Syslq | Jack_Sparrow and there goes my chance to be good samaritan :) | 00:00 |
timo | unop: http://pastebin.com/m26c958ea | 00:00 |
Jack_Sparrow | Syslq There will be more op's | 00:00 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: but look another problme is dual boot. | 00:00 |
unop | tvanover, don't parse ls like that.. the output of ls wasn't meant to be parsed. find . -user tvanover -exec chown anotheruser {} \; | 00:00 |
Jack_Sparrow | Iris Save your files first | 00:00 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: with windows :( | 00:00 |
gabbar | Jack_Sparrow - i want to install ubuntu. will my system work on ubuntu? i mean the ethernet card sound card etc., | 00:00 |
unop | timo, wrong use of sudo | 00:01 |
unop | timo, no. shopt -s extglob; sudo rm -r !(home) | 00:01 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: I don't care about the OS but do I gonna be able to get into the ubuntu again and save it ? | 00:01 |
Jack_Sparrow | gabbar We use a livecd that does not install so people can test thier hardware on this is | 00:01 |
spunk | g'nite all! | 00:01 |
Syslq | Heh, dual boot in age of virtual machines :). Just makes no sense | 00:01 |
timo | Files are still there | 00:01 |
PHAZE | i was just kinda of confused with the ubuntu file structure like in windows all your new install go in program files where do your new installs go in ubuntu ? | 00:01 |
Jack_Sparrow | Iris save /home and you are well on your way to recovery | 00:02 |
tvanover | unop: thanks | 00:02 |
Alpha232 | ls | 00:02 |
onx | gabbar, just burn it to cd and try it out. it will boot without making any changes to your system yet | 00:02 |
unop | timo, did the command give you any errors? | 00:02 |
tulimaq | Syslq: its still needed if u want to play games under windblows and have compiz working under linux... | 00:02 |
timo | im root now http://pastebin.com/m2857de8a | 00:03 |
Jack_Sparrow | PHAZE the apt-get debs are in /var/cache/apt/archives but the installed files are all over | 00:03 |
timo | unop: no errors just no result | 00:03 |
airtonix | PHAZE, having all your logs in one section of the harddrives lends it self to better hardrive peformance...wouldnt you agree? | 00:03 |
PHAZE | oh really there isn't just one directory | 00:03 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: so let see if I undertood pop the live cd and after when it opens my files will be there... | 00:03 |
gabbar | onx so u mean i can go to website and download ubuntu and burn it then just insert the cd and ubuntu will start?> | 00:03 |
timo | its ok i do it by hand | 00:03 |
gabbar | Jack_Sparrow oh i didnt know it ! | 00:04 |
PHAZE | true antonix | 00:04 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: sorry to ask too many silly question as you see I'm not good on that. | 00:04 |
onx | gabbar, yes | 00:04 |
unop | timo, try this command first. set +H | 00:04 |
timo | sudo nautilus and delete the folders | 00:04 |
unop | timo, then that one again | 00:04 |
timo | wile im root | 00:04 |
Jack_Sparrow | Iris it may take more work but that is where you start | 00:04 |
unop | timo, don't use sudo with graphical applications.. use gksudo for that | 00:04 |
unop | timo, i.e. gksudo nautilus | 00:04 |
timo | ok | 00:04 |
Jack_Sparrow | timo gksudo nautilus.. never sudo nautilus | 00:04 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: the main problem is how can I do the job... :( | 00:04 |
gabbar | onx where would i get the drivers for ethernet card grpahic drivers sound card drivers etc., | 00:04 |
PHAZE | i love ubuntu but the file structure is confusing to me | 00:05 |
Jack_Sparrow | Iris one step at a time | 00:05 |
Syslq | tulimaq I like windows just fine I just dislike their insane licensing policys etc... But ubuntu seems to be very fine alternative :) | 00:05 |
Syslq | PHAZE file structure is as in every other linux I think | 00:05 |
PHAZE | but windows is so dummy down to anyone can use it | 00:05 |
Jack_Sparrow | gabbar if supported you wont need to get them yourself | 00:05 |
Syslq | Filesystem hirarchy standard I mean | 00:05 |
Syslq | FHS | 00:05 |
timo | thank you done! | 00:06 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: right let see what I can do... | 00:06 |
Dormie | how do I connect to a wifi? my card is detecting my router, i'm in KDE | 00:06 |
Iris | Jack_Sparrow: but thanks anyway... | 00:06 |
airtonix | PHAZE, no reason windows is so simplified is to reduce the amount of help desk requirements and make it easier to employ 'anyone' in the help desk role | 00:06 |
Syslq | PHAZE you can read a nifty pdf on it, just google, and I think | 00:06 |
gabbar | Jack_Sparrow ok. | 00:06 |
PHAZE | on what | 00:06 |
PHAZE | airtonix* | 00:06 |
Jack_Sparrow | !files | 00:07 |
ubottu | An explanation of how files and directories are organized on Ubuntu, and how they can be manipulated, can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemTreeOverview | 00:07 |
^Phantom^ | Update Manager says "You can install 236 updates" | 00:07 |
Dormie | anyone? | 00:07 |
PHAZE | i bet you get dummy questions like that everyday lol | 00:07 |
keen101 | Dormie, I havent tried kubuntu in awihle, so i woulden't know. | 00:08 |
^Phantom^ | PHAZE i've seen dumber people | 00:08 |
PHAZE | true | 00:08 |
keen101 | Is the network manager in kde like in the gnome version? | 00:08 |
Dormie | can I do so in terminal, keen101? | 00:08 |
Dormie | no | 00:08 |
gabbar | Jack_Sparrow Do i need to learn some commands to operate ubuntu? | 00:08 |
Syslq | Airtonix, PHAZE sorry but simplified is positive in my book. But hey, about anyone doing it, well that's simply bullshit. Managing any enviroment requires certain amount of knowledge and I mean general computing knowledge | 00:09 |
Jack_Sparrow | gabbar no | 00:09 |
^Phantom^ | most people that come here have at least some idea of what they're doing | 00:09 |
PHAZE | i been trying to learn linux ubuntu for a while on and off through VMware workstation 6 its a really easy way to test it out i have also install it on my system when i had my other hard drive working lol | 00:09 |
gabbar | Jack_Sparrow ok | 00:09 |
lns40 | wtf wtf wtf | 00:09 |
zelrikriando | lns40, watch your language | 00:10 |
DigitalKiwi | !wtf | 00:10 |
ubottu | Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 00:10 |
DigitalKiwi | ahahahaha | 00:10 |
zelrikriando | hmm | 00:10 |
PHAZE | lol | 00:10 |
zelrikriando | Am I late? | 00:10 |
DigitalKiwi | thanks that made my day | 00:10 |
BBLake | what is the difference between ubuntu, kubuntu, and edubuntu? | 00:10 |
Syslq | People btw any directions on proper way to install codecs (video, audio) un linux these days? | 00:10 |
DARKGuy | !wtf | 00:10 |
anom01y | how can I extract a small clip of audio from a .avi file ? | 00:10 |
ubottu | Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly. | 00:10 |
DARKGuy | x) | 00:11 |
gabbar | Syslq hey hi and is linux = ubuntu ? | 00:11 |
Syslq | BBLake Ubuntu uses gnome, Kubuntu uses KDE desktop enviroments. | 00:11 |
Syslq | gabbar linux is kernel not os | 00:11 |
gabbar | OK | 00:11 |
BBLake | and edubuntu? same thing kde? | 00:11 |
^Phantom^ | I have ubuntu 7.10 | 00:11 |
PHAZE | ok whats the difference in KDE and gnome | 00:11 |
^Phantom^ | Should I upgrade? | 00:11 |
BBLake | So the ONLY difference is desktop environment? | 00:11 |
PHAZE | can't you install KDE on ubuntu? | 00:12 |
mneptok | BBLake: Edubuntu uses GNOME but bundles a lot of the KDE educational software | 00:12 |
Tulimaq | PHAZE: yes u can | 00:12 |
mneptok | PHAZE: yes, but then why not just install Kubuntu? | 00:12 |
PHAZE | true | 00:12 |
^Phantom^ | Or rather *should* i upgrade? | 00:12 |
gabbar | So what should i install? ubuntu or kubuntu or edbuntu??? iam totally new to his | 00:12 |
PHAZE | could you switch back and forth? | 00:12 |
mneptok | PHAZE: yes | 00:12 |
Syslq | PHAZE KDE is desktop enviroment that has is based on qt or omething and it's applications need it's librarys, GNOME is based on GTK, if you want to install GNOME app on kde you allso need to install a shitload of librarys that that app depends on | 00:13 |
PHAZE | kool how so? | 00:13 |
BBLake | i think i have my BUNTU's mixed up | 00:13 |
PHAZE | oh so its not easy i can see | 00:13 |
mneptok | Syslq: "a lot" is preferabel int his channel | 00:13 |
mneptok | *preferable | 00:13 |
keen101 | Phantom, you should at least upgrade to 8.04 since it is a LTS release. It will be supported until the next one. | 00:13 |
PHAZE | unless you know linux | 00:13 |
BBLake | i downloaded a kde theme i think, and it messed with my gnome enviroment, taking forever to load | 00:13 |
Scunizi | gabbar: install ubuntu and after that you can install kubuntu and xubuntu and then on the username screen when booting choose which one you want to use that day. | 00:13 |
Dormie | keen101, if I connect to my router in gnome will it carry over to kde? | 00:13 |
Syslq | PHAZE you can consider them as framework if you like | 00:13 |
PHAZE | what did they change in 8.04 ? | 00:14 |
Syslq | But that could be argued I guess | 00:14 |
^Phantom^ | 8.04 LTS the one I want? | 00:14 |
PHAZE | yea | 00:14 |
keen101 | Dormie, possibly. but, i really don't know. | 00:14 |
damijit | I want to replace 2 files, but I am getting "permission denied". How do I override this? | 00:14 |
gabbar | thanks bye | 00:14 |
PHAZE | how do you do that syslq? | 00:14 |
Syslq | PHAZE what? | 00:14 |
Scunizi | damien_: use "sudo" when issuing the command | 00:14 |
Syslq | I'm watching tv beside chatting :) | 00:15 |
BBLake | scunizi, from what your saying, maybe the theme isn't my problem. Whatever happened destroyed my ability to boot up..takes forever | 00:15 |
PHAZE | sys: how do you consider them as a framework | 00:15 |
damijit | I am in the GUI, how do I sudo? Or do I need to use the command line? | 00:15 |
keen101 | dormie, put this in terminal: network-admin | 00:15 |
Scunizi | BBLake: once loaded change the theme back to the original and see what happens. | 00:15 |
^Phantom^ | Is it true what I hear, that linux is better for editing video files than windows? | 00:16 |
BBLake | change out of the themes, then reboot? good idea...going to try that | 00:16 |
BBLake | do i need to delete, or just not select as an option? | 00:16 |
Tulimaq | damijit: what program u want to run ? | 00:16 |
Scunizi | damijit: what files are you trying to replace and where are they located? | 00:16 |
unr3a1_ | hey all | 00:16 |
Syslq | PHAZE well it's deskop enviroment and as any desktop enviroment has a lot of librarys available to you wich you can use to build your own apps. And a whole lot of librarys designed to make your coding productive in some direction would be definition of framework, but as said that's arguable, framework is JAVA or .net and they both implement virtual machine but that's out of the topic | 00:17 |
unr3a1_ | I know this is a question for firefox, but no one in there seems to know the answer to my question, so I figure I would try here | 00:17 |
Scunizi | BBLake: just make the change and apply.. that should do it.. or CTRL+ALT+Backspace which restarts the gui but doesn't really reboot the machine. | 00:17 |
BBLake | yep,....be back in 10 (or 2 minutes if this works) :) Crossing fingers. | 00:17 |
unr3a1_ | I am running firefox 3. I have the smart bookmarks plugin installed to allow bookmarks in my bookmarks toolbar to only display the webpage icons | 00:17 |
Tulimaq | Scunizi: restarts X server u mean | 00:17 |
unr3a1_ | this toolbar is full | 00:18 |
damijit | Tulimaq and Scunizi: I downloaded the game "Enemy Territory" and installed into /usr/local/games. I downloaded the patch, and apparently what I'm supposed to do is replace the .x86 files with the patched ones. It is when doing this that I am getting permission denied. | 00:18 |
Scunizi | Tulimaq: right.. but for a newbee it looks like a gui reboot | 00:18 |
PHAZE | well is this task a big one to do if i wanted to mess with it? | 00:18 |
Syslq | Btw, I was asking for real what would be the best way to install codecs on ubuntu, (something like codecs pack on windows), is there entire package that covers it all or something? | 00:18 |
unr3a1_ | is there a way for me to expand that toolbar to a second bar? | 00:18 |
Scunizi | damijit: and you're trying to use the file manager to drag and drop? | 00:18 |
^Phantom^ | Is 8.04 LTS the version I will want to upgrade to? | 00:18 |
damijit | yes | 00:18 |
oklinux | hey Jack_Sparrow I got ubuntu install | 00:19 |
keen101 | damijit, you may need to use the chown command. | 00:19 |
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* nullcool_ say hello! :S ......WTF i had never enter this chanel...:P | 00:19 |
Scunizi | damijit: then you need to start the file manager as "root".. sudo nautilus .. copy your files then close the file manager because it too dangerous to leave open.. | 00:19 |
bobertdos | PHAZE: I don't mean to patronize you, but you are aware that the bookmarks expand into a dropdown meu at the end, right? You could also reorganize the bar to bring the ones you use most often back to the front....... | 00:20 |
nateeeee | *sigh* ok, i've got no internet in a FRESH install of ubuntu. i'm not at all familiar with linux. i've suplied dns servers, tried static and automatic ip's... i don't understand why i would have no net :( pls help | 00:20 |
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Tulimaq | damijit: Alt + F2 and type "gksu nautilus" to run file manager as root | 00:20 |
Syslq | nateeee have you tried ifup eth0? | 00:20 |
Syslq | or eth1 | 00:20 |
joshuajtl | hey folks is there anything I can do to make windows easier to resize in gnome? | 00:20 |
Syslq | :) | 00:20 |
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^Phantom^ | Is 8.04 LTS fully compatible with VirtualBox? | 00:20 |
darren__ | Hi could some one please help or explain why. i have just done two fresh installs of ubuntu yet again, one on my desktop and one on my laptop. on the desktop my wifi works stright away with out doing any thing, but on the laptop it does not even show up, is that normall, same install from same cd | 00:20 |
Scunizi | damijit: what Tulimaq said.. I forgot about gksu or gksudo before nautilus | 00:21 |
Goosemoose | so i installed ubuntu over the network, add to late_command to join an AD domain, the computer shows up in AD and domainjoin-cli query shows it's on the domain. But I can't login as a domain user. Any suggestions? | 00:21 |
PHAZE | yeah the bar with the applications , places and systems | 00:21 |
Jack_Sparrow | darren__ Supported hardware? | 00:21 |
keen101 | damijitjoshuajtl, do a defragment | 00:21 |
Qwexer | anyone know of a python-gasp channel that I could get some answers from? | 00:21 |
Syslq | darren__ yeah but not same wifi cards :) | 00:21 |
PHAZE | which would be called a taskbar in windows | 00:21 |
keen101 | joshuajtl, do a defragment on you win drive before resizing. | 00:21 |
nullcool_ | hey AMAROK run slowly since i install emesene......any opinion???....(happy independence day....from mexico) :D | 00:21 |
Syslq | darren_ check your wifi card in linux lspci|more | 00:21 |
darren__ | Jack_Sparrow, is there any thing i can do about it | 00:21 |
Syslq | And try finding it | 00:22 |
nateeeee | i don't understand any of that stuff. though iu did try, "/sbin/ifconfig -a" which made very little sense to me as it was merly a readout of what was connected where and the current status'. | 00:22 |
joshuajtl | keen101: talking about windows, not Windows | 00:22 |
Jack_Sparrow | joshuajtl I agree with keen101 | 00:22 |
joshuajtl | resizing windows not MS Windows | 00:22 |
damijit | It seems to have worked. Thanks for your help! | 00:22 |
Scunizi | damijit: np | 00:22 |
Syslq | nateeeee paste it to me on private | 00:22 |
Syslq | output of ifconfig -a | 00:22 |
bobertdos | PHAZE: I'm sorry, I directed to the wrong person. I hate it when I do that :p | 00:22 |
keen101 | joshuajtl, oh i see. heh lol | 00:22 |
darren__ | Jack_Sparrow, would a new wifi make any dif or is it the hardware in the lapto | 00:22 |
joshuajtl | Jack_Sparrow: talking about windows, not Windows, resizing windows in gnome... not Windows MS | 00:22 |
darren__ | Sys | 00:22 |
PHAZE | lol im confused now | 00:23 |
PHAZE | its koo | 00:23 |
nullcool_ | hey AMAROK run slowly since i install emesene......any opinion???....(happy independence day....from mexico) :D | 00:23 |
Danskmand | I was afk....someone answered me ? | 00:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | joshuajtl I understand.. | 00:23 |
darren__ | Syslq, is there any thing i can do about it would a dif wifi help or is it the hard ware in the laptop | 00:23 |
Jack_Sparrow | !wifi > darren__ | 00:23 |
ubottu | darren__, please see my private message | 00:23 |
PHAZE | brb | 00:23 |
OsamaK | In Ubuntu, Is there something like "tasks manger" then I can close some unrespondable software? Firefox tells me " you must first close the existing Firefox process, or restart your system." | 00:24 |
Jack_Sparrow | !kill | 00:24 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 00:24 |
myles7897 | can someone help me get my printer working. I have it installed and it used to work, but now it stops. | 00:25 |
Danskmand | CAn you actually read what I am typing ? | 00:25 |
BBLake | OK, obviously not the issue. still took forever. | 00:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | Danskmand yes | 00:25 |
myles7897 | It just says printer not connected | 00:25 |
OsamaK | Jack_Sparrow: this is to me? | 00:25 |
BBLake | I have disabled all elements of the ubuntu studio theme however. | 00:25 |
Tulimaq | darren__: pastebin your "lspci" and "iwconfig -a" output | 00:25 |
^Phantom^ | is 8.04 LTS fully compatible with VirtualBox? | 00:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | OsamaK yes, kill a process | 00:25 |
BBLake | The only other hting major i messed with was the PUlse Audio settings...Is that a boot killer? | 00:25 |
OsamaK | Jack_Sparrow: How to know its IDs? | 00:25 |
Tulimaq | ^Phantom^: yes | 00:25 |
Scunizi | OsamaK: other than Jack_Sparrow 's suggestion you could also right mouse click on the top bar and choose "add to panel" then choose "System Monitor".. that will give you access to processes and let you kill them. | 00:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | OsamaK ps | 00:25 |
Danskmand | Oh, ok....So, no answers...I guess I have to find out "somehow"..... | 00:25 |
Persica | I'm not sure I'm in the right channel for this: Anyone have any experience with using autofs mounts on top of an nfs-root on a diskless box? | 00:25 |
^Phantom^ | Yay, k thankies :D | 00:26 |
* ^Phantom^ upgrades | 00:26 |
nullcool_ | hey AMAROK run slowly since i install emesene......any opinion???....it just freeze all windows :S | 00:26 |
Danskmand | Well, have a nice evening ! | 00:26 |
oklinux | Jack_Sparrow, pm ? | 00:26 |
Jack_Sparrow | oklinux sure | 00:26 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, ok sorry quite new to linux, i know every one says that must get anoying for people, but where shouls i paste the info | 00:26 |
Jack_Sparrow | !paste | 00:26 |
ubottu | pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 00:26 |
KiLl3rCaM | hello i have a sound problem I can hear all the sound test but that is the only sound i am getting i typed esd in a terminal and it came up with ALSA lib control.c:909:(snd_ctl_open_noupdate) Invalid CTL front:2 and three other lines just like that any suggestions? | 00:26 |
lolmac | hi, KiLl3rCaM | 00:26 |
OsamaK | Scunizi: That's what I was looking for. Thank you :) | 00:26 |
Tulimaq | darren__: www.pastebin.com | 00:26 |
KiLl3rCaM | hi | 00:27 |
Scunizi | OsamaK: np | 00:27 |
lolmac | hi, KiLl3rCaM | 00:27 |
KiLl3rCaM | hi | 00:27 |
lolmac | hi, KiLl3rCaM | 00:27 |
^Phantom^ | It's a good thing they sent me home from work early today | 00:27 |
^Phantom^ | "this download will take about 1 hours and 50 minutes with your connection" | 00:27 |
OsamaK | Jack_Sparrow: It shows me unnamed processes | 00:28 |
Persica | Anyone here know much about why automount is failing with an NFS root even when the root of the automount tree exists? | 00:29 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, ok i pasted it here is this the right link http://pastebin.com/m769bcd1d | 00:29 |
keenscreen | upon starting up ubuntu i saw: "there is an error starting the gnome settings daemon" error message: "Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken." .... how to fix? | 00:29 |
bobertdos | KiLl3rCaM: Actually, I think that might be normal because I get that too and all my sound works. What are your settings in System->Preferences->Sound? | 00:29 |
drazak | Persica: is your syntax right? | 00:30 |
KiLl3rCaM | its all oss | 00:30 |
bobertdos | KiLl3rCaM: So do Pulse and Alsa not work for you at all? | 00:31 |
Persica | It's failing on creating the directory for the mount within the autofs. | 00:31 |
KiLl3rCaM | no | 00:31 |
Persica | drazak: "mount(nfs): mkdir_path /net/sww failed: No such file or directory" | 00:31 |
BBLake | What is the best way to diagnosis problems with boot-up. Something changed with my boot-ups now taking forever, not the KDE them as we had thought | 00:31 |
drazak | Persica: it looks like your local mount path is wrong | 00:31 |
Persica | drazak: seems odd. It can create the original /net, but then it won't create the subdirectories to mount on. | 00:31 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, like i say two laptops both with built in wifi the usb wifi works on one laptop but not mine also works on desktop but not my laptop, tryed a diffrent driver from aircrack can connet to internet but it does not show signal strength, is it the hardware in my laptop that is bad | 00:31 |
leachim6 | how can I have an icon with no text ? | 00:32 |
leachim6 | desktop icon | 00:32 |
timo | ? | 00:32 |
bobertdos | KiLl3rCaM: I kind of doubt any of the current apps support OSS anymore. I could be wrong, but that might be the issue here. What sound device to you use? | 00:32 |
timo | Bed time leachim6 | 00:32 |
bobertdos | *do | 00:33 |
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KiLl3rCaM | im not sure hold on | 00:33 |
leachim6 | timo, say what now ? | 00:33 |
timo | icon with no txt I have lots of them | 00:33 |
cornet | ello | 00:33 |
timo | hi | 00:33 |
Nutzebahn | Hello. | 00:34 |
leachim6 | timo, how ? | 00:34 |
lolmac | hi, timo | 00:34 |
Nutzebahn | I am trying to install a program which has no installation instructions, help?: http://pastebin.com/d4d84d608 | 00:34 |
lolmac | hi, Nutzebahn | 00:34 |
leachim6 | when I do no text it names it ".desktop" | 00:34 |
cornet | could someone please explain why the unlock dialogue box for network manager insists on stealing ALL keyboard and mouse input !? | 00:34 |
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timo | hi lolmac | 00:34 |
cornet | the same is true for the ssh keyring stuff | 00:34 |
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favro | leachim6: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902853 | 00:34 |
Vagas | where can i get configure: error: Could not find jpeglib.h | 00:34 |
Vagas | ? | 00:34 |
KiLl3rCaM | Ensoniq AudioPCI | 00:35 |
timo | leachim6: you drink coffee ? | 00:35 |
DigiFly_ | I have a problem. ubuntu nfs let me not copy a large file 60GB to other ubuntu nfs system. file to large. and both use a linux filesystem | 00:35 |
talntid | hardy freezing on boot.. any ideas? it freezes on xwindows when the mouse shows up, it just stops spinning. mouse works though. | 00:35 |
Tulimaq | darren__: u have Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 card and looks like its working .. can u pastebin "iwlist scan" output | 00:35 |
tom_ | Nutzebahn: if you dont know how to install that i would recomend against it, but if you insist on continuing anyway, then you need to ./configure it then make it then sudo make install it | 00:35 |
tom_ | !compile | 00:35 |
ubottu | Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 00:35 |
artti | How can i add desktops so desktop cube could work? | 00:35 |
tom_ | !compile | Nutzebahn | 00:35 |
ubottu | Nutzebahn: please see above | 00:35 |
leachim6 | timo, nope, hate the stuff, tea is my thing | 00:35 |
DigiFly_ | oh, nice. move a cup to me :) | 00:36 |
leachim6 | and I'm young, so I don't need caffeine ... | 00:36 |
Nutzebahn | Thank you, there is no configure file. | 00:36 |
leachim6 | it's ironic how the young ones have the most caffeine.... | 00:36 |
tom_ | artti: im not sure what the gnome way of doing it is but if you have ccsm installed its under general options | 00:36 |
bobertdos | KiLl3rCaM: Well, I don't have any particular suggestions for that one. I'd read the wiki, and otherwise, start googling :p | 00:36 |
bobertdos | !sound > KiLl3rCaM | 00:36 |
ubottu | KiLl3rCaM, please see my private message | 00:36 |
Scunizi | !ccsm | artti | 00:37 |
ubottu | artti: To enable advanced customization of desktop effects in Ubuntu: install 'compizconfig-settings-manager' or 'simple-ccsm'. If you install the latter, a new option will appear in your appearance properties - See also !compiz - Help in #compiz-fusion | 00:37 |
artti | tom_, i'vr done that. But i just can't get cube work. | 00:37 |
KiLl3rCaM | thanks | 00:37 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, dont think i need to past it because it just says Interface doesn't support scanning. no scan results | 00:37 |
tom_ | artti: if compiz is running you need 4 horizontal destops and the cube plugin running and that should give you a cube | 00:37 |
HaZ | How do you usually uninstall programs compiled from source ? | 00:37 |
leachim6 | simple-ccsm is almost useless | 00:37 |
r00t_ | how can i clear the remote host identification warning? | 00:37 |
timo | I need bed | 00:38 |
leachim6 | HaZ, that's a funny thing...because it's all different | 00:38 |
xeonoex | I need help. Ubuntu wont boot, it just goes to a DOS screen and has some repeating message with 0x2 and 0x2 and errors... | 00:38 |
timo | Gd ni | 00:38 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, the built in wireless works no probs just the external usb wifi, | 00:38 |
HaZ | ok | 00:38 |
leachim6 | HaZ, if your lucky, the author of the program was smart and put a deinstall action in the make file | 00:38 |
^Phantom^ | about 2 hours 35 minutes remaining lol | 00:38 |
leachim6 | HaZ, do you still have the source you used to compile it ? | 00:38 |
Scunizi | artti: have you gone to System/Preferances/Appearance/Visual Effects and switched from None or Normal to one of the other choices? | 00:38 |
HaZ | hmm think so | 00:38 |
artti | Scunizi, i have expert. | 00:38 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, http://pastebin.com/m5095fa3a | 00:39 |
leachim6 | HaZ, then you're out of luck | 00:39 |
leachim6 | next time try checkinstall | 00:39 |
leachim6 | "apt-cache show checkinstall" | 00:39 |
artti | Somehow i have to add desktops, i think. | 00:39 |
xeonoex | help? "[ 233.312048] ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x2 | 00:39 |
xeonoex | frozen | 00:39 |
PHAZE | when i download tar.gz and it was on the desktop i click on it show a menu to select to open it what app do you need to open that? | 00:40 |
tom_ | artti: if compiz is running you want a destop with a virtual horizontal size but only 1 desktop | 00:40 |
Scunizi | artti: then under System/Preferances/Advanced Desktop Settings/General/Desktop Size the 3 lines should read (from top to bottom) 4 1 1 | 00:40 |
Jack_Sparrow | Install ccsm sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects.... On the first page put check next to rotate cube and desktop cube.. dbl click general options... up closer to the top... click on desktop size and set them to 4, 1 and 1 top to bottom... ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse | 00:40 |
Tulimaq | darren__: u should try ndiswrapper then | 00:40 |
HaZ | PHAZE you unpack it using the console | 00:40 |
PHAZE | i never understood download files from the internet and running them | 00:40 |
PHAZE | console as you mean? | 00:40 |
meoblast001 | how do you scan a file from a terminal? | 00:40 |
PHAZE | terminal | 00:41 |
HaZ | terminal * | 00:41 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, I tryed ndiswrapper but it will only connect to a open AP but not wep | 00:41 |
HaZ | tar xzvf xxx.tar.gz | 00:41 |
PHAZE | do you use sudo apt - get | 00:41 |
leachim6 | how can I have namless icons on the desktop in gnome | 00:41 |
leachim6 | the icon gets named .desktop if I leave it blank or use a space | 00:41 |
PHAZE | that package d/ler | 00:41 |
HaZ | then ./confgure - make - make install | 00:41 |
Jack_Sparrow | darren__ That is a limitation of marginally supported hardware | 00:41 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, makes no sence how can it work on one lap top but not the other if its the same usb wifi | 00:42 |
artti | Scunizi, already have that, | 00:42 |
PHAZE | what about the other file formats that are on the net that arn't in the add and remove and the sym loader one | 00:42 |
Jack_Sparrow | darren__ Sometimes the same card has a different chipset | 00:42 |
Scunizi | artti: check out the post just below my last one by Jack_Sparrow | 00:42 |
tom_ | same usb wifi doenst always have the same chip or usb chip | 00:42 |
HaZ | .rpm ? | 00:43 |
HaZ | .deb | 00:43 |
Jack_Sparrow | darren__ broadcom bcm43xx has at least 4 chipsets | 00:43 |
sielnt_ | anyone have media player recommendations for a fluxbox user? it seems rhythmbox has some issues starting up (takes about 20 seconds) | 00:43 |
HaZ | dpkg for .deb i think | 00:43 |
darren__ | Jack_Sparrow, but its the same usb wifi card, im just unplgging it from one laptop onto the other | 00:43 |
Jack_Sparrow | !rpm | 00:43 |
ubottu | RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous) | 00:43 |
PHAZE | yeah i have red how to install tho on the ubuntu doc site and still didn't quite get it | 00:43 |
arooni | when i installed ndiswrapper it worked; but when i restart; it doesnt seem to auto load. in addition, i cant see the friendly wireless network ui on top right (upon clicking network).... and i'm left to manual config... how do i fix these two things? | 00:43 |
koshari | sielnt vlc | 00:43 |
octoberdan | Yes, alien may abduct you | 00:44 |
sielnt_ | arooni /etc/modules | 00:44 |
PHAZE | read* | 00:44 |
Jack_Sparrow | darren__ Is there a built in port that is causing issues on the box that it does not work in. | 00:44 |
arooni | sielnt_, what about second issue? | 00:44 |
Nutzebahn | I am trying to install a program which has no installation instructions, the Ubuntu website isn't helping, and there is no configure file, just configure.ac, help?: http://pastebin.com/d4d84d608 | 00:44 |
arooni | sielnt_, seeing other networks | 00:44 |
sielnt_ | arooni, I think its an issue with ndiswrapper, I usually just go in through the system/administration menu | 00:44 |
tom_ | !compile | Nutzebahn | 00:44 |
ubottu | Nutzebahn: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 00:44 |
Tulimaq | darren__: strange | 00:45 |
darren__ | Jack_Sparrow, i have no idear they both have built in wireless, thats not the problem the built in wireless works fine on both, its just the usb wifi works on one but not the other | 00:45 |
PHAZE | yes HAz those other file formats the ones you listed you have instal them in the terminal | 00:45 |
HaZ | yeh | 00:45 |
leachim6 | how can I have namless desktop icons in gnome | 00:45 |
HaZ | what do you want to know | 00:45 |
mneptok | darren__: "idea" has no "r" :) | 00:45 |
artti | Jack_Sparrow, Scunizi: thanks, didn't know how to move it. | 00:45 |
Scunizi | mneptok: it does in Mississippi :) | 00:46 |
Nutzebahn | tom_: That did not help. | 00:46 |
Tulimaq | darren__: and how u get it working on another pc ? | 00:46 |
darren__ | also i downloaded a driver from aircrack which i was able to connect to internet but did not show signal strength then downloaed ndiswrapper showed signal strenght but could not connect to wep | 00:46 |
tom_ | what happens when you run ./configure.ac | 00:46 |
PHAZE | get off subject anyone havin the new ubuntu freeze on the load ubntu screen? its doing that in my VMware workstation 6 any idea why | 00:46 |
Scunizi | artti: enjoy.. remember if you play some games, they won't render unless you turn off effects.. | 00:46 |
PHAZE | i canload up the 7.10 easy | 00:47 |
artti | Scunizi, i know, already tried. | 00:47 |
luis__ | hi guys i really need help i just install ubuntu on a vaio laptop but i just can get it connected to the network (internet) cansome1 help me out to fix this pls? | 00:47 |
Scunizi | artti: :) | 00:47 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, it just worked on the laptop and desktop did not touch any thing but on my laptop it did not thats what makes no sence | 00:47 |
leachim6 | can someone answer my question please, not trying to be annoying | 00:47 |
PHAZE | it just froze !! | 00:47 |
PHAZE | lol | 00:47 |
erUSUL | leachim6: maybe you just can't have unnamed ? | 00:47 |
Scunizi | leachim6: if nobody her knows the answer you might try #linux | 00:48 |
leachim6 | tried it | 00:48 |
leachim6 | and #gnome | 00:48 |
sielnt_ | darren__ did you load the appropriate drivers for the laptop card? | 00:48 |
Scunizi | leachim6: gotta be somewhere in gconfig editor.. but I could tell you where. | 00:48 |
darren__ | sielnt_, have tryed many drivers | 00:48 |
leachim6 | could or couldn't ? | 00:48 |
sielnt_ | darren__ what laptop and network card is it? | 00:48 |
Scunizi | leachim6: could be.. no guarantees though.. just a logical place to check | 00:49 |
Tulimaq | darren__: maybe u did something wrong then ? because i use broadcom wifi via ndiswrapper and WPA2 works just fine | 00:49 |
arooni | what does sudo apt-get upgrade dO/ | 00:49 |
clouder`grr | does anyone else have a problem in firefox where drop down menus appear behind flash videos to where you can't click on them | 00:49 |
PHAZE | Haz hold up one sec | 00:49 |
darren__ | sielnt_, sony vaio with alfa and rtl8187 driver | 00:49 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, ok i will try ndiswrapper again just incase if i can find the driver again more searching | 00:50 |
Scunizi | arooni: it will upgrade and programs/packages that have an update.. however you should always sudo apt-get update before upgrade or dist-upgrade to get the most recent list of packages. | 00:50 |
sielnt_ | darren__, have you tried using any native linux drivers for the laptop before attempting ndiswrapper? | 00:50 |
Scunizi | and = any | 00:50 |
leachim6 | how can I get an nbsp character on linux ? | 00:50 |
dooglus | clouder`grr: yup | 00:51 |
CINAR | selam | 00:51 |
CINAR | türkçe bilen var mý acaba | 00:51 |
mneptok | !tr > CINAR | 00:51 |
ubottu | CINAR, please see my private message | 00:51 |
luis__ | sorry is just that i just don't know how to fix it when i installed ubuntu on my desktop i had no problem at all but now that i just installed on this vaio laptop it won't get connect to inetrnet can some1 help me out to fix this please??? | 00:51 |
clouder`grr | dooglus: no solutions? | 00:51 |
darren__ | sielnt_, yes i tryed a driver from aircrack, and that more or less worked, could connect to internet but it would never show any signal, | 00:51 |
dn4 | git clone http://www.xwax.co.uk/devel/xwax.git | 00:51 |
dn4 | /usr/bin/git-clone: 374: curl: not found | 00:52 |
dn4 | any ideas? | 00:52 |
leachim6 | seriously, how do I have an icon with no name | 00:52 |
arooni | if i have a realtek 8185 chipset wireless card (not currently supported in ubuntu hardy) and i'm using ndiswrapper... will next version of ubuntu cover this card? and is ndiswrapper ok enough to use in the meantime? or should i return the card? | 00:52 |
dooglus | clouder`grr: only really noticed it today for the first time (a stickam.com redesign, I guess). luckily I had the URLs that the drop-down menus go to in my Fx history | 00:52 |
leachim6 | I can do it on windows! | 00:52 |
dooglus | clouder`grr: but generally, no, I don't know of a good solution | 00:52 |
luis__ | so is there some one that can guide me to fix this please?? | 00:52 |
tom_ | arooni: the outlook is not good, i havent heard of any major changes in wireless in the new version | 00:52 |
meoblast001 | how do i scan from a remote scanner? | 00:53 |
dtolj | is there a GUI or semi-gui was to manage services in ubuntu? | 00:53 |
Tulimaq | darren__: make sure u blacklist native wifi driver | 00:53 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: Then go do it on Windows. | 00:53 |
Scunizi | dtolj: how do you mean.. processes? shutting them down? | 00:53 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, thats not a problem it a new install have not downloaded any drivers yet | 00:53 |
leachim6 | I didn't mean it like that... | 00:53 |
PHAZE | seriously did anyone having problems with the new ubuntu version freezing on the load screen in VMware? | 00:54 |
arooni | tom_, should i return the wireless card to frys and get another one? | 00:54 |
dtolj | Scunizi: actually using xubuntu, want to close some processes on startup | 00:54 |
luis__ | any one that can helpe me please? | 00:54 |
leachim6 | and it's not LINUX that can't do it, it's gnome that can't do it | 00:54 |
dtolj | Scunizi: rcconf sucks | 00:54 |
leachim6 | and it's not ubuntu's fault | 00:54 |
leachim6 | :) | 00:54 |
darren__ | after reading in here from time to time linux seems to have a big problem with wireless | 00:54 |
myles7897 | Ubuntu keeps telling me I need to reinstall a package. How do I tell it where it is? | 00:54 |
Scunizi | dtolj: sorry can't help you there. | 00:54 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I use fluxbox to rid myself of all the problems associated with the mainstream desktops | 00:54 |
Scunizi | myles7897: what package? | 00:55 |
luis__ | i just install ubuntu on a vaio laptop and just finished but it won't connect to internet like my desktop how can i fix this please help?? | 00:55 |
myles7897 | its a deb package for my printer | 00:55 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I'm a big fan of the K.I.S.S. principle | 00:55 |
darren__ | luis i have the same problem with my sony laptop | 00:55 |
dtolj | Scunizi: how is it done generally on the command line? | 00:55 |
leachim6 | sielnt_, I usually use openbox, but gnome works nicely with all of my laptops peripherals like the sound rocker and brightness control | 00:55 |
leachim6 | I do have a sweet openbox setup | 00:55 |
Scunizi | myles7897: double click the .deb and it'll reinstall. | 00:55 |
luis__ | God so there is no way to fix it?? | 00:55 |
leachim6 | I've been using gnome lately though | 00:55 |
erUSUL | luis__: tell us more info. wired connection wifi? modem? router? what have you tried? | 00:56 |
Tulimaq | darren__: i understand but there is a some kinda native kernel module installed already | 00:56 |
myles7897 | then it says that the package is corrupt, I have already tried re-downloading a fresh one. | 00:56 |
^Phantom^ | i have about 1 hours 30 minutes remaining for this update :D | 00:56 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: There are ways to achieve those things with other environments... if you have the time | 00:56 |
tom_ | where do i go to talk about intrepid | 00:56 |
leachim6 | sielnt_, I'm aware of all of that, I just feel like using gnome right now | 00:56 |
Starnestommy | tom_: maybe #ubuntu+1 | 00:56 |
meoblast001 | tom_: i think it's #ubuntu+1 | 00:56 |
dtolj | Why dosn't Rcconf read all processes in /etc/init.d? | 00:56 |
sielnt_ | oh yea, intrepid ibex | 00:56 |
leachim6 | I know I can use idesk for icons and still use gnome-panel | 00:56 |
Scunizi | dtolj: beyond my abilities.. sorry.. the only thing I can relate it to is apache2 which is done by "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop | 00:56 |
PHAZE | ok i guess not lol | 00:56 |
leachim6 | and gnome-settings-daemon to make it look like gnome | 00:56 |
meoblast001 | anyone know how to do remote scans? | 00:56 |
Scunizi | dtolj: might be similar.. | 00:56 |
leachim6 | but I don't wanna! | 00:57 |
luis__ | ook my desktop is conected to cybercable.net.mx i got to connectios so on my desktop i use usb and on the laptop ethernet cable | 00:57 |
leachim6 | and that's what linux is, the choice :) | 00:57 |
r00t_ | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=747891 | 00:57 |
tom_ | thx | 00:57 |
dtolj | Scunizi: thats going to start it up when you reboot :) | 00:57 |
r00t_ | no text icons | 00:57 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, no idear there must be it it works stright away on two diffrent computers, thats what strange its just on my laptop | 00:57 |
meoblast001 | with saned.... xsane on my system keeps telling me no devices found.. how do i tell it to look on a remote system? | 00:57 |
sielnt_ | leachim, you can use nautilus without a desktop too | 00:57 |
luis__ | and this is a motorola surboard modem | 00:57 |
Scunizi | dtolj: yep.. didn't say I had the whole answer :) | 00:57 |
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Tulimaq | darren__: laptops are always strange :) | 00:58 |
luis__ | what else do i need to give you?? erUSUL? | 00:58 |
leachim6 | also...I hate gconf , it's way too much like the windows registry | 00:58 |
leachim6 | what happened to "everything is a file" | 00:58 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, i have the linux driver on a cd that comes with the wifi i but i have to compile it and that i have no idear what so ever | 00:58 |
myles7897 | sorry xchat crashed did you get that last message? | 00:58 |
erUSUL | luis__: so is so kind of modem? maybe it only supports one connected device at a time? | 00:59 |
Tulimaq | darren__: bios bugs, strange hardware .. u never know | 00:59 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I'll be building a fluxbox gentoo box soon (I hope) | 00:59 |
viaken | I have a friend who's having a problem with add/remove. Here's his sources.list: http://pastebin.com/d2f44b22c and the error he's getting: http://viaken.udderweb.com/error.jpg | 00:59 |
viaken | Anyone have any ideas?= | 00:59 |
luis__ | no | 00:59 |
viaken | As a note: His sources were jm.archive.ubuntu.com beforehand. I changed them back, since he's in the US. | 00:59 |
sielnt_ | Ubuntu's a nice beginner OS, but I crave more | 00:59 |
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darren__ | Tulimaq, thats another question is it possible to change the bios | 00:59 |
luis__ | is for two but still if i use only laptop won't reconize it or whatever the word might be | 00:59 |
leachim6 | sielnt_, I did a few gentoo installs, it's not worth it... | 00:59 |
leachim6 | binary packages all the way | 00:59 |
viaken | sielnt_: I like Arch. It adheres pretty well to K.I.S.S. | 01:00 |
viaken | And is good to learn with. | 01:00 |
Tulimaq | darren__: u can check maybe they have some update for it | 01:00 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I'll always have debian to fall back on. I try out ubuntu every now and then, but it feels to bloated for my taste | 01:00 |
leachim6 | so nobody knows how to create icons with no name ? | 01:00 |
leachim6 | sielnt_, tried ubuntu server ? | 01:00 |
mneptok | distro preferences are best taken to #ubuntu-offtopic | 01:00 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I haven't... I just might have to | 01:00 |
leachim6 | sielnt_, it's bloat-free | 01:01 |
skylar | how can I set-up a wireless router behind a 4-port? any clues | 01:01 |
viaken | Also, I've done a bunch of Gentoo installs. I tend to have a more stable system from it, but it's definitely slow and laborous. | 01:01 |
skylar | the 4-port was working good.. still is | 01:01 |
Tulimaq | darren__: what driver u have on cd, for windows ? | 01:01 |
sielnt_ | leachim6: I've always used etch for my server needs... I'll give the server distro a go for desktop | 01:01 |
skylar | I plug the wireless router behind it | 01:01 |
leachim6 | 4-port what ? | 01:01 |
viaken | Anyone have any ideas what to do with this error? http://viaken.udderweb.com/error.jpg | 01:01 |
leachim6 | yeah, I'd use etch for servers | 01:01 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, iok i used to think i was could on computers but now, lets just say i need a few more years, to update a sony bios i would ned to go to sony home page and update n0? | 01:01 |
skylar | nr041 lynksis router | 01:01 |
johninlex | leachim6 have you tried just spaces | 01:01 |
leachim6 | johninlex, yeah, it spits out a ".desktop" | 01:01 |
johninlex | leachim6 even with 8.04 I just tried it with three spaces and it worked fine for me | 01:02 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, on the cd for windows its a vista driver but also has a driver for linux, but the linux driver needs to be compiled | 01:02 |
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leachim6 | johninlex, seriously, what am I doing wrong then | 01:03 |
r00t_ | ditto | 01:03 |
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leachim6 | let me check my nautilus options | 01:03 |
r00t_ | 8.04 ubuntu | 01:03 |
Tulimaq | darren__: if u have sony laptop then yes, download it from their webpage | 01:03 |
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sielnt_ | anyone have any insider information on x-fi alsa development? OSS is... I'm not going there again. | 01:03 |
johninlex | leachim6 right click on icon change name and type in three space, try it and let me know ok | 01:03 |
Tulimaq | darren__: well compile it then :) its not that hard | 01:03 |
r00t_ | i did F2 hit space three times and it renamed | 01:04 |
sevor | whats up everyone | 01:04 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, i think its the bios that is the problem i will have to read into that, it is to me nevr done it befor and dont fully understant what its asking | 01:04 |
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leachim6 | johninlex, the name won | 01:04 |
leachim6 | won't stick | 01:04 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, makes no sence compileing to me dont understand | 01:04 |
OsamaK | Hello! I'm trying to play RealMedia files on my Ubuntu computer. I installed win32codecs and mplayer, but it wasn't very useful. I can play rm with audio only, without picture | 01:05 |
johninlex | leachim6 did that work | 01:05 |
lolmac | hi, OsamaK | 01:05 |
leachim6 | nope | 01:05 |
Tulimaq | darren__: bios update is easy download it burn on cd and boot from it | 01:05 |
leachim6 | it won't let me name it spaces | 01:05 |
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leachim6 | it just takes me back to the previous name | 01:05 |
darren__ | Tulimaq, ok thanks for the help going to take a look, and thanks again | 01:06 |
Tulimaq | darren__: np | 01:06 |
johninlex | leachim6 ok than I am not sure, you could try to edit the file in a tty, something close to icon name and then put in the three spaces | 01:06 |
leachim6 | tried it... | 01:06 |
leachim6 | no dice | 01:07 |
viaken | So, no one's got any ideas on that error? | 01:07 |
viaken | Can someone at least tell me where jm.archive.ubuntu.com is? :P | 01:07 |
johninlex | leachim6 than you might have to do it under root, or it isnt able for it to work for everthing my was a created folder | 01:08 |
benjick | viaken: UK | 01:08 |
leachim6 | no, it won't work | 01:08 |
viaken | odd | 01:08 |
Billy_Shears | hello, anyone know a good site for linux & video (convert, cut and so on)? | 01:08 |
leachim6 | I edited the file, and if the icon name is nothing, it just makes the name the file name | 01:08 |
lolmac | hi, Billy_Shears | 01:08 |
leachim6 | which in this case is firefox.desktop | 01:09 |
leachim6 | dang frustrating | 01:09 |
leachim6 | so all of you guys can do it fine ? | 01:09 |
Billy_Shears | hi lolmac :) | 01:09 |
r00t_ | lolbot? | 01:10 |
myles7897 | can someone help me, it keeps saying you need to reinstall a deb package, but when I try it just says corrupt package, I have already tried to download it again and no luck | 01:10 |
leachim6 | ok...I did it... | 01:10 |
leachim6 | somehow...you can create files that have no names | 01:10 |
leachim6 | no idea I could do that | 01:10 |
leachim6 | "cd ~/Desktop; mv firefox.desktop ' '" | 01:10 |
leachim6 | how that works...I have no idea | 01:11 |
johninlex | I just tried it with foxfire and it didnt work, why dont you install dock and then you can have more icons with no name | 01:11 |
johninlex | leachim6 | 01:11 |
johninlex | ^^^^ | 01:11 |
skylar | well, that was easy.. | 01:11 |
meoblast001 | how do i "Finally, you need to add "saned" group to "scanner" at /etc/group, because of the permissions. " | 01:11 |
Jack_Sparrow | myles7897 From our repos or something you found online | 01:12 |
myles7897 | Jack_Sparrow, online, its a deb for my printer. | 01:12 |
Jack_Sparrow | myles7897 From our repos or something you found online | 01:12 |
myles7897 | Jack_Sparrow, online, its a deb for my printer. | 01:13 |
^Phantom^ | still downloading the update lol | 01:13 |
OsamaK | Again, how to play RM on Ubuntu? Although I have win32codacs and mplayer, I don't have but audio | 01:13 |
myles7897 | Jack_Sparrow, know the problem? | 01:13 |
IndyGunFreak | OsamaK: RM, as in, realmedia? | 01:13 |
ssdt | hi i want to know how to make a keyboard layout for my ubuntu | 01:14 |
OsamaK | yes, IndyGunFreak | 01:14 |
Jack_Sparrow | myles7897 Cant help you.. | 01:14 |
koshar1 | OsamaK you will need he proprietry realplayer | 01:14 |
bobertdos | leachim6: I have an idea. | 01:14 |
sacamano | Question for anyone who's used IE4 4 linux. Is there a way to make it so websites think it's IE6 on XP? | 01:14 |
ssdt | i am going to use one that is already created | 01:14 |
ssdt | for my lang which is bengali | 01:14 |
Jack_Sparrow | sacamano ask in #winehq | 01:15 |
OsamaK | koshar1: Before I reinstall by Ubuntu, I played them without it (itself), maybe I need un-free packages? | 01:15 |
dtolj | found a program called bum (boot-Up manager) | 01:15 |
J-n | sacamano: i could tell you how to do that with firefox, but not with IE. | 01:15 |
stickboy | Hi. I don't have a public key for medibuntu repository. I looked online but the ones I found were outdated. Anyone know where I can get? | 01:16 |
meoblast001 | how do i fix "Failed to open device 'net:192.168.1.100:brother2:bus5;dev1': Error during device I/O" | 01:16 |
leachim6 | stickboy, I don't think there is one | 01:17 |
ssdt | can anyone help me please | 01:17 |
b3lorixx | Anyone Foirefox keeps like starting but then nothing displays and its in the System monitor anyone? | 01:17 |
leachim6 | ssdt, what's your problem ? | 01:17 |
OsamaK | koshar1: I cannot remember what I did.. But the mojor thing I installed win32codecs, I did that again, with audio problem | 01:17 |
blu2 | How do I change the brightness of display(backlight)? I am using HP dv9000 laptop and using Hardy | 01:17 |
ssdt | i want to change my keyboard layout | 01:17 |
dooglus | sacamano: if I had to do that, I'd use 'privoxy' | 01:17 |
ssdt | like want to customize it | 01:17 |
bobertdos | leachim6: There is a way to create blank launchers. | 01:17 |
Jack_Sparrow | !keys | 01:17 |
blu2 | FN+arrow up and down arent working.... | 01:17 |
ubottu | Keyboard shortcuts can be set in System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts. If your multimedia keys don't work with that, try the 'keytouch' package, explained at http://keytouch.sourceforge.net - See !Keyboard for changing layouts | 01:17 |
leachim6 | this is what I wanted to do all along by the way | 01:17 |
stickboy | <leachim6> there was at some point because I've found outdated ones. any idea why there isn't? | 01:17 |
leachim6 | http://arch.kimag.es/share/56279930.png | 01:17 |
dooglus | sacamano: I think it can edit the user-agent string in outgoing requests for you | 01:17 |
johninlex | stickboy you will have to creat your own, the mediubuntu is for all devices but you have to put it together for your device | 01:18 |
stickboy | <johninlex> how do i do that? | 01:18 |
leachim6 | the sun is firefox, jupiter is thunderbird, and uranus is gnome-terminal | 01:18 |
pan__ | unable to install network-manager | 01:19 |
pan__ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/47296/ | 01:19 |
Mr_Fixit | is there a program "like" joost that will run on ubuntu? | 01:19 |
johninlex | Stickboy first you have to learn a program lang. ie pythong C+ C++ and compile your own | 01:19 |
bobertdos | leachim6: Use the non-breaking space character. Ctrl+Shift+u then type a0 (the hexadecimal unicode value) and hit enter. | 01:19 |
benjick | Mr_Fixit: I've heard you can run joost thru wine, but i haven't found any native linux-like :( | 01:19 |
cyphase | leachim6: that's cool :) | 01:19 |
ssdt | please help me with customizing my keyboard layout so that i can choose what keys means what | 01:19 |
leachim6 | ahh | 01:19 |
ssdt | if i can do that | 01:19 |
Mr_Fixit | ok thanks... | 01:20 |
leachim6 | bobertdos, I knew that's how you did it, that's how I did it on windows | 01:20 |
benjick | !keyboard | ssdt | 01:20 |
ubottu | ssdt: To switch your keyboard layout on GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard (GNOME) - KDE: K -> System Settings -> Regional & Language -> Keyboard Layout (KDE) - Xfce: see https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/switch-keyboard-layout.html - See also !Shortcuts | 01:20 |
leachim6 | that's why I asked before how to make an nbsp | 01:20 |
Mr_Fixit | anyone here tried Joost through wine that can verify??? | 01:20 |
benjick | !google joost wine | 01:20 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 01:20 |
Jack_Sparrow | !appdb | 01:20 |
ubottu | The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org | 01:20 |
stickboy | <johninlex> will perl work? i'm tired of c++ | 01:20 |
PHAZE | whats the keyboard shortcut like in windows cltrl alt delete that bring up task manger does ubuntu have something like that? | 01:20 |
Mr_Fixit | i'll go look thanks... was just seein if anyone has tried it here | 01:21 |
leachim6 | actually that doesn't work | 01:21 |
leachim6 | it says the launcher must have a name | 01:21 |
PHAZE | im lookin for the keyboard shortcut for it | 01:21 |
johninlex | I havent work with Perl I dont know what all it can do | 01:21 |
benjick | PHAZE: System -> administration -> system monitor | 01:21 |
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benjick | PHAZE: Oh, sorry | 01:21 |
ssdt | what about wubi | 01:21 |
ssdt | cause i am using that | 01:21 |
BobB | hi, can someone tell me if ls --group-directories-first works on your systems? | 01:21 |
bobertdos | leachim6: You can rename it afterwards. That's what I did. | 01:21 |
Ratchetzorz | helo | 01:21 |
PHAZE | ben what about the shortcut if your ubuntu freezes and anytime or another | 01:21 |
wangjiwen | ? | 01:21 |
leachim6 | nevermind | 01:22 |
viaken | "Gstraemer ffmpeg video plugin cannot be installed on your computer type (i386)" - Anyone have any clues about that error? | 01:22 |
Ratchetzorz | jack sparrow attempted to ban me earlier X: | 01:22 |
Ratchetzorz | anyways | 01:22 |
leachim6 | control-shift-u + hex | 01:22 |
Ratchetzorz | Sys still here? | 01:22 |
Jack_Sparrow | ssdt Read up on wubi.. It is not what I consider a long term solution, more just for WIndows users to try ubuntu, not for everyday use | 01:22 |
leachim6 | that's how you do those huh | 01:22 |
PHAZE | like in windows you have to kill a task to get you computer runnin faster because sometimes there are no responding programs | 01:22 |
wangjiwen | 我怎么看不懂阿 | 01:22 |
wangjiwen | 你们怎么都用英文阿 | 01:22 |
johninlex | PHAZE hold control ALT Backspace, just like ctrl alt delete | 01:22 |
Jack_Sparrow | !cn | 01:23 |
ubottu | For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 01:23 |
mneptok | !cn > wangjiwen | 01:23 |
ubottu | wangjiwen, please see my private message | 01:23 |
PHAZE | oh ok thanks | 01:23 |
ssdt | ok thanks but there was some problem with the partition that is why i now use wubi | 01:23 |
wangjiwen | 我 第一次用 | 01:23 |
PHAZE | all try that JAck i not using it for everday use , using to for learning purposes | 01:23 |
ssdt | thanks though | 01:23 |
ssdt | bye | 01:23 |
PHAZE | it* | 01:23 |
bobertdos | leachim6: just ctrl+shift+u by itself. When the underlined lowercase u appears, that's when you type the hex code. | 01:23 |
carandraug | !cn | wangjiwen | 01:23 |
ubottu | wangjiwen: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 01:23 |
pan__ | http://paste.ubuntu.com/47296/ | 01:23 |
compilerwriter | Where would I go to see if there is a certain wirless adapter supported by Ubuntu? | 01:24 |
carandraug | !jp | wangjiwen | 01:24 |
ubottu | wangjiwen: 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 01:24 |
johninlex | phaze I have been using ubuntu for 6 months and i have only one freeze up and that was because I was maxing out my ram | 01:24 |
BobB | i'm just wondering if --group=directories-first is a patch I applied to ls, or came with hardy | 01:24 |
Jack_Sparrow | !wifi > compilerwriter | 01:24 |
ubottu | compilerwriter, please see my private message | 01:24 |
PHAZE | yeah i have had it freez in the past tho .. | 01:25 |
wangjiwen | 大家好。我第一次用这软件。而且都是英文的 。你们说的话也是英文。我看不懂。 | 01:25 |
PHAZE | but yeah i know what you mean | 01:25 |
PHAZE | ubuntu is sweet | 01:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | wangjiwen Please STOP | 01:25 |
PHAZE | brb | 01:25 |
benjick | BobB: It probably works, mine list by name, doesn't care about dir or no dir | 01:25 |
jordan | 我会华语的 | 01:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | !cn > wangjiwen | 01:25 |
ubottu | wangjiwen, please see my private message | 01:25 |
compilerwriter | Thanks Jack_Sparrow | 01:25 |
Jack_Sparrow | np compilerwriter | 01:25 |
wangjiwen | 你会? | 01:25 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | Hello | 01:25 |
jordan | 会 | 01:25 |
lolmac | hi, dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | 01:25 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | I need help | 01:25 |
unop | would anyone know how to troubleshoot this python error? ImportError: No module named utils . complete trace here - http://pastebin.com/d1c823e55 | 01:26 |
beardbar | offtopic: i need to transfer a directory from a windwos server to a linux server but i guess you cant use scp for windows servers. anyone know how else i would do the transfer of files if I only have a command prompt? | 01:26 |
BobB | benjick, if you do ls --group-directories-first, does it work? | 01:26 |
johninlex | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf we know that no with a name like that lol | 01:26 |
benjick | Yes, ofc :> | 01:26 |
benjick | BobB: And i'm running hardy as well | 01:27 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | I need help setting up internet on Ubuntu with a Broadcom BCMWL5 Model. | 01:27 |
BobB | benjick, ah thanks :) I was trying to patch it into the source when it was already there | 01:27 |
Jack_Sparrow | !wifi > dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | 01:27 |
ubottu | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf, please see my private message | 01:27 |
benjick | hehe :> | 01:27 |
Bravewolf | How can I create a pdf file with 2 images per page starting form a directory of jpeg files? Thank you! | 01:28 |
mneptok | beardbar: HTTP? | 01:28 |
physically_fit | !wifi > physically_fit | 01:28 |
Bravewolf | *from | 01:28 |
ubottu | physically_fit, please see my private message | 01:28 |
tehboriz | hey everyone, my ubuntu server install says unable to mount cd rom. I've tried swapping cables, drives, resetting bios, and burned 2 copies on 2 different media. Not sure what to do... any suggestions? | 01:28 |
kapace_ | Hello, i've accidentally made nautilus copy a link in a link to it self thing | 01:29 |
lolmac | hi, kapace_ | 01:29 |
kevinO | Bravewolf, i have never had much luck creating pdf's in ubuntu, i think you need adobe pdf creator | 01:29 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | How Do I message you Jack? | 01:29 |
kevinO | i could be wrong though | 01:29 |
stickboy | i'm trying to update to the new vl. following the ubuntu directions on their site but it's not working. keeps saying i have the latest version when i don't. anyone else having this problem? | 01:29 |
Jack_Sparrow | !pm | 01:29 |
ubottu | Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude. | 01:29 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !pm | 01:29 |
kapace_ | oh wait, i controlled C'ed it | 01:29 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !pm > Jack_Sparrow =-o | 01:29 |
ubottu | Jack_Sparrow, please see my private message | 01:29 |
sgbeamer | irc://freenode/opengeu | 01:29 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | ok | 01:29 |
Bravewolf | kevinO: I don't have adobe pdf creator :-( | 01:29 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | got it | 01:29 |
kapace_ | it wasn't responding for a whle, until now | 01:29 |
sgbeamer | irc://freenode/opengeu | 01:30 |
Caru | hi can anyone help me with a theme problem?? | 01:30 |
kevinO | Bravewolf, now you see the trouble i have had for years now | 01:30 |
kevinO | :) | 01:30 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !help | 01:30 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://tinyurl.com/5zfb6t - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 01:30 |
viaken | Can anyone ever give me a hint as to which direction to debug this error? "Gstreamer ffmpeg video codecs cannot be instaleld on this computer type (i386)"? | 01:30 |
kevinO | i think you can view them, but creating them is different | 01:30 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !pm | 01:30 |
ubottu | Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude. | 01:30 |
benjick | Bravewolf: Openoffice have a Export as PDF, doesn't it work? | 01:30 |
mneptok | kevinO: uhhh ... you can create a PDF from any print dialog | 01:30 |
meoblast001 | network saned + my xsane = Failed to open device 'net:192.168.1.100:brother2:bus5;dev1': Error during device I/O | 01:30 |
meoblast001 | help | 01:30 |
meoblast001 | plz | 01:30 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !pm Jack_Sparrow Did you recieve this? | 01:31 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 01:31 |
kevinO | Bravewolf, did you see that? | 01:31 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | !pm > Jack_Sparrow Did you recieve this? | 01:31 |
Jack_Sparrow | meoblast001 HAve you looked in supported hardware to see if your priters scanner is supported | 01:31 |
ubottu | Jack_Sparrow, please see my private message | 01:31 |
mneptok | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf: please stop | 01:31 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | okay | 01:31 |
Bravewolf | benjick: yes, of course. but i need to convert lots of images | 01:31 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | what am i supposed to do | 01:31 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | :x | 01:31 |
benjick | You can try cups-pdf | 01:31 |
benjick | Which ads the Export to PDF to some apps iirc | 01:32 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | I need specific help, like person to person | 01:32 |
kevinO | Bravewolf, get a batch converter to convert all your images at once | 01:32 |
Hellow | Hey guys, im having trouble isolating the cause of my hard drive filling up slap full, a du /* leads me to the .wine directory in /home, but it has always been the size it is. I cant find anywhere else it could be going. Help? Oh, and when i free up space, it gets taken up just as fast, so that links to something running, but i dont see anything. Oh, and i just uninstalled the kubuntu-kde4-desktop package | 01:32 |
meoblast001 | Jack_Sparrow: yes... i have the brscan2 which is borhters sane driver installed on both my local system and the scan/print server... it opens directly from the xsane on the server but i dont like to have Xorg open on my server so i want it to work on this computer | 01:32 |
Jack_Sparrow | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf Start by reading our supported hardware page | 01:32 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | Ugh | 01:32 |
tehboriz | hey everyone, my ubuntu server install says unable to mount cd rom. I've tried swapping cables, drives, resetting bios, and burned 2 copies on 2 different media. Not sure what to do... any suggestions? | 01:32 |
Caru | can anyone help me with a theme problem?? | 01:32 |
mneptok | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf: http://shop.canonical.com and buy a support contract? | 01:32 |
Mr_Fixit | ok... so i've loooked into Joost and it seems more supported in Fiesty and not so much hardy.. | 01:32 |
Jack_Sparrow | !ask > Caru | 01:33 |
ubottu | Caru, please see my private message | 01:33 |
bobertdos | Caru: specifically? | 01:33 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | I just want to know if I can *SOMEHOW* get Broadcom BMCWL5 Model Installed | 01:33 |
JackCSG | tehboriz, I've had the same problem, are you using SATA Cables for your drives? | 01:33 |
Bravewolf | kevinO: i'm doing that with convert | 01:33 |
tehboriz | no JackCSG i'm using ide lol | 01:33 |
Jack_Sparrow | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf You have been told where to start | 01:33 |
Juggerlock | hellow all! | 01:33 |
lolmac | hi, Juggerlock | 01:33 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | Where is that page | 01:33 |
jordan | hi jugger | 01:33 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | -.- | 01:33 |
Juggerlock | hows everyone doing? | 01:33 |
IndyGunFreak | !wifi | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | 01:33 |
ubottu | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs | 01:33 |
jordan | fine | 01:33 |
Caru | uh i want to install a set of icons but there is no index.theme file there is just a folder with all of the icons in it so how do i install them | 01:34 |
kevinO | Bravewolf, mneptok said you can create a pdf from a print dialogue | 01:34 |
tehboriz | kevinO: are you busy :p | 01:34 |
Jack_Sparrow | !icons | 01:34 |
ubottu | Want to see volume/trash icons on the desktop? Go to /apps/nautilus/desktop in gconf-editor (GNOME) or go to http://kudos.berlios.de/kf/kisimlar/tipsntrix.html#showtrash (KDE) | 01:34 |
kevinO | Hello tehboriz | 01:34 |
lolmac | hi, kevinO | 01:34 |
JackCSG | tehboriz, darn diffrent than what I experenced, I would sugest double checking you cabling, are you using a legacy system? | 01:34 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | And if my driver isn't there? | 01:34 |
Jack_Sparrow | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf then it isnt supported | 01:34 |
kevinO | lolmac. hello. | 01:34 |
lolmac | hi, kevinO | 01:34 |
tehboriz | JackCSG, kevinO i'm using a legacy system | 01:34 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | Syslq Told me broadcom was supported. | 01:35 |
onexused | When I try to run gnome-about-me, I get the error: "There was an error while trying to get the addressbook information. Evolution Data Server can't handle the protocol." | 01:35 |
hvgotcodes | how do i tell which version of intel graphics drivers i have? | 01:35 |
tehboriz | i just don't know why i can't mount my cd rom! | 01:35 |
kevinO | tehboriz, alsa, pulseaudio? | 01:35 |
Jack_Sparrow | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf many many chipsets for broadcom | 01:35 |
Caru | !icons | 01:35 |
ubottu | Want to see volume/trash icons on the desktop? Go to /apps/nautilus/desktop in gconf-editor (GNOME) or go to http://kudos.berlios.de/kf/kisimlar/tipsntrix.html#showtrash (KDE) | 01:35 |
Caru | uh i want to install a set of icons but there is no index.theme file there is just a folder with all of the icons in it so how do i install them??? | 01:35 |
Syslq | dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf in general broadcom nices have good support | 01:35 |
Jack_Sparrow | !themes | 01:35 |
onexused | This didn't used to happen, bu I don't know when it started. I haven't used it lately. | 01:35 |
ubottu | Find your themes at: http://www.gnome-look.org - http://art.gnome.org - http://www.kde-look.org - http://kubuntu-art.org - http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/58/ - http://www.guistyles.com - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/ - Also see !changethemes and https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuEyeCandy | 01:35 |
Juggerlock | i just got one question... im trying to intsall an old version of wine by following a tutorial... so i can play Warcraft 3 on battlenet... and i get this error when i try to install the dependencies for wine... "E: Unable to find a source package for wine | 01:35 |
Juggerlock | " can anyone help me? prety prety please! :D | 01:35 |
dmsuperman | Using evolution-webcal, how can I have it alert me when an appointment is happening? | 01:35 |
tehboriz | kevinO: what? | 01:35 |
Syslq | But yeah there are many different | 01:35 |
Jack_Sparrow | Juggerlock /j #winehq | 01:36 |
Jack_Sparrow | !appdb | 01:36 |
ubottu | The Wine Application DB is a database of applications and help for !Windows programs that run under !WINE: http://appdb.winehq.org | 01:36 |
Juggerlock | kk thx | 01:36 |
dmsuperman | Basically, I've got evolution-webcal synced with my google calendar, and it reads it fine (I can click my gnome-applet clock and it shows my appointments) but I want it to give me some sort of alarm for those appointments | 01:36 |
kevinO | tehboriz, oh sorry i thought you were having an audio problem | 01:36 |
JackCSG | tehboriz, Wish I could help, I'm not familer with legacy drivers but you may be required to use a floppy then. | 01:36 |
tehboriz | no lol | 01:36 |
Hellow | Hey guys, im having trouble isolating the cause of my hard drive filling up slap full, a du /* leads me to the .wine directory in /home, but it has always been the size it is. I cant find anywhere else it could be going. Help? Oh, and when i free up space, it gets taken up just as fast, so that links to something running, but i dont see anything. Oh, and i just uninstalled the kubuntu-kde4-desktop package | 01:36 |
kevinO | still cant get your cd to mount? | 01:36 |
bobertdos | Caru: Would the icons happen to be in a tar.gz? | 01:36 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25683&page=1&pp=10&highlight=bcmwl5 | 01:36 |
dsfhsdlfkhsdfskf | IS that correct? | 01:36 |
Bravewolf | kevinO: i'm trying | 01:36 |
tehboriz | kevinO: no i can't :( | 01:36 |
fitztrev | Can anyone tell me the command to change the extension on all files in a folder from *.JPG to *.jpg? | 01:36 |
kevinO | the can you paste the full .iso file name | 01:36 |
Caru | no they are in a regular folder | 01:37 |
tehboriz | sure | 01:37 |
kevinO | tehboriz, ^^ | 01:37 |
asmo[B] | does gparted usually take a long time to load? (with 8 HD's...) | 01:37 |
Mustafa_Kaya | hi, how can i boot kernel with noacpi? | 01:37 |
tehboriz | ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386.iso kevinO | 01:37 |
Jack_Sparrow | asmo[B] yes | 01:37 |
asmo[B] | ty Jack_Sparrow | 01:37 |
Jack_Sparrow | np | 01:37 |
kevinO | tehboriz, do you have hghspeed internet? | 01:37 |
bobertdos | Caru: One way you're sometimes able to do it is to copy the directory to .icons in your home directory, then check to see if they appear in metacity. | 01:38 |
tehboriz | kevinO: yes i do... 10mbit | 01:38 |
Jack_Sparrow | Mustafa_Kaya # 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 "--" | 01:38 |
kevinO | the you should try and download the alternate cd version | 01:38 |
Caru | ok thanks ill try that | 01:38 |
tehboriz | bandwidth isn't a problem i have like 70gb for the rest of the month | 01:38 |
kevinO | tehboriz, ^^ | 01:38 |
tehboriz | lol kevinO | 01:38 |
benjick | Not unlimited bandwidth?! :| | 01:38 |
tehboriz | what's this alternate cd version | 01:38 |
Jack_Sparrow | !alternate | 01:39 |
ubottu | The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. Look for the alternate checkbox on the Ubuntu download page - See also !minimal - Torrent at http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04.1/ubuntu-8.04.1-alternate-i386.iso.torrent | 01:39 |
tehboriz | yeah rogers (the only high speed isp) locks us down a lot | 01:39 |
iOpera | !v4l | 01:39 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about v4l | 01:39 |
kevinO | :P | 01:39 |
benjick | !minimal > benjick | 01:39 |
ubottu | benjick, please see my private message | 01:39 |
sahak | hello | 01:39 |
lolmac | hi, sahak | 01:39 |
kevinO | tehboriz, i would try the one above. if it doesnt work, then we can rule out at least one thing | 01:40 |
sahak | how can I book into ubuntu live cd iso image from a hard drive? (i don't have a cdrom and i don't have a flash disk). | 01:40 |
tehboriz | is there a non torrent | 01:40 |
tehboriz | i'm gonna waste time that way lol | 01:40 |
Jack_Sparrow | !install sahak | 01:40 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about install sahak | 01:40 |
benjick | tehboriz: Go thru the ubuntu.com download page | 01:40 |
Jack_Sparrow | !install > sahak | 01:40 |
ubottu | sahak, please see my private message | 01:40 |
tehboriz | can you guys guide me step by step with this alternate cd though | 01:40 |
tehboriz | i'm terrible at command line stuff | 01:40 |
Caru | no that didnt work :( | 01:41 |
physically_fit | newbie question: i see 2 desktops in my task bar, why would i need another desktop? | 01:41 |
kevinO | tehboriz, its still graphical | 01:41 |
Caru | all of the other folders in ther have an index.theme file | 01:41 |
benjick | physically_fit: Why would you stuff all the things on one when you can use the power of two? Or four? | 01:41 |
vbman11 | ok so i installed sysv-rc-conf then started removing checks from check boxes, how do I change it all back to normalafter closing the program? | 01:41 |
tehboriz | oh kevinO cool | 01:41 |
Caru | but the one i want doesnt have an index.theme file | 01:41 |
tehboriz | http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu-releases/ why is this so complicated? i just want the link to the alternate cd | 01:42 |
tehboriz | and 8.10 is empty | 01:42 |
vbman11 | ok so i installed sysv-rc-conf then started removing checks from check boxes, how do I change it all back to normalafter closing the program? | 01:42 |
Jack_Sparrow | !alternate | 01:42 |
ubottu | The Alternate CD is a classic text-mode install CD. It supports a wider range of hardware than the !LiveCD, and can also be used as an upgrade CD. Look for the alternate checkbox on the Ubuntu download page - See also !minimal - Torrent at http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.04.1/ubuntu-8.04.1-alternate-i386.iso.torrent | 01:42 |
kevinO | tehboriz, look in the hardy folder | 01:42 |
tehboriz | Jack_Sparrow: I'm not looking for the torrent | 01:42 |
kevinO | not 8.10 | 01:42 |
physically_fit | benjick, what do you mean with the power? i think that i would be confused with so many desktops | 01:42 |
dmsuperman | Is there a way to get alerts to pop up or sound with evolution-webcal? | 01:43 |
kevinO | tehboriz, http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu-releases/hardy/ubuntu-8.04.1-alternate-i386.iso | 01:43 |
tehboriz | kevinO: i was just about to clikc that lol | 01:43 |
tehboriz | but is it server? | 01:43 |
azz4rdU | ciAo gEnTe | 01:43 |
kevinO | tehboriz, i think you picked the mirrir didnt you? | 01:43 |
tehboriz | i want the alternate server download | 01:43 |
bobertdos | physically_fit: Well, if you came up with a bit of a system, like using one for productivity, another for chat, maybe another for surfing, that would be good organization. It's all about multitasking, man :) | 01:44 |
kevinO | mirror* | 01:44 |
wangjiwen | 大家好。请问UBUNTU有简体中文界面的 马? | 01:44 |
tehboriz | kevinO: i'm lost | 01:44 |
kevinO | tehboriz, just find a better server if its not fast enough | 01:44 |
J-n | !jp | 01:44 |
ubottu | 日本語の場合は #ubuntu-jp または #kubuntu-jp を参照して下さい | 01:44 |
tehboriz | heh my current server is fast... it's just buggy | 01:44 |
Jack_Sparrow | J-n he has seen that and ignored it repeatedly | 01:44 |
kevinO | tehboriz, you asked me is it server, i assume you were asking me if the download link i gave you was a server | 01:45 |
physically_fit | ok, thanks bobertdos | 01:45 |
asmo[B] | would my ipod show up in gparted? | 01:45 |
J-n | Jack_Sparrow: NP :) | 01:45 |
tehboriz | yes kevinO is it? | 01:45 |
WelshDragon | Is there such a thing as an alternate server cd? I though it was Desktop, Server, Alternate? | 01:45 |
kevinO | the i can only assume. it is a mirror for ubuntu | 01:45 |
tehboriz | kevinO: is the link you gave me the server package? :p | 01:45 |
Jack_Sparrow | WelshDragon correct, desktop, alt and server and minimal | 01:45 |
tehboriz | i have a feeling i won't nbe getting the server package | 01:45 |
kevinO | a .iso yes | 01:45 |
kevinO | oh | 01:46 |
kevinO | you want just server? | 01:46 |
tehboriz | this is for my server | 01:46 |
Infinito- | the dude back there were speaking chinese, not japanese :) | 01:46 |
tehboriz | yes.... ALTERNATE server | 01:46 |
kevinO | then download server edition | 01:46 |
kevinO | hmm | 01:46 |
tehboriz | i have it... remember? It won't recognize my CDROM | 01:46 |
Caru | uh i want to install a set of icons but there is no index.theme file there is just a folder with all of the icons in it so how do i install them???? | 01:46 |
kevinO | is there an alternate server edition? | 01:46 |
Infinite88 | what room could I join to learn information regarding website security and access control? | 01:46 |
Jack_Sparrow | Infinito- he was given both, his IP said jp | 01:46 |
Infinito- | hm, I see | 01:47 |
tehboriz | is there an alternate server edition of ubuntu? | 01:47 |
Jack_Sparrow | no | 01:47 |
kevinO | hmm, what about the netinst cd | 01:47 |
kevinO | if you can boot that you can just dl all your packages | 01:48 |
tehboriz | arg i can't install packages from my server the wireless connection isn't great at all | 01:48 |
tehboriz | how bout just a different distro of linux | 01:48 |
Jack_Sparrow | !aptoncd | 01:48 |
ubottu | APTonCD is a tool with a graphical interface which allows you to create one or more CDs or DVDs with all of the packages you've downloaded via apt-get or aptitude, creating a removable repository that you can use on other computers | 01:48 |
tehboriz | big words hurt me | 01:49 |
kevinO | lol | 01:49 |
iOpera | !aptitude | 01:49 |
ubottu | aptitude is another terminal-based front-end to APT. Like other APT front-ends, it can install/remove packages and their dependencies (on Dapper and earlier, however, only aptitude keeps track of unused dependencies). See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptitudeSurvivalGuide | 01:49 |
iOpera | !mencoder | 01:50 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about mencoder | 01:50 |
kevinO | tehboriz, if you install the minimal cd you can just dl the server package | 01:50 |
iOpera | .. | 01:50 |
tehboriz | ah | 01:50 |
tehboriz | i'm gonna need some links, the way these files are organized make me dizzy | 01:50 |
tehboriz | i thought switching to linux would be easy | 01:50 |
iOpera | !help | 01:50 |
ubottu | Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://tinyurl.com/5zfb6t - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots | 01:50 |
kevinO | tehboriz, it really helps to know what you need for the server as well | 01:51 |
compilerwriter | Folks I have an old Gateway with 64 Meg of memory to work with will Ubuntu work with that little ram? | 01:51 |
tehboriz | well, i need apache, vnc, php support, and ftp | 01:51 |
tehboriz | that's all i need | 01:51 |
kevinO | is there a server package that tehboriz can install like the ubuntu-desktop?? | 01:51 |
Jack_Sparrow | compilerwriter no | 01:51 |
awo | anyone know of a good book that shows you how to design web navigation menus and tabs .....? thanks | 01:51 |
tehboriz | :( | 01:52 |
Jack_Sparrow | kevinO lamp? | 01:52 |
Jack_Sparrow | !lamp | 01:52 |
ubottu | LAMP is an acronym for Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP. However, the term is often used for setups using alternative but different software, such as Perl or Python instead of PHP, and Postgres instead of MySQL. For help with setting up LAMP on Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP - See also the Server CD installation process (different in Edgy+) | 01:52 |
kevinO | yes thanks | 01:52 |
iOpera | !devede | 01:52 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about devede | 01:52 |
bobertdos | Infinite88: http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/?net=freenode -- I'd imagine there's a channel somewhere on freenode to suit you. | 01:52 |
iOpera | !imagemagick | 01:53 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about imagemagick | 01:53 |
Infinite88 | bobertdos, thanks | 01:53 |
Jack_Sparrow | iOpera Please stop abusing the bot | 01:53 |
recon69 | I just installed doomsday, but seem i need the wad file from the original game. Is this available for download? | 01:53 |
kevinO | Jack_Sparrow, is there a net install cd? i cant seem to find it | 01:53 |
iOpera | i just test bot . | 01:53 |
Jack_Sparrow | iOpera /msg ubottu wine | 01:53 |
WelshDragon | no !abuse trigger? =D | 01:53 |
Jack_Sparrow | !netinstall | 01:53 |
ubottu | Ubuntu can be installed in lots of ways. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation for documentation. Problems during install? See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonProblemsInstall and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues - Don't want to use a CD? Try http://tinyurl.com/3exghs - See also !automate | 01:53 |
Jack_Sparrow | !abuse > WelshDragon | 01:54 |
ubottu | WelshDragon, please see my private message | 01:54 |
kevinO | ty | 01:54 |
Jack_Sparrow | :) | 01:54 |
Jack_Sparrow | iOpera We dont need you to test the bot thanks | 01:54 |
WelshDragon | Well..Not that kind of abuse but heh =) | 01:55 |
viaken | 8The following packages have unmet dependencies: libmjpegtools0c2a: Depends: libquicktime1 (>= 2:1.0.0+debian) which is a virtual package. | 01:55 |
kevinO | tehboriz, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD | 01:55 |
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kevinO | i think you want the first one on the list | 01:55 |
viaken | libquicktime1 isn't a package at all. | 01:55 |
Jack_Sparrow | !debian > viaken | 01:55 |
ubottu | viaken, please see my private message | 01:55 |
AllNewToMe | Can someone tell me why my Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 has kernal 2.6.24-19 generic, and my Mint Linux (Ubuntu Clone) has kernal 2.6.22.15 generic? Thanks | 01:56 |
viaken | I know Ubuntu's not Debian... why is this package wanting a debian package? | 01:56 |
tehboriz | kevinO: i'm burning it as we speak | 01:56 |
Jack_Sparrow | AllNewToMe Because Mint is NOT Ubuntu | 01:56 |
AllNewToMe | Thought as much Thanks :-) | 01:56 |
Jack_Sparrow | viaken Did you change any souces in your sources.list | 01:56 |
viaken | Only from jm.archive.ubuntu.com to us.archive.ubuntu.com | 01:57 |
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AllNewToMe | Do all Linux Distro's use different numbered Kernels? | 01:57 |
Jack_Sparrow | AllNewToMe no | 01:57 |
viaken | Jack_Sparrow: Here's the sources.list: http://pastebin.com/d2f44b22c | 01:58 |
Jack_Sparrow | viaken thay should not have made a difference | 01:58 |
viaken | I know. Hence my confusion. | 01:58 |
AllNewToMe | Why dont they all use nthe same? | 01:58 |
viaken | AllNewToMe: Different opinions about what's stable. Different patch sets, etc... | 01:58 |
viaken | Different distros are different. :P | 01:58 |
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AllNewToMe | Ok, Thanks. | 01:58 |
Jack_Sparrow | viaken that looks fine | 01:59 |
skylar | what are the most basic packages to have sound working (I have less than ubuntu-desktop) | 01:59 |
Jack_Sparrow | skylar /join #alsa | 01:59 |
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viaken | Jack_Sparrow: If you have a Hardy machine handy, does your mjpegtools package want libquicktime1 (>= 2:1.0.0+debian) and libsdl1.2debian (>=1.2.10-1)? | 02:02 |
Jack_Sparrow | viaken on gutsy box atm | 02:02 |
viaken | fair enough | 02:02 |
phantomcircuit | hi guys | 02:04 |
phantomcircuit | i just did a wireshark dump | 02:04 |
phantomcircuit | and it appears that somewhere UDP checksums are being miscalculated | 02:04 |
dooglus | viaken: you can check that stuff on packages.ubuntu.com | 02:05 |
viaken | dooglus: Good call... | 02:05 |
Mr_Fixit | intel core duo 1.83ghz <--- is this an x86 architecture? | 02:06 |
daklan | Mr_Fixit: yes | 02:06 |
Mr_Fixit | thankyou | 02:06 |
krunchyfrog | howdy | 02:06 |
asmo[B] | viaken: mine did not require any additional packages, but I do appear to already have the libquicktime1 | 02:06 |
tehboriz | why is it called x86 not 32bit | 02:06 |
viaken | tradition, tehboriz | 02:07 |
daklan | tehboriz: are you familiar with the intel family of microprocessors? you'll notice most of them had the -86 suffix. 386, 486, 586 ... so on | 02:07 |
asmo[B] | because the guy that made it was dyslexic | 02:07 |
WelshDragon | Didn't x86 used to refer to the Intel cpu's? | 02:07 |
WelshDragon | Oh yes it did ^^ | 02:07 |
remu | hey everyone! I've been using ubuntu for a while now.....coming on to 8 months. I think I am fairly comfortable with GNU/Linux now and think that I might like to try out kubuntu. But I had a few questions, is there anything in general that I need to be aware of? Second, should I try out kubuntu, or kubuntu with kde4? And last but not least, what is the best way of installing either one with the option to cleanly remove it later if | 02:08 |
remu | I choose to do so? | 02:08 |
tehboriz | daklan: but why 86 lol | 02:08 |
daklan | WelshDragon: x86 meant intel-compatible | 02:08 |
krunchyfrog | I need setting up sendmail please.. my isp blocks port 25 so I have to use their outgoing mail server. how can I make my scripts use my isp's smtp server over sendmail? | 02:08 |
* viaken wonders why libquicktime1 isn't an option for him... | 02:08 |
daklan | tehboriz: beats me. if i knew, i'd probably own intel | 02:08 |
aqu | hi there | 02:08 |
tehboriz | lol | 02:08 |
chris_____ | intel ditched the naming because you couldnt copyright numbers. hence pentium, core2duo and such | 02:08 |
Alpha232 | 21:07:41 [freenode] Warning: Port sent with DCC request is a lowport (0, unknown) - this isn't normal. It is possible the address/port is faked (or maybe someone is just trying to bypass firewall) | 02:08 |
tehboriz | u guize are smart | 02:08 |
Alpha232 | 21:07:41 [freenode] DCC SEND from jiggydiggy [0.0.0.0 port 0]: JEWS_CANT_USE_UBUNTU_RUINED_BY_R4L [0B bytes] requested in channel #ubuntu | 02:08 |
Alpha232 | what a retards | 02:08 |
asmo[B] | tehboriz: are they smart? or are they making it up? | 02:09 |
Thanatos | Anyone familiar with getting spim or xspim to run in Hardy? It seems to be broken | 02:09 |
tehboriz | asmo[B]: just sounds clever | 02:09 |
bderrly_ | remu, you can probably do something like suod aptitude install kubuntu-desktop | 02:09 |
bderrly_ | sudo* | 02:09 |
asmo[B] | tehboriz: I told you it was because the guy that named it was dyslexic... maybe I'm right ;) | 02:09 |
tehboriz | lol | 02:09 |
bderrly_ | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86 good grief | 02:10 |
tehboriz | gonna try the minicd | 02:10 |
kevinO | tehboriz, The generic term x86 refers to the most commercially successful instruction set architecture[1] in the history of personal computing. It derived from the model numbers, ending in "86", of the first few processor generations backward compatible with the original Intel 8086. | 02:10 |
WelshDragon | viaken, Do you have universe repo enabled? | 02:10 |
tehboriz | ah | 02:10 |
kevinO | pulled from the x86 wiki* | 02:10 |
tehboriz | kevinO: wins again | 02:10 |
Thanatos | Anyone familiar with getting spim or xspim to run in Hardy? It seems to be broken | 02:10 |
daklan | asmo[B]: that kinda ruins your supposition that you were right :) | 02:11 |
bobertdos | tehboriz: This is getting slightly offtopic, but as you can see, there's a long history behind this. So, you'd be better off doing your own research if you're curious. | 02:11 |
kevinO | lolz | 02:11 |
asmo[B] | Thanatos: Try waiting a little longer, someone will get to you if they know the answer | 02:11 |
asmo[B] | daklan: depends on if enough people believe me we could get it changed on wikipedia | 02:11 |
viaken | WelshDragon: Yep | 02:11 |
daklan | asmo[B]: true :) | 02:11 |
phantomcircuit | im sending UDP packets with incorrect UDP checksums | 02:12 |
phantomcircuit | what gives? | 02:12 |
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bobertdos | phantomcircuit: Can you think of anything you might be doing on your end that could be corrupting them? Because, that's usually what bad checksums indicate....... | 02:13 |
arooni | tom_, if i have a ecs mobo that has the cpu freq set to 266Mhz (its a core 2 duo that should be set to 1066Mhz)... and it seems like i cant change cpu freq setting... should i :: reset cmos? | 02:14 |
arooni | if i have a ecs mobo that has the cpu freq set to 266Mhz (its a core 2 duo that should be set to 1066Mhz)... and it seems like i cant change cpu freq setting... should i :: reset cmos? | 02:14 |
arooni | oops sorry for repost | 02:14 |
phantomcircuit | bobertdos, um no im not doing anything weird | 02:14 |
kevinO | arooni, what is your memory rated at? | 02:15 |
bobertdos | phantomcircuit: hmm.........Where are you sending them? | 02:15 |
daklan | i doubt it's anything related to memory. i don't think i've seen ddr2 rated at 266mhz | 02:15 |
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arooni | kevinO, 800mhz | 02:16 |
phantomcircuit | they're UPnP packets being sent to a router | 02:16 |
daklan | arooni: a cmos reset might be in order | 02:16 |
phantomcircuit | but every other UDP packet has an incorrect checksum | 02:16 |
kevinO | phantomcircuit, over wifi? | 02:16 |
phantomcircuit | the packet structure seems like it's correct actually | 02:16 |
phantomcircuit | kevinO, it's being sniffed by wireshark before it leaves the machine | 02:16 |
daklan | arooni: besides, it's very unusual that the bus is clocked at 266mhz, given that your mobo's core2 compatible | 02:17 |
kevinO | hmm, i do not know | 02:17 |
viaken | Well that makes no sense whatsoever... | 02:17 |
kevinO | yeah 266 doesnt sound right if youve got a caore 2 dou in it | 02:17 |
phantomcircuit | yeah i know | 02:17 |
daklan | kevinO: is that a processor i haven't heard of before? caore 2 dou? | 02:18 |
daklan | made by entil, i suppose? :) | 02:18 |
bobertdos | phantomcircuit: Every other one? It wouldn't be a parity problem, would it?? Hmm.......... | 02:18 |
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kevinO | daklan, must be | 02:18 |
Razer | what's the closest thing I can get to a task manager? | 02:18 |
daklan | Razer: top + kill :) | 02:19 |
sysdoc | Would someone ban this dork!! jiggydiggy [i=flaps@jihad.carbomb.org] entered the room. | 02:19 |
phantomcircuit | bobertdos, let me restate that, every udp packet going out from this machine has an incorrect checksum, note that tcp packets have correct tcp checksums | 02:19 |
kevinO | Razer process manager | 02:19 |
Razer | daklan: no idea | 02:19 |
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icedtea | I'm coming from debian, how come on startup although my interface is listed in /etc/network/interfaces its not brought up with ifup on boot? | 02:19 |
daklan | Razer: "man top", "man kill" | 02:19 |
Razer | kevinO: how do I get to that | 02:19 |
krunchyfrog | anyone? | 02:19 |
WelshDragon | Razer, System > Administration > System Monitor | 02:20 |
asmo[B] | arooni: I had read somewhere that ECS usually derates their motherboards, a lot of the time because they can't actually handle the true thruput of the processor itself... weither it is due to a heat issue I'm not sure but ECS has been doing that for years | 02:20 |
bderrly_ | krunchyfrog, does it have to be sendmail? i've never attempted it with sendmail, i know postfix has oodles of documentation and howtos on it though | 02:20 |
phantomcircuit | krunchyfrog, #sendmail will be far more helpful | 02:20 |
Razer | WelshDragon: ty | 02:20 |
kevinO | hmm, i thought it was process manager :P | 02:20 |
asmo[B] | arooni: is it a homebuilt system or a prebuilt? | 02:20 |
WelshDragon | silly kevinO =P | 02:21 |
krunchyfrog | oh ok | 02:21 |
kevinO | :D | 02:21 |
krunchyfrog | thanks! | 02:21 |
daklan | icedtea: i don't think ubuntu has the same networking scheme as debian. i came from debian too, btw :) | 02:21 |
dmsuperman | I'm having issues with Evolution alarms. I set an appointment, tell it to alarm 1 minute before the appointment, and nothing happens. I even tried having it execute a script that writes to a log file, the script never gets executed. Any ideas why? | 02:22 |
rage__ | I can go into the "Keyboard Shortcuts" area to change the kb shortcuts for those actions, but how do I change which applications or w/e those actions use/launch/etc? | 02:22 |
Mr_Fixit | does ubuntu need a boot partition or can it be in the root? | 02:23 |
icedtea | daklan: any idea how to bring up an interface on boot then from the command line? | 02:23 |
daklan | icedtea: although a quick google search references /etc/network/interfaces as the correct file to edit. i might have to take a look at that myself | 02:23 |
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daklan | icedtea: have you tried the debian style? edit interfaces and run ifup? | 02:24 |
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WelshDragon | Mr_Fixit, You can just have one partition mounted as /. However, if you encrypt your partitions, you will need an unencrypted /boot partition. | 02:24 |
icedtea | daklan: oh, I know, I left the "auto" keyword in the interfaces file let me try this | 02:24 |
kevinO | ifconfig eth0 up | 02:24 |
hvgotcodes | is there any benefit to using the latest intel graphics drivers? | 02:24 |
phantomcircuit | well there ya go | 02:24 |
icedtea | daklan: thanks | 02:25 |
phantomcircuit | it was checksum offloading | 02:25 |
Mr_Fixit | thanks WelshDragon | 02:25 |
daklan | icedtea: ubuntu saves its config somewhere else, i think. but the debian style should work as well | 02:25 |
EvilDaemon | damn, I just screwed something up. I've got a flash disk, and I pulled it out after the icon mounted itself on the desktop. But when I put it back in, I get two icons. Should I take it out, sudo rm the icons, and put it back in? And then how would I go about using the Linux version of "Safely Remove Hardware"? I'm going to guess it's unmount in the terminal. Anyways, sorry for the long post. | 02:25 |
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arooni | when i boot up the ecs 945GCT-M mobo; i see: a 266mhz system bus processor is installed. this processor is not supported on this system board and it will run at reduced processor clock speed. system performance will be impacted. do you wish to continue to boot at 38628Mhz system bus and reduced processor speec? (Y/N) n is shut down. ideas? processor is a core2duo E7200 | 02:26 |
WelshDragon | EvilDaemon, As for the safely remove, you can Right click the drive in Nautilus and click Unmount. | 02:26 |
daklan | EvilDaemon: try unmounting the flash disk again. see if that clears both icons | 02:26 |
arooni | asmo[B], building yself | 02:26 |
arooni | myself | 02:26 |
dmsuperman | I'm having issues with Evolution alarms. I set an appointment, tell it to alarm 1 minute before the appointment, and nothing happens. I even tried having it execute a script that writes to a log file, the script never gets executed. Any ideas why? | 02:26 |
EvilDaemon | daklan: No, just the one. | 02:26 |
EvilDaemon | WelshDragon: Isn't naulilus for running a command? | 02:27 |
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asmo[B] | arooni: I would take a look around on a few overclockers' forums and read up about your mobo before playing with anything, personally it doesn't seem like resetting your cmos is going to do anything... | 02:27 |
daklan | EvilDaemon: go to a terminal and unmount the directory manually | 02:28 |
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daklan | arooni: faulty chip, i assume | 02:28 |
EvilDaemon | Also, when I'm browsing ~/Desktop, the icon doesn't show. | 02:28 |
icedtea | daklan: it works! | 02:28 |
daklan | icedtea: great! | 02:28 |
arooni | daklan, gr8 have to go back to frys now :( | 02:28 |
icedtea | does the ubuntu server cd include X on it? | 02:28 |
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daklan | arooni: just bought it? they'll do a swap if it's really busted | 02:29 |
asmo[B] | EvilDaemon: seems like logging in and out would probably fix your problem | 02:29 |
arooni | daklan, i know its just a pain | 02:29 |
phpcurious | guys, how do i setup my wireless my card is not supported... ? :( | 02:29 |
daklan | arooni: which branch? the manhattan beach one is great with swaps | 02:29 |
viaken | What's "zip2: (stdin) is not a bzip2 file" indicate while trying to do an apt-get update? | 02:29 |
EvilDaemon | asmo[B]: Alright, I'll try. | 02:29 |
asmo[B] | or I guess out and in as the case may be | 02:29 |
arooni | daklan, seattle, wa | 02:29 |
^Phantom^ | is there a site where i can get different skins for the gui windows? | 02:29 |
arooni | daklan, they'll do it; its just time | 02:29 |
viaken | I think I've found my problem.... | 02:30 |
daklan | arooni: ah, tough luck, then :) | 02:30 |
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viaken | Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy/main Packages | 02:30 |
viaken | main packages is probably pretty important. :P | 02:30 |
dmsuperman | I'm having issues with Evolution alarms. I set an appointment, tell it to alarm 1 minute before the appointment, and nothing happens. I even tried having it execute a script that writes to a log file, the script never gets executed. Any ideas why? | 02:30 |
daklan | phpcurious: tried madwifi or ndiswrapper already? if both don't work, you're out of luck | 02:30 |
pokpok | how do i get the $ key to work????? PLEASE help or give a hint... | 02:30 |
daklan | pokpok: im not sure what you mean by your question | 02:31 |
travelyeong1 | testing msg(ignore me) | 02:31 |
phpcurious | daklan: do i have to install ndiswrapper manually? | 02:31 |
daklan | phpcurious: seems there are packages available for it in the ubuntu repositories | 02:31 |
pokpok | daklan: i have a key with a $ sign on... i would like it to work.. but I'm lost | 02:32 |
daklan | phpcurious: you can try installing for source, but you'll have to do a bit of reading to get it to work | 02:32 |
tyler_ | is there a program for your ipod on ubuntu that supports album artwork | 02:32 |
pokpok | daklan: need it for coding php | 02:32 |
phpcurious | daklan: i tried sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper | 02:32 |
icedtea | pokpok: what type of keyboard do you have? | 02:32 |
daklan | pokpok: ah, im not sure how to help you on that. which editor? does the $ key work on other programs? | 02:32 |
pokpok | daklan: icedtea it's a danish laptop keyboard... model ACER ASPIRE 4520 | 02:33 |
icedtea | pokpok: does the $ key work in any apps? | 02:33 |
daklan | phpcurious: try installing ndisgtk. you might find it easier to work in gui | 02:33 |
pokpok | icedtea: nowhere... at all | 02:34 |
icedtea | pokpok: go to the system menu->Preferences->keyboard | 02:34 |
daklan | pokpok: does the $ key work in other programs? and did you set the correct keymap in your system settings? | 02:34 |
phpcurious | daklan: cool downloading from apt-get now | 02:34 |
icedtea | pokpok: you'll have to choose the right keyboard for you from there | 02:35 |
daklan | pokpok: my guess is that you're using the wrong keymap | 02:35 |
pokpok | daklan: hmm.. i do not think so | 02:35 |
pokpok | ill try | 02:35 |
azz4rdU | ciAo gEnTe | 02:36 |
phpcurious | daklan: Now , how do I detect my wireless card? still nothing from System>Administration>Network | 02:36 |
phpcurious | daklan: or do i have to reboot? | 02:36 |
nonewmsgs | !iceweasel | 02:36 |
ubottu | Iceweasel's homepage is http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuzilla/ with more detailed information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceweasel | 02:36 |
daklan | phpcurious: you probably should try | 02:36 |
EvilDaemon | To the two that were helping me earlier, l rebooted and it worked. | 02:36 |
phpcurious | ok. | 02:37 |
WelshDragon | Cool EvilDaemon =) | 02:37 |
phpcurious | thanks for the help daklan | 02:37 |
dmsuperman | I'm having issues with Evolution alarms. I set an appointment, tell it to alarm 1 minute before the appointment, and nothing happens. I even tried having it execute a script that writes to a log file, the script never gets executed. Any ideas why? | 02:37 |
daklan | pokpok: what do you get when you run "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf|grep XkbLayout" in a terminal? | 02:37 |
daklan | phpcurious: no problem | 02:37 |
KiLl3rCaM | i'm getting no sound other than feedback and only out of one speaker anyone know what i should do? | 02:38 |
pokpok | daklan: dk... well.. it worked out of the box with gentoo... | 02:38 |
tech | Hello | 02:38 |
daklan | EvilDaemon: most probably, when you unplugged your flash drive, the mountpoint was still active, and so gnome still thinks it's still there | 02:38 |
pokpok | daklan: not even in the console (non X) i doesnt work | 02:39 |
haydn1 | Could someone help me understand if it is possible to repartition my HDD to include /var /usr /boot etc. after I have installed using the guided method. | 02:39 |
daklan | pokpok: well, looks like you've got the correct danish keymap selected. either your keyboard does not use the standard dk keymap, or your keymap file is broken. | 02:39 |
node357 | WelshDragon: and AMD | 02:39 |
node357 | damn scroll box | 02:39 |
daklan | pokpok: is the $ the only key that's not working? | 02:39 |
node357 | I was 2 years behind | 02:39 |
node357 | lol | 02:39 |
WelshDragon | Say wha? | 02:39 |
WelshDragon | lol | 02:39 |
Azazel-A2 | haydn1 you should downlaod gparted iso and burn it to a cd | 02:40 |
node357 | WelshDragon: sorry, you asked about x86 a while back | 02:40 |
ethiotech | join #qt | 02:40 |
node357 | and my IM got stuck there | 02:40 |
WelshDragon | ahhh lol | 02:40 |
WelshDragon | Well your IM has a better memory than me ^^ | 02:40 |
node357 | haha | 02:40 |
vbman11 | does anyone here use stormbaan, this is the error I get when I run it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/47306/ | 02:40 |
daklan | node357: "apt-get install <a better chat client>" :) | 02:40 |
Azazel-A2 | gparted will let you repartition drive | 02:40 |
node357 | daklan: yeah no doubt :/ using Pidgin | 02:40 |
daklan | node357: ouch! | 02:41 |
Azazel-A2 | daklan, which are you using? | 02:41 |
haydn1 | Azazel: I have gparted in my tool kit already. I guess my question is whether or not Ubuntu will recognize these new partitions if I just create them and place the respected data into them | 02:41 |
vbman11 | does anyone here use stormbaan, this is the error I get when I run it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/47306/ | 02:41 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: xchat | 02:41 |
Azazel-A2 | as long as they are type 81 and etc yes | 02:41 |
Azazel-A2 | I run pidgin myself | 02:41 |
mneptok | !repeat > vbman11 | 02:41 |
ubottu | vbman11, please see my private message | 02:41 |
pokpok | daklan: no.. it's a special extra key on my keyboard with a $ sign on | 02:41 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: although im a big fan of irssi, when i chat through my server | 02:41 |
vbman11 | mneptok: sorry | 02:42 |
WelshDragon | What's with the sudden use of > with ubottu? Has | gone? | 02:42 |
Azazel-A2 | I put a server up myself. no users so I took ti down | 02:42 |
daklan | pokpok: ah, it might be using an extended dk keymap | 02:42 |
Drx | Burada Türkçe bilen varm0131 | 02:42 |
pokpok | daklan: icedtea you can see i can use the regular shift + 3 key for the $$$$$$$ sign... it works... nothing to do with the keymap.... | 02:42 |
dmsuperman | I'm having issues with Evolution alarms. I set an appointment, tell it to alarm 1 minute before the appointment, and nothing happens. I even tried having it execute a script that writes to a log file, the script never gets executed. Any ideas why? | 02:42 |
bobertdos | WelshDragon: No, it's just that it takes up far less space and it helps to not clutter the channel. | 02:42 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: i use my server for samba and apache | 02:43 |
WelshDragon | i see =) | 02:43 |
EvilDaemon | WelshDragon: I personally forget which one's a PM and what's on the channel, so I use either or. | 02:43 |
Azazel-A2 | I have a server at work. run apache and all my interfaces are cgi. really nice. | 02:43 |
rootlinuxusr | Azazel-A2: after mucking around with mount I finally got it working, works nicely too | 02:43 |
Azazel-A2 | rootlinuxusr: baptism by fire | 02:43 |
rootlinuxusr | would require too much effort | 02:44 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: tried using webmin? im having a lot of fun with it | 02:44 |
KiLl3rCaM | i'm getting no sound other than feedback and only out of one speaker anyone know what i should do? 0_o | 02:44 |
Azazel-A2 | better than web min, run ssh -X and install gnome-desktop packages. realyl sweet | 02:44 |
rootlinuxusr | whenever I try that it freezes the term. | 02:45 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: bandwidth-intensive. not much fun | 02:45 |
pokpok | daklan: if you try to bind a key with gnome-keybinding-properties it detect alle keys.. even the special "web" and "mail" hot keys works... But no response on the $ sign key... is there something missing in the kernel? | 02:45 |
beilabs | Anyone here having problems with ies4linux and hardy? | 02:46 |
* mneptok stares in mute horror | 02:46 |
darren_ | Hi could some one pease explain whats going on i have a usb wirless and i downloaded the driver for it to work, when i am connected it shows signal strength in network-manager panel icon, but on network-managers drop down menu to select a network there are no coloured bars which show signel strength, and with out that i dont know which one to connect to | 02:46 |
jeso | hello. I would like to know what processor this laptop has in order to know which virtual box should i download....how to know that??? do i need the amd version or the i386 version??? | 02:46 |
Azazel-A2 | phone brb | 02:46 |
daklan | pokpok: does it detect any keycode at all? | 02:46 |
mneptok | kids these days ... | 02:46 |
daklan | pokpok: i mean, from that key? | 02:46 |
pokpok | daklan: NONE | 02:46 |
mneptok | jeso: cat /proc/cpuinfo | 02:46 |
daklan | pokpok: maybe it's stuck? | 02:46 |
daklan | pokpok: or dirty. it's weird if it used to work | 02:46 |
pokpok | NO... im sorry to tell you this :-X but it works in Windows Vista... STILL | 02:47 |
jeso | mneptok man thanks a lot!!!ç | 02:47 |
daklan | pokpok: ok, im all out of ideas. :( | 02:47 |
daklan | pokpok: is it a usb interface? | 02:47 |
pokpok | NO. | 02:48 |
cherico | i have the propritary nivida and the opengl drivers installed, but describe your problem they may know a screen fix :) | 02:48 |
icedtea | would domain in /etc/resolv.conf have a form of mydomain.org? | 02:48 |
darren_ | hi can some please explain why my signal strenght does not show in network manager, even though i can connect to internet | 02:48 |
ajh | anyone have suggestion on utility to manage multiple wifi profiles? preferably gtk based | 02:48 |
KiLl3rCaM | ,,!,>.<,!,, | 02:48 |
daklan | pokpok: ps2? that is definitely weird, if it doesn't send any keycodes at all | 02:48 |
daklan | icedtea: you can also use ip4 addresses | 02:48 |
jeso | mneptok ey man, forgive my ignorance: what number do i must see??? | 02:48 |
usser | jeso, uname -p | 02:49 |
pokpok | daklan: Well... this is also where im stuck | 02:49 |
daklan | icedtea: oh wait, you said domain | 02:49 |
cherico | i have the propritary nivida drivers and opengl drivers installed, but after installation it wont use the whole screen for the desktop and theres a black bar to the right like an emptyspace | 02:49 |
Azazel-A2 | bk. daklan, yeah I run samba, apache and all my database stuff in sqlite | 02:49 |
usser | jeso, uname -m sorry | 02:49 |
icedtea | KiLl3rCaM: did you check the volume settings? | 02:49 |
daklan | icedtea: yes. it should be a fully qualified domain name | 02:49 |
cherico | i do however have the bototm and top panel. ,but programs won't show the bottom of them | 02:49 |
onx | ahj, wicd does profiles | 02:50 |
jeso | usser thanks a lot | 02:50 |
Azazel-A2 | Kili3rcam, is the plug fully plugged in. one speaker sounds like 1/8 jack is not all the way in | 02:50 |
Esquilo | How can I install: python-sqlite3 ?? | 02:51 |
justin__ | hi, im having problems getting my ati radeon hd 3850 agp card to work in ubuntu hardy 8.04 | 02:51 |
Esquilo | to install FlyBack | 02:51 |
justin__ | i tried to enable the restricted ati drivers | 02:51 |
justin__ | but i get a black screen when i reboot | 02:51 |
daklan | dinner time, bbiab | 02:51 |
justin__ | the resolution gets set to 1600/1200 60hz | 02:51 |
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justin__ | my monitor can handle that res | 02:51 |
justin__ | but i cant do anything with the black screen | 02:51 |
tehboriz | whos floodbot | 02:51 |
Jacobian | With python-sqlite3: have you tried using synaptic from the System->Administration menu? | 02:51 |
kzona_ | 1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c1;2c | 02:52 |
pokpok | daklan: | 02:52 |
pokpok | daklan_dnr: r u there? | 02:52 |
varunvvasista | justin : try to use Linux rescue command | 02:52 |
Jacobian | Hey guys? Has anyone set up static IP addresses for their home network? | 02:52 |
jeso | fellows thanks a lot. Great help (as always :) ) | 02:52 |
Azazel-A2 | I have | 02:52 |
amenado | Jacobian-> yes | 02:52 |
varunvvasista | i dont know more about that | 02:52 |
Azazel-A2 | need help? | 02:52 |
jbroome_ | Jacobian: no one haas done that | 02:52 |
Esquilo | How can I install: python-sqlite3 ?? Is this program in repository? I couldn't found this | 02:53 |
varunvvasista | but Fadira has such facility | 02:53 |
rabiddachshund | I'm trying to disable aticonfig's big-desktop mode but aticonfig --initial --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf isn't working. It says it works but when I reboot it's right back into big desktop. Am I doing it wrong? | 02:53 |
varunvvasista | *fadora | 02:53 |
node357 | Fedora. | 02:53 |
Jacobian | Mmm, yes, I need an idea of what I should be reading to get the static IP addresses to work | 02:53 |
varunvvasista | u put the sorry | 02:53 |
Azazel-A2 | man networking | 02:53 |
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EvilDaemon | Where do I got to get an Ubuntu Server edition, AMD64, i686 LTS download? | 02:53 |
varunvvasista | sorry some problem with my keyboard | 02:54 |
Flannel | EvilDaemon: Er, you can't have AMD64 and i686 | 02:54 |
Nutzebahn | Hello. | 02:54 |
EvilDaemon | Well, I need i686 for sure, so... | 02:54 |
jbroome_ | EvilDaemon: i'd start at the ubuntu home page | 02:54 |
rootlinuxusr | http://pastebin.com/d441cecef can somebody interpret why mysql-server won't install? | 02:54 |
Jacobian | For static network: I've edited my /etc/network/interfaces file for: auto wlan0\n iface wlan0 inet static\n etc... but I wasn't able to actually connect at all | 02:54 |
Flannel | EvilDaemon: You want 32 bit or 64bit? | 02:54 |
Nutzebahn | I went through with the distribution upgrade and it said that the upgrade failed and my system may be in an unusable state, what do I do? | 02:54 |
sleepy_ | Hey everyone, I'm new to Ubuntu and Linux, and I was wondering if there was a way to find a list of all of the hardware on my computer, like a hardware manager. Can anyone give me instructions? | 02:55 |
EvilDaemon | 64bit | 02:55 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 02:55 |
Jacobian | For static network: Is there anything I should do with my router? | 02:55 |
Flannel | EvilDaemon: then you don't want i686 | 02:55 |
cotorrux | hello, somebody knows how to fix the problem between ubuntu guste and wine? | 02:55 |
cotorrux | sorry for my english, i'm speak spanish | 02:55 |
balz | !symlink | 02:55 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 02:55 |
Azazel-A2 | man interfaces. but the solution is really much more simply. the file is in /etc/network/interfaces edit file change dhcp to statis, ad under neith it add lines address 192.168.xxx.xxx (your choice) netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.xxx.1 and thats about it | 02:55 |
Prose | anyone use OSSEC? | 02:55 |
Nutzebahn | It successfully downloaded all the packages, Flannel, I won't need to download them again? | 02:55 |
Azazel-A2 | dhcp to static sorry | 02:56 |
powtrix | hi. how to check the dependences of a package? | 02:56 |
Jacobian | @sleepy_: There are some graphical programs in the repository that can list your hardware. Try a search with Add/Remove and you should find a couple | 02:56 |
c3w_imoet | hi | 02:56 |
balz | !symlink | 02:56 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 02:56 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: it won't, no. | 02:56 |
Nutzebahn | Ok. | 02:56 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: it'll see they're in the package cache, and use the already downloaded ones | 02:56 |
Prose | OSSEC works great for ssh but I am not sure if it's also working with proftpd as in Im not sure if it's 'protecting' proftpd | 02:56 |
WelshDragon | powtrix, apt-cache depends <package> | 02:56 |
Jacobian | Hi powtrix: You can check dependencies on the Ubuntu repository website. Google for it, and you'll find the packages | 02:57 |
EvilDaemon | Where's the location of cpuinfo | 02:57 |
node357 | EvilDaemon: /proc/cpuinfo | 02:57 |
EvilDaemon | ahah, thanks. | 02:57 |
powtrix | and for generic linux | 02:57 |
Azazel-A2 | after you change to static address sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart | 02:57 |
Nutzebahn | Ok, Flannel, it is doing something. I can't believe I waited so long, and now I am going to suffer. | 02:57 |
Nutzebahn | After this operation, 561MB of additional disk space will be used. | 02:58 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: sffer why | 02:58 |
Nutzebahn | because it is going to take forever. | 02:58 |
balz | Can anybody tell me what a symlink is? | 02:58 |
^Phantom^ | the update seems to have stopped <_< | 02:58 |
Nutzebahn | So it won't download 561MB now will it? | 02:58 |
Flannel | balz: It points to another file | 02:58 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Not if you've already downloaded them, no. | 02:58 |
Jacobian | Hey balz: A symlink is like a shortcut in Windows | 02:59 |
Nutzebahn | Ok. | 02:59 |
^Phantom^ | "ldconfig deferred processing now taking place" | 02:59 |
onx | Jacobian, that would be a hard link | 02:59 |
balz | Flannel: how do i create one? i'm getting an error in mythweb that reads "could not create symlink to /media/500gb/vide, the local MythVideo dyrectory. Please create a symlink to your mythvideo directory at data/video | 02:59 |
Flannel | onx: No | 02:59 |
Jacobian | You can google the different between a hard link and a symlink | 02:59 |
Flannel | balz: ln is how to make links, -s makes a symlink (soft link). it's ln -s source dest | 03:00 |
Jacobian | I believe for symlinks: ln -s destination shortcut | 03:00 |
node357 | Jacobian: no that's backwards :) | 03:00 |
Azazel-A2 | router and static network, I would personally would set the DMZ so forward all packets to the static ip address of the machine and use firestarter to firewall | 03:00 |
Jacobian | Ah, okay | 03:00 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d38520820 | 03:00 |
balz | Flannel: thanks. is data/video an actual directory though? that doesn't make much sense to me | 03:00 |
node357 | wait I'm wrong I think | 03:01 |
node357 | ugh | 03:01 |
Jacobian | You can do: "man ln" to check the order of the arguments. I always look it up myself... easy to forget | 03:01 |
balz | Flannel: mostly because there's no / before "data" | 03:01 |
ethiotech_ | join #qt | 03:01 |
node357 | !ln | 03:01 |
ubottu | The linux terminal or command-line interface is very powerful. Open a terminal via Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal (Gnome) or K-menu -> System -> Konsole (KDE). Guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal | 03:01 |
tech | Hello 2 all | 03:01 |
ethiotech_ | join #irc.freenode.net | 03:01 |
Flannel | balz: You're making a symlink to a file, apparently. | 03:01 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: What are you upgrading from? | 03:01 |
node357 | http://www.fileformat.info/tip/linux/ln.htm | 03:02 |
Nutzebahn | 7.10. | 03:02 |
recon69 | anyone able to help me with kaffeine player, my digital TV option has disappeared | 03:02 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel | 03:02 |
bobbob1016 | How would I recursively go in a series of folders, and move the contents up one directory? I have Folder A with folders a b c d..., each with a file in it, and I'd want Folder A to have the contents of folders a b c d.... directly, not through nested folders, without manually moving the files. | 03:02 |
Prose | so I installed OSSEC right, but was wondering, how can I know it's also taking care of proftpd... | 03:03 |
tom_ | is it possible to access my real /boot from a chroot | 03:03 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: What? | 03:03 |
node357 | bobbob1016: go into A and type mv a/* b/* c/* d/* . | 03:03 |
balz | Flannel: so my syntax should read "ln -s data/video /media/500gb" ? How do I know which is source and which is destination based on that message? | 03:03 |
Azazel-A2 | mv -r is recursive | 03:03 |
onx | Jacobian, ah mixed up the two | 03:03 |
justin__ | can anyone help me setup my monitor and ati radeon hd3850 in ubuntu 8.04? | 03:03 |
Jacobian | You could do go to the parent directory, and then run: "mv -i */*.* ." to move your files up to the parent directory. The -i should make it interactive | 03:03 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: oh, I saw it, yeah. Do you have any third party repositories enabled? | 03:03 |
danbh_intrepid | tom_: chroot to the partition where your /boot is located | 03:03 |
node357 | Azazel: yeah good point... | 03:03 |
node357 | I shuld shut up , i keep making mistakes | 03:04 |
node357 | sorry guys | 03:04 |
bobbob1016 | node357, Is there a way to do it without needing to do a/* and so on, I have more than I'd want to manually type in | 03:04 |
WelshDragon | Azazel-A2, Does mv have -r? How can a move NOT be recursive? | 03:04 |
Nutzebahn | *checking SYnaptic | 03:04 |
tom_ | danbh_intrepid: im trying to fix a hardy install but my / is not on the same partition as my /boot | 03:04 |
node357 | check what Jacobian suggested :) | 03:04 |
Flannel | balz: you want to link data/video to /media/500gb/vide so, ln -s /media/500gb/vide data/video | 03:04 |
balz | Flannel: oh I see. okay... that makes much more sense. thanks | 03:05 |
danbh_intrepid | tom_: my guess would be to still chroot into your /partion, then mount your /boot partition to /boot | 03:05 |
Azazel-A2 | good point. I get it confussed. alias rm='mv --target-directory ~/.local/share/Trash/files' so opps lol | 03:05 |
nonewmsgs | does icecat support ff plugins and is icecat the same as iceweasel | 03:05 |
cxo | I have a small problem, i have fedora on my pc, and i want to move to ubuntu, but i have taken a lot of time to configure different services, dhcpd, named, mysqld etc.. and i dont know if i want to struggle through that again, is there a way to import/export linux configurations? oh and dont forget my raid+lvm2 | 03:05 |
tom_ | danbh_intrepid: my chroot says that /dev/sda2 does not exist | 03:05 |
ajh | what options do i need to add to fstab to allow regular users to read/write to a ext partition on a hard disk? i have "user" for options but that doesnt work | 03:06 |
mepholic | | 03:06 |
danbh_intrepid | tom_: you have to mount it | 03:06 |
bobbob1016 | Jacobian, It just gives me a > prompt after I enter that | 03:06 |
mepholic | what | 03:06 |
WelshDragon | bobbob1016, What about "mv FolderA/* ./"? | 03:06 |
Jack_Sparrow | please dont do that | 03:06 |
tom_ | danbh_intrepid: thats what i get when i mount it | 03:06 |
solaroperator | 𝑺𝑼𝑷 𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺 | 03:06 |
Jacobian | For bob: It may take a while for the command to finish, depending on the number of files you have. | 03:06 |
Jack_Sparrow | solaroperator please dont do that | 03:06 |
danbh_intrepid | tom_: you just said thats what you get when you chroot it. what are you doing?/ | 03:07 |
recon69 | have a TV card in my computer, for some reason kaffeine stopped recognising it, any suggestions as to what might be wrong? | 03:07 |
bobbob1016 | Jacobian, It is just 15 or so folders | 03:07 |
bobbob1016 | Jacobian, and I need the . at the end, right? | 03:07 |
Jacobian | For bob: If it's frozen, you can kill the command by typing Ctrl+C, but that might interrupt the file movement | 03:07 |
mepholic | 𝑺𝑼𝑷 𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺 | 03:07 |
tehboriz | lol | 03:07 |
Jacobian | For bob: Yes, you need the . I bet that's the reason! | 03:07 |
Azazel-A2 | CTRL Z is kill C is interrupt | 03:07 |
mepholic | excuse me sir | 03:07 |
Jack_Sparrow | mepholic you were warned | 03:08 |
jschiff | no | 03:08 |
WelshDragon | Why does no one ever keep there Ops here? | 03:08 |
bobbob1016 | Jacobian, I left a " at the front... I feel stupid, thanks | 03:08 |
jschiff | ctrl z is suspend job | 03:08 |
phpcurious | i already installed ndiswrapper with the .inf file for my wireless card but still nothing | 03:08 |
Jacobian | For bob: Ah great, I'm glad you got it :) | 03:08 |
Jack_Sparrow | WelshDragon It shouldnt matter | 03:08 |
jschiff | ctrl c is kill | 03:08 |
therealnanotube | hey guys... having a little problem with my dual-monitor xinerama setup. any hits would be appreciated. see thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=920690 | 03:08 |
tom_ | danbh_intrepid: 1st i mount my hardy install then i chroot into it, once inside i try doing mount /dev/sda2 /boot and i get told /dev/sda2 does not exist | 03:08 |
jschiff | phpcurios: make sure you modprobe ndiswrapper | 03:09 |
jschiff | phpcurious: then try a iwlist scan | 03:09 |
powtrix | Synaptic find at experimentals packages too? | 03:09 |
lawl | 𝑺𝑼𝑷 𝑮𝑼𝒀𝑺 | 03:09 |
s0nix | hi, i just upgraded my machine and now... i can't connect any more to one local machine.... the ssh promt me password and hangs on without error message | 03:09 |
iFvwm | : | 03:09 |
Azazel-A2 | hardy add firewall | 03:09 |
Azazel-A2 | adds | 03:09 |
lawl | what | 03:10 |
iFvwm | script to kick? so advanced | 03:10 |
Jack_Sparrow | lawl Unacceptable | 03:10 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: I am seeing a lot of new repositories... | 03:10 |
lawl | what happened | 03:10 |
Nutzebahn | For hardy, updates, and so on. Flannel. | 03:10 |
phpcurious | jschiff: let's say i already installed ndiswrapper will it be uninstalled if i do modprobe ndiswrapper without warning? | 03:10 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: right, but I mean non-official ones. | 03:10 |
jschiff | phpcurious: modprobe loads the module | 03:10 |
danbh_intrepid | tom_: ah, I see. I guess that makes sense, because once you chroot, it doesnt exist. Maybe you need to mount /boot before hand. So maybe.. . / gets mounted to /mnt/root and /boot gets mounted to /mnt/root/boot THEN you chroot | 03:10 |
ParanoidAndroid | beep bop | 03:11 |
jschiff | phpcurious: tell me what ndiswrapper -l says | 03:11 |
Xcerca | is it possible to resize my ubuntu / ext3 partition , right now it had 0 bytes free and it's causing sopme problems | 03:11 |
Jacobian | Hey guys, I'm trying to set up static IP addresses for my home network. Does anybody know if I need to uninstall the dhcp3-client, or if I need to turn of DHCP in my router? | 03:11 |
phpcurious | jschiff: okay please wait | 03:11 |
jschiff | phpcurious: if it says something like, Driver loaded, hardware detected then modprobe it | 03:11 |
tom_ | danbh_intrepid: ahh makes sense will try that thx | 03:11 |
jschiff | phpcurious: if it doesn't then you have the wrong driver | 03:11 |
Xcerca | i have another partition on the same disk with free space... can u resize the one partion to include the free space of the one next to it | 03:12 |
jschiff | Jack_Sparrow: do you represent a part of ubuntu development? | 03:12 |
Azazel-A2 | jacobian. ayou can leave it running and run static/dynamic, but you can shut it down in firestarter | 03:12 |
phpcurious | jschiff: it only said "SiS163u : driver installed" | 03:12 |
jschiff | phpcurious: that's good | 03:12 |
Jack_Sparrow | jschiff no | 03:12 |
jschiff | phpcurious: now run.. sudo modprobe ndiswrapper | 03:12 |
phpcurious | jschiff: but not hardware detected. | 03:12 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: no need to uninstall the dhcp package, just configure your network interface to have a static ip (e.g., through the gui). leave the router as is. | 03:12 |
Jacobian | Thanks Azazel. I've already changed my /etc/network/interfaces file according to the universe instructions on the web... but I'm not able to communicate with my router, even so. | 03:12 |
phpcurious | jschiff: what to do next? | 03:13 |
tom_ | Xcerca: assuming your not using lvm then its trickey but you can do it from a liveCD, just backup anything important | 03:13 |
jschiff | phpcurious: you modprobed successfully? | 03:13 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: did you set your comp to be in the same subnet as the router's dhcp subnet? | 03:13 |
Jacobian | Yes, thank you | 03:13 |
phpcurious | jschiff: it just asked for sudo password then nothing. | 03:13 |
Xcerca | tom_ whats lvm ? | 03:14 |
jschiff | phpcurious: k that's what usually happens, now try a sudo iwlist scan | 03:14 |
jinette | hola | 03:14 |
Jacobian | My router is 192.168.0.1, and my computer is 192.168.0.2, both with 255.255.255.0 masks. | 03:14 |
Uplink | >:] | 03:14 |
PDF_q | I need to convert realplayer files into flv files through command line, does anyone know a good tool? | 03:14 |
jschiff | Jacobian: sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.x gateway 255.255.255.0 | 03:14 |
Azazel-A2 | try http://192.168.0.1 in firefox | 03:14 |
jschiff | Jacobian: sudo dhclient eth0 | 03:14 |
iFvwm | flv!! | 03:14 |
phpcurious | jschiff: nothing | 03:14 |
Jacobian | So I'll be okay if my router is using DHCP? I can set my static IP address within Ubuntu, and as long as that IP address is available, then I can request it from the router? | 03:15 |
jschiff | phpcurious: then you need to find a different driver | 03:15 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: that looks about right. does "route -n" show the router as the default gateway? | 03:15 |
phpcurious | jschiff: lo Interface doesn't support scanning, eth0 interface doesn't support scanning | 03:15 |
darren_ | hi could some one please explain why my usb wirless dows not show signal strength in network manager but i can still connect | 03:15 |
jschiff | phpcurious: yeah you have the wrong driver | 03:15 |
tom_ | Xcerca: a volume manager that makes resizing and moving partions about easy, but has to be installed at install time, so unless you choose it when you installed ubuntu its not much use | 03:15 |
jinette | necesito saber si alguien sabe algo sobre asterisk | 03:15 |
jschiff | phpcurious: check lspci if it's a pci wireless card to find the model id number | 03:15 |
Jacobian | Right now, the router is my default gateway... but I switched to DHCP so I could write this :) I'll check it again without DHCP as soon as I can | 03:15 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d3557ca1e | 03:15 |
PDF_q | ok how about convert realplayer files to avi? | 03:15 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: set your static ip to be outside the dhcp range (i.e., if the router is handing out ip addresses of 192.168.0.2-100, give yourself 192.168.0.150, then you should be ok. | 03:16 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: mencoder | 03:16 |
Azazel-A2 | routere should be gateway. gateway should be 192.168.0.1 your gateway in interfaces should be gateway 192.168.0.1 to get name lookup from router | 03:16 |
^Phantom^ | yep it got stuck | 03:16 |
Jacobian | I've been able to get a static IP address using ifconfig, but it's only temporary... I'd like to get a permanent one | 03:16 |
therealnanotube | !es | jinette | 03:16 |
ubottu | jinette: En la mayoría de canales Ubuntu se comunica en inglés. Para ayuda en Español, por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es. | 03:16 |
* ^Phantom^ pulls the plug | 03:16 |
PDF_q | ok do you know how to get the codecs required through apt-get? | 03:16 |
phpcurious | jschiff: how do I obtain details of my wireless builtin card? | 03:16 |
jinette | gracias | 03:16 |
jschiff | phpcurious: lspci | 03:16 |
therealnanotube | jinette: de nada :) | 03:16 |
Jacobian | Okay, thank you nanotube. I'll try narrowing my DHCP range, and then try assigning a static IP address again | 03:16 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: just install mplayer | 03:16 |
PDF_q | I did | 03:16 |
PDF_q | it didnt work | 03:17 |
phpcurious | just lspci ? ok | 03:17 |
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iFvwm | PDF_q: need soma example? | 03:17 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: good luck. ;) | 03:17 |
jschiff | PDF_q: apt-cache search gstreamer | 03:17 |
^Phantom^ | i hope it didn't fsk up my ubuntu | 03:17 |
iFvwm | some | 03:17 |
Jacobian | Do you know if I need to keep the local loopback, if I have a static IP address? The online instructions seem to omit it... | 03:17 |
Azazel-A2 | yes! | 03:17 |
Azazel-A2 | always | 03:17 |
jschiff | phpcurious: yeh then look for wireless something in there and it will tell you your card details | 03:17 |
therealnanotube | Jacobian: the loopback is always there, and you should leave it that way. :) | 03:17 |
Azazel-A2 | local loopback can't be hacked from outside world!!!! | 03:17 |
Jacobian | Okay, I wonder if that was my problem? | 03:17 |
iFvwm | mencoder -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4 -oac mp3lame xxx -o xxx.avi PDF_q | 03:18 |
phpcurious | jschiff: okie. will look for the right drivers then. | 03:18 |
jschiff | phpcurious: you found the details? | 03:18 |
PDF_q | iFvwm: mencoder Nodame_Cantabile_01_PT2_-_himura_KAORU.rmvb -oac mp3lame -lameopts preset=128 -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vbitrate=1200 -ofps 25 -of avi -o out.avi | 03:18 |
^Phantom^ | i hope i can get my win98 to run | 03:18 |
^Phantom^ | <_< | 03:18 |
PDF_q | this was what I wrote | 03:18 |
kaimerra | can anyone tell my why when i boot up Ubuntu Studio and click a menu or launcer icon the menu bar freezes and i ctl-alt-bksp, log back in and all i get is a black screen with a smaller white box in the upper left? im on 8.04, ati card, no compiz enabled | 03:18 |
Jacobian | Thanks everybody | 03:18 |
jschiff | ^Phantom^: eww | 03:18 |
PDF_q | and I was told I need DirectShow | 03:19 |
Azazel-A2 | kaimerra, did you load restricted drivers for ubuntu? | 03:19 |
^Phantom^ | at least it's not ME | 03:19 |
PDF_q | where can I get it? | 03:19 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: you can omit some parameter | 03:19 |
phpcurious | jschiff: yeah i think i found it. SiS968 MuTIOL | 03:19 |
iFvwm | ? | 03:19 |
jschiff | phpcurious: k good luck | 03:19 |
PDF_q | ok which ones? | 03:19 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: you might install w32codecs | 03:20 |
recon69 | anyone able to help me trouble shoot a DVB card? | 03:20 |
therealnanotube | having a little problem with my dual-monitor xinerama setup. any hits would be appreciated. see thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=920690 | 03:20 |
recon69 | worked yesterday | 03:20 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: which support rmvb | 03:20 |
jessid | !kernel | jessid | 03:20 |
ubottu | jessid, please see my private message | 03:20 |
phpcurious | jschiff: thanks for your help. i appreciate it! | 03:21 |
PDF_q | ok how can I install it with apt-get"? | 03:21 |
PDF_q | if it's possible | 03:21 |
Azazel-A2 | install whic hpackage? | 03:21 |
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PDF_q | w32codecs | 03:21 |
ParanoidAndroid | sudo apt-get sandwich | 03:21 |
iFvwm | PDF_q: you might search for this. w32codecs is copyright one. | 03:22 |
PDF_q | ah ok | 03:22 |
PDF_q | thanks | 03:22 |
Azazel-A2 | are win32 codecs in restricted? | 03:22 |
jschiff | phpcurious: no problem | 03:22 |
favro | !medibuntu | Azazel-A2 | 03:23 |
ubottu | Azazel-A2: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org | 03:23 |
ender_ | I have a data alignment question. I noticed that addresses returned from malloc() are always aligned (end in 0 hex) to the processors native data type. Will this always be the case? Can I rely upon that always being true? | 03:23 |
Azazel-A2 | thanks. thats the one! | 03:23 |
Azazel-A2 | install medibuntu for win codecs | 03:23 |
Scunizi | therealnanotube: if you're running Hardy don't follow the Feisty thread on xinerama.. video is controlled differently in Hardy.. it uses xRandr.. look for information on that. | 03:23 |
recon69 | PDF_q : i think there is a package that contains most of them, called ugly-codex or something, cant remember exactly | 03:24 |
Alpha232 | I have a PnP ISA modem in a computer, how can i find it lol | 03:24 |
iFvwm | therealnanotube: if you used xrandr to setup your dual monitor? | 03:24 |
Azazel-A2 | lspci | 03:24 |
Scunizi | !restricted | PDF_q | 03:24 |
ubottu | PDF_q: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats | 03:24 |
bbeattie | Anyone know if it's possible to install dkms on feisty? I need to install the ati 8.8 drivers but that requires dkms and dkms is not part of the standard mirror locations or any other mirror for that matter. | 03:24 |
kaimerra | Azazel - A2 I did install restricted drivers | 03:25 |
^Phantom^ | she fucking vacuumed that part of my room anyway | 03:25 |
^Phantom^ | now i have lost my microsd card forever <_<M | 03:25 |
^Phantom^ | dangit | 03:26 |
jigp | ^Phantom^ kill her | 03:26 |
Alpha232 | ^Phantom^: uhhh, check the bag of the vac? | 03:26 |
Jacobian | Yes! dkms is in the repositories | 03:26 |
Scunizi | ^Phantom^: use a magnet when checking the bag | 03:26 |
^Phantom^ | bagless | 03:26 |
^Phantom^ | she emptied it out already | 03:26 |
^Phantom^ | fuck | 03:26 |
Jacobian | Go to: System -> Administrator -> Software Sources, and enable all of the repositories. Then dkms should be available. It is for me, after doing this. | 03:26 |
* ^Phantom^ gives up | 03:26 |
Azazel-A2 | kaimerra time for google | 03:27 |
Scunizi | ^Phantom^: can you say kitchen strainer? | 03:27 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel? :'( | 03:27 |
kevinO | ^Phantom^, please watch your language | 03:27 |
bbeattie | jacobian: on feisty? | 03:27 |
^Phantom^ | sorry | 03:27 |
^Phantom^ | my bad | 03:27 |
^Phantom^ | qalso0 | 03:27 |
therealnanotube | iFvwm: i'm using xinerama, because mergedfb appears to have a bug on feisty. (i posted my whole setup and details in the thread) | 03:27 |
^Phantom^ | win98 cd gave me fatal error D: | 03:27 |
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Nutzebahn | http://pastebin.com/d3557ca1e | 03:27 |
Nutzebahn | This is important. | 03:28 |
Nutzebahn | :'( | 03:28 |
darren_ | hi does any one know why my signal strength does not show in network manager | 03:28 |
bbeattie | Jacobian: I don't have X running, so using the gui config tool is not possible, do you know what repos dkms can be found in for feisty? packages.ubuntu doesn't reference it. | 03:28 |
Azazel-A2 | using mad wifi or ndiswrap? | 03:29 |
darren_ | also one last thing in network-manager can i get it to read signel strength in a diffrent form | 03:29 |
therealnanotube | bbeattie: in hardy, it's in universe. in feisty (which i'm also running), it doesn't seem to be available in any of the official ubuntu repos. | 03:30 |
Azazel-A2 | bbeattie: apt-cache search dkms | 03:30 |
Scunizi | bbeattie: Gutsy had it.. http://linux.dell.com/dkms | 03:30 |
darren_ | I have a usb wireless wifi with alfa network rtl8187 driver and it does not show signal strength in network manager | 03:30 |
bbeattie | Yup, seems like it's in anything beyond 7.04 but I need it for feisty | 03:30 |
jschiff | bbeattie: download the source | 03:30 |
Scunizi | bbeattie: do you want the source to build it? | 03:31 |
therealnanotube | Scunizi: i'm using feisty, not hardy. so no fancy xrandr hardy stuff for me... | 03:31 |
BBLake | I'm trying to load a theme for login window, that i know is installed on my computer for ubuntustudio..but i can't find it..how do i re-add a login theme? | 03:31 |
Jacobian | Hey bbeattie, you can get the *.deb file from the Ubuntu repository website using "links" or "curl" from the command line. | 03:31 |
Jacobian | Do you need the URL for the *.deb file? | 03:32 |
jschiff | BBLake: System -> Administration -> Login Window | 03:32 |
BBLake | it's not there as an option unfortunately, but i treid to reinstall and it says it's already installed. Not sure where it's stored | 03:32 |
Scunizi | bbeattie: wget http://linux.dell.com/git/dkms.git | 03:32 |
* ^Phantom^ wanders off to #windows | 03:33 |
ubuntufan | 谁知道为什么UbuntuChina打不开了 | 03:33 |
J-n | ^Phantom^: GL | 03:33 |
carandraug | !cn | ubuntufan | 03:34 |
ubottu | ubuntufan: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 03:34 |
iFvwm | ubuntufan: who are you | 03:35 |
jschiff | iFvwm: like you'd know him anyway | 03:35 |
Nutzebahn | Could someone please help? | 03:35 |
jschiff | !ask | 03:35 |
ubottu | Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 03:35 |
Jacobian | What do you need? | 03:35 |
Azazel-A2 | k. whats problem nutz | 03:35 |
ubuntufan | iFvwm:I am in china | 03:35 |
iFvwm | jschiff: i manage the cn channel | 03:35 |
skylar_ | http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5797104&posted=1#post5797104 | 03:35 |
skylar_ | if anyone can see the problem, perhaps quickly if you know apache2 and dyndns/ddclient... | 03:36 |
Azazel-A2 | that would be intresting, get floodbot to kick ubottu lmao | 03:36 |
jschiff | iFvwm: which channel is that? | 03:36 |
ubuntufan | why ubuntu China 'site cant open? | 03:36 |
iFvwm | jschiff: ubuntu-cn | 03:36 |
jschiff | iFvwm: oh cool | 03:36 |
pickthecrowdup | hello | 03:37 |
mn | hello | 03:37 |
pickthecrowdup | i know you guys will probably laugh about this.. but i am new to linux and have found gOS and am need of help. | 03:38 |
cherico | the offical nivida drivers i have been told are broken in hardy, and so i need to get from the site for my card, but i am not sure where to get from :( any help please | 03:38 |
kelvin911 | hi, is geubuntu part of ubuntu? | 03:38 |
cherico | 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV17 [GeForce4 420 Go] (rev a3) | 03:38 |
Azazel-A2 | anything with ubuntu is legally trademarked as ubuntu | 03:38 |
iFvwm | pickthecrowdup: gos is besed E16 | 03:38 |
pickthecrowdup | im not a genius when it comes to computers anyways | 03:38 |
pickthecrowdup | what does that mean? | 03:38 |
SebNaitsabes | goes is not Ubuntu | 03:39 |
pickthecrowdup | oh.. | 03:39 |
SebNaitsabes | this is ubuntu suppourt not gos suppourt however | 03:39 |
jrib | cherico: the nvidia drivers work fine for me in hardy from the repositories | 03:39 |
iFvwm | right | 03:39 |
pickthecrowdup | gotcha.. i thought it was based on ubuntu | 03:39 |
daklan | cherico: the nvidia drivers in hardy work fine with me | 03:39 |
pickthecrowdup | sorry | 03:39 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: ask away though, i'll try to help out | 03:40 |
pickthecrowdup | nobody is in the gos room.. | 03:40 |
pickthecrowdup | ok | 03:40 |
kelvin911 | http://opengeu.intilinux.com/Home_files/OpenGEU%20LC%20S02.jpg i think geubuntu is beautilful | 03:40 |
mn | jrib: where can I find out if I can use an nvidia driver with my hardware? | 03:40 |
jrib | !nvidia > mn | 03:40 |
ubottu | mn, please see my private message | 03:40 |
Scunizi | therealnanotube: check out http://paste.ubuntu.com/47312/ it's from some old notes I made getting xinerama to work on Dapper and will probably work on Feisty.. it's been a while | 03:40 |
pickthecrowdup | i need to access my c: drive and am running a live cd. i can't even eject the cd to access my cd rom | 03:40 |
jigp | kelvin911 : you bet | 03:40 |
Azazel-A2 | pickthecrowdup. Thats why I use ubuntu :) | 03:41 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: ah i see | 03:41 |
cherico | not for me cuz i get a big black empt spot on the right side of the desktop its as if it cant use the whole screen i cant use the resolution i use to use and i cant see the bottom of my screens i open | 03:41 |
mn | mk, thx jrib | 03:41 |
cherico | makes it hard to install stuff... | 03:41 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: what you need to do is mount your windows partition | 03:41 |
pickthecrowdup | i think i tried that | 03:41 |
juan-intrepid | if my kernels are missing from /boot how do i put them back there, ive done update-initramfs but i dont think thats enough | 03:41 |
BBLake | question: I have a dedicated linux hard drive. Should my grub.lst have ANYTHING that states windows/vista longhorn in it? (trying to determine reason for long boot times) | 03:41 |
Azazel-A2 | hi qweerty | 03:41 |
jigp | kelvin911 : how to put a icon dock there in the bottom? | 03:41 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: type fdisk -l | 03:41 |
daklan | oh wow, geos looks cool... in a windows 95 kind of way :) | 03:41 |
BBLake | jigp..avant window manager | 03:41 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: and let me see the output | 03:41 |
BBLake | check it out | 03:41 |
Azazel-A2 | ok, I have step by step instructions if you want to add tehe awn dock | 03:41 |
pickthecrowdup | type that here? | 03:41 |
Azazel-A2 | hardy? | 03:41 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: in a terminal | 03:42 |
jigp | BBLake : i dont have avant window manager in System :( | 03:42 |
vbman11 | does anyone here use stormbaan, this is the error I get when I run it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/47306/ | 03:42 |
pickthecrowdup | my c: drive is sda1 | 03:42 |
jschiff | ok so | 03:42 |
Azazel-A2 | you have to add repository to bottom of sources.list in /etc/apt then they will show up | 03:42 |
daklan | BBLake: won't make a difference. you can update your menu.lst and run update-grub if you want to test your guess | 03:42 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt | 03:42 |
juan-intrepid | BBLake: when is the delay in the boot bios? grub? spashscreen? login? | 03:43 |
Darkkish | yarr, I just plugged in my WUSB54G is it supposed to auto-recognize it or something? | 03:43 |
BBLake | no idea? i just believe an older kernel when i choose as default, boots quickly | 03:43 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: then your windows partition should be mounted on /mnt | 03:43 |
Scunizi | jigp: AWN = Avant window navigator.. it's in the repos.. | 03:43 |
BBLake | don't have access to any grub boot menu, or any start-up scripts..just black screen until the login window | 03:43 |
BBLake | tried to use the grubeditor, and start-up manager. (still working on the latter) | 03:44 |
daklan | BBLake: take a look at the contents of /var/log/messages. see if any errors were logged | 03:44 |
leighaquarius | jschiff, if his c: drive is ntfs.. won't u need to mount it with ntfs3g? | 03:44 |
kelvin911 | is awn the best dock? | 03:44 |
BBLake | can i just take out the most current kernels, and try to re-update? | 03:44 |
SebNaitsabes | no | 03:44 |
SebNaitsabes | cario dock is good | 03:44 |
jschiff | leighaquarius: no mount handles it fine | 03:44 |
BBLake | kelvin..i think so, there is cairo dock as well | 03:44 |
kelvin911 | which one uses less resources? | 03:44 |
leighaquarius | jschiff, sweet thnx | 03:45 |
juan-intrepid | if you install BUM it should let you choose to see a verbose startup without splash that will give you lots of text, if you look at what it slows down on that will give you a good place to start looking at | 03:45 |
jschiff | leighaquarius: if you want to be specific you can mount -t ntfs /dev/xxx /xxx | 03:45 |
pickthecrowdup | ok.. it says can't find /dev/sda1/mnt in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab | 03:45 |
jschiff | ah | 03:45 |
pickthecrowdup | do i have to sudo su? | 03:45 |
jschiff | you need a space | 03:45 |
Azazel-A2 | never tried others, I run awn | 03:45 |
jschiff | between the /dev/sda1 /mnt | 03:45 |
pickthecrowdup | oh | 03:45 |
tritium | pickthecrowdup: don't use sudo su. Use sudo -i. | 03:45 |
Darkkish | how do i make my WUSB54G work? | 03:45 |
juan-intrepid | BBLake: that may work, but i doubt it sudo aptitude reinstall linux-image-generic would be the command | 03:46 |
carandraug | jschiff: leighaquarius should you use -t ntfs-3g ? | 03:46 |
carandraug | Darkkish: you'll need ndiswrapper | 03:46 |
Darkkish | seriously? | 03:46 |
Jacobian | kelvin911: If I remember right, AWN requires compiz. I don't use compiz myself, because I don't to give the system resources. You might look into Cairo... | 03:46 |
carandraug | !ndiswrapper > Darkkish | 03:46 |
ubottu | Darkkish, please see my private message | 03:46 |
Darkkish | crap | 03:46 |
jschiff | carandraug: man mount and check the types if you want | 03:46 |
leighaquarius | carandraug, not sure.. i usually do all my windows partition mounting in fstab | 03:46 |
kelvin911 | but the icon in awn is always changing position when u click it | 03:46 |
carandraug | Darkkish: I did with mine. It's version 4 | 03:47 |
Azazel-A2 | hey ubuntu with compiz is only pulling 600 megs of ram, :( | 03:47 |
BBLake | juan...what about a more current update...would that possibly resolve it? | 03:47 |
kelvin911 | very annoying, it doesnt do that before | 03:47 |
BBLake | i'm on 19, but i hear .24 is in the repos? | 03:47 |
daklan | mount should try to autodetect the filesystem type | 03:47 |
pickthecrowdup | mount is denied because NTFS is marked to be in use | 03:47 |
Esquilo | I'm having a little problem with FlyBack... I configured it to backup my files in /media/disk-1, but it shows me that it can't found this device | 03:47 |
Darkkish | carandraug, how do i check what version mine is? | 03:47 |
BBLake | not sure which way to go. i don't want to have to stay on .14 for the faster boot if i can resolve it | 03:47 |
Azazel-A2 | I don;t think linux can reset ntfs dirty flag | 03:47 |
Esquilo | but it is configured and done | 03:47 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: hmm then it may already be mounted | 03:47 |
pickthecrowdup | let me add that the reason i am even using this is because windows took a dump | 03:47 |
Dusti[n] | Azazel-A2 its not pulling that much on mine maybe you should kill it and restart | 03:47 |
ushimitsudoki | Jacobian: awn requires a composting window manager in general, not compiz specifically | 03:47 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: what does mount say | 03:47 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: just plain simple mount | 03:47 |
daklan | Azazel-A2: you can force-mount it, but the flag will remain | 03:47 |
danbh_intrepid | BBLake: if you are talking kernels, yes, please update. The upgrade wont get rid of old kernels, so you can always fall back | 03:48 |
pickthecrowdup | mount | 03:48 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: sudo mount | 03:48 |
juan-intrepid | if my kernels are missing from /boot how do i put them back there, ive done update-initramfs but i dont think thats enough | 03:48 |
BBLake | quickest way to update? | 03:48 |
Azazel-A2 | awn, compiz, gnome, and all my eyecandy, thats about right | 03:48 |
danbh_intrepid | BBLake: update-manager | 03:48 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: if there is something in there that says /dev/sda1 then it's already mounted | 03:48 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel? | 03:48 |
pickthecrowdup | how do i copy and paste from xterm? | 03:48 |
carandraug | Darkkish: check around the wireless adaptor. Mine has it written beneath the sliding piece with the thing to glue to some place. There's loads of tutorials on how to get it working on the net | 03:48 |
jschiff | BBLake: apt-get update, apt-get upgrade | 03:48 |
danbh_intrepid | juan-intrepid: where did they go? | 03:48 |
fLufyz | hye guyz | 03:49 |
fLufyz | wat's up today | 03:49 |
* Azazel-A2 1.25 gigs ram. | 03:49 |
therealnanotube | Scunizi: yea, besides some nvidia-specific stuff, that's basically what mine looks like as well. the thing is, it basically works, just doesn't use the correct resolution on the external monitor... so i'm guessing i need to figure out what some of those warnings coming out of xorg.0.log mean... | 03:49 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: highlight over what you want, then right click on this window | 03:49 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: sorry i mean middle click | 03:49 |
jigp | Scunizi : done installing..i run System > Awn Manager nothing happen...how to setup this thing? thanks :) | 03:50 |
Azazel-A2 | besides only 64 meg video card, so I'm sure thats alot of it | 03:50 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: middle click in the text box and it should paste | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | proc on /proc type proc (rw) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | tmpfs on /lib/modules/2.6.22-10-generic/volatile type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | varrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,mode=0755) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | varlock on /var/lock type tmpfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,mode=1777) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | udev on /dev type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | devshm on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,gid=5,mode=620) | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | tmpfs on /tmp type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev) | 03:50 |
danbh_intrepid | !paste > pickthecrowdup | 03:50 |
ubottu | pickthecrowdup, please see my private message | 03:50 |
pickthecrowdup | wow.. | 03:50 |
jrib | pickthecrowdup: don't do that again please.... use paste.ubuntu.com | 03:50 |
danbh_intrepid | jrib: why did floodbot fail? | 03:51 |
Darkkish | carandraug, I'm pretty sure i just got it working with ndisgtk an nice gui, anywho it doesn't have a version anywhere, does that make it version 1? | 03:51 |
jigp | hello how to setup AWN Manager? like a dock desktop...im done isntall awn manager / navigator | 03:51 |
gnychis | `uname -r` says i am running 2.6.22-14-generic ... but i've done an update on linux-generic and GRUB still only has .22 , any ideas? | 03:51 |
pickthecrowdup | sorry | 03:51 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: hmm ok was that all of it? | 03:51 |
pickthecrowdup | yes | 03:51 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: so sda1 is not mounted :S | 03:51 |
yuwandong | hi,大家好,testing | 03:51 |
Azazel-A2 | gnychis. | 03:52 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: then i'm not too sure, and i'm tired so i gotta go i'm sorry | 03:52 |
pickthecrowdup | ok thanks for trying! | 03:52 |
Azazel-A2 | if wrong kernel is loading you can change the /boot/menu.list file to boot correct kernel | 03:52 |
jschiff | pickthecrowdup: no prob, hope you get the problem fixed | 03:52 |
jschiff | bye all | 03:52 |
carandraug | Darkkish: I don't think so. But if you got it working with ndisgtk (which sounds like a GUI version of ndisdwrapper), why are you asking? Did you made a fresh install? | 03:52 |
yuwandong | 有中国朋友嘛 | 03:52 |
gnychis | Azazel-A2: i would think that it would have upgraded grub menu | 03:52 |
ushimitsudoki | !cn | yuwandong | 03:53 |
ubottu | yuwandong: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道: #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw 或者 #ubuntu-hk | 03:53 |
kelvin911 | how to hide the mount partition in desktop? | 03:53 |
Darkkish | carandraug, I bet my tech teacher $10 I could hack his wep network :p | 03:53 |
favro | gnychis: try sudo update-grub | 03:53 |
Azazel-A2 | it should. but things happen. I used apt-get to install server, remvoe generic and had to manually correct menu.list, so it doesn't always work | 03:53 |
kelvin911 | i dual boot with windows xp and the c: and d: shows up in the desktop, how to hide it? | 03:53 |
Azazel-A2 | which desktop> | 03:54 |
Azazel-A2 | ? | 03:54 |
kelvin911 | in ubuntu | 03:54 |
kelvin911 | i want to hide them on other user account | 03:54 |
kelvin911 | and only shows up at the account i am using | 03:54 |
gnychis | favro: boom, thank! | 03:54 |
Azazel-A2 | make a mnt point in /mnt ie /mnt/c and /mnt/d and correct fstab media shows on desktop | 03:54 |
favro | np :) | 03:54 |
mn | Why can I not find OO.o-math?? | 03:55 |
kelvin911 | ? | 03:55 |
carandraug | pickthecrowdup: you need help mounting manually ntfs partitions? I can get you a hand, if you want. Pastebin the iutput of "df -h" and "sudo fdisk -l" | 03:55 |
Azazel-A2 | kelvin, try this. open a terminal window | 03:55 |
Grenyaris | anyone know of a reliable SATA RAID Hardware controller (not fake raid, but the real thing) ? | 03:55 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: stand by | 03:55 |
Esquilo | Have anybody here used FlyBack? | 03:56 |
Azazel-A2 | kelivn still here? | 03:56 |
daklan | Grenyaris: i had experience with promise adapters. they're not the best, but are pretty much reliable | 03:56 |
kelvin911 | yea? | 03:56 |
kelvin911 | do i just edit the fstab? | 03:56 |
kelvin911 | i just dont want them to appear on the desktop for some user account | 03:57 |
Azazel-A2 | yes. but move the mount from media which is auto to /mnt/c and /mnt/d which will not show on desktop | 03:57 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: PATA? SATA? SCSI? | 03:57 |
Azazel-A2 | .. /media/anything puts an icon on desktop | 03:58 |
Grenyaris | SATA, the real hardware controller thing, not the fake raid... | 03:58 |
kelvin911 | ok | 03:58 |
carandraug | kelvin911: Azazel-A2 wouldn't it be easier to just tell nautilus to not show mounted partitions in the desktop? Gimme a minutes and I'll find that option in gconf-editor | 03:58 |
LSD|Ninja | Grenyaris: 3ware have a decent rep | 03:58 |
daklan | Grenyaris: can't remember the model, but it's got 8 SATA ports and great linux support | 03:58 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: PCI? PCI-E? | 03:58 |
DxC | Hi guys, me again...Heh...Anyway, I was wondering if there's a way to change my username in ubuntu? (*Not* my 'Real Name') | 03:58 |
kelvin911 | but what if i want them to show on my account but not the account for others? | 03:58 |
Azazel-A2 | carandraug, perhaps, but its not correct solution for a perminately mounted drive | 03:58 |
Grenyaris | PCI or PCIe | 03:58 |
Azazel-A2 | windows c and d are part of his file system not media | 03:59 |
LSD|Ninja | Grenyaris: 3ware do both now I believe | 03:59 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816116030 | 03:59 |
kelvin911 | because i dont want my gf mess with c: and d: | 03:59 |
Azazel-A2 | if you put them in mnt make a private directory and chown it to just you and she can't get to them | 03:59 |
LSD|Ninja | Grenyaris: If you're serious about this though you may want to consider a SAS RAID controller. You can put SATA discs on it to begin with but have the option to go SAS later on | 03:59 |
amrik | Hi I need a little help with firefox | 04:00 |
carandraug | Azazel-A2: you think? Why not? I may be wrong but it doesn't matter where it is mounted, it's gnome who's configured to show an icon on the desktop, you just turn that option off. | 04:00 |
amrik | the mimetype for opening rm files is set to realplayer but i uninstalled realplayer; how can I reset it back to the way it was ie. get it to default to totem? | 04:00 |
Azazel-A2 | because he might want to see his mp3 player someday | 04:00 |
Jacobian | DxC: It looks like this will help you change the username: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-change-rename-user-name-id/ | 04:00 |
kelvin911 | carandraug: how to trun it off? | 04:00 |
kelvin911 | turn* | 04:00 |
DxC | Jacobian - I'll check that out | 04:00 |
Azazel-A2 | you turn it off, you loose usb drives on desktop | 04:01 |
mneptok | Azazel-A2: "lose" O:) | 04:01 |
Azazel-A2 | noted ;) | 04:01 |
mneptok | (pet peeve) | 04:01 |
kelvin911 | maybe i will figure this out later | 04:01 |
kelvin911 | anyway how come movie has screen tearing? | 04:02 |
kelvin911 | is it the compiz? | 04:02 |
Azazel-A2 | kelvin, my suggestion is fstab and mount them off something like /mnt/windows/what ever and make windows chown for you only so gf can;t see mount points | 04:02 |
Grenyaris | Thanks guys, I will look into the 3ware ones, they have a raid 6 and 10 supporter, and that is where I was going to go...also one with SAS, but I don't really wanna spend over $800...however...well, I gotta do what I gotta do... | 04:02 |
carandraug | kelvin911: Azazel-A2 is right. You'll also lose usb drives on desktop. If you want to, open gconf-editor and go to Apps > Nautilus > Desktop | 04:02 |
Grenyaris | Next question... | 04:02 |
Grenyaris | Is there a "parental control" suite for Linux? | 04:02 |
kelvin911 | i dont wanna lose usb | 04:02 |
kelvin911 | i have many usb external drives | 04:02 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: to filter web content? | 04:03 |
Azazel-A2 | kelvin fstab | 04:03 |
Azazel-A2 | only viable solution | 04:03 |
Azazel-A2 | yes mneptok I know | 04:03 |
Grenyaris | yes | 04:03 |
Grenyaris | I need to filter web stuff... | 04:03 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: http://www.opendns.com/ <--- do it at the DNS level | 04:03 |
Jacobian | amrik: Did you get your question answered yet? | 04:03 |
Grenyaris | I have heard about "Dan's Guardian" ... | 04:03 |
danbh_intrepid | Grenyaris: you should look into the Christian Ubuntu. It has lots of censorship apps | 04:04 |
kelvin911 | UUID=6AA0A5CBA0A59DD7 /media/sda1 ntfs defaults,umask=007,gid=46 0 1 <------- do i change /media/sda1 to /mnt/c ?? | 04:04 |
mneptok | Grenyaris: don't bother. use OpenDNS and protect any and all devices on your network. | 04:04 |
amrik | Jacobian: no not as yet | 04:04 |
Azazel-A2 | ok, first make /mount/windows then make /mnt/windows/c and d | 04:04 |
Azazel-A2 | you;ll understand the /windows in 1 sec | 04:04 |
amrik | Jacobian: basically my real problem is i made the mistake of installing real player | 04:04 |
kelvin911 | and do i have to manually mkdir /mnt/c ?? | 04:04 |
Grenyaris | Ok, thanks, I will look into OpenDNS... | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | sudo -s | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | mkdir /mnt/windows | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | mkdir /mnt/windows/c | 04:05 |
amrik | Jacobian: and now i am trying to get rid of the last traces of it. one of these traces is that it tries to default to /home/amrik/RealPlayer/realplayer to playback real media files | 04:05 |
kelvin911 | why /mnt/windows? | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | chown root:your_user_name /mnt/windows | 04:05 |
Jacobian | amrik: You can set this in Firefox, by going to: Edit->Preferences, and then Applications | 04:05 |
kelvin911 | why not just /mnt/c and /mnt/d ? | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | chmod a-rwx /mnt/windows | 04:05 |
Azazel-A2 | gf can't see them now | 04:06 |
amrik | Jacobian: oh i see the menu. but it isnt letting me get rid of the realplayer option | 04:07 |
Azazel-A2 | chmod ug+rwx /mnt/windows | 04:07 |
SebNaitsabes | !mount | 04:07 |
ubottu | For help with partitioning a new install see: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/switching/installing-partitioning.html - For partitioning programs see !GParted or !QTParted - Other partitioning topics include !fstab !home and !swap | 04:07 |
Azazel-A2 | :D | 04:07 |
pickthecrowdup | !mount | 04:07 |
iFvwm | !fdisk | 04:08 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about fdisk | 04:08 |
Jacobian | amrik: There should be two columns, Content Type on the left, and Application on the right. If you click on the line with Application, are you able to change the Application that is used? | 04:08 |
amrik | oh i see now | 04:08 |
kelvin911 | if i delete file in c: by deleting it using gui, does it move the file to c:\.trash ? | 04:08 |
Jacobian | amrik: Ah, excellent :) | 04:08 |
amrik | Jacobian: however it still has RealPlayer as the default value | 04:08 |
amrik | Jacobian: not quite sure what the realplayer install script did to make it this way but I would like to undo that | 04:09 |
kelvin911 | and what if i do rm /media/sda1/myfile? does it gone 4ever? | 04:09 |
Azazel-A2 | no I beleive it will be ~/.local/share/Trash/files as mnt is part of your filesystem and not media | 04:09 |
Jacobian | amrik: I would manually change Firefox back, to make sure that it opens with the Application you like. Then you can go to Synaptic, and see if there are any other files that could be deleted. By default, Ubuntu leaves the configuration files when you uninstall a program. But you can remove them through Synaptic (or the command line). | 04:10 |
Azazel-A2 | kelvin. I suggest you add an alias line to .bashrc | 04:10 |
pickthecrowdup | help sudo apt-get | 04:10 |
kelvin911 | what alias line? | 04:10 |
vaportrail124 | anyone know how to use ssh in ubuntu, namely with a haxed iphone | 04:11 |
Azazel-A2 | in alias section add alias rm='mv --target-directory=~/.local/share/Trash/files' then if you use rm is moves delted files to trash barrel and you can empty them on desktop. good for accidental rm *'s and stuff | 04:11 |
kelvin911 | my c: now is mounted to /media/sda1, if i do rm -r /media/sda1/* what happen? | 04:11 |
Azazel-A2 | bad idea. umount /media/sda1 | 04:11 |
amrik | Jacobian: alright I guess I can live with having an entry in that menu that does nothing. =\ but lesson learned, never install crapware knowingly | 04:11 |
Jacobian | amrik: There should be an option to Open with another application... you should be enter Totem there | 04:12 |
kelvin911 | even if the file is moved to ~/.local/share/Trash/files if i undelete will the file goes back to the original dir? | 04:12 |
Azazel-A2 | .. /media/sda1 folder is not a real mount point and will disapear after umount | 04:12 |
emanuel1 | hello | 04:12 |
Jacobian | amrik: Sorry it got changed on you | 04:12 |
Azazel-A2 | proof. eject /media/sda1 also will work | 04:12 |
jigp | hello how to setup a dock icons in ubuntu 8? | 04:12 |
jigp | hello how to setup a dock icons in ubuntu 8? - i already downloaded awn manager/navigator | 04:13 |
Azazel-A2 | how do eject a hd. lol | 04:13 |
kelvin911 | what eject /media/sda1 does? | 04:13 |
Mu5 | /,,,,\_____________/,,,,\ | 04:13 |
Mu5 | |,( )/,,,,,,,,,,,,,\( ),| | 04:13 |
Mu5 | \__,,,,___,,,,,___,,,,__/ | 04:13 |
Jacobian | jigp: Check out AWN or Cairo for the dock | 04:13 |
Mu5 | /,,,/(')\,,,/(')\,,,\ | 04:13 |
Mu5 | |,,,,___ _____ ___,,,,| | 04:13 |
Mu5 | |,,,/ \\o_o// \,,,| | 04:13 |
Mu5 | |,,| | |,,| | 04:13 |
iFvwm | lala | 04:13 |
Mu5 | |,,| \__/|\__/ |,,| | 04:13 |
emanuel1 | i just installed ubuntu what program do i use to install new software? | 04:13 |
Mu5 | \,,\ \_/ /,,/ | 04:13 |
Mu5 | \__\___________/__/ | 04:13 |
sdwrage | uh oh | 04:13 |
sdwrage | I smell banhammer | 04:13 |
jigp | jacobian : i already installed awn | 04:13 |
danbh_intrepid | see, floodbots are broken | 04:14 |
iFvwm | jigp: simdock or adesklets | 04:14 |
Azazel-A2 | .. //media/anything is considered removable media, thats why I suggest /mnt in lieu of | 04:14 |
Jacobian | jigp: I don't use awn myself... perhaps someone else can help? | 04:14 |
Azazel-A2 | I got awn running | 04:14 |
iFvwm | awn need compiz jigp | 04:14 |
pancho | um, i need some help | 04:14 |
pancho | with my webcam | 04:15 |
pancho | i made it work | 04:15 |
Mu5 | /~~~\ | 04:15 |
Mu5 | -/ \--\. | 04:15 |
Mu5 | ./ `. | 04:15 |
Mu5 | .-/ |\ | 04:15 |
Mu5 | / / \ | 04:15 |
Mu5 | .-/ \ | 04:15 |
iFvwm | lala | 04:15 |
* jrib sighs | 04:15 |
pancho | the video is ok, but the built in mic doesn't work | 04:15 |
daklan | oh gosh, this dude is really pesky | 04:15 |
jigp | iFvwm how to run compiz? | 04:15 |
pancho | its a logitech quickcam | 04:15 |
emanuel1 | is this where i get ubuntu help??????????? | 04:15 |
iFvwm | jigp: ....so big topic | 04:15 |
Starnestommy | emanuel1: yes | 04:15 |
dryrot | yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 04:15 |
jrib | emanuel1: yes, just ask the channel your question | 04:16 |
pancho | can someone help me with this? | 04:16 |
iFvwm | i like someone flood. | 04:16 |
kelvin911 | i also got awn installed | 04:16 |
pancho | o.O | 04:16 |
emanuel1 | i just installed ubuntu what program do i use to install new software? | 04:16 |
kelvin911 | its beautiful | 04:16 |
jrib | !software > emanuel1 | 04:16 |
ubottu | emanuel1, please see my private message | 04:16 |
pancho | um, help? | 04:16 |
kelvin911 | almost like osx but osx dock is way better | 04:16 |
daklan | emanuel1: synaptic, aptitude, dselect, apt | 04:16 |
Jacobian | pancho: If nobody here knows, you might try the Ubuntu forums! | 04:16 |
Azazel-A2 | I wrote an nvida script that gets everything and updates all files. its installs everything including ubuntu-desktop if necessary :) Wrote it from scratch. works nice. | 04:17 |
pancho | XD | 04:17 |
Azazel-A2 | one command and you get evrything | 04:17 |
pancho | its just a little issue with my webcam's built in mic | 04:17 |
daklan | pancho: it might be that support is only available for the video feed, not the audio feed | 04:17 |
pancho | just that :S | 04:17 |
emanuel1 | thanx ........................respect | 04:17 |
emanuel1 | one love | 04:17 |
nkei0 | anyone here use vuze? | 04:17 |
pancho | i have seen other people using the voice thing, but can't find any tutorial | 04:18 |
kelvin911 | nkei0: azureus?? | 04:18 |
oupa | Hi. I'm trying to create an openssl CA, following this howto: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSSL. I get an error: Unable to load config info from /home... The file is there, so why can't openssl find it? | 04:18 |
daklan | pancho: if that's the case, there's gotta be someone who cared to write about it | 04:18 |
BBLake | OK, so why do some kernel's take forever to boot, and other kernel | 04:18 |
nkei0 | kelvin911: nah, Vuze, it's basically the same thing though, Vuze is the java version that's all pretty | 04:19 |
BBLake | 's boot quick | 04:19 |
BBLake | ?? | 04:19 |
kelvin911 | i installed vuze in windows in a new pc. i think it has lots of useless feature | 04:19 |
kelvin911 | the old 1 is a lot better | 04:19 |
nkei0 | i just liked how easy it was to access all of the HD content on vuze with it | 04:20 |
Jacobian | oupa: It might be that there is a problem with the data inside the CA that is preventing it from being loaded. Is there any way you could check the contents? | 04:20 |
daklan | any bittorrent feature other than file sharing is useless | 04:20 |
kelvin911 | daklan: yes | 04:20 |
gbear14275 | hey guys, I'm getting LBA and CHS mismatch errors after I partition my dual boot setup and when I rewrite the MBR using testdisk it skips my grub bootloader and boots right to windows... | 04:20 |
gbear14275 | any ideas or anyone come across this problem before? | 04:20 |
carandraug | daklan: selective download is not useless | 04:21 |
danbh_intrepid | daklan: thanks for your opinion, but thats not true, nor particularly relevant to #ubuntu | 04:21 |
kelvin911 | i like torrent client jsut be torrent client, not file browser or internet browser | 04:21 |
blogger08 | any good, firefox extension to download youtube video? | 04:21 |
oupa | jacobian: I don't know of a way. only eyeballs. it looks right to me | 04:21 |
nkei0 | daklan: Yeah, but all of the content on vuze is legal, so i like that part... | 04:21 |
kelvin911 | or even media player | 04:21 |
gbear14275 | daklan... newcomer to bittorrent huh? | 04:21 |
Azazel-A2 | they all beat the windows dock | 04:22 |
oupa | jacobian: the openssl site says that this erro means that the file is not found | 04:22 |
Jacobian | oupa: Well, the main things I can think of that might prevent the file from opening are unexpected permissions or a file path problem. Could either of those be the problem? | 04:22 |
daklan | gbear14275: not quite. just don't care about "features" | 04:22 |
nkei0 | danbh_intrepid: Anyways, I was wondering if anyone knew of a sound way to get vuze to work with ubuntu 8.04, i had it working earlier today but my dual boot with windows crashed everything so now i'm ubuntu only | 04:22 |
kelvin911 | i dont use torrent anymore | 04:22 |
kelvin911 | torrent is slow most of the time | 04:22 |
gbear14275 | what do you consider "features"? | 04:22 |
blogger08 | anyone | 04:22 |
gbear14275 | torrents are slow? compared to what kelvin? | 04:22 |
chubs | blogger08, search the firefox extensions page | 04:22 |
iFvwm | kelvin911: benliud is good software on bottorrent. | 04:23 |
kelvin911 | rapidshare | 04:23 |
Azazel-A2 | not for firefox 3 or better :( | 04:23 |
kelvin911 | i can download rapidshare at 1250 KB/s | 04:23 |
iFvwm | or rtorrent | 04:23 |
kelvin911 | compare to torrent 60KB/s most of the time | 04:23 |
blogger08 | its not there, but there is one i use but cant remember the namechubs, | 04:23 |
oupa | jaconian: the file is in my home directory and I'm running openssl as me and I'm using the full path | 04:24 |
oupa | jacobian: the file is in my home directory and I'm running openssl as me and I'm using the full path | 04:24 |
gbear14275 | well if you can find everything on rapidshare at 1250kbps then i'd go for it then | 04:24 |
kelvin911 | not everything but almost | 04:24 |
bazhang | please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic | 04:25 |
kelvin911 | movies, games, computer stuffs, etc | 04:25 |
Jacobian | oupa: Are you using absolute paths beginning with a '/'? | 04:25 |
oupa | jacobian: yes | 04:25 |
Jacobian | oupa: And it sounds like you've already checked for spelling errors | 04:25 |
oupa | jacobian: yes | 04:25 |
gbear14275 | ok, so having problems getting a dualboot online after partitioning... anyone have any dualboot experience in here? | 04:25 |
Wolf23 | hello friends | 04:26 |
kelvin911 | i dual boot | 04:26 |
Jacobian | oupa: I wonder if you could check the logs, and see if there was an access attempt at another location? | 04:26 |
oupa | jacobian: I cut and paste the path from the error message and open the file with nano | 04:26 |
bazhang | gbear14275, did you install xp second | 04:26 |
BBLake | !kernels | 04:26 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about kernels | 04:26 |
Wolf23 | somebody help me please! | 04:26 |
gbear14275 | kelvin, you ever run into any chs and lba mismatch errors? | 04:26 |
Jacobian | oupa: That would tell you where the certificate was expected to be | 04:26 |
gbear14275 | no, xp first then ubuntu afterwards | 04:26 |
chubs | !anyone | Wolf23 | 04:26 |
ubottu | Wolf23: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 04:26 |
Jacobian | oupa: Hmm, I see | 04:26 |
kelvin911 | gbear14275: what? | 04:26 |
bazhang | gbear14275, what is the exact prob then | 04:26 |
gbear14275 | partition out some extra space and run testdisk.... come back with a slew of chs and lba mismatches | 04:26 |
Jacobian | oupa: All right, you're running this from your own user, and the file was also created by you? | 04:27 |
oupa | jacobian: yes | 04:27 |
gbear14275 | would like to fix them but this is the second time that after rewriting the mbr its killed my boot partition | 04:27 |
Wolf23 | chubs: thanx : ) , but please i have a video .avi and i want to cut from it the begining of the movie,how can i do this on ubuntu plz? | 04:27 |
Jacobian | oupa: Is there any chance the certificate is being accessed by root? I know with apache, the server is started by root, and then switches over the user account that you specify. | 04:27 |
Azazel-A2 | boot partition is not in mbr... | 04:27 |
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gbear14275 | hmm... maybe thats my problem... | 04:28 |
justin__ | does anyone know how to make a crt monitor support more than 60hz on any resolution? | 04:28 |
gbear14275 | so if I use testdisk to rewrite an mbr is it going to automatically default whatever partition its running to be the default boot? | 04:28 |
oupa | jacobian: there is no certificate yet. I am trying to create a CA which I will use to create the certificate | 04:28 |
Azazel-A2 | you need to add both boots to your menu.list for grub | 04:29 |
Circs | After a bit my ubuntu starts experiencing huge slowdowns and begins making excessive use of virtual memory, I have 768 megs of ram and was wondering why this is happening | 04:29 |
keevie | can anyone here help with mysql and torrentflux-b4rt? | 04:29 |
oupa | jacobian: I just tried running openssl with sudo. it seems to work | 04:29 |
gbear14275 | azazel... I can get the menu to load right and show both the boot options... but I'd like to be able to fix the chs and lba mismatches... is that something I'm just going to have to overlook with a dualboot? | 04:29 |
Jacobian | oupa: Hmm, very interesting | 04:29 |
danbh_intrepid | Circs: try usiiing top to check what is eating the memory | 04:29 |
Jacobian | oupa: It sounds like you solved it | 04:30 |
nlksg | how to get back Add/Remove application on Applications menu? | 04:30 |
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danbh_intrepid | nlksg: right click | 04:30 |
Guest16753 | Hi. Does anyone know if it is bad to shutdown a system with an encrypted loopback mounted? | 04:30 |
carandraug | nlksg: System > Preferences > Start Menu | 04:30 |
Azazel-A2 | circs, how much memory is being used just sitting at desktop. I noted there is a huge disparity between top and the memory tool in gnome. top always does that where the memory evaporates, but the memory monitor in gnomestill shows it free | 04:30 |
BBLake | where do i learn about kernels? | 04:30 |
BBLake | !kernels | 04:30 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about kernels | 04:30 |
oupa | jacobian: yeah, it's not ideal but maybe that's how it's supposed to be. would be nice if the howto said so :) | 04:30 |
Jacobian | nlksg: System -> Preferences -> Main Menu will let you get Add/Remove back again | 04:31 |
justin__ | !monitor frequency | 04:31 |
ubottu | Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 04:31 |
oupa | jacobian: Thanks for the help | 04:31 |
keevie | can anyone here help with mysql and torrentflux-b4rt? | 04:31 |
Jacobian | oupa: I'm glad you got it, oupa | 04:31 |
justin__ | !frequency | 04:31 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about frequency | 04:31 |
justin__ | !hertz | 04:31 |
BBLake | I don't understand why one kernel is slow, and the other is fast | 04:31 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about hertz | 04:31 |
justin__ | !hz | 04:31 |
Jacobian | oupa: It was smart of you to think of that :) | 04:31 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about hz | 04:31 |
Circs | Azazel-A2: Well even the gnome system monitor says 93% or more is used but doesn't show what app has it | 04:31 |
Azazel-A2 | bblake, depends what is in kernel | 04:31 |
nlksg | Jacobian : i dont' have that entry also :( | 04:31 |
Azazel-A2 | go to terminal and type top | 04:31 |
BBLake | how can i determine that? | 04:32 |
Azazel-A2 | that will show what app has it | 04:32 |
Jacobian | nlksg: What do you have in your main menu? | 04:32 |
Circs | Azazel-A2: I should probably wait until i encounter the issue again then huh. | 04:32 |
Azazel-A2 | no, you now know how to figure it out lol | 04:32 |
Wolf23 | chubs: any result? | 04:32 |
gbear14275 | azazel, any ideas | 04:32 |
gbear14275 | ? | 04:32 |
nlksg | Jacobian: i think i some how removed from synaptic | 04:32 |
Azazel-A2 | sorry gbear, on what wasn't paying attention | 04:33 |
carandraug | nlksg: you can add that menu back to your panel. Right click on it and select add to panel and search for the Start menu | 04:33 |
Jacobian | nlksg: If there is no main menu at all, you can right click on a toolbar, and then choose Add to Panel. There are two different menus that you can include in your toolbar. | 04:33 |
chubs | Wolf23, sorry. try avidemux | 04:33 |
Circs | Azazel-A2: It says 741732k total 674788k used | 04:33 |
BBLake | azazel - if i delete out all the kernels but the one i'm using (the one that works), can i upgrade without having issues? | 04:33 |
chubs | wobblyw1, | 04:33 |
gbear14275 | oh I said I was able to build my grub menu so it showed both boot options correctly but I was hoping to figure out how to resolve the chs and lba mismatches | 04:33 |
BBLake | the one i'm using is .14 all the rest are newer, but don't function well | 04:33 |
chubs | Wolf23, sudo apt-get install avidemux | 04:33 |
Circs | Azazel-A2: And I just have my chat client and one firefox window open | 04:33 |
slango | can anyone help me answer a gnome question: I completely hosed my gnome configuration, and now, I get no panels, window decorations etc, and I'm presented with tons of error messages reading "An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for gnome-component-name-here. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly." | 04:34 |
Azazel-A2 | you need what ever kernel is in your sources for apt | 04:34 |
tienhn | I have some question about SATA disk performance on ubuntu. Anyone here is an expert in this topic? | 04:34 |
slango | I'd be happy to just refresh the entire thing | 04:34 |
BBLake | hmmm. interesting. So my system might be using more than one kernel at a time? | 04:34 |
Wolf23 | chubs: ok i have it installed | 04:34 |
Jacobian | nlksg: Let me know if that works. If it's removed from synaptic, then I can give you the command you need to reinstall it. | 04:34 |
Azazel-A2 | my machine is around 600 meg maybe more w/ firefox. I had 1 gig, added just another 1/4 gig and it got 10x better | 04:34 |
ajai | hi.i have a question on network connection in ubuntu | 04:34 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Your sources look fine. And, it looks to be a bug in something. Let me take a look to see if there's a workaround | 04:35 |
BBLake | so i just default my system to the old one to boot from, and leave everything else as is? | 04:35 |
ajai | i seems having problem in my roaming in ubuntu | 04:35 |
danbh_intrepid | !home > slango I say, have a separate /home, then you can just reinstall | 04:35 |
ubottu | slango, please see my private message | 04:35 |
chubs | Wolf23, i don't have it installed right now and don't know it off of the top of my head. It should be trivial to just trim the beginning of a video though | 04:35 |
carandraug | nlksg: you can check if you have it installed or not by running "gnome-app-install" in the terminal | 04:35 |
Guest16753 | BBLake, no. Unless you switch between two, you probably only use one and the others have just not been removed. At least, that was true in debian. | 04:35 |
Circs | Azazel-A2: That seems a little extreme | 04:35 |
nlksg | Jacobian: can you give me the command to reinstall? | 04:35 |
ThipThip | I need a little help brainstorming. Yesterday (and even earlier today) I was able to play warcraft iii with no problems whatsoever. Then, later today, when I came home from work, it started exhibiting the following behavior: It will load fine, but every so often, seemingly at random, it will lock up very tight for between 5 and 20 seconds. I cannot move the mouse during this time. I've tried everything I can think of. Anybody h | 04:35 |
ThipThip | ave any ideas? | 04:35 |
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Flannel | Nutzebahn: Let me know when you're around. There appears to be a workaround here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cyrus-sasl2/+bug/194140 | 04:35 |
ThipThip | (using wine, btw, of course) | 04:35 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 194140 in cyrus-sasl2 "Dependency cycle prevents upgrade of libsasl2-2" [Undecided,New] | 04:35 |
Azazel-A2 | why do you think macs have 2+ gigs for all the eye candy. compiz is memory hog | 04:35 |
ajai | whenever i bring up the network connection box, it gives me two checkbox for Wirelss and Wired connection. | 04:36 |
chetnick | Circs, paste your "top" output on http://pastebin.com/ | 04:36 |
slango | danbh_intrepid: not a bad idea, but that's not really an option at this point | 04:36 |
Wolf23 | chubs: ok i try, thank u :) | 04:36 |
BBLake | i just don't want to delete the ones that don't work, and the one that DOES work not work...(i know that makes sense) | 04:36 |
ajai | but i only wanted wirlress connection..even thougb i uncheck the wired ..but it is not workiong | 04:36 |
danbh_intrepid | slango: why not? | 04:36 |
Jacobian | nlksg: Were you able to try carandraug's suggestion? | 04:36 |
Azazel-A2 | ubuntu 8.04 out of the box w/ no advance effects manager is like 250 megs of ram | 04:36 |
anonusr | BBLake: what? is the kernel you are using now working? | 04:36 |
slango | danbh_intrepid: don't have a free partition for it, and I'd have to do a lot of partition resizing and juggling to get all of my data copied over | 04:36 |
slango | I'm not running on a very large hard drive here, so moving partitions after the fact is a big pain | 04:37 |
Azazel-A2 | bblake what kernel are you using? | 04:37 |
Flannel | Azazel-A2: out of the box includes effects. | 04:37 |
BBLake | .14 is the one that boots nicely | 04:37 |
Circs | chetnick: Not to sound like an idiot, but it doesn't seem to want to let me copy/paste | 04:37 |
ajai | anyone? | 04:37 |
BBLake | anything .18 , or .19 etc. takes 12 minutes to boot | 04:37 |
Azazel-A2 | I guess since I hadn't immediately loaded restricted drivers they never loaded lol | 04:37 |
nlksg | Jacobian: no, can't also | 04:37 |
chetnick | try top > top.txt | 04:37 |
danbh_intrepid | slango: yeah, if you are low on disk space... | 04:37 |
anonusr | BBLake: 2.6.14? | 04:37 |
ThipThip | ajai: What do you mean it is not working? | 04:37 |
Azazel-A2 | bblake uname -a plz | 04:38 |
ajai | it is not connection | 04:38 |
slango | danbh_intrepid: yeah, I'd have to resize a gigabyte at a time | 04:38 |
ajai | *connecting | 04:38 |
chetnick | Circs, try , "top > top.txt" and than opent top.txt file and copy | 04:38 |
ajai | i check ed with ifconfig | 04:38 |
slango | and it'd take twenty resizes | 04:38 |
slango | by that time, I'm sure I'd have lost something | 04:38 |
ajai | and the eth0 and eth1 gives me no packets Rx and Tx | 04:38 |
RickZilla | Ok, just so I get this straight...d/l ubuntu, install it, then d/l the edubuntu addition and install that. Do I understand that correctly? | 04:38 |
ajai | only on the local loopback i have seen some figures for rx and tx packets | 04:38 |
BBLake | that's right | 04:38 |
Flannel | RickZilla: That's correct. | 04:39 |
Azazel-A2 | bblake you running generic, server etc | 04:39 |
chubs | Circs, could also highlight it and middle click in a text field | 04:39 |
Azazel-A2 | i386 | 04:39 |
Flannel | RickZilla: And you don't necessarily need an edubuntu CD, you can install straight from the repositories. | 04:39 |
BBLake | how do i determine the exact kernel so i can post it | 04:39 |
Circs | chetnick: I put that in and then where does the file go? | 04:39 |
chetnick | BBLake, uname -a | 04:39 |
anonusr | BBLake: uname -a. Also, what version of ubuntu are you using? | 04:39 |
RickZilla | really..I'll have to look into that...thanks Flannel | 04:39 |
Jacobian | nlksg: Try this: sudo apt-get gnome-main-menu | 04:39 |
chetnick | Circs, in the current directory | 04:39 |
carandraug | nlksg: what happens then you run "gnome-app-install" in the terminal? Are you using gnome? | 04:40 |
Azazel-A2 | I am interested in his complaint thats the new kernel is slower | 04:40 |
visu | hello every body | 04:40 |
Flannel | RickZilla: Everything on the addon CD is also in the repos (although I'm not sure what sort of metapackages it has) | 04:40 |
ajai | any idea? | 04:40 |
Circs | chetnick: Well it just stops and doesn't give me a new line or a file | 04:40 |
anonusr | Azazel-A2, on powerpc's some of the newer kernels had a major sound bug that cause major system slowdowns. | 04:40 |
RickZilla | Flannel: Too late, I just finished downloading it. :-) Glad I've got some options though! | 04:40 |
nlksg | carandraug: if i type "gnome-app-install" will say is currently not installed | 04:41 |
Singer | hello | 04:41 |
carandraug | nlksg: anyway, to install it "sudo apt-get install gnome-app-install" | 04:41 |
chetnick | Circs, thats ok you will have output in file. Just do now ctrl - c | 04:41 |
Azazel-A2 | bblake you on i386 or powerpc? | 04:41 |
chetnick | ctrl + c | 04:41 |
carandraug | nlksg: are you using gnome? | 04:41 |
tienhn | Hello. On a Lenovo laptop T61p with SATA AHCI controller. File copy at the speed of 20Mbytes/sec is this typical? | 04:41 |
Singer | I have a problem - I got my bluetooth mouse to work; but I have to turn on/off the mice everytime my PC reboots | 04:41 |
Singer | can anyone help? | 04:41 |
Circs | chetnick: I must be doing something wrong | 04:41 |
nlksg | carandraug: yes, i am sure i am using gnome | 04:42 |
gbear14275 | anyone resolve lba and chs errors before? | 04:42 |
chetnick | Circs, ok follow me now. | 04:42 |
* Circs follow chetnick | 04:42 |
carandraug | nlksg: then run that to install it. Should work | 04:42 |
nlksg | carandraug: thank, now started installing | 04:42 |
chetnick | Circs, First open terminal. Than type "top > top.txt" than open home folder and find top.txt file. Open it and copy. | 04:42 |
Circs | chetnick: Oh ty, I was being dumb sorry | 04:43 |
nlksg | Thank every one!! i just get it back :D | 04:43 |
chetnick | Circs, np | 04:43 |
anonusr | while waiting for bblake, does anyone know if it's safe to leave encrypted lookbacks mounted at shutdown? | 04:43 |
anonusr | unmounting them can be annoying. | 04:44 |
Azazel-A2 | encrypted lookbacks? | 04:44 |
Azazel-A2 | lost me | 04:44 |
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Singer | anyoe? | 04:44 |
Circs | chetnick: http://pastebin.com/m6d6fc8d1 (Hope it makes more sense to you than me) | 04:45 |
Singer | this is buggering the hell out of me | 04:45 |
Azazel-A2 | the normal shutdown unmounts everything I believe | 04:45 |
anonusr | yeah. basically I use losetup so I can use a file as a device. Then I can use cryptsetup as though it were an encrypted harddisk. | 04:45 |
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Azazel-A2 | linux should unmount all mount points during shutdown | 04:46 |
Azazel-A2 | its in fstab right | 04:46 |
anonusr | nope, I mount it manually, as necessary. | 04:46 |
Singer | anyone? | 04:46 |
chetnick | Singer, you need to turn off and on mouse or bluetooth? | 04:46 |
Singer | chetnick: I have to turn the mouse off and then on again | 04:46 |
Singer | then it works | 04:46 |
Azazel-A2 | add it as a manul mount in fstab then it will unmount when you shut down | 04:46 |
Azazel-A2 | if mounted | 04:47 |
chetnick | Singer, hold up | 04:47 |
chubs | anonusr, add noauto to the options | 04:47 |
zigzag2 | can someone tell me what the name of the codec to view real media video files is? .rmvb | 04:47 |
anonusr | wait, does automatic unmounting require fstab, or does it do it for everything? I ask because it wasn't the mount I was worried about as much as the losetup and cryptsetup steps. | 04:47 |
Azazel-A2 | I don't know answer, so safe bet is add it to fstab. I'm sure on that one | 04:48 |
Azazel-A2 | plus less typing to mount it again! | 04:48 |
chetnick | Singer, here is a good link where it says how to setup your mouse to start automatically when you startup. http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-582186.html | 04:48 |
Azazel-A2 | mount /mountpoint/directry | 04:48 |
chubs | anonusr, no reason not to add it to fstab, but i think everything is unmounted | 04:48 |
Singer | chetnick: I've followed this -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=227057 (except without the keyboard part as I only have mouse) | 04:48 |
anonusr | okay. does anyone know how to add a block file into fstab? | 04:49 |
Singer | oka, let me try the last part about the adding to /etc | 04:49 |
Azazel-A2 | in unix filesystem is in userland, but linux filesystem in in kernel so it shoudl unmount when kernel goes down | 04:49 |
bravo7 | How i do a remote desktop | 04:49 |
bravo7 | in ubuntu | 04:49 |
bravo7 | can someone trig me the help of remote desktop | 04:50 |
Azazel-A2 | from a windows machine to ubuntu or ubuntu or mac to ubuntu? | 04:50 |
bravo7 | Azazel-A2 using windows machine to my home ubuntu | 04:50 |
Circs | chetnick: So did I bork it? | 04:50 |
zigzag2 | whats the codec for realmedia files | 04:50 |
chetnick | Circs, what is bork? :P | 04:51 |
Circs | chetnick: Broken, except done by a newb :) | 04:51 |
Azazel-A2 | download xming for windows, free x server, download putty.exe ssh client. putty -X username@remoteaddy and log in then you can run gui apps from command line on windows desktop | 04:51 |
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Azazel-A2 | its safe and ssl encrypted, plus only transmits changes not whole desktop | 04:52 |
fyrestrtr | OR -- you could just enable remote desktop in Windows. | 04:52 |
chubs | haha | 04:52 |
anonusr | okay, I think I found what I need online to add the stuff to fstab. thanks for the help Azazel-A2, and chubs | 04:52 |
Azazel-A2 | later guys.. | 04:54 |
anonusr | exit | 04:55 |
Azazel-A2 | stage right | 04:55 |
abi_asliBdg | #bandung | 04:55 |
aldana | hello!!!! | 04:55 |
skylar_ | when I go to my dyndns page it is like going to my network gateway but I don't have password to modem from dyndns page as I do if I go directly to modems IP | 04:58 |
skylar_ | seems like this is almost working. sound like a problem with ISP blocking? | 04:58 |
bobertdos | zigzag2: I think w32codecs (in Medibuntu) handles realmedia, if I recall correctly. | 04:59 |
bobertdos | !hello | aldana | 05:00 |
ubottu | aldana: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu! | 05:00 |
tienhn | Hello. On a Lenovo laptop T61p with SATA AHCI controller. File copy at the speed of 20Mbytes/sec is this typical? | 05:03 |
bullgard4 | [Organizing bookmarks in Firefox 3] In what path does Firefox 3 store its bookmarks? | 05:06 |
pjotr | bullgard4: ~/.mozilla/firefox/xxxxxx.default/bookmarks.html | 05:07 |
bullgard4 | tienhn: I don't think so. Please do 'sudo hdparm -tT /dev/sda' and tell me the results. | 05:08 |
tienhn | bullgard4: Timing cached reads: 5970 MB in 1.99 seconds = 2992.72 MB/sec | 05:12 |
tienhn | Timing buffered disk reads: 182 MB in 3.01 seconds = 60.40 MB/sec | 05:12 |
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b4b3 | hey guys | 05:13 |
b4b3 | help me please | 05:13 |
skylar_ | is the dyndns nameserver the wan ip address or the destination in the host routing table, those are the only two possibilities I see for nameserver in resolv.conf. Anyone know anything about this? | 05:13 |
b4b3 | how to set 2 gateway in ubuntu | 05:13 |
skylar_ | b4b3, what do you mean? | 05:13 |
skylar_ | b4b3, I have a wireless router behind a wired router, is that 2 gateways? | 05:14 |
b4b3 | i have 2 connection | 05:14 |
b4b3 | 1 > for intranet | 05:14 |
b4b3 | 2 > for internet | 05:14 |
b4b3 | there is 2 gateway | 05:14 |
skylar_ | on one computer? | 05:14 |
b4b3 | yes | 05:15 |
b4b3 | one card | 05:15 |
bullgard4 | tienhn: These 2 values are normal. So I believe that your File copy at the speed of 20Mbytes/sec is obtained at special circumstances and might be all right at your special circumstances. | 05:15 |
skylar_ | so you want to enable sharing your connection through the second gateway? | 05:15 |
b4b3 | yes | 05:15 |
bullgard4 | pjotr: In my ~/.mozilla/firefox/k4xxxx.default/bookmarks.html there are no bookmarks. Rather, an introductory text to bookmark administration. | 05:16 |
Flannel | bullgard4: I believe in FF3, everything is in the db now, including bookmarks | 05:17 |
bravo7 | Azazel are you there | 05:17 |
bravo7 | Someone told me too download xming for windows, free x server, download putty.exe ssh client. putty -X username@remoteaddy and log in then you can run gui apps from command line on windows desktop. | 05:17 |
bravo7 | Where should i start | 05:17 |
tienhn | bullgard4: is there circumstance where the speed could be faster? I am copy one large 3Gbytes file from one folder onto another folder | 05:18 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: (I am new to Firefox.) What do you mean by 'the db' (= the database)? I have found a Firefox 3 window 'Library'. Do you mean this? | 05:19 |
skylar_ | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing?action=show&redirect=InternetConnectionSharing b4b3 I don't think it is that hard, have you seen this? | 05:19 |
baber | hi | 05:19 |
bullgard4 | tienhn: Yes, I believe so. But I am no expert on this matter. | 05:20 |
cheeky | if i have a router; do i need to set up iptables? | 05:20 |
Flannel | bullgard4: as of FF3 (and the advent of the awesomebar), everything is kept in a database (which is accessed via SQL), I believe including the bookmarks. | 05:20 |
baber | when i want installed ubuntu 8.4 don't ask me any pass for root but now when i want use root have to type pass what's pass? | 05:20 |
tienhn | ok, thanks | 05:21 |
hwilde | !root | baber | 05:21 |
ubottu | baber: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 05:22 |
skylar_ | apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName | 05:22 |
skylar_ | does anyone have this? | 05:22 |
skylar_ | I am getting It Works! from computers in the network, but not having it serve through the dyndns name.. | 05:22 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: Ok. How to peek and poke into this database directly via SQL? | 05:23 |
skylar_ | bullgard4, SQL is a pretty in-depth topic | 05:23 |
pjotr | bullgard4: I have mine there.... weird | 05:23 |
evilGUI | is 70c after 45mins on a celeron m 1.6ghz bad? | 05:23 |
hwilde | bullgard4, is it mysql | 05:23 |
Flannel | bullgard4: its sqlite, so you'd use SQL | 05:24 |
vocx | cheeky, I believe not. A lot of people think that. That you need to harden your Linux firewall, even if they already have a router. | 05:24 |
Flannel | hwilde: its not mysql | 05:24 |
hwilde | but mysql is the bomb :) | 05:24 |
fyrestrtr | evilGUI: that's quite cool. | 05:24 |
fyrestrtr | hwilde: a very explosive bomb | 05:24 |
evilGUI | lol it's jot as crap | 05:24 |
evilGUI | hot* | 05:24 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Your sources look fine. And, it looks to be a bug in something. Let me take a look to see if there's a workaround | 05:25 |
bravo7 | How i setup putty | 05:25 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Let me know when you're around. There appears to be a workaround here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cyrus-sasl2/+bug/194140 | 05:25 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 194140 in cyrus-sasl2 "Dependency cycle prevents upgrade of libsasl2-2" [Undecided,New] | 05:25 |
vsd | what's a good firefox extension for saving sessions? | 05:25 |
bravo7 | Or setup remote desktop | 05:25 |
Kompuntu | hey everyone! | 05:25 |
cheeky | vocx: yeah man i was trying to figire out iptables and stuff .. but then i came across ..router= firewall ..so ..iam like in no mans land | 05:25 |
Kompuntu | anyone knows if its possible to get all mouse buttons to work when using Synergy and sharing a mouse from another machine? | 05:26 |
WalkingAsterisk | Hmm, i had never had a problem with it Kompuntu | 05:26 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: Thank you for your information. | 05:26 |
Kompuntu | i can't get the back/forward buttons to work... | 05:26 |
vocx | cheeky, I guess it's extra paranoia from Windows days. But in reality, Linux has no ports open by default, and if you have a router, that's already pretty good security. | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | lol | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | yeah | 05:27 |
WalkingAsterisk | You mean the whell Kompuntu ? | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | i'm very problem-free | 05:27 |
cheeky | did anyone get an error .. when burning audiocds.. "you dont have permission to...." this keeps happening to me when i used brasero to burn | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | no | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | the wheel works fine | 05:27 |
RYDeN | hola | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | but the side buttons don't | 05:27 |
vocx | !enter | Kompuntu | 05:27 |
ubottu | Kompuntu: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 05:27 |
Kompuntu | i use Razer Diamondback | 05:27 |
WalkingAsterisk | Kompuntu, is there a synergy channel you could try ? | 05:28 |
cheeky | vox: yeah i was from windows... i have that paranoia .. coz this system is still new to me | 05:28 |
hwilde | cheeky, make backups. | 05:28 |
Kompuntu | hmm...i'll look into that, thanks | 05:28 |
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WalkingAsterisk | Kompuntu, i would certainly help. But i am unsure why you are experiencing that problem | 05:28 |
bullgard4 | skylar_: I am using SQLite in Kexi. So I know this. | 05:29 |
acrousey | I've been using ubuntu for a few months now, and after playing around with the live CD for the alpha version of Intrepid, I get a thing that says "GRUB Loading stage 1.5. GRUB loading, please wait. . . Error 22" | 05:29 |
hwilde | Kompuntu, have you used the mouse on both machines | 05:29 |
WalkingAsterisk | Error 22 eh | 05:29 |
cheeky | hwilde: from wat i started to read .. and gain .. knowledge ..was as a security measure you could actually move your home directorey to a different partition ..which i thought was hella neat | 05:29 |
Kompuntu | well...i have two boxes: XP and Ubuntu Hardy. XP being the Synergy server. When i switch the kbd/mouse to Ubuntu - the side buttons on the mouse no longer work. | 05:29 |
acrousey | walking asterisk: do you know what error 22 is? | 05:29 |
Kompuntu | And on XP the mouse works fine, probably because the drivers are installed on XP... | 05:30 |
hwilde | Kompuntu, does the mouse work on both machines independently | 05:30 |
hwilde | !fixgrub > acrousey | 05:30 |
ubottu | acrousey, please see my private message | 05:30 |
Kompuntu | i haven't tried connecting the mouse to the ubuntu machine | 05:30 |
WalkingAsterisk | im googling acrousey, | 05:30 |
Kompuntu | but i did have an MS Explorer there | 05:30 |
Kompuntu | and it worked fine, all the buttons worked | 05:31 |
acrousey | WalkingAsterisk: thanks! | 05:31 |
hwilde | Kompuntu, put the mouse on ubuntu. | 05:31 |
WalkingAsterisk | acrousey, are you still using a live cd or did you install ? | 05:31 |
hwilde | acrousey, it means grub is pointing at the wrong partition, did you see the message from ubottu | 05:31 |
Kompuntu | Ok, hang on, i'll try that. brb | 05:31 |
vocx | acrousey, you should not ask questions about intrepid in this channel. Go to #ubuntu+1 for more support. Booting errors are common in unstable releases. | 05:31 |
acrousey | WalkingAsterisk: I decided not to install | 05:31 |
hwilde | !intrepid | 05:31 |
ubottu | Alpha Software: Intrepid Ibex is the code name for Ubuntu 8.10, due October 2008 - #ubuntu+1 for discussion | Warning lots of broken software between now and October! | 05:31 |
acrousey | vocx: I didn't install it | 05:32 |
WalkingAsterisk | Are you running the latest live cd acrousey ? | 05:32 |
acrousey | WalkingAsterisk: the cd isn't in the drive, I removed it so that I could get into 8.04 | 05:32 |
WalkingAsterisk | acrousey, if its a live cd you need the cd in the drive | 05:33 |
WalkingAsterisk | it needs to read from the disc to run | 05:33 |
acrousey | walkingasterisk: I have 8.04 installed on the computer | 05:33 |
acrousey | i'm not on that computer now | 05:33 |
WalkingAsterisk | so is it the 8.04 thats installed giving an error or the live cd ? | 05:33 |
acrousey | no live cd | 05:34 |
WalkingAsterisk | ..... | 05:34 |
Nutzebahn_ | Flannel? | 05:34 |
Nutzebahn_ | Sorry. | 05:34 |
WalkingAsterisk | based on google. The grub config is borked. Its pointing to the wrong drive or not seeing a master. I really dont know how to springboard you though. Maybe someone else mite know. | 05:35 |
acrousey | i restarted the computer from the live cd... it then asks you to remove the cd and push enter... I did that... upon the reboot, i get the Error 22 | 05:35 |
Nutzebahn_ | Flannel: I was disconnected, the last message I got was the one saying that you need to take a look for a workaround. | 05:35 |
WalkingAsterisk | Why do you need a live cd if you have ubuntu installed acrousey | 05:35 |
Monotoko | hiya guys | 05:35 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: There appears to be a workaround here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cyrus-sasl2/+bug/194140 | 05:35 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 194140 in cyrus-sasl2 "Dependency cycle prevents upgrade of libsasl2-2" [Undecided,New] | 05:35 |
WalkingAsterisk | So. | 05:36 |
WalkingAsterisk | it is the installed os thats giving the error ? | 05:36 |
acrousey | walkingasterisk: I wanted to see if there were any differences between 8.04 and the new alpha of 8.10 | 05:36 |
WalkingAsterisk | Ok. | 05:36 |
acrousey | walkingasterisk: I guess | 05:36 |
Monotoko | im having a few problems mounting my drives, i just get "unable to mount drives" whenever i try and access my drives | 05:36 |
WalkingAsterisk | Again its your grub config file. Its pointing to the wrong drive | 05:36 |
WalkingAsterisk | Im unsure of how a live cd would make that happen though. | 05:36 |
WalkingAsterisk | Try not putting the cd in at all and doing a clean reboot | 05:37 |
jthan | I'm trying to reconfigure my fileserver, and It's going well up to this point, but when I plug in my external hard drive it auto-mounts it. I want to unmount it, but it keeps saying "umount: /: device is busy" can someone please help me? | 05:37 |
Monotoko | how do i fix that? (im running vista and ubuntu) | 05:37 |
acrousey | sounds good | 05:37 |
Monotoko | ahh | 05:37 |
acrousey | same live cd? | 05:37 |
WalkingAsterisk | Dont put any cd in | 05:37 |
WalkingAsterisk | Just reboot with no cd and see if your installed OS boots. | 05:37 |
acrousey | i tried it about three times... same results | 05:38 |
WalkingAsterisk | Unfortunately beyond that. I don't have the skill to aid you further. All i can suggest is google. If all else fails a clean install maybe. | 05:38 |
WalkingAsterisk | If there are things on the drive you dont want to loose. You mite be able to mount it in another computer and pull the data | 05:39 |
vocx | acrousey, you can most probably edit the grub file with the live cd, you may have to check the UUID of the partition. | 05:39 |
acrousey | UUID? | 05:39 |
vocx | WalkingAsterisk, doing a reinstall seems a little excessive. | 05:40 |
vocx | !uuid | acrousey | 05:40 |
ubottu | acrousey: To see a list of your devices/partitions and their corresponding UUID's, run this command in a !shell: « sudo blkid » (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks for the rationale behind the transition to UUID) | 05:40 |
WalkingAsterisk | It would be vocx, I just ment that as a last resort if he cant fix it. Its better then a dead machine | 05:40 |
Monotoko | guys, how do i mount my drives, as my C drive sint showing >.> | 05:40 |
Monotoko | well, its showing | 05:40 |
acrousey | vocx: sound i'd just have to run that command from the a live CD? | 05:40 |
Monotoko | i just get "unable to mount drive" | 05:40 |
linux_ | hello there | 05:41 |
Monotoko | hi | 05:41 |
acrousey | vocx *so i'd just have to run that comman from the shell in the live CD? | 05:41 |
linux_ | need help | 05:41 |
linux_ | would like to set up an ubuntu print server with lpd service | 05:42 |
vocx | acrousey, the UUID appears in the file /etc/fstab, maybe when you ran the Live CD, the UUID changed, so now when you try to boot normally, grub doesn't find the correct disk because of it. Then you need to change the file. | 05:42 |
linux_ | is there a howto I can refer to? | 05:42 |
skylar_ | my dyndns name sends a browser in my network to the modem set-up page/screen/IP. What do I need to do to get "It Works!"? | 05:43 |
linux_ | you see it's important that the other linux clients be able to find the printers within the network via queue names | 05:44 |
vocx | acrousey, I would advice on reading "man fstab" for more information. Also, grub sometimes throws errors because something happened to the drive. Try unplugging it, and plugging it back. Check the BIOS for changes. Seems odd that it would just stop working like that. | 05:44 |
skylar_ | for anywhere on the www.... | 05:45 |
acrousey | vocx: yeah, that's what i was thinking | 05:45 |
WalkingAsterisk | linux_, Google for ubuntu print server | 05:45 |
evilGUI | anyone think liteon chargers a are cheaply made I've been through 3 this year... | 05:45 |
WalkingAsterisk | The word ubuntu in front of anything normally finds grea tutorials | 05:45 |
WalkingAsterisk | great* | 05:45 |
Flannel | evilGUI: That'd be a topic for #ubuntu-offtopic, not here. Thanks. | 05:45 |
vocx | acrousey, you may also reinstall grub with the aid of the live cd, or with supergrub disk. I would try this first. But you need to read on it, since I don't reinstall grub every day, I don't remember the exact commands off the top of my head. | 05:46 |
Prez00 | hello | 05:46 |
Nutzebahn_ | Flannel: No such file nor directory, when I try the dpkg -i thing. | 05:46 |
acrousey | ok | 05:46 |
linux_ | walkingasterisk, tried that, too, there were a couple that I followed but I haven't been successful still | 05:46 |
vocx | !grub | acrousey | 05:46 |
ubottu | acrousey: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto | 05:46 |
linux_ | anywaty I'll try again :) | 05:46 |
WalkingAsterisk | Hmmm | 05:46 |
WalkingAsterisk | Try googling for ubuntu cups server | 05:47 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn_: pastebin the output of ls -l /var/cache/apt/archives/ (yes, it will be long) | 05:47 |
WalkingAsterisk | I think thats whats used | 05:47 |
WalkingAsterisk | could be wrong though | 05:47 |
vocx | !enter | WalkingAsterisk | 05:47 |
ubottu | WalkingAsterisk: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! | 05:47 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn_: ls -l /var/cache/apt/archives > ~/Desktop/temp.txt will put it in a temp.txt file on your desktop | 05:48 |
WalkingAsterisk | wow | 05:48 |
bullgard4 | What is the path and filename of the database that keeps the bookmarks of Firefox 3? | 05:48 |
Prez00 | hello | 05:48 |
Prez00 | I am running Ubuntu 8.04 and when I started running custom kernel 2.6.26 + sometimes when I boot up I get a black screen instead of GDM login screen. Even if I switch to text terminal, it is black, but machine is up, i can ssh to it and all seems to be working. It is a thinkpaad with intel GM965/GL960 graphics card. if i use the recovery menu option to boot and then just hit resume, it will always work ok into GDM, any ideas? | 05:48 |
Nutzebahn_ | Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d29b627ce | 05:49 |
Flannel | bullgard4: ~/.mozilla/ something. Youmight try asking in #firefox on irc.mozilla.org, or check the internets! | 05:49 |
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vocx | Prez00, seems like a bug? what do you expect us to do? hack the kernel and fix it? right now? | 05:49 |
FAJALOU | hi currently my computer has been freezing up really bad (i have to manually reboot) can anyone think of any reasons why? | 05:49 |
linux_ | walkingasterisk, I followed this, HOWTO: Setup A Headless Ubunutu CUPS Print-Server | 05:49 |
linux_ | it worked, but it's not exactly what I need | 05:50 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: that's only from m on. pipe it to a textfile, then grab it from there | 05:50 |
Prez00 | vocx: Nope, just wondering if anyone had seen anything like this.. maybe it is a timing thing, as it always works right when i go to recovery menu first | 05:50 |
fyrestrtr | FAJALOU: bad power, failing memory, dust, heat, the phase of the moon, your cat rubbing up against it. | 05:50 |
WalkingAsterisk | linux_, What do you need that it does not do ? | 05:50 |
vocx | FAJALOU, PC or laptop? Enough memory? Run a memory check when you boot grub. | 05:50 |
Nutzebahn | How do I pipe it to a text file? | 05:50 |
Nutzebahn | oops | 05:50 |
Nutzebahn | ok | 05:50 |
linux_ | well, I need to be able to configure LPD for my printserver | 05:50 |
chicken | having an issue using a custom modeline in hardy. seems xorg keeps using auto detect and i can't use the proper modeline for my plasma. any way to dump the auto-detect? | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | fyrestrtr: ya i thought of all these things. no cat an no moon this week ;) the power stays on, and i have 1 gb of memory (which is almost never full) it's an old computer | 05:51 |
WalkingAsterisk | Man this place is busy. I havent seen anything like it | 05:51 |
linux_ | because the application that runs on the clients look for printer queue names | 05:51 |
fyrestrtr | FAJALOU: power, heat, failing components. | 05:51 |
FAJALOU | i am lookking in syslog, but nothing that I can see...... | 05:51 |
vocx | FAJALOU, it doesn't matter if you have 1 GB memory, if it is faulty memory it won't work, so run a memtest | 05:52 |
jim_p | hello | 05:52 |
FAJALOU | the power stays on so i am ruling out power b/c it stays on even after 'crash' | 05:52 |
FAJALOU | vocx; how long will mem test take normally? | 05:52 |
WalkingAsterisk | linux_, Im not sure what to suggest man | 05:52 |
FAJALOU | and if it crashes that bad will something normally show up in syslog? | 05:52 |
fyrestrtr | FAJALOU: I mean there is power failure IN your computer. | 05:52 |
fyrestrtr | FAJALOU: not on a system halt. | 05:53 |
linux_ | it's okay, just hoping someone here could help me out :) | 05:53 |
fyrestrtr | FAJALOU: boot from the livecd and run the memcheck | 05:53 |
vocx | FAJALOU, 30 min max. I had a very old PC and it took like 1 hour to run the memtest. | 05:53 |
FAJALOU | i've also noticed that my wifi, when it crashes, does one flash long, then long flash over and over.... i have two wifi's plugged in,, only one running, the other one disabled. | 05:53 |
FAJALOU | i also run compiz with a pci nvidia card? | 05:53 |
jim_p | linux_: mind you repeat your question? | 05:53 |
linux_ | thanks jim_p | 05:54 |
linux_ | I am wondering how to configure an ubuntu printserver with lpd service | 05:54 |
Kompuntu | oh well, that didn't work :-( | 05:54 |
chicken | does anyone know how to stop xorg from doing any auto-config and simply use an xorg.conf file in hardy? | 05:54 |
* EvolutionXtinct is needing help w/ 8.04 LTS and Adaptec 2410SA :( ANyone have any good links to things about adaptec | 05:54 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d2592f872 | 05:54 |
linux_ | becauset there is an application in the linux clients that have to print via pinter queue names | 05:55 |
jim_p | linux_: let me search | 05:55 |
FAJALOU | chicken; copy and paste your working xorg to xorg.conf, then restart x? | 05:55 |
linux_ | thanks jim_p | 05:55 |
chicken | for some reason not working. log shows it sees my deivce then auto detects a device and monitor and loads | 05:55 |
chicken | never uses my modeline | 05:56 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: I find it difficult to subscribe my Irssi to yet another IRC network. Otherwise I would be glad to discuss in #firefox. (It is also rare to get help in #irssi: Answers yes, but help rarely.) | 05:56 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Oh, the bug report solution has a typo. Try this instead: sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/libsasl2* | 05:56 |
Flannel | bullgard4: you want /connect [server] (/server [server] disconnects you from this one) | 05:57 |
Flannel | bullgard4: then in your status window, you can use ctrl-x to switch between them (to specify which server to join channels on) | 05:57 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: Successfully installed libsasl.. :) | 05:58 |
skylar_ | Trying 127.0.0.1... telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused Anyone got an idea? | 05:58 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: WHat now? | 05:58 |
iFvwm | bullgard4: better way is use opera | 05:58 |
Flannel | bullgard4: But, as for the helpfulness of #firefox, I'm not sure. But google should help (and trying .db files in your firefox profile ought to be short too, there can't be too many) | 05:58 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade | 05:58 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: theoretically, that'll work (so says the bugreport) | 05:59 |
Nutzebahn | Flannel: Do you think it will take more hours? I don't have hours. | 05:59 |
jigp | hello how to install a dock panel icon in the desktop ubuntu 8.04? thanks | 05:59 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: It shouldn't need to download anything. | 06:00 |
Nutzebahn | Ok. | 06:00 |
fyrestrtr | you want to create a new icon on the desktop? | 06:00 |
Flannel | iFvwm: When helping, be helpful. Thanks. | 06:00 |
RickZilla | A little bit of a learning curve to this Linux, but so far ubuntu is rocking my face off | 06:00 |
vocx | skylar_, I'm under the impression you can't telnet to localhost, can you? | 06:01 |
azwillnj | hello | 06:01 |
azwillnj | is anyone there? | 06:01 |
iFvwm | ok | 06:01 |
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Guest83520 | nickserv richard | 06:01 |
skylar_ | vocx, that is right | 06:01 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: Thank you for your valuable information. I need now some time to digest it. | 06:02 |
Kompuntu | hey guys! quick question: i mounted a second HDD and now there's an icon on Desktop : 40GB Media | 06:02 |
azwillnj | im a super linux noob and i need to install my schools vpn client so i can connect to the wireless network tomorrow | 06:02 |
Kompuntu | how do i get rid of it and why is it there? | 06:02 |
RickZilla | azwillnj: I think everybody left for the evening. | 06:02 |
azwillnj | can someone help me please | 06:02 |
skylar_ | I haven't changed that much from default, just trying to get a dyndns up | 06:02 |
jigp | fyrestrtr : like a dock icons that can be found in the bottom of the desktop...how to do it?i.e when you open mozilla it will display in the dock bottom... | 06:02 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: kde or gnome? | 06:02 |
iFvwm | bullgard4: an embeded irc client within opera. it's very simple to use. irssi is not so pleasure to use. | 06:02 |
Kompuntu | gnome | 06:02 |
Guest83520 | i need to know one thing how do i configure in a seperate build directory? | 06:02 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: if on gnome, there is a setting in gconf-editor | 06:02 |
EvolutionXtinct | does anyone have experience getting adaptec performance up????? Currently transfers are taking forevero | 06:02 |
vocx | EvolutionXtinct, what's adaptec? | 06:03 |
azwillnj | anyone? | 06:03 |
fyrestrtr | jigp: add the active window list panel dock item to the panel at the bottom. | 06:03 |
EvolutionXtinct | adaptec is RAID hardware | 06:03 |
* EvolutionXtinct sighs..... | 06:03 |
vocx | azwillnj, nobody is going to setup your vpn for you, no matter if you are in a hurry, not our fault | 06:03 |
iFvwm | bullgard4: if you need perl script, then use irssi is good idea. | 06:03 |
Nutzebahn | I am upgrading now, Flannel. | 06:03 |
EvolutionXtinct | No one knows anything about performance right now :( | 06:03 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: open up gconf-editor and go to | 06:03 |
vocx | EvolutionXtinct, I just love when people think other people should know everything you are talking about | 06:04 |
Nutzebahn | Thank you. :) | 06:04 |
bullgard4 | iFvwm: I believe, it is much a matter of preference if one uses Opera or not. I like Irssi's small footprint. I dislike that there is no comprehensive User manual for Irssi. | 06:04 |
Kompuntu | already there, what am i looking for? VM? | 06:04 |
EvolutionXtinct | i would hopefully think atleast 1 person otuta 100 would know | 06:04 |
jigp | fyrestrtr : yes but how to remove the duplicated session? when i open mozilla, i have 1 mozilla icon in dock and i have also 1 icon in the left bar... :( | 06:05 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: go to apps > nautilus > desktop and uncheck the "volumes_visible" setting | 06:05 |
EvolutionXtinct | plus adaptec is something atleast people in the IT industry should know. | 06:05 |
J-n | EvolutionXtinct: yeah but you've only given those people 2 min to respond to your questions. i see about 1200 users.. but most are probally afk.. only see about 20 actively talking. | 06:05 |
azwillnj | vocx: thanks for the help | 06:05 |
iFvwm | http://scripts.irssi.org/ can make your irssi powerful. bullgard4 | 06:06 |
Mapler | Is it possible to edit crontab over an FTP connection? | 06:06 |
Guest83520 | i need to know one thing how do i configure in a seperate build directory? | 06:06 |
EvolutionXtinct | J- i know :P i've periodically asked the past week :) | 06:06 |
vocx | Guest83520, configure what? what build? | 06:06 |
Kompuntu | got it, do i need to log out and come back? | 06:06 |
J-n | EvolutionXtinct: K :) Wish i could help ya :( | 06:07 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: i thing the change is instant | 06:07 |
Kompuntu | hmm...the icon is still there... | 06:07 |
EvolutionXtinct | its ok google doesn't know much people reference certain aacraid modules but no one talks about how to implement it | 06:07 |
Guest83520 | glibc 2.7 when i run the configure script it say i need to configure in a seperate build directory | 06:07 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: :| try unmounting and remounting it | 06:08 |
vocx | Guest83520, why do you want to install glib 2.7? | 06:08 |
Guest83520 | glibc 2.7 is required for fakeroot which is required for qt-x11 which after all that i can fianlly compile and install smplayer-0.6.2 | 06:10 |
Flannel | Nutzebahn: Let me know if it works | 06:10 |
iFvwm | smplayer need compiled? | 06:10 |
Nutzebahn | I will. | 06:10 |
Guest83520 | running ubuntu 5.10 so yes | 06:10 |
Flannel | bullgard4: Theres plenty of information out there for irssi. #ubuntu-offtopic is generally a good place to ask | 06:11 |
iFvwm | ... | 06:11 |
Flannel | Guest83520: You need to upgrade. | 06:11 |
Remorse_ | hi | 06:11 |
Guest83520 | they only have .deb for ubuntu 7.04 | 06:11 |
bullgard4 | Flannel: OK. | 06:11 |
Guest83520 | minimum requirements are too high | 06:11 |
Flannel | Guest83520: 5.10 is no longer support (and hasn't been for over a year), you should upgrade to 6.06. and then consider upgrading straight from 6.06 to 8.04 | 06:11 |
Guest83520 | my machine only has 266mhz processor and 128mb memory | 06:12 |
iFvwm | Flannel: 6.06 can directlly upgrade to 8.04? | 06:12 |
Flannel | iFvwm: LTS to LTS, yes. | 06:12 |
Kompuntu | nope, same story, as soon as i mount it - its back on the desktop... | 06:12 |
jim_p | iFvwm: i think its already packed to a .deb | 06:12 |
Flannel | Guest83520: You should think about xubuntu then. But 6.06 should be fine with Ubuntu for your machine. | 06:12 |
crd1b | Guest83520: so use Xubuntu; the system requirements of ubuntu have not changed dramatically between 5.10 and 8.04 | 06:12 |
vocx | Guest83520, but you don't even need glib 2.7, you can use 2.6 or a previous version, right? | 06:13 |
Flannel | crd1b: Between breezy and hardy, yes they have. | 06:13 |
bullgard4 | iFvwm: I will visit ~/.mozilla/firefox/[profile]/bookmarks.html occasionally. Thank you for your information. | 06:13 |
Guest83520 | i just used the first one i found | 06:13 |
Aaron_Maso1 | hey all, trying to use CUPS to do network printing, and I've set up a socket on the main IP address, but when I try to access the printer info, I get a message saying I don't have access... it | 06:13 |
Aaron_Maso1 | its the PDF printer | 06:13 |
Aaron_Maso1 | ubuntu 8.04 | 06:13 |
iFvwm | bullgard4: :D | 06:14 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: do your other partitions appear on the desktop? | 06:14 |
Flannel | Guest83520: regardless of that package, you really do need to upgrade to 6.06. You've got a number of vulnerabilities that will never be patched | 06:14 |
Kompuntu | nope, just this one...i found a second drive, plugged it in, created an ext3 partition, formatted and mounted | 06:14 |
Flannel | Guest83520: 6.06 will give you about eight months to figure out what you're going to do from there. | 06:15 |
Kompuntu | anything wrong? | 06:15 |
num1 | I have a problem with samba, I keep getting a "session request to 192 failed (Called name not present)" error message when I run "smbclient -L 192.168.1.103" and various other errors if I try mounting, etc. | 06:15 |
shishio | anyone can help me, i got an error in installing teamspeak it says "Error, Either an old instance of teamspeak is still running, or | 06:15 |
shishio | an other application is using the tcpquery port! | 06:15 |
shishio | Error, Server was not started!" | 06:15 |
crd1b | Flannel: I can't imagine why | 06:15 |
jim_p | Kompuntu: i dont think so | 06:15 |
Guest83520 | hmm | 06:15 |
vocx | Guest83520, and why do you even want to have smplayer for your old PC, are you going to run movies in that hardware? | 06:15 |
num1 | nautilus mounts it perfectly, but I need it to auto mount a samba share at boot up and I can't get anything to work. | 06:16 |
Flannel | crd1b: well, bare minimum no, but recommended have gone up considerably. | 06:16 |
crd1b | Flannel: well sure, but you can turn off compiz :P If anything gnome has gotten lighter | 06:16 |
Flannel | crd1b: but I wouldn't wish anyone to use full blown Ubuntu (even without eyecandy) on bare miniumum. | 06:16 |
shishio | anyone can help me, i got an error in installing teamspeak it says "Error, Either an old instance of teamspeak is still running, or | 06:17 |
Flannel | crd1b: Not from dapper, no. Dapper's pretty light | 06:17 |
shishio | Error, Server was not started!" | 06:17 |
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Guest83520 | i have an hdd that a lot of shows on it in various different formats and i heard smplayer is the closest thing to communit codec pack out there | 06:17 |
Flannel | crd1b: However, he says he has a 266MHz, and bare reqs are now 300MHz | 06:17 |
Guest83520 | community codec pack is for widnows only | 06:18 |
iFvwm | Guest83520: mplayer is enough. if you also install w32codecs package. | 06:18 |
vocx | !info smplayer | Guest83520 | 06:18 |
crd1b | Flannel: the requirements don't really mean much, but certainly he should be using something lighter than gnome (or perhaps even lighter than xfce) | 06:18 |
ubottu | guest83520: smplayer (source: smplayer): complete front-end for MPlayer. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 0.6.0~rc2-1 (hardy), package size 751 kB, installed size 1768 kB | 06:18 |
vocx | !info mplayer | Guest83520 | 06:18 |
ubottu | guest83520: mplayer (source: mplayer): The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 2:1.0~rc2-0ubuntu13 (hardy), package size 4244 kB, installed size 9892 kB | 06:18 |
ledenby | i think ubuntu is 2 much of a resource hog | 06:19 |
vocx | Guest83520, smplayer is juts a frontend, what you want in the mplayer program | 06:19 |
J-n | ledenby: what do you prefer? | 06:19 |
Guest83520 | okay thank you for clearing up the confusion there. | 06:19 |
ledenby | i prefer a lighter version of linux | 06:20 |
shishio | can anyone help me in installing teamspeak? i got an error :S | 06:20 |
J-n | ledenby: Which distro do you use then? :) | 06:20 |
iFvwm | ledenby: fvwm/xfce/awesome/ion/fluxbox | 06:20 |
ledenby | i'm on ubuntu rite now but i really like puppylinux....it's a lot faster | 06:21 |
iFvwm | just install an lighten wm. ledenby | 06:21 |
ledenby | ok | 06:21 |
num1 | can anyone here help me with troubleshooting samba? | 06:22 |
LSD|Ninja | num1: what trouble are you having? | 06:23 |
kaiwen | Hi guys, I need help, my gdm and kdm have the wrong resolution for my monitor, and configuring the xorg.conf in /etc/X11 doesn't do anything, even by setting the correct modeline | 06:23 |
kaiwen | The desktop itself is the correct resolution, just the gdm and kdm isn't | 06:24 |
LSD|Ninja | kaiwen: wrong resolution? too big, too small, resolution right but gdm to boog? | 06:24 |
ramiel77 | what's the repository with dvd read? | 06:24 |
LSD|Ninja | too big* | 06:24 |
kaiwen | LSD|Ninja stretched i need 1280x1024 but I get like 1280x768 | 06:24 |
iFvwm | kaiwen: delete all resolution higher than your want. | 06:24 |
iFvwm | in xorg.conf | 06:24 |
kaiwen | iFvwm they are | 06:25 |
LSD|Ninja | delete and virtual lines too | 06:25 |
num1 | LSD|Ninja: I want to set up a backup to a drive mounted on a window computer, since I want this to be automatic preferably it'll automount on boot. But whenever I try to mount, or evn use smbclient I get errors. While I know the server's working because I can use it through nautilus. | 06:25 |
iFvwm | del 1280 lines | 06:25 |
kaiwen | iFvwm They originally didn't have them | 06:25 |
LSD|Ninja | num1: what's the error you get? | 06:25 |
LSD|Ninja | bbiab, update just finished | 06:25 |
iFvwm | kaiwen: you can add yourself | 06:25 |
kaiwen | iFvwm, that's what I did, but still the same problem | 06:25 |
capitol | i have a slight problem, "hostname -f" only displays my machines name, and not the fqdn, do anyone know how to fix this? | 06:26 |
ramiel77 | what is the ubuntu multimedia repository? | 06:26 |
Aaron_Maso1 | capitol: did you set a fqdn? | 06:26 |
iFvwm | kaiwen: if here some higher resolution in xorg.conf? or paste your xorg.conf | 06:26 |
kaiwen | iFvwm, the other computer doesn't have internet access, but let me try one thing and i'll get back to you. | 06:27 |
num1 | LSD|Ninja: in smbclient I get "tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME" or "session request to 192 failed (Called name not present)" when I run either "smbclient "//192.168.1.103/my%20book%20(g)" -U tina" or "smbclient -L "//192.168.1.103/my%20book%20(g)" -U tina" respectively. 192.168.1.103 being the ip address of the server | 06:27 |
capitol | Aaron_Maso1: i have a domain set in /etc/resolv.conf and a hostname in /etc/hostname | 06:27 |
num1 | LSD|Ninja: when I try to mount with "sudo mount -t smbfs -o username=tina "//192.168.1.103/my%20book%20(g)" /mnt/backup" I get "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on //192.168.1.103/my%20book%20(g)" | 06:28 |
erichammond | capitol: What is the order line in your /etc/host.conf ? | 06:28 |
Singer | arg | 06:28 |
Singer | I give up on unbuto | 06:28 |
capitol | erichammond: order hosts,bind | 06:28 |
jku | my inbuild webcam doesn't work anymore, is it possible that it doesn't work with the newest v4l-drivers but it does work with those ones that come with ubuntu cd. I compiled new v4l-drivers to get my dvb-stick working. | 06:28 |
Singer | now I get an wierd error message when I try to scan for my bluetooth mouse | 06:28 |
Singer | "can't create hid interrupt channel: connection refused" | 06:29 |
Singer | google isn't much help and I'm stuck | 06:29 |
kaiwen | lol | 06:29 |
num1 | Singer: was your mouse already connected to another computer, or does it require a key to use? | 06:29 |
kaiwen | iFvwm, the new intel driver was the problem | 06:30 |
erichammond | capitol: You can set the fqdn in /etc/hosts | 06:30 |
kaiwen | iFvwm, i switch to i810 driver. | 06:30 |
iFvwm | . | 06:30 |
kaiwen | iFvwm, now everything is pretty again :D | 06:30 |
capitol | erichammond: ok, thanks | 06:30 |
iFvwm | :D | 06:30 |
Singer | num1: it was, but I put it in pairing mode.. I did a hcitool scan and then hidd --connect [MAC] | 06:30 |
erichammond | capitol: After the IP address, it should be the first name followed by other aliases | 06:30 |
kaiwen | iFvwm thanks ;) | 06:30 |
Singer | no key reqired | 06:30 |
kaiwen | by guys.. I'm gonna play w/ my pretty desktop | 06:31 |
capitol | erichammond: works, thanks | 06:31 |
num1 | Singer: then I don't know anything else that might be a problem, sorry | 06:31 |
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anom01y | anyone here use tovid ? | 06:32 |
num1 | LSD|Ninja: so what do you think? I just figured out nautilus doesn't work either, it mounts but attempting to move any files results in a "permission denied" dialog box. | 06:33 |
Singer | num1: I got it to work.. but it didn't make sense.. | 06:33 |
Singer | num1: I took the battery out, waited 10s, put it back in, and put it back on pairing and now it works again | 06:33 |
Jordan_U | Are there .debs available for vlc 9.2 ? | 06:34 |
num1 | Singer: huh, I hate unreproducable bugs, they're nightmares to solve. | 06:34 |
num1 | Singer: but at least it's working now ;) | 06:34 |
Singer | yeah.. | 06:34 |
Singer | it took me 2 days to figure out that avahi = bonjour | 06:35 |
iFvwm | Jordan_U: perhaps compile from svn. | 06:35 |
Singer | that was painful | 06:35 |
Singer | or avahi worked similar enough to bonjour that it was bad | 06:35 |
Jordan_U | iFvwm: It's stable, I would think there was a .deb somewhere | 06:35 |
iFvwm | no idea. Jordan_U you can goto www.getdeb.com to find it. good luck. | 06:36 |
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Jordan_U | iFvwm: Not there | 06:36 |
ledenby | iFvwm: how do i install awesome/fluxbox? is it in synaptic packages?? | 06:36 |
iFvwm | so .... | 06:36 |
shishio | hi guys i got a newbie question ^^, how can i kill this process " /usr/lib/teamspeak-server/teamspeak-server.real -ini=/etc/te"? i used pos aux | 06:37 |
iFvwm | ledenby: yes. but before install, you may take a shot on those wm. | 06:37 |
anom01y | hi, I installed the tovid package, and I noticed it is not working because a critical program dependency is missing. The name of that program is makedvd, and I am not sure what package that is included with | 06:37 |
iFvwm | awesome is tiling wm. | 06:37 |
anom01y | I also noticed that growisofs is not in the repositories.. | 06:37 |
anom01y | does anyone here use tovid ? and if so, how did you get it working ? | 06:37 |
iFvwm | is not so easy to use. ledenby | 06:37 |
iFvwm | xfce is more easy. ledenby | 06:37 |
iFvwm | and faster | 06:37 |
ledenby | i'll look for xfce too....tnx | 06:38 |
Singer | ohh | 06:38 |
Singer | vpnc is an package! | 06:38 |
num1 | that's odd, findsmb returns an empty list | 06:38 |
shishio | hi guys i got a newbie question ^^, how can i kill this process " /usr/lib/teamspeak-server/teamspeak-server.real -ini=/etc/te"? i used pos aux | 06:38 |
Jordan_U | anom01y: growisofs is in the repos | 06:38 |
anom01y | hmm I don't see it in mine | 06:38 |
anom01y | yeah it is not there.. | 06:39 |
sfer3 | You sure you have the right repos? | 06:39 |
Jordan_U | anom01y: dvd+rw-tools | 06:39 |
sfer3 | Could anyone help me with my problem here? | 06:40 |
sfer3 | http://paste.ubuntu.com/47107/plain/ | 06:40 |
Jordan_U | anom01y: The package name is not always the same as the command ( many packages contain multiple commands ), to find a package to go along with a command either try running the command and Ubuntu's command not found magic should tell you what to install or use "apt-file search <command>" | 06:41 |
num1 | shishio: run pa -aux to find the process number of the process, then run kill -kill [process number] | 06:41 |
BimmerBoy | Please tell me where is yast in ubuntu? If no Yast what is the ubuntu proggy | 06:41 |
shishio | num1, ty ill try now | 06:41 |
iFvwm | sfer3: perhaps you lauched some QT software. and which occupied your sound card? | 06:42 |
shishio | num1, ty it works | 06:42 |
num1 | shishio: no problem | 06:42 |
sfer3 | iFvwm: Nope, not any software I launched... have restarted several times. | 06:42 |
iFvwm | .. | 06:43 |
anom01y | Jordan_U: I had that makedvd+rtools package installed, and, apt-file search give me command not found | 06:43 |
iFvwm | or you had upgraded kernel? sfer3 | 06:43 |
Flannel | BimmerBoy: YaST isn't in Ubuntu | 06:43 |
anom01y | Jordan_U: nm I got apt-file now duhhh | 06:43 |
BimmerBoy | no Yast? I changed display drivers and cant boot properly. gives me the tty everytime. | 06:44 |
BimmerBoy | How do I change display settings then if there is no setup program ? | 06:44 |
iFvwm | BimmerBoy: nvidia' card? | 06:44 |
iFvwm | ati? intel? | 06:45 |
BimmerBoy | intel 915 laptop HP nx6110 | 06:45 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: sudo dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh | 06:45 |
tyler_ | how do i remote another compputer? | 06:46 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: Sorry, that should be "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh" | 06:46 |
iFvwm | tyler_: vnc/ssh | 06:46 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: You can also accomplish the same thing by booting into "recovery mode" and choosing fix X | 06:47 |
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tyler_ | what? | 06:47 |
BimmerBoy | booting into recovery - howto please? | 06:48 |
iFvwm | !ssh | 06:48 |
ubottu | SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/ | 06:48 |
iFvwm | !vnc | 06:49 |
ubottu | VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX | 06:49 |
negativerad | Is there a program for linux that does this? http://mion.faireal.net/BES/ | 06:49 |
BimmerBoy | Ok gotit - jusst hit esc - simple | 06:49 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: When you see "GRUB" at boot hit escape, choose the "recovery mode" option ( you will also be given the option to boot into any older kernels you still have installed, choose the first recovery mode option ) | 06:50 |
iFvwm | :D | 06:50 |
BimmerBoy | OK, I got the prompt. Now what? | 06:50 |
sfer3 | iFvwm: Yes, I think it was after I updated something with the kernel... | 06:51 |
sfer3 | (sorry about such a delayed reply) | 06:51 |
J-n | negativerad: which features spesifically are you looking for? | 06:51 |
chipr | how do i reconfigure X server for my hardware? i ran dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org but it gives a failsafe config that does vesa 800x600 | 06:52 |
ushimitsudoki1 | negativerad: have you already looked at 'renice' and 'cpulimit'? | 06:52 |
iFvwm | sfer3: sometimes when kernel upgraded, would bring hardware problem. uname -r. show your kernel version plz. | 06:52 |
negativerad | ushimitsudoki1... cpulimit for each process | 06:52 |
Jordan_U | chipr: What GPU ? | 06:52 |
sfer3 | uname -r results: 2.6.24-19-generic | 06:53 |
BimmerBoy | recovery mode takes me to the cmd prompt. It now expects some kind of input. Why is there a pain with display settings? Everytime I try to change it I end up at the cmd prompt. | 06:53 |
iFvwm | sfer3: so find if linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-19-generic has been installed. | 06:54 |
ushimitsudoki1 | negativerad: cpulimit lets you target a pid i'm not sure what more you need | 06:54 |
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negativerad | ushimitsudoki... oh so there is something on linux called cpulimit ? | 06:54 |
negativerad | sweet | 06:55 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: What version of Ubuntu are you using? It shouldn't take you to a command prompt in hardy IIRC. Either way, while you are there try running "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh" | 06:55 |
ushimitsudoki | negativerad: yes. please check out 'renice' and 'cpulimit'. One or the other may do what you need | 06:55 |
sfer3 | iFvwm: linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-19-generic is not installed, should I install it? | 06:55 |
iFvwm | sfer3: yes | 06:55 |
negativerad | ushimitsudoki... thanks ! | 06:55 |
sfer3 | Okay | 06:55 |
Remorse_ | sup? | 06:56 |
Jordan_U | sfer3: You should install the package "linux" that way your kernel and restricted modules will automatically stay up-to-date | 06:56 |
BimmerBoy | Hi Jordan_U. I tried your command, but it did not fix this. After a reboot I still hang up at the 'Running local boot scripts )/etc/rc.local). | 06:56 |
Jordan_U | BimmerBoy: It may not be a graphics problem then | 06:57 |
Jordan_U | chipr: Have you tried System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers ? | 06:57 |
orifice | what happens when you write an MBR from a drive to a larger drive directly (i.e. with dd) | 06:57 |
Remorse_ | I'll think about it | 06:58 |
BimmerBoy | from cmd? thats all I have now | 06:58 |
orifice | will the partitions be created and leave left over free space ? | 06:58 |
sfer3 | Installed - should I restart? | 06:58 |
sfer3 | I will. | 06:58 |
iFvwm | :D | 06:58 |
BimmerBoy | I will try to goto recovery mode choosing an even earlier version: Ubuntu 7.10 kernel 2.6.22-14-generic (recvery mode) | 06:59 |
schnoowork | anyone know of a good program on ubuntu to view .flv files ? | 06:59 |
Seveas | orifice, iirc yes | 06:59 |
Seveas | schnoowork, mplayer | 06:59 |
jim_p | schnoowork: mplayer +some frontend | 07:00 |
comicinker | schnoowork: vlc media player | 07:00 |
iFvwm | brower with plugin also do it. schnoowork | 07:00 |
BimmerBoy | Takes me straight to the cmd prompt... | 07:00 |
iFvwm | BimmerBoy: kaiwen use intel' card. you can ask him. | 07:02 |
BimmerBoy | I tried your command again. Tells me it is over writing the custom config. I think this may work - let's reboot | 07:02 |
iFvwm | simplly delete xorg.conf. maybe more easy | 07:03 |
BimmerBoy | Thanks all, I have to leave now. I will have to return later to wrap it up - i am late... | 07:03 |
sfer3 | Problem solved - thanks iFvwm! | 07:05 |
iFvwm | :D | 07:06 |
BimmerBoy | Hey Jordan_U, your command worked 2nd time round! I typed lime my #$ss. Thanks I got it back. | 07:06 |
BimmerBoy | lime =like | 07:07 |
the_zemo | hello, is it ok to ask questions about ubuntu in here? | 07:07 |
BimmerBoy | cheers | 07:07 |
malcolm_ | hiya | 07:07 |
Seveas | the_zemo, of course :) | 07:07 |
J-n | !ask | the_zemo | 07:07 |
ubottu | the_zemo: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 07:07 |
malcolm_ | hey i got a question | 07:08 |
the_zemo | ok, sounds good. I am downloading ubuntu 8.04 i386 and I want to know how is the flash player working on it? I used it before and was unable to view youtube videos in full screen. Is it still the same? | 07:09 |
J-n | !ask > malcolm_ | 07:09 |
malcolm_ | flash player works fine | 07:09 |
ubottu | malcolm_, please see my private message | 07:09 |
malcolm_ | yea i read your message | 07:09 |
malcolm_ | ill try fit it in one line | 07:09 |
Ububegin | I have a password for a sudo user... So i typed sudo -s.. But the console says " John is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported." .. So shld i use someother sudo command | 07:10 |
sfer3 | sudo su for the superuser? | 07:10 |
rofl | no sudo su for the soup user | 07:10 |
malcolm_ | i have installed lamp , in a directory /opt/ when i save a file it saves to /home/malcolm/ how do isave it to /opt/lamp/ | 07:10 |
iFvwm | Ububegin: add yourself to admin group | 07:10 |
haelen | Hi. How do I "unblacklist) something (i.e. my sound card) after blacklisting it? | 07:11 |
cosmo | I am fairly new to ubuntu and clueless when it comes to setting up Samba so that the windows xp machines on my home network can share files back and forth, anyone have a guide or willing to walk me through it? I tried using GSAMBAD but I think I might have just made things worse | 07:11 |
J-n | the_zemo you do have to install the non-free flash player and the plugin for firefox, if i recall.. but i can watch youtube in fullscreen np | 07:11 |
pen | do you have any favorite to-do programs? | 07:11 |
Ububegin | iFvwm: my colleague just told me to type "su" .. and it works... :D | 07:12 |
pen | have anyone here know any to-do programs for ubuntu? | 07:12 |
the_zemo | J-n: how do I know which is the non-free flash player? | 07:12 |
iFvwm | Ububegin: of course, su also can do it | 07:13 |
thenetduck | I was wondering if anyone here has experience with a ThinkPad? I get clicking from my hard drive is that normal? | 07:13 |
Flannel | su won't work on Ubuntu, because there's no root password. Use sudo instead. | 07:13 |
malcolm_ | has anyone beaten the pc in four in a row ? | 07:13 |
J-n | !flash | the_zemo | 07:13 |
ubottu | the_zemo: To install Flash see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash (a recent version for !Dapper is available in !backports) - See also !Restricted and !Gnash | 07:13 |
Flannel | Ububegin: did you mess up your groups on that user/ | 07:13 |
iFvwm | sudo su | 07:13 |
J-n | that should talk ya through it pretty well :) | 07:13 |
pen | have anyone here know any to-do programs for ubuntu? | 07:14 |
the_zemo | thanks to all who commented. I really appreciate it. I find using the IRC better than the forums. | 07:14 |
Flannel | iFvwm: No. | 07:14 |
iFvwm | gtodo? pen | 07:14 |
waan | Ububegin, you can use "sudo su" | 07:14 |
iFvwm | Flannel: ? | 07:14 |
Flannel | Use sudo -i instead. | 07:14 |
Flannel | or sudo -s, depending on what you're looking for. | 07:15 |
iFvwm | i like echo xxx|sudo -s. :D | 07:15 |
Ububegin | waan: so many sudo commands.. so whats the difference. | 07:15 |
pen | iFvwm, ? | 07:15 |
pen | iFvwm, is that really for ubuntu? | 07:15 |
Flannel | iFvwm: please don't give out bad information in this channel. | 07:15 |
waan | Ububegin, sudo uses root, su just uses elevated priviliges | 07:15 |
Flannel | waan: No, that's backwards. | 07:15 |
thenetduck | can anyone help me understand what's going on with my hard drive? | 07:15 |
iFvwm | pen: you can search software by excute aptitude search ~dtodo | 07:15 |
waan | Flannel, Ububegin ohh my bad | 07:15 |
pen | iFvwm, ~dtodo?? | 07:16 |
pen | iFvwm, why ~d | 07:16 |
iFvwm | Flannel: bad infor? | 07:16 |
iFvwm | ~d is search in descript | 07:16 |
pen | iFvwm, k thx | 07:17 |
waan | Ububegin, the other way around | 07:17 |
Ububegin | waan: huh... :S ... i think i just stick to su... | 07:18 |
Flannel | Ububegin: no, stick with sudo. | 07:18 |
malcolm_ | what does changing the home folder within managing users do ? | 07:18 |
J-n | ububegin - better just use sudo it's safest and probally all you'll need. | 07:18 |
waan | Ububegin, sudo is safer | 07:19 |
chubs | it's not like su will kill him | 07:19 |
thenetduck | is it normal for my hard drive to make clicking sounds? | 07:19 |
sfer3 | malcom_: Change the user's home folder location | 07:19 |
waan | chubs, it might.. | 07:19 |
u-haul | thenetduck: I don't know about yours, but mine doesn't click normally. | 07:19 |
Ububegin | Flannel: but sudo -s... alone .. doesnt let me enter the password | 07:19 |
J-n | thenetduck depends... does it usually do it? ;) ... to me that sounds like a bad thing, but it could be that your drive is just noisy? | 07:19 |
Flannel | chubs: this channel, and many other Ubuntu resources, assume you have the root account locked. We don't support enablingthe root account. | 07:19 |
Flannel | Ububegin: What? | 07:19 |
malcolm_ | how do i grant my self access to change files not within my home folder ? like /file/ | 07:20 |
J-n | ububegin do "sudo -s thingyouwannado" | 07:20 |
Flannel | No. sudo -s is like sudo -i | 07:20 |
sfer3 | malcom_: sudo chmod 0777 (directory) | 07:20 |
sfer3 | From terminal | 07:21 |
Flannel | It gives you a shell. If oyu wnat to do a single command, sudo [command] | 07:21 |
J-n | oh | 07:21 |
Flannel | sfer3, malcolm_: no, DO NOT do that. | 07:21 |
J-n | my mistake | 07:21 |
sfer3 | Really? | 07:21 |
chubs | don't forget your -r for recursiveness | 07:21 |
sfer3 | I suppose all I do is pretty insecure... | 07:21 |
Flannel | !stop | 07:21 |
ubottu | NOTICE - Please stop this discussion NOW. See !offtopic for things that are inappropriate to discuss in this channel. Continuing will result in action being taken. | 07:21 |
chubs | and don't do that on / | 07:21 |
iFvwm | :D | 07:21 |
Flannel | er, dag nabbit | 07:21 |
Flannel | wrong one. Anyway, *dont* chmod, use sudo. | 07:21 |
sfer3 | But he said he wants to grant himself access? I thought he meant more than just a one-off. | 07:22 |
Flannel | Sorry sorry, everyone whos wondering what that factoid is for, its just me being stupid. | 07:22 |
Flannel | sfer3: that would be done through other means, and likely should *not* be done on a permanent basis to begin with. | 07:22 |
sfer3 | Flannel: Just out of interest, what should I use instead? | 07:23 |
thenetduck | J-n, well it's a new ThinkPad and I didn't think it was noisy, but I installed ubuntu and I and worried if it has something to do with improper heads being loaded/unloaded. See this bug here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/59695 | 07:23 |
iFvwm | maybe all newbie would use gui instead it. :D | 07:23 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 59695 in dell "High frequency of load/unload cycles on some hard disks may shorten lifetime" [Undecided,Confirmed] | 07:24 |
chubs | It's still good to know. malcolm_ there are certain situations where chmod and chown (change owner) are appropriate, but in most cases shouldn't be used on files outside of your home directory | 07:24 |
Flannel | sfer3: If it really is on a permanent basis (which it likely isn't), it depends on what you're doing, but you'd likely set the groupto somethign appropriate, and add yourself to said group. | 07:24 |
iFvwm | install nautilus-sudo script. | 07:24 |
malcolm_ | so whats the solution ? | 07:24 |
Flannel | malcolm_: What file is it? Why do you need to access it? | 07:24 |
chubs | malcolm_, sudo gedit file if it's a text file. or whatever program you need. It depends alot on where and what the file(s) is | 07:25 |
malcolm_ | im doing web development and everytime i want to save a file i have to logon as root , copy to the directory and then reload ? | 07:25 |
Flannel | malcolm_: so, this is inside /var/www | 07:25 |
KinGBaKeRo | #urbanterror | 07:25 |
malcolm_ | it gets a bit much after a while | 07:25 |
KinGBaKeRo | yo! | 07:25 |
chubs | malcolm_, you should probably set up a separate user for a webserver | 07:25 |
malcolm_ | no i installam lamp in its own directory | 07:25 |
Flannel | malcolm_: Why'd you do that? | 07:25 |
kohv | Hi. I'm looking for help for creating an Intrepid boot USB stick, where should I go with that? | 07:25 |
malcolm_ | didnt know any better | 07:25 |
Flannel | chubs: www-data already is set up. | 07:25 |
Ububegin | hi folks, i have used sftp to login to a remote server via the nautilus windows.. but i said save the password forever.. how can i logout from the sftp | 07:26 |
chubs | malcolm_, you should probably use www-data :) | 07:26 |
Flannel | kohv: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support | 07:26 |
Flannel | chubs: No, that's still not the solution. | 07:26 |
skiquel | hi, I'm trying to permanently change the time on my ubuntu server but it keeps changing on reset, is there a tutorial you can point me to? | 07:26 |
iFvwm | malcolm_: you also can sudo ln -s ~/log/xxx /var/www/xxx | 07:26 |
kohv | Thanks, Flannel :) | 07:26 |
chubs | Flannel, and why not? | 07:26 |
Flannel | chubs: use the www-data group, not the user. Wait and see. | 07:26 |
iFvwm | malcolm_: add to www group | 07:27 |
rkvirani | What is a good reliable dynamic dns service out there? | 07:27 |
J-n | thenetduck did ya read all the way down on that page you sent me, it looks like maybe people have posted some solutions? | 07:27 |
iFvwm | www-data group | 07:27 |
chubs | just adding yourself to a group is strange for a webserver, but i guess it doesn't matter | 07:28 |
malcolm_ | iFVwm: is thta as a user ? | 07:28 |
iFvwm | www-data ← | 07:28 |
Flannel | malcolm_: Alright, first, you'll want to use apache (and the rest of LAMP if you need it) from the repos. Then, your stuff will go in /var/www by default, which is a reasonable enough place for it. you'll want to add yourself to the www-data group (adduser username www-data) and then make it so /var/www is writable by group (chmod g+w /var/www) | 07:28 |
rkvirani | any ideas? | 07:29 |
Flannel | rkvirani: I've never had problems with dyndns | 07:29 |
rkvirani | Flannel: cool thanks | 07:29 |
Flannel | skiquel: What is it changing to? what timezone are you in? | 07:29 |
Flannel | malcolm_: Also, if this is just for hosting stuff from you, you can make use of userdir, which allows stuff in ~/public_html to be visible at host/~username/ | 07:30 |
iFvwm | someone type is so faster... | 07:30 |
cheeky | hey does any one have a script to clear .. your current iptables settings ? | 07:30 |
naughtykid001 | hi, can I have users which sharing the same home directory??? | 07:31 |
skiquel | central, I think I may have found something, is it about setting up a symbolic link to /etc/localtime... and central | 07:31 |
Flannel | naughtykid001: What are you hoping to accomplish? | 07:31 |
sfer3 | naughtykid001: Probably, set it in users/groups - but you may have some sort of conflict with programs. Why do you need to do this? | 07:32 |
thenetduck | J-n thanks | 07:32 |
negativeB | how to open in wine drive c? | 07:32 |
J-n | thenetduck np :) | 07:32 |
sfer3 | negativeB: it should be in your home folder | 07:32 |
Flannel | negativeB: ~/.wine/drive_c/ | 07:32 |
sfer3 | Under .wine | 07:32 |
negativeB | I mounted it on /mnt/drive_c | 07:32 |
naughtykid001 | Flannel: I'm hoping to create users who shared one directory as their home directories instead of each one of them having their own. | 07:33 |
negativeB | I can open in from /mnt/drive_c | 07:33 |
negativeB | but not from wine menu | 07:33 |
Ububegin | Anyone uses sftp:// here... i accidently clicked on save my password forever.. how can i reverse it now.. | 07:33 |
negativeB | ~/.wine/drive_c/ acnnot | 07:33 |
negativeB | ~/.wine/drive_c/ cannot open | 07:33 |
Flannel | negativeB: right, but hoping to do what with that? | 07:33 |
iFvwm | Ububegin: gftp is easy | 07:33 |
naughtykid001 | sfer3: u mean /etc/group? what kind of conflict do you mean? | 07:33 |
Flannel | negativeB: Why have everyone share one? | 07:34 |
iFvwm | password...hehe | 07:34 |
sfer3 | Flannel: Regarding that group permissions for /var/www, how do you make that group have write permission to that folder? It doesn't seem to be working for me the way you said.... | 07:35 |
negativeB | ... now it's open ) | 07:35 |
naughtykid001 | sfer3: actually I'm learning how to setting the access control for cvs users, which do not have access to the server itself. | 07:35 |
negativeB | maybe it was hard drive bug | 07:35 |
supersako | hey guys, anyone figure out how to make laptop-mode-tools and cpufreq scale the cpu differently when on AC or Battery?? | 07:35 |
negativeB | but now its open ) thanks | 07:35 |
Flannel | sfer3: You need to make sure you're in said group, which won't happen until you log in again (see "groups") but chmod g+w /foo/bar/ will do it. | 07:35 |
zenhero | hi , how would i fix my flash on my web browsers if the flash content covers the drop menu and links in a website? | 07:36 |
sfer3 | Flannel: Oh, okay. Haven't logged in again. | 07:36 |
sfer3 | zenhero | !offtopic | 07:36 |
eddieftw | !ugrade | eddieftw | 07:36 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ugrade | 07:36 |
sfer3 | Oops, wrong way :P | 07:36 |
eddieftw | !upgrade | eddieftw | 07:36 |
ubottu | eddieftw, please see my private message | 07:36 |
sfer3 | !offtopic | zenhero | 07:36 |
ubottu | zenhero: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 07:36 |
Kelderkeuken | how do i give limited resources or a low priority to a process? | 07:36 |
tsolox | where does unicode support reside? Does it reside in a per application basis? or what... | 07:37 |
void_pointer | Kelderkeuken nice pappy | 07:37 |
node357 | yeah, nice | 07:37 |
vegagt | hey guys... i'm a teacher at a middle school. I'm thinking about buying 4-5 Dell mini laptops for my classroom but I want to run a remote desktop kind of program where I can monitor and/or lock student computers on the fly.. like if I want them to watch the board and then go back to their computers. does an app for ubuntu exist? | 07:37 |
Flannel | vegagt: You should check out edubuntu. | 07:38 |
sfer3 | Yes, that does exist | 07:38 |
sfer3 | vegagt: edubuntu has that all installed | 07:38 |
sfer3 | Beat me to it :P | 07:38 |
pen | anyone know why I can't delete tasks from tasque? | 07:38 |
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vegagt | Flannel, edubuntu would probably work great but standard ubuntu comes preloaded on this laptop.. it's the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 | 07:39 |
vegagt | i don't want to void the warranty :D | 07:39 |
tsolox | anybody here heard of Nixstaller? | 07:39 |
Flannel | vegagt: Edubuntu has been moved to an addon CD, so you can install edubuntu (or just pieces of it) overtop of any Ubuntu installation | 07:39 |
J-n | !edubuntu | vegagt | 07:40 |
Flannel | vegagt: Its basically just adding packages (and it wouldn't void the warranty anyway). | 07:40 |
ubottu | vegagt: Edubuntu is an Ubuntu derivative aimed at schools and educational institutions. For more info, see http://www.edubuntu.org | 07:40 |
vegagt | sweet.. what is the application called? can i administer the laptops remotely via a Macbook or would I also have to run ubuntu on a computer? | 07:40 |
vegagt | i run PCLinuxOS at home (shoot me) so I'm somewhat familiar with Linux already | 07:40 |
sfer3 | vegagt: Probably have to run Ubuntu on a computer, from the one I've used | 07:40 |
iFvwm | tsolox: aptitude is good. | 07:40 |
vegagt | I alrready run linux on my notebook, too.. I can just have that and my Macbook at my desk.. | 07:41 |
sfer3 | Good solution | 07:41 |
wooboy77 | HE I NEED HELP | 07:41 |
sfer3 | !ask | wooboy77 | 07:42 |
ubottu | wooboy77: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 07:42 |
sfer3 | (Hey, I'm getting the hang of this!) | 07:42 |
wooboy77 | when i minimize my window it dispapears... it doesn't show on the deskbar thats below | 07:42 |
wooboy77 | i have to use alt+tab | 07:42 |
sfer3 | Right click | 07:43 |
sfer3 | "Add to panel" | 07:43 |
schnoowork | should usb sticks mount by default on ubuntu. i tried adding a 3g dongle and i dont know if its mounted or not :\ | 07:43 |
wooboy77 | right click what? | 07:43 |
resin | does anyone know how to get s-video out working with fglrx? | 07:43 |
iFvwm | taskbar | 07:43 |
sfer3 | and then window list | 07:43 |
iFvwm | s-video. | 07:43 |
wooboy77 | ok got it | 07:43 |
sfer3 | Then drag the window list to the area of the panel you want it to be on | 07:43 |
resin | yes, s-video | 07:44 |
iFvwm | dvi/hdmi i know. resin | 07:44 |
iFvwm | but not s-video | 07:44 |
schnoowork | does anyone know at all ? | 07:44 |
resin | wouldnt is essentially be the same concept? | 07:44 |
resin | it* | 07:44 |
iFvwm | e, perhaps make mistaken. :D | 07:44 |
sfer3 | schnoowork: They should, but 3g dongles are different things completely. | 07:45 |
schnoowork | sfer3, yeah i am looking at how to actually get it working. Does it require manual mounting. If so how would i do that :\ | 07:46 |
void_pointer | schnoowork look at /var/log/messages | 07:46 |
sfer3 | Hmm, I'm not into that too much... you might want to search around the forums to see if someone has already gotten your particular 3g dongle to work under Ubuntu. | 07:46 |
airtonix | schnoowork, i think your mistaking usb storage devices with usb communication devices | 07:47 |
Kartagis | when will mysql server 5.1 be available in repos? | 07:47 |
schnoowork | airtonix, im just following http://polishlinux.org/linux/ubuntu/three-uk-3g-modem-in-ubuntu-linux/ but he never says anything about mounting it | 07:47 |
airtonix | schnoowork, the way the two types of devices are used in linux are different | 07:47 |
jeettu | how can i block only chat in gmail using iptables | 07:47 |
void_pointer | schnoowork its not something you mount | 07:47 |
resin | does anyone know how to get s-video out working with fglrx? | 07:47 |
airtonix | jeettu, gmail uses its chat over port 5222 by default | 07:48 |
airtonix | jeettu, but you wont be able to block the chat that occurs from within the website of gmail | 07:49 |
orifice | has anyone done any remastering of ISO LiveCD Images ? | 07:49 |
orifice | I want to customize the boot menu but I can't find where the /boot/grub is stored | 07:49 |
jeettu | ok how to block yahoo messanger from pidgin | 07:49 |
Ububegin | every linux system, has a superuser right.. Is he "su"... or something else | 07:49 |
void_pointer | schnoowork so check if the modem has been detected by looking at /var/log/messages, then use whatever program to communicate with the modem ... wvdial or one of the GUI ppp ones | 07:49 |
xtrememertx | go to manage account on pidgin | 07:50 |
airtonix | Ububegin, !sudo | 07:50 |
jeettu | using iptables | 07:50 |
airtonix | !sudo > Ububegin | 07:50 |
ubottu | Ububegin, please see my private message | 07:50 |
Flannel | vegagt: italc | 07:50 |
schnoowork | void_pointer, it says airprime has attached it self to many ttyUSB* and not one | 07:50 |
schnoowork | and i tried doing sudo wvdialconf and it doesnt seem to find it | 07:51 |
airtonix | jeettu, easiest way is to install the iptables gui: firestarter | 07:51 |
airtonix | jeettu, work out which ports your offending chats is using and prevent traffic on those ports | 07:51 |
orifice | nm | 07:51 |
orifice | I found it! | 07:51 |
wooboy77 | why cant i connect a network on my laptop? | 07:51 |
void_pointer | schnoowork use gnome-ppp | 07:52 |
naughtykid001_ | Flannel, sfer3: any suggestioN? | 07:52 |
schnoowork | yeah i am trying that aswell, and in setup that cant find my modem either lol | 07:52 |
void_pointer | wooboy77 because you are woefully inadequate? | 07:52 |
Ardha | k | 07:52 |
void_pointer | schnoowork you have installed wvdial, right? | 07:53 |
wooboy77 | wifi works but not when i put a cable | 07:53 |
schnoowork | void_pointer, yes i have | 07:53 |
jrgp | what is the command that brings up gnome's picture viewer? | 07:54 |
iFvwm | eog | 07:54 |
xtrememertx | !Actionparsnip | 07:54 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about actionparsnip | 07:54 |
nahian | can anyone tell how can I install flash player in firefox ??? | 07:54 |
schnoowork | void_pointer, it just doesnt seem to connect to anywhere so none of my ppp programs seem to find it :\ | 07:55 |
naughtykid001_ | exit | 07:55 |
clarence_ | how to edit /etc/modprobe.d of the blacklist | 07:55 |
jrgp | Thanks iFvwm !! | 07:55 |
void_pointer | schnoowork ok. Can you unplug it, plug it back in and pastebin the last 10 lines of your /var/log/messages? | 07:56 |
nahian | can anyone tell how can I install flash player in firefox ??? | 07:56 |
void_pointer | nahian no | 07:56 |
nahian | Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player. | 07:56 |
airtonix | !flash > nahian | 07:56 |
ubottu | nahian, please see my private message | 07:56 |
void_pointer | nahian i choose not to turn on javascript. Stop hassling me about it. | 07:56 |
stodan | vim does not load plugins in /usr/share/vim-scripts, right? | 07:57 |
void_pointer | schnoowork and you are running a kernel at least 2.6.20 or later, right? | 07:58 |
stodan | from vim-scripts package? | 07:58 |
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nahian | void_pointer: how can I view youtube videos ??? | 07:58 |
airtonix | stodan, i dont use vim, but maybe its looking in your home folder ? | 07:58 |
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void_pointer | stodan yes, your home folder | 07:58 |
stodan | airtonix, in home yes, but i dont know about that package in ubuntu | 07:58 |
airtonix | nahian, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash | 07:58 |
xtrememertx | I'm getting low fps ,can anybody help me | 07:59 |
ljsoftnet | xtrememertx disable desktop effects | 07:59 |
xtrememertx | i dont have any desktop effects on | 07:59 |
void_pointer | nahian by installing flash. Did you look at the pm? | 07:59 |
chubs | are your graphics drivers enabled xtrememertx | 07:59 |
airtonix | nahian, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash | 07:59 |
ljsoftnet | xtrememertx what game are you playing? | 07:59 |
xtrememertx | glxgears gives me just around 200 fps | 07:59 |
xtrememertx | bzflag | 08:00 |
stodan | void_pointer, i have to copy scripts from vim-scripts to my home, to make it work? or are yhey autoloaded if some option is set? | 08:00 |
nahian | airtonix: I got it | 08:00 |
xtrememertx | battle tanks | 08:00 |
nahian | tnx | 08:00 |
xtrememertx | i'm not even able to watch youtube | 08:00 |
void_pointer | stodan dunno, i always just use my home folder | 08:00 |
chubs | xtrememertx, what graphics card have you? | 08:00 |
airtonix | xtrememertx, and have you donw anything about video drivers? | 08:01 |
clarence_ | excuse me | 08:01 |
xtrememertx | 810 integrated chipset | 08:01 |
void_pointer | xtrememertx ah | 08:01 |
xtrememertx | i'm using i810 driver | 08:01 |
void_pointer | xtrememertx there is a driver | 08:01 |
void_pointer | oh ok | 08:01 |
xtrememertx | and i tried intel | 08:01 |
xtrememertx | u want to see my xorg conf ? | 08:01 |
void_pointer | xtrememertx no. i don't even like looking at my own too much | 08:02 |
xtrememertx | :| | 08:02 |
chubs | xtrememertx, pastebin it if you want | 08:02 |
xtrememertx | ok | 08:02 |
void_pointer | schnoowork are you going to pastebin messages or what? | 08:03 |
negge | I'm having problems with me home server. When I run "apt-get update" the CPU maxes to 100% and the computer gets unusable, only a reboot seems to make it work again, I can't even kill apt-get. What could be wrong? | 08:03 |
xtrememertx | chubs: my xorg conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/47352/ | 08:05 |
chubs | xtrememertx, looks fine to me, but i can't compare line by line | 08:07 |
chubs | not on the ubuntubox | 08:07 |
ahtmly2k | since there are a bunch of bugs for compiz (at least on my laptop), is there a channel specific for compiz? | 08:07 |
xtrememertx | oh | 08:07 |
chubs | it seems as if it'd be a driver issue or something (i.e. compiz) using your graphics card | 08:08 |
chubs | but both of those possibilities check out it seems | 08:08 |
chubs | you were able to watch videos/play games/etc. before you had ubuntu? | 08:08 |
xtrememertx | yes | 08:08 |
xtrememertx | i used play counter strike 1.6 on xp | 08:08 |
xtrememertx | i posted on forums too but no help | 08:09 |
xtrememertx | even a avi file lags sometimes | 08:09 |
waan | When I put ubuntu into sleep mode, it shut's down instead and boots normally | 08:09 |
xtrememertx | i'm not using compiz .. its not working some error with aiglx | 08:10 |
chubs | xtrememertx, what error? | 08:11 |
xtrememertx | chubs: i have these warnings in my log http://paste.ubuntu.com/47148/ | 08:11 |
tobago | was war nochmal er befehl, um die ausführende "exe" zu einem programm zufinden? | 08:11 |
iFvwm | !vnc > iNutshell | 08:11 |
ubottu | iNutshell, please see my private message | 08:11 |
chubs | ubuntu-de tobago | 08:11 |
chubs | but wine should help | 08:12 |
chubs | xtrememertx, are you positive you're using the right driver? how did you install it | 08:12 |
tobago | chubs, wine is for emulating window programs for linux isn't it? | 08:12 |
ubuntuNOR | Hi.. | 08:13 |
aldaek | how do I tell what verson is installed? | 08:13 |
xtrememertx | the driver came with ubuntu | 08:13 |
xtrememertx | i810 and intel i tried both of them | 08:13 |
chubs | tobago, yes. i don't speak german though, i just saw exe | 08:13 |
xtrememertx | in the log file it seems to be loading the driver correctly | 08:13 |
ubuntuNOR | where can i get help about external monitor.. on ubuntu(gnome) Thinkpad T30.. ? | 08:13 |
aldaek | how do I tell what verson of ubuntu is installed? | 08:14 |
aldaek | !version | 08:14 |
ubottu | To find out what version of Ubuntu you have, type « lsb_release -a » in a !shell | 08:14 |
aldaek | ah. | 08:14 |
chubs | xtrememertx, yeah stick with intel. what model computer do you have? | 08:14 |
xtrememertx | celeron mendocina 466 mhz | 08:15 |
chubs | xtrememertx, did you try dropping to 16-bit depth? | 08:15 |
xtrememertx | 384mb ram | 08:15 |
xtrememertx | yes | 08:15 |
xtrememertx | dri is enabled | 08:15 |
chubs | and that didn't help? | 08:15 |
xtrememertx | nope | 08:15 |
aldaek | How do I fix this message? " unable to resolve host darkblade" | 08:15 |
chubs | 466mhz is pretty slow by today's standards. you might be better off with xfce but in all honesty that shouldn't be affecting video performance that much | 08:16 |
xtrememertx | i'm using xfce currently | 08:16 |
g0g0r1n | in what package is smbclient on hardy ? | 08:17 |
mgolisch | aldaek: is that your hostname? | 08:17 |
aldaek | Yes. | 08:17 |
mgolisch | aldaek: if yes add it to /etc/hosts | 08:17 |
xtrememertx | yea 466mhz is slow .. but i had no problem on xp ..on cs 1.6 i used to get 40 fps in opengl mode | 08:17 |
chubs | well that's good. did you add lines 82-88 yourself in xorg.conf xtrememertx ? | 08:17 |
mgolisch | with 127.0.0.1 as ip | 08:17 |
comicinker | g0g0r1n: samba | 08:17 |
xtrememertx | yes i added myself | 08:18 |
comicinker | g0g0r1n: or better: smbclient | 08:18 |
xtrememertx | i have been trying various things .. | 08:18 |
iFvwm | cs16 can give 40fps. so goooood | 08:18 |
aldaek | Ok. | 08:18 |
chubs | try removing them. I don't think those should be necessary anymore. | 08:18 |
g0g0r1n | thanx | 08:18 |
xtrememertx | ok | 08:18 |
chubs | did you try dropping your screen res to 800x600 or lower to see if that changes anything? | 08:19 |
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xtrememertx | iFvwm: when sombody nades the fps drops for a moment to 20 or soemthing | 08:19 |
xtrememertx | i tried changing the resoultion too | 08:19 |
iFvwm | but i dont think so. i remember my 386 machine, run quake3, only 40fps? xtrememertx | 08:19 |
Duftpunk | !root | 08:20 |
ubottu | Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo | 08:20 |
xtrememertx | quake 3 runs well on my stsem | 08:20 |
prateek | #srijan | 08:20 |
iFvwm | so you got how much fps with q3? xtrememertx | 08:20 |
xtrememertx | i dont remember | 08:21 |
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xtrememertx | i played quaker 3 at that time when i dint know what fps means | 08:21 |
iFvwm | . | 08:21 |
iFvwm | another games you like? xtrememertx | 08:22 |
iFvwm | such as etqw? | 08:22 |
Duftpunk | Hi, Would anybody know how to change file attributes? | 08:22 |
xtrememertx | i like many games ... but unfortunately since i'm stuck with this system i can only play cs 1.6 | 08:22 |
cemc | hi. is there a recovery function in ubuntu ? something happened to my hdd, and i ran a fsck, and it found some problems, now it won't boot anymore | 08:22 |
chubs | iFvwm, there's no way etqw would run on that system | 08:22 |
kaiwen | Hi, I have a p4 dell pc with an embedded speaker within the chassis in addition to its onboard sound device on the motherboard. The thing is, the sound is only coming from the embedded speaker than through the motherboard output, anyone know what I can do? | 08:22 |
xtrememertx | whats etqw ? | 08:23 |
cemc | it says that /etc/defaults/rcS is missing or something like that | 08:23 |
iFvwm | xtrememertx: why... all idsoft.com' games can lauched on ubuntu. | 08:23 |
chandra_ | hi | 08:23 |
iFvwm | chubs: i play etqw well | 08:23 |
kaiwen | !playonlinux | 08:23 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about playonlinux | 08:23 |
kaiwen | !cedega | 08:23 |
ubottu | cedega is a project based on WINE, aimed at running Windows games on Linux. For more info, see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega | 08:23 |
xtrememertx | dont know ifvwm | 08:24 |
kaiwen | anyone know where i can mess with the sound dries? | 08:24 |
chubs | iFvwm, he's got a 446mhz celeron, 384mb of ram, and integrated graphics. etqw wouldn't even install | 08:24 |
kaiwen | drivers*? I need to switch from the embedded speaker to my onboard speaker | 08:24 |
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iFvwm | after get rid of the fps_limit. etqw can also get 4xfps. | 08:24 |
iFvwm | chubs: ooo. that right | 08:24 |
xtrememertx | I dont want to go back to xp ... but this problem makes me weak | 08:24 |
iFvwm | perhaps et can fit your machine. enemy-terrortory. xtrememertx | 08:25 |
xtrememertx | whats etwq anyways ? | 08:25 |
iFvwm | system require is low for et | 08:25 |
chubs | iFvwm, if we don't figure this out he won't be playing anything :) | 08:25 |
xtrememertx | yea lol | 08:26 |
J-n | I play GTA:SA WWIIOL COD(2,4) Civ4 AOE2 and WOW occasionally with wine. | 08:26 |
iFvwm | right.hehe | 08:26 |
Jordan_U | xtrememertx: You should probably be using the "intel" driver rather than i810 | 08:26 |
kimmey2k3 | http://pastebin.com/d754b510f why is it like this? | 08:26 |
xtrememertx | i'm using intel currently | 08:27 |
chubs | xtrememertx, did you remove all those modifications you made? | 08:27 |
xtrememertx | yes | 08:27 |
xtrememertx | so many times | 08:27 |
kevin_ | okay so this is a very obvious question -- but once answered I'll forever know: with a given tar.bz2 file (downloaded) that contains an app I want installed -- how do I go about installing? | 08:27 |
chubs | xtrememertx, you know for those changes to take effect you need to restart x irght? | 08:27 |
xtrememertx | yeah | 08:27 |
chubs | so why don't you do that now | 08:27 |
Hosstest | !raid | 08:27 |
ubottu | Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 08:27 |
iFvwm | 384mb of ram, perhaps is hard for gnome. xtrememertx | 08:28 |
chubs | he's on xfce | 08:28 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: What are you trying to install? | 08:28 |
iFvwm | add one ram chip? | 08:28 |
jim_p | hello again | 08:28 |
xtrememertx | alright ill try and come back | 08:28 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, a third party application | 08:28 |
xtrememertx | two slots | 08:28 |
xtrememertx | 256 and 128 | 08:28 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: What third party application | 08:28 |
Jordan_U | ? | 08:28 |
xtrememertx | brb | 08:28 |
iFvwm | time to driver. | 08:28 |
jim_p | i used to run ubuntu 6.06 with 256MB of ram | 08:29 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, a chatting program | 08:29 |
J-n | kevin_ most will have a README file or some such with instructions | 08:29 |
jim_p | it was a bit laggy, but ok | 08:29 |
OrangeKyo | how do i make all my desktop icons smaller? they look fat and ugly | 08:29 |
Hosstest | if my mother board has a raid controller, do I need to provide drivers while installing, and do I need to use the alternate cd? | 08:29 |
iFvwm | jim_p: stronge man | 08:29 |
Kelderkeuken | OrangeKyo: stretch icon | 08:29 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: What chatting program? ( There is likely a .deb available ) | 08:29 |
jim_p | OrangeKyo: open up a nautilus window and go to Edit > preferences. There on the 1st tab i think is the zooming llevel for the icons | 08:30 |
OrangeKyo | Kelderkeuken: yea but thats just for one icon. i want it to be universal. my icons should not be this big for the resolution i have | 08:30 |
b4b3 | why i can't hear sound in my ubuntu...? | 08:30 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, you were right -- a readme with install instructions were included -- i was just so used to ubuntu automating everything as it has thus far. | 08:30 |
Hosstest | no one for the my raid question> | 08:30 |
Hosstest | ?? | 08:30 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, thanks for the hlp. | 08:30 |
chubs | b4b3, is your speaker muted? | 08:30 |
jim_p | b4b3: there are loads of reasons for it | 08:30 |
jim_p | Hosstest: if the kernel has raid drivers built in, then yes | 08:31 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, the chatting program is called SecondLife | 08:31 |
b4b3 | in win normal | 08:31 |
u-haul | b4b3: is your computer on? | 08:31 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: You should try to find a .deb, that way it will stay automatically updated and tracked by the package manager | 08:31 |
b4b3 | sure | 08:31 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, as it turns out -- the program is entirely out of box -- in that no install is required. | 08:31 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: I am pretty sure there is a .deb for second life available, and I wouldn't call it a chatting program :) | 08:32 |
jim_p | Hosstest: *if the kernel has the drivers for YOUR raid | 08:32 |
steven | can anyone tell me how I can tell hellanzb to download sfv files as well as par2s? It doesn't seem to want to do that. | 08:32 |
J-n | Kevin_ actually it was I who suggested the readme file, but what jordan_u is saying is correct | 08:32 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, well i think WoW is a chatting program -- so i guess its just a matter of perspective. | 08:32 |
Hosstest | okay, where in the install do I provide the drivers if they arent provided in the keral? | 08:32 |
prodigel | Hi all. Anyone used webdav? I'm having problem connecting to some https://foo.bar.etc/something server | 08:32 |
Hosstest | *kernal | 08:33 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: Here is a .deb version BTW: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Second+Life | 08:33 |
b4b3 | i have checked system>preferende>sound | 08:33 |
chubs | prodigel, that server doesn't exist | 08:33 |
kevin_ | J-n, sorry Its this "XChat" ..throws me off as to who im chatting with. | 08:33 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, thanks -- I'll give it a try. | 08:33 |
prodigel | chubs, sure it doesn't exist, the protocol, and url schema exists :) | 08:33 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: np | 08:33 |
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prodigel | chubs, ever used webdav? | 08:34 |
chubs | prodigel, I figured you were confused by some tutorial. But what exactly is the problem then? | 08:34 |
J-n | kevin_ i guess irc can be offputting at first, it is a bit oldschool, being that it does predate the web :) | 08:34 |
J-n | kevin_ have fun :) | 08:34 |
Trashlord | Hi, I use Ubuntu 8.04, and I'm trying to install the XMMS module for Perl, so I can get info about currently played tracks, with Perl scripts. It won't install though, it says I don't have xmms installed, but I do, in fact it's running right now. Note: I installed XMMS from source, because there is no .deb package for it. Here is the problem output when I'm using CPAN to get Xmms::Bundle: http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=20293 | 08:35 |
maxx09 | question: given that update manager alerts me of new updates, do i ever need to "reload" synaptic? | 08:35 |
chubs | prodigel, no, sorry. but it'd help to mention which part you're having trouble with (like does that work with http://) | 08:36 |
marlun | Anyone know if you can save an openoffice spredsheet as a tab-seperated text file? You can do it in MS Office but I can't find the option in OO. | 08:36 |
lukeoconnell | Nope, you would only ever need to refresh Synaptic if you change repositories etc | 08:36 |
kevin_ | J-n, actaully I'm quite familiar with irc -- just not this particular client. btw .deb => distribution? | 08:36 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: You may also want to look at playdeb: http://www.playdeb.net/ | 08:36 |
maxx09 | lunkeoconnell, awesome.... cheers | 08:37 |
lukeoconnell | np | 08:37 |
Jordan_U | kevin_: Debian ( it's the distribution Ubuntu is based on ) | 08:37 |
xtrememertx | i'm back | 08:37 |
J-n | kevin_ cool, what client are you used to? if ya dont mind me askin' :) | 08:37 |
xtrememertx | chubs:no change :-( | 08:37 |
davidzhang | ubuntu 8.04 desktop live cd always show screen out of range, who could tell me why? | 08:38 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, lol wow playdeb looks like a site for ubuntu noobies (like me!) | 08:38 |
chubs | xtrememertx, =/ | 08:38 |
kevin_ | J-n, windows standard w/ anaconda mod | 08:38 |
Trashlord | davidzhang: most likely it is bad resoultion | 08:38 |
davidzhang | any body could help me? | 08:38 |
richard | nickser richard | 08:39 |
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maxx09 | marlun, you could save the OO spreadsheet as a CSV (comma seperated values) and then just replace all commas with tabs | 08:39 |
Jordan_U | !anyone | davidzhang | 08:39 |
ubottu | davidzhang: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | 08:39 |
lukeoconnell | davidzhang: try starting in safe graphics made, that should allow the distro to load | 08:39 |
Trashlord | to adjust it, go to System -> Preferences -> Screen Resolution | 08:39 |
kevin_ | Jordan_U, ah -- i keep hearing that name "Debian" -- good to finally know what it means. | 08:39 |
prodigel | chubs, I don't know what's causing problems. The idea is to connect by ssl (https), accept some certificate, and fill in user and password. In practice none of this happends | 08:39 |
chubs | prodigel, but it works without encryption? or have you not tested? | 08:40 |
Robbie_ | hi | 08:40 |
OrangeKyo | da**, the guy who helped me logged off, didn't get to thank him. oh well here *general gratitude to everyone here* | 08:40 |
chubs | xtrememertx, I guess your best bet right now would be to wait and see if anyone can help you on the forums. You seem to have a peculiar problem | 08:41 |
Guest59408 | okay i install mplayer but when i click the menu item it says "failed to execute child process file:///home/richard/apps/mplayer (no such file or directory" i'm confused what should i do? | 08:41 |
xtrememertx | i bumped it twice | 08:41 |
prodigel | chubs, for the moment none is responding. Yesterday I managed to view an empty dir. on firefox. Still I haven't found any working webdav plugin | 08:42 |
chubs | xtrememertx, mind linking me? | 08:42 |
Guest59408 | okay i install mplayer but when i click the menu item it says "failed to execute child process file:///home/richard/apps/mplayer (no such file or directory" i'm confused what should i do? | 08:42 |
xtrememertx | np thx | 08:42 |
da | jasmine | 08:42 |
prodigel | chubs, I was curios how could I define the url so that nautilus understands it. I saw that when creating a new webdav connection by wizard nautilus uses dav:// instead of http. I'm willing to give it some tries | 08:43 |
Trashlord | so, I'm trying to get the XMMS module for Perl, so I can retrieve information about currently played tracks. It says I do not have xmms installed, but I do, I have installed xmms from source. I use Ubuntu 8.04, and here is the paste of MCPAN's problems: http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=20293 | 08:43 |
chubs | prodigel, I don't have any experience with webdav but have you configured apache correctly? | 08:43 |
prodigel | chubs, it's not my server, why should I configure apache? | 08:43 |
da | yes | 08:43 |
chubs | prodigel, I assumed it was | 08:44 |
croivzeba | hey I have a little problem, i have a 9800GX2 and it runs hot, nvclock does not support it :( so i cant up the fan speed, anyone know any other solution? | 08:44 |
Guest59408 | i added mplayer to the menu manually | 08:45 |
Drag0nLord | make sure you have intake and outtake fans in your case, make sure you have all your cables and etc... out of the way | 08:46 |
Drag0nLord | and don't overclock....hehe | 08:46 |
xtrememertx | chubs:http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=911870 | 08:47 |
J-n | If you smoke clean your case fans often!! | 08:47 |
Guest59408 | the mplayer app is in binary form | 08:47 |
croivzeba | i can't improve airflow any further since i have all optional fan spots full and the intake is being blocked by all my hard drives which i dont want to rip out, and overclocking on this card is suicide LOL | 08:48 |
Guest59408 | i made sure the owner and group are mine | 08:48 |
Guest59408 | anyone out there able to help me? | 08:49 |
chubs | xtrememertx, do you still have direct rendering? | 08:49 |
xtrememertx | yes | 08:49 |
xtrememertx | it only works in 16 bit | 08:49 |
Hosstest | !raid | 08:49 |
ubottu | Tips and tricks for RAID and LVM can be found on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RaidConfigurationHowto and http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO - For software RAID, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto | 08:49 |
puff | Ever since I dist-upgraded and got the new kernel 2.6.24-19, suspend has been broken and hibernate has been only semi-functional. I have a vague idea from reading various emails that it's possible to try different kernels, does anybodyknowmore about this? | 08:49 |
Guest59408 | okay i install mplayer but when i click the menu item it says "failed to execute child process file:///home/richard/apps/mplayer (no such file or directory" i'm confused what should i do? added to the menu manually, i own the file. | 08:50 |
b4b3 | please help me sombody. i can't here sound in my ubuntu | 08:50 |
chubs | xtrememertx, if you have direct rendering there's no reason it shouldn't be running | 08:50 |
Guest59408 | have you loaded your sound driver | 08:51 |
OrangeKyo | the text on my icon labels is too big. how do i make em smaller? | 08:51 |
Guest59408 | have you loaded your sound driver b4b3 | 08:51 |
puff | b4b3: Did you ever have sound? | 08:51 |
b4b3 | no | 08:51 |
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xtrememertx | it says direct rendering enabled | 08:52 |
Jordan_U | Guest59408: Why /home/richard/apps/ ? | 08:52 |
puff | b4b3: Okay, back to Guest59408's question, have you loaded your sound driver? | 08:52 |
xtrememertx | battle tanks 2d game i get around 5-10 fps | 08:52 |
waan | Hmm I'm having a problem where windows dissapear from view and the taskbar, but still run. Is there any way to recover these? | 08:52 |
chubs | xtrememertx, what about bzflag? | 08:53 |
xtrememertx | that doesn't run smoothly wither | 08:53 |
Guest59408 | i thought that it couldn't find the file due to root ownership so i moved it and changed ownership and group | 08:53 |
xtrememertx | and the colors suck | 08:53 |
chubs | that should fly on your system | 08:54 |
xtrememertx | thats what i thought | 08:54 |
xtrememertx | only nibbles works smoothly | 08:54 |
scuser | hi all, does anyone know what should I install to have x11/xlib.h available on ubuntu 8.04 ? | 08:54 |
xtrememertx | in bzflag i cant even spot tanks | 08:54 |
Guest59408 | b4b3 have you installed your sound drivers yet | 08:55 |
xtrememertx | chubs: does it have anything to do with video ram ? | 08:55 |
b4b3 | i don't know it | 08:55 |
chubs | how much do you have? | 08:55 |
chubs | xtrememertx, ^ | 08:55 |
xtrememertx | its automatic ? | 08:56 |
Guest59408 | b4b3 the system could have mistaken your card for something else | 08:56 |
xtrememertx | i n bios its 64 mb i think | 08:56 |
chubs | xtrememertx, i'm not sure man. it should be working | 08:57 |
Guest59408 | so any ideas on my problem with mplayer | 08:57 |
chubs | but i have to go sleep, maybe someone else with an i810 chipset can help you out | 08:57 |
b4b3 | i can here beep when i push "backspace" button in chat | 08:57 |
xtrememertx | i tried adding video ram in xorg and tried different values | 08:57 |
xtrememertx | thx a lot chubs gnite sweet dreams | 08:57 |
chubs | i wouldn't mess with that too much | 08:57 |
chubs | night | 08:57 |
b4b3 | but when i push test button in sound setting it doesn't sound | 08:58 |
sfer3 | What's the problem you've got, b4b3? | 08:58 |
Trashlord | so, I'm trying to get the XMMS module for Perl, so I can retrieve information about currently played tracks. It says I do not have xmms installed, but I do, I have installed xmms from source. I use Ubuntu 8.04, and here is the paste of MCPAN's problems: http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=20293 | 08:58 |
sfer3 | Sorry, I wasn't here when you explained | 08:58 |
Guest59408 | b4b3 has no sound | 08:59 |
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b4b3 | when play music/film | 08:59 |
scuser | hi all, does any one know where to find the a LINPACK program to run on a cluster ? | 09:00 |
hcMyth | Hey I just installed sensors-applet it shows a RD1 temperature of 54 degrees C, what is RD1? | 09:00 |
Guest59408 | heres my problem i install mplayer but when i click the menu item it says "failed to execute child process file:///home/richard/apps/mplayer (no such file or directory" i'm confused what should i do? added to the menu manually, i own the file. i chose /home/richard/apps because i thought that the file couldn't bee seen under root ownership | 09:01 |
tita | hola | 09:01 |
sfer3 | Hmmm.... | 09:02 |
tita | hi | 09:02 |
tita | i need help! | 09:02 |
sfer3 | !ask | tita | 09:02 |
ubottu | tita: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 09:02 |
sfer3 | Guest59408: Can you navigate to file:///home/richard/apps/mplayer? If so, what is there? | 09:03 |
tita | i am new in ubuntu and dony know much about this os | 09:03 |
hcMyth | (and I did google for RD1 but have no idea what it is so far) | 09:03 |
Trashlord | sfer3: any idea about my problem? | 09:03 |
Guest59408 | yes the binary file mplayer is whats there | 09:03 |
sfer3 | hcMyth: It may be some sort of identifier for the sensor? I'm not sure... | 09:03 |
BunTai | can anyone teach me how to make my AWN dock like leopard? | 09:03 |
sfer3 | Trashlord: Sorry, don't know much about those kind of things | 09:04 |
tita | i dont have sound | 09:04 |
hcMyth | sfer3: hm ok, well cpu temp shows to be zero all the time so perhaps RD1 is in fact the cpu | 09:04 |
Trashlord | oh, alright | 09:04 |
hcMyth | thanks anyway | 09:04 |
sfer3 | Guest59408: If you'd like, you can download mplayer from the repositories, can't you? Unless it's some kind of custom build... that may be easier to do. | 09:04 |
BunTai | is anyone can help me to setup AWN dock like mac leopard? | 09:05 |
Guest59408 | i'm on breezy can't upgrade not enough processor | 09:05 |
Guest59408 | only 128mb memory | 09:05 |
Guest59408 | but over 150gb hdd | 09:05 |
sfer3 | BunTai: What are you trying to do? I followed a tutorial on the internet some time ago, it was pretty helpful. | 09:06 |
Guest59408 | and another 290gb on 2 other drives | 09:06 |
sfer3 | Guest: Still, can't you apt-get install mplayer? | 09:06 |
Guest59408 | i didn't try that | 09:06 |
TrustNoOne | im looking for step by step to install freenx | 09:06 |
Guest59408 | breezy isn't supported anymore | 09:06 |
BunTai | sfer3: i want it to be like mac leopard | 09:07 |
DjViper | TrustNoOne: nomachine nx ? | 09:07 |
sfer3 | BunTai: Yeah, I think the tutorial was specific to that. I'll try and dig it up. | 09:07 |
BunTai | the folder can be like necklace | 09:07 |
os2mac | after running apt-get update; apt-get upgrade I still have one package that got held back... how do I update that one package? | 09:07 |
danbh_intrepid | os2mac: dist-upgrade | 09:07 |
BunTai | sfer3: where do you get it? can u give it to me? | 09:07 |
sfer3 | Guest: What does it do when you try an apt-get install mplayer? | 09:07 |
TrustNoOne | DjViper i dont know what you are asking | 09:07 |
sfer3 | BunTai: Yep, just looking for where it was | 09:08 |
os2mac | danbh_intrepid: tried that as well and it was still held back. | 09:08 |
psypher246 | hey all, has anyone else had this problem, when i try browse windows pc using samba i cannot see any shares, ie ipc$ share is just not working. if i specify the specific share name then it's fine. this is not verey usefull | 09:08 |
Guest59408 | i've open synaptic now | 09:08 |
BunTai | sfer3: can you give me the web link? | 09:08 |
DjViper | TrustNoOne: http://www.nomachine.com/download-package.php?Prod_Id=6 | 09:08 |
DjViper | TrustNoOne: dl and install client, node and server in that order, then you should be set :-) | 09:09 |
clarence_ | How to edit /etc/modprobe.d of the black list | 09:09 |
danbh_intrepid | os2mac: well, you can always try dselect-upgrade But, if you are running -proposed, or intrepid, you may not want to force the install of the package. Sometimes it depends on other packages updating themselves | 09:09 |
Guest59408 | couldn't find package mplayer | 09:09 |
sfer3 | Hmm, It's in my synaptic... :/ | 09:10 |
BunTai | ok | 09:10 |
sfer3 | BunTai: What was it you were using? awn? | 09:10 |
os2mac | danbh_intrepid: I am not running -proposed or intrepid I am running Hardy | 09:11 |
BunTai | sfer3: yes | 09:11 |
sfer3 | Check this out: | 09:11 |
sfer3 | http://www.taimila.com/?q=node/11 | 09:11 |
sfer3 | May not be what you want, though | 09:11 |
kevin_ | how do you close an unresponsive program (i.e. the equivelant of Window's Ctrl-Alt-Del)? | 09:12 |
sfer3 | Go to... | 09:12 |
BunTai | ok | 09:13 |
sfer3 | System > Administration > System Monitor | 09:13 |
jim_p_busy | kevin_: killall name_of_hang_program | 09:13 |
sfer3 | And then there's the "Processes" tab, that's if you want a GUI way to do it | 09:13 |
resin | anyone know how to get s-video out to work with fglrx? | 09:13 |
kevin_ | kk i'll try both thanks | 09:13 |
Guest59408 | i'll check my sources.list | 09:15 |
jim_p_busy | resin: i think it is something in xorg.conf | 09:15 |
jim_p_busy | Option"DesktopSetup" "single" | 09:15 |
jim_p_busy | something like that | 09:16 |
jokibroki | hello to everyone :) | 09:16 |
xtrememertx | hi | 09:16 |
resin | and then how would i enable it? | 09:16 |
jim_p_busy | hello jokibroki | 09:16 |
jokibroki | i m new to ubuntu, trying to install hellanzb | 09:16 |
jim_p_busy | dunno | 09:16 |
jokibroki | followed some installation how to on internet | 09:16 |
jokibroki | but no luck | 09:16 |
resin | :/ | 09:16 |
jim_p_busy | search ati's options | 09:16 |
jokibroki | anyone can assist | 09:16 |
resin | i already tried using atitvout | 09:17 |
resin | didnt work | 09:17 |
A[D]minS | how i can extract file.tgz ? | 09:17 |
sfer3 | jokibroki: halanzb? | 09:17 |
psypher246 | hey all, has anyone else had this problem, when i try browse windows pc using samba i cannot see any shares, ie ipc$ share is just not working. if i specify the specific share name then it's fine. this is not very usefull | 09:17 |
jokibroki | hellanzb | 09:17 |
jim_p_busy | A[D]minS: double klick on it! | 09:17 |
jokibroki | its for nzb files | 09:17 |
sfer3 | A[D]minS: Archive Manager should do that for you, so just double click it > extract | 09:17 |
sfer3 | Alright | 09:18 |
sfer3 | What is the problem with it? | 09:18 |
jokibroki | http://www.hellanzb.com/trac/ | 09:18 |
sfer3 | jokibroki: Can you just do this to install it? Open Terminal, then type "sudo apt-get install hellanzb" | 09:18 |
sfer3 | It's in the repos | 09:18 |
A[D]minS | sfer3, i have no GUI | 09:18 |
sfer3 | Aah, okay | 09:19 |
sfer3 | So then that would be... | 09:19 |
jokibroki | ok, did that | 09:19 |
jokibroki | and where do i find it now | 09:19 |
jokibroki | to open it | 09:19 |
sfer3 | It should be in one of the menus.... | 09:19 |
sfer3 | Uuhhh... | 09:19 |
jokibroki | thats the thing | 09:20 |
jokibroki | looked at all application menus | 09:20 |
orifice | I've seen some terminals in text mode (i.e. ctr-alt-F1) that have been customized with a background image and different text colors | 09:20 |
jokibroki | and no hellanzb | 09:20 |
orifice | where can I set those options ? | 09:20 |
Guest59408 | whats the repository address for the most recent repositories | 09:20 |
sfer3 | A[D]minS: try this: tar -xvzf filenamehere | 09:20 |
LSD|Ninja | Guest59408: you wait until October for Intrepid | 09:20 |
Xeppo | wow, hellanzb sounds awesome | 09:20 |
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Xeppo | I didn't know linux had a decent newsreader for binaries | 09:21 |
Guest59408 | no i just need the address so i can get mplayer | 09:21 |
sauvin | It's got a few, actually. | 09:21 |
jokibroki | anyone know anything better for nzb files ? that can automaticly fix files and extract | 09:21 |
orifice | with with grabit is way betyter than hellanzb | 09:22 |
LSD|Ninja | Guest59408: you get what you're given until the next release. If you want bleeding edge, all the time then Gentoo is over there --> | 09:22 |
bakarat | for some reason my system monitor's resources tab doesn't seem to be working correctly | 09:22 |
orifice | Err grabit with wine | 09:22 |
jokibroki | grabit can be used on ubuntu hardy 8.04 | 09:22 |
jokibroki | ? | 09:22 |
bakarat | it states in processes that vmware is taking up like 1.5G of ram, but in the resources tab it says that it is using 400 meg | 09:22 |
Guest59408 | okay i do some research | 09:22 |
jokibroki | ok | 09:22 |
jokibroki | with wine | 09:22 |
jokibroki | i ll do it | 09:22 |
Guest59408 | into proper manual installs | 09:22 |
Xeppo | newsleecher is a nuch more robust option | 09:22 |
Xeppo | much, rather | 09:22 |
karayan | Hello all, how can I view remote x apps in my machine? I am using 8.04. Any pointers? | 09:23 |
LSD|Ninja | what's the bet he comes in later after breaking his system something cruel? XD | 09:23 |
nlksg | hi, any way to resize partition that i booted? | 09:23 |
jim_p_busy | karayan: with some vnc client?? | 09:24 |
psypher246 | hello, please could someone help me with a weird samba problem | 09:24 |
Ace_NoOne | anyone familiar with JavaScript Lint, and how to install/build it on Ubuntu? | 09:24 |
jim_p_busy | nlksg: depends on how are other partitions made | 09:24 |
LSD|Ninja | karayan: Ubuntu supports X forwarding like anything else | 09:25 |
nlksg | Jim_p_busy : how to check? | 09:25 |
karayan | jim_p_busy, not using vnc, I can do this using X isnt it. I tried, but without success | 09:25 |
karayan | LSD|Ninja, do you know any good tutorials for this? | 09:25 |
nlksg | I want to resize and move my / and home partition that i booted... my laptop don't have CD drive | 09:25 |
LSD|Ninja | karayan: ssh -X ubuntubox from a terminal running under the remote X server and then run your app in the ssh session | 09:25 |
LSD|Ninja | karayan: google it, there's plenty around. It's not an uncommon thing | 09:25 |
sfer3 | nlksg: What does it have? | 09:26 |
The_Code | hi, i have a problem i installed ubuntu 8.04.1 in a vmware somehow during installation vmware locked the screen asking for password, is there any? | 09:26 |
jim_p_busy | nlksg: at a terminal do a fdisk -l | 09:26 |
sfer3 | jim_p: Might not be able to do that while you're using the disk | 09:26 |
jim_p_busy | karayan: vnc is the only way if you want to run gui apps on a remote pc | 09:26 |
jim_p_busy | sfer3: i can do that even with all my partitions mounted | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | it will just list them | 09:27 |
karayan | LSD|Ninja, I have tried that, but was not working. Will try once more. | 09:27 |
nlksg | jim_p_busy: fdisk -l only show my 512 MB usb thumb only | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | /dev/sda1 * 1 7649 61440561 7 HPFS/NTFS | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | /dev/sda2 7650 9473 14651280 83 Linux | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | /dev/sda3 9474 9716 1951897+ 82 Linux swap / Solaris | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | /dev/sda4 9717 38913 234524902+ 7 HPFS/NTFS | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | tahts mine | 09:27 |
Flannel | !paste | jim_p_busy | 09:27 |
ubottu | jim_p_busy: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 09:27 |
jim_p_busy | sorry! | 09:28 |
jim_p_busy | can i talk now? | 09:28 |
sfer3 | jim_p: Really? Mine doesn't seem to work like that because when I tried it last time on the main partition it was locked because I was using it and couldn't be unlocked... | 09:28 |
sfer3 | Yes, you're talking. :D | 09:28 |
jim_p_busy | :) | 09:28 |
jim_p_busy | nlksg: are you doing fdisk -l with sudo in front? | 09:29 |
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nlksg | jim_p_busy : http://paste.ubuntu.com/47372/ | 09:31 |
nlksg | that is the output. :) | 09:31 |
locke | man | 09:31 |
locke | i've had some crazy stuff to deal with lately | 09:31 |
locke | i go to colege and i met this chick first day of school | 09:31 |
sfer3 | !offtopic | locke | 09:32 |
locke | and she's really made life difficult for me, my best friend, and a few other people | 09:32 |
ubottu | locke: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 09:32 |
locke | yeah i'm not talking about that :P | 09:32 |
locke | i was going to talk about the cahnges in the newest ubuntu version | 09:32 |
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Xeppo | that's a rather intelligent bot. | 09:32 |
locke | theres been some real crazy changes | 09:33 |
Xeppo | seriously, is someone controlling that bot? | 09:33 |
scuser | hi all, does anyone know how to install vsipl on ubuntu 8.04 ? | 09:34 |
locke | man the spawn soundtrack is so awesome | 09:34 |
locke | no, but whatever it involves, it is much more worth it to install ubuntu than deal with wahtever windows problems that might exist | 09:35 |
locke | i don't know what vsipl is though | 09:35 |
miccantino | hi, I have a problem with my AMD Turion X2 Ultra... In Ubuntu the CPU is always at 100% and powernowd doesn't work. I think the kernel doesn't recognize my CPU. There is a way to make it to work? | 09:35 |
Xeppo | locke: hey now, Windows isn't THAT bad. | 09:36 |
locke | yes it is.. | 09:36 |
locke | i havent been even almost satisfied with a version of windows since 3.1 | 09:36 |
Xeppo | tried server 2003? | 09:36 |
locke | and 3.11 windows for workgroups even had its problems | 09:36 |
locke | yeah | 09:36 |
locke | i've used every version since windows 2.0 | 09:37 |
locke | including all the NTs | 09:37 |
miccantino | windows is very bad but it works with any hardware without much hussle... this is its power ($$ power) | 09:37 |
Xeppo | '03 was one of the most stabe and compatible OSes I've ever used | 09:37 |
Xeppo | apart from OSX, that is | 09:37 |
locke | nah | 09:37 |
locke | windows has problems with hardware that i've never had a problem with in linux | 09:37 |
sfer3 | Xeppo: No, no-one controls the bot, as such. Anyone here can give it a command, for example: | 09:37 |
locke | linux supports all hardware i have ever seen lately | 09:38 |
sfer3 | !askthebot | Xeppo | 09:38 |
ubottu | Xeppo: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubottu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids. | 09:38 |
miccantino | locke: I have many problems to install linux on my new laptop... | 09:38 |
Xeppo | ah, cool | 09:38 |
locke | with a simple, next-next-next button install iway easier than any windows or mac install i've ever seen | 09:38 |
locke | i've installed it on many laptops with way less problems than any version of windows | 09:38 |
miccantino | yes, but only on old hardware | 09:38 |
Xeppo | locke: really? | 09:38 |
Xeppo | got a RIAD5 driver for my ich7 chipset? | 09:39 |
Xeppo | cause last I checked, it wasn't working properly | 09:39 |
miccantino | locke is a very lucky guy with linux and the hardware he tries | 09:39 |
Xeppo | ah. | 09:39 |
locke | in fact, i've installed it on macs with apple hardware that were suppoesed to be falwless because the OS was made by the same company as the hardware, and it took like 45 mins to install OSX correctly and had to install one driver off the net afterwards, but I installe dubuntu on the same hardware with the disc in like 15-17 mins with full hardawre support and didnt have to install any updates and it worked perfectly | 09:40 |
Xeppo | I was looking through the hoops you had to jump through to get linux working on the macbok | 09:40 |
Xeppo | and decided I'd be better off without the hassle | 09:40 |
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miccantino | as I said, locke is very lucky | 09:40 |
locke | and then i installed the updates which were all automatic, and they were like 200mb of updates to make it work perfectly and fix all security issues, and it took about 20 mins to do all that | 09:40 |
sfer3 | !offtopic > locke | 09:40 |
ubottu | locke, please see my private message | 09:40 |
locke | no, i'm very unlucky | 09:40 |
locke | usually most people who i'm not alreayd helping won't even talk to me | 09:41 |
Xeppo | locke: OS X wasn't MEANT to be installed on anything other than macs | 09:41 |
sfer3 | !offtopic | 09:41 |
ubottu | #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 09:41 |
Trashlord | http://www.nomorepasting.com/getpaste.php?pasteid=20293 | 09:41 |
Xeppo | and with a properly set up installer disk, it takes less time to install OS X than ubuntu on the proper hardware | 09:41 |
perfector | are there any additional packages in ubuntu-studio that are not available in standard ubuntu repositories? | 09:41 |
sfer3 | perfector: No, I don't think so.... | 09:42 |
locke | but being unlucky it is very surprising to me that some 18 year old chick decided to make me her entire support group and guidance in everything for the rest of this year or whatever | 09:42 |
miccantino | hi, there is a way to try the last beta of ubuntu on my laptop? Maybe it will recognize my cpu... | 09:42 |
locke | i didnt anticipate anybody using me as any sort of reference or help at all | 09:42 |
sfer3 | miccantino: Is it available as a live CD? | 09:43 |
Orchid` | hello i am using hardy heron and i need to use VPN client, to connect to a school. can anyone direct me to how to isntall and operate one please? | 09:43 |
locke | but instead i have this chick that wants to spend like 12 hours a day every day with me and wants me to do everything with her | 09:43 |
perfector | oh Thanks sfer3 i was in search fora package called graveman | 09:43 |
miccantino | I don't know | 09:43 |
Orchid` | locke do it.l | 09:43 |
blue-frog | miccantino: download an try the intrepid-desktop alpha 5 release | 09:43 |
locke | and wants me to let her come over and stay at my place in the middle of the night or the morning whenever she wants | 09:43 |
miccantino | where I can download last ubuntu snapshots? | 09:43 |
Xeppo | locke, that is seriously offtopic. | 09:43 |
locke | but i can't really say i have any problem with having an awesomely hot chick stay with me all sorts of nights whenever she wants | 09:44 |
locke | so yeah | 09:44 |
locke | thast no problem | 09:44 |
blue-frog | miccantino: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/alpha-5/intrepid-desktop-i386.iso.torrent | 09:44 |
locke | she can stay whenever she wants lol | 09:44 |
Xeppo | http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/alpha-5/ | 09:44 |
miccantino | thanks, there is a 64bit version too? | 09:44 |
Xeppo | beat me to it :-P | 09:44 |
blue-frog | miccantino: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/alpha-5/intrepid-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent | 09:44 |
Xeppo | beat me again >.< | 09:45 |
comicinker | Orchid`: you can try the network manager applet to connect to your vpn network | 09:45 |
miccantino | thank you very much :-) | 09:45 |
miccantino | do you know if I could install it with wubi? | 09:45 |
Orchid` | comicinker, errrm, do i stay concted with my local network as well? | 09:45 |
miccantino | I have installed 8.04 with it | 09:45 |
comicinker | Orchid`: But I recommend to use the Cisco VPN client, as this the one which will work best probably | 09:46 |
Orchid` | comicinker, found it haha thank you alot! | 09:46 |
comicinker | yes | 09:46 |
Orchid` | comicinker, err okay then how? | 09:46 |
Orchid` | comicinker, i found the one under wired conection but if you think that would work where do i find it? | 09:46 |
blue-frog | miccantino: don't know anything about windows | 09:46 |
comicinker | cisco vpn client for linux 2.6.19.x: http://www.rz.uni-konstanz.de/uploads/media/latest_linux.tar | 09:47 |
miccantino | it's only an installer that allow to not repartition your hd to install ubuntu | 09:47 |
Xeppo | anyone know the best solution for a small firewall for a <20 computer business | 09:47 |
miccantino | it works very well with the official release of ubuntu | 09:47 |
johnwedd | greetings | 09:47 |
Xeppo | I've heard decently good things about m0n0wall | 09:48 |
miccantino | the amd64 version of ubuntu was incredible fast on my laptop... | 09:49 |
johnwedd | miccantino: i've had trouble removing vista and installing ubuntu without loosing my personal files | 09:50 |
chattan | hi every1 | 09:50 |
miccantino | johnwedd, wubi is there just for this... | 09:51 |
miccantino | with wubi you will not loose anything | 09:51 |
miccantino | and uninstall linux will be easy as for uninstalling of every other app in your windows machine | 09:51 |
miccantino | (sorry for my bad english) | 09:51 |
Fireball | fireball_ - sorry for the taken nick... | 09:52 |
johnwedd | last time i tried wubi it ghosted on that machine indefenantly | 09:52 |
johnwedd | even after uninstall | 09:52 |
johnwedd | and your english is superb | 09:52 |
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chattan | how about the Artwork of ubuntu 8.10 | 09:53 |
sfer3 | ? | 09:53 |
chattan | anyone known it ? | 09:53 |
sfer3 | chattan: explain? | 09:53 |
koshari | johnwedd you should have a bulletproof backup stratergy to protect your data in NAY event | 09:54 |
danbh_intrepid | chattan: next week | 09:54 |
koshari | nay = ANY | 09:54 |
chattan | next week,get it ,thanks | 09:54 |
johnwedd | i know | 09:54 |
koshari | johnwedd: iam glad, many dont | 09:54 |
chattan | i will go on yellow???? :) | 09:54 |
johnwedd | i backup all personal files when i screw with the OS | 09:55 |
chattan | the Artwork of ubuntu 8.10 will go on yellow???? | 09:55 |
sfer3 | !offtopic | chattan | 09:55 |
ubottu | chattan: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome! | 09:55 |
miccantino | http://wubi-installer.org/devel/minefield/Wubi-8.10-rev507.exe | 09:56 |
reel_ | Hi all, I want to know the serial number of external HDD. I could not use hdparm -I /dev/sdb on it like the internal HDD. It exits with a message " HDIO_GET_IDENTITY failed: Invalid argument ", any ideas ? | 09:56 |
miccantino | this is the link to install ubuntu 8.10 with wubi!! | 09:56 |
johnwedd | awesome miccantino | 09:56 |
miccantino | I hope this version will recognize my CPU (and my Marvell Yukon ethernet card) | 09:57 |
DannyKing | Is there a program to change what the buttons on my wacom graphics pen do? | 09:58 |
sfer3 | Try keyboard shortcuts? | 09:58 |
johnwedd | i'm not worried about my hardware, i have a laptop with a USB mouse | 09:58 |
johnwedd | i am, worried about my games | 09:58 |
DannyKing | Well, I'd like it to pan /scroll pages in text documents & firefox | 09:59 |
DannyKing | Don't think there's a shortcut for that | 09:59 |
sfer3 | Hmm, I'm not sure about that... | 09:59 |
DannyKing | Okay thanks | 09:59 |
johnwedd | pgdn/up | 09:59 |
koshar1 | johnwedd gaming isnt really one of linuxs strengths | 09:59 |
johnwedd | i know, but the core os is perfect for gaming | 09:59 |
johnwedd | but not to many developers | 10:00 |
miccantino | mmmh... someone knows if after I have installed an alpha version of Ubuntu, it will update to the official stable release, in the future, without loose anything? | 10:00 |
centyx | miccantino: just keep apt-get dist-upgrade'ing | 10:00 |
johnwedd | i would mount another drive for your personal files just in case | 10:01 |
DannyKing | miccantino: yes but it will probably not be as stable than if you just download the stable when it is released | 10:01 |
g0g0r1n | is there any way how to run vmware-server on hardy ? | 10:01 |
koshar1 | miccantino the only real problem is that updates tend to come fast and furious, especialy if you havnt logged on for a few days | 10:01 |
miccantino | thanks guys | 10:01 |
miccantino | kosharl: there will be updates with the alpha too? | 10:02 |
centyx | i ditched my intrepid install b/c everything depended on xcb-util and the version installed was too old for awesome 3.0 | 10:02 |
johnwedd | what is the name of the latest edition, btw? | 10:02 |
centyx | miccantino: constant updates, daily | 10:02 |
DannyKing | latest stable is Hardy herron | 10:03 |
DannyKing | beta version is called iterpid ibex | 10:03 |
johnwedd | what in the world is an ibex? | 10:03 |
miccantino | wow, then it means that ubuntu developer community is very active | 10:03 |
sfer3 | Bird. :P | 10:03 |
LSD|Ninja | johnwedd: 8.10 | 10:04 |
LSD|Ninja | johnwedd: it's a weird goaty thing | 10:04 |
sfer3 | Isn't it a... | 10:04 |
johnwedd | odd | 10:04 |
sfer3 | Oh yeah. Confused. | 10:04 |
koshar1 | miccantino effectively by using the pre-release you are alpha-beta testing | 10:04 |
* LSD|Ninja notes noone in here will get that and those that do will know they were Onyxes :P | 10:04 |
jsmith101 | i can't change my screen res can sumone help? | 10:04 |
johnwedd | it won't be long until we'll be downloading Nighttime Neko | 10:05 |
sfer3 | jsmith101: Could you give some more information? | 10:05 |
miccantino | i tried to compile the alpha kernel but it halted on half way... (after 1.5 hour) | 10:05 |
miccantino | with an error | 10:05 |
LSD|Ninja | I wonder what'll happen in nine years when they run out of letters? Will Ubuntu even be around then? :P | 10:06 |
miccantino | then I think it's better to download a binary snapshot | 10:06 |
centyx | what fonts do you all use in your terminal windows? I'm having trouble getting a decent looking/sized one at work. I use xft:smoothansi at home, but on the monitor at work this is too small | 10:06 |
centyx | I've tried DejaVu Sans Mono, Andale Mono, and a couple others, but they don't seem to scale well | 10:06 |
MaxJay | hello! | 10:06 |
MaxJay | anyone that can help me out with a ethernet problem? | 10:06 |
johnwedd | when i use linux, i give the kernal a wide berth, not really good at fiddling with such things | 10:06 |
miccantino | I think the best font ever is Windows Tahoma | 10:07 |
sfer3 | !ask | maxjay | 10:07 |
ubottu | maxjay: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 10:07 |
koshar1 | LSD|Ninja they will just reuse letters, they ghave alreadyu | 10:07 |
g0g0r1n | is there any way how to run vmware-server on hardy ? .. i cant find kernel modules for 24 kernel | 10:07 |
erUSUL | !vmware | 10:08 |
centyx | g0g0r1n: won't it build the modules for you? | 10:08 |
ubottu | VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player", only for Feisty and Edgy), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it. Instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware - See also !virtualizers | 10:08 |
MaxJay | sorry, i have a working ethernet card. on my computer, but today i got internet, and i want to share the internet. but my linuxcomputer does not recognice the other ethernet card. just one of them, i got two.. any ideas? | 10:08 |
johnwedd | koshar1: or start with numbers or abstract symbols | 10:08 |
LSD|Ninja | koshar1: I suppose in 9 years everyone will have forgotten the early ones :P | 10:08 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: paste "lspci | grep - Net" on pastebin | 10:08 |
erUSUL | !paste | MaxJay | 10:08 |
ubottu | MaxJay: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 10:08 |
sfer3 | When did you put the second one in? After installing? | 10:08 |
koshar1 | who remembers hoary these days? | 10:09 |
centyx | i tried vmware server on feisty once, but uninstalled so I could virtualbox | 10:09 |
MaxJay | sfer3, yes. after | 10:09 |
centyx | ^use | 10:09 |
MaxJay | i have been running ubuntu for some weeks and it's the best! | 10:09 |
sfer3 | That's good to hear. :) | 10:10 |
koshar1 | MaxJay by what measure? | 10:10 |
philc | how can I hide the output from this command? touch 1 & | 10:10 |
johnwedd | i'm a gamer, it would be hard for me to upgrade | 10:10 |
philc | the [1] pid info that bash spits out | 10:10 |
miccantino | I have to go. See you guys... Thanks for all. | 10:11 |
MaxJay | i'm a little bit of a newbee on this so i dont really know all the commands and so on... do i need to reinstall the ubuntu system to get it recognice the other ethernet card? | 10:11 |
sfer3 | No, not at all | 10:12 |
erUSUL | philc: touch 1 &> /dev/null | 10:12 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: no; just do what i asked you to do | 10:12 |
sfer3 | I was just wondering, because if you put it in there before installing it should have recognized it and configure it, but don't worry about that. | 10:12 |
koshar1 | MaxJay you shouldnt have to reinstall, modprobe will generally do the trick, | 10:13 |
philc | erUSUL: I'm trying to run the touch command as a background process, something more like this: tail -f /etc/hosts & &> /dev/null | 10:13 |
philc | a simple &> doesn't seem to do it | 10:13 |
centyx | hi max... what model card is it? | 10:13 |
johnwedd | i will see you lovely people later | 10:14 |
MaxJay | centyx, it's a regular card.. 10/100.. i dont know the name | 10:14 |
erUSUL | philc: what's the point on dong a tail without whatching th output? | 10:14 |
MaxJay | i have test a feew cards | 10:14 |
centyx | max: do you see it in the output of sudo lshw | tee lshw.txt | 10:14 |
philc | erUSUL: I want the output of tail; I just do not want the output bash spits out when you start a job in the background | 10:14 |
centyx | MaxJay: ah | 10:14 |
philc | it looks like this: [1] 15043 | 10:14 |
nach | Hi ! i can I check whether a package is installed or not with APT ? | 10:15 |
MaxJay | what's the pastbin? | 10:15 |
Pizarro | Morning everybody | 10:15 |
centyx | MaxJay: what makes you you think it's not working? | 10:15 |
koshar1 | MaxJay you really need to know the chipset it uses so as to load the correct driver/module | 10:15 |
tomas_ | Hi all, guys i cant get my Atheros wireless card working :( | 10:15 |
erUSUL | philc: but again tail. needs the control of the terminal you launch it there is no point on leaving it on background | 10:15 |
tomas_ | can anybody help me please? | 10:15 |
erUSUL | !paste | MaxJay | 10:15 |
ubottu | MaxJay: pastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic) | 10:15 |
philc | erUSUL: tail does not need control of the terminal. Doing tail /etc/hosts will spit new lines in /etc/host to stdout whenever it changes, and you can continue running commands in bash while tail runs in the background | 10:16 |
ghaleb | hello, I have scheduled a cron task with the config */4 * * * * root /bin/updateStatus.sh > /home/log.log but it's not working | 10:16 |
centyx | MaxJay: try ifconfig -a|less in a terminal window ... what all devices do you have there? | 10:16 |
philc | s/tail/ tail /etc/hosts & | 10:16 |
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jyotsna | Hey! Does anyone know how to change the keyboard country layout | 10:17 |
nach | Hi ! i can I check whether a package is installed or not with APT ? | 10:17 |
sfer3 | It should be in... | 10:17 |
Pizarro | I am having big issues with the installation of Ubuntu Server. Yesterday I couldn't manage the network to work, I though it was because the network card I vas using (VIA and realtek), today I bought a NEW COMPUTER, I just unpacked it and I am trying to install this crap, now the INstallation hangs ant the very begining saying: "Starting system log daemon: syslogd, klogd".... | 10:18 |
sfer3 | jyotsna: System > Preferences > Keyboard | 10:18 |
notwist | nach: try installing it and see if it already exists :P | 10:18 |
Pizarro | Can anyone help me???? I just donwloaded yesterday Ubuntu Server 8.04, | 10:18 |
sfer3 | (and then "layouts") | 10:18 |
notwist | Pizarro: just ask the question :) | 10:18 |
sfer3 | !ask | Pizarro | 10:18 |
Pizarro | notwist, it's above | 10:18 |
comicinker | nach: If you have a running X, you can use synaptic | 10:18 |
Pizarro | my question is above | 10:18 |
Dabbu | if my cd drive is not working can i install ubuntu on my laptop | 10:18 |
MaxJay | centyx, i cant find the card.. in network settings | 10:18 |
sfer3 | Oh, didn't notice | 10:18 |
nach | comicinker: thank but i want it in CLI | 10:18 |
notwist | sfer3: somethings up with your messages. < sfer3> \ufeff!ask | Pizarro | 10:18 |
jyotsna | Yeah...I tried changing the layout from UK keyboard layout but it won't let me | 10:18 |
nach | that why i want ot know the apt command ! | 10:19 |
DannyKing | jyotsna: or easier, right click on your panel, click add to panel then add the 'keyboard indicator' applet. that lets you change layouts by clicking like in windows | 10:19 |
pyrohotdog | I've run apt-cache clean since install, which seems to have rendered aptoncd useless? | 10:19 |
comicinker | nach: I'm still researching, I did it already... | 10:19 |
sfer3 | notwist: Yeah, I was wondering why the bot didn't respond. Is it still doing it now? | 10:19 |
ActionParsnip | yo yo yo | 10:19 |
notwist | sfer3: nope | 10:19 |
notwist | < sfer3> notwist: Yeah, I was wondering why | 10:19 |
Pizarro | This is a new desktop computer, just out from the vendor, with and it hangs just after selecting the installation language¿?¿?¿?¿? | 10:19 |
MaxJay | if i reinstall ubuntu. will the two network cards work then? | 10:19 |
sfer3 | That's alright, notwist | 10:19 |
ActionParsnip | sfer3: ask the bot again | 10:20 |
MaxJay | it's so fast to reinstall so i can do that.. | 10:20 |
ActionParsnip | !hcl | MaxJay | 10:20 |
ubottu | MaxJay: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection | 10:20 |
nach | comicinker: thanks for the help ! | 10:20 |
MaxJay | i like to install this beautyful system.. | 10:20 |
notwist | Pizarro: it's hard to say, it could be a lot of reasons. Some computers are simply not compatible with Ubuntu, it's happened to me a couple of times | 10:20 |
sfer3 | MaxJay: Probably, but only if you don't want to go through this. | 10:20 |
sfer3 | !ask | test | 10:20 |
ubottu | test: Please don't ask to ask a question, ask the question (all on ONE line, so others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely answer. :-) | 10:20 |
sfer3 | There we go | 10:20 |
comicinker | nach: you can retrieve a list of all installed packages and their description by using: COLUMNS=200 dpkg-query -l > packages.list | 10:20 |
nach | comicinker: i know the dpkg -l show the status of the package | 10:20 |
ActionParsnip | comicinker: easier to use dpkg -l | less | 10:21 |
scuser | hi all, does anyone know how to install hpl on ubuntu 8.04 or just give me guidance on how to do so ? | 10:21 |
nach | ok, so you think there is no apt commande ? | 10:21 |
Pizarro | notwist, well, it seems that several computers aren't compatible, yesterday a compaq was unable to make to work, and today a new Acer | 10:21 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: why are you ignorin what people says?? just do what i asked to do 10 mins ago if you want help... | 10:21 |
sfer3 | scuser: hpl? | 10:21 |
Pizarro | notwist, I really don't want to go with Windows Server | 10:21 |
notwist | Pizarro: are you sure there is nothing wrong with it? Can you install Windows? | 10:21 |
scuser | sfer3: high performance linpack can be found at http://www.netlib.org/benchmark/hpl/ | 10:21 |
Pizarro | notwist, the computer is NEW, today I just unpacked it, and it is comming already with Vista wich is working | 10:21 |
comicinker | nach: you can create a list of installed packages to reinstall them later with this command: dpkg --get-selections | awk '!/deinstall|purge|hold/ {print $1}' > packages.list | 10:22 |
scuser | sfer3: I just want to measure the performance of my clustre | 10:22 |
sfer3 | scuser: Aah, okay. Not familiar with that one. | 10:22 |
erUSUL | !clone | nach | 10:22 |
ubottu | nach: To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « dpkg --get-selections > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo dpkg --set-selections < my-packages && sudo apt-get dselect-upgrade » - See also !automate | 10:22 |
scuser | sfer3: never mind :) | 10:22 |
MaxJay | erUSUL, i did do the pastein, but i did not really understand... | 10:22 |
sfer3 | Pizarro: Just because Vista works on it, doesn't necessarily mean Ubuntu will. | 10:22 |
sfer3 | Are you sure the install disk is free of defects? | 10:22 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: you have to give me the url of the pastebin you did with the output of the "lspci | grep -i net" | 10:23 |
ActionParsnip | !md5 | Pizarro | 10:23 |
ubottu | Pizarro: To verify your Ubuntu ISO image (or other files for which an MD5 checksum is provided), see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/VerifyIsoHowto or http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/LQ_ISO/Checking_the_md5sum_in_Windows | 10:23 |
nach | thanks all ! | 10:23 |
Pizarro | sfer3, well yesterday I could finish the installation in other computer for 3 times (but without the network) using the same disk | 10:23 |
MaxJay | http://paste.ubuntu.com/47383/ | 10:23 |
MaxJay | erUSUL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/47383/ :) | 10:24 |
notwist | Pizarro: is there no error message? It just hangs? | 10:24 |
sfer3 | ActionParsnip: You can also do it in the CD menu, can't you? (Just in case it wasn't burnt correctly) | 10:24 |
elky | Pizarro, it could have got damaged in that time too, you know | 10:24 |
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sfer3 | Pizarro: Aah okay, that probably rules out the disk. | 10:24 |
Pizarro | notwist, just after the INSTALLATION LANGUAGE selection, it hangs saying: "Starting system log daemon: syslogd, klogd" | 10:24 |
scuser | hi all, does anyone know how to install hpl on ubuntu 8.04 or just give me guidance on how to do so ? | 10:24 |
ActionParsnip | sfer3: yes but if the image is screwed then the md5 on the cd for cecking itself my be damaged too | 10:24 |
sfer3 | But, of course, it could have gotten some scratches between the 2. | 10:24 |
sfer3 | Good point | 10:24 |
ActionParsnip | scuser: what is a hpl? | 10:24 |
Pizarro | elky, it could be, | 10:24 |
notwist | Pizarro: have you tried different languages and see if the error occurs on all of them? | 10:25 |
notwist | Pizarro: it sounds like a typical broken disc to me | 10:25 |
sfer3 | !repeat | scuser | 10:25 |
ubottu | scuser: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience | 10:25 |
notwist | scuser: have you tried googling? | 10:25 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: lspci | grep -i Net (you typed it wrong... Go to Aaplications>Accesories>Terminal open it type "lspci | grep -i Net" hit enter and paste the "output" | 10:25 |
Pizarro | notwist, ok let me try to clean the cd | 10:25 |
scuser | ActionParsnip: high performance linpack can be found at http://www.netlib.org/benchmark/hpl/ | 10:25 |
scuser | notwist: yes, but in vain :( | 10:25 |
notwist | Pizarro: if it's a CD-RW or DVD-RW it might be that the disc is permanently bad. I tried burning Linux on 3 year old discs once and it took me a while to figure out that they were all dead | 10:26 |
ActionParsnip | scuser: you got a few spare machines eh? looks fun | 10:26 |
MaxJay | erUSUL, http://paste.ubuntu.com/47385/ | 10:27 |
ganesh | can any one help me with gnome crash problem?i can see only a white screen and a cursor on login | 10:27 |
chris062689_ | !KDE4 | 10:27 |
ubottu | KDE 4.1.0 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. Packages can be found at http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.1 - Support in #kubuntu-kde4 | 10:27 |
scuser | ActionParsnip: yes I have 13 machine and I want to test their performance using hpl or any other method if you can help with it ? | 10:27 |
Pizarro | notwist, it is strange, the disc looks ok, and I yesterday in the other computer was working fine, I cleaned it but I still geting the same message on screen | 10:27 |
ActionParsnip | scuser: sownload the tar.gz and compile looks to be the way forward | 10:27 |
notwist | Pizarro: is it a re-writable disc? | 10:27 |
ActionParsnip | scuser: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-776318.html | 10:28 |
Pizarro | notwist, no it isn't, it's a CD-Rç | 10:28 |
ActionParsnip | !compile | scuser | 10:29 |
ubottu | scuser: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first) | 10:29 |
DannyKing | could someone tell me where my X logs are? | 10:29 |
notwist | Pizarro: when you boot the cd, choose the alternative to check the disc. There is a built in function for it. It might take a little while but then atleast you'll know that the disc is 100 % ok and can look for other problems | 10:29 |
ActionParsnip | !xlogs | 10:29 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about xlogs | 10:29 |
ActionParsnip | !logs | 10:29 |
ubottu | Official channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - For LoCo channels, http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ | 10:29 |
KazaLite | how can i find vendor id and product id of hard drive attached to my computer? | 10:29 |
Pizarro | notwist, I already did that, and the same message, I am going to burn it again | 10:29 |
DannyKing | I mean my X display logs on my system :) | 10:30 |
notwist | Pizarro: you got an error message while checking the disc? That pretty much settles it. Try burning it at a lower speed | 10:30 |
ActionParsnip | DannyKing: /var/log/Xorg.0.log | 10:30 |
notwist | Pizarro: lower speed takes more time but it lowers the risk of data corruption | 10:30 |
ActionParsnip | DannyKing: also try dmesg | tail | 10:30 |
DannyKing | thanks :) | 10:30 |
Pizarro | notwist, yes, I get the same messasge trying to check it, I am burning another new one | 10:30 |
notwist | Pizarro: if the other one fails as well you probably need to look for a reason on the computer you're burning on. Maybe bad type of CD-Rs or too high speed, etc. | 10:31 |
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ActionParsnip | Pizarro: if you burn slower you'll have more chance of a successful burn, I always burn 8x for bootable media | 10:32 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: you pluggeed the new ethernet card incorrctly... open the computer case and check it | 10:32 |
Pizarro | notwist, I am burning now at x12, but if the computer I am using as recorder is faulty, the cd wouldn't worked yesterday for 3 times in other computer | 10:32 |
notwist | Pizarro: maybe it went bad overnight or something then :) | 10:32 |
ganesh | can any one help me with gnome crash problem?i can see only a white screen and a cursor on login | 10:32 |
sfer3 | Pizarro: I was going to point that out :P | 10:32 |
Pizarro | notwist, yeah, who knows, | 10:32 |
reel_ | kazalite, sudo lshw -C disk | 10:33 |
sfer3 | !repeat | ganesh | 10:33 |
ubottu | ganesh: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience | 10:33 |
sfer3 | Ganesh: Can you log in using a different session? | 10:33 |
Pizarro | I am using Verbatin CD-R disks, so I don't thinkg they are such bad | 10:33 |
notwist | ganesh: is it right after a clean install? | 10:33 |
sfer3 | And can you give some more information about the problem? | 10:33 |
* Kondensuotas_pie hau! | 10:33 |
MaxJay | erUSUL, my computer does not have anything to open, the card is plugged in on a extensiocard on my motherboard. | 10:33 |
notwist | Pizarro: probably not in your case. but sometimes brands of burners work bad with certain brands of CDs | 10:33 |
MaxJay | brb.. it can be bios.. | 10:34 |
Pizarro | notwist, the recorder I am using is a Lightscribe one (DVD/CD, etc..) | 10:34 |
erUSUL | MaxJay: then check there. the card does not show on lspci that means that the problem is phisical there is no conection | 10:34 |
ganesh | sfer3:notwist: its same with all accounts except failsafe...it was working fine before | 10:34 |
nandemonai | Hi guys, how come sudo update-manager -d gives the option of 8.10 already? Shouldn't that only happen on release? | 10:34 |
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ActionParsnip | nandemonai: are you running intrepid? | 10:35 |
nandemonai | No, Hardy. | 10:35 |
notwist | ganesh: did you change any configuration? | 10:35 |
Pizarro | notwist, once ubuntu server is installed, how stable is it? I mean, am I goint to get some weird surpraises like this in the future?? | 10:35 |
notwist | ganesh: install any new packages? | 10:35 |
ActionParsnip | nandemonai: well if the repos are offering it then i'd take it, you should run updae-manager with gksu too | 10:35 |
notwist | Pizarro: I'm running it on my router box right now and it's been running for 20 days atleast :P | 10:36 |
mgolisch | -d, --devel-release Check if upgrading to the latest devel release is possible | 10:36 |
nandemonai | (I am testing under vmware though but I'm talking about my hardy desktop) | 10:36 |
mgolisch | thats why | 10:36 |
Pizarro | notwist, I am asking because I spent 2 days trying to install this without success, and it is not the first time I installa Linux | 10:36 |
nandemonai | Ohh right. | 10:36 |
notwist | Pizarro: one great tip is to install the package called "ebox", that helped me a lot. It's a web interface that lets you configure the server with network sharing and stuff | 10:36 |
ganesh | notwist: dont remember...how can i check which is the last installed package? | 10:36 |
ActionParsnip | notwist: webmin does that sort of thing too | 10:37 |
bullgard4 | [Organizing bookmark directories in Firefox 3 > Library] How can I rename a bookmark directory? | 10:37 |
notwist | ganesh: not sure. the quickest way might be to reinstall gnome or something | 10:37 |
Pizarro | notwist, OK, I was thinking about installing somethign to let me control the server from other network computer, like VNC, etc.. taht might work | 10:37 |
notwist | ActionParsnip: I heard webmin was insecure | 10:37 |
erUSUL | !webmin | notwist | 10:37 |
ubottu | notwist: webmin is no longer supported in Debian and Ubuntu. It is not compatible with the way that Ubuntu packages handle configuration files, and is likely to cause unexpected issues with your system. See !ebox instead. | 10:37 |
ganesh | notwist: how do i do that? | 10:37 |
notwist | erUSUL: yeah, what about it? | 10:37 |
ActionParsnip | notwist: not sure, i just know of it. I just use ssh :) | 10:38 |
Pizarro | notwist, ok a new CD ready!, I am going to tray again the isntallation | 10:38 |
notwist | ganesh: if you go into a command prompt like shift+F1 or something, you can apt-get remove the gnome-desktop package and then install it again | 10:38 |
notwist | Pizarro: you should use SSH for text based remote admin and ebox for the network config (or just iptables if you're good at it, which im not) | 10:38 |
notwist | ActionParsnip: ebox saved my day, i tried to get my computer up as a router for an entire day and with ebox it just worked | 10:39 |
notwist | ActionParsnip: I wanted to kill myself over all the iptables documentation | 10:39 |
ActionParsnip | notwist: or you could forward X over ssh ;) and use firestarter :D | 10:39 |
ahtmly2k | how come when i have the audio enabled on the mana world i cant hear sounds from other media players? | 10:39 |
freaky[t] | !ubuntu +1 | 10:39 |
ubottu | Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuntu +1 | 10:39 |
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notwist | ActionParsnip: well forwarding X on ubuntu server seems weird doesn't it :) | 10:39 |
ganesh | notwist:what exactly is the command? | 10:39 |
freaky[t] | why can i not join #ubuntu+1? | 10:39 |
ActionParsnip | notwist: not massively | 10:40 |
Pizarro | notwist, now it didn't hang after selecting the isntallation language, but when the "Choose language" text windows appear....I give up | 10:40 |
notwist | ganesh: sudo apt-get remove gnome-desktop and then replace "remove" with "install" | 10:40 |
erUSUL | notwist: iptables is to low level for most uses... just use something like shorewall; firehol or other firewall script | 10:40 |
ActionParsnip | freaky[t]: /join #ubuntu+1 | 10:40 |
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notwist | Pizarro: did you check the CD? | 10:40 |
notwist | erUSUL: firewall is not only for port blocking but also for forwarding (ie routing) right? | 10:40 |
ganesh | notwist: E: Couldn't find package gnome-desktop | 10:41 |
erUSUL | notwist: yep firehol and dhorewall do all that stuff (or a firewall distribution like ipcop or zeroshell) | 10:41 |
Pizarro | notwist, yes, the same issue, same message, and hangs again | 10:41 |
notwist | Pizarro: when you boot there is an option to check the CD, that hangs it? | 10:41 |
Pizarro | notwist, yes | 10:42 |
freaky[t] | ah now it seems like i got a huge lag | 10:42 |
ActionParsnip | ganesh: try tab completing the package name | 10:42 |
Pizarro | notwist, if the issue was in the cd, the cd-reader should be working, however it's off, no light | 10:42 |
notwist | Pizarro: maybe its broken? Not impossible even if its new | 10:42 |
Pizarro | notwist, let me try with a cd of Xp | 10:43 |
ganesh | ActionParsnip: didn't get you | 10:43 |
Pizarro | notwist, no, I am going to try with a debian genuine cd | 10:43 |
ActionParsnip | ganesh: just like tab completing anything in linux, you can tab complete package names when you are playing with apt-get | 10:44 |
jyotsna | Hey! what's a good site for freeware apps | 10:44 |
jyotsna | does anyone no! | 10:44 |
notwist | jyotsna: for ubuntu? | 10:44 |
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xtrememertx | ActionParsnip:hi | 10:44 |
DannyKing | geb.org is pretty good | 10:44 |
DannyKing | er, getdeb.org * | 10:45 |
ActionParsnip | hey xtrememertx | 10:45 |
jyotsna | <notwist>: YEAH | 10:45 |
DannyKing | actually it's getdeb.net | 10:45 |
ganesh | notwist:is it gnome-desktop-data? | 10:45 |
jyotsna | i'll try that one | 10:45 |
erUSUL | jyotsna: anything more appart the thousans of apps aviable through apt/synaptic ?? | 10:46 |
xtrememertx | ActionParsnip: i met st3ph | 10:46 |
Pizarro | notwist, well, with a Debian distro, burned on the same brand Cd, using the same CD recorder, it is working FINE | 10:46 |
Pizarro | notwist, so the issue is Ubuntu Server | 10:46 |
erUSUL | !software | jyotsna | 10:46 |
ubottu | jyotsna: A general introduction to the ways software can be installed, removed and managed in Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoftwareManagement - See also !Packages, !Equivalents | 10:46 |
jyotsna | <erUSUL: Well I just wana browse some cool software | 10:46 |
jyotsna | for ubunty | 10:46 |
jyotsna | ubuntu* | 10:47 |
xtrememertx | ActionParsnip: I saw her config file she has an 865 and i have 810 | 10:47 |
erUSUL | jyotsna: tried Aplications>Add/Remove ?? | 10:47 |
blue-frog | jyotsna: open synaptic package manager to start with | 10:47 |
notwist | Pizarro: seems weird why it would lock up at such an early stage but sure, try debian instead then | 10:47 |
ActionParsnip | xtrememertx: do you mean st3ph's? | 10:47 |
blue-frog | jyotsna: or better as erUSUL said | 10:47 |
jyotsna | Yeah I tried that...got some pretty good stuff there....Just wanted to bookmark site that you guys no for future for | 10:47 |
Pizarro | notwist, I really give up, now Debian installation says than no CD-ROM was detected....but it is using the CD-ROM to load it self....pufff | 10:47 |
ActionParsnip | jyotsna: or websearch round for what you wanna do. e.g Ubuntu map software | 10:47 |
jyotsna | software download | 10:47 |
xtrememertx | ActionParsnip: yes | 10:48 |
ActionParsnip | xtrememertx: she has an i810 driver running which is giving her full res | 10:48 |
st3ph | ActionParsnip, but its a different chip we found out | 10:49 |
st3ph | he has 810 i have 865 | 10:49 |
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ActionParsnip | st3ph: but your xorg.conf is using the i810 driver yes? | 10:49 |
xtrememertx | ActionParsnip:i'm getting full resolution but low fps | 10:50 |
xtrememertx | yes she isusing i810 | 10:50 |
st3ph | i look | 10:50 |
ActionParsnip | xtrememertx: doesnt hurt to have a go, you can always roll back if you backup your current xorg.conf | 10:50 |
Pizarro | It's really a pitty situations like this force some users to still stuck on Microsoft osftware | 10:51 |
ActionParsnip | Pizarro: i dont use any, what software do you need? | 10:51 |
ganesh | notwist:is it gnome-desktop-data? | 10:51 |
erUSUL | st3ph: some drivers (intel and i810) can drive many chip revisions/versions | 10:51 |
xtrememertx | Actionparsnip:her busid is different | 10:51 |
david | hello | 10:51 |
erUSUL | st3ph: man intel or man i810 for details | 10:51 |
Pizarro | ActionParsnip, none, I am just trying to install Ubuntu Server in a new computer, that's it | 10:51 |
st3ph | erUSUL, ty | 10:51 |
ActionParsnip | xtrememertx: xorg.conf will always be the same | 10:51 |
david | is htere a way to set the desktop effects to be disabled when on battery power? | 10:51 |
notwist | ganesh: i think it should be just gnome-desktop | 10:51 |
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Pizarro | ActionParsnip, however, the results are forcing me to move to Windows Server | 10:52 |
notwist | ganesh: maybe its ubuntu-desktop | 10:52 |
st3ph | erUSUL, what do i type in terminal now | 10:52 |
ActionParsnip | Pizarro: what results? | 10:52 |
notwist | Pizarro: Sounds like your CD drive is defect | 10:52 |
notwist | Pizarro: or atleast a bit weird | 10:52 |
erUSUL | st3ph: what are you trying to do? | 10:52 |
notwist | Pizarro: perhaps you could try installing ubuntu server in a different way, from a usb stick for example | 10:52 |
xtrememertx | ActionParsnip: i mean my bus id is different from hers its 0:1:0 where as she has 0:2:0 | 10:52 |
Rowellen | Hi, I am having problems doing a ping to eg. www.google.com. on the IP I get replies but on the name nothing | 10:52 |
st3ph | erUSUL, to see my config | 10:52 |
Pizarro | notwist, well, yesterdqay in other computer this stuff didn't work...so I don't think two computers, one very new (just a cuple of hours working) are the reason | 10:53 |
erUSUL | Rowellen: dns isuues ? | 10:53 |
ActionParsnip | xtrememertx: then leave that line in yours and change the rest | 10:53 |
erUSUL | st3ph: less /etc/X11/xorg.conf ? | 10:53 |
xtrememertx | ok ill brb ty | 10:53 |
notwist | Pizarro: you said installation worked on the other computer | 10:53 |
Pizarro | notwist, yes, but not the network | 10:53 |
st3ph | xtrememertx, u need any info now again? | 10:53 |
Guest5467 | is htere a way to set the desktop effects to be disabled when on battery power? | 10:54 |
notwist | Pizarro: the network has nothing to do with either the CD or the CD-rom | 10:54 |
Pizarro | notwist, everything was installaed in the other computer, but I was unable to ping even my router | 10:54 |
xtrememertx | no st3ph ..ill brb | 10:54 |
st3ph | erUSUL, ty | 10:54 |
st3ph | hb | 10:54 |
notwist | Pizarro: you cant compare the two "not working" because one of them actually installs and the other wont | 10:54< |
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