[00:00] <SeligArkin> Ok i dont know if it is related but after uninstalling bluez-gnome i finaly got the damn thing to connect.
[00:00] <LimCore> intell laptop
[00:01] <anars> LimCore: the latest Ubuntu distribution (8.04.1) has native support for Intel Wireless Pro 4965AGN.
[00:01] <anars> and I think it had since 8.04.
[00:02] <MillerTime_018> hey can anyone help me make a lexmark 3350 work in ubuntu
[00:02] <MillerTime_018> ?
[00:02] <MillerTime_018> please
[00:02] <EvilDaemon> !patience | MillerTime_018
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> MillerTime_018 Please have some patience.
[00:03] <EvilDaemon> ...? ubottu?
[00:03] <Pinchiukas> I'm getting "Permission denied (publickey,keyboard-interactive)." when trying to ssh into my box, what could be causing it?
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> MillerTime_018: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=124346
[00:03] <Jack_Sparrow> EvilDaemon He is having lunch
[00:03] <MillerTime_018> thanx... i'll see if it works
[00:03] <anars> MillerTime_018: have you also checked out http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/OpenPrinting ?
[00:03] <EvilDaemon> Jack_Sparrow, Ah. okay.
[00:04] <maestrojed> I appearently need to change the permissions on /etc/sudoers which I guess I need to do by restarting in recovery mode.  If I do that will I still be able to access the box via vnc?  It is the only way I access the box.
[00:04] <anars> Why does the default Ubuntu installation have two cron daemons and two sysloggers?
[00:04] <LimCore> I booted livecd 8.04 on laptop with wifi. How to start the wifi? Im using WPA-personal, I have the channel number, password and all
[00:05] <anars> LimCore: you should be able to see available wireless networks by clicking the network icon in the top-right corner.
[00:05] <anars> wireless networks broadcasting SSID's, naturally.
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> MillerTime_018: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrintersLexmark
[00:06] <LimCore> anars: ok Im trying
[00:06] <paolo> hi. before buying this wi-fi ethernet card: hamlet HNWU254G i need to know if it's well compatible with (k)ubuntu. how can i check that?
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> anars: mine doesnt. i disabled it for security
[00:06] <LimCore> anars: btw, what is the nice-low-level-for-pro-users-like-me-:P way to debug wireless. To see if kernel sees he device etc etc
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !hcl | paolo
[00:07] <case^> LimCore: ifconfig?
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> paolo: http://www.ubuntuhcl.org/
[00:07] <anars> ActionParsnip: your choice entirely :-=
[00:07] <LimCore> case^: lower. to debug PCI/irq numbers. /dev/ etc
[00:07] <anars> LimCore: dmesg and lspci
[00:07] <case^> dmesg
[00:07] <EvilDaemon> ActionParsnip: uh, ubottu's on break now. Sorry.
[00:07] <case^> ^^
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> anars: its not naturally though, default maybe
[00:07] <kwyjibo> can someone help me with why gnome appearance prefs will not immediately change cursor themes?
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> EvilDaemon: yeah its making my life hell
[00:08] <anars> ActionParsnip: wasn't meant that way. the overview will only display networks broadcasting SSID's.
[00:08] <case^> kwyjibo: compiz installed>
[00:08] <case^> ?
[00:08] <kwyjibo> case^, yes
[00:08] <tim167> how do i convert psd images to jpg ?
[00:08] <LimCore> wireless mode G-Only, Channel 8,  SSID brodcat - no,   WPA-Personal,  TKIP encryption,  passphrase xxxxxxx   how to... I dont see all of the options.
[00:08] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i can't find it
[00:09] <EvilDaemon> ActionParsnip: that one made me laugh... hehe...
[00:09] <anars> LimCore: do you see the name of your network in the list?
[00:09] <paolo> i mean: i can't find even Hamlet in the db
[00:09] <sullyva86> I took network manager off roaming mode and now I have no signal strength meter or anything saying i'm connected? Is there anyway I can get the signal meter back (or something to check it). I had problems with it dropping the connection after a few mins in roaming mode.
[00:09] <xbxb> Is it possible to use Linux/ubuntu and encrypt the WHOLE disc, including /etc? So that I have to enter a password before linux starts...
[00:09] <ActionParsnip> paolo: what are you trying to find?
[00:10] <paolo> i'm trying to find the hamlet wifi card
[00:10] <tim167> can anyone help me batch convert between *.psd > *.jpg ? thanks
[00:10] <ActionParsnip> xbxb: you can use encryptfs, never used it myself
[00:10] <case^> kwyjibo: sorry nm I thought there was a setting in compiz that affected it
[00:10] <Scunizi> tim167: what's .psd?  paint shop delux?
[00:10] <xbxb> ActionParsnip:  thanks, I'll look into it
[00:10] <talalism> hi
[00:10] <kwyjibo> Scunizi, PhotoShop Disaster
[00:10] <LimCore> anars: how to force ubuntu to re-scan for APs (I enabled sending SSID on the AP).  and, how to by hand tell it to ignore SSID and just use channel 8?
[00:11] <tim167> Scunizi: photoshop i think, but Gimp can open it too
[00:11] <kleer> xbxb: use cryptsetup luks
[00:11] <anars> LimCore: otherwise you need to configure it manually. System -> Administration -> Networking.
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> paolo: id find out what wireless chip is in it, the manufacturer doesnt have much bearing really
[00:11] <kwyjibo> case^, :(
[00:11] <talalism> i have a broplem on my ubuntu disktop
[00:11] <Scunizi> tim167: maybe imagemagick can do it with the convert command. never tried.. hang on I'll look
[00:11] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i see, let's check, thnks
[00:11] <tim167> Scunizi: thanks!
[00:12] <anars> LimCore: It should re-scan when clicking the network icon again, but I'm not sure. I'd go with the manual configuration.
[00:12] <odinsbane> Limcore sudo iwlist eth?? scan
[00:12] <LimCore> ESSID is what?  is it the same as SSID for example  "homefoo" (if "homefoo" is set by AP)
[00:12] <odinsbane> where the ??'s should be a number depending on your wireless card.
[00:12] <anars> LimCore: yes.
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> tim167: convert file.psd converted.png
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> tim167: you'll need to sudo apt-get install imagemagick
[00:13] <tim167> ActionParsnip: thanks! seems to work...
[00:13] <ActionParsnip> imagemagick is awesome
[00:13] <kwyjibo> can someone help me with why gnome appearance prefs will not immediately change cursor themes?
[00:14] <LimCore> iflist wlan0 channel   shows it is set to channel 1 instead of 8. how to change that
[00:14] <platius> =1
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> LimCore: you can set it in /etc/network/interfaces
[00:15] <LimCore> do I need to enable  Broadcom B43 wireless driver?
[00:16] <Scunizi> tim167: looks like it will.. here's a link for how to use convert and another that is a thread on exactly what you're trying to do. http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/convert-psd-to-jpeg-485296/  and http://www.imagemagick.org/script/convert.php
[00:16] <maestrojed> I need to boot up as root at a shell prompt. From what I see I need to hold ESC during a reboot but I have tried that.  Is that correct?  When do I hold ESC?
[00:16] <pan_> how do i uninstal something i can't find in synaptic?
[00:17] <xomp> pan_, I like "sudo apt-get remove <packagename>"
[00:17] <anars> LimCore: depends on what wlan network adapter your laptop has. since you described as being an Intel laptop, you probably won't be needing it.
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> pan_: sudo apt-get remove <appname>
[00:17] <anars> Execute lspci and check it out.
[00:18] <Scunizi> tim167: sudo apt-get install imagemagick.. then cd to the directory location of the image(s) and try it on one to see what happens.. convert <filename.psd> <newfilename.jpg>  .. if they are multi layered images it will break them apart but there is a way to keep them together.
[00:18] <Tree> maestrojed: most installs prompt for grub where you press esc - then you can get a root shell from there
[00:18] <LimCore> anars: if my wireless shows in ifconfig -a as wlan0 then it means that kernel knows how to use it right?  or not always?
[00:18] <tim167> Scunizi: oh i see, actually i wanted the layers on top of eachother just like they appear when opened in Gimp
[00:19] <CartoonCat> ActionParsnip: you hapepn to knwo what info ubottu woudl have given? Ive followed the links on the ubuntu site and de nada, something is wrong, I get the SGI for glx, but opengl is still mesa3d indirect
[00:19] <anars> LimCore: then you're most likely good to go :-)
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> CartoonCat: i think it uses the "ati" driver
[00:19] <anars> LimCore: don't worry about driver issues then. concentrate on configuration of wlan0
[00:19] <maestrojed> Tree: what do you mean by grub?
[00:19] <CartoonCat> ActionParsnip, yea i have that configured....
[00:19] <Tulimaq> LimCore, which card ?
[00:20] <tim167> Scunizi: (i started convert *.psd *.jpg, its still running now, will see what comes out...)
[00:20] <Scunizi> tim167: read the link that has the threaded conversation.. they mention how to do it with convert towards the bottom.. it's an additional command to give convert prior to the file names.. It will "squish" the layers together as they are.
[00:20] <woli> i want to install python into my apache server, so i downloaded mod_python, but i cannot install it
[00:20] <neshaug> hmm, I'm using terminal server client to a windows 2003 server, but it is rendering much slower than the xp / vista version...
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> CartoonCat: you could try envyng-gtk
[00:20] <neshaug> anyone if there is anything to do with that?
[00:20] <paolo> another question: is there a chance to install a driver for this: 2001:3a02 D-Link Corp. without using ndiswrapper ?
[00:20] <odinsbane> woli you should be able to install mod_python through the repositories.
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> paolo: what chip does it use?
[00:20] <CartoonCat> ActionParsnip, isnt that a 3d desktop widget?
[00:20] <Scunizi> tim167: if you have layers on the psd files you're going to get TONS of jpgs.. each one will be a different layer.
[00:20] <tim167> Scunizi: very cool indeed :) will check
[00:21] <odinsbane> woli but if you want python for cgi scripting and such, you don't actually need mod_python.
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> CartoonCat: no, its a way to install graphics drivers for ati and nvidia
[00:21] <paolo> ActionParsnip: how can i check what chip it uses ?
[00:21] <CartoonCat> ah well ill google it then
[00:21] <LimCore> Tulimaq: Im not sure... =)  some intell laptop
[00:21] <woli> odinsbane: with sudo apt-get install mod_python ?
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> paolo: lspci
[00:21] <Tree> maestrojed: grub is the bootloader http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=grub&btnG=Search
[00:21] <paolo> ActionParsnip: it's usb
[00:21] <ActionParsnip> paolo: run both lspci and lsusb
[00:22] <paolo> lsusb: 2001:3a02 D-Link Corp.
[00:22] <odinsbane> woli, libapache2-mod-python
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> paolo: anything in lspci?
[00:22] <paolo> ActionParsnip: no, it's an usb card
[00:22] <paolo> why should it appear in lspci ??
[00:22] <woli> thanks odinsbane
[00:22] <LimCore> hmm ok I did applied the changes in network config.... how to test does it actually work
[00:23] <odinsbane> woli provided you are using apache2.  You don't need mod_python to use python though.
[00:23] <woli> i do not?
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> paolo: looks like ndiswrapper dude. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=146018&page=2
[00:23] <LimCore> the top-right icon shows only   ( )wired network... the other options  now dissapeaered wtf
[00:23] <woli> odinsbane: does it come built-in?
[00:23] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i know that
[00:23] <odinsbane> woli mod_python is for writing apache extentions in python python comes with ubuntu
[00:23] <maria> hey guys, im using polish as a second language, and my third level choosers keep turning off
[00:24] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i'm searching for an alternative to ndiswrapper
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> paolo: it doesnt hurt to try, it takes seconds to type and seconds to read so its worth it as it may give some info
[00:24] <Tulimaq> LimCore, what is your "iwlist wlan0 scan" output
[00:24] <woli> odinsbane: i want my server to be able to parse CSS files on the fly, and do other stuff with files..
[00:24] <woli> basically web applications i guess
[00:24] <maria> i keep having to go into the third level choosers option, and checking and unchecking the box
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> paolo: you could try madwifi
[00:24] <paolo> ActionParsnip: what is it?
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> paolo: its a bunch of wireless drivers
[00:24] <LimCore> Tulimaq: it says interface doenst support scanning network is down
[00:25] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i see, let's try
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> paolo: it may help, yuo can always remove if its no good
[00:25] <CartoonCat> madwifi does not support usb devices
[00:25] <odinsbane> woli, well I installed mod python because it doesnt take up much space, but I haven't used it once.  Plus if you want to use a shared host or something else later odds are you won't have access to it.
[00:25] <paolo> ActionParsnip: but how can i check if my device is supported by this driver?
[00:26] <woli> odinsbane: what i'm working on right now is a lan server, or webpage
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> paolo: you could check the website
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> paolo: or you could just try it
[00:26] <paolo> ActionParsnip: well, i've found the #madwifi channel :)
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> paolo: CartoonCat says it doesnt support usb devices
[00:26] <eiku> hello, I have a little problem with the compose key: it doesn't work the same when I am in a terminal and when I am in another app (firefox for example)
[00:27] <Tulimaq> LimCore, then u need to install firmware for the card i think, but first add repository and then use restricted driver manager to install it
[00:27] <CartoonCat> paolo, google the putput of lsusb, fastest way to find the driver
[00:27] <LimCore> hmmm
[00:27] <eiku> Is there a way to find out which file corresponds to the "firefox" layout of the compose key ?
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> paolo: i always buy compatible stuff so ive never had to do this sort of thing so im googling and asking away
[00:27] <odinsbane> Woli it doesn't hurt to install it.
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> paolo: and all im finding is ndiswrapper
[00:27] <woli> odinsbane: i already did...
[00:27] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i see.
[00:27] <paolo> but i don't find these devices in shops
[00:28] <DarX> can anyone help me out with a small problem I have?
[00:28] <CartoonCat> oh lovely  : ATI's Legacy Driver Does Not Support Your Operating System"
[00:28] <JackOS> Darx don't ask to ask just ask
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> paolo: ndiswrapper is a good way to get wifi sorted
[00:28] <woli> odinsbane: anyway, thank you, i gotta leave
[00:29] <paolo> ActionParsnip: i don't want to use ndiswrapper
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> paolo: why not?
[00:29] <paolo> i had too many problems with it
[00:29] <DarX> alright thanks. my menu bar is all weird. when i goto places > anything it says that there is no default action associated with the location
[00:29] <DarX> and I dont see any icons on my desktop
[00:29] <paolo> now, for example, it works on kubuntu 7.10, but i can't make it work on kubuntu 8.04
[00:29] <paolo> i've spent too much time with it
[00:29] <EvilDaemon> Is there a Microsoft Paint clone for Ubuntu?
[00:29] <maestrojed> Tree: Well I am holding ESC during the whole boot process and never getting to a grub / anyway to get to a shell prompt. Am I doing something wrong.  Is there anything else I can do to get to a shell as root without sudoing to it
[00:29] <paolo> i'm searching for smthing more compatible
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> paolo: find some guides and you should be ok
[00:30] <paolo> ActionParsnip: already tried a lot of things
[00:30] <JackOS> EvilDaemon, Are you looking forsomething like GIMP or something simple like Paint?
[00:30] <CartoonCat> paolo, What RF device do you have
[00:30] <paolo> CartoonCat: 2001:3a02 D-Link Corp.
[00:30] <usser> EvilDaemon, gpaint
[00:30] <maria> hey guys, im using polish as a second language, and my third level choosers keep turning off, i keep having to go into the third level choosers option, and checking and unchecking the box
[00:30] <EvilDaemon> JackOS: Simple, not a photoshop.
[00:31] <EvilDaemon> usser: sudo apt-get install gpaint?
[00:31] <JackOS> EvilDaemon, Gpaint is your answer
[00:31] <EvilDaemon> yay
[00:31] <ActionParsnip> kolourpaint in kde
[00:31] <CartoonCat> thats a dwl-g132 usb adapter?
[00:31] <paolo> CartoonCat: i dunno. i only know that it's an usb adapter
[00:32] <bheero> do somebody know why i have this error : "GLib-GObject-CRITICAL" when i use Firefox(started with the terminal).. ?!?
[00:32] <CartoonCat> well look on it, see if there is a sticker, but from what i see, its a screwy brand chipset with no linux support
[00:33] <paolo> CartoonCat: unuseful research
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> paolo: check on the stick, itll say
[00:33] <bheero> nobody know why ?
[00:33] <paolo> no, really. i'm searching something more compatible
[00:33] <HalphaZ> hello
[00:33] <paolo> I already wasted too much time with this chip
[00:33] <CartoonCat> paolo, well I would get a atheros minipci card if your laptop can take one
[00:34] <demontager> Can I use KDE 4 in Ubuntu or I need Kubuntu?
[00:34] <HalphaZ> is there somethins similiar to http://www.photo-freeware.net/dupdetector.php for linux?
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> paolo: linksys is usually good but see what you can find on the web
[00:34] <HalphaZ> demonspork, you can
[00:34] <DarX> Anybody know why the "Places" on my computer dont work? I get a message saying "There is no default action associated with this location" and I cant see any icons on my desktop.
[00:34] <JackOS> Demontager, Use Kubuntu, it'll keep your sanity
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> demontager: you can intall kde on ubuntu
[00:34] <le_mischa> JackOS: ;)
[00:34] <HalphaZ> you can install kde4 from synaptic
[00:34] <paolo> CartoonCat: no, that's a bad solution for a laptop
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> paolo: http://www.linuxemporium.co.uk/products/wireless/
[00:35] <CartoonCat> paolo, Atheros cards are the best out there
[00:35] <HalphaZ> I tried run dupdetector with wine... but it failed
[00:35] <HalphaZ> so... I' asking...
[00:35] <alphamale1> shouldent sudo rm * delete everything inside the folder?
[00:35] <demontager> can i choose KDE desktop when installing Ubuntu? Same like in mandriva 2 choices Gnome or KDE?
[00:36] <paolo> ActionParsnip: these devices are not sold in common shops
[00:36] <paolo> so i should order them
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> paolo: you have a computer plugged into the world market, you can buy from anywhere
[00:36] <paolo> ActionParsnip: ordering things would require time.
[00:36] <CartoonCat> www.wlanparts.com  www.streakwave.com both great sites, i use them every month
[00:36] <AsTuRiAnO> Buenas
[00:36] <paolo> i need an adapter in the next days
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> demontager: ubuntu is gnome based, kubuntu is kde based. you can install either dektop on either system once booted
[00:37] <CartoonCat> They do next day shipping =)
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> HalphaZ: fdupes looks good
[00:37] <paolo> ok:) thnks for your suggestions!
[00:37] <paolo> bye all
[00:37] <bheero> do somebody know why i have this error : "GLib-GObject-CRITICAL" when i use Firefox(started with the terminal).. ?!?
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> bheero: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=132153
[00:38] <maestrojed> I need to make a change that requires me to be root but I cannot sudo to root. So I am trying to restart as root with a shell.  I hold ESC during the entire reboot but get no options to start in shell.  Is there something I am doing wrong? Any other ways? Any suggestions?
[00:39] <HalphaZ> ActionParsnip, but I don't need a md5sum check
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> maestrojed: you dont sudo to root, you sudo <command you need sudo for>
[00:39] <chack-1> hello all
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> HalphaZ: it compares md5sums of files and flags the ones with the same md5 as dupliates
[00:40] <alphamale1> how do i force the removal of a directory
[00:40] <chack-1> i have a probleme to uplod files with backup-manager (scp methode)
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> maestrojed: or you can gksu for gui apps (not advised)
[00:40] <CartoonCat> rm dirname -rf
[00:40] <CartoonCat> do NOT feed it /   ever
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> alphamale1: rm -rf <dirname>
[00:40] <maestrojed> ActionParsnip: forgive my symantics, that is correct.  I can't do that because I get teh error /etc/sudoers is set to 0770 and should be 0440. I can't change the permissions because I am not root. That is why I am trying to restart as root at a shell. But I can't get it to do that either
[00:40] <ActionParsnip> alphamale1: make sure yu dont need any data in the folder or subdirs
[00:41] <CartoonCat> maestrojed, i had that problem, ssh in as root
[00:41] <wastedfluid-lap> Is there any program like PSYBNC for msn, aol connections??
[00:41] <ActionParsnip> maestrojed: you could do it in live cd and chroot
[00:41] <bheero> ActionParsnip, thanks, but i have not the same error
[00:41] <tripitakit> hello all
[00:41] <chack-1> 1) backup-manager work in localhost ( creat the tar.gz in the backup-directory
[00:41] <Mr_Fixit> so.. i don't haver permission to remove files from my trash.. anyway around it? i can't seem to find a /home/.trash either
[00:41] <alphamale1> ActionParsnip: yep not that dumb
[00:42] <chack-1> 2) scp commande work in remote host
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> wastedfluid-lap: it runs on linux or do you just want something different?
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> alphamale1: just warning, its a harsh command
[00:42] <chack-1> if i use this commande : scp aaaa.tar.gz root@qsfdqsfqf
[00:42] <chack-1> that work
[00:42] <mon^rch> cannot delete from trash, where is the new location of .trash please?
[00:42] <wastedfluid-lap> ActionParsnip, Well, I run linux on both the laptop and te desktop.  I turn the desktop off during the day.. the laptop runs my psybnc, and my  torrents.. was wanting to have some kind of program like psybnc for my MSN, and AIM.. any way to "tunnel" in so to speak, to stay online 24/7?
[00:43] <chack-1> but if use this backup-manager -v
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> !trash
[00:43] <maestrojed> CartoonCat ActionParsnip Thank you I will try those suggestions
[00:43] <chack-1> that dosn't work
[00:43] <Mr_Fixit> botty's busy?
[00:43] <alphamale1> yep but required
[00:43] <zeelot> hey guys, installed 64bit ubuntu today (8.04) and now I can't seem to checkout a repository with kdesvn or rapidsvn anymore, I get PROPFIND of '/': 403 Forbidden, anyone know why? I dont even get a login prompt
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> mon^rch: ~/.local/share/Trash
[00:43] <chack-1> some one can help me please?
[00:44] <mon^rch> ty ActionParsnip
[00:44] <Mr_Fixit> it's not the same files in there ActionParsnip
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> Mr_Fixit: its asleep
[00:44] <Mr_Fixit> same q as mon^rch
[00:44] <Mr_Fixit> the files are not the same as in the GUI trash
[00:44] <tripitakit> the Trash is in ~/.local/share/Trash
[00:44] <tripitakit> ouch Action has been faster ;)
[00:44] <Mr_Fixit> well that's not the same files in there as in the GUI bin..
[00:46] <weatherkid> I have a error with Ubuntu-http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/130712-detection-error.html
[00:46] <smm289> almost done settings up an XP VM under ubuntu, i'm using VirtualBox OSE and when I start my VM and get ready to install the OS I get an stating that my VirtualBox kernel driver is not installed.  Now what ?
[00:47] <smm289> should i have logged out and logged back in after installing the VirtualBox OSE software
[00:47] <pianoboy3333> make install installs, what removes?
[00:48] <smm289> om im impatient, going to re-loggin, be back if it doesn;t work
[00:48] <weatherkid> Jack_Sparrow can i PM you?
[00:48] <NickRead> sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[00:49] <Tulimaq> smm289: kernel module is a separate package for OSE version u need to install it i think
[00:49] <weatherkid> Can someone help me-http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/130712-detection-error.html
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> pianoboy3333: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/softinstall.html
[00:49] <ActionParsnip> weatherkid: whats up. I read the post
[00:50] <weatherkid> ActionParsnip can I PM you?
[00:50] <ActionParsnip> sure
[00:51] <CartoonCat> weatherkid, wine will mount it as ~/.wine/dos_devices/E:
[00:52] <CartoonCat> er ~/.wine/dosdevices/E:
[00:52] <Goran_> does ubuntu package manager mess up if not regularly updated?
[00:52] <christian_> servus
[00:52] <ceil420> pfft; ubuntu only gets new packages once every six months
[00:53] <CartoonCat> O_o
[00:53] <haydn> Could someone help me understand how I could source out a crash.
[00:53] <CartoonCat> haydn, dmesg is a start, /var/log/ another
[00:54] <smm289> Ok, everything is setup for my XP VM under Ubuntu Hardy, I used VirtualBox OSE to set it up. However when I click on the start button I get an error saying my Kernal Driver is not installed, I just did a reboot and it did not work,  any ideas ?
[00:54] <Arney> i like turtles
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Goran_: no, you'll just have old versions in your database
[00:54] <NickRead> smm289: Does /etc/init.d/vboxdrv exist?
[00:55] <smm289> i have no idea
[00:55] <smm289> let me look
[00:55] <haydn> CartoonCat: Is there a place that logs my startup dialogue, I've noticed a number of errors as the system loads
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> Goran_: just run sudo apt-get update once every now and again and you're ok
[00:56] <smm289> yep vboxdrv is there
[00:56] <NickRead> smm289: sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[00:56] <tripitakit> I like Xmonad much more than metacity or compiz!
[00:56] <NickRead> smm289: This rebuilds the kernel module for Virtual Box and installs it in your kernel
[00:57] <smm289> it gave me a line of text and then dropped me back to a CLI
[00:57] <smm289> thats it ?
[00:57] <NickRead> What was the text?
[00:57] <smm289>  Usage: /etc/init.d/vboxdrv {start|stop|restart|status}
[00:57] <smokewon> i conqured samba last night, took 6 hours, but i got it
[00:58] <Goran_> thx
[00:58] <tripitakit> well done smokewon
[00:58] <weatherkid> CartoonCat I opened my .wine directory and it didnt give me an e: option
[00:58] <smm289> Nick: used the Status extention and I get " Kernel module is not loaded"
[00:59] <NickRead> Hrmm...
[00:59] <tripitakit> i did it with xmonad integrated in gnome .. took all the night
[00:59] <smm289> tried restart and it says " No suitable module for running kernel found"
[00:59] <tripitakit> and now i have an amazinw tiling window manager inside my gnome box
[01:00] <smm289> should I uninstall VirtualBox OSE and then re-install it again
[01:00] <venger> is there a apt key for launchpad.net?
[01:01] <NickRead> It should say when running "setup": Removing old VirtualBox kernel module, then Recompiling VirtualBox kernel module,
[01:01] <weatherkid> CartoonCat can I PM you?
[01:02] <abbot> i'm having a problem with an 8.04 install on a new dell machine.  i've tried 3 different burns and i get errors like this when i try to start the install.  http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3019/2876626155_4cc076c6a7.jpg
[01:02] <NickRead> smm289: Did you install it fro the Ubuntu repo?  If so, it should have setup the kernel driver for you automatically.  In this case, maybe a quick reinstall would be your best option.
[01:03] <smm289> yes I used the Add/remove to install VirtualBox OSE
[01:03] <NickRead> Hardy?
[01:03] <smm289> 8.04
[01:03] <smm289> yes Hardy
[01:04] <smm289> well i will give that a try later,  thanks
[01:04] <abbot> can someone help?  i'd really like to get ubuntu on this new machine.  this old one is super slow and windows blows.
[01:04] <alphamale1> in proftpd how do i change the logout time? it seems like if im not transfering something or doing something within 20 seconds it logs out
[01:04] <NickRead> What was the output of using "setup" rather than 'status' or 'restart'
[01:04] <smm289> setup did not do anything
[01:04] <smm289> it just gave me a usage line
[01:04] <tripitakit> what kind of help abbot?
[01:04] <abbot> i'm having a problem with an 8.04 install on a new dell machine.  i've tried 3 different burns and i get errors like this when i try to start the install.  http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3019/2876626155_4cc076c6a7.jpg
[01:05] <NickRead> Hrmm... maybe it's a difference between the Ubuntu OSE version, and the Sun 2.0 version I'm running now
[01:05] <smm289> i will try to re-install, see how that works
[01:05] <smm289> thanks for your time
[01:06] <tripitakit> abbot : never encountered that kind of error..
[01:07] <tripitakit> which model of Dell... ?
[01:07] <abbot> i get the same thing if i choose install or check disc for errors
[01:07] <koshari> abbot have you tried 8.04.1?
[01:07] <Scunizi> tim167: so.. what happened.. did you get it to work?
[01:07] <koshari> i had that error the other day on a acer one using a 8.04 disc but an 8.04.1 worked
[01:08] <abbot> where's that
[01:09] <koshari> abbot its the latest downlaodable iso, you may have it if you had downlaoded recently, the 8.04 was the first release of LTs
[01:09] <even> hi, ufw doesnt work! i add a lot of rules and nothing are blocked! why?
[01:09] <abbot> koshari: in that case, i've already tried it.
[01:09] <LimCore> hmmmm
[01:09] <alphamale1> wow, why do i never get responce on ubuntu? why do i usualy getit at linux
[01:09] <LimCore> for intel 64 bit CPU - which distro I get, i386, or amd64, or.. ?
[01:09] <fallore> is there a specific command/method to use the terminal to create a backup of a file?
[01:10] <falstaff> Is there a way to remove the kubuntu partition I just installed?
[01:10] <QS> LimCore: amd64
[01:10] <xbxb> LimCore:  amd64, if you want.
[01:10] <LimCore> so.. amd64 is for INTEL 64... ok cool =)
[01:10] <alphamale1> andaconda 3 SUCKS!
[01:11] <QS> LimCore: would it be better if they'd call it amd64-em64t? :)
[01:11] <falstaff> I installed kubuntu and I hate it ... How do I get it off my system?
[01:11] <omegachicken64> why amd64 for an intel 64 CPU?
[01:11] <Scunizi> smm289: you'd be better off installing the version from vbox's site.. then for the kernel error look in System/Admin/Synaptic Package Manager .. search for virtualbox and you'll see the kernel file
[01:11] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  because AMD invented em64t
[01:11] <tripitakit__> sudo apt-get remove kde-desktop i guess
[01:12] <omegachicken64> xbxb: oh ok, thanks
[01:12] <labuser> Should call it x64 just to avoid this question :)
[01:12] <maxagaz> hi
[01:12] <lolmac> hi, maxagaz
[01:12] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  well, em64t is the intel name for it
[01:12] <LimCore> falstaff: by installing something else, like a Mojave (lol) over it
[01:12] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  amd invented x86-64, and intel copied it and named it em64t
[01:12] <unop> falstaff,  http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome
[01:12] <maxagaz> where can I download the iso of ubuntu remix to install it on a usb key ?
[01:12] <omegachicken64> xbxb: so it's the same distro? just a different name?
[01:13] <LimCore> sound recording doesnt work on my laptop.  can you help?
[01:13] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  same distro as what? I was talking about CPUs here, not distros
[01:13] <unop> LimCore, please take this seriously - he might just follow your instructions and be distraught later
[01:13] <tripitakit__> i suggest  gnome+xmonad :)
[01:14] <genius> !nvidia
[01:14] <omegachicken64> xbxb: oh, so x86-64 and em64t are the amd/intel names for the processors?
[01:14] <abbot> this is a brand new box.  it should work.  could it be incompatable hardware?  its a dell machine that came with FreeDOS
[01:14] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  for the instruction sets of their 64 bit processors, yes.
[01:14] <thomaskkkk> hi
[01:14] <lolmac> hi, thomaskkkk
[01:14] <xbxb> omegachicken64:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
[01:14] <omegachicken64> xbxb: ahh gotcha, my fault.
[01:14] <NickRead> tripitakit: Have you tried Awesome too?  How does it compare to Xmonad?
[01:15] <alphamale1> join #joomla
[01:15] <tripitakit__> abbot have u tried a debian install ?
[01:15] <abbot> no
[01:15] <tripitakit__> i have awesome too but i dont spent much time on it
[01:15] <abbot> i've got XP on it now
[01:15] <genius> Hi. i've got desktop with Nvidia 8400GS. Nvidia opensource driver worked OK but when i installed Envy it does not work and fallback to safe mode. What's wrong?
[01:16] <tripitakit__> i found xmonad perfectly fitting in gnome and the couple is really amazing
[01:16] <NickRead> Hrmm... may have to investigate
[01:16] <Goran_> nvidia oss driver is glitchy
[01:16] <NickRead> I've always liked the idea of tiling managers, but never got around to using any of them
[01:17] <tripitakit__> well i had to get the backports form debian etch ...
[01:17] <tripitakit__> cause hardy has xmonad 0.6 and i coudnt make it work with gnome
[01:17] <koshari> Goran_ they have an OSS driver?
[01:17] <tripitakit__> the debian etch backports are 0.8-1
[01:18] <xomp> how to put Computer, Home, Pictures etc icons on Gnomes desktop?
[01:18] <NickRead> It looks like Hardy is up to .0.7,1 now
[01:18] <Yhapster> !acrobat
[01:18] <tripitakit__> NickRead: it has been a bit hard at the beginning but now it's all perfectly working
[01:18] <Yhapster> !ubotu
[01:19] <Yhapster> is ubotu down?
[01:19] <unop> Yhapster, yes
[01:19] <Yhapster> boo
[01:19] <Yhapster> anyone have instructions on how to install Acrobat on Hardy?
[01:19] <orifice_> are there any ways to speed up nautilus when it's loading a directory with lots of files ?
[01:19] <Yhapster> i have a PDF that i need to open in it
[01:20] <orifice_> when I open my mp3 folder it takes like 5-10 secs for it load
[01:20] <danopia> opps?
[01:20] <labuser> The default nvidia driver seems to work better for me... Flash videos lag when I use the closed source one
[01:20] <unop> Yhapster, enable the medibuntu  repos - then install acroread
[01:20] <wall> can I install ubuntu alternate by Wubi? or must use ubuntu-desktop
[01:20] <unop> Yhapster, or alternatively, there is xpdf which will read PDF files
[01:20] <Yhapster> unop: ok, that's what I thought, thanks
[01:20] <Yhapster> unop: i have a passport application that needs to be filled in, that's why
[01:21] <unop> Yhapster, acroread it is then
[01:21] <labuser> Ubuntu even automatically detects my printer now <3
[01:21] <Yhapster> unop: thanks :D
[01:21] <Ward1983> at the very end of all the questions before the installer starts copying, you can clikc advanced and specify where to install grub, but how do i know for sure what i need to enter there?
[01:22] <Ward1983> i mean i know on what disk i want it
[01:22] <Ward1983> but i don know how to tell that to the installer
[01:24] <orifice_> how come I get a segfault when I run xsane as a normal user
[01:24] <orifice_> and if I run as root everything is fine
[01:27] <NickRead> orifice: Google is your friend: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2092
[01:27] <D1sa5t3r> google is not my friend
[01:28] <NickRead> I never said it was yours :p
[01:28] <NickRead> Substitute "Google" with your favourite search engine
[01:28] <vecx> I don't like him either. He is a young little brat!
[01:28] <D1sa5t3r> altavista is better :D
[01:29] <yo> zzzz
[01:29] <Penzer_> test me
[01:29] <tripitakit> in which way ?
[01:30] <yo> zz
[01:30] <yo> z
[01:30] <yo> z
[01:30] <yo> z
[01:30] <yo> zz
[01:30] <FloodBot3> yo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:30] <yo> lol?
[01:30] <xomp> is there a way to keep Evolution mail up, but put it in the taskbar or w/e it's called on linux when minimized and maybe have a pop-up when new mail is received?
[01:30] <datachomper> Does anybody know how to increase the main system volume in ubuntu /from the command line/ ??
[01:31] <bobertdos> xomp: Evolution should do that by default.
[01:31] <yo> .
[01:31] <kleer> xcomp, there is a tool called alltray (if i remember right) to put tools in the taskbar which provide no native taskbar support
[01:31] <yo> hey my name is "yo"?
[01:31] <xomp> bobertdos, well when I minimize it, it stays down in the window list section, I'd rather have it minimize to the taskbar as an icon.
[01:32] <datachomper> Anybody know how to increase volume from the command line?
[01:32] <NickRead> I think you can use amixer
[01:32] <riegersn> When it comes to analyzing audio, is there anything good out there for linux?
[01:32] <kleer> ups xomp i mean :)
[01:32] <jdkbghkjsagfuilf> ed
[01:32] <joeb3_> 0.5
[01:32] <jdkbghkjsagfuilf> sss
[01:32] <xomp> lol kleer it's a common mistake :P
[01:33] <bobertdos> xomp: Ahh, well there might be something for that in the plugins section too, otherwise maybe kleer's suggestion is the way to go.
[01:33] <datachomper> NickRead: Thanks
[01:33] <stupid> shit
[01:33] <xomp> maybe I should make a feature request with the folks @ Evolution Mail lol
[01:33] <stupid> my name is stupid?
[01:33] <kleer> why not
[01:33] <_alejo_> hello could anyone help me with matlab please?
[01:33] <NickRead> /msg datacomper See the examples in "man amixer"
[01:34] <lolmac> hi, _alejo_
[01:34] <bobertdos> datachomper: by amixer, NickRead meant alsamixer
[01:34] <_alejo_> hi lolmac, you know matlab?
[01:34] <NickRead> Woo! Flashy version!
[01:35] <NickRead> Ascii art FTW
[01:35] <NickRead> Thanks bboertdos, never knew about that
[01:35] <bobertdos> datachomper: on the other hand, NickRead is right too,. but Alsamixer is, as he said, "woo flashy!" :D
[01:35] <tripitakit> actually he meant man amixer i guess
[01:35] <I> .
[01:35] <I> I'm I
[01:36] <datachomper> bobertdos: NickRead: Thanks guys Alsamixer is exactly what I needed
[01:36] <jeeves__> what does "usb 1-1: can't set config #1, error -71"
[01:36] <jeeves__> what does "usb 1-1: can't set config #1, error -71" mean?  my system wont boot
[01:37] <_alejo_> hello could anyone help me with matlab please?
[01:37] <lolmac> hi, _alejo_
[01:37] <tripitakit> sorry alejo i cannot
[01:37] <jeeves__> Flannel, hey man, can you help me figure out this pooched server install?
[01:37] <kleer> _alejo_ whats the problem?
[01:38]  * Guest91478 says this colour is stupid
[01:38] <Guest91478> hey wtf I'm not guest
[01:39] <Kolma> are there any cases with ubuntu gutsy and the HPT366 hardware?
[01:39] <_alejo_> kleer: i never used it before and my boss gave me some code to run, but there seems to be some errors in the original code
[01:39] <Kolma> cuz my system is constantly freezing
[01:39] <Kolma> like multiple times a day
[01:39] <Infinito-> Guest91478, just your nick then.
[01:39] <Kolma> Guest91478,  u prob took a name that was already registered
[01:39] <Kolma> type /nick <nick here> to change it
[01:40] <Kolma> can any1 help my freezing problem?
[01:40] <tripitakit> kolma why not tried upgrading to hardy?
[01:40] <xomp> !anyone?
[01:40] <Kolma> yes
[01:40] <Infinito-> _alejo_, people at matlab channel don't know  it ?
[01:40] <Kolma> and cant :/
[01:40] <Detrix42> hello all. I am configure Evolution email client. I am trying to pop my mail from googles gmail.
[01:40] <lolmac> hi, Detrix42
[01:41] <Kolma> it freezes while upgrading
[01:41] <Kolma> and so wen i restart it wont start
[01:41] <tripitakit> puch
[01:41] <smm289> after adding VirtualBox OSE from the Add/Remove you still must go into synaptic and download and install the proper module
[01:41] <pan_> how to i get rid of an app installed when i tar xzvf "somefile.gz" and make install it
[01:41] <xomp> Detrix42, i just finished setting mine up and it works fine.
[01:41] <tripitakit> ouch
[01:41] <Slokunshialgo> Kolma: Try a format & reinstall
[01:41] <case^> Detrix42: use imap for gmail
[01:41] <bobertdos> Kolma: Can you try a fresh install?
[01:41] <Kolma> tried all that
[01:41] <Kolma> i've reinstalled gutsy about 5 8 times this passed week
[01:41] <_alejo_> Infinito-: they dont answer me	
[01:41] <Slokunshialgo> Try installing hardy
[01:41] <Detrix42> case^: thanx
[01:42] <Kolma> i ordered a hardy cd
[01:42] <xomp> case^, what's wrong with POP3 and gmail?
[01:42] <Infinito-> Kolma, do you other OSs installed on the same machine? if so, the run normally ?
[01:42] <Kolma> um
[01:42] <Kolma> i noticed i have HPT366
[01:42] <case^> xomp: nothing but imap is better
[01:42] <kira> hi all
[01:42] <Kolma> which wont allows windows 2k or xp to install
[01:42] <xomp> case^, ah ok, I thought I muffed up with going the POP3 route lol
[01:42] <_alejo_> Infinito-: i think its pretty simple, just run a kalman filter on a quarter data
[01:42] <Kolma> unless u have a special driver during instalation
[01:42] <tripitakit> cant u get hardy online?
[01:42] <Kolma> no cd's :/
[01:43] <liveguy81> I'm running a live cd of Hardy, via a usb flash drive. Is there a way for me to install updates to Hardy on the drive while I'm running the live cd from it?
[01:43] <genius> I've got last kernel compiled with gcc 4.2.3 but gcc is upgraded on 4.2.4 at the same time! :( how to fix?
[01:43] <Mr_Fixit> if i partitioned a new drive.... how do i mount it?
[01:43] <Kolma> wait i can install hardy off a usb flash drive?
[01:43] <Detrix42> also I want to switch to the KDE window manager. I believe I have installed it through the synaptic package manager, off of a Unbuntu live DVD. now how do I switch it from Gnome to KDE???
[01:43] <Slokunshialgo> Kolma: How old is that machine?
[01:43] <Guest26626> i want to instal on my ubuntu machine XP also ... so ei if got gpartet livecd and have a free partion but after XP install how can reinit the grub and MBR to got ubuntu and XP in grub?
[01:43] <liveguy81> Yes you can.
[01:43] <Kolma> i have no idea D:
[01:43] <liveguy81> It works really well.
[01:43] <Kolma> i just bought it recently for 20 bucks xD'
[01:43] <kris-amroth> Anyone good with MythTV here?
[01:43] <case^> Mr_Fixit: gparted can mount your new partition
[01:44] <tripitakit> isnt there an Instal icon liveguy?
[01:44] <kris-amroth> I need advice on a capture card
[01:44] <Slokunshialgo> Cause I just looked it up, and I'm seeing references to Linux 2.2.somehting
[01:44] <kitche> !grub | Guest26626
[01:44] <Kolma> the motherboard is BE-6
[01:44] <eugenio> quit
[01:44] <liveguy81> Yes, there is.
[01:44] <kitche> hmm bot must have died ......
[01:44] <Kolma> by abit
[01:44] <kitche> or lagging
[01:44] <liveguy81> Here's the story....
[01:44] <Guest26626> ok
[01:44] <Kolma> where can i download hardy so i can install off a flash drive?
[01:44] <Slokunshialgo> I've been using 2.4+ for about 4 years now, only ever seen one box using a 2.2 kernel
[01:44] <djbender> did ubuntuforums.org just crash?
[01:44] <djbender> nvm, back up
[01:44] <Silverblaze> -.-
[01:45] <kitche> genius: recompile the kernel of course
[01:46] <liveguy81> I messed up an XP install. I have two HDD. The main drive is the one I screwed up. It's not damaged, but I have to reformat. I had to use Ubuntu running from a flash drive to do that. (I just did, don't ask why.) I have a second hard drive that has a backup of all of my data.
[01:46] <EvilDaemon> djbender: It's from server overload, happened earlier.
[01:46] <liveguy81> More's coming...
[01:46] <Slokunshialgo> Mr_Fixit: You can use the mount command as a temporary thing, or edit your /etc/fstab file to give it a "permanent" mount point
[01:46] <djbender> evildaemon, okie
[01:46] <djbender> thx
[01:46] <tripitakit> Kolma: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/05/15/usb-ubuntu-804-persistent-install-from-linux/
[01:47] <case^> Slokunshialgo: using mount command creates a static mount anyway
[01:47] <Mr_Fixit> well gparted doesn't have the mount option.. and unmount is greyed out..
[01:47] <Kolma> awesome
[01:47] <Detrix42> I want to switch to the KDE window manager. I believe I have installed it through the synaptic package manager, off of a Unbuntu live DVD. now how do I switch it from Gnome to KDE???
[01:47] <Slokunshialgo> case^: Doesn't it only mount it until the system reboots?
[01:47] <Mr_Fixit> /etc/fstab what do i throw in there?
[01:47] <Kolma> so ill just save my /home to other drive and put those on flash drive and i can install now?
[01:47] <case^> nope - creates a mount point which it re-uses
[01:47] <kitche> Detrix42: pick the kde session on gdm/kdm
[01:47] <Silverblaze>  
[01:47] <Silverblaze>  
[01:47] <Silverblaze>  
[01:47] <FloodBot3> Silverblaze: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:47] <liveguy81> I resized my partition on the second HDD so I could slap Hardy on the end of the drive. I remembered how much I liked Linux and decided I wanted to keep an actual install on my HDD.
[01:47] <Slokunshialgo> Never seen it do that
[01:47] <liveguy81> Anyhow....
[01:48] <case^> doing it right now on my system
[01:48] <genius> kitche: can you point some article with the easiest way :)
[01:48] <Daps> i have installed apache2 and loaded a website onto /var/www  How can i make this visible to someone outside of my home network ?
[01:48] <Detrix42> I check there, but the KDE Option is not there (yet)
[01:48] <kitche> genius: not really but I do believe the wiki on ubuntu.com actually has what your looking for
[01:48] <case^> Daps: dyndns is your friend
[01:48] <Slokunshialgo> Daps: Tell your router to redirect port 80 to your computer
[01:48] <liveguy81> The resize is going to be about 4 more hours and I can't reboot without possibly screwing up my only copy of some very precious data.
[01:48] <kitche> genius: see the bot is down it seems so I can't use that to point you to it
[01:48] <Daps> how do i tell it to do that?
[01:48] <zer0ne> I'm having a problem with Compiz when it generates child-windows for file browsing..  Say for example I click the browse button when choosing which wallpaper to use as my background - the window is created way too high on the screen (negative y co-ordinate) and I have to click my taskbar to see it, then drag it down
[01:49] <Slokunshialgo> Depends on the router
[01:49] <case^> Daps: static IP routing normally
[01:49] <Slokunshialgo> DLink is usually under the "Advanced" tab in the router management page
[01:49] <genius> kitche: the wiki says that i should not do it without real need
[01:49] <Xtasiado> hola
[01:49] <liveguy81> I was trying to just surf the net and such, but I can't seem to install any plugins or updates. So (for example) I could watch flash video.
[01:49] <Xtasiado> alguien ke sepa usar telnet?
[01:49] <Daps> case^: i don't know how to go about doing that, can you give me some instruction?
[01:49] <case^> Slokunshialgo: actually I'm not as sure about mount being permanent
[01:49] <Xtasiado> y alguien que me ayude para instalar hardy
[01:50] <liveguy81> So, that is why I wanted to figure out how to install new additions to a running "live cd" - since it is actually a flash drive and not a cd. I figured that I would be able to update it just like a full install.
[01:50] <kitche> genius: well you shouldn't really most of the advance people just give up anymore unless they need support for something
[01:50] <platius> kris-amroth, http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Category:Video_capture_cards
[01:50] <swansk> I have a problem?   A windows box created a folder in my "public" and I can't manipulate it?   HELP!!  I know this isn't a hard problem.
[01:50] <imura> hello
[01:50] <lolmac> hi, imura
[01:51] <imura> hi
[01:51] <_alejo_> hello could anyone help me with matlab please?
[01:51] <lolmac> hi, imura
[01:51] <swansk> chown????
[01:51] <lolmac> hi, _alejo_
[01:51] <liveguy81> Hmmm....any masters of the terminal want to help me with this one?
[01:51] <fyrestrtr> swansk: what do you mean you can't manipulate it?
[01:51] <Detrix42> exit
[01:51] <swansk> like rename it or delete it.
[01:51] <case^> Daps: it's not something I can walk you through
[01:51] <fyrestrtr> swansk: check the permissions.
[01:51] <zer0ne> swansk: use chown to change your file permissions
[01:51] <zer0ne> ls -l
[01:51] <bobertdos> Xtasiado: Venga a #ubuntu-es, por favor. Yo no se mucho sobre telnet, pero puedo ayudarlo instalar.
[01:51] <tripitakit> _alejo_ why not trying in a matlab channel?
[01:52] <zer0ne> err nm
[01:52] <Slokunshialgo> liveguy81: Does it have a full filesystem on the flash drive, or does it expand files into memory?
[01:52] <Daps> is there a website with instructions?
[01:52] <swansk> I know chown, but the folder name is not English, it's Korean.
[01:52] <zer0ne> cut and paste?
[01:52] <liveguy81> Actually, I'm not sure. It appears to have a fully file system.
[01:52] <unop> swansk, tab-complete
[01:52] <imura> does matlab have help
[01:52] <_alejo_> tripitakit: got no response there
[01:52] <swansk> I don't know the first char
[01:52] <swansk> :)
[01:52] <zer0ne> hrm
[01:52] <zer0ne> you can't copy paste the first char in terminal?
[01:52] <tripitakit> here is harder then
[01:52] <case^> Daps: start here http://lifehacker.com/software/feature/how-to-set-up-a-personal-home-web-server-124212.php
[01:53] <Daps> thanks
[01:53]  * Slokunshialgo has seen files with no name...  They're hard to get rid of
[01:53] <swansk> ok, sudo chown username folder ???
[01:53] <tripitakit> is it a code problem?
[01:53] <swansk> I'll try copy and paste
[01:53]  * imura is away: gone to sleep
[01:53] <liveguy81> I am trying to remember the name of the program I used with the live cd iso to convert my flash drive into a live boot Ubuntu.
[01:54] <SeaPhor> swansk, can you chown/chmod the parent directory?
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[01:54] <liveguy81> I was googling for it, but to no avail so far.
[01:54] <Infinito-> Daps, get you router brand and model, and google for a configuration manual
[01:54] <PostersandGuitar> Hello, my hard drives have disappeared and when I attempt to open "computer" it says nautilus can't handle computer:locations
[01:54] <lolmac> hi, PostersandGuitar
[01:54] <PostersandGuitar> Help?
[01:54] <bobertdos> !usb > liveguy81
[01:55] <liveguy81> Lol.
[01:55] <liveguy81> Yes.
[01:55] <swansk> I already control "Public"??
[01:55] <kitche> bobertdos: the bot is gone right now it seems
[01:55] <liveguy81> USB has completely kicked in my face with its greatness.
[01:55] <fyrestrtr> Kung-Fu USB FTW
[01:55] <liveguy81> Unfortunately it seems to be the case.
[01:56] <PostersandGuitar> ?
[01:56] <PostersandGuitar> Can someone help me?
[01:56] <tripitakit> PostersandGuitar: checked with ls /media
[01:56] <tripitakit> ?
[01:56] <swansk> SeaPhor : Let me work on that
[01:56] <PostersandGuitar> hang on, let me see
[01:56] <bobertdos> kitchie: apparently. You can easily find it in the wiki yourself, liveguy81
[01:56] <liveguy81> It wouldn't be a big deal if I didn't have to wait for four more hours before I'm able to interact with ye old net again.
[01:56] <PostersandGuitar> not listed on ls /media
[01:56] <Daps> What are the security risks of opening up port 80 to the internet while running Ubuntu 8.0 ??
[01:56] <PostersandGuitar> it could always find it until now
[01:57] <liveguy81> Oh really?
[01:57] <tripitakit> but u booted dont u?
[01:57] <PostersandGuitar> Yes.
[01:57] <NickRead> Depends what you're going to bind to port 80
[01:57] <fyrestrtr> Daps: none, if you don't install anything that listens on it.
[01:57] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Are you having trouble with an NTFS autmount?
[01:57] <fallore> tomboy notes won't open or do anything at all when i try to open it from the apps menu
[01:57] <PostersandGuitar> Yes, I can't find the NTFS to mount to. Or the linux to mount to
[01:57] <demontager> If  i choose KDE desktop while installing Ubuntu 8.04, that means it will like Kubuntu?
[01:57] <usser> Daps, theoretically, unless you run a webserver or any other application that listens on this port none
[01:57] <Daps> fyrestrtr: anything that listens ???
[01:58] <fyrestrtr> Daps: yes, like a server process.
[01:58] <tripitakit> tryed with sudo umount -a ?
[01:58] <Daps> i installed apache2
[01:58] <tripitakit> sory
[01:58] <tripitakit> sudo mount -a
[01:58] <tripitakit> :D
[01:58] <tjay> Has anyone ever used "Gyach Py! Voice Chat" before?  I need help, it's not able to recognize an installed Lib . . .
[01:58] <kitche> Daps: well theorically it's already open :)
[01:58] <NickRead> Daps: Apache is pretty secure by default, unless you have changed the configurations
[01:58] <PostersandGuitar> no change
[01:59] <Daps> haven't changed a thing, this is my 3rd day using linux.. i'm pretty green
[01:59] <tripitakit> can u cd .. form your ~
[01:59] <case^> Daps: tbh I would get to learn the basics first before trying this
[01:59] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Did you exit Windows cleanly the last time?
[01:59] <PostersandGuitar> Triptakit: Can you be more clear?
[01:59] <PostersandGuitar> Bobertdos: Yes
[01:59] <Daps> so i want to take the precautions as i learn... i have an index file in /var/www and can see it from my browser on my localhost address.. but i want to see it from outside
[02:00] <fallore> bah everything is just breaking
[02:00] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar:  and it's not listed in fdisk?
[02:00] <PostersandGuitar> However, I didn't the previous time, it got an error when mounting. So I restarted itno windows, cleanly exited, and now it's gone
[02:00] <tjay> I'm trying to use a program, but it won't start saying I don't have the "XML Parser for C" installed, BUT I DO . . . help?
[02:00] <tripitakit> i mean if u  cd .. form your home dir u can go up to the root (/) dont you?
[02:00] <MaleXachi> Hello
[02:00] <lolmac> hi, MaleXachi
[02:00] <Daps> case^: i'm not doing so bad so far, i have connected to all my other windows based machines on my network and even started running mediatomb ;)
[02:00] <PostersandGuitar> It appears to be listed in fdisk
[02:00] <tripitakit> (form is my way to spell from, sorry)
[02:00] <PostersandGuitar> -l
[02:01] <Daps> with help from folks like you of course ;)
[02:01] <MaleXachi> Hoi lolmac
[02:01] <zer0ne> exit
[02:01] <zer0ne> err
[02:01] <tripitakit> so it is your ntfs partition u cant see ... ?
[02:01] <PostersandGuitar> im in root
[02:01] <SeaPhor> swansk, try sudo chown -R user:group /path/to/parent/dir/  then   sudo chmod -R 770 /path/to/parent/dir
[02:01] <kitche> tripitakit: no it goes to /home but you keep doing cd .. and you will
[02:01] <demontager>  If  i choose KDE desktop while installing Ubuntu 8.04, that means it will like Kubuntu?
[02:01] <PostersandGuitar> I can't see any partitions, except in fdisk
[02:01] <NickRead> Daps: That's probably fine then.  Static pages should be fine.  If you step into running PHP or other CGI programs, be careful!
[02:01] <PostersandGuitar> I'm at home, in root
[02:02] <tjay> I'm trying to use a program, but it won't start saying I don't have the "XML Parser for C" installed, BUT I DO . . . help?
[02:02] <case^> Daps: don't get me wrong - this install is only 3 days old as well. NickReads comment is what I was getting at
[02:02] <MaleXachi> I have a question .......... What Linux can be best to start? Suse 10 or unbuntu 8.04?
[02:02] <cornbread> Hey guys, for some reason xmonad doesn't start on ubuntu hardy, anyone know about something like this?
[02:02] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Maybe fstab got corrupted. gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[02:02] <PostersandGuitar> i'm at /
[02:02] <Daps> NickRead: problem is i won't know if i step into a danger zone, but thanks for the heads up
[02:02] <Odd-rationale> MaleXachi: of course ubuntu.... but we're biased here... :P
[02:02] <Slokunshialgo> MaleXachi: Ubuntu
[02:02] <PostersandGuitar> bobertdos: did it
[02:02] <Slokunshialgo> MaleXachi: Used both, found Ubuntu a lot easier to use
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> no change
[02:03] <MaleXachi> Hmzz okay
[02:03] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Please pastebin the content of the file.
[02:03] <fallore> everything is frozen up and the shutdown/reboot button in the top right corner isn't doing anything. should i just press the restart button on my PC or what?
[02:03] <Daps> case^: not only the install is 3 days old, my exposure to linux is 3 days old... :D but i
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> #
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> # /dev/sda6
[02:03] <FloodBot3> PostersandGuitar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:03] <PostersandGuitar> UUID=01f3606d-592a-4e04-8fe9-c2794612d33b /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[02:03] <MaleXachi> Thanks all ....... ubuntu then I try and see how it goes
[02:03] <Daps> m learning
[02:03] <Slokunshialgo> fallore: try ctrl+alt+backspace
[02:03] <le_mischa> fallore: strg + alt + backslash
[02:03] <abaddon3k> i was wondering if anyone could help me. i just cleanly installed ubuntu and the username/password i gave at startup wont work. tells me that it is incorrect. i have tried reinstalling many times but i get the same error
[02:03] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Pastebin. paste.ubuntu.com
[02:04] <tripitakit> fallore: in  a terminal: sudo shutdown -r now
[02:04] <NickRead> Daps: There is always a risk when you make a service available on your server.  I'd restrict it to your own network until you are sure what's going on.
[02:04] <le_mischa> grml
[02:04] <le_mischa> backspace
[02:04] <PostersandGuitar> hang on
[02:04] <kitche> PostersandGuitar: also if you want to paste something without opening up a browser you can look at pastebinit to auto paste a file to a pastebin
[02:04] <Slokunshialgo> le_mischa: strg ?
[02:04] <Daps> ok so if i wanted to tell a friend im another city to open my site, where would i send him? http:// what address and how do i get that address, whats teh process ?
[02:04] <PostersandGuitar> pastebinned
[02:04] <le_mischa> ...
[02:04] <le_mischa> ctrl
[02:05] <NickRead> You'd need to determine your own IP address
[02:05] <Slokunshialgo> :P
[02:05] <tripitakit> Daps u need a static IP
[02:05] <fyrestrtr> Daps: go register a domain name, point it to the IP address that you get from your ISP.
[02:05] <PostersandGuitar> http://paste.ubuntu.com/49127/
[02:05] <Daps> NickRead: ok, so i am assuming it is restricted now as it is only on my localhost..
[02:05] <PostersandGuitar> brb, bathroom
[02:05] <le_mischa> 3 beer a day keep the english away..
[02:06] <case^> Daps: www.dyndns.org
[02:06] <NickRead> Daps: Another alternative is DynDNS (or similar providor)
[02:06] <PostersandGuitar> back
[02:06] <Daps> i purchased a domain name i never got to use about 5 months ago.
[02:06] <Daps> thanks case^
[02:06] <PostersandGuitar> so, any suggestions, solutions, placebos?
[02:06] <Slokunshialgo> PostersandGuitar: Take 30 aspirin, call the emergency room
[02:07] <PostersandGuitar> Er, that makes no sense
[02:07] <Slokunshialgo> Placebo
[02:07] <kitche> Daps: well if you bought the domain then you still have it unless its though some rip-off domain registration place like my one domain was though
[02:07] <Slokunshialgo> You won't remember the problem, thus problem solved
[02:07] <Daps> can i do "ifconfig" and then point the domain to the ip in there?
[02:07] <PostersandGuitar> People who were helping me?
[02:07] <Slokunshialgo> It didn't come out as I meant it
[02:07] <kris-amroth> Daps, you mean ipconfig?
[02:07] <fyrestrtr> Daps: no, you need to point the domain from the control panel of your domain provider.
[02:08] <case^> Daps: if you try to do 192.168.1.101:8080 nothing will happen
[02:08] <PostersandGuitar> Triaptinik, bobertdos, you there?
[02:08] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: As I thought, there is no entry in your fstab for your ntfs partition.
[02:08] <nikon> hey I am trying to enable packet forwarding for my mac laptop, running port, which gives me access to terminal linux applications... so I am running dsniff, wiht the whole ARPspoof setup and I have to figure out how to run this command I used to use on my linux box, I want to forward all the traffec into that file... for ARP spoof purposes... echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[02:08] <PostersandGuitar> Can I fix that?
[02:08] <Strang3r> hi to all
[02:09] <Strang3r> can somebody tell me how to get to the file /etc/resolv.conf
[02:09] <Strang3r> ?
[02:09] <Daps> hmm, this seems to be more complex, thanks for the help.. i will tackle it later
[02:09] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: Do you still have it open?
[02:09] <jvr> any idea how to get system beep to come from soundcard ?
[02:09] <Strang3r> I mean which is the terminal comand ?
[02:09] <case^> Daps: if you get your external IP and correctly add the port to your routers iptables then yes your friend can see it
[02:09] <tripitakit> Poster:  sudo fdisk -l show them?
[02:09] <nikon> how can I do the linux command echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward on my mac
[02:09] <PostersandGuitar> I'll reopen t hang on, can we move to a spearate channel?
[02:09] <bobertdos> PostersandGuitar: You may PM me if you wish.
[02:09] <NickRead> Daps: You're right - it is complex.  There's a lot of new things you'll need to learn - take your time and be careful :)
[02:09] <abaddon3k> i was wondering if anyone could help me. i just cleanly installed ubuntu and the username/password i gave at startup wont work. tells me that it is incorrect. i have tried reinstalling many times but i get the same error
[02:09] <Daps> case^ i have no idea how to do what you just said, but what you said makes sense... i just don't know how to do it
[02:10] <case^> Daps: have fun :)
[02:10] <Daps> NickRead: i always thought Linux was safe from viruses and not so hacker prone as Windows... Is that a wrong assumption?
[02:10] <Daps> case^: thanks
[02:10] <SeaPhor> Strang3r, you can   sudo cat /etc/resolv.conf  to view,, you can gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf to edit ,,,,
[02:11] <nikon> anyone
[02:11] <kitche> Daps umm safe from viruses to a point and is hacker prone just like Windows but the main system isn't the thing that usually gets touched
[02:11] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: Do you remake the partitions, or at least format them, every time?
[02:11] <nikon> how can I do the linux command echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward on my mac
[02:11] <akwar4u> would any one be willing to help me out geting a game to run? plz
[02:12] <jvr> anyone have idea how to get system beep to come from soundcard ?
[02:12] <abaddon3k> slokunshialgo: yes. i made sure to redo the partitions everytime
[02:12] <Slokunshialgo> jvr: beep, I think
[02:12] <fyrestrtr> nikon: the same way you would do it in Linux. On the Mac, just open Terminal, go to root (sudo su -) and do it.
[02:12] <jvr> Slokunshialgo: ?
[02:12] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: How old is the drive?
[02:12] <Slokunshialgo> jvr: Mistook what you meant, beep makes it come from the PC speaker
[02:12] <nikon> it tells me the file cannto be found, I dont have that folder on my computer... how can I get that setup
[02:13] <acidx> nikon, there is no equivalent to that command on os x. see man natd.
[02:13] <abaddon3k> slokunshialgo: uhh....not more than a couple years. i honestly don't know seeing as i got it out of a scrap'd comp
[02:13] <danbh_intrepid> !oem
[02:13] <nikon> I beleive I just put it there for dsniff to use, but does it do it on the "darwin ports" program on my mac
[02:13] <jvr> Slokunshialgo: ive disabled the pcspkr module its bloody annoying, but what I want is a beep to come from the soundcard, i.e: if im in bitchx via terminal i want to know i've got a privmsg etc.
[02:14] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: If you can peek into the drive (live disk, or soemthing like that) see if the /etc/passwd file exists, and if so, what it contains
[02:14] <abaddon3k> slokunshialgo: ok, i
[02:14] <abaddon3k> will do that. bbs
[02:14] <Slokunshialgo> jvr: I'm lucky in that my computer doesn't even have one...  But alas, no, I don't know how to change that
[02:14] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: good luck
[02:15] <jvr> fair enough.
[02:15] <jvr> so the package beep is not what i need
[02:15] <Hydrant> I have some packages (binaries, e.g. VTune and CUDA) which require Ubuntu 7.04.... I'm not sure how forward-compatible these types of packages are... anyone have experience with them ?
[02:15] <fyrestrtr> Hydrant: check backports
[02:15] <liveguy81> Does anyone know if there is a reliable way to write to NTFS from Ubuntu yet?
[02:15] <petar> Hi how can I install new hardware in Ubuntu ? I have a capture card which is recognized during installation but can't be recognized if it is added after
[02:15] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: yes.
[02:16] <c4st0r> hello what version of ubuntu recommended me?
[02:16] <lolmac> hi, c4st0r
[02:16] <monotoko> 8.04
[02:16] <kitche> liveguy81: umm ntfs-3g is the only "reliable" way
[02:16] <c4st0r> ok thnks
[02:16] <liveguy81> Fyrestrtr: how do I do that?
[02:16] <fyrestrtr> c4st0r: 8.04.1
[02:16] <liveguy81> Oh.
[02:16] <liveguy81> Is that a default package in Hardy?
[02:16] <kitche> liveguy81: I believe so
[02:16] <MaleXachi> I have another question ........ how do you get your name in irc like for example-MaleXachi-in brown letters shows such as a bone?
[02:16] <case^> liveguy81: yes
[02:17] <c4st0r> its for Intel E8500
[02:17] <IntangibleLiquid> OpenOffice crashed my laptop everytime I open a presentation from Google Docs, what's wrong?
[02:17] <liveguy81> How do I use it then? When I attempt to make a new partition I don't have NTFS as a filessytem option.
[02:17] <fyrestrtr> IntangibleLiquid: save it to your disk first.
[02:17] <Hydrant> fyrestrtr: so install 7.04 and backport my fav other apps ?
[02:17] <Slokunshialgo> liveguy81: It cannot make them, but can mount & read/write to them
[02:17] <fyrestrtr> Hydrant: instal 8.04 and then see what are the updated packages available for your apps
[02:17] <fyrestrtr> !info vtune
[02:17] <liveguy81> Gotcha.
[02:17] <liveguy81> Thanks.
[02:18] <IntangibleLiquid> fyrestrtr: I did that. But the same problem still exists.
[02:18] <Typh> Is there any way to make the area you can click on to resize windows larger? Trying to grab the corner of a window in Ubuntu is infuriating.
[02:18] <Strang3r> SeaPhor: thanks
[02:18] <Strang3r> :)
[02:18] <case^> liveguy81: fire up gparted - it can show what can and can't be done
[02:18] <HaSH> hello all. im trying to set up a firewall. im using ufw. i did "ufw default deny" then "ufw allow 22/tcp" ...i then did "ufw enable"...it says its loaded..but its still accepting ping requests..which i read that it is supposed to drop by default.
[02:18] <lolmac> hi, HaSH
[02:18] <SeaPhor> swansk, hope that helped
[02:19] <liveguy81> ﻿case^: Yep, that's what I did when I was trying to make an NTFS partition.
[02:19] <fyrestrtr> IntangibleLiquid: what problem? Sorry I don't know what you are referring to? Port forwarding?
[02:19] <unop> HaSH, check to see that ICMP doesn't require extra configuration with ufw
[02:19] <liveguy81> Does anyone know if I burn a data cd or dvd in Ubuntu, can it be read in Windows?
[02:19] <Slokunshialgo> liveguy81: Yeah, it can
[02:20] <fyrestrtr> Typh: change your theme, that should help.
[02:20] <Infinito-> sure it can
[02:20] <Slokunshialgo> Unless you choose some obscure formatting option, which usually aren't rpesented
[02:20] <case^> why is ff3 so crash happy even though it's though it's bang up to date?
[02:20] <case^> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-GB; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008072820 Firefox/3.0.1
[02:20] <fyrestrtr> case^: One word: Flash.
[02:20] <IntangibleLiquid> fyrestrtr: ehh, i saved a presentation file to PPT, tried to open it in OO and then OO crashed my laptop everytime
[02:20] <liveguy81> So it will just be standard ISO or UDF format by default?
[02:20] <HaSH> unop, according to the wiki.....it doesnt
[02:20] <Slokunshialgo> case^: No idea.  my compiled version of 3.1 is more stable than 3.0.1 ever could be
[02:20] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: depends on what you decide to burn (data, audio, etc.)
[02:20] <HaSH> unop, Note: Security by obscurity may be of very little actual benefit with modern cracker scripts. By default, UFW blocks ping requests. You may find you wish to enable ping to diagnose networking problems.
[02:21] <PostersandGuitar> Bobertdos, how do
[02:21] <PostersandGuitar> I reinstall
[02:21] <liveguy81> Right. I guess I mean to say that it won't be a Linux only format like the main filesystem.
[02:21] <Infinito-> I burt dvds and cds for years no ubuntu and then have them read on windows and dvd/sound systems
[02:21] <case^> Slokunshialgo: thank you
[02:21] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: no, CDROMs don't support those.
[02:21] <Infinito-> never had a problem
[02:21] <unop> HaSH, then i guess you can change the acronym of UFW from "uncomplicated firewall" to "useless firewall"  :)
[02:21] <Infinito-> s/burt/burn
[02:22] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: a CDROM only supports a few file systems, and those are universal.
[02:22] <unop> HaSH, sorry, i'm kidding - but i just had to say that :)
[02:22] <HaSH> unop, lawl ;-o
[02:22] <liveguy81> That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure.
[02:22] <liveguy81> Thanks so much everyone.
[02:22] <Infinito-> s/no/on/
[02:22] <liveguy81> :)
[02:22] <unop> HaSH, or perhaps more aptly "undecided firewall"
[02:22] <fyrestrtr> "uninformed firewall"
[02:22] <HaSH> unop, lol
[02:23] <HaSH> i thought it could be something in hosts.allow..but its not.
[02:23] <arbir> is back
[02:23] <arbir> after a long long time :-)
[02:23] <unop> HaSH, i prefer the complicated firewall (iptables) - it just works
[02:23] <arbir> hi unop
[02:23] <HaSH> unop, i really wish there was bsd's pf for linux.
[02:23] <HaSH> pf rocks
[02:24] <arbir> HaSH:  why dont you look into running a BSD kernel ?
[02:24] <fyrestrtr> HaSH: have you tried shorewall? Works great.
[02:24] <Quadrescence> What is the correct way to install KDE4 on Ubuntu (with gnome)?
[02:24] <abaddon3k2> slokunshialgo: ok, so i booted the liveCD and am in /etc/passwd
[02:24] <fyrestrtr> Quadrescence: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[02:24] <HaSH> arbir, ive run fbsd for a while...but just switched over
[02:24] <SaintYossarian> Good evening.  I had Ubuntu 8.04 partitioned with Vista, and everthing was running fine untill the first time I tried to rebott after starting up in Vista.  Vista wiped the contents of the boot partition...  Anyone seen this issue?
[02:24] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: post to www.pastebin.ca
[02:24] <Quadrescence> fyrestrtr: Thought that'd be it.
[02:25] <Quadrescence> fyrestrtr: And that is KDE4, yes?
[02:25] <HaSH> fyrestrtr, yea. i just figured that id try the new ufw...seemed like a easy set up..wouldnt have to relearn a bunch of crap.
[02:25] <ushimitsudoki> Quadrescence: use aptitiude, not apt-get for desktop pakages I think.
[02:25] <arbir> HaSH: did you take a look at this ? http://www.debian.org/ports/kfreebsd-gnu/
[02:25] <fyrestrtr> Quadrescence: but you might soon follow that with sudo apt-get remove --purge --never-install-again-this-crap kubuntu-desktop
[02:25] <fyrestrtr> Quadrescence: just a FYI
[02:25] <unop> ushimitsudoki, it doesn't matter - both will do the same thing
[02:25] <Quadrescence> fyrestrtr: Haha, why is that?
[02:25] <ushimitsudoki> unop: no they won't
[02:25] <unop> ushimitsudoki, they don't? ok, you had better explain.
[02:25] <arbir> in fact HaSH i think its called "crosshurd"
[02:26] <Flannel> Quadrescence: KDE4 is kubuntu-kde4-desktop
[02:26] <abaddon3k2> slokunshialgo: http://www.pastebin.ca/1207926
[02:26] <ushimitsudoki> unop: not when it comes time to remove the package
[02:26] <HaSH> arbir, nah. if imma run a bsd kernel..its gonna be freebsd or openbsd
[02:26] <fyrestrtr> Quadrescence: just my experience.
[02:26] <arbir> HaSH: you can also look into Gentoo's implementation of the BSD kernel...
[02:26] <xbxb> does ext3 have problems with writing to and reading from large (500 GB) files?
[02:26] <fyrestrtr> Quadrescence: you may love it :)
[02:26] <Quadrescence> fyrestrtr: I have used KDE(3)
[02:26] <unop> ushimitsudoki, i was referring to using them in an install scenario
[02:26] <Quadrescence> I did not like it very much. But I hear hope for 4.
[02:26]  * fyrestrtr cries a tear for Quadrescence 
[02:26] <unop> ushimitsudoki, in which case they are almost identical
[02:27] <arbir> xbxb: its a good question. i still use NTFS as my FS for my external HDDs
[02:27] <liveguy81> Okay, one last question...
[02:27] <ushimitsudoki> unop: the point is if you install the -desktop with apt-get and then want to later remove it, the dependencies are borked. this is not the case with aptitude
[02:27] <LS1> hello, I am trying to get a USB wifi adatper to work and under the ndiswrapper GUI it keeps saying hardware not present. I have done everything on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/WG111T with no luck...any ideas anyone
[02:27] <lolmac> hi, LS1
[02:27] <arbir> HaSH: i need some help....... can you help me :) ?
[02:27] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: That's entirely wrong.
[02:27] <liveguy81> Does anyone know of a good program to make an optical media backup?
[02:27] <LS1> hey lolmac
[02:27] <fyrestrtr> arbir: we won't know unless you ask a question.
[02:27] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: no it is not. i have don't it myself and it is also referenced: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde and many other places
[02:28] <unop> ushimitsudoki, the point is - apt-get install something and aptitude install something #do the same thing - we're talking about installing packages here
[02:28] <HaSH> arbir, all depends on what u need help with
[02:28] <arbir> I am trying to run my old game called Imperialism.. using WINE.. somehow the audio wont work
[02:28] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: apt-get has autoremove now, which does a better job of aptitude, and doesn't require you to use aptitude for everything.
[02:28] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: You're booted into a live disk?
[02:28] <abaddon3k2> slokunshialgo: yep, runs fine with the live disk
[02:28] <liveguy81> I have about 41 GB I want to backup on DVD, but Brasero doesn't seem to have a multiple disc option.
[02:28] <fyrestrtr> aptitude and apt-get are just front ends to dpkg anyway, so in theory -- whatever you can do with both, you can do with dpkg if you so wish.
[02:28] <Slokunshialgo> abaddon3k: I'm gonna PM you some steps to try
[02:28] <Flannel> arbir: Try #winehq, they're better at diagnosing/fixing wine things
[02:28] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: Listen. Do it. Install a -desktop packaged with apt-get and then apt-remove it. Look at all the packages it will remove.
[02:28] <arbir> i play my arcade dos games using dos box, and audio is perfect.. but this is a win95 game
[02:29] <SaintYossarian> Hi all, trying once more.  I installed Ubuntu 8.04 into a partition next to Vista.  Everything worked fine, rebooting under Ubuntu was okay.  Started PC in Vista, all worked fine.  Then, when I tried to reboot, it kept resetting.  Turns out, Vista wiped the contents of the boot partition.  ANyone seen this issue?
[02:29] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: create span archives.
[02:29] <arbir> Flannel: you hit the nail on the head.. let me try that channel :-)
[02:29] <liveguy81> Wow. New term.
[02:29] <liveguy81> Should I ask or just google it?
[02:29] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: You're not listening.  You need to use autoremove to remove them, and it *does* work.  Better than aptitude, and again, aptitude's ability to do that breaks if you use something else (like synaptic, etc) to install things like that.
[02:29] <g0ldb3rg> hi. i'm having some trouble with postfix. i followed two seperate guides and i cannot seem to send any mail out. when i telnet it says its queued and when i flush it nothing goes
[02:30] <HaSH> arbir, hmm im not really sure.
[02:30] <g0ldb3rg> do i have to open smtp port to send mail out from postfix?
[02:30] <arbir> HaSH: dont worry. i will try in that #winehq channel
[02:30] <unop> g0ldb3rg, no, only to receive mail
[02:30] <g0ldb3rg> icic
[02:31] <g0ldb3rg> i'm trying to figure out what i am doing wrong. i am trying to set up squirrel mail
[02:31] <Tulimaq> SaintYossarian: where u installed grub ?
[02:31] <HaSH> arbir, ok good luck!
[02:31] <arbir> thanks @ HaSH
[02:31] <g0ldb3rg> is there an irc channel somewhere for squirrelmail?
[02:32] <Flannel> g0ldb3rg: #squirrelmail
[02:32] <SaintYossarian> Tulimaq>> I'm sorry, I'm uber new at this ubuntu magick.  I had three partitions, boot, swap & root.  the contents of boot were gone.
[02:33] <Jack_Sparrow> unop Got a sec for a PM?
[02:33] <unop> Jack_Sparrow, sure
[02:33] <Tulimaq> SaintYossarian: how many partitions u have on hard drive ?
[02:34] <liveguy81> Fyre: can you direct me to somewhere that explains "Span archives"? I've been searching, but so far I haven't found squat.
[02:34] <SaintYossarian> Tulimaq: All together, 4.  Vista, and three for Ubuntu
[02:34] <UHLEr> so can anyone help me get a phillips webcam working
[02:34] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: The point I am trying to make is if you apt-get install a -desktop package, then apt-get remove is borked. Is this correct or incorrect?
[02:34] <fyrestrtr> liveguy81: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-215608.html
[02:34] <Legion[_]> I just finished installing 8.04 64bit on my new thinkpad t400. Got most of the devices working, but right now, when I try to boot up it tells me Ubuntu is running in low graphics mode. When I try to use the configuration utility it can't still can't detect my graphics card (Mobility Radeon HD 3400). Any suggestions?
[02:35] <liveguy81> Thank you.
[02:35] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: that's incorrect.
[02:35] <g0ldb3rg> does hardy heron server come with a firewall by default?
[02:35] <Flannel> !firewall | g0ldb3rg
[02:35] <fyrestrtr> g0ldb3rg: all linux distributions come with a firewall by default.
[02:35] <Flannel> Mmm, still no bot.
[02:35] <fyrestrtr> bots gone to sleep I think.
[02:35] <arvind_khadri> !firewall | g0ldb3rg
[02:35] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: so apt-get remove kde-desktop will work just fine? That is not my experience with kde-desktop or ubuntustudio-desktop. When or what changed?
[02:35] <fyrestrtr> !botsnack
[02:36] <g0ldb3rg> ic
[02:36] <Tulimaq> SaintYossarian: maybe u never mounted boot partition with installer ? or how did u find out that /boot is empy ?
[02:36] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: I've mentioned it a few times.  You use autoremove.
[02:36] <g0ldb3rg> do i need to set rules for outgoing ports if i want smtp to work?
[02:36] <thiemster> ushimitsudoki: maybe you need to not be logged into the desktop environment that you are trying to remove
[02:36] <SaintYossarian> Legion: I had a similar problem last night, are you using the newest ATI driver?
[02:36] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: So, "apt-get remove" doesn't work? That is what I am saying
[02:36] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: It accomplishes a different task.
[02:36] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: It's not *supposed* to remove all the depends.
[02:37] <Legion[_]> SaintYossarian: Yes. I've spent the better part of today trying to install drivers to see if I can get it working.
[02:37] <thiemster> hi
[02:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !puregnome
[02:37] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: it works just fine.  It just doesn't do what *you* think it ought to do.
[02:37] <arvind_khadri> !hi | thiemster
[02:37] <thiemster> !hi
[02:37] <thiemster> !hi | thiemster
[02:38] <thiemster> what does !hi do?
[02:38] <NickRead> Goldberg: no - you do not need any special rules
[02:38] <SaintYossarian> Tulimaq: I used repair utility to reload grub, and I know for sure that I mounted boot partition with installer, as the first time it wiped, I reinstalled ubuntu completely and the same error happened, and it boots great numerous times until I try to boot after having booted under Vista once
[02:39] <tjay> PLEASE HELP - EMERGENCY...i used "envyng-gtk" to configure my Nvidia card in my laptop, things were working GREAT for days and days, then I just rebooted after getting some "critical updates" and now my monitor is in 640x480 mode AND WON'T GO BACK TO 1440X900. please help me fix this, i'm only 3-days into Linux and I don't know what to do!!!!
[02:39] <Flannel> tjay: If you use envy, you have to use envy every time you get a new kernel.
[02:39] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: I think most people expect "apt-get remove" to remove what "apt-get install" installed. And if they try that with the -desktop packages the result will be unexpected. I do not think most people will try "apt-get autoremove" in this case. That is my point, and I think it stands
[02:39] <dr_willis> tjay,  rerun the envyng tool
[02:39] <Flannel> tjay: It's likely the critical updates included a new kernel, so you'll have to use envy again
[02:39] <SaintYossarian> Legion:  The advice given me to was to use Envy to get the latest, it worked like a charm, but as my card is too new, I switched to a 34bit vers of Ubuntu BUT envy DID work.
[02:40] <etfb> I've found a page on help.ubuntu.com that desperately needs editing, and I'm happy to do the work, but there doesn't seem to be a discussion forum and I don't want to dive in and chop the article to pieces unannounced.  Any ideas on where I go to talk about it first?
[02:40] <bobertdos> I'm having trouble understanding this whole gvfs bug to be honest. Why is it happening so unpredictably to some and not others?
[02:40] <belkinhelp2> has anyone here had success with Nvidia soundstorm with Ubuntu?
[02:40] <tjay> Flannel: I did re-run it, I WAS at 800x600, but after the re-run, i'm at 640x480 . . . i'm affraid if i do it again, it'll only get worse!
[02:41] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: remove won't remove everything that's installed anyway, because it'll leave configuation files, etc.  There is no benefit to using aptitude anymore, and what benefit it historically had wasn't valid if you wanted to use other (synaptic) tools anyway.
[02:41] <pirofwil> Im building a new system and I am wondering what version of ubuntu linux to install on a intel core 2 quad processor machine?
[02:41] <pirofwil> 64 bit or 32 bit
[02:41] <Tulimaq> SaintYossarian: ok, but when u boot the pc do u get grub boot menu .. or its just vista ?
[02:41] <Thwapp> morning folks
[02:41] <Quadrescence> pirofwil: I doubt it really matters, just preference.
[02:41] <Legion[_]> SaintYossarian: Switching to the 32bit version solved your problems?
[02:41] <ushimitsudoki> Flannel: I appreciate that, but it has no bearing on the point I am trying to make. Thank you for your input, I am done with this topic.
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> pirofwil 32
[02:41] <Quadrescence> Oh, which architecture to use...
[02:41] <Slokunshialgo> pirofwil: I'm using 64-bit
[02:42] <pirofwil> now some things dont work for 64 bit version correct?
[02:42] <Slokunshialgo> Has a few package incompatibilities, but (other than my Java in Firefox dying) nothing worth noting
[02:42] <NickRead> tjay: you won't make it worse than 640x480
[02:42] <DaemonLee> Question: Why does the command "sudo apt-get update" result in the security mirrors in the APT list being ignored?
[02:42] <pirofwil> like less packages available
[02:42] <Flannel> ushimitsudoki: Again, your point was invalid and misleading to people who just want their stuff to work.
[02:42] <SaintYossarian> Legion: It solved a secondary problem.  installing envy allowed me to get the newest driver
[02:42] <tjay> Flannel / NickRead: Can you help me get back to my 1440x900 setup?
[02:42] <NickRead> tjay: Why are you using envy instead of the restricted-drivers-manager?
[02:42] <Flannel> DaemonLee: It shouldn't.  Do you get an error with the message about them being ignored?
[02:42] <blur2040> I have a fiddly little issue with with synaptic under Intrepid Ibex.  No matter which repository I set, Synaptic isn't showing all pacakges.  Two examples are Nethack and Compizconfig-settings manager.  I can see them in aptitude and the add/remove applications program, but not under synaptic.  It's driving me nuts.  Any ideas?
[02:43] <Flannel> blur2040: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[02:43] <Jack_Sparrow> pirofwil We like to direct newer users to 32 to minimize the learning curve
[02:43] <blur2040> Apologies.
[02:43] <DaemonLee> Flannel, no. It's just something I notice when I do it in Yakuake/Terminal and type "sudo apt-get update"
[02:43] <g0ldb3rg> cant someone help with postfix? i cant send mail out
[02:43] <Flannel> DaemonLee: can you pastebin the output you get from that command?
[02:43] <SaintYossarian> Tulimaq: No, I get a message that says 'grub 1.5 starting' and then my computer reboots.  repeat infinitely.
[02:43] <ushimitsudoki> pirofwil: Do you have 4G or more of RAM? That is probably the main consideration for needing 64-bit I would say
[02:43] <DaemonLee> Flannel, give me two minutes.
[02:43] <tjay> I don't even know what that is . . . I read about EnvyNG-GTK in a magazine, thought that i'd be cool to try, so I put Linux in...was happy with it, did the envy thing and was happy too.  what is the restricted thing? Does that mean linux doesn't let you use envy???
[02:44] <pirofwil> no i do not
[02:44] <smmagic> ushimitsudoki, 32bit linux can use 4gb of ram aswell
[02:44] <dr_willis> tjay,  envyng should be the 'last  method' you try to get your drivers going.  Ubuntu has a 'hardware-manager' tool that is supposed to handle the task.
[02:44] <etfb> If I want to make major edits to a page on help.ubuntu.com, can I just do it?  Or is it more polite to talk it over with someone.  And if the latter: who?
[02:44] <kitche> smmagic: yeah if you want to use PAE which is not great
[02:45] <ushimitsudoki> smmagic: only thorugh PAE with is ugly
[02:45] <dr_willis> tjay,  envy however does use some newer drivers.. which are needed for some video cards.
[02:45] <kitche> etfb: talk with the doc team
[02:45] <etfb> kitche: Where are they?
[02:45] <ushimitsudoki> smmagic: i did say it was a main consideration. Jesus, what is with this channel today?
[02:45] <Tulimaq> SaintYossarian: hm interesting.. and no grub errors ?
[02:45] <DaemonLee> Flannel, cannot use pastebin. Too many URLs with Terminal reading out the URLs.
[02:45] <pirofwil> If i use 32 bit version of ubuntu will the OS be able to use all processors when using applications?
[02:45] <NickRead> tjay: Envy is an alternative method for installing the NVidia and ATI drivers.  If you're using Gutsy or higher, then you can use the Nvidia drivers that come with the distro.  Are you NVidia or ATI?
[02:45] <mEck0> hi! I've updated a file in a directory, which I want to update in a tar-archive. After the modification of the file, I used: tar -df testarchive.tar, and it listed modified files. Then I used: tar -uvf testarchive.tar testdir/, and: tar -df testarchive.tar, the last command here shows the modified file again :( so I don't think it has been updated in the archive
[02:45] <belkinhelp2> anyone here familiar with OSS ESD ALSA?
[02:45] <case^> whats the tiny program that echos the inputs the x sees
[02:46] <belkinhelp2> i have a specific problem with sound
[02:46] <Flannel> DaemonLee: sudo apt-get update > ~/Desktop/output.txt
[02:46] <tjay> dr_willis: will that fix the problem?  where is the "hardware-manager"?  Use it / don't use it . . . i'm confused . . . My WinXP diehard buddy warned me of this . . . how do I get back to 1440x900 . . . PLEASE!
[02:46] <fyrestrtr> pirofwil: yes.
[02:46] <ushimitsudoki> pirofwil: In that case (not having more that 4G of RAM) I would say just use 32-bit (I have some 32-bit and 1 64-bit install of Ubuntu, BTW
[02:46] <belkinhelp2> and i have  a wonderful link that i followed....and BAM...nothing!
[02:46] <SaintYossarian> Tulimaq: Does not mention any errors at all.  Simply restarts everything afer the aforementioned point
[02:46] <belkinhelp2> i could simply have overlooked something and need a little coaching
[02:46] <kitche> etfb: well I believe their channel is #ubuntu-docs or something along those lines
[02:47] <etfb> kitche: Ah!  Thanks.
[02:47] <DaemonLee> Flannel, want me to email this to you?
[02:47] <Flannel> DaemonLee: no, pastebin it
[02:47] <dr_willis> tjay,    this is when it would of paid to read a little and check beforhand as to the 'reccomended' way to do things.. you  basically need to reinstall the nvidia drivers.. and   most likely rerunning that envy tool will do so.. if not. look in the menus for that hardware-manager tool and try it.
[02:47] <SaintYossarian> tjay: What is your graphics card?
[02:47] <Flannel> DaemonLee: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[02:47] <pirofwil> I saw a topic on here about 1440 X 900 resolution is that an issue to obtain in ubuntu?
[02:47] <arvind_khadri> i cant see my tracker applet
[02:47] <NickRead> pirofwil: no - that res is fine
[02:47] <Slokunshialgo> pirofwil: Shouldn't be, I'm running 2 monitors, one at 1680x1050
[02:47] <Thwapp> Question:  Just installed Ubuntu 8.04.1 desktop on my Dell Inspiron 1100.. (only PC I have that I can get it to install and boot from) and the only way I can get it to boot up is to hit the Esc key during GRUB booting and boot from the recovery mode...
[02:47] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Nvidia
[02:47] <Thwapp> any idea why it boots to a black screen if left to it's own devices?
[02:47] <dr_willis> pirofwil,  not really. With my laptops/wide screen machines. I have to have the nvidia drivers installed befor i get the proper res however.
[02:47] <ushimitsudoki> pirofwil: actually, that is my laptops resolution no problems there that i have seen
[02:48] <kitche> !info pastebinit
[02:48] <SaintYossarian> tjay: What kind?
[02:48] <DaemonLee> Flannel, http://paste.ubuntu.com/49136/
[02:48] <dr_willis> pirofwil,  and if using DVI connection it makes it even easier.
[02:48] <kitche> Flannel: so I take it that the bot is still dead ......
[02:48] <pirofwil> ok thanks
[02:48] <belkinhelp2> !alsa
[02:48] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Nvidia, I don't much beyond that . . . how do I find out?
[02:48] <etfb> kitche: Found it!  #ubuntu-doc.  Thanks.  I'm outta here!
[02:49] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT
[02:49] <Flannel> DaemonLee: The Igns are worrying you?
[02:49] <case^> ﻿whats the tiny program that echos the inputs the x sees?
[02:49] <DaemonLee> Flannel, they are a little. I notice some of them goto Sources/Translation and others...
[02:49] <DaemonLee> Should I not be worried?
[02:49] <SaintYossarian> tjay: 32 bit or 64?  Or do you know?
[02:50] <amenado> case^ xev  ?
[02:50] <SaintYossarian> tjay: At this point, I think your best bet is to use Envy.
[02:50] <SaintYossarian> tjay: Do you know how to get it?
[02:50] <tjay> SaintYossarian: My computer?  I don't know, but it's a Sony Vaio Laptop that came with vista home.
[02:50] <NickRead> SaintYossarian: he has Envy installed already
[02:50] <case^> amenado: you little beauty :)
[02:51] <Flannel> DaemonLee: no, you shouldn't be worried.  You'll get big error messages (that will be obvious errors) if somethigns wrong
[02:51] <SaintYossarian> tjay: Okay, I think I missed something, did you use Envy or did you click the icon that told you there were restricted drivers available?
[02:51] <DaemonLee> Ok. I was just worried, because I haven't gotten  updates in like the last six-to-eight days.
[02:52] <g0ldb3rg> Saint: use envy. download the deb
[02:52] <g0ldb3rg> it automatically installs latest drivers
[02:52] <g0ldb3rg> for ati and nvidia
[02:52] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I used Envy, and after you recomended it, I did find the Hardware Manager....it was blank and nothing was listed for "restricted drivers"
[02:52] <Jac1d> Anyone here familiar with running userspace entirely in ram from initramfs?
[02:52] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I am using Envy again to uninstall the Nvidia driver . . .
[02:52] <g0ldb3rg> i had many problems with compiz and nvidia-glx drivers until i installed envy. fixed everything
[02:53] <DaemonLee> Flannel, can you help me with another problem?
[02:53] <SaintYossarian> tjay: If you had one preinstalled before (a driver) you defo need to uninstall it before using envy
[02:53] <Flannel> DaemonLee: Feel free to ask (the channel), we have no idea if I can answer it.
[02:54] <g0ldb3rg> Does anyone know if I need to use MySQL for postfix to work?
[02:54] <case^> amenado: just so you know - :-D
[02:54] <case^> thank you
[02:54] <DaemonLee> Question: I have a massive problem, that if I attempt to use a WiFi point, I kernel panic. Or if I walk away from a WAP and am using it and lose signal on that particular wap, I Kernel Panic. Help?
[02:54] <case^> side buttons on a mx518 are 8 and 9
[02:54] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Y'know, I never even looked, I thought it was like Windows, where I HAD to install the special Nvidia drivers, and what I read said just that . . . that it installs the Linux Nvidia driver . . . so I just did that.
[02:54] <case^> I luv xev
[02:55] <SaintYossarian> My helper booked on me.   I installed Ubuntu 8.04 alongside Vista, everything was working fine for multiple reboots from Ubuntu.  After booting Vista (Vista boot worked fine also) I tried to reboot.  Hit the 'grub 1.5 starting' message (lasts for .5 seconds) then computer reboots and repeats infinitely.  Vista wiped my /boot partition.  Anyone seen the issue before?
[02:55] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Everything worked GREAT for the last few days, I just rebooted after getting updates and this happens.
[02:55] <tjay> SainYossarian: I even had FLOPPY windows, the COOLEST thing EVER!
[02:56] <SaintYossarian> tjay: I made the -exact- same mistake last night.  >.>  Installed ubuntu last night for the first time.  Floppy windows = happy Yossi
[02:56] <Thwapp> Question:  Just installed Ubuntu 8.04.1 desktop on my Dell Inspiron 1100.. (only PC I have that I can get it to install and boot from) and the only way I can get it to boot up is to hit the Esc key during GRUB booting and boot from the recovery mode...
[02:56] <Thwapp> any idea why it boots to a black screen if left to it's own devices?
[02:56] <tripitakit> tjay i still have the (12?) win 3.1 floppies ..
[02:57] <tripitakit> verbatim of course :P
[02:57] <ushimitsudoki> Thwapp: You can edit the kernel boot parameters from grub and remove "quiet" and "splash" to watch the boot process. This is a non-permanent change and would be the first thing I would try to see if I could identify the stopping point
[02:57] <ThePub> with enough memory is a person better off disabling swap or putting their swap into memory?
[02:58] <physically_fit> isn't disabling swap the same as putting it into memory?
[02:58] <Thwapp> ushimitsudoki:  being totally new to Ubuntu and not having used linux since slackware wayyyy back when..  how do I do that again?  Sorry...
[02:58] <CartoonCat> arg
[02:58] <SeaPhor> when i first joined this channel i was practically run out of the channel for even mentioning that i was using Envy, and now its recommended, even tho i have had no reason to use it since, and getting rid of it was like fighting malware on a windoze box,,, why is it so different now,,, i have had no problem getting ati and nvidia cards to work very well without it, and will never use Envy again
[02:59] <unop> ThePub, keeping swap doesn't hurt - the kernel will only use it extensively under heavy load
[02:59] <Scunizi> Thwapp: it didn't configure x correctly on install..
[02:59] <unop> ThePub, plus, you need it if you use suspend/hibernate, etc
[02:59] <kitche> SeaPhor: it's mostly used by people that have newer cards that ubuntu doesn't have a prebuilt thing for really
[02:59] <tjay> tripitakit: AWESOME, are you keeping them for historical value?
[02:59] <Scunizi> !resolution | Thwapp
[02:59] <ushimitsudoki> Thwapp: You can press "ESC" to get the different boot selections. From there it is "e" (i think -from memory) to edit the options for the particular selection you want. Just remove "quiet" and "splash" there. (They will not be removed permanently, only on that one boot)
[02:59] <CartoonCat> Anyone VERY familure with the opensource ati driver?? I have a older radeon 9100 ixp. It has support via the ati driver as listed here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[03:00] <physically_fit> ubottu is on vacation, Scunizi
[03:00] <Flannel> SeaPhor: Envy still is bad. EnvyNG is a rewrite, and it does stuff better (and its in universe).  But its still not the recommended way.
[03:00] <DaemonLee> Flannel, how can I get my pc to list all of my hardware (like lspci)?
[03:00] <Flannel> DaemonLee: lspci and lsusb
[03:00] <CartoonCat> having followed that page <to the letter>, I still have no direct rendering. So how do I figure out jsut why??
[03:00] <Scunizi> physically_fit: I hope "it" enjoys it.. I miss it already :)
[03:00] <DaemonLee> Flannel, thanks. I'm probably just going to put my problem on the Forums.
[03:00] <tjay> SainYossarian: Okay, Envy is done. I have to reboot . . . should I THEORETICALLY go back to 1440x900 after Linux takes over???
[03:00] <physically_fit> i miss him too :( Scunizi
[03:00] <Scunizi> DaemonLee: also lshw
[03:01] <IntuitiveNipple> DaemonLee: lshw
[03:01] <Yelpster> hello, my dog says hello too
[03:01] <Thwapp> ushimitsudoki:  thanks..  I'll try that...
[03:01] <kitche> CartoonCat: radeon cards are hard to figure out the direct rendering really you just have to go though that guide along with your xorg.conf with a tooth and a comb really to figure out
[03:01] <Scunizi> Yelpster: woof
[03:01] <SaintYossarian> tjay:  Yes.  In theory, that will make your compy have floppy windows of win again
[03:01] <CartoonCat> kitche, I have many times =\
[03:01] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Okay, we'll see . . . be back in a pinch . . . *hope, hope*
[03:02] <CartoonCat> so frustrating. nVidia is simple in comparison, how ever newer ATi seams easy enough, its just this damn old fileserver that i want to use in my living room that is being a pita
[03:03]  * Slokunshialgo wishes his house was large enough to warrant a fileserver
[03:03] <SaintYossarian> Installed Ubuntu 8.04 last night in partition alongside Vista.  Upon booting in Vista, reboots don't work anymore.  Vista deletes the contents of the /boot partition.  ANyone see this before?
[03:03] <Quadrescence> CartoonCat: Can't be as bad as me still not having sound.
[03:03] <Yelpster> I am trying to build a custom livecd and I am at the stage of installing apps in it, I would like to upgrade OOffice 2.4 to OOffice 3.0RC2
[03:03] <kitche> CartoonCat: well considering that the new radeon cards use radeonhd probably will be easier once the guy finishes the driver fully since he broke his hand I guess and now it's all better
[03:03] <Genius314> For some reason, recently, when I press the volume control buttons on my keyboard, the volume window pops up, but the sound doesn't change at all, no matter what volume I set it to. Going to the sound properties and changing the volume levels there still works, but this is too inconvenient. Any help?
[03:03] <Yelpster> should I run the upgrade.sh script or just dpkg -i *.deb  for open office 3.0 RC2 into my livecd
[03:03] <CartoonCat> Quadrescence, well i havent got around to making sure i even have sound still. I should have stayed at the old old ass 2.4 install, it at least worked
[03:04] <Quadrescence> CartoonCat: My sound worked, IIRC, with the last version of ubuntu. :}
[03:04] <Quadrescence> :{  **
[03:04] <AllNewToMe> How do I install a .tar file in Ubuntu Hardy please??
[03:05] <Quadrescence> AllNewToMe: You don't install tar files.
[03:05] <CartoonCat> Kitcha  oh ouch, no biggie as all my new hardware is nVidia. Its the old old stuff i need working (and the pages says it does
[03:05] <Yelpster> AllNewToMe: it kind of depends on whats in the tar file
[03:05] <Quadrescence> AllNewToMe: Think of them like zip files.
[03:05] <AllNewToMe> Sorry, its a .tgz file
[03:06] <asdf25> "tar zxf filename" to extract it
[03:06] <Yelpster> a rose by any other name smells just as sweet
[03:06] <`Matir> What happens if you remove the lost+found directory from the root of a filesystem?
[03:07] <usser_> `Matir, nothing
[03:07] <pzn> I upgraded the computer processor from athlon to amd64. how to upgrade a 32bit hardy to a 64bit hardy?
[03:07] <Yelpster> `Matir: I guess it depends on what lost+found is for?
[03:07] <arvind_khadri> pzn, fresh install
[03:07] <CartoonCat> pzn, backup data, reinstall
[03:07] <SaintYossarian> tjay: did it work?
[03:07] <SaintYossarian> tjay:  Are your windows floppy again?
[03:08] <Yelpster> my windows are limp
[03:08] <pzn> arvind_khadri, CartoonCat: so, there is no way to do a simple upgrade?
[03:08] <arvind_khadri> pzn, no
[03:08] <RB2> evening all. I got a strange error and kernel panic right after grub when I tried to reboot last night. Tried it a second time and had no issues: The error was "/init: .: 24: Can't open /conf/arch.conf" and the kernel panic said "not syncing: Attempted to kill init"
[03:08] <vassler> anyone: where is the default sys dir fonts? please help me.  thank you .
[03:09] <amenado> RB2 one time? i would not worry about it if it rebooted okay the next time
[03:09] <SaintYossarian> vassier: /usr/share/fonts
[03:09] <austin> does anyone know how to install vmware on ubuntu? the thing is i dont know what version of ubuntu i have so i there a command i can use to find out?
[03:09] <ushimitsudoki> vassler: /usr/share/fonts? You can use "locate" to search, BTW
[03:09] <Yelpster> I am working on a compiz plugin called "acid" it melts the windows when you minimize
[03:09] <snowman> vassler: try /usr/share/fonts
[03:10] <Genius314>  The volume keys on my keyboard bring up the volume window, but the actual sound doesn't get any lower or higher. It was working the other day. Can anyone help me fix this?
[03:10] <IntuitiveNipple> austin: lsb_release -a
[03:10] <pyrohotdog> Why are all youtube videos coming up as gray squares?
[03:11] <AllNewToMe> How do I install a .tgz file in Ubuntu Hardy please??
[03:11] <RB2> amenado, I've been having other sporatic issues, like the machine running fine and when I go to open any new app or toolbar menu (or even the terminal), the window opens up blank and freezes. I'm assuming it's all related, but I suppose I'll just have to dig around.
[03:11] <SaintYossarian> pyrohotdog:  ...did you install flash?
[03:11] <arvind_khadri> pyrohotdog, you need to have flash
[03:11] <Yelpster> AllNewToMe: it depends on what is in the .tgz file
[03:11] <arvind_khadri> !flash  | pyrohotdog
[03:11] <Yelpster> AllNewToMe: as NO. 5 would say "need more input"
[03:12] <amenado> RB2 thats very hard to resolv, sporadic issues..you never know when its going to happen again
[03:12] <snowman> lol
[03:12] <tjay> SaintYossarian: NO!  Envy is gone, but I'm still stuck at 640x480. Nothing is listed in the Hardware Manager.
[03:12] <AllNewToMe> I downloaded a copy of Norman Antivirus but its a .tgz file.
[03:12] <Flannel> !test
[03:12] <Yelpster> AllNewToMe: is it source code or a binary
[03:13] <arvind_khadri> the bot is still down
[03:13] <bobertdos> Ubottu has been unconscious all night :[
[03:13] <Yelpster> No 5. is saying "need more input!" again
[03:13] <SaintYossarian> tjay:  Oh!  You used envy to remove the drivers, right?  Remove drivers, reinstall w/ envy. window flopping ensues
[03:13] <AllNewToMe> I dont know, how do i find out?
[03:13] <RB2> amenado, I think it's related to my codecs and video driver. The only sure way I can reproduce it is if I leave Amarok open over night while the machine is idling.
[03:13] <physically_fit> AllNewToMe, http://blogs.simplythebest.net/entry.php?w=RadianT&e_id=8
[03:13] <Yelpster> AllNewToMe: look at where you downloaded it, it will tell you
[03:13] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Window floppiness will ensue?  Okay, here goes nothing . . .
[03:14] <amenado> RB2 good luck, also look into memory usage maybe there is a memory leak
[03:14] <SaintYossarian> tjay: wait  did you uninstall the drivers?
[03:14] <r0b> snowman: hello
[03:14] <kenny> hi
[03:14] <RB2> amenado, Thanks. There's nothing in any of the logs either, so I think I'm in for a rough ride.
[03:14] <Yelpster> on the issue of creating my own livecd, has anyone successfully installed Open Office 3.0 RC2 from a chroot?
[03:15] <kenny> can someone tell me do you need special little bit bigger cdr's for the daily hardy release ?
[03:15] <amenado> RB2 you'll do okay
[03:15] <kenny> it keeps saying my cds are too small
[03:15] <AllNewToMe> It doesnt say all it says is tar.gz version.
[03:15] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Yes, they were UNINSTALLED via the Envy interface.
[03:15] <Vezir> anyone else getting crashes on firefox 3?
[03:15] <Vezir> me and my moher both are
[03:15] <Xcerca> anybody know what the amixer commands are for turning the volume up and down ?
[03:15] <SaintYossarian> tjay: okay, and you now have envyng, or you got rid of it?
[03:15] <Yelpster> kenny: those emails are just trying to get you to by enlargement products, don't believe them!
[03:16] <LimCore> yeeees.
[03:16] <pyrohotdog> I I have flash installed.
[03:16] <kenny> lol
[03:16] <LimCore> my wifi workz \o/
[03:16] <IntuitiveNipple> pyrohotdog: Are you using 64-bit Ubuntu?
[03:16] <pyrohotdog> NOpe.
[03:16] <amenado> congrats LiMaO
[03:16] <Thwapp> ushimitsudoki: Heyup..  tried your suggestion..  you were bang on in your memory of the options..  everything scrolled by as OK, etc..  then the screen went black and the login chime sounded, however there was no video.. *sigh*..  I could log on, and I heard the startup chime, but that's it...  had to boot back into recovery mode to come back...
[03:16] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I guess because everything was cached locally, it was able to RE-INSTALL very quickly.  It says I need to reboot again.  As a side note, I uninstalled the DRIVERS via envyng-gtk, I did not get rid of the program . . . this is right, yes?
[03:16] <taseus> just to let everyone know, broadcom cards suck :)
[03:16] <IntuitiveNipple> pyrohotdog: It sounds as if the flash plugin has crashed. Does restarting Firefox fix it?
[03:17] <kenny> yelpster, no Nero is saying that the blank cd isnt big enough for the 704mb hardy daily iso
[03:17] <snowman> does any one no how to install a webcam on ubuntu
[03:17] <IntuitiveNipple> snowman: plug it in :)
[03:17] <SaintYossarian> tjay: you got it.  you're using 32 bit, correct?
[03:17] <Yelpster> kenny: try a different cd burner
[03:17] <r0b> Xcerca: try "amixer sset Master,0 5%+" and "amixer sset Master,0 5%-"
[03:17] <kenny> ah
[03:17] <Xcerca> ﻿snowman wha kind ?
[03:17] <Yelpster> kenny: IMGBurn
[03:17] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I don't know for sure, but I *think* so.
[03:17] <Xcerca> thanks
[03:17] <pyrohotdog> Nope.
[03:17] <Yelpster> kenny: IMGBurn is free and can overburn
[03:17] <Xcerca> ﻿r0b thanks , i'
[03:17] <kenny> i tried brasero
[03:17] <Xcerca> ll try it out
[03:18] <r0b> Xcerca: np
[03:18] <Eason> have somebody use ATI Express 200m laptop?
[03:18] <kenny> yelpster, thanks i go download it now
[03:18] <snowman> micro
[03:18] <pyrohotdog> I have sound but no video, just gray.
[03:18] <tjay> snowman: If it's a laptop integrated webcam, good luck, I've been trying for the last 3-days to get mine working with NO LUCK.  If you get help, PM me and let me know the trick!
[03:18] <ushimitsudoki> Thwapp: In that case, then I would try the recovery mode and then "startx" I would look for errors in output and also in /var/log/xorg.0.log. Because I would just be guessing that there is some problem with the video here - that's what it sounds like to me anyways
[03:18] <IntuitiveNipple> tjay: What's the device ID?
[03:18] <SaintYossarian> tjay: okay, now use envy to get the driver
[03:18] <Xcerca> r0b sweet   , thanks ﻿amixer sset Master,0 5%+
[03:19] <snowman> no its a desktop
[03:19] <IntuitiveNipple> snowman: with the camera connected, pastebin the results of "lsusb", or just tell me the USB device ID of the camera
[03:19] <Genius314> Pressing the volume up/down keys on my keyboard brings up the little window showing that the volume's changing, but the actual volume stays at the same level. It was working a few days ago. Does anyone know what might have happened?
[03:19] <Xcerca> ﻿snowman micro ?  what are you talkin bout
[03:19] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Got it all reinstalled, I'm going to reboot and see if i'm back to floppy-nirvana . . .
[03:19] <Thwapp> ushimitsudoki:  I would concur, I'll muck about and see if I can figure out how to do that..  Last time I played with Linux was slackware 3...   Looks like I'm up for a long night..  *sigh*
[03:19] <Yelpster> webcams aren't very well supported in nix unfortunately, I wish they would make a windows driver install wrapper for it (like ndiswrapper)
[03:20] <Alaskan_Dragon> Hello, I'm trying to figure out how to get encyrtion to work with emails, both people have the keys created with the proper password and created the key and xported keys to eachthoer installed them and verifyed them, and still canot decrypt inside Evolution Email, Anyone help me out with this?
[03:20] <cowbud> Yelpster: linux has a ton of webcam drivers
[03:20] <cowbud> there is some crazy developer that has added something like 100 drivers himself..
[03:20] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: I maintain a bunch of Ubuntu webcam driver packages. Coverage is pretty good, the problem is the manufacturers not releasing specifications
[03:20] <detrix> I need help installing the KDE desktop.  I have the install DVD. I am on dialup and want to install from the DVD, not the internet.
[03:20] <Yelpster> cowbud: but most of the new laptops come out with a different version of hardware webcam every week
[03:21] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, Boot from CD and follow instructions :)
[03:21] <physically_fit> cowbud, this guy: http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://www.theinquirer.net/en/inquirer/news/2007/04/30/one-man-writes-linux-drivers-for-235-usb-webcams&usg=AFQjCNGmDbovEHg7wY0v9TO-FUAfeBrvJQ
[03:21] <Eason> no one have use of HP COMPAQ B1900 Laptop?
[03:21] <dashnu> Can you have firestarter listen on multiple interfaces??? So I dont need to change it each time i go from wireless to wired???
[03:21] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: That's not a Linux problem though, that's a manufacturer issue. If the details were available support for new cameras would be added to drivers very quickly.
[03:22] <Yelpster> Alaskan_Dragon: huh? boot from what cd?
[03:22] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, dont you have the CD ISO burned to a cd ready to install ?
[03:22] <Yelpster> IntuitiveNipple: yes I agree, I didn't say it was *nix problem, I just said its unfortunate
[03:22] <IntuitiveNipple> Michel XHaard works on the gpsca/spca drivers
[03:22] <snowman> does any body no how to get a swf video to work on ubuntu
[03:22] <Yelpster> Alaskan_Dragon: I think your confusing me with someone elses question
[03:23] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, you said you wanted to install, your os from cd and not internet right cuz your on dial up?
[03:23] <Eason> i have no sound ,
[03:23] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: I dunno if I'd call it unfortunate... maybe at some point the user nagging at the manufacturers might give us more support from them :)
[03:23] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, your running the os from the CD, but its not installed correct?
[03:23] <darkbishop> i need help.can anyone tell me y eveytime i issue the command "apt-get install vlc" its came our "E:cannot install vlc" something like tat
[03:23] <Yelpster> IntuitiveNipple: we both know that won't happen as long as the vole is subsidizing developer efforts on their OS
[03:23] <joe_> detrix is trying to install not yelpster
[03:24] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: Things are moving that way as Ubuntu gets more popular... there's more vocal users as a result :)
[03:24] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, yeah i might have lol nm. thought it was you asking that.
[03:25] <Yelpster> Alaskan_Dragon: I was asking about installing Open Office 3.0 RC2 into a chroot livecd (making my own custom cd)
[03:25] <Dick> #azureus-support
[03:25] <snowman> does anybody know what a swf file is
[03:25] <IntuitiveNipple> I'm maintaining six DKMS web-cam driver packages, which cover about 500 device IDs I'd guess.
[03:25] <mn> snowman: a flash video file
[03:25] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, oooh, can you find the files on the cd? i know i had openoffic stuff on my cd but it installed when i did the OS
[03:25] <ubuntu_> I do :-)
[03:25] <darkbishop> snowman:i think is a flash
[03:25] <physically_fit> darkbishop, sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-esd mozilla-plugin-vlc
[03:25] <case^> adobe shockwave file
[03:26] <case^> ==flash
[03:26] <darkbishop> physically_fit:in full???
[03:26] <Alaskan_Dragon> Yelpster, ooo I dont know anything about remastering
[03:26] <physically_fit> yep
[03:26] <aftersomehelp> I wonder if anyone might be able to help with a problem I'm having installing ubuntu as a dual boot thing?
[03:26] <Alaskan_Dragon> physically_fit, is that for VLC plugin for mozilla?
[03:26] <jscinoz> Hmm
[03:26] <darkbishop> how bout "sudo apt-get envyng-gtk"... same problem accure there.
[03:26] <jscinoz> Can someone help me with something in sed.
[03:27] <gbear14275> hey guys
[03:27] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[03:27] <gbear14275> got a question about panels
[03:27] <physically_fit> Alaskan_Dragon, the whole vlc package
[03:27] <gbear14275> is there a way to get a terminal prompt in a panel?
[03:27] <Xcerca> sweet , i finally got my remote working
[03:27] <jscinoz> basically i have a folder with ~100 python scripts, i need to go through each one and check if the first line is #! /usr/bin/python, if it is not then add that line
[03:27] <jscinoz> i was thinking i could use sed to do this? but i dont know how
[03:27] <Xcerca> ﻿gbear14275 yea
[03:27] <aftersomehelp> I ran the Live CD, and used the partitioner to create an Ubuntu partition, but it can't seem to boot up with it?
[03:27] <gbear14275> basically a terminal prompt in a panel... no output lines
[03:28] <Yelpster> IntuitiveNipple: thanks but I am already done, my issue is specificly about openoffice 3.0 rc2 and how to install it over the 2.4 version that comes on the ubuntu daily-live
[03:28] <gbear14275> xcerca, can you point me in the right direction
[03:28] <LiMaO> [23:16:45] <amenado> congrats LiMaO --> what was that for?
[03:28] <NickRead> jscinoz: if you know python, then it's probably easier to write a quick python script that does this :)
[03:28] <IntuitiveNipple> Yelpster: "over" ? wouldn't you replace it?
[03:28] <snowman> can vlc play swf files?
[03:28] <gbear14275> would be greatly appreciated
[03:28] <Xcerca> right click on panel , add to panel , chose terminal input
[03:28] <Chrisie> snowman: try gnash, it's available via Synaptic PAckage Manager
[03:29] <ceo4eva> Ok, i really need help.
[03:29] <aftersomehelp> I think I may need to make sure the GRUB loader is working ok?
[03:29] <Yelpster> IntuitiveNipple: Thats just it, I don't know, there are 2 ways to install it, through the upgrad.sh script, and then dpkg -i *.deb
[03:29] <aftersomehelp> but I"m not sure how :-)
[03:29] <jscinoz> Nicke, hmm i will try one sec
[03:29] <gbear14275> xcerca.... thats not an option thats listed...
[03:29] <Yelpster> IntuitiveNipple:  and I am not sure. One will probably destroy my cd image
[03:29] <ceo4eva> Can some one help me out?
[03:29] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: something like sed -e '1, 's/^\([^#].*\)$/# \1/'
[03:29] <kbrosnan> !ask | ceo4eva
[03:29] <ubot3> ceo4eva: 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. :-)
[03:29] <r0b> ceo4eva: ask your question
[03:30] <jscinoz> thanks IntuitiveNipple
[03:30] <aftersomehelp> is there an easy way to see if the GRUB loader is working? (I've installed Ubuntu on a new partition, but only XP starts up..)
[03:30] <ceo4eva> I just got ubuntu today, and i want to know how to install my RTL8185 Wireless adapter on it
[03:30] <Xcerca> ﻿gbear14275 hold on
[03:30] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I'm back with NO CHANGE. In fact, THIS TIME, while rebooting it said "Your Screen and Graphics card could not be detected" so linux is running in "Low Graphics Mode".
[03:30] <gbear14275> Xcerca... thanks!
[03:30] <ryan_> How you add Firefox to the Panel?
[03:30] <Yelpster> my girl friend always asks me "can I ask you something?" to which I reply "you have already violated the asking principal by asking if you could ask, so therefore I can't answer your first question since it's answer was used up with this response"
[03:30] <dashnu> aftersomehelp: grubs not working
[03:31] <Xcerca> ﻿gbear14275 you're using gnome right ?
[03:31] <gbear14275> yes
[03:31] <gbear14275> although i am interested in trying out kde
[03:31] <Xcerca> cool
[03:31] <joe_> if grub is installed right you should not get to windows without selecting it
[03:31] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: I have that exact same device. ndisgtk will work using the latest XP drivers.
[03:31] <gbear14275> so if the answer involves switching... might provide me some incentive
[03:31] <tjay> ryan_: right click the panel and choose "add to this panel", then choose "application launcher", scroll down to Internet and choose "firefox".  It'll show up.
[03:31] <aftersomehelp> dashnu - well when I restarted having installed Ubuntu, it simply loads XP - but shows the smaller partition size..
[03:31] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: I suspect it would be better with sed -e '1,1 ...' to limit the range to the first line :)
[03:32] <SaintYossarian> tjay: Sorry, was re-booting
[03:32] <ceo4eva> boberdos, i have no idea what ndisgtk is.
[03:32] <tjay> ryan_: right click the panel and choose "add to this panel", then choose "application launcher", scroll down to Internet and choose "firefox".  It'll show up.
[03:32] <tjay> SaintYossarian: I'm back with NO CHANGE. In fact, THIS TIME, while rebooting it said "Your Screen and Graphics card could not be detected" so linux is running in "Low Graphics Mode".
[03:32] <jscinoz> ah i see, thanks IntuitiveNipple
[03:32] <dashnu> aftersomehelp: how many disks you have? what disk did you install it on?
[03:32] <SaintYossarian> tjay: Okay, go back to envy and choose manual detetection
[03:32] <Yelpster> ndisgtk is a tiny app that uses GTK window manager to allow you to install wireless drivers via the gui
[03:32] <aftersomehelp> I've got three hard drives in.....
[03:32] <SaintYossarian> tjay:  I'm sorry, I wish I was brilliantly helpful.  ;.;
[03:33] <joe_> I always use the alt install disc, not the live disc... but I think if you boot from the live disc it will offer a way to fix grub
[03:33] <Xcerca> ﻿gbear14275  well , in add to panel choose Run Application...
[03:33] <tjay> SaidYossarian: I'm sorry too . . . LOL, j/k
[03:33] <ceo4eva> So Yelpster, how do i get to ndisgtk?
[03:33] <aftersomehelp> joe - thus far it simply offers to re-install Ubuntu....
[03:33] <CartoonCat> tjay, what video card do you have
[03:33] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: Actually... hold on, let me test a real example, I'm confusing myself as much as you, that example was totally wrong!
[03:33] <r0b> ceo4eva: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[03:33] <Yelpster> ceo4eva: if you are using ubuntu just use synaptic and type in ndisgtk
[03:33] <tjay> CartoonCat: Nvidia Geforce 6800M GT
[03:33] <dashnu> aftersomehelp: joe is right i think boot back into ubuntu install grub on your mbr first disk
[03:33] <tj1515> nged my resolution and i can't change it back it is scrambled bad i'm in recovery mode now
[03:33] <tjay> CartoonCat: Sony Vaio Laptop
[03:33] <CartoonCat> aftersomehelp, sounds like you did not install grub to the main hd boot sector
[03:34] <ryan_> tjay: awesome! Now how would you make it so firefox launches to lets say yahoo.com when clicked.
[03:34] <aftersomehelp> cartooncat - sounds right!
[03:34] <joe_> then the os didn't install, either not complete or corrupt
[03:34] <r0b> ryan_: in firefox edit preferences and change your homepage
[03:34] <gbear14275> Xcerca.... only puts a quicklink, or icon in there...
[03:34] <tjay> ryan_: Set your homepage to "Yahoo.com" and when clicked the first thing it'll go to is it's "Home" page.
[03:34] <XiXaQ> is it possible to get new packages into an LTS release between dotreleases?
[03:34] <SaintYossarian> tjay: ready to write this down?
[03:34] <aftersomehelp> p'raps I need some partition advice then - 'cos I can simply re-do it then....
[03:34] <tjay> SaintYossarian: Yes, one sec.
[03:34] <Yelpster> schroedingers cat
[03:34] <dashnu> aftersomehelp: boot the live disk up
[03:35] <aftersomehelp> I'm in ubuntu now :-)
[03:35] <aftersomehelp> (so yup - have done so.....)
[03:35] <dashnu> mount drive chroot into the install
[03:35] <dashnu> install grub
[03:35] <Genius314> ryan_: Custom Application Launcher, put Firefox as the name, and "firefox yahoo.com" (without the quotes) as the command.
[03:35] <joe_> you could try super grub loader (google it) and boot from it to see what is installed?
[03:35] <CartoonCat> aftersomehelp, first sit down and figure out where you did install it, then see about just using the windows bootlaoder to launch it
[03:35] <dashnu> aftersomehelp: or you have to reinstall..
[03:35] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: Once you've installed ndisgtk via synaptic, go get the latest Windows XP drivers from the realtek website.
[03:35] <aftersomehelp> I'll try super grub thing in  amo....
[03:35] <Falcons_roost> !keyring
[03:35] <ubot3> Factoid keyring not found
[03:36] <tj1515> can someone help me fix my resolution i changed to a bad one and i  don't know how to change it back i'm in recovery mode now
[03:36] <Xcerca> ﻿gbear14275  yea , i've seen it there though , you might have to add a new package , then when you choose add to panel it migth be listed
[03:36] <aftersomehelp> dash - is it straight forward to follow your advice (the mount drive thing?)
[03:36] <Yelpster> can you install grub onto the partition you are chrooted into?
[03:36] <Jonas1> is someone got a glitch trying to install Ubuntu over a 2nd drive that it's not the main drive?
[03:36] <dashnu> tj1515: edit xorg.conf
[03:36] <Falcons_roost> !ubuntu-keyring
[03:36] <gertie> hello
[03:36] <ubot3> Factoid ubuntu-keyring not found
[03:36] <Yelpster> might be easier to install grub from a livecd
[03:36] <ceo4eva> bobertdos, what if i have the cd with me?
[03:36] <CartoonCat> Jonas1  aftersomehelp, sound like it just chose not to isntall grub
[03:36] <Falcons_roost> !Ubuntu-keyring
[03:36] <aftersomehelp> so now I've got a bit of a partition mess :-)
[03:36] <zeelot> hey guys, installed 64bit ubuntu today (8.04) and now I can't seem to checkout a repository with kdesvn or rapidsvn anymore, I get PROPFIND of '/': 403 Forbidden, anyone know why? I dont even get a login prompt
[03:36] <gbear14275> I figured that might be the case... any idea which package I might need?
[03:37] <tj1515> dashnu: i tried that but i see nothing about the resolution
[03:37] <jscinoz> hmm
[03:37] <jscinoz>  \n is a newline when used as part of a string in bash?
[03:37] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: Do you have internet access? Synaptic uses online repos to download and install packages like ndisgtk
[03:37] <dashnu> tj1515: /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[03:37] <joe_> maybe not a partition mess, just a grub thing
[03:37] <Jonas1> CartoonCat - and it's because of this that i have only a shell and not the x-windows environement?
[03:37] <ceo4eva> Yes, i connected with my wired connection
[03:37] <corky_gaia> alguem me ajuda
[03:37] <tj1515> dashnu: yep
[03:37] <tj1515> no resolutions
[03:38] <aftersomehelp> well I'll go try and fix GRUB... and pop back in a bit :-)
[03:38] <ryan_> Thanks so much for the Tip!  That worked awesome!
[03:38] <aftersomehelp> thanks for all your help.
[03:38] <Yelpster> would it be considered cruel and unusual to shave a hamster bald?
[03:38] <CartoonCat> Yelpster, Use Nair
[03:38] <dashnu> tj1515: yea i guess your right... I have no idea where they stick it off the top of my head in this distro
[03:38] <tj1515> nair burns
[03:39] <gbear14275> on another note.... noticed my system manager was only recognizing 3 gig's of my 4 gig's installed... is this a quick fix or do I have to reinstall 64 bit ubuntu or something similar?  could PAE extensions fix this?
[03:39] <dashnu> tj1515: ill try to find it
[03:39] <Yelpster> yes tj uses nair on the legs
[03:39] <mjbrooks> !offtopic
[03:39] <ubot3> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:39] <CartoonCat> tj1515, not if you use a slight solution
[03:39] <tj1515> dashnu: thanks i am using ibex
[03:39] <Yelpster> <--- waiting for support
[03:39] <elektronisch> hey all, does anyone know why my wireless settings do not save when i reboot my fresh 8.04 install?  Everytime I reboot, I have to retype in my wep key in order for it to connect to my network
[03:39] <tj1515> yelpster: wife did said it burns ;)
[03:39] <CartoonCat> Yelpster, whats the prob?
[03:40] <Cream> Does Ubuntu supports Blu-ray dual layer burners?
[03:40] <TuxOtaku> anyone here have trouble installing the beta for Adobe AIR?
[03:40] <Yelpster> CartoonCat: I need to know how to install openoffice 3.0 rc2 into a livecd I am customizing
[03:40] <TuxOtaku> 'cos the installer keeps crapping out for me
[03:40] <elektronisch> TuxOtaku: nope
[03:40] <TuxOtaku> saying I need administrator access
[03:40] <TuxOtaku> when I'm running the .bin as root
[03:40] <elektronisch> works here, try running it under root
[03:40] <elektronisch> oh
[03:40] <TuxOtaku> :)
[03:40] <elektronisch> run it under a regular user, thats what i did and it prompted me for root pass
[03:41] <CartoonCat> Yelpster, ahh, i dunno, is it any diffrent then installing any other package??
[03:41] <TuxOtaku> tried that.
[03:41] <TuxOtaku> nothing
[03:41] <TuxOtaku> I've removed .adobe/ from my homedir
[03:41] <TuxOtaku> and have removed the old installation of AIR
[03:41] <elektronisch> ;/ no idea i just installed it on my new 8.04 install a few minutes ago
[03:41] <bobertdos> elektronisch: Right-click the networking icon in the top-right of the main menu bar and open Edit Wireless Networks. Is it there?
[03:41] <ceo4eva> Once i'm in Synaptic and i have marked stuff for installation. How do i actually install them now>
[03:41] <ceo4eva> ?*
[03:41] <Cream> Does Ubuntu supports Blu-ray dual layer burners?
[03:41] <Yelpster> CartoonCat: well it's different in that its not a complete environment, its the live-cd environment, I am afraid of destroying openoffice 2.4 by running the upgrade script from ooffice 3.0 on it
[03:42] <goat|lappy> ceo4eva: click apply
[03:42] <r0b> ceo4eva: click apply at the top
[03:42] <joe_> the apply button in synaptic
[03:42] <Jonas1> Cream - The only way to support Blu-Ray will need to have some DHCP drivers.
[03:42] <CartoonCat> Yelpster   http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2006/09/customizing_ubuntu_live_cd_606_1.html
[03:42] <Yelpster> I am just trying to see if anyone has done any customizing of the squash-fs image?
[03:42] <TuxOtaku> anyone else been having this problem with AIR?
[03:43] <sp00n> Hello, when I am trying to stream mov in Firefox I get a black window that says "no video".  Please help I need to watch videos for an online course I have a test in tomorrow
[03:43] <ceo4eva> Thanks
[03:43] <CartoonCat> oh, that could be possible and i dunno except to test it
[03:43] <Jonas1> Cream - Have you take a look at PowerCinema?
[03:43]  * Cream takes a look
[03:43] <Level15> Hi: WHere can I suggest something to be added to Ubuntu server?
[03:43] <elektronisch> hey all, does anyone know why my wireless settings do not save when i reboot my fresh 8.04 install?  Everytime I reboot, I have to retype in my wep key in order for it to connect to my network
[03:44] <CartoonCat> Yelpster, ive done it per that link
[03:44] <elektronisch> sorry wrong button
[03:44] <elektronisch> bobertdos: yes its there but wont let me type in the bssid
[03:44] <zeelot> please can someone help me with my issue? am I missing an app or something? the svn server works fine on all other systems but not my new 64bit install of ubuntu 8.04
[03:44] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: Look at this example (it processes all .txt files in a directory) http://paste.ubuntu.com/49145/
[03:45] <jscinoz> thanks IntuitiveNipple  i think i got it to work
[03:45] <ceo4eva> Ok, now that I have installed ﻿ndisgtk (or atleast i think i have) how does that help me install my RTL 8185 wireless network adapter?
[03:46] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: ok... for that example, if you use it, add "-i" to sed's options so it replaces the existing file rather than writing to stdout (that's a safety feature until the script is tested)
[03:46] <vassler> does anyone know where to find the BEST linix apps and html/java code hlp to use for best web design?? pls hlp any1?
[03:46] <jscinoz> ah ok thanks IntuitiveNipple
[03:46] <masmota> plz help, desperate.  short:  getting grub msg "error 18"   long:  this is a fileserver with lots of stuff on it.  i've alrdy booted live cd and ran fsck - everything is ok.  re-installed grub, doesnt help.  system has been running for a long time, and earlier i was copying an iso to the server via samba, and the machine hard-locked and would not boot back up.
[03:47] <hikenboot> greetings all can someone tell me if the python-xen-3.1 is a minimal python for just running xen or does it have to have python also installed
[03:47] <ceo4eva> ﻿Ok, now that I have installed ﻿ndisgtk (or atleast i think i have) how does that help me install my RTL 8185 wireless network adapter?
[03:48] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Error 18: This error is returned when a read is attempted at a linear block address beyond the end of the BIOS translated area
[03:48] <hikenboot> note: I currently do not have a ubuntu machine to see dependencies
[03:48] <lycoste> what's the mp3 player to use?
[03:48] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Have you checked in the BIOS for any disk-mapping or translation options for that disk?
[03:49] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: Now, you need to download the latest Windows XP drivers from the website. Once you have them extracted, point ndisgtk to the appropriate inf file and the program will do the rest of the work.
[03:49] <CartoonCat> doesnt the rtl8185 have linux drivers??
[03:49] <masmota> IntuitiveNipple:  i havent fiddled with the bios since i set the machine up last year
[03:50] <gbear14275> is there a terminal command to show how much memory my kernel can see?   does free work?
[03:50] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: So check it... there's nothing to say the nvram/CMOS settings weren't affected when the system failed
[03:50] <masmota> IntuitiveNipple:  k, im looking at the bios now, everything seems to be on "auto"
[03:50] <ceo4eva> bobertdos, i have marked ﻿ndisgtk. I clicked apply. But everytime i click "Not Installed" i still see it in the list
[03:51] <CartoonCat> gbear14275m  top ??
[03:51] <vassler> does anyone know where to find the BEST linix apps and html/java code hlp to use for best web design?? pls hlp any1?
[03:51] <ceo4eva> And yes it does cartooncat
[03:51] <masmota> IntuitiveNipple:  i can try setting to lba ?
[03:51] <r0b> vassler: scite
[03:51] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Error 18 indicates that GrUB is being asked to seek to a cylinder number larger than the BIOS can address, so if the MBR and stage 1.5 files are okay, the BIOS is the only other issue
[03:51] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Yes, try that!
[03:51] <gbear14275> cartoon cat... free works... am trying to figure out why ubuntu wont recognize my last gig of RAM
[03:51] <goat|lappy> gbear14275: how much memory?
[03:52] <vassler> i need to know how to make profestional web design
[03:52] <CartoonCat> gbear14275, how much do you have
[03:52] <IntuitiveNipple> gbear14275: 32-bit or 64-bit Ubuntu?
[03:52] <masmota> IntuitiveNipple:  k ... will the disk still work even though i installed the OS in normal mode?
[03:52] <CartoonCat> vassler, thats not here, try #html
[03:52] <r0b> vassler: check out w3schools.com
[03:52] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: Let's just make absolutely certain it installs. In a terminal, type: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk.
[03:52] <gbear14275> 4 gig's installed
[03:52] <masmota> well scratch that, still error 18
[03:52] <r0b> vassler: or the irc channels #java #html etc
[03:52] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Shouldn't make any difference - Linux does its own disk handling, only GrUB needs the BIOS since there's no kernel at that point
[03:53] <masmota> i see
[03:53] <bobertdos> gbear14275: It will not recognize a full 4 gigs if you are on 32-bit.
[03:53] <masmota> anything else i can try?
[03:53] <gbear14275> was reading about pae extensions and such... but wondering what the best "fix" is and right now am trying to determine where the system losses sight of that last gig
[03:53] <case^> does persistant segfaults suggest I should run memtest - even if the segfaults are with just one app (mostly)
[03:53] <joe_> you need 64 bits for more than 3 gig of memory, right?
[03:53] <case^> *do
[03:53] <FiremanEd2> -you need 64 bits for more than 3 gig of memory, right?
[03:53] <gbear14275> bobertdos... I've heard and thought that with PAE extensions and such thats not the case anymore
[03:53] <cynthia> jion #ubuntu-cn
[03:54] <crimsun> joe_: you don't if your CPU and OS have certain support
[03:54] <cynthia> jion #<ubuntu-cn >
[03:54] <gbear14275> how well does ubuntu 64 work compared with 32?
[03:54] <ubot3> gbear14275: Error: Could not parse XML returned by Ubuntu: not well-formed (invalid token): line 335, column 84
[03:54] <IntuitiveNipple> masmota: Well, something has changed, obviously. If the BIOS settings are okay then it is back to reinstalling GRUB since something in the MBR, stage 1.5 or stage 3 files has been clobbered... data corruption because of unclean shutdown most likely.
[03:54] <ceo4eva> I even have the CD for the rtl8185 but it's confusing as hell how to install stuff. Anytime i click something another folder comes up. on on on and on again
[03:54] <case^> cynthia - /join #ubuntu-cn
[03:54] <crimsun> gbear14275: 32-bit is the "fewer headaches" method
[03:55] <gbear14275> I tried to dual boot with xp 64 and there is ZERO support for my computer
[03:55] <crimsun> gbear14275: that said, I run 64-bit on this AMD64, and it's very nice
[03:55] <CartoonCat> gbear14275, ive got x64 on this lappy, every works great except some games via wine. boot 32boot and works fine
[03:55] <case^> !ubottu
[03:55] <ubot3> 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
[03:56] <iFvwm> !cedega > CartoonCat
[03:56] <CartoonCat> iFvwm, isnt cedega comercial?
[03:56] <gbear14275>  not sure how linux works that well but are all the 32 bit packages and such available and work in the 64 bit version?
[03:56] <CartoonCat> gbear14275, no not all apps have been ported
[03:57] <iFvwm> CartoonCat: perhaps. but old version you also can try.
[03:57] <NickRead> gbear14275: have you tried the server image?
[03:57] <gbear14275> any of you happen to be running x64 on a T61?
[03:57] <IntuitiveNipple> gbear14275: The packages that aren't available for 64-bit are proprietary, with the exception of some specific libraries that access hardware in real-mode
[03:57] <bobertdos> ceo4eva: PM me, I'll help you more closely.
[03:57] <iFvwm> CartoonCat: or go to idsoft.com to find some excellent games.
[03:57] <iFvwm> CartoonCat: or getdeb.com
[03:57] <gbear14275> nickread... was just reading about that.... I've never recompiled my kernel yet... sounds daunting to be honest
[03:58] <NickRead> It's in the repos
[03:58] <CartoonCat> mmm, i guess ill look at that, would be nice to have counterstrike on the lappy, then i wont "need" it on the fileserver (living room media box, old ati, no workie 3d)
[03:58] <Ninesvnsicks> Hello everyone
[03:58] <goat|lappy> hello dr Ninesvnsicks
[03:58] <goat|lappy> oops
[03:58] <cris> hi i just connected my canon digicam via usb and i would like to find the sd card drive. how do i do that?
[03:58] <Ninesvnsicks> I just updated to the new kernel but it didn't add it to the grub menu.lst so i'm not sure hwo to add it just change 16 ot 19?
[03:58] <elektronisch> fixed it, i had to put it in roaming mode for my wireless to work
[03:58] <elektronisch> oopsie.
[03:59] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: sudo update-grub
[03:59] <Ninesvnsicks> it didn't change menu.lst
[04:00] <jscinoz> gah
[04:00] <jscinoz> for some reason
[04:00] <jscinoz> echo $string1 \n $string2 doesnt print the newline
[04:00] <jscinoz> rather just an n
[04:00] <cris> ﻿i just connected my canon digicam via usb and i would like ubuntu to recognize and to find the sd card drive. how do i do that?
[04:00] <jscinoz> even when i add -e right after echo
[04:00] <jscinoz> any ideas?
[04:00] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: echo -e "$string1 \n $string2"
[04:00] <gbear14275> can I run memtest without the live cd?
[04:01] <Ninesvnsicks> Flannel: it didn't change menu.lst
[04:01] <cris> can somebody help me please? i have no clue how to do that
[04:01] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: Alright, pastebin your menu.lst, and the output of: ls -l /boot
[04:02] <tsuna27> inubuntu how do i safetly remove my usb stick
[04:02] <jscinoz> IntuitiveNipple, tried that still didnt make a newline
[04:02] <gbear14275> oooh... another problem I was hoping to find out more about..
[04:02] <iFvwm> cris: try "dmesg|tail -n 20" to see errors
[04:02] <tsuna27> in ubuntu how do i safely remove my usb stick
[04:03] <chubs_> tsuna27, right click > unmount
[04:03] <gbear14275> flannel... have you ever run into lba and chs mismatches when partitioning?  and if so how did you resolve them without killing the boot record
[04:03] <chubs_> then firmly grasp said stick
[04:03] <gbear14275> I've killed my install 3 times now.... :(
[04:03] <tsuna27> chubs: thats not working
[04:03] <case^> cris: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5779070
[04:03] <IntuitiveNipple> jscinoz: It does here; what are you doing?
[04:03] <chubs_> and pull with your force centered away from the usb port
[04:03] <Ninesvnsicks> http://pastebin.com/d2c8f1e4b http://pastebin.com/d11303021
[04:03] <jscinoz> IntuitiveNipple, wait nevermind fixed it
[04:03] <Flannel> gbear14275: not I, no.
[04:03] <chubs_> tsuna27, what does that's not working mean? is there an error message?
[04:04] <tsuna27> chubs: i press unmount but nothing happens
[04:04] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: is that you whole menu.lst?
[04:04] <gbear14275> crap!  anyone? chs an lba mismatches
[04:04] <chubs_> are you transferring anything?
[04:04] <chubs_> using it in any way?
[04:04] <IntuitiveNipple> gbear14275: LBA ignores CHS
[04:04] <Ninesvnsicks> no but the only thing that isn't commented out
[04:04] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: Please paste the whole thing
[04:04] <chubs_> tsuna27, sudo umount /media/disk (or whatever it may be)
[04:04] <chubs_> see what that says
[04:05] <starscalling> do
[04:05] <Ninesvnsicks> http://pastebin.com/d4253d9c7
[04:05] <tsuna27> chubs: its my sony phone that im transfering files, the phones screen says its still connected
[04:05] <IntuitiveNipple> tsuna27: Do you have a program or window open in a directory on the USB stick?
[04:05] <Daps> what do i need to get this radio station http://citysoundfm.com/liveradio.htm to play its streaming audio ?
[04:05] <starscalling>  /quit
[04:05] <starscalling> clearly
[04:05] <tsuna27> intuitivenipple: i think
[04:05] <chubs_> tsuna27, sometimes devices say that when they're not. as long as they're unmounted it'll be fine. but if there is any program open that you were using to transfer files it may be wise to close that
[04:06] <tsuna27> tryin it
[04:06] <gbear14275> intuitiveNipple:  I'm running into the issue when using testdisk after partitioning using gparted... would love to get it to not have those mismatches but are you saying the issue is obsolete or...?
[04:06] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: hmm, alright.  That all looks good.  Does sudo update-grub give any output at all?
[04:06] <talexb_> Hi, just posted something to paste.bin .. can't mount an NFS volume. :(
[04:07] <chubs_> talexb_, you need to give the link ;)
[04:07] <talexb_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/49151/
[04:07] <Ninesvnsicks> flannel: http://pastebin.com/d330ce50
[04:07] <talexb_> chubs_ Oops .. thought that would come through automatically .. my bad.
[04:07] <gbear14275> last time I tried to resolve it I altered my partition heads (not sure on the terminology) from 240 to 255 and lost my whole partition table and such... that was a hard loss
[04:07] <chubs_> talexb_, no worries
[04:07] <IntuitiveNipple> gbear14275: I'm not sure what precisely the issue is, but the addressing is either CHS or LBA. Some tools report pseudo-CHS (such as [c]fdisk) but the underlying system uses LBA
[04:07] <gbear14275> on the recommendation of testdisk >:o
[04:08] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: interesting.  The next line *should* be Updating /boot/grub/menu.lst ... done  What are the permissions on menu.lst?
[04:08] <chubs_> talexb_, usually an ip address is necessary. for example 192.168.0.1:/pool/scratch
[04:08] <tsuna27> chubs: thx its fine
[04:09] <Ninesvnsicks> idk
[04:09] <tsuna27> !offtopic
[04:09] <ubot3> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[04:09] <talexb_> chubs_ But I have this host name in /etc/hosts ..
[04:09] <chubs_> tsuna27, no problem, enjoy yourself
[04:09] <talexb_> But I'll try with an IP address ..
[04:09] <gbear14275> so... don't worry about it then?  Might call me a perfectionist, but don't like errors coming up :-/.... as an alternative... there a partitioner that will avoid this?
[04:09] <Dabbu> i have ubuntu installed and now i want to install gentoo on another partition..will gentoo grub will detect ubuntu
[04:09] <Ninesvnsicks> flannel: idk how do i find out?
[04:10] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: pastebin this: ls -l /boot/grub/
[04:10] <talexb_> chubs_ Nope, IP address didn't solve the problem.
[04:10] <chubs_> talexb_, the error is related to the mount itself, so it's probably not actually the ip address. but try anyways i'd say.
[04:10] <chubs_> figured as much
[04:10] <xbxbxb> When I'm at the login screen, then press CTRL+ALT+F1 and login with my username at the CLI. Does this login procedure require the home folder of this user to be present?
[04:10] <chubs_> hm
[04:10] <Ninesvnsicks> flannel: http://pastebin.com/d1a67b780
[04:11] <LimCore> if I have /etc/myfirewall.sh  then how to auto star it
[04:11] <IntuitiveNipple> gbear14275: Without seeing the errors/warnings you're referring to it is impossible to give an opinion
[04:12] <darkbishop> can anyoen help me... i cant install vlc.... and eveytime i try to install my grafic card they want me to kill my x first.. how do i kill my X??
[04:12] <chubs_> talexb_, the only thing I can think of is a bad exports file on the other system, but usually that'd be a permissions error
[04:12] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: Very odd indeed.  Alright, well, I'm stumped, but yes, to edit it manually just copy the two -16 entries, paste right above them, and then change the -16 to -19
[04:13] <Ninesvnsicks> Flannel: ok
[04:13] <Flannel> Ninesvnsicks: maybe once youre running the newer kernel, you'll be able to successfulyl update your grub
[04:13] <chubs_> but it's erroring on the first block it seems
[04:13] <izinucs> darkbishop, first ctrl+alt+ F2.. log in .. then .. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop.. install drivers... then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start.. ctrl+alt+F7 to get to the gui if it doesn't take you there automatically
[04:14] <Ninesvnsicks> ok gonan reboot brb
[04:14] <xbxbxb> how can I login with root account? Do I have to activate it?
[04:14] <darkbishop>  /msg ubottu etiquette
[04:14] <Flannel> xbxbxb: Use sudo instead.
[04:15] <talexb_> chubs_ http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/ubuntu-linux-nfs-client-configuration-to-mount-nfs-share.html
[04:15] <xbxbxb> Flannel:  In that specific situation I can't, since I need root before I log in with my user name
[04:15] <izinucs> darkbishop, however.. it looks like you're trying to install the drivers from the MF site?  Have you tried the restricted drivers manager under System/admin/Hardware driver?
[04:15] <chubs_> talexb_, is that the guide you followed?
[04:15] <talexb_> The command 'sudo apt-get install portmap nfs-common' adds the missing pieces, and now it works.
[04:15] <Flannel> xbxbxb: Why do you need that?
[04:16] <darkbishop> izinucs:there nothing there in my hardware driver.its empty
[04:16] <abaddon3k> i was wondering if anyone could help me please? i just freshly installed ubuntu but i cant log in with the login information i provided at setup
[04:16] <izinucs> darkbishop, what kind of card?
[04:16] <talexb_> chubs_ The first link was http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304402 and it pointed me to the link I just posted.
[04:16] <talexb_> Once again, Google rocks.
[04:16] <JaseX_> abaddon3k:
[04:17] <xbxbxb> Flannel:  too complicated to explain.
[04:17] <Dabbu> abaddon3k:u musthave forgotten ur user name or password
[04:17] <chubs_> talexb_, this is a more complete guide. http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nfs-server-and-client-configuration-in-ubuntu.html
[04:17] <JaseX_> did you add any caps to your username? abaddon3k
[04:17] <chubs_> including the editing of the exports file
[04:17] <darkbishop> izinucs:its nvidia gforce 6000.... i try using the command "sudo apt-get installenvy-gtk" but its not working
[04:17] <abaddon3k> dabbu: nope, didnt forget it. no caps. i've reinstalled multiple times with the same issue
[04:17] <Flannel> xbxbxb: Something an init script wouldn't be able to do?
[04:17] <JaseX_> abaddon3k: caps matter on linux, both in user name and password, if that doesn't work... go into recovery mode and use the 'adduser' command
[04:17] <JaseX_> and manually add anew user
[04:18] <xbxbxb> Flannel: is running something from an init script equivalent to running it as root?
[04:18] <JaseX_> it's pretty straight forward abaddon3k
[04:18] <Xcerca> does amarok have a lirc pluging ,  does anyone know of a music player that does ?
[04:18] <chubs_> xbxbxb, yes.
[04:18] <Flannel> xbxbxb: Yeah
[04:18] <abaddon3k> jaseX_: hrm, i haven't tried that yet, i'll give it a shot
[04:18] <chubs_> Xcerca, thought it did
[04:18] <JaseX_> it should work abaddon3k if not, there's something erred with your CD installer probably.
[04:18] <Xcerca> ﻿chubs_   do you control yours with a remote ?
[04:18] <xbxbxb> Flannel:  I'll check that out then
[04:18] <xbxbxb> thanks
[04:18] <abaddon3k> that doesn't work, i'll just have to reload the live CD and try asking again
[04:19] <JaseX_> or try making a new livecd
[04:19] <chubs_> Xcerca, I don't, but I remember seeing a script for it
[04:19] <abaddon3k> well, i did check the integrity of the CD with the option, and it said it was fine
[04:19] <Xcerca> alright , thx
[04:19] <izinucs> darkbishop, the 6000 should have triggered the restricted drivers manager.. is this a fresh install? have you done any updates?  if not .. sudo apt-get update.. sudo apt-get upgrade.. sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.. and then it might pop up
[04:19] <JaseX_> Hmm, that's quite strange...
[04:19] <chubs_> Xcerca, http://amarok.kde.org/wiki/RemoteControl
[04:19] <JaseX_> I don't even think i've used the check cd option myself, but that's due to my faith in my burner... :)
[04:20] <abaddon3k> well, after installing ubuntu well over 30 times in the last two days, i figured it couldn't hurt to try
[04:20] <talexb_> Thanks chubc_, much appreciated.
[04:20] <chubs_> talexb_, no problem. did it work?
[04:20] <talexb_> Oops, chubs_ ..
[04:20] <cpierce_> where is the option to make a program start on login in ubuntu?
[04:20] <talexb_> Yeah -- installed those two packages, the mount worked.
[04:21] <Flannel> !session | cpierce_
[04:21] <chubs_> glad to hear it
[04:21] <talexb_> I can see my drive again.
[04:21] <ubot3> cpierce_: To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup - See !boot for starting non-interactive programs at boot
[04:21] <chubs_> enjoy
[04:21] <talexb_> I will. Cheers.
[04:21] <Xcerca> ﻿chubs_  there are irexec commands to control amarok   ,  linux is awesome
[04:22] <esac> does anybody know of good architectural software for linux
[04:22] <chubs_> Xcerca, cool. and yes it is :)
[04:22] <JaseX_> Like a CAD program esac?
[04:22] <zuhri> my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:22] <esac> JaseX_: CAD seems way too advanced. i used to use Punch! for Windows and I liked that. I don't know where the line between CAD and just floor plan software is
[04:23] <chubs_> esac, there are several cad programs. there's blender for modelling but it isn't suited for engineering
[04:23] <hao416035> haõ16035
[04:23] <esac> chubs_: ya, that sounds too advanced for what i need
[04:23] <JaseX_> CAD is just computer aided drawing pretty much...
[04:23] <darkbishop> izinucs:this is not a fresh installation.i use 7.10 before then i dicided to upgread it to 8.04 last nite....before this it was there.but now its not
[04:23] <chubs_> esac, hm. CAD programs are usually pretty intuitive, you just want an interior design program basically?
[04:23] <JaseX_> I have a little bit of experience with it esacs... but not any with punch!
[04:23] <JaseX_> So...
[04:23] <JaseX_> =/
[04:23] <JaseX_> Sorry mate, cannot help here...
[04:24] <JaseX_> But qcad or varicad seems promising
[04:24] <esac> chubs_: ya, i just need to draw walls and doors and toilets and crab :)
[04:24] <JaseX_> Maybe ubottu has some info?
[04:24] <JaseX_> !cad
[04:24] <ubot3> Factoid cad not found
[04:24] <FloodBot3> JaseX_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:24] <JaseX_> Oops.
[04:24] <JaseX_> Sorry, I didn't mean to spam :(
[04:24] <sp00n> Can someone please help me get embedded movs working in ubuntu?  I have classwork I have to do
[04:24] <izinucs> darkbishop, ok.. then maybe your xorg.conf is still being used.. check it out (with no editing privilidges) using gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:24] <chubs_> esac, http://www.linux.com/feature/141073
[04:25] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:25] <esac> chubs_: oh that looks nice, thanks!
[04:25] <chubs_> esac, no problem
[04:25] <sp00n> please please? i have been doing this for like 3 hours and I should have been studying!
[04:26] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem? please help me!
[04:26] <abaddon3k> jaseX_: you are my hero
[04:26] <JaseX_> esac: this page may also interest you... http://appdb.winehq.org/appbrowse.php?catId=59
[04:26] <izinucs> darkbishop, once there see what driver is listed if any.
[04:26] <JaseX_> abaddon3k: You're welcome.
[04:26] <JaseX_> it said Punch had a silver rating in wine...
[04:26] <JaseX_> Many moons ago.
[04:26] <abaddon3k> jaseX_: i seriously can't believe it was that easy. i've been trying a whole range of things
[04:27] <JaseX_> So it may be even better support now.
[04:27] <JaseX_> abaddon3k: some things can be incredibly simple, when people have had similar problems :D
[04:27] <chubs_> JaseX_, or worse
[04:27] <abaddon3k> jaseX_: now what about my root password. i have no idea what that is
[04:27] <JaseX_> True chubs_
[04:28] <JaseX> hmm good.
[04:28] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:28] <sp00n> I am trying to get streaming movs to play. anyone please?
[04:28] <JaseX> I forgot how to identify and register a nick on freenode so brb so I can refresh my knowledge.
[04:28] <JaseX> abaddon3k: hm it would've been the passowrd for the original user
[04:28] <joe_> sp00n: wihich browser
[04:28] <error404notfound> hi! anyone has any experience on setting mod-survey on ubuntu?
[04:29] <JaseX> if not the command from recovery 'gpasswd -a <user> sudo' should work abaddon3k
[04:29] <JaseX> I'm not sure on the context or validity, or if that's the right group.
[04:29] <JaseX> But that'll make your current password work
[04:29] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:29] <sp00n> joe: any.  i have tried in firefox and konqueror.  it would be more convenient to get it working in a browser that isn't opera, even though that's my preferred browser because my school's class site doesn't load properly in opera
[04:29] <JaseX> abaddon3k: as I think about it... your password you just made should work in sudo.
[04:30] <abaddon3k> and i have to do it from the recovery, or can i do it from the terminal
[04:30] <JaseX> But still may have to be added to the sudo group first anyway abaddon3k
[04:30] <JaseX> Well you cannot use gpasswd without root access so recovery terminal would be best bet.
[04:30] <digitalfiz> can someone help me with my issue with a usb capture device and ubuntu 8.04 here is the link for more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=924504
[04:30] <abaddon3k> ok
[04:30] <JaseX> But hang on.
[04:30] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem? i'm using madwifi
[04:30] <joe_> sp00n: I was thinking maybe the Mozilla MPlayer plugin
[04:30] <darkbishop> izinucs:just driver for my input device and mouse.non for video device.
[04:30] <JaseX> Can anyone confirm gpasswd -a user group is the right syntax for me?
[04:31] <digitalfiz> vlc has a plugin for firefox also
[04:31] <darkbishop> x
[04:31] <sp00n> joe_, neither of those work
[04:32] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[04:32] <izinucs> darkbishop, not sure exactly how to proceed from  here.. others will have an idea on how to verify what's currently loaded..  Is your resolution ok?
[04:32] <Joker_-__> 23:29 [Undernet] 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)
[04:32] <Joker_-__> 23:29 [Undernet] DCC SEND from aller-chier [0.0.0.0 port 0]:
[04:32] <Flannel> Joker_-__: please stop
[04:32] <RogerBacon> can someone tell me why KILLALL dosn't need root passwd before killing a process ?
[04:32] <sp00n> joe_, mplayer attempts to load the streaming file in the external player, and pops up an error message "no stream found", which is incorrect because it works on the XP machine. VLC plugin displays a black "no video" window instead of playing.
[04:32] <Joker_-__> sry
[04:33] <joe_> Sp00n: not a perfect fix but can you copy the link for the video and paste it into vlc or mplayer
[04:33] <JaseX> abaddon3k: if that's not right the terminal will give you info with...
[04:33] <darkbishop> izinucs:if you think 600X800 is ok.. then yeah its working fine.
[04:33] <JaseX> gpasswd --help
[04:33] <digitalfiz> RogerBacon, killall should only need root if its killing a process root owns
[04:33] <chubs_> 600x800, that's one goofy monitor
[04:33] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:34] <Xcerca> are dcop commands only for kde ?
[04:34] <izinucs> darkbishop, nope.. try .. sudo -s xrandr <resolution>  ... like .. sudo -s xrandr 1280x1024.. or whatever you need
[04:34] <abaddon3k> JaseX: hrm, can i also use that to change the password on the orginal account i made? i;m looking at my users screen and that account still exsists, but i don't know what the pass is set at
[04:34] <JaseX> no.
[04:34] <JaseX> that'd be just plain passwd
[04:34] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:34] <sp00n> joe_, I can't, because it's a javascripted sendback...I don't have access to the URL. And mplayer tries to open it in the player manually and says "no stream found", which I know is wrong.
[04:34] <JaseX> gpasswd is for groups I believe
[04:34] <abaddon3k> ok
[04:34] <JaseX> !gpasswd
[04:34] <ubot3> Factoid gpasswd not found
[04:34] <Cold> ola
[04:34] <Cold> tem algum brasileiro aki
[04:34] <JaseX> Hmm ubot needs some new factoids
[04:34] <zuhri> ﻿my network manager can not detect AP, but if i using kismet i can. where is the problem?
[04:34] <digitalfiz> zuhri, dont repeat that just pisses people off
[04:35] <JaseX> Cold... I think you want #ubuntu-br
[04:35] <zuhri> sorry
[04:35] <darkbishop> izinucs: i try to install a driver that i download form the nvidia website.its said you appear to be running X.please exit before installing... so how do i exit my X???
[04:35] <zuhri> but nobody help me
[04:35] <abaddon3k> i need to do some reading up, its been to long since i've run linux
[04:35] <RogerBacon> digitalfiz : thanks for the answer, do you have an idea if deamon are launched as root during the boot proces ?
[04:35] <JaseX> darkbishop: goto alt+ctrl+f2 and type sudo /etc/inti.d/gdm stop
[04:35] <Moose> How do I restart ALSA?
[04:35] <digitalfiz> zuhri, repeatings not going to make them any more apt to helping you just might get you kicked
[04:36] <JaseX> and then try
[04:36] <Moose> I'm having a problem where I have no sound and applications are failing because of it.
[04:36] <JaseX> darkbishop: also make sure you have linux-headers installed
[04:36] <zuhri> can u help me
[04:36] <Moose> Skype decided to fuck everything up :P
[04:36] <usser> darkbishop, is there any reason u aren't using restricted manager?
[04:36] <zuhri> >??
[04:36] <JaseX> darkbishop: as it will have to install kernel modules.
[04:36] <izinucs> darkbishop, can you scroll up to one of my previous posts.. I mention it there.   I'll also  have the bot send you a link to a page that might help.. that is if the bot is working.
[04:36] <digitalfiz> nope
[04:36] <izinucs> !resolution | darkbishop
[04:36] <ubot3> darkbishop: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[04:36] <JaseX> usser: for some people it may not work... it doesn't work for me most times.
[04:36] <zuhri> digitalfiz:can u help me
[04:36] <digitalfiz> zuhri, you might want to rephrase the question at least so maybe someone will understand the problem better
[04:37] <JaseX> that and the restricted manager doesn't seem to properly set up xorg.
[04:37] <JaseX> I always having to run nvidia-xconfig anyways.
[04:37] <zuhri> okey
[04:37] <darkbishop> !linux-headers
[04:37] <ubot3> Factoid linux-headers not found
[04:37] <sp00n> joe_, I also have the option to set mozilla to "quicktime plugin 6.0", and it tries to play the video, shows an mplayer plugin logo but stops as soon as it starts to play
[04:38] <error404notfound> anyone?
[04:38] <JaseX> darkbishop: sudo apt-get install `uname -a`-headers
[04:38] <JaseX> i think.
[04:38] <JaseX> or just use synaptic of course :D
[04:38] <joe_> sp00n: I'm still looking around for a mov file embedded to see if I can play it
[04:38] <Moose> When everything fails, how do I fix it without rebooting? It seems something to do with my sound is causing terminal to stop responding, pidgin won't respond, Skype won't start... yet xchat seems to be fine
[04:39] <sp00n> joe_, k, thanx.  i am worried because i need to watch these for school and i've been trying to get this to work for like 3 hours
[04:39] <JaseX> my bad...
[04:39] <izinucs> Moose, ctrl+alt+f2 for a different TTY you can kill things with
[04:39] <JaseX>  sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` for anyone interested.
[04:39] <Moose> izinucs: Yes, and how do I get back in to x when that happens?
[04:39] <craigbass1976> I should remember this; there;s an issue every time I upgrade ubuntu...  Anyonw know of a good wakthrough for getting a broadcom 4306 wireless car working?
[04:40] <lgfish29> anyone here really comfy with mencoder?
[04:40] <Gemmie78> Hello
[04:40] <Gemmie78> I have a 2.5" HDD in an enclosure which is failing to mount or is not being recognised correctly
[04:40] <ASrock> i installed dropbox and couldnt get it to work right so now it is just an annoyance how do i uninstall it?
[04:40] <zuhri> my network manager can't detect hotspot, but if i use airodump-ng or kismet i can detect any hotspot. my wifi adapter use atheros chipset and i'm using madwifi driver.
[04:40] <Gemmie78> Has anyone had any experience with this?
[04:41] <ASrock> i didnt use synaptic or anything to install it ether
[04:41] <IntuitiveNipple> Moose: If things are locking up you can use the magic sys-request sequence Ctrl+Alt+SysRq+K to kill all processes on the current console - if running the GUI that will kill and restart X
[04:41] <darkbishop> ahh dang.. i forget to install the header
[04:41] <darkbishop> wahah
[04:41] <Unbe> Gemmie78: Has it mounted before?
[04:41] <izinucs> darkbishop, sudo apt-get install build-essential for all that you'll need
[04:41] <darkbishop> !vlc
[04:41] <ubot3> Audio (Ogg, MP3...) players: Audacious, Banshee, Beep Media Player, Listen, Quod Libet, Rhythmbox, Exaile, XMMS (GTK/Gnome based) and Amarok, JuK (Qt/KDE based).  Video players: Totem, Xine, MPlayer, VLC, Kaffeine - See also !codecs
[04:41] <moha> hi all
[04:42] <moha> hi
[04:42] <JaseX> darkbishop
[04:42] <Gemmie78> I don't believe it has mounted before
[04:42] <Gemmie78> But it's possible
[04:42] <craigbass1976> !xms
[04:42] <ubot3> Factoid xms not found
[04:42] <craigbass1976> !xmms
[04:42] <ubot3> xmms is no longer being developed, see http://bugs.debian.org/461309 for more details.  Consider using audacious, bmpx, or xmms2, bmpx, or xmms2 instead.
[04:42] <Gemmie78> I do get a strange error message
[04:42] <JaseX>  sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r` for installing kernel-headers
[04:42] <Gemmie78> Basically saying it's failing to mount
[04:42] <Unbe> Gemmie78: What's that?
[04:42] <JaseX> darkbishop: that cfommand will set you in the right direction
[04:42] <darkbishop> JaseX:yes
[04:43] <Gemmie78> Let me grab the drive and plug it in via usb and give you the exact error message
[04:43] <JaseX> !audacious
[04:43] <ubot3> Factoid audacious not found
[04:43] <JaseX> hmm...
[04:43] <JaseX> odd.
[04:43] <izinucs> JaseX, audacious is a fork of xmms.. in the repos
[04:43] <chao1> Hey everyone, how do I get compiz themes working?
[04:44] <zuhri> network manager can't detect hotspot, but if i use airodump-ng or kismet i can detect any hotspot. my wifi adapter use atheros chipset and i'm using madwifi driver
[04:44] <chao1> >:ocant get compiz themes to work
[04:44] <vejan738> can't delete a file?
[04:44] <izinucs> zuhri, that's twice with the same statement.. but there isn't a question there.. how can anyone answer a statement?
[04:44] <Moose> IntuitiveNipple: What key is SysRq ?
[04:45] <Gemmie78> "cannot mount volume" "Unable to mount volume SGBCKP"
[04:45] <Flannel> Moose: next to scroll lock, also has print screen on it
[04:45] <Moose> Fancy.
[04:45] <IntuitiveNipple> Moose: Usually the Prt Scrn key doubles with it
[04:45]  * IntuitiveNipple thinks he pressed it!
[04:46] <leandroo> Anyone know how to make ENE Card Reader work in ubuntu 8.04?
[04:46] <vejan738> can't delete a file- always there!!!!
[04:46] <joe_> sp00n: found something about a quicktime plugin in wine
[04:46] <izinucs> vejan738, what file where?
[04:46] <chao1> =-O How do i use a compiz or emerald theme?
[04:47] <vejan738> got a file in my root dir where i downloaded to
[04:47] <vejan738> need to get rid of it
[04:47] <sp00n> joe_, hm
[04:47] <izinucs> vejan738, sudo rm <filename>
[04:47] <vejan738> i am root already
[04:47] <abaddon3k> jaseX you still around?
[04:47] <darkbishop> izinucs:thx... i got the driver install already.... tvm..
[04:47] <thiebaude> hi
[04:48] <XiXaQ> vejan738, you mean your home directory? Right click, select properties and look at the owner.
[04:48] <izinucs> darkbishop, did any of what I suggested help?
[04:48] <XiXaQ> vejan738, and you don't get any error messages at all?
[04:48] <izinucs> darkbishop, sounds  like it's working.. ?
[04:48] <darkbishop> izinucs:yeah alot.like installing the header and stoping the X thing.. thxx
[04:48] <izinucs> darkbishop, np.. glad it's fixed for you
[04:49] <vejan738> say rm cannot remove- no such file or directory
[04:49] <Gemmie78> Hmm it's so strange I'm having this issue with the external hdd
[04:49] <vejan738> i do a ls in that directory and the file is still listed
[04:49] <Gemmie78> I mean, flash memory works fine
[04:49] <Gemmie78> a USB sstick is fine
[04:49] <izinucs> darkbishop, don't forget that for tweeking you can install nvidia-settings.. sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings.. after that you'll get an option on the System/Admin menu
[04:50] <XiXaQ> vejan738, what's the files name?
[04:50] <vejan738> its a Selma Hayek.jpg
[04:51] <darkbishop> izinucs: its return E: Couldn't find package nvidia-settings and eveytime i install VLC its said packages broken....
[04:51] <Flannel> vejan738: so what line are you using to remove it?
[04:51] <izinucs> vejan738, if the file name has a space then when trying to remove it put quoted around the file name.
[04:51] <vejan738> sudo rm -rf Selma Hayek.jpg
[04:51] <joe_> what are the rules about links, I wanna post a link to sp00n?
[04:51] <IntuitiveNipple> vejan738: If it has spaces in it you need to surround the file-name with "    " quote marks if using the command-line
[04:51] <zuhri> why my network manager not detected AP? but if i use kismet ican.
[04:52] <XiXaQ> izinucs, to recommend someone to install a package, please use apturls instead, like "Open apt://nvidia-settings in Firefox". Newbies often get the impression that it's necessary to use the terminal to accomplish even the simplest things.
[04:52] <|thunder> Whats the best text to speech app ? say, for reading web pages ?
[04:52] <vejan738> WAHOOO its gone
[04:52] <Flannel> vejan738: Alright, you *dont* need r or f.  You *do* need to either quote or escape
[04:52] <XiXaQ> vejan738, use "sudo rm "Selma Hayek.jpg" instead.
[04:52] <joe_> sp00n: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=718919
[04:52] <vejan738> OMG
[04:52] <sp00n> joe_, thanks,i'll check that out
[04:53] <Gemmie78> Hello?
[04:53] <Flannel> vejan738: rm Sel[tab] would've taken care of it too, since it would have expanded, and automatically escaped the space (salma\ hayek.jpg)
[04:53] <XiXaQ> Gemmie78, hello?
[04:53] <vejan738> i used the quotes around the file
[04:53] <izinucs> darkbishop, you can use System/Admin/Synaptic Pack. Mgr to search for nvidia-settings.. its there.. I just checked..
[04:53] <vejan738> and its gone
[04:53] <Gemmie78> unbe are you there mate :)
[04:53] <vejan738> holy crap
[04:53] <vejan738> was sweating that a bit
[04:53] <Gemmie78> xixaq do you have any ideas on why the drive is failing to mount, works on the mac and PC
[04:54] <zuhri> why my network manager not detected AP? driver installed correctly.
[04:54] <XiXaQ> Gemmie78, pc? Perhaps you mean Windows?
[04:54] <darkbishop> izinucs:thxxxxx
[04:54] <Gemmie78> Yeah works on windows and on mac os leopard
[04:54] <vejan738> thanks XiXaQ, Flannel
[04:54] <izinucs> darkbishop, np..
[04:55] <Gemmie78> Basicall when I plug via usb, it says it fails to mount
[04:55] <XiXaQ> Gemmie78, no, I don't know. You should try to write your questions in a single message, btw. It's very difficult to track split messages in an active channel as this.
[04:55] <abaddon3k> is there any way of changing the administrator password if you don't know it?
[04:56] <vejan738> gemmie78- how is the flash drive formatted as?
[04:56] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, yes, you can boot into ubuntu in single user mode, or Resque Mode. That gives your root privileges, and can change a users password.
[04:56] <Gemmie78> That's cool, basically I've got an external hdd, it's a notebook hdd in an enclosure. It works via usb for my macbook and on my windows PC but it fails to mount in ubuntu
[04:56] <Gemmie78> I'm not entirely sure of the formatting, but I was told to format it in such a way that both mac and windows should be able to read it
[04:56] <zuhri> what wrong with my question? why don't anybody help me.
[04:57] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ what command do i use to change another users password?
[04:57] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, passwd.
[04:58] <abaddon3k> is there some kind of option to target another user? cause i tried that and it asked for the old password 1st
[04:58] <vejan738> mac and windows uses 2 different formats
[04:58] <Gemmie78> Is there a way I can find out without switching over
[04:58] <izinucs> unless formatted with fat32
[04:58] <Gemmie78> I believe the format is ntfs
[04:58] <Gemmie78> or something
[04:58] <joe_> sp00n: I can't play quicktime either
[04:58] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, if you run it as your own user, then you may only change your own password. It's reasonable to require that user to know his own password. However, if you're already logged in as root, you won't be asked about old passwords.
[04:59] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ thank you very much. i'll restart and give it a try
[04:59] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, you'd do passwd username.
[04:59] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ ok
[04:59] <sp00n> joe_, oh bummer. I've been doing a lot of research and apparently it's a fairly common issue.  I have tried the vlc plugin, mplayer, and gxine
[04:59] <digitalfiz> Gemmie78, check out ext2ifs for windows then i think there is a utility for osx to read ext2 also
[04:59] <vejan738> think u have to format as fat32
[04:59] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, if you only run passwd, then you'll be setting a password for the root account. Don't do that unless you know why you're doing it.
[04:59] <digitalfiz> fat32 has a 4gb file size limit
[05:00] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, if you have sudo access, then you can just do sudo passwd username.
[05:00] <raul1> hi everyone.., i just installed Nexuiz on ubuntu, and it starts but a blank screen and all i hear is music any help?
[05:00] <Ninesvnsicks> hey I'm having a problem flash player isn't installing for firefox.
[05:00] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ i dont have sudo access from this account, which is why i need to change the password on the admin account
[05:00] <joe_> sp00n: it took me forever to find mov embedded to see
[05:00] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, right. Then you'll need to boot into resque mode.
[05:01] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ for whatever reason when i install ubuntu and started it up for the 1st time it wouldn't accept the login info i supplied at start up
[05:01] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ so on the advice of another user i created this account and was able to atleast login, but i still have no access to anything
[05:01] <esac> this may be off topic, but if anybody knows a good shop that sells computers with ubuntu pre-installed id appreciate it. dell seems ovepriced for my needs
[05:01] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, capslock issue maybe? Or maybe misaligned hands when you typed and confirmed the password? :)
[05:02] <Flannel> esac: #ubuntu-offtopic is the best place to ask that
[05:02] <raul1> esac, why don't you ask them not to install windows and install ubuntu your self?
[05:02] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ i thought the same thing, so i reinstalled. over 30 times later it still gave me the same issues
[05:02] <raul1> i just installed Nexuiz on ubuntu, and it starts but a blank screen and all i hear is music any help?
[05:02] <esac> Flannel: thanks ill ask there
[05:02] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, that sounds very strange.
[05:02] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ everyone i've asked about it hasn't figured it out
[05:02] <esac> raul1: because i want them to run a burn in test on the hardware before shipping it my way
[05:02] <CorbinFox> i am using funpidgin in 8.04, but it doesnt have spell checker, is this normal?
[05:02] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, I've never heard of anything similar before.
[05:02] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ so i'm just trying to work around it.
[05:02] <raul1> ok well ubuntu has never failed any of the computers ive installed it on
[05:03] <sp00n> joe_, it appears I would have to try it under Wine...I'll check that out, and I also run VirtualBox so I could just load it up in IE on XP because I know it works OK in windows...assuming I can get Quicktime working on VBox
[05:03] <raul1> but enver hruts to be precaustious
[05:03] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ i found one post on a forum through google that had the same issue, but no one responed to it
[05:03] <Ninesvnsicks> can anyone help me install flash player?
[05:03] <esac> raul1: ive had a couple pieces of hardware that dont play well with ubuntu. rare, but i wont to make sure before i take possession
[05:03] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, right. Resque mode should... resque you.
[05:04] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ yes, i hope it works. either way i'll be back and let you know
[05:04] <zuhri> why not detect AP my network manager??
[05:04] <raul1> so nobody ever heard any problems with nexuiz?
[05:04] <raul1> the fps game?
[05:04] <raul1> it opens but a blank screen all i hear is the music :(
[05:04] <vejan738> wrong video driver?
[05:04] <Ninesvnsicks> it's saying enter a valid path but /usr/lib/mozilla isn't working
[05:05] <XiXaQ> Ninesvnsicks, make sure you have Restricted enabled in System > Administration > Software Sources. Then open apt://ubuntu-restricted-extras in Firefox.
[05:05] <raul1> ﻿vejan738: me?, no i definatley have the correct one semi-nice one at that.
[05:05] <vejan738> hardware match the min hardware requirements?
[05:05] <raul1> above
[05:05] <raul1> x3
[05:05] <DARKGuy> Yay. Ubuntu fails at recognizing my CRT's 1280x1024@60Hz maximum resolution :P
[05:06] <XiXaQ> DARKGuy, is that a question or a bug report?
[05:06] <DARKGuy> XiXaQ, could be both. I need to add the res manually now :(
[05:06] <Ninesvnsicks> restriceted is on
[05:06] <joe_> sp00n: I would say for tonight Vbox is you best bet... I just checked my win2k install in Vbox and it plays there
[05:06] <XiXaQ> Ninesvnsicks, then open the url I gave you?
[05:07] <Gemmie78> I'll check it out
[05:07] <DARKGuy> XiXaQ, where can I fill a bug report?
[05:07] <Ninesvnsicks> bash: apt://ubuntu-restricted-extras: No such file or directory
[05:07] <raul1> anyone with moer knowlage of ubuntulinux then me under stand this?How can I place a shortcut to Nexuiz on my Linux desktop? 				 				Use the script nexuiz-linux-sdl.sh or nexuiz-linux-glx.sh instead of the binaries. The scripts will use the correct working directory,choose the right version (32 or 64 bit) and also allow you to start a extra X server. 				 				 				
[05:07] <XiXaQ> DARKGuy, on www.launchpad.net
[05:07] <XiXaQ> Ninesvnsicks, in Firefox. It's a url.
[05:07] <DARKGuy> XiXaQ, thanks :)
[05:08] <Ninesvnsicks> oh ok got it
[05:08] <XiXaQ> Ninesvnsicks, maybe you can even click it, if your irc client supports it.
[05:08] <uriel_> can some1 tell me how to install adobe flash plz help i dont know how to donload from the abobe website
[05:08] <dfgas> how do i get my kernel to panic on purpose? i want to try something.
[05:08] <vejan738> read the download instructions
[05:08] <XiXaQ> uriel_,  make sure you have Restricted enabled in System > Administration > Software Sources. Then open apt://ubuntu-restricted-extras in Firefox.
[05:09] <uriel_> thnx
[05:09] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[05:09] <sp00n> joe_, i am tryin it in vbox right now...i dont have quicktime installed tho
[05:09] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Ubuntu computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[05:09] <zeelot> hey guys, installed 64bit ubuntu today (8.04) and now I can't seem to checkout a repository with kdesvn or rapidsvn anymore, I get PROPFIND of '/': 403 Forbidden, anyone know why? I dont even get a login prompt
[05:10] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ thank you so much, your advice worked
[05:10] <Ninesvnsicks> nice thanks
[05:10] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, great. :)
[05:10] <sullyva86> Anybody know why in firefox my flash plays but with no sound? Is this common?
[05:10] <abaddon3k> XiXaQ after three days of trying, i can finally sit down and run linux :)
[05:11] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, I'm happy for you. :)
[05:11] <physically_fit> sullyva86, sudo apt-get install libflashsupport
[05:11] <XiXaQ> sullyva86, there is a problem when something else is using the sound interface. Try closing any media players, etc and restart firefox to see if that helps.
[05:11] <fyrestrtr> zeelot: that has nothing to do with Ubuntu, check the repo admin
[05:11] <abaddon3k> well, if i have any more questions i know where to come to when google fails me.
[05:12] <afterhelp> hi folks... I was in here earlier with a problem installing ubuntu..
[05:12] <afterhelp> and I've got a couple more questions :-)
[05:12] <zeelot> fyrestrtr: it works fine from other computers, problem only started when I installed 64bit ubuntu
[05:12] <XiXaQ> abaddon3k, also remember the Questions pages on www.launchpad.net
[05:12] <afterhelp> I've attempted install of a dual boot thing - on a new hard disc which has XP already installed....
[05:12] <joe_> yah close all media players, mine works that way as well
[05:12] <sullyva86> XiXaQ: Oh ok yeah i do have vlc open too thanks
[05:12] <afterhelp> after completing the install from the live CD - grub fails to startup, and I just get windows :-(
[05:12] <fyrestrtr> zeelot: specify the credentials on the commandline, its picking up a set of credentials that don't match.
[05:13] <fyrestrtr> zeelot: use svn co and see if that works.
[05:13] <airtonix> sullyva86, have you considered changing the sound server from pulse to alsa? i have done so and can use multiple sound apps
[05:13] <afterhelp> and if it's material - windows can no longer 'see' the partition with Ubuntu... my 250gig drive shows as 25 gig (which is what I'd like to leave windows....)
[05:13] <sullyva86> airtonix: Why isn't it set to alsa by default then? Is there some disadvantage to changing it?
[05:13] <airtonix> sullyva86, you can find out
[05:13] <bullgard4> afterhelp: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html
[05:13] <zeelot> fyrestrtr: svn co does the same thing
[05:14] <fyrestrtr> zeelot: how are you using it?
[05:14] <airtonix> sullyva86, i also made use of a prog called aoss to help multiple wine apps share the soundserver too
[05:14] <darkbishop> to all:im trying to install VLC.... but it came out "E: Broken packages"... any idea y its happen?
[05:14] <afterhelp> (thanks bullgard :-) )
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[05:15] <FloodBot3> tuananhcoltech20: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:15] <_Zeus_> !flood
[05:15] <ubot3> 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)
[05:15] <tuananhcoltech20> dlfjhe
[05:15] <airtonix> sullyva86, one thing to test though is : set your machine to hibernate...then resume it...now try to play audio...furthermore...try to restart...
[05:15] <sullyva86> airtonix: I can find out? lol nahh i'll just do one at a time then its not a big deal. Unless its simple to switch back n forth i don't want to risk messing up my install. Xixaq's advice worked.
[05:15] <XiXaQ> afterhelp, Windows isn't able to view Ubuntu partitions. You can install support for it though. Have a look at www.fs-driver.org
[05:16] <bullgard4> tuananhcoltech20: Stop it.
[05:16] <airtonix> sullyva86, its not difficult...you change an option in a dropdown menu
[05:16] <afterhelp> is there anything I can do from the live CD to try and kickstart Grub into opening?
[05:16] <tech> hi
[05:16] <atul> join #debian
[05:16] <ryan_> What is a good sceen color grabber for Ubuntu.  One that, on click, puts the screen color under the cursor onto the clipboard.
[05:16] <_Zeus_> atul: huh?
[05:16] <sullyva86> airtonix: in sound preferences?
[05:16] <airtonix> sullyva86, system -> preferences -> mutlimedia system selector
[05:16] <atul> _Zeus_,  by mistake...
[05:17] <airtonix> sullyva86,if 'mutlimedia system selector' isnt there, you have to enable the menu entry by editing the menus...right click it and edit menu..
[05:17] <afterhelp> to be a bit more clear... my install shows as successful, everything completes etc. - but on reboot I simply head into windows...
[05:17] <dr3mro> hi i installed alsa 1.18rc how to downgrade to alsa 1.17
[05:18] <sullyva86> airtonix: OK where do i find it in the add menu's?
[05:18] <airtonix> sullyva86,you also change the soundserver vlc uses in its preferences from pulse to alsa
[05:18] <sullyva86> airtonix: Oh ok that might be easier
[05:18] <airtonix> sullyva86,down the bottom...system -> preferences -> multimedia sysmte selector... it will be unticked maybe
[05:18] <airtonix> sullyva86, this is required too
[05:19] <sullyva86> airtonix: oh ok i found it
[05:19] <sullyva86> airtonix: apparently i'm already using alsa lol
[05:19] <sullyva86> airtonix: Oh wait thats for input
[05:19] <airtonix> sullyva86, now you need to get aoss too and make sure all your apps use alsa rather than pulse
[05:20] <sullyva86> airtonix: Wait so what do i change in that menu then?
[05:21] <airtonix> sullyva86, isnt it obvious? output to alsa
[05:22] <roe_> what kernel is shipped with 7.10?
[05:22] <sullyva86> airtonix: Well it was on autodetect i wasn't sure
[05:23] <Flannel> roe_: how specific do you need?
[05:23] <roe_> 2.6.26?
[05:23] <Flannel> !info linux-image-generic feisty
[05:23] <ubot3> Package linux-image-generic does not exist in feisty
[05:23] <Flannel> !info linux-image gutsy
[05:23] <ubot3> Package linux-image does not exist in gutsy
[05:23] <Flannel> blah
[05:24] <airtonix> sullyva86, although this is a page for world of warcraft...it deatils the use of aoss on apps ...section to look at is voice chat: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[05:24] <roe_> hehe
[05:24] <sullyva86> airtonix: So you really did this you manually went in and set all your apps to alsa?
[05:24] <Flannel> roe_: 2.6.22
[05:24] <Flannel> roe_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=gutsy&searchon=names&keywords=linux-image
[05:24] <airtonix> sullyva86, think so, i can have multiple apps playing sound
[05:25] <airtonix> sullyva86, that gui you went into to change the sound server is bascially the gstreamer soundserver chooser...so totem is affected by that but vlc will need to be changed manually
[05:26] <darkbishop> !sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-esd mozilla-plugin-vlc libdvdcss2
[05:26] <ubot3> darkbishop: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[05:26] <DARKGuy> Uh, okay, could anybody please explain me why if I added my resolution manually in xorg.conf, it isn't being used or even detected in the "Screen resolutions" app? this is my xorg: http://rafb.net/p/c04aDC46.html
[05:26] <DARKGuy> And yes I've tried ctrl+backspace
[05:26] <r3c0n> hey ppl
[05:26] <sullyva86> airtonix: Oh duh thats right. Another reason why people don't switch from windows why wouldn't it just work from a default install. I don't remember having this issue back in the older versions of ubuntu though.
[05:27] <r3c0n> just got ubuntu workin and its great
[05:27] <r3c0n> a newbie
[05:27] <airtonix> sullyva86, i've had worse sound problems on windows
[05:27] <airtonix> sullyva86, windows != ordained from god
[05:28] <sullyva86> airtonix: lol god... ok...
[05:28] <danny> Anyone know how to get Microsoft (shudder) Flight Simulator to run in Ubuntu?
[05:28] <danny> I've been bashing at wine all night
[05:28] <r3c0n> failed an exam of security+ out of 10 points i missed it
[05:28] <r3c0n> didnt forget it for 5 days now
[05:28] <airtonix> sullyva86, if you want to use windows as a benchmark for human technological excellence then you would have to put it next to the aids virus in terms of widepsread usage...both have comparable affects on the society it permeates
[05:28] <abaddon3k> can i use apt-get to install envy?
[05:28] <Thorsten11> exit
[05:28] <airtonix> i digress
[05:29] <error404notfound> how can I setup a samba server which doesn't need anyone to provide username password to access shares?
[05:29] <DARKGuy> Uh, okay, could anybody please explain me why if I added my resolution manually in xorg.conf, it isn't being used or even detected in the "Screen resolutions" app? this is my xorg: http://rafb.net/p/c04aDC46.html. I've tried ctrl+backspace and I'm left with 1024x768 even though it isn't even there :/
[05:29] <danny> Anyone know how to get Microsoft (shudder) Flight Simulator to run in Ubuntu?
[05:29] <atrus42> I'd love to be stuck with 1024X768
[05:30] <DARKGuy> Ew no, 1024x768 under GTK is so 640x480 in Windows
[05:30] <atrus42> I am stuck with 800X600
[05:30] <racle> Hello, there is file in my trash and i cannot delete that. any suggestion how i delete that?
[05:30] <DARKGuy> nothing even fits
[05:30] <DARKGuy> huh
[05:30] <DARKGuy> that sucks
[05:30] <atrus42> yeah
[05:30] <FloodBot3> DARKGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:31] <DARKGuy> who says I'm flooding? :/
[05:31] <DARKGuy> wtf.
[05:31] <sullyva86> airtonix: yeah windows=aid's good logic there
[05:31] <DARKGuy> I need to get this sorted for like, tonight :/
[05:31] <r3c0n> hey i gotta make triple boot but it only allows to make 4 sda sections BT3 requires least 3 partitions by it self
[05:31] <airtonix> sullyva86, i could of put heroin and drug dealers in there too but...bit harsh
[05:31] <r3c0n> what to do ?
[05:31] <r3c0n> looked at search engines sayz make new install
[05:31] <airtonix> sullyva86, page might help you later when you got more time : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776739
[05:31] <r3c0n> i dont wanna format
[05:32] <danny> Anyone know how to get Microsoft (shudder) Flight Simulator to run in Ubuntu? I've been trying through WINE for days
[05:32] <r3c0n> try wine
[05:33] <r3c0n> or another os
[05:33] <r3c0n> from vmware
[05:33] <danny> It installs... hangs on the loading screen though. Same with XPlane. And just about every program that uses a load screen.
[05:33] <r3c0n> i think there is a vmware for linux right ?
[05:33] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, it's not recommendable to run such applications under vmware.
[05:33] <airtonix> danny, have youlooked on the wine database for others experiences?
[05:33] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, there is a vmware for linux, yes. There are other virtualization solutions too.
[05:33] <sullyva86> airtonix: thanks i'll try it
[05:34] <r3c0n> might be mine is the last hope
[05:34] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Ubuntu computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[05:35] <Flannel> danny: #winehq may be able to help more with the wine side of things.
[05:35] <r3c0n> some themes dont work in ubuntu
[05:35] <r3c0n> tried the matrix theme not succesfull
[05:36] <PrivateRolf> Help.
[05:36] <PrivateRolf> Cannot mount my iPod anymore.
[05:36] <PrivateRolf> D;
[05:36] <r3c0n> how do we install themes other than drag and drop on themems manager
[05:36] <r3c0n> ???????????/
[05:36] <Cheeky> i am settng up my ubntu server to gain a static ip and i once i change the files in the intercace file and restart the  network interfaces; it erros out on me iam curring ssh into the box .. but cant seem to make it have a static ip could anyone help me with this?
[05:36] <r3c0n> why use static when we have dhcp ?
[05:37] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky:  /etc/network/interfaces <-- pastebin this file
[05:37] <r3c0n> write a script to set the static ip
[05:37] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, bad idea.
[05:37] <r3c0n> maybe
[05:37] <Flannel> r3c0n: Because static IPs are useful.
[05:38] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: ok hold on
[05:38] <r3c0n> dont agree
[05:38] <DARKGuy> yay it works at last
[05:38] <DARKGuy> atrus42, whats your issue?
[05:38] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/49168/
[05:38] <atrus42> my computer hates me..won't let me change my resolution, won't accept my video card drivers
[05:38] <Emmett> Okay, quick question.
[05:39] <Emmett> We changed the server IP of an ubuntu server install.
[05:39] <Emmett> restarted networking.
[05:39] <DARKGuy> atrus42, ouch. ATI ?
[05:39] <Emmett> sshed into the machine, no problem.
[05:39] <Emmett> but now it's locking out ssh attempts.
[05:39] <atrus42> yes
[05:39] <Emmett> it worked fine five minutes ago.
[05:39] <atrus42> and normally I'd just say...well it must just be ATI support sucks
[05:39] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: i get this error message after i restarted my  network interface : http://paste.ubuntu.com/49169/
[05:39] <atrus42> but these drivers worked before
[05:40] <XiXaQ> Emmett, try to contain your question within a single message. We're 1256 users in here.
[05:40] <tomkelleher> Hi. I just installed the server edition, and for some reason Gnome wont load. I'm thinking its a video driver issue, the machine as ATI Crossfires. Is my guess correct and if so is there a way to download a correct driver in command line.
[05:40] <atrus42> so logic would dictate that they should be able to work again.
[05:40] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, there is no gui in the server install, unless you've installed it manually afterwards?
[05:40] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: dmesg | grep -i eth <-- pastebin output of that
[05:40] <Emmett> We changed the server IP of an ubuntu server install. ssh'ed into the machine, no problem. But now it's locking out ssh attempts when it worked fine minutes ago.
[05:40] <DARKGuy> atrus42, hmm well I don't have much experience with ATI, but if you can get the drivers working there, I can help you with X.org configuring. I'm mostly an NVIDIA guy :P
[05:41] <r3c0n> what is the easiest way to add a partition to grub ??
[05:41] <atrus42> I'd love a decent nvidia graphics card
[05:41] <XiXaQ> Emmett, you're connecting to the new ip?
[05:41] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/49171/
[05:41] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, I chose to install "Ubuntu Desktop" during install which should be gnome correct
[05:41] <fyrestrtr> r3c0n: sudo vi /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:41] <dn4> would ubuntu be capable of being installed on a pentium pro 200?
[05:41] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, right. Do you get any error messages?
[05:41] <Emmett> XiXaQ: Yes.
[05:41] <Emmett> XiXaQ: I connected to the new IP successfully once.
[05:42] <woli> how do i make thunderbird my default email application?
[05:42] <Emmett> XiXaQ: Now, no long.
[05:42] <Emmett> love.
[05:42] <XiXaQ> dn4, it should, yes. Depends on the amount of ram though. It requires at least 256MB RAM.
[05:42] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: in your /etc/network/interfaces, change eth0 to eth1
[05:42] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: then it will stick with the static IP
[05:42] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, no thats the odd thing, I can hear everything load up. The "bong" for the login screen, and I can login and I hear the login music. But no image.
[05:42] <smm281> if I copy everything in my home folder to say a USB drive. Install any distro of linux to another computer and then replace the new home folder with the home folder on my USB drive, will the new installation of linux have all the settings and installed applications of the origonal linux that I coppied the home folder from
[05:42] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: ok let me try
[05:42] <atrus42> actually what had happened is, I had an ATI card installed, and it was working ok, but I couldn't get ruby or compiz or whatever it's called now working right. The net said it's because it is only support by nvidia cards, so I had an old card that the fan had died on (which is when I got the ATI card in the first place) which I thought I had fixed, so I tried it, but it didn't work.
[05:42] <dn4> XiXaQ, ok
[05:43] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, try pressing alt+ctrl+f7?
[05:43] <atrus42> so I uninstalled the nvidia driver and tried to reinstall ati, but it isn't taking
[05:43] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, right that should give me a command line right?
[05:43] <error404notfound> I have installed mod-survey on ubuntu on apache 2.0.x and mod_perl 2.0.x, now when I restart apache I get: http://pastebin.com/m36cddf82 and upon accessing the site I get 404...
[05:43] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, no, that should give you the gdm.
[05:43] <r3c0n> what is the easiest way to add a partition to the grub again ?? i missed it just now
[05:43] <r3c0n> what is the easiest way to add a partition to the grub again ?? i missed it just now
[05:44] <r3c0n> logged offline accidentaly
[05:44] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr:  i got this wheni restarted my networkinter face : configuring network interfaces...                                          Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0.
[05:44] <Cheeky> "
[05:44] <atrus42> so I'd like to get a decent nvidia card, but AGP cards in general are hard to come by
[05:44] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/49172/
[05:44] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, you can use startup manager, or edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:44] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: that's fine, did you change all eth0 to eth1 ?
[05:44] <PrivateRolf> !fglrx | atrus42
[05:44] <ubot3> atrus42: For Ati/NVidia/Matrox video cards, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[05:44] <r3c0n> the most difficult challenge i think is wireless on linux
[05:44] <PrivateRolf> Doh.
[05:44] <PrivateRolf> My bad.
[05:45] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, wireless is nice. Drivers are difficult when the manufacturers won't make drivers for their hardware.
[05:45] <atrus42> I've been through all of that...followed everything step by step, but when I do the fglrxinfo command, and it is supposed to bring up "ati" as the vendor it doesn't
[05:45] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces again
[05:45] <r3c0n> thats what i mean not every linux supports every driver card
[05:45] <r3c0n> its a murder to get it to work
[05:46] <smm281> if I copy my home folder to a USB drive, install a new version of linux on a fresh PC and then copy the home folder from the USB drive to the new system will the new install of linux be just like the origonal that I copied the home folder from
[05:46] <woli> nvm... System > Preferences > Prefered Applications
[05:46] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/49173/
[05:46] <rockstrongo> For wireless I have had very good results with the rt73 for major distributions
[05:46] <r3c0n> i tried it for a long time on some pentest linux for months but on ubuntu it did it in one day
[05:46] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, it's not legal. It can't be done.
[05:46] <Emmett> XiXaQ: Apparently someone else just connected for a brief moment and got reset off of the machine after running an ls
[05:47] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: change auto eth0 to auto eth1
[05:47] <XiXaQ> Emmett, sounds strange. I don't know what the problem might be.
[05:47] <r3c0n> its because it downloaded the driver from the net it self how smart is that ?????
[05:47] <XiXaQ> Emmett, try #ubuntu-server.
[05:47] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, I don't understand that question.
[05:47] <r3c0n> good hardware support
[05:47] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: ill paste bacjk the file when doen
[05:48] <r3c0n> A+++
[05:48] <r3c0n> dont worry
[05:48] <r3c0n> what is the easiest way to add a partition to the grub again ??
[05:48] <fyrestrtr> r3c0n: sudo vi /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:48] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, did you read my last message?
[05:48] <r3c0n> no missed it
[05:48] <r3c0n> i closed irc by mistake
[05:48] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, look for it then.
[05:49] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, I repeated it for you when you got back.
[05:49] <r3c0n> im blind
[05:49] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: i think it worked..when i s\restarted  it  i just got this line back does this mean it works ? " Reconfiguring network interfaces...                     " OK
[05:49] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: yes, this means everything is normal.
[05:49] <deadsouls> does anyone know of any simple text editors that can categorize files by tags?
[05:49] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: check your config with ifconfig
[05:50] <r3c0n> ok im in grub
[05:50] <r3c0n> how do we add the partition sda4 for backtrack ?
[05:50] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, I just tried Ctrl+Alt+F7, nothing has come up on the monitor.
[05:50] <IntuitiveNipple> Emmet: did the /etc/ssh/sshd_config have ListenAddress set?
[05:50] <r3c0n> it only allows 4sda s
[05:50] <fyrestrtr> what's on sda4 ?
[05:50] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Ubuntu computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[05:51] <r3c0n> BT3 is on sda
[05:51] <r3c0n> making a triple boot
[05:51] <r3c0n> trying hard to
[05:51] <Cheeky> fyrestrtr: ok thank you and if i wanted to shutdown the server remotely would it be sudo shutdown ?
[05:51] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, Try all the other alt+ctrl+f1-12 :) If that doesn't work, try sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[05:51] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: sudo shutdown -h now
[05:51] <fyrestrtr> Cheeky: that will do immediately
[05:52] <XiXaQ> Cheeky, shut down or restart?
[05:52] <Flannel> Cheeky: sudo shutdown now
[05:52] <r3c0n> sda 1 -xp , sda2 - ubuntu , sda3 - swap and sda4 - backtrack
[05:52] <r3c0n> configure grub for me
[05:52] <hackZor> can someone help me with my sound??
[05:52] <Flannel> Cheeky: you need a time (now doesn't have to be now, you can say "in 20 minutes" or whatever)
[05:52] <fyrestrtr> what tha heck is backtrack
[05:52] <r3c0n> need the grub
[05:52] <r3c0n> google it
[05:52] <bunnyto> how to cancel pendient apt operations?
[05:52] <hackZor> can someone help me?
[05:52] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: ctrl+c
[05:53] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr: no when its running, pendient operations
[05:53] <Cheeky> Flannel: nice man
[05:53] <bazz> does there exist an app that will make my computer act like a bluetooth headset for my phone?
[05:53] <hackZor> any1???
[05:53] <bunnyto> hackZor: ?
[05:53] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: what? pendient operations? Did it quit without finishing?
[05:54] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr:  Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them. 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 12 not upgraded.
[05:54] <hackZor> bunny i need help with my sound
[05:54] <r3c0n> sda 1 -xp , sda2 - ubuntu , sda3 - swap and sda4 - backtrack configure grub for me ???
[05:54] <hackZor> it never works
[05:54] <fyrestrtr> bazz: you need to add audio gateway profile to your device, not sure how you would do that tbh.
[05:54] <r3c0n> no meaning whats the grub doesnt let me use lilo ..?????
[05:54] <bunnyto> hackZor: aint you a hacker?? ohhh you are poser
[05:54] <bazz> fyrestrtr: i'll see what i can dig up with those as keywords, thanks
[05:54] <Zhane> is it possible to use lan to connect to a network while at the same time use wlan for internet?
[05:54] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:54] <hackZor> fuck you pussy
[05:55] <XiXaQ> r3c0n, lilo and grub are competing boot managers?
[05:55] <pptical> anyone know how i can specify a range of IPs to be blocked in hosts.allow? for example, i want 58.14.0.0 to 58.25.255.255 to be blocked..
[05:55] <amenado> Zhane yes its possible
[05:55] <r3c0n> yep thats right
[05:55] <Zhane> amenado: how?
[05:55] <bradly9> no dmi bios year acpi= force is required to enable acpi what does this mean?
[05:55] <Zhane> i tried.. but when I do it.. everything goes haywire
[05:55] <r3c0n> but lilo doesnt work and ubuntu put grub there for me
[05:55] <r3c0n> but i dont use grub
[05:55] <eminem> anyone?
[05:55] <r3c0n> sda 1 -xp , sda2 - ubuntu , sda3 - swap and sda4 - backtrack configure grub for me
[05:55] <amenado> Zhane what have you done so far?
[05:55] <fyrestrtr> pptical: you need to give it a mask.
[05:55] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, yea that didn't work could you pls tell me how to get a command line on start up instead of Gnome
[05:56] <r3c0n> press c on grub
[05:56] <r3c0n> for command prompt
[05:56] <tomkelleher> ty r3c0n
[05:56] <r3c0n> or was it esc some button
[05:56] <XiXaQ> tomkelleher, you can press alt+ctrl+f1.
[05:56] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: Put them in hosts.deny
[05:56] <pptical> IntuitiveNipple but how do i specify a range?
[05:57] <bradly9> i would like to try ubuntu on an old laptop but the error no dmi will not let me continue the install.
[05:57] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr:  I get this message everytime i use APT : The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:   libmono-addins-gui0.2-cil sg3-utils libopenal1 bluez nome sane-utils   libedit2
[05:57] <jimisrvrox> having issues trying to get ndiswrapper on ubuntu 7.10 just have been too lazy to get the new version but am trying to get this linsys wireless card to work on my wifes pc..supposedly theres ndis on the cd but i havent found it with apt-cache search so I figured I had to go get it off the net and put it on a disk but im not aware of how to mount the drive so I can copy the files over...anwyays..help would be appreciated..have looked at
[05:57] <jimisrvrox>  some threads and whatnot..
[05:57] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: sudo apt-get autoremove
[05:57] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: man hosts_access
[05:57] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr: no way!!! its to remove all Gnome
[05:57] <Zhane> amenado: just on the 2 of them together?
[05:57] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: See the "Patterns" section
[05:57] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: no it won't.
[05:57] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr: no way!!! its to remove all Gnome  they are around 1000 packages
[05:58] <r3c0n> sudo apt-get does it download the softwares from the internet or from /root ??
[05:58] <r3c0n> when installing
[05:58] <fyrestrtr> r3c0n: where do you think the software is located?
[05:58] <r3c0n> donno
[05:58] <Daft_Punk> r3c0n, sudo (super user execute) apt-get will get it from synaptic package manager
[05:58] <r3c0n> from harddisk u mean
[05:58] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr: The following packages will be REMOVED:   abiword gnome abiword-common abiword-help abiword-plugin-goffice kde-base
[05:59] <r3c0n> from the ubuntu library
[05:59] <jimisrvrox> r3c0n..if the software was on the disk you wouldnt have to download it
[05:59] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: its okay, don't worry
[05:59] <Daft_Punk> r3c0n, no, it gets it on the internet, from synaptic package manager from whatever repos you have added
[05:59] <bunnyto> fyrestrtr: are you kidding me? i want to cancel that, not to remove gnome
[05:59] <fyrestrtr> bunnyto: 'gnome' is a meta package.
[05:59] <kwyjibo> are there any antivirus apps that will run in the gnome system tray, doing realtime protection?
[05:59] <fyrestrtr> !info gnome
[05:59] <ubot3> Package gnome does not exist in hardy
[05:59] <ljsoftnet> is there a way to increase the autohide speed of gnome panel?
[05:59] <fyrestrtr> kwyjibo: clamav I believe has something like that.
[05:59] <r3c0n> ok and why do we have to type sudo infront of every command and cant log in as root user how come ??
[05:59] <fyrestrtr> kwyjibo: and there are commercial products too.
[06:00] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Ubuntu computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose?
[06:00] <jimisrvrox> I need some assistance with ndiswrapper...supposedly its on the cd havent been able to find it cant find it in syn..figured id have to get it off the net..
[06:00] <Daft_Punk> r3c0n, logging in as root is a major security threat. sudo means (super user execute) so that the specific command you just typed has all privileges to execute and install
[06:00] <r3c0n> ndiswrapper is full in forums
[06:00] <semtex> Does anyone know where I can get help with xming
[06:00] <Daft_Punk> r3c0n, you do not have to type sudo infront of every command, only infront of commands that require it such as installing items
[06:01] <jimisrvrox> r3c0n..it is the worst thing you can do is to log in as root..so you do sudo to get root access while being on another username..its why linux is better because you dont have to operate as root and so its a security thing
[06:01] <r3c0n> ok cool
[06:01] <pptical> IntuitiveNipple it says to provide the net/mask pair for a range.. but what if the range is 58.14.0.0 to 58.25.255.255?
[06:01] <pptical> IntuitiveNipple would i have to provide net/mask for each?
[06:02] <r3c0n> ok i get it how can i get all the softwares if it refuses to install it under sudo ??
[06:02] <jimisrvrox> r3c0n..thats the biggest windows pitfall is that it allows total access to everything as a single user so that is why linux is better because its not as easy to delete important files so its a big security advantage
[06:03] <phantomcircuit> i cant play dvd's
[06:03] <phantomcircuit> it's saying
[06:03] <phantomcircuit> "error cannot read from resource"
[06:03] <r3c0n> can i break the root and log in just to install a bunch of softwares ?
[06:03] <phantomcircuit> well it plays the first like ten minutes and then it says that
[06:03] <r3c0n> there is no way to get to root ?
[06:03] <phantomcircuit> r3c0n, if it refuses to install under sudo it wont install as root either
[06:03] <r3c0n> ok got it
[06:04] <jimisrvrox> as I stated r3c0n...sudo allows for temporary root access so you dont even have to login as root
[06:04] <fyrestrtr> phantomcircuit: bad DVD disc
[06:05] <ljsoftnet> is there a way to increase the autohide speed of gnome panel?
[06:05] <r3c0n> how do i get the shortcuts to the desktop of the softwares that i install ?
[06:05] <phantomcircuit> fyrestrtr, that's what i thought, but it fails at random access after the point it failed at at first
[06:05] <phantomcircuit> so i doubt it
[06:05] <fyrestrtr> bad disc
[06:05] <JaseX> phantomcircuit: do you have another drive you could test said disc on?
[06:05] <zer0ne> r3c0n: if you install using synaptic it should add icons for you in your applications menu..  Otherwise you have to create shortcuts for the commands
[06:05] <r3c0n> tried to make shortcuts but didnt find the files i installed
[06:06] <phantomcircuit> no i do not have another drive i could test it on
[06:06] <Serway> hey
[06:06] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: Build it up from several masks, starting with 58.14.0.0/12, which takes you to 54.15.255.255
[06:06] <phantomcircuit> is there some way to just test the disc and not the playback?
[06:06] <JaseX> Well if you have a checksum of the disc... then yes...
[06:06] <Serway> does anyone know how to remove the icon next to the applications places systems menu?????????? just remove it, not replace it...........disabling it would be nice :) thanks
[06:06] <JaseX> What disc is it?
[06:06] <fyrestrtr> phantomcircuit: test for what exactly?
[06:06] <phantomcircuit> it's a movie
[06:07] <JaseX> and is it legit or illegit, don't be afraid to answer.
[06:07] <phantomcircuit> it's legit
[06:07] <JaseX> Ok
[06:07] <JaseX> Which movie?
[06:07] <phantomcircuit> well i cheated like hell at a contest to get it but it is "legit"
[06:07] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: next is 58.16.0.0/13 (takes you to 58.23.255.255)
[06:07] <tomkelleher> XiXaQ, so I was only able to enter recovery mode, my monitor just goes to sleep on a normal boot. Any suggestions at this point?
[06:07] <phantomcircuit> lucky #slevin ?
[06:07] <JaseX> HEH :p phantomcircuit
[06:07] <JaseX> alright
[06:07] <phantomcircuit> and i have libdvdcss installed
[06:07] <dv2000__> hey
[06:07] <ianq> hey, can someone tell me how to reinstall xine? no movie player would play my movies, including VCL
[06:07] <r3c0n> how do we create shortcuts out of commands ?? by typing launch or smth in the command section ??
[06:08] <mlern> does anyone have aircap running?
[06:08] <pptical> IntuitiveNipple that's the question, there is no easy way to do it.. i have to provide one line for each range, right?
[06:08] <JaseX> And media type?
[06:08] <JaseX> Just dvd 4 or dvd 9 or hddvd?
[06:08] <phantomcircuit> it's a DVD video dvd
[06:08] <JaseX> Alright...
[06:08] <JaseX> Hmm does it fail in a normal DVD player at all?
[06:08] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: finall is 58.24.0.0/15 (takes you to 54.25.255.255)
[06:08] <phantomcircuit> i dont have one :P
[06:08] <zcat[1]> !dvdcss2
[06:08] <ubot3> Factoid dvdcss2 not found
[06:08] <zcat[1]> ?
[06:08] <zcat[1]> hmmm
[06:09] <JaseX> !libdvdcss
[06:09] <ubot3> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at !Medibuntu or (for Feisty and earlier) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[06:09] <airtonix> r3c0n, get your run dialouge up ( alt + f2)
[06:09] <zcat[1]> yeah, that.. ;)
[06:09] <ianq> hey, can someone tell me how to reinstall xine? no movie player would play my movies, including VCL
[06:09] <JaseX> :D
[06:09] <r3c0n> cool seen it
[06:09] <ianq> ** VLC
[06:09] <phantomcircuit> JaseX, i have that installed
[06:09] <IntuitiveNipple> pptical: That is easy... for the system... if it had to figure it out every time a connection attempt occurred it would slow down the networking side
[06:09] <phantomcircuit> it wouldn't play at all if i didnt :P
[06:09] <grendal_prime> god this pisses me off..a dvd that will not play on a computer
[06:09] <r3c0n> is there a way to save on desktop as shortcut
[06:09] <r3c0n> ??
[06:09] <JaseX> ianq: have you installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:10] <airtonix> r3c0n, type in the command you want...(remember that if the command sequence requirs a sudo...you need to use gksudo isntead)
[06:10] <JaseX> phantomcircuit: I know, just helping zcat with his syntax :D
[06:10] <zcat[1]> funny thing if you don't have libdvdcss2 installed, everything 'appears' to be OK except your disk comes up as if it's corrupted, lots of read errors and crap.
[06:10] <airtonix> r3c0n, then drag the gears icon to the desktop
[06:10] <JaseX> phantomcircuit: I'm not sure then... sounds like your drive.
[06:10] <danbh_intrepid> grendal_prime: have you installed medibuntu stuff?
[06:10] <r3c0n> and does kismet work on ubuntu ?
[06:10] <zcat[1]> .. not just a simple 'you don't have dvdccss2' error
[06:10] <ianq> JaseX: how do i find that out?
[06:10] <grendal_prime> ya, its one of those werid dvds
[06:10] <phantomcircuit> [00000300] dvdread demuxer error: read failed for 0/4 blocks at 0x96d30
[06:10] <zcat[1]> It might depend on the drive though
[06:10] <r3c0n> i installed it but there was a problem starting it ...
[06:10] <JaseX> ianq: open up gnome-terminal and type in 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras'
[06:10] <grendal_prime> i can play other dvd's no problems this one is like..ummm hold on ill get the name of the app on it
[06:11] <fyrestrtr> phantomcircuit: Its. A. Bad. Disc.
[06:11] <ianq> JaseX: installing right now. by the way, i'm running kde
[06:11] <zcat[1]> there's also regionset if you feel bad about breaking the law
[06:11] <zcat[1]> !regionset
[06:11] <ubot3> Factoid regionset not found
[06:11] <JaseX> and then goto medibuntu, and follow it's setup and install w32codecs
[06:11] <zcat[1]> !info regionset
[06:11] <ubot3> Package regionset does not exist in hardy
[06:11] <phantomcircuit> fyrestrtr, there are crc32 checksums on dvds right? is there someway i can run that manually?
[06:11] <JaseX> ianq than use kubuntu-restricted-extras instead
[06:11] <zcat[1]> wtf, it does too...
[06:11] <grendal_prime> InterActual Player Read Me
[06:11] <JaseX> !info region-set
[06:11] <ubot3> Package region-set does not exist in hardy
[06:12]  * JaseX shrugs then.
[06:12] <grendal_prime> ya its a pain in the ass thing.
[06:12] <zcat[1]> regionset - view and modify the region code of DVD drives
[06:12] <JaseX> ianq: do you know how to add an additional sofwtware source?
[06:12] <ianq> JaseX: is that in sources.list?
[06:12] <JaseX> yes.
[06:13] <grendal_prime> i can read the filesystem though.  is there another way to extract the vob i need just to view the thing...fk this sucks ass
[06:13] <ianq> JaseX: then yes
[06:13] <JaseX> but www.medibuntu.org has easier instructions
[06:13] <zcat[1]> It's in gNewSense .. it ought to be in ubuntu somewhere.. perhaps it's in medibuntu but I don't know why.. it sets the region in the drive's firmware so plays dvd's the 'legal' way afaik
[06:13] <JaseX> cause you'll also want w32codecs :D
[06:13] <JaseX> especially if it's a wmv file
[06:13] <ezzieyguywuf> can someone explain to me what the /etc/acpi/sleepbtn.sh script does? its a simple two liner but I don't know what the commands do, or why there is a dot (.) at the beginning of the first line. thanks
[06:14] <JaseX> I think i've become too dependent on ubuntu... I was just sitting noticing I had no lighter and randomly thought... "Gee I should perfom sudo apt-get install lighter"
[06:15] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, it's the script that runs when you press the sleep button.. and ". script' does the same or similar to 'sh script' -- runs a script in a subshell
[06:15] <ianq> JaseX: how do i use medibuntu  to install the codecs?
[06:16] <danbh_intrepid> !medibuntu | ianq
[06:16] <ubot3> ianq: medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://www.medibuntu.org
[06:16] <zcat[1]> 'sudo apt-get me a sandwich
[06:16] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: yea I know that its what runs when I press the sleep button. so the first line basically just runs /usr/shar/acpi-support/key-constants ? and what does that last line do?
[06:16] <ianq> yeah i'm on that website
[06:16] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, dunno, haven't bothered actually looking at the script ;)
[06:17] <phantomcircuit> fyrestrtr, yeah your right the dvd is fucked
[06:17] <Zhane> how to use lan for networking, wlan for internet together huh?
[06:17] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: could you take a looke please :-[
[06:17] <phantomcircuit> fuck you amazon, fuck you
[06:17] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, first line runs key-constants as a script, which probably sers a bunch of constants?
[06:17] <Flannel> phantomcircuit: please watch your language
[06:17] <DanielB12773> does anyone know if the issuses with x86-64 ubuntu and nVidia 6600GT graphics cards are sorted out. I think X is giving me grief (ie i get weird colours after the initial splash screen - and its putting out the wrong resoloution)
[06:17] <oneal> Hi all !  How reg me ?
[06:17] <zcat[1]> well, assuming it's the same script in gNewSense ;)
[06:17] <danbh_intrepid> ianq: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[06:18] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: yea, that looks about right. what does "acpi_fakekey $KEY_SLEEP " do?
[06:18] <fyrestrtr> oneal: type /msg nickserv help register
[06:18] <Theban> debmirror gave me "Transfer truncated: only 868700 out of 936823 bytes received" twice (the first time may or may not have had the same bytes received)
[06:18] <oneal> Thank
[06:18] <ezzieyguywuf> fyrestrtr: what if I forgot my password for that, is there any way to recover it?
[06:18] <phantomcircuit> well after that i see no reason to ever buy a DVD again
[06:18] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Linux computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose? Is xhost suitable?
[06:18] <JaseX> ianq: that should solve any movie player problems, as from what you're describing seems to be lack of codecs.
[06:19] <fyrestrtr> ezzieyguywuf: I blieve you can from the freenode website.
[06:19] <zcat[1]> runs acpi_fakekey with whatever $KEY_SLEEP got sent to (some keycode?) so fakes the acpi action for pressing the sleep key?
[06:19] <ianq> JaseX: yes, hopefully. i'm installing the codes now
[06:19] <ezzieyguywuf> fyrestrtr: ok i'll check it out
[06:19] <JaseX> thanks zcat, was posting a highly arbitrary post in the Community Cafe.
[06:20] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: I dunno, thats what I wanna know. what is acpi_fakekey?
[06:20] <zcat[1]> so look at the /usr/share/acpi-support/key-constants script to see what the variable gets set to, and man acpi_fakekey to see what's being done to it
[06:20] <OoRal> Why does this happen every time?! Shortly after I install, usually a few days, any music decides not to work and to freeze ANY PLAYER I try to play it in. What the heck is wrong with it?
[06:20] <Timberwolf5578> Can someone please tell me how to change boot order?
[06:21] <Theban> Timberwolf5578: are you using grub?
[06:21] <Timberwolf5578> yes
[06:21] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: ok, so KEY_SLEEP=142 . what exactly does that mean?
[06:21] <JaseX> zcat[1]: you have a message waiting, but it's not important, check it when you have some freetime.
[06:21] <zcat[1]> /usr/bin/acpi_fakekey (there's no man page or -h help though.. might have to read the source code to figure out what it does ;)
[06:21] <oneal> when enters in sale for PC GTA 4 ?
[06:21] <Theban> Timberwolf7778: alright, 1 moment
[06:21] <raul1> how do i uncompress .rar files on ubuntu?
[06:21] <Timberwolf5578> where is the boot order changer in control center?
[06:21] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: and acpi_fakekey has no man page :-/
[06:21] <Theban> it's not in control center
[06:22] <airtonix> Timberwolf5578, there isnt one
[06:22] <Theban> you need to edit a file in grub
[06:22] <Timberwolf5578> interesting, kde makes it so easy
[06:22] <leftyfb> could I get some assistance with snmp please?
[06:22] <raul1> does anyone know how to get winrar or a .rar decompresser on ubuntu???
[06:22] <zcat[1]> I hate commands that have no man page :(
[06:22] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: yea  me too
[06:22] <airtonix> ezzieyguywuf, why would it ...acpi_fakekey isnt a package or a seperate piece of softare...look at its parent software or developer website
[06:22] <IntuitiveNipple> Timberwolf5578: Do you mean the order in which disk devices are searched when the system starts?
[06:22] <Timberwolf5578> seems like it's more complex in gnome
[06:22] <OoRal> Why does this happen every time?! Shortly after I install, usually a few days, any music decides not to work and to freeze ANY PLAYER I try to play it in. What the heck is wrong with it?
[06:22] <danbh_intrepid> !rar | raul1
[06:22] <ubot3> raul1: rar is a non-free archive format created by Rarsoft. For instructions on accessing .rar files through the Archive Manager view https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FileCompression. There is a free (as in speech) unrar utility as well, see !info unrar-free
[06:22] <leftyfb>  snmpwalk -v1 -c public 192.168.0.126
[06:22] <leftyfb> Timeout: No Response from 192.168.0.126
[06:23] <ezzieyguywuf> airtonix: alright, will do
[06:23] <Timberwolf5578> no I mean I want my system to boot to WinXP by default
[06:23] <ezzieyguywuf> brb guys :-)
[06:23] <legend2440> Timberwolf5578: you can change boot order with package called startupmanager
[06:23] <leftyfb> what do I need to put to make it listen on the actual interface as opposed to "localhost" ?
[06:23] <raul1> too bad the bot is wwrong
[06:23] <Timberwolf5578> ok thanks
[06:23] <airtonix> Timberwolf5578, investigate editing the grub menu
[06:23] <IntuitiveNipple> Timberwolf5578: okay; didn't want us to get confused.
[06:23] <raul1> you can use it for ever even w/o buying it
[06:23] <orifice> Timberwolf5578: don't forget to backup menu.lst
[06:23] <airtonix> legend2440, that is for applications insde gnome i believe
[06:24] <JaseX> raul1: you can, but then technically you're evaluating it raul1, so the bot is not wrong.
[06:24] <zcat[1]> Timberwolf5578, alt-F2, gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst and move the 'Windows" boot entry up above the autogenerated stuff instead of below it..
[06:24] <raul1> it's wrong eaither way
[06:24] <JaseX> It'd be technically dishonest to continue using it with out donating, but i'm not chastising you.
[06:24] <raul1> + simplr answer would have been unrar-free
[06:24] <raul1> thanks for the help though.
[06:24] <oneal> here what city ?
[06:24] <JaseX> It's not  wrong. The program costs, you just choose not to pay for it.
[06:25] <Theban> Timberwolf5578: editing the menu.lst file in /boot/grub will also change the default
[06:25] <JaseX> the infobot is correct.
[06:25] <OoRal> Why does this happen every time?! Shortly after I install, usually a few days, any music decides not to work and to freeze ANY PLAYER I try to play it in. What the heck is wrong with it?
[06:25] <OoRal> Does anyone have ANY clue?
[06:25] <JaseX> OoRal: have you installed all necessary codecs...
[06:25] <raul1> anyone know how to use unrar :(?
[06:25] <JaseX> via medibuntu such as w32codecs, and ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[06:25] <OoRal> I said it was working for a few days, JaseX.
[06:25] <Timberwolf5578> ok, now where will startup manager be listed? I installed it
[06:25] <airtonix> raul1, mana rar , man unrar
[06:25] <oneal> how much presently time ?
[06:25] <JaseX> raul1: I know how to use unrar.
[06:26] <zcat[1]> When the bot speaks about non-free it means 'not Freedom giving. -- You don't get the source necessary to excercise freedoms #1 and #3
[06:26] <legend2440> Timberwolf5578: system>administration
[06:26] <raul1> can u show me how >_>?
[06:26] <JaseX> unrar -x file destination
[06:26] <OoRal> JaseX: I installed all the codecs because I was listening to music just two days ago
[06:26] <JaseX> i.e. unrar -x lol.rar ~/Desktop
[06:26] <JaseX> OoRal: did you install them all manually?
[06:26] <Timberwolf5578> ok thanks
[06:27] <airtonix> raul1, go here, find all the answers to your simple questions : http://ubuntuguide.org
[06:27] <JaseX> or did you use the ubuntu-restricted-extras meta-package?
[06:27] <ianq> JaseX: uhm, i installed the w32 codes, but i still see only blue when playing a movie
[06:27] <JaseX> What kind of movie is it...
[06:27] <JaseX> extension I mean?
[06:27] <JaseX> And do you know what codec was used while encoding it?
[06:27] <OoRal> JaseX: This also happened last time I had Ubuntu installed. I tried everything from reinstalling drivers to restarting samba to reinstalling media players. None of it worked. AND I SAID I HAVE THE CODECS ALREADY.
[06:27] <OoRal> I also said it was MUSIC.
[06:27] <airtonix> raul1, keep this place bookmarked  : http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy
[06:28] <airtonix> OoRal, /ignore OoRal
[06:28] <murlidhar> i did a base installation of hardy  and now i am not able to play sound at all. earlier sound worked by default with default settings/configuration. is there any package that i am missing?
[06:28] <murlidhar> !sound
[06:28] <ubot3> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[06:28] <JaseX> OoRal: I know that, I asked you a specific question though, no need to get snippy, if you choose not to answer, then don't.
[06:28] <OoRal> I wouldn't be getting angry if people listened to me
[06:28] <JaseX> I -DID- Listen, you chose not to respond to my question simply.\
[06:28] <danbh_intrepid> OoRal: people are listening, but they may not have an answer
[06:29] <Timberwolf5578> ok startup manager worked great
[06:29] <JaseX> I asked if you installed them manually, or if you used the ubuntu-restricted-extras meta-package.
[06:29] <OoRal> No, they're asking questions I answered already, danbh_intrepid
[06:29] <OoRal> I used the restricted extras one.
[06:29] <Timberwolf5578> weird that it's not included by default
[06:29] <JaseX> You didn't answer my question actually OoRal, don't assinine.
[06:29] <legend2440> ianq: are you using mplayer?
[06:29] <JaseX> be assinine*
[06:29] <OoRal> Whatever the hell that's meant to mean
[06:29] <JaseX> ok.
[06:29] <JaseX> Thank you.
[06:30] <JaseX> It means don't be pointless..
[06:30] <ianq> legend2440: i've used vlc, kaffeine, codeine, dragonplayer
[06:30] <Timberwolf5578> What do you all think of Ubuntu with Enlightenment 17?  Otherwise known as OpenGeu.
[06:30] <raul1> unrar -x /home/raulh/Desktop/ installer.rar
[06:30] <raul1> whats wrong with this syntax :(?
[06:30] <Flannel> OoRal, JaseX: We ask everyone to be helpful in this channel, please honor that, thanks.
[06:30] <JaseX> Have you tried sudo apt-get purge ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:30] <danbh_intrepid> JaseX: dont use enter as punctuation please
[06:30] <ianq> JaseX: it's .avi; they worked fine until a couple of days ago and play well on my XP machine as well
[06:30] <JaseX> and then sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[06:30] <OoRal> k, doing it now
[06:31] <Timberwolf5578> No one here has tried Enlightenment?
[06:31] <JaseX> sorry danbh_intrepid I will try to refrain from typing such short posts.
[06:31] <ricree> is anyone familliar with opengl settings?  I am trying to use google earth, and it says that I am using software rendering.  I have the restricted ATI graphics drivers installed and in use.  Is there something else I need to set to allow applications to use hardware acceleration?
[06:31] <ianq> JaseX: please use my name when referring to our conversation
[06:31] <raul1> can anyone tell me what's wrong with this syntax unrar -x /home/raulh/Desktop/ installer.rar
[06:31] <JaseX> ianq: so this is a recent problem?
[06:31] <OoRal> JaseX: Try it now or do I need something else?
[06:31] <jim_p> raul1: i think the rar file gors before the path
[06:31] <JaseX> OoRal: that may help, I am not sure. does local music play.
[06:31] <raul1> oh
[06:31] <ianq> JaseX: yes sir
[06:31] <legend2440> ianq: i had the same blue screen when playing movies using mplayer until i changed the video driver to   gl
[06:31] <jim_p> *goes
[06:31] <raul1> thanks jim
[06:31] <hateball> raul1: what jim_p said
[06:32] <OoRal> JaseX: That's all I'm trying to play.
[06:32] <jim_p> goodmorning everyone
[06:32] <dr3mro> how to disable hibernate and save space
[06:32] <hateball> raul1: or you could cd to the dir you want and do unrar e -r /path/to/files/*.rar
[06:32] <OoRal> JaseX: Nup, doesn't work, frozen again
[06:32] <airtonix> raul1, ubuntuguide.org
[06:32] <JaseX> well you said something about samba, which is used for accessing files over another computer, so I wasn't sure OoRal.
[06:32] <JaseX> This happens frequently after each install?
[06:32] <ianq> legend2440: how did you do that?
[06:32] <raul1> airtonix this channel wouldnt be here if it wasnt for questions
[06:32] <JaseX> OoRal: what media player are you using?
[06:32] <OoRal> JaseX: I swear I said alsa... it's happened twice
[06:32] <airtonix> raul1, yes it would
[06:32] <jim_p> ricree: are you sure that you re using the fglrx drivers?
[06:33] <OoRal> JaseX: It occurs on all media players I try. Amarok, Rhythmbox and VLC
[06:33] <murlidhar> err how to restart sound server ?
[06:33] <Bajoraptor> hey, i'm using WUBI, and the original partition image that was made was 10gb, I created a new disk called extra.disk in the proper directory and sudo mkfs.ext3 -F extra.disk
[06:33] <JaseX> So no sound is playing OoRal? It's hard to keep up with the scroll in the room I apologize.
[06:33] <Bajoraptor> how do I mount it
[06:33] <JaseX> Or just media files inside media players?
[06:33] <OoRal> JaseX: Well, sound plays through my browser just fine.
[06:33] <ianq> legend2440: how did you do that?
[06:33] <ricree> jim_p: not entirely.  How would I check?
[06:34] <legend2440> ianq: in mplayler right click  choose pereferences>video then choose driver to use
[06:34] <raul1> hey thank you hate_ball.
[06:34] <JaseX> Hmm... that's a problem I haven't encountered in awhile. I actually had that problem back in 6.10... I don't think I ever solved it... just re-installed.
[06:34] <JaseX> the sound problem i mean OoRal.
[06:34] <OoRal> I don't want to have to reinstall. :\ I just got things how I wanted, JaseX
[06:34] <JaseX> OoRal: do you have any other users on the computer?
[06:34] <murlidhar> ok sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio restart
[06:34] <ianq> legend2440: let me try to get mplayer
[06:35] <murlidhar> is the answer .
[06:35] <Bajoraptor> sudo mount -o loop /host/ubuntu/disks/extra.disk /vdisk
[06:35] <murlidhar> :)
[06:35] <OoRal> JaseX: Also, I have to roll back my wireless drivers each time if I wanna use wireless security. And no one else uses my computer, but I have another account.
[06:35] <ianq> legend2440: uhm, it appears gray in adept installer. i can't select it?
[06:35] <JaseX> OoRal: I know how that feels, getting your stuff laid out the right way, and then having to re-install.
[06:35] <JaseX> OoRal: does sound from media play on that account?
[06:36] <JaseX> or does it yield the same results?
[06:36] <legend2440> !mplayer | ianq
[06:36] <ubot3> ianq: mplayer is a media player. It resides in the mutiverse repository and can easily be installed via applications -> add/remove. For codecs try !codecs
[06:36] <OoRal> JaseX: I don't know, haven't tried yet.
[06:37] <bani> has anyone installed Ubuntu on a macbook with bootcamp?
[06:37] <JaseX> OoRal: please try that for a moment and let me know the results?
[06:38] <ianq> legend2440: yes, i'm seeing it here but i can't select it
[06:38] <OoRal> JaseX: Okie dokies, I'll just finish up what I'm doing
[06:38] <ezzieyguywuf> ok, i'm at this website (http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_get_special_keys_to_work#acpi_fakekey ) reading about acpi_fakekey. I follow most of what he's saying, but I get lost when he uses xev to check something. I don't see what he's doing here and why. anyone want to take a look and try to help me out?
[06:38] <JaseX> OoRal: thanks... might be some sort of permissions with something... not sure.
[06:39] <JaseX> ezzieyguywuf: xev is adevice to report the key input for a key.
[06:39] <JaseX> err not device.
[06:39] <JaseX> ezzieyguywuf: program
[06:39] <OoRal> JaseX: Hang on a second... my instant messenger just crashed too
[06:39] <JaseX> OoRal: alright.
[06:40] <OoRal> JaseX: I have a feeling that it might be because the two relate to each other
[06:40] <Bajoran> is there a way to move my wine install to another partition?
[06:40] <ezzieyguywuf> I get that what xev does, but I don't understand why he needs to do that on the website that I refered to
[06:40] <Floid> Hmm, how do you set the default CPU freq-scaling governor in this day and age?
[06:40] <JaseX> ezzieyguywuf:  to map a specific key to the use of acpi_fakekey
[06:40] <oneal> where is found channel acquaintance ?
[06:41] <OoRal> JaseX: Aha! Solved... it was Kopete's fault.
[06:41] <ianq> legend2440: ah, now i can install it. one moment
[06:41] <ushimitsudoki> ezzieyguywuf: because he is going to map the xev result (keycode 239) to and XF86 key (XF86LaunchA) using /etc/X11/Xmodmap
[06:41] <Floid> Bajoran:  You could move .wine/drive_c or all of .wine and make a symlink?
[06:41] <NickRead> Banjoran: Yes - you can move your ~/.wine folder to wherever and symlink to it
[06:41] <JaseX> like my power key is broken, so I use my hp quickplay key to shutdown.
[06:41] <Bajoran> hows that
[06:41] <OoRal> JaseX: For some reason, Amarok didn't like being referred to before it had loaded.
[06:41] <NickRead> Banjoran: This assumes you are the only user using the wine install
[06:42] <Bajoran> yes
[06:42] <ce-cantik> jjjkkkkkkkkkkkk
[06:42] <JaseX> OoRal: what do you mean by that?
[06:42] <ce-cantik> fffffffffffffffffffffffffff
[06:42] <OoRal> JaseX: Well, I had the "Now Listening" plugin enabled which specified Amarok
[06:43] <ezzieyguywuf> so in the second script he lists in that section, when acpi_fakekey uses $KEY_MACRO, whats that $KEY_MACRO all about? why does he just put the button he gets from xev right in there? I think i'm having a hard time understanding exaclty what acpi is doing here...
[06:43] <ce-cantik_> jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
[06:43] <Bajoran> so sudo cp -r '/home/<user>/.wine'  /vdisk/ ?
[06:43] <JaseX> OoRal: and the messenger requested something for it... and crashed due to amarok not being open?
[06:43] <Bajoran> NickRead: am I doing that correctly?
[06:44] <OoRal> JaseX: Well, I'd say so... it could also have requested alsa and been occupying it so that amarok couldn't get access and thus froze when I tried to play music
[06:44] <Bajoran> oh
[06:44] <Bajoran> sudo cp -s -r '/home/<user>/.wine' '/vdisk/'
[06:44] <JaseX> OoRal: are you running 8.04?
[06:44] <OoRal> JaseX: Yes'm
[06:44] <Bajoran> er
[06:45] <JaseX> Hmm... strange OoRal.
[06:45] <ianq> legend2440: sweet, it works now. thanks a lot!!
[06:45] <Bajoran> sudo cp -r '/home/<user>/.wine' '/vdisk/' then sudo cp -s '/vdisk/.wine' '/home/<user>/' ?
[06:45] <legend2440> ianq: your welcome
[06:45] <ce-cantik> ........................
[06:45] <ce-cantik> ................................
[06:45] <JaseX> Bajoran: ln -s :)
[06:46] <JaseX> I think
[06:46] <Bajoran> :|
[06:46] <JaseX> Bajoran: To symlink it right?
[06:46] <JaseX> ln < link -s < symbolic
[06:46] <Bajoran> I'm copying .wine to the partition, assume its in /vdisk/
[06:47] <JaseX> Then all looks good to me in that command Bajoran
[06:47] <Bajoran> the one I pasted
[06:47] <Bajoran> ?
[06:47] <JaseX> The commands you want to use look right. Bajoran
[06:48] <xtor_> I am trying to decide between lenny and ubuntu as a desktop OS
[06:48] <nutricycle> could someone help me with graphics drivers in winxp on virtualbox under ubuntu?
[06:48] <JaseX> xtor_: well that's all opinion...
[06:48] <dr3mro> hi
[06:49] <xtor_> I'm looking for some favourable opinions on using ubuntu here
[06:49] <NickRead> nutricycle: what's the issue?
[06:49] <JaseX> xtor_: I'd say ubuntu for most stability.
[06:49] <Bajoran> JaseX: I want to be sure to rm -r /home/<user>/.wine after the copy heh
[06:49] <JaseX> Lenny gives me lots of issues on my iMac testing box, and my thinkpad a22m xtor_
[06:49] <dr3mro> hi is there a performance gain from moving ubuntu from wubi image ito rell partition
[06:50] <JaseX> Yes Bajoran or else it won't let you symlink
[06:50] <Bajoran> other way around
[06:50] <nutricycle> hi NickRead I really want to ditch windose but still want to play some 3d games under it,  how can I get the full power of my graphics card running under a virtual machine
[06:50] <JaseX> Remove the directory after copying.
[06:50] <NickRead> nutricycle: You're not going to have much luck unfortunately.  I'd recommend dual booting if you want to continue playing your 3D games.
[06:51] <dr3mro> hi is there a performance gain from moving ubuntu from wubi image into real partition
[06:51] <Flannel> dr3mro: Yes, but only in disk access times
[06:51] <JaseX> my logic tells me this. Bajoran sudo cp -r ~/.wine target && rm -r ~/.wine && sudo ln -s target ~/.wine
[06:51] <JaseX> where target is /vdis/
[06:52] <JaseX> s/vdis/vdisk
[06:52] <Daft_Punk> is ubuntu better than windows vista?
[06:52] <JaseX> Daft_Punk: that's matter of opinion friend.
[06:52] <nutricycle> NickRead, thanks.  is it possible to move the wubi image to another HD?
[06:52] <dr3mro> Flannel, that mean applications will load faster and system boot faster
[06:52] <JaseX> And involves politics.
[06:52] <Flannel> dr3mro: Yes
[06:52] <raul1> draft vista is a ram eater
[06:52] <amanu> Flannel: only in disk access times means wont it vary in other factors
[06:52] <Flannel> dr3mro: Especially on the boot aspect
[06:52] <NickRead> JaseX: How about changing the "rm -r ~/.wine" to "mv ~/.wine ~/.wine_backup"
[06:52] <raul1> but it's true its all matter of opinion
[06:52] <dr3mro> do you know % ??
[06:53] <raul1> IMO ubuntu destroys vista...
[06:53] <Flannel> dr3mro: nope, sorry.
[06:53] <dr3mro> Flannel, thanks
[06:53] <Samuel> hi, anyone can help me to enable boot log
[06:53] <JaseX> That would work NickRead  :D thanks. As I said my proposal was based on my logic, but yours is a better move
[06:53] <JaseX> Bajoran: what NickRead said.
[06:53] <Samuel> googled but no resolution found
[06:53] <NickRead> JaseX: Bajoran: Just to be safe :)
[06:54] <JaseX> Never can be too safe with rm -r anyways
[06:54] <JaseX> especially when implying sudo.
[06:54] <raul1> samuel
[06:54] <raul1> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925
[06:54] <JaseX> I accidentally removed /bin instad of ~/bin a month ago because of sudo misuse :(
[06:54]  * NickRead cringes
[06:54] <Samuel> hi raul1
[06:54] <raul1> check that link :p
[06:54] <NickRead> That would hurt
[06:55] <Samuel> thx, checking..
[06:55] <nutricycle> does anyone know if kamefu will work under gnome?
[06:55] <Daft_Punk> what is a good alternative to trayer or using the panel
[06:55] <amanu> i had recently back up my softwares installed in ubuntu using aptoncd now while im trying to install it in other system which wont have internet connection its showing a roor message failed to download some packages what does it mean?
[06:55] <JaseX> Heh not to mention the time using mv and accidentally moved / to //
[06:56] <raul1> anyone familiar with mac's icon TRay?
[06:56] <Samuel> raull, btw, do u know how to enable hdaps on thinkpad laptop?
[06:56] <amanu> cant i get alll those in my friends sytem who wont have internet connection any suggesstions
[06:56] <raul1> is there somehting similiar to that on ubuntu
[06:56] <raul1> samuel i have no clue what hdaps are
[06:56] <raul1> sorry :(
[06:56] <XiXaQ> raul1, you mean the thingy on the bottom at the screen?
[06:56] <raul1> yes xixaQ "thingy"
[06:56] <Samuel> fine.
[06:57] <XiXaQ> raul1, awn is very similar.
[06:57] <amanu> any one familiar with my question
[06:57] <Daft_Punk> awn = avant window navigator (avant means "best" in french)
[06:57] <Nutzebahn> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/272210
[06:57] <ubot3> Malone bug 272210 in ubuntu "Megatunix needs to be packaged and added to the repository." [Undecided,New]
[06:57] <Nutzebahn> Hello.
[06:57] <amie> hi need help loging into yahoo shat
[06:57] <JaseX> raul1: what XiXaQ said, but you may also want to check out cairo-dock
[06:57] <raul1> thanks jaseX
[06:57] <Flannel> Nutzebahn: #ubuntu-motu
[06:57] <amanu> amie:do u want to use ur yahoo in ubuntu?
[06:57] <Daft_Punk> raul1, get awn (avant window navigator) looks the same as the one in mac
[06:57] <amie> yes
[06:57] <gst_s> Greeting everybody, while installing any package on ubuntu-gusty i got this error, aclocal is failed, aclocal:configure.ac:54: warning: macro `AM_PROG_LIBTOOL' not found , at the time of ./autogen.sh, while through apt-get install i installed the aclocal-0.10 package. What is wrong in this, can anybody tell me
[06:58] <amanu> u can use pidgin
[06:58] <amanu> amie:do u have pidgin?
[06:58] <amie> no were do i get it
[06:58] <JaseX> raul1: don't decide on anything definitively, try both, and see which you like more.
[06:58] <Serway> cookie to whomever solves this
[06:58] <Serway> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=926522
[06:58] <NickRead> amie: Empathy is also fantastic (using it now)
[06:58] <JaseX> NickRead: what is empathy?
[06:58] <amanu> get it from add/remove programs in ubuntu applications
[06:59] <nutricycle> after installing software it doesnt appear in the applications list, i have relogged in,  how can i get it to show?
[06:59] <JaseX> Serway:
[06:59] <NickRead> Like Pidgin, but not
[06:59] <NickRead> :)
[06:59] <JaseX> Are you familar with gconf-editor?
[06:59] <amanu> amie:r u using ubuntu?
[06:59] <JaseX> I must try empathy...
[07:00] <balz> is there an app out there that will allow you to roll your own custom ubuntu installation?  I want to be able to add/remove packages, wallpapers, themes, default configurations, etc...
[07:00] <balz> and then create a bootable .iso from that
[07:00] <JaseX> Serway: ???
[07:00] <XiXaQ> balz, yes, but I don't remember their names.
[07:00] <amie> yes
[07:00] <JaseX> Serway: are you familiar with gconf-editor.
[07:01] <balz> XiXaQ:  cool.  do you know where i might find more information?  i've checked ubuntu forums and google already
[07:01] <Serway> JaseX Yes!
[07:01] <amanu> amie:go to applications in ur panel
[07:01] <raul1> thanks guys i find Avant window navigator nicer then cario-dock
[07:01] <Cheeky> ﻿i bought this book this morning http://www.forta.com/books/0672325675/ and it intstructs me to download the MySQL scripts and run them so i can practice the book; but i dunno how to run these scripts and i installed mysql on a ubuntu server which i have given ssh capabilty to it; i downloaded the files but how do i run it on the server  ?
[07:01] <amie> ok got to go sorry
[07:01] <JaseX> It is there.
[07:01] <legend2440> !uck | balz
[07:01] <ubot3> balz: UCK is a tool that helps you customise official Ubuntu Live CDs (including Kubuntu/Xubuntu and Edubuntu) to your needs. See http://uck.sourceforge.net/
[07:01] <jimmygoon> Anyone got a few quick tips for fixing flash audio in linux?
[07:01] <JaseX> One moment and I will grab the info on where specifically
[07:01] <balz> legend2440:  thanks much!
[07:01] <Serway> JaseX, yea but where, i have looked and i cannot find the option, some guidance would be greatley appreciated
[07:02] <ezzieyguywuf> can someone help me understand the following "acpi_fakekey gets the key numbers for specific events generated as output by scripts in /etc/acpi/ and writes them to the correct input FIFO in /dev/input/eventx. " I understand that it gets a key number, but what does it then do with the key number? what happens after it get written in eventx and what is FIFO?
[07:02] <amanu> JaseX:as u said yesterday i copied all my packages into my pendrive
[07:02] <balz> legend2440:  I don't know if you've used UCK before or not, but how much technical know-how does one require to use it?
[07:02] <JaseX> Serway:  /apps/panel/objects
[07:02] <Samuel> raul1, the link about boot log gives no solution for ubuntu 8.04, seems it's an unsolved bug
[07:03] <amanu> but im unable to install in in my friends system who wont have internet connection
[07:03] <legend2440> balz: sorry never tried it myself
[07:03] <bullgard4> Is xmessage alone suitable to display a message on a remote Linux computer in the same LAN, or is a supplementary program needed for this purpose? Is xhost suitable?
[07:03] <balz> no worries, thanks again
[07:03] <JaseX> try settign the custom icon value, and leaving the value blank Serway
[07:03] <raul1> sorry i couldn't help then samuel
[07:03] <Samuel> thx anyway
[07:03] <JaseX> amanu: hm... I am not sure amanu.
[07:03] <JaseX> are you trying to make an exact copy of your amanu ?
[07:03] <raul1> how do i run awn if i installed it using  sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator
[07:03] <JaseX> amanu: if that is the case try remastersys
[07:04] <amanu> not sure about what
[07:04] <amanu>  remastersys means?
[07:04] <JaseX> amanu: about why it won't install, if you're trying to install an exact copy of -YOUR- ubuntu onto a friends computer...
[07:04] <raul1> ﻿how do i run awn if i installed it using  sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigator, anyone know if i gatta restart or what lol
[07:05] <JaseX> Remastersys will turn your running ubuntu into an installable iso if I'm not mistaken.
[07:05] <raul1> amanu how exacly did you copy "you" ubuntu?
[07:05] <raul1> your*
[07:05] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: you have to have a composite window manager running, i.e. compiz. then, it should be in applications->accessories
[07:05] <ezzieyguywuf> ﻿can someone help me understand the following "acpi_fakekey gets the key numbers for specific events generated as output by scripts in /etc/acpi/ and writes them to the correct input FIFO in /dev/input/eventx. " I understand that it gets a key number, but what does it then do with the key number? what happens after it get written in eventx and what is FIFO?
[07:06] <raul1> thanks ezziey!
[07:06] <amanu>  i had recently back up my softwares installed in ubuntu using aptoncd now while im trying to install it in other system which wont have internet connection its showing a roor message failed to download some packages what does it mean?
[07:06] <ezzieyguywuf> no problem raul1
[07:06] <raul1> no internet connection
[07:06] <Serway> JaseX, i wish it were that easy, i have tried a few things in the custom icon "value" box, like "0" and "none"
[07:06] <raul1> can't find the server to download updates lol
[07:06] <JaseX> Serway:
[07:06] <JaseX> Make a 0 width 1 height png :D and put it in ~/.icons and set that :)
[07:07] <zcat[1]> Serway, try a path to a pbm?
[07:07] <zcat[1]> Err sorry, png
[07:07] <raul1> how do u hide ubuntu's panels?
[07:07] <JaseX> or just a 1x1 blank png...
[07:07] <raul1> ah, nvm
[07:07] <JaseX> it's how I do it...
[07:07] <JaseX> Not sure how they did it on theirs Serway
[07:07] <Serway> oooo
[07:07] <JaseX> sorry.
[07:07] <Serway> that makes sense
[07:08] <JaseX> and by blank I mean a plain transparent one.
[07:08] <Serway> let me gimp one up
[07:08] <JaseX> Serway: would you like me to... nevermind :p
[07:08] <zcat[1]> Mine has a cute little tree.. reminds me a lot of the SCO logo, amusingly enough..
[07:08] <Rolaulten> hello...I was playing around with my wireless settings and lost the mac address for my wireless settings...now I have wifi0, eth1-5 and such...is there a way to restore the entire network settings to the defult (all my wireless settings, the madwifi driver, IE make the network aspect of the OS just like it was a fresh install)
[07:08] <JaseX> zcat[1]: nice
[07:08] <ezzieyguywuf> Rolaulten: what files were you messing with?
[07:09] <Rolaulten> I was playing around with aircrack
[07:09] <zcat[1]> gNewSense ... pretty similar to ubuntu, except less things work ;)
[07:09] <Rolaulten> and now I am unable to logon to any wireless network
[07:09] <ezzieyguywuf> Rolaulten: I dunno what aircrack is, but if you know what config files you were editing, there is usually a backup made automagically, which would be in the same folder and have the same name followed by a tilde (~)
[07:10] <ezzieyguywuf> anyone here running linux mint? I am, and can't really tell much of a difference from just stanard 'ol ubuntu 'cept for codec support
[07:10] <Serway> JaseX, i made the png, and for the custom_icon value, i placed the location of my icon /home/serway/Pictures/icon.png, and then clicked the "use custom icon" box, but it still shows up as the older one
[07:10] <JaseX> Hmm.
[07:11] <JaseX> Are you using the menu bar?
[07:11] <Rolaulten> no...I'm not seeing any backups... :(
[07:11] <zcat[1]> Serway, log out and back in?
[07:11] <Rolaulten> is there a way to restore everything to how it was off the live cd?
[07:11] <ezzieyguywuf> Rolaulten: which config files are we talkin about here?
[07:11] <JaseX> Serway: if not just goto ~/.icons/ and replace the distributor logo with your logo.
[07:11] <JaseX> in your current icon theme
[07:11] <ezzieyguywuf> Rolaulten: do a clean install :-D
[07:12] <Rolaulten> you think thats the most painless?
[07:12] <Serway> ill try logging-in and out, ill brb
[07:12] <zcat[1]> Rolaulten, make a new admin user, then log into that, copy what you want to keep, and delete the old user?
[07:13] <Rolaulten> ok...
[07:13] <ezzieyguywuf> Rolaulten: not really. if you have a lot of stuff configed and don't want to re-config, it'd probably be easier to track down what config files aircrack edited, then search for an original copy of  those config files
[07:13] <raul1> anyone know why i cannot set launcher on my awn?
[07:13] <zcat[1]> Rolaulten, probably you can just delete .gnome2 and that will reset most config
[07:13] <ezzieyguywuf> rolaulten: yea! zcats idea sounds great :-D
[07:13] <ezzieyguywuf> both of them do
[07:13] <ezzieyguywuf> i'm gonna ask one last time, then I need to get to bed ﻿can someone help me understand the following "acpi_fakekey gets the key numbers for specific events generated as output by scripts in /etc/acpi/ and writes them to the correct input FIFO in /dev/input/eventx. " I understand that it gets a key number, but what does it then do with the key number? what happens after it get written in eventx and what is FIFO?
[07:13] <Serway> unfortuatley the log-in log-out didnt work, ill try changin the icon in the directory
[07:14] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, "It's black magic. Nobody understands it" ;)
[07:14] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: haha
[07:14] <raul1> ezziey, i added a launcher
[07:14] <raul1> but it dosn't show up on the bar
[07:14] <raul1> only active windows show :(
[07:14] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: how did you add the launcher?
[07:14] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, this channel only handles newb questions.. You might be waiting a while for an answer to yours.
[07:15] <raul1> "Add"
[07:15] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: where would I go for those sorts of questions?
[07:15] <raul1> launchers tab in Awn manager
[07:15] <Rolaulten> ok, I think I'll go play with a live cd...its my laptop...not much is configured with it as is
[07:15] <nutricycle> does wine work well these days?
[07:15] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: try dragging it from the applications menu and dropping it into awn
[07:15] <zcat[1]> ezzieyguywuf, the forums I think tend to handle more in-depth stuff.
[07:15] <Rolaulten> thanks fokes
[07:15] <raul1> nothing happends
[07:15] <raul1> i see the + but it dosn't stick.
[07:15] <ezzieyguywuf> zcat: yea, i'll try that out. I was looking for a more lightning-speed response, lol
[07:16] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: try restarting awn. Right click-close, then re-open it
[07:16] <raul1> ﻿nutricycle: wine is getting better every day.
[07:16] <raul1> will do ezziey
[07:16] <threefcata> how to change the language of vim at the text area? langmenu only changes the menu bar..
[07:17] <raul1> oh i see it now
[07:17] <raul1> :D
[07:17] <raul1> thank you
[07:17] <amanu> raul1: i had recently back up my softwares installed in ubuntu using aptoncd now while im trying to install it in other system which wont have internet connection its showing a roor message failed to download some packages what does it mean?
[07:17] <amanu> any suggesstions?
[07:17] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: lol no prob
[07:17] <raul1> amanu: you dont got internet connection
[07:18] <raul1> so it cant download from the server
[07:18] <raul1> in terms saying ":dude wth its not there:"
[07:18] <amanu> yes i have but my friend wont have
[07:18] <raul1> im triyng to explain..
[07:18] <Serway> JaseX, i did it, i just replaced it with the 1x1, too bad i had to go through all that hassle...
[07:18] <raul1> the error = no internet = no downloads
[07:18] <raul1> get it ?
[07:18] <Bajoran> Bajoraptor
[07:18] <Elive_user39> dont know who asked me about this before, but here is the link to download music from myspace without any tools: http://www.Download.Myspace.Music.43.gs
[07:18] <amanu> yes
[07:19] <raul1> lol elive?
[07:19] <Elive_user39> yo elive
[07:19] <JaseX> I know :( sorry Serway, easiest way I knew though.
[07:19] <Bajoraptor> I copied wine over to the partiton then symlinked it to the home directory, but whenever I try to execute a file it complains that I don't have permissions
[07:19] <JaseX> Perhaps you'll get a better fix.
[07:19] <Bajoraptor> even though i've sudo chmod -R 777 the directories
[07:20] <raul1> wow awn's runs like 00000.1 cpu +recommended o.o
[07:21] <Bajoraptor> jasex, i've copied the wine directory over to the /vdisk/ then symlinked it back and it is symlinked into home, but wine complains that I don't have permissions to access any of the stuff whenever I try to run it
[07:21] <ezzieyguywuf> i stopped using compiz cuz it slightly slowed down my comps response time and cuz it killed sleep on my laptop. I'm working on a workaround though :-D
[07:21] <amanu> raul1:i hv internet  but i wnat to run all programs installed in my system over there can i?
[07:21] <JaseX> Bajoraptor: that's because you moved with sudo
[07:21] <raul1> you would need to save the .deb files
[07:21] <raul1> or bring his pc to your house
[07:21] <EXT4> how can i resize with fdisk
[07:21] <raul1> hook the ethernet cable and do it there
[07:21] <JaseX> Bajoraptor: try this chmod -R user:user /vdisk/.wine or whatever directory
[07:22] <JaseX> sudo chmod* @ Bajoraptor
[07:22] <amanu> raul1:yes i hv saved my packages into my system using apton cd
[07:22] <roxygirl> how do i recursively look for wma files in nautilus, so that i can convert them in my music folders?
[07:22] <Serway> JaseX, thanks
[07:23] <JaseX> Serway:  welcome
[07:23] <raul1> ok then you should be able to install them
[07:23] <Bajoraptor> JaseX: chmod: invalid mode: `mattop:mattop'
[07:23] <deepak_> hi......to all
[07:23] <Bajoraptor> ;[
[07:23] <zcat[1]> problem with copying debs, some of the packages in restricted-extras don't actually contain anything but a script to download and install stuff that can't be redistributed.
[07:23] <JaseX> hold on Bajoraptor for proper syntax
[07:24] <zcat[1]> so if you copy a package like flashplugin-nonfree you still need an internet connection when you install it
[07:24] <raul1> ok well good night folks.
[07:24] <nutricycle> cool, fruit machines work in wine, i wonder if visual pinball will too
[07:24] <deepak_> any one plz guide me how to make partion on ubuntu at the time of instalation
[07:24] <shashi1> I have added a new server package server in /etc/apt/sources.list file. I want to find out , what are DEB packages available from that new added server. Please anyone give me, what is the command to find-out ?
[07:24] <raul1> "﻿contain anything but a script to download and install stuff that can't be redistributed.", what he said lol.
[07:25] <deepak_> i am new user
[07:25] <raul1> .deb packages usually are just like a download link
[07:25] <ezzieyguywuf> how can i easily compare all the directories in one location to those in another? I recently re-ripped my music collection (organized as artist>album>tracks) and know I've missed a bunch that I either borrowed or lost etc... so I want to compare my ~/home/Music folder to my new /media/disk/FLAC folder. any suggestions?
[07:25] <raul1> especially for the file
[07:25] <raul1> ezziey
[07:25] <raul1> oldselect all
[07:25] <albech_> anyone here use ubuntu as a crosdev host?
[07:25] <raul1> move to new 1
[07:25] <shital> deepak_: r u installing it right now?
[07:25] <raul1> ask for overwrite
[07:25] <raul1> say yes o.o?
[07:26] <deepak_> no not right now
[07:26] <deepak_> shital
[07:26] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: wait, what exactly is it your suggesting?
[07:27] <JaseX> Bajoraptor: try this sudo chown -R user:user /vdisk/.wine or whatever directory
[07:27] <JaseX> Sorry
[07:27] <JaseX> am half asleep...
[07:27] <JaseX> with headache.
[07:27] <FloodBot3> JaseX: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:27] <zcat[1]> anyhoooo, dropping off a computer soon so GTG
[07:27] <raul1> if you copy ur old/new folder's files into anathor
[07:27] <deepak_> shital me not installing right now
[07:27] <raul1> it will sorta "sync" or tell you witch are new
[07:27] <raul1> and witch aren't
[07:27] <Bajoraptor> JaseX: runs but dosen't do anything
[07:28] <Bajoraptor> can't even run winecfg
[07:28] <JaseX> hmm.
[07:28] <JaseX> where in /vdisk is it copied to?
[07:28] <raul1> thats what i used to do with my ipod/sansa clip files
[07:28] <Bajoraptor> base dir of vdisk
[07:28] <Bajoraptor> lol
[07:28] <shital> deepak_: atleast u gone through ubuntu installation steps?
[07:28] <nutricycle> how can i access my windows installation from ubuntu?
[07:28] <Bajoraptor> should I make a home directory in vdisk?
[07:28] <ezzieyguywuf> raul1: hm, that just may work
[07:28] <raul1> lols
[07:28] <raul1> simple but gets job done.
[07:29] <Bajoraptor> nvm got it JaseX
[07:29] <JaseX> Bajoraptor: sudo chmod -R bajo:bajo /vdisk/.wine should work
[07:29] <JaseX> bajo being example.
[07:29] <deepak_> ya but but i dont no what file system use
[07:29] <falstaff> In picassa the curser doesn't act right ... it won't go all the way across the screen how do I fix this?
[07:29] <Bajoraptor>  sudo chown -R mattop:mattop /home/mattop/.wine/
[07:29] <Bajoraptor> :X
[07:29] <JaseX> and .wine if that's how it exists.
[07:29] <deepak_> shital
[07:29] <Rat409> Bajoraptor: its sudo chown -R username:groupname (i.e. primary user group)
[07:29] <Bajoraptor> where it was symlinked to
[07:29] <JaseX> no Bajoraptor
[07:29] <JaseX> Bajoraptor: you want to chown the symlink yes... but you must chown the files you copied too.
[07:29] <raul1> night folks 11:29 am school tomorrow *sigh* goodbyeubuntu community!
[07:29] <Bajoraptor> I chowned both
[07:30] <shital> deepak_:  u just give root partition of about 10GB with ext3 type
[07:30] <Bajoraptor> and now stuff runs
[07:30] <Bajoraptor> D:
[07:30] <shashi1>  I have added a new package server in /etc/apt/sources.list file. I want to find out , what are DEB packages available from that new added server. Please anyone give me, what is the command to find-out ?
[07:30] <shital> and this depends what and how many apps u install
[07:30] <Quartermaster1> will Ubuntu work on a 10 gig hd ok?
[07:30] <Tidus> Quartermaster1: last time i did a small install it was kubuntu on a 6gb so I think it should work ok
[07:31] <Bajoran> oops
[07:31] <dogan> .
[07:31] <JaseX> Bajoran: does it work now?
[07:31] <Quartermaster1> kool
[07:31] <Bajoraptor> jasex works now
[07:31] <Bajoraptor> 25gigs free for wine
[07:31] <Bajoraptor> 8D
[07:31] <JaseX> Bajoraptor:  :D I'm glad
[07:31] <falstaff> Qurtermaster yes it will ... Ubunto uses around 6 gig ...
[07:31] <JaseX> Alright bad headache... bedtime for me.
[07:31] <deepak_> here instalation is completed but partion is not showing on
[07:31] <Quartermaster1> ok just wanted to check
[07:31] <Quartermaster1> ty
[07:31] <Serway> Hey guys, in your opinions, what is the best fixed-width font?
[07:31] <deepak_> only filesystem is apear
[07:32] <Tidus> Serway: terminus
[07:32] <deepak_> shital
[07:32] <jim_p> Serway: monotype
[07:33] <shital> deepak_: where r u from?
[07:34] <deepak_> me form gurgaon a b.tech student n u
[07:34] <deepak_> shital
[07:34] <shital> from Bangalore
[07:34] <deepak_> what are you doning student or working
[07:35] <deepak_> shital
[07:35] <shital> wrking
[07:35] <bill> hey do i need to install DX in wine to play games
[07:35] <deepak_> in software field
[07:35] <falstaff> My copy of picassa isn't working right the cursor doesn't only goes half-way across the screen??
[07:35] <Pulpie> can someone give me their output from the 'apt-get update' command, i need it for public use for educational purposes (a program im creating)
[07:35] <amanu>  i had recently back up my softwares installed in ubuntu using aptoncd now while im trying to install it in other system which wont have internet connection its showing a error message failed to download some packages what does it mean?
[07:36] <ezzieyguywuf> is there an alternative command for dircmp b/c it is not an available command
[07:36] <amanu> any suggesstions....
[07:36] <deepak_> shital
[07:37] <monike1> it chaos in here.is there a list of other" sub" channels for  Ubuntu?
[07:37] <NeverSleep> hello to all i must be say mine english is not so good but if someone can help me whith a problem and can say sure something, i will kiss him ;p
[07:37] <NeverSleep> x0ax0a0xa0xa0x0ax0ax0a0xa0x0a0xa0x0axa
[07:37] <NeverSleep> ;p
[07:37] <Pulpie> NeverSleep: just tell us your problem
[07:37] <bill> do i need DX in wine to play games
[07:37] <Pulpie> bill: dx for wine is not complete
[07:38] <bill> do i need to install drivers for my video card in wine then
[07:38] <Pulpie> bill: no
[07:38] <Pulpie> bill: DX for wine is not complete the game you are trying to install is not compatible or it is and your trying to install it the wrong way
[07:38] <bill> well every time i play hjalo trial it messes up and acts weird
[07:38] <atul> deepak_, It will ask you for partition I assume you 40 GB for Linux and give 1'st Partition with "/" Give size for root 12GB and on mount flag it will shown u there.
[07:39] <atul> deepak_, Note down this steps
[07:39] <falstaff> I have a gnome screen calibration program that will change the screen but the window show up as blank white spaces.
[07:39] <amanu>  i had recently back up my softwares installed in ubuntu using aptoncd now while im trying to install it in other system which wont have internet connection its showing a error message failed to download some packages what does it mean?
[07:39] <amanu> any suggesstions....
[07:39] <deepak_> i am using 80 gb
[07:40] <atul> deepak_, 2's partion is for "Home", almost 15 GB give it. 3'rd "Swap partition", 4 GB and You done.
[07:40] <atul> deepak_, if You have 80GB and double the values that I mention it to You.
[07:40] <atul> shear, correct me If wrong in guiding file system partition.
[07:41] <Pulpie> amanu: i have heard "aptoncp sucks and it doesn't work" others have said "aptoncd has never worked for me"
[07:41] <deepak_> thax
[07:41] <deepak_> atul
[07:41] <atul> shital, , correct me If wrong in guiding file system partition.
[07:41] <NeverSleep> Pulpie hello i am from Greece and i have a laptop asus f5vlseries it has ethernet card 802.11 g/b atheros and it can't be in monitor mode is only manage :/ is any driver for this problem?
[07:41] <atul> deepak_, no prob. always welcome.
[07:41] <deepak_> thanks sir
[07:41] <amanu> deepak_:u belon to which branch(btech)
[07:41] <deepak_> one thing more
[07:42] <Cheeky> ﻿i ran this script on my server to create the tables for db "factory" and i got this error "mysql  -u root -p factory <create.txt" and it gave me this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/49190/ could anyone give me a hand ?
[07:42] <amanu> Pulpie:any alternatives
[07:42] <deepak_> i am using monodeveloper for c# programing at ubuntu
[07:42] <Pulpie> amanu: not that i know of, if google doesn't know either then i will have to assume "no"
[07:42] <deepak_> and i am able to give values at the run time
[07:42] <amanu> ok
[07:43] <Pulpie> deepak_: im a perl programmer for pulpie... the learning community shell server
[07:43] <deepak_> means not able to insert values at run time
[07:43] <deepak_> plz tell me about this
[07:43] <deepak_> pulpie
[07:43] <NeverSleep> i read for the b43 driver but i am afraid for damage to system
[07:43] <deepak_> atul
[07:44] <deepak_> shital
[07:44] <atul> deepak_, Yes any problem
[07:44] <deepak_> ya
[07:44] <Shirakawasuna> hiya.  I'm going to install ubuntu on a friend's laptop, but what do you think is a better idea right now: installing 8.04 or the 'intrepid' option on this page? http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[07:44] <deepak_> problem in using
[07:44] <deepak_> c#
[07:44] <amanu> Pulpie:is there any similar chat room in ubuntu to practice c,c++,java,html,xml?
[07:44] <Pulpie> deepak_: #pulpie pulpie.ath.cx fushi.sourceforge.net are all creations of myself.
[07:44] <Shirakawasuna> While I have some decent linux admin skills, my friend does not.  Would the intrepid discs be waaay too unstable right now?
[07:44] <Pulpie> amanu: #pulpie #linux and sometimes #shellium
[07:45] <Pulpie> deepak_: I serve people to help them learn and what not
[07:45] <amanu> where can i found them?
[07:45] <Pulpie> amanu: here in this network
[07:45] <Pulpie> amanu: on other networks #linux on dalnet was never good for me...
[07:45] <amanu> where to go into that
[07:46] <Pulpie> amanu: im sorry im not sure what you mean by that.
[07:47] <amanu> i mean i just know xchat i want to find if any similar rooms to chat for technical stuff regarding programming languages is im clear?
[07:47] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: well, there's usually channels devoted to each language
[07:47] <B3z3rk3r> evening all :)
[07:48] <amanu> Shirakawasuna: how to login into those channels
[07:48] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: there's ##c, #d, #c++...
[07:48] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: using standard IRC commands :).  /join #channel
[07:48] <amanu> how can i join there
[07:48] <B3z3rk3r> anyone in here have a GTX280 ????
[07:48] <amanu> shall i need to type them in terminal
[07:49] <NickRead> Just in your IRC chat window here
[07:49] <Pulpie> amanu: type /list -yes
[07:49] <NickRead> /join #java
[07:49] <NickRead> yes
[07:49] <NickRead> /list
[07:49] <FloodBot3> NickRead: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:49] <Pulpie> NickRead: ^_^
[07:49] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: /list will show you a list of channels
[07:50] <Pulpie> amanu: careful a lot of times getting the list will eat up a bunch of bandwidth sometimes
[07:50] <amanu> Shirakawasuna:wher to type list?
[07:50] <Pulpie> amanu: in xch
[07:50] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: there's lots of standard commands: go to google and search for 'irc commands' or 'mirc commands' and you'll find a bunch of helpful guides
[07:50] <Pulpie> amanu: xchat*
[07:50] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: the same place you're typing things right now, silly
[07:50] <Shirakawasuna> amanu: type /join #c++
[07:50] <Cheeky> can anyone help me with running sql scripts to creat tables and populate the tables please?
[07:51] <htang> interesting, i want to know how to talk to one person only?
[07:51] <Nata-Oh> hey guys
[07:51] <brandonmpace> hi all
[07:51] <Nata-Oh> I have a problem in evolution about tnef
[07:51] <Shirakawasuna> htang: /notice or /msg.  /msg opens a private chat, /notice will simply be in the main room, but only they can see it
[07:52] <Cheeky> brandonmpace: sup
[07:53] <edlv> can anyone tellme how to play real media files
[07:53] <htang> when you replay to me, you message is marked red, and I reply to you , is the message marked different color?
[07:53] <pedro> download real media player for linux
[07:53] <peepsalot> i'm trying ardour for the first time and i hear clipping when I play a wav file(which sounds fine in other apps).
[07:53] <Pulpie> deepak_: did you need anymore information on pulpie?
[07:53] <pedro> how do i configure wine? what do i gotta do to make it work?
[07:53] <edlv> pedro:from where?can u tell me please..im new to linux
[07:53] <brandonmpace> edlv: vlc media player
[07:54] <ghaleb__> hello, I'm trying to get freeradius source, I get this problem E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy-security_main_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[07:54] <ghaleb__> E: Failed to download freeradius
[07:54] <pedro> sorry
[07:54] <Pulpie> pedro: how do you want to make it work
[07:54] <edlv> brandonmpace:vlc mediaplayer doesnt play rm files
[07:54] <pedro> http://www.real.com/linux
[07:54] <Pulpie> pedro: also this question might be best asked in #winehq
[07:54] <pedro> pulpie: i want to run utorrent
[07:54] <deepak_> no thax
[07:54] <edlv> pedro:thanks..
[07:55] <Pulpie> deepak_: well im glad i could be helpful
[07:55] <deepak_> pulpie
[07:55] <brandonmpace> pedro: winecfg on a terminal
[07:55] <Nata-Oh> ....
[07:55] <Pulpie> deepak_: yes?
[07:55] <Shirakawasuna> if I install the intrepid alpha, will it get updated over time to the stable release?
[07:55] <peepsalot> pedro, look on here for your app, if there are special configs needed, it should say: http://appdb.winehq.org/
[07:55] <deepak_> thax pulpie
[07:55] <Pulpie> deepak_: no problem.
[07:55] <peepsalot> anyone here successfully running ardour?
[07:56] <Pulpie> peepsalot: its best to ask more of a general question rather then a narrow one.
[07:56] <Pulpie> peepsalot: what seems to be your problem?
[07:56] <Brainyiscool> I know this isn't for proftpd help, but there doesn't seem to be anyone in #proftpd, so can anyone here help me with a configuration issue?
[07:56] <amanu> can u tell me how to join
[07:56] <Pulpie> amanu: join what?
[07:57] <Brainyiscool> I cna login fine, but whenever I try and transfer, it uses uid and gid 65533
[07:57] <peepsalot> Pulpie, when i play a file in ardour, it sounds distorted / clipping sounds
[07:57] <Brainyiscool> Any idea how to make it used the values form the database
[07:57] <amanu> join into a channel
[07:57] <Brainyiscool> ?
[07:57] <MonsieurBon> hello
[07:57] <Pulpie> peepsalot: then that doesn't sound like a ardour problem its a sound server problem what sound server are you using?
[07:57] <Pulpie> amanu: type /join #channelname
[07:58] <Pulpie> amanu: like this /join #pulpie
[07:58] <amanu> Pulpie: ohhh where to type
[07:58] <Pulpie> amanu: you type that like you type in the channel
[07:58] <amanu> im new to ubuntu
[07:58] <MonsieurBon> what is better supported with Ubuntu nowadays for video cards, ATI or nVidia?
[07:58] <Cheeky> could any one help me with Msql please ?
[07:58] <amanu> i knows nothing here
[07:58] <peepsalot> Pulpie, ardour uses jack
[07:58] <amanu> except terminal
[07:58] <amanu> ok
[07:58] <colt> Good afternoon, my ubuntu defined /var/log/switch/switch.log to receive switch log, every thing goes well, but i find the same log record in /var/log/syslog, this means i have 2 copy of switch log,WHY.......
[07:58] <Pulpie> amanu: type /join #pulpie in xchat
[07:59] <amanu>  /join #c++
[07:59] <pedro> got it running
[07:59] <Pulpie> amanu: O_O type it without a space
[07:59] <c0_co0lllLLL> exuseme
[07:59] <Pulpie> c0_co0lllLLL: whats up?
[07:59] <amanu>  /join#c++
[07:59]  * peepsalot laughs
[07:59] <MonsieurBon> amanu, no space before / ^^
[07:59] <yao_ziyuan> what's the unix name of NetworkManager Applet?
[07:59] <Pulpie> amanu: no type /join #c++ with out a space before /
[07:59] <yao_ziyuan> i want to stop it from starting
[08:00] <yao_ziyuan> found
[08:00] <amanu> yes i joined
[08:00] <amanu> thank u
[08:00] <Pulpie> amanu: no problem
[08:00] <c0_co0lllLLL> can any people help me for konfigur webmin for squid
[08:00] <Pulpie> amanu: there are many commands like that
[08:00] <amanu> how to know all rooms available
[08:01] <Pulpie> amanu: type /list
[08:01] <MonsieurBon> amanu, /nick YourNewNickName is an important one :)
[08:01] <Pulpie> amanu: it should give you a list of whats called "channels"
[08:01] <c0_co0lllLLL> thx pulpie
[08:01] <Pulpie> amanu: yes /nick will change your nick to what ever is after that
[08:01] <Pulpie> c0_co0lllLLL: what did i do?
[08:02] <Pulpie> c0_co0lllLLL: :/
[08:02] <Cheeky> ﻿hey could some one please help me ? iam trying to populate these tww sciprts one creates 5 tables and the other script populates them .. i have mysql and i ran this script to create the tables for the db name 'factory ' : "mysql factory -u root -p  <create.txt " but it errored on me and gave me this output : http://paste.ubuntu.com/49190/ could some one help me please ?
[08:03] <pedro> i got a launcher with an icon, where do i know where the icon image is located so i could get another launcher to have the same icon?
[08:03] <MonsieurBon> Cheeky, well, there's a mysql error on that line!
[08:04] <MonsieurBon> Cheeky, you might get better help in #mysql though...
[08:04] <aaron_> pedro, did you try to right click on the icon and see if you can find the path to the icon being used?
[08:04] <Cheeky> MonsieurBon: yeah man no one is there lol
[08:05] <Nata-Oh> I want to open tnef file in evolutions. How to do it?
[08:05] <colt> Why /var/log/syslog & /var/log/switch.log ( defined to receive switch log ) have the same switch log? i only need 1 copy.
[08:05] <pedro> aaronwhen i right click it opens the menu with open, cut, copy, etc.. i click properties and theres the icon, wich i can click, but when i do, it just takes me to a window to select a new custom icon, not giving me a clue where the old one is
[08:05] <pedro> _
[08:06] <pedro> sorry, little mistake here
[08:06] <Nata-Oh> because right now the evolutions just see only an attachment "winmail.dat"
[08:07] <legendsohai> Is there anybody know how to list all of the command which is available?
[08:07] <Timberwolf5578> Can someone please tell me what is the best dock to use in Gnome?
[08:07] <pedro> aaron_ ?
[08:07]  * Pulpie goes back to programming his educational program
[08:07] <iFvwm> pedro: goto  ~/.gnome2/panel2.d/default/launchers
[08:07] <iFvwm> or /usr/share/applications
[08:07] <colt> OH, only question no reply. who can help me
[08:07] <Pulpie> colt: whats the problem?
[08:08] <Shirakawasuna> colt: if you mean they're the same, have you made sure one isn't a link? (ls -la)
[08:08] <aaron_> pedro, it should give you the path of the icon being used at the top of that window to select a icon
[08:08] <hotmonkeyluv> my feet stink
[08:08] <brandonmpace> Timberwolf5578: I´m not sure but cairo-dock looks pretty neat
[08:08] <colt> No, i sure
[08:09] <Pulpie> colt: syslog logs everything switch.log only logs switch the system logs things in switch but also log the whole system the reason they are the same is that switch is the only thing that is logging in the system
[08:09] <legend2440> pedro: there are some here   /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/gnome-panel-launcher.svg
[08:09] <pedro> aaron_ : no it doesnt and iFvwm : couldnt find it, maybe because i installed it under wine
[08:09] <c0_co0lllLLL> source webmin squid
[08:09] <untermensch> if i ssh into a machine with no x server, and i use the -X command with ssh and try to bring up a GUI program, will it?
[08:09] <NickRead> untermensch: most likely
[08:10] <untermensch> NickRead: awesome :D
[08:10] <iFvwm> pedro: under wine?
[08:10] <pedro> yes
[08:10] <Pulpie> untermensch: no
[08:10] <NickRead> Pulpie: huh?  Yeah you can.
[08:10] <untermensch> Pulpie: no? :( :(
[08:11] <Pulpie> NickRead: you need forwarding
[08:11] <karaj> how can i control cpu fans speed?
[08:11] <aaron_> pedro, what icon are you looking for?
[08:11] <NickRead> Pulpie: That's what -X does - X11 forwarding
[08:11] <Pulpie> oh wait >.>
[08:11] <Pulpie> NickRead: oops sorry
[08:11] <pedro> the utorrent one
[08:11] <Pulpie> untermensch: yes it will, 100% sure
[08:11] <untermensch> NickRead: but it wouldn't have an x
[08:11] <untermensch> Pulpie: what if the machine i'm sshing into has no x?
[08:12] <Pulpie> untermensch: still fine
[08:12] <NickRead> ssh -X user@server
[08:12] <iFvwm> pedro: if it appearred on panel. i think you also can found the path, some desktop will hold those infor.
[08:12] <NickRead> Bam!
[08:12] <untermensch> Pulpie: ok sweet :D
[08:12] <NickRead> xclock
[08:12] <Pulpie> untermensch: the sshd needs to have port forwarding enabled as well through
[08:12] <untermensch> NickRead: i didn't know if not having an x installed would be a problem
[08:12] <untermensch> Pulpie: what do you mean?
[08:12] <MitkOK> Hey, guys. Can you recommend me tiwtter client. I've tried gTwitter and Twitux, also a plugin for Pidgin but never liked any of them.
[08:12] <legendsohai> Is there anybody know how to list all commands which is available in terminal?
[08:12] <Pulpie> untermensch: the host match should have /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[08:12] <pedro> but where iFvwm?
[08:13] <_coredump_> moinsen
[08:13] <NickRead> untermensch: that's fine - as Pulpie also said though, ensure you have forwarding enabled on the server.  Also, you may get some problems with XAuth (possible, but not likely).
[08:13] <pedro> ooo found a way
[08:13] <scuser> hi all, I'm using ubuntu 8.04 and installed kerberos according to this tutorial http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/kerberos.html, but when I type kinit I receive no tickets, can anyone help me with that ?
[08:13] <untermensch> NickRead: why?
[08:13] <untermensch> Pulpie: i've never had to edit that.. i'll go take a look now
[08:13] <falstaff> how do I uninstall picasa from my ubuntu system?
[08:13] <NickRead> untermensch: you should be fine if it's another Ubuntu (or other modern Linux system) as the server
[08:14] <NickRead> untermensch: I've had problems with older distros, solairs machines, etc...
[08:14] <untermensch> NickRead: it will most likely be ubuntu server edition
[08:14] <pedro> yeah, got it working
[08:14] <iFvwm> pedro: i give you 2 directory, one for panel, one for menu. a lot of *.desktop you can find, and use "cat *.desktop|grep utorrent" to find it.
[08:14] <untermensch> NickRead: sensable
[08:14] <brandonmpace> pedro: your wine c drive is in your home folder, just go there, press Ctrl+H, and go to the folder  labeled .wine  then .drive_c
[08:14] <Cheeky> any one good with MySQL ?
[08:15] <pedro> already made it work, thanks anyway
[08:15] <falstaff> Can I just rm the .picasa folder?
[08:15] <brandonmpace> Cheeky:  just join #mysql        there´s 400 ppl there
[08:16] <Cheeky> brandonmpace: the place is dead
[08:16] <maozhang> has anyone gotten pyaimt to work?
[08:16] <brandonmpace> Cheeky:  did you try asking someone out of the user list directly, in the channel? you know like you just did to me?
[08:17] <Cheeky> brandonmpace: no id dint there are soo many they would probbaly ignore it or think its rude .. you know ..
[08:17] <peepsalot> is realtime kernel a requirement for running jack?
[08:18] <Cheeky> brandonmpace: iam soo dam close to start learning ... but i cant bloody run these two scriptys pathetic
[08:18] <peepsalot> ...i mean for running it without it sounding terrible
[08:18] <falstaff> How do uninstall picasa?
[08:18] <Binaerfreak> http://tinyurl.com/5qdkzs
[08:19] <brandonmpace> peepsalot: I don´t think so, do have a good sound card?
[08:20] <legend2440> falstaff: open /opt  delete picasa folder
[08:20] <peepsalot> brandonmpace, dunno, it's onboard sound.  i can't even remember what kind right now
[08:20] <Pulpie> falstaff: apt-get remove --purge picasa
[08:20] <brandonmpace> peepsalot: if it´s onboard I´ve never had luck with jack using onboard
[08:21] <legend2440> falstaff: yes what Pulpie said. i forgot it was in synaptic
[08:22] <deepak_> how to mout flash drive me usning ubuntu 8.04
[08:22] <deepak_> plz anyone help me
[08:22] <Pulpie> deepak_: plug it in
[08:22] <edlv> im not able to make my 5.1channel speakers work.only the front speakers work.anyone help ,please
[08:22] <Pulpie> deepak_: it should pop up with new drives on the desktop right click them and hit mount
[08:23] <brandonmpace> edlv: this is a common problem
[08:23] <c0_co0lllLLL> pulpie can sent source webmin for squid
[08:23] <falstaff> Thank you pulpie and legend2440
[08:24] <brandonmpace> edlv: I have not  heard of a solution
[08:24] <Pulpie> c0_co0lllLLL: i am not sure how to help you with that i have never used webmin or squid
[08:24] <edlv> brandonmpace:thanks
[08:25] <user_> I am having a bit of a difficult time getting my raid controller to work properly with ubuntu.. the controller is picked up fine, the module is installed.. but unfortunately each of the drives are detected separately.. this is a hardware raid.. so I thought is houdl be picked up as one individual drive
[08:25] <brandonmpace> user_: you may just want to get the alternate install disk and do software raid to accomplish the same thing
[08:26] <user_> brandonmpace: hmm.. I was hoping to stay away from a software raid
[08:26] <user_> brandonmpace: I figure I have this beautiful controller :) everything should work fine
[08:26] <brandonmpace> user_: yea I wish but that´s computers for ya
[08:27] <user_> :)
[08:27] <peepsalot> brandonmpace, I gotta buy more stuff i guess :-/
[08:28] <tv7497> guys i just installed gtkpod but my pod isnt detected its present in /media/ipod but gtkpod doesnt detect it what might have gone wrong
[08:28] <brandonmpace> peepsalot: http://www.newegg.com/Store/Category.aspx?Category=36&name=Sound-Cards-MIDI-Devices just find a decent one and look up if it is supported on ubuntu using google
[08:29] <brandonmpace> peepsalot: also if you can use a program that uses alsa or pulseaudio, you will get better results
[08:29] <B3z3rk3r> anyone got a  Nvidia GTX280?
[08:29] <peepsalot> brandonmpace, i want to use ardour.  other apps do not seem to have as much functionality
[08:29] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: do you need to know which driver to use?
[08:30] <jitu3485> deepak_,
[08:30] <_LiNuX_> hi i use Firestaster (Firewall program) is this a good program for protecting a Linux computer
[08:30] <B3z3rk3r> not exactly brandonmpace, i know i need to use the beta ones
[08:30] <peepsalot> i'm gonna try rt kernel anyways, see if that helps
[08:30] <Pulpie> how is dist-upgrade and upgrade different, dist-upgrade upgrades stuff like kernel and other serious system stuff right?
[08:30] <fakeer> PS2 to USB connector not working for my Microsoft standard 500 keyboard and mouse that I use in my Dell Vostro 1500
[08:30] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, however, i cant seem to get it keep my resolution after i reboot ???
[08:30] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, any ideas?
[08:31] <kr00l> I need help getting XBMC to install on Ubuntu 8.04. Can i get some help? here is the web page http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?p=185738
[08:31] <brandonmpace> brandonmpace: you have to use beta for that? hmm guess I can´t help sorry, I will research this though
[08:31] <Theban> I have tried debmirror 3 times and it gives me "Transfer truncated" on each attempt. Does anyone know what I _should_ do?
[08:31] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, yeah, 177.31 i think...
[08:32] <brandonmpace> _LiNuX_: that or ufw (uncomplicated firewall)
[08:32] <scuser> hi all, does this message mean that I have a ticket or not http://paste.ubuntu.com/49208/ ?
[08:33] <TeslaTony> Does anyone know of a way to speed up SimpleBackup?
[08:34] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: have you tried the driver? I would
[08:34] <raul1> anyone have working armyops? i cant seem to run it at all
[08:34] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, yeah i have it working properly after a little manual editing of the .conf file
[08:35] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: that´s always fun ;)
[08:35] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, but when rebooting it forgets what i set it too.. wtf?
[08:36] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, have tried running it with sudo privs... nothing. Have tried removing all other possible resolutions from the .conf file.. still manages to reset iteslf
[08:36] <B3z3rk3r> i think my ubuntu is possesed :P
[08:36] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: hopefully new nvidia linux drivers come out when 8.10 does on october 30
[08:36] <raul1> anyone know why my america's army game wont load with the shell script?
[08:37] <radovich> .....good morning...
[08:37] <B3z3rk3r> brandonmpace, they'd better or im gonna throw my toys out the cot. I just spent $500 on this card and it wont fvck1n work! :P
[08:38] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: lol you spent 500 on an nvidia..... wow.
[08:38] <radovich> my laptop is worth that much today :)
[08:38] <exp_> roflcopters
[08:38] <Das_Auge> mine even less
[08:39] <radovich> xD
[08:39] <radovich> the next lol
[08:39] <B3z3rk3r> welll.. $450, + tax is just under.. came OC as stand so saved me a lot of time.. i think its worth it.. plus iv got room for two more on my mobo!!!! hellz yeah ! :D
[08:39]  * exp_ <3's Ubuntu
[08:39] <raul1> anyone know how to configure america's army for ubuntu?
[08:39] <radovich> hell yeah!
[08:39] <maozhang> anyone have any experience with setting up jabber servers and aim transports?
[08:40] <exp_> mmmm sms
[08:40] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: do you even know what ati has to offer for 500?   http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=2010380048%20106792627%201067940679&name=Radeon%20HD%204870%20X2
[08:40] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: lol ownz
[08:40] <Das_Auge> I just did a jabber network with avahi.
[08:40] <radovich> pronograpghy
[08:40] <radovich> pure filth!
[08:41] <radovich> the drivers for that card under ubuntu???
[08:41] <Tamara> Hi all how can help me plz! Have a Ubuntu 8.04 desktop. With gparted i changed the Size of partions  then i installed XP on second partion. now i boot with ubuntu live cd how do i install now new grub with a new mbr record???
[08:41] <rajec> how to enable modul a2enmod userdir under ubuntu?
[08:41] <exp_> that msi is sexy   mmmm
[08:41] <B3z3rk3r> nice specs.. but ATi have always had poor support for their products... ESP with Ubuntu!
[08:41] <radovich> Tamara: like this:
[08:41] <radovich> Tamara: | !grub
[08:41] <radovich> !grub
[08:42] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: lol so people say but I have never, ever had a problem
[08:42] <radovich> Tamara: you will need to boot a live cd. then goto console, and do what it sis on the site. simply:
[08:42]  * B3z3rk3r is a bit of a Nvidia fanboy :P never owned an Ati.. prob never will :P
[08:42] <brandonmpace> !mbr | Tamara this is the way to do it
[08:43] <radovich> boot live cd> open console> type sudo grub> and then install grub again. after that, you will need to edit menu.lst
[08:43] <bluemind> does anyone have experience in configuring alsa with intel hda-audio to work?
[08:43] <radovich> Tamara: so Windows XP will load too.
[08:43] <radovich> bluemind: in ubuntu it works out of the box.
[08:44] <Tamara> thank you very much
[08:44] <radovich> no problem
[08:45] <gukina> Hey guys, how does ubuntu 8.04 run in pentium 4 systems with single core, 1gb ram.
[08:45] <brandonmpace> gukina: it goes fast but 7.10 goes faster
[08:45] <radovich> gukina: great.
[08:45] <bhindi> hy
[08:45] <B3z3rk3r> gukina, yeah, it should run just fine.. welcome to how computing is meant to be :P
[08:45] <radovich> gukina: try kubuntu with no compiz
[08:46] <B3z3rk3r> Vi$ta = FAIL ;)
[08:46] <radovich> yeah!
[08:46] <bhindi> how i can search proxy for my ubuntu
[08:46] <bluemind> radovich: i installed hardy and it didn't work, now i have read the troubleshooting guide, compiled alsa drivers myself, used the alsa 18rc[something] sh script and no luck so far
[08:46] <bhindi> any proxy search soft
[08:46] <Daft_Punk> gukina, i have 1gb ram, with pentium M 2.0ghz (single core) and i have compiz fusion and my laptop is very very fast
[08:46] <B3z3rk3r> Hey Daft_Punk ! Hows things dude?
[08:46] <bhindi> how i can search proxy for my ubuntu
[08:46] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, hey
[08:47] <gukina> Execellent, i was telling my friend about it but i wasn't sure how well it would run on his system.
[08:47] <_LiNuX_> What Firewall i have to install to my PC toy fell for secure?
[08:47] <radovich> bluemind:  you need hda_intel enabled i think. in kernel
[08:47] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, ur not on msn x.x
[08:47] <_LiNuX_> Pc=LInux ubuntu
[08:47] <bhindi> how i can search proxy for my ubuntu
[08:47] <Theban> Does anyone see a problem with this command? It stops less than 10% of the way through every time. "sudo debmirror --verbose --progress --method=http --host=ie.archive.ubuntu.com --arch=i386 --source --dist=hardy,hardy-security,hardy-updates,hardy-backports --section=main,main/debian-installer,universe --ignore-release-gpg --root=ubuntu /var/www"
[08:47] <Daft_Punk> _LiNuX_, u dont need a firewall on linux, if you have to have one you can use avast (for linux) its free.
[08:47] <radovich> bhindi: what does that mean?
[08:47] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, nah man, forget to sign it in sometimes, and i dont like it booting upon startup..
[08:47] <bluemind> radovich: how do i go on doing that?
[08:47] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, me neither but i always start it :o
[08:48] <anakin_> Hello all, I've got my new system setup - with only one problem. My onboard sound is surround 7.1 but I have just a pair of 2 stereo speakers. So most of the spoken dialog is lost.
[08:48] <bhindi> making proxy list rad
[08:48] <brandonmpace> !firewall | bluemind
[08:48] <_LiNuX_> Daft_Punk:  gurdian dog?
[08:48] <_LiNuX_> is'nt good?>
[08:48] <anakin_> Can someone please tell me how to configure the sound card so that it'll down mix the channels by default?
[08:48] <bluemind> brandonmpace: ?
[08:48] <anakin_> Right now I am getting by using mplayer's ao / channel options.
[08:48] <Daft_Punk> _LiNuX_, guarddog and firestarter are for managing the iptables in linux. avast is a free virus scanner
[08:48] <brandonmpace> anakin_: this is a common problem and I have not found a single solution
[08:48] <bhindi> radovich pla
[08:49] <radovich> bluemind: oh, man, it was a loong time ago when i edited kernel... you should recompile, unless there is a good gui tool for enabling module nowadays. like one in sidux
[08:49] <anakin_> guess i'll have to go back to my old pci card then.
[08:49] <Finnish> How do I know what chipset I have in my mobo?
[08:49] <B3z3rk3r> _LiNuX_, i think most ppl use firestarter as its more gui friendly
[08:49] <rajec> guys I am getting error Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name when running apache
[08:49] <brandonmpace> bluemind: lol sorry wrong person
[08:49] <_LiNuX_> Daft_Punk:  i have to do anything else exept instal avast firewall?
[08:49] <Joshooa> anakin_: I know there's a way somehow
[08:49] <julle_> is there someway to boost the amount of bass on the soundcard in linux. I've tested the alsamixer but it sounds terrible, another way maybe?
[08:50] <bluemind> brandonmpace: ok, np :P
[08:50] <brandonmpace> !firewall | _LiNuX_
[08:50] <_LiNuX_> i use Firestaster...
[08:50] <Joshooa> anakin_: Are you running your sound through ALSA or PA?
[08:50] <Joshooa> anakin_: Er, PulseAudio
[08:50] <Daft_Punk> _LiNuX_, u dont have to do anything in linux, linux only has like 15 wild viruses compared to the millions windows has, you will not get a virus on linux... ever
[08:50] <B3z3rk3r> julle_, i think audacious comes with a EQ mixer, have u tried that?
[08:51] <bluemind> radovich: i think i installed the kernel modules with the rest of alsa drivers
[08:51] <anakin_> Joshooa, alsa
[08:51] <_LiNuX_> ....ok i 'm a new in the Linux:(
[08:51] <Joshooa> anakin_: Well I know you will probably have to edit your ~/.asouncrc file then.
[08:51] <Daft_Punk> _LiNuX_, linux is secure out of the box, you dont need firewalls or virus scanners
[08:51] <B3z3rk3r> _LiNuX_, in that case welcome, and dont worry about Anti-Vir for Linux :)
[08:51] <fortinet> hi, how can i enter command line mode by default. not start gdm
[08:52] <yunhual> hi, how can i enter command line mode by default. not start gdm
[08:52] <onescomplement> it is silly to state that linux is secure out of the box.  it entirely depends on the choices your distro makes.
[08:52] <anakin_> Joshooa, just to make sure, how do i found out which sound system gnome is using? (System->sound)?
[08:52] <rajec> guys I am getting error Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name when running apache
[08:52] <B3z3rk3r> yunhual, u can just disable the gdm in the services panel
[08:52] <Daft_Punk> _LiNuX_, the only reason you might want a gui to manage iptables (like firestarter) is to manage open ports for certain applications
[08:52] <bluemind> i also downloaded realtek drivers for the specific model of my sound card (integrated), but no luck with those either
[08:52] <Father_Fibula> is there a bash command or something with which i could determine whether or not the problems i'm having in kde and xfce are hardware issues or software issues?
[08:53] <radovich> bluemind: sorry, really don't know then. it really should work out of the box. i never had a problem with ubuntu. (now i installed freebsd7 on another slice of disk> noo sound there)
[08:53] <Daft_Punk> I want more linux, how to obtain? :@ ROAR
[08:53] <Cheeky> Flannel: you think a p2 233 hmz with 128 ran running ubuntu server on a6.4 gig HDD could run mediatopmb and i culd lsten to the fles on my ps3 ?
[08:53] <brandonmpace> onescomplement: yes but when a vulnerability is found it is patched within a week usually
[08:53] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, lol
[08:54] <brandonmpace> lol
[08:54] <Joshooa> anakin_: Click on your speaker and go to preferences and see what you have selected, ALSA or PA
[08:54] <Daft_Punk> ubuntu smash!
[08:54] <bluemind> radovich: ok, maybe i just have to wait for some updates or something, i tried intrepid live-cd and the sound didn't work there either
[08:54] <Joshooa> anakin_: 8.04 comes with PA by default though.
[08:54] <B3z3rk3r> hahaha
[08:54] <_LiNuX_> Daft_Punk: i see in the Firestaster that outcomming is 300mb is someone stiling from me a data?
[08:54] <Daft_Punk> no
[08:55] <radovich> bluemind: what is the configuration of that computer? motherboard, chipset, soundcard..
[08:55] <Theban> is there a better place to go for info on the debmirror command?
[08:55] <exp_> does anyone know of a mp3 alarm clock for linux???     rawr <--
[08:55] <Daft_Punk> exp_, no rawrs :(
[08:55] <B3z3rk3r> there is one for KDE exp_
[08:55] <Daft_Punk> ROAR
[08:55] <B3z3rk3r> called something like KDE Alarm i think?
[08:56] <anakin_> Joshooa, well, on mine, its HDA intel (ALSA). and checked it with System/sound, and i've set it manually to alsa. Next thing to do as you've suggested is tinker with the asound file. Thanks.
[08:56] <B3z3rk3r> original right? :P
[08:56] <Daft_Punk> when ubuntu gets to 11.01 it should be named "Linux Lion" or "Ludacris Leopard"
[08:56] <Daft_Punk> Zany Zebra
[08:56] <exp_> WHAT IT BE
[08:57] <Daft_Punk> !caps | exp_
[08:57] <bluemind> radovich: motherboard is asrock wolfdale1333-glan/m2, soundcard is Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01), uses realtek alc662 codek i think
[08:57] <B3z3rk3r> "ROFLcopter Rendition"  :)
[08:57] <Theban> it wont get to 11.01 it would be 11.04 or 11.10
[08:57] <Daft_Punk> rendition isnt an animal! fail
[08:57] <radovich> i love that ludacris leopard
[08:57] <Naitron> can someone help me out, i'm trying to install ubuntu but after I select to install on harddrive it goes to a command line
[08:57] <B3z3rk3r> lol.. i know :(
[08:57] <brandonmpace> B3z3rk3r: I want a ROFLcopter! lol
[08:57] <bluemind> radovich: and sudo /etc/init.d/alsasound status shows that snd-hda-intel is loaded, alsamixer fails to load though
[08:57] <Daft_Punk> ROFLcopter Reindeer
[08:57] <B3z3rk3r> and a steamLOLer.. :)
[08:57]  * exp_ craves linux mp3 alarm clock can anyone feed this massive appetite
[08:58] <Tulimaq> exp_: http://www.alarm-clock.54.pl/
[08:58] <radovich> bluemind: i have ich6 family sound card. perhaps, that hardware is too new for linux :)
[08:58] <B3z3rk3r> exp_ KDEAlerm
[08:58] <bluemind> radovich: aplay -l says that it can't find any soundcards
[08:58] <B3z3rk3r> KDEAlarm*
[08:58] <Theban> exp_: i'm sure there is a way to execute program on a timer
[08:58]  * exp_ loves Tulimaq
[08:59] <radovich> bluemind: i really have no clue what should you do...
[08:59] <Daft_Punk> Intrepid Inglis > Juicy Jackalope > Krusty Kangaroo > Ludacris Leopard
[08:59]  * B3z3rk3r is expecting to recieve lovin from exp_ anytime now for his invaluable input
[08:59] <bluemind> radovich: maybe, seems like i have to wait for intrepid and hope that it has better support for my soundcard
[08:59] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk,  Krusty Kanagroo is just nasty
[08:59] <brandonmpace> bluemind: When 8.10 comes out hopefully it works :)
[08:59] <Daft_Punk> lol
[09:00] <Daft_Punk> I don't know verbs that start with K
[09:00] <Theban> I think one of them needs the word Burly in it
[09:00] <radovich> xD
[09:00] <Theban> great word =P
[09:00] <radovich> killing Daft_Punk
[09:00] <B3z3rk3r> Kumbucket ?  :P
[09:00] <Daft_Punk> killing is so negative
[09:00] <brandonmpace> killer kangaroo lol not
[09:01] <Daft_Punk> killing kangaroos
[09:01] <Daft_Punk> Foaming Ferret
[09:01] <bluemind> i have a spare mackie spike usb audio interface, maybe i should test if that works for now, does ubuntu recognize usb audio if i just plug it in?
[09:01] <radovich> jolly jumpermouse
[09:01] <Daft_Punk> Jolly Jackass (donkey)
[09:01] <brandonmpace> bluemind: yes it does
[09:01] <Theban> verb not required, it's an adjective
[09:01] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, good recovery there
[09:01] <radovich> roflcopter
[09:01] <brandonmpace> bluemind: you just have to set it up in the sound preferences
[09:02] <radovich> mighty monkey
[09:02] <franki^> kaleidoscopic koala?
[09:02] <bluemind> brandonmpace: ok, thanks :)
[09:02] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, wouldn't it have been a recovery if i quickly put that on the next line? :P
[09:02] <Daft_Punk> Merry Mongoose
[09:02] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, yeah eayh.. ok clever clogs ;)
[09:02] <Daft_Punk> lulz
[09:02] <Daft_Punk> Lulzy Lion
[09:02] <brandonmpace> naughty nightowl
[09:02] <Theban> LOL
[09:03]  * Daft_Punk looks around at the other idiots in the room besides himself
[09:03] <Theban> perfect brandonmpace
[09:03] <radovich> jolly jaguar
[09:03] <brandonmpace> Theban: thx XD
[09:03] <B3z3rk3r> Sexual Serpent
[09:03] <Daft_Punk> Horny Hornet
[09:03] <B3z3rk3r> lolz
[09:03] <Daft_Punk> Hard-on Heron
[09:03] <Theban> nvm, i think i found a better way than debmirror on my own
[09:04] <B3z3rk3r> wow.. what a productive night we are having, cant wait to send me logs to ubuntu dev team :P
[09:04] <Theban> ftp it and copy and past what i need might work, no?
[09:04] <Theban> paste* shh
[09:04] <Daft_Punk> ya, hopefully one of our ideas catches on
[09:04] <vikku> hi all
[09:04] <vikku> when i try to install gcc iam getting following errror http://pastebin.com/m19b3de12
[09:04] <Daft_Punk> !hi vikku
[09:04] <brandonmpace> Theban: I looked it up and couldn´t find anything, but I think i forgot to say so...
[09:04] <B3z3rk3r> lol Daft_Punk
[09:04] <Daft_Punk> !hi | vikku
[09:05] <vikku> Daft_Punk: : ) ok
[09:05] <Daft_Punk> !sex
[09:05] <Theban> no worries, i'll just try this
[09:05] <Daft_Punk> I was hoping it would say "I don't know anything about sex'
[09:05] <xtor_> which version of ubuntu has the latest and greatest of apps? For instance I noticed that debian lenny had a newer version of gnome-OSD than regular ubuntu so it got me wondering, does ubuntu also have a "testing" distro?
[09:05] <brandonmpace> Daft_Punk: lol
[09:05] <B3z3rk3r> !questionably legal activities
[09:05] <Daft_Punk> xtor_, wait till end of oct for intrepid?
[09:05] <B3z3rk3r> lol
[09:05] <Daft_Punk> too many big words
[09:05] <Naitron> anyone available to answer a question about ubuntu?
[09:06] <dn4> where can I get memory for a pentium pro 200?
[09:06] <Daft_Punk> !hi hippies
[09:06] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, he said it first!
[09:06] <brandonmpace> xtor_: when 8.10 comes out on october 30th it will be caught up
[09:06] <Daft_Punk> he did
[09:06] <anasha> yes ask Naitron
[09:06] <Daft_Punk> i think we will get banhammored for offtopics
[09:06] <radovich> shoot Naitron
[09:06] <xtor_> there is no preview version of 8.10?
[09:06] <Naitron> why does ubuntu go to a dos type screen when i try to install it?
[09:06] <brandonmpace> xtor_: yes there hold on and i´ll get a link
[09:06] <exp_> that is exactly what i needed   much thanks
[09:06] <Naitron> only commands that work at reboot and yes which makes it go crazy
[09:07] <Tulimaq> xtor_: u mean live CD ?
[09:07] <radovich> Naitron: it probably cannot recognise a graphic card. what graphic card is it?
[09:07] <Naitron> ati 3100, just got a new toshiba laptop
[09:07] <Daft_Punk> isnt hardy supposed to support ati naitvely now???
[09:07] <hejux> hello
[09:07] <Daft_Punk> Hello - o?
[09:07] <bittin__> Hello
[09:08] <radovich> holla
[09:08] <brandonmpace> xtor_: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/intrepid/alpha-6/intrepid-desktop-i386.iso    REMEMBER this is not complete, and isn´t even beta yet!
[09:08] <hejux> anybody using xchat ?
[09:08] <aj_> i am not able to hear any sound when i play a music or video file..i even tried the vlc player... and the volume is maximum
[09:08] <brandonmpace> hejux: I am
[09:08] <aj_> can anyone help
[09:08] <radovich> hejux: i used it on bsd...
[09:08] <hejux> well ,
[09:08] <hejux> ok
[09:08] <Daft_Punk> aj_, make sure you have proper demuxer codecs installed
[09:08] <Daft_Punk> !ask | aj_
[09:08] <Naitron> maybe i'll download the new 8.04 lts version hopefully it fixs it
[09:08] <bluemind> yeah, usb audio works \o/
[09:09] <brandonmpace> aj_: go to system>preferences>sound and make sure it is using your device
[09:09] <julle_> B3z3rk3r: Yes i've tried with the eq in audacious. its not that good either
[09:09] <Daft_Punk> aj_, sorry i see you asked already, just wait for someone to help u out
[09:09] <Brick> how can I find out if I'm running ubuntu 32bit or 64bit ? I found info about cat /etc/lsb-release, but it's not mentioned there
[09:09] <brandonmpace> bluemind: yep :)
[09:09] <hejux> i don't like it to display extra messege ex : somebody in and out or exit ...
[09:09] <radovich> !yay | bluemind
[09:09] <hejux> how to filter them ?
[09:09] <bluemind> thank you :D
[09:09] <Daft_Punk> hejux, that is standard on any irc program by default
[09:09] <hejux> how can i ignore them ?
[09:10] <radovich> anyone know a good irc program for console with little or no dependencies?
[09:10] <Daft_Punk> dunno
[09:10] <Daft_Punk> lol
[09:10] <karaj> how can i run 32 bit apps on 64 bit linux?
[09:10] <Daft_Punk> radovich, you mean for the leet?
[09:10] <radovich> l33t h4x0rz only
[09:10] <brandonmpace> Brick: on a terminal type      uname -r
[09:10] <Daft_Punk> karaj, by installing them
[09:10] <radovich> xD
[09:10] <xtor_> brandonmpace, nice. I presume there is a non iso location where you can check the package versions too
[09:10] <Naitron> thanks radovich
[09:11] <radovich> Daft_Punk: actually i need one for my bsd box
[09:11] <radovich> Naitron: np
[09:11] <brandonmpace> xtor_: just copy all of that link except for the end file name and look through the ftp
[09:11] <Brick> brandonmpace: "$ uname -r
[09:11] <Brick> 2.6.22-14-server
[09:11] <Naitron> i'm a little tired of vista ;(
[09:11] <Daft_Punk> To EVERYONE: I am a noob, i don't know what im talking about, i am just being a nerd with smart alleck responses, ignore me :) thank you for your time.
[09:11] <Brick> brandonmpace: is that 32 or 64 bit ?
[09:11] <bluemind> radovich: irssi?
[09:11] <brandonmpace> Brick: uname -a         try that
[09:12] <aaron_> Brick, "uname -m"
[09:12] <aj_> Daft_Punk : how do i check if the proper demuxer codecs are installed or not?
[09:12] <Brick> aaron_: k thx - seems it's 64bit
[09:12] <aaron_> ;)
[09:12] <radovich> bluemind: that was the one! i could not remmember the name. thanx, man
[09:12] <Daft_Punk> aj_, go to applications then add/remove programs and search for codecs or demuxer and make sure they are all installed
[09:12] <ziorcas> hey, i am hoping to upgrade my kernal to 2.26 or higher, is there an easy way of doing this?
[09:12] <bluemind> radovich: np :)
[09:12] <franki^> Daft_Punk, don't even know how to spell alec :P
[09:12] <Daft_Punk> franki^, no, no i dont
[09:12] <brandonmpace> aaron_: lol learned somethin new on the terminal, it´s been a while :)
[09:13] <ziorcas> upgrade kernal 2.6.26 that is
[09:13] <physically_fit> hejux, read here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=315262
[09:13] <jim_p> ziorcas: you either wait for 8.10 or compile it on your own
[09:13] <xtor_> brandonmpace, I am a bit surprised that lenny has a newer version of gnome-OSD than 8.10 does
[09:13] <aaron_> always learning brandonmpace
[09:13] <brandonmpace> xtor_: well it will be updated by the time the final release comes out most likely.  you have to realize that those are NOT the final packages
[09:13] <hejux> and
[09:14] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r
[09:14] <franki^> kinky kingfisher!
[09:14] <franki^> . . . :P
[09:14] <xtor_> I dont see gnome-OSD in that cd list...can I look in the alpha repositories for the deb?
[09:14] <Daft_Punk> franki^, are we still doing that? no, i dont want admins ban me :(
[09:14] <hejux> hihihihi
[09:14] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, what? sorry, playing WoW
[09:15] <franki^> yeah, i'm a bit slow... :\
[09:15] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, nothing :)
[09:15] <hejux> hihih
[09:15] <Daft_Punk> :(
[09:15] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, say my name b1tch :P
[09:15] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, ohhhh ya
[09:15] <hejux> ?
[09:15] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, lol.. :)
[09:15] <hejux> i know
[09:15] <hejux> what i am talking about
[09:16] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, yeah baby i spank you now
[09:16]  * Daft_Punk spanks B3z3rk3r 
[09:16] <franki^> hejux, possibly the only person here that does, by the look of it...
[09:16] <hejux> the page is impossible to open
[09:16] <bluemind> hmm, i can get the test signal for usb audio, but firefox (@youtube) doesn't output any sound, any ideas?
[09:17]  * B3z3rk3r writhes in pleasure/pain but remembers that he has forgotten the saftey word ??? :O
[09:17] <hejux> i want only useful messege ... i don't like to see the system messege ...
[09:17] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, its pineapples
[09:17] <hejux> pinkapple ?
[09:17] <murlidhar> what is the shortcut command to launch terminal based application . ( gnome-terminal -n weechat-curses ) ?
[09:17] <Daft_Punk> no, our safe word
[09:18] <hejux> apple ? jobs ? yeah , i got no jobs
[09:18] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, thx.. whew.. that was a close call
[09:18] <Guest60207> hi! I have succsessful installed XP on the same disk on another partion /dev/sda1 and have rewrite my grub ... but i can't boot XP  in the menu.lst  the linux and the Xp is hd(0,0) cause the same hd ist this right?
[09:18] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, im gonna ice cream your snapple with rootbeer
[09:18] <franki^> hejux, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=315262 won't open for you?
[09:18] <Theban> Jazzy Jaquar!
[09:18] <Daft_Punk> ^fail
[09:18] <hejux> franki^--> yeah i can't open it
[09:18] <hejux> toooooo slow ....
[09:18]  * Theban chimes in late woot
[09:18] <christian_> moin
[09:18] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, im not even sure what that means :P
[09:18] <hejux> maybe i should us a links ...
[09:18] <brandonmpace> bluemind: you changed all of the devices to USB Audio    ??
[09:18] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, me neither
[09:19] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, im just hoping that is roleplay
[09:19] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, me too
[09:19] <B3z3rk3r> lol
[09:19] <franki^> hejux, it basically says "/set irc_conf_mode 1 this will hide join/part messages for all channels. For individual channels, right-click on the channel tab and uncheck show join/part messages."
[09:19] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, im going to go taste glass, ttyl
[09:19] <franki^> if that's any use...
[09:19] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, laterz dude
[09:19] <Daft_Punk> B3z3rk3r, it taste like hurty
[09:20] <brandonmpace> Guest60207: did you try hd(0,1)     ??
[09:20] <hejux> anybody would like to share my new desktop ?
[09:20] <Daft_Punk> sleepy times, sorry everyone for the extreme offtopicness... bai
[09:20] <Guest60207> no
[09:20] <Daft_Punk> hejux, what do u mean share?
[09:20] <hejux> franki^--> i got it thanks  hidden join/part messege
[09:20] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk, kinda thought it mihgt. :P
[09:20] <hejux> share means you take a look at my desktop and
[09:20] <B3z3rk3r> might*
[09:20] <franki^> hejux, glad to help :)
[09:20] <hejux> if you like
[09:21] <hejux> get my config files
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> hejux, ok shot
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> shoot*
[09:21] <hejux> wait a minute
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> no
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> now
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> FALCOOOOOOOOR
[09:21] <bluemind> brandonmpace: yep
[09:21] <Daft_Punk> was a dragon dog
[09:22] <Theban> who agrees that 9.04 should use `jazzy`?
[09:22] <Daft_Punk> thats my dogs name so NO
[09:22] <radovich> i vote for jazzy
[09:22] <brandonmpace> Theban: it´s already jaunty jackalope
[09:22] <Daft_Punk> i veto your vote
[09:22] <Theban> srsly?
[09:22] <Daft_Punk> orly?
[09:22] <Daft_Punk> no wai!
[09:22] <brandonmpace> Theban: yes work has started on it
[09:22] <Theban> O_O
[09:22] <Theban> seems early for that
[09:23] <radovich> jazzy jackrabit
[09:23] <brandonmpace> brandonmpace: Mark shuttleworth himself said so
[09:23] <Flannel> Daft_Punk: please stop
[09:23] <Daft_Punk> Flannel, seriously, im trying
[09:23] <Flannel> Theban: work hasn't started, but the name as been picked.
[09:23] <Theban> jazzy jackalope would be fine even
[09:23] <brandonmpace> Theban: the goal for jaunty jackalope is fastest boot time possible
[09:23] <Theban> sweet awesome
[09:23] <franki^> but 9.10 definitely shouldn't be kangaroo :P
[09:23] <Theban> i'm for that
[09:24] <Theban> makes sense for the jaunty then
[09:24] <Flannel> Guys, the codename discussion belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic, mind moving there?
[09:24] <Theban> fine fine
[09:24] <Daft_Punk> see, i told u we would get the hates for offtopics
[09:24] <Theban> ^_^
[09:24] <Theban> ok, on topic then
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[09:24] <brandonmpace> Theban: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue108#Introducing%20Jaunty%20Jackalope
[09:25] <brandonmpace> flannel, ok
[09:25] <Flannel> don't need to stop talking about it, just stop talking about it here.  Please do take it to -offtopic!
[09:25] <radovich> how do i install windows xp under ubuntu?
[09:25] <Daft_Punk> Flannel, no, we like it here, it feels like home
[09:25] <Theban> I use xfce desktop now instead of gnome, I do miss the way nautilus used ftp. is there anything in xfce that is similar?
[09:25] <Theban> in terms of ftp access that is
[09:25] <Daft_Punk> radovich, use a virtual machine such as virtualbox
[09:26] <radovich> Daft_Punk: thanks
[09:26] <Daft_Punk> radovich, your welcome
[09:26] <Flannel> Daft_Punk: you can be in more than once channel at a time
[09:26] <Daft_Punk> Flannel, physically yes, but not mentally
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[09:26] <hejux> hi all here is my desktop on my blog ... please take a look :)
[09:26] <Theban> hi hi hi?
[09:26] <radovich> ActionParsnip: wasssup
[09:26] <hejux> http://hejux011.blogspot.com/
[09:26] <Flannel> hejux: please don't post that here
[09:27] <hejux> it's not an adv. ..
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> hejux: this is ubuntu support, not a place to broadcast your system
[09:27] <Theban> agreed
[09:27] <hejux> well
[09:27] <hejux> i see
[09:27] <hejux> just share ...
[09:27] <Flannel> hejux: Right, I know.  But general chatting belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:27] <hejux> haha
[09:27] <FloodBot3> hejux: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:27] <hejux> ok
[09:27] <hejux> got it
[09:27] <hejux> never do it again
[09:28] <bluemind> brandonmpace: it works now, was missing flash audio support package... :D
[09:28] <Kate5492> Hello, I need help please, does it possible to create symlink to the apache folder from folder that is not in the apache path ? does this symlink will be access for web users on the apache server ?
[09:28] <ActionParsnip> hejux: in offtopic, go for your life :D.
[09:28] <brandonmpace> bluemind: i didn´t think of that. Lol that´s one of the first things i get too
[09:29] <ganes1> can i put different wallpapers to all four desktops?
[09:29] <Daft_Punk> ganes1, good question
[09:29] <ActionParsnip> ganes1: yes but you wont be allowed icons on the desktop
[09:29] <brandonmpace> ganes1: there is a way to do this, I saw it on youtube
[09:29] <radovich> ganes1: i never made it. i tried, but no luck
[09:30] <Tulimaq> Kate5492: yes ofc just add it to sites-enabled
[09:30] <ActionParsnip> Kate5492: make sure it has read only permissions too
[09:30] <Daft_Punk> jjjjjjjjjjjjjjoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[09:30] <bluemind> ganes1: is involves to disable nautilus drawing the background / making it transparent, probably from gconf-editor, i think there are how-to's if you google for them
[09:31] <bluemind> *it
[09:31] <Daft_Punk> that was my cat, sorry
[09:31] <radovich> Daft_Punk: what was that? xD
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: i think your keyboard is sending random characters to the system, id get it checked out
[09:32] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, if by keyboard you mean evil cat that shoulnt be in my room then yes
[09:32] <basti> Kate5492, just write "Options FollowSymLinks" in your sites-enabeld conf
[09:32] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: haha sweet
[09:33] <Timberwolf5578> Anyone know how to get the weather gdesklets to work?  I put "USA" for country, and "Seattle" for city, and it keep saying retrieval failed.
[09:33] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: cat /dev/backhand > /dev/feline
[09:33] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, mom would yell at me
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Timberwolf5578: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=216784
[09:34] <ActionParsnip> Daft_Punk: it needs to learn that it shouldnt jump on the keyboard
[09:34] <Daft_Punk> lol it
[09:34] <bluemind> is anyone using a razer mouse with ubuntu?
[09:34] <radovich> anyone got a cool theme for kde3?
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> radovich: www.kde-look.org
[09:35] <brandonmpace> bluemind: is it not working?
[09:35] <radovich> ActionParsnip: i know, i need some recomendations...
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> radovich: i use fluxbox so not much help man, sorry
[09:36] <radovich> ActionParsnip: thanx anywayz
[09:36] <bluemind> brandonmpace: yes it is, but i installed the razer nextgen config tool and that doesn't work... :D otherwise this deathadder is the best mouse i've ever had
[09:36] <ActionParsnip> bluemind: looks like any other mouse ive seen
[09:37] <bluemind> is there a way to check what dpi and polling rate my mouse is using through terminal?
[09:39] <htang> is there a weather applets in repository?
[09:39] <brandonmpace> htang: there is one on the gnome panel, just right click on the panel and click add to
[09:39] <brandonmpace> htang: there´s one there
[09:40] <nooga> Is there a way to disable the booting screen with the orange progressbar and ubuntu logo?
[09:40] <Daft_Punk> ActionParsnip, B3z3rk3r brandonmpace im really leaving this time so tty guys later
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> bluemind: lshw might help
[09:40] <brandonmpace> Daft_Punk: see ya dude
[09:40] <Daft_Punk> nooga, disable? i dont know, you can change it tho, check gnome-look.org
[09:40] <Daft_Punk> bai
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> nooga: if you do you will see the boot text instead
[09:40] <ActionParsnip> nooga: is that what you want?
[09:41] <htang> thanks , I found it.
[09:41] <brandonmpace> nooga: lol you could hit alt f1 i think it is  everytime to see verbose mode
[09:41] <B3z3rk3r> Daft_Punk,  bye bye
[09:41] <brandonmpace> htang: you´re welcome
[09:41] <nnull> im gunna do a reinstall of ubuntu, what should i do concerning GRUB? like reinstall it or no or?
[09:41] <kjs> Is there any scripts for adding multipul ldap users to a system?
[09:42] <brandonmpace> nnull: yes reinstall
[09:42] <nooga> ActionParsnip: i just want to make it black
[09:42] <ActionParsnip> nnull: you will need to once the install is complete (if it doesnt install for you, i'd backup your xorg.conf and smb.conf if you have one)
[09:42] <bluemind> ActionParsnip: it does show my hardware info but nothing about connected usb devices
[09:42] <nooga> ActionParsnip: or eventually to see the boot text
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> nooga: then id make a bootsplashof a black image
[09:43] <nooga> where can i read about doing it?
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> !bootsplash
[09:43] <ActionParsnip> !splash
[09:43] <nnull> ok thanks guys
[09:44] <brandonmpace> ActionParsnip: that´s the gnome splash
[09:44] <nooga> okay, thx
[09:44] <bluvio> just updated to latest ubuntu, but can't seem to find mod_ssl package for my apache2. ...Hopefully I won't need to recompile it from source. "apt-cache search mod-ssl" and "apt-cache search apache | grep ssl" gave nothing. Could someone give me the name of that package, perhaps the repository also ...
[09:44] <brandonmpace> ActionParsnip: not the boot splash
[09:44] <MonsieurBon> if a Sparcle GeForce 8600 GT 512MB does not work with Ubuntu, does that mean, that an Asus EN8600GT or any other 8600GT card won't work either?
[09:44] <brandonmpace> MonsieurBon: what exactly do you mean by not work?
[09:44] <ActionParsnip> MonsieurBon: those cards will work in ubuntu, nvidia works great
[09:45] <nnull> i tried to use the ubuntu livecd on a p3 600 128 ram.. just froze up once it loaded :x
[09:45] <nnull> maybe i try xubuntu?
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> nnull: could you restart the x server?
[09:45] <brandonmpace> nnull: on a comp that slow you need the alternate install dvd, unless you add more ram.
[09:45] <hejux> it's clear now ...
[09:45] <nnull> ActionParsnip, nope, even mouse movements where lagged considerably
[09:45] <MonsieurBon> brandonmpace, the Sparcle is on the Hardware Blacklist of ubuntuusers.de. It sais, that the system freezes after driver installation.
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> nnull: i would for 128mb ram, you could buy an extra 256mb and it'll be fine
[09:45] <hejux> no more extra messege
[09:45] <bluemind> MonsieurBon: I have Club 3d 8500 GT and it works fine
[09:45] <brandonmpace> ActionParsnip: it is due to lack of 192 mb of ram
[09:46] <chipbuddy> i'm trying to install 8.04 but when the installer is on the "select and install software" stage, it stops at 90%. how do i get it to continue?
[09:46] <brandonmpace> MonsieurBon: well how old is that article
[09:46] <brandonmpace> chipbuddy: is it plugged into an active internet connection?
[09:46] <nnull> ActionParsnip, brandonmpace ah ok, but if couldnt get more RAM for it do you think installing it and adding some swap could run it? or just not doable without the extra ram?
[09:47] <chipbuddy> brandonmpace yeah. is it downloading updates, but just not telling me?
[09:47] <Malformation> ﻿here to report a bug!
[09:47] <brandonmpace> nnull: alternate install disc, swap of like a gig
[09:47] <MonsieurBon> brandonmpace, last change was 4 days ago. Don't know when that line was added... Generally no problems with nvidia cards?
[09:47] <Malformation> I found a ubuntu bug!
[09:47] <Malformation> Using Windows Key + tab to scroll through different windows
[09:47] <nnull> brandonmpace, alternate install disc is a DVD iso tho yea? this pc only has CDrom :s
[09:47] <Malformation> if you scroll inwards, the screen goes black and stays taht way
[09:47] <brandonmpace> MonsieurBon: yes generally no problems
[09:47] <ActionParsnip> chipbuddy: if you disconnect your network connection it'll be fine
[09:48] <bluemind> Malformation: compiz?
[09:48] <Malformation> yeh
[09:48] <Malformation> Compiz
[09:48] <MonsieurBon> brandonmpace, ok, thx
[09:48] <brandonmpace> chipbuddy: also note that this is part of the install that takes a bit
[09:48] <nnull> would it be worth running like x11 or a minimal KDE interface on this old PC?
[09:48] <panerai_go> msg nickserv identify 1234
[09:49] <Kate5492> Hello , i need help , i installed apache on my server , when i type http://localhost i cant see all the files & folders why ?
[09:49] <MartinCz> Hi. I am searching for a console with bash which would be open by   `  key in a pull-out way, like a awning in an window.
[09:49] <ikonia> MartinCz: wgat cab tiy see ?
[09:49] <ikonia> MartinCz: what can you see
[09:49] <brandonmpace> Malformation: no problem here, just tried it. on a laptop too... slow video card in your comp maybe?
[09:49] <bluemind> Malformation: do you use ring or shift switcher?
[09:49] <ikonia> MartinCz: console/shell are two seperate things
[09:50] <ikonia> MartinCz: sorry - not you
[09:50] <ikonia> Kate5492 what can you see when you hit local host
[09:50] <MartinCz> I would like it to look like a console in Unreal or this like...
[09:50] <ikonia> MartinCz the console and the shell are two seperate things, you mean you want a terminal ?
[09:50] <MartinCz> I saw it somewhere and would like it to have.
[09:50] <ikonia> MartinCz: ir's possibly just a "skin" or theme for an existing terminal emmulation program
[09:51] <MartinCz> And what is the difference?
[09:51] <Malformation> scroll in really far
[09:51] <Malformation> i got a nvidia 8400m gs
[09:51] <Malformation> which isnt too bad
[09:52] <MartinCz> I have hardy heron and gnome... So what would you advice me? Thanks.
[09:52] <ikonia> MartinCz: look at gnome themes and look at other terminals like "eterm" or "aterm" and look a skins for them
[09:52] <Kate5492> ikonia: i can see the files i uploaded to the servers , but not all the files & folders
[09:52] <BuGo_laptop> hi
[09:53] <ikonia> Kate5492: then it's probably permissions on the file you can't see being a problem
[09:53] <brandonmpace> Malformation: I just got it to go black... if you hit escape it stops.        for some reason after using the shift switcher and doing that what it is doing is zooming in too far
[09:53] <Malformation> i know it stops
[09:53] <Malformation> also if u start zoming out again
[09:53] <Malformation> zooming*
[09:53] <BuGo_laptop> are they planing next issue on 8.10? or should i not wait and upgrade to 8.04?
[09:53] <Malformation> it goes back to normal
[09:53] <Malformation> i just thought i'd mention it
[09:53] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: then next release is 8.10 - but 8.04 is LTS
[09:53] <Jaffarkelshac> is it possible to change the font colour of the gnome-panel from black to white
[09:53] <Malformation> mine actually goes black and the screen flickers a lot
[09:54] <BuGo_laptop> LST?
[09:54] <hejux> hi buddy
[09:54] <BuGo_laptop> is Kubuntu 8.04 by default with KDE 3 or KDE 4?
[09:54] <brandonmpace> BuGo_laptop: I would wait if you are patient, october 30th...  but 8.04 is good.  if you are using 7.10 and upgrade to 8.04 you will notice a big slow down
[09:54] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop "long term support"
[09:54] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: kde 3
[09:54] <bunnyto> how to add a partition to mount automatically ?
[09:55] <hejux> how can i scroll to any direction under firefox with clicking the middle mouse button
[09:55] <bluemind> Malformation: i got the same behavior with my gf 8500 gt
[09:55] <djlotis> BuGo_laptop: I believe you have the opportunity to install either
[09:55] <ikonia> bunnyto: place the info in your /etc/fstab file
[09:55] <Kate5492> ikonia: how i can change the files & folder premissions so they will be readble on the apache server ?
[09:55] <djlotis> BuGo_laptop: If I remember reading that correctly.. I dont use kde 8.04 .. but i thought i read it somewhere
[09:55] <BuGo_laptop> I think i will wait :/ cause i like 7.10 and i heard lots of complains about 8.04. i how 8.10 will do better
[09:55] <bluemind> but i can't but wonder who would want to zoom in on the shift switcher that much :)
[09:55] <ikonia> Kate5492: then need to be "readable" or "execuatable" by the user thats running the webserver which on ubuntu is "www-data"
[09:55] <bluvio> ﻿Kate5492: you need to change your folder permission. Try 755 - i.e. the 'other' must be executable
[09:56] <brandonmpace> 8.04 is sloooow compared to 7.10
[09:56] <bunnyto> ikonia: is this ok?  /dev/sda2       /home/ini               ext3    errors=remount-ro 0       1
[09:56] <nnull> brandonmpace, why do you think that is mate?
[09:56] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: each release will have errors, LTS releases are more likley to get fixes/updates for longer
[09:56] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: if they are the options you want
[09:56] <nnull> !lts
[09:56] <ikonia> brandonmpace: I suspect thats down to your settings
[09:57] <nnull> ahh 8.04 is LTS yea? and 8.10 isnt?
[09:57] <ikonia> nnull: correct
[09:57] <nnull> kkk
[09:57] <brandonmpace> nnull: well you know what happened to vista?        I think it got bloated or something and ikonia I have tested this on 5 computers. all fast. laptops and desktops
[09:57] <bunnyto> ikonia: is this ok?  /dev/sda2       /home/ini               ext3    errors=remount-ro 0       1
[09:57] <bluemind> Malformation: if you try zooming in regularly with only super enabled and you have a black background in some of the windows it does exactly the same, i think it is not a bug, you just zoomed to a black part of your desktop
[09:57] <nnull> hmm
[09:57] <ikonia> brandonmpace: that can be your settigns still, things like compiz are enabled by default
[09:57] <ikonia> brandonmpace: if those are the settings you want - tghen yes, it's fine
[09:58] <brandonmpace> Malformation: yes super + scroll is zoom
[09:58] <BuGo_laptop> Well i want to test Kubuntu with KDE4 in my home laptop and my work Laptop need reinstall so i am searching for best version to use :)
[09:58] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: 8.04
[09:58] <brandonmpace> ikonia: I did both!!! with AND without compiz
[09:58] <bunnyto> ikonia: is this ok?  /dev/sda2       /home/ini               ext3    errors=remount-ro 0       1
[09:58] <ikonia> brandonmpace: I'm just giving you an example
[09:58] <nnull> im about to reinstall, then ill be back to try get 1024 res at 75 hertz! catchaz
[09:58] <ikonia> bunnyto: I'll say it a 3rd time for you - if those are the options you want to use, then it's fine
[09:59] <ikonia> brandonmpace: there have been issues with soem of the ati/nvidia packaged drivers too that have caused visual slow down rather than actual performance slow down
[09:59] <bunnyto> ikonia: i just want to mount and read and write, i just copied from the main partition
[09:59] <BuGo_laptop> ikonia, but it wont be a burden to install KDE 4 on 8.04 kubuntu?
[09:59] <ikonia> bunnyto then thats fine
[09:59] <ikonia> bunnyto: no
[09:59] <laughzilla> anyone here familiar with editing video in ubuntu ?
[09:59] <ikonia> oops
[09:59] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: no
[09:59] <FloodBot3> ikonia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:59] <bunnyto> ikonia: noo?
[10:00] <ikonia> bunnyto: no, your line was fine
[10:00] <brandonmpace> ikonia: I know but these computers were 2 were ati and 3 were nvidia. so it´s not that
[10:00] <bunnyto> ikonia: ok.. are you girl?
[10:00] <ikonia> brandonmpace: well, yes, it can be as I've just said nvidia/ati drivers that where packaged where have had problems
[10:00] <ikonia> bunnyto: what does that matter ?
[10:00] <bunnyto> maybe we can date... so i can honor my debt to you
[10:01] <Cheeky> hey ..if i make this current ubuntu desktop to have a static ip  would my torrent download go faster ? as of now .. its real slow,... and suddenly goes idle ?
[10:01] <ikonia> bunnyto: I think we'll let that slide
[10:01] <DIFH-iceroot> how can i check with apt if a package is installed?
[10:01] <MartinCz> I think I will need more help with the pull-down terminal :(
[10:01] <Cheeky> am talking about the transmissions program
[10:01] <brandonmpace> Cheeky: that does not affect torrents
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> MartinCz: install yakuake
[10:01] <laughzilla> why does KINO have to make every .avi video into a massively heavy .DV file before it can be edited?  i am a big fan of ubuntu, but on multimedia, i hate to admit, ubuntu still sucks even compared to the MSFT options.  is there any hope of this situation improving in the near future?
[10:01] <BuGo_laptop> or tilda
[10:01] <djlotis> Cheeky: Do you have a router your connecting to?
[10:01] <ActionParsnip> MartinCz: or tilda
[10:01] <BuGo_laptop> :)
[10:02] <MartinCz> i'll have a  look, thanks
[10:02] <djlotis> Cheeky: It could be that your traffic is just trickling though.. maybe you need to port forward your traffic
[10:02] <BuGo_laptop> ikonia, thans for the support :)
[10:02] <ActionParsnip> MartinCz: tilda is gnome based
[10:02] <DIFH-iceroot> i want to check is "xinetd" is installed with apt
[10:02] <ikonia> BuGo_laptop: welcome
[10:03] <bluemind> is there a deb for inkscape 0.47?
[10:03] <brandonmpace> laughzilla: use kdenlive.  it will work with more formats....
[10:03] <mistform> Hey, i'm trying to get a USB controller to work. it's actually a "universal USB converter" it converts a PS2, Gamecube, and Xbox controller, including an extra USB port
[10:03] <aj_> i am not able to hear sound when i play music or video files..can anyone help?
[10:03] <BuGo_laptop> MartinCz, thought i have never made tilda to work. i always end up using yakuake!
[10:03] <ActionParsnip> aj_: does it work from anything?
[10:04] <mistform> i'm running Hardy, the controller is USB, but it's plugged into USB2
[10:04] <aj_> nooe
[10:04] <aj_> nope
[10:04] <laughzilla> brandonmpace i'll look at it, thanks.
[10:04] <aj_> i even tried vlc
[10:04] <djlotis> aj_: It could be you have also muted or you have the wrong device selected.. did you look in your sound settings
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> aj_: ok, run lspci and give us the ONLY line relating to your audio device
[10:04] <mistform> aj_, did you run basic troubleshooting? you're sure it's plugged in right, speakers have volume turned up, etc?
[10:04] <edwin_> yay for xchat-gnome's stupid default settings
[10:04] <Cheeky> djlotis: ok .. maybe so i assigned a port under preferences and the port was open but still slow; how would i port forward in ubuntu .. have never port fortwared anything before and i just got a router installed
[10:04] <ActionParsnip> mistform: is it compatible with linux?
[10:04] <aj_> the volume is maximum
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> sup
[10:05] <djlotis> Question: I noticed Mint comes with pulseaudio is 8.10 going to come with the pulse server ??
[10:05] <mistform> ActionParsnip, yeah, but that was another install. i need to figure out how to mount it and use it for a playstation emulator
[10:05] <brandonmpace> Cheeky: port forwarding is done on the router
[10:05] <mistform> pcsx
[10:05] <Malformation> u port forwrd on ur router, not on ur linux box
[10:05] <brandonmpace> djlotis: yes
[10:05] <djlotis> Cheeky: oops i just saw your post.. Yes you would do it from the router..
[10:05] <Malformation> i got a guide on it Cheeky
[10:05] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | djlotis
[10:06] <brandonmpace> djlotis: 8.04 has it
[10:06] <ActionParsnip> mistform: what is the make and model?
[10:06] <Malformation> cheeky ill get the guide for u
[10:06] <djlotis> brandonmpace: I had to install it seperatly to get my sound to work.. hmm
[10:06] <Milos> What do I need to install to run "named-xfer" ?
[10:06] <djlotis> Cheeky: Do you know how to log in to your router?
[10:06] <ikonia> Milos: bind
[10:06] <Malformation> http://freewarefool.blogspot.com/2008/06/in-this-picture-by-picture-tutorial-i.html
[10:06] <aj_> ActionParsnip: ATI TECHNOLOGIES INC SBx00 Azalia
[10:06] <Cheeky> Malformation: is it that port forwarding site .. for all connections .
[10:06] <Malformation> that's my personal blog as well
[10:07] <ActionParsnip> Milos: try sudo apt-get install named-xfer
[10:07] <Cheeky> djlotis: yes i do
[10:07] <deepak_> milos what is named-xfer
[10:07] <brandonmpace> djlotis: that´s weird, mine worked without me doing anything and it automatically used pulseaudio
[10:07] <mistform> ActionParsnip, make and model of what? I bought it at wal-mart for $4 on clearance (unopened). it's worked before
[10:07] <djlotis> Cheeky: Great, do that and look around for something that says port forwarding or virtual servers
[10:07] <Malformation> cheeky, look at my guide and tell me if it helped you or not
[10:07] <Milos> ActionParsnip, I already tried.
[10:07] <Milos> deepak_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=558960
[10:07] <Joshooa> If I install ubuntu off the mini cd what's the absolute minimum I would have to install in order to get World of Warcraft playing in WoW?
[10:07] <Milos> ikonia: I already did!
[10:08] <djlotis> brandonmpace: yah .. well my sound worked but not with flash.. I had to install pulseaudio and use some work around that passes the flash sound to the pulse server or something
[10:08] <brandonmpace> josh__: wine
[10:08] <ikonia> Milos: great
[10:08] <Malformation> why do u wanna play WoW on ubuntu?
[10:08] <mistform> ActionParsnip, it's a Gameon "Universal USB Convertor" model: FT8D91. copyright 2006, Futime
[10:08] <brandonmpace> josh__: and your gfx driver
[10:08] <Joshooa> Malformation: Well, I us Ubuntu, and I play WoW, that's why
[10:09] <Joshooa> brandonmpace: Does the mini ubuntu come with X at all though?
[10:09] <brandonmpace> Joshooa: ooh i didn´t think of that, makes sense to me that it would though..
[10:09] <bunnyto> worked!!
[10:09] <bunnyto> hello
[10:09] <bunnyto> now how to
[10:09] <Joshooa> brandonmpace: I don't know, it's only a 10MB image
[10:10] <bunnyto> convert udf to ISO ?
[10:10] <brandonmpace> djlotis: lol there´s a package for that
[10:10] <ActionParsnip> mistform: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=667130
[10:10] <Malformation> hey Joshooa
[10:10] <Tulimaq_> wow runs just fine under linux .. been playing it on various distros 1.5+ years now
[10:10] <Malformation> just run Windows Xp/Vista in a VMWARE
[10:10] <bunnyto> how to convert UIF to ISO ?
[10:10] <mistform> ActionParsnip, it seems to be working in ZSNES, but where is it mounted so I can tell PCSX
[10:10] <Joshooa> Malformation: Yes?
[10:10] <djlotis> Cheeky: Make sure you forward the port that your torrent client is using, and make sure you know your ip address your forwarding it to. It goes something like this: The router will open port say .. 1500 and pass it on to your computer ip address (192.168.1.51) and of course your machine must allow traffic on that port. It sure helps to have a static IP so that you always forward to the right place
[10:11] <brandonmpace> djlotis: it´s in synaptic just search flash and look for flash sound support or something like that
[10:11] <djlotis> brandonmpace: Oh really? Well mine works now so its not a big deal
[10:11] <djlotis> brandonmpace: You think they might have it packaged with Ibex?
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> mistform: probably /dev/joy0
[10:12] <brandonmpace> djlotis: yes most likely
[10:12] <djlotis> brandonmpace: I mean you think that flash is a fairly important package to have .. and with that sound to be functioning out of the gate too.
[10:12] <edo32mb> speaking of WoW and Linux - is anyone aware if there have been any driver updates for intels i810 video chip ?
[10:12] <bunnyto> how to convert UIF to ISO ?
[10:12] <vgambit> brandonmpace, I'm about to go to sleep but I just wanted you to know
[10:12] <brandonmpace> edo32mb: nope
[10:12] <Joshooa> edo32mb: There was one a little bit ago
[10:12] <vgambit> I eventually made a fat32 partition in that empty space, and it works fine
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> bunnyto: http://aluigi.altervista.org/mytoolz.htm
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> bunnyto: download uif2iso
[10:13] <brandonmpace> vgambit: hey what´s up?!   good night :)
[10:13] <mistform> ActionParsnip, I went through lsmod and found a "joydev" do you think that's it?
[10:13] <edo32mb> Joshooa>> define a 'little bit ago' please?
[10:13] <MartinCz> TILDA work great... THANKS
[10:13] <vgambit> night
[10:13] <Joshooa> edo32mb: I'd say within the last few weeks, up to around a monthish
[10:13] <brandonmpace> vgambit: awesome
[10:14] <edo32mb> Joshooa>> know where/how i can get it?
[10:14] <mistform> ActionParsnip, it still says "Unable to find /dev/joy0" when I try to configure the controller in PCSX
[10:14] <Joshooa> edo32mb: could probably google your way to an exact date though
[10:14] <mistform> ActionParsnip, so we have communication with the device. i just need to find if it's mounted and where. how do I list that?
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> mstrobert_: try lshw, it may say whats what
[10:14] <Joshooa> edo32mb: I just remember seeing it on my brothers' Wubi install when it was updating
[10:15] <hejux> .....
[10:16] <hejux> ...
[10:16] <ikonia> hejux: what do you want ?
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> !ask | hejux
[10:16] <andreas__> hey
[10:17] <deepak_> hey
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> hey hey
[10:17] <andreas__> guys anyone knows how to make my windows to be minimized like leopard?
[10:17] <hejux> actually i want to have something to eat
[10:17] <hejux> i am so hungry
[10:18] <bluemind> what editor you are using for programming?
[10:18] <ikonia> hejux: this channel is for ubuntu support requests only please.
[10:18] <ikonia> andreas__: there is some compiz plugins that do multiple minimise visuals
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> andreas__: ive not used leapord, how do you mean?
[10:18] <MartinCz> well.... what was the KDE variant of tilda? :D
[10:18] <andreas__> i have advance desktop effects
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> !compiz | ikonia
[10:19] <ikonia> andreas__: I'm well aware of what compiz is thanks
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> MartinCz: yakuake
[10:19] <ikonia> oops
[10:19] <hejux> ikonia--> i see
[10:19] <MartinCz> it started to open blank term :D
[10:19] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: I'm aware of compiz thanks
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: no, compiz support is in that room, not here. dont get sirty and read what ubottu says
[10:19] <Kai> Hey, is there any way to modify the size of WINE?
[10:19] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: he's not getting compiz support,
[10:20] <deepak_> c# programing help on linux ubuntu
[10:20] <ikonia> deepak_: check the mono channels
[10:20] <andreas__> do you know for what i have to search for? what is the name of the beheviour of leopard windows cause i want them in ubuntu also pls
[10:21] <ActionParsnip> andreas__: what is it that leapard does exactly?
[10:21] <ikonia> andreas__: if you install the ccsm manager software and view the minimise plugins you may find what you want
[10:21] <bluvio> where do I find  "libapache-mod-ssl" ? Synaptic is not very cooperative this morning ...
[10:21] <andreas__> ok thanx guys
[10:22] <le_mischa> andreas__: you are looking for mac4lin
[10:22] <le_mischa> ;)
[10:22] <Jordan_U> deepak_: Do you have a specific question? Use mono for C# on linux, monodevelop if you want an IDE
[10:22] <subdolus> whats the easist way to delete every .html file in a dir, recursively?
[10:22] <subdolus> easiest/best
[10:22] <andreas__> i have it
[10:22] <andreas__> i insetall it
[10:22] <ikonia> subdolus: rm -rf *.html
[10:22] <andreas__> install but i just need th windows to be minimized like that
[10:22] <Kai> If you don't have it
[10:23] <Kai> terminal sudo apt-get install gcc
[10:23] <Kai> ....sorry wrong window :P
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> bluvio: sudo apt-get install libapache-mod-ssl
[10:23] <sauvin> sudo apt-get install hot_babes
[10:23] <Kai> :( can't find it, sauvin xD
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> bluvio: try tab completing the name
[10:24] <sauvin> Story of my life.
[10:24] <subdolus> ikonia: not working
[10:24] <ikonia> subdolus: please don't say things like that
[10:24] <ikonia> subdolus: in what way ?
[10:24] <ikonia> oops
[10:24] <bluvio> ﻿subdolus: try "man rm". Something like "rm -R *.html" perhaps? Be careful with "rm" though ... get your "undelete" kit handy, just in case...
[10:24] <Jordan_U> ikonia: Please don't suggest using rm -f unless you know it's necessary
[10:24] <ikonia> Jordan_U: it is
[10:24] <Jordan_U> ikonia: Sorry then :)
[10:24] <bunnyto> ikonia: is my girl
[10:25] <brandonmpace> rm -r *.html  subdolus
[10:25] <ikonia> bunnyto: what ?
[10:25] <sauvin> Suggestion: make a copy of the entire tree you're going to be working with, experiment with rm on that tree.
[10:25] <subdolus> ikonia: well there are still .html files in some of the lover files
[10:25] <sauvin> On the copies, that is.
[10:25] <ikonia> subdolus: ahhh sorry, you want to go into directories
[10:25] <subdolus> lower*
[10:25] <deepak_> if my dpkg is incrupted what can id
[10:25] <subdolus> yer.. ie recursively
[10:25] <deepak_> i do
[10:25] <ikonia> subdolus: something along the lines of find will do it find . -name '*.html' -exec {rm -r}
[10:25] <Kai> Anyone good with Ubuntu "WINE" app?
[10:26] <ikonia> Kai: wine is nothing to do with ubuntu
[10:26] <sauvin> If you JUST want .html files removed, maybe you could do something like find ./ -type f | grep "\.html" | xargs rm
[10:26] <subdolus> can anyone help me with the correct answer?
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> Kai: whats your issue?
[10:26] <brandonmpace> subdolus: rm --recursive
[10:26] <Jordan_U> !ask | Kai
[10:26] <mous16> hi to all. what is ubiquity?
[10:26] <ikonia> Kai: you'll find wine support in #wine-hq
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> !ubiquity
[10:26] <brandonmpace> lol
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> !info ubiquity
[10:26] <Kai> Ikonia, I know, but it can be used in Ubuntu, which i what I am using, Thought it might be a bit different for every distro
[10:27] <ikonia> Kai: no, it's the same application
[10:27] <ikonia> Kai: generic wine help/lessons/support can be found in #wine-hq
[10:27] <subdolus> brandonmpace: thats not doing the job either
[10:27] <mous16> ActionParsnip: so, it's the graphical installer of ubuntu?
[10:27] <Kai> ikonia: There is no one in #wine-hq
[10:27] <subdolus> says it cant find any index.html's
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> Kai: any open source program can run on any other as long as you can satisfy the dependancies
[10:27] <bluvio> ﻿ActionParsnip: thx. I get ... Package libapache-mod-ssl is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[10:27] <bluvio> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[10:27] <bluvio> E: Package libapache-mod-ssl has no installation candidate     [... sorry for mini-flood here]
[10:27] <ikonia> Kai: #winehq sorry
[10:27] <deepak_> if my dpkg is incrupted then what can i do
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> mous16: thats what it say, i guess so
[10:28] <brandonmpace> mous16: yes it is.
[10:28] <mous16> brandonmpace: thank you!
[10:28] <Kai> ikonia, thank you
[10:28] <brandonmpace> mous16: you´re welcome
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> bluvio: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=682957
[10:29] <ghaleb_> hello, I'm trying to get freeradius source, but a building errors appeared: E: There are problems and -y was used without --force-yes
[10:29] <ghaleb_> how can I see details ?
[10:30] <ikonia> ghaleb_: build it outside of a deb first to debug it
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> ghaleb_: what are you compiling with (the command)
[10:30] <sthbeyond> ?
[10:30] <sthbeyond> hey~
[10:31]  * Kondensuotas_pie rytukas ;)
[10:31] <Malformation> hey can one of you guys help Cheeky?
[10:31] <DuKeS> hey guys, in rhythmbox, how do i stop monitoring a folder? Before i decided that i wanted to make ubuntu my main OS i chose "import folder" within rhythmbox's file menu and imported my MY MUSIC folder from windows partition which is where all my music is at. Now, i've copied the contents from that music folder over to my home/music folder and everytime i mount my windows HDD partition rhythmbox loads each song twice...i need to get it to stop reading that MY M
[10:31] <Malformation> I can't hlep him with port forwarding
[10:31] <ikonia> Malformation: help with what ?
[10:31] <Malformation> he doesnt really understand me
[10:31] <Malformation> and his router is a bit harder to use than most.
[10:31] <ikonia> Malformation: ther is no-onei n the channel called cheeky
[10:32] <Malformation> yeh there is
[10:32] <Malformation> I'm talking to him now
[10:32] <Malformation> and i can see him
[10:32] <Malformation> in the channel
[10:32] <ikonia> Malformation: I can see him now
[10:32] <FloodBot3> Malformation: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <Malformation> ok
[10:32] <Cheeky> ikonia: i am trying to port forwrd transmission to a specific port but its closed how do i check wat ports are open on my machine i.e available to assign transmissons ..
[10:32] <brandonmpace> gotta go get some sleep, as it is 4:30 here.  see you later all!
[10:32] <Malformation> wow i type so fast i get a warning
[10:32] <bluvio> ﻿ActionParsnip: thx. for the link. sounds like my problem exactly ...
[10:32] <brandonmpace> see you all later*
[10:32] <ikonia> Cheeky: your machine has nothing to do with port forwarding - your router will define what's open/shut
[10:32] <mistform> ActionParsnip, i found it. /dev/input/js0
[10:33] <sauvin> Malformation, anybody can dance on the ENTER key and get that warning, it doesn't mean you're such a fast typer. You just need to aggregate your thoughts better.
[10:33] <DuKeS> Cheeky: transmission set up an open port for itself for my machine...didn't it do that for you?
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> mistform: did lshw help?
[10:33] <mistform> no
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> mistform: oh well, you got to the goal which is sweet
[10:33] <Cheeky> DuKeS: yeah it did.. but the problem is its daam slow !
[10:33] <mistform> i installed a joystick calibration program, and it found and listed the place :)
[10:34] <DuKeS> Cheeky: might be the torrent? did you try a different torrent with more seeds?
[10:34] <lastman> Hi, I would like to mount a directory with the ci-filesystem (cifs), but I get an error message: CIFS VFS: No username specified CIFS VFS: cifs_mount failed w/return code = -22. I ve created an credential file with my username. The statement in fstab is //ip-address/daten /home/tbarth/netdrive cifs rw,noauto,credentials=/etc/cred_domain,domain=domain.biz,uid=tbarth 0 0 Any idea to fix it?
[10:34] <Malformation> it's got nothing to do with the torrents
[10:34] <Malformation> it's just his router and port forwarding
[10:34] <brandonmpace> mistform do lshal
[10:34] <ikonia> Malformation: so he needs to get router support then
[10:34] <Cheeky> DuKeS: yeah i did ..and then..it suddenly goes idler and then conencts back again .. maybe it was a bad tracker .. but i have no idea wat to do so i thought if i  could try the port forwarding thing
[10:34] <DuKeS> Cheeky: try http://portforward.com/
[10:34] <brandonmpace> ikonia: yes
[10:35] <ghaleb_> ActionParsnip:  apt-src install freeradius
[10:35] <Malformation> i think he has tried that DuKes
[10:35] <DuKeS> Ah
[10:35] <Malformation> He can't understand it or something(not being rude or anything)
[10:35] <ikonia> Cheeky: if you contact your router vendor or support forums you'll get better router support
[10:35] <storman> íå ñà áóòàèòå å èìà çà ñè÷êè :)
[10:35] <DuKeS> weird...i used to have problems until i opened the ports through that website's tutorials
[10:35] <Malformation> cheeky did u visit my blog? I had a good tutorial on port forwarding
[10:35] <Joshooa> Cheeky: What kind of router?
[10:35] <ikonia> !offtopic
[10:36] <ikonia> gents could we please take the router support elsewhere
[10:36] <Malformation> lol
[10:36] <Malformation> how do you know Cheeky isn't a lady?
[10:36] <Malformation> stereotyping are we? :P
[10:36] <DuKeS> Joshooa: that's what's so great about portforward.com it usually lists most known brands and gives you step by step directions with pictures:)
[10:37] <Cheeky> Joshooa: net ghear wpn824v3
[10:37] <ghaleb_> ActionParsnip: I'm trying to build FreeRadius+EAP/PEAP
[10:37] <Cheeky> yes iam one fine sexy lady !
[10:37] <Cheeky> lol
[10:37] <pabl0> lastman, How does you're cred file looks like ?
[10:37] <DuKeS> hey can anyone help me with my rhythmbox problem that i mentioned? I want it to stop reading my windows partition (MY Music) folder
[10:37] <twb> Is there a way to list existing ufw rules in "ufw format", as opposed to the raw iptables-save format?
[10:37] <mistform> ActionParsnip, i have more problems now lol. the controller won't recognize my D-pad inputs
[10:38] <mistform> all of the buttons work but the d-pad
[10:38] <mistform> it's a PS2 controller
[10:38] <lastman> pabl0: username=t.barth and in the next line password=xxx
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> mistform: id have a look round, maybe you need some kernel modules
[10:38] <pabl0> lastman, are you able to mount it without the cred file ?
[10:38] <B3z3rk3r> gnite all 3am here.. need sleep!!!!
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> DuKeS: remove it from your library
[10:39] <lastman> pabl0: hm, I ve to check it
[10:39] <DuKeS> ActionParsnip: how? i don't see an option to remove folders
[10:40] <Lanlost> I am going to have a panic attack!
[10:40] <Lanlost> I have no idea why this happens.. Every once and a while when I go to double click on my USB Drive or NTFS drive from the file browser it says I don't have permissions to mount them
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> DuKeS: ive not used it but im guessing you can add folders to the library
[10:40] <Lanlost> I don't understand.. I mean.. I can mount them from terminal
[10:41] <Lanlost> but I don't understand why this happens sometimes. and why sometimes It just works
[10:41] <Lanlost> everytime I boot I have to do it from the terminal.
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: you could add the device to your fstab
[10:41] <Lanlost> Right.. I could
[10:41] <Lanlost> but I want to know what is making it do this
[10:41] <lastman>  pabl0: Yes, I m able to mount it without the cred file, username and password in fstab
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: then sudo mount -a will mount it
[10:41] <Lanlost> I shouldn't have to hack a work around
[10:41] <Lanlost> .. I can mount it from the terminal already
[10:42] <Lanlost> The option is there to just right click -> mount volume.. or just simply double click
[10:42] <pabl0> lastman, well then there is something wring with the file
[10:42] <pabl0> did you check the perms ?
[10:42] <Lanlost> I don't understand what permissions are beig changed that won't allow it to work
[10:42] <Lanlost> regardless.. that's not the main problem
[10:42] <DuKeS> ActionParsnip: it's tricky, imported a folder into it before i had any media in my ubuntu partition...so i mounted my winxp partition and imported the my music folder and now everytime i got rhythmbox open and i mount the windows partition it automatically duplicates every song (1 from the ubuntu partition and 1 from windows)
[10:43] <Lanlost> the thing that is giving me the panic attack is that I have a USB external hard drive that... for some odd reason won't mount anything except read only
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: ive always done it that way so i cant personally advise, editing fstab is not a hack, it just ensures its automounted
[10:43] <Lanlost> I'm doing sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/My\ Book/ -t vfat -o rw
[10:43] <Lanlost> is there something wrong iwht that?
[10:43] <Lanlost> you are misunderstanding me man..
[10:43] <Lanlost> when I say fstab is a hack.. I mean in the sense that it is not the way that this should be working
[10:44] <Lanlost> so even though the fstab method is probably a better way to go anyway.. in this case things aren't working as they should
[10:44] <Lanlost> Before ubuntu.. I always used fstab and/or mounted manually from terminal.
[10:44] <lastman> pabl0: The permission is 644 and owner is root.root. I tried to mount it as root
[10:44] <Lanlost> It works sometimes.. the question is. why not always? I can't figure out what 'permissions' are not correct
[10:44] <Lanlost> regardless.. what I need is to write to my USB hard drive..
[10:45] <Lanlost> was there something wrong with that command I pasted or should that do the trick? I never had to specify rw
[10:45] <Lanlost>  sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/My\ Book/ -t vfat -o rw
[10:45] <pabl0> lastman, include the x bit, also what's the location of the file , i'm using /root/.smbcredentials
[10:45] <Lanlost> and yes.. it is fat32
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: then ive no diea, ive alwas fstabbed stuff. automount has never worked for me and im glad as if I dont want it mounted it isnt, control is good
[10:45] <Lanlost> uh..
[10:45] <Lanlost> Action..
[10:45] <ikonia> Lanlost: then you need to mount it as the user - not root, as fat32 doesn't support permissions
[10:45] <Ninjako> Hi all. I need little help...
[10:45] <Lanlost> It doesn't auto mount..
[10:45] <Lanlost> It never has..
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: if you dont specify rw then it will be owned by root and only root can write
[10:45] <Lanlost> it only mounts when you click on the drive
[10:46] <Lanlost> it's not auto mounted on boot
[10:46] <Lanlost> this works by mounting only when you select the drive and either double click on it or right click -> mount volume
[10:46] <lastman> pabl0:  Location is /etc/cred_domain -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 38 2008-09-22 11:42 /etc/cred_domain
[10:46] <_LiNuX_> how can do force quit manually?
[10:46] <Lanlost> All it does is the equivilent of mounting the drive from the terminal.. just automatically.. but only when you do it
[10:46] <Lanlost> Thus.. I have as much control as you do
[10:46] <Lanlost> when it works that is..
[10:46] <pabl0> lastman, try chmod 700 /etc/cred_domain
[10:46] <Ninjako> How can i install Ubuntu on external HDD?
[10:46] <Lanlost> which was .. always... until a reboot
[10:47] <Lanlost> ok.. so how do I do -o rw type command that allows anyone..not just root to read/write?
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: automount means its mounted automatically, thats less control to me
[10:47] <Lanlost> ITS NOT AUTO MOUNTING
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: you'll need to add some UIDs
[10:47] <Lanlost> Never once have I said I am using any sort of auto mount
[10:48] <Lanlost> When you say auto mount.. you mean that it mounts automatically on boot right?
[10:48] <Lanlost> thats the only type of 'auto mounting' I've ever heard of anyone wanting/using
[10:48] <ikonia> Lanlost: auto mount can mean when you browse the device it mounts auto for you
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: no, as soon as the device is connected its there and accessible
[10:48] <ikonia> Lanlost: automounting is not only boot
[10:48] <Lanlost> Ok.. well how does that give you less control
[10:48] <mistform> maybe a boot mount he wants?
[10:48] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: i want to mount it when im good and ready
[10:48] <mistform> System > Preferences > Sessions
[10:48] <Lanlost> ActionParsnip.. That's not how it works
[10:48] <Lanlost> from the build of Ubuntu I have at least
[10:48] <Lanlost> when I connect the drive.. it is NOT accessable
[10:49] <ikonia> Lanlost: ok - so thats auto mounting
[10:49] <Lanlost> until I click on the drive and right click -> mount volume
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: anyways you'll need to add some access IDs to allows users to write to it
[10:49] <Lanlost> ...
[10:49] <Lanlost> Alright.. thanks
[10:49] <Lanlost> god only knows how shit like this breaks for no reason all of a suddon
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=198614
[10:50] <Lanlost> Id like to say user error
[10:50] <scuser> i all, can anyone tell me how to use .k5login to login without password ?
[10:50] <Lanlost> but I honeslty can't think of anything I could have possibly done..
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: you are using OSS, if it breaks you get both pieces, there are no garuntees
[10:50] <Lanlost> been using this install for a year+ and never had this problem
[10:50] <subdolus> can anyone help me with the correct answer?
[10:50] <subdolus> whats the easist way to delete every .html file in a dir, recursively?
[10:51] <mIRC632a> hi is there any italian can help me? i'm at first time with ubuntu
[10:51] <Lanlost> Open Sound System?..
[10:51] <bullgard4> One of my Ubuntu 8.04.1 computers has the inetd process running, another not. Why do I need the process inetd? Reading man inetd did not enlighten me.
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> subdolus: find -name *.html -exec rm {} \;
[10:51] <Ninjako> Can anyone tell how to fix the Grub Error 21?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: open source software
[10:51] <Joshooa> sub rm -r *.html  ?
[10:51] <Lanlost> Well yeah
[10:51] <MartinCz> And now I am looking for some better panel for placing application icons which I use often... Any idea, experience? Thank you :)
[10:52] <Ninjako> Can anyone tell me how to fix the Grub Error 21?
[10:52] <Lanlost> sorry.. anytime I see OSS Its the common usage of it. I rarely see open source abbreviated as OSS. My bad
[10:52] <Lanlost> in the same way that .. when you said auto mounting.. I took it as.. the only way I've ever seen anyone use it
[10:52] <MSI-Wind> ssilly question, how do I know if le latest jave is installed in ubuntu ?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Ninjako: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=62717
[10:53] <Ninjako> thanks
[10:53] <Lanlost> Look sorry.. I've been using linux in various forms for years.. this is the ONLY thing that has consistently been a problem for me.
[10:53] <Lanlost> Everything works great for months.. don't do anything differently.. all of a sudden something stops working
[10:54] <Lanlost> Never had this problem with Windows.. although that may be one of the only positive experiences I've had with Windows in a long time
[10:54] <Lanlost> regardless.. I should have just used man.. thanks for the link though
[10:54] <bunnyto> Lanlost: what wrong with Windows?
[10:54] <Lanlost> Nothing really
[10:54] <Lanlost> I use XP on a daily basis.. I even use Vista on a semi daily basis
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> MSI-Wind: http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp
[10:55] <Zinnoc> hi , i need C++ software for Linux ?
[10:55] <MSI-Wind> ActionParsnip thanks
[10:55] <Lanlost> XP with sp2 is a pretty damn solid OS. Vista isn't nearly as bad as it is claimed to be.. As far as the usage of it. With about as much time as you spend setting up a new linux install.. you can have Vista working as good.
[10:55] <edo32mb> Zinnoc>> gcc ?
[10:55] <bazhang> !windows
[10:55] <Lanlost> The problem I've had with Vista has been after using it for a while.. after a period of time.. flaws that once seemed minor start to stick out and ruin the experience
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: getting a bit offtopic now
[10:55] <Lanlost> ... He asked me. I replied
[10:56] <bazhang> #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:56] <lovebug356> What is the clean way to edit /etc/gnome/defaults.list to register a mime/.desktop relation? or is it save to just edit the script in a postinst script from a deb-package
[10:56] <Lanlost> It wasn't as if I was going to blab on about it for an hour. Not necessary to tell me something I already know
[10:56] <waan> I use a browser to read my e-mail, but would like my mail led to flash when I've got new mail, can anybody suggest a way for me to do this, if possible without using evolution/thunderbird.
[10:57] <Joshooa> I can instlal Ubuntu and be up and running with everything I need before Windows XP will even be booted up for the first time
[10:57] <bunnyto> Lanlost: try win95 i heard is the Holy Grail
[10:57] <mIRC632a> i have installed ubuntu 8... my pc have ati 7500 radeon how i can centre the image displayed on monitor?
[10:57] <Lanlost> ... That's not really funny. Even as a joke =P
[10:57] <bunnyto> mIRC632a: envyng
[10:57] <bullgard4> Ninjako: Try to find the answer in http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~bernhard/grub.pdf
[10:57] <Ninjako> okay
[10:57] <Lanlost> 'twas never a good OS. It blew my mind the first time I used it though
[10:57] <Lanlost> Ah.. the days of upgrading to 8mb of ram
[10:58] <Ninjako> bullgard4: thanks
[10:58] <mIRC632a> bunnyto i have at first expiernce with ubuntu so i don't understand what u say
[10:58] <jussi01> !ot | landorindustries
[10:58] <jussi01> !ot | Lanlost
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> mIRC632a: you may need to change your refresh rate
[10:59] <crogue5> Lanlost: I have a Linux box I use daily and it has been running and rarely updated for about 9-10 months and nothing has messed up on it, the only common dinominator in your problem with Linux is you.....
[10:59] <lastman> pabl0: It doesnt work with credential file, I set the username and password in fstab, I dont have too much time to fix that , thanks for your help
[10:59] <athleone> Hello
[10:59] <athleone> How do I add ROMs to kxmame?
[10:59] <MindSpark> hi, is there a way to make install and create a deb package along, so I can uninstall using apt-get ?
[10:59] <firestorm> Hi. When reading /etc/fstab everything is in UUID format...How can I know what this maps to in terms of /dev/sdX ?
[11:00] <mistform> maybe the dual shock analog controller is under another module?
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> athleone: i think you add them to /usr/share/games/kxmame (or symlinks)
[11:00] <waan> firestorm, use vol_id to find out what the UUID of each disk is
[11:00] <mistform> well, it sees my D-pad as an axis, not a regular button
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> mistform: i couldnt tell you, ive never used it
[11:00] <_LiNuX_> how can do force quit manually?
[11:01] <MindSpark> _LiNuX_, kill
[11:01] <RoflCoptr> kill -9 1
[11:01] <RoflCoptr> uups
[11:01] <crogue5> Or kill -9
[11:01] <athleone> ActionParsnip: Hi! Also, I will try that :)
[11:01] <MindSpark> lol
[11:01] <_LiNuX_> how i do taht?
[11:01] <varunn> guys whats a good graphics card (performance) and works perfectly with ubuntu?
[11:01] <giacomo> buon giorno
[11:01] <_LiNuX_> that*
[11:02] <bunnyto> varunn: triden 4mb ISA
[11:02] <crogue5> New nvidia
[11:02] <athleone> ActionParsnip: can't find it.
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> varunn: any mid range nvidia card
[11:02] <firestorm> waan: excellent ... ls /dev/disk/by-uuid works for me as well
[11:02] <philippe> varunn, older ATI or recent intel
[11:02] <bunnyto> nvidia 9980 GHX
[11:02] <waan> firestorm, that too
[11:02] <philippe> Stay away from Nvidia as they are the only ones not giving out specs now.
[11:03] <SD_> QUESTION: when trying to ad a gmail account to gaim what protocol do i use?
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> athleone: cd /; find -name kxma
[11:03] <varunn> well, like i just want on that works out of the box, mate got a 8800 but had soo many problems getting it to work
[11:03] <Vezir> in rhythmbox what is the command for next song, previous, and play/pause
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> SD_: xmpp
[11:03] <waan> I use a browser to read my e-mail, but would like my asus mail led to flash when I've got new mail, can anybody suggest a way for me to do this, if possible without using evolution/thunderbird?
[11:04] <philippe> varunn, do you plan to play games (eventually in windows) on the same box?
[11:04] <Jordan_U> waan: What webmail provider?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> waan: i dont think you are gonna get it without local storage
[11:04] <waan> Jordan_U, gmail
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> !hcl > varunn
[11:04] <waan> ActionParsnip, i was going to use fetchmail and imap but I don't think it works with gmail too well
[11:05] <Jordan_U> waan: There is a gmail-notifier, never tried it myself though
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> waan: thunderbird does gmail great and gmail notifier as Jordan_U works ok, it will alert you and you cna open your webmail as usual
[11:05] <matiu> Is there a package that provides "sftp-server"
[11:06] <athleone> ActionParsnip: taking a long ass time :(
[11:06] <waan> Jordan_U, yep I use that, but it doesn't allow for me to add command line output to it
[11:06] <coolbhavi> How to get my wifi working properly? and i have a static ip on my dsl modem and can I use that address to connect to internet? I have a broadcom card
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> athleone: its searching all your files
[11:06] <Jordan_U> waan: IMAP works with gmail, just make sure it's enabled
[11:06] <waan> ActionParsnip, thunderbird is the only one that supports the email led via a plugin
[11:06] <bullgard4> One of my Ubuntu 8.04.1 computers has the inetd process running, another not. Why do I need the process inetd? Reading man inetd did not enlighten me.
[11:06] <erUSUL> !broadcom | coolbhavi
[11:06] <athleone> ActionParsnip I found something in /usr/games myself... it was called xmame, but it wasnt a dir.
[11:07] <ikonia> bullgard4: you don't "need" the inetd process, thats up to you if you want to use it, some applications such as telnet/mail/swat etc etc, can be wrapped with inetd to be "launch on demand"
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> athleone: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=577841
[11:08] <bullgard4> ikonia: Thank you for explaining.
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> coolbhavi: so you connect to your modem via ethernet and that goes out to the www?
[11:09] <athleone> ActionParsnip I couldnt find the original xmame even when I searched add/remove programs.
[11:09] <coolbhavi> ActionParsnip, any way round
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> athleone: sudo apt-get install xmame
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> !pppoe | coolbhavi
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> coolbhavi: or buy a router
[11:10] <coolbhavi> ActionParsnip, that I know
[11:11] <coolbhavi> but its not working in roaming mode
[11:12] <bullgard4> ikonia: Does your enumeration include wall?
[11:12] <ikonia> bullgard4: wall is not a damon
[11:12] <athleone> "E: Package xmame has no installation candidate
[11:12] <athleone> " ActionParsnip what does that mean?
[11:13] <bullgard4> ikonia: Does your enumeration include rwalld?
[11:13] <ikonia> thats rpc, so no
[11:13] <deepak_> coolbhavi whats your problem
[11:13] <bullgard4> ikonia: Ok.
[11:13] <ikonia> bullgard4: that doesn't mean it's not possible
[11:13] <bullgard4> ok.
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> athleone: it means try command line
[11:14] <athleone> ActionParsnip: I got that message from the command line.
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> athleone: whats it say?
[11:15] <athleone> "E: Package xmame has no installation candidate" actionParsnip
[11:15] <Jordan_U> athleone: try "xmame-x"
[11:15] <athleone> "warning: no mixer plugins available
[11:15] <athleone> error: unknown option -x
[11:15] <athleone> "
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> athleone: try sudo apt-get install xmame-sdl
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> athleone: always try tab completing package names
[11:16] <athleone> ActionParsnip: done
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> athleone: xmame-sdl /path/to/omanme.zip --fullscreen
[11:17] <athleone> ActionParsnip is there any way to connect xmame-sdl to kxmame?
[11:17] <Vezir> k so i set rhythmbox-client --next to f12, whu isn;t it working?
[11:18] <waan> ActionParsnip, I suppose the easiest way is to have thunderbird running in background checking for new mail using imap, and just use the browser to read the mail
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> athleone: i tried but found running it from cli easier
[11:18] <athleone> ActionParsnip: "bash: xname-sdl: command not found
[11:18] <athleone> "
[11:18] <qweqwe> hello. Does anyone know why it takes around 1 minute to show the (log off etc ...) dialog when I click Exit?
[11:18] <waan> ActionParsnip, I just thought it might be possible without having a large e-mail client running
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> waan: you need the gmail notifier
[11:19] <purld> hello, can anyone help? GParted is showing /dev/sda2 as an extended partition, and /dev/sda5 is a NTFS partition inside /dev/sda2.
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> waan: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/gmail-notifier-for-your-ubuntu-desktop.html
[11:19] <waan> ActionParsnip, I already have that, it doesn't support any mail led's afaik
[11:19] <MartinCz> hi... in which directory are login themes xml files? (gnome)
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> waan: use the screen instead of the led is all i can suggest
[11:20] <ikonia> MartinCz: they are not
[11:20] <purld> I can still mount the NTFS partition. How do I set it back to primary? i.e. delete the extended partition?
[11:20] <ikonia> MartinCz: do you mean gdm themes (I assume so)
[11:20] <mib_2hal0yb1> can anyone help me geting a usb2 pci card working?
[11:20] <MartinCz> i mean the theme which is used for the login screen...
[11:20] <MartinCz> (i am not sure, sorry)
[11:20] <ikonia> MartinCz: are you using gdm or kdm ?
[11:20] <MartinCz> gdm
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> mib_2hal0yb1: does it show up in lspci?
[11:21] <waan> ActionParsnip, ahhhh, nevermind it has a custom command support, I can write a simple blinkled script. THanks
[11:21] <athleone> ActionParsnip: What do I do now?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> waan: np man
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> athleone: id try man kxmame
[11:21] <ikonia> MartinCz: if you look on gnome-look.org you'll find pre-packaged themes that you can drag and drop into gdm theme manager
[11:21] <mib_2hal0yb1> it show up but it dose not know how many ports
[11:21] <waan> ActionParsnip, just got to figure out how to stop it blinking lol
[11:21] <kibibyte> hi
[11:22] <MartinCz> ikonia: yeah, but i don't want to install any, i'd just like to edit one...
[11:22] <kibibyte> is here any tool that i can submit html form from command line?
[11:22] <deepak_> is there any antivirus for ubuntu
[11:22] <MartinCz> ikonia: and that's why i need to find the dir
[11:22] <kibibyte> MartinCz, ahojky
[11:22] <ikonia> MartinCz: then it depends what part you want to edit as the themes are seperated out into many files
[11:22] <MartinCz> kibibyte: ahoj, zname se? :)
[11:22] <kibibyte> ne
[11:22] <Ben_Cs> hello
[11:22] <kibibyte> ;d
[11:22] <Taiga-SK> deepak_, clam
[11:22] <Ben_Cs> what's the difference between gtkpod and gtkpod-aac?
[11:22] <waan> ActionParsnip, even more cool it has a nomail command also. Solved!
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> !antivirus | deepak_
[11:23] <MartinCz> ikonia: i'd like to make the font size smaller
[11:23] <athleone> ActionParsnip read it. And now totally confused.
[11:23] <ikonia> MartinCz: launch gdm_manager and edit it
[11:23] <Taiga-SK> you need antivirus. what about macro viruses and similar ones?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> athleone: in what way?
[11:23] <MartinCz> hmm
[11:23] <deepak_> i dont have windows client
[11:24] <Taiga-SK> alos wine programs are vulnerable to wiruses
[11:24] <MartinCz> ikonia: system -> administration -> login window?
[11:24] <athleone> ActionParsnip I checked the KDE-Help option, and its all techno speak :S
[11:24] <ikonia> MartinCz: not sure I don't have an ubuntu box to hand to check, but I assume so
[11:24] <MartinCz> there's just no font size selection in this
[11:24] <ikonia> MartinCz: that may not be the right tool, I think it's gdm_manager
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> athleone: this may help https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kxmame/+question/6368
[11:26] <MartinCz> ikonia: i can see only gdmsetup
[11:26] <deepak_> i me wana add any application there is an there is an error appeared "dpkg is crupted" help me
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: what are you trying to install?
[11:27] <scuser> hi all, I've installed kerberos following the steps mentioned at http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/kerberos.html, but I need to know how to login without password using .k5login file; any help ?
[11:28] <athleone> ActionParsnip: GAH. There. Is. No. Xmame. Folder. In. The. Games. Directory. THE HORROR! :-(
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> athleone: then make it
[11:29] <athleone> ActionParsnip: We do that/
[11:29] <athleone> :S
[11:29] <athleone> I didnt know, sorry.
[11:29] <deepak_> orca screen reader and magnifier
[11:29] <deepak_> example
[11:29] <deepak_> but
[11:29] <deepak_> i am having with all
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: does sudo apt-get -f install sort it
[11:30] <deepak_> here also same problem
[11:31] <deepak_> deepak@deepak-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get -f install sort it
[11:31] <deepak_> [sudo] password for deepak:
[11:31] <deepak_> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[11:31] <deepak_> deepak@deepak-desktop:~$
[11:31] <FloodBot3> deepak_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:31] <frank_> just curious, prett new to ubuntu:   is there a easy to remove all unnecessary hardware support for my laptop in ubuntu?
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: then run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[11:31] <frank_> f.ex: i don't need all the support for all network drivers there is etc..
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: and use pastebin for large amounts of text
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> !paste | deepak_
[11:31] <frank_> like it was compiled for my laptop :)
[11:32] <athleone> ActionParsnip: I have added my pacman,zip into /usr/lib/games/xmame/roms. Now what?
[11:32] <deepak_> Reading state information... Done
[11:32] <deepak_> E: Couldn't find package sort
[11:32] <deepak_> deepak@deepak-desktop:~$
[11:32] <deepak_> now this appear
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> athleone: try running kxmame i guess, i dont know dude
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: again, USE PASTEBIN
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[11:34] <athleone> ActionParsnip: I checked the options of kxmame and I couldn't find an option to launch a game file..
[11:35] <Commie_Cary> how come the ATI drivers mess up my X system asnd force my pc into low graphics mode
[11:35] <cc0> how come I can't execute BitchX from terminal by doing a ./BitchX ?  http://pastebin.com/d3454251a
[11:35] <Jordan_U> deepak_: The command is "sudo apt-get -f install" not "sudo apt-get -f install sort it"
[11:35] <cc0> it says no file found
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> athleone: id go to the kxmame site to see how you use the software
[11:37] <deepak_> ok thanks i am done it
[11:37] <athleone> ActionParsnip: YEY I figured out the command to get xmame "“sudo apt-get install xmame-x xmame-sdl"
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> deepak_: if yoiu'd read the first paste you did it told you how to remedy it
[11:37] <athleone> ActionParsnip that should be correct right?
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> athleone: yeah
[11:38] <deepak_> ok
[11:38] <cc0> hmm, 64bit amd ubuntu can't run old 32bit stuff like bitchx?
[11:38] <deepak_> actionparsnip
[11:38] <athleone> ActionParsnip: wheeeeee :D
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> cc0: it can if you install 32bit libs
[11:38] <cc0> ah
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> cc0: is there no 64bit bitchx?
[11:39] <cc0> do you know how I might go about that?
[11:39] <Commie_Cary> cc0: why use BitchX, just use Xchat or Konversation
[11:39] <athleone> ActionParsnip ****!!! The graphical frontend doesnt support my architechture.
[11:39] <cc0> I'm on xchat now, but I prefer the old terminal look
[11:39] <athleone> :((
[11:39] <cc0> there is no 64bit bitchx that I can see
[11:39] <cc0> but I shall google it again
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> cc0: sudo apt-get install bitchx
[11:41] <cc0> did
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> athleone: then you need the one for yur architecture
[11:41] <cc0> no such pack
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> athleone: kxmame is in repos
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> !info kxmame
[11:43] <pajamian> !info bitchx | cc0 ActionParsnip
[11:43] <ZachD> hey
[11:44] <Milos> I'm a little confused. I get this when I reload bind9: dumping master file: /var/bind/tmp-XXBZzgMs7l: open: permission denied - and - failed while receiving responses: permission denied
[11:44] <ZachD> where can I get some help with a java prog?
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> ZachD: /j #java
[11:44] <ZachD> tried it
[11:44] <lastman> I ve set the locals to ISO-8859-15 by locale-gen de_DE@euro, but the LANG-Variable still echos de_DE.UTF-8 Do I have to restart my system or do I have missed something?
[11:44] <ZachD> won't let me in
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> ZachD: its ##java
[11:45] <ZachD> it says I need to be identified
[11:45] <ZachD> and I am
[11:45] <ZachD> but I just joined about 30 seconds ago
[11:45] <jareth_> when running hp-check i get the following error: p-check[11996]: warning: Invalid drv_dir va
[11:45] <jareth_> lue: /usr/share/cups/drv/hp/
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> ZachD: then register your nich
[11:45] <ZachD> I did
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> !identify | ZachD
[11:45] <ZachD> I'm not new to IRC
[11:45] <ZachD> just this server
[11:45] <ZachD> I did, I'm logged in and identified
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> ZachD: if you were identified itd let you in
[11:46] <jareth_> any idea? hplip is installed, printing and scanning with my Photosmart C6280 works but howcome this error?
[11:46] <ZachD> ActionParsnip, -NickServ- You are already logged in as ZachD.
[11:46] <ZachD> * ##java :You need to be identified to join that channel
[11:46] <ZachD> ns has me identified
[11:46] <pajamian> it appears that bitchx was actually removed for hardy
[11:46] <ZachD> ##java is like "hell no"
[11:47] <Dave2> ZachD: you need to confirm your e-mail address.
[11:47] <ZachD> I did that
[11:48] <ZachD> oh there we go
[11:48] <ZachD> went through
[11:48] <athleone> GAH.
[11:48] <ZachD> thanks Dave2
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> ZachD: well theres somethig you havent done or you'd be in
[11:48] <athleone> Ubuntu crashed on me!!
[11:48] <athleone> And when I restarted, everything was lost!!!
[11:48] <athleone> Graaahh!
[11:49] <dkjahjkajfhs> hi all, i have installed Ubuntu on external HDD but now i can't run it, my BIOS don't have option to boot from USB :[ what can i do?
[11:49] <athleone> Must.... Strangle... Tux!!
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: try a bios update, you wont be able to boot from usb if your bios doesnt support it
[11:50] <DIFH-iceroot> if "ufw" is not loaded, is there another program which can disable port "514" by an default installation? or is this a firewall in the network?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: you could boot from floppy disk to bootstrap the usb to boot
[11:50] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: i don't want to use floppy disk :C i'll try to update my BIOS
[11:51] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: thanks
[11:51] <pajamian> cc0: bitchx was removed from the repos for hardy because it is no longer being developed.  irssi is recommended as a replacement: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2007-November/002726.html
[11:51] <Dyllan> Hi all.
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: if you cant boot from bios, ten you'll have to
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: its just to load the bootloader, aftr that its usb drive all the way
[11:51] <pajamian> !info irssi | cc0
[11:52] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: ya, but will i have to do this every time?
[11:52] <Dyllan> Can somebody explain how i would go about setting up my SHELL to be color coded, meaning that if i vi a file for example its broken down into different colors depending on the script, or is i ls -l directories and coloured differently to files, im ssh into my ubuntu server, right no it looks very bland - thanks!
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: yes everytime you boot
[11:52] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: :(
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: its your hardware limiting you
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: not all boards support usb booting
[11:53] <ikonia> Dyllan: thats normally setup by default with things like /etc/dircolors
[11:53] <kibibyte> curl -vF 'j_username=admin&j_password=adminadmin'  http://localhost:5858/j_security_check?loginButton=Login
[11:53] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: ya, my laptop is old one :}
[11:53] <kibibyte> wgy it doesnt loginto my page
[11:53] <kibibyte> why
[11:53] <ikonia> Dyllan: you need to make sure you login with a loging shell so your bashrc and the like are sourced
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: thats why
[11:53] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: i know
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: they may have kicked out a bios that does, if not its floppy for you
[11:54] <cowsong> Dyllan, if you vi a file, the colouring is a function of vi, not the shell. Try ":syntax on" inside vi
[11:54] <dkjahjkajfhs> ActionParsnip: okay, but first i'll try to upgrade my bios and if that did't work i'll use the fdd
[11:54] <Dyllan> ikonia; ok, i think i follow, i use putty at the moment to ssh in, my gentoo server is all color but ubuntu not, so you saying i have to edit bashrc and dircolors to get what i want?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> dkjahjkajfhs: make sure its the right bios or your system will never boot
[11:54] <Tidus> dkjahjkajfhs: i once had an old compaq laptop that wouldn't even boot from the CD
[11:55] <dkjahjkajfhs> LOL!
[11:55] <Tidus> dkjahjkajfhs: i had to use a boot floppy to force it to load the cd
[11:55] <dkjahjkajfhs> Tidus: :X
[11:55] <xbxbxb> I'm using gnome. Is there a chance that thumbnails or histories of used files are stored outside of my home folder (since only my home folder is encrypted and I don't want to be every history of file names or thumbnails to be either encrypted or deleted)?
[11:55] <ikonia> Dyllan: I'm saying you need to make sure your profile is sourcing yoru bash rc as a login shell
[11:55] <Dyllan> cowsong: thank you :syntax on worked for vi
[11:55]  * ActionParsnip has a dell lat d420 with detachable cd tray, im screwed if i lose it
[11:55] <dkjahjkajfhs> ok BRB to check mi bios version :D
[11:55] <xbxbxb> I want every history*
[11:55] <Dyllan> ikonia: ok thank you let me investigate further - many thnx
[11:55] <athleone> ActionParsnip, This is so hard to use, I know understand why some people dont like linux.
[11:55] <ikonia> Dyllan: no problem
[11:56] <cowsong> Dylan, yw
[11:56] <Tidus> xbxbxb: i believe that everything like that is stored inside your home folder
[11:56] <xbxbxb> Tidus: OK
[11:56] <Tidus> seeing as a regular user doesn't have write access anywhere else... other than /tmp
[11:56] <Lanlost> Hey guys, you know how you said -o rw only lets root read/write/
[11:56] <Lanlost> Couldn't I just technically do that and then open up the file browser with sudo..
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> athleone: thats just one app, you could make a script to run the game and take an argument of the path to the rom
[11:57] <Lanlost> I mean just as a temporary fix. Sorry. I fell asleep
[11:57] <xbxbxb> Tidus:  you can easily circumvent that by simply taking out the HDD and use proper hardware. Setting permissions won't protect.
[11:57] <Lanlost> btw.. where did ActionParsnip come from?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> athleone: i wouldnt dislike a whole operating system because a single app was giving me grief
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: uk ;)
[11:57] <InactiveRhubarb> uk?
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> InactiveRhubarb: you could but you need to use gksu
[11:58] <Tidus> xbxbxb: i know.  I've used a knoppix cd to recover data from crashed linux systems and windows systems alike
[11:58] <InactiveRhubarb> I know what the UK is.. I'm just trying to see the connection
[11:58] <inertial> how do i get the C stdlib man pages in ubuntu?
[11:58] <cyberfr0g> sup?
[11:58] <shpond> Hi
[11:58] <shpond> ok
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> InactiveRhubarb: uk == united kingdom
[11:58] <Dyllan> ikonia: You were correct, i uncommented a line in my ~/.bashrc which if capable would display colours, thanks again, always good to learn something new.
[11:58] <InactiveRhubarb> Alright.. that will work
[11:58] <InactiveRhubarb> I know what the UK is man..
[11:58] <cyberfr0g> confidential
[11:58] <InactiveRhubarb> I was just missing the connection
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> InactiveRhubarb: then why say uk?
[11:58] <xbxbxb> Tidus:  OK, what I meant is *real* security in the sense that noone can recover that data without a password
[11:58] <ikonia> Dyllan: glad your working
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: gotca
[11:58] <Lanlost> because I asked you where the name came from.. and you said UK.. and I trying to see... oh ok
[11:58] <Tidus> xbxbxb: that's what the encryption is for. even if they put the disk in another machine itd be useless without the key
[11:59] <Lanlost> Wow.. are Americans perceived as being that dumb by the rest of the world?.. Really?
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: id mount with user writability so you reduce your activities with sudo / gksu
[11:59] <xbxbxb> Tidus:  yes
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: some are
[11:59] <Dyllan> I have another question regarding the Squid Access file /var/log/squid/access.log I see it is owned by proxy:proxy and i am unable to 'cd' into that directory, i do use 'sudo' but still no luck, i want to be able to tail -f this file, is it not allowing me access because it it owned by proxy:proxy? thanks
[11:59] <Lanlost> Right.. I will do that.. I just literally need to copy one file and I'm done
[11:59] <Lanlost> thats why this is such a frustrating problem for me right now
[12:00] <Lanlost> When I don't need it.. it just works
[12:00] <Lanlost> when I've got a real important document .. nope
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: murphy's law eh
[12:00] <Lanlost> and I'm dipping donuts in half and half because I ran out of milk =(
[12:00] <linch4> -- can someone help me with setting up my w-lan on a thinkpad? --
[12:00] <Lanlost> I tried diluting it with a bit of water and added suger
[12:00] <Lanlost> sugar
[12:03] <Milos> Command to empty a file?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> Milos: rm /path/to/file touch /path/to/file
[12:04] <papyromancer> I've gone through the goog and the book, but I'm having trouble getting outside network access to this samba share (local subnet access is great) there's no firewall installed (it think) on this (ubuntu) system, router is setup to DMZ to this server. I can ssh from client to server and vice versa. I try the 'echo "hello" telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 139' to the server from the client and get "telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection timed out"
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> Milos: put a ; btween file and touch
[12:06] <imura> can some one please tell me how to install flash playewr in xubuntu
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> imura: 32bit or 64bit linux?
[12:07] <imura> 32bit
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> imura: sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[12:07] <imura> ok
[12:07] <imura> i will try it
[12:07] <Corrupt> I am looking for a command (or something) that will show in the terminal what all the commands that programs are doing. For example when you open up firefox it puts something like ./firefox start and then when it terminates the program, it shows the command line version of that.
[12:08] <ghaleb_> guys please help, I GIVE UP, I'm trying to rebuild freeradius from source to include rlm-eap-tls for EAP . but still the same problem !
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> Corrupt: "command line version of that" what do you mean?
[12:09] <pajamian> Corrupt: ps uax
[12:09] <Ziroday> ghaleb_: which is?
[12:10] <Corrupt> Pajamian: what?
[12:10] <pajamian> Corrupt: you wanted a command to show everything that is running?
[12:11] <ghaleb_> Ziroday: rlm_eap: Failed to link EAP-Type/tls: rlm_eap_tls.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[12:11] <Corrupt> Pajamian: Kind of.....you thinking more along the line of running processes, i am looking for a command that will show me what commands are being executed by all applications. Kind of what commands are running though the kernel
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> Corrupt: ps -ef will show that
[12:12] <pajamian> Corrupt: you mean you want the program to spit out a line whenever a process is started and spit out another line when one ends?  I don't know of such a program off the top of my head.
[12:13] <pajamian> ghaleb_: did you install the build dependancies for freeradius?
[12:13] <Ziroday> ghaleb_: from what I can tell you are missing a package, not sure what though. Go ask in the programs respective channel
[12:13] <ghaleb_> pajamian: yes
[12:14] <pajamian> ghaleb_: then you're probably missing some other package that is not in the normal build dependancies.
[12:14] <ghaleb_> Ziroday: openssl, I installed it
[12:15] <Dyllan> Would anyone have an idea why i cannot access /va/log/squid/access.log using sudo? It wont even let me 'cd' into the directory, the DIR is owned by proxy:proxy - thanks
[12:15] <ghaleb_> pajamian: Ziroday : please follow this link  http://www.backports.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=478804
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Dyllan: add your username to the proxy group
[12:15] <Corrupt> pajamian: Yeah, so if i have a terminal open and i open up firefox by clicking on the icon, the terminal will display a line with the command line equivalent to open firefox
[12:17] <Corrupt> Pajamian: and when anything happens basically, so if firefox opens a port, and command line equivilate is shown, or prehaps mirc / torrent application / openoffice etc
[12:17] <Dyllan> ActionParsnip, great, thanks very much.
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> Corrupt: you could make a script for each app to first echo to the terminal, then execute the app
[12:18] <Corrupt> ActionParsnip: arh no i cant. I only know the basics of command line.
[12:18] <pajamian> Corrupt: the only thing I can think of would be a script that polls the ps command and displays a diff from the last one.
[12:19] <Pici> Corrupt: htop may have a column for what you are looking for...
[12:19] <remu> hey guys, im trying to get my wireless working on hardy, the intel wifi link 5100, I have followed this guide before: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879134&page=2 post 62, and gotten it to work, however, i am at school and cant plugin to ethernet right now to do "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[12:20] <HttpError> o.o
[12:20] <remu> is there a way for me to get the required files onto my flash drive, and do it that way? since i have internet access on my vista machine, are there debs or something?
[12:20] <dinesh_> i am having problem with wireless
[12:21] <remu> dinesh, whats the problem?
[12:22] <HttpError> remu: a frien of mine has the Exact same problem.
[12:22] <dinesh_> remu: my nic is broadcom94311mcg and i am not having  the driver
[12:22] <pajamian> remu: how does your vixta machine connect?
[12:22] <remu> HttpError: what, no internet access and need to get build-essential, or just cant get that wireless card working?
[12:22] <pajamian> *vista
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: you could use ndiswrapper
[12:22] <remu> it connects using vista
[12:22] <remu> blah
[12:23] <remu> i meant, it connects using the wireless
[12:23] <pajamian> remu: does it have an ethernet port on it?
[12:23] <remu> im on the vista install right now
[12:23] <Corrupt> Pici: yeah kind of, but i have no idea how to use it. How do i echo these applications that was mentioned before
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> remu: id use ndiswrapper + xp driver if you are using broadcom
[12:23] <remu> yes it does have an ethernet port on it, but i dont have access to ethernet till i get home (like another 10 hours)
[12:23] <HttpError> remu: both i think
[12:24] <dinesh_> actionparsnip: i got the link for ndiswrapper on rapidshare but is not working suggest some other link
[12:24] <pajamian> remu: is the vista box different from the box with ubuntu, or is it the same computer?
[12:24] <alex_j> Hi. I got a Intel D101GGC mainboard with IXP SB400 Serial ATA Controller. When accessing the DVD drive the whole machine stutters. I cannot see anything DMA related in hdparm. Any ideas?
[12:24] <Pici> Corrupt: I don't know, sorry.
[12:24] <remu> ActionParsnip, I'm using intel wifilink 5100, i have gotten it working before but in order to get it working i need to do "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[12:24] <remu> pajamian, same machine
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: why rapidshare, ndiswrapper is on the install media and guides are in great abundance online
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> remu: you get your install cd?
[12:24] <remu> lol
[12:25] <remu> no i dont
[12:25] <pajamian> remu: ahhhh, never mind then.  If it's just 10 hours till you get home and can do it from there I would just wait until you get home.
[12:25] <madrazr> alex_j: even I have the same problem in Hardy, I have been reporting it since the Hardy release, but in vain, I am fedup with Ubuntu these days
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> remu: or you could download to your windows partition then copy over to linux
[12:25] <dinesh_> ActionPArsnip: plz give me the link
[12:25] <remu> yea, thats what i was thinking
[12:25] <remu> i gotta download the whole iso eh?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> !ndiswrapper | dinesh_
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> remu: no just the build-essential deb file
[12:25] <remu> lol
[12:25] <remu> thats what i was after
[12:25] <remu> didnt know where to look for it
[12:25] <hejux> i rebuild my xchat ,and it seems run more fater ...
[12:26] <pajamian> remu: you can download individual packages and use dpkg to install them, but you have to know all the right dependancies, etc.
[12:26] <remu> did a google search, but that wasnt too helpful....or maybe its too early in the morning
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> remu: www.google.com or www.ask.com are my recommendations
[12:26] <bluemoon> jlime
[12:26] <remu> well, i went to http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/build-essential
[12:26] <remu> that lists the dependencies, but i take it that each of those things will probablly link to more
[12:26] <pajamian> remu: possibly
[12:27] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip: i ownloaded the broadcom driver but the size of the file is just 195kb so, i am not sure is it full file or not
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> remu: you on 64bit or 32bit?
[12:27] <remu> 64bit
[12:27] <remu> I went to http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/build-essential
[12:27] <pajamian> remu: if you download it and try to install them dpkg will tell you what is missing.  You can do it that way, it may take a few tries, though.
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: as long as its the xp driver its fine
[12:27] <remu> at the bottom, I clicked "amd64" and clicked on a server, and downloaded the deb
[12:28] <remu> I take it I will need to download the debs for the dependencies as well/
[12:28] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip: i am using windows vista
[12:28] <pajamian> remu: those you don't already have installed, yes.
[12:28] <remu> hmmm, alright
[12:28] <mistform> ActionParsnip, does his nic count as a bcm43xx?
[12:28] <remu> and what command should I use?
[12:28] <pajamian> remu: to install?
[12:29] <pajamian> remu: sudo dpkg -i filename
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> mistform: no idea
[12:29] <remu> it might be easier for me to download the iso of ubuntu, mount it, and then use that as a repo....build essential is on the install disc, correct?
[12:29] <remu> pajamian, thanks
[12:29] <linch4> My W-Lan seams to be configured correctly, but I still cannot connect to the internet? How can I test my w-lan card?
[12:29] <alex_j> Hi. I got a Intel D101GGC mainboard with IXP SB400 Serial ATA Controller. When accessing the DVD drive the whole machine stutters. I cannot see anything DMA related in hdparm. Any ideas?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> remu: sudo dpkg -i debfile.deb
[12:29] <pajamian> remu: I don't know if build essential is on the install disk, I never really paid much attention to that to be honest.
[12:30] <remu> hmm
[12:30] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip: on the link u send me on ubuntu there are number of driver whichone is suitable for me broadcom bcm94311mcg
[12:30] <pajamian> dinesh_: have you tried using the restricted driver manager?
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: get the one from the manufacturers website
[12:30] <remu> oh, its on the cd
[12:30] <remu> lol
[12:30] <mistform> :S
[12:31] <remu> for future reference, I found this, should googled it right off the bat, lol
[12:31] <pajamian> remu: then I'd use the CD as a repo.
[12:31] <mistform> My keyboard doesn't repeat anymore!!
[12:31] <remu> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=381532
[12:31] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip:no i had not tried restricted driver manager
[12:31] <imura> can someone tell me how to install a nvidia agp-7100 in ubuntu
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: try it, if you get no joy id use ndiswrapper
[12:32] <pajamian> dinesh_: before you run around trying to find the driver yourself I would try the restricted driver manager.
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> imura: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
[12:32] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: ok i am trying
[12:32] <remu> pajamian, ActionParsnip, do you guys know if it is possible to add a mounted iso of the install disk as a repo?
[12:32] <pajamian> dinesh_: System / Administration / Hardware Drivers
[12:32] <imura> thanks
[12:32] <remu> I don't have CDs with me, just my flash drive
[12:33] <pajamian> remu: I would think so, but I don't know for sure.
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> remu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=76592
[12:33] <k0de> Hi. I have a dvd VIDEO_TS folder here. If i want to burn it off to a DVD to play in normal DVD players, is it as easy as turning it into an ISO?
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> k0de: i believe you can just bun the video_ts to the disk and it will work
[12:35] <pajamian> remu: I would try copying the deb line in the sources.list file and changing the cdrom: to file:///path/to/mountpoint
[12:35] <remu> sounds good folks, i'm gonna try this, in theory it should all work
[12:35] <remu> hmmm, alright
[12:35] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: i am getting too much choice on the link u send so confused which one to download
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> remu: in theory, everything works
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: ok is this a laptop or desktop
[12:35] <airtonix> k0de, best place to learn about dvd's and video is at doom9.org
[12:35] <remu> and that sources.list will be /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:35] <remu> ActionParsnip, to true!
[12:35] <pajamian> remu: yes
[12:35] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip;laptop
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> remu: yes, edit it with gksu gedit
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: ok what make and model laptop?
[12:36] <heyuxiang> Please register with services and use the IDENTIFY command (/msg nickserv help) to speak in this channel
[12:36] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip;hp
[12:36] <airtonix> k0de, which just happens to be dead.
[12:36] <heyuxiang> i have already registered and identified
[12:36] <pajamian> k0de: you can ususally just burn it directly to a data disk without needed to turn to iso first.
[12:36] <heyuxiang> but i still can talk in that room
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: model please. HP make about a thousand different laptops
[12:37] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: its a pavalion model dv 2000
[12:38] <dinesh_> pajamian: can u tell me what is the size of ndiswrapper
[12:38] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip;
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: ok, go to www.hp.com and get the driver for that laptop
[12:39] <topodrillo> irc.tin.it
[12:40] <Lanlost> one more question
[12:40] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip:ok i am looking on www.hp.cm
[12:40] <Lanlost> if I am writing a bash script.. What do I do to deal with commands that need to be ran with sudo?
[12:40] <_paneb> i have a UUID in my fstab for one of my external disks. when i mount the partition, i cannot execute any scripts that are on it, even though i have a bunch of mount options: rw,noauto,user,suid,exec
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: if you are on 64bit get the 64bit drivers
[12:40] <Lanlost> For instance.. if I want to run iwconfig or something.. but I want the command tobe accessable to regular users
[12:40] <airtonix> k0de, hasnt died...i just didnt use proper url : http://www.doom9.org/ ... good place for learning about creating and ripping videos of all formats
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: put sudo in the scrpt
[12:41] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: i am on 32 bit
[12:41] <_paneb> 'mount' does not even show the mount options
[12:41] <Lanlost> (I am writing a script to set eth0 for internet connection sharing to start once a wireless connection is enabled)
[12:41] <Lanlost> Right Action.. but won't it ask for the password?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> indeed
[12:41] <Lanlost> I guess it would be a security risk any othe rway
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> or you could sudo run the script to grant access to the whole thing
[12:41] <Lanlost> I was just hoping to have this be automatically ran
[12:42] <Lanlost> actually.. the program it will be ran from requires root access to run in the first place
[12:42] <mistform> http://paste.ubuntu.com/49262/
[12:42] <Lanlost> if the program that calls the script is ran from root.. will it automatically have root access?
[12:42] <Lanlost> er.. sudo access
[12:42] <anars> why does the default Ubuntu installation utilize two cronjob daemons and two sysloggers?
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> Lanlost: yes
[12:42] <Lanlost> ah.. 'neat'
[12:42] <opt1k> i have a dilemma, when i check the ubuntu repos for glut i get results for freeglut & glut3, with the description almost identical. so should i go with freeglut, or the original version, glut?
[12:43] <_paneb> anyone?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> opt1k: if they are identical it doesnt matter
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> _paneb: mount only shows what is mounted
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> _paneb: id check how to edit fstab to allow user execution / ownership
[12:44] <_paneb> ActionParsnip, indeed, but when i mount the partition, i don't see the options from the fstab (which it shows for other partitions). and if i check in the volume properties from Gnome, they're not there either
[12:44] <opt1k> ActionParsnip: well, the description that i get via apt-search are 99% identical... but i've never tried out glut so i don't really know what are pros&cons for freeglut&glut
[12:44] <rdz> hello everyone. i completely screwed my x window system. how can i start from scratch or use the default settings?
[12:44] <HttpError> how do i tell what kernel i have>
[12:44] <HttpError> ?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> opt1k: only thing i can suggest is to try one for a while then try the other
[12:44] <Pici> HttpError: uname -a
[12:44] <anars> opt1k: chances are one of them is a meta package. go with 'glut'
[12:44] <HttpError> ah -a
[12:45] <mtcage> Hey does anyone know what happend to RutilT (RT73 wireless interface application)? i cant seem to find it anywhere on the net and ive just upgraded my rt73 wireless driver would like to use that software again
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> _paneb: are you editing them as user or sudo?
[12:45] <gigo> where can I download Ubuntu 8.04 DVD. http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download has only links for CDs.
[12:45] <mistform> HttpError, you should install ubuntu tweak. it is an easy to use ubuntu manager and will display info like that
[12:45] <shpond> hey
[12:45] <opt1k> anars: kk, will try..
[12:45] <cyberfr0g> Hi
[12:46] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip:the website is asking which operating system u r using it has nothing related to ubuntu
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> gigo: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/hardy/release/
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: you are getting the driver for xp
[12:46] <HttpError> mistform: not me: a friend
[12:46] <mistform> HttpError, tell him, then. sudo apt-get install ubuntu-tweak.
[12:47] <gigo> ActionParsnip: where did you get this link?
[12:47] <gigo> is this link present anywhere in the Ubuntu website?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> gigo: www.ask.com
[12:47] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip: i am using windows vista so after where i will install the driver
[12:47] <hateball> Is there an easy (preferably) way to throttle my ethernet speeds? I'd like to set different speeds for testing
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: ndiswrapper uses the xp driver more freidnlyer
[12:48] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: no i am asking what to do after downloading
[12:48] <HttpError> i dont see ubuntu tweak in the repos.
[12:49] <IdleOne> and you wont
[12:49] <HttpError> why not?
[12:49] <IdleOne> ubuntu tweak is not supported.
[12:49] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: i also got the option of downloading broadcom for vista so which to download xp or vista
[12:49] <mistform> HttpError, http://ubuntu-tweak.com/2008/01/22/ubuntu-tweak-has-repository-now.html
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> !ndiswrapper > ActionParsnip
[12:50] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: whether i need to move it to home directory
[12:51] <Verney_Wase> this fragment laptop has a 80gb hd but my couzin didn't defrag i don't think ever. 78% of it is fragmented. 4gb left...
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[12:51] <HttpError> i had a comp: 1.2TB, didnt defrag, i just had to reformat it it was sooo bad.
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: xp 64bit
[12:52] <opt1k> is there a tool for svn like there's cervisia for cvs?
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: get the xp 64bit driver if you can
[12:52] <Verney_Wase> i thought it was his music dL but its only about 30gb of music and my doc stuffs.... the other 50 gb i think is fragments
[12:52] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip;i had downloaded with 32 bit
[12:52] <_paneb> ActionParsnip, sudo
[12:52] <airtonix> HttpError: hooray for linear & non-circular file storage systems
[12:52] <Pici> Verney_Wase: Is there an Ubuntu question in there?
[12:52] <JackWinter> am planning to buy a new keyboard/mouse.  how do all the extra logitech features work in hardy?  can you configure extra keys, mm keys, extra mouse buttons and wheels etc ?
[12:52] <HttpError> airtonix: indeed
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: ok if it doesnt work ou'll need to hunt for 64bit
[12:53] <Verney_Wase> Pici an installation of ubuntu will wipe up all the fragments correct?
[12:53] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: i am asking whether i need to move the ndiswrapper o home directory or not
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> JackWinter: you can configure them
[12:54] <Pici> Verney_Wase: Are you planning on installing over Windows or next to Windows?
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: yea sure, and get it unzipped
[12:54] <dinesh_> Actionparsnip: also u sen me 2 commands which one to follow
[12:54] <Verney_Wase> Pici:  a clean istall delete the windows partition
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[12:55] <Pici> Verney_Wase: You'll be formatting the drive with a different filesystem, the fragmentation will be gone.
[12:55] <dinesh_> ActionParsnip:ok
[12:55] <mistform> HttpError, sorry, you should change the "gutsy" to whatever version you're using.
[12:55] <Verney_Wase> Pici: oic! i was thinking i would have to go out and get another hdd. thanks!
[12:55] <HttpError> mistform: wha?
[12:56] <Verney_Wase> Pici: now i understand....
[12:56] <airtonix> btw i like how metacity can do compositing now...enabling me to use avant-window-navigator without compiz...=)
[12:57] <mistform> HttpError, that link i sent you was for gutsy, i meant to tell you to change the repo to hardy....
[12:57] <mistform> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tualatrix/ubuntu hardy main
[12:57] <HttpError> Ah.
[12:57] <mistform> rather than gutsy main...
[12:58] <xmagixx> i have mounted a ntfs drive and wrote it in my fstab, works fine with permissions, but as i wanted to change the label it writes that i should boot into windows twice as it is scheduled check, i dont have windows anymore, also should i be useing ntfs-3g to mount or just ntfs ?? my fstab is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/49268/
[12:58] <mobodo> what should I read to learn how to configure how to map foo.mydomain.com to a specific port?
[12:59] <D1sa5t3r> ...
[12:59] <D1sa5t3r> hello
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> mobodo: route would be good i guess
[13:00] <xmagixx> this is the "error" i'm getting when i try to label my ntfs drive http://paste.ubuntu.com/49269/
[13:00] <Guest85786> ﻿I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 to a USB HDD using LiveUSB, however when I run LiveUSB, it is unable to find any USB drives.  I can "see" the drive in GParted and edit partitions accordingly.  When I create a mountable partition, the Live CD even automounts it (so there doesn't seem to be a problem with the drive).  Any ideas?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: you got the app now?
[13:00] <mobodo> ActionParsnip: thanks, as in routed?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> !usb | Guest85786
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> mobodo: yeah, theres  a route command so you can add static routes
[13:01] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip - I've tried those methods
[13:01] <Guest85786> They do not work
[13:01] <mobodo> ActionParsnip: thanks
[13:02] <RediXe> Is it possible to force an i386 deb package to install on 64 bit?
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> Guest85786: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-linux-on-usb-bar
[13:02] <ikonia> RediXe: yes, but it probably won't work (depending on how it's setup)
[13:02] <RootChaos> ' /etc/hosts file contains an entry. when i ping the name specified in /etc/hosts, it resolved correct. when i use the host <name>, it resolved the ip from my dns entries... is there any way i can make the host command not use dns lookups first, but rather files first ?
[13:02] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: I've tried running the installer and selecting the external drive (at which point it boots as far as GRUB, then refuses to go any further, stating the file system couldn't be mounted)
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> RediXe: you need ia32 libs
[13:02] <RediXe> ActionParsnip, have it installed already
[13:02] <ikonia> RediXe: /etc/nsswitch.conf
[13:02] <ikonia> oops
[13:02] <ikonia> RootChaos: /etc/nsswitch.conf
[13:02] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: I'll read the second article you posted, thanks :)
[13:03] <RootChaos> i have this in nsswitch.conf : hosts: files dns
[13:03] <ikonia> RootChaos: then it should do files then dns
[13:03] <RootChaos> eigh
[13:03] <kingmilo> hi all.
[13:03] <RootChaos> not working for some or other reason
[13:03] <_atreides> hello
[13:04] <ikonia> RootChaos: is your hostname in the /etc/host file different from your dns name ?
[13:04] <opt1k> i have a problem with vim, when i hit CTRL+J on a tag it doesn't 'jump' to the selected tag but instead just drops a line below
[13:04] <RootChaos> ikonia : names are the same, ip addresses differ
[13:04] <DIFH-iceroot> if iptables --list show nothing and ufw is disabled,why can port 514 be blocked? hardware-firewall only? or can be another local setting?
[13:04] <opt1k> btw how do i load up vim gui?
[13:04] <kingmilo> I have done an install on Ubuntu Server, now i am attempting to install gnome/desktop etc, my aim is to have a minimal installation without all the added extras that come with ubuntu-desktop, i dont need sound etc, is this logical?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> kingmilo: indeed
[13:05] <zxcvbnm> is the 64bit edition just for a 64bit cpu or do you need it if you have a 64bit pci bus?
[13:05] <hyperair_> why does ubuntu server install lilo instead of grub when i use RAID-1?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> zxcvbnm: you need a 64bit cpu
[13:06] <Frogzoo> DIFH-iceroot: what's listening on port 514?
[13:06] <DIFH-iceroot> Frogzoo: rsh (shell)
[13:06] <kingmilo> ActionParsnip: Great. One strange error i am getting is when trying to install gnome # sudo apt-get install gnome - it moans about dependencies, i thought i would just pull them in? What am i missing?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> DIFH-iceroot: you can use netstat -a | grep 514
[13:06] <Frogzoo> DIFH-iceroot: rshd is running?
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> kingmilo: ive not the foggiest, sorry
[13:07] <DIFH-iceroot> ActionParsnip: nmap says this 514/tcp closed shell
[13:07] <kingmilo> ActionParsnip: error is "the following packages have unmet dependencies"
[13:07] <kingmilo> ahh ok np
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> kingmilo: you could see what it needs and pull those down
[13:07] <Frogzoo> DIFH-iceroot: probly it's blocking on /etc/hosts.allow /etc/hosts.deny
[13:07] <kingmilo> ActionParsnip: yes true, working on it - thnx
[13:08] <DIFH-iceroot> Frogzoo: ok i will have a look
[13:08] <nick_riviera> hello. i ve a question :) if i have motherboard with pcie 1.0 slot and graphic card for pcie 2.0. it will work in "slower" 1.0 mode, right?
[13:08] <Pici> nick_riviera: Not sure, ask in ##hardware
[13:08] <nick_riviera> Pici, aha thx;)
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> kingmilo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=886379
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> dinesh_: gksu ndisgtk
[13:09] <ionstorm66> hello
[13:09] <asy> good night
[13:10] <ionstorm66> Anyone know how to install the ati drivers on ubuntu
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: a little
[13:10] <D1sa5t3r> nvidia ftw
[13:10] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66:from ati hp ?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> +1 for nvidia
[13:10] <asy> try Systemv/hardware Driver
[13:10] <ionstorm66> Ive got an ati card, custom system
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: which ati?
[13:11] <RediXe> What is a good media player for xubuntu?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> RediXe: mplayer
[13:11] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66:which card ? want to install prop. driver from ati-homepage ?
[13:11] <RediXe> ActionParsnip, thx
[13:11] <ionstorm66> ive gott he dirvers form ati
[13:11] <ionstorm66> but they didnt install reight
[13:11] <ionstorm66> right
[13:11] <ActionParsnip> RediXe: nice command line movie and mp3 player
[13:11] <ionstorm66> ubuntu isnt useing the ati driver
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: which card do you have?
[13:12] <ionstorm66> let me look
[13:12] <DIFH-iceroot> Frogzoo: /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow are ok, also iptables and ufw
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: i thought you said it was custom, i figured you'd know
[13:12] <RediXe> ActionParsnip, I just need need something to play some cd's ... XMMS didn't want to work, xfmedia locked up on me so mplayer it is
[13:12] <kingmilo> mans thanks ActionParsnip
[13:12] <ionstorm66> a radeon
[13:12] <kingmilo> many*
[13:13] <DasEi1> RediXe: try amarok
[13:13] <ionstorm66> it dosnt have it marked on the box which one
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> !xmms | RediXe
[13:13] <ionstorm66> "radeon ve" is all it has
[13:13] <legend2440> ionstorm66: in terminal type    lspci | grep VGA
[13:13] <jim_p> hello there!!!
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: run lspci, give us the single line about our ati card
[13:14] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66:which card ? >lshw, lspci,hwinfo
[13:14] <DasEi1> !hi|jim_p
[13:14] <ionstorm66> rv100qv
[13:15] <rdz> hi all. i don't get any image from video card, when x is running, only console is displayed correctly. what i can i do the fix X or use the 'factory' settings?
[13:15] <jim_p> rdz: what gpu are you on?
[13:15] <rdz> somehow it sees, that xorg.conf isn't read anymore.. or some parts of it are ignored
[13:15] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: The instructions at the second link are exactly the same as those on the first
[13:15] <rdz> jim_p, geforce fx 5200
[13:15] <DasEi1> rdz: backup xorg, then : sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[13:16] <rdz> DasEi1, thanks.
[13:16] <RootChaos> ikonia : any ideas ?
[13:16] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: I've tried all methods on the first page (excluding making a bootable USB drive from Windows) and none of them work
[13:16] <Frogzoo> DIFH-iceroot: put ALL : ALL in /etc/hosts.allow, restart rshd & try again
[13:16] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: The closest I have come is a GRUB screen with a reference to the install, however it then fails to mount the file system.
[13:16] <philippe> ionstorm66, Radeon 7000 then. Should work fine with the xserver-xorg-video-ati driver
[13:17] <legend2440> ionstorm66: open  system>admimistration>hardware drivers  is there a box to enable ati drivers?
[13:17] <jim_p> rdz: did you install nvidia's proprietary drivers? if yes, how?
[13:17] <ionstorm66> legend2440: nope
[13:17] <philippe> ionstorm66, the non-ati drivers probably work better, so no need to install the proprietary ATI drivers
[13:17] <asy> true
[13:18] <ionstorm66> philippe: i cant get multi screen to work with non ati drivers
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: you could try sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk; gksu envyng-gtk
[13:18] <rdz> jim_p, yes.. but i don't know how.. it was someone else who did it... i am just trxying to fix the mess
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest85786: ive never set up a usb bootable device so all i have are websearches
[13:19] <jim_p> regarding ati> Nothing works better than the fglrx. all other drivers like radeon or hadeonhd are simply powerless when it comes to 3d
[13:19] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: Ok, thanks anyway
[13:19] <ionstorm66> got an error
[13:19] <ionstorm66> it didnt know my card
[13:19] <Guest85786> ActionParsnip: The LiveUSB channel is empty and the GRUB channel are silent
[13:19] <Guest85786> :(
[13:20] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66:which card ? >lshw, lspci,hwinfo
[13:20] <jim_p> rdz: you have pm
[13:20] <ionstorm66> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[13:20] <rdz> jim_p, pm?
[13:20] <DasEi1> !who|  ionstorm66
[13:20] <asy> is anyone can introduce me a good Python editor?
[13:20] <philippe> ionstorm66, installing the ATI proprietary drivers is useless, They don't support the 7000
[13:21] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66: mom, looking up
[13:21] <rdz> jim_p, DasEi1 thanks a lot... i now have an image on screen with the login window
[13:21] <jim_p> ok then
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> ionstorm66: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-114089.html
[13:21] <DasEi1> np
[13:21] <chazco> Hi... i'm trying to play DVDs on Ubuntu... but one of them refuses to play properly. It shows the menu, but when trying to play the actual movie it complains that the audio device is busy. Skipping to another chapter causes it to play okay. Ideas?
[13:21] <jim_p> you are welcome rdz
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> !dvd | chazco
[13:22] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Its just the one DVD thats playing up... others work fine...
[13:22] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66: 32 or 64 bit ?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> chazco: what type of dvd is it?
[13:22] <ionstorm66> DasEi1: 32
[13:22] <chazco> Just a normal DVD... 7GB (double layer) i think
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> chazco: data or video
[13:23] <chazco> Ah, video disc...
[13:23] <KDB9000> hello everyone. Need some help with my ATi drivers. The rendering is being done by Mesa. How do I remove the Mesa and let ATi do the rendering? I have looked at CCHTML wiki and it said to remove xserver-xgl, well it isn't installed. any thoughts?
[13:23] <philippe> ionstorm66, check this out. http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Xorg_RandR_1.2 There is even some extra info for radeon 7000's with only a small amount of memory
[13:23] <smm289> odd behavior, downloading a torrent with transmission, only connected to 6 peers, only 6 peers available, and 94.4%.  Installed Azerus 300+ in swarm, with 10 seeds, 100% available.  Is Transmission really that bad of a Torrent client?
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> chazco: is it encrypted?
[13:24] <chazco> ActionParsnip - I imagine so, but never had any issues with playing other DVDs, or even other chapters/features on this disc...
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> chazco:
[13:25] <ionstorm66> brb reboot
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> chazco: is the one thats playing up encypted
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> chazco: does it work in other players
[13:26] <chazco> ActionParsnip - I think so, but other parts of it play fine... it seems to be an issue with audio, because when i tried to rip it it doesnt work... Tried gxine, same issue.
[13:26] <rdz> jim_p, do you know, how i can change the resolution of the login window? somehow it uses one which is different from the resolution of the desktop
[13:27] <rdz> the login window won't show on the other monitor
[13:27] <jim_p> rdz: do you have a crt or a tft?
[13:27] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Hmm... oddly enough it works if i change the audio track to the commentary / another language...
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> rdz: make the leftmost resolution in xorg.conf be the one you want to use
[13:27] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66: card isn't specified on ati-hp but runs with the catalyst-driver
[13:27] <jim_p> what other monitor?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> chazco: maybe a bad disk
[13:28] <ProgX> Hello! Where can I find the libX11.so API?
[13:28] <mistform> why do i have so damn many modules running at once?
[13:28] <rdz> jim_p, tft
[13:28] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Maybe, but it plays on a standalone dvd player
[13:29] <rdz> ActionParsnip, there are no resolutions at all in xorg.conf
[13:29] <philippe> DasEi1, That would be highly unlikely as the catalyst driver for Linux does not support the Radeon 7000 that ionstorm66 has
[13:29] <jim_p> rdz: you must set only one resolution in xorg.conf so as to force its usege. and that resolution must be your tst's native resolution like 1280*1024
[13:29] <rdz> ActionParsnip, actually i don't know even how those things are handled nowadays..
[13:29] <rdz> jim_p, there is no res at all in xorg.conf
[13:29] <jim_p> :|
[13:30] <rdz> jim_p, the Section "Monitor" has only an identifier
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> rdz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=642192&page=2
[13:30] <jim_p> rdz: then you need to configure it properly
[13:30] <rdz> however, at least it works so far, that i have a picture at all
[13:30] <DasEi1>  philippe: just found a thread saying the opposite (tested) (german:)http://3dfusion.de/forum/showthread.php?t=10562
[13:30] <rdz> when logged in only, of course
[13:30] <KDB9000> anyone know how to remove mesa so ATi can do direct rendering?
[13:31] <Frogzoo> KDB9000: x will default to mesa if your real drive fails to load, for whatever reason
[13:31] <rdz> jim_p, that's easy said, when i don't have a clue at all, how everythings works together.. on my personal box, i don't know what the resolution settings are affecing. they don't seem to correlate with what i actually can set
[13:31] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66: want a link for catalyst 5.4 ?
[13:31] <philippe> DasEil: That's for XP... Das hier ist der richtige Treiber (ATI Catalyst 5.4 für WindowsXP).
[13:32] <philippe> DasEi1, it's useless for ubuntu
[13:32] <KDB9000> Frogzoo, any thoughts on how to fix this? I have already reinstalled my ATi drivers. Since then I get a boot up warning about dkms.conf or something like that
[13:32] <DasEi1>  philippe: catalyst is there for  linux, too
[13:32] <the-ddon> hi
[13:32] <the-ddon> i need a bit of help
[13:32] <legend2440> KDB9000: in xorg.conf  does Driver   say "fglrx"    ?
[13:33] <the-ddon> i am working on a project
[13:33] <philippe> DasEi1, indeed but support is not the same. Check http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html for linux and radeon 7000
[13:33] <the-ddon> smartcard project
[13:33] <jim_p> rdz: i have pmed you, opened a conversation window, please look there
[13:33] <DasEi1>  ionstorm66:?
[13:33] <the-ddon> dose any one here no about smartcard?
[13:33] <KDB9000> legend2440, yes
[13:34] <the-ddon> ???
[13:35] <legend2440> KDB9000: did you enable the ati drivers in   system>admin>hardware drivers   or install from ati web site?
[13:35] <the-ddon> no help?
[13:35] <KDB9000> legend2440, from the ati web site.
[13:35] <ikonia> the-ddon: plenty of help
[13:35] <fr500> has anyone got problems to connect to MSN from empathy?
[13:36] <arkygeek> hi all.  i have a 24" apple imac (with a GeForce 7300) and I can't get it to play nice with google earth
[13:36] <DasEi1>  philippe: ionstorm has left, so for nonsense, anyway
[13:36] <arkygeek> glxgears gives me 4100+ fps
[13:36] <legend2440> KDB9000: open system>admin>hardware drivers   are they enabled?
[13:36] <arkygeek> if i start the ridiculously slow GE and run glxgears it drops to 4.0fps
[13:36] <MSI-Wind> In synaptics is the java-common the normal java intsall ?
[13:37] <KDB9000> legend2440, odd, it isn't showing up. It was in there.
[13:37] <ikonia> MSI-Wind: define normal
[13:37] <legend2440> KDB9000: which ati card?
[13:37] <MSI-Wind> I don't think Java is insalled on this machin, but am unsure and am unable to install when downloading from java.com
[13:38] <ikonia> MSI-Wind: use the synaptic packaged version
[13:38] <xomp> How come I'm unable to remote desktop my windows PC from ubuntu using Remote Desktop Viewer? Anyone know?
[13:38] <KDB9000> legend2440, it is a Radeon Xpress 200M (laptop card). It was in there, wondering if something happened to it during the last reinstall.
[13:38] <MSI-Wind> ikonia thats what I tought I would do, but there are several
[13:38] <ikonia> MSI-Wind: so pick the one you want/need
[13:38] <MSI-Wind> thats why I wondered if the java-common is the one to install
[13:38] <geirha> MSI-Wind: You probably want sun-java6-jre, and sun-java6-plugin if you want java-plugin for firefox
[13:39] <geirha> MSI-Wind: java-common only contains common files for java. Typically just documentation.
[13:40] <JackWinter> hmm, been googling a while and it seems that some logitech cordless kb/mouse combos eat a lot of battery thanks to the drivers not turning them off...  any reccomendations for a desktop set to user under ubuntu.  have been looking at the cordless desktop wave, since it seems to have mac support too.  (run an osx86 at times)
[13:40] <itchy777> @xomp in Windows you have to go to systemprefferences: Super+Pause
[13:40] <ikonia> JackWinter: your call what works for you
[13:41] <the-ddon> dose any one know anything about smart cards?
[13:41] <ikonia> the-ddon: ask the question
[13:41] <the-ddon> dose any one know anything about smartcards encryption?
[13:41] <JackWinter> ikonia: i suppose most of them will work for basic features, and that some additional functionality can be enabled.  was asking here trying to find out what you guys are happy with, since i'd hate to get a set and have to change batteries every 2 weeks :)
[13:42] <geirha> xomp: Are you able to connect from other machines/OSes?
[13:42] <ikonia> JackWinter: look for the features you want, then research which keyboard supports them
[13:42] <ikonia> the-ddon: ask the question you want to know the answer to
[13:42] <Laibsch> Hi there.  I have small, cheap NAS box.  When I copy files to it over Samba, they become corrupted, the md5sum changes.  Copying from a Windows computer works fine.  Anybody have an idea about this?  I already found out that I have to disable Unix extensions to get it working: http://blog.leggewie.org/?p=42
[13:42] <MSI-Wind> geirha thanks am installing now
[13:42] <tj1515> is there a easy way to fix my screen resolution . It is really low. I have the nvidia drivers installed . Screen Resolution shows no higher resolutions
[13:42] <JackWinter> ikonia: and how do i find out about battery life under ubuntu ?
[13:43] <ikonia> JackWinter: battery life is nothing to do with ubuntu
[13:43] <mtcage> Hey there, is there a fix to get the java applets to load in firefox 3 with Ubutnu 8.04? im using 32bit version of Ubuntu, but java applets refuse to load, i have the sun-java6-plugin installed and the other java debs as well(jre etc etc) but java applets just dont load
[13:43] <legend2440> !fixres | tj1515
[13:43] <KDB9000> legend2440, should I try reinstalling the drivers again?
[13:43] <tj1515> legend244c:  tried it
[13:43] <tj1515> thanks
[13:44] <bullgard4> http://www.clipart.com/
[13:44] <JackWinter> ikonia: seems to be since i've seen threads claiming that a certain logitech product has a 6 months battery life under windows and 2 weeks under linux.  not sure i believe it either.  but sometimes the driver software switch things on and off in peripheral devices..
[13:44] <geirha> MSI-Wind, mtcage: After installing java, run "sudo update-java-alternatives --set java-6-sun" to make sure that version is the one that gets used
[13:44] <legend2440> KDB9000: i would try Method 1    http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide
[13:44] <mtcage> ah ok, thanks geriha
[13:44] <ikonia> JackWinter then look for teh driver details under linux for the keyboards you want
[13:45] <ikonia> bullgard4: what was that for ?
[13:45] <KDB9000> legend2440, alright
[13:45] <nnull> anyone help me.. when i run ubuntu without using a propriety video driver i get 1024 @ 75 hertz which is fine, but when i enable my video card driver and reboot, it displays at 50 hertz and Screen Resolution doesnt let me change it from anything but 50.... help?
[13:45] <legend2440> KDB9000: do you still have the deb files you created from the ati run file?
[13:45] <bullgard4> bullgard4: I made a mistake when I organized my bookmarks. My apologies.
[13:45] <KDB9000> legend2440, no
[13:45] <JackWinter> ikonia: are you kidding ?  do you know many hardware manufacturers that support linux ?
[13:46] <ikonia> JackWinter: yes
[13:46] <bullgard4> ikonia: I made a mistake when I organized my bookmarks. My apologies.
[13:46] <ikonia> bullgard4: ah, no problem
[13:46] <legend2440> KDB9000: then i would try method 1
[13:46] <JackWinter> ikonia: thanks for your useful answers :)
[13:46] <mickoTT> Hey all, just wondering if anyone can recommend a good open source Time and Attendance system. Is Time Trex the best that Open Source has to offer in this department?
[13:46] <KDB9000> legend2440, E: Package restricted-manager has no installation candidate
[13:46] <ikonia> JackWinter: it's the truth, your asking questions that they are the answer to
[13:47] <chino> can i stop my mouse pad from responding when i'm typing ?
[13:47] <ikonia> JackWinter: look at the kit you want to use, then research pros/cons against the current linux kernel/tools that you are using - not what the latest is
[13:47] <artti> Hey! Need help with keyboard, what layout i should choose. I would like to get char ~ with clicking one key, currently it is Shift and that key in the left corner.
[13:47] <JackWinter> ikonia: well i'm still wondering what cordless desktops people here are happy with ?
[13:47] <ikonia> JackWinter: it doesn't matter - it matters what you wants
[13:47] <KDB9000> legend2440, nevermind
[13:47] <JackWinter> ikonia: that is what i'm trying to do :)
[13:47] <ikonia> JackWinter: I'm happy with my wirless that only lasts 2 days
[13:48] <ikonia> JackWinter: so look at what YOU want, not what other people want
[13:48] <nnull> anyone?
[13:48] <DasEi1>  artti:backup xorg, run : sudo dpkg-reconfigure  -a
[13:48] <JackWinter> ikonia: yeah, you get a 2 day battery life from your desktop ?  don't think that would suit me
[13:48] <ikonia> nnull: saying anyone is pointless, if someone didn't see your questions saying "anyone" won't let them see it, if someone doesn't know the answer to your question saying "anyone" won't make thenm remember
[13:48] <artti> DasEil, but what layout?
[13:48] <xomp> geirha, yes, I can connect to it from XP no problem.
[13:48] <ikonia> JackWinter: exactly,
[13:49] <ikonia> JackWinter: look at the models you want to use tna research their supportability
[13:49] <KDB9000> legend2440, how do I remove the ati drivers that i installed from the site?
[13:49] <nnull> ikonia: so i should keep spamming the message or?
[13:49] <ikonia> nnull: you should ask the question, wait 15-ish minutes, ask again if no-one responds
[13:49] <JackWinter> ikonia: me i want a basic cordless keyboard and mouse.  if extra features like mm keys works that is a plus.  if battery life is 2 days that would be a frag for me...
[13:49] <geirha> xomp: Ok, what happens when you try to connect with the remote desktop viewer then?
[13:49] <DasEi1>  artti:location ? your keyboard ? its mostly pc 105 nodeadkeys
[13:50] <ikonia> JackWinter: my logitech's have lasted me well over 6 months, my microsoft ones are just shy of 9 months at the moment
[13:50] <legend2440> KDB9000: you installed them from deb file you made right?
[13:50] <artti> DasEil, i have that, but i get ~ after i hit two keys, but i'd like to get it with one key.
[13:50] <JackWinter> ikonia: so which logitech are you using ?
[13:50] <KDB9000> legend2440, yes
[13:50] <ikonia> di-novo's and the generic bottom of the line
[13:51] <ikonia> JackWinter: but both use the same driver - so I fail so see how your "2 weeks under linux" comments are true
[13:51] <Abed> hello
[13:51] <Abed> where to get ZoneMinder?
[13:51] <JackWinter> ikonia: that is what i'm wondering too.  but it came up searching the ubuntu forums...
[13:51] <hrika> Hi! Can i change Totem or gstreamer's default video sink somewhere?
[13:51] <ikonia> JackWinter: doesn't make it fact
[13:51] <legend2440> KDB9000: open synaptic then open file>history then todays date  you should see everything you installed. you can then uninstall them
[13:51] <ikonia> Abed: zoneminder.com
[13:52] <JackWinter> ikonia: i know, thus my question here :)
[13:52] <ikonia> JackWinter: well, my answer has just contradicted the forums, so it's up to you how you proceed
[13:52] <JackWinter> ikonia: thanks, that's a more useful answer to me :)
[13:53] <mistform> I got this when I ran lsusb -v :  ** UNRECOGNIZED:  07 21 07 88 13 ff 03
[13:53] <KDB9000> legend2440, ok, what about my error i get at started up about dkms?
[13:55] <legend2440> KDB9000: is this the error?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dkms/+bug/250757
[13:55] <xomp> geirha, it says (after a very long time) that the connection was closed. It basically just sits there for awhile before showing the error.
[13:56] <xomp> geirha, I think I was using the wrong thing "Terminal Server Client" seems to be the appropriate thing to use lol
[13:56] <_atreides> Does anyone have any experience of evince not printing on 64bit hardy?
[13:56] <KDB9000> legend2440, something like that. dkms status doesn't give me anything but it talks about autoinstall, i think it was related to my ATi drivers when I reinstalled them.
[13:57] <legend2440> KDB9000: do you have dkms installed?
[13:57] <KDB9000> legend2440, yes
[13:57] <Pici> KDB9000: What version of Ubuntu are you running? Intrepid?
[13:57] <KDB9000> Pici, hardy
[13:57] <mistform> can anyone help me get my bluetooth working?
[13:57] <Pici> Hm.
[13:58] <nnull> When i run ubuntu without using a propriety video driver i get 1024 @ 75 hertz which is fine, but when i enable my video card driver and reboot, it displays at 50 hertz and Screen Resolution doesn't let me change it from anything but 50 hertz.... help?
[13:58] <mistform> it appears to be connected and recognized, but I need a bluetooth manager
[13:58] <legend2440> KDB9000: if you use method 1 i don't think dkms will be an issue
[13:59] <KDB9000> legend2440, used method 2. 1 didn't do anything for me.
[14:00] <dinesh> KDB9000: problem with wireless i had earlier talked to u also
[14:00] <dinesh> KDB9000:
[14:00] <erUSUL> nnull: gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[14:01] <dinesh> problem ith wireless
[14:01] <nnull> erUSULƺ should i run this with my drivers enabled or without?
[14:01] <dinesh> problem with wireless
[14:01] <erUSUL> nnull: enabled
[14:01] <nnull> ok
[14:01] <nnull> brb then dude
[14:02] <binasco> Good morning, as unpack iso image in linux?
[14:03] <dinesh> prblem with wireless
[14:03] <bobertdos> !iso > binasco
[14:03] <bobertdos> dinesh: What's the problem?
[14:03] <mtcage> !grub
[14:04] <dinesh> bobertdos: i installed ndiswrapper but it give error the file not resolved
[14:05] <bobertdos> dinesh: Using ndisgtk might make it easier. It's a graphical frontend. Make sure your drivers are valid Windows XP drivers for the correct device. Also make sure you're pointing to an INF.
[14:05] <SNORK> ЗДЕСЬ КТОНИБУДЬ РУССКИЙ ЕСТЬ ?
[14:06] <dinesh> bobertdos: plz tell me the necessary steps as i am new to ubuntu
[14:06] <Pici> !ru | SNORK
[14:06] <SNORK>  Всем привет
[14:07] <nnull> erUSULƺ wow ok, but it still wont let me change it.. 50-51-512 hertz :s
[14:07] <bobertdos> dinesh: Go into a terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal and type: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk.
[14:08] <dinesh> bobertdos: i had done it earlier but it give error not resolved
[14:08] <Kartagis> i was trying to install mysql server when i got the errors at http://paste.ubuntu.com/49279/. can you help me with it?
[14:09] <bobertdos> dinesh: does it say something like "unable to resolve hostname to ....."
[14:09] <ikonia> Kartagis: what version of ubuntu are you running ?
[14:09] <dinesh> bobertdos: no
[14:09] <Kartagis> ikonia, 8.05
[14:09] <Kartagis> 4*
[14:10] <dinesh> bobertdos: it has problem with installing ndiswrapper
[14:10] <ikonia> Kartagis: what happens if you install mysql-server-5.0
[14:10] <Kartagis> ikonia, it says 'already the latest version'. let me re-install
[14:10] <bobertdos> dinesh: Type the command I wrote earlier and tell me the exact error it gives you.
[14:11] <nnull> When i run ubuntu without using a propriety video driver i get 1024 @ 75 hertz which is fine, but when i enable my video card driver and reboot, it displays at 50 hertz and Screen Resolution doesn't let me change it from anything but 50 hertz.... help?
[14:11] <ikonia> Kartagis: then you already have mysql-server installed
[14:12] <bobertdos> Kartagis: It looks like you were trying to install from separate deb files, were you?
[14:12] <ideal> hello there
[14:12] <jfincher> so, there's a network program ubuntu offers which lets me choose between the wireless networks that are available -- what's the name of that program so I can run it from window managers that don't have the nice "System -> Administration" menu?
[14:13] <legend2440> !fixres | nnull
[14:13] <Kartagis> bobertdos, no i did apt-get install
[14:13] <nnull> legend2440ƺ thx, ill look at that
[14:13] <xomp> Totem no plays .mkv files? :(
[14:13] <nnull> legend2440ƺ i can feel that compiz has been activated.
[14:14] <nnull> like when i enable my driver, compiz auto turns on ;x
[14:14] <bobertdos> Kartagis: Hmm, that's odd. apt-get SHOULD take care of dependencies.........
[14:14] <ideal> I have just installed ubuntu os on an old laptop. there is no sound only but a red circle around the sound icon.but heres the thing,i dont know how to configure the sound.any idea?
[14:14] <legend2440> nnull: you could disable it until you fix rez problems
[14:15] <Kartagis> bobertdos, i did a reinstall, it seems okay now
[14:15] <bobertdos> Kartagis: oh, okay
[14:15] <Kartagis> thanks bobertdos and ikonia
[14:15] <nnull> legend2440ƺ when i dont have the driver enabled, i get a fine 1024@75 hertz, its once the prop driver is in use that i reboot into locked 50 hertz
[14:16] <Assurbanipal> hey guys, i was browsing the net and found many posts regarding ubuntu wearing down hard drives,as a bug of the OS. is this true, and if yes,has it been fixed?
[14:16] <legend2440> nnull: what video card?
[14:16] <ikonia> Assurbanipal: it won't wear down drives
[14:16] <nnull> geforce 4 4400
[14:16] <nnull> legend2440ƺ ^
[14:17] <NADine> RiNo
[14:17] <legend2440> nnull: ok. sorry i have ati. not really familiar with geforce
[14:17] <bobertdos> Assurbanipal: That's not REALLY true. It's only true to the extent that journaled filesystems require a lot more writing.
[14:18] <nnull> legend2440ƺ maybe i could disable the driver check xorg.conf then re-enable it and see what its changing?
[14:18] <Assurbanipal> bobertdos, so, what's the situation?? does this limit the lifetime of hard drives?
[14:18] <RiNo> surabaya
[14:19] <bobertdos> Assurbanipal: No, the only time it really becomes a problem is with solid-state media like flash drives.
[14:19]  * Kartagis bangs head on the wall
[14:19] <legend2440> nnull: yes but i would back up xorg.conf  first.. have you tried    gksudo displayconfig-gtk   ??
[14:19] <Kartagis> i overwrote my database
[14:19] <dinesh> bobertdos: i am trying the same command on my friend laptop but this time it saying that couldnot find the package ndisgtk
[14:19] <Assurbanipal> bobertdos, you mean with usb sticks in ext2/3 format??
[14:19] <bobertdos> Assurbanipal: yes
[14:20] <platius> ideal, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems  you might look here
[14:20] <dinesh> bobertdos:
[14:20] <nnull> legend2440ƺ yea ive tried that... the hertz are locked at 50 still :s
[14:20] <nnull> !nvidia
[14:20] <bobertdos> dinesh: You're using Hardy, right? If so, you might not have all the repositories enabled.
[14:20] <nnull> im sure theres some nvidia tool that helps but i can remember
[14:21] <ideal> platius will have a look ty
[14:21] <dinesh> bobertdos: yes i am using 8.04 tell me what to do next
[14:21] <KDB9000> legend2440, well it sees it as ATi now, but I get "fglrx: Already installed on this kernel". How do I fix this? I also used dpkg to install the drivers so the synaptic history doesn't help.
[14:21] <Assurbanipal> bobertdos, so it 's not an ubuntu thing,it has to do with the filesystem itself, it's the same in all linux distros,right? and should we all users be worried about it/?
[14:22] <bobertdos> dinesh: Actually, back on your system, you might want to try: sudo apt-get update and then try installing ndisgtk again.
[14:22] <arvind_khadri> nnull, System->Admin->Nvidia X server settings
[14:22] <mib_1dsspgpq> is this a bulgarian Ubuntu chanel ?
[14:23] <mib_1dsspgpq> or it`s international ?
[14:23] <ikonia> mib_1dsspgpq: international
[14:23] <nnull> arvind_khadriƺ that option isnt there for me even hidden.. pretty sure i can access this via nvidia-settings or something tho
[14:23] <mib_1dsspgpq> :)
[14:23] <bobertdos> Assurbanipal: Yes, it's the ext3 (and other journaled)  filesystems in general. Not ALL users need to be worried about it. Mostly, the only time you worry about it is if you want to run an OS off a usb stick.
[14:23] <arvind_khadri> nnull, yeah might be... for this you need to have the card working
[14:23] <Pici> mib_1dsspgpq: You can try #ubuntu-bg if you're looking for the Bulgarian channel.  I don't know how active it is though.
[14:24] <nnull> arvind_khadriƺ what do you mean by working?
[14:24] <dinesh> bobertdos: i m unable to get the update as ndiswrapper is not working and i am unable to connect to wireless
[14:24] <legend2440> KDB9000: when do you get that message?
[14:24] <Rowellen> hi. i can ping www.google.com with root but not with my account. Any help please.
[14:24] <arvind_khadri> nnull, working in the sense you need to have its drivers
[14:24] <waan> Is there a simple command line tool for listing ip's on the network?
[14:24] <ikonia> Rowellen: check the permissions on the command ping
[14:25] <KDB9000> legend2440, just now after a did a reinstall using method 2.
[14:25] <ikonia> Rowellen: what error do you get ?
[14:25] <ikonia> Rowellen: how are you picking as root ?
[14:25] <nnull> arvind_khadriƺ oh you mean in use? yea i do ... but not there :<
[14:25] <mib_1dsspgpq> don`t worry :)
[14:25] <mib_1dsspgpq> i`m fine with the international
[14:25] <bobertdos> dinesh: You're running off of ethernet right now, right? sudo apt-get update is a command that refreshes the repositories.
[14:25] <dinesh> bobertdos: i think the error is like that ndis utils 1.9 unable to resolve
[14:26] <dinesh> bobertdos: i have access to wireless only
[14:26] <dany_21a_> hello room - is there a way to turn off the backlight from a notebook LCD per commandline? some /sys/... file to echo to?
[14:26] <bobertdos> dinesh: So you're on your friend's laptop right now?
[14:27] <dinesh> bobertdos: no i am on my laptop but i am using vista
[14:27] <dany_21a_> i have found /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness - but that cant turn it off completely
[14:28] <adiga> can i kno about the ubuntu
[14:28] <legend2440> KDB9000: yes i know. but when does message appear? at bootup?
[14:28] <KDB9000> legend2440, yes
[14:29] <dinesh> bobertdos:
[14:30] <legend2440> KDB9000: actually i think i get the same message
[14:30] <bobertdos> Does anybody know if aptoncd is included in the DVD?
[14:30] <KDB9000> legend2440, hmm, never got it before until i reinstalled the ATi drivers
[14:30] <Rowellen> picking?
[14:31] <dinesh> bobertdos:
[14:31] <Rowellen> define sorry?
[14:31] <nnull> gay nvidia-settings isnt even there wth....
[14:31] <nnull> gah*
[14:31] <dinesh> bobertdos: what happen
[14:32] <lanoxx> hi
[14:32] <lanoxx> how do i install skype?
[14:32] <ikonia> !skype
[14:32] <Rowellen> ikonia picking?
[14:32] <legend2440> KDB9000: if you google that message maybe there is a way to fix it. not sure
[14:32] <ikonia> Rowellen: picking what ?
[14:32] <the-ddon> how to break encription on smartcard
[14:32] <ikonia> Rowellen: ooh, pinging sorry
[14:32] <lanoxx> thx bot :p
[14:32] <ikonia> typo
[14:33] <KDB9000> legend2440, when you switch to a terminal windows (ctrl-alt-F1) do you get colorful lines as well? I did and didn't find much. will keep checking thought
[14:33] <dinesh> ikonia: problem with ndiswrapper
[14:33] <Rowellen> you asked: Rowellen: how are you picking as root ? not sure what you mean...
[14:33] <ikonia> dinesh: what about it
[14:33] <Rowellen> ooo ok
[14:33] <ikonia> Rowellen: pinging
[14:33] <Rowellen> ping www.google.com
[14:33] <bobertdos> dinesh: You're going to either have to get to a place where you can use ethernet, or maybe burn yourself a DVD and see if you can get aptoncd from there.
[14:33] <ikonia> Rowellen: that would ping as a user not toor
[14:33] <ikonia> root
[14:33] <Rowellen> as root
[14:33] <Rowellen> su root
[14:33] <ikonia> Rowellen: how are you becoming root
[14:33] <Rowellen> password
[14:34] <ikonia> ubuntu has no password
[14:34] <legend2440> KDB9000: no colorful lines
[14:34] <the-ddon> how to break encription on smartcard
[14:34] <the-ddon> ????
[14:34] <ikonia> the-ddon: you don't
[14:34] <Pici> the-ddon: Nor is it on-topic for this channel.
[14:34] <the-ddon> hummm:
[14:34] <lanoxx> if im on amd64, does that mean there is no way how i can install it through the repository
[14:34] <dinesh> ikonia: i run the command sudo apt-get install ndisgtk but it give error unable to resolve
[14:34] <the-ddon> how to read the card?#]
[14:34] <Rowellen> su root
[14:34] <bobertdos> ikonia: If I understand dinesh correctly, he has no access to ethernet, and therefore cannot download any packages without his wireless.
[14:34] <ikonia> dinesh: yes because your not on the network
[14:34] <KDB9000> legend2440, hmm, because I always get those when I try to go to the F1 terminal or any of the others. Maybe it is just because of my graphics card
[14:34] <ikonia> Rowellen: that woouldn't work as ubuntu has no password
[14:35] <scunizi> !root | Rowellen
[14:35] <ikonia> bobertdos: that seems a reasonable assumption, same one I'm making
[14:35] <legend2440> KDB9000: if you type in terminal    glxinfo | grep direct  is direct renderend say   yes
[14:35] <KDB9000> legend2440, yes
[14:35] <legend2440> KDB9000: ok thats good
[14:36] <KDB9000> legend2440, it is
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[14:36] <Sk8rdude> can anyone help with a samba install error?? 'invoke-rc.d: initscript samba, action "start" failed.'
[14:36] <dinesh_> bobertdos: how to know whether the ndiswrapper is zipped or not as file description is not given
[14:36] <lanoxx> Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "skype"
[14:36] <nnull> arvind_khadri & legend2440 & ActionParsnip i got nvidia-settings working (had to install it) where in here can i edit my hertz?
[14:37] <dinesh_> ikonia:
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> !skype | lanoxx
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> nnull: xorg.conf
[14:37] <Geforce88> Where is the Xorg help channel ?
[14:37] <ikonia> dinesh_: what ?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> Geforce88: here
[14:37] <Sk8rdude> !samba
[14:37] <nnull> ActionParsnipƺ how mate?
[14:37] <lanoxx> ActionParsnip, yes, i added the repository
[14:37] <arvind_khadri> nnull, on the second tab x server display configuration
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: then sudo apt-get update
[14:38] <legend2440> KDB9000: read very bottom of this page. that might refer to problem about fglrx already in kernel     http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide#Error.21_This_module.2Fversion_combo_is_already_installed
[14:38] <Warlord^^^> how do i change folder privileges??
[14:38] <Spoom> hi folks, i'm trying to hibernate my new hardy install on my asus g1 laptop and it's sometimes working, sometimes timing out after 20 seconds and returning to the desktop, any ideas?  i've googled around but haven't found anything immediately obvious
[14:38] <lanoxx> ActionParsnip, i ran that, still nothing
[14:38] <Rowellen> if I do <su root> it asks me for a password I insert it and I am root. What I have done now seeming that it doesnt work sudo ping www.google.com
[14:38] <bobertdos> ikonia: The only solution I can think of for him is either a DVD install or aptoncd from another system, but I can't seem to explain that to him :p
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> Warlord^^^: chmod or chown
[14:38] <mist_> gah
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: try tab completing the package name
[14:38] <ikonia> Rowellen: your not using ubuntu then
[14:38] <dinesh_> plz sort out my problem about ndiswrapper as it give error not resolved
[14:38] <ikonia> Rowellen: as ubuntu does not have a root password
[14:38] <Geforce88> I have an evga geforce 8800 gts running with 8.04 on a 3.25 ghz dual core w/ 4 gigs ddr2 ram: when i install 8.04 and use the restricted drivers for this card, upon reboot once the initial splash screen goes away, the screen goes blank, and my monitor goes into sleep mode. is there a problem with the drivers for the latest cards?
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: if you are root you dont have to sudo anything
[14:39] <ikonia> dinesh_: you can't resolve a host because your not connected to the intenrnet
[14:39] <KDB9000> legend2440, thx
[14:39] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: and you certainly dont have to sudo ping, users can ping
[14:39] <nnull> arvind_khadriƺ god bless you my friend :)
[14:39] <lanoxx> ActionParsnip, still not
[14:40] <mistform> my system freezes entirely when I get a pair with my bluetooth phone
[14:40] <scunizi> Rowellen, you're use to another distro.. if you need to be root to do something then use "sudo" at the beginning  of the command.. there is NO root account.
[14:40] <Rowellen> cat /proc/version gives me: Linux version 2.6.20-17-generic (root@terranova) (gcc version 4.1.2 (Ubuntu 4.1.2-0ubuntu4)) #2 SMP Wed Aug 20 16:47:34 UTC 2008
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: can you ping 65.55.21.250
[14:41] <arvind_khadri> nnull, :) thanks
[14:41] <ikonia> Rowellen: something is wrong with your system then, as if you have not set a root password and you can do "su - " - something is wrong
[14:41] <dinesh_> ikonia: are saying that if a am connected to internet my problem will be solved
[14:41] <gues1> Iis there any way I can detect the model of my laptop in Ubuntu?
[14:41] <ikonia> dinesh_: yes
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: http://blog.mypapit.net/2007/06/how-to-install-skype-on-ubuntu.html
[14:42] <nnull> arvind_khadriƺ no thankyou :)
[14:42] <ikonia> dinesh_: but you can't connect tot he internet as your wirless card isn't working
[14:42] <Rowellen> lsb_release -a
[14:42] <Rowellen> gives me
[14:42] <Rowellen> Description:    Ubuntu 7.04 and a whole lot of other stuff
[14:43] <Rowellen> i can ping ip's but not names
[14:43] <Sk8rdude> can anyone help with a samba install problem
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: backup your smb.conf
[14:43] <Sk8rdude> there is no smb.conf
[14:43] <Sk8rdude> thats part of the problem
[14:43] <dinesh_> ikonia; i can go to wired network later and if i rn the same command my work will be done or not
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: then sudo apt-get --purge remove samba
[14:44] <mistform> Rowellen, did you try to ping www.name.com?
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: then sudo apt-get install samba
[14:44] <Sk8rdude> i did purge samba
[14:44] <Sk8rdude> and it won't install properly
[14:44] <theli0n> rowellen: can you open websites?
[14:44] <ikonia> dinesh_: your network won't be "done" but you will be able to connect to the online repositories you are currently trying to do
[14:44] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: whats it say when you try?
[14:44] <Rowellen> unknown host
[14:44] <ikonia> Rowellen: have you ever set a root password ?
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: what if you use ip instead of name?
[14:45] <Sk8rdude> it fails when it tries to start the daemons
[14:45] <Sk8rdude> invoke-rc.d: initscript samba, action "start" failed.
[14:45] <theli0n> then your dns server is mot properly configured
[14:45] <Rowellen> yes
[14:45] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: even after an uninstall then reinstall?
[14:45] <Sk8rdude> yep
[14:45] <Sk8rdude> i just purged it and tried again this second
[14:45] <nnull> whats that thing to open advanced compiz settings? ccsm or something?
[14:45] <Rowellen> dns same as all the other machines
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=269250
[14:46] <dinesh_> ikonia: are u approachable at some other day also i will tell u after going on wired network plz tell me the time u will be available
[14:46] <ikonia> I'm normally around
[14:46] <lanoxx> ActionParsnip, if Im on 64bit, would that mean I can not install skype throgh the repo?
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Ubuntu/2007-07/msg00588.html
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: you can if you install ia32 libs
[14:47] <theli0n> rowellen: are you behind a router?
[14:47] <coolbhavi> I am asked for my wifi passphrase every 2 minutes
[14:47] <mistform> Rowellen, did the computer work before? sometimes a restart can help some things
[14:47] <Geforce88> How often can i post my problem ?
[14:47] <Sk8rdude> ill try those and come back if i still have probs
[14:48] <Sk8rdude> thanks ActionParsnip
[14:48] <ikonia> Geforce88: once ever 10-15 mins is the norm
[14:48] <Spoom> any ideas with respect to my hibernate not working?  for further info, i'm using hardy, 64-bit, on my asus g1, with nvidia proprietary drivers, and as i said, hibernate sometimes works, sometimes doesn't... it seems to be a problem with being unable to freeze applications, or so the error that pops up a quarter of a second before it pops back to X says
[14:48] <Rowellen> yip
[14:48] <Geforce88> ok, thanks
[14:48] <mistform> Geforce88, try to re-word it every 5+ min, maybe someone else will see
[14:48] <Rowellen> let me restart it
[14:48] <coolbhavi> wifi frequent disconnection please help
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> Spoom: hibernate is a real pain to get nice
[14:49] <mistform> coolbhavi, poor signal?
[14:49] <Spoom> yeah, i was on gentoo before, i'm fully familiar :^P
[14:49] <lanoxx>  cat /etc/apt/sources.list |grep skype
[14:49] <lanoxx> deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[14:50] <lanoxx> but it cant be found even though i ran update
[14:50] <coolbhavi> signal is 100%
[14:50] <bobertdos> lanoxx:
[14:50] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432295
[14:50] <coolbhavi> mistform, I am asked for my wifi passphrase every 2 minutes
[14:50] <coolbhavi> very annoying
[14:50] <bobertdos> lanoxx: really don't recommend using Debian repos with Ubuntu.
[14:51] <mistform> coolbhavi, try a different connection manager. I use wifi-radar
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32asound2 libasound2-plugins; wget -O skype-install.deb http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-ubuntu; sudo dpkg -i --force-all skype-install.deb;
[14:51] <coolbhavi> okay
[14:51] <mistform> coolbhavi, should be in the repos
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> coolbhavi: or you can put it in /etc/network/interfaces
[14:52] <Rowellen> good news... restart didnt work
[14:52] <lanoxx> works, thx everybody
[14:53] <Rowellen> whats next
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok are you getting dhcp?
[14:53] <Rowellen> no static
[14:53] <Rowellen> i can ssh into the machine
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok have you put your routers ip in /etc/resolv.conf
[14:53] <lanoxx> so to summarize: i can only install skype via the repo if i use the medibuntu repo, not the skype repo
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> lanoxx: cool
[14:54] <lanoxx> this should be mentioned here:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Skype
[14:54] <Rowellen> the ip just like that?
[14:54] <coolbhavi> mistform, is wifi mode managed or automatic?
[14:54] <Sk8rdude> ActionParsnip it's coming up with the same error
[14:54] <mistform> coolbhavi, use automatic
[14:54] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: miic what is in the file. i believe its: nameserver x.y.z.a
[14:54] <Sk8rdude> i just tried to install all the dependants and they were all up to date
[14:55] <Rowellen> yes correct
[14:55] <coolbhavi> mistform, okay then channel is 1 right?
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: wll use sudo nano or gksu gedit to edit the file and add your routers ip to the top
[14:55] <cuco> hi all, my 8.10 64bit machine dies as soon as the gui loads. from what i read i need to change the driver to vesa. i tried using "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" but it does not ask me to choose a driver and then xorg loads the defective card.
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | cuco
[14:55] <mistform> coolbhavi, mine ended up going to Master. your channel depends on what you set it up as (usually autodetected)
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: id have a search for that error, it appeas to give lots of hits showing its fairly common
[14:56] <AdvoWork> hi there, if im doing: sudo smbmount //terastation/FILES/WORK/completed_work /home/completed_workTEST and its saying: 9047: tree connect failed: ERRDOS - ERRnosuchshare (You specified an invalid share name)  is that the share im making, or the one im trying to access?
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> AdvoWork: check case, linux is very case sensitive
[14:57] <unop> lanoxx, if you have both repos installed - skype will be installed from the repo that contains the highest version i.e. the skype repo
[14:57] <Rowellen> added
[14:57] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok cool
[14:57] <Geforce88> I have an evga geforce 8800 gts running with 8.04 on a 3.25 ghz dual core w/ 4 gigs ddr2 ram: when i install 8.04 and use the restricted drivers for this card, upon reboot once the initial splash screen goes away, the screen goes blank, and my monitor goes into sleep mode. is there a problem with the drivers for the latest cards?
[14:57] <lanoxx> unop, NO, if I am on AMD64 (64bit) i can definitely not install it through the repo
[14:58] <vox> Geforce88: plug it in to the other head
[14:58] <Rowellen> now what?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok sudo /etc/init.d/network restart
[14:58] <unop> lanoxx, which repo are you referring to here?
[14:58] <lanoxx> I have to use this command: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32asound2 libasound2-plugins; wget -O skype-install.deb http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-ubuntu; sudo dpkg -i --force-all skype-install.deb;
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: you can tab complete if necessary
[14:58] <Rowellen> </etc/init.d/networking restart>
[14:58] <Rowellen> done
[14:58] <Geforce88> vox : haha you think it's that simple ?
  cat /etc/apt/sources.list |grep skype
 deb http://download.skype.com/linux/repos/debian/ stable non-free
[14:58] <lanoxx> unop, this one
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok try pinging your routers ip first
[14:59] <vox> Geforce88: it's happened to me before with nvidia cards.
[14:59] <lanoxx> i therefore suggest to fix this in the help page
[14:59] <tinh> hello everyone, is there anyway to set up mirror for apt-get?
[14:59] <unop> lanoxx, did you update APT before you tried installing skype?
[14:59] <Rowellen> sucksess
[14:59] <genii> tinh: apt-mirror
[14:59] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: then ping a local computers name, then ping something on the web
[14:59] <lanoxx> unop, yes ofcourse
[14:59] <unop> lanoxx, what does  apt-cache policy skype  give you then?
[14:59] <lanoxx> unap, i have gentoo as my main system, i should know how to use linux, but the help file is clearly misleading here
[15:00] <coolbhavi> mistform, whats the domain?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: what you got?
[15:00] <tinh> genii, I dont' have that command on my hardy system
[15:00] <Rowellen> well
[15:00] <unop> lanoxx, fixes are only suggested if the page is known to have errors - but we haven't established that yet.
[15:00] <Rowellen> in the order
[15:00] <Rowellen> ping router OK
[15:00] <tinh> genii, do I have to install something to have that?
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> good
[15:00] <genii> !info apt-mirror | tinh
[15:00] <lanoxx> $ apt-cache policy skype
[15:00] <lanoxx> W: Unable to locate package skype
[15:00] <naughtykid001> hi, how to I sendmail using command prompt in ubuntu?
[15:00] <Rowellen> < ping localcomp name OK
[15:01] <Rowellen> < ping www.google.com : NOT OK
[15:01] <genii> tinh: If you plan to mirror all repositories you'll need about 32 Gigabytes hd space
[15:01] <Geforce88> vox : changes applied, rebooting now
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> naughtykid001: its terminal in linux
[15:01] <lanoxx> unop,  1. repo is added, 2. im on 64bit, 3. skype is not there: conclusion: the page is wrong :P
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: ok, does the name resolve to an ip
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> naughtykid001: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=540928
[15:01] <naughtykid001> ActionParsnip: sorry, how do I do that in terminal?
[15:01] <mistform> coolbhavi, leave it set to DHCP
[15:01] <Rowellen> no it gives me: ping: unknown host www.google.com immediatly
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> naughtykid001: read the link
[15:02] <naughtykid001> ActionParsnip: thanks, reading away~
[15:02] <tinh> genii, thanks
[15:02] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: try nslookup www.bmezine.com
[15:02] <dan_> can someone help me? my wallpaper disappeared and right click on desktop does not do anything
[15:02] <Sk8rdude> i think samba is having a problem reinstalling because it wants a config file but there isnt one
[15:02] <coolbhavi> okay
[15:02] <mistform> dan_, system > preferences > appearance
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> dan_: you using compiz?
[15:03] <Sk8rdude> and the reinstall specifically didnt replace the deleted one
[15:03] <Geforce88> vox : ok, this time it reboots into the safe graphics mode gui. it's detected the card wrong.
[15:03] <dan_> no
[15:03] <unop> lanoxx, it's likely that the skype repo doesn't have a 64bit build - but then again, the skype howto tells you what to do if you need a 64bit version.
[15:03] <vox> Geforce88: well there's a start
[15:03] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: have you set your gateway in your ip settings?
[15:03] <Rowellen> connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[15:03] <tinh> genii, no I mean
[15:03] <dan_> ActionParsnip: that does not do anything at all. I click the wallpaper and the desktop just stays light brown. i am using hardy btw and gnome
[15:04] <ushimitsudoki> lanoxx: I have Skype up on 64-bit. I used the static build and followed this thread, IIRC: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432295
[15:04] <tinh> genii, how to add mirror to the Software Source
[15:04] <Geforce88> vox : not really, once i select the nvidia driver, then select hte series 8 and click ok, then test, i get a black and white checker board screen with the X for a cursor
[15:04] <mistform> Rowellen, can you ping both router and modems?
[15:04] <ushimitsudoki> lanoxx: I didn't take notes, but I *think* that was the thread
[15:04] <genii> tinh: Add the repository lines into the file /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:04] <Pici> Rowellen: I'm curious, what does ls -l /etc/resolv.conf   report?
[15:05] <Tonno> Hi people, the resolution of my PC look really bad, can someone help me to change it?
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> dan_: this is the opposite but may hel phttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=515689
[15:05] <gues1> I've just installed Ubuntu 8.04 onto a LiveUSB (HDD) and it boots fine, however sound has stopped working (it was working on the LiveCD).  I've tried all the options in the sounds preferences menu (changing the output device and clicking "test") to no avail - can someone help?
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> !fixres | Tonno
[15:05] <Sk8rdude> Tonno: system --> preferences --> screen resolution
[15:05] <dan_> ActionParsnip: ok will try
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> gues1: have you been to sound prefs and switched to ALSA
[15:06] <lanoxx> ushimitsudoki, yes i just successfully installed skype, im just suggesting to that these lines to the help page with a not that in the official skype repo there is no 64bit build
[15:06] <lanoxx> I have to use this command: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs lib32asound2 libasound2-plugins; wget -O skype-install.deb http://www.skype.com/go/getskype-linux-ubuntu; sudo dpkg -i --force-all skype-install.deb;
[15:06] <Rowellen> what shall I chmod it to?
[15:06] <nooga> i need to start pptp tunnel automatically when session starts, but pon requires to be called via sudo, how to run pon with root privledges when user session starts?
[15:06] <ushimitsudoki> lanoxx: ah, I see ... nvm then :)
[15:06] <lanoxx> anyway
[15:06] <lanoxx> :p
[15:06] <Pici> Rowellen: I'm curious to see what it is now
[15:06] <cry0nic> hi. is there a way that i can find the oss mixer device name that is in used?
[15:06] <gues1> ActionParsnip: As stated above, I've tried all options (including ALSA) - there is no sound
[15:06] <mistform> nooga, system > preferences > sessions
[15:06] <Rowellen> <-rw------- 1 root douglas 63 2008-09-22 15:55 /etc/resolv.conf
[15:07] <nooga> yea
[15:07] <Pici> Rowellen: Aha!
[15:07] <ikonia> Rowellen: whooo your install is messed up
[15:07] <nooga> mistform: but it will ask about passowrd
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> gues1: run lspci to see what sound card you have then websearch from there
[15:07] <greencookie> Morning
[15:07] <Rowellen> well it has been going for ages now
[15:07] <gues1> ActionParsnip: Thanks :)
[15:07] <Pici> Rowellen: It should be: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 53 2008-09-19 22:27 /etc/resolv.conf
[15:07] <mistform> nooga, so you don't know the admin pass?
[15:07] <Tonno> Sk8rdude, thanks.. I tried there but I can change it to 1024*1024 the only there is 920*920 I gonna to what Ubottu say... thanks ;)
[15:08] <x[trick]x> is ubuntu compatible to hitachi laptop?
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: have you set you default gateway in /etc/network/interface
[15:08] <coolbhavi> mistform, could not find ip address
[15:08] <coolbhavi> mistform, now? please help
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> x[trick]x: depends on the hardware
[15:08] <unop> nooga, you can configure sudo to run that specific command without a password - then all you do is call pon under sudo from your session manager
[15:09] <nooga> ah
[15:09] <Abracadabra> Hi
[15:09] <nooga> that would be okay
[15:09] <x[trick]x> its an intel celeron 500 mhz w/ 128 mb
[15:09] <nooga> unop: any hint where to seek sudo settings?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> x[trick]x: what about soundcard and graphics card?
[15:09] <Abracadabra> is there a way of checking what processes are the most processor hungry (similar to Task Manager in Win) ?
[15:09] <Rowellen> Pici you beauty
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> x[trick]x: and any other hardware
[15:09] <Pici> Rowellen: did it fix it?
[15:09] <unop> nooga,  man sudoers  and  man sudo
[15:09] <Rowellen> for everyone thank you very much
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> Abracadabra: top
[15:09] <Rowellen> yes
[15:10] <Rowellen> all fixed
[15:10] <Pici> Rowellen: Yay!
[15:10] <x[trick]x> well im not so sure but its former OS is windows 98
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Pici: a permissions errro?
[15:10] <Abracadabra> ActionParsnip, tried it, but how can I see the processes that are the most porcessor hungry ?
[15:10] <Rowellen> ActionParsnip thanks for your help as well
[15:10] <Rowellen> and everyone else
[15:10] <scunizi> Abracadabra, you can also right mouse click one of your panels and choose "Add" then "System Monitor"
[15:10] <weboide> Hi !  I just want to know why "df -h" gives me a weird result : /dev/sda1             460G  7,5G  429G   2%   (429+7.5 is not equal to 460)
[15:10] <Pici> ActionParsnip: yes, permissions were 600, not 644.
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> Rowellen: was it a permissions thing?
[15:10] <Rowellen> yes it was
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> crap, thats a new one on me
[15:10] <cry0nic> hi. anyone can tell me how to find the oss mixer device name?
[15:11] <Abracadabra> Scunizi, sorry, I meant on the CLI
[15:11] <Rowellen> why is it always permissions
[15:11] <maszlo> x[trick]x: you might want more ram for that thing.. but it will work
[15:11] <scunizi> Abracadabra, top is it then.. there are others too  that will give more info or control.. I think mtop..
[15:11] <maszlo> x[trick]x: I have a old dell notebook that is a 800mhz.. its pull though when loaded but is rough on starts
[15:12] <x[trick]x> thats good.. if i burn the iso file is that bootable?
[15:12] <x[trick]x> thanks for the info maszlo :)
[15:12] <porcodildo> hi men
[15:12] <porcodildo> I have to redirect an output of a command to a file
[15:12] <maszlo> x[trick]x: the iso needs to be burnt to disk.. not as a data cd..
[15:12] <ikonia> porcodildo: >
[15:12] <Abracadabra> scunizi, will try that then
[15:12] <porcodildo> rmmod ffff &> works but it deletes the file too
[15:13] <maszlo> x[trick]x: have you installed ubuntu before?  I have this fork of ubuntu that that installs from the minimal iso
[15:13] <maszlo> x[trick]x: works very nice.. if you want I can find the link
[15:13] <x[trick]x> can i have the link?
[15:14] <unop> porcodildo, maybe you want to append output to a file. in which case you need >>
[15:14] <maszlo> x[trick]x: yes.. will take one sec.. I emailed it to meself last week lol
[15:14] <scunizi> Abracadabra, actually mtop is for mysql.. I was trying to google but am tired.. sorry
[15:14] <porcodildo> unop, but rmmod fff &>> file    or    rmmod ffff >> file   don't work
[15:14] <porcodildo> :S
[15:15] <Abracadabra> Scunizi, ok, so top is the only one then ? :/
[15:15]  * BlueGene is away: Hinterlasst mir ne Nachricht nach dem *BEEEEEEP*
[15:15] <unop> porcodildo, doesn't work means what exactly?  &>> is not valid - you need   command >> file 2>&1
[15:15] <Sk8rdude> ActionParsnip, i finally found the problem... it didnt like not having any smb.conf file but once i put one in the installer asked if i wanted to replace it with the proper one
[15:15] <opt1k> hi, do any of you have a idea why is pidgin spamming me with these windows every time i start it: "<contact> on the local list is inside the group "Individuals" but not on the server list. Do you want this buddy to be added?"
[15:15] <porcodildo> porcodildo, nothing is written to the file
[15:15] <Sk8rdude> thanks for your help, it put me on to the right answer
[15:15]  * BlueGene is back (gone 00:00:17)
[15:15] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: sweet move dude
[15:15] <porcodildo> unop, nothing is written to the file
[15:16] <ideal> will doing updates fix a sound problem on an old laptop?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: you reached the goal so its awesome
[15:16] <scunizi> Abracadabra, no.. It's the only one installed by default.. there's others.. I just can't remember their names.
[15:16] <unop> porcodildo, is anything written to the terminal ?
[15:16] <porcodildo> unop, yes the output of the command
[15:16] <tonno> Can Someone Help me to change my Screen Resolution? I can Change it :(
[15:16] <idimmu> i presume you mean "cant change it" ?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> tonno: have you installed graphics drivers?
[15:16] <unop> porcodildo, then you aren't redirecting properly -  command >> file 2>&1
[15:16] <erUSUL> tonno: gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[15:16] <ikonia> porcodildo: the output of rmmod would be nothing
[15:16] <maszlo> x[trick]x: http://ubuntulite.tuxfamily.org/?q=node/2
[15:17] <weboide> Can someone tell me why "df -h" gives me a weird result : /dev/sda1             460G  7,5G  429G   2%   (429+7.5 is not equal to 460)
[15:17] <x[trick]x> thanks
[15:17] <Chousuke> weboide: there's some reserved space, probably.
[15:17] <porcodildo> unop, thanks it works :D
[15:17] <tonno> It soppost  to have the drivers... is linux no?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> weboide: if its ext3 then the journal takes up some space
[15:17] <tinh> hello everyone, the firebird2.0-super keep failing all the times, although I did not install it
[15:17] <tinh> is there anyway to get rid of it?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> tonno: not for display, what grahics card do you have?
[15:17] <bobertdos> opt1k: That's not spam. It usually means that you've deleted a buddy from your local list and the one on MSN's servers is now out of sync.
[15:17] <porcodildo> unop, do you have some links of tutorials about these redirections?
[15:18] <weboide> Chousuke: ActionParsnip: oh okay, it's taking a lot =?
[15:18] <jim_p-busy> weboide: i think it hides the 5% thet ext3 reserves for its mantnance
[15:18] <maszlo> x[trick]x: there is also a small distrib I found at fluxbuntu.org  I have better luck with the ubuntulite... just a little more work on install
[15:18] <Sk8rdude> tinh: sudo aptitude purge <package>
[15:18] <erUSUL> weboide: 429 + 7.5 + 0.05*460 = 460
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> weboide: i believe 5-10% is normal
[15:18] <weboide> Understood, thank you very much : )))
[15:18] <unop> porcodildo, ask the guys in #bash - they have a good set
[15:18] <Chousuke> that's the space reserved for root though, not the journal
[15:18] <erUSUL> weboide: 5% per cent on all file systems is reserved for superuser
[15:18] <porcodildo> ok
[15:18] <Chousuke> you can tune it
[15:18] <unop> weboide, what filesystem is the volume formatted as?
[15:18] <Chousuke> make it 0.5% or something :)
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> maszlo: its better to install ubuntu, then install fluxbox as fluxbuntu isnt official
[15:19] <weboide> unop: ext3
[15:19] <x[trick]x> hope this one will not give me a hard time installing
[15:19] <jim_p-busy> Chousuke: do you know the command? i have looked everywhere for it
[15:19] <x[trick]x> wish me luck dude
[15:19] <x[trick]x> hehehe
[15:19] <opt1k> bobertdos: it is spam, i haven't deleted a buddy in a year
[15:19] <Chousuke> jim_p-busy: wait a moment
[15:19] <unop> weboide, yea, 5% of the space is reserved for superuser blocks
[15:19] <tinh> Sk8rdude, thanks alot
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> tonno: what graphics card do you have?
[15:19] <weboide> unop: good thing to know, i wasn't aware of that =P
[15:19] <opt1k> bobertdos: it started when i logged in from actual msn on my college computer, and got home and now i have all this windows pop up every time i start pidgin
[15:19] <unop> weboide, 5% of 460 is about 23  -  which makes sense
[15:19] <Chousuke> tune2fs -m PERCENTAGE /dev/disk
[15:19] <thiebaude> maszlo:im using fluxbox and its really great
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: me too, its sweet and slick
[15:20] <Chousuke> it's not good to make it 0 though
[15:20] <weboide> unop: you're right
[15:20] <jim_p-busy> Chousuke: thanks. can percentage be below 1%?
[15:20] <o0Chris0o> does ubuntu offer xfce desktop enviornment?
[15:20] <Chousuke> jim_p-busy: not sure
[15:20] <Chousuke> jim_p-busy: probably you can sacrifice 1% of space :)
[15:20] <weboide> o0Chris0o: xubuntu ?
[15:20] <thiebaude> actionparsnip:yea i remmember p:
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[15:20] <o0Chris0o> ahh
[15:20] <opt1k> btw, what would be the reason for poor transfer speeds on msn protocol when using every other im except msn live?
[15:20] <o0Chris0o> thought that was it
[15:20] <jim_p-busy> Chousuke: i can give it 1% but surely not 5%
[15:21] <Chousuke> yeah
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: id suggest fluxbox over xfce but thats my 2p worth
[15:21] <maszlo> thiebaude: what was the window manager that was in fluxbox?
[15:21] <o0Chris0o> fluxbox is too clean ;D
[15:21] <bobertdos> opt1k: Well, that probably did throw your two lists out of sync. I would perhaps clear out Pidgin's list and let it rebuild itself from the server side.
[15:21] <jim_p-busy> Chousuke: and i know that it can be set through the altetnative installer, but when i found it, it was late
[15:21] <ActionParsnip> o0Chris0o: xfce isnt much more
[15:21] <Chousuke> jim_p-busy: you can try and see if it accepts 0.5 or something
[15:21] <unop> maszlo, fluxbox is the window manager
[15:21] <jim_p-busy> Chousuke: ok, thanks
[15:21] <opt1k> bobertdos: so you're suggesting that i purge my pidgin list?
[15:22] <maszlo> ahh that's why I was confused.. I ended up using openbox
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> kubuntu + fluxbox == winner
[15:22] <thiebaude> actionparsnip:8.04 uses alot of memory, but fluxbox doesn't use much
[15:22] <simNIX> When i try to ftp netinstall Ubuntu 8.04 I keep getting "Downloading a file failed". Ive tried 4 mirrors and also ftp.ubuntu.com fails. If i switch with alt+f4 I see "DEBUG: resolver (libnewt0.52): package doesn't exist" also same line for efi-modules
[15:22] <bobertdos> opt1k: Well, the MSN portion at least. MSN seems to be the only protocol where this is a problem.
[15:22] <unop> thiebaude, 8.04 isn't a window manager :)
[15:22] <simNIX> is this a error on the ftp servers I need to report somewhere ?
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> simNIX: can you ping websites from the system?
[15:23] <Chousuke> hmm, interesting
[15:23] <edo32mb|away> how do i find out what 'cards' i'm using to use for the --with-cards option for ./configure for alsa?
[15:23] <thiebaude> unop:yup i know
[15:23] <Chousuke> it's possible to put the ext3 journal on a separate disk :)
[15:23] <opt1k> bobertdos: kk, i'll try, i just remove that the contacts will stay on the server :D
[15:23] <xomp> !lamp
[15:23] <Chousuke> might be nice to put it on flash or something
[15:23] <unop> thiebaude, so your comparison doesn't make much sense :)
[15:23] <thiebaude> unop:when i use ubuntu 8.04 as opposed to fluxbox
[15:23] <thiebaude> unpo;it sure does
[15:24] <simNIX> ActionParsnip, yes -> also other packages before these are grabed ok
[15:24] <unop> thiebaude, i think you mean to say  gnome there instead of "ubuntu 8.04"
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> simNIX: maybe it just burped, try again. Its ok from here
[15:24]  * ActionParsnip agrees with unop
[15:24] <unop> thiebaude, 8.04 is the version of ubuntu - irrespective of the window manager . in other words, you can run fluxbox on ubuntu 8.04
[15:24] <thiebaude> unop:well yea gnome
[15:24] <simNIX> I pxe boot the setup - maybe mine is old ?
[15:24] <maszlo> I was looking for a window manager that I could have the lightest to run xbmc touchscreen.. for my music library.. wanted it organized better than the touchscreens at bars
[15:25] <bobertdos> Chousuke: although it is usually recommended that you use ext2 with flash drives :)
[15:25] <Chousuke> bobertdos: it's only the *journal* that goes on the flash drive, not the whole FS
[15:25] <thiebaude> unop:i've been using ubuntu for 3 yrs and have no windows on my system
[15:26] <bobertdos> Chousuke: Ah, I see
[15:26]  * ActionParsnip only uses windows on his work lappy
[15:26] <c_lsip> I prefer being on linux, then windows suits more of my programming needs.
[15:26] <mistform> ok, it's time for a change
[15:26] <bobertdos> Chousuke: I'm used to people wanting to install the whole OS to a flash drive :p
[15:26] <mistform> less linux, more porn. 'nuff said
[15:26] <thiebaude> actioparsnip:i understand that :)
[15:27] <unop> mistform, please keep the channel family friendly
[15:27] <maszlo> c_lsip: windows programming hurts my brain..
[15:27] <maszlo> c_lsip: I do it.. we deal a lot with asp.net  but oh man it fights me
[15:27] <tonno_> Can someone help me to change my screen resolution? My Pc just shut down I don' t know why, so sorry for ask to much :(
[15:27] <Sk8rdude> does anyone know the terminal command to add a samba share
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: what grapics card do you have??
[15:27] <maxara> hi
[15:28] <thiebaude> hi maxara
[15:28] <ikonia> Sk8rdude: it's in a comfig file
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Sk8rdude: edit your smb.conf
[15:28] <unop> Sk8rdude, you'll need to edit the smb.conf file and reload the samba service
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: if you dont know I can tell you how you can tell me
[15:28] <Sk8rdude> hmm... im sure i did it with terminal before... oh well
[15:28] <icedwater> Hi, anyone know of a good tool I could use to import projects from Visual C++ 6.0 into some *nix IDE?
[15:28] <Sk8rdude> how do you reload the service then
[15:28] <Sk8rdude> ?
[15:28] <klax3> does anyone know how to keep an rtorrent session going if you start it on SSH but want to disconnect?
[15:28] <tonno_> mi grafic card is SIS...
[15:28] <ikonia> Sk8rdude: restart the smbd daemon
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: what model sis?
[15:29] <klax3> Sk8rdude: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[15:29] <v3ctor> klax3: screen
[15:29] <unop> Sk8rdude, sudo invoke-rc.d samba reload
[15:29] <Sk8rdude> thanks
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: in terminal run lspci and give me the SINGLE LINE relating to your SIS card
[15:29] <maszlo> icedwater: might be able to do it with eclipse
[15:29] <klax3> v3ctor: so, rtorrent screen?
[15:29] <weboide> klax3: use screen, type screen to start it, then  ctrl+A+D to quit, then screen -r  to return into the screen
[15:29] <maszlo> icedwater: it seems like the most built ide.. not 100% sure though
[15:30] <klax3> ahhh alright thanks weboide
[15:30] <v3ctor> klax3: start a screen session like `screen -S rtorrent` then crtl-d to detatch
[15:30] <tonno_> ahmm I don' t know... but I can' t even see Videos in 8.04 :( maybe because Kerner don' t know what grafic card I have
[15:30] <mftom> not sure what's wrong but i'm running the latest version of ubuntu on dell inspiron 6400. after working on laptop for a while, firefox and any other program seems to close. when i try to open them back on they are unresponsive until i manually restart, anyone know what i can look for to fix this?
[15:30] <klax3> got it, thanks a lot
[15:30] <icedwater> Heh, I already have Eclipse... might try that. I heard about some plugin called Eclipse-CDT or some such
[15:30] <icedwater> maszlo, thanks.
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: if you can see the ubuntu screen you have enough for now
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: run the erminal then type lspici in it and hit enter
[15:30] <maszlo> icedwater: might want to search on sf.net
[15:31] <tonno_> But Anyway.. I wnt to change the resolution that' s all :S
[15:31] <tonno_> ok
[15:31] <tonno_> brb
[15:31]  * bobertdos feels unneeded :p
[15:31] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: i know we are getting there, you dont have any graphics drivers so until we get them installed you wont have a decent resolution
[15:32] <MSI-Wind> I did this chmod +x isql-viewer-3_0_0-UNIX.sh" then "./chmod +x isql-viewer-3_0_0-UNIX.sh" after CDing onto the folder but getting ./chmod no such file or directory, what did i do wrong ?
[15:32] <mftom> can anyone help me please?  :(
[15:32] <ActionParsnip> !ask | mftom
[15:32] <oklinux> how do I change the background on lxde ?
[15:32] <mftom> not sure what's wrong but i'm running the latest version of ubuntu on dell inspiron 6400. after working on laptop for a while, firefox and any other program seems to close. when i try to open them back on they are unresponsive until i manually restart, anyone know what i can look for to fix this?
[15:32] <c_lsip> MSI-Wing you don't do ./chmod
[15:32] <tonno_> ActionParsnip, tonno@kattollikisd-desktop:~$ lspici
[15:32] <tonno_> bash: lspici: command not found
[15:32] <thiebaude> !lxde
[15:33] <klax3> lspci
[15:33] <klax3> not lspici
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: lspci
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: el ess pee see eye
[15:33] <genii> MSI-Wind: The first command when you're in the directory the file is in. When you do ./somename   it want to run a file which is in the directory you are curently in
[15:33] <tonno_> okk? :S :P
[15:33] <c_lisp> mftom sh blah.sh runs a sh file
 Wouw.... ther is a big list
[15:34] <mftom> c_lisp: what does that have to do with anything?
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: ok you have a tonne of text output, read each line and one will be your graphics card
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: do NOT paste it all in here
[15:34] <c_lisp> if you do ./chmod thats invalid
[15:34] <oobe> does anyone know of a way to check if my dvd burner is using sata or ide from inside ubuntu
[15:34] <c_lisp> must be just chmod +x filename
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> oobe: you can check in bios
[15:35] <gukina> does ubuntu read 1TB HD fine?
[15:35] <mftom> the problem im having is that programs keep closing in ubuntu
[15:35] <tonno_> ok here go
[15:35] <tonno_> tonno@kattollikisd-desktop:~$ lspci
[15:35] <tonno_> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 741/741GX/M741 Host (rev 03)
[15:35] <tonno_> 00:01.0 PCI bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] SiS AGP Port (virtual PCI-to-PCI bridge)
[15:35] <tonno_> 00:02.0 ISA bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] SiS964 [MuTIOL Media IO] (rev 36)
[15:35] <tonno_> 00:02.5 IDE interface: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 5513 [IDE] (rev 01)
[15:35] <FloodBot3> tonno_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:35] <erUSUL> oobe: check dmesg
[15:35] <genii> gukina: Yes
[15:35] <mftom> when i open them back up they dont open and i cant even restart...i have to do alt + backspace and then restart from there
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> gukina: should be fine
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: what did i say?
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: do NOT paste it all in here
[15:36] <tonno_> I did something wrong? :(
[15:36] <mftom> not sure what is causing windows in ubuntu to close...whether it be firefox or pidgin or w/e
[15:36] <tonno_> ohh :( Sowwy....
[15:36] <Pici> !paste | tonno_
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> yes you flooded the place
[15:36] <genii> ActionParsnip: Since he had more than a single line from lspci containing SIS references it was understandable
[15:36] <tonno_> Sorry.Sorry.Sorry.Sorry.Sorry.Sorry.Sorry.
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: i only want the SINGLE line which identifies your video card
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: no worries man
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: read the display line by line
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> genii: true
[15:36] <oobe> erUSUL, thanks i should of thought of that
[15:37] <oobe> ActionParsnip, i was asking for an easy way
[15:37] <mftom> anyone know whats wrong?
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: one line will say VGA or DISPLAY adapter or something
[15:37] <oklinux> any one here run lxde ?
[15:37] <maszlo> mftom: its may be flash.. that thing just bothers me.
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> oklinux: im checking how you change it
[15:37] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: tonno_ "lspci | grep -i vga" works most of the time ;)
[15:37] <mftom> maszlo: i doubt it, it sometimes happens when im working with bluefish
[15:38] <xomp> is it typical for cpu usage to be 50% (on a 3Ghz dual core cpu) when a screen saver is active? lol
[15:38] <maszlo> mftom: I installed flash 10 to see if that helped.. it kills firefox.. had to roll back
[15:38] <mftom> my one friend thought it could be my graphics driver so i disabled it and it still does it
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> oklinux: is there a right click menu -> desktop settings?
[15:39] <maszlo> mftom: have you looked at any logs?
[15:39] <Jack_Sparrow> xomp not unusual, some of those screensavers are quite cpu intensive
[15:39] <mftom> maszlo: what would happen to you if you used flash 10? would your browser close and not open again until you restart
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> mftom: check you logs
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> mftom: dmesg can help too
[15:39] <mftom> maszlo: i'm very new to linux and even when i look at the logs im not sure what im looking at
[15:39] <maszlo> mftom: it would just close hard
[15:39] <maszlo> mftom: I would kill the process so I didn't need to force it to die
[15:39] <mftom> whats dmesg
[15:40] <xomp> Jack_Sparrow, ah ok
[15:40] <tonno_> Thanks and Sorry guys... :(, Can I Paste here a Single Line that talk about my grafic card? :(
[15:40] <mftom> and if i look at my logs im not sure what im looking at.  can i paste it to one of you to see whats wrong maybe?
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> mftom: a terminal program to help fight bad computers
[15:40] <hololight> Here's one: I use the nvidia proprietary driver, whenever I go to a tty or i close the lid on my laptop and open it again, the screen is all 'messed' up.... ideas?
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> tonno_: you can always paste single lines
[15:40] <tonno_> ok :S
[15:40] <tonno_> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter
[15:40] <maszlo> mftom: you don't need to restart.. if you can't open it you can see the process number with 'ps -A |grep firefox'  then just kill it by the number
[15:40] <oklinux> ActionParsnip, I changed my background picture now I cant change it to a different one it wont right click on the desktop
[15:41] <mftom> maszlo: the problem is when something closes, NOTHING opens. not even terminal. the shutdown button doesnt work, nothing works.
[15:41] <maszlo> mftom: when that happens seems like its something with your window manager.. maybe
[15:42] <mftom> maszlo: if i paste you my log can you take a look?
[15:42] <maszlo> mftom: you can restart X if you do crtl + alt + backspace
[15:42] <mftom> i just do alt + backspace then from that login screen im able to restart. if i log back in w/o restarting it still doesnt work
[15:42] <maszlo> mftom: yeah you just can't paste in here
[15:42] <maszlo> mftom: I will try .. think pastebin is what people use
[15:43] <mftom> ok you want me to look in the messages part of the system log
[15:43] <mftom> or syslog or what?
[15:43] <maszlo> mftom: you know when this happened.. would need to be that section.. dmesg might be the best start
[15:44] <mftom> maszlo: it happened late last night, i could look at the times when it happened but what do i look under?
[15:44] <mftom> i see auth, daemon, debug, kern, messagse, syslog, user, xord
[15:44] <mftom> xorg*
[15:44] <maszlo> mftom: but like I said.. if you get the system to the point that you can not start and control any thing ctrl +alt+ back space will take you back to the login screen.. you do not need to reboot to get control again
[15:45] <maszlo> mftom: a lot of stuff gets logged on boot
[15:46] <mftom> maszlo: on my computer you NEED to restart to get back to normal. lol
[15:46] <mftom> yes so what do i need to paste to you?  like what will hold the error that happened last night? the messages part? syslog?
[15:46] <maszlo> mftom: you tried to restart X?
[15:46] <baudthief> help... I screwed up my video config somehow, screen updates are EXTREMELY slow. card is a mobility radeon 9700, I tried installing fglrx, and also uninstalling to no avail. dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg crashes out before asking me about video settings
[15:47] <mftom> yes i can restart until the cows come home lol...doesnt fix it. it'll be fine for a few hours then it'll just happen again.
[15:47] <kenlepirate> plop?
[15:47] <legend2440> baudthief: have you tried to enable the ati drivers in  system>admin>hardware drivers?
[15:47] <maszlo> mftom: what were the things that were active that might have cuased it?   from console.. if you run dmesg that would hold it if it wasn't rebooted.. not srue if that is send to files somewhere
[15:48] <AdvoWork> whats the best way to make a share from my one server, to my terastation? i need the share on my server like: /home/completed and my terasation is //terastation1/files/work/completed and im trying to make it permenent
[15:48] <w00t`> ubuntu fuck
[15:48] <Aaqil> w00t`: wao
[15:48] <baudthief> legend2440: yeah, its doing the same thing. The menu takes about 3 to 4 seconds to show! I believe it happenned when I experimented with installing XGL
[15:49] <mftom> maszlo: it already rebooted cause it happened last night. but i was running a few firefox windows and pidgin
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> hey all
[15:49] <mftom> but it has happened when i was running bluefish too, etc.
[15:49] <crosslover> shey
[15:49] <jim_p> AdvoWork: fstab seems fine for this
[15:49] <IMaverick> my apache gives this error when i try to reload, could any one explain me what this mean..."apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName"
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> if tommo comes back can someone give him this: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/16569
[15:49] <maszlo> mftom: and the system completely locks up? or you can not restart firefox?
[15:49] <Pici> IMaverick: Its only a warning, nothing to be worried about.
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> he needs to change the driver in his xorg.conf to sis and he will be ok
[15:50] <legend2440> baudthief: well as a last resort you could try to remove them then reinstall them using  envyng-gtk. its in synaptic
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> peace out kids
[15:50] <philippe> IMaverick, probably means your hostname is decently set in /etc/hosts
[15:50] <oklinux> ActionParsnip, any other idea ?
[15:50] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: ciao
[15:50] <mftom> maszlo: im looking at the log but i odnt know what im looking for
[15:50] <ActionParsnip> oklinux: fbsetbg -i /path/to/wallpaper.png may work as it looks like fluxox a bit
[15:50] <philippe> IMaverick, I mean NOT correctly set
[15:50] <Thedjatclubrock> How would I make Ubuntu not add the Evolution icon in the top bar for new users.
[15:51] <baudthief> legend2440: thanks, will give that a shot right away
[15:51] <legend2440> baudthief: if you type fglrxinfo in terminal does it say   mesa or  ati?
[15:51] <maszlo> mftom: when the thing would crap out on you.. would you loose control of windows or something just not start?
[15:51] <baudthief> legend2440: 1 sec, just rebooting it now
[15:51] <IMaverick> philippe, i wana create a new site in apache .. can u help...
[15:51] <bazhang> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/16569 Tonno
[15:51] <maszlo> mftom: like if you lost the mouse then its X11 that died
[15:51] <mftom> i'd lose control over everything...nothing would be clickable
[15:52] <mftom> no its not the mouse, its just the operating system in general i think
[15:52] <mftom> the mouse would work...i'd click firefox and you can see it try to load in the task bar but then just disapear
[15:52] <maszlo> its sound like X windows
 what' s that?
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom what changes have you made to your sources list and have you posted it to the pastebin
[15:52] <philippe> IMaverick, depens what you want to do exactly. Apache is not directly something I know a lot about
[15:52] <bazhang> Tonno, from actionparsnip; he had to leave
[15:52] <indrora> I've searched everywhere now I wanna know: Why is it under Ubuntu i get fuzz thrown all over my OpenGL renderings?
[15:52] <maszlo> mftom: ahh yea you try to open anything else?
[15:53] <mftom> maszlo: yes anything else wont open
[15:53]  * indrora has a radeon 9550SE with the restricted driver installed
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> IMaverick try /j #Apache
[15:53] <mftom> until i restart
[15:53] <Tonno> ohhhh A lot of that man... my Pc just shutdown don' t know why
[15:53] <baudthief> legend2440: nevermind heh, I just removed xserver-xgl, now everythings great!
[15:53] <mftom> jack_sparrow: not sure where to find source list? sorry im a newb
[15:53] <k[5\5]> //////
[15:53]  * Aaqil is in love with Ubuntu :)
[15:53] <Tonno> thanks
[15:53] <maszlo> mftom: does the same thing where if shows it loading the disapears
[15:53] <legend2440> baudthief: ok good
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:53] <Thedjatclubrock> How would I make Ubuntu not add the Evolution icon in the top bar for new users.
[15:53] <mftom> yes it tries to load in the task bar (it looks like its minimized) but then it goes away
[15:53] <dakira> hi. if i share a folder via right-click -> sharing-options.. where are these settings saved? they don't appear in /etc/samba/smb.conf (sharing works btw)?
[15:54] <mftom> maszlo: then nothing opens, and i cant even click the shutdown button cause that wont work
[15:54] <dakira> this behaviour somehow changed this hardy.. in gutsy the shared folders just appeared in smb.conf
[15:54] <attickid925> help. I cant see my ntfs partitions on linux anymore. I followed the chkdisk steps cause I shut down windows uncleanly but it doesnt work, I cant still mount them
[15:54] <maszlo> mftom: hmm.. I have only had this happen with a program.. such as firefox.. but it was a locked up process
[15:55] <indrora> Thedjatclubrock: Its somewhere in the defaults... I'm doing an OEM style installation so i can make my GNOME session look like old 1.3 gnome
[15:55] <nerdinho> oi ppl
[15:55] <maszlo> mftom:  you happen to know if your computer was out of reasources?
[15:55] <nerdinho> tudo bem com vocês ou nem por isso?
[15:55] <nerdinho> paneleiros
[15:55] <genii> !pt | nerdinho
[15:55] <mftom> maszlo: i have no idea
[15:55] <nerdinho> do caralho
[15:55] <baudthief> legend2440: I just installed the proprietary driver through the control panel, but fglrx is still telling me its using mesa GLX?
[15:55] <nerdinho> kê?
[15:55] <mftom> i have the systemlog w/ the messagse tab open...you want me to paste you it?
[15:55] <baudthief> *fglrxinfo
[15:55] <Thedjatclubrock> indrora: Where would I find the defaults/
[15:56] <maszlo> mftom: might have to jump off here for a minute.. boss just rolled in
[15:56] <indrora> i have no clue
[15:56] <maszlo> lol
[15:56] <regeya> !fglrx
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom          From terminal   gedit /etc/apt/sources.list                 Please copy and paste it to the pastebin for me.
[15:56] <nerdinho> oh nããão
[15:56] <nerdinho> não me deixam falar português
[15:56] <regeya> !pr
[15:56] <nerdinho> xiça
[15:56] <indrora> ubottu i've followed the binary driver help
[15:56] <nerdinho> miiuda
[15:56] <nerdinho> aii
[15:56] <nerdinho> xau ppl
[15:56] <nerdinho> ciao
[15:56] <FloodBot3> nerdinho: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:56] <regeya> shucks...two letter code for porgugues
[15:56] <nerdinho> adiós
[15:56] <regeya> oirtygyes
[15:56] <regeya> dang
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> regeya pt
[15:56] <v3ctor> pt
[15:56] <regeya> !pt
[15:57] <mftom> jack_sparrow: ok hold on
[15:57] <regeya> I cannot type today!
[15:57] <attickid925> help. I cant see my ntfs partitions on linux anymore. I followed the chkdisk steps cause I shut down windows uncleanly but it doesnt work, I cant still mount them
[15:57] <regeya> let me loose on the e17 code, I'm typin' like rasterman
[15:57] <mftom> maszlo here is my error log: http://pastebin.com/m7aa2ba8e
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> attickid925 Can you see them with gparted
[15:57] <legend2440> baudthief: in xorg.conf   does  Driver    say    "fglrx"  ?
[15:57] <attickid925> Jack_Sparrow:hold on
[15:58] <baudthief> legend2440: yes
[15:58] <mftom> Jack_Sparrow: here is the sources list http://pastbin.com/m1ab39a25
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[15:58] <baudthief> legend2440: cpanel also says proprietary drivers are "in use"
[15:59] <forger22> Hello all. Quick question- can I start a raid with a HD already full of data? (i.e. add HDs to that)? Cheers
[15:59] <mftom> sorry jack here it is: http://pastebin.com/m1ab39a25
[15:59] <mftom> i had a typo
[15:59] <legend2440> baudthief: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide#Removing_Mesa_drivers
[15:59] <Batty4> Hey everyone. =]
[15:59] <aspirin_> ha
[16:00] <maszlo> mftom: is your sound okay?
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom thanks,, I see nothing in there..
[16:00] <mftom> maszlo: yes sound works
[16:00] <AdvoWork> fstab?
[16:00] <mftom> jack can you take a look at my system log > messages ?
[16:01] <mftom> http://pastebin.com/m7aa2ba8e
[16:01] <attickid925> Jack_Sparrow:I can see them with gparted
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> attickid925 what error when you try to mount
[16:01] <nnull> why in services is there 2 versions of scheduled actions (anacron and atd) and for logging there is also 2.. sysklogd and klogd.. why is there 2 of these? (this is in ubuntu by default)
[16:01] <mftom> jack: towards the bottom is where it messes up on the log i just pasted you
[16:01] <mftom> i think
[16:02] <mftom> maszlo: did you check it out?
[16:02] <attickid925> Jack_Sparrow:fuse mount failed device or resource busy FUSE mount point creation failed Unmounting /dev/hda1 ()
[16:03] <legend2440> baudthief: did you reboot after removing xserver-xgl?
[16:03] <maszlo> mftom: do not see anything really.. wlan0 seems a little fishy, there is one tme it seems that audio got funny
[16:03] <erUSUL> nnull: at schedules jobs just once cron is for peridical jobs.
[16:03] <AdvoWork> jim_p got an example?
[16:03] <jareth_> nnull: klogd is a kernel thingy, with atd you can schedule a job for one time only and with *cron you schedule on a daily/weekly/whatever basis
[16:03] <mftom> maszlo: is there a way to update my audio to eliminate that?
[16:03] <jim_p> AdvoWork: for what
[16:03] <mftom> and is there a way to fix wlan0 to maybe eliminate that as a problem as wel?
[16:03] <cads> how do I access arguments given to a shell script inside the script itself? I need something like and Argv
[16:03] <unop> nnull, syslogd runs as two processes - syslogd itself and klogd
[16:03] <cads> an*
[16:04] <maszlo> mftom: well update would be more like roll back.. I don't know about this pulseaudio
[16:04] <unop> cads, use $@ to access them all or $1, $2, $3 etc to access them individually
[16:04] <jim_p> AdvoWork: let me make one
[16:04] <nnull> ahh i see thanks guys
[16:04] <cads> thankyou unop
[16:04] <maszlo> mftom: I have had a firend that had to roll back.. would loose sound, if you don't have that.. I would leave it
[16:04] <nnull> i reinstalled ubuntu, all good so far :D
[16:05] <patrik> Hi, I want to remoteley via ssh enable remote (graphical) login on my server. I left home without turning remote login on, so now I can't login when I'm on the road. How do I solve this?
[16:05] <mftom> maszlo: yes i don thave a problem with sound...
[16:05] <waan> Can anyone help me install the ieee80211 subsystem? I get an error on make
[16:05] <unop> patrik, can you ssh into the system?
[16:06] <mftom> maszlo: let me paste you the syslog...i didnt paste yout hat before, i pasted the messagse tab
[16:06] <^Someone^> I'm using Ubuntu Hardy. When I try to log in, it freezes at the wallpaper. I can use the power button to bring up power options and log out or restart
[16:06] <maszlo> mftom: I do not see anything in that log.. you upto date on upgrades?
[16:06] <baudthief> legend2440: no luck, fglrxinfo still claims mesa is in use
[16:06] <legend2440> baudthief: did you reboot after removing xserver-xgl?
[16:07] <unop> ^Someone^, does  alt+f2 bring up the run dialog at that point?
[16:07] <mftom> maszlo: yes i'm up to date.  here is the syslog, please check this one out: http://pastebin.com/m7c87fcb7
[16:07] <patrik> unop: Yes
[16:07] <baudthief> legend2440: yes, but I didn't reboot when adding Option "Composite" to xorg.conf (just restarted X)
[16:07] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom HAs it always had issues or is this something recent
[16:07] <legend2440> baudthief: that should be all you need to do
[16:08] <^Someone^> No, unop
[16:08] <baudthief> weird o_O
[16:08] <mftom> it always has. but im new to linux so i only had this on here a few months
[16:08] <attickid925> Jack_Sparrow: fuse mount failed device or resource busy FUSE mount point creation failed Unmounting /dev/hda1 ()
[16:08] <^Someone^> I can log in using the terminal session though
[16:08] <^Someone^> But nothing else
[16:08] <mftom> maszlo and jack sparrow: please check the syslog out: http://pastebin.com/m7c87fcb7
[16:08] <mftom> sorry its so long, not sure what to paste but it happened last night
[16:08] <erUSUL> ^Someone^: create a new user and check if it happens with that user too
[16:08] <unop> patrik, I guess you could install vnc or something like it in the ssh session - then connect via VNC ?
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom I did..   Try running with acpi=off
[16:09] <xomp> why doesn't the ubuntu build of mplayer play mkv files?
[16:09] <maszlo> mftom: what time last night.. you have any clue?
[16:09] <^Someone^> I did, it does, erUSUL
[16:09] <erUSUL> xomp: patent problems?
[16:09] <xomp> erUSUL, I don't understand?
[16:09] <Duffey> hello from the ubuntu certified professional class in atlanta!
[16:09] <^Someone^> I also tried the recovery-mode boot and tried fixing broken packages
[16:09] <legend2440> baudthief: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=853377&page=5
[16:09] <mftom> maszlo: around 11:30-12
[16:09] <^Someone^> And also tried apt-get -f install
[16:09] <velko> erUSUL: hahah with matroska?
[16:09] <unop> patrik, or if you are using ssh from a linux/unix client to access your machine - you could do something like  ssh -X user@otherhost 'sudo gdmsetup'
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom # 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 "--" on a live cd and see if the problem remains
[16:10] <patrik> unop: Ok, and enable xdmcp?
[16:10] <erUSUL> xomp: mkv may be using patented technology so ubuntu does not distribute it
[16:10] <error404notfound> I am trying to install vhcs2 and I get: http://pastebin.com/m23c2e994, I have tried the fix of the community docs to set keysize to 32, it still gives the same error... even tried with 56...
[16:10] <xomp> erUSUL, is there a way to check if my mkv is using such patented technology?
[16:11] <unop> patrik, right - that would be the idea with gdmsetup - but it's probably much more efficient to use VNC rather than XDMCP over the internet
[16:11] <maszlo> mftom: it looks like gdm got screwy.. that is what manages the x session you in
[16:11] <cached> if i wish to write 64-bit programs on my laptop, i'd need a 64-bit install, right?
[16:11] <cached> (of an operating system, that is)
[16:11] <indrora> Why am i getting this? http://sonof.bandit.name/files/fgl_fail.png
[16:12] <patrik> unop: yes, there's no compression on xdmcp right? But can I connect the vnc server to an already running session?
[16:12] <maszlo> mftom: ctrl +alt+bkspc should fix this.. can't really tell what caused it though..
[16:12] <unop> cached, not necessary - you only need a 64bit OS to _run_ those programs
[16:12] <nnull> lol cached, prolly be a good idea dude :P
[16:12] <mftom> jack_sparrow: i dont know if i understand that but i'll try...what does it do?
[16:12] <issya> Hi, I am messing around with lighttpd. I install it via aptitude. Messed up some confi stuff so I uninstall it via aptitude. It did not seem to remove all of the files. So I removed them myself. Now when I install lighttpd it does not create the default config file or init.d script.
[16:12] <issya> Any suggestion?
[16:12] <cached> unop, nnull: thanks
[16:12] <indrora> issya try apt-get purge lighthttpd
[16:13] <indrora> or whatever the package is
[16:13] <unop> patrik, errm - i'm not sure about an already running session - but you can set it up for future sessions (i.e. resume)
[16:13] <[T]ank> so i have a new laptop from work. it is the lenovo t61. I installed the ubuntu 64 bit version and am setting up my intel pro wireless 4965 using ndiswrapper. i have the driver installed, but iwconfig does not show my device. what do I need to do now?
[16:13] <indrora> PURGE removes it and its configuration
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom JUst a way of testing your system.  Since you said it does it all the time.  Running livecd with those options to see if the problem goes away
[16:13] <cached> i'm assuming there's no way to turn a 32-bit install into a 64 bit install? ;)
[16:13] <Thedjatclubrock> Where would I disable auto-adding evolution to top gnome menu bar.
[16:13] <unop> cached, you assumed right
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> cached no
[16:13] <issya> Thanks indora, I will try that. I knew there would be something out there like that.
[16:13] <cached> :(
[16:13] <issya> indrora*
[16:13] <error404notfound> okay, now I am getting: http://pastebin.com/m4194d759
[16:14] <indrora> no problem issya
[16:14] <LinuxGhost> g
[16:14] <Batty4> What's everyone up to?
[16:14] <xomp> erUSUL, nevermind heh, I re-muxed the files with mkvtools :)
[16:14] <mftom> jack_sparrow: i pressed f6 on startup n nothing happened
[16:14] <issya> That did the trick, thanks again indrora
[16:14] <LinuxGhost> Ive got a trouble with my pc.do u knw hw to repair a problem on booting.After ive installed ubuntu studio my pc sometimesfreezes/ hang when booting
[16:14] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom At the first prompt on a livecd session?
[16:14] <[T]ank> any ideas on the ndiswrapper for the wireless card?
[16:15] <unop> cached, not officially anyway. you could install a 64bit ubuntu and port your package states, configuration files, etc over - but you have to be prepared for surprises
[16:15] <Tonno> bazhang I can' t do what ActionParsnip sent me to :(
[16:15] <mftom> what is livecd?  all i did was restart and press f6
[16:15] <patrik> unop: It should be possible since you can just go into the system menu and enable desktop sharing. But how to do it from the console is a bit of a mystery. But I'll check around. Perhaps I can edit som config files and make it work. Thanks for your help!
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom that is not at all what I asked you to do
[16:15] <nownot> if i have a folder i want to create a shortcut for in another directory how should it look? ln -s folder1 directory ?
[16:16] <cached> unop: it'd probably be easier that way... i just don't really want to partition my hard disk for another installation
[16:16] <Tonno> bazhang, I can' t do what ActionParsnip sent me to :(
[16:16] <mftom> jack_sparrow: i tried to restart and press f6. i was then going to remove quiet and splash but nothing happened when i did that
[16:16] <cached> unop: (by that way, i mean install from scratch)
[16:16] <unop> patrik, not that i have ever used it, bit i suspect you are referring to the vino server - and there are ways to modify it's config from the command line
[16:16] <LinuxGhost> Ive got a trouble with my pc.do u knw hw to repair a problem on booting.After ive installed ubuntu studio my pc sometimesfreezes/ hang when booting
[16:16] <v3ctor> nownot: ln -s <source> <destination>
[16:16] <Nece228> does ubuntu 8.10 will have brand new artwork?
[16:16] <weboide> nownot: ln -s sourcefolder  linkname
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom Do you know what I mean when I say boot the livecd>?
[16:16] <indrora> aaaaaug how the hell do i fix this ( http://sonof.bandit.name/files/fgl_fail.png ) its bugging me
[16:16] <unop> patrik, http://tinyurl.com/3gwjxb
[16:16] <mftom> u want me to put the cd in there and boot from it?
[16:17] <unop> cached, to install a 64bit system - i guess you would need a free partition
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> indrora PLease dont post a link without a description of the problem and please dont swear.
[16:17] <indrora> Jack_Sparrow sorry.
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom yes
[16:17] <patrik> unop: Aaah, cool. Just what I was looking for!
[16:17] <mftom> then will that fix it or will it jus tell me whats wrong?
[16:18] <unop> !pm | warnet, please keep the conversations in here
[16:18] <mftom> is this something to diagnose the problem or is it something to fix it?
[16:18] <Tonno> can some one help me to change my screen resolution?
[16:18] <cached> unop: do you know how good gparted is with Windows XP partitions?
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom Read what I already wrote
[16:18] <indrora> I've got a fresh install of hardy, and when i try using Copiz or any other OpenGL app i get this result: http://sonof.bandit.name/files/fgl_fail.png -- Fuzz all over the rendering surfaces
[16:18] <cached> unop: I need to still be able to boot it after resizing the partition
[16:18] <legend2440> !fixres | Tonno
[16:18] <unop> cached, quite good - i use it regularly to resize clients' partitions
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> mftom actually, I dont have time to ask multiple times when trying to help someone.. I need to go,   Good luck with your problem
[16:18] <LinuxGhost> hi
[16:19] <unop> cached, though you should still always backup your data before using gparted - things can always go wrong (murphy's law)
[16:19] <mftom> jack_sparrow: well obviously i don't understand what you wrote, that is why i asked you...or i would have read over what you wrote again.
[16:19] <dyllan> hi all.
[16:19] <cached> unop: alright i'll try saturday probably. i want time to make backups and to have the weekend to fix whatever it breaks ;)
[16:19] <Tonno> ubottu, I can' t do it man :(
[16:19] <opt1k> lol
[16:20] <dyllan> Does anybody know what file has to be dited to change the resolution for an XDMCP session? Right now it is on 1024x768 and i need it bigger - thanks.
[16:20] <warnet> can anyone help me please
[16:20] <unop> dyllan, that would be the xorg.conf
[16:20] <warnet> i cant compile my source
[16:20] <unop> !fixres | dyllan
[16:20] <attickid925> Jack_Sparrow: thanks I solved it. I used the "dmsetup remove_all" command
[16:20] <Pici> warnet: Why not? Are you getting an error?
[16:20] <warnet> yes,
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> attickid925 Glad you got it
[16:21] <nownot> v3ctor: weboide: i have /home/user/Videos and i want a folder in /home/user/Desktop/foo to be a shortcut to /home/user/Videos ln -s /home/userVideos /home/user/Desktop/foo isnt working .... what am i dong wrong
[16:21] <dyllan> unop: thanks. But my local desktop is capable of 1280x1024 that's what it is running at the moment, doesnt make too much sense to me, surely local picks up its settings from xorg.conf as well?
[16:21] <v3ctor> nownot: error?
[16:22] <Pici> warnet: What error?
[16:22] <warnet> pici : this is its url : http://rafb.net/p/IlA0UI14.html
[16:22] <weboide> nownot: cd /home/usr/Desktop && ln -s /home/usr/Videos foo
[16:22] <nownot> v3ctor: nah only thing it says is total 0
[16:22] <v3ctor> nownot: try to use it
[16:22] <Esquilo> UdontKnow, how can I set my country in FreeNode?
[16:23] <nownot> weboide: ok that worked thanks :)
[16:23] <unop> dyllan, not necessarily - the xrandr extension allows you to set resolutions without actually modifying the xorg.conf (that is if you adjust desktop resolutions from the gnome/kde control centers)
[16:23] <legend2440> Tonno: in terminal type   gksudo displayconfig-gtk   and see if you can change resolution from there
[16:23] <v3ctor> nownot: a link is just a pointer, it will always say 0
[16:23] <weboide> nownot: np, the pb might be /home/usr/Desktop/foo didn't exist
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Esquilo NOt sure what you are asking,  do you want a ubuntu channel for your language?
[16:24] <huitang>  do you know how to install Qt with eclipse environment on ubuntu?
[16:24] <Pici> warnet: What program are you trying to compile?
[16:24] <unop> dyllan, you could try using gdmsetup to see if you can set resolutions for the GDM there - though i doubt you'll find anything. to access it. gksudo gdmsetup
[16:24] <nownot> it did the problem was i was doing ***** usr/Videos/ foo/ i was adding extra /'s
[16:25] <ChrizC> hi, I just got my CD for 8.04 LTS desktop in the post today, I opened it, slapped it into my drive, rebooted the computer to go into auto-install, and about 5-10mins into the install, a lot of text comes up, saying "zlib_inflate" or something like that failed. I checked the cd for defects and it said 2 files had errors. Any help so I can install it asap?
[16:25] <warnet> pici : driver for my NIC
[16:25] <weboide> nownot: got it, that must be why. ; )
[16:25] <_Zeus_> !md5 | ChrizC
[16:25] <amanu> #/list
[16:25] <jrib> ChrizC: use another disc
[16:25] <warnet> pici : via-rhine
[16:25] <ChrizC> jrib; impossible.
[16:25] <huitang> hi,all. how to install eclipse with Qt4 on ubuntu?
[16:25] <jrib> ChrizC: it's impossible to use this one if it has defects.
[16:25] <Pici> warnet: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[16:26] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: either way, you need another disc.  Either you have a bad download, or a bad burned disc.
[16:26] <ChrizC> jrib; it's also impossible to install Ubuntu from a non-exsistant disc.
[16:26] <warnet> pici : hardy
[16:26] <ChrizC> _Zeus_; so you're saying that the company Ubuntu has teamed up with, provides bad discs?
[16:26] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: where di you get this disc?
[16:27] <ChrizC> _Zeus_: From Ubuntu's "Request a free CD" page.
[16:27] <jrib> ChrizC: I've gotten a couple of bad discs, yeah.  Why can't you install ubuntu another way?
[16:27] <warnet> pici : this is other information http://rafb.net/p/IGXVjQ63.html
[16:27] <arvind_khadri> !torrents | ChrizC
[16:27] <ChrizC> jrib; my cd drive doesn't like to burn ISO's properly, for some reason.
[16:27] <largehadron> anyone try nvidia twinview mode on hardy?
[16:27] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: it's possible, yes.  I mean, they make 1000s of discs, they're bound to be some bad ones
[16:27] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: that doesn't make sense
[16:27] <largehadron> its just that when i go into twinview mode, the 2 monitors become one big screen.
[16:28] <jrib> ChrizC: there are other ways, check ubottu's link.  You can also find a LoCo or LUG in your area that will burn a disc for you
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !twinview
[16:28] <jrib> !install > ChrizC
[16:28] <Esquilo> Jack_Sparrow, XD I was asking it do udk because I know him, and he is one IRCOP :D
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[16:28] <ChrizC> for god sakes, stop the highlights ¬¬
[16:28] <_Zeus_> what highlights?
[16:28] <Esquilo> I don't know anybody better to tell me it
[16:28] <Esquilo> _Zeus_,
[16:28] <Esquilo> it is ^
[16:28] <Pici> warnet: Did you install the headers for your kernel?
[16:28] <ChrizC> _Zeus_, my drive won't burn ISO's properly.
[16:28] <jrib> ChrizC: this channel has over 1000 users. You need to highlight people you are having a conversation with
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Esquilo /j #Freenode
[16:29] <Esquilo> ¬¬
[16:29] <surgy> when i enter the command fdisk -l i receave this (http://pastebin.com/m3e30aebe) and this is my grub/menu.lst (http://pastebin.com/m21503a61)) can someone help me make it so that i can boot into my windows partition?
[16:29] <warnet> pici : i'm newbie
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC No friends with computers either?
[16:29] <Esquilo> Jack_Sparrow, OK, I get it
[16:29] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: that's irc etiquette, there are many users here.  we should highlight before each message
[16:29] <warnet> pici : where i know it
[16:29] <ChrizC> jrib; I can't download it, I can't torrent it, no one in my local area likes Linux, so won't burn it, and the CD's take too long to get here for me to order another one.
[16:29] <largehadron> yeah. i've got nvidia-settings installed.  how do you get it to be two separate screens rather than one big one?
[16:29] <Pici> warnet: apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[16:30] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: where do you live, out of curiosity?
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Anywhere in the message should work _Zeus_
[16:30] <jrib> ChrizC: you can purchase one from amazon as well
[16:30] <Pici> warnet: sorry: sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[16:30] <ChrizC> _Zeus_; Southwest.
[16:30] <erUSUL> !twinview
[16:30] <_Zeus_> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, but it's easier to read if it's at the beginning
[16:30] <ChrizC> jrib; I'm not paying for something I can get for free, lols.
[16:30] <jrib> ChrizC: what state?
[16:30] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: I don't get it, don't you have internet?
[16:30] <ChrizC> jrib; the good ol' united kingdom.
[16:30] <ChrizC> Obviously not, _Zeus_, seeing as I'm on this IRC channel ¬¬
[16:30] <lycoste> What's a good journaling program?
[16:30] <_Zeus_> (11:29:45 AM) ChrizC: jrib; I can't download it, I can't torrent it, no one in my local area likes Linux, so won't burn it, and the CD's take too long to get here for me to order another one.
[16:31] <_Zeus_> then explain that
[16:31] <jrib> ChrizC: there's a big ubuntu community in the UK.  Try #ubuntu-uk
[16:31] <ChrizC> I can't download it because it takes too long and when it gets near the end, my windows always fails.
[16:31] <Chousuke> ChrizC: why can't you torrent it?
[16:31] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: well, you say you live in the UK?
[16:31] <ChrizC> _Zeus_; yes.
[16:31] <bazhang> ChrizC, do you have an ubuntu support question?
[16:32] <grim76__> ChrizC: Then use an ftp client or something similar to download the file.
[16:32] <largehadron> where abouts are you ChrizC. i have a cd of hardy.
[16:32] <ChrizC> Chousuke; no torrent software, and as I said, can't download anything without my Windows install failing.
[16:32] <ChrizC> bazhang; already asked it a while ago.
[16:32] <ChrizC> grim76__: No ftp clients.
[16:32] <Chousuke> weird :/
[16:32] <ChrizC> largehadron; South West of UK.
[16:32] <largehadron> hmm.. i'm in Reading.
[16:32] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: if you use torrents, you can recover the torrent where you left off
[16:32] <ChrizC> bit too far
[16:33] <largehadron> you tried downloading azureus.  graphical torrent client.
[16:33] <_Zeus_> a crash doesn't matter
[16:33] <grim76__> ChrizC: you have a commandline ftp client that is built into windows.
[16:33] <ChrizC> _Zeus_, can't you read? I've got no torrent software!
[16:33] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: then get some!
[16:33] <Chousuke> sounds like he can't download *anything* :/
[16:33] <_Zeus_> !vuze
[16:33] <Pici> !ot
[16:33] <ChrizC> IT WON'T ALLOW ME!
[16:33] <ChrizC> ¬¬
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC Please tone down the attitude
[16:33] <Chousuke> which would indeed be a problem
[16:33] <_Zeus_> !azureus
[16:33] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: if you can't download anything, then we can't really help you here.
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !minimal > ChrizC
[16:33] <_Zeus_> find someone who can
[16:33] <Pici> ChrizC: If you have a Windows problem, please join ##windows, we cannot helpyou with that, sorry.
[16:34] <bazhang> the minimal is only 9mb.
[16:34] <Chousuke> that doesn't make any sense though; how the hell can you not download anything
[16:34] <Chousuke> windows can't be *that* broken
[16:34] <ChrizC> Pici; THIS ISN'T ABOUT MY WINDOWS.
[16:34] <ChrizC> ¬¬
[16:34] <Chousuke> seeing as you can IRC just fine.
[16:34] <_Zeus_> (11:32:15 AM) ChrizC: Chousuke; no torrent software, and as I said, can't download anything without my Windows install failing.
[16:34] <_Zeus_> obviously, it is about windows
[16:34] <warnet> pici : thanks alot pici
[16:34] <Pici> ChrizC: Lets start over, Whats the problem you are having?
[16:34] <cads> is there a way to optimize my system so that the file explorer loads faster and is more snappy (an so that in general things are more responsive)?
[16:34] <arvind_khadri> ChrizC, use the minimal install
[16:34] <Pici> warnet: did that fix the issue?
[16:35] <Chousuke> cads: buy more RAM
[16:35] <ChrizC> my problem is, the CD sent to me by Ubuntu is failed
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> cads add ram, how much are you running
[16:35] <warnet> pici : i'll try it when going home
[16:35] <ChrizC> and I need it installed asap
[16:35] <cads> 512
[16:35] <IMaverick> is it possible to create 2-3 different sites like x.com, y.com in my laptop ... i wnna do it just to learn php.. what should i do... i already install apache
[16:35] <cads> yeah, i suppose that really isn't enough
[16:35] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: so why can't you download a small file?
[16:35] <jepp> does anyone know how to change language package of abiword?
[16:35] <Chousuke> IMaverick: you don't need a domain to run a website locally
[16:35] <ChrizC> _Zeus_, is that small file an iso?
[16:35] <arvind_khadri> cads, its enough...just check how much swap you have
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC yes
[16:36] <ChrizC> then I can't burn it propely
[16:36] <Pici> ChrizC: The smallest install iso is 8 mb.
[16:36] <ChrizC> properly*
[16:36] <Chousuke> IMaverick: just install apache, php and connect to http://localhost/whatever.php
[16:36] <warnet> pici : now, i'll collect alot information about this problem
[16:36] <ChrizC> we're going around in circles here, honestly.
[16:36] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: you know what, we really can't do anything for you here
[16:36] <maszlo> any one here have ubuntu on one of the mini dells they released, eeepc or anything like that.. debating on a sub-notebook or a nice N series nokia
[16:36] <arvind_khadri> !minimal | ChrizC
[16:36] <IMaverick> chouske,  want ot create it... how could i do it
[16:36] <_Zeus_> i understand you got a bad cd, but we can't fix that
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC then we cnat help you..  Fix your hardware, or fix windows or find a friend and dl it ..
[16:36] <Chousuke> IMaverick: you'll have to read some manuals to set it up correctly, but you'll have to find out how, yourself.
[16:36] <ChrizC> arvind_khadri: READ. READDD MYYYY LINESSS. I CANNOT BURNN AN ISO...
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC Please tone down the attitude
[16:37] <ChrizC> Jack_Sparrow please stop going around in circles.
[16:37] <ChrizC> ¬¬
[16:37] <maszlo> ChrizC: what are you expecting here?
[16:37] <warnet> pici : what i should do other pici?
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> ChrizC Your inability to burn a cd is NOT a support issue
[16:37]  * v3ctor smells troll snacks
[16:37] <ChrizC> not my inability
[16:37] <citizen42alpha> Why can't you burn a CD ?
[16:37] <ChrizC> my drives inability
[16:37] <ChrizC> I can burn a CD, it's just my drive will not burn iso's
[16:37] <Chousuke> then you need a new drive
[16:37] <arvind_khadri> ChrizC, contact a nearby LUG
[16:37] <ChrizC> Chousuke; I'm not made of money.
[16:38] <ChrizC> for fuck sake arvind
[16:38] <citizen42alpha> mhm, arvind is right.
[16:38] <Chousuke> ChrizC: CD burners are practically free
[16:38] <ChrizC> I told you, no one around here will download/burn the cd for me
[16:38] <citizen42alpha> drives are cheap as chips nowadays.
[16:38] <arvind_khadri> !lug | ChrizC
[16:38] <maszlo> ChrizC: if you know how.. then use a usb stick.. boot from that
[16:38] <Chousuke> ChrizC: either you live with your broken drive or buy a new one
[16:38] <Pici> ChrizC: No need for the profanity.
[16:38] <ChrizC> I wouldn't use profanity if you would stop going around in circles.
[16:39] <ChrizC> Let me see if I can find a LUG around here
[16:39] <ChrizC> what's the link?
[16:39] <jepp> does anyone know how to change language package of abiwords dictionary?
[16:39] <_Zeus_> ^^^
[16:39] <basti> you can burn cds but not isos ChrizC?
[16:39] <ChrizC> basti, correct.
[16:39] <bazhang> #ubuntu-uk ask there ChrizC
[16:39] <ChrizC> !lug
[16:39] <shingouz> interesting. df -h spits out only /ver/ryn, /var/lock /dev and /dev/shm on this hardy install. how do i find out how much disk is available?
[16:39] <jepp> found some packages but don't know where to extract them
[16:39] <Chousuke> ChrizC: Your problem is not directly with ubuntu so we can't really help you other than by providing general advice :/
[16:39] <basti> ChrizC, then extract the iso and burn it
[16:39] <Pici> jepp: What are you trying to install?
[16:40] <warnet> pici : after i install headers for kernel, what i have to do?
[16:40] <Pici> warnet: Try to recompile
[16:40] <ChrizC> basti; that wouldn't work. You need to make a cd image, not just put it on the cd.
[16:40] <_Zeus_> shingouz: are you on a live cd?
[16:40] <grim76__> Probably what is happening is the .iso file is burned to the disk vs. the actual image.
[16:40] <shingouz> _Zeus_: nope, this is a hd install
[16:40] <_Zeus_> bastii don't think you can extract the iso like that
[16:40] <sleepy> Can someone help me get the audio to work when I play MKV files? I am new to Ubuntu, so I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
[16:40] <Pici> jepp: sudo apt-get install packagename
[16:40] <_Zeus_> grim76__: agreed
[16:40] <warnet> ok
[16:40] <jepp> Pici, I want the spelling checker to check in another language. so i downloaded a package from here http://www.abisource.com/download/abispell.phtml
[16:40] <bazhang> sleepy, using vlc?
[16:40] <ChrizC> what a surprise, no LUG's near here.
[16:40] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: if you download the iso, you could try burning it from the broken live cd
[16:40] <warnet> pici : thanks alot pici
[16:41] <mftom> i removed Quiet and Splash and now this is what happens when i try to shutdown: "halt: unable to iterate IDE devices: no such file or directory"
[16:41] <ChrizC> _Zeus_; the burning problem isn't with Windows. It's with the actual drive.
[16:41] <mftom> and its stuck, it wont shut down, anyone know why?
[16:41] <jepp> Pici, but i don't know what to do with this packages
[16:41] <sleepy>  bazhang> No, I'm using Mplayer
[16:41] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: i don't think you're right
[16:41] <ChrizC> _Zeus_ how so
[16:41] <Chousuke> ChrizC: and there's no way for you to do an USB install? :/
[16:41] <bazhang> sleepy, vlc works great with those
[16:42] <ChrizC> Chousuke I have an mp3 player,
[16:42] <maszlo> mftom:  you removed that from your /boot/grub/menu.lst?
[16:42] <sleepy> Ok, Well I'll try, give me one sec to install
[16:42] <cads> arvind_khadri: my swap partition is listed in fstab? how do I check it's size? what's a good size?
[16:42] <Chousuke> sleepy: you may need to install the w32codecs package
[16:42] <_Zeus_> cads: type free in a termina;
[16:42] <_Zeus_> how much ram do you have?
[16:42] <Pici> jepp: For what language?
[16:42] <sleepy> How do I do that?
[16:42] <LinuxGhost> Help, Does someone know how to repair boot hanging?
[16:42] <arvind_khadri> cads, double the size of the ram
[16:42] <jepp> Pici, german
[16:42] <LinuxGhost> Help, Does someone know how to repair boot hanging?
[16:42] <Chousuke> ChrizC: hm, it might work, if you can somehow get ubuntu on it
[16:42] <bazhang> sudo apt-get install vlc sleepy
[16:42] <Chousuke> ChrizC: and then boot from it
[16:42] <sleepy> No, I mean the win32codecs
[16:43] <ChrizC> Chousuke; how? It's 1gb (but I suppose the iso is small)
[16:43] <_Zeus_> arvind_khadri: bad advice
[16:43] <shingouz> _Zeus_: mount also seems to give strange results, /sys /proc /var/run /var/lock /dev /dev/shm /dev/pts and /sys/kernel/security on it. personally i generate a big question mark. how the hell does this thing actually mount stuff?
[16:43] <bazhang> go to www.medibuntu.org and get the package sleepy
[16:43] <tj1515> how can i get a ntfs drive to be mounted at start up right now i have to click on it to mount
[16:43] <mftom> maszlo: yes i was told i can do that instead of removin it from livecd
[16:43] <Chousuke> ChrizC: I'm not sure how to do an USB install, but I know it's possible... now If I just could remember the factoid
[16:43] <ChrizC> also, Chousuke, my USB devices don't get turned on until windows bootup.
[16:43] <bazhang> !usb
[16:43] <_Zeus_> shingouz: can you pastebin /etc/fsatb?
[16:43] <arvind_khadri> _Zeus_, depends upon the ram size i know but its safe to use it...
[16:43] <_Zeus_> ChrizC: of course they don't
[16:44] <Chousuke> ChrizC: then you probably need to tweak some bios setting to make it boot from USB
[16:44] <erUSUL> arvind_khadri: imho that was a good rule when people had 16-512 MB of ram today with ranges on the 1GB-4GB is too much. equal to ram just in case they want to hibernate is more than enough
[16:44] <_Zeus_> arvind_khadri: exactly.  For ex, if you have 2gb ram, a 2gb swap is plenty
[16:44] <Chousuke> ChrizC: most modern (and not so modern) computers can boot from USB
[16:44] <_Zeus_> if you have 512mb, then you would want double
[16:44] <sleepy> How do I install the win32codecs?
[16:44] <ChrizC> Mine's about 8 years old.
[16:44] <ChrizC> It was meant for ME x.x
[16:44] <cads> I almost wish the system was more swappy: I only have 19 megabytes of main mem free yet a gig of swap is free - y swap is roughly 3 times y memory
[16:44] <sleepy> VLC player plays the MKV, but no audio
[16:44] <bazhang> sleepy, the instructions are on the page
[16:44] <maszlo> mftom: not really sure how that would help other than if your boot if goofed up.. that just removes the ubuntu logo and displays all the output of boot
[16:44] <arvind_khadri> erUSUL, _Zeus_  roger that sir :)
[16:44] <sleepy> What page?
[16:44] <maszlo> mftom: its just sitting there now?
[16:45] <Chousuke> cads: *no* you don't
[16:45] <sleepy> I missed your post
[16:45] <_Zeus_> cads: why would it use swap if it has 19mb ram free?
[16:45] <mftom> yeah lol
[16:45] <Pici> a   jepp: I think there is a package in the repositories you can use, try State: not a real package
[16:45] <bazhang> www.medibuntu.org sleepy
[16:45] <warnet> pici : see u later
[16:45] <Chousuke> cads: swap is *slow*, RAM is fast
[16:45] <shingouz> _Zeus_: the box is not currently on the network but even fstab looks strange, it does not have entries for / anywhere. or anything else for that matter except the cdrom and floppy. root and home are mounted in anycase because i can get on the filesystems
[16:45] <Pici> jepp: Er sorry. sudo apt-get install aspell-de
[16:45] <Chousuke> cads: the OS will avoid using swap at all costs.
[16:45] <Chousuke> cads: because it's horribly slow
[16:45] <corq-ubu> I have weird "hanging" behavior in Hardy when I have audio input through the line-in jack; it resolves promptly when I unplug the line-in, but I don't see any errors in dmesg - where else might I look? PulseAudio is otherwise well-behaving. I need to record from this jack. Ideas?
[16:45] <mftom> yeah a friend of mine said the same thing on how that wouldnt help anything unless my computer froze on bootup but jack sparrow seems to think that would have helped so i tried it out.
[16:45] <arvind_khadri> cads, swap is used when all of the main mem is used up
[16:45] <_Zeus_> shingouz: and the system runs fine?
[16:45] <warnet> pici : nice to meet you
[16:45] <shingouz> _Zeus_: yup
[16:45] <_Zeus_> shingouz: do you have a /etc/fstab~ file?
[16:45] <jepp> Pici, this isn't a package which is used by abIspell i think
[16:45] <shingouz> _Zeus_: yes i do
[16:46] <shingouz> wait
[16:46] <shingouz> sec
[16:46] <_Zeus_> shingouz: take a look at that file
[16:46] <cads> I feel like the main mem is being used to store unimportant pages, and it bottlenecks when critical things are trying to run
[16:46] <shingouz> _Zeus_: nope, only /etc/fstab
[16:46] <_Zeus_> shingouz: crap
[16:46] <Chousuke> cads: that's not true
[16:46] <_Zeus_> anyone know how to force recreation of fstab?
[16:46] <Chousuke> cads: as long as swap is not in use, you're good.
[16:47] <Pici> jepp: The package dependencies of abiword would leave me to believe that it is
[16:47] <Chousuke> cads: if it starts swapping, *then* you can worry about having unneeded things in RAM
[16:47] <maszlo> mftom: you happen to make a backup that before hand?  it is probably a syntax error.. space or typo or something... that should not keep it from booting.. tahts how all my installs boot
[16:47] <shingouz> _Zeus_: i *do* have /etc/fstab but not /etc/fstab~
[16:47] <erUSUL> cads: not true. memory used for disk caching is directly reclimable by the system...
[16:47] <erUSUL> !ram > cads
[16:47] <_Zeus_> !fstab
[16:47] <jepp> pici, ok i try
[16:47] <mftom> im just gonna uncomment off the original stuff that was there and put it back to normal
[16:47] <_Zeus_> how can shingouz force auto recreation of fstab??
[16:47] <_Zeus_> shingouz: can you check out /etc/mtab?
[16:48] <cads> i'll check out the guides
[16:48] <Chousuke> cads: to make it short: Linux knows better than you how to use swap and RAM. :)
[16:48] <shingouz> _Zeus_: sec
[16:48] <jepp> Pici, doesn't work
[16:48] <jfincher> so I've got my samsung blackjack II connected via USB to my Hardy desktop, and it shows up in lsusb, but I don't have a /dev/ttyACM0 that I can use as a USB modem -- anyone know what's gone wrong?
[16:48] <legend2440> shingouz: in order to see the  fstab~ file you have to hit  ctrl+h to un hide it
[16:48] <uzivatel> zdar
[16:48] <shingouz> _Zeus_: the same systems are mentioned in mtab as i have listed before
[16:48] <_Zeus_> shingouz: i assume you are working in a terminal
[16:48] <cads> Chousuke: there are alternate swapping methods as well
[16:48] <uzivatel> jj
[16:48] <uzivatel> njp
[16:48] <uzivatel> hello
[16:48] <bazhang> !cz
[16:49] <_Zeus_> how in the world did you know that?
[16:49] <LinuxGhost> Help, Does someone know how to repair boot hanging?
[16:49] <bazhang> his .cz join
[16:49] <_Zeus_> !ask
[16:49] <erUSUL> legend2440: *~ are not hidden they are files created by some text editors as backups. but not all editors create them
[16:49] <shingouz> _Zeus_: you assume correctly. legend2440 ls -a /etc/fstab* only gives me fstab
[16:49] <Pici> jepp: Sorry, ask again in here then. I thought that would fix it.
[16:49] <_Zeus_> shingouz: thanks.  also thanks legend2440 for being through
[16:49] <_Zeus_> Pici: do you know how to recreate fstab?
[16:50] <jepp> does anyone know how to change language package of abiwords dictionary?
[16:50] <shingouz> _Zeus_: my personal favorite for fstab recreation is vi ;)
[16:50] <sixhat> cads: You can try to increase the swappiness: echo 100 > /proc/sys/vm/swappiness
[16:50] <_Zeus_> shingouz: i see...
[16:50] <sleepy> The medibuntu install instructions failed with " Failed to fetch " on all of the files
[16:50] <LinuxGhost> Help, Does someone know how to repair boot hanging?
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> _Zeus_ copy one from livecd session?
[16:50] <_Zeus_> !ask | LinuxGhost
[16:50] <_Zeus_> Jack_Sparrow: umm...
[16:51] <bazhang> sleepy, you dont need the repos for that
[16:51] <erUSUL> LinuxGhost: you will have to be more specific and informative if you want help
[16:51] <_Zeus_> shingouz: i don't understand why your system works
[16:51] <bazhang> sleepy, only the one package
[16:51] <erUSUL> !doesntwork | LinuxGhost
[16:51] <ratnakar> hi folks
[16:51] <_Zeus_> shingouz: i guess you could try your hand at doing it yourself, but i don't get how / can be unmounted
[16:51] <_Zeus_> !hi
[16:51] <shingouz> hehe.. this is insane. mount tells me the dirve is not mounted but thunar can see it nicely. i can also work on the apparently *un*mounted filesystem from a terminal without any problems
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> _Zeus_ It would still need some work, but it would give you a basic starting point
[16:51] <tzolkin> Someone Help me, I mount my ntfs disk in XUbuntu, but I can't write it. How can I fix it??
[16:51] <shingouz> _Zeus_: ditto :D
[16:52] <ratnakar> how do i change a password for vsftp virtual user?
[16:52] <_Zeus_> shingouz: i assume you have rebooted?
[16:52] <sleepy> Oh I see, ok I'm downloading the .dep file for the win32codecs, I'll install in one second when it's done
[16:52] <shingouz> _Zeus_: a few times, this is not a new install
[16:52] <legend2440> erUSUL: thats strange. i can only see the fstab~ file in my /etc  if i select  view >show hidden files
[16:52] <_Zeus_> tzolkin: use the driver ntfs-3g?
[16:53] <ratnakar> hi linuxghost
[16:53] <erUSUL> legend2440: maybe nautilus has a different menaing for hidden file as a shell user my definitio is tradicional unix e.g files that begin with a dot
[16:53] <erUSUL> legend2440: XD
[16:53] <sleepy> After install, do I need a reboot?
[16:53] <Nece228> why fglrx is slower than radeon in compiz?
[16:53] <ratnakar> can u please tell how do i change password for my vsftp virtual user?
[16:54] <cads> erUSUL: that memory guide is illuminating
[16:54] <cak054> help
[16:54] <_Zeus_> !ask
[16:54] <erUSUL> cads: linux/unix is iluminating XD
[16:54] <_Zeus_> !help | cak054
[16:55] <_Zeus_> dangit
[16:55] <lubyou> if I remove network-manager, will i lose the internet access? i have a box where ubuntu desktop is installed, but since that box is running headless, i want to remove x11 and the depending packages
[16:55] <_Zeus_> lubyou: i don't think you'll lose internet, no
[16:55] <erUSUL> lubyou: you will have to configure network via /etc/network/interfaces
[16:55] <sleepy> Do I need to reboot the machine after installing the win32codecs to get them to work? Because after running the install I still don't get audio
[16:56] <_Zeus_> sleepy: i doubt it
[16:56] <sleepy> Then what else can I try to get MKV audio to work, it's the only kind of file I'm having trouble with
[16:56] <shingouz> sleepy: do you get the audio anywhere on the system right now?
[16:56] <cads> is there a tool like for firefox which can analyze exactly what the heck it's doing with 24% of my memory? firetop, perhaps :D
[16:56] <sleepy> Yes, everywhere else
[16:57] <nnull> what do i need to play youtube etc in firefox pls?
[16:57] <_Zeus_> !flash | nnull
[16:57] <lubyou> erUSUL http://dpaste.com/79764/. thats my network/interfaces. The box is currently connected over ppp0. Does that config seem ok to you?
[16:57] <shingouz> sleepy: i would check the settings on the application you have problems with first, maybe it is trying to shoot the sound off to oss when you are running alsa or vice versa
[16:58] <sleepy> I'm running Alsa, and I've tried setting it to Alsa as it was initially set on "default"
[16:58] <nnull> what do you guys use for flash in firefox? only reason i ask is i remember last time, i tried 3-6 different flash packages and only 1 worked..
[16:58] <erUSUL> lubyou: yep seems ok. althought never used interfaces with ppp connections...
[16:58] <erUSUL> nnull: flashplugin-nonfree
[16:58] <_Zeus_> nnull: i use flashplugin-nonfree
[16:58] <lubyou> mkay, better double check that :)
[16:58] <nnull> ahh k
[16:58] <_Zeus_> erUSUL: dang you
[16:58] <Jack_Sparrow> sleepy Have you tried playing with Totem?
[16:58] <LinuxGhost> After ive installed ubuntu studio  on my pc and restarted it, it hanged/froze too long and needed to reboot many times.Now when i boot my PC usually it hangs, ive tried to repair it clicking "ESC" key at booting start as Root and Generic Recovery even though unsuccessfully:-(
[16:58] <nnull> non-free sounds like it costs u somehow lol
[16:58] <meuserj> Ok... I'm trying to create a pbuilder environment, but I have a bit of an unreliable internet connection... unfortunately, when the creation process fails to download a file, it deletes everything it has downloaded so far and I have to start again from the beginning.  Unless I'm missing something, I can't find a way to turn that "feature" off.  I'm starting my third attempt....
[16:59] <shingouz> sleepy: and that application you are having problems with does not have the sound muted?
[16:59] <sleepy> Not muted, and don't know about Totem
[16:59] <erUSUL> _Zeus_: ;P
[16:59] <shingouz> sleepy: hammer? :p
[16:59] <_Zeus_> meuserj: yeah, i don't think that's a feature, i think it's sort of a neseccity
[16:59] <_Zeus_> you could use a torrent
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> sleepy Here is where I found the reference http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=748992
[17:00] <erUSUL> nnull: <rms hat on>your freedom as in free speech</rms hat off>
[17:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !info totem
[17:00] <sleepy> No, hammer doesn't seem to help :p
[17:00] <Jack_Sparrow> sleepy sudo apt-get install totem
[17:00] <sleepy> ok one sec for me to do that
[17:01] <meuserj> _Zeus_: a torrent?  How would I use a torrent to create a pbuilder chroot?
[17:01] <LinuxGhost> After ive installed ubuntu studio  on my pc and restarted it, it hanged/froze too long and needed to reboot many times.Now when i boot my PC usually it hangs, ive tried to repair it clicking "ESC" key at booting start as Root and Generic Recovery even though unsuccessfully:-(
[17:01] <LinuxGhost> help
[17:01] <sleepy> totem is now installed, now what?
[17:01] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: can you use a live cd to back up your files?
[17:01] <sleepy> By the way, the link you gave me doesn't seem to work for me
[17:01] <Jack_Sparrow> sleepy No idea, maybe try and play your files
[17:01] <sleepy> Still no audio v.v
[17:02] <Jack_Sparrow> _Zeus_ See if that link works for you that I gave sleepy
[17:02] <shingouz> *buntu is ... well.. interesting. well working familiar things are a lot different and just to get to the features takes some reading. like the missing inittab and now fstab and mtab
[17:02] <sleepy> Oh shoot I got it
[17:02] <_Zeus_> Jack_Sparrow: works fine
[17:02] <shingouz> sleepy: what was it?
[17:02] <LinuxGhost> _Zeus_: in What will it help me? How to work with live cd to back up files?
[17:02] <sleepy> One of the settings in the advanced settings asked if I had headphones or desktop speakers
[17:02] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: backup, then reinstall?
[17:02] <shingouz> duh
[17:03] <LinuxGhost> oh
[17:03] <sleepy> Since I have logitech headphones with the soundcard in them, I switched to headphones and it suddenly kicked on the audio
[17:03] <climate> hey, can someone tell me how to zip a folder?
[17:03] <sleepy> Thanks for your help everyone
[17:03] <_Zeus_> climate: use file-roller
[17:03] <profxavier> i want to run openfire on a box, before my user logs in, how do I do this?
[17:03] <_Zeus_> (archive manager)
[17:03] <climate> zeus, whats file roller?
[17:03] <_Zeus_> climate: the default ubuntu archive amnager?
[17:03] <LinuxGhost> _zeus: ???
[17:03] <shingouz> climate: zip sourcefiles archive is the basic format
[17:04] <_Zeus_> application > accessories > archive manager
[17:04] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: what???
[17:04] <delta16> hey guys , can i talk to someone in private , i have lots of technical question a bout a development idea of mine !!?
[17:04] <climate> ok thank you
[17:04] <_Zeus_> delta16: why in private?
[17:04] <profxavier> delta16, thats a bit vague, but ill bite
[17:04] <outblasted> lusers
[17:05] <LinuxGhost> After ive installed ubuntu studio  on my pc and restarted it, it hanged/froze too long and needed to reboot many times.Now when i boot my PC usually it hangs, ive tried to repair it clicking "ESC" key at booting start as Root and Generic Recovery even though unsuccessfully:-(
[17:05] <_Zeus_> outblasted: what do you want?
[17:05] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: I told you what to do!
[17:05] <askand> I was experimenting  with installing a mailserver on my computer and now I get a lot of spam in my evolutionnbox: This is an automatically generated Delivery Status Notification Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently:     askar@localhost
[17:05] <delta16> its about a DaaS  idea on linux
[17:05] <trigpin> need help can't connect to wpa
[17:05] <anothernewb> anyone here familiar with hylafax?
[17:05] <delta16> actually on Ubuntu  :P
[17:05] <outblasted> Zeus, sorry, i've typed that by mistake
[17:05] <_Zeus_> outblasted: i see
[17:06] <anothernewb> I dont know how to configure it to send the fax's to my email
[17:06] <nnull> yay this is all working good this time :D
[17:07] <LinuxGhost> _zeus_: i havent live cd of ubuntu studio only install via synaptic
[17:07] <nnull> !ubuntustudio
[17:07] <trigpin> need help can't connect t wpa
[17:08] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: it can be any live CD
[17:08] <SliMM> Hello.
[17:08] <SliMM> How can I solve the problem with obex?
[17:09] <SliMM> „Operation not supported by backend“
[17:09] <LinuxGhost> _zeus_: live cd of ubuntu studio?
[17:10] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: ANY LIVE CD
[17:10] <CheeseTrap> Hello all  :)
[17:10] <LinuxGhost> _zeus_:plz, explain me
[17:11] <nnull> what do you guys use for bittorrent client?.. ive looked at KTorrent and Tranmission, they seem like very very basic programs... anyr reason i cant run asuruas* ?
[17:11] <CheeseTrap> Is there a nerd in the house?  I'm having issues trying to manually set alternate DNS servers for my new Ubuntu install, but every time I reconnect the settings are being overridden by my provider
[17:11] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: use either an ubuntu live cd, or a kubuntu live cd, or an xubuntu live cd, or any other distro's live cd
[17:11] <xomp> anyway to have gnome auto arrange icons on the desktop? looks a bit unprofessional with icons scattered here and there lol
[17:12] <CheeseTrap> I have triwed even chmodding /etc/resolv.conf to r/r/r/r but it still manages to edit the file  :P
[17:12] <LinuxGhost> _zeus_: is that to reinstall all the systm?
[17:12] <_Zeus_> LinuxGhost: yes
[17:12] <wes> Hey, I'm new to Ubuntu and, probably unsurprisingly, wireless isn't working. Would anyone care to help?
[17:12] <legend2440> xomp: right click desktop choose clean up by name
[17:13] <CheeseTrap> Hi wes, I'm new myself but what kind of wireless is it?  A device that works on the mobile network, or a wireless router?
[17:13] <xomp> thanks legend2440 but is there a way to have it do this each time something is added/removed from the desktop?
[17:13] <cyban> Not sure why I get this all the time in Terminal (sudo: unable to resolve host cyban-laptop) ?
[17:13] <shingouz> CheeseTrap: either make the file immutable or do a nice small script that copies your preferred DNS settings every time your network gets its dhcp ack
[17:14] <klikklak> Hi, has anyone built gamefu 0.2 beta?  I get the following error: http://pastebin.com/d3bf1fcb
[17:14] <kaffeefilter> cyban: maybe you should include your hostname in your /etc/hosts?
[17:14] <klikklak> something about fpic, should I add something in the makefile?
[17:14] <wes> CheeseTrap: I have a wireless enabled laptop attempting to connect to a wireless router
[17:14] <legend2440> xomp: if there is i don't know it
[17:14] <xomp> legend2440, hmm ok thanks. Would you know how I would go about adding my home directory and "Computer" directory as shortcuts to my desktop in Gnome? :)
[17:15] <CheeseTrap> Thanks for the answer shingouz, what is the best way to make the file permanent?  I thought "sudo chmod 0444 /etc/resolv.conf" would have done that
[17:15] <wes> I'm hardwired in to it now, running ubuntu and I have vista (boo) also bootable
[17:16] <legend2440> xomp: in terminal type   gconf-editor  browse to   /apps/nautilus/desktop/volumes_visible
[17:16] <hmmmmm> guys, i want to run something before I even login as a user, how do I start a service that way?
[17:16] <shingouz> CheeseTrap: make it immutable but be aware that sometimes you do not get a working connection if the dhcp client cannot modify the resolv.conf
[17:16] <IdentifyTarget> Hey all! how do I find out what version of ubuntu I'm using?
[17:16] <cyban> kaffeefilter, ah forgot that got removed - its 127.0.0.1 right?
[17:16] <_Zeus_> IdentifyTarget: lsb_release -rd
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> IdentifyTarget,  lsb_release -a
[17:17] <CheeseTrap> Shingouz, what do you mean by immutable?  Isn't chmod 0444 completely read-only?
[17:17] <hbalanzar> Hi everyone, has anybody had problems with vertical lines on LCD after, persistant after reboot on POST. After installing UBUNTU 8.04?? (intel 915 Chipset)
[17:17] <IdentifyTarget> 8.04.1
[17:17] <IdentifyTarget> latest?
[17:17] <arvind_khadri> IdentifyTarget, ya
[17:17] <shingouz> CheeseTrap: nope. there are extended attributes on ext3. man attrib
[17:17] <kaffeefilter> cyban: yeah, 127.0.0.1 and ::1
[17:18] <IdentifyTarget> cool, one more question. I have WINE installed, how do I update it?
[17:18] <anothernewb> no hylafax users i take it
[17:18] <xomp> thanks legend2440 lol, would be much simpler for Gnome to make it an obvious option, especially for those coming from Windows to Linux.
[17:18] <CheeseTrap> thanks again Shing
[17:18] <jfm001old> anybody using realplayer 11
[17:18] <arvind_khadri> IdentifyTarget, it would get update when you run dist-upgrade if there is a new version in the repo
[17:18] <IdentifyTarget> what the hell, #WINE is invite only.... :\
[17:18] <CheeseTrap> Xomp, you can also just drag and drop  :)
[17:19] <arvind_khadri> IdentifyTarget, their support channel is #winehq
[17:19] <CheeseTrap> Xomp>>  or right click and make link then drag that
[17:19] <IdentifyTarget> ty
[17:19] <arvind_khadri> IdentifyTarget, welcome :)
[17:19] <xomp> CheeseTrap, drag and drop doesn't work to place the Computer and Home icons to the desktop, I've tried from damn near every possible location that Computer & Home show up lol
[17:20] <hmmmmm> guys, i want to run something before I even login as a user, how do I start a service that way?
[17:20] <mizipzor> is there anything on the livecd that lets my resize existing partitions?
[17:20] <CheeseTrap> xomp> okay sorry, I just tried with a regular folder  ;)
[17:20] <xomp> mizipzor, gparted
[17:20] <emilien_> have weird wpa problem
[17:21] <mizipzor> xomp: thanks
[17:21] <Guma_> I am trying to install 8.04 on my new system with two HD RAID 0 (Stripe) and installer sees them as two seperate SCSI4 and 5 hard drives. Any one can help. In Bios it is setup as striped.
[17:21] <IdentifyTarget> hey can ubuntu natively mount isos?
[17:21] <shingouz> hmmmmm: put it in your .bashrc ?
[17:21] <xomp> CheeseTrap, yeah, some things you can drag from the menu list to your desktop, but Home & such just simply open if you try and drag them lol. So backwards feeling from an old Windows user standpoint.
[17:22] <xomp> IdentifyTarget, sudo mount -o loop /path/to/iso/yourfile.iso /home/username/a_folder_of_your_choice
[17:22] <jamil123456789> I have geany on ubuntu and windows. Geany runs fine ubunu but on windows when I compile the java code a console appears for a second and I dont see compilation errors in geany
[17:22] <IdentifyTarget> sweet
[17:22] <emilien_> I can connect to wpa router, and ping google
[17:22] <emilien_> but i have no internet
[17:23] <xomp> IdentifyTarget, I made an "ISO" folder in my /home directory, it's easier to remember when you're mounting :) You'll notice an CD icon on your desktop too that you can open.
[17:23] <Osse> Is there a quick way to make 2 files into one (just containing text) and sorting the lines? =)
[17:23] <IdentifyTarget> cool.
[17:23] <CheeseTrap> shingouz, attrib --h and man attrib tell me i haven't got that, and sudo apt-get install attrib says it's not available...  if you meant another use of chmod, the word 'immutable' doesn't appear anywhere in the chmod manpage according to the search tool for string 'immu' - any suggestions?
[17:23] <cyban> kaffeefilter, thanks, does it have default as 127.0.0.1/ip4-allhosts or needs to be 127.0.0.1/system-name
[17:23] <jamil123456789> any help ?
[17:23] <emilien_> anyone help me with my wpa problem
[17:24] <_Zeus_> jamil123456789: what is geany?
[17:24] <IdentifyTarget> one more question. Am I doing something wrong, trying to connect  to SMB share? Places -> Connect to Server -> Windows Share -> share name -> connect...Instantly pops up "Can't display location, no application is registered to handle this"
[17:24] <xomp> jamil123456789, try asking in #windows
[17:24] <shingouz> CheeseTrap: sec, let me check
[17:24] <jamil123456789> geany is light weight IDE
[17:24] <_Zeus_> IDE?
[17:24] <hmmmmm> emilien_: just a suggestion, but if you put everything into one single post, I am sure you might make it easier for someone else to assist you
[17:24] <imura> hello
[17:24] <jamil123456789> Integrated development Environment
[17:24] <phoenixz> Quick verification.. a RAID5 3 disk setup, basically will have me loose 30% of the total capacity, right? thats to say, 3x300GB RAID5 would give me a 600GB device, no?
[17:24] <_Zeus_> !hi
[17:25] <xomp> _Zeus_, an IDE similar to Eclipse and such :)
[17:25] <cyban> phoenixz, -1 drive yes
[17:25] <emilien_> ok, i can connect to my wpa router i can ping google but when i open firefox or opera no internet
[17:25] <CheeseTrap> Osse:  maybe some use of cp --link?    type cp --help into a terminal window for details
[17:25] <shingouz> CheeseTrap: apt-get install attr
[17:26] <CheeseTrap> Osse>  that might be for making shortcuts not linking two files together though, i'm only new myself  :)
[17:26] <phoenixz> cyban: thanks!
[17:26] <Osse> CheeseTrap - cp is copy.
[17:26] <Dustan> what is it called when I want to use the terminal to manipulate the text in a file?
[17:27] <xomp> Dustan, sed ?
[17:27] <jim_p> nano textfile
[17:27] <^Devious^> hi
[17:27] <CheeseTrap> Osse>  yes but on windoze copy source1+source2 dest = concatenate multiple files  :P
[17:27] <shingouz> Osse: cat file1 >> file2 adds file1 after file2
[17:27] <cyban> Dustan, nano/vi/sed/pick a text editor
[17:27] <xomp> gksudo gedit /path/file.txt?
[17:27] <CheeseTrap> so I was trying to see if cp had such an option
[17:27] <xomp> take a pick lol
[17:27] <IdentifyTarget> Is this normal for SMB shares in ubuntu "Can't display location, no application is registered to handle this"
[17:27] <Dustan> I want to remove X characters from the end of each line
[17:27] <Pers3UX> Hi, when i enter 'sudo somecommand' in terminal it says: sudo: unable to resolve host ENIAC (eniac is my systems name)
[17:27] <^Devious^> whats the current topic? And hello ubuntu world :)
[17:27] <Osse> shingouz - Yeah, I just found that out =) But sorting? cat | sort maybe?
[17:27] <shingouz> Pers3UX: add eniac to your /etc/hosts
[17:27] <^Devious^> I get that error "unable to resolve"
[17:28] <^Devious^> sometimes
[17:28] <cyban> Pers3UX, add 127.0.0.1/computername to hosts in Network
[17:28] <^Devious^> its usually after a sudo apt-get install
[17:28] <shingouz> Osse: sed might help. depends on what you mean by "sorting"
[17:28] <cyban> and 127.0.1.1/computername
[17:28] <Pers3UX> Shingouz, ok thx
[17:28] <^Devious^> but I've noticed its a warranted issue - when installing other programs, or not cleaning up after sudo install
[17:28] <^Devious^> I could be wrong?
[17:28] <^Devious^> Im only new to the CLI
[17:28] <emilien_> need help with wpa runnign ubuntu hardy can't connect to wpa
[17:28] <Osse> shingouz - Thanks anyways, found out . cat file1 >> file2 && cat file2 | sort > filesort.txt
[17:29] <legend2440> !hostname | ^Devious^
[17:29] <cyban> emilien_, does the network adapter see the wireless network?
[17:29] <^Devious^> Doesnt Knetwork manager allow it?
[17:29] <emilien_> cyban, yes
[17:30] <IdentifyTarget> ubuntu uses gnome right?
[17:30] <^Devious^> ubuntu is gnome
[17:30] <IdentifyTarget> k
[17:30] <^Devious^> kubuntu is kde
[17:30] <domanti> Hey, is there someone that can help me get my wireless card working. I'm a total noobcake, and can't seem to get it going. Its a BCM4306. I've tried nsdwrapper (sp?), but its a no go.
[17:30] <cyban> emilien_, try deleting any manual config you set up from the nm-applet (System tray) and from Network in Sys/Admin/Network
[17:30] <hmmmmm> guys, i want to run something before I even login as a user, how do I start a service that way?
[17:30] <^Devious^> you can have gnome on Kubuntu by doing sudo aptget ubuntu-desktop - and vice versa for ubuntu
[17:31] <Rolaulten> Good morning. It would seem that gnome lost my theme was set up...I booted up my computer, got an error saying one of the Damon's that gnome was looking for could not be found...and now my theme is back to the default settings
[17:31] <shingouz> hmmmmm: right after boot you mean before any user logs on? check out upstart
[17:31] <^Devious^> I find Gnome better on my older machines - for my faster ones - KDE is better.....thats just my preference
[17:31] <cyban> hmmmmm, system/preference/session
[17:32] <IdentifyTarget> where do I config ubuntu auto login?
[17:32] <IMaverick> how could i creat multiple domain name locally ...
[17:32] <erUSUL> hmmmmm: launch it from /etc/rc.local
[17:32] <natalisushka> Hi, I am not able to run audio files with extension .ram online or .rm .. is there a special codecs? I installed Gstreamer plugins that was suggested by the movie player, but it didn't work. Also, is there a good program to convert .rm to mp3?
[17:32] <emilien_> cyban, ok done still no luck
[17:32] <mizipzor> can gparted resize ntfs partitions
[17:33] <mizipzor> ?
[17:33] <npl> i am new in ubuntu and just a dummy learner
[17:33] <erUSUL> yep
[17:33] <cry0nic> maybe someone can help me out with this. i get a delay between the load of the default.session and the user sessions when starting gnome. so in other words it loads the default sessions, and wait about 2 mins before starting my user custom sessions.... anyone understand this?
[17:33] <cyban> emilien_, left click the Network icon in the system tray, does it show the network?
[17:33] <IMaverick> to test different sites created in php locally
[17:33] <hmmmmm> erUSUL: so adding it in system/preference/session, isnt going to do it ?
[17:33] <mizipzor> if i started gparted with "sudo gparted", what is the reasons all buttons are disabled? resize and such
[17:33] <emilien_> cyban, yes
[17:33] <quaal> how do i make nautilus windows not pop up all over the place whenever i plug in my usb hub and it automounts all the usb drives
[17:34] <CheeseTrap> Hi NPL, there are no dummy learners, only dummy non-learners  :)
[17:34] <erUSUL> hmmmmm: that launch the program when you log into your session
[17:34] <cyban> emilien_, if you click on it from there does it return an error?
[17:34] <IdentifyTarget> where do I config ubuntu auto login?
[17:34] <legend2440> IdentifyTarget: open   system>administration>login window  security tab  enable auto login
[17:34] <IMaverick> how could i create multiple domain name locally ...to test different sites created in php locally
[17:34] <IdentifyTarget> ty sir
[17:34] <emilien_> cyban, no it just keeps tying to connect and gives up
[17:35] <cyban> emilien_, er..... are you on xchat with it atm and it cant open web sites or not on that system atm?
[17:35] <unop> IMaverick, with apache?
[17:35] <IMaverick> ya
[17:35] <unop> IMaverick, you use virtual hosts
[17:35] <Vladimir[LV]> Hello! I have some trouble with loading, please help me! (I have RAID-1) ;/ : mount: mounting /dev/md0 on /root failed device or resource busy
[17:35] <scampbell> Does anyone know how to get rsyslog to output rfc 3339 format under hardy?
[17:35] <emilien_> cyban, no im on my laptop
[17:36] <luigi> !it
[17:36] <hmmmmm> erUSUL: so adding the /etc/init.d/service start in /etc/rc.local, should start the 'service', without user interaction (aka: logging in) ?
[17:36] <cyban> emilien_, ah ok, create a new wireless network using the one in the system tray, then right click and edit wireless
[17:36] <Vladimir[LV]> Hello! I have some trouble with loading, please help me! (I have RAID-1) ;/ : mount: mounting /dev/md0 on /root failed device or resource busy
[17:36] <nnull> what OS would you guys recommend for a p3 600 128mb RAM? :x
[17:37] <mizipzor> in gparteds "show features", nothing except read is green for ntfs, what additional software do i need to install?
[17:37] <unop> hmmmmm, what does your script do exactly?
[17:37] <^Devious^> im back
[17:37] <erUSUL> hmmmmm: no if you have a /etc/init.d/service script just use "sudo update-rc.d service defaults" to add it to boot sequence
[17:37] <sca> hey guys... anyone know how i can configure the audio jacks of my sound card?
[17:37] <cyban> nnull, any Linux distro should be fine if you dont install a bunch of junk on it
[17:37] <^Devious^> on a p3 600?
[17:37] <^Devious^> Im sitting on a p3 933 right now
[17:37] <H0T_R0D> i want to install the latest pidgin, when i do ./configure its aking me for GTK+ 2.0 development headers, can i get them from the universe ubuntu?
[17:37] <^Devious^> started off with 64mb ram now I have 320
[17:37] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], Fake Raid?
[17:38] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ wow, what OS you running mate? ubuntu?
[17:38] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: software raid-1 mirroring
[17:38] <^Devious^> Puppy 4.0 was quite good with 64mb ram only and worked with wireless much better than DSL 2.4 for me
[17:38] <shingouz> ^Devious^: p2-300 so do not complain :)
[17:38] <unop> H0T_R0D, run this.  sudo apt-get build-dep pidgin
[17:38] <gpled> is there a way to align open windows on your desktop, automatically?
[17:38] <nnull> cyban, my testing with LiveCD's on the machine didnt go to well.. im hoping this is for the fact the machine has very low RAM...
[17:38] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], is there a fakeraid controller? if so make sure its disabled or it will mess up the softraid
[17:38] <^Devious^> Yes now I am running KUBUNTU - I also installed gnome (Sudo apt-get install ubuntu-deskop)
[17:38] <unop> H0T_R0D, and you probably want to make a debian package out of your source - for easy uninstallation later
[17:39] <^Devious^> and lots of other goodies from reps
[17:39] <cyban> nnull, probably just create a larger swap file
[17:39] <gpled> think they call it window tilling
[17:39] <^Devious^> nnull - give puppy a go...im not saying its the be all and end all
[17:39] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ what X does puppy have mate?
[17:39] <^Devious^> I had to go through about 8 distros to get my dell machine working from the start
[17:39] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: i dont know, i was configure it by this manual https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID
[17:39] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban sorry ;/
[17:40] <cyban> ^Devious^, Dell Laptop? if so same here heh
[17:40] <^Devious^> nnull that is a very good question..... I dont remember!!!! It was more like KDE but very minimal
[17:40] <^Devious^> no its a dell desktop
[17:40] <^Devious^> GX150 i think
[17:40] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ ahh ok no worries, cheers for the info :)
[17:40] <^Devious^> I did however install Kubuntu on my toshiba laptop today
[17:40] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], check your BIOS settings for RAID settings, if there are any disable them
[17:40] <H0T_R0D> how do i make the .deb instlation
[17:40] <^Devious^> I could not believe the difference in speed
[17:40] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ oh?
[17:40] <hmmmmm> erUSUL: thanks for your help, I got my sys admin to show me a different way
[17:40] <^Devious^> no probs nnull
[17:41] <Vladimir[LV]> cban: hmm. ok thanks
[17:41] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: ill try :-)
[17:41] <unop> !packaging > H0T_R0D
[17:41] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ so you running ubuntu on that p3 9** now its got more RAM?
[17:41] <imura> can someone tell me how to install flash palyer
[17:41] <Debil> Zal.pl
[17:41] <mizipzor> can i get a list of whats mounted, and where?
[17:41] <cyban> ^Devious^, ah, this is a crappy laptop with 256mb ram, 1ghz p3 and im running a prety heavy handed install, even installe dthe Mac OSX themes, and desktop on cube etc
[17:42] <emilien_> cyban, ok i went on manuel connection and i can ping google now
[17:42] <legend2440> !flash | imura
[17:42] <^Devious^> Once you buy some more ram if that is in the question (I got mine off ebay....but it didnt work - my dell doesnt like double sided) it makes a huge diff.....in fact I want to buy lots more ram..... I actually modified the dell power supply to fit a sata controller and 200gb seagate.....I waste way too much HDD
[17:42] <hog> mizipzor, 'mount'
[17:42] <cyban> emilien_, ok then you just need to add DNS numbers probably
[17:42] <mizipzor> hog, thanks
[17:42] <emilien_> cyban,  dns whats that ?
[17:42] <cyban> emilien_, System/Admin/Network/DNS
[17:42] <^Devious^> Yeah I got rid of windows 2000 (I Nlited a copy of win2k and it used around 40mb ram idle + drivers)  and removed puppy - The KUBUNTU install took a while though but to be expected
[17:43] <imura> thanks
[17:43] <H0T_R0D> !packaging
[17:43] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: stop, there is no raid controller internal ;/
[17:43] <nnull> oh ok
[17:43] <^Devious^> the one thing I didnt hugely appreciate with the kubuntu install is - you dont choose your packages........they take the "It just works" approach
[17:43] <carnelain> hello all
[17:43] <cyban> emilien_, DNS=domain name server (IP Address of a server that translates IP addresses into Domain Names) you can get a list of available ones from your ISP's website
[17:43] <mizipzor> what must i install in order for gparted to be able to resize ntfs partitions?
[17:43] <^Devious^> hi carnelain
[17:43] <carnelain> I having some trouble upgrading to 8.04
[17:44] <sca> does anyone knows how can i configure two jacks to be sound outputs?
[17:44] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], When you boot up theres no Raid anything that is displayed like press Control C for Raid Config?
[17:44] <^Devious^> For resizing partitions I ALWAYS use something called HIRENS BOOT CD - or if you need something thats more legit ULTIMATE BOOT CD
[17:44] <cyban> mizipzor, Partition magic works well
[17:44] <carnelain> One way or the other the upgrade got stuck
[17:44] <mizipzor> cyban: isnt that windows only?
[17:44] <genii> mizipzor: ntfsprogs
[17:44] <nnull> ^Devious^ƺ yea im pretty sure thats with all of the install iso's apart from the alternative CD
[17:44] <cyban> no
[17:44] <carnelain> could somebody help me out?
[17:45] <mizipzor> genii: installing that now
[17:45] <^Devious^> two sound outputs?
[17:45] <^Devious^> do you have a mixer?
[17:45] <^Devious^> is it two sound cards or just one
[17:45] <genii> mizipzor: Also your ntfs partition should have been chkdsk'd from inside Windows and made clean
[17:45] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban no ;/
[17:45] <sca> just one
[17:45] <purld> I did an installation of ubuntu and now my WinXP partition appears inside an extended partition. XP won't boot. Can anyone help?
[17:46] <emilien_> cyban,  can you help me find it im in france my provider is freebox
[17:46] <mizipzor> genii: i dont use windows no more :p the only reason its still ntfs is that i dont have enough temporary storage to reformat it all
[17:46] <sca> i want to connect mi microphone and speakers at the same time....
[17:46] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], hrm, other than just starting over again and trying to set up the softraid im not sure, 99% of the time its just the install options you chose
[17:46] <emilien_> cyban,  is this it ? http://www.robtex.com/dns/freebox.fr.html
[17:46] <^Devious^> well mizipzor - Hirens boot cd - does exactly that - its a CLI dos based boot disk providing your machine can boot from CD
[17:47] <sca> not microphone sorry, my earphones...
[17:47] <mizipzor> ^Devious^, my box dont have a cd device
[17:47] <carnelain> can somebody help me with a stuck upgrade?
[17:47] <genii> mizipzor: Unfortunately linux has no satisfactory replacement tool for CHKDSK (or older SCANDISK). But you can mark the filesystem clean by force, not recommended.
[17:48] <cyban> emilien_, 192.93.0.129 and 192.228.90.21 add those to DNS in Network
[17:48] <purld> http://pastebin.com/d46b83579 GParted is showing my WinXP partition (/dev/sda5) inside an extended partition /dev/sda2. How do I fix it?
[17:48] <mizipzor> genii: then ill take the not recomended route ;) once i backup anything that i remotely care about
[17:50] <emilien_> cyban,  ok added no luck il reboot
[17:51] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban what install options?
[17:52] <^Devious^> nnull - yeah.... Although the amount of software available just blows me away to be honest with linux...... I've been trying linux since Red hat 7.2 - And now I'm in love with Kubuntu.....Feels like there is something missing but I'll get there
[17:52] <genii> mizipzor: man ntfsfix
[17:52] <Andeh> Hi. How do I decrease vertical line spacing very much in OpenOffice?
[17:52] <citizen42alpha> KDE seems clunky compared to Gnome.
[17:52] <Andeh> I've gotten it down to zero but it's not nearly enough with the font size
[17:52] <mizipzor> genii: much needed, thank you
[17:53] <ghost1k> hi 2 all
[17:53] <Zidatron> hey guys
[17:53] <^Devious^> purlD - Hirens boot cd would help with this problem - it has some MBR fixing tools - Im not sure if MBR is corrupt or not - you might even want to try installing GAG 4.0 - which is a boot loader that can hide partitions and do lots of magical boot things - its free
[17:53] <^Devious^> no cd.... ok
[17:53] <carnelain> sorry for asking again, but could somebody help me on an upgrade thats stuck?
[17:53] <^Devious^> so - who had the 2 outputs? Who needs help with that one
[17:53] <^Devious^> oh my goodness.......I have like a 20+ second lag  with this thing
[17:54] <liza0> hello
[17:54] <case^> hi
[17:54] <^Devious^> whoever wanted to get 2 outputs going if its 2 sound cards basically you can do a line in line out config - its even better if you hook it up to a mixerr......if you wanted to get both cards outputting simeltaenously this would have to be done at driver level or with a Virtual DJ style mixing program...........
[17:54] <ghost1k> hi
[17:54] <^Devious^> I have done 3 sound cards in one machine --- going way back when I was a DJ
[17:54] <^Devious^> 1 isa sound card 2 PCI
[17:54] <^Devious^> KDE I personally find is actually much better recently - I definitely preerred GNOME back in the red hat 7 days......but KDE is heaps better now for me........ GNOME is way faster though - just lacking what KDA has hey
[17:54] <^Devious^> *kde
[17:54] <genii> mizipzor: There is another one for explicitly forcing the fs to be marked clean, but it eludes me offhand (I do not use ntfs anymore). When you try to mount it it may say something about how to do it from there
[17:54] <case^> force 0 0
[17:55] <liza0> is there a way  to install xfce on ubunut server without getting the additional apps like media players office apps ,etc ?
[17:55] <^Devious^> brb
[17:55] <kitche> liza0: install xfce4
[17:55] <mizipzor> genii: roger, that quote goes in basKet for reminding me
[17:55] <Zidatron> i have the following problem: i use ubuntu-64 and want to compile a program for i386, and gcc gives me: "undefined reference to `__umoddi3'" - i think that means gcc cant find the 32bit-libgcc, but apt says lib32gcc1 is installed
[17:55] <Zidatron> how can i solve that?
[17:56] <Zidatron> or, wheres the problem?
[17:56] <^Devious^> im not sure about that one liza I installed blackbox and a few others as WM's only
[17:56] <^Devious^> I wish I knew how to write programs for linux full stop Zida - I wonder who can help u
[17:56] <liza0> ok
[17:57] <HKhan> is it possible to get a list of packages that haven't been installed from "stable", (so any debs from other repos etc)?
[17:57] <^Devious^> brb all
[17:57] <BinaryFu> I'd love to learn how to write programs, specifically for the gui.
[17:57] <carnelain> my upgrade stopped running whilst trying to update Grub. I now have a blinking cursor in me distribution upgrade screen
[17:57] <Zidatron> ^Devious^: well, its not a program for linux, but im pretty sure _someone_ knows how to solve this
[17:57] <carnelain> what can I do to resume the upgrade
[17:57] <BinaryFu> I've got an idea for one, but I have no clue how to go about it. :D
[17:57] <Andeh> Is there a trick to make vertical line spacing lower than 0 in OO Writer? Cause at 0 it's still too big for my design
[17:58] <Andeh> and the value doesnt want to go lower than 0
[17:58] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: why dont you just read some tutorials for gtk or qt?
[17:58] <Zidatron> google is your friend.
[17:58] <hog> carnelain, so you in a console not on X?
[17:58] <^Devious^> yeah.....sorry zida - let us know
[17:58] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: Hmmm...good point. gtk is what I'd be looking for then, for gnome I presume...
[17:58] <carnelain> hog, exactly
[17:59] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: What was it you were trying to figure out, btw?
[17:59] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: yes, for example. if you want to code for gnome specifically, who might also want to look into glib
[17:59] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: i wanted to compile a program for i386 on my 64bit machine
[17:59] <^Devious^> I was amazed with Konsole Aliases yesterday...... So simple compared to DOS
[17:59] <hog> carnelain, can you switch consoles(Alt+Fn{x}) and ps to see if the update is running if not, see what is in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[17:59] <Zidatron> but gcc doesnt seem to find the right libs/headers
[18:00] <ndee> hello there, what's the best flash player for using in ubuntu? Sometimes, I don't get sound for a flash movie when I listen to music in rhythmbox.
[18:00] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: I think the only way to do that is to include all the i386 tools it needs.
[18:00] <carnelain> hog, sorry what is that shortcut?
[18:00] <jimcooncat> What's a simple way to make a personal repository?
[18:00] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: So, in short, a pain in the ass.
[18:00] <^Devious^> What are some good BEGINNER program tools for creating applications ZIDA?
[18:00] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: you wouldnt know how to do that?
[18:00] <hog> carnelain, Ctrl+Alt+Fn(x), x=1,2,3,4...6
[18:00] <Zidatron> ^Devious^: no idea. a text editor?
[18:00] <Zidatron> (gedit, gcc, ld?)
[18:01] <Guma_> Can you turn on multi monitor support in LiveCD
[18:01] <^Devious^> really?
[18:01] <^Devious^> wow
[18:01] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: I haven't messed with ia64 since...hmmm...Breezy? But if I recall, you have to add the i386 repositories to your apt, and then it's the usual, but you don't want to slap too much in there, so be selective on your downloads.
[18:01] <IntuitiveNipple> Zidatron: to build 32-bit on 64-bit install the package lib32gcc1 and and use the -m32 flag to gcc
[18:01] <Zidatron> ^Devious^: maybe the qt package would be nicer to you, with QtDesigner you can actually design the form (window) with your mouse..
[18:01] <rrittenhouse> How do you make a .deb from source? The source (barry) already has a debian folder I just can't remember the command to try and build it.
[18:02] <^Devious^> thanks zida
[18:02] <Zidatron> IntuitiveNipple: as i wrote earlier, lib32gcc1 seems to be installed.
[18:02] <IntuitiveNipple> rrittenhouse: fakeroot debian/rules binary
[18:02] <Zidatron> welcome
[18:02] <^Devious^> I think I'll start off by getting better at the CLI
[18:02] <rrittenhouse> IntuitiveNipple, thanks
[18:02] <carnelain> hog, one program returned a failure not sure which one
[18:02] <IntuitiveNipple> Zidatron: Is the Makefile using -m32 ?
[18:02] <Zidatron> IntuitiveNipple: and i am using -m32, but gcc says he cant find __umoddi3 and __udivdi3 ..
[18:02] <^Devious^> before I write apps
[18:03] <IntuitiveNipple> Zidatron: ahh.... you need the other libs, let me try and remember which!
[18:03] <BinaryFu> ^Devious^: Learn the programming you want, learn the CLI as you need it.
[18:03] <Zidatron> Ill be nice here and let you try.
[18:03] <IntuitiveNipple> Zidatron: do you have  gcc-multilib  installed?
[18:04] <jaysonsantos> Hello people, I'm receiving 'CRL has expired' when i try to revoke a certifiy in openvepn, how can I remake this crl file ?
[18:04] <itsatrick> Does Evolution crash for anyone else?  It usually happens when I type in my password.
[18:04] <Zidatron> ARGH
[18:04] <Zidatron> IntuitiveNipple: No, i havent installed gcc-multilib.
[18:04] <Zidatron> IntuitiveNipple: thanks very much.
[18:04] <BinaryFu> itsatrick: Evolution *never* crashes for me. That being said, I use Thunderbird...
[18:04] <renouveaux> bonsoir
[18:04] <^Devious^> been using evolution fine
[18:05] <Zidatron> im used to build the gcc with USE=multilib, oddly enough i find it easier with gentoo^^
[18:05] <true\false> Right, I want to use VM software to run Ubuntu over Windows.. But my disks are NTFS formatted, is this a problem?
[18:05] <^Devious^> although now you mention it
[18:05] <^Devious^> it DID crash the first time
[18:05] <aho> ubuntu
[18:05] <aho> whops
[18:05] <^Devious^> I prefer evolution - its faster on my slow system
[18:05] <IntuitiveNipple> Zidatron: That is a meta-package so ensure the version matching the gcc version you're using is installed by it - otherwise install the specific version package manually
[18:05] <imura> ! flash player
[18:05] <BinaryFu> true\false: No, it's not a problem, you can just use WUBI and you won't need a VM.
[18:05] <^Devious^> False its not a problem
[18:05] <imura> !flash player
[18:05] <aho> true\false .. its not a problem
[18:05] <^Devious^> In the VM you should set up a VIRTUAL DISK
[18:06] <aho> the format of the image is independent of the disk format stored in the image
[18:06] <aho> if that makes any sense
[18:06] <true\false> Ok... I understand
[18:06] <Roland-> hello, I have a problem, wireless won't exceed 1 mb/s , any ideas what do I have to tweak ? I mean it's 64 mbits and the router is in the house. with windows I had 3 mb/s
[18:06] <jepp> does anyone know how to hide columns in openoffice writer?
[18:06] <^Devious^> and then format it to the  OS's Desire whether it be Linux, Dos, win, Be,mac or  anything else
[18:06] <^Devious^> and then it will install on the VM
[18:06] <imura> i don't know how to install flash player
[18:06] <true\false> Thanks, will download it tonight. :) And I guess it might be easier to shove my old 80GB HDD into this computer and run ubuntu off that?
[18:06] <imura> can someone give a hand
[18:06] <arfanzubi> hi
[18:06] <arfanzubi> djiadf
[18:06] <Zidatron> woohoo, it works..
[18:07] <arfanzubi> what's work?
[18:07] <^Devious^> Roland - I used to sell wireless gear for a living
[18:07] <^Devious^> you do know the 8/1 rule?
[18:07] <Roland-> nope
[18:07] <true\false> Eurgh this channel is too active/cluttered, but thanks. :) I'll just try ubuntu in VM first.
[18:07] <^Devious^> well your router might be a gazillion Mbps but your internet wont be
[18:07] <^Devious^> true false
[18:08] <^Devious^> I can help you
[18:08] <^Devious^> no probs
[18:08] <cyban> imura, go to Applications/Add Remove Select All Available Applications at the top, then search for Flash
[18:08] <^Devious^> What VM software are you using
[18:08] <BinaryFu> true\false: Well, you can do something else, which is kind of nice for the 'doze users out there, there's WUBI on the live CD for Ubuntu now. WUBI allows you to install Ubuntu into Windows, as if it were a Windows program. You'll have the dual boot option and everything once it's installed, and it'll give you a very good idea of what it's like, without having to figure out all those pesky partitioning issues...(Until you're ready to re
[18:08] <Roland-> lol
[18:08] <true\false> ^Devious^: Virtualbox is what I installed
[18:08] <erUSUL> Roland-: sudo iwconfig wlan0 54M
[18:08] <Roland-> my internet is 100 mbps full
[18:08] <^Devious^> Microsoft VPC doesnt really like linux distros that much - I found VMWARE was quite good
[18:08] <Roland-> if I plug in the cable I have 11 mb/s
[18:08] <^Devious^> I've never tried virtual box
[18:09] <carandraug> anyone knows how to find the actual refresh rate? Taking a look at xorg.conf "VertRefresh" only gives me a range of values.
[18:09] <^Devious^> WHOAAAA 100Mbps Internet???? What kind of internet is that?
[18:09] <^Devious^> ADSL2+ is like 20 - 24Mbits
[18:09] <true\false> BinaryFu, any real downsides to that?
[18:09] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: btw, i wanted to ask you earlier, but you _do_ know that ia-64 is a completely architecture than amd64/x86_64?
[18:09] <Roland-> is out isp band
[18:09] <^Devious^> Cable is like 30mbits
[18:09] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: "The problem is as far as I can understand is that the HDD isn't yet detected in the kernel when RAID is assembled. I quickly fixed it only if I manually edit /usr/share/initramfs-tools/init and put sleep 10 after line log_begin_msg "Mounting root file system...". After this I updated initramfs with sudo update-initramfs -k all -u"
[18:09] <Roland-> is the largest in here
[18:09] <Roland-> and we have metropolitan network
[18:09] <Vladimir[LV]> cyban: =)
[18:09] <Roland-> we kind of all have 100 mbps in our country
[18:09] <BinaryFu> true\false: Zero downsides 100% upsides.
[18:09] <true\false> ^Devious^, got it reccomeded from another ubuntu user. :)
[18:09] <sidewalk> when i login on gnome in Ubuntu, I get really big windows saying "Error loading" something, can't get the complete error message, do you guys know how to get rid of it?
[18:09]  * ^hellfire^ siema
[18:10] <true\false> BinaryFu, and I guess no file system issues, as I'm already NTFS?
[18:10] <sidewalk> alot of popups
[18:10] <^Devious^> if youre using an actual WIFI hotspot then it could be the BURST rate of 3mb's - in Aus with Telstra bigpond wireless burst speeds are up to 3mbs
[18:10] <sidewalk> i tried removing .gnome, .gnome2 and .gnome2_private, restarting gdm but it didnt help
[18:10] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: Yeah, I just use ia-64 as short for all of it. I don't bother with 64 bit, and won't until they have everything worked out 100%.
[18:10] <^Devious^> cool true/false nice sounding app then hey..... If youre using windows I've got an idea for you
[18:10] <cyban> Vladimir[LV], good to know, I dont do kernel arguments, odd that you had to
[18:10] <imura> cyban thanks
[18:10] <BinaryFu> true\false: Nope, zero issues. It installs inside the Windows partition.
[18:10] <sidewalk> anyone?
[18:10] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: just wanted to let you know.
[18:11] <JeyPeyy> Someone knows where to find the ubuntu source code?
[18:11] <true\false> ^Devious^: Windows XP MCE, possibly moving to Vista (Depending on what I can scrounge from uni)
[18:11] <jmp-eax> but
[18:11] <jmp-eax> sorry, wrong typed
[18:11] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: np bud, I fully understand, and it's appreciated.
[18:11] <mib_hgr24k> how do give everyone all permission on a text file?
[18:11] <BinaryFu> Zidatron: I should have been more clear in my explanation.
[18:11] <Zidatron> ^^
[18:11] <sidewalk> mib_hgr24k: chmod
[18:11] <^Devious^> If youre moving to vista (I've used it) I'd just go to Kubuntu with Compiz
[18:11] <Zidatron> BinaryFu: i forgive you :D
[18:12] <^Devious^> try it out in Vbox
[18:12] <mib_hgr24k> sidewalk: chmod xxx *
[18:12] <sidewalk> mig_hgr24k: chmod ugo+rwx file
[18:12] <sidewalk> mig_hgr24k: that gives all users full access to the file
[18:12] <^Devious^> But on a less opinionated topic - you will def want to defrag using something like JKDEGRAG sevral times - google it up
[18:12] <Nono> \join #ubuntu--fr
[18:12] <^Devious^> Windows default defrag is useless
[18:12] <mib_hgr24k> for some reason when i copy from old winduhs partition, I get bunked up connections..
[18:12] <^Devious^> well.....not entirely
[18:12] <mib_hgr24k> permissions I mean
[18:13] <true\false> ^Devious^, will look at kubuntu with compiz in a second then ta
[18:13] <Roland-> that's it
[18:13] <BinaryFu> Ya know, I've never been a fan of KDE...looks close enough to Windows to fool ya, and operates enough like linux to frustrate ya. :D
[18:13] <Roland-> im switching back to windows
[18:13] <Roland-> better multitasking
[18:13] <Roland-> :)
[18:13] <Roland-> cya
[18:13] <^Devious^> lol @ binary fu
[18:13] <true\false> Gah I can't wait to get a second desktop.. Laziness+]
[18:13] <^Devious^> Better multitasking? I disagree for sure there
[18:14] <BinaryFu> Yeah I was gonna call foul on that "better multi-tasking" part.
[18:14] <mib_hgr24k> sidewalk, tyvm
[18:14] <BinaryFu> I mean, c'mon...
[18:14] <^Devious^> On my p3 933 with no ram on it - Im running 5 pagers (Spaces) and running HEAPS
[18:14] <true\false> Well, if you're used to something, it's just awkward to hange
[18:14] <sidewalk> when i login on gnome in Ubuntu, I get really big windows saying "Error loading" something, can't get the complete error message, do you guys know how to get rid of it?
[18:14] <^Devious^> when i was running win2k it just wouldnt play ball
[18:14] <^Devious^> youd load firefox, word and a few other things and it would just die
[18:15] <JeyPeyy> where can I find all of Ubuntu's source code?
[18:15] <^Devious^> I totally agree true/false
[18:15] <^Devious^> It is VERY awkward to change
[18:15] <nubuntu> anybody give me some tips on good newbie resources to learn about gaining, granting, and restricting remote access?
[18:15] <BinaryFu> true\false: I found the only way I could really learn Linux, was to do away with Windows...I kept running back to it every time something got hard.
[18:15] <^Devious^> thats why I've tried linux ever since red hat 7.2 and gone back and forwards
[18:15] <BinaryFu> Once I killed off Windows completely, I started to get really comfortable with Linux. And learned tons.
[18:15] <true\false> BinaryFu: I can't get rid of windows completely, so I don't plan to do that, I just want some linux experience
[18:16] <^Devious^> but now I have Kubuntu 8.04 (They have alpha 8.10 now so I've heard) I must say Linux has improved VASTLY since then
[18:16] <^Devious^> no more modifying the boot process to load my promise ATA PCI card, no more config mouse drivers
[18:16] <Zidatron> ^Devious^: how do you know?
[18:16] <JeyPeyy> please someone answer: Can I find all of the source code ubuntu uses somewhere?
[18:16] <true\false> Red Hat \o/
[18:16] <^Devious^> how do I know what?
[18:16] <Zidatron> ^Devious^: so you're talking about ubuntu, then?
[18:16] <Zidatron> JeyPeyy: sure.
[18:17] <^Devious^> yeah Im on kubuntu right now
[18:17] <Zidatron> but i have know idea where.
[18:17] <JeyPeyy> Zidatron: Where?
[18:17] <BinaryFu> true\false: Just give yourself like...weekends or something like that, where you don't allow yourself access to windows at all.
[18:17] <Zidatron> JeyPeyy: as i said, no idea where. do you have bzr?
[18:17] <true\false> BinaryFu: Heh, easier said than done when I'm a CS student, and prefer .NET as a platform
[18:18] <BinaryFu> true\false: Anytime you run into an issue, google it, read up on it, learn. If you go, "Dammit, I really need a program to play my mp3s!!!" look it up, find out what's available and try them out. That is the single most best advice I can give.
[18:18] <BobC2> I just upgraded after 2.5 yrs from 6.06 to 8.04    Yahhhhhoooooo and had to tell someone   WOW and AMAZING
[18:18] <^Devious^> well the reason that is no longer a reason because im lazy now - that i switched over to kubuntu is from what I read programming applications is much better in linux as well as cracking wireless networks and general HTML
[18:18] <Odd-rationale> !source | JeyPeyy
[18:18] <^Devious^> + the tst netrc and other network security tools
[18:18] <BinaryFu> BobC2: Welcome back from the stone ages. ;)
[18:18] <alice_> hh
[18:18] <alice_> hi
[18:18] <BobC2> Thanks BinaryFu
[18:18] <^Devious^> My first ubuntu was 5.04
[18:18] <^Devious^> I actually have hte red cd's still
[18:18] <Guma_> will next version of Ubuntu support FakeRAID?
[18:18] <^Devious^> theres a 2cd sleeve
[18:19] <BobC2> ahhh 5.04
[18:19] <BinaryFu> My first was breezy bastard.
[18:19] <cyban> Guma_, No OS ever likes fakeraid heh
[18:19] <BinaryFu> I mean, badger.
[18:19] <LinuxGhost> Hi, everyone.Is there one command to re-upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to ubuntu 8.04 just to correct some errors at booting system.When i boot my pc it usually hangs and i dont want to reinstall the system because its too hard to install LAMP and OFFICE, ive crashed my head to do that.Please, help me!!!
[18:19] <alice_> hiyah
[18:19] <^Devious^> breezy bastard?? What the? lol
[18:19] <true\false> BinaryFu: Aye, I'll try to get a decent understanding, I'm just too lazy to get it set up right now to be honest
[18:19] <BobC2> I did all on line it wa awesome!
[18:19] <zibri> 5.04.. memories
[18:19] <cyban> I am a Fedora user, tryung Ubunto for a while since F9 sux
[18:19] <BobC2> was*
[18:19] <BinaryFu> Freudian slip.
[18:19] <true\false> I figure that I HAVE to reinstall windows within a fortnight
[18:19] <JeyPeyy> ubottu: Yes I know, but I want to build all of ubuntu from scratch
[18:19] <Guma_> cyban: So I have to get real RAID card? Since the one on my MB will not be supports?
[18:20] <^Devious^> well couldnt you just do this at CLI ??? Sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?? wouldnt that install packages needed that are missing?
[18:20] <JeyPeyy> using rock linux or something
[18:20] <BobC2> lol
[18:20] <BinaryFu> true\false: But...with WUBI, there's not much "set up" to do. It's like installing a windows program...literally.
[18:20] <Odd-rationale> JeyPeyy: maybe try gentoo ?
[18:20] <^Devious^> Cant you do a software LVM raid or something?
[18:20] <cyban> Guma_, there is no real advantage to fakeraid - use softraid as a replacement
[18:20] <Odd-rationale> JeyPeyy: or LFS?
[18:20] <LinuxGhost> Hi, everyone.Is there one command to re-upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to ubuntu 8.04 just to correct some errors at booting system.When i boot my pc it usually hangs and i dont want to reinstall the system because its too hard to install LAMP and OFFICE, ive crashed my head to do that.Please, help me!!!
[18:20] <BobC2> Easier than Windows..really!
[18:20] <IntuitiveNipple> JeyPeyy: All the source code is available manually from http://packages.ubuntu.com, or automatically per-package using "apt get source <package-name>"
[18:20] <cyban> fakeraid for Windows, softraid for Linux/UNIX/BSD
[18:20] <^Devious^> linuxghost did you read my response
[18:20] <LinuxGhost> no
[18:21] <true\false> BinaryFu: Hmm, I don't see how that will work entirely :s but it's on the standard image I'll be downloading?
[18:21] <^Devious^> whats the alternate to apt-get that is easier to remove if something goes wrong
[18:21] <^Devious^> i dont remember it
[18:21] <alice_> is this a chat room
[18:21] <^Devious^> let me load up a console and check
[18:21] <Odd-rationale> ^Devious^: aptitude?
[18:21] <^Devious^> BINGO thanks odd ration
[18:21] <^Devious^> thats te one
[18:21] <Guma_> cyban: How can I do that? I am trying to install 8.04 on my 680i SLI MB and in Bios it reports Stripe RAID but Ubuntu sees it as two separate drives. Any help is appriciates.
[18:21] <BinaryFu> ^Devious^: That would work, but if he's got corrupted configs, he might need to do the fancy options I can't remember.
[18:21] <BobC2> yep alice this is a chat room
[18:21] <alice_> kk
[18:22] <BinaryFu> true\false: Yes. And it works using elfin magic.
[18:22] <LinuxGhost> Devious? in command line type sudo apt-get only?
[18:22] <^Devious^> omg I actually made a half valid suggestion.....it means im actually learning something
[18:22] <^Devious^> me pats myself on back
[18:22] <^Devious^> Linux ghost
[18:22] <cyban> Guma_, disable Fakeraid in BIOS, use Ubuntu install to configure a Software RAID array
[18:22] <IntuitiveNipple> Guma_: That sounds like SoftRAID - and you'll need the matching driver. It might be dmraid you need
[18:22] <LinuxGhost> Devious?
[18:22] <^Devious^> you know what I really love that I did in linux
[18:22] <unop> alice_, it's not a chat room - it's a support channel - off topic chat goes in #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:22] <^Devious^> if you google how to edit your bash.rc file
[18:22] <Guma_> ok Thanx guys
[18:22] <BinaryFu> ^Devious^: Browse porn without getting a trojan?
[18:22] <alice_> wot do u all talk abut comp
[18:22] <^Devious^> you can add an ALIAS
[18:22] <^Devious^> LOL BINARY
[18:22] <BobC2> Oppps sorry alice
[18:23] <^Devious^> Nah thats why people buy MAC systems!!!! lmao
[18:23] <Pici> !ot | alice_
[18:23] <^Devious^> better for graphics
[18:23] <cyban> If Ubuntu has Softraid options, I assume it does since most every other Linux distro does....
[18:23] <alice_> sorry 4 wot
[18:23] <LinuxGhost> DEvious, put name/nick when u wrte advise
[18:23] <true\false> BinaryFu, ^Devious^ : Thanks, will just try a few different things out between now and formatting. :)
[18:23] <unop> alice_, we support ubuntu here
[18:23] <BinaryFu> ^Devious^: Lies. Ubuntu is peachy for graphics, and macs are PCs now.
[18:23] <^Devious^> ok now im lost between all talks
[18:23] <alice_> oh kk
[18:23] <LinuxGhost> Hi, everyone.Is there one command to re-upgrade ubuntu 8.04 to ubuntu 8.04 just to correct some errors at booting system.When i boot my pc it usually hangs and i dont want to reinstall the system because its too hard to install LAMP and OFFICE, ive crashed my head to do that.Please, help me!!!
[18:23] <^Devious^> So macs are pc's and peaches are for pears and pc's ?
[18:24] <BobC2> It is a chat room used to help with Ubuntu ...What's in a name?  lol
[18:24] <^Devious^> ok sorry LINUXGHOST
[18:24] <alice_> can u go one2one wid someone
[18:24] <Pici> ^Devious^: This is still a support channel, if you want to chat, please join #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere
[18:24] <unop> !pm | alice_
[18:24] <cyban> LinuxGhost, apt-get --help, clean it up a little might fix it
[18:24] <BobC2> best to ask a question here many will see it and help
[18:24] <Odd-rationale> alice_: yes. but you need to registered...
[18:24] <^Devious^> Edit bash rc and  add something like ALIAS GET="sudo apt-get install"
[18:25] <Odd-rationale> !register | alice_
[18:25] <cyban> clean, upgrade, check etc
[18:25] <^Devious^> and then every time you type GET in the CLI it will perform that command
[18:25] <unop> ^Devious^, that will not work for a few reasons
[18:25] <alice_> have u all got webbook or heard of em
[18:25] <Pici> Odd-rationale: You do not need to be registered to send private messages on freenode.
[18:25] <kevin_> hardy heron, dell inspiron 6000, hp p1170 external monitor, i want to soley use external monitor when it's connected to laptop and i want the laptop screen to be off
[18:25] <unop> Pici, hmm
[18:25] <Odd-rationale> Pici: oh sorry. has that change? or always been that way?
[18:25] <^Devious^> so then LINUXGHOST you can then actually easily install several packages including Ubuntu - but as it was mentioned I dont know if that will work
[18:25] <JeyPeyy> Thanx everyone who helped me out
[18:25] <Pici> Odd-rationale: It changed a few months ago
[18:25] <BobC2> <---does not know of webbook
[18:25] <rsc--> alice, whats webbook? ^^
[18:26] <Odd-rationale> Pici: thx for the update...
[18:26] <BinaryFu> kevin_: That's more of a bios issue than Linux.
[18:26] <LinuxGhost> cyban, wount it clean all hard disk?
[18:26] <unop> ^Devious^,  linux (or in this case, bash) commands are case-sensitive .. ALIAS is not a valid command
[18:26] <^Devious^> so it must be lower case unop? Thanks for the knowhow
[18:26] <kevin_> BinaryFu: what?windows can do this no problem
[18:27] <unop> ^Devious^, and "bash rc" wouldn't be a valid rc file for a default bash setup atleast
[18:27] <cyban> LinuxGhost, your in Ubuntu right, not mid install?
[18:27] <BinaryFu> kevin_: Then you have a setting in bios to do so, I presume...what video card are you using?
[18:27] <cyban> kevin_, Close the laptop lid
[18:27] <BobC2> can view YouTube now in 8.04 and it saw my digital camera  too! WhoooHoooo!
[18:27] <LinuxGhost> cyban,ham? i dint understand,sorry
[18:27] <xintron> ok, I'm on this server trying to get syntax hilighting to work in vim but it doesn't. "ls -C" returns with colors but I couldn't set up to get colors in vim, where should I start?
[18:27] <^Devious^> lovely bobc2
[18:27] <kevin_> BinaryFu: intel915 i think
[18:28] <cyban> LinuxGhost, you're all set, on Ubuntu just errors etc, or you're having problems installing?
[18:28] <unop> xintron, :syntax on
[18:28] <^Devious^> I was delighted to find that when I plug in just about any USB printer it picks it up automagically
[18:28] <kevin_> cyban: doesn't do anything, closed lid is closey but screen is till on, as clone
[18:28] <^Devious^> no driver install disks
[18:28] <LinuxGhost> cyban,apt-get --help then clean option?
[18:28] <BobC2> Really is Devious  ... I'm SOOOO impressed
[18:28] <xintron> unop: ofc :)
[18:28] <BobC2> nice pic editing tools too
[18:28] <^Devious^> youtube is REALLY slow with a 1mb gfx card though lol bob
[18:28] <xintron> unop: it's not that easy cuz it won't work with my .bashrc file either (with some colors to it)
[18:28] <Guma_> cyban: How much difference in speed is between real RAID card and dmraid? It is worth getting hardware RAID? I am interested in RAID 0
[18:28] <cyban> LinuxGhost, no just apt-get --help read the different options like sudo apt-get autoclean
[18:28] <^Devious^> and also I was impressed that I plugged in a sata / ide usb converter and it picks up straight off bat
[18:29] <LinuxGhost> cyban, ive installed ubuntu for long time just now having booting troubleshooting
[18:29] <unop> xintron, i fail to see how vim commands are somehow tied with .bashrc ?
[18:29] <BinaryFu> kevin_: Then go into System - Preferences - Screen Resolution and turn of Clone Screens.
[18:29] <BobC2> well its  my 256 mb memory that's slow now
[18:29] <^Devious^> brb
[18:29] <VanarP> Help installing me fluxbuntu with iso please !
[18:29] <cyban> kevin_, try vid card upgrade, also check your power management options - im on a laptop, lid closed, screen on laptop is off
[18:29] <LinuxGhost> cyban, ok i will try now be there ill be back
[18:29] <unop> xintron, or maybe you want to turn syntax highlighting for when you edit a .bashrc? is what what you mean?
[18:29] <xintron> unop: I meant to get the "what it's called, where the username@host: is"
[18:29] <VanarP> help
[18:30] <unop> xintron, that's the bash prompt
[18:30] <xintron> unop: that line colored (copied from my own machine to the server but it still doesn't get that color)
[18:30] <xintron> unop: yeah
[18:30] <cyban> Guma - for RAID 0 IMO its not worth it but thats just opinion, unless you need RAID 3, 5, 7 no point going and spending the cash for the RAID controllers
[18:30] <^Devious^> I wonder how it is possible to install a distro from an ISO at a command prompt booting from BIOS
[18:30] <^Devious^> without a CD
[18:30] <Odd-rationale> !install | ^Devious^
[18:30] <carandraug> anyone knows how to find the actual refresh rate through the terminal? Taking a look at xorg.conf "VertRefresh" only gives me a range of values and xdpyinfo gives me no information on the actual refresh rate (so it seems me)
[18:31] <BobC2> Anyone know if web cams work with 8.04?
[18:31] <BinaryFu> BobC2: Most do.
[18:31] <unop> xintron, well, there are a couple of things that could stop colours from being displayed in a terminal .. one, the terminal itself does not support colours, two, the PS1 variable isn't using colours, three, the TERM evironmental variable is setup wrong for your terminal.
[18:31] <^Devious^> YES BOB
[18:31] <^Devious^> def
[18:31] <citizen42alpha> Cheese Bob.
[18:31] <^Devious^> are you on gnome or kde bob?
[18:31] <hog> BobC2, haven't had any video chat luck yet
[18:31] <BobC2> Ty BinaryFu and Devious
[18:32] <kevin_> BinaryFu: closing laptop lids causes both screens toflick off then back on
[18:32] <kevin_> powermanagement settings are set to blank screen
[18:32] <BobC2> hog I have not tried yet
[18:32] <BinaryFu> BobC2: Best bet, if you want to find out about a specific type, just type "(name of webcam/model number) on ubuntu" and you'll get a lot of nice hits in Google to help you find out if it works fine or not.
[18:32] <physically_fit> !webcam | BobC2
[18:32] <cyban> carandraug, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-76387.html
[18:32] <^Devious^> Id prob just plug it in
[18:32] <xintron> unop: probably the TERM enviromental thing. "tput colors" returns: "tput: unknown terminal "rxvt-unicode"". How do I solve this then?
[18:33] <^Devious^> plug in in plug it in (sings) (yes its from a cheesy commercial)
[18:33] <BobC2> ahhhh good old Google thanks
[18:33] <BobC2> me too
[18:33] <imura> does anyone knows the commands to install flash player
[18:33]  * BinaryFu is a googleholic.
[18:33] <unop> xintron, try setting TERM to rxvt
[18:33] <BobC2> Did that with my Digital cam and POW... it worked
[18:33] <cyban> imura, Add/Remove Software not workin?
[18:33] <imura> no
[18:33] <^Devious^> POW hey.... like KAPOW bob? :)
[18:34] <imura> i have one flash on the add-on
[18:34] <xintron> unop: thanks, that did it :D
[18:34] <BobC2> lol kinda like that ..uh huh l
[18:34] <genius> hello why do i've got "no thermal monitor support" on my intel quadro desktop?
[18:34] <imura> but it does play in youtube
[18:34] <cyban> ... well you can download the Flash for Linux and just go to Terminal and sh programname.bin or whatever
[18:34] <^Devious^> thermal monitor? Yeah....dunno if linux is a fan of coffee.....penguin might have a heart attack
[18:34] <LinuxGhost> cyban,hey i saw the option apt-get ..... check but i dnt knw what to put in "..." to identify my system
[18:34] <cyban> oh, theres more than one Flash
[18:34] <^Devious^> Interesting problem though.....
[18:34] <genius> lol :))
[18:34] <imura> cyban, iam a rookie
[18:35] <imura> 2 days in the linux side of live
[18:35] <BobC2> One more question I only have 2 desk top poptions now not 4 as I did in 6.06  is that a memory issue?
[18:35] <carandraug> cyban, thanks. I'll take a look on it
[18:35] <^Devious^> sorry bob? can you rephgrase rephrase....
[18:35] <VanarP> I have tried Hey isnt there a way to bypass detect & mount CDROM during installtion of ubuntu
[18:35] <cyban> LinuxGhost, I would try sudo apt-get check clean upgrade purge
[18:36] <BobC2> no longer see 4 desks in lower right only see 2 in 8.04
[18:36] <bluvio> My windowList applet (to navigate workspaces) is currently blind. How do I make it to show icons of which app is open in each workspace? My older ubuntu had this feature, but now I don't, and it's very annoying. I think this is gnome-related, but I'm not sure where you configure these...
[18:36] <^Devious^> you can change that
[18:36] <cyban> imura, go back to the Add/Remove theres 2 Flash programs to install
[18:36] <^Devious^> I did I have 5 now
[18:36] <r3dd0> hey
[18:36] <BinaryFu> genius: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/34846 check there.
[18:36] <LinuxGhost> cyban: apt-get[options] check, what is the option????????????
[18:36] <^Devious^> on kde I just added it in desktop configurator BOB
[18:36] <cyban> BobC2, right click and increase the number
[18:36] <imura> NO?
[18:36] <cyban> LinuxGhost, sudo apt-get check
[18:36] <^Devious^> while youre there you can change wallpapers for all of them and set up cool things
[18:36] <imura> i can't believe it
[18:36] <VanarP> Can I bypass the detect and mount CDROM during  ubuntu installtion ?
[18:36] <genius> BinaryFu: thnx
[18:36] <imura> i'll return
[18:36] <r3dd0> i followed this guide to setup 5.1 sound: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4451132 now everytime i try to start pulseaudio, i get a segmentation fault
[18:37] <^Devious^> while youre there find desktop effects and try compiz if your machine has the ^^lls
[18:37] <lubyou> is there some easy way to remove all gui related packages from an ubuntu desktop installation other than me manually going through the list of installed packages?
[18:37] <BinaryFu> genius: np bud.
[18:37] <cyban> then clean, then update, then upgrade
[18:37] <BobC2> Devious^ nice I'll look Miss the VDERY cool browns of 6.06 will look there THANKS
[18:37] <Bikerbob> anyone know when the last ubuntu that used Xf86 ?
[18:37] <Vladimir[LV]> How I can view flash memory card in ubuntu server?
[18:37] <cyban> ^Devious^, ya Compiz and Emerald :D
[18:37] <^Devious^> Yeah the brown/reddish was kinda cool
[18:38] <progoze_> J'ai un petit problèm
[18:38] <bluvio> ﻿lubyou: I think the 'server' version comes without the X Gui stuff...
[18:38] <BobC2> Indeed  they were Devious^
[18:38] <lubyou> yes i know
[18:38] <^Devious^> I love the see through stuff on linux
[18:38] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: Plug it in.
[18:38] <^Devious^> The next OS id like to try is AMIGAOS
[18:38] <progoze_> French ?
[18:38] <ezzieyguywuf> is there an easy way to compare all the folders in one directory to those in another? I recently re-ripped my entire music collection but know I've missed/lost a few cds, so I want to compare my new folders with my old ones, b/c I organize them as follows : artist>album>etc...
[18:38] <^Devious^> only needs something like 1 - 3 mb to boot up
[18:38] <lubyou> bluvio im trying to slim down an already install desktop installation, reinstalling the server release is not an option
[18:38] <cyban> ^Devious^, tried the Mac OSX theme package Mac4Lin I think its called?
[18:39] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: where cd?
[18:39] <^Devious^> Mac4lin? Cool
[18:39] <BinaryFu> progoze_: english please.
[18:39] <physically_fit> !fr | progoze_
[18:39] <masterloki> hi there, I have a problem, suddenly my laptop froze and now it looks like I lost /home !!!
[18:39] <Myrtti> !fr
[18:39] <BobC2> Gentlemen, Thank you!.....Gonna go play somemore.... cya!
[18:39] <^Devious^> have fun bob
[18:39] <^Devious^> hey bob
[18:39] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: You have a flash card reader, right?
[18:39] <BobC2> yes?
[18:39] <LinuxGhost> cyban, nothing anormal happened
[18:39] <ezzieyguywuf> so basically, how can I compare the ls of, say ~/Music/* to /media/disk/FLAC/*
[18:39] <^Devious^> wanna pm me?
[18:39] <BobC2> sure
[18:40] <LinuxGhost> cyban, nothing anormal hapened
[18:40] <BobC2> If I remember lol
[18:40] <^Devious^> Im not sure if pm-ing me wil work
[18:40] <cyban> LinuxGhost, reboot see if it helped at all
[18:40] <masterloki> been reading /var/log/messages but don't known what to search for
[18:40] <VanarP> Is there a way to bypass the detect and mount CDROM during fluxbuntu installation
[18:40] <VanarP> ??
[18:40] <LinuxGhost> cyban, i will be back,thanks
[18:40] <Guma_> Any recommendations about RAID cards (SIIG, Highpoint, Promise) within < $150
[18:40] <LinuxGhost> thanks
[18:40] <^Devious^> I've ALWAAYS used promise cards under $200
[18:41] <^Devious^> just a personal thing
[18:41] <quaal> how do i make nautilus windows not pop up all over the place whenever i plug in my usb hub and it automounts all the usb drives
[18:41] <cyban> ezzieyguywuf, diff --help (Sorry not sure exactly how)
[18:42] <ezzieyguywuf> yea, i thought about using diff but that compare files, i just want to compare the names of the directories
[18:42] <cyban> ezzieyguywuf, could just merge them
[18:42] <masterloki> !Repeat
[18:42] <Mikey> hi....linux noobie user.....please don't hurt me
[18:42] <bluvio> ﻿quaal: by killing it? nothing beats a nice app-murder spree...
[18:42] <ezzieyguywuf> merge? lemme go man page it
[18:42] <Guma_> ^Devious^:  Do you have something in ming. I am looking @ Fry's Promise 2 two channel for $69
[18:43] <kelder> quaal: in nautilus, edit > preferences > media (at the bottom)
[18:43] <masterloki> hi there, suddenly my laptop froze and now it looks like I lost /home!!! anyone can help me?
[18:43] <VanarP> I have already searched for 2 days
[18:43] <Myrtti> Ez try fslint or  trimtrees.pl
[18:43] <BinaryFu> Mikey: We only do noobie sacrifices on Friday night. It's Monday, you're WAY safe.
[18:43] <Mikey> ah good to hear that :P
[18:43] <ezzieyguywuf> cyban: oh i see what your saying, the only problem is that i re-riped them in flac (lossless) and originally had them stored in ogg (lossy), so I don't want to merge them, I just want to know which ones i haven't reripped so i can go buy them, and get them in losssless :-D
[18:44] <Mikey> listen, I gave up on the internet looking for an answer...which I know is around, but just can't seem to find it
[18:44] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: no, just a flash memory card
[18:44] <Vladimir[LV]> binarydigit
[18:44] <cyban> hrm... cant think of an easy way other than diff
[18:44] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: data travaler aka
[18:44] <cyban> maybe search for a premade script
[18:44] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: If you have a flash memory card, and nothing to connect it to the computer...in ANY OS, it's gonna be a HUGE challenge to read that puppy.
[18:44] <Mikey> I'm trying to find a way for ubuntu to search the internet or where ever (like windows update and the such) for drivers of hardware it didn't find
[18:45] <Mikey> Mainly, the graphics card, cause I'm trying to overcome the challenge of a Dual Display (Cloned)
[18:45] <vassler> can anyone tell me if there any other elite graphix design apps in linux/ubuntu other than gimp??  please hlp me ?
[18:45] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: But if you have a way to connect it to the computer via USB (typical way to connect them with a reader of some sort) then just plug it in and away you go.
[18:45] <djdano> Hey all, I have a belkin wireless USB hub, and Im running ubuntu hardy heron.  My other non wirelss USB hub plugs in and works, but I can't get this one to work.  Can anyone help me?
[18:45] <vassler> can anyone tell me if there any other elite graphix design apps in linux/ubuntu other than gimp??  please hlp me ?
[18:45] <BinaryFu> Mikey: What vid card?
[18:45] <tactics> does anyone here use gcj?
[18:45] <VanarP> CAN I INSTALL "FLUXBUNTU" USING ISO FILE ?
[18:45] <bazzieb|nb> hey guys, how do i disable SELinux in ubuntu?
[18:45] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: where i need to CD?
[18:46] <Mikey> It's an on-board ATI Card, made probably only for HP Compaq NX9010 Notebooks
[18:46] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: some cd /dev/..
[18:46] <vassler> can anyone tell me if there any other elite graphix design apps in linux/ubuntu other than gimp??  please hlp me ?
[18:46] <Mikey> Yeah very difficult to find driver...which is somewhere...just can't find it
[18:46] <tactics> VanarP, never heard of fluxbuntu - but most linux distros use an iso to install yes
[18:46] <bazzieb|nb> having a problem with vmware and i read that i need to disable SELinux
[18:46] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: You should not need to CD, it should just pop up a window with the contents...but...if it doesn't, you could go to Places and see if it's mounted. Other than that, if you MUST use the CLI, then I would go /media/ and ls to see what's new in there.
[18:46] <tactics> vassler, `elite'?
[18:47] <BinaryFu> Mikey: But it *is* a fairly new ati card?
[18:47] <Mikey> no
[18:47] <Mikey> It's at least 5 years old
[18:47] <unop> VanarP, yes, with some trouble - but if you already have ubuntu installed, you can install the fluxbox package and switch desktops to the same effect.
[18:47] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: IM HAVE UBUNTU SERVER EDITION.....!
[18:47] <Boothead> hello
[18:47] <Mikey> It's an on-board card
[18:47] <bazzieb|nb> how do i disable SELinux?
[18:48] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Ewww....you may have a tough time finding it then. I'd do a google for ati drivers (model number) ubuntu
[18:48] <benzs_s> noob question: how do you rename files via terminal
[18:48] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: I gotcha, yeah, just do a CD to /media
[18:48] <unop> benzs_s, use mv or rename
[18:48] <VanarP> but i dont have any distro already ,unop ?
[18:48] <benzs_s> unop: mv, cool
[18:48] <unop> benzs_s,  mv  old_filename new_filename
[18:48] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: And do an ls to see what's in there, it's probably just mounted as "disk" or something like that.
[18:48] <Mikey> heh BinaryFu: I've spent hours doing that mate :P
[18:49] <BinaryFu> Mikey: What's the model of it again?
[18:49] <unop> VanarP, then burn your ISO to CD and start the install :)
[18:49] <akitra> hallo allerseits jemand der auch deutshc kann?
[18:49] <unop> !de | akitra
[18:49] <Vladimir[LV]> BinaryFu: thank you..!
[18:49] <VanarP> unop, if I could do that why would have I asked for installation through .iso
[18:49] <akitra> ok thx
[18:49] <shuffle21> how can i get later packages than what are supplied with hardy?
[18:50] <shuffle21> like i need scons >= .98
[18:50] <BinaryFu> Vladimir[LV]: No problem, sorry I didn't understand your difficulty with no gui there. :)
[18:50] <LinuxGhost> cyban
[18:50] <VanarP> actually the installation starts using unet
[18:50] <shuffle21> and hardy only has .97\
[18:50] <citizen42alpha> compile.
[18:50] <Mikey> BinaryFu gonna try installing the ATI binary X.Org driver at the moment
[18:50] <LinuxGhost> cyban?
[18:50] <cyban> ?
[18:50] <VanarP> from the iso
[18:50] <le_mischa> shuffle21: www.getdeb.net, hardy backports, hardy experimental
[18:50] <Mikey> The Notebook model is HP Compaq nx9010
[18:50] <Mikey> It's very difficult but I'm assuming a driver exists
[18:50] <unop> VanarP, I guess, without grub or without a CD to burn the ISO to - you can't do it
[18:50] <LinuxGhost> cybann, <<<<<<<<<<<<<<unsuccessfull
[18:51] <cyban> Mikey, tried the Linva drivers?
[18:51] <LinuxGhost> cyban,the problem contiunes
[18:51] <Mikey> let me check that out
[18:51] <cyban> :/ whats it doin again LinuxGhost
[18:51] <cyban> boot issues, but what specifically
[18:51] <vassler> ANYONE?
[18:51] <Mikey> I came across other driver names tbh
[18:51] <shuffle21> Package search results for "scons"No results found for your search. lol
[18:51] <vassler> can anyone tell me if there any other elite graphix design apps in linux/ubuntu other than gimp??  please hlp me ?
[18:51] <gamma-x> anyone have an intell iwl4965 working?
[18:51] <VanarP> But during the installation it tries to mount CDROM and cant continue without it, is there a way to skip that
[18:51] <unop> shuffle21, sudo aptitude install scons
[18:52] <cyban> VanarP, your installing from Network?
[18:52] <Mikey> Ok, here's a good question...how can I find the current driver version of my graphics card?
[18:52] <IdentifyTarget> you guys have GOT to be kidding me. I expect this from windows but from ubuntu......start ubuntu without a computer plugged in "Keyboard fauiler, press F1 to continue or F2 to enter setup"
[18:52] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Can you give me a pastebin of your xorg.conf?
[18:52] <Mikey> Just curious to see if the drivers I just installed are working....
[18:52] <IdentifyTarget> *without a keyboard plugged in
[18:52] <unop> VanarP, how are you starting the install exactly?
[18:52] <rsc--> IdentifyTarget, that's not Ubuntu's fault. that's your BIOS doing that
[18:52] <Mikey> let me see if I can figure out how to do that
[18:52] <cyban> Mikey, cant - you can find generic or multi - go to amd's ati site
[18:53] <gamma-x> im having a lot of trouble trouble trying to get my intel wireless 4965 working. can anyone help?
[18:53] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Just use glxgears in the terminal to see if your 3d is working.
[18:53] <IdentifyTarget> oh well that figures. it is a dell
[18:53] <grim76__> IdentifyTarget: That is bios related not os related.
[18:53] <IdentifyTarget> stupid POS
[18:53] <VanarP> By using UNetbootin
[18:53] <grim76__> IdentifyTarget: there should be an option to ignore errors on boot.
[18:53] <LinuxGhost> cyban, When i boot pc it hangs when booting, i usually press"ESC" key then "Root Recovery Mode" then "Resume" to get booted successful.WHat a pity of me:-( HELP ME
[18:53] <VanarP> It has extracted the iso and created a bootloader
[18:53] <IdentifyTarget> thanks. I'll look into it
[18:54] <Mikey> 3D is working
[18:54] <cyban> LinuxGhost, is there something screwey in the session startup?
[18:54] <Mikey> Nice thanks BinaryFu, I guess that means some kind of Driver is installed
[18:54] <unop> Mikey, grep -i -C 5 driver_name /var/log/Xorg.0.log  #might help
[18:54] <Mikey> Thats a good thing
[18:54] <Mikey> thanks unop
[18:54] <Jampiter> Hi
[18:54] <Jampiter> Is there a way to make GNOME's sound effects thingy play OGGs?
[18:54] <BinaryFu> Mikey: What kind of numbers are you seeing in the output?
[18:55] <unop> VanarP, not sure then - sorry
[18:55] <VanarP> thnks
[18:55] <LinuxGhost> CYBAN, screwy? I just see that image wich swings during bootin stoping in the midle
[18:55] <Mikey> nothing, it's not giving me any values
[18:55] <Mikey> BinaryFu: doesn't seem to be working
[18:55] <BinaryFu> Mikey: In the terminal, you should see something like...
[18:56] <unop> Mikey, if you are speaking to someone in particular - make mention of their name so they know
[18:56] <masterloki> hi there I need an advice, I'm trying to check my /home which is formated XFS
[18:56] <Mikey> I found the Xorg.0.log file
[18:56] <LinuxGhost>  CYBAN, screwy? I just see that image wich swings during bootin stoping in the midle
[18:56] <BinaryFu> 10000 frames in 5.0 seconds = x FPS
[18:56] <cyban> LinuxGhost, could just go to System/Pref/Session and disable thigns 1 at a time, reboot and see which app is hanging
[18:56] <masterloki> but since can mount it, look like I'll need to use the -L option
[18:56] <Mikey> No nothing shows...let me check if I can find within the xorg.0.log file
[18:56] <delta___> Hey there! I need stop stop a raid device, which is currently busy (endless loop in kernel space). Is there any way to stop it anyway?
[18:56] <aib> how to get CPANPLUS on Ubuntu?
[18:56] <unop> Mikey, if i do that command, this is what i get told about the nvidia driver i have-  compiled for 4.0.2, module version = 1.0.0
[18:56] <Mikey> nothing
[18:57] <masterloki> is there a another way to do this?
[18:57] <Mikey> BinaryFu Nothing
[18:57] <Mikey> unop sorry about that
[18:57] <edlv> i downloaded real player from www.real.com/linux . now,how do i install it?please help
[18:57] <Jampiter> Anyone?
[18:57] <BinaryFu> Mikey: No, when you fire up glxgears in your terminal, and you see the little box running, leave the box running...in the terminal, you'll start to see output after about 5 seconds.
[18:57] <Mikey> unop hmm possibly the driver isn't good
[18:57] <unop> Mikey, what driver are you attempting to us?
[18:57] <unop> use*
[18:57] <Mikey> BinaryFu where is the output displayed?
[18:58] <Mikey> unop I'm using the ATI binary X.Org driver
[18:58] <edlv> anyone?
[18:58] <unop> Mikey, in the terminal itself
[18:58] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Just under the input of glxgears in the terminal.
[18:58] <Mikey> unop It installed itself without problems
[18:58] <unop> Mikey, ok, so what command did you give exactly?
[18:58] <IdentifyTarget> ubuntu can install .deb files right?
[18:58] <ill_phaze>  How do I get Ubuntu to boot up using a 1600x1200 resolution every time? Every time I boot it goes back to 1024x768. I've tried saving to xorg and it still does this. Any suggestions?
[18:59] <Mikey> BinaryFu I see it
[18:59] <Jampiter> IdentifyTarget: Yes
[18:59] <IdentifyTarget> what's the command?
[18:59] <unop> IdentifyTarget, sure - ubuntu's packages are .deb files
[18:59] <BinaryFu> Mikey: w00t, now, what's your FPS showing?
[18:59] <Jampiter> Just double click the file i think
[18:59] <Jampiter> and it'll go IdentifyTarget
[18:59] <Mikey> BinaryFu yeah my bad...it has a small delay, didn't realise that
[18:59] <unop> IdentifyTarget, if you want to install something, first look for the package within synaptic
[18:59] <r3dd0> i followed this guide to setup 5.1 sound: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4451132 now everytime i try to start pulseaudio, i get a segmentation fault. How do I find the error? Are there any logfiles?
[18:59] <Mikey> BinaryFu what does that mean I have drivers installed?
[18:59] <IdentifyTarget> unop I did
[18:59] <unop> IdentifyTarget, only resort to manually installing a file if there are no alternatives
[19:00] <unop> IdentifyTarget,   sudo dpkg -i /path/to/file.deb
[19:00] <adityag> how to find out the md5sum of an iso image ?
[19:00] <BinaryFu> Mikey: What are the numbers you're seeing? The one to the right of the = ?
[19:00] <unop> !md5 > adityag
[19:00] <genius> anyone know if vmware can read images created by dd ? i want to move my old pc contents to virtual machine
[19:00] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Values between 300 FPS and 1800 FPS
[19:01] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Eh, for a 5 year old card, that's not horribad.
[19:01] <BinaryFu> Mikey: I'd say that things are set up properly.
[19:01] <vassler> best mp3 file editing app linux/ubuntu?
[19:01] <nixbox> is there a tool which can trace function calls when a kernel module is loaded? a kernel space "strace" maybe?
[19:01] <Mikey> BinaryFu: I just gave the damn notebook a good cleaning....incredible what I found....about 50 screws taken out of the notebook
[19:02] <djdano> vassler: I like audacity
[19:02] <vassler> ANYONE knoW?
[19:02] <ill_phaze> How do I get Ubuntu to boot up using a 1600x1200 resolution every time? Every time I boot it goes back to 1024x768. I've tried saving to xorg and it still does this. Any suggestions?
[19:02] <IdleOne> !best > vassler
[19:02] <Myrtti> !caps | vassler
[19:02] <BinaryFu> vassler: I prefer audacity myself.
[19:02] <Mikey> BinaryFu: When I put it back together, I mysteriously, still had left 3 screws left out, which I am clueless where I was meant to put them
[19:02] <spacemonkey> anyone know how to install a program from a CD?
[19:02] <carnelain> hog: it worked
[19:03] <BinaryFu> Mikey: That's okay, they lower the overall weight of the laptop, thus improving portability... >.>
[19:03] <Mikey> BinaryFu: heh good point
[19:03] <Mikey> BinaryFu: If my FPS is displayed that still
[19:03] <Zaiden> Pulseaudio seems to make almost all the sound very choppy, is there a fix for it?
[19:03] <Mikey> means drivers installed?
[19:03] <Mikey> BinaryFu: If my FPS is displayed that still means drivers installed?
[19:04] <BinaryFu> Mikey: The fact that you can see the screen means drivers are installed...and honestly, for a five year old card, I'm betting Ubuntu has the best driver picked out already. You're never going to see OMG graphics on a five year old lappy, but they shouldn't suck horribad either.
[19:04] <adityag> i want to learn about the shortcuts in ubuntu 8.04----like ctrl+w for closing a window.........i want to learn more about them
[19:05] <spacemonkey> I bought a game that is supposed to be linux compatible and want to install it.
[19:05] <Jampiter> !shortcuts
[19:05] <Mikey> BinaryFu: I'm not looking for amazing graphics...I just need to ensure proper drivers are installed so I can attempt to enable Dual Display (Cloned) setting
[19:05] <Jampiter> !shortcuts | adityag
[19:05] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, mount the cd and search for an linux installer
[19:05] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Give 'er a shot.
[19:06] <spacemonkey> will that be a .exe file?
[19:06] <Mikey> BinaryFu: have you managed? I know it's complicated
[19:06] <Mikey> BinaryFu: i mean complicated if done manually...which is what I probably will need to do
[19:06] <outblasted> What does bang in '!shortcuts' or '!Keyboard' mean? Where should I type this?
[19:07] <citizen42alpha> any clue as to why my screen dims slightly when hitting the backspace key ?
[19:07] <BinaryFu> Mikey: It's really tricky in ubuntu...usually, you have to...go into System...then Preferences...they Screen Resolution and click the box that says "Clone screens" to clone it. :)
[19:07] <BinaryFu> Mikey: There's also another location you can do it, but I honestly can't remember, I'm a desktop guy myself.
[19:07] <Jampiter> outblasted: Typing in a topic with a ! in front of it here will make Ubottu give you info :)
[19:08] <spacemonkey> r3dd0: there is a setup.exe file, is that it?
[19:08] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, no
[19:08] <Mikey> are you serious!?!?!
[19:08] <outblasted> Jampiter: In this topic? Right here?
[19:08] <skinnymg1> hello
[19:08] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Seriously...I'm a desktop guy.
[19:08] <BinaryFu> skinnymg1: hell-o
[19:09] <Mikey> BinaryFu All the internet said was difficult, complicated, impossible, unavailable lol
[19:09] <Jampiter> outblasted: or in #ubuntu-bots if you don't want to disturb people
[19:09] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Give 'er a shot.
[19:09] <vassler> What elite image design app does anyone perfer other than gimp?
[19:09] <BinaryFu> Mikey: See what happens.
[19:09] <vassler> can anyone tell me if there any other elite graphix design apps in linux/ubuntu other than gimp??  please hlp me ?
[19:09] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, look for a .sh or .bin
[19:09] <Jampiter> outblasted: You can look in Ubottu's brain in the link he'll say now
[19:09] <Jampiter> !ubottu | outblasted
[19:09] <spacemonkey> layout.bin?
[19:09] <BinaryFu> vassler: Inkscape is personally very sexy in my book...especially for creating icons, etc.
[19:09] <traceroot> hi all
[19:10] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, no
[19:10] <outblasted> Jampiter: Thanks, I'll try it.
[19:10] <fignuts> hi
[19:10] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, nopaste a ls -lh please
[19:10] <fignuts> i've just installed ubuntu... i have a htpc connected to my tv via vga and hdmi, right now i can only get video over vga at a low resolution, and nothing on hdmi... how can i get video over my hdmi?
[19:10] <Mikey> BinaryFu: I'm not sure if it's detecting the other screen
[19:11] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Only one screen being displayed....thats worrying
[19:11] <BinaryFu> Mikey: You got everything set up in your bios properly?
[19:11] <Tulimaq> spacemonkey: which game ?
[19:11] <fignuts> i did install the driver from system<administration<hardware drivers
[19:11] <spacemonkey> Carmen Sandiego
[19:11] <spacemonkey> Where in the world
[19:12] <nrook> hello
[19:12] <spacemonkey> amazon says it's compatible but the CD case doesn't mention linux
[19:12] <nrook> is there some sort of command that lets you see the most recently created files?
[19:12] <conb123> Hi im trying to enable monitor mode in ubuntu with my belkin 802.11g Wireless G usb Network Adapter how would i do it.
[19:12] <nrook> audacity has recently done something mysterious and terrible, and now my hard drive is all filled up
[19:12] <rampageoberon> Hi, just wondering how can i configure an internet connection on a computer which uses PPPoE?
[19:12] <nrook> and I have no idea where whatever's filling it up is
[19:12] <Mikey> BinaryFu: I'm looking for the display devices in one of my Device Managers
[19:12] <CartoonCat> Hellos. Got a interesting problem here. I have a ATi SATA controller (on board) with no HD's. I just plugged in my 1394 HD. It did not auto mount. When I manauly tried to mount sda1 it said "unknown filesystem type "promis fasttrack raid" which is the sata controller.
[19:13] <Mikey> seeing if they detect the hardware
[19:13] <_Novanet_> q all, ppl who installed the OpenVPN?
[19:13] <_Novanet_> i have a problem
[19:13] <Jampiter> Is there a way to get Sudo to stop asking for my password whan I'm logged in?
[19:13] <spacemonkey> r3dd0: any ideas?
[19:13] <CartoonCat> Jampiter, um thats kinda the point, not to jsut give root access...
[19:13] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, nopaste a ls -lh please
[19:13] <madrazr> Hi all, I don't know for what reason, every now and then my DNS is falling back to 192.168.1.1 Can some one help me please?
[19:13] <BinaryFu> Mikey: If not, there's a website I can link you to that shows something to put in your xorg.conf that would help.
[19:14] <cyban> Jampiter, could just enable su
[19:14] <hog> Jampiter, edit /etc/sudoers and uncomment # %sudo ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[19:14] <Mikey> BinaryFu please
[19:14] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Now you're wanting dual display, right?
[19:14] <Jampiter> Thanks :D
[19:14] <Tulimaq> spacemonkey: its for win and mac only imo .. try to run it with wine
[19:14] <Mikey> BinaryFu: It's been my main objective the whole time....drivers was the first problem....now this
[19:14] <cyban> donmt do that hog lol, just add your user to sudoers
[19:15] <hog> Jampiter, add your user to sudo group
[19:15] <BinaryFu> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-352750.html  Read Sparken's posting. He has the *Exact* make/model
[19:15] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: Are you sure that the message doesn't infer that the file-system on the 1394HD is a dmraid stripe?
[19:15] <madrazr> !dns
[19:15] <hog> cyban, ack'ed
[19:15] <conb123> Hi how do i enable monitor mode i ubuntu for an 802.11 device
[19:15] <LinuxGhost> cyban???
[19:15] <LinuxGhost> cyban?
[19:15] <Jampiter> Thanks cyban, hog :)
[19:15] <LinuxGhost> cyban?
[19:16] <Mikey> BinaryFu I've been looking for a solution for hours...how did you find it :P
[19:16] <Mikey> brb
[19:16] <BinaryFu> Mikey: I'm a google god.
[19:16] <r3dd0> spacemonkey, http://www.mobygames.com/game-group/carmen-sandiego-series sorry
[19:16] <elgransete> l0l
[19:16] <cyban> ?
[19:17] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: Well it might but that would be crazy. The FS is FAT32, formatted under Vista.
[19:17] <LinuxGhost> cyban,what happen if i uncheck all apps to not be booted on system start?Because i think its related to reading system file and drivers not those associated
[19:17] <fignuts> anybody know why my hdmi wouldn't be working, and vga works only at a low resolution?>
[19:17] <madrazr> Hi all, I don't know for what reason, every now and then my DNS is falling back to 192.168.1.1. Can some one help me please? How to fix this?
[19:17] <LinuxGhost> cyban, i refer there, system>session>
[19:18] <LinuxGhost> startup programs
[19:18] <BinaryFu> madrazr: Where are you changing it?
[19:18] <CartoonCat> madrazr, that just your router, dont worrry, your other dns servers were unreachable for what ever reason, likely they are overlaoded
[19:18] <cyban> LinuxGhost, I would do 1 then reboot, then re-enable it and do the next otherwise you wont know which is causing the issue
[19:18] <Tulimaq> fignuts: do u have a proper driver installed ?
[19:18] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: It just sounds strange, if the message reports about the file-system :)
[19:18] <Nece228> why restore effect lags for my radeon 9600 with fglrx?
[19:18] <conb123> Does anybody know how to enable monitor mode for an 802.11 device in ubuntu.
[19:18] <LinuxGhost> cyban it s so painful doing that
[19:18] <spacemonkey> r3dd0: thanks
[19:19] <cyban> :
[19:19] <BinaryFu> Nece228: You mean compiz effects?
[19:19] <cyban> ya heh
[19:19] <lucas_> Hello
[19:19] <madrazr> BinaryFu: I am trying in System->Admin->Network->DNS and also in /etc/resolv.conf
[19:19] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: what does ls -l /dev/disk/by-id | grep sda show?
[19:19] <lucas_> I'm trying to change my keyboard layout to Dvorak, but it won't change!
[19:19] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: Yes it is strange, ill pop t on the vista laptop and see what happens (yay multiport enclosure)
[19:19] <MTecknology> so... my rsync died and I tried to resume with --partial but it runs through the file like everything was aok... any ideas how to make it pick up the transfer?
[19:19] <madrazr> CartoonCat: but this happening to me from very long time, at least from the day I installed Hardy, but did not have any problems with it as such till now
[19:19] <Nece228> BinaruFu: yes
[19:19] <CartoonCat> gimmie a few ill find outs
[19:20] <Nece228> BinaryFu: yes
[19:20] <madrazr> CartoonCat: but today I noticed that djangoproject.com doesn't open with 192.168.1.1
[19:20] <Jampiter> How do I save in Vim?
[19:20] <xbxbxb> does hotplugging an USB device work even before I login? that is, does udev create block devices for it in /dev before I login with my user name?
[19:20] <nrook> :w, right?
[19:20] <BinaryFu> madrazr: Yeah, Sys-ad-net-dns would be the way to go, personally I toss a few in there myself...shouldn't be removing them though...
[19:20] <nrook> (to Jampiter)
[19:20] <CartoonCat> ../../sda and ../../sda1
[19:20] <BinaryFu> Nece228: #1 reason for really crappy slowdown on effects is improperly (or not at all) installed video drivers.
[19:21] <Jampiter> How do I get the commands box to type than in nrook?
[19:21] <lucas_> I'm trying to change my keyboard layout to Dvorak, but it won't change! The layout I want shows up in the... layout picture when I select it, but it just won't change. I'm trying to do this through keyboard preferences
[19:21] <MagicDuck> hi, why don't administrative apps like synaptic and "Login Window" pick up new gtk themes
[19:21] <nrook> Jampiter: try hitting escape first
[19:21] <Nece228> BinaryFu: im using fglrx drivers
[19:21] <Jampiter> Thanks :)
[19:21] <CartoonCat> ieee1934[idstring] before them both
[19:21] <nrook> how can I find really big, recent files?
[19:21] <madrazr> BinaryFu: how to access that?
[19:21] <madrazr> whats the command?
[19:21] <conb123> How do i enable monitor mode in ubuntu for my 802.11 network card?
[19:22] <madrazr> BinaryFu: ouch... sorry... I understood what you said now
[19:22] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: what device id's does it show though? That should tell you where the sda device is located - if it shows the IEEE1394 interface then that message must be from the disk  markers, not from the Mobo's controller
[19:22] <madrazr> BinaryFu: but that is causing this problem
[19:22] <outblasted> exit
[19:22] <CartoonCat> conb123: you need to install patched drivers in most cases
[19:22] <BinaryFu> madrazr: Very odd.
[19:22] <star> hi.. can anybody solve my problem of connecting net via bluetooth from mobile on ubuntu ?plz.....
[19:22] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: any ideas?
[19:23] <nrook> it's funny that even when my hard drive is stuffed, all of the command line programs still work
[19:23] <nrook> I'm here in irssi, googling my problem in links...
[19:23] <gamma-x> can anyone help? im trying to install a new kernel and need some direction.
[19:23] <Jampiter> Just install the package gamma-x
[19:23] <case^> nrook: reminds me of bloody gentto
[19:23] <Jampiter> You know how to use apt-get?
[19:23] <Tulimaq> star:  what is the problem ?
[19:23] <BinaryFu> Nece228: I don't use ATi myself, so I don't know what the "proper" drivers would be, but you generally have 2 options - download the drivers from the repositories or going to ATi and getting the drivers from them.
[19:23] <Jampiter> gamma-x:
[19:24] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: Inspect the file-system itself without mounting it, with a tool like testdisk, or manually using "dd if=/dev/sda1 bs=512 count=1 | hexdump -C"
[19:24] <gamma-x> Jampiter,  yes, i can install a new kernel by using apt-get? wow
[19:24] <conb123> CartoonCat: So are there sperate drivers for different model cards
[19:24] <conb123> *seperate
[19:24] <BinaryFu> Nece228: But I'd make sure the drivers are properly installed, because my bet is that's what's causing your slowdown.
[19:24] <nrook> case^: :)
[19:24] <CartoonCat> oh joy
[19:24] <tomy222> Hi, how i can watch virtual earth from microsoft under linux? there exist an alternative?
[19:24] <Jampiter> gamma-x: So what's the problem?
[19:24] <Nece228> BinaryFu: whats the difference?
[19:24] <Nece228> BinaryFu: everythink else works fine
[19:24] <Jampiter> Open street map maybe tomy222
[19:24] <gamma-x> Jampiter,  how do i find out the most currect kernel?
[19:24] <Jampiter> no images though I don't think
[19:24] <hog> Nece228, have you tried 'Envy' to install ATI drivers?
[19:24] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: try "fsck.vfat /dev/sda1"
[19:25] <xtremox> hi
[19:25] <CartoonCat> is testdisk nondestrutive? ive got a lot of data on there
[19:25] <Jampiter> gamma-x: the repos will have the most recent version AFAIK
[19:25] <Mikey> BinaryFu Thanks dude, this is gonna help big time, but it's not exactly what I want
[19:25] <case^> is there a # for conky?
[19:25] <CartoonCat> ok, is that one non destrutive?
[19:25] <Jampiter> Just search for the kernel version gamma-x #
[19:25] <xtremox> microsoft vizio alternatives?
[19:25] <Mikey> BinaryFu It will help just the same but it doesn't do Cloned Dual Displays
[19:25] <MagicDuck> This is weird. When I run "syaptic" from the command line it uses my gtk theme, but when I go "gksu synaptic" it uses the default ugly grey boxes. Can somebody explain?
[19:25] <NemesisUK> lo all
[19:25] <alecwh> Hello, is there any way to get IRC links in Firefox to open up in Pidgin? Right now, it does nothing.
[19:26] <case^> alecwh: set your default app for irc:// links
[19:26] <nrook> okay, I've got a huge-ass recent file in /lib/udev/devices called "core"
[19:26] <Mikey> BinaryFu: If this doesn't work out after a month I'll just buy an External VGA Card compatible with linux lol
[19:26] <nrook> I assume nothing bad will happen if I nuke it?
[19:26] <GoddamnDevil> MagicDuck: your themes aint in /usr/share/themes folder
[19:26] <NemesisUK> does anyone know how i can have sound in teamspeak and medal fo honor? only one of the two gets sound when run together
[19:26] <BinaryFu> Nece228: Well...the ones from ATi are the "latest" the ones in the repository are "stable". You could also try going into terminal and typing glxgears and waiting for the output to see what your FPS are. If you're using a very new card, you should be seeing 10,000 FPS+ if not, you don't have open gl working properly, which means you don't have the drivers installed properly.
[19:26] <MagicDuck> oh thank
[19:26] <MagicDuck> thanks
[19:26] <BinaryFu> Mikey: LoL. :)
[19:26] <alecwh> case^: how do I do this?
[19:26] <Jampiter> Ok, I've broken Sudo. How can I revert the sudoers file back to the original?
[19:26] <genii> NemesisUK: Maybe ask in #winehq
[19:27] <citizen42alpha> I am getting a little over a 1000 FPS on the gears.
[19:27] <case^> citizen42alpha: 29088 frames in 5.0 seconds = 5817.580 FPS
[19:27] <hog> Jampiter, ?
[19:27] <NemesisUK> i thought it has to do with sharing the device
[19:27] <case^> on a x800xl
[19:27] <jway> i installed audacious, resized the playlist according to the screen resolution 1600x1200, now I'm back on 1280x1024 and the playlist handle for resizing is not accessible, what do I do?
[19:27] <BinaryFu> NemesisUK: You could try the ALSA drivers in wine.
[19:27] <macrohard> neone tell me wher to get xorg.conf file i mistackaly delted it
[19:27] <NemesisUK> but i'll give that a go
[19:27] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: oddness, said there were no vfats. im going ot get the vista box
[19:27] <citizen42alpha> =] I am on a 7300go laptop.
[19:27] <NemesisUK> ok cheers
[19:27] <BinaryFu> NemesisUK: Because OSS generally == 1 sound capable program at a time.
[19:27] <alecwh> case^: right now, my firefox is set to use 'purple-url-handler'
[19:28] <NemesisUK> ah ok
[19:28] <alecwh> what's wrong?
[19:28] <Jampiter> hog: Synaptic's now saying I can't apply changes. I might have modified the wrong thing in sudoers
[19:28] <BinaryFu> NemesisUK: If that doesn't work, you could try the PulseAudio.
[19:28] <nrook> is a file called "core" in /lib/udev/devices a core dump?
[19:28] <NemesisUK> thanks Binaryfu
[19:28] <BinaryFu> NemesisUK: If that doesn't work, you could cry softly into your mic.
[19:28] <hog> Jampiter, you were to only uncomment one line right?
[19:28] <NemesisUK> lol
[19:28] <Jampiter> It said I should use visudo
[19:28] <Jampiter> hog
[19:29] <case^> alecwh: http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Options+window?style_mode=inproduct#applications_options
[19:29] <Jampiter> I did and I don't know how to use Vim, and I think I added some more enters or something
[19:29] <Mikey> I still have a problem that I can't find how to get Ubuntu to sense my TV
[19:29] <alecwh> case^: Yeah, I'm at the options box, it's just that it doesn't work. =P
[19:29] <alecwh> it's currently set to 'purple-url-handler'
[19:29] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Your...TV?
[19:29] <Mikey> It's connected through the RGB/VGA port.....but it's not sensing it
[19:30] <case^> alecwh: hmm, not a FF user so thats about the end of my knowledge...
[19:30] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Yeah....usually works no problems...but with the Ubuntu drivers...I'm not sure
[19:30] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: Could the multi-port IEEE1394 device be causing the problem?
[19:30] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Didja try what the guy had listed for changing the xorg.conf file?
[19:30] <alecwh> case^: thanks anyway
[19:30] <r3dd0> http://paste2.org/p/77328 <-- sux :(
[19:30] <lucax> hey guys, ive installed kde on ubuntu... now kde is the default desktop for new users, i want it to be gnome... how do i restore that?
[19:30] <Mikey> BinaryFu: It's not that simple, he already has a Monitor being detected I think
[19:30] <Mikey> BinaryFu: let me check
[19:30] <BinaryFu> Mikey: You could always tell it that it's a generic monitor.
[19:31] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: Does the device have multiple disks and a controller or is it a single disk? Did the disk get formatted by a system running dmraid and/or a Promise Fastrak controller?
[19:31] <tomy222> mh, ad a website i must install a addon for virtual earth for watching the 3D! But i can' t install under linux!  what i can do?
[19:31] <cyban> Jampiter, cd to etc/ then sudo nano sudoers
[19:31] <hog> lucax, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[19:31] <BinaryFu> Mikey: You can pretty much dictate everything in xorg.conf, including resolutions permitted, etc.
[19:31] <xbxbxb> is there a reason why USB devices are also named /dev/sdXY just as my SATA devices? what does sd stand for?
[19:31] <lucax> hog: i have that one installed already
[19:31] <alecwh> How do I get irc:// links to open up in Pidgin from Firefox? Right now, in Firefox preferences, irc links are handled by "purple-url-handler". Why doesn't it work?
[19:31] <Jampiter> It says in the file that I have to use visudo to edit it.. do I have to cyban?
[19:31] <IntuitiveNipple> xbxbxb: Yes, because the SCSI sub-system is managing them
[19:32] <Mikey> BinaryFu: let me check it out and search for my second screen
[19:32] <xbxbxb> IntuitiveNipple:  Oh okay.. and what does 'sd' mean?
[19:32] <cyban> no, su in terminal once your in the etc directory copy paste this: sudo nano sudoers
[19:32] <hal_v2> When I go to add/remove hardware I get an error message which says: This is a major failure of your software management system. Please check for broken packages with synaptic, check the file permissions and correctness of the file '/etc/apt/sources.list' and reload the software information with: 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get install -f'.
[19:32] <IntuitiveNipple> xbxbxb: It means Scsi Disk
[19:32] <hal_v2> Add remove software*
[19:32] <saurabh> i want to make a list of all packages installed through apt-get after i installed ubuntu, how do i do that?
[19:32] <xbxbxb> IntuitiveNipple:  thanks
[19:33] <BinaryFu> hal_v2: And have you gone into the terminal and done a sudo apt-get update ?
[19:33] <CzarAlex> How can I grep the contents of every file on my entire system for the string "moobackup.sh" ?
[19:33] <hal_v2> Yes
[19:33] <BinaryFu> hal_v2: And it didn't fix anything?
[19:33] <hal_v2> Not at all. :(
[19:33] <BinaryFu> hal_v2: Hmmm....don't think it would matter, but you could try apt-get autoclean as well...see if you have broken deps floating around.
[19:34] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: grep -rn  'moobackup.sh' /*
[19:34] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: or more accurately: grep -rn  'moobackup\.sh' /*
[19:34] <BinaryFu> hal_v2: You could also try a sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop and see if perhaps there were some missing packages it needed to have installed.
[19:36] <Mikey> If I plug a Screen using S-Video out into Ubuntu while it's running will it auto-detect it?
[19:36] <zathras_laptop> a while back i found the command to create a thumbnail for a movie...anyone care to refresh my memory?
[19:36] <testingpepe> hello
[19:36] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: Ok problem A) Its NTFS, i was sure i formatted FAT32 so I could use it between both OSs
[19:36] <BinaryFu> Mkey: Me == <clue
[19:36] <stefania> hi all. how to install a 3dDesktop on Ubuntu?
[19:36] <BinaryFu> stefania: Define "3D desktop"?
[19:37] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Reason I asked is cause Ubuntu is not finding my second screen
[19:37] <stefania> BinaryFu, like beryl
[19:37] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Not sure how to add it
[19:37] <CzarAlex> Thank you, IntuitiveNipple
[19:37] <Mikey> BinaryFu: Gonna have to check this out
[19:37] <stefania> do you know if Bery is stable?
[19:37] <BinaryFu> stefania: Compiz is installed already. You just need open gl drivers.
[19:37] <phantomcircuit> if i have a program that is fullscreen that goes crazy and wont give let me kill it is there something i can do other than ctrl+clt+backspace?
[19:37] <phantomcircuit> alt*
[19:37] <stefania> how to obtain that drivers?
[19:37] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Yeah, that's gone past my general knowledge and into "This is a problem for laptop users to resolve"
[19:38] <BinaryFu> stefania: What video card would you be using?
[19:38] <IntuitiveNipple> phantomcircuit: Use the magix sys-request to kill all processes on that terminal: Ctrl+Alt+SysRq+K
[19:38] <stefania> I dont know... hw to see?
[19:38] <Mikey> BinaryFu: heh....well your help is greatly appreciated just the same mate :P
[19:38] <phantomcircuit> SysRq ?
[19:38] <danopia> hi
[19:38] <IntuitiveNipple> phantomcircuit: Yes
[19:38] <phantomcircuit> oh i see it now
[19:38] <phantomcircuit> lets see if this works
[19:39] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, hmm didn't find what I was looking for. I started a cron job over a year ago and i'm not sure where to find it. I'm migrating to a new system and would like to carry that task over. the script that is run is moobackup.sh . I can't find it listed in crontab or cron.weekly (as it runs every friday). Anywhere else I can search?
[19:39] <BinaryFu> Mikey: Very welcome. :)
[19:39] <stefania> I've an NVidia card
[19:39] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: check in /etc/anacrontab
[19:39] <BinaryFu> stefania: I would go to System - Administration - Hardware Drivers
[19:39] <stefania> 512 mb ram
[19:39] <ianliu_88> What is the best way to develop an application which plots animated graphics on Ubuntu? Any directions? Cairo seems to be REALLY slow on Ubuntu...
[19:40] <stefania> I've installed driver for invidia
[19:40] <BinaryFu> stefania: And see if your NVIDIA accelerated graphics driver is enabled.
[19:40] <phantomcircuit> IntuitiveNipple, yeah that is what i was trying to avoid
[19:40] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: also, check in /etc/cron.weekly
[19:40] <stefania> yes is enabled
[19:40] <phantomcircuit> i just wanted to kill one program not kill all of them
[19:40] <IntuitiveNipple> phantomcircuit: Well, I did say that kills all processes on the console!
[19:40] <phantomcircuit> a program that paused all the other ones that let you kill them would be very useful
[19:40] <BinaryFu> stefania: Okay...so...you have gutsy gibbon for your OS right now?
[19:40] <kelder> stefania: do you have system > preferences > advanced desktop effects settings
[19:40] <phantomcircuit> IntuitiveNipple, :P
[19:41] <stefania> I've latest Ubuntu vrsion.
[19:41] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, not in either. Would it matter if I was running ubuntu 5.10?
[19:41] <BinaryFu> stefania: System - Preferences - appearance
[19:41] <CartoonCat> IntuitiveNipple: any ideas about this magic HD that somehow things its part ofa raid setup?
[19:41] <BinaryFu> stefania: Click on the "Visual Effects" tab.
[19:41] <jryan78> I have a folder setup for people to FTP to and when a file is put into that folder I want a email notification sent to me that a file is there.  Is there a program that will do that for me?
[19:41] <stefania> I've'extra selected
[19:42] <stefania> but how to 'rotate' desktop like a 3d effects?
[19:42] <BinaryFu> stefania: Click on "normal" for the typical effects...or Extra for the fancy stuff.......or you can download the advanced settings manager that allows you to customize all your effects.
[19:42] <kelder> stefania: do you have system > preferences > advanced desktop effects settings .. there should be a cube effect you can turn on
[19:42] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: it might mean some things are in a different location... how about trying this:
[19:42] <kelder> stefania: if you do not have that option in preferences...    sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[19:42] <BinaryFu> stefania: Well, when you close a window, does it do a little fancy thing, or does it just disappear? If it does a little fancy thing, you have 3d effects on.
[19:42] <fignuts> which package installs the nvidia utility?
[19:42] <Mikey> BE back later..gonna have to re-format Ubuntu lol
[19:43] <stefania> thank you
[19:43] <jryan78> ﻿I have a folder setup for people to FTP to and when a file is put into that folder I want a email notification sent to me that a file is there.  Is there a program that will do that for me?
[19:43] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: sudo find / -type f -iname 'moo*'
[19:43] <BinaryFu> stefania: And if that's not what you want, then you just need to tinker with the options to get the effect you're looking for.
[19:43] <hog> fignuts, nvidia-settings?
[19:43] <fignuts> got it, nvidia-xconfig
[19:44] <stefania> BinaryFu, than you very much
[19:44] <IntuitiveNipple> CartoonCat: If it is supposed to be NTFS, check it with ntfsinfo /dev/sda1
[19:44] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, just some other references to MOO stuff i have on the box. but nothing cron/task related.
[19:44] <stefania> kelder, also than you.
[19:44] <jryan78> ﻿I have a folder setup for people to FTP to and when a file is put into that folder I want a email notification sent to me that a file is there.  Is there a program that will do that for me?
[19:44] <hoonteke> is ubuntu a publicly traded company?
[19:44] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, back when I set this up, i do recall having to fiddle with the 0 * * 1 stuff though. So I know its cron related.
[19:44] <hoonteke> can I buy stock in it?
[19:44] <BinaryFu> stefania: np at all, happy to help.
[19:44] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: well, if the fine had that name you suggested, that find command should locate the script
[19:45] <hoonteke> and by ubuntu, I mean canonical of course
[19:45] <phantomcircuit> hoonteke, canonical, im not sure if they are publically traded or not
[19:45] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: Is it a system task or a user one?
[19:45] <Jampiter> Hi
[19:45] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, user perhaps.
[19:45] <phantomcircuit> hoonteke, no you cannot
[19:45] <Jampiter> Both Adept and Synaptic are saying I don't have privelages to apply changes
[19:45] <Charles_F> Hi does anyone know what to fix sudoers when I can't get a root terminal?
[19:45] <hog> CzarAlex, if the script in in the local filesystem run find ./ -name <filename> /
[19:45] <phantomcircuit> but if you had a ridiculous amount of money im sure you could approach them to invest in them
[19:45] <Jampiter> Any way to remedy this?
[19:46] <hoonteke> phantomcircuit: k, thankx.  bummer
[19:46] <CzarAlex> hog, I'm trying to find what cron job/task called that script weekly.
[19:46] <IntuitiveNipple> hog: he did, didn't find it apparently. I think the filename is probably not quite what he is remembering :)
[19:46] <bobertdos> Jampiter: Are you a sudoer? (member of the admin group)?
[19:46] <colin_> hi alll
[19:46] <stefania> I've installed the 3d cub effect.... how to show the cube?
[19:46] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: go into /etc/cron.* directories and check all contents for something that looks familiar
[19:46] <colin_> 9.9.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
[19:46] <julkaaa_xD> hello xD
[19:46] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: read the contents of the files to locate the job
[19:46] <lucas_> stefania, ctrl+alt+mouse1, and drag
[19:47] <colin_> 9.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 = 10
[19:47] <CzarAlex> IntuitiveNipple, if it was a system task or a user task, would that change things?
[19:47] <Charles_F> Help with root terminal anyone?
[19:47] <Jampiter> bobertdos: I think so. sudo in the terminal works fine
[19:47] <IntuitiveNipple> CzarAlex: not markedly no
[19:47] <colin_> rip dvds help
[19:47] <colin_> k
[19:47] <colin_> k
[19:47] <colin_> k
[19:47] <FloodBot2> colin_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <hog> Jampiter, what if you run gksudo synaptic, from a new terminal
[19:48] <julkaaa_xD> mówi kto¶ po polskuuuu?
[19:48] <colin_> j
[19:48] <colin_> help
[19:48] <Charles_F> Anyone help with root terminal?
[19:49] <bobertdos> Charles_F: What are you needing to do?
[19:49] <Charles_F> I can't get sudo to work
[19:49] <bobertdos> colin_: We need a specific question.
[19:49] <gamma-x> why does it take so long to build a kernel? i dont get it.
[19:49] <Jampiter> Yes! It works hog :D
[19:50]  * Jampiter will brb
[19:50] <tobor_> Hi all - just noticed when I try to cd to a dir thats not there, my bash shell seems to try to find the closest match and changes to that dir?  Can anyone tell me where this gets initialized/eneabled/setup?
[19:50] <dashnu> gamma-x: it doesnt if you only compile in what you actually _need_
[19:50] <bobertdos> Charles_F: Could you be alittle more specific please?
[19:50] <ompaul> !pl | julkaaa_xD
[19:50] <tobor_> Charles_F: do you get the box that asdks you for your password?
[19:50] <Charles_F> bobertdos I can't update and when I try to use sudo it tells me the sudoers file is screwed
[19:51] <bobertdos> Charles_F: Ah!
[19:51] <colin_> su
[19:51] <Hideme> I rebooted my machine and now it's stilling at a "Grub" prompt with minimal commands available.  Any suggestions on the steps to correct this?
[19:51] <Charles_F> now when I try to shutdown the shutdown button frezes and I have to ctrl alt backspace to kill the x session
[19:51] <colin_> help with dvd rip
[19:51] <Timberwolf5578> Does anyone know of a weather desklet that actually works?
[19:52] <Charles_F> I can't get a root terminal when i start in recovery mode cos it asks for the root password and... No i don't remember it
[19:52] <Rinaldi_> hi, anyone got any ideas about the best laptop brand for linux, or a model? I'm looking to spend about £500
[19:52] <bobertdos> Charles_F: Would you mind posting the content of /etc/sudoers on paste.ubuntu.com, please?
[19:52] <Charles_F> the first line is wrong it says passprompt
[19:52] <Charles_F> but I can't get to it to edit it
[19:52] <tobor_> Charles_F: or you could boot to single user mode (requires no password) and reset the root password to whatever you want
[19:52] <Timberwolf5578> Does anyone know how to make AWN automatically start up when you log into Gnome?
[19:53] <bobertdos> Charles_F: There actually is no root password in Ubuntu by default.
[19:53] <Charles_F> I know so why is is asking for one?
[19:53] <Charles_F> tobor how?
[19:53] <tobor_> Charles_F: the sudo dialog is asking fot your user password
[19:53] <gamma-x> charles_f you have to change it, by default ur root is ur password
[19:53] <Charles_F> tobor I know but it doesn't like the password
[19:54] <tobor_> Charles_F: whne you powercyle the system, press the ltter e when you see the grub menu.
[19:54] <hyphenated> Charles_F: if it asks for a password in that mode, it's because somebody set one for root
[19:54] <hyphenated> Charles_F: you'll need to boot with a special kernel line ending in "init=/bin/bash"
[19:54] <tobor_> Charles_F: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/grub-boot-into-single-user-mode/
[19:55] <tobor_> colin its easier to just type "single" at the end of the line
[19:55] <gamma-x> anyone have experience with the app kernelcheck?
[19:55] <Charles_F> when I see the grub menu it allows me to select recovery mode but then I get this blue screen
[19:55] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[19:55] <Charles_F> and that doesn't let me drop to root terminel
[19:55] <bobertdos> Timberwolf5578: two ways: either add it to the startup section of Sessions or capture your current session with awn running.
[19:55] <tobor_> Charles_F: see the URL: I just posted
[19:55] <Charles_F> doesn't like any passwords I have
[19:55] <LinuxGhost> CYBAN, U THERE?
[19:55] <Charles_F> I tried them all
[19:56] <Charles_F> ok tobor
[19:56] <tobor_> Hi all - just noticed when I try to cd to a dir thats not there, my bash shell seems to try to find the closest match and changes to that dir?  Can anyone tell me where this gets initialized/enabled/setup?
[19:56] <lanoxx> how do i find out what key i have to map so my trackpoint can scroll
[19:56] <fignuts> can someone help a new user figure out some graphics driver issue?
[19:56] <Bikerbob> anyone help me get my video going ?
[19:57] <lucas_> fignuts, please be more specific
[19:57] <trigpin> need help speeding up connection
[19:57] <Bikerbob> using the fbdev
[19:57] <Bikerbob> but the settings are messed up
[19:57] <Charles_F> tobor (9) When prompted give root password and you be allowed to login into single user mode.
[19:57] <Bikerbob> need help fixing them
[19:57] <Bikerbob> trying to use xvidtune.. but the numbers it is giving me are outthere.. hor syn 147 and vert 282
[19:57] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas ?
[19:57] <Bikerbob> pixel clock at 100 dont think thats right either
[19:58] <fignuts> lucas: i have a htpc connected to my tv via vga and hdmi.. without the nvidia driver installed (under system/administration/hardware drivers) i get 800x600 and hdmi works, WITH the driver installed, i get 640x480 and it only works over vga
[19:58] <fignuts> i see no nvidia configuration utility
[19:58] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what is wrong with my laptop ?
[19:59] <nananuu> !gpart
[19:59] <fignuts> !nvidia
[20:00] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what might be wrong?
[20:00] <nananuu> can some body say how to make a partition with gpart?
[20:00] <Gilrim> the package acerhk-sources are dependant on module-assistant, but I don't seem to find any way of making m-a install/find acerhk, even though I've installed ht e package and updated and whatnot...
[20:00] <Gilrim> what am I missing?
[20:01] <benzs_s> how would you go about adding keyboard shortcuts to start specific applications?
[20:01] <rfxcasey> hello all I am brand new
[20:01] <trigpin> !dns
[20:01] <fignuts> me too rfxcasey
[20:01] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:02] <^SupaBeast^> Anyone know if it's possible and how i can move a wubi installation of Ubuntu between two harddrives?
[20:02] <Bikerbob> noone help with X?
[20:02] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:02] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:03] <bobertdos> !info gparted > nananuu
[20:03] <smuggy> hey, quick question...im trying to compile the ubuntu drivers for my advent 4211 wireless card. now i start with the command sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r` but it comes back saying it couldnt find the package build-essential! can anyone help??
[20:03] <rfxcasey> is anyone getting answers I just see a lot of questions?
[20:03] <milt15> hello
[20:04] <LinuxGhost> maybe someone is answering me
[20:04] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:04] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:04] <belkinhelp2> what is the command for testing sound?
[20:04] <nananuu> bobertdos,  ok thanks
[20:04] <rfxcasey> do you know how I can set my font size for this irc chat
[20:04] <belkinhelp2> !sound
[20:05] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:05] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:05] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey Depends on your irc client..  /j #xchat  for example
[20:05] <rfxcasey> what irc client is the best
[20:05] <rummy> anyone knows subnet calculatos for ubuntu?
[20:05] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey there is no best and we frown on pols in this channel
[20:06] <Mohero> Hi all
[20:06] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what is wrong with my laptop ?
[20:06] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:06] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:06] <Mohero> is there a problem with the ubuntu mirror servers at the moment?
[20:06] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what might be wrong?
[20:06] <Pici> !repeat | trigpin
[20:06] <Timberwolf5578> Does anyone know where AWN and Gdesklets would be located?  I am trying to add them to my startup services.
[20:06] <milostrife> evening all anyone know why i can only get sound in rhythmbox and totem movie player but nothing else? :S
[20:06] <bobertdos> rummy: Search the repos using apt-cache search <expression> or Synaptic. Otherwise, it might just be easiest to use an online one.
[20:06] <rfxcasey> well I am totally new and have only used mirc before
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> LinuxGhost Please hold down the repeats, every few minutes is plenty
[20:07] <trigpin> !patience
[20:07] <v3ctor> rummy: sipcalc
[20:07] <rfxcasey> I am using xchat now
[20:07] <belkinhelp2> does anyone know to test for sound using command line?
[20:07] <rfxcasey> is virc better?
[20:07] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey xchat is well liked by many..  sudo apt-get install xchat
[20:07] <bobertdos> Timberwolf5578: If they were installed via the repos, all you should need are the executable names.
[20:07] <rfxcasey> I am on it now I just have really small text
[20:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !best > rfxcasey
[20:07] <milostrife> Anyone know why i can only get sound in rhythmbox and totem movie player but nothing else? :S
[20:07] <Timberwolf5578> ok
[20:07] <yareckon> hey kids... which irc channel should I go to talk to the admins for brainstorm.ubuntu.com?
[20:08] <Mohero> my apt is running at 300b/s at the moment :S
[20:08] <trigpin> hey kids...
[20:08] <rfxcasey> how do I see a private message?
[20:08] <Pici> yareckon: #ubuntu-quality
[20:08] <Timberwolf5578> So I just put the executable name under "name" or under "command" ?
[20:08] <yareckon> thanks Pic
[20:08] <yareckon> Pici
[20:08] <Mohero> rfxcasey: on freenode you have to register to send Private messages...
[20:08] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey You should have another channel like window you can open
[20:08] <bobertdos> Timberwolf5578: command -- Name can be whatever you want
[20:08] <Mohero> rfxcasey: type "/msg nickserv help" for more info
[20:09] <rfxcasey> ok you all seem smart I have a major question
[20:09] <Mohero> blimey! flood of people getting disconnected there!
[20:09] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey You cant have looked very far on how to change the fonts..  it is the first option under settings.preferences
[20:10] <milostrife> anyone know how to fix a sound issue im having with ubuntu
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> milostrife  I got good help ...   /j #alsa
[20:10] <rfxcasey> I am using ubuntu 8.04 64 bit I have a tv2000 capture card but is doesn't seem to be set up right as in /dev/0 whatever
[20:10] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:10] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:10] <milostrife> Jack_Sparrow,  ty vm :)
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey 64 bit is probably not the best choice for a new user ..  Do you have over 4 gigs of ram
[20:11] <rfxcasey> when I try to use tvtime or any other program is says there is no device
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> milostrife np
[20:11] <Jampiter> Hi
[20:11] <rfxcasey> negative on the 4 gigs
[20:11] <Jampiter> How do I get my webcam (EyeToy) to work with Cheese?
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[20:11] <Jampiter> !cheese
[20:11] <Jampiter> !webcam
[20:11] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:11] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:11] <Mohero> LinuxGhost: do you have more than 1 Kernel in the boot menu (when you press ESC) if so, try booting an older one, see if you get booted
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> rfxcasey 32bit is a better choice with littel speed difference
[20:12] <trigpin> !wifi
[20:12] <rfxcasey> that sucks because it is all set up already and I don't want to redo everthing
[20:12] <Mohero> !repeat | LinuxGhost
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot > rfxcasey
[20:12] <rfxcasey> well all except tv card
[20:12] <zimbres> Does anyone know whether there is a "wavelet" version of the package FFTW
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !tv
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !info ubuntustudio
[20:14] <LinuxGhost> Mohero: YES i have lot kernel , the first one is root, 2nd is root recovery mode, 3rd is generic recovery mode, 4th generic only, etc...
[20:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !find studio
[20:14] <fignuts> regular keyboard i should type pc104?
[20:14] <fignuts> in the united states, windows keyboard
[20:14] <LinuxGhost> Mohero:ive tried with root is the same
[20:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !find ubuntustudio
[20:14] <maarika> hi. manually installing latest nvidia driver (177.76) hangs on "searching for conflicting X files". getting desperte, please help!
[20:14] <fignuts> nm
[20:14] <Mohero> LinuxGhost: try the second Generic one (without the recovery)
[20:14] <davertron> hi everyone, i just installed a fresh copy of xubuntu 8.04.1 on some old hardware i had lying around, and after running it for a few days it looks like the video card just didn't want to live.  I have an agp slot and no integrated video, so I'm looking to pick up something cheap like this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814145067
[20:15] <davertron> any other suggestions?
[20:15] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what might be wrong?
[20:15] <LinuxGhost> mohero: it ask to be a root to acess booting files
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron frys has some very cheap nvidia,  I just picked up one  7200gs  free after rebate
[20:15] <LinuxGhost> mohero: ive repaired but uncessful
[20:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo > LinuxGhost
[20:16] <LinuxGhost> mohero: everytime i boot it hangs
[20:16] <phamducquan> d
[20:16] <^SupaBeast^> Anyone able to help me with Wubi?
[20:16] <LinuxGhost> ubottu, ive seen ok
[20:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi > ^SupaBeast^
[20:17] <LinuxGhost> hehehe
[20:17] <Timberwolf5578> How difficult is it to make Ubuntu's start menu look nice and big like Mint's?
[20:17] <Unbe> Hey, folks. I've tried a million different ways of dealing with this problem, and I keep landing in the same place: is there a way to force Xubuntu's Xorg to use a particular screen geometry on startup, and *not* autodetect the display?
[20:17] <unr3a1> hey all
[20:17] <Mohero> LinuxGhost: hmm... when you boot in recovery mode, do you get as far as the prompt?
[20:17] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:17] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Unbe if you manually edit xorg to include the proper res it does solve many many issues
[20:18] <Yeudiel> I did try to install xubuntu-desktop  but now the synaptic is crashing
[20:18] <LinuxGhost> Mohero: i find the prompt with: Resume normal booot, Repair, Root terminal , Repair XSERVER
[20:18] <LinuxGhost> Someone help me. I want to repair my machine booting big trouble, what to do. I cant log in in normal mode because it hangs while booting, when booting my machine i need to use"ESC" key >"ROOT RECOVERY MODE">"RESUME NORMAL BOOT" to get logged in.It began after ive installed ubuntustudio via synaptic and restarted it uncessfully with this problem. I dont want to Re-Install Ubuntu 8.04.HELP ME.
[20:18] <LinuxGhost> My machine booting stops when here: *Setting Kernel variables.....  *Activacting Swap......  *Checking root file system.....  fsck 1.40.8(13-Mar-2008) /dev/sda1: clean 255014/4702208 files.......
[20:18] <Unbe> Jack_Sparrow: so if I manually edit my xorg.conf the auto-detect won't happen?
[20:19] <Syco54645_work> how can i check my alsa version?
[20:19] <Yeudiel> anyone can help me with the synaptic?
[20:19] <trigpin> Yeudiel,  what wring ?
[20:19] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: nice, i'll have to check it out
[20:20] <Yeudiel> wring?
[20:20] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: I have another linux media pc i'm running that only has a pci slot, so i'd like to put something cheap in that too
[20:20] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron they have a half price deal on the 8800.. under $50
[20:20] <trigpin> Yeudiel,  what wrong ? opps typo
[20:20] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: one of my friends gave me a quadro but i ahve to use a pci-riser to get it to fit in the fanless case i have and that doesn't seem to work :'(
[20:20] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron Ouch, no idea on where to go with that one
[20:20] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: ooooh nice
[20:21] <Yeudiel> Synaptic error that says to dpkg --configure -a but then it says it is a read only memory
[20:21] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: yeah i work for a mini-itx company, so we use them for a lot of our mini-itx machines but we've seen issues with these dual-pci risers, i don't think you're supposed to be able to have two pci devices going through one onboard pci slot :)
[20:22] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron that is correct.. without a special driver (windows only)
[20:22] <Yeudiel> then the terminal, synaptic stop working
[20:22] <bobertdos> Yeudiel: That command is to be issued in the terminal using sudo.
[20:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !fixapt
[20:23] <Yeudiel> yup
[20:23] <davertron> yeah, well when i do that i get through post and the ubuntu loading screen but then in the OS the video goes back over to the onboard
[20:23] <Yeudiel> but does nothing
[20:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Yeudiel try the command I just gave
[20:23] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: I'm using a via board so i have the crappy openchrome drivers and they just don't work that well
[20:24] <r3dd0> http://paste2.org/p/77367 <- when i try to play something
[20:24] <milostrife> anyone know how to make movie playback brighter as it isn't working on totem movie polayer?
[20:24] <r3dd0> pulseaudio output
[20:25] <trigpin> Yeudiel,  did you check for broken packages ?
[20:25] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: are those cards with the deals agp or pci-express?
[20:25] <sullyva86> firefox crashed then won't start any ideas?
[20:25] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: having a little trouble finding the ones on the site
[20:25] <Jack_Sparrow> this one is pci-e
[20:25] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: Maybe i'm too late
[20:26] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: ahhhh, i only have agp
[20:26] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: old hardware :)
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron the 8800 are on sale today.. I was in the store this am
[20:26] <Yeudiel> cheking now
[20:26] <bobertdos> sullyva86: In a terminal, type pkill firefox-bin
[20:26] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: I'd have to get it off the site, no frys here in Vermont :'(
[20:27] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron If they are rebating in one store they are probably doing it in more places
[20:27] <Jampiter> Hmm... it would appear GNOME won't play my startup sound because It's too long.. is there a way to remove thsi limit?
[20:27] <cara> has anyone used mkdiskimage?
[20:28] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: this is all i see on their site http://shop2.frys.com/search?search_type=regular&sqxts=1&query_string=8800&cat=0&submit.x=0&submit.y=0
[20:28] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: All pci-e
[20:28] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: oh well
[20:28] <bobertdos> Jampiter: Do you have to play the whole sound? It would be much simpler to shorten the clip.
[20:28] <cara> Im trying to figure out what's the point of calculating cylinders when they're not being used in the example provided in the usbdisk.txt file
[20:28] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: maybe i can check out tigerdirect or something
[20:29] <Jack_Sparrow> davertron good luck, we are a bit offtopic...  there is a #hardware channel that may have hints on agp cards
[20:29] <bikerbob_> if a pkg in aptitude has a pi in front what does that mean?
[20:29] <Jampiter> bobertdos: I'll try a shorter clip
[20:29] <Yeudiel> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/xfce4-systemload-plugin_1%3a0.4.2-1ubuntu3_i386.deb: failed to sync updated files list file for package xfce4-systemload-plugin
[20:29] <Yeudiel> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/xfce4-terminal_0.2.8-4ubuntu1_i386.deb: failed to delete `/var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci'
[20:29] <Yeudiel> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/xfce4-utils_4.4.2-4ubuntu1.1_i386.deb: failed to delete `/var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci'
[20:29] <Yeudiel> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/xfce4-verve-plugin_0.3.5-1ubuntu1.1_i386.deb: failed to delete `/var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci'
[20:29] <FloodBot2> Yeudiel: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:29] <Jampiter> It's the KDE4 startup sound
[20:30] <Jampiter> I like the long version though
[20:30] <davertron> Jack_Sparrow: whoops, ok thanks :)
[20:30] <Marcin> can anybody help: ALERT! /dev/mapper/ubuntu-root does not exist.
[20:30] <bobertdos> Jampiter: Also have you tried switching over to just ALSA?
[20:30] <Marcin> color
[20:30] <Marcin> #color
[20:30] <sullyva86> bobertdos: a terminal window won't open it just freezes for whatever reason i killed it in system monitor but it doesn't fix the problem.
[20:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Marcin Colors not allowed in here thanks
[20:31] <Marcin> ok... sorry
[20:31] <Jampiter> bobertdos: I'll give that a go
[20:31] <indrora> On a fresh Hardy Heron install, Compiz and OpenGL apps are rendering fuzz all over the place -- Whats causing this? I'm using a Radeon 9550SE(MSI) with the restricted drivers
[20:31] <Jampiter> (restart)
[20:31] <bikerbob_> help please with xorg.conf?
[20:32] <indrora> bikerbob_ What kind of help?
[20:32] <ozzloy> i am looking for wsdl2ruby what package provides this?
[20:32] <fignuts> when editing xorg.conf, and adding HorizSync, do i enter the entire range the tv supports?
[20:32] <ozzloy> soap4r doesn't
[20:32] <Marcin> can anybody help: ALERT! /dev/mapper/ubuntu-root does not exist.
[20:32] <bobertdos> sullyva86: The terminal freezes? So the instances of firefox refuse to die?
[20:32] <abaddon3k> anyone help me with grainy and choppy playback of streaming video (mostly hulu)?
[20:32] <bikerbob_> indrora: I am running on fbdev right now.. and 640 x 480 and I need to know how to change it? std stuff is not working
[20:32] <ozzloy> or is it not necessary
[20:32] <fignuts> from 480i to 1080p
[20:33] <indrora> bikerbob_ What variant of ubuntu? stock ubuntu you can do sudo displayconfig-gtk and it'll work. As for KDE and XFCE, i dont know
[20:33] <sullyva86> bobertdos: No the terminal never fully opens. You know it just dims like its frozen and never opens all the way its just a dimmed box. I closed firefox in system monitor but trying to restart it doesn't bring it up on the screen just in the list of processes.
[20:33] <bikerbob_> stock ubuntu.. but the standard reconfigs dont work.
[20:33] <bikerbob_> I have tried and tried.. I need to manually edit.
[20:34] <indrora> bikerbob_ What graphics card/screen?
[20:34] <billiejoex> I'm sorry, I'd like to kill the GUI interface. I've tried to press CTRL+ALT+DELETE but this way Gnome is restarted. Is there a way to definitively kill it?
[20:34] <Yeudiel> now my terminal is totally blank
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> fignuts Here is an xorg for reference..  http://paste.ubuntu.com/49423/
[20:34] <bikerbob_> power-pc ati card and screen is a 20" apple monitor... I  think I need to use fbdev or vesa.. ATI driver I KNOW does not work.
[20:34] <indrora> billiejoex Ctl-Alt-Backspace
[20:34] <indrora> kills X, sends you to GDM Login
[20:35] <bobertdos> sullyva86: You might just want to reboot the system at this point.
[20:35] <indrora> from there go CTL-ALT-F2
[20:35] <indrora> login and sudo killall gdm
[20:35] <indrora> as for me, i'm doing what i did on my old install -- going back to 7.10!
[20:35] <ivy_> Hi, I'm very new to Ubuntu (about 20 minutes)
[20:36] <fignuts> haha
[20:36] <ivy_> And my screen resolution is all messed up.  Can anybody help me?
[20:36] <fignuts> i got you beat by an hour :)
[20:36] <fignuts> ivy_: that's what i'm working on right now
[20:36] <TJ-42> I'm trying to compile the cairo library with glitz support enabled, and I have to compile and install the latest versions of pixman and glitz first.  When I try to make pixman (0.9.6) I get the following error: /usr/lib/libcairo.so: undefined reference to `pixman_format_supported_destination'   What could be the problem?
[20:36] <ivy_> Ah, how's it working for you, fignuts?
[20:36] <fignuts> ivy_: check system<administration<hardware drivers and see if the driver is installed
[20:36] <Yeudiel> does somebody can help me?
[20:36] <fignuts> mine got worse after installing that driver, but i still think i'm on the right path
[20:37] <tactics> I Accidentally removed a thumbdrive before unmounting- how do i unmount it now?
[20:37] <Yeudiel> :-/
[20:37] <ivy_> fignuts:  two drivers are showing, but it doesn't let me enable them
[20:37] <fignuts> odd
[20:37] <fignuts> i can't help you, i'm sorry
[20:37] <fignuts> i'm stuck with 640x480 and no hdmi right now :)
[20:37] <Yeudiel> ok
[20:37] <Marcin> can anybody help me please...?
[20:38] <ivy_> fignuts: It's ok, I'm not sure they're the right drivers anyway.  I went to nvidia.com and am downloading a driver that I *hope* will work.
[20:38] <ivy_> Any ubuntu smarties in here that can help us?
[20:38] <fignuts> ivy: supposedly you shouldn't do that
[20:38] <indrora> Ivy: the only thing i can think of is sudo displayconfig-gtk from a terminal
[20:38] <indrora> configure
[20:38] <bobertdos> Yeudiel: Where do you stand? What's the latest?
[20:38] <tactics> agh someone help please!
[20:38] <fignuts> you should only install it thru the hardware drivers window
[20:38] <Marcin> can anybody help me with my box refusing to boot... please?
[20:39] <abaddon3k> can anyone help me with getting flash video to not be so choppy in hardy?
[20:39] <Yeudiel> an error ocured when installing xubuntu-desktop that disbled the terminal and synaptic too
[20:39] <Sad`Panda> it is possible to get video tuner running on 7.10?
[20:39] <ivy_> fignuts:  oh.  it couldn't open the file anyway.
[20:39] <Sad`Panda> dvb-t or analog
[20:39] <ivy_> indrora:  thx, I'll try that now.
[20:40] <avis> anyone use banshee 1.2.1 and find that playing recommended artists in last.fm doesn't work, wont respawn new songs, if it had to have been interupted at one point ?
[20:41] <ivy_> indrora:  I had already tried that, so far only got it to 1024X768  (I should be on 1200X7800
[20:41] <KrimZon> does anyone know a bandwidth limiter or qos utility for ubuntu?
[20:41] <linux_> \j #ubuntu-es
[20:42] <bobertdos> abaddon3k: flash 9?
[20:42] <indrora> ivy_ then you'll want to learn how to manually configure the /etc/X11/xorg.conf configuration, or see if your monitor is labeled anywhere (manufacturor, check widescreen etc
[20:43] <fignuts> ivy_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[20:43] <fignuts> tho i'm told it's old, i don't know
[20:43] <ompaul> KrimZon, you could use iptables to do it however I don't know what the system setup is or if I would be able to cope with your question perhaps ask the full question on one line and see if anyone here knows
[20:43] <ivy_> Indrora:  I'm on an HP laptop, I'm looking for the specs online.
[20:43] <fignuts> heyyy i got 1080p now!
[20:43] <fignuts> removed the vga cable
[20:44] <indrora> ivy_ then I'd google "linux on (model here)"
[20:44] <indrora> see if theres a posted xorg.conf for it
[20:44] <avis> ivy, i have a hp laptop. its widescreen.  it seems to use 1280x768 on the one i have.  prior to hardy you would adjust resolution using a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg i think it was
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> avis correct for gutsy users
[20:45] <ivy_> indrora: Thanks, trying that now.
[20:46] <reportingsjr> anyone know how I can empty trash from the terminal?
[20:46] <KrimZon> the entire question is that ubuntu has been swamping out bandwidth doing updates and now even http downloads, for ages. but then the updates finished and i googled for a bandwidth limiter, which said to look for a shaper
[20:47] <bobertdos> Jack_Sparrow: I'm getting puzzled by Yeudiel's accumulating Synaptic issues. It sounds like things are getting increasingly worse the more we try to help :p
[20:47] <netdevil> hi there need some help with webcam in hardy
[20:47] <hateball> KrimZon: You can use iprelay or wondershaper, depending on what you want to do
[20:48] <Jack_Sparrow> bobertdos Did he ever do the aptfix  and did he run live and paste his sources list
[20:48] <netdevil> have dell xps 1210 with inbuilt logitech quickcam
[20:48] <avis> reporting you'd delete a file within ~/.local/  and then they are saved within a files directory somewhere in there  rm filename
[20:48] <netdevil> can see the camera output in luvcview only
[20:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[20:48] <netdevil> cheese camorama and xawtv not working
[20:48] <eeeandrew> hi all. I've just installed ubuntu 8.04. I'm having trouble getting the monitor configured so that I can use the hardware keys. Does anyone know where I can find display drivers for a Toshiba Equium L40-10X laptop. Its a 15.4" widescreen. resolution of 1280x800 and 60Hz refresh rate(at least it was on 7.04)
[20:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !eeepc
[20:49] <netdevil> problem with v4l1 configuration
[20:49] <bobertdos> Jack_Sparrow: I never found out, and he's gone. Yeesh, this is frustrating work some days :p
[20:49] <Jack_Sparrow> agreed
[20:49] <netdevil> anybody having any idea
[20:49] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil Yes, start with the webcam link above
[20:50] <genius> if i will copy remote / with rsync will it stop at smth like /dev/zero ?
[20:50] <avis> anyone use banshee 1.2.1 and find that playing recommended artists in last.fm doesn't work, wont respawn new songs, if it had to have been interupted at one point ?
[20:50] <ivy_> indrora:  can't find xorg.conf when I googled linux and my model.
[20:51] <ivy_> Is there any way to tell it what resolution I want?
[20:51] <netdevil> Jack_Sparrow can u b more specific
[20:51] <Wrinkliez> can someone help me?  I want to get the water effects going, but everytime I try to use it it makes all open windows go blank and icons go away and stuff.
[20:51] <netdevil> hav tried various sites and reply
[20:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam > netdevil
[20:51] <bobertdos> ivy_ xorg.conf is located in /etc/X11/Xorg.conf
[20:52] <netdevil> ok
[20:52] <piju> os[Linux 2.6.24-21-generic i686] distro[Debian lenny/sid] cpu[2 x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     T5450  @ 1.66GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 1000MHz] mem[Physical: 2.5GB, 83.0% free] disk[Total: 110.0GB, 91.8% free] video[Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller] sound[HDA-Intel - HDA Intel]
[20:52] <ivy_> oh, you mean in terminal? (Sorry, I'm an EXTREME newb)
[20:52] <Cyr4x> I need some help with internet sharing via bluetooth to my S60v3 phone
[20:52] <DasEi> problem: how to get rd of broken dazuko  --its blocking my apt!!!
[20:52] <avis> ivy its likely that there is only one supported resolution for your display.  you'd want to find out what it is, then do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg that way.  your xorg.conf is located at /etc/X11/xorg.conf so back that up before doing anything something like sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak
[20:52] <DasEi> rid
[20:52] <Cyr4x> I've set everything properly
[20:53] <levon> Hello all, can someone please help me with reconfiguring my .asoundrc file to actually downmix from my onboard 7.1 to stereo. I haven't got the speaker system to support it.
[20:53] <bobertdos> Wrinkliez: It sounds like you don't have compiz configured yet. What video card do you have and are you using restricted drivers?
[20:53] <levon> So most of the dialog is lost
[20:53] <eeeandrew> hi all. I've just installed ubuntu 8.04. I'm having trouble getting the monitor configured so that I can use the hardware keys. Does anyone know where I can find display drivers for a Toshiba Equium L40-10X laptop. Its a 15.4" widescreen. resolution of 1280x800 and 60Hz refresh rate(at least it was on 7.04)
[20:53] <Cyr4x> and phone browser says that gate doesn't response
[20:54] <RyanPrior> Are there any Street Fighter-style fighting games for Ubuntu?
[20:54] <ryan__> What is the keyboard shortcut for the FileBrowser?
[20:54] <bobertdos> DasEi: Is it broken as in unconfigured? Have you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a?
[20:54] <Jack_Sparrow> eeeandrew Are you running eeeubuntu?
[20:54] <Cyr4x> I've seen such game on getdeb
[20:54] <ivy_> avis:  I'm sorry, in what order do I input those into terminal?
[20:55] <milt15> cyr4x i did that but on windows used mrouter on my machine and gnu toolbox on my phone
[20:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[20:55] <reportingsjr> Where is the trash can located? I don't have ~/.Trash
[20:55] <bobertdos> ryan__: O dpm
[20:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !trash
[20:55] <reportingsjr> ah, thank you :)
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> np  thanks for an easy question
[20:56] <eeeandrew> Jacksparrow: its just regular ubuntu 8.04
[20:56] <reportingsjr> haha
[20:56] <bobertdos> t ryan__: I don't remember off the top of my head, but you can check for and set it in System-?Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts, I believe.
[20:56] <d_in3v1table> hey, can ne1 help me out fix grub so that i can load vista again? Since I installed sp1 for vista, vista will not boot when loaded through grub. Vista is installed on a separete hd....
[20:56] <reportingsjr> well, every answer on the forum said ~/.Trash, so, thanks!
[20:56] <Wrinkliez> does anyone know why the water effect for compiz wont work? i mean it used to but when i reinstalled ubuntu it wont work
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !keys
[20:56] <milt15> do you know how to share my internet connection via wifi
[20:56] <avis> ivy, sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf thats your backup. then do a sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, defaults should be ok for most things, tab to navigate, there should be a check list where you can input your correct resolution.  i'm guessing only one might be supported, so make sure that is right
[20:57] <Charles_F> tobor you there?
[20:57] <DasEi> bobertos:whenever i try to run apt (install or update)its saying: paket dazuko is broken and has to be reinstalled. tried to delete it manually with apt,dpkg,m-a (modul-assist), and I also can't find a working source for it (which is requested for removal -inconsistent package can't be removed) trying dp...  -a now...
[20:57] <eeeandrew> Jack Sparrow: the keys are configured. the monitor doesn't seem to recognise them. According to the screens and graphics under the others tab in the apps menu the display is a generic one. When I selected that it was a Toshiba one it said the drivers weren't installed.
[20:57] <avis> ivy, sorry sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
[20:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Wrinkliez /j #compiz    has good info
[20:58] <Wrinkliez> thanks man
[20:58] <bobertdos> Charles_F: It looks like he added an underscore to his nick :D
[20:58] <netdevil> Jack_Sparrow when i run cheese it saysin  a file not found in .gnome2
[20:59] <Jack_Sparrow> avis I like this backup command for that too..   cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[20:59] <Charles_F> cheers bobertdos
[20:59] <d_in3v1table> hey, can ne1 help to reinstall grub?
[20:59] <Scunizi> I've got the updated source for a QT package that has an earlier version in the repos. Do I have to compile QT source to create a deb or is it like java and just put it in a director and "call" it somehow?
[20:59] <Charles_F> I tried the link he sent but it is still aksing for a password
[20:59] <netdevil> totem-video-thumbnailer couldn't open file 'file:///home/netdevil/.gnome2/cheese/media/0002.ogg'
[20:59] <Charles_F> mine doesn't work and i don't have th eroot one?
[21:00] <Scunizi> !grub | d_in3v1table
[21:00] <DasEi> bobertos : same
[21:00] <RyanPrior> Are there any Street Fighter-style fighting games for Ubuntu?
[21:00] <Charles_F> tobor_?
[21:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !games > RyanPrior
[21:00] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: its not that windows has removed it from the mbr... it just broke alltogether.
[21:00] <netdevil> Jack_Sparrow can u gimme a solution
[21:00] <DasEi> !games >DasEi
[21:00] <bobertdos> DasEi: Did you see this already?
[21:00] <ryan__> for the keyboard shortcuts, how do you make them work?  typing 0xf5 does nothing?
[21:00] <bobertdos> !fixapt > DasEi
[21:00] <RyanPrior> Jack_Sparrow: I'll take a look at those.
[21:00] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: same link.. should guide you pretty easy..
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil not really...  Im only taking the easy ones today..  didnt sleep much
[21:01] <oklinux> where would I find the lxde folder in ubuntu ?
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> oklinux find or locate lxde   perhaps
[21:01] <cyban> cool, 1472.596 FPS on a 64MB ATI Laptop Vid Card heh
[21:02] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: ok ill try it, thx
[21:02] <Scunizi> np
[21:02] <DasEi> bobertos : same
[21:03] <xukun> hi all I,m trying to mount a nfs remote disk but then I get this strange message: exportfs: Warning: /media/FREECOM/ does not support NFS export
[21:03] <ivy_> avis: ok thanks, will try.
[21:03] <netdevil> Jack_Sparrow tried the link u provided easycam2 didn't do the trick
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil did you look at the easycam2 list of supported hardware?
[21:04] <unop> xukun, how exactly are you mounting the nfs export?
[21:04] <monster64> hey, does anyone know why mod_evasive doesnt want to work even though the module and configs are loaded? (apache version 2.2.8)
[21:04] <Scunizi> How do I install a program that I have the quicktime source code for?
[21:04] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: does it have to be from a live cd or can I just do it from the normal installed os?
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile > Scunizi
[21:05] <netdevil> it just gave me one option my webcam no list there
[21:05] <DasEi> ﻿ Scunizi: tarball ? see !compile
[21:05] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: if your grub is borked then I assume you can't boot into Ubuntu.. I've found it's better to use the live cd.
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !webcam
[21:05] <Scunizi> Thanks Jack_Sparrow DasEi
[21:05] <ivy_> avis:  sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak did nothing, and when I did the rest of the config, it never asked me for resolution.
[21:06] <demo-> hello, if i transfer a hdd with ubuntu from one computer to another, do i need to update the drivers to the current computer?
[21:06] <xukun> unop, sorry I get that message after I do  sudo /etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart  on the nfs server
[21:06] <netdevil> my webcam works fine with luvcview but not with any thing else
[21:06] <DasEi> ﻿ Scunizi: if you want to I'll send you an easy howto
[21:07] <Scunizi> DasEi: does it apply to quicktime source's?  great!
[21:07] <netdevil> it's been almost 20 hrs i'm trying to fix it
[21:07] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil  easycam page used to have a list of supported cams.. I dont see it either
[21:08] <netdevil> yes not there
[21:08] <xukun> unop, any idea?
[21:08] <DasEi> bobertos:whenever i try to run apt (install or update)its saying: paket dazuko is broken and has to be reinstalled. tried to delete it manually with apt,dpkg,m-a (modul-assist), and I also can't find a working source for it (which is requested for removal -inconsistent package can't be removed) trying dp...  -a now...
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil I paid $9 for my cam and it worked out of the box... MOst of the cheapies seem to work
[21:08] <DasEi> bobertos: sry, hit enter
[21:08] <Scunizi> DasEi: xchat downloads typically timeout for some reason on my end.
[21:08] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: it still starts ubuntu fine, but windows wont boot with it.
[21:08] <netdevil> can't help i hav a inbuilt one works with xp
[21:08] <DasEi> ﻿ Scunizi: sending again...
[21:09] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: do you get the BSOD? or it just errors out?
[21:09] <netdevil> don't won't to go back to xp for such a small thing
[21:09] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil there is a laptop testing page that has good info.. I however dont have the link
[21:09] <unop> xukun, i'm guessing that you shared a device (mounted at /media/FREECOM) with NFS at some point - but it's perhaps no longer available?
[21:09] <netdevil> hav seen that already
[21:09] <milt15> xukun look for ntfs configuration tool in synaptic
[21:10] <ivy_> Avis, indrora, nothing has worked. :(
[21:10] <BuFF> who knows how to change alt+ctrl+F1 font color ?
[21:10] <BuFF> any ideas ?
[21:10] <unop> xukun, does /media/FREECOM exist?
[21:10] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: not really BSOD, but its similar i guess. Just a random error message. only happens when using grub. If u disconnect hd with grub and boot windwos hd directly it boots fine
[21:10] <Dustan> anyone work with open office calc?
[21:10] <netdevil> why does ubuntu hav such a poor support for video devices
[21:10] <Dustan> I'm having issues with the quotient function
[21:10] <xukun> unop, yes. /dev/sdc1 on /media/FREECOM type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,noatime,allow_other,blksize=4096)
[21:11] <guntbert> Dustan: ask in #openoffice.org
[21:11] <Jack_Sparrow> netdevil It isnt us that has the problem.. They dont provide the drivers or even enough info to have someone write any
[21:11] <neeto> netdevil: What's your specific problem? If you were to ask me, ubuntu has terrific support for video devices
[21:11] <Scunizi> DasEi: nevermind.. I'll check the link Jack_Sparrow gave me and see if it will work on quicktime.. I've compiled in the past (been a while) but wondered if QT source was compiled differently.
[21:11] <unop> xukun, is there an entry for /media/FREECOM in /etc/exports ?
[21:11] <Dustan> ﻿=QUOTIENT(O1;O2) where O1 is 3 and O2 is 4, calc gives me a value of 0????
[21:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Dustan Not in here thanks
[21:11] <netdevil> i have a dell xps 1210 webcam not functioning
[21:12] <neeto> ﻿Is there some MacGuyver DIY way to get into your car's computer without having to steal a diagnostics terminal from your local oil can henry's?
[21:12] <xukun> milt15, the configuration part is ok. I can mount other directory on server without any problem
[21:12] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: weird.. I may have the same issue on my laptop.. I just haven't put time into figuring it out.. I thought windows just blew up for some reason..
[21:12] <guntbert> Dustan: ask in #openoffice.org
[21:12] <netdevil> works with luvcview but not with cheese, camorama or xawtv, vlc
[21:12] <unop> xukun, i think milt15 confused NFS with NTFS
[21:12] <netdevil> neeto any ideas
[21:12] <Dustan> ty
[21:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > neeto
[21:13] <netdevil> don't want to disturb Jack_Sparrow
[21:13] <neeto> it may be off topic but it's a very pressing question in my life right now
[21:13] <xukun> unop, yes /media/FREECOM/ 192.168.1.0/24(rw,no_root_squash,async)
[21:13] <milt15> then maybe there is some corrupted data there like the ones with unclean shut down
[21:13] <Jack_Sparrow> neeto This is ubuntu support... try somewhere else
[21:14] <netdevil> Jack_Sparrow can u figure out something
[21:14] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: did it happen after installing sp1 for vista?
[21:14] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: no I have xp/home.. maybe with the sp3 update..
[21:15] <unop> xukun, perhaps NFS does not like FUSE mounted volumes? a guess again.  do other exports work properly, if you have any?
[21:15] <xukun> unop, I just did sudo export -a and then I this message now: exportfs: Warning: /media/FREECOM does not support NFS export.
[21:15] <kwyjibo> is there a way to make nautilus auto-align newly created icons to the right, instead of left?
[21:16] <xukun> unop, yes I have one other directory on server, it mount without any problem
[21:16] <bobertdos> !aptoncd > Charles_F
[21:16] <Jack_Sparrow> bobertdos Didnt we point him to that long ago
[21:16] <unop> xukun, try this.  sudo mkdir /media/freecom; sudo mount --bind /media/FREECOM /media/freecom;  # then change the /etc/exports entry to /media/freecom - then  export -a
[21:17] <bobertdos> Jack_Sparrow: Probably, but he asked again in a PM :p
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:17] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: hmm, that would eliminate my suspicion of bitlocker
[21:17] <Andeh> Hi
[21:17] <OdnsRvns> how do you cube your desktop
[21:18] <Andeh> Does anyone use iPod with ubuntu here?
[21:18] <milt15> i do
[21:18] <d_in3v1table> Scunizi: back to the my original question, u think its safe to reinstall grub from the installed ubuntu rather than the live cd?
[21:18] <milt15> there is a good prog
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> OdnsRvns 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
[21:18] <milt15> gtkpod
[21:18] <sullyva86> Andeh:I use gtkpod
[21:18] <Andeh> ah
[21:18] <Andeh> I use Amarok and Rythmbox
[21:18] <zod21> whats up fellas
[21:18] <Guest48292> Hi, what does it mean is mount respondes with "cant read superblock"
[21:18] <Andeh> However
[21:18] <Scunizi> d_in3v1table: you can try.. if it doesn't work go to the live cd.
[21:18] <Andeh> Everything used to work
[21:18] <Andeh> then i plugged it back into windows VM
[21:18] <Andeh> and itunes deleted half my stuff
[21:19] <Andeh> (lol silly apple)
[21:19] <maxb> Is there an easy way to turn compiz on and off, *without* losing settings made in compizconfig-settings-manager?
[21:19] <tritium> !enter | Andeh
[21:19] <bobertdos> Jack_Sparrow: Ugh, we should have an official law against multiple distro upgrades, :p
[21:19] <maxb> I find that totem fullscreen doesn't work properly with compiz enabled
[21:19] <milt15> sorry
[21:19] <Andeh> and i plugged it back into ubuntu, and put the stuff back. a few days later, amarok couldnt edit the ipod database anymore
[21:19] <levon> Hello again, is there anyone here who can assist me with downmixing 6->2 channels?
[21:19] <Andeh> it could copy over the music but not tell the iPod it was there. Then i tried Rythmbox, it worked perfectly
[21:20] <Andeh> But i was a bit angry, if i wanted to put music, i'd have to get what i wanted saved as a playlist from amarok, import in rythmbox and copy it over
[21:20] <unop> Guest48292,  you are mounting with the wrong filesystem option, the filesystem is corrupt, the partition table is corrupt - depends
[21:20] <Andeh> so i googled it and apparently it will work again if i reformat the ipod for windows
[21:20] <Andeh> which would mean losing all music?
[21:20] <unop> Guest48292, so, how exactly are you mounting this volume?
[21:20] <shpond> hi
[21:20] <Guest48292> Im using mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1
[21:21] <OdnsRvns> is there a way to get desktops on the top and bottom
[21:21] <Guest48292> is theiir something wrong with that command?
[21:21] <Andeh> Cause i thought it would just rebuild the database through iTunes or something, but when it said it was Syncing i got scared and unplugged it
[21:21] <Andeh> the music seems to be there, but does having itunes "format it for windows" really format the drive?
[21:22] <kwyjibo> yes
[21:22] <kwyjibo> format = format
[21:22] <unop> Guest48292, does /dev/hda1 even exist?
[21:22] <Guest48292> unop: I believe so, I'll check
[21:22] <unop> Guest48292, if so, what does this command return?   sudo file -s /dev/hda1
[21:23] <allaun> hello
[21:23] <OdnsRvns> Hello all how do i change the background image behind the cube
[21:24] <xukun> unop, then it says: sudo mkdir /media/freecom; sudo mount --bind /media/FREECOM /media/freecom
[21:24] <xukun> mkdir: cannot create directory `/media/freecom': File exists
[21:25] <Guest48292> unop: Yes it exists, It returns with cannot read due to input output error, is it corrupt?
[21:25] <unop> xukun, ok, use another name (one that doesn't exist already in /media/) -  sudo mkdir /media/something; sudo mount --bind /media/FREECOM /media/something
[21:25] <Guest48292> unop: sorry, its the command that returns the error
[21:25] <unop> Guest48292, i should imagine so yea
[21:25] <nrook_nothere> my disk space usage just ballooned after audacity froze; how can I find and delete non-file stuff that's taking up space?
[21:25] <unop> Guest48292, probably a hardware issue
[21:26] <Guest48292> unop: so that means I cant just format and use it again?
[21:26] <unop> nrook_nothere, you could list the biggest files on the system - and probably find the culprit that way
[21:26] <d_in3v1table> does any1 know why i could be getting Error 15: File not found when typing find /boot/grub/stage1 into grub?
[21:26] <DasEi> ﻿ Scunizi: will give you link, is there a readme in the unzpped folder ?  read it...http://pastebin.com/m64d6c034
[21:26] <jb_> hello,, i followed every guide i can find on how to get my wireless working on my eeepc 900 and ubuntu 8.10 ,, The strange thing is when i install the drivers it dosent give me any errors and after the reboot you think it should work but when i do iwconfig it says cant find any wireless extentions
[21:27] <unop> Guest48292, i dunno, i/o errors usually indicate hardware problems
[21:27] <nrook_nothere> er
[21:27] <unop> Guest48292, you could try formatting it again
[21:27] <Guest48292> unop: k thanks\
[21:27] <jb_> here is one of the guides that should work
[21:27] <jb_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC/Fixes#Wireless
[21:28] <Moose> Does ubuntu have support for TV cards? I mean like... I don't want to install Windows media center :P
[21:28] <nrook> unop: is there a command-line command to do that? I'm trying using it with the GNOME search, but I'm not sure if I'm doing it right
[21:28] <allaun> if the package supports it yes
[21:28] <Andeh> So. I have all my music nicely organised on my iPod after 3 days of nicely organizing it and now iTunes wants to format it.
[21:28] <Andeh> If I don't format it, it won't work with Amarok, and if I do, i lose all the music from it. Any ideas?
[21:28] <d_in3v1table> Moose: did u try mythtv?
[21:29] <unop> nrook,  du -ab ~/ | sort -rn | head -n 25
[21:29] <xukun> unop sorry but I think this command is not ok becouse even after I rm -r /media/freecom it recreates the freecom directory after I run that command and it also gives me the error
[21:29] <nrook> unop: actually, something weird happened when I tried that earlier - I found a huge (~1GB) "core" file, rm'd it... but df didn't suggest I got any space back
[21:29] <Andeh> My idea is to make a new amarok library on my ubuntu partition and copy all the music there, format the ipod and restore it. Would that work?
[21:29] <DasEi> problem:   how to get rd of broken dazuko  --its blocking my apt!!!   tried: -apt remove(purge), dpkg-r,m-a clean, dpkg -r,﻿sudo fuser -vki /var/lib/dpkg/lock;sudo dpkg --configure -a
[21:30] <unop> nrook, hmm - well, try the command again perhaps
[21:30] <d_in3v1table> does any1 know why i could be getting Error 15: File not found when typing find /boot/grub/stage1 into grub?
[21:30] <unop> !error | xukun
[21:30] <DasEi> Moose: sudo apt-get install kdetv tvtime
[21:30] <Andeh> So, most people here use gtkpod?
[21:31] <Andeh> Any reason I should use it instead of amarok? (not counting that amarok corrupted the db lol)
[21:31] <unop> Andeh, depends - some use rhythmbox
[21:31] <Moose> Thanks.
[21:31] <Andeh> rythmbox couldnt even change ID3 tags on my iPod, lol.
[21:32] <nrook> unop: du -ab ~/ | sort -rn | head -n 25 worked, but it only showed me big files I already knew existed; I tried / instead, and I got a weird "sort: write failed: /tmp/sort0pxe0g: No space left on device" error
[21:33] <xukun> unop, thanks for your help. but I will just leave things for a while
[21:33] <unop> xukun, no worries
[21:33] <unop> nrook, you're running out of space on /tmp
[21:35] <ZeetreX> Hi. how can i make nautilus and gnome wrap long file names?
[21:35] <nrook> unop: does /tmp get its own partition that would let it run out of space separately?
[21:35] <ryan__> How do you make KeyBoard ShortCuts like Oxa1 work?
[21:35] <bobbyd> hi
[21:35] <nrook> unop: df does list an "overflow" filesystem mounted on /tmp
[21:35] <Flare183> !hi | bobbyd
[21:35] <unop> nrook, depends if you have dedicated a separate partition to /tmp
[21:36] <bobbyd> does anyone know if it's possible to move the middle-drag behaviour in Nautilus to the right button?
[21:36] <vak> hi over there
[21:36] <xbxbxb> I'm using linux and mainly gnome and I have an encrypted HDD that I regularly browse through. Is it possible that certain programs (such as nautilus) are storing cached folder/file names or thumbnails of my encrypted disc that may give an attacker useful information about the contents of the disc?
[21:36] <milt15_> hi
[21:36] <ZeetreX> How can i make nautilus and gnome wrap long file names?
[21:36] <creative2bad> anyone in here familiar with ncftp ? how can i get it to use SSL AUTH?
[21:37] <Flare183> ZeetreX: Hold On I"m looking
[21:37] <ZeetreX> Flare183, ty
[21:37] <unop> nrook, hmm - i guess that's because you have run out of space on the device that generally houses /tmp - and as a result the kernel has created a virtual filesystem - probably housed in RAM - i'm not very sure
[21:37]  * vak is crazy enough to Debootstrap from OpenSuSE to Ubuntu8.04 LTS Server Edition (64bit)
[21:37]  * vak seeks  gurus to guide this process
[21:38] <nrook> unop: now that's weird.  is there some way I can clean out /tmp?
[21:38] <Daft_Punk> vak, you are better off asking the question, on one line and someone will help you
[21:38] <unop> nrook, hmm,  rm /tmp/* #probably
[21:39] <nrook> unop: would that do terrible things to whatever I have open at the moment, or would it fail on that stuff?
[21:39] <gogzmer> Whenever a perl script or subversion runs, I am getting warnings about language things. Specifically, perl complains about LANGUAGE and LC_ALL being unset, and says that it is falling back to the standard locale("C")
[21:40] <unop> nrook, it is potentially destructive - but you have to do it if you want to complete your objectives of cleaning out the disk
[21:40] <vak> any1 would like to guide a debootstrap of Ubuntu  from OpenSuSE 10 ? Here are details: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5836547#post5836547
[21:40] <unop> nrook, so, it's best if you close down as many programs now
[21:40] <DasEi> problem on > as its saying for removal I have to reinstall DAZUKO i get the following error: error: capabilities are built-in to the kernel:   you will need to recompile a kernel with capabilities        as a kernel module,  bobertos
[21:40] <Gecko> Hey there. I'm running x86_64, is there any way I can install a .deb file for i386?
[21:40] <Flare183> ZeetreX: ok this might help, but it won't completly answer your problem/question
[21:40] <Flare183> ZeetreX: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/27821
[21:40] <nrook> unop: well, it shouldn't create any problems that would have a life beyond a reboot, should it?
[21:41] <DasEi> Gecko: shall be no prob
[21:41] <Flare183> brb
[21:41] <unop> nrook, not really - but again, close down as many programs for safety's sake
[21:41] <Gecko> DasEi: How? Do I need to --force something?
[21:41] <ZeetreX> Flare183, saw it before, couldn't help
[21:41] <DasEi> Gecko: I never had to, just check if theres no 64-variant
[21:42] <unop> Gecko, it shouldn't work - and you should not try and force anything
[21:42] <unop> !chroot | Gecko
[21:42] <ZeetreX> unop, do u know how can i make gnome to wrap long file names?
[21:42] <vak> Daft_Punk, the question is e.g., how could I extract, say,  5Gb for ubuntu in live OpenSuSE?
[21:42] <unop> ZeetreX, hmm, no - i don't use gnome/nautilus
[21:43] <Gecko> unop: yes, I know what you're saying. This is, however, a proprietary app (amazon.com mp3 downloader), and seeing as x86_64 should run i386 as long as I have the apropriate i386 libraries, I should be able to do it, right?
[21:43] <trigpin> my connection is at 1 mb/s while laptop is at 54 mb/ s any ideas what might be wrong?
[21:43] <Daft_Punk> vak, i dont know, i was just telling you to ask the question on 1 line, that way you have a better chance of someone helping you :p
[21:43] <unop> Gecko, errm, probably but then again, most probably not - it would be safer to build a basic 32bit chroot and install your .deb within it
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> trigpin Perhaps something like this might be worth a try..  Networking: rt2500pci .. Speed issue: "force" the speed with sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M to get decent speed (by default i get 1MB/s)
[21:44] <Flare183> ZeetreX: Well, its not possible them
[21:44] <Flare183> then*
[21:45] <trigpin> Jack_Sparrow,  ok will try thanks
[21:46] <trigpin> Jack_Sparrow,  but it works fine on other ntworks
[21:46] <Jack_Sparrow> trigpin Please let me know if it works for you and what card/chipset you are using.. also if It doesnt work.. ty
[21:46] <nrook> unop: /tmp is pretty much all directories; there's nothing terrible about deleting those (beyond "be careful with recursive rm"), right?
[21:46] <wiehan> I need help desperately, I've been using ubuntu for ages and never before had it given me such headaches as today- after an ordinary reboot (I haven't installed anything) my screen resolution was suddenly 640x480 (very low)!, I tried to set it in the "screen resolution" thing, but there was no higher options, I then unchecked the latest nvidia drivers in "hardware manager" and checked it again (and it downloaded the latest drivers,
[21:46] <wiehan> again!), still to no avail, I then downloaded nvidia-xserver-settings, but also to no avail, I am using an onboard nvidia graphics card (7050 something), and my resolution is pathetic at the moment - it was perfect before!!!!!
[21:47] <unop> nrook, it should be safe to remove them all - again, subject to processes not having open files on /tmp
[21:47] <DasEi> how can i remove a broken package ?
[21:48] <yassine> hi everyoen
[21:48] <yassine> my xen "boxes" was all running just fine after a sudden switching off of the hosting machine i have one virtual box which does not want to start anymore and drops the following message: http://rafb.net/p/KouH7Y25.html any idea related to this?
[21:48] <unop> DasEi, first fix the broken package states  sudo aptitude install   - then once done, remove the package you want to remove
[21:49] <nrook> unop: well, I'm on gnome, so, of course, there are millions of mysterious processes open - is there an easy way to get default ubuntu to boot to a command line?
[21:49] <unop> nrook, sure, it's the recovery mode - choose that option from the grub screen
[21:49] <DasEi> unop:sending my last 3mes again...
[21:49] <hiptobecubic> does anyone here use the script xswitch from the forums?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=552805&highlight=nautilus+display+%2Fmnt   it looks like what i need but i can't get it working
[21:49] <Hrvatski1> can anyone help me install beryl??
[21:49] <billiejoex> I'm sorry. I'd have to kill the X server but every time I do CTRL+ALT+DELETE Gnome is restarted. Is there a way to definitively kill Gnome and switch to a shell environment only?
[21:50] <unop> DasEi, sorry?
[21:50] <Hrvatski1> can anyone help me install beryl??
[21:50] <DasEi> unop: whenever i try to run apt (install or update)its saying: paket dazuko is broken and has to be reinstalled. tried to delete it manually with apt,dpkg,m-a (modul-assist), and I also can't find a working source for it (which is requested for removal -inconsistent package can't be removed) trying dp...  -a now...
[21:50] <wiehan> I need help desperately, I've been using ubuntu for ages and never before had it given me such headaches as today- after an ordinary reboot (I haven't installed anything) my screen resolution was suddenly 640x480 (very low)!, I tried to set it in the "screen resolution" thing, but there was no higher options, I then unchecked the latest nvidia drivers in "hardware manager" and checked it again (and it downloaded the latest drivers,
[21:50] <wiehan> again!), still to no avail, I then downloaded nvidia-xserver-settings, but also to no avail, I am using an onboard nvidia graphics card (7050 something), and my resolution is pathetic at the moment - it was perfect before!!!!!
[21:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Hrvatski1 What os are you running
[21:50] <Hrvatski1> can anyone help me install beryl??
[21:50] <DasEi> problem on > as its saying for removal I have to reinstall DAZUKO i get the following error: error: capabilities are built-in to the kernel:   you will need to recompile a kernel with capabilities        as a kernel module,  unop
[21:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Hrvatski1 Please hold down the repeating
[21:50] <Hrvatski1> i have the latest ubuntu, what does os mean anyway?
[21:50] <Hrvatski1> ok
[21:50] <Hrvatski1> im a complete linux noob
[21:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !compiz
[21:51] <nrook> unop: I'll tell you how it goes :)
[21:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !beryl
[21:51] <unop> DasEi,  ok.   let's deal with this time at a time.  what does this command give you, use the pastebin.   sudo aptitude install -f
[21:51] <billiejoex> I'm sorry. I'd have to kill the X server but every time I do CTRL+ALT+DELETE Gnome is restarted. Is there a way to definitively kill Gnome and switch to a shell environment only?
[21:52] <DasEi> ﻿wiehan: backup xorg.conf, also look for a suitable existing backup,  have a look in /var/log/xorg.o.log, install displayconfig-gtk n run it
[21:52] <kwyjibo> ubottu didn't explain what beryl -used- to be
[21:52] <unop> billiejoex,  sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[21:52] <wiehan> DasEi thanks, I'll try that
[21:52] <unop> kwyjibo, it isn't important
[21:53] <steph_> hi
[21:53] <Hrvatski1> i used to have ubuntu a year ago and had no problem using beryl but i cant insall it now
[21:53] <kevin_> why can't I add I add more than one "SUPER + Button" keyboard shortcut -- when I try I keep getting error message saying "The shortcut "Super L" is already used for:
[21:53] <kevin_>  "Toggle window on all workspaces"
[21:53] <steph_> does someone know how to create a wireless LAN ?
[21:53] <Alfarin> dumb question... well, maybe...  how do I recursively set all files under a certain driectory w/ one permission (IE: 666) and all folders under the same directory w/ another permission (IE: 777)?
[21:53] <kelder> Hrvatski1: beryl is now included as compizfusion
[21:53] <unop> Hrvatski1, didn't you read what ubottu said - beryl is dead.
[21:53] <billiejoex> unop: it says "[OK]" but Gnome keeps being alive
[21:53] <steph_> Alfarin, try -r option ?
[21:53] <Hrvatski1> i didnt understand it
[21:53] <Alfarin> steph_, I tried -r, but it changes both folder and files
[21:54] <billiejoex> damn... this Gnome is immortal... there's no way to kill it :)
[21:54] <unop> billiejoex,  hmm.  maybe,   sudo /etc/init.d/?dm stop
[21:54] <bobertdos> !install > Charles_F
[21:54] <Hrvatski1> kelder: how can i use that thing?
[21:54] <billiejoex> unop: same thing
[21:54] <unop> billiejoex, sudo telinit 1
[21:54] <DasEi> ﻿ sudo aptitude install -f ,unop, sry for german, but I thank for a new trace
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Hrvatski1 If you have ubuntu latest or even gutsy, you have effects.. There is no more beryl in Ubuntu, has not been for quite some time
[21:55] <Hrvatski1> kelder: i want to use the nice looking emerald themes and the spinning cube, can i do that with compiz-fusion?
[21:55] <billiejoex> unop: nothing
[21:55] <vak> How to turn RAID1 Swap partition into RAID1 usable partition? (swapoff -a and then??)
[21:55] <kelder> Hrvatski1: install a graphics driver that supports hardware acceleration - go to appearances - maybe install sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager   for more settings
[21:55] <DasEi> http://pastebin.com/f2a9debe4 ,unop
[21:55] <billiejoex> as I said Gnome is immortal -.-
[21:55] <unop> billiejoex, your system is misbehaving
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Hrvatski1 Yes
[21:56] <erUSUL> vak: format the partition to an usable filesystem like ext3
[21:56] <vak> erUSUL, I have TWO partitions :)
[21:57] <vak> it is a RAID
[21:57] <DavidCanarias> Hi everyone. Being a relative newbie to Linux Hardy my computer seems to be running a little slow. Do I need to do a disc cleanup. Any help on which program I can use. Thanks
[21:57] <erUSUL> vak: so they are not raid1 yet.
[21:57] <DasEi> unop: I will get me a coffe and then accept the suggestion...unless someones shouting  no!!!
[21:57] <FatBoy_> Has this been a continuing problem with this type of network card?  I've been having horable network performance with Ubuntu 8.04 with my Realtek 8139 network card.. trying to google for a solution isn't comming up with any clear answers.
[21:57] <erUSUL> !raid | vak
[21:58] <vak> erUSUL, RAID1 Software
[21:58] <Jack_Sparrow> FatBoy_  Perhaps something like this might be worth a try..  It did for the rt2500pci .. Speed issue: "force" the speed with sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M to get decent speed (by default i get 1MB/s)
[21:58] <nrook> unop: well, when I rebooted and went into recovery mode, /tmp/ was empty :)
[21:58] <unop> DasEi, it doesn't mention anything about DAZUKO there
[21:58] <unop> nrook, yes /tmp is cleared every boot
[21:58] <erUSUL> vak: bios raid? i do not get what is your current situation... you have two separate swap partitions and want to make a raid1 array with them ?
[21:59] <nrook> unop: in any case, it seems that everything is now fine (df is not being weird, and neither is anyone else) - thank you for your help!
[21:59] <unop> nrook, yw :)
[21:59] <nrook> unop: ...ah.
[21:59] <DasEi> unop:hm, but i can't reinstall it as its requested for a removal...apt in whole (updates/other installations) isn't working, too
[21:59] <vak> erUSUL, I have to identical HDD, both are seen in fdisk: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5836547
[22:00] <unop> DasEi,  dpkg -l | grep -i DAZUKO
[22:00] <DasEi>   you will need to recompile a kernel with capabilities <last arball, trying suggested...,unop
[22:00] <vak> erUSUL, and I going to use swap partition to turn my OpenSuSE installation into Ubuntu
[22:01] <unop> DasEi, I am not sure what you mean by that
[22:02] <FatBoy_> I don't use wireless.. it's a wired lan.. and most of the time.. the speed I get is like.. double the speed of a 56k modem.. and I have a 10meg download on my internet.. oddly enough I do get busts of speed.. And.. when in WIn XP.. everything is fine..
[22:03] <sebastian__> hi guys i have some big problems here, my cpu is constantly at 97 % and i dont know whats causing it
[22:03] <sebastian__> even when i log out its loading
[22:04] <erUSUL> vak: so you want to turn the two swap partitions into a raid1 array?
[22:04] <Whitor> sebastian__,  what does system-monitor say is taking the cpu cycles ?
[22:04] <milostrife> anyone know how to sort brightness problems in ubuntu have my screen brightness turned to full but when i watch films it's still really dark?
[22:04] <vak> erUSUL, yes.
[22:04] <vak> erUSUL, would you mean it is a bad idea?
[22:04] <sebastian__> Whitor: i looked at it but nothing as taking that mutch
[22:04] <belkinhelp2> hey, how do i do a speaker test?
[22:05] <DavidCanarias> Can anyone advise me if it's necessary to do a disc clean up at any stage????
[22:05] <Whitor> milostrife, I've seen this before. There is a fix
[22:05] <erUSUL> vak: mdadm -C /dev/md1 --level=raid1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/hda1 /dev/hdc1  <<< that would be the command i guess ...
[22:05] <sebastian__> Whitor: the one that is taking the most cpu usage is my system monitor and it just uses 13
[22:05] <sebastian__> %
[22:05] <Whitor> sebastian__, where are you seeing that 97% is in use ?
[22:05] <milostrife> Whitor, where bouts can i find and get the fix? :)
[22:05] <vak> erUSUL, thanks gonna try it soon
[22:05] <sebastian__> in the system monitor resources
[22:06] <DasEi> unop, still same, dazuko must be reinstalled, but can't find archive .. doing another paste
[22:06] <Whitor> milostrife, I'm trying to think back to when I had this issue
[22:06] <sebastian__> Whitor: in the system monitor resources
[22:06] <milostrife> Whitor, okies
[22:06] <erUSUL> vak: dunno if it is a good idea or not that's for you to ponder
[22:06] <Alfarin> sebastian__, ssh in, type top and hit enter, see what's running w/ high cpu
[22:06] <vak> i see
[22:06] <Alfarin> er... forget ssh in, just start terminal, lol :X
[22:06] <Alfarin> too used to working w/ server remotely :X
[22:07] <DasEi> http://pastebin.com/m6a68e0e ,unop
[22:07] <sebastian__> Alfarin: the Root is
[22:07] <Alfarin> what process?
[22:07] <sebastian__> Alfarin: sorry the xorg
[22:08] <DasEi> ﻿ DavidCanarias: corrupt FS ?>e2fsck (watch up !!)   deleting old files ?  see : man rm
[22:08] <Whitor> milostrife, If you open the Totem Movie Player and open Edit/Preferences, in the Display tab you can reset the color balance to defaults. Some process must have set mine quite dark, and resetting them restored everything to normal. Does that help?
[22:08] <sparr_w> Are there any services like GoToMyPC or LogMeIn that work from a windows client to a linux target?  I need remote desktop access of the client-server-client variety.  I cannot initiate a connection to either end, so [anything over] [reverse] ssh is not an option.  I cannot create network adapters on the windows end, so LogMeIn Hamachi won't work.
[22:08] <Alfarin> xorg...  only thing that rings a bell from my experience when when I messed up and installed xwin server or something when I was trying to get compiz fusion working w/ an outdated tutorial a while back.... only resolution to that for me was to uninstall the xserver thing it recommended.
[22:09] <sebastian__> Alfarin: can i kill the process or is it critical?
[22:09] <LordC> hey guys
[22:09] <LordC> I have the dumbest problem, here
[22:09] <bobertdos> sparr_w: putty, and for more information........
[22:09] <milostrife> Whitor, no sorry i've tried it has no effect what so ever :(
[22:09] <bobertdos> !ssh > sparr_w
[22:09] <DasEi> !ask > LordC
[22:09] <Whitor> milostrife, thats ok ... it was an off the cuff thought
[22:09] <kevin_> why can't I add I add more than one "SUPER + Button" keyboard shortcut -- when I try I keep getting error message saying "The shortcut "Super L" is already used for:
[22:09] <kevin_>  "Toggle window on all workspaces"
[22:09] <LordC> sorry typing it up
[22:10] <milostrife> Whitor,  okies lol
[22:10] <sparr_w> thanks for only reading half my question bobertdos, got any other useless advice?
[22:10] <no_more_Win_to_W> anybody knows how to make the Ipod nano work in ubuntu or mint?
[22:10] <LordC> I was about to enter a directory in nautilus by double clicking it, but my mouse jerked. I assumed the dir was dragged into another dir, but I've done locate in term, and tried nautilus search, but nothing shows up. Its also not in the Wastebasket
[22:10] <Alfarin> sebastian__, do not kill xorg, or else you'll lose your xwindows
[22:10] <DasEi> unop: I'll try to solve the apt-f now...
[22:10] <sebastian__> Alfarin: but whats wrong with it?
[22:10] <kevin_> no_more_Win_to_W, mine works fine with Rhythmbox Muisc Player
[22:10] <LordC> Just wondering wth could have happened lol. I thought maybe it was Cut, but there's nothing in the Paste clipboard
[22:10] <sebastian__> Alfarin: it worked fine before untill now
[22:11] <Alfarin> something you've installed must've been mis-configured or mis-configured xorg some how... were you trying to install anything just before this happened?
[22:11] <bobertdos> sparr_w: Ah, my apologies, I'm slightly sleep deprived.
[22:11] <mib_q47xpf> LordC locate uses a database which does not update instantly
[22:11] <mib_q47xpf> try find
[22:11] <LordC> ah ok
[22:11] <ceo4eva> ;(
[22:11] <kevin_> bobertdos, get some sleep
[22:12] <ceo4eva> lol
[22:12] <DasEi> unop: 3 pakets removed, no change.....
[22:12] <sebastian__> Alfarin: is it a way to see the tree of the process to see what is causing it?
[22:12] <Whitor> milostrife, what X window manager are you using ?
[22:12] <no_more_Win_to_W> ohh i'm sorry, i typed nano instead of touch... the ipod touch
[22:12] <Whitor> Metacity or Compiz ?
 ohh i'm sorry, i typed nano instead of touch... the ipod touch
[22:13] <milostrife> Whitor, do you mean wine? i've got the latest one on here but i barly use it as i dont really know how to configure it
[22:13] <Alfarin> sebastian__,  do you have htop installed?  though, I don't know if xorg have any child processes... :X
[22:13] <ompaul> no_more_Win_to_W, ask wherever the mint people have their channel we don't do mint support thanks ;-) they have their own stuff
[22:13] <Whitor> nope... I meant the window manager... not Windows(tm)
[22:13] <bobertdos> kevin_: See, this is why I love helping in this channel, everyone looks out for each other :D
[22:14] <DasEi> is there an archive for dazuko ?
[22:14] <sebastian__> Alfarin: no im installing it now, i see on the internet that many has the same problem
[22:14] <Whitor> milostrife, does this occur in multiple players ?
[22:14] <DasEi> !dazuko
[22:14] <Whitor> milostrife, what video card do you have ?
[22:15] <DavidCanarias> Is it necessary with Ubuntu Hardy to do a disc clean up /defragmentation anytime??
[22:15] <kevin_> no_more_Win_to_W, have you tried google?
[22:15] <quaal> how do i make nautilus windows not pop up all over the place whenever i plug in my usb hub and it automounts all the usb drives
[22:15] <mib_q47xpf> !defrag
[22:16] <unop> DasEi, sudo dpkg -P dazuko dazuko-source
 yeah but nothing yet
[22:16] <kelder> quaal: nautilus > edit > preferences > media > never prompt or start programs on media insertion
[22:16] <kevin_> no_more_Win_to_W, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[22:17] <ceo4eva> lmao ubuntu makes me want to shoot myself
[22:18] <DasEi> unop: this problem really is a goodie, isnt it ? same : http://pastebin.com/m468aaf00
[22:18] <LordC> mib_q47xpf, find turns nothing up. This is so weird. A directory can't just disappear lol?
[22:18] <unop> ceo4eva, i'm surprised you find that amusing considering the circumstances.
[22:18] <milostrife> Whitor, i have no sound in any other vedio players and i've got a gefore 5900 fx need and upgrade i know lol
[22:18] <ceo4eva> What cirumstances
[22:18] <DasEi> ﻿ ceo4eva: could I help at your suicide ?
[22:18] <mib_q47xpf> doesnt nautilis provide a "undo"?
[22:18] <mib_q47xpf> (^LordC)
 thanks i'll take a look
[22:19] <LordC> No undo, and I tried CTRL+Z
[22:19] <unop> DasEi, sudo dpkg --force-all -P dazuko dazuko-source
[22:19] <Whitor> milostrife, I have an fx 5700 in mine !
[22:20] <Pushnell> Hey all, noob Q (haven't run *nix on my desktop for a few years.)  Default xorg.conf Device only says Configured Video Device.  Is my actual config stored elsewhere / how can I find out what driver I'm running?
[22:20] <milostrife> Whitor, hmmm
[22:20] <Whitor> milostrife, but, disregarding audio, how does video look in your other players ?
[22:20] <mEck0> hi! I'm trying to format a usb memory with fdformat, but getting the following error: Could not determine current format type: Invalid argument
[22:20] <DCPom> what are you sending as the argument?
[22:20] <milostrife> Whitor, same as in totem dark and barly watchable unless im sitting bout a foot from my monitor
[22:21] <LordC> mEck0, you could format it with gParted
[22:21] <erUSUL> mEck0: use gparted fdformat is only for disquettes
[22:21] <mib_q47xpf> Pushnell look at the Xorg log file (/var/log/Xorg.session or something like that)
[22:21] <mEck0> erUSUL: ok so is it dont even possible to format a usb memory from the terminal?
[22:21] <mEck0> LordC: okay
[22:21] <unop> ceo4eva, only frustration makes you want to shoot yourself, so you are probably frustrated yet laughing your behind off - that's not normal - unless you find ubuntu really amusing and that makes you want to shoot yourself, either way - the commentary belongs in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:21] <DasEi> unop: this problem really is a supergoodie, isnt it ? same : http://pastebin.com/m45866e0d,  all from an not installing tarball, oo
[22:22] <ceo4eva> Ok, i am receiving help though in a PM
[22:22] <erUSUL> mEck0: yes you can use "sudo mkfs -t fat /dev/sdxx"
[22:22] <Hrvatski1> how can i get emerald to work?
[22:22] <dsousa89> ehy! does anyone use boxee?
[22:22] <ideal> can someone help me fix sound on an old laptop. all i get is no gstreamer or devices found
[22:22] <erUSUL> mEck0: where /dev/sdxx should appear on dmesg when you plug the flash in
[22:22] <teleyinex> Hi someone with the latest banshee has problems?
[22:22] <Pushnell> mib_q47xpf: thanks!
[22:22] <mib_q47xpf> np
[22:22] <Whitor> milostrife, I'd ask in #compiz .... those ppl in there are very good with graphics / video issues
[22:22] <teleyinex> banshee is not detecting the ipod
[22:22] <DasEi> ﻿mib_q47xpf: Pushnell :/etc/log/xorg.0.log
[22:22] <teleyinex> since the last update
[22:22] <erUSUL> mEck0: or you can check once is mounted with the mount command
[22:23] <mEck0> erUSUL: ok, thx, will try this
[22:23] <unop> DasEi,  dpkg -l | grep -i DAZUKO
[22:23] <ceo4eva> ﻿ !join #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:23] <milostrife> Whitor, okies ty for ya help anyways :)
[22:23] <ceo4eva> That didnt work
[22:23] <unop> ceo4eva, /join
[22:23] <ideal> anyone ? please
[22:24] <ceo4eva> so like this: /join ﻿ "#ubuntu-offtopic"?
[22:24] <erUSUL> ceo4eva: without ""
[22:24] <unop> ceo4eva, minus the quotes yes
[22:24] <ceo4eva> ok
[22:24] <Michail> am I allowed to say something about my blog? please do not consider it as an advertisement...may I?
[22:25] <LordC> teleyinex, have you check the extension is enabled? (Edit > Preferences > Extensions > iPod Support)
[22:25] <sp0k34> no
[22:25] <unop> Michail, it's best mentioned about in #ubuntu-offtopic - unless it expressly helps supporting ubuntu
[22:25] <erUSUL> Michail: no your probably not allowed ... #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:25] <DavidCanarias> Can anyone advise me why my computer could be running slow.?
[22:26] <LordC> Anyone else got any ideas as to where a directory could be, if it's not in the Trash, and locate/find can't find it?
[22:26] <Michail> it is all about free lessons I offer about open source technologies..through my blog
[22:26] <DasEi> ***floods pastebin : http://pastebin.com/m43b9cae0, unop
[22:26] <LordC> DavidCanarias, has it always been slow or has it slowed down recently?
[22:26] <LordC> Michail, take it to offtopic
[22:26] <DasEi> is there a way to make apt believe a paket isnt installed ?
[22:27] <unop> DasEi, ok, one package is gone - one remaining
[22:27] <Slart> LordC: tried doing an "sudo updatedb" before trying locate?
[22:27] <Michail> thank you guys...I apologize if I disturb you...
[22:27] <DasEi> !ot
[22:27] <unop> DasEi, do you have a file at /var/lib/dpkg/info/dazuko.postrm  ??
[22:27] <LordC> Thanks Slart, you solved it! *hands you the cookies*
[22:27] <Slart> LordC: there is a file searched for the gnome panel that doesn't use the updatedb database.. it does the search itself, so to say
[22:28] <Slart> yay, cookies
[22:28] <NativeAngels> how do you remove a delete a folder and its contents from a shell
[22:28] <NativeAngels> whats the command
[22:28] <Slart> NativeAngels: rm -r or some such
[22:28] <unop> NativeAngels, rm -r directory
[22:28] <erUSUL> NativeAngels: "rm -r dir/"
[22:28] <teleyinex> LordC, I have checked that, the problem is with podsleuth
[22:28] <NativeAngels> thanks
[22:28] <sullyva86> any way to schedule tasks with the gui in ubuntu?
[22:28] <LordC> The file was in /home/user/.Trash which is different to the actual Wastebasket. lol. Thanks mib_q47xpf and Slart  for the help. That's saved me hours...
[22:29] <sexcopter> hi, is there a command-line program i can use to search a directory? just a filename search is fine...
[22:29] <magnetron> sexcopter, "locate"
[22:29] <unop> !info gcrontab | sullyva86
[22:29] <ceo4eva> Anyone know why i hear random noises every now and then?
[22:30] <punk3r> how to i force stop a process ?
[22:30] <sexcopter> magnetron: i've used slocate before, i'm not sure how to use it to search just within a directory, do you know how?
[22:30] <fignuts> is there a way to make ubuntu never ask for a password?
[22:30] <unop> sexcopter, find directory/ -iname '*word*'
[22:30] <fignuts> !password
[22:30] <Slart> sexcopter: find is nice once you get to know it =)
[22:30] <LordC> ceo4eva, does it sound like interfearance?
[22:30] <erUSUL> punk3r: kill -9 pid_of_process
[22:30] <mib_q47xpf> !tinnitus | ceo4eva
[22:30] <Slart> sexcopter: and very very very useful
[22:30] <mib_q47xpf> :)
[22:30] <ceo4eva> it sounds like " da na na"
[22:30] <sexcopter> Slart: unop: thanks, I'll have a look
[22:30] <unop> fignuts, what password? the login password?
[22:30] <magnetron> fignuts, first thing you should do is to enable "automatic login"
[22:31] <fignuts> yes
[22:31] <punk3r> thank you erUSUL
[22:31] <fignuts> that's it magnetron
[22:31] <DasEi> unop:  dazuko.list   hcdbd.postrm  dazuko.md5sums  dhcdbd.preinst  dazuko.postinst dhcdbd.prerm  dazuko.postrm dazuko.prerm
[22:31] <ceo4eva> !tinnitus
[22:31] <fignuts> thanks
[22:31] <LordC> lol @ tinnitus. That's harsh
[22:31] <Slart> ceo4eva: does it occur when you do certain stuff.. run the processor hard, use the graphics card or something like that
[22:31] <unop> DasEi, let's have a look at dazuko.postrm
[22:31] <unop> DasEi, and the .prerm too
[22:32] <Slart> ceo4eva: my graphics card creates some kind of buzz when doing fancy graphics.. and my on board soundcard does some weird low volume hums depending on cpu activitity
[22:32] <ceo4eva> It just sound even when i do nothing. It's sorta like the "new message sound" but quite longer.
[22:33] <LordC> ceo4eva, you don't have any email notification applets running do you?
[22:33] <Blaenk> how do I solve the 'Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)' problem again?
[22:33] <LordC> Blaenk, close synaptic before trying to use apt
[22:33] <ceo4eva> I have the pidgin open, but no one has sent me any messages
[22:34] <LordC> ceo4eva, is pidgin setup to check for mail?
[22:34] <Blaenk> LordC: I'm doing everything through ssh, synaptic isn't running
[22:34] <ceo4eva> My first time using it. So i have no idea.
[22:35] <LordC> go to manage accounts, check your accounts for mail checking
[22:35] <Slart> Blaenk: have you google for the error message?
[22:35] <Blaenk> Slart: of course, they all say what LordC said
[22:35] <LordC> Blaenk, you checked 'ps aux' to see if apt is already being used?
[22:35] <Blaenk> I remember there used to be an aptitude command
[22:35] <Blaenk> I already did LordC
[22:36] <unop> !aptfix | Blaenk
[22:36] <Blaenk> there we go
[22:36] <Blaenk> though I don't think a front-end crashed considering that I'm doing everything through ssh
[22:36] <Blaenk> but I'll try it anyways
[22:36] <DasEi> http://pastebin.com/f6e442fb9, reading it, too
[22:36] <Blaenk> by the way I got that error after doing sudo apt-get update
[22:36] <unop> Blaenk,  command line utils can crash too - or be cancelled with ctrl+c etc
[22:36] <Blaenk> there we go everything is fine now
[22:37] <bobertdos> The package managers all apparently convened today and said, "Let's make everyone's day miserable!"
[22:37] <DasEi> dazu.prerm  : http://pastebin.com/f27fd91be  ,unop
[22:39] <unop> DasEi, where did you get this dazuko thing from?  it's a horribly written program
[22:40] <DasEi> unop: looks like a suse > yast
[22:40] <unop> DasEi, edit the .postrm file and place this command on line #2.  exit 0
[22:40] <unop> DasEi, save the file and then try.  sudo dpkg -P --force-all dazuko
[22:41] <quaal> kelder, that seemed to work. thanks
[22:41] <unop> DasEi, you could also do the same with the .prerm #though it should not be needed if i understood the german error message right :)
[22:41] <gnu_d> Hi when I login for the first time in gdm after a boot then I see something like a failsafe mode i.e the background and xterm nothing else and it's frozen, to resolve it I login in tty1 and I do sudo /etc/init.d/network stop then I can start Gnome, what to do ?
[22:41] <kelder> quaal: np glad it did
[22:41] <milostrife> anoyone know how to solve the issue of no sound in vlc player?
[22:42] <gnu_d> And why when Debconf needs graphical config wiith a wizard always the window frozes ?
[22:42] <dany_21a> milostrife: look at the "messages"
[22:43] <milostrife> dany_21a, ???
[22:44] <dany_21a> milostrife: somewhere in the menu of VLC is a entry called "messages" (depening on skin/frontend)
[22:44] <DasEi> #%if 1020 > 820  to exit 0, right ?,  unop
[22:44] <unop> DasEi, that works - but i meant to put 'exit 0' before that line - so move this line down, etc
[22:44] <DasEi> #%if 1020 > 820  to exit #0, right ?,  unop (sry)
[22:45] <DasEi> k, unop
[22:45] <gnu_d> Hey, please someone to help about the failing logins, cause I need to return the harddisk to my friend (fixed :)).
[22:46] <dsousa89> does anyone here use boxee?
[22:46] <chilli0> nop
[22:46] <dany_21a> gnu_d: login at a TTY or graphical? (gdm/kdm/...)
[22:46] <Centinti> I need help
[22:46] <gnu_d> dany_21a: in GDM
[22:46] <chilli0> with what Cent
[22:46] <Centinti> can we use windows applications on ubuntu?
[22:47] <chilli0> under wine some yeh
[22:47] <gnu_d> dany_21a: then Gnome is starting, but I see xterm
[22:47] <dany_21a> what happens, gnu_d
[22:47] <Centinti> Like what
[22:47] <chilli0> well
[22:47] <chilli0> most
[22:47] <chilli0> what do u wanna run under it?
[22:47] <Centinti> Ok.
[22:47] <gnu_d> dany_21a: then I do the network stop and it works smooth
[22:47] <Centinti> Well I dont know
[22:47] <chilli0> some games work but a few dont
[22:47] <Centinti> I just ordered Ubuntu Server
[22:47] <Centinti> for my server
[22:47] <chilli0> Wow works i hear
[22:47] <DasEi> unop: want a cookie ? coffee ? warm water ? prob 80% solved, rest i should figure out now  a big THANK YOU !
[22:47] <dany_21a> gnu_d: check the "sessions" - menu (in gdm, befor loging in)
[22:47] <Centinti> I'm thinking about installing ubuntu on my laptop also
[22:48] <gnu_d> dany_21a: I'm on it
[22:48] <sexcopter> hi, i have another question. i'm installing something from source, and it looks as if it'll land up in /usr/local/ unless i change the PREFIX. It also looks like everything else in ubuntu is in /usr/, so I'm wondering if there's any harm in just letting it go to /usr/local/, or if I should point it to /usr/?
[22:48] <dany_21a> gnu_d: you stop the network in that xterm? and than gnome starts?!
[22:48] <chilli0> Centinti:  go to wine webie and look there for what it can and cant run
[22:48] <Centinti> If some programs dont work, I can make my own programs but still
[22:48] <unop> DasEi, you can thank me by not installing something like that again :)
[22:48] <chilli0> Centinti:  Are u a programewr?
[22:48] <gnu_d> dany_21a: no, I kill the  X server.
[22:48] <Centinti> yes i am a programmer
[22:48] <Centinti> also a web designer and coder
[22:48] <chilli0> cool
[22:48] <Centinti> and graphic designer
[22:49] <chilli0> i do small programs with python
[22:49] <chilli0> but thats all
[22:49] <gnu_d> dany_21a: killing X server, going in a tty1, network stop, going back to gdm, login  in, succses.
[22:49] <Centinti> yeah thats good.
[22:49] <Centinti> I dont think i've done a lot with python
[22:49] <chilli0> ^^
[22:49] <CokeNCode> hey guys
[22:49] <chilli0> what laguage u use?
[22:49] <chilli0> hello CokeNCode
[22:49] <tritium> !offtopic | CokeNCode, chilli0
[22:49] <Centinti> C++, C#, VB6, VB.NEt
[22:49] <gnu_d> dany_21a: so, do I must disable network manager in Sessions ?
[22:49] <chilli0> cool
[22:49] <dany_21a> gnu_d: have you checked the gdm logfile? /var/log/gdm/:0.log
[22:50] <Centinti> yuppers
[22:50] <CokeNCode> whenever I copy a file to my mp3 player, it goes on but with only read permissions, so it's got a lock on it. I think have to manually change the permissions. I want the files to go on open by default. How do I do this?
[22:50] <chilli0> k sorry tritium
[22:50] <gnu_d> dany_21a: just a second
[22:50] <Centinti> but I'm doing a little bit of research on ubuntu before I decide to install it on my lapto
[22:50] <tritium> chilli0: no problem, buddy :)
[22:50] <dany_21a> gnu_d: wanted just to be sure, that you havent selected "rescue mode" (ie. this starts just a xterm)
[22:50] <gnu_d> dany_21a: I know that
[22:50] <dany_21a> ok
[22:51] <maco> how many little month-preview calendars should show up on the left in evolution?
[22:51] <tritium> maco: you can adjust it
[22:51] <gnu_d> dany_21a: I can't see any problems in the log
[22:51] <gnu_d> dany_21a: just brightness warning or something.
[22:52] <dany_21a> gnu_d try to remove all network-related panel-applications from the gnome-panel
[22:52] <maco> tritium: how? it's suddenly showing 2 when it only ever showed 1 before
[22:52] <gnu_d> dany_21a: There is only the default one.
[22:53] <tritium> maco: drag the separator bar
[22:53] <dany_21a> gnu_d: which one?
[22:53] <gnu_d> dany_21a: nm-applet
[22:53] <maco> tritium: OH.  well that's interesting...would've expected it to just get taller.  thanks
[22:54] <CokeNCode> so, can anyone answer my question... sorry i took so long to actually write it ... i was trying to figure it out myself
[22:54] <dany_21a> tried to remove it? gnu_d
[22:54] <gnu_d> dany_21a: well I need it to set connections
[22:54] <tritium> maco: :)
[22:54] <CokeNCode> oh hang on
[22:54] <bobertdos> CokeNCode: In the terminal, does your player appear when you do: sudo mount?
[22:54] <dany_21a> gnu_d: but try to remove it, so you can triage your problem :)
[22:54] <CokeNCode> i see the problem, i'm copying straight from a cd ... which is of course write only
[22:54] <gnu_d> dany_21a: else I need to open terminal each time, not that is hard, but I need to set it right for a use for a mortal.
[22:55] <CokeNCode> so, it's copying the same permissions
[22:55] <gnu_d> :D
[22:55] <maco> tritium: thank you
[22:55] <CokeNCode> hmmm, can i fix this ?
[22:55] <tritium> maco: any time
[22:55] <jimcooncat> I'm having a timeout problem with dhcpd3 when netboot installing. The initial installer loads fine, but times out the second time it goes to get a dhcp answer. It's sporadic, sometimes restarting dhcpd3 helps but not always. Anyone else know about this?
[22:57] <SilverStreak> I'm having trouble getting kismet to work with my Atheros-based wireless card. I've told kismet to use source madwifi_ag, but it returns an error stating that ath0 cannot accept madwifi-ng controls, and furthermore get_mode does not return errors, and the program dies shortly afterwords
[22:57] <bobertdos> CokeNCode: Well, if your songs are all coming from read-only media, there's not going to be a wonderful way to change that. Of course, the fastest thing to do is to use the terminal and chmod to recursively change permissions on all the files at once.
[22:57] <Sk8rdude> does anyone know a way to samba share inside hidden folders (eg: inside the .wine folder)
[22:58] <aar> Hi, I'm trying to come up with a good way of generating a disk image and backing it up (so I can restore the entire OS from scratch in case of disaster). How hould I go about doing this? Should I generate the image using a Live CD? rsync from the OS while
[22:58] <bobertdos> !info partimage > aar
[22:58] <lucax> aar: remastersys
[22:59] <aar> bobertdos, lucax thanks!
[22:59] <jimcooncat> Sk8rdude: maybe you could make a non-hidden symbolic link to it -- but Samba would need to follow it. not sure what the default is
[23:00] <Sk8rdude> im having problems getting samba to follow a sym link
[23:00] <Sk8rdude> tried it already :p
[23:00] <CokeNCode> thanks bobertdos ... makes sense ... was hoping there was a way to force it to copy with full permissions by default
[23:00] <zenwryly> A basic hole in my *nix knowledge, when is it safe to do 'someprogram <foo.txt >foo.txt', that is where the standard output is redirected to the same file as standard input is taken from?  Never?  always?  Sometimes?  If sometimes, what are the conditions?
[23:00] <bbt1> hello. i'd like to connect 2 pc's x gateway (huawei) any help?
[23:00] <max__> If someone could help me with my boot configurations I'd really appreciate it...I have three OS's installed and I cannot for the life of me get them to boot correctly
[23:01] <jimcooncat> Sk8rdude: then perhaps some fuse filesystem would work
[23:01] <Necrosan> Is there any ubuntu ps3 iso with working wifi?
[23:01] <iter> zenwryly: I would not recommend that practice in general
[23:01] <Sk8rdude> mount the folder somewhere else?
[23:01] <zenwryly> iter: do you know anything of the particulars?
[23:02] <jimcooncat> Sk8rdude: sure. you could use sshfs, but I would think there would be something simpler
[23:02] <Sk8rdude> hmm
[23:02] <iter> zenwryly: if you know exactly what you are doing it's ok but if there are questions as to what's going to happen use another file
[23:02] <jaakkome> Is there a significant performance benefit in using the ext2 filesystem over ext3? (I'm installing on a 128mb / 400MHz system)
[23:03] <Hrvatski1> what is the best torrent program for ubuntu?
[23:03] <Sk8rdude> Hrvatski1: what do you want out of your torrent client?
[23:03] <bobertdos> CokeNCode: I have one idea, but I'm not sure it would work out the way I'm thinking.
[23:03] <magnetron> !best | Hrvatski1
[23:03] <iter> rtorrent
[23:03] <Hrvatski1> just the usual
[23:03] <Hrvatski1> i mean something reliable and small
[23:03] <Ademan> anyone know if anyone out there is hosting a repository of nightly firefox 3.1 builds? (or if backports contains anything significantly newer than 3.0)
[23:03] <Sk8rdude> ok
[23:03] <Sk8rdude> well deluge is pretty good
[23:03] <EvilDaemon> I like Transmission, but I haven't tried others.
[23:03] <zenwryly> iter: well I'm wondering what the specifics are or where I can learn about them
[23:04] <iter> zenwryly: it's entirely dependent on your someprogram
[23:04] <aar> bobertdos, should I run partimage from a live cd on an umounted drive, or is it safe to generate the image from an active (i.e. mounted) partition for backup purposes?
[23:04] <iter> however I can think of a lot of bad conditions when reading from and simultaneously writing to the same file
[23:05] <Hrvatski1> thanks
[23:05] <bobertdos> aar: Definitely from a live session, definitely not safe to do it on a mounted partition...
[23:05] <aar> bobertdos, ok thanks
[23:05] <Unbe> Hmm.  Is there a way to get my monitor's refresh rates for xorg.conf from my currently running install?
[23:06] <zenwryly> iter: how so, what is it about someprogram that might cause problems?  What internal affect this?  What might the problems be?  Where might I find documentation?
[23:06] <adri_> ola
[23:06] <Unbe> alo
[23:07] <jimcooncat> zenwryly: I would think it would depend on the filesystem. Don't try with FAT32!
[23:08] <zenwryly> jimcooncat: hmm, ok, thats a good lead
[23:08] <iter> zenwryly: your question is very broad, but as I interpret it you are asking "why can't I read from and simultaneously write to the same file" -- there are plenty of potential pitfalls in doing this but again it just depends on how the app in particular handles (or doesn't) this case
[23:08] <jimcooncat> zenwryly: best bet is to output to a temp file, then replace your original with the tempfile
[23:08] <sparr_w> magnetron: !best only applies if there is more than one application to perform the task in question.  or even one, sadly :(
[23:09] <dizzey1> Im trying to start an application on my secondary screen with "DISPLAY=:1 xterm" but no sucsess have enabeld tcp connections in gdm and run xhos+ but still no luck any ideas
[23:09] <zenwryly> jimcooncat: yeah, I know, I have just always wondered what the factors are behind it.
[23:09] <magnetron> sparr_w, keep your ubuntu rants in #debian , please
[23:09] <DasE1> unop: did you get my thank ?
[23:10] <unop> DasE1, errm, i guess so yea - you're welcome anyway (just as long as you stay away from dirty software)
[23:10] <unop> :)
[23:10] <DasE1> lol
[23:11] <jimcooncat> zenwryly: I would think that would be somewhere in the filesystem, and the kernel's support for it. Type of journaling used, for instance may cause or relieve the contention.
[23:11] <carandraug> !wifi > carandraug
[23:11] <iter> zenwryly: try this: 'touch t; echo 1 >> t; echo 2 >> t; cat t'
[23:11] <the__don> hi i want help make a board
[23:11] <the__don> like a with micro chips
[23:11] <iter> zenwryly: then, try 'cat <t >t' and see what it does to t
[23:11] <zenwryly> iter: cool, thanks
[23:12] <the__don> any one knows any think about ok make a board for taping?
[23:12] <zenwryly> iter: empty :)
[23:12] <mlaci> hi guys! it seems like the 2.6.24-19-generic in hardy only sees 2G RAM out of 4G. why is that? what kernel should i use?
[23:13] <casaBLANKa> hi. i just installed ubuntu (am running on live cd right now) on my USB external HD but whenever i try to load from rEFIt it just gets stuck on the black screen with a blinking white line. any suggestions?
[23:13] <nix0r> Guys any1 know why my screen freeze, when i login in ubuntu ?
[23:13] <zenwryly> iter: so on the most basic commands, its destructive, very informative, thansk
[23:13] <fwaokda> if I'm running a program in terminal for testing purposes how can i END it without having to close out the terminal?
[23:13] <iter> zenwryly: no prob
[23:13] <nix0r> no1?:(
[23:13] <ceil420> fwaokda, ctrl+c usually does it
[23:13] <DasE1> ﻿ fwaokda: press ctrl-c
[23:13] <stuporglue> When I use genisoimage to make a DVD, OSX can't see any files on the disk (though the disk mounts fine). I'm using the same command I used in Edgy, Feisty and Gutsy. Any ideas?
[23:14] <milostrife> anyone know how to increase the brightness of movie playback ?
[23:14] <ceil420> milostrife, i usually just raise my gamma, because i'm lazy :x
[23:14] <casaBLANKa> anybody?
[23:14] <sobersabre> hi guys.
[23:14] <ceil420> milostrife, that's "xgamma -gamma 1.8" in a terminal, if you wanna try it
[23:14] <ceil420> (1.0 is normal)
[23:15] <mlaci> milostrife: you can do it easily with mplayer by modifying its config file, but i don't know in other players
[23:15] <sobersabre> I want to somehow authenticate my users against active directory's LDAP service.
[23:15] <fwaokda> ceil420, DasE1 , thanks
[23:15] <ceil420> mlaci, how? :x
[23:15] <milostrife> ceil420, i've tried that with vlc it just crashes or plays really slow and in totem no matter what i do it's still dark :S
[23:15] <sobersabre> I have heard that at some point I may have a problem with having .login, .profiles files loaded properly, because the home dir may have be problematic while logging in.
[23:15] <milostrife> mlaci, lol im not that confident with things like that atm moment
[23:16] <sobersabre> Is it yet another urban legend, and I simply need to make sure that pam is setting up things in the right order, or is there indeed a real problem ?
[23:16] <zack1403> hey guys, all of a sudden my sound is cutting out.  when this happens i cant even open windows like volume controls or a console. any ideas what that would be?
[23:16] <ceil420> milostrife, cp ~/.mplayer/mplayer.conf ~/.mplayer/mplayer.conf_BACKUP
[23:16] <ceil420> milostrife, if you break something, just restore it
[23:17] <milostrife> i've tried changing it in multimedia systems slector and nothing has changed
[23:17] <milostrife> ceil420, ok could you talk me through it step by step please?
[23:17] <Arfyness> ﻿/msg ubottu etiquette
[23:17] <Arfyness> ﻿/msg ubottu etiquette
[23:17] <casaBLANKa> i'm having troubles booting up on my freshly installed ubuntu. msg me if you want to help. it'll be much appreciated
[23:17] <ceil420> milostrife, that command will just back up your mplayer.conf file so that you can change the original without fear of messing up mplayer
[23:18] <mlaci> ceil420, milostrife, put brigthness=5 in a new line of ~/.mplayer/config
[23:18] <ceil420> milostrife, i don't know the syntax of the conf file
[23:18] <nix0r> Guys any1 know why my screen freeze, when i login in ubuntu ?
[23:18] <ceil420> mlaci, oh, it uses config by default? in debian, i have both :x wasn't sure which it used
[23:18] <ceil420> (cheers)
[23:18] <memeemeee> am I voiced?
[23:18] <memeemeee> i guess so
[23:18] <mEck0> does 1440 in the end of this command: mkfs -t ext2     dizzey1    -m 0 /dev/fd0H1440 1440 mean nr of blocks to be used   dreamedge  for the file system? or am I wrong?
[23:19] <Unbe> memeemeee: Yes.  :P
[23:19] <ceil420> memeemeee, you don't need to be voiced to talk in here. only when channelmode m is set
[23:19] <milostrife> ceil420,  mlaci  im confused now lol i have no idea where to find files you've specified? :S im that much of a noob lol
[23:19] <memeemeee> anyone feel like helping me decide which hardware to buy?
[23:19] <fignuts> sure
[23:19] <ceil420> milostrife, ~/.mplayer/config
[23:19] <memeemeee> I am a new (very amped) ubuntu user
[23:19] <unop> memeemeee, that's offtopic
[23:19] <fignuts> lay off the coffee
[23:19] <NickRead> unop: not necessarily
[23:19] <ceil420> or /home/milostrife/.mplayer/config
[23:19] <ceil420> or ${HOME}/.mplayer/config
[23:20] <unop> NickRead, you're welcome to chat about this in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:20] <NickRead> unop: If they want to know what hardware does(n't) work with Ubuntu, then that's fine
[23:20] <scribawf> Any Linux Distro suggestions to install on a old IBM Thinkpad @ 700mhz w/(128m ram) 20gb HD ?
[23:20] <Unbe> Does anybody know if there's a way to get the horizontal/vertical refresh rates from a running Xubuntu systerm?
[23:20] <Unbe> (Systerm being fancy-talk for system.)
[23:20] <memeemeee> that's what i want NickRead
[23:20] <unop> mEck0, i'm surprised if that command even works
[23:20] <fignuts> oh wait i don't want to help, i thought it was in the mythtv channel and we'd talk home theater
[23:20] <milostrife> ceil420, cant find it in milostrife folder?:S
[23:21] <ceil420> Unbe, is there an xvidtune program in xubuntu repos?
[23:21] <NickRead> memeemeee: Have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/
[23:21] <ceil420> i just discovered that program on my system today
[23:21] <memeemeee> I have had a bit of trouble with the ATI driver on my Presario M2000
[23:21] <ceil420> milostrife, your home folder
[23:21] <milostrife> yeah cant seem to find it
[23:21] <ceil420> milostrife, echo $HOME
[23:21] <memeemeee> I want to be sure if the ubuntu community recommends a different video card
[23:22] <mib_w5377z> Hi
[23:22] <NickRead> memeemeee: Ubuntu doesn't make recommendations like that.
[23:22] <Unbe> ceil420: Sweet.  It gives me a modeline--I'd thought those were no longer common practice?
[23:22] <memeemeee> I'm happy to move to another channel if need be unop
[23:22] <ceil420> Unbe, *shrug* i just glanced at the program earlier
[23:22] <ceil420> Unbe, had you asked yesterday, i wouldn't've had an answer for you :p
[23:22] <unop> memeemeee, it would be better - this channel is quite busy
[23:23] <memeemeee> where then?
[23:23] <Unbe> ceil420: Hehe.  Thanks anyway--movement in the right direction.  :)
[23:23] <ceil420> np :)
[23:23] <unop> memeemeee, #ubuntu-offtopic - you can invite NickRead in too
[23:23] <milostrife> ceil420, sorry not getting what you mean at all ?:S:(
[23:23] <zeelot> hey guys, came to you yesterday with an svn issue, figured out the problem, my GUI svn clients (yes all of them) dont show me a login prompt....anyone know why or how I can reset it to display a login prompt?
[23:23] <mib_w5377z> Hey boys my ubuntu don't want to detect my nvidia 9600gt ;(
[23:24] <louchewidlin> does anyone where to order more than one cd to give to others ????
[23:24] <ceil420> memeemeee, people in ##hardware might be able to help you, but they may be more about Windows and gaming. i don't pay much attention in there to be honest
[23:24] <DuKeS> can anyone tell me how to get to the GDM settings? when i boot into ubuntu the login window (where i input my password) is waaay off screen. i cant even see what i'm typing for username and password...i need to be able to specify the resolution i want for the login window is that's in any way possible
[23:24] <unop> louchewidlin, i believe you can enter that persons address details on the shipit webpage
[23:25] <unop> louchewidlin, the amount of CDs you get as one person are limited - quite obviously
[23:25] <ceil420> milostrife, do you have a terminal window open?
[23:25] <mib_w5377z> DuKeS tri to get in text mode (ctrl+alt+F1) then tipe, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop , after this sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[23:25] <Rindae> a good mediaplayer?
[23:25] <louchewidlin> unop: there are to give to the libery lol
[23:26] <ceil420> Rindae, mplayer
[23:26] <unop> louchewidlin, but it's ever so easy to clone a CD or write an ISO - the cost of CDs nowadays is minimal and ubuntu prefers you do that unless you really can't.
[23:26] <casaBLANKa> having trouble booting Linux from rEFIt on an intel mac. msg me if your interested on making me happy. :)
[23:26] <unop> louchewidlin, but it costs money to have CDs made - and you have to respect that
[23:26] <louchewidlin> in now laterrrrrrr
[23:26] <ceil420> louclkj
[23:26] <ceil420> bah
[23:27] <DuKeS> mib_w5377z: will typing that first command make my screen go all black? lol cuz if it does i might need to write down those commands on a piece of paper:P
[23:27] <mib_w5377z> yes you have to write  them :D
[23:27] <DuKeS> ok..brb
[23:27] <bbt1> hello, i'd like to connect 2 pcs x gateway . any help?
[23:28] <ubernissen> Question, any Howto on auto cpu freq when on battery for Ubuntu 8.04.1 AMD64 on Lenovo T61?
[23:28] <Rindae> ceil420, for music
[23:28] <bobertdos> bbt1: Is that shorthand for 2 PC's through a router?
[23:29] <Bladedsha> DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0 0
[23:29] <bbt1> its trough a gateway (huawei)
[23:30] <bbt1> trough a gateway (huawei)
[23:30] <bobertdos> bbt1: oh yeah, that, everyone seems kinda tied up right now; I'm not sure we'll be very helpful.
[23:30] <Athenon_> Anybody know about this DCC SEND "startkeylogger" 0 0 0    thing?
[23:32] <brandan_> Hey does anyone know of a Application for Ubuntu that will display a icon that can blink on my desktop to show when my hard drive is reading/writing? I can't seem to hook up my hard drive light on my tower
[23:32] <DuKeS> nope that didnt help with the gdm login screen
[23:33] <EagleScreen> i ma setting up a FTP server using vsftd, now anonymous  remote users  can connect, but they cannot find any file in the root folder
[23:33] <brandan_> my computer slows down at times, i'm trying to figure out if its my hard drive(s) lagging behind or not...
[23:33] <Arfyness> brandan_: check out the krell suite: search your package manager (synaptic, or something like it) for "krell"
[23:33] <DuKeS> is there any way to specify the resolution i want for the login screen window? it's waaaay off center i cant see nothing but the background
[23:34] <Arfyness> brandan_: also you can add a system monitor utility to your gnome panel (if you use gnome)
[23:35] <brandan_> how do I do that, I can't find krell anywhere in Synaptic
[23:35] <brandan_> It's just not there...
[23:36] <dr_willis> gkrellm perhaps brandan_
[23:36] <dr_willis> !find gkrellm
[23:37] <sp0k34> austin eh
[23:37] <bobertdos> brandan_: Yeah, I was just about to do what dr_willis did. Keep in mind that very frequently generic Linux packages are under specific names, varying from distro to distro.
[23:38] <dr_willis> gkrellm - has been its name under every disrto  ive seen. :) theres also that conky program that can show lots of things
[23:38] <unitlar> Hi, Im am an total newbie with ubuntu, but I have a major issue, can someone help me
[23:38] <bobertdos> unitlar: Go ahead and ask.
[23:39] <DuKeS> help with login window anyone? i want it to be displayed at a certain resolution, as it is right now i can't see anything i type for username + password
[23:39] <dashnu> !empathy
[23:39] <unitlar> okay, I installed it, and it ran perfectly, then I updatet everything at rebootet, now I see the loading bar, and it shuts down, leaving me with a promt
[23:39] <zeelot> please someone help me...no svn clients on ubuntu 64bit 8.04 ever ask for login info I just get a 403 permission denied right away I need this to be fixed or I cant work!! anyone have any idea???
[23:40] <dashnu> Does anyone have Empathy working with MSN ?
[23:40] <Myrtti> zeelot: you are 100% sure you've got the password and everything correctly
[23:40] <zeelot> it doesnt ask for one
[23:40] <euxneks> unitlar there is something wrong with your Xorg configuration, check the Xorg logs
[23:40] <bobertdos> unitlar: a ttyl login prompt?
[23:40] <dashnu> I have 2.23.92 and it wont connect me
[23:41] <zeelot> Myrtti: someone my svn client decides to skip login and try to commit without
[23:41] <unitlar> how do I do this?
[23:41] <zeelot> somehow*
[23:41] <euxneks> unitlar, are you familiar with the command line?
[23:41] <unitlar> like the dos promt?
[23:41] <euxneks> unitlar, yes, similar
[23:42] <euxneks> unitlar, did you install anything recently?
[23:42] <Myrtti> zeelot: I suggest you try the commandline svn client
[23:42] <unitlar> can´t say, that I have a lot of experience with command line. I just updatet everything, that I could
[23:43] <unitlar> I tried to run it in safe mode, but it jumped out also
[23:43] <sanguisdex> zeelot: what svn clent do you use?
[23:43] <zeelot> sanguisdex: all of them do the same, including IDEs...it has to be something with my subversion settings
[23:44] <euxneks> unitlar: grep "EE" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:44] <sakuramboo> i have an issue with pulseaudio and my audigy platinum card, the pulseaudio volume meter shows that there is audio, but, i dont hear anything, yes the speakers are plugged into the right port
[23:45] <euxneks> unitlar, oh, you also need to login on that black screen that looks like dos
[23:45] <unitlar> I just type it in command line??
[23:45] <euxneks> normal user name and password
[23:45] <euxneks> yeah in the command line
[23:45] <euxneks> hopefully I've got you looking at the right file ...
[23:45] <euxneks> grep is a utility that looks for phrases and words within files
[23:45] <unitlar> what is the code for logging in?
[23:46] <memeemeee> how do I find out detailed information about current installed hardware (like system profiler in OSX)?
[23:46] <euxneks> you type your username, press enter
[23:46] <euxneks> type your password
[23:46] <euxneks> press enter
[23:46] <Typh> Are there any programs for Ubuntu similar to autohotkey for Windows? In this case, I want to map a shortcut to outputting arbitrary text
[23:46] <Typh> Like ^l outputting a string of lorem ipsum
[23:46] <gaintsura> Typh: its called Super
[23:46] <unitlar> what do I do, when I find the file?
[23:47] <euxneks> all you need to do is type           grep "EE" /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[23:47] <Typh> gaintsura: There's a piece of software called Super? Have a link? That's not a great name for SEO :)
[23:47] <gaintsura> oh, nvm, Typh there is a keyboard shortcut mapper on ubuntu, and if that doesn't work, compiz has keyboard shortcuts as well
[23:47] <gaintsura> typh lol
[23:47] <unitlar> okay, will do, or I will come back and ask again
[23:47] <euxneks> also, unitlar read this: http://linux.byexamples.com/archives/319/command-line-tutorial-for-beginners/
[23:48] <euxneks> will help out a bit with CLI and how it works :)
[23:48] <euxneks> unitlar, good luck
[23:48] <sakuramboo> in the sound preferences, if i select alsa, i hear the test beep, but when i select pulseaudio, the meter says theres sound, but i hear nothing
[23:49] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo: why do you need pulse ?
[23:49] <Typh> gaintsura: sadly neither of those seems to let you define custom actions
[23:49] <bobertdos> sakuramboo: Do you have anything else open while you're testing?
[23:49] <sakuramboo> bobertdos, no
[23:50] <gaintsura> Typh: compiz's shortcuts do
[23:50] <sakuramboo> DasE1, i dont need pulse, but i hate screwing around with this stuff because something always breaks and im forced to reinstall
[23:50] <gaintsura> its in general options->keyboard shortcuts typh
[23:50] <Typh> gaintsura: I must be looking in the wrong place.
[23:50] <e-rod> how can I update my kernel?? :)
[23:51] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo: alsa works fine for all my needs, have a certain sound-issue ?
[23:51] <e-rod> is a easy way to do it? :)
[23:51] <gaintsura> Typh, open the configure compiz dialog
[23:51] <bobertdos> sakuramboo: In this case, we recommend sticking with Alsa. Pulse is new and still fairly buggy.
[23:51] <sakuramboo> i was using onboard sound and didnt have any problems, but i need the front panel to my audigy
[23:51] <gaintsura> typh: select general options
[23:51] <Typh> gaintsura: Yeah, I'm in general options.
[23:52] <gaintsura> typh: its under the tab commands
[23:52] <sakuramboo> DasE1, alsa doesnt work well with the onboard sound card
[23:52] <gaintsura> first section is configuring the commands, second is the key
[23:53] <ivy_> Hi everyone.
[23:53] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo: (cli) sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[23:53] <gaintsura> typh: hope that helps, I've gotta run
[23:53] <Typh> gaintsura: I'll play around, thanks
[23:54] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo: lspci > lspci.txt && pastebinit lspci
[23:54] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo:give url from terminal in here
[23:54] <DasE1> ﻿sakuramboo: lspci > lspci.txt && pastebinit lspci.txt     ŝry
[23:54] <sakuramboo> http://pastebin.com/f487315b2
[23:55] <sakuramboo> line 23
[23:55] <clusby> anyone know if I can disable / remap the 'ctrl-alt-Fx' keys?
[23:55] <clusby> i.e. i have a virtual machine, and running excel is kinda hard because I would like 'ctrl-alt-F9'
[23:56] <drhe|lap> hey guys. i want to fresh install ubuntu on this 80gb sata drive. but only use up maybe 40gb for ubuntu. then i want to install xp on the rest. whats the best method for this.
[23:56] <milostrife> hey can anyone give me the terminal line to get x2chat on ubuntu
[23:57] <bobertdos> drhe|lap: Install XP first, otherwise you will want to shoot yourself later :p
[23:57] <milostrife> **irc
[23:57] <drhe|lap> hrmm
[23:57] <drhe|lap> i want to isntall ubuntu first. as i am having issues win xp picking up the onboard sata drivers for the 80gb.
[23:58] <cyban> drhe|lap, you familiar with partitioning etc?
[23:58] <drhe|lap> i am with windows
[23:58] <drhe|lap> but with linux. it seem rather odd.
[23:58] <iter> drhe|lap: you will still have that problem later, the solution is to slipstream a newer version of the disk drivers into windows or use a driver disk (F6 at startup)
[23:58] <cyban> similar concept, different names - install Ubuntu, let it do auto formatting, then modify the partition tables to leave yourself 40GB
[23:59] <iter> drhe|lap: older XP discs won't detect SATA drives
[23:59] <drhe|lap> ok
[23:59] <drhe|lap> hrmm.
[23:59] <iter> drhe|lap: you might google sata driver pack and/or nlite for more info
[23:59] <uaiui> hello guys
[23:59] <Unbe> Can anybody help me figure out how to circumvent/disable Xubuntu's "low graphics" failsafe mode for X?
[23:59] <TiTsAnDaSS> how do you install GTK+
[23:59] <ivy_> Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with a screen resolution problem?