last time you exited Windows, did you do so cleanly?
[23:03] <pen_> hey
[23:03] <attickid> bobertdos: nope
[23:03] <c01100011> I am looking for a minimal panel (pypanel,bmpanel etc..) that works with compiz's multiple desktops.
[23:04] <bobertdos> attickid: Then that's probably the issue. Go into Windows and exit it properly.
[23:04] <orgy`> hi, ubuntu sort of locks up when i try to logout. erything keeps going, like mp3 players and such, but i have no control over the desktop. only thing that helps is ctrl+alt+backspace.
[23:04] <c01100011> every panel that i've tried treats compiz's multiple desktops all as one
[23:04] <attickid> bobertdos: ok ,thanks
[23:05] <reportingsjr> Hi, I just got a new HD and I was wondering how I mount it so I can use it?
[23:05] <pen> anyone here know gtk+
[23:05] <pen> ?
[23:05] <jrib> reportingsjr: have you formatted and partitioned it first?
[23:05] <pen> is there a gui for developer so I can know where the button is in the object hierarchy
[23:05] <reportingsjr> jrib, no, I just installed it. Never really done this before =\
[23:06] <jrib> reportingsjr: you can use gparted to do that
[23:06] <c01100011> pen, I never manage to get development help in the Ubuntu channel
[23:06] <bobertdos> !info glade | pen
[23:06] <reportingsjr> c01100011, ubuntu isn't really the developers platform. :p
[23:06] <reportingsjr> c01100011, too much of a pain to deal with packages and such.
[23:07] <pen> so it's just glade?
[23:07] <c01100011> <-- i'll be darned, way to prove me wrong bobertdos
[23:07] <pen> I'm just trying to develope my own them that's all
[23:07] <pen> reportingsjr, well, I like ubuntu so I tried
[23:08] <bobertdos> pen: Ah, well theme development might be a little different, but glade is the builder intended for GTK GUI app development in the general sense.
[23:08] <reportingsjr> pen, oh, it's not bad by any means, just gentoo would probably be better to develop on.
[23:08] <lee_> Does anyone know where I can get a copy of libdvdcss2 in Ubuntu 8.04/64bit?
[23:08] <jrib> pen: art.gnome.org has a tutorial
[23:08] <jrib> !dvd > lee_
[23:08] <bobertdos> !medibuntu | lee_
[23:08] <pen> jrib, but I want the specific button for theme to apply on
[23:08] <pen> jrib, but I don't know where it is in the hierarchy
[23:08] <jrib> pen: checked gtk docs?
[23:09] <lee_> thanks
[23:09] <pen> jrib, which doc?
[23:09] <reportingsjr> jrib, so, what do I need to do after formatted and partitioned with gparted?
[23:09] <pen> jrib, I was in library.gnome.org
[23:10] <jrib> pen: k
[23:10] <attickid> bobertdos: I reboot Ican access my ntfs from windows. but i still have the problem,I cant mount them in linux
[23:10] <jrib> !fstab | reportingsjr
[23:10] <pen> jrib, have you ever done theming before?
[23:10] <jrib> pen: no
[23:10] <pen> jrib, i want to know what button is it for the time weather on the panel
[23:11] <pen> jrib, I want to change that
[23:11] <bobertdos> attickid: It's possible they could still be getting mounted, but not appearing on the desktop.
[23:11] <attickid> I tried to do it from console and I look on the media folder also
[23:11] <pen> do anyone here know what the button is called on the panel for the gnome-panel widgets?
[23:11] <pen> not the window selector
[23:11] <attickid> bobertdos: I tried to do it from console and I looked on the media folder also
[23:12] <djdano> Hey all, anyone know a good light weight Media manager I can use to organize my music, and sync it with my MP3 player, I'm using xubuntu
[23:12] <pzn> how can I make network-admin forget everything I configured? I intend to erase some file, reboot and see its behaviour like it is a new ubuntu
[23:13] <pen> do anyone here know what the button is called on the panel for the gnome-panel widgets?
[23:13] <philsf> I used to have a lock icon in the notification area indicating my ssh keyphrase is cached  by the seahorse agent (I guess in feisty I still had it), and I never seen it ever since the upgrade to gutsy, also missing in hardy (so it's a regression). Anyone know how to re-enable it?
[23:15] <carandraug> pen: you're talking about the notification area?
[23:16] <pen> carandraug, kinda, but no. Widgets in general, like the weather time
[23:16] <Joeseph> Occasionally, when moving windows with Compiz turned on, the windows will simply disappear.  Has anyone else had this problem?
[23:16] <pen> carandraug, do you understand what I mean?
[23:17] <carandraug> pen: not really. I don't any of those fancy stuff :p
[23:17] <djdano> Hey all, what is the preferred media player, audacious, banshee, rhythembox, or amarok?
[23:17] <extor> has anyone here put xosd based messages on their screen, how does it work?
[23:17] <carandraug> pen: *don't use any
[23:17] <pen> carandraug, do you know anything about gtkrc?
[23:17] <dan1234562k8> rythmbox ftw
[23:18] <microlins> hi
[23:18] <carandraug> carandraug: no. Just that the place where icons appear (like pidgin, xchat, music, etc..) is called notification area. And many people removef it and then don't know what they have to add back to the panel to get it back
[23:18] <mgeorge> g'day folks :)
[23:18] <jrib> extor: the man page usually has examples.  I remember that gnome-osd looked better
[23:19] <mgeorge> damn there is a shitload of people in here >.<
[23:19] <djdano> dan, i have rhythmbox, and I'm unable to sync it with my thumb drive based mp3 player, do you know if this is possiable
[23:19] <dan1234562k8> i recently installed libflashsupport to solve problems with sound output on youtube but now firefox randomly closes and it is quite annoying anyone got any ideas?
[23:20] <dan1234562k8> no sorry :S
[23:20] <pen> do anyone here know what the button is called on the panel for the gnome-panel widgets? not window selector...
[23:20] <djdano> dan, flash10?
[23:20] <dan1234562k8> no ithink its 9
[23:21] <dan1234562k8> yer its 9
[23:21] <djdano> have you tried removing or renaming your .mozilla folder? and removeing all flash stuff like gnash and only having flash-plugin-nonfree v9 installed?
[23:21] <netsurf3> is it possible to update gnokii and gnome-phone-manager so that interactions with sony ericsson k610i is supported? as in fedora 9 this works fine
[23:21] <reportingsjr> jrib, still there?
[23:21] <jrib> reportingsjr: yep
[23:21] <extor> jrib the man pages seem kinda criptic. you know of any web pages with more on em?
[23:21] <reportingsjr> jrib, should I just sudo gparted then format and partition my new drive?
[23:21] <c01100011> pen, the area where nm-applet shows up ?
[23:22] <jrib> extor: are you reading gnome-osd-client's manpage?  You just do 'gnome-osd-client MESSAGE'
[23:22] <pen> c01100011, you mean the menu? no, i mean the button like thing around widget
[23:22] <reportingsjr> jrib, ?
[23:22] <jrib> reportingsjr: gksudo gparted.  Make sure it's your new drive, not one with your data on it
[23:22] <ScheissDrogen> !ot > ScheissDrogen
[23:22] <reportingsjr> jrib, what do you mean?
[23:23] <reportingsjr> jrib, when it's started up, make sure it's my new drive? (how do I do that? :p)
[23:23] <extor> jrib...lemme try gnome-osd-client
[23:23] <dan1234562k8> im confused now :S
[23:23] <jrib> reportingsjr: well you have your current hard drive with ubuntu on it, right?  You don't want to use that one.  Type 'mount' and you'll see what your current drive is called
[23:23] <extor> gnome-osd - OSD message framework for GNOME  <--- This package, right?
[23:23] <djdano> dan, mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.bak
[23:24] <djdano> sudo synaptic
[23:24] <reportingsjr> jrib, ah, I see. So do I have to switch drives or something?
[23:24] <djdano> remove all flash
[23:24] <jrib> reportingsjr: at the top right of the gui you can pick the device
[23:24] <bobertdos> dan1234562k8: In firefox, type about:plugins. Check to see if you have anything like gnash or other flash-ish looking things installed.
[23:24] <djdano> install flash-plugin-nonfree version 9
[23:24] <reportingsjr> jrib, ah, gotcha. Thanks!
[23:24] <reportingsjr> jrib, 750gb hd, it might take a while! :p
[23:25] <alex-weej> bn
[23:25] <ravi> hi
[23:25] <alex-weej> djdano: flashplugin-nonfree
[23:25] <chrissss> does anyone use ajaxterm?
[23:26] <Goosemoose> has the error with connecting to .local domains not been fixed yet for likewise?
[23:27] <philsf> I used to have a lock icon in the notification area indicating my ssh keyphrase is cached  by the seahorse agent (I guess in feisty I still had it), and I never seen it ever since the upgrade to gutsy, also missing in hardy (so it's a regression). Anyone know how to re-enable it?
[23:27] <extor> jrib, so gnome-osd-client needs xml formatted input parameters?
[23:27] <ScheissDrogen> what happened to ubuntu-offtopic ? no ones in there but a norway bot ?
[23:27] <jrib> extor: works fine if I just use regular text
[23:28] <jrib> extor: that's only with -f it seems
[23:29] <reportingsjr> jrib, what type of disklabel should I choose? msdos? (default)
[23:29] <jrib> reportingsjr: default
[23:29] <reportingsjr> sweet! :)
[23:29] <Hazarath> Cannot get setup to get past like, 13%, tried disabling pretty much every option, using the lastest distro.
[23:29] <ScheissDrogen> !hi|ravi
[23:29] <reportingsjr> wtf, it only shows 698.64GiB/750 >:(
[23:30] <h4x0r> quit
[23:31] <c01100011> Hazarath, installing off a cd or usb ?
[23:31] <Hazarath> I should prolly add that I ment the little loading screen with the progress bar frezzes during setup.
[23:31] <Hazarath> c01100011, both.
[23:32] <reportingsjr> Hazarath, which loading screen with progress bar?
[23:32] <c01100011> Hazarath,  had a similar issue installing yesterady
[23:32] <raw> hello
[23:32] <reportingsjr> the one during partitions?
[23:32] <extor> jrib, I got my first printout. Beautiful. Now to finetune it
[23:32] <jrib> reportingsjr: http://news.cnet.com/8301-10784_3-9829266-7.html
[23:32] <reportingsjr> partitioning*
[23:32] <raw> i can install any theme i want on ubuntu ? or it must be gnome theme ?
[23:32] <reportingsjr> jrib, nice. :D
[23:32] <c01100011> is it a consistent percentage or change every time
[23:32] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, the one while setup loads. The pretty orge one.
[23:32] <Hazarath> c01100011, none.
[23:33] <extor>  -f --full
[23:33] <extor>               Enable  "full" message specification syntax, which is XML based. <--- This sort of implies some missing functionality though, for pure text based stuff
[23:33] <Hazarath> c01100011, it always locks the same place.
[23:33] <raw> i can install any theme i want on ubuntu ? or it must be gnome theme ?
[23:33] <reportingsjr> Hazarath, ah, ok
[23:33] <nubuntu> ric you see me
[23:33] <Unipz> where do I report bugs?
[23:33] <Hazarath> So, ideas on fixin'?
[23:33] <jrib> !bugs | Unipz
[23:34] <Unipz> There is a pretty serious bug in the installer
[23:34] <c01100011> Mine locked up in a different place each time. But the 2 times (don't ask why i needed to reinstall) I got it to work, i was playing around in another terminal sesssion while it loaded
[23:34] <balrog> Unipz: ?
[23:34] <c01100011> i don't know if that was dumb luck , or it helped
[23:34] <balrog> should i install virtualbox from the repos or from the .deb on the website?
[23:34] <maxagaz> what cli command to listen a directory of mp3 ?
[23:35] <Unipz> If you install ubuntu onto hd(1,0) the installer sets up the grub.conf (or whatever loader ubuntu uses im not sure) to load from hd(0,0) regardless of where you installed ubuntu to
[23:35] <c01100011> and when it did freeze, it was because of a problem accessing the squishfs
[23:35] <Unipz> had to manually modify the launcher
[23:35] <ak-49> What is the difference between the ubuntu dvd versus the iso (besides the obvious difference in size)
[23:35] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, c01100011 what do I do? Try again diffrently? Kinda usin' dual boot at the moment.
[23:35] <habernet> i have a desktop pc and im trying to install ubuntu on it...the cd rom drive will read/install from windows xp cd but not ubuntu cd...the ubuntu live usb drive i created wont boot on it because it "cannot find linux kernel" does anyone have suggestions on how to install ubuntu on it? it is not hooked up to internet
[23:35] <lgc> Hi. What's inside the Ubuntu-in-Windows install option on the 8.04 disk? What kind of VM?
[23:36] <reportingsjr> Hazarath, when I installed mine always froze up on the partition part, try a few more times, if that fails get a new disk and try that, if THAT fails ask in here again. :p
[23:36] <Jack_Sparrow> ak-49 the dvd includes the "Main" repo
[23:36] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, tried for 6 hours last night. Heh.
[23:37] <reportingsjr> Hazarath, ouch!
[23:37] <ak-49> thanks, jack_sparrow.
[23:37] <c01100011> Hazarath,  switch to terminal 1 when it freezes, and see if it having trouble reading squishfs
[23:37] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, Fell asleep once during the loading, it still didn't proceed.
[23:37] <nubuntu> anyone got a minute to help me troubleshoot this sound problem (no sound) on a new hardy install?  heres a paste of terminal output: http://pastebin.com/m7a44351a
[23:37] <Unipz> Also have the issues with nvidia and ati drivers for the newest version of ubuntu been resolved?
[23:37] <Hazarath> c01100011, how do I do this?
[23:37] <c01100011> cntrl alt f1
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[23:37] <Jack_Sparrow> c01100011 To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"
[23:38] <Hazarath> c01100011, I'll try that, get an idea of what the error is.
[23:39] <Jack_Sparrow> nubuntu /join #alsa
[23:39] <lgc> I need to hear some experiences with vitualizing Windows in Ubuntu.
[23:39] <brunic> where is the gtk files on ubuntu linux?
[23:39] <Goosemoose> lgc, tried it and gave up. could never find the nic
[23:39] <tamer> why when i continoue pressing backspace it effects the screen light
[23:39] <Jack_Sparrow> lgc This is the wrong room for discussion.. try #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:39] <lgc> Goosemoose, what VM did you try?
[23:40] <c01100011> lgc, Virtualbox xp good experience
[23:40] <lgc> c01100011, oh, I like That!
[23:40] <nubuntu> ok jack will try alsa
[23:40] <c01100011> for the added bonus, i set it fullscreen on a compiz cube face
[23:41] <c01100011> I am amble to spin the cube and land in windows
[23:41] <Jack_Sparrow> nubuntu they are best with sound issues
[23:41] <reportingsjr> jrib, ok, now that I've got it formatted and partitioned, just do mnt /dev/sda /home/jon/media_hd ?
[23:41] <reportingsjr> (or something close to that, whatever works?)
[23:41] <c01100011> (getting out requires a tricky key combo)
[23:41] <jrib> reportingsjr: did you create /home/jon/media_hd already?
[23:41] <reportingsjr> jrib, no, any special permissions or anything that it needs?
[23:41] <jrib> reportingsjr: nope
[23:41]  * extor wonders if a KDE-osd exists as well and if it is sexier than gnome-osd
[23:41] <lgc> c01100011, did you manage to copy an old windows partition or you did a fresh install in the VM?
[23:42] <reportingsjr> jrib, ok, that's been created. Now run that cmd?
[23:42] <c01100011> lgc, fresh install, kept it minimalistic, just the applications that i would need to reboot to use
[23:42] <pen> do anyone here know what the button is called on the panel for the gnome-panel widgets? not window selector...
[23:42] <reportingsjr> pen, system tray?
[23:42] <jrib> reportingsjr: do you want it to be automatically mounted when you boot?
[23:42] <reportingsjr> jrib, yep
[23:43] <pen> reportingsjr, system tray doesn't make the individual icon a button
[23:43] <reportingsjr> pen, what do you mean?
[23:43] <lgc> c01100011, did you get sound and USB access?
[23:43] <pen> reportingsjr, do you still have your time and weather up on gnome panel?
[23:43] <reportingsjr> pen, yes..
[23:43] <oblivion62> hi, anyone seen any issues with Firefox spontaneously crashing in Hardy? Happens to me every time on the login page for my online bank...
[23:43] <jrib> reportingsjr: pastebin the outpuf of 'sudo blkid'
[23:43] <pen> reportingsjr, if you move your mouse over, you could see the button prelight effect
[23:43] <pen> reportingsjr, that's what I'm talking about
[23:44] <reportingsjr> jrib, http://pastebin.ca/1197602
[23:44] <Jack_Sparrow> oblivion62 probably just a flash issue.. can you post the url that crashes
[23:44] <jrib> oblivion62: flash on the page?
[23:44] <oblivion62> Might be flash. It's www.halifax-online.co.uk
[23:44] <jrib> reportingsjr: is your new one sda?
[23:44] <reportingsjr> jrib, yeppers
[23:44] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib Hoiw ya doing.. sorry I have not been around.. Kinda busy up at the school
[23:45] <jrib> what's up Jack_Sparrow
[23:45] <jrib> reportingsjr: add this to the end of your /etc/fstab: UUID=285323c3-4056-4c31-97e9-94e31a1617d0 /home/jon/media_hd ext3 defaults 0 2
[23:45] <ScheissDrogen> ...also #ubuntu+1 shows none
[23:46] <ScheissDrogen> **no one
[23:46] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, c01100011, here you go... this is the error: http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/6452/pict0067ba4.jpg
[23:46] <jrib> ScheissDrogen: there are 184 people there
[23:46] <c01100011> is there a good way to maintain a constant connection when using open wifi networks on the move ?
[23:47] <reportingsjr> jrib, added
[23:47] <ScheissDrogen> jrib ? /join #ubuntu+1  ??
[23:47] <jrib> reportingsjr: sudo mount -a
[23:47] <jrib> ScheissDrogen: yes?
[23:47] <Shazzam6999> stephen hawkings little computer uses cellphone networks to access the internet.... so its possible, not sure if its possible for everyday people though
[23:47] <Chunky_Ks> Heya all. I'm using the ATI drivers installed /a la/ the "manual installation" instructions in the ubuntu wiki. It's all working and I enabled dual head with aticonfig --initial=dual-head, but it's using classic unix dual head configuration with two screens
[23:47] <Jack_Sparrow> c01100011 The best way is to buy supported hardware and not try to run under fwcutter or ndiswrapper
[23:47] <reportingsjr> jrib, mount: special device /dev/disk/by-uuid/285323c3-4056-4c31-97e9-94e31a1617d0 does not exist
[23:47] <ScheissDrogen> jrib..: I try again...
[23:47] <jrib> reportingsjr: hrmm
[23:47] <Chunky_Ks> should I use xinerama with the ati catalyst drivers?
[23:48] <Chunky_Ks> or is there a better way?
[23:48] <jrib> reportingsjr: how about: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[23:48] <Hazarath> reportingsjr, c01100011, did you get that?
[23:48] <c01100011> yeah, or maybe i should just keep the aspire one in the bag untill i get out of the cab
[23:48] <ScheissDrogen> jrib..: thx, i must have misstyped
[23:48] <jrib> ScheissDrogen: no problemo
[23:49] <c01100011> Hazarath, yeah i got it, not the same problem I had. I don't really know how to help you. But at least you have something to search on now
[23:49] <reportingsjr> jrib, http://pastebin.ca/1197604
[23:49] <goldmetal> where are the icons pictures? it's not there anymore when i try to change the icon pic.  in gnome menu bar
[23:50] <jrib> reportingsjr: oh.  There's probably a way to do this without rebooting, but I don't know it.  Let's ask the channel, but you might want to reboot if no one knows
[23:50] <Hazarath> c01100011, Alright, how about you, reportingsjr?
[23:50] <Isaac_of_Trek> this is ubuntu help chan, yes?
[23:50] <bobertdos> Isaac_of_Trek: Yes, sir!
[23:50] <jrib> How do I get /dev/disk/by-uuid/ to know about a newly formatted hard drive?
[23:51] <jrib> (without rebooting)
[23:51] <javierg> Is there a terminal program that I can setup so when I open it, it automatically has more than one tab open with specific names on them?
[23:51] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib will mount -a do it?
[23:51] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: nope, that's the command that failed when we tried to mount it :)
[23:52] <chamunks> Has anyone in here used opensuse or suse-enterprise?  I'm loving ubuntu but im just curious why Novell is so highly regarded.
[23:52] <reportingsjr> jrib, so I can just reboot and it will all be said and done?
[23:52] <jrib> chamunks: better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:52] <javierg> Is there a terminal program that I can setup so when I open it, it automatically has more than one tab open with specific names on them?
[23:52] <jrib> reportingsjr: yes, it should be
[23:52] <reportingsjr> jrib, why didn't you say so!
[23:52] <LordMetroid> Is there a way I can configure the notification area?
[23:52] <jrib> reportingsjr: well I'm curious too
[23:52] <LordMetroid> What to be shown and what not to be shown in it?
[23:52] <Hazarath> During setup, I get the following error and a system halt, alt-cntl-del doesn't even regester. A picture of my screen is here: http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/6452/pict0067ba4.jpg
[23:53] <funkyHat> reportingsjr: we like doing things without rebooting when we can (which is most of the time :))
[23:53] <LordMetroid> Cause I do not want that network icon to be shown, I got another better network monitor
[23:53] <lee_> how do I install "mediaLib" to compile ffmpeg?
[23:53] <Isaac_of_Trek> I cant get my wireless networking to come up. Acer 3680-2633 Driver is on. I have no icon for network mgr
[23:53] <chamunks> Well than on a related note, whats a good way to manage and update a house full of ubuntu computers from one of them.
[23:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !info ffmpeg
[23:54] <cheeky> hey  i just installed ubuntu and its working finally ..now that its running ..i clicked the hardware drivers program and it shows that nvidia accelerate grpphics driver is not enabled and not in use ..
[23:54] <jrib> chamunks: ssh works for me
[23:54] <Jack_Sparrow> lee_ why are you trying to compile something that has already been properly compiled for ubuntu.
[23:54] <cheeky> how doi get the driver for this ?
[23:54] <lee_> Jack_Sparrow: Yes, I know what it is- i'm trying to compile it with different lib support but now its asking for mediaLib
[23:54] <chamunks> jrib, I'm looking for something that might do it all in one or two commands.
[23:54] <lee_> Jack_Sparrow: because I need to use codecs that aren't compiled by default
[23:54] <d_dyer> hey,is a a screen capture program for ubuntu that i can use to stream my screen on ustream?
[23:54] <chamunks> jrib, Or maybe a webgui
[23:55] <javierg> Is there a terminal program that I can setup so when I open it, it automatically has more than one tab open with specific names on them?
[23:55] <jrib> chamunks: yeah, ssh and a small script :)  I think there was some program for this, but I forget the name atm
[23:55] <lee_> Does anyone know where/how I can get "mediaLib" development libraries?
[23:55] <goldmetal> i want to change my firefox icon, where are the icons located on 8.04?
[23:55] <goldmetal> used to be a lots of icon, but it's gone
[23:55] <jrib> javierg: gnome-terminal
[23:56] <bobertdos> Isaac_of_Trek: In the terminal, does your wireless interface show up when you type ifconfig?
[23:56] <Jack_Sparrow> lee_ goldmetal /usr/share/pixmaps/mozilla-firefox.png
[23:56] <javierg> jrib, Can I set it up so when I open gnome-terminal it opens up the specific tabs?
[23:56] <Jack_Sparrow> goldmetal /usr/share/pixmaps/mozilla-firefox.png
[23:56] <lee_> ?
[23:56] <d_dyer> is there a screen capture program for ubuntu so i can stream my screen on ustream?
[23:56] <jrib> javierg: yeah
[23:57] <cheeky> could some one tell me wat i need to do once i first installed ubuntu and it allbran new wats my next move ihave to do .. iam a newbie and .. been spending alot of time trying to get where iam and iam finally here and ubutu is finally up and running .. wat shouldi do next to see if it all compatible with my computers hardware?
[23:57] <chamunks> jrib, le sigh.. Ill poke around synaptic for a bit more than some more googling
[23:57] <chamunks> jrib, thanks still.
[23:57] <jrib> chamunks: the reason I know one exists is someone asked before.  But I think I googled for something like remote debian update/administration
[23:57] <Hazarath> During setup, I get the following error and a system halt, alt-cntl-del doesn't even regester. A picture of my screen is here: http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/6452/pict0067ba4.jpg
[23:58] <Isaac_of_Trek> it is showing ethernet (that don't use) and "local Loopback" not my wireless connection
[23:58] <reportingsjr> jrib, ok, now it says only root has permissions to the folder. Can I change the permissions?
[23:58] <d_dyer> never mind i will find one my self
[23:58] <jrib> !permissions > reportingsjr
[23:58] <reportingsjr> jrib, I may have, or may not have chmod'ed my entire OS to 077 after being pissed off about permissions once. hehe
[23:58] <goldmetal> jack-desktop, thx.   how about for xterm icons or any terminal icons. where should i look?
[23:58] <jrib> d_dyer: it helps if you are a little more patient
[23:59] <jrib> reportingsjr: heh
[23:59] <Isaac_of_Trek> it did come up
[23:59] <Unipz> whats the best window <--> linux vnc
[23:59] <lee_> Does anyone know where/how I can get "mediaLib" development libraries?
[23:59] <Isaac_of_Trek> when I put in
[23:59] <Unipz> *windows
[23:59] <chamunks> jrib, thanks ill pickup where you left off i appreciate it.
[23:59] <Isaac_of_Trek> sudo lshwC network
[23:59] <d_dyer> i know your helping other people but there is 1300 people in here
[23:59] <reportingsjr> jrib, what in the.. it says that 35gb of the drive is already used up! Now it's down to freaking 650gb! what's going on?!?!
[23:59] <ScheissDrogen> lee: try an apt-cache search medial*
[23:59] <darrylb> anyone have any ideas about how to get a live cd running version of ubuntu to use the closed nvidia drivers?