[00:00] <Tonno> ok, It maybe be here www.getdeb.net right?
[00:00] <dijjnn> ok; thanks anyway.
[00:00] <Randal1> so the problem is that it won't let me navigate to the file because i get syntax error
[00:00] <Tonno> dekkong, ok, It maybe be here www.getdeb.net right?
[00:00] <grulk> HI guys, I have conky running, but when I put a window on top of it and then move it, conky is erased from the desktop and need to wait for it to draw again, is there a way to prevent that?
[00:00] <ChrisBookwood> jrib: /home/cb/.irssi.sh: line 4: wmctrl: command not found
[00:00] <jrib> ChrisBookwood: install it
[00:00] <juak> paggas: with ping -t 1 i have the round-robin responses from the two gateways :D :D:D thank you a lot man! i think i'm on the way now
[00:01] <ChrisBookwood> jrib: lol, i thought it a preinstalled thingy
[00:01] <zimbres> i have set the xdm as my display manager and then turned back to gdm editing the /etc/x11/default-display-manager file, and now i have problems with the keyboard layout in the terminal running the X server(Crtl Alt F7), How do i fix this?
[00:01] <jrib> ChrisBookwood: you need to read the documentation for wmctrl so that you can tell it what you want it to do (man wmctrl)
[00:01] <dekkong> Tonno: http://www.winehq.org/
[00:01] <X-plo> Hello ppl, I am unable to get my usb hub to work (D-Link DUB-H7 7-Port USB Hub) and wondered if anyone could possibly help me with this problem.
[00:01] <ChrisBookwood> jrib: thinking gets harder in these late hours -.-
[00:01] <Enissay> that works, thks for your help :)
[00:01] <ChrisBookwood> jrib: i have done that
[00:01] <radovich> i have hardy and interpid installed. i use hardy grub. i want to make ibex be default. how to edit menu.lst do make that happen?
[00:02] <Killeroid> radovich: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and find the line that says default 0, 0 means grub bootas the first option by default, so if you change it to 1 it will boot the second option by default and viceversa
[00:02] <Tonno> dekkong, is that page have the WINE in .deb ?
[00:02] <tj83> QUESTION: I have bumped into something that bugs me..... if i do ls --help is says that: -h, --human-readable       with -l, print sizes in human readable format(e.g., 1K 234M 2G) however... how does one determine how much data is in contained in a directory? not the size of the directory file itself?
[00:02] <dekkong> Tonno: yes it has
[00:03] <radovich> Killeroid, than you very much
[00:03] <jrib> tj83: du -sh
[00:03] <Tonno> dekkong, Thanks :) I gonna download it now
[00:03] <tj83> jrib, TY, i'll try that
[00:04] <dekkong> Tonno: :)
[00:04] <sagredo> HELLO UBUNTU FRIENDS!!!!1111one
[00:04] <ChrisBookwood> jrib: its working!
[00:04] <ChrisBookwood> many thanks, mate
[00:04] <ChrisBookwood> gotta log now, cya
[00:05] <Nepomuceno> HOLAS
[00:05] <adi1> hi all
[00:05] <Nepomuceno> HABLAS ESPAÑOL
[00:05] <Mimi> !es
[00:05] <MetalHeadDead> how do you force quit a program? the = of ctrl+alt+del?
[00:05] <sagredo> I can access my apache server from my LAN: i.e. 192.168.2.2, HOWEVER, I cannot access my apache server from the outside internet
[00:05] <adi1> about ekiga... where I  can buy credit to call landlines?
[00:05] <jrib> MetalHeadDead: type 'xkill' in a terminal and then click on the program
[00:05] <sagredo> Can anyone help?
[00:05] <MetalHeadDead> jrib: ty
[00:06] <adi1> accept diamondcard...
[00:06]  * GeOcs .
[00:06] <Mimi> MetalHeadDead,  or you can open  Gnome Monitor (gnome-monitor command) and select the program from the list
[00:06] <adi1> does anyone use ekiga in here?
[00:06] <zimbres> sagredo, yes
[00:06] <MetalHeadDead> oops
[00:06] <sagredo> zimbres: what do you got
[00:06]  * GeOcs can anyone help me install a leadtek tv tunner on ubuntu?!
[00:07] <MetalHeadDead> mimi: thanks
[00:07] <LjL> !tv | GeOcs
[00:07] <zimbres> sagredo, sorry i do no tknow
[00:07] <adi1> ekiga users please show up :)
[00:07] <GeOcs> merci
[00:07] <GeOcs> ops
[00:07] <GeOcs> i mean , thank you
[00:07] <Enissay> what's the best, fastest bittorent client?
[00:08] <LjL> adi1: perhaps try asking in #ekiga rather than doing the "anyone" thing?
[00:08] <adi1> Enissay | transmission
[00:08] <MetalHeadDead> enissay: i use transmission it's good
[00:08] <Enissay> GeOcs: lol
[00:08] <DINK> If I'm trying recover a fat32 partition that been partitioned to a different FS with TestDisk, should I partition the drive back to fat32 before running TestDisk or other recovery software?
[00:08] <adi1> no one there..:(
[00:09] <LjL> !best | Enissay
[00:10] <pgimeno> I can't get host name resolution working. /etc/resolv.conf did not exist but creating it doesn't help. Where do I enter the DNS host's IP address?
[00:10] <MetalHeadDead> what does zombie status mean in the system monitor?
[00:11] <Enissay> adi1: it's the one i'm using, but now most torrents I'm leeching say, "Error: Connection limit exceeded!"!!!!!!!
[00:11] <DCPom> MetalHeadDead, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_process
[00:12] <Enissay> MetalHeadDead: ﻿transmission is the one i'm using, but now most torrents I'm leeching say, "Error: Connection limit exceeded!"!!!!!!!
[00:12] <sagredo> DUDES! I cannot access my apache server from the outside Internet... What gives?!
[00:12] <MetalHeadDead> enissay: check your settings for connections
[00:13] <log_nick> does anyone know about puppy linux here?
[00:13] <emorris> Killeroid: hi, tried disabling the b43, but it didn't work. Got a feeling "Broadcom B43" is the driver and "wl" is the firmware
[00:13] <emorris> log_nick: a bit
[00:13] <log_nick> emorris i have nexuiz and it doesnt seem to run, something about glx visual isnt' working
[00:13] <Killeroid> emorris: are you using a dell?
[00:13] <emorris> Killeroid: yes
[00:13] <Killeroid> emorris: which one?
[00:13] <emorris> Killeroid: 1505
[00:13] <logivision> How sensitive is Ubuntu to hardware changes????
[00:14] <emorris> Killeroid: inspiron
[00:14] <Killeroid> emorris: i know exaclty what the problem is, i also use an e1505
[00:14] <log_nick> emorris would you happened to know how to setup glx visual or whatever needs to be done?
[00:14] <emorris> log_nick: doesn't puppy linux use xvesa?
[00:15] <log_nick> it can...but i use xorg
[00:15] <log_nick> emorris both options are available..
[00:16] <emorris> log_nick: taking a guess, you might have to install a propriety driver for your graphics card
[00:16] <logivision> If i need to change a processor or motherboard do I have to re-install Ubuntu or will it keep working no problem???
[00:16] <stevej678> need a link to read on configuring virgin broadband, or should i wait till 8.10?
[00:17] <krlitos> hey i am having trouble enableing my desktop effects after enableing my card
[00:17] <log_nick> emorris im on a gateway laptop...
[00:17] <csilk> krlitos,  what card?
[00:17] <Killeroid> emorris: basically, the new wl driver cant subside with the ssb, b43 driver but your modem uses the b44 driver which relies on the ssb driver. so for wl to work, you hav to blacklist b43, b44 and ssb but then you can use wired connections cos your modem deosnt have a driver.
[00:17] <Killeroid>  so you have to choose between using b43 and keeping your modem driver or using wl and having a really fast wireless connection but not being able to use a wired connection.
[00:17] <Guest20398> ,
[00:17] <emorris> Killeroid: yes? is it anything to do with this really bad network bug in intrepid?
[00:17] <emorris> woops
[00:18] <Killeroid> emorris: no, the network bug is something else
[00:18] <krlitos> nvidia
[00:18] <X-plo> Hello ppl, I am unable to get my usb hub to work (D-Link DUB-H7 7-Port USB Hub) and wondered if anyone could possibly help me with this problem.
[00:18] <csilk> krlitos,  oh rite, sorry I only have experience with ATI
[00:18] <emorris> Killeroid: ssb?
[00:18] <krlitos> ok
[00:19] <Killeroid> emorris: ssb module, both b43 and b44(the modem driver) rely on it
[00:19] <DINK> If I'm trying recover a fat32 partition that been partitioned to a different FS with TestDisk, should I partition the drive back to fat32 before running TestDisk or other recovery software?
[00:20] <emorris> Killeroid: ok, thanks. i'll probably stick with b43 for now. it works.
[00:20] <krlitos> some one knows about how to enable my desktop effects after enableing my nvidia card
[00:21] <krlitos> i am new at this
[00:21] <Killeroid> emorris: yeah, i always use wireless so it was easy for me to just switch to wl and junk the b43,b44, ssb driver. when i want to use a wired connection, i just manually unload the wl driver and then load the b44 and ssb driver
[00:21] <storrgie> Can anyone help me with some wireless issues
[00:21] <Killeroid> !ask | storrgie
[00:22] <emorris> Killeroid: sounds a pain in the arse TBH
[00:22] <strtok> anyone know how to tell ubuntu to "fix" nvidia drivers? both the kernel modules and the proprietary drivers
[00:22] <strtok> i had installed them manually and for some reason now my kernel updates fail because of missing dependencies
[00:22] <logivision> How sensitive is Ubuntu to hardware changes????????
[00:22] <storrgie> I have a WRT56G, Ralink chipset. It was just connected to my wireless network, when I restarted it connects to the network but says 0%, and I cant get an IP
[00:23] <krlitos> i enable my card drivers and when i am going to enable my desktop effects it says that it can not be enable
[00:23] <Killeroid> emorris: i use the wired connection, once in every month, so its perfect for me to use the wl for the rest fo the time. faster speeds when i sue wl instead of b43
[00:23] <Killeroid> *use
[00:24] <khalood_> ?
[00:24] <jspp_> Yay
[00:24] <jspp_> I got my wifi working
[00:25] <emorris> log_nick: i was going to suggest #puppylinux, but I see you're already there. you could also try #ati or #nvidia for info re. proprietry drivers
[00:25] <khalood_> I have 1 primary drive that has windows, 1 extended contains 4 logical drives , now , should what should I make the extra drive for / ? primary or logical ?
[00:26] <chilly> #ubuntu-es
[00:26] <storrgie> ﻿I have a WRT56G, Ralink chipset. It was just connected to my wireless network, when I restarted it connects to the network but says 0%, and I cant get an IP. Anyone using this card? I have never had this issue before so I dont know how to diagnose it further
[00:27] <strtok> "Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)
[00:28] <khalood_> ????? any answer?
[00:28] <emorris> Killeroid: interesting. are there any other advantages of wl over b43?
[00:28] <GaMbi_DK> Umm.. im in ccsm atm.. Iw saw some kewl videos with the cube.. but cant get it to work.. the desktop wall and all the other effects works perfectly! but Cant get the damn cube to appear.. anyone who can help? could it be due to my TV-out?
[00:28] <logivision> Will changing a motherboard or processor run you into any problems if you don't re-install Ubuntu?
[00:28] <GaMbi_DK>  anyone who got the cube desktop to work with tv-out? :)
[00:28] <khalood_> I have 1 primary drive that has windows, 1 extended contains 4 logical drives , now , should what should I make the extra drive for / ? primary or logical ?
[00:29] <marcules> Is there in xchat a setting to prevent showing nicks which could be too long?
[00:29] <storrgie> ﻿I have a WRT56G, Ralink chipset. It was just connected to my wireless network, when I restarted it connects to the network but says 0%, and I cant get an IP
[00:30] <Killeroid> emorris: signal quality is better, b43 used to output a lot of errors ito my system log, no more errors ever since i started using wl. Personall, the greatest perk is the speed. very vast difference for me.
[00:31] <DINK> If I'm trying recover a fat32 partition that been partitioned to a different FS with TestDisk, should I partition the drive back to fat32 before running TestDisk or other recovery software?
[00:32] <DINK> or if anyone can point me in the direction of a chanel might be able to help
[00:33] <Killeroid> DINK: you most probably wont be able to recover anything since you wiped the old partition and then installed a few FS. ask in ##linux but i am pretty sure they will tell you the same
[00:33] <DasEi> DINK:its not formatted yet ? only parti-table ?
[00:35] <Killeroid> DasEi: since he repartitioned to a different FS, he most definitely formatted it
[00:35] <storrgie> how do you force restart a wireless card?
[00:35] <DINK> I just created a new 1 partition
[00:35] <DINK> so I'm not sure
[00:35] <ubuntu_todd> how to see text website in terminal?
[00:35] <thiebaude> dink:are you dual-booting?
[00:36] <bruenig> ubuntu_todd: use a text browser
[00:36] <DINK> thiebaude: This is on an auxilarly drive
[00:36] <DINK> so no
[00:36] <DasEi> DINK:if you formatted, it'll be quite impossible to recover any data
[00:36] <Killeroid> ubuntu_todd: use elinks
[00:36] <LjL> ubuntu_todd: are you looking for a text-mode web browser?
[00:36] <ubuntu_todd> Yes.
[00:36] <Killeroid> ubuntu_todd: sudo apt-get install elinks
[00:36] <LjL> ubuntu_todd: try one of these - elinks, lynx, w3m, edbrowse, netrik
[00:36] <DINK> DasEi: would a format on a 1 TB drive take a long time?
[00:36] <thiebaude> !w3m
[00:36] <LjL> !info w3m
[00:37] <DINK> DasEi: because I seem to remember it taking like less than a minute
[00:37] <thiebaude> thanks ljl
[00:37] <FeiRuoWa> hello. i heard that somebody in here may know of a kswahili channel on freenode somewhere?
[00:37] <DasEi> DINK:depends on machine, generally yes
[00:37] <ubuntu_todd> Is that save to use text browser?
[00:37] <LjL> FeiRuoWa: #ubuntu-sw perhaps
[00:37] <DasEi> DINK:good sign
[00:38] <LjL> ubuntu_todd: sorry, i didn't understand your question
[00:38] <Killeroid> ubuntu_todd: yes, no javascript is run so you should be very safe
[00:38] <LjL> Killeroid: i believe w3m (and perhaps others) support javascript
[00:38] <DasEi> DINK:can you tell a litttle mre about the environment ? ubuntu machine ? sys drive ?
[00:38] <ubuntu_todd> Hehe. Does every website have a text mode?
[00:39] <LjL> ubuntu_todd: no. next to no websites do. these browsers just let you see *normal* websites as text.
[00:39] <DINK> DasEi: because I'm running TestDisk right now and it's just taking bloody forever and I'm wondering If I should have partitioned it back to fat32 because I might be able to recover data that way if can work in a fat32 environment (it's looking like it's going to take ~3 days to complete the scan)
[00:39] <storrgie> i am having issues with my wireless card can anyone help me, it is a WRT56G, and was working 10 minutes ago... i dont know how to troubleshoot it
[00:39] <krlitos> what are the reason why i could not ennable my desktop effects after installing my card and compiz
[00:40] <ubuntu_todd> Killeroid: So what's the advantage of using text websites?
[00:41] <DasEi> DINK:can you tell a litttle mre about the environment ? ubuntu machine ? sys drive ? steps taken until now ?
[00:41] <DINK> DasEi: it was an external 1TB drive that I was moving files off of (to be backed up :/  ) and I thought I had all the files off of it so I turned the drive into HFS+ but then realized that I hadn't moved off all the data
[00:41] <Killeroid> ubuntu_todd: i dont understand your question. if you are asking the advantages of using a text browser, then i guess, i use a text browser when i have no need to render the imageso n a website , i just want t read
[00:42] <ubuntu_todd> Killeroid: Same for me. But it is a little bit difficult to use. Cause I have used the GUI for many many years.
[00:42] <LjL> ubuntu_todd: err... then use the GUI
[00:43] <thiebaude> killeroid:too many commands in w3m, the text browser, didnt even know where to enter a web address
[00:43] <storrgie> comon noone has ever had to diagnose wireless problems? i would just like to know where to start
[00:43] <Killeroid> thiebaude: i use elinks, the learnnig curve is very gentle IMO
[00:44] <ubuntu_todd> LjL: Sometimes I like in terminal to make program and listen to music using mpg123. But most of my time I use firefox to browser.
[00:44] <thiebaude> killeroid:is elinks in the repositories?
[00:44] <Killeroid> thiebaude: yes
[00:44] <LjL> !info elinks | thiebaude
[00:44] <khalood> i have one primary partition , 1 extended , do I have to make a dedicated primary partition for ubuntu or i can use the extended ?
[00:44] <thiebaude> kewl, i'll try it and see what happens, ljl,killeroid
[00:44]  * mgroman is wondering ... who let the dawggs out?!?!oneone!
[00:44] <LjL> khalood: you can use the extended (and create logical partitions in it), if you want
[00:45] <LjL> khalood: but you can have up to 4 primary partitions, so do you really need an extended?
[00:45] <LjL> !offtopic | mgroman
[00:45] <khalood> LjL: no , because I already have it , so why creating a primary unless it has extra benefits
[00:46] <DasEi> DINK:I see, then testdisk is one solution, until you couldn't help with gparted (don't FORMAT!), also hdparm could help or pc inspector file recovery from a win machine, BUT try not make changes on and on on the disk
[00:46] <khalood> LjL:  I already  have  1 primary , 1 extended with 4 logical partitions
[00:46] <LjL> khalood: well, it can be slightly confusing sometimes with partition names
[00:46] <LjL> khalood: ah well, in that case you certainly need an extended, if you have 5 in total
[00:46] <musashi> i am trying to boot intrepid in vbox and i get an error about "this kernel requires an x85-64 cpu but only detected an i686." I have a 64 bit CPU and run 64 bit hardy right now. any idea what i'm missing? i don't see a config option for this.
[00:46] <DasEi> DINK:what a machine is doing the testdisk job ?
[00:46] <LjL> !intrepid | musashi
[00:47] <thiebaude> killeroid:that's neat and its easy to use, just type a web site address
[00:47] <thiebaude> elinks
[00:47] <khalood> LjL: no , there is only 1 primary , those 4 logically are inside the extended
[00:47] <musashi> LjL, yes. i'm aware. i usually play with beta versions this way or with a full install
[00:47] <LjL> khalood: right, so anyway you have 5 "real" partitions (stuff containing data) in total... one is a primary and four are logical
[00:47] <storrgie> Can anyone assist me in troubleshooting my wireless card?
[00:47] <khalood> LjL: yes
[00:47] <LjL> musashi: if you're aware then why are you asking here?
[00:48] <musashi> LjL, ah, missing the bit about the other channel. my bad
[00:48] <Killeroid> thiebaude: yeah, g  to open a url , t to open new tab, insert to scroll up and delete to scrool down, plus elinks supports the mouse
[00:48] <khalood> LjL: should I create a primary for the ubuntu or make it beside the 4 logical
[00:48] <khalood> LjL: so they will be 6 in total ( adding a /swap )
[00:49] <LjL> khalood, i'd make a primary personally
[00:49] <LjL> khalood: but it's really up to you
[00:50] <khalood> LjL: if they have similar benefits then i'd go with primiary
[00:50] <maco> i'm trying to compile a kernel for class.  it's 2.6.17.14, and i have a .config.  when i "make oldconfig" on centos5, it does its thing without question.  on ubuntu it asks about 20 questions instead of just following the .config.  why?
[00:50] <dr_willis> maco,  i would guess the ubuntu kernel source has some patches that dont have answers in the .config
[00:51] <maco> dr_willis: but im not using ubuntu's kernel source
[00:51] <dr_willis> maco,  no idea then.
[00:51] <maco> dr_willis: i'm trying to compile a vanilla kernel. it compiles on centos, but not on ubuntu
[00:51] <dr_willis> lets look at !kernel
[00:51] <dr_willis> !kernel
[00:51] <storrgie> seriously can someone help with this wireless issue?
[00:51]  * GeOcs can anyone guide me how to install a winfast tv2000 RM on Ubuntu?
[00:52] <Killeroid> !tvcard > GeOCs
[00:52] <DasEi> DINK:if it was a fat 32 sys before, maybe a win machine can do a better job than an ext -optimized system
[00:54]  * mgroman is wondering ... who let the dawggs out?!?!oneone! | biella 
[00:54] <Ron_Paul_> Does anyone know how to setup SMTP authentication for Zimbra? If you do, please open chat with me!
[00:54] <mgroman> Ron_Paul_: try #zimbra
[00:54] <GeOcs> I've been there, but I'm new in Linux and I don't understand much of the instructions
[00:54] <mgroman> fine im leaving
[00:55] <krlitos> can anyone help me to ennable my desktop effects i am new at this
[00:56] <LjL> khalood, the only benefit the primary doesn't give you is the ability to later add even more primary partitions. but since it seems you already have a few, that might not be an issue.
[00:56] <krlitos> :)
[00:57] <dr_willis> krlitos,  you must have the proper drivers set up for your video card first.. tell the channel your video card.  If its ati/nvidia - the hardware-driver tool should set them up for you
[00:57] <dr_willis> !nvidia | krlitos
[00:57] <DrX> how do you fix x windows won't start?
[00:57] <krlitos> i allready enable my card its an nvidia an its in use
[00:58] <krlitos> and i downloaded compiz
[00:58] <DINK> DasEi: I had a phone call let me read your messages
[00:58] <jrib> krlitos: "downloaded compiz"?  What do you mean?  It's installed by default
[00:59] <Wintervenom> I managed to fix my DSDT file, but for some reason the ACPI module occasionally gets killed for some reason when Ubuntu boots, and powernowd freezes up.
[00:59] <postersandguitar> I have nvidia-settings. where do I go to tell it what kind of monitor I have and the res?
[00:59] <storrgie> when i connect to my wireless network it just says 0%
[00:59] <Wintervenom> Is there anything I can do to fix that?
[00:59] <Guest85278> Can I compress a XFS, JFS, ReiserFS ou Ext4 filesystem to save diskspace like in NTFS?
[00:59] <DasEi> DINK:I see, then testdisk is one solution, until you couldn't help with gparted (don't FORMAT!), also hdparm could help or pc inspector file recovery from a win machine, BUT try not make changes on and on on the disk
[00:59] <DasEi> DINK:what a machine is doing the testdisk job ?
[00:59] <DasEi> DINK:if it was a fat 32 sys before, maybe a win machine can do a better job than an ext -optimized system
[00:59] <DINK> ah thanks I was reading above :D
[01:00] <maco> i'm trying to compile a vanilla kernel on ubuntu with a .config from class.  on centos5, "make oldconfig" does not ask questions. on ubuntu it does.  why?
[01:00] <DasEi> np, get a flood-spot, lol, DINK
[01:00] <dasickis> hey
[01:00] <krlitos> sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[01:00] <krlitos> i run this in terminal
[01:01] <postersandguitar> where can I say what my monitor is?
[01:01] <DasEi> ﻿Guest85278: no, not in that direct accesible way
[01:01] <dasickis> how do i figure out what compact flash reader do i have?
[01:01] <krlitos> my card is an riva tnt2 64pro
[01:01] <DINK> DasEi:"until you couldn't help with gparted (don't FORMAT!)" what do you  mean by this?
[01:01] <postersandguitar> Where do I set my monitor type and resolution?
[01:01] <Flare183> !x | postersandguitar
[01:02] <DasEi> DINK:I mean to use it to figure out the right device n fs and then manully try to mount it
[01:02] <postersandguitar> I' looking to do it graphically
[01:02] <natalisushka> HI, anyone can suggest to me a good DVD ripper to rip a DVD movie into avi or whatever?
[01:02] <Flare183> postersandguitar: That is graphical
[01:02] <Flare183> postersandguitar: Look at the link
[01:02] <legend2440> krlitos: open  system>preferences>appearance>visual effects tab>then Extra
[01:03] <Guest85278> DasEi, is there another way to save diskspace?
[01:03] <DINK> natalisushka: handbrake is nice
[01:03] <DasEi> ﻿Guest85278: can compress unused files or back em up elsewhere
[01:03] <krlitos> it says could not be enable
[01:04] <Flare183> !en
[01:04] <Redemption2021> I have problems watching almost all videos on the internet, any solutions?
[01:05] <Flare183> *dvd | natalisushka
[01:05] <Flare183> crap
[01:05] <Flare183> !dvd | natalisushka
[01:05] <DINK> DasEi: well I know which device the drive is and the old File system (fat32) so are you saying find the old partition headers (I think that's the term) and restore the drive taht way?
[01:05] <Guest85278> DasEi, Compress using gzip ou bzip2 files?
[01:05] <Flare183> sry wrong one
[01:05] <Guest85278> DasEi, Oh no.. it's so boring like compressing every file I'm not using with zip on windows and after uncompressing it manually before an access..
[01:05] <Berto> Hi - Firefox automatically saves PDF files, but i want it to give me a choice.  Where do I change that default option?
[01:06] <storrgie> my wireless network connection keeps saying 0%, what is going wrong?
[01:06] <Guest85278> DasEi, I need something automatic like in Ms Windows.. it's not possible that it doesn't exist at this time (2008)
[01:06] <Redemption2021> storrgie have you restarted your router?
[01:06] <Flare183> !wireless > storrgie (Have you checked this yet?)
[01:07] <DasEi> DINK: right
[01:07] <steven__> How do I remove nvidia driver that I downloaded from there site. .run file
[01:07] <krlitos> at the how to says that the driver for my card is nvidia-glx-legacy how i installit
[01:08] <people> question -- I got the NVidia drivers working great from the nvidia website itself everything is smooth compiz fusion works like magic
[01:08] <people> until i reboot
[01:08] <people> then X won't start at all I have to build the nvidia driver each time i boot up
[01:08] <dr_willis> krlitos,    should be an icon at top right that runs the hardware-driver tool that should ask/download/install the proper drivers
[01:08] <DasEi> ﻿Guest85278: I never seen this for ext3, and harddrives became cheap
[01:09] <HymnToLife> people: most likely a conflict, have you properly uninstalled the version of the drivers that ship w/ Ubuntu?
[01:09] <people> no
[01:09] <dr_willis> krlitos,  or fire up the package manager and manually install 'nvidia-glx-legacy' package.. or 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy'
[01:09] <people> its from the nvidia
[01:09] <people> website
[01:09] <DasEi> ﻿Guest85278: also next to performance it always was a problem with loosing data
[01:09] <people> those drivers don't work right
[01:09] <people> it always worked before, i just had to reinstall with a new HD now it doesnt
[01:10] <krlitos> ok it says is already the newest version
[01:10] <dr_willis> krlitos,  if you just installed them in this session. You will need to reboot for them to take full effect.
[01:11] <krlitos> ok thaks ill be back
[01:11] <DasEi> DINK:what a machine is doing the testdisk job ?
[01:12] <jadams_> so I have an intel ICH10 SATA controller and I cannot install ubuntu from a sata cd rom onto my sata hard drives, it drops to busybox
[01:13] <jadams_> I've seen plenty of forum posts that suggest various things, such as break=top, modprobe piix, but I have no piix module when I try that
[01:13] <jadams_> I've set my SATA to compatibility mode, as another suggested
[01:13] <jadams_> still no dice
[01:13] <jadams_> any help?
[01:13] <dasickis> i need to install to compact flash what's the best way to do this?
[01:13] <dasickis> i have the drive in but Ubuntu can't find it
[01:14] <KMan2121> i need help setting up my wireless internet on ubuntu
[01:14] <Ademan> is it possible to mount only certain directories on a device?   for instance /dev/sda1/myhome -> /home/me      /dev/sda1/config -> /etc        and so on  (this is an example that might not make sense, but the actual application, i think, is rather nice)
[01:14] <mneptok> jadams_: in your BIOS does the SATA controller offer an IDE and RAID mode?
[01:14] <DasEi> jadams_:ibex?
[01:15] <jadams_> DasEi, when I tried that, it failed with a panic
[01:15] <KMan2121> i need help setting up my wireless internet on ubuntu
[01:15] <jadams_> mneptok, no RAID, I've got the SATA in IDE rather than AHCI mode
[01:15] <DasEi> jadams_:are u sing hardy or ibex ?
[01:15] <dr_willis> Ademan,  not that i have ever seen.. You could perhaps use  soft links , to  make one directory that you want access to - appear somewhere.
[01:16] <KMan2121> can some1 plz help me?
[01:16] <mneptok> jadams_: pu it in AHCI, please
[01:16] <mneptok> jadams_: *put
[01:16] <jadams_> DasEi, hardy, ibex fails with a panix
[01:16] <jadams_> mneptok, will try
[01:16] <Ademan> dr_willis: that's unfortunate, since a fair number of applications have the ability to deal with soft links differently
[01:17] <dr_willis> Ademan,  use hardlinks perhaps.. Ive hever had issues with software  having issues with softlinks
[01:17] <dr_willis> That was redundant of me to repeate.. :)
[01:17] <Ademan> :-p
[01:18] <Ademan> the thing about hard links is they don't work across devices, and may not work across mount points, but i'll look into it, thanks
[01:18] <eitreach> I have a related problem with what must be a sata drive. I installed Hardy onto it a few months ago, and it was trouble free, right untill today, with no updates. When trying to boot with a live-cd, I have run gparted and removed the partitions, and when I try to install, I can't write any new partitions to it.
[01:18] <dr_willis> Ademan,  i have  linked like /etc/Somthing to /mnt/extradrive/settings  befor.
[01:18] <Ademan> with hard links?
[01:18] <dr_willis> Ademan,  soft links only if across devices.. as you said.
[01:18] <KMan2121> can some1 plz help me?!
[01:18] <Ademan> ah, cool, well i may be overly paranoid about the implications of soft links then
[01:18] <dr_willis> Ademan,   had to move some things from / to some free space on my /home partition befor.
[01:19] <Ademan> !ask | KMan2121
[01:19] <dr_willis> Ademan,  I will say.. i cant rember ANY issues with using softlinks.
[01:19] <DasEi> jadams_:but hardy works ?
[01:19] <dr_willis> Ademan,  compared to say.. using shortcuts under windows.. :) ive had lots of issues with them
[01:19] <Ademan> dr_willis: :-)
[01:19] <KMan2121> i asked twice already but i'll ask again: i need help setting up my wireless internet on ubuntu
[01:19] <EvilDaemon> I have a port question. If I'm using port 6667, can any other process use it?
[01:19] <dr_willis> !wireless | KMan2121
[01:20] <Ademan> haha
[01:20] <mneptok> jadams_: any luck?
[01:20] <dr_willis> KMan2121,  explain more details to the channel.  thats a broad topic.
[01:20] <KMan2121> i'll try tht thanx
[01:20] <KMan2121> i jus don't no how
[01:20] <KMan2121> i'll try the link tho
[01:20] <mneptok> KMan2121: what kind of machine?
[01:21] <KMan2121> its custom made
[01:21] <[TiZ]> I'm currently customizing a liveCD. I've installed a bunch of packages and added a background, but now I want to copy over the panel, theme, and font settings from here into the liveCD. How would I do so?
[01:21] <DCPom> this afternoon, i had an update waiting for the firefox plugin mouse gestures redox. when i installed and relaunched the add-ons prefs said i needed to restart AGAIN to complete the installation. and this won't go away (aka it won't install) does anyone know a solution
[01:21] <Ademan> dr_willis: i had this crazy idea to keep the majority of / on a flash drive, excluding directories that might get excessively big, like maybe /opt /usr/*/games and such, and then mount /home from a traditional hard drive
[01:21] <cmdbbq> hey, anyone else her use banshee-1 ? I am trying to add the BBC to its internet radio stations, but I can't find the config folder and adding the addresses manually doesn't work
[01:21] <arrrghhh> so i have an issue with nautilus.  it randomly doesn't show files in folders!  it literally says 0 items.  i can view the same files using ls, thunar, etc...
[01:22] <DasEi> jadams_:one machine I run has the same busybox-thing with ibex, both sata, hd n cd, but hardy works well, otherwise hardy>live>updateinitramfs
[01:22] <Ademan> the idea being faster boot times... while not sacrificing storage space for user data
[01:22] <[TiZ]> arrrghhh, are they dot files?
[01:22] <bruenig> arrrghhh: don't use nautilus
[01:22] <DrX> my xwindows won't start... is there a quick fix?
[01:22] <dr_willis> Ademan, gotta watch out  for some things in /  - some of the stuff may be needed very early in the boot up, befor stuff is fully mounted.
[01:22] <arrrghhh> [TiZ], not by a longshot
[01:22] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off.
[01:22] <arrrghhh> bruenig, how do i replace nautilus with thunar?
[01:22] <bruenig> just use thunar
[01:22] <dr_willis> Ademan,  i dont worry about 2 Min boot times.. when i have 3+month Uptimes.
[01:22] <bruenig> like click on it and stuff
[01:23] <[TiZ]> Oh. That reminds me, I need to install epdfview into my livecd
[01:23] <dr_willis> Just make an icon to Thunar on the desktop. :) but thats not exactly what you asked.
[01:23] <Ademan> dr_willis: i thought /boot was all you needed to get going, from there, i mean /*/bin and /etc and /usr/share would be available to any startup programs
[01:23] <arrrghhh> bruenig, well when i go to places and open a place it defaults to nautilus, i want it to default to nautilus
[01:23] <arrrghhh> it's for my girlfriend, i want to make this as *simple* (read: break-proof) as possible.
[01:23] <Ademan> dr_willis: think is i'm thinking about a laptop that I tote around alot, looking to get a netbook and set something like what i'm describing up
[01:23] <dr_willis> Ademan,  /boot has the kernel stuff.. once the kernel is loaded.. /boot isent even needed.. gentoo dosent mount /boot by default.
[01:23] <bruenig> oh well you can't do that because gnome is as locked in and awful as osx and windows combined, but you can use it yourself
[01:24] <dr_willis> Ademan,  looking at those netbooks also. :) perhaps this Xmas i may get one.
[01:24] <legend2440> arrrghhh: http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease
[01:24] <Ademan> #kde is that way...
[01:24] <[TiZ]> bruenig: if you feel that way, what are you doing in the gnome ubuntu channel? O_o
[01:24] <arrrghhh> legend2440, thanks!  that site is awesome, i've used it before for going to "pure-gnome", "pure-kde" etc.
[01:24] <jadams_> mneptok, thanks, that worked
[01:24] <jadams_> I would've mentioned sooner but I was getting the installer started
[01:25] <dr_willis> Gnome does take a 'when in doubt lock it out' mentality :)  but in some cases thats good..
[01:25] <jadams_> mneptok, awesome.  I have an intel quad core Q6600, 4GB RAM in this sucker, so I'm siked to get it running
[01:25] <[TiZ]> Anyways, how do I copy my panel, theme, and font settings into a liveCD that I'm editing. I've got a terminal open, chrooted into it.
[01:26] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off.
[01:26] <jadams_> my work computer is an AMD quad core (phenom?) and it's alright, but I've heard the intel beats its pants off and tomshardware seems to agree.
[01:26] <bruenig> [TiZ]: this is not exclusively a channel about supporting the particular gnome package in ubuntu iirc
[01:26] <DINK> DasEi: a Macbook
[01:26] <bruenig> I mean that is what it boils down to so often because we shy away from cli for some reason, but there are other questions occasionally
[01:26] <[TiZ]> Of course not, but it seems weird that an obvious kde fan would be here in the gnome ubuntu channel
[01:26] <cmdbbq> isn't there a #kubuntu?
[01:27] <bruenig> [TiZ]: I don't use kde
[01:27] <[TiZ]> Exactly. The- oh. XFCE?
[01:27] <cmdbbq> there is indeed
[01:27] <cmdbbq> ah i <3 XFCE
[01:27] <arrrghhh> there is a #kubuntu
[01:27] <arrrghhh> i use kde
[01:28] <DasEi> DINK:Hardy on mac
[01:28] <KMan2121> i'm so clueless rite now, i need step-by-step instructions on how 2 set up my internet
[01:28] <bruenig> [TiZ]: dwm
[01:28] <cmdbbq> anyhow, does anyone know where the banshee-1 package puts its config files?
[01:28] <[TiZ]> I see.
[01:28] <LjL> [TiZ], this is not the "GNOME" ubuntu channel. it's the ubuntu channel period.
[01:29] <Ademan> bruenig: really dwm? that's pretty hardcore, how do you like it?
[01:29] <cmdbbq> it didn't create a ~/.gnome2/banshee
[01:29] <[TiZ]> A little late jumping on me, there.
[01:29] <bruenig> dwm is great, no clutter, everything you need, just fluid and uninvasive
[01:29] <dr_willis> KMan2121,  first step would be getting the wirless card working properly, thats the hard part.. then you would configure networking.. I dont do wireless any more.. so cant help much more then that. Determine your exact wireless card, and its chipset, would be #1 task to do
[01:29] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i don't understand the last step?
[01:30] <alms> i have the eeepc 1000h with win xp installed , booting up with my eeeubuntu cd -- i remember last time getting confused with the hard drive config (how do i shrink the ntfs partition to make room for ubuntu . . .). do i need to prepare for the install by pre-formatting the hard drive partitions?
[01:30] <arrrghhh> KMan2121, plug it in, it works!
[01:30] <arrrghhh> at least it always has for me haha
[01:30] <KMan2121> i can't
[01:30] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off.
[01:30] <KMan2121> its at least 50 ft away from the router... nd i don't have an ethernet cable tht long
[01:30] <cmdbbq> whoa dwm is intense
[01:30] <KMan2121> u wanna sell one 2 me???
[01:31] <arrrghhh> KMan2121, i crimp my own cable.  it'll be expensive haha
[01:31] <postersandguitar> My monitor is 1400 x 1050. I use a nvidia graphics card. X autoconfigurations detects it as 1280 x 800. Nvidia config detects as something out of my monitors range. How do I fix this, and still use nvidia-settings?
[01:31] <KMan2121> ok...
[01:31] <Ademan> bruenig: how many other tiling window managers have you tried?  I was looking at awesomewm, it's basically dwm without the crap about compiling in your config (which i've done...)
[01:31] <KMan2121> how bout $30???
[01:31] <arrrghhh> KMan2121, i'm not going to sell you any cat5.  i don't even have any bulk cable anymore.
[01:31] <KMan2121> lol jk
[01:31] <postersandguitar> ﻿My monitor is 1400 x 1050. I use a nvidia graphics card. X autoconfigurations detects it as 1280 x 800. Nvidia config detects as something out of my monitors range. How do I fix this, and still use nvidia-settings?
[01:32] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i don't understand the last step? (Network managers problem part) I don't get what its doing really?
[01:32] <bruenig> Ademan: I went to dwm first, it worked great, didn't move on. Awesome and the others are bigger in size and slightly slower. Although I doubt significantly. Dwm does one thing and does it perfectly. It doesn't really branch into the areas of awesome and the others with their little widget things and such
[01:32] <alms> so i am really worried at this point i am at the 'prepare disk space component of my install -- i can do guided (resize scsI1 (0,0,0), partition #2 (sda) and use freed space <-- will this disturb my windows partition -- what if i want more space for windows??
[01:33] <[TiZ]> Back from unannounced afk. Where was I? Oh yes. I want to copy my panel, theme, and font settings from my user account to the livecd default one. I have a chrooted terminal open and ready to go. I'm using Gnome, by the way.
[01:33] <Zirk> i would do a manual resize for your partitions
[01:34] <arrrghhh> k i'm out.  thanks legend2440
[01:34] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off. (x4)
[01:34] <alms> i'll take a web-site or tutorial . . . i am sure other folks (noob's) have installed ubuntu over windows
[01:34] <Zirk> alms, do you already have xp installed and if so, have you backed up your data?
[01:34] <alms> Zirk -- xp is installed, my data are backed up
[01:35] <KMan2121> does any1 here have an aim, yahoo, etc where they can give me step-by-step instructions on setting up my wireless internet?
[01:35] <alms> eeepc 1000h with xp sp3
[01:35] <KMan2121> cuz i've been trying for 3 days...
[01:35] <Randal1> Kman2121 i just had that problem and fixed it i can try
[01:35] <[TiZ]> KMan2121, I can PM you and help you out.
[01:35] <Zirk> but you have not yet set aside partitions for ubuntu, correct?
[01:35] <Randal1> send me a PM and i'll see what i can do
[01:35] <KMan2121> ok
[01:35] <cmdbbq> the bloody hell!is there anyway to do a system wide search for a folder?
[01:35] <KMan2121> by email or wat?
[01:36] <Randal1> just PM me
[01:36] <mneptok> coloclone: "sudo updatedb && locate foldername" (and please watch the language)
[01:36] <dulak> cmdbbq: sudo find / -name foldername
[01:36] <mneptok> cmdbbq: ^^^
[01:36] <[TiZ]> cmdbbq, do "sudo find / -type d -name foldername"
[01:36] <[TiZ]> ...in a terminal
[01:36] <Randal1> how do i tell what kind of WEP pass my pass is?
[01:36] <mneptok> Randal1: look in the WAP interface
[01:37] <mneptok> Randal1: and don't use WEP ;)
[01:37] <subdolus> 10 4 * * * /usr/bin/wget -i /media/disk-4/dump/list4
[01:37] <subdolus> with that in crontab, why did it not start downloading at 4.10AM ?
[01:37] <jrib> subdolus: where do you expect it to download to?
[01:38] <LjL> subdolus: user crontab i assume?
[01:39] <postersandguitar> How do I launch text editor in root?
[01:39] <subdolus> jrib: I'm no sure... I didn
[01:39] <xomp> postersandguitar, gksudo gedit
[01:39] <subdolus> I didn't think about that
[01:39] <[TiZ]> postersandguitar, "gksudo gedit"
[01:39] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off. (x5)
[01:39] <postersandguitar> thanks
[01:39] <LjL> or "sudoedit", which might be better
[01:39] <jrib> subdolus: try telling it where you want it to download to
[01:40] <nodealmsft> does anyone know of why I was able to use my java client to access a remote computer on LOGMEIN.COM one time on this linux box and I have not lost the ability to run it on my laptop ubuntu? Java works in all tests
[01:40] <[TiZ]> I'm currently customizing a liveCD. I've done a lot to it already, but now I want to copy my panel, theme, icon, and font settings into the liveCD, and set them as the defaults. Can anyone please help me out?
[01:41] <aminh> hey guys i have mac with os x tiger on it and an ubuntu machine...how can view and share files with the two computers?
[01:41] <aaron> Does ubuntu support Eee Box B202?
[01:42] <jrib> aminh: right click -> properties  on an ubuntu folder.  Then "share".  On osx, "connect to server" (or something similar) in Finder and connect to smb://ip_of_your_ubuntu_machine
[01:44] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) so on the final step (network manager problems) what exactly is the command line thing doing cause i can't get it too work
[01:45] <wartalker> who know the latest driver for nvidia GM 8600 GT?
[01:45] <LjL> !latest
[01:45] <tsuna27> hi i use Wubi and have ubuntu installed, how can i update 2 the new ubuntu wen it comes out
[01:46] <[TiZ]> tsuna27, hit Alt+F2 and do "update-manager -d"
[01:46] <Randal1> can someone answer my question?
[01:46] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off. (x6)
[01:46] <nodealmsft> been in here for 5 mins
[01:46] <nodealmsft> no answer
[01:47] <tsuna27> TIz: but even in Wubi??
[01:47] <nodealmsft> ﻿does anyone know of why I was able to use my java client to access a remote computer on LOGMEIN.COM one time on this linux box and I have not lost the ability to run it on my laptop ubuntu? Java works in all tests
[01:47] <[TiZ]> tsuna27: I think so.
[01:47] <caveman26> how do I change my system hostname?
[01:47] <aminh> guys i'm trying to share a folder but it says u don't have permission.?
[01:47] <AdamMoredo> xomp: Try #cups as well
[01:47] <jrib> !hostname | caveman26
[01:47] <jrib> aminh: log out and log back in
[01:47] <caveman26> ty
[01:47] <jrib> aminh: (it's a bug)
[01:48] <Randal1>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) so on the final step (network manager problems) what exactly is the command line thing doing cause i can't get it too work
[01:48] <AdamMoredo> xomp: Also, turn up the debug level on the cups server configuration file (/etc/cups/cupsd.conf)
[01:48] <aminh> jrib, are u sure
[01:48] <Expl0ited> how do I stall xfce without it taking over my ubuntu install.
[01:48] <jrib> aminh: yes... come back afterwards
[01:48] <AdamMoredo> xomp: Then keep checking /var/log/cups/ for any updates
[01:48] <postersandguitar> Both nvidia-xconfig and  x autoconfigure detect my resolution wrong, nvidia-xconfig not even in the monitors range. I need to be able to use nvidia settings, but can't without nvidia-xconfig. What can I do to have it detect the right resolution, which is 1400x1050?
[01:48] <[TiZ]> Randal1, use ndisgtk.
[01:48] <jrib> Expl0ited: install xubuntu-desktop?  What do you mean by "taking over my ubuntu install"?
[01:49] <Randal1> TiZ i already have the wireless device installed i'
[01:49] <Expl0ited> jrib: I don't want it booting into it, just added as a session option
[01:49] <postersandguitar> ﻿Both nvidia-xconfig and  x autoconfigure detect my resolution wrong, nvidia-xconfig not even in the monitors range. I need to be able to use nvidia settings, but can't without nvidia-xconfig. What can I do to have it detect the right resolution, which is 1400x1050?
[01:49] <Randal1> i'm just wondering what the thing to configure it is doing
[01:49] <jrib> Expl0ited: yes, just install xubuntu-desktop.  It just adds an option to gdm
[01:49] <xomp> AdamMoredo, I have cupsd.conf up now, where do I level up the debug level?
[01:50] <jrib> postersandguitar: why can't you use nvidia-settings?
[01:50] <[TiZ]> Randal1: Install it via synaptic, apt-get, or aptitude. Whichever way you prefer. A new option will appear in your administration menu, "Windows Wireless Drivers". Go into that, and install the .inf for your driver.
[01:50] <[TiZ]> Randal1: Also, you seem to have copied the url wrong.
[01:50] <ThePandemic82> Hi.  How easy is it to connect to a wireless network using Ubuntu?
[01:50] <wartalker> who know the driver of nvidia GM 8600 GT for kernel 2.6.27?
[01:51] <postersandguitar> jrib-Get this error: "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. " But when run nvidia-xconfig, the resolution goes out of range.
[01:51] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: If your wifi card is autodetected, it's as easy as a left-click on the network icon in the system tray.
[01:51] <nodealmsft> depends
[01:51] <Reaverbot> Does anyone know how to install a integrated microphone and web-cam?
[01:51] <jrib> postersandguitar: you can't edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and put something in there that works?
[01:52] <postersandguitar> jrib- that never occured to me, what should I put in?
[01:52] <ThePandemic82> ah ok cool.  I am on a wired network, but I'm going to be installing ubuntu on my dad's computer and he is on a wireless network so..thanks for the info!  He, like me, got tired of windows
[01:52] <JackOS> Wartalker: I belive so, but I havn't tested it myself
[01:52] <jrib> postersandguitar: what does it look like after nvidia-xconfig?
[01:52] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: Well, keep a copy of your windows wireless drivers handy. You may need to use ndisgtk to install them in ndiswrapper
[01:53] <ThePandemic82> oh ok.
[01:53] <postersandguitar> jrib: after I restar the x-server, my monitor says out of range
[01:53] <ThePandemic82> my dad's laptop is an HP dv9008nr
[01:53] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off. (x7)
[01:53] <jrib> postersandguitar: edit the file before you restart it
[01:53] <ThePandemic82> it's only about 1.5 years old
[01:53] <postersandguitar> jrib: I tried that, it has no listing for the resolution
[01:53] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: Mine's about that old. It uses the rtl8187 wifi chipset. Ubuntu's drivers for rtl8187 are _really_ bad.
[01:54] <ThePandemic82> Is it a good idea to always upgrade to the latest version of ubuntu once it's released?
[01:54] <ThePandemic82> hm
[01:54] <ThePandemic82> ic
[01:54] <wartalker> ﻿JackOS: what you mean
[01:54] <jrib> ThePandemic82: up to you.  If the current one is working and it's still supported, then don't unless you want to
[01:54] <postersandguitar> jrib: By the way, do you know why my update manager filled with stuff about KDE, libarts and cupsys? I don't use any of those.
[01:54] <jrib> !fixres > postersandguitar
[01:55] <jrib> postersandguitar: try setting modelines
[01:55] <postersandguitar> jrib: I tried
[01:55] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: If you have rtl8187 on yours, don't worry. The windows 98 drivers from realtek work _perfectly_ in ndiswrapper. Just use ndisgtk to install them.
[01:55] <dulak> ThePandemic82: I upgrade my workstation asap, but servers I leave on the LTS version
[01:55] <jrib> postersandguitar: if it's offering upgrades for packages, it's because you have them installed, probably as dependencies for some other programs
[01:55] <ThePandemic82> well I'm a pretty new user when it comes to linux.  Been using windows for about 9 years, but now I've seen the light..so to speak.
[01:55] <postersandguitar> jrib: k
[01:55] <postersandguitar> jrib: I tried whart you sent me already
[01:55] <[TiZ]> I know what you mean. I switched about four months ago.
[01:56] <jrib> postersandguitar: you set explicit modelines?
[01:56] <JackOS> I still can't belive I used anything else
[01:56] <ThePandemic82> how do i install drivers from the windows disc if im running ubuntu??? how would I go about installing wireless drivers?
[01:56] <postersandguitar> jrib: Yeah, I still got out of range. For some reason nvidia-xconfig seems to set it out of range.
[01:56] <GaMbi_DK> INFO (no need help just plain stupidity)!!! So.. as I asked about before.. how do I get ccsm cube to work? I had a lot other fun stuff working.. including two workspaces on each side of what would look like a peace of paper.. 1 hour later of intense searching on google I come up with the idea that I might need 4 workspaces for this trick to work.. DO'H!!!
[01:56] <unitedpotsmokers> hello, good evening.. the simple question : how to update wine?
[01:57] <jrib> postersandguitar: you should be editing the file AFTER running nvidia-xconfig.  nvidia-xconfig just edits /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:57] <xomp> can someone please help me with my USB printer? It's an HP PSC 1315 All-In-One printer. It shows up as "psc_1310_series" in my "Default Printer" menu. My "lsusb" reports "Bus 002 Device 002: ID 03f0:3f11 Hewlett-Packard PSC-1315/PSC-1317" but I'm unable to print. All print jobs stay in the spool and never get printed off. (x8)
[01:57] <JackOS> you need to add 2 more panels to get a cube
[01:57] <[TiZ]> Well, just copy the drivers off of the CD. Put them somewhere easy to get to, but out of your way. Before doing that, though, insert the ubuntu cd, and install ndisgtk from synaptic
[01:57] <GaMbi_DK> JackOS, really? :P yea I feel kinda stupid right now :P
[01:58] <ThePandemic82> http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=3253948&  <<which operating system do I select if im installing wireless drivers for ubuntu?
[01:58] <JackOS> GaMbi_DK: hey, it had me stumped for a while as well.
[01:58] <hal_v2> My external hard drive that I'm trying to backup all of my data on claims to be read only and it doesn't detect permissions. Any advice? It's an Eaglebit External hard drive
[01:58] <[TiZ]> After installing ndisgtk and copying your wifi drivers somewhere, go System -> Admin. -> Windows Wireless Drivers. Click the install button and find the .inf file for your driver
[01:58] <[TiZ]> Uh. I use the Windows 98 driver here.
[01:58] <[TiZ]> I would suspect Win98 drivers aren't available on HP's site though
[01:59] <paul_colwell_> I'm doing a GUI update of feisty right now for a friend, in preparation for upgrade to gutsy (and later hardy)  What I'd rather do is once this is finished, go home and do a cli upgrade.  What's the command?
[01:59] <paul_colwell_> go home and ssh in I mean
[01:59] <[TiZ]> So just get the 32-bit WinXP drivers
[01:59] <legend2440> xomp: did you try the newest drivers from HP?
[01:59] <jrib> !upgrade > paul_colwell_
[01:59] <GaMbi_DK> JackOS, ^^ nice to know im not the only one :)
[01:59] <ThePandemic82> ok ic
[01:59] <xomp> legend2440, not that I'm aware of.
[01:59] <ThePandemic82> cool
[01:59] <ThePandemic82> thanks for all your help dude,,i really appreciate it!
[01:59] <xomp> legend2440, is there a way to tell?
[01:59] <paul_colwell_> jrib, pauls name isn't registered on freenode; can't see the pm
[01:59] <[TiZ]> Mhm. No problem.
[01:59] <jrib> paul_colwell_: yes you can
[02:00] <legend2440> xomp: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=149981&package_id=165777&release_id=627192
[02:00] <ThePandemic82> how long have you been using linux TiZ?
[02:00] <GaMbi_DK> unitedpotsmokers, im not 100%.. im kinda a noob meself.. but i think if you run "apt-get update" ande "apt-get upgrade" you will get the newest versions.. dont kill me if im wrong
[02:00] <renegade420> How do I mount and write to a removeable disk?
[02:00] <paul_colwell_> jrib, ahh, ok.  I do.  Thanks; you just saved me a couple hours waiting.  :)
[02:00] <postersandguitar> jrib: I am
[02:00] <jrib> renegade420: what filesystem?
[02:00] <[TiZ]> About 4 months. Hold on, I gotta fire off a question of my own into the channel.
[02:00] <xomp> legend2440, I take it I should download the .tgz file there?
[02:00] <hal_v2> My external hard drive that I'm trying to backup all of my data on claims to be read only and it doesn't detect permissions. Any advice? It's an Eaglebit External hard drive
[02:00] <ThePandemic82> oh ok
[02:00] <jrib> paul_colwell_: just look for the server instructions on there
[02:00] <ThePandemic82> np
[02:00] <legend2440> xomp: no the .run file
[02:01] <renegade420> fat32
[02:01] <[TiZ]> Okay, my turn. I'm trying to customize the liveCD. I am at the step where I want to copy my panel, font, theme, and icon settings into the live CD, as default. I've got a gnome-terminal open, and it's chrooted into the live CD. So what terminal commands would I use?
[02:01] <Netham45> can I generate a public key off of a private key?
[02:01] <legend2440> xomp: these are install directions   http://hplipopensource.com/hplip-web/install/install/index.html
[02:01] <xomp> legend2440, thanks, I shall take a gander :)
[02:01] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: It can be extremely difficult to get support here, unfortunately.
[02:02] <[TiZ]> s/"can be"/is
[02:02] <ThePandemic82> oh ic
[02:02] <ThePandemic82> well, that's alright
[02:02] <ThePandemic82> there is always the forums to use
[02:02] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks GaMbi_DK  for helping
[02:03] <unitedpotsmokers> what is a program can erase junk files in ubuntu? like windows washer?
[02:03] <ThePandemic82> Can I game on ubuntu?  Can I play source games?  Will they run good or will they run like shit?
[02:03] <paul_colwell_> jrib, ahh, ok.  I was going to say... "This is all GUI" but I see the server section now
[02:03] <iShock> !ohmy | ThePandemic82
[02:03] <Randal1> whats the difference between WEP hex key and WEP passphrase?
[02:03] <ThePandemic82> woops..
[02:03] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: Wine.
[02:03] <brtb> Anybody know why (Ubuntu 8.04.1 server) Apache connections would be staying open in "closing connection" or "TIME_WAIT" state for 600 seconds+?
[02:04] <[TiZ]> Install Wine; that's the best chance you've got to play Source engine games on Linux.
[02:04] <JackOS> uh oh you made the bot overlords angry
[02:04] <buzzsaw> about how large of a hard drive do i need for an ubuntu install?
[02:04] <ThePandemic82> well, will the games run good?  Or will i get terrible FPS?  Mind you, I have a 9800GTX+
[02:04] <buzzsaw> not alot of apps on it
[02:04] <JackOS> ThePandemic: I belive you can play some source games on it, but I don't think that the installer works yet
[02:04] <[TiZ]> Depends on the drivers you install. With good drivers, it could possibly be faster than Windows.
[02:04] <[TiZ]> I hear Steam has a platinum rating on Wine.
[02:04] <renegade420> jrib, fat 32\
[02:05] <ThePandemic82> well i used envy to install the nvidia display driver
[02:05] <[TiZ]> So if you can install it through steam, you should- ACK!
[02:05] <jrib> renegade420: just plug it in
[02:05] <JackOS> Tiz: oh, really now, time to test out this new graphics card
[02:05] <dudemax> aye
[02:05] <ChunkStyle> yo
[02:05] <dudemax> heh
[02:05] <dudemax> ok wait
[02:05] <[TiZ]> I hear bad things about envy.
[02:05] <ThePandemic82> hm
[02:05] <braeker> can i join to this rum?
[02:05] <[TiZ]> If you have problems with your gfx, it's envy's fault. Promise.
[02:05] <Ttech> Anyone have good docs on how to configure a mail server on Ubuntu?
[02:06] <ThePandemic82> well how do i install the display driver through the nvidia website?
[02:06] <[TiZ]> Um, I'll google it for you.
[02:06] <dudemax> RUN DCC SEND STARTKEYLOGGER 0 0 10
[02:06] <renegade420> jrib, I can manually mount it... it''s not being auto detected.  I unable to write to the removable disk
[02:06] <braeker> wow this room is great.....
[02:06] <ThePandemic82> the driver im using is 173.14.12
[02:06] <[TiZ]> ThePandemic82: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[02:06] <braeker> i knew to ubuntu im studying it now....
[02:07] <xomp> Nooooooo! he has quit IRC!
[02:07] <jrib> renegade420: erm, I plug in vfat devices and they just mount by themselves.  How are you mounting it?  (I may lose you, I'm upgrading this machine and a bunch of errors are popping up :))
[02:07] <ThePandemic82> cool thanks TiZ
[02:07] <n8tuser> braeker may i suggest you pick up a good book on ubuntu also to get you more familiarized?
[02:07] <[TiZ]> No problem.
[02:07] <braeker> n8tuser tnx for tips. i appreciate it
[02:07] <greedyb> Is it okay to get the new flash yet?
[02:07] <KINGTEKRIN> I need help sort of
[02:07] <[TiZ]> Now, for the UMPTEENTH TIME...! I want to copy my panel, font, theme, and icon settings into the live CD I'm customizing. chrooted gnome-terminal, all set to go. What terminal commands should I use?
[02:08] <braeker> wow this room is great full of information
[02:09] <Grey_Loki> !patience | braeker
[02:09] <AdamMoredo> [TiZ]: Check out sabayon. I did something similar a few years ago.
[02:09] <jrib> :/
[02:09] <memeemeee> I'm having problems upgrading ram
[02:09] <AdamMoredo> [TiZ]: I think it makes a directory called /etc/desktop/profiles or /etc/profiles/desktop or something similar.
[02:09] <renegade420> jrib, I found out what the disk was called and mount it
[02:09] <ThePandemic82> well i gotta get going...thanks again tiz! later
[02:10] <KINGTEKRIN> I would like to install Ubuntu Ultimate, but when I installed it on windows, it showed up as ubuntu intrepid, which is understandable, but when i boot up because i have to keep the cd in, its a fresh install of ultimate. I am using ultimate live right now. My question is, how do I install ubuntu from here, live, using the partition that windows is on? I'd basically like to steal some gigbs from that partition i guess
[02:10] <[TiZ]> AdamMoredo: Another distro entirely? Well, thanks for responding, at least.
[02:10] <renegade420> jrib, I found out what the disk was called and mount it
[02:10] <jrib> renegade420: you need to pass a proper umask in the mount options
[02:10] <AdamMoredo> [TiZ]: No. Sabayon is a utility that creates images of desktop profiles.
[02:10] <jrib> !vfat > renegade420
[02:10] <renegade420> to like a file on the home
[02:10] <[TiZ]> Really?
[02:10] <[TiZ]> Hmm
[02:10] <AdamMoredo> [TiZ]: Also, with that attitude, you can go figure it out yourself.
[02:11] <[TiZ]> AdamMoredo: No, that's not what I mean. I am sincerely thanking you for responding.
[02:11] <braeker> tnx  for the advice..... sorry im new to this OS , just want to learn it.....
[02:11] <[TiZ]> Every time I come here, I get the cold shoulder. My problems are too tough, or something, I guess.
[02:11] <AdamMoredo> Same here.
[02:11] <Doonz> hey guys quick question.. Can someone point me to a tutorial that will walk me through all the steps that will show me howto map a network drive on my ubuntu box from a win xp machine?
[02:11] <JackOS> King: try virtualizing it using VirtualBox.  Your hardrive will thank you for not choping it up
[02:11] <theflamingpi__> AdamMoredo: Isn't Sabayon a GNU/Linux distro?
[02:12] <Ttech> does anyone know how to setup mail server on a Ubuntu Server ( good docs)/
[02:12] <theflamingpi__> AdamMoredo: So far as I know, it's based on Gentoo.
[02:12] <AdamMoredo> theflamingpi__: Yes, but Sabayon is _also_ a desktop image generation program.
[02:12] <theflamingpi__> AdamMoredo: Thanks.
[02:12] <citizen42alpha> Ttech: check howtoforge, they have brilliant server articles.
[02:12] <Ttech> citizen42alpha, thanks.
[02:12] <greedyb> Anyone using the new Flash10?
[02:13] <AdamMoredo> I remember strongly disliking GNOME a few years ago, and sabayon made my job so much easier, that I began to like GNOME a lot more just for that.
[02:13] <AdamMoredo> The equivalent process for KDE (at least KDE 3) was monstrous.
[02:13] <[TiZ]> Yeah, this website is definitely showing a full-blown distro. Hmm. Maybe I'm looking on the wrong place.
[02:13] <[TiZ]> I tried KDE once. I didn't like it.
[02:13] <AdamMoredo> [TiZ]: aptitude search sabayon
[02:13] <AdamMoredo> system administration tool to manage GNOME desktop settings
[02:14] <[TiZ]> Oh! Okay!
[02:14] <KINGTEKRIN> look...i just want to know how to take a chunk out of the vista partition. it has 140gb, it only needs 50. lol... I want linux the rest, but i DO NOT want to virtualize it
[02:14] <bungieQord> How do I display the table of contents of a .tar file through terminal?
[02:14] <zutme> i just installed from the livecd for 8.10 and when it rebooted I had a black screen which read GRUB in the top left with a blinking cursor next to it. I rebooted the livecd and I'm wondering how to avoid it this time
[02:14] <AdamMoredo> bungieQord: tar -tf <yourtarfile>. Also, read the man pages.
[02:14] <[TiZ]> Y
[02:14] <jrib> [TiZ]: admin guide at library.gnome.org has some documentation on sabayon as well
[02:14] <[TiZ]> Oops. That was supposed to go in tilda. Sorry. :P
[02:15] <[TiZ]> I'll check this sabayon tool out. :D
[02:15] <[TiZ]> Thank you, Adam.
[02:15] <AdamMoredo> No problem.
[02:15] <JackOS> I'm trying to virtualize a thin client system before I put it into practice at work.  Does anyone know where good documentation can be found on setting it up in VirtualBox?
[02:15] <AdamMoredo> I don't even remember why I'm in here.
[02:15] <[TiZ]> I'll make sure to aptitude install it in my live CD too if I like it. :)
[02:16] <uman>  Hello everyone. I have a really really big problem. I have windows xp installed under vmware workstation and I accidentally reverted back to an old snapshot and lost all my files and everything. I want to know if there is a way to undo the snapshot revert. If not, do you guys know what exactly happens when you go back to a snapshot? I mean, does the old .vmx (or entire virtual hdd partition) simply get erased and replaced by a new one? If so , I could simply
[02:16] <uman> [20:11] <uman> use recovery software to recover it right? Thanks. Which software do you recommend.
[02:16] <kitche> JackOS: well if virtualbox can do pxe booting it's pretty much the same as a real terminal
[02:17] <greedyb> Anyone using the new Flash10 ???
[02:17] <jrib> uman: try #vmware
[02:17] <AdamMoredo> nalioth: wtf are you doing?
[02:18] <theflamingpi__> greedyb: I'm installing it right now.
[02:18] <zutme> Does anyone know of a way in the livecd installer to make sure it sets up grub to boot because I ran it once and when i rebooted all I saw was a black screen with GRUB in the upper left corner and a blinking cursor
[02:18] <greedyb> theflamingpi__: you following any specific directions?
[02:18] <[TiZ]> I'm gonna take a break from my livecd (probably going to end up being a dvd) for now. See you later, guys.
[02:18] <theflamingpi__> greedyb: Yeah.  I went to the website, downloaded the deb, and installed it.
[02:19] <greedyb> theflamingpi__: ahh I heard some issues using the deb thats all.. I'll give it a try
[02:19] <uman> jrib Thanks, I did, but it seems I am the only active user in the vmware channel..
[02:19] <Randal1> I need help configuring my wireless internet can someone send me a PM?
[02:19] <jrib> uman: be patient, try their mailing list/forums too
[02:19] <theflamingpi__> greedyb: I'm currently attempting to connect with youtube.
[02:19] <jrib> !wifi > Randal1
[02:19] <theflamingpi__> greedyb: Hopefully it won't crash or anything.
[02:21] <Samekh> eww, ubuntu :p
[02:21] <Randal1> i have already made the wireless driver work but i was wondering how to configure it since my wireless has a WEP Key on it and the wifi doc told me to use some commands that i'm not sure of what they do
[02:22] <Randal1> sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid <AP NAME> ap <AP MAC ADDRESS> key <KEY IN HEX> sudo dhclient wlan0 so what does this mean?
[02:22] <JackOS> you should be able to do it via GUI
[02:22] <lucax> Randal1, try nm-applet... its much easier
[02:23] <Randal1> how do i get that?
[02:23] <theflamingpi__> greedyb: It worked fine, but i had to remove flashplugin-alternative.so from /usr/lib/firefox-addons/plugins
[02:23] <greedyb> theflamingpi__: thanks for the update I'll give it a shot and thanks for the tip
[02:24] <tidrion> is this an okay place to ask questions about 8.10
[02:24] <tidrion> or do I need another room
[02:24] <jrib> tidrion: #ubuntu+1 (see the /topic)
[02:26] <mib_no6v7jdc> heeelp
[02:26] <postersandguitar> I'm fixing a problem with extremely low resolution, but the nvidia-settings window keeps jumping around. How do I make it stop
[02:26] <mib_no6v7jdc> error 18
[02:26] <mib_no6v7jdc> on boot
[02:26] <mib_no6v7jdc> from grub after ubuntu updates
[02:27] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  clarify to the channel what you mean by 'jumping around'
[02:27] <mib_no6v7jdc> this is why I hate ubuntu, everytime I try to use it ..an update breaks it
[02:27] <postersandguitar> By jumping around I mean moving to random parts of the window. It appears to be because the screen is too small for the window because the resolution is too low.
[02:27] <nick327> question: how can i use the command line to assign myself an ip using dhcp?
[02:27] <tj__> is there any way i could recover some files just deleted
[02:28] <nick327> i used iwconfg to configure my card, i just need to get an ip
[02:28] <nick327> im used to using dhcpcd
[02:28] <KINGTEKRIN> does anyone know how i can take some of the 140gb vista partition and free it up for a linux install?
[02:28] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  theres the nvidia-xconfig tool that can configure things from the cli also.
[02:28] <postersandguitar> Nvidia xconfig doesn't detect  it right.
[02:28] <nick327> KINGTEKRIN: the ubuntu live cd should be able to resize your vista install
[02:29] <KINGTEKRIN> well, but i dont know how...lol...
[02:29] <niskel> I am having trouble with iwlwifi-5300. I am getting a kernel oops every time I try to bring the interface up.
[02:29] <dr_willis> KINGTEKRIN,  vista has its own partition resizer feature yoyu should use - it will be much faster then the ubuntu resizer feature
[02:29] <mib_no6v7jdc> heh
[02:29] <nick327> boot up the cd
[02:29] <nick327> use the installer on the desktop
[02:29] <wartalker> does anyone know nvidia GM8600 GT driver for the latest kernel 2.26.27
[02:29] <KINGTEKRIN>  right
[02:29] <nick327> there is a page for partitioning, the first option shown is to resize a partition
[02:29] <nick327> you can use a simple slider to change the sizes
[02:30] <dr_willis> KINGTEKRIN,  vista will resize the partition in a few min.. ubuntu may take an hr+  :) so guess wht i use more
[02:30] <KINGTEKRIN> it gives me two options
[02:30] <KINGTEKRIN> guided or manual
[02:30] <postersandguitar> I tried nvidia-xconfig. It didn't change it.
[02:30] <KINGTEKRIN> but on guided it says use whole disk
[02:31] <postersandguitar> Is there a way to get it to stay in place?
[02:31] <nick327> there should be an option above that
[02:31] <KINGTEKRIN> only the guided, which if you choose uses whole 140gb;s
[02:31] <KINGTEKRIN> and below that is manual
[02:31] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  ive never seen windows randomly jump around.. so im not sure what is going on.   You can use the alt-mouse to move windows around if parts of them are off screen
[02:31] <sunapi386> does anyone know a tool to test read/write speed ?
[02:31] <nick327> hmm, a slider showed up for my xp partition
[02:31] <oliver__> hi
[02:32] <KDE4000> sunapi386: hdparm
[02:32] <nick327> try using gparted, its a partitioning utility that allows you to resize partitions
[02:32] <oliver__> um... im having some trouble with my ubuntu
[02:32] <sunapi386> KDE4000; thx
[02:32] <nick327> it is on the live cd, use google to get some background
[02:32] <KDE4000> oliver__: go ahead and state your question, and someone can answer it
[02:32] <oliver__> im having problens with my ubuntu my resolution wont go above 800
[02:33] <KDE4000> oliver__: have you installed any drivers with the restricted driver manager?
[02:33] <postersandguitar> my nvidia-settings window keeps focusing on a different part of the window when I click because the screen is at a low resolution becuase it's being detected wrong.
[02:33] <oliver__> there are no drivers in the list
[02:33] <lliw00> how to i get my fingerprint reader to work on hardy?
[02:33] <KDE4000> oliver__: what graphics card do you have?
[02:33] <mib_no6v7jdc> Error 18: Selected cylinder exceeds max supported by BIOS
[02:33] <mib_no6v7jdc> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/grub-error-guide.xml#doc_chap6
[02:33] <oliver__> an old one, 3dfx voodoo3
[02:33] <KDE4000> o_O
[02:33] <oliver__> lol
[02:33] <mib_no6v7jdc> this is what I'm getting after a kernel update
[02:34] <KDE4000> better ask someone else here, i dont know of that graphics card =[
[02:34] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  try the tab key to move around the window I guess.    Normally i manually install the nvidia-glx-XXX drivers and the res corrects itself.
[02:34] <mib_no6v7jdc> already tried updating bios, no go
[02:34] <oliver__> can we talk in private?
[02:34] <KINGTEKRIN> it says since gparted is a weapon of mass destruction, you need root priv;s
[02:34] <mib_no6v7jdc> wtf is going on
[02:34] <oliver__> all these convos do my head in at 2:34 am
[02:34] <tj__>  does anyone know a way i could recover some files just deleted
[02:34] <dr_willis> KINGTEKRIN,  Yep it does.. as i said earlyer.. if you want to resize a vista partition. its proberly best to boot to vista amd use vistas resizeing features to resize the vista partition.
[02:35] <mongolai_> This might be a little complex -- My default ubuntu install is golden, however, GDM screen resolution is wrong. I'm currently on a remote X Session (configured by GDM?) and would like to reset the resolution for the session
[02:35] <gsevil> I set DNS in /etc/resolv.conf, but every time restart, It lost, how can I save it?
[02:35] <theflamingpi_> greedyb: I just rebooted and for some reason it's using flash 9 again.
[02:35] <Ron_Paul_> Anyone use Zimbra here?
[02:35] <Swian> I do
[02:35] <greedyb> theflamingpi_: I'm scared to reboot.. last time I did that some initramfs prompt came up and I could never get my ubuntu back
[02:36] <KINGTEKRIN> this says my minimum is 152625 and the max is 152626
[02:36] <NickPresta> Ron_Paul_, my school uses it and I'm using it right now :)
[02:37] <mikem> hi, wondering why synaptic on my machine shows Firefox 3.0.1 as the latest available, while http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/firefox shows 3.0.3 as available. how can I get the latest version installed?
[02:37] <theflamingpi_> greedyb: Did you modify the kernel at all?
[02:37] <Ron_Paul_> I need someone who know how to configure outbound SMTP authentication.
[02:37] <greedyb> theflamingpi_: nope
[02:38] <mongolai_> nevermind -- I got it ( I thik)
[02:38] <tj__> i just deleted a folder of some pictures and I really need to know if there is anyway of saving them
[02:38] <kitche> mikem: did you update?
[02:39] <craigbass1976> jrib, hey, this is Craig, formally know as paul_colwell
[02:39] <postersandguitar> Where would I go in nvidia-settings to manually set a new resolution?
[02:39] <jrib> tj__: did you right click -> move to trash  or do something else?
[02:39] <kitche> mikem: sudo apt-get update will update the package cache
[02:39] <jrib> craigbass1976: hi
[02:39] <mikem> kitche: i pressed the "Reload" button in Synaptic, also I ran `sudo apt-get update`
[02:39] <tj__> yeah i put it in trash and emtied :(
[02:39] <craigbass1976> jrib, when I run the do-upgrade I get a message about ssh switching ports.  At that point, my connection borks
[02:39] <jrib> !recover | tj__
[02:40] <jrib> craigbass1976: hrmm, yeah, didn't realize that
[02:40] <postersandguitar> Where would I go to type in my screens resolution when I have nvidia settings?
[02:40] <craigbass1976> jrib, and it actually killed my connection entirely; I totally got booted off my lan too
[02:40] <Craighhney> can anyone tell me how to open a .bundle file?
[02:40] <lliw00> does anyone know how to get my fingerprint reader working on my asus m50?
[02:40] <jrib> craigbass1976: you could have run it in screen and then reconnected to it.  It affected your local connection?  that's weird
[02:41] <craigbass1976> what if I sshed in and got an x session and did the gui anyway
[02:41] <postersandguitar> Can someone answer my question?
[02:41] <jrib> craigbass1976: I guess that works, but won't you get booted if ssh restarts again?  Could you still reconnect to the running upgrade?
[02:42] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,   you couldjust manually edit  your xorg.conf also.   I  doubt if anyoneknows your problem exact enough to answer you
[02:42] <mikem> kitche: hm, looks like my local mirror is way out of date. I told Synaptic to use "Main Servers" instead, and now there's tons of updates avaialble, including firefox.
[02:42] <Randal1> I have a trendnet USB wireless device and i was wondering if someone could help me configure it using terminal. the wiki said that the person had problems doing it through nm-applet i've spent a couple of hours and ran what it said but it didn't connect wirelessly?
[02:42] <lliw00> anyone know why ubuntu wont play dvds?
[02:43] <jrib> !dvd | lliw00
[02:43] <craigbass1976> jrib, oh yeah...  Can I run an at job that does the upgrade?
[02:43] <craigbass1976> jrib,  is there a way to pass option into thr do-upgrade command?
[02:43] <jrib> craigbass1976: the upgrade may ask questions
[02:43] <postersandguitar> HELLO! I NEED AN ANSWER! SORRY TO USE CAPS BUT I WAS IGNORED
[02:44] <jrib> !patience | postersandguitar
[02:44] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  i did answer.. and  yelling tends to get you really ignored.
[02:44] <craigbass1976> postersandguitar, You get an answer when someone comes along that knows it.
[02:44] <marthy_MBP> omg its getting loud in here
[02:44] <postersandguitar> It would be nice if someone at least said that.
[02:45] <kitche> postersandguitar: what that someone anwsered you and you fully ignored them?
[02:45] <postersandguitar> kitche: No one answered me, at least not this time.
[02:45] <craigbass1976> postersandguitar, and you're lucky this is ubuntu room; in fedora, centos, and some of the other rooms, you'd have been ignored after the post BEFORE you used caps
[02:47] <jrib> craigbass1976: I think your only option if you really want to do this is to use screen and the server upgrade method. There's less that can go wrong that way.  I don't know of ways to pass options to do-upgrade.  What were you looking for exactly?
[02:47] <postersandguitar> Does anyone here know what to do if my computer with nvidia-settins and nvidia drivers is convinced my screen is 640x480?
[02:47] <lliw00> jrib i have tried that already and it didnt work
[02:47] <jrib> lliw00: pastebin the output of 'apt-cache policy libdvdcss2'
[02:47] <Randal1> I have a trendnet USB wireless device and i was wondering if someone could help me configure it using terminal. the wiki said that the person had problems doing it through nm-applet i've spent a couple of hours and ran what it said but it didn't connect wirelessly?
[02:48] <craigbass1976> jrib, I don't understand run it in screen
[02:48] <wartalker> ﻿postersandguitar: edit /etc/X11/xorg.cong
[02:48] <lliw00> jrib http://pastebin.com/m177f55a5
[02:48] <craigbass1976> Randal1, does the device work in windows?
[02:48] <Randal1> yes
[02:48] <jrib> craigbass1976: screen just lets you run a command, log out of ssh, then come back, reattach screen, and still have the command active
[02:49] <perillux> can someone tell me if I need to have windows installed, or a windows CD to run VirtualBox?
[02:49] <jrib> !screen | craigbass1976
[02:49] <jrib> perillux: no, you don't need windows to run virtualbox in ubuntu
[02:49] <Randal1> craigbass1976 it already shows up in my nm-applet just not sure on how to configure it
[02:49] <jrib> perillux: however, if you want to run windows /inside/ virtualbox on ubuntu, you'll need a windows disk to install it of course
[02:50] <perillux> jrib: i never got a windows CD when I bought my laptop
[02:50] <perillux> jrib: it was already installed
[02:50] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don'
[02:50] <ultraren> i have a question about chown
[02:50] <perillux> jrib: but I overwrote it all with Ubuntu
[02:50] <bzaks> I have 2 different networks: eth0, and wlan0, they both point to different networks, and the nameservers keep over writing the resolv.conf, is there a way I can get ubuntu to handle both?
[02:50] <Randal1> i just don't understand the bottom (network managers problems)
[02:51] <postersandguitar> The instructions to fix resolution say to go to video configuration in nvidia-settings, but there is no such heading.
[02:51] <jeeves_Moss> what causes a fresh install to hang @ dst_get_mac?  I can't for the life of me get this server to boot
[02:51] <jrib> perillux: contact your manufacturer or borrow a cd from someone and use your license key (there should be a sticker on your laptop with it)
[02:51] <yoyoned> !ask|ultaren
[02:51] <SirGlacious1> perillux:  thank microsoft or your manufacturer :)
[02:51] <usser> bzaks, what do you want exactly?
[02:51] <perillux> jrib: is there anything similar to virtualBox that would allow me to run a small windows desktop because I just want it so I can play an old game
[02:51] <usser> bzaks, to have a static nameserver?
[02:52] <ultraren> sudo chown -hR laserwolf /media/noise returns "operation not permited" why?
[02:52] <yoyoned> perillux: wine
[02:52] <usser> perillux, is it a dos game?
[02:52] <marcustomized> perillux, wine
[02:52] <postersandguitar> I can't find video configuration in nvidia settings
[02:52] <perillux> yoyoned: usser: marcustomized: it's not working in wine.  It does work but it locks up when it plays quicktime videos
[02:52] <jrib> perillux: you're not going to install windows on anything without a windows disk.  You could try wine to run some windows programs as others are suggesting.  wine is not windows though
[02:53] <perillux> yoyoned: usser: marcustomized: it's ok though, it's no big deal.  just an old game
[02:53] <jrib> perillux: X Server Display Configuration
[02:53] <usser> perillux, then you're out of luck, check appdb.winehq.com to see if ppl managed to run that game somehow
[02:53] <perillux> jrib: thanks for all your help
[02:53] <jeeves_Moss> anyone on this dst_get_mac issue?
[02:53] <bzaks> usser: I would like one computer to be able to handle being on two networks at the same time. (one without internet, the other with internet. The one with out internet is a private internal network, the one with internet is my ISP (naturally). The dhcp and dns from the private network keep overwriting my resolv.conf and I'm unable to access the internet and the other network at the same time
[02:53] <postersandguitar> Hmm
[02:53] <postersandguitar> Hey, did people ignore me?
[02:53] <yoyoned> ultraren: try using sudo
[02:54] <jrib> postersandguitar: X Server Display Configuration
[02:54] <postersandguitar> jrib: thanks
[02:54] <usser> bzaks, just add appropriate prepend lines to /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[02:54] <ultraren> yoyoned, i did
[02:54] <postersandguitar> jrib:  there's no where to manually set the display and refresh rate?
[02:54] <yoyoned> bzaks: do you have to  use dhcp internally
[02:54] <jrib> postersandguitar: editing your xorg.conf
[02:54] <csilk> when the hell is gimp gonna stop sucking?
[02:54] <bzaks> I'll look into it usser, thank you.
[02:55] <postersandguitar> jrib: What part of it specifically?
[02:55] <bzaks> yoyoned: yeah, I'm doing netboot work on the private network
[02:55] <usser> bzaks, there are examples in that file already just adjust them to your needs
[02:55] <nick327> question: how do i use dhcp to update my ip?
[02:55] <bzaks> thank you usser!
[02:55] <usser> bzaks, np
[02:55] <nick327> ive set up everything in network manager, and everything is set but an ip
[02:55] <jrib> postersandguitar: the "undetected monitor settings" section of the wiki has the details
[02:55] <nick327> is there a command, such as dhcpcd?
[02:55] <postersandguitar> jrib: link?
[02:55] <jrib> !fixres > postersandguitar
[02:56] <jrib> nick327: dhclient maybe?
[02:56] <bzaks> usser: what if dhclient.conf doesn't exist?
[02:56] <yoyoned> nick327: sudo dhclient eth0
[02:56] <nick327> ok
[02:56] <csilk> anyone know how to select text in gimp, text that you created with the text tool
[02:56] <csilk> i can only select the 2nd one i created not the first
[02:56] <paulo> hola.
[02:56] <bzaks> nevermind usser, I didn't put vi in my command, and bash was trying to be smart
[02:56] <postersandguitar> jrib: I already looked there. That is what got me confused and coming here because  that page tells me to look in a part of nvidia settings that doesn't exist.
[02:56] <nick327> it workedj
[02:57] <nick327> thankd
[02:57] <jrib> postersandguitar: 1) I gave you what the section is called here when I open nvidia-settings   2) the section that I referred to explains how to edit xorg.conf without using nvidia-settings
[02:57] <yoyoned> csilk: use the layers dialog to select the layer that has the text you want to edit
[02:57] <postersandguitar> jrib: k
[02:58] <postersandguitar> jrib: thanks
[02:58] <Randal1>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[02:58] <zachary> hello
[02:58] <jrib> postersandguitar: in (1) I mean section of the nvidia-settings program.  in (2) I mean section of the wiki
[02:58] <csilk> yoyoned,  where is that?
[02:58] <paulo> hola
[02:58] <paulo>  atodos
[02:58] <jrib> !es | paulo
[02:59] <csilk> closest thing i can find is the move tool yoyoned
[02:59] <yoyoned> ultraren: did you double check the chmod options
[02:59] <oriez> does proxy (like Tor) will prevent u from packet sniffing?
[02:59] <dr_willis> postersandguitar,  heres my example xorg.conf  file - try it and see if it works for you
[02:59] <Mari> Hey guys need a little help here, I'm installed ubuntu on my computer and now i need to know how to open ms word files on ubuntu is there a program that can replace ms office applications and edit old ms office files?
[02:59] <jrib> Mari: openoffice work?
[02:59] <csilk> mar yesh, open office writer, its already installed on ubuntu
[02:59] <bouma> is there a gui prog like df???
[03:00] <csilk> Mari,  ^^
[03:00] <Mari> yea i have that but it can't open old files
[03:00] <bouma> that comes with ubuntu ???
[03:00] <Mari> ok
[03:00] <Mari> just a sec please
[03:00] <jrib> bouma: Accessories -> Disk Usage Analyzer
[03:00] <julioso> hey folks, I have Ubuntu 8.04 installed on my system, and I need to install Windows XP as well to run some engineering software. I have 6 hard drives, so I may as well use one of them for Windows. I know that if I install Windows with all the drives hooked up, it'll overwrite the GRUB boot loader on my system drive; if I disconnect all the drives but the Windows drive, however, it'll have to...
[03:00] <julioso> ...install the windows boot loader to the Windows drive. Anyone know if that'll work (i.e. will I still be able to boot into Windows after re-connecting my Ubuntu drive?)
[03:00] <jrib> bouma: or just use nautilus
[03:00] <julioso> and sorry for the long message, haha
[03:01] <Av1> hey
[03:01] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[03:01] <jrib> julioso: meh, just install windows and then reinstall grub if something goes wrong
[03:01] <Av1> I need to uninstall and then reinstall my graphics driver how do i do it
[03:01] <jrib> !grub > julioso
[03:01] <yoyoned> csilk: what version of gimp
[03:02] <ultraren> yoyoned, which chmod options should i double check?
[03:02] <postersandguitar> what is the horizontal sync and veritcal refresh range of a westinghouse l2046nv
[03:02] <csilk> yoyoned, 2.46
[03:02] <csilk> *2.4.6
[03:02] <bonhoffer> anyone know how i get a terminal prompt in eeeubuntu
[03:02] <yoyoned> ultraren: repost your command
[03:02] <gsevil> how can I save setting in /etc/resolv.conf ?
[03:02] <ultraren> sudo chown -hR laserwolf /media/noise
[03:02] <Av1> I updated Ubuntu and my grahpics card stopped working
[03:02] <lliw00> can anyone tell me why my system wont read dvds even after i have followed all the ubuntu guides
[03:03] <yoyoned> csilk: I dont have that version anymore, but I  think is was unter view>dialogs>layers
[03:03] <Av1> Please help
[03:03] <Av1> ﻿I updated Ubuntu and my grahpics card stopped working
[03:03] <errpast> what's best way for newbie to burn cd on Ubuntu?  Gnome Baker seems buggy
[03:03] <errpast> Nothing fancy. I just want to save data.
[03:03] <Mari> Can somebody please PM me I will be really quick with my questions?
[03:04] <marcustomized> errpast, Brasero
[03:04] <csilk> yoyoned, no that doesnt exist, thanks for the help anyway, i'll struggle with this
[03:04] <errpast> marcustomized, thx - I'll try it
[03:04] <yoyoned> ultraren: what about the file are you trying to change
[03:04] <Av1> ﻿I updated Ubuntu and my grahpics card stopped working
[03:04] <julioso> I can do that, thanks jrib
[03:04] <Pulpie> hey all
[03:04] <Randal1> errpast doesn't ubuntu come with cd/dvd creater and just burn it that way?
[03:04] <EatShrooms> Hey I need some help, Does anybody use Korganizer? Why is it when I dismiss a task it stays in the same day no matter what?
[03:04] <ultraren> i want to change the owner from root to me
[03:04] <Pulpie> how are you all doing today?
[03:04] <Pulpie> ultraren: man chown
[03:04] <Av1> ﻿I updated Ubuntu and my grahpics card stopped working
[03:04] <errpast> Randal1, I haven't had luck with that.
[03:05] <lucax> ultraren, right click on folder properties and there ull find a tab to do so
[03:05] <Pulpie> Av1: happened to me too, ati card?
[03:05] <errpast> Randal1, Gnome Baker seems clunky. It works, but clunky.
[03:05] <Randal1> oh
[03:05] <woaidoudoucindy> hello
[03:05] <Av1> Pulpie: yeah
[03:05] <Av1> Pulpie:  how do you correct it
[03:05] <Pulpie> Av1: black screen and nothing else?
[03:05] <errpast> For example, you can drag and drop files to burn, but can't "undrag" them if you've dragged too many. No big deal. But annoying.
[03:05] <ultraren> Pulpie, i followed chown, i got an error
[03:05] <bonhoffer> so i just want a terminal prompt
[03:05] <Nixdorf> anyone how to compile xen 3.3.0 in kernel 2.6.24 ?
[03:05] <Pulpie> Av1: or do you get a console?
[03:05] <Randal1> ah i see
[03:05] <Pulpie> ultraren: you need root
[03:05] <Craighhney> can anyone tell me how to open a .bundle file?
[03:05] <woaidoudoucindy> this is the first time i come here
[03:06] <Randal1>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[03:06] <julioso> 1 more question jrib: I have a feisty disc, but not a hardy disc (ran out of CDRs), will the GRUB on the feisty disc work for hardy?
[03:06] <yoyoned> csilk: look online for how to fing the layers dailog
[03:06] <ultraren> Pulpie, i tried it with root, same error "operation not permited"
[03:06] <Av1> Pulpie: my application stopped working
[03:06] <Pulpie> ultraren: what are you trying to change?
[03:06] <Pulpie> Av1: what app?
[03:06] <postersandguitar> I can't find the horizsync or vertrefresh for my monitor. Is there a simple way to tell the computer the native resolution?
[03:06] <marcustomized> julioso, you'll probably need to manually edit the kernel line
[03:06] <Craighhney> can anyone tell me how to open a .bundle file?
[03:07] <Pulpie> Craighhney: google can.
[03:07] <ultraren> Pulpie, i am trying to change the owner of the directory, and all of it's files from root to me
[03:07] <Pulpie> ultraren: what directory
[03:07] <Av1> Pulpie: it says you do not full fill system  requirements where as it was working beofr update
[03:07] <marcustomized> ultaren, use 'chown' and do it recursively
[03:07] <yoyoned> ultraren: use chown
[03:07] <csilk> yoyoned,  online gimp resources are pretty fail, I honestly don't have the motivation to figure out how gimp does things when I rarely do grfx based work, i'll just use photoshop for this small job
[03:07] <bungieQord> What code would make a symbolic link from my home directory to /etc/passwd?
[03:07] <Pulpie> Av1: what application?
[03:07] <merther> if asus has supplied linux drivers for my graphics card should I put those in instead of what the computer lists now?
[03:07] <ultraren> Pulpie, /media/noise
[03:07] <Pulpie> yoyoned: he said it doesn't work
[03:07] <Av1> Pulpie: Second Life
[03:07] <Pulpie> ultraren: what is that mounted to
[03:08] <lucax> ultraren, are u using gnome?
[03:08] <ultraren> Pulpie, it is mounted to my music partition
[03:08] <Pulpie> lucax: that wouldn't matter i dont think.
[03:08] <aaron_> Open Office Presentation craches every 30 seconds.....help please
[03:08] <Av1> Pulpie:  Second life
[03:08] <Pulpie> ultraren: define music partition, is this a partioned mp3 player or just a pary of the hard drive
[03:08] <Pulpie> Av1: heard you the first time.
[03:09] <yoyoned> ultraren: why doesn't chown work
[03:09] <lucax> Pulpie, with nautilus u can do it right clicking and in preferences u can set that as u want instead of breaking your head on terminal with long commands
[03:09] <postersandguitar> I can't get to my native resolution or find horizinsync and vertrefresh for my monitor. What do I do?
[03:09] <julioso> probably, cheers marcustomized
[03:09] <ultraren> Pulpie, it is a partion on my 2nd hard drive
[03:09] <Av1> Pulpie:  how do i remove and install  ATI drivers again?
[03:09] <Pulpie> lucax: O_O you still need root
[03:09] <ultraren> yoyoned, i dont know, that's what i'm trying to find out
[03:09] <EtFb> I notice the new 2.6.24-21 kernel has arrived and Apt wants me to install it.  But I use VMWare Server 2.0, and I've had trouble in the past with kernel upgrades.  Has anyone experienced any problems this time around?
[03:09] <lucax> Pulpie, gksudo nautilus /
[03:09] <twoadmin> hello
[03:09] <Pulpie> Av1: sudo apt-get remove the atidrivers and then sudo apt-get install them again
[03:09] <bonhoffer> so i just booted ubuntu for the first time and after 5 minutes my mouse is frozen -- the os is locked
[03:09] <lucax> Pulpie, easy
[03:09] <bonhoffer> frozen
[03:10] <ultraren> Pulpie, wait, maybe i set the permissions wrong in the fstab?
[03:10] <yoyoned> ultraren: chown -R username /path/to/files
[03:10] <bonhoffer> ctl+alt+del option
[03:10] <Pulpie> lucax: meh I perfer the classic way still.
[03:10] <Pulpie> yoyoned: add sudo infront of that
[03:10] <dasickis> how do i get ubuntu to recognize flash cards?
[03:10] <lucax> ultraren, gksudo nautilus /media select folder and change it from nautilus dont break your head
[03:10] <twoadmin>  i m a new club ubuntu
[03:10] <Pulpie> dasickis: should be able to by default
[03:10] <bonhoffer> do i really have to turn/off hard power kill
[03:10] <yoyoned> ultraren: try and post  any error
[03:10] <bonhoffer> how stable is that platform
[03:10] <Pulpie> twoadmin: your a new what?
[03:11] <lucax> i love to be practical...
[03:11] <bonhoffer> new computer, first ubuntu install and it crashes in five minutes?
[03:11] <ultraren> chown: changing ownership of `/media/noise/noise': Operation not permitted
[03:11] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: what are you talking about?
[03:11] <twoadmin> yes
[03:11] <Pulpie> twoadmin: it was not a yes or no question
[03:11] <marcustomized> ultraren, use sudo
[03:11] <bonhoffer> Pulpie, sorry, i just loaded ubuntu -- all excited and it is frozen
[03:11] <postersandguitar> Is there a way to manually tell ubuntu the refresh rate and native resolution of the monitor? I"m using a nvidia graphics and have the drivers and nvidia settings installed. I cannot find the horizsync or vertrefresh of my monitor, which is a westinghouse l2046nv.
[03:11] <yoyoned> ultraren: did you use sudo
[03:11] <Randal1>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[03:11] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: froze how
[03:11] <ultraren> yoyoned, marcustomized i did use sudo
[03:12] <bonhoffer> want to know two things (1) what are my options (something like ctl+alt+del) and (2) how often does this happen
[03:12] <bonhoffer> frozen from poking at the menus trying to find an xterm
[03:12] <yoyoned> ultraren: is the partition mounted read/write
[03:12] <bonhoffer> nothing big here
[03:12] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: usually never and ctrl+alt+backspace will reset the X11 server
[03:12] <twoadmin> ubuntu is very good
[03:12] <Pulpie> twoadmin: we know
[03:12] <tianshen> ubuntu is very good
[03:12] <bonhoffer> ctl+alt+backspace does nothing
[03:12] <lucax> ultraren, sudo -i then type the command u want
[03:12] <ultraren> yoyoned, fstab sez "/dev/sdb6	/media/noise	vfat	rw,user,auto,exec,sync	0	0"
[03:12] <Pulpie> tianshen: this has been said
[03:12] <bonhoffer> mouse will not move
[03:13] <bonhoffer> not even a blue screen :)
[03:13] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: then you will have to hard reset it
[03:13] <ultraren> lucax, what is -i ?
[03:13] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: what are the specs of the machine
[03:13] <reya276> is there a channel to chat about Ubuntu new features and ask questions about it?
[03:13] <Pulpie> ultraren: man sudo
[03:13] <yoyoned> ultraren: vfat doesn't support unix style users
[03:13] <bonhoffer> Pulpie, 1.6 ghz atom processor, 2 gb ram 80 gb hard drive (1 gb swap 12 gb for ubuntu)
[03:13] <lucax> ultraren, that way ull get into root account
[03:13] <bonhoffer> no apps installed yet
[03:13] <bonhoffer> os is untouched
[03:13] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: hmm and it just freezes?
[03:14] <bonhoffer> only froze onece
[03:14] <bonhoffer> only used for five minutes
[03:14] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: what did you try to do on it?
[03:14] <jtisme> lucax, sudo before commands
[03:15] <bonhoffer> just trying to find an xterm
[03:15] <bonhoffer> used the touchpad
[03:15] <bonhoffer> hadn't started an app yet
[03:15] <kaneda^> hey, so my mouse is back at it again
[03:15] <kaneda^> or rather, trackpad
[03:15] <yoyoned> ultraren: you can'tdo it, because fat filesystems don't have users
[03:15] <bonhoffer> boots up fast (at least :<
[03:15] <lucax> jtisme, sudo -i and then u dont have to type sudo for all commands u want to type... if u are gonna use a lot of sudo commands
[03:15] <Randal1> can someone PM me and help me?
[03:15] <kaneda^> i'm not sure what triggers it, but sometimes it completely changes my preferences
[03:15] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: very odd... and it you just got this laptop?
[03:15] <kaneda^> and i have to restart x to get it to reload the mouse
[03:15] <Pulpie> Randal1: no ask here.
[03:15]  * adrian Hi. can anyone help me and guide me in how to install my tv tunner?
[03:15] <bonhoffer> so i can at least recover quickly when this os crashes -- yes brand new
[03:16] <bonhoffer> eeepc
[03:16] <Pulpie> adrian: check out mythtv and dont use actions
[03:16] <bonhoffer> running eeeubuntu
[03:16] <Randal1>  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[03:16] <merther> How do I get an NTFS partition to mount on startup?
[03:16] <bonhoffer> Ubuntu Eee
[03:16] <Pulpie> bonhoffer: hmm never heard of eeebuntu
[03:16] <bonhoffer> http://www.ubuntu-eee.com/wiki/index.php5?title=Introduction_to_Ubuntu_Eee
[03:16] <Randal1> i'm not really sure what to do?
[03:16] <bonhoffer> but i can't get a terminal prompt
[03:16] <adrian> pulpie, i've tryed, but I don't now how to detect and install drivers for the tuner
[03:16] <kaneda^> would anyone happen to have ideas on why my trackpad suddenly reverts to old settings after a random amount of time
[03:16] <kaneda^> and can only be fixed by restarting x?
[03:16] <yoyoned> !ntfs|merther
[03:17] <Pulpie> adrian: use google?
[03:17] <ultraren> yoyoned, then how do i write to my fat partitions?
[03:17] <merther> ty
[03:17] <Azhi_Dahaka> anyone knows how can i calibrate colors of video?
[03:17] <Pulpie> adrian: consider the possiblity that the tuner doesn't have linux drivers
[03:17] <Azhi_Dahaka> seems like the hue in Totem doesn't work on my case
[03:17] <Azhi_Dahaka> :S
[03:17] <adrian> tryed that too, but no instructions for noobs
[03:17] <yoyoned> ultraren: you should be able to
[03:17] <arecibo> you should be able to write to FAT by default
[03:17] <Pulpie> adrian: then you have found instructions?
[03:17] <Randal1> any ideas anyone?
[03:17] <adrian> but it has, i've seen in google others that had this
[03:17] <Craighhney> can anyone tell me how to open a .bundle file?
[03:18] <Pulpie> Craighhney: google can, second time i answered this please read more carefully.
[03:18] <yoyoned> ultraren: I do it all the time without any trouble
[03:18] <arecibo> .bundle is a hidden directory
[03:18] <arecibo> cd into it
[03:18] <mrpockets> is there a command to remove a directory that's got shit in it?
[03:18] <arecibo> from terminal
[03:18] <arecibo> $ cd .budle
[03:18] <Pulpie> Craighhney: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=.bundle+file
[03:18] <kaneda^> mrpockets, rm -rf
[03:18] <Craighhney> pulpie stop telling me that
[03:18] <Pulpie> Craighhney: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=.bundle+file
[03:18] <ultraren> yoyoned, i can't, they are all read only.  this is a fresh install. i edited the fstab so they would be automounted on startup, and now i cant write to them
[03:18] <FloodBot2> Pulpie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:19] <Craighhney> and dont flood
[03:19] <Pulpie> Craighhney: it gives you the answers on filext
[03:19] <Craighhney> >;)
[03:19] <yoyoned> ultraren: ls -l /media
[03:19] <Pulpie> Craighhney: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
[03:19] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i've been using this as a guide and i just don't understand the bottom part on configuring it? (network manager problems)
[03:19] <Craighhney> jk
[03:19] <Randal1> any ideas?
[03:19] <Pulpie> Craighhney: you need to read that
[03:19] <biabia> ok so my update notify said 5 updates available so i updated...then saw that it checked 14 hours ago, so i checked again and now there is 90 updates available. anyone know why
[03:19] <ultraren> yoyoned, drwxr-xr-x  8 root root  4096 1969-12-31 16:00 noise
[03:19] <Pulpie> Randal1: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html you need to read this too
[03:19] <mrpockets> thanks man
[03:19] <kaneda^> mrpockets, np
[03:19] <kaneda^> my trackpad is f-ed up, can anyone help me?
[03:20] <mrpockets> i actually made a script to delete a buncha old users directories
[03:20] <yoyoned> ultraren:sudo  chmod 777 /media/noise
[03:20] <mrpockets> causae i couldn't figure that oneout :-p
[03:20] <lliw00> i have followed the online guides for ubuntu and playback of dvds, but im having no luck. any ideas?
[03:20] <kaneda^> it works fine for the first 15 minutes of using x, and then reverts to some other set of settings
[03:20] <Pulpie> kaneda^: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html explain how.
[03:20] <kaneda^> Pulpie, it works fine for the first 15 minutes of using x, and then reverts to some other set of settings
[03:20] <kaneda^> i have to restart x to get it to reload
[03:20] <Pulpie> kaneda^: how do you know it uses some other settings and that its not just some sort of glitch
[03:21] <Randal1> Pulpie: my exact problem is i don't know what that code on the page does as i've tried several times and believe i have entered in the right info and have not connected wirelessy yet
[03:21] <ZraS87> I'm having a problem
[03:21] <kaneda^> Pulpie, i dont
[03:21] <ultraren> yoyoyoned, ok, did sudo chmod 777 /media/noise. ls -l /media returns drwxr-xr-x  8 root root  4096 1969-12-31 16:00 noise
[03:21] <kaneda^> Pulpie, as far as i can tell, i do not have a documented problem
[03:21] <CaptainHowdy> I am having an issue with virtual desktops http://paste.ubuntu.com/58627/
[03:21] <Pulpie> kaneda^: then you need to document it
[03:21] <ZraS87> Why is it sometimes my mp3 files play and sometimes don't ???
[03:22] <ZraS87> I have the streamer plug ins
[03:22] <ZraS87> can anyone help?
[03:22] <kaneda^> Pulpie, i've looked in the xorg log and found nothing strange, and it doesnt happen at any given time that i can document
[03:22] <Pulpie> ZraS87: what do you play them in
[03:22] <ZraS87> anything
[03:22] <ZraS87> like
[03:22] <yoyoned> ultraren: change owner of noise and try to write file
[03:22] <kaneda^> Pulpie, it seems random, suddenly my trackpad will ONLY vertical scroll, not move regularly, and then it goes to these other settings
[03:22] <ZraS87> rythymbox
[03:22] <Pulpie> kaneda^: you said about 15 minutes after xorg starts
[03:23] <kaneda^> Pulpie, totally depends, it seems the more stressed the computer is the faster it happens
[03:23] <Pulpie> ZraS87: try totem/mplayer and check if alsa is installed
[03:23] <ZraS87> ok
[03:23] <Pulpie> kaneda^: it could be that you computer generates too much heat
[03:23] <ultraren> yoyoned, sudo chown -R laserwolf /media/noise returns "operation not permited"
[03:23] <Azhi_Dahaka> No ideas how can I fix the color issue?
[03:23] <Pulpie> kaneda^: so the track pad cant tell if your finger is actually touching it or not
[03:23] <kaneda^> Pulpie, i don't doubt that, but if that's resetting the mouse driver to default then i'm a monkey's uncle
[03:24] <Pulpie> kaneda^: why would it do that in the middle of running xorg
[03:24] <ZraS87> no they won't play
[03:24] <Pulpie> ZraS87: is alsa installed?
[03:24] <kaneda^> Pulpie, i dunno, that's what i'm here to find out
[03:24] <ultraren> yoyoned, chown: changing ownership of `/media/noise': Operation not permitted
[03:24] <ZraS87> I think alsa is installed
[03:24] <ZraS87> how do you check
[03:24] <Pulpie> ZraS87: ps aw | grep alsa
[03:24] <yoyoned> ultraren: try chown without the -R
[03:24] <ZraS87> just to make sure
[03:24] <mrpockets> does Ubuntu not have a .bash_profile ?
[03:25] <Pulpie> mrpockets: it should if you use bash with it
[03:25] <proxybomber> is there anyway to make your virtual box fit the whole screen? not just a little screen?
[03:25] <ultraren> yoyoned, same thing
[03:25] <ZraS87> I put that int the terminal
[03:25] <mrpockets> hmm
[03:25] <mrpockets> I'm pretty sure I'm using bash
[03:25] <ZraS87> it gave me :  6465 pts/0    S+     0:00 grep alsa
[03:25] <ZraS87> back
[03:26] <Pulpie> mrpockets: erm actually no debian does not have it
[03:26] <kaneda^> mrpockets, in your home folder .bashrc
[03:26] <yoyoned> ultraren: what is output of df -h
[03:26] <Pulpie> ZraS87: no you need to install alsa
[03:26] <Pulpie> kaneda^: thats not .bash_profile
[03:26] <mrpockets> if i want a script to run at startup
[03:26] <ZraS87> how do I do that?
[03:26] <kaneda^> mrpockets, .bashrc
[03:26] <mrpockets> what file do I modify to run it?
[03:26] <kaneda^> mrpockets, ^^
[03:26] <ZraS87> I thought I already had it?
[03:26] <Pulpie> ZraS87: apt-cache search alsa
[03:26] <mrpockets> thanks
[03:26] <ultraren> yoyoned, /dev/sdb6              43G   35G  7.9G  82% /media/noise
[03:27] <kaneda^> Pulpie, so why would it be resetting in the middle of running x?
[03:27] <bullgard4>  Gestern gab es ein Kernelupdate via Aktualisierungsverwaltung auf 2.6.24-21. Ich wurde gefragt, ob ich meine alte alte Datei /boot/grub/menu.lst beibehalten wolle. Ich antwortete: "Ja",
[03:27] <Pulpie> kaneda^: there is no logical reason for this, i dont think it would
[03:27] <Pulpie> kaneda^: i think you are "jumping to conclusions"
[03:27] <ZraS87> it put alot of stuff back
[03:28] <Pulpie> mrpockets: man crontab
[03:28] <bullgard4>  Gestern gab es ein Kernelupdate via Aktualisierungsverwaltung auf 2.6.24-21. Ich wurde gefragt, ob ich meine alte alte Datei /boot/grub/menu.lst beibehalten wolle. Ich antwortete: "Ja",  weil ich meine Framebufferkonsole nicht verlieren wollte. Jetzt habe ich aber keinen Kernel 2.6.24-21. Was tun? Zeilen in /boot/grub/menu.list einfügen von Hand?
[03:29] <Pulpie> ZraS87: search through it and find alsa audio server and install that package
[03:29] <Stargazer> I'm trying to print an image but it's _really huge_ ... how can i print it on multiple sheets ?
[03:29] <Mari> Hi can somebody please tell me how to install sql-ladager on ubuntu please?
[03:29] <jtisme> !german
[03:29] <mrpockets> man
[03:29] <mrpockets> i'm too tired to fuck with this
[03:29] <mrpockets> to mess with this***
[03:29] <Pulpie> Mari: apt-get install sql-ladager ?
[03:30] <Mari> ok thanks
[03:30] <kaneda^> Pulpie, ok, i can tell you i'm using GSynaptics
[03:30] <Sn007ake> Im haveing major problems After the latest kernl update......... Im currently using the Older Working kernl however i can't seem to get my GFX card to work .... I've tried instaling factory ones and Official supported ubuntu from the Database and im concernd i may have some conflict between something i may have overlooked
[03:30] <turtle_> how is Virtual box?
[03:30] <kaneda^> Pupeno, i can also tell you that sometime during my x session it resets the mouse settings and completely ignores the stuff in xorg.conf
[03:30] <dasickis> Pulpie: it doesn't so how do i figure out if the CF is corrupted or if ubutu is messing up
[03:30] <Pulpie> kaneda^: i haven't used that. check its settings through
[03:30] <kaneda^> Pulpie*
[03:30] <Pulpie> dasickis: huh?
[03:30] <yoyoned> ultraren: i am at a loss.  could you write to if before adding the line to fstab
[03:31] <kaneda^> Pulpie, the settings work correctly at the beginning of my x session, and at some point the mouse freezes up, and upon becoming unfrozen no longer works as is set in xorg.conf
[03:31] <Stargazer> I'm trying to print an image but it's _really_huge_. how can i print it on multiple sheets ?
[03:31] <ultraren> yoyoned, yes.
[03:31] <Pulpie> kaneda^: so the xorg.conf is setup to make your mouse not work?
[03:32] <Pulpie> ultraren: what line did you put in fstab
[03:32] <ZraS87> not sure which one of these to use can't find anything about a server ....sorry I'm a noob....
[03:32] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i need help understanding the code at the bottom of the page listed under network manager problems
[03:32] <bungieQord> What code would make a symbolic link from my home directory to /etc/passwd?
[03:32] <Pulpie> ultraren: if its anything to do with the directory your trying to chown then you cant chown it
[03:32] <Pulpie> bungieQord: man ln
[03:33] <kaneda^> Pulpie, http://rafb.net/p/kujrvu34.html
[03:33] <yoyoned> ultraren: cat /proc/mounts
[03:33] <kaneda^> i'll brb, gotta restart x to fix my mouse
[03:33] <Pulpie> ZraS87: sudo apt-get install alsa-base
[03:33] <FlintTwn> kaneda
[03:33] <Pulpie> ugh shit
[03:33] <FlintTwn> control alt backspace
[03:33] <Pulpie> FlintTwn: thats not the problem
[03:33] <lucax> how can i extract audio from flash videos?
[03:33] <bungieQord> Pulpie, I entered "ln -s /etc/passwd ~" but I don't know if that's the right syntax and I'm not seeing any indication of whether it worked or not
[03:33] <ultraren> Pulpie, oh? i can't change ownership of directories mounted with fstab?
[03:33] <Pulpie> FlintTwn: scroll up and read
[03:33] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i need help understanding the code at the bottom of the page listed under network manager problems    can someone please take a look?
[03:33] <Pulpie> ultraren: i dont think so man sftab
[03:33] <jtisme> bungieQord, ln -s myfile  /etc/passwd
[03:34] <Pulpie> bungieQord: include the file in home
[03:34] <jtisme> sorry  ln -s /etc/passwd myfile
[03:34] <turtle_> how do I change the res on open suse?
[03:34] <Pulpie> bungieQord: touch ~/passwdln
[03:34] <turtle_> plz
[03:34] <ultraren> yoyoned, /dev/sdb6 /media/noise vfat rw,sync,nosuid,nodev,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,codepage=cp437,iocharset=iso8859-1 0 0
[03:34] <Pulpie> bungieQord: then run the same thing but with ~/passwdln at the end
[03:34] <ZraS87> Pulpie: this is what terminal gave me ...
[03:34] <ZraS87> alsa-base is already the newest version.
[03:34] <ZraS87> The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:
[03:34] <ZraS87>   linux-headers-2.6.24-19-generic python-zopeinterface python-twisted-core
[03:34] <ZraS87>   python-pyogg python-editobj libcal3d12 libode0debian1
[03:34] <ZraS87>   linux-headers-2.6.24-19 python-twisted-bin
[03:34] <FloodBot2> ZraS87: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:34] <ZraS87> Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[03:34] <Pulpie> ZraS87: DONT COPY AND PASTE
[03:34] <Pulpie> NOOO
[03:35] <bungieQord> jtisme, I'm supposed to link my home directory to /etc/passwd... So /etc/passwd is my file
[03:35] <Pulpie> ZraS87: type yes
[03:35] <bungieQord> jtisme, also, do I need to be in my home directory or /etc/ directory?
[03:35] <Pulpie> ZraS87: oh wait, start alsa
[03:35] <n8tuser> bungieQord-> that does not make sense
[03:35] <Pulpie> ZraS87: man alsa to figure out how
[03:35] <dasickis> Pulpie: i'm trying to get ubuntu to see my CF card but i'm wondering how do i tell if my CF card is corrupt or if ubuntu doesn't have proper driver support
[03:35] <Pulpie> dasickis: dont ask me directly
[03:36] <jtisme> bungie ln -s /etc/passwd /home/myhome.dir
[03:36] <ZraS87> yes
[03:36] <kaneda^> Pulpie, i'm back
[03:36] <Pulpie> dasickis: whats a cf?
[03:36] <Pulpie> kaneda^: wb
[03:36] <kaneda^> Pulpie, did you see my trackpad settings in xorg?
[03:36] <yoyoned> ultraren: I dn't know what else to try other that removeing the line in fstab and letting hal  mount it at boot or whrn plugged in
[03:36] <jtisme> bungieQord, ln -s /etc/passwd /home/myhome.dir
[03:36] <Pulpie> kaneda^: yes but i dont have your trackpad so i dont know the settings that it should have
[03:36] <kaneda^> Pulpie, all of those settings work
[03:36] <dasickis> cf = compact flash
[03:36] <kaneda^> until something happens at which point it resets
[03:36] <biabia> ok so my update notify said 5 updates available so i updated...then saw that it checked 14 hours ago, so i checked again and now there is 90 updates available. anyone know why
[03:37] <ultraren> yoyoned, i just #'d out the line in fstab.
[03:37] <Pulpie> kaneda^: how does it reset?
[03:37] <Stargazer> How do i print an image over a number of pages instead of the entire image being on one page ?
[03:37] <dasickis> sorry, you answered my question before
[03:37] <Randal1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/TRENDnet_TEW-424UB_3.0R_(ndiswrapper) i need help understanding the code at the bottom of the page listed under network manager problems    can someone please take a look? plz?
[03:37] <Pulpie> dasickis: i did?
[03:37] <dasickis> yeah
[03:37] <biabia> Stargazer, poster
[03:37] <yoyoned> ultraren: sudo umount /media/noise
[03:37] <Pulpie> dasickis: what question was that?
[03:37] <ZraS87> keeps on giving me error messages
[03:37] <Stargazer> Biabia: ?
[03:37] <Mari> how do i get in to root?
[03:37] <kaneda^> Pulpie, the mouse goes crazy (i.e., only allows me to vertical scroll), and then locks up, after which it is reset
[03:37] <Pulpie> ZraS87: try it as root
[03:37] <dasickis> it was: how do i make ubuntu see my flash card
[03:38] <Pulpie> kaneda^: but how do you know the settings are changed
[03:38] <dasickis> you said it does it by default
[03:38] <dasickis> so i was working on that for this long and it doesn't
[03:38] <jtisme> Mari, sudo su -
[03:38] <yoyoned> ultraren: unplug/replug device.  do you use gnome
[03:38] <zcat[1]> just wondering if there's any GOOD OCR software in Linux.. something that actually manages to get most of the words right.. xsane totally fails
[03:38] <Pulpie> dasickis: whats a cf card?
[03:38] <ultraren> yoyoned, ah ha! unmounting and remounting works
[03:38] <Pulpie> Mari: man su or man sudo
[03:38] <dasickis> cf card = compact flash card
[03:38] <biabia> Stargazer, poster should be a print option, then let you select how many pages to break it up into
[03:38] <csilk> !sudo
[03:38] <csilk> !sudo > mari
[03:38] <zcat[1]> !ocr
[03:39] <kaneda^> Pulpie, what do you mean how do i know, all of a sudden my tap to click is back on and the sensitivity has gone way down
[03:39] <Pulpie> dasickis: ahh umm it should just pop up like any other usb device
[03:39] <Pulpie> kaneda^: so that doesn't mean the xorg.conf was changed
[03:39] <kaneda^> what
[03:39] <dasickis> but it doesn't so what's my next step to figuring out where the problem is
[03:39] <kaneda^> why would xorg.conf have been changed
[03:39] <ultraren> yoyoned, oh the mount point has changed
[03:39] <yoyoned> ultraren: good, tell me again why you added a line to fstab for the device
[03:39] <kaneda^> Pulpie, what in god's name are you talking about
[03:39] <kaneda^> Pulpie, the mouse is handled by gsynaptic, xorg tells it what settings to load with
[03:39] <Pulpie> kaneda^: thats the only way the settings for your touchpad would be changed
[03:39] <formode> Hello I am looking for a Keyboard onscreen that will allow me to set it's langauge. Anyone know of one?
[03:40] <kaneda^> no
[03:40] <kaneda^> they can be changed live via gsynaptics
[03:40] <Pulpie> kaneda^: oh remove gsynaptics then
[03:40] <Pulpie> kaneda^: it seems to want to screw up the settings xorg set
[03:40] <Stargazer> Biabia: in what program ? i can't find that option in eog or g-thumb's printing options.
[03:40] <kaneda^> gsynaptics is what's allowing me to use the nice mouse config that i'm using now
[03:40] <ZraS87> Pulpie: hold on ...if the web browser can play music and sound works ...
[03:40] <kaneda^> Pulpie, is there someone more experience around?
[03:41] <jtisme> dasickis, tail /var/log/messages  and see if the OS found anything
[03:41] <Pulpie> kaneda^: O_O this isn't like a damn store im not paid to talk to you
[03:41] <curtis> how can i make windows xp boot instead of ubuntu when i turn my comptuer on?
[03:41] <Pulpie> curtis: get grub to see your xp partition?
[03:41] <curtis> Pulpie: how can i tell?
[03:41] <yoyoned> !grub|curtis
[03:41] <formode> Hello I am looking for a Keyboard onscreen that will allow me to set it's langauge. Anyone know of one?
[03:42] <Pulpie> curtis: what ubottu said
[03:42] <ZraS87> I guess I'll be back later gonna go make dinner ...
[03:42] <dasickis> jtisme: it doesn't i tried it in the past
[03:42] <Randal1> what does acces point: not associated mean?
[03:42] <dasickis> jtisme: i'm wondering if it's because i was messing with the bios
[03:42] <Pulpie> Randal1: exactly what it says
[03:42] <curtis> can you just tell me?
[03:42] <Pulpie> Randal1: the access point is not associated
[03:42] <Pulpie> curtis: O_O we just did
[03:42] <curtis> how can i see the grub config file?
[03:42] <jtisme> dasickis, not sure about that what did you change in bios
[03:42] <curtis> in terminal...
[03:43] <Pulpie> curtis: you mean "where is the grub conf file?"
[03:43] <zcat[1]> "shipping  co_p_nie8  8re, i cre 8si_ly ,using Pjv_te sicujtp M_s to co_b_k pirates off the coast of So_di_  becguEe ' f__eign na_es _e"
[03:43] <dasickis> jtisme: actually wait this time it did say it found something with this new CF card
[03:43] <dasickis> jtisme: let me verify again
[03:43] <zcat[1]> anyone make sense of that?
[03:43] <curtis> how can i acess it from the terminal?
[03:43] <yoyoned> curtis: sudo   nano  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:43] <dasickis> it says attached SCSI removable disk
[03:43] <Randal1> wlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:off/any             Mode:Managed  Frequency:2.412 GHz  Access Point: Not-Associated              Bit Rate:54 Mb/s   Tx-Power:20 dBm   Sensitivity=0/3             RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off           Power Management:off           Link Quality:100  Signal level:0  Noise level:160           Rx invalid nwid:0  Rx invalid crypt:0  Rx invalid frag:0           Tx excessive retries:0  Invalid misc:0   Missed beaco
[03:43] <Randal1> that is exactly what i get when i run iwconfig
[03:43] <Pulpie> curtis: locate grub.conf
[03:43] <ultraren> yoyoned, i just reformated repartitioned and did a fresh install of ubuntu on my main drive. my slave drive has 4 fat partitions that i want mounted on startup as well as the new storage partition on my main drive. so i edited fstab.
[03:44] <jtisme> dasickis, ok good what  /dev/  did it assign
[03:44] <Pulpie> Randal1: DONT PASTE
[03:44] <Randal1> i used the pastebin?
[03:44] <Pulpie> Randal1: no you didn't
[03:44] <bungieQord> jtisme, can you check your PM real quick plz?
[03:44] <Pulpie> bungieQord: dont pm others
[03:44] <Randal1> forgot to click download as text
[03:44] <ultraren> yoyoned, i also renamed the mount points from what they originally named. now ls -l /media returns
[03:44] <Stargazer> Biabia: in what program ? i can't find that option in eog or g-thumb's printing options.
[03:44] <dasickis> jtisme: does it say it in the /var/log/messages?
[03:44] <ultraren> yoyoned, drwx------  8 laserwolf root  4096 1969-12-31 16:00 PREHENSILE
[03:45] <jtisme> bungieQord, i dont know how to check it tell me how
[03:45] <ChaMeLioN> Good morning everyone
[03:45] <Pulpie> ChaMeLioN: night here
[03:45] <jtisme> dasickis, yes it will be in /var/log/messages if it was able to recognize the device
[03:45] <curtis> how can i tell what entry xp is?
[03:46] <Pulpie> curtis: df -h to check partitions
[03:46] <ChaMeLioN> Pulpie: heh, ** Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening everyone
[03:46] <Randal1> so i have a problem configuring my internet i've checked the wiki and forums and still have no idea on how to connect to internet using the wireless device
[03:46] <ChaMeLioN> better ?
[03:46] <dasickis> jtisme: it's not it just says attached scis gneric sgl type 0
[03:46] <axisys> what app can I use to talk to iphone?
[03:46] <Pulpie> axisys: this is #ubuntu not #iphone
[03:46] <jtisme> dasickis, hold on a sec
[03:46] <Randal1> the wiki suggested code because network manager doesn't work well and i don't understand what it means
[03:46] <Pulpie> ChaMeLioN: :P
[03:47] <curtis> Pulpie, please check my PM
[03:47] <axisys> Pulpie: looking for help with using linux to access iphone
[03:47] <Pulpie> axisys: explain
[03:47] <Pulpie> curtis: dont pm me
[03:47] <csilk> whats more annoying than someone pm'ing you a 50 + line logfile via irc -_-
[03:48] <Pulpie> csilk: someone doing it in channel
[03:48] <curtis> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[03:48] <curtis> /dev/sda5              97G  2.6G   90G   3% /
[03:48] <curtis> varrun                1.5G  104K  1.5G   1% /var/run
[03:48] <curtis> varlock               1.5G     0  1.5G   0% /var/lock
[03:48] <curtis> udev                  1.5G   48K  1.5G   1% /dev
[03:48] <FloodBot2> curtis: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:48] <curtis> devshm                1.5G   36K  1.5G   1% /dev/shm
[03:48] <csilk> haha
[03:48] <ultraren> thanks for the help. i think i figured it out
[03:48] <csilk> irony?
[03:48] <Pulpie> csilk: OMG i told him to PASTE BIN IT
[03:48] <csilk> hahah
[03:48] <jtisme> dasickis,  you should see something like  this '[sdX]' where X is a letter
[03:48] <Pulpie> csilk: im not reading that, PASTEBIN.CA
[03:49] <Pulpie> curtis: *
[03:49] <axisys> i have a iphone and i want to upload music in it from my ubuntu
[03:49] <jtisme> dasickis, it should precede the message in /var/log/messages
[03:49] <Pulpie> axisys: is sshd running on the phone?
[03:49] <curtis> Pulpie, would it be 2?
[03:49] <Pulpie> 2?
[03:49] <axisys> Pulpie: let me check.. it is iphone 2G
[03:49] <curtis> what do i change the default to?
[03:49] <Pulpie> curtis: huh what default?
[03:50] <jtisme> bungieQord, did you get my last msg saying i dont know how to check PM?
[03:50] <curtis> brb
[03:50] <Mari> Can somebody please help me install sql-ledger?
[03:50] <Mari> aww im sorry
[03:50] <Mari> whats paste bin?
[03:50] <Pulpie> Mari: i told you
[03:50] <jtisme> brb have to check my outdoor fire
[03:50] <Pulpie> Mari: sudo apt-get install sql-ledger
[03:50] <dasickis> itit doesn't
[03:50] <Pulpie> jtisme: its out doors
[03:50] <csilk> mar seriously, dont copy and paste that much data into a pm
[03:50] <Mari> i did that already
[03:50] <csilk> it's STILL going
[03:50] <dasickis> jtisme: it doesn't
[03:51] <csilk> Mari, ^
[03:51] <Mari> but how do i run it now there is no icon
[03:51] <Pulpie> Mari: then its installed
[03:51] <Pulpie> Mari: try the command sql-ledger or w/e its called
[03:51] <Mari> how on where
[03:51] <theflamingpi_> GreedyB: Did you get flash 10 working?
[03:51] <Pulpie> Mari: english please
[03:51] <zcat[1]> hmmmm.. how come in MSOffice I can scan a page and get almost letter-perfect OCR but gocr can barely manage to get more than a few consecutive letters. Is open source really so far behind?
[03:51] <axisys> Pulpie: i have the iphone connected using the iphone data cable
[03:51] <Mari> try twhat command on where?
[03:51] <axisys> ssh is running.. but no network
[03:52] <Pulpie> axisys: oh how does that connect? usb?
[03:52] <axisys> Pulpie: yes
[03:52] <csilk> Mari,  localhost/sql-ledger/login.pl
[03:52] <Twar3> zcat[1]: probably. there's  no paid incentive.
[03:52] <csilk> in your browser
[03:52] <Pulpie> axisys: go into computer>and then the iphone
[03:52] <Mari> nope
[03:52] <Mari> nothing came up
[03:52] <bungieQord> jtisme, type /query bungieQord
[03:53] <Pulpie> Mari: you put that in your internet browser?
[03:53] <Mari> yes
[03:53] <curtis> did not work
[03:53] <curtis> :(
[03:53] <axisys> Pulpie: i dont follow.. my iphone is connected to my ubuntu using usb
[03:53] <Mari> what other browser are there?
[03:53] <Pulpie> axisys: go to places>computer>iphone device
[03:53] <Pulpie> Mari: a lot
[03:53] <csilk> Mari,  it's browser based software so you have to access using your browser
[03:53] <zcat[1]> shipping  campanies  _Te,,increasingly using Private gecuiity firm_ to Combat p' iiat, es  off th,e  cuast  of Somalia  beca_se  f_reign navies are restmcXed _in what
[03:53] <Mari> what one
[03:54] <curtis> Firefox, Opera
[03:54] <Pulpie> Mari: ANY
[03:54] <zcat[1]> Slightly better...
[03:54] <curtis> Firefox is the best
[03:54] <jtisme> bungieQord, ok hold on let me digest the message
[03:54] <Mari> yea i used it on firefox
[03:54] <csilk> thats fine
[03:54] <zcat[1]> It's an article about piracy ;)
[03:54] <Pulpie> zcat[1]: i will murder you if you dont speak english
[03:54] <axisys> Pulpie: don't see iphone service
[03:54] <csilk> Mari,  what does http://localhost/sql-ledger bring up?
[03:54] <Mari> localhost/sql-ledger/login.pl
[03:54] <Pulpie> axisys: hmm it should be there, try checking on #mac or something
[03:55] <zcat[1]> Pulpie: don't blame me.. the article is in perfect engligh and MS Office gets it right letter-for-letter. blame gocr
[03:55] <Mari> Not Found
[03:55] <Mari> The requested URL /sql-ledger/login.pl was not found on this server.
[03:55] <Mari> Apache/2.2.8 (Ubuntu) Server at localhost Port 80
[03:55] <jtisme> bungieQord, what are the instructions to be used for?
[03:55] <Pulpie> zcat[1]: i blame you for pasting into the channel
[03:55] <csilk> Mari,  try localhost/sql-ledger
[03:55] <jtisme> bungieQord, we can talk on the PM if you want to
[03:55] <Mari> nope same thing
[03:56] <biabia> perfect english could be interpreted as an oxymoron
[03:56] <zcat[1]> so anyhow... is there any ocr software in linux that actually works?
[03:56] <csilk> ok you need to read the read me, it will be a direcotry issue
[03:56] <csilk> you may need ot move some files
[03:56] <joshual> phew kubuntu-intrepid_ibex is a mess!
[03:56] <csilk> and change the owner
[03:56] <joshual> at least on my laptop
[03:56] <Mari> i just need some application that is kinda the same thing as QuickBooks on windows
[03:56] <Pulpie> biabia: so could internet support
[03:56] <joshual> back to ubuntu-hardy!
[03:56] <zcat[1]> fine ' newspaper english' or whatever
[03:56] <Pulpie> biabia: or irc support channel
[03:56] <Mari> on my ubuntu
[03:56] <whyameye> are there any negatives to using the realtime kernel? If I install I can completely remove, correct?
[03:57] <biabia> well people expect miracles. sometimes a little sweat must be shed
[03:57] <n8tuser> whyameye-> do you have a need for it?
[03:57] <Pulpie> biabia: but i dont require anything but DECENT english
[03:57] <whyameye> Mari: kmymoney
[03:57] <joshual> Mari: have you looked here: linuxappfinder.com ?
[03:57] <Pulpie> biabia: meh im not going to them for help
[03:57] <Pulpie> biabia: they are comming to me
[03:57] <whyameye> n8tuser: it would be nice. I am doing some live sound manipulation and less latency would be better.
[03:57] <Mari> okay thanks
[03:57] <Pulpie> biabia: and its not a miracle its linux
[03:58] <biabia> well if their english isnt sufficient that you understand the questions, and they understand your answers then i can see the dilemma
[03:58] <ArcInversion> Guys, I need help.  I'm trying to setup an internet radio station and I'm running into problems.  When I try to start IceCast I get this error.
[03:58] <ArcInversion> chris@chris-laptop:~$ /etc/init.d/icecast2 start
[03:58] <ArcInversion> Starting icecast2: start-stop-daemon: Unable to set gid to 125 (Operation not permitted)
[03:58] <Pulpie> biabia: they can understand my answers
[03:58] <curtis> i have the .sh file for urban terror what do i have to type into the terminal to install the game?
[03:58] <joshual> does anyone know the name of another ubuntu irc channel? there used to be another one I went on but forgot what it was called
[03:58] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: DONT PASTE IN THE CHANNEL
[03:58] <n8tuser> whyameye-> go for it then, and maybe look also into ulinux  pronounced microlinux
[03:58] <csilk> joshual, what mari has is a good fit for her needs already
[03:59] <joshual> Mari: if not you might be able to run Quickbooks with Wine
[03:59] <curtis> anyone know?
[03:59] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: try the command with sudo in front
[03:59] <biabia> some times if people are unable to speak proper english, they also dont understand what it means when they read/hear it
[03:59] <Mari> but i don't have a registered verion of it
[03:59] <whyameye> n8tuser: it's my general-purpose laptop. Will it really completely remove w/out trace with an apt-get remove?
[03:59] <joshual> csilk: didnt see what she had... just giving suggestions
[03:59] <Pulpie> biabia: then they should be in the ENGLISH support channel
[03:59] <Mari> my boss dosen't want to spend money on software
[03:59] <ArcInversion> i did... all it does is says "Starting icecast2" but then it comes up with chris@chris-laptop etc again
[03:59] <Pulpie> shouldn't*
[04:00] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: that means it worked
[04:00] <Mari> its 11 o'clock and i haven't had any dinner
[04:00] <andysetiyawan> tes
[04:00] <n8tuser> whyameye-> i have not installed it myself, i dont why it would not completely be purge
[04:00] <Mari> im tryin to save my job here guys
[04:00] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: silence is good in unix
[04:00]  * chaddy feeds Mari 
[04:00] <chaddy> n00bs
[04:00] <ArcInversion> nope... it comes up with the chris@chris-laptop on the same line as the "starting icecast" and icecast won't work
[04:00] <Mari> he want me to learn ubuntu he says thats the new thing
[04:00] <Pulpie> Mari: dont blame us if you cant
[04:00] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: ps aw | grep icecast
[04:00] <Mari> :(
[04:01] <joshual> Mari: i'll try and help
[04:01] <chaddy> Mari: it's more about learning to learn
[04:01] <n8tuser> Mari what is your job btw?
[04:01] <Mari> please guys
[04:01] <whyameye> n8tuser: I just wonder what is the negative to a realtime kernel and if nothing is negative, how come there exists any other kernel...
[04:01] <Mari> im working for an accountent
[04:01] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: ps aw | grep icecast2 < try that as well
[04:01] <Mari> in buffalo ny
[04:01] <Pulpie> Mari: so? get me a job in seattle
[04:01] <csilk> ArcInversion, unless you get an error youa re supposed to assume it worked
[04:01] <csilk> *you are
[04:01] <ArcInversion> 30941 pts/1    S+     0:00 grep icecast
[04:01] <Mari> his just started his office
[04:01] <Pulpie> csilk: but it didn't
[04:01] <ArcInversion> same with icecast2
[04:01] <Mari> how
[04:02] <GaMbi_DK> Hi again.. this time it is Youtube.. when I try to maximize it jumps to the TV even tho im pushing maximize on my monitor.. also the scale is totally screwed up.. my player maximizes perfectly.. could it be my flash player that is old or something like that?
[04:02] <csilk> Pulpie,  thats when you look at the error log
[04:02] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: man icecast and check the internet
[04:02] <Pulpie> csilk: i doubt hes running the start command correctly
[04:02] <gnychis> is there a way to enable remote desktop access and connect to it using firefox?
[04:02] <theflamingpi_> Are there any linux alternatives to Deep Freeze?
[04:02] <Mari> :(
[04:02] <Pulpie> theflamingpi_: ask in #linux
[04:02] <Kelen> How can i put a folder with smbclient? not files? any idea here?
[04:02] <joshual> Mari: have you tried gnucash?
[04:02] <ArcInversion> its still not showing up on my icecast server
[04:03] <Pulpie> ArcInversion: its not online
[04:03] <Mari> yea i downloaded it but don't know how to install it
[04:03] <csilk> theflamingpi_, google it
[04:03] <n8tuser> whyameye-> i believe real-time are usually used for specific apps in mind and not generic..memory management is not a good i believe, pre-emptying cause far too much delays
[04:03] <ArcInversion> o, and how do I turn it online?  sorry im dumb
[04:03] <Pulpie> !google\
[04:03] <Pulpie> !google
[04:03] <csilk> gnucash wont do
[04:03] <csilk> not for an accountant
[04:03] <joshual> mari do you know how to install applications at all?
[04:03] <theflamingpi_> csilk: Nothing of any use comes up.
[04:03] <theflamingpi_> Pulpie: Thanks.
[04:03] <andysetiyawan> have u know gr8t link for ubuntu tutorial???
[04:03] <_adrenaline> anybody here use wicd?
[04:03] <andysetiyawan> help please
[04:04] <andysetiyawan> thx b4
[04:04] <Mari> He told me to get an linux alternative for ATX  TAX Preparal 2007 and QuickBooks
[04:04] <joshual> csilk: what did you recommend for Mari?
[04:04] <Mari> nope
[04:04] <Pulpie> csilk: you seem to be decently minded, check out http://fushi.sf.net and tell me what you think of it on first impressions
[04:04] <Mari> im new at ubuntuing
[04:04] <mcs117> hello
[04:04] <csilk> theflamingpi_,  http://www.faronics.com/html/dflinux.asp
[04:04] <Pulpie> Mari: you should check out http://fushi.sf.net
[04:04] <Pulpie> Mari: hey
[04:04] <Pulpie> mcs117: hey*
[04:04] <_adrenaline> I lost my /opt/wicd/tray.py file can anybody pastebin a new one for me?
[04:04] <Mari> i installed ubuntu though al by myself
[04:04] <csilk> joshual, sql-ledger
[04:04] <_adrenaline> stupid kernel upgrade
[04:04] <Pulpie> _adrenaline: lost?
[04:05] <csilk> joshual,  which she now has installed but she cant access it via localhost due to a config issue
[04:05] <GaMbi_DK> installing ubuntu is rather hard isn't it? :)
[04:05] <csilk> i think she just needs to chown some files
[04:05] <_adrenaline> I did a kernel upgrade and my wicd doesn't work anymore I traced it down to that missing file
[04:05] <Pulpie> _adrenaline: kernel upgrade wont delete files
[04:05] <mcs117> pulpie: do you know how to install the drivers for the intel wifi 5100 easily on ubuntu 8.04?
[04:05] <GaMbi_DK> way smoother then XP imo..
[04:05] <Mari> i don't understand why he wants me to use ubuntu when his useing vista
[04:05] <_adrenaline> Don't know what to tell you
[04:05] <joshual> ahh
[04:05] <Pulpie> !google > mcs117
[04:05] <_adrenaline> It is gone and all I did was an upgrade
[04:06] <_adrenaline> or sorry an update
[04:06] <Mari> this is taking to long
[04:06] <liza0> helo
[04:06] <teratoma> how do i run multiple monitors ?
[04:06] <csilk> teratoma,  ati or nvidia or intel?
[04:06] <Pulpie> csilk: intel?
[04:06] <teratoma> csilk: intel
[04:06] <csilk> yeah intel grfx chips
[04:06] <csilk> believe it or not they are still popular
[04:06] <teratoma> is there some magic gnome config that will do it ?
[04:07] <csilk> teratoma, answer my quesiton
[04:07] <teratoma> i run a laptop with intel graphics config
[04:07] <csilk> ahh
[04:07] <Pulpie> csilk: i see
[04:07] <teratoma> csilk: intel
[04:07] <mneptok> csilk: Intel is the best video chipset for Linux, hands-down.
[04:07] <csilk> ok if it was ati i could get you going in seconds, sorry i havent used an intel chip snice the 90's
[04:07] <csilk> *since
[04:07] <quinn> iblicf
[04:07] <csilk> mneptok, not really
[04:07] <mneptok> csilk: yes, really
[04:07] <csilk> i have never had an issue with ATI, it just works
[04:07] <Azhi_Dahaka> No ideas how can I fix the color issue?
[04:07] <liza0> are there any instant messenger clients  other than pidgin that support msn  protocol
[04:08] <teratoma> liza0: bitlbee
[04:08] <joshual> im sure there must be a good ubuntu starter guide available for new windows migrators that someone can recommend for Mari?
[04:08] <FreshUbuntuNoob> liza0, Empathy, Kopete
[04:08] <mneptok> liza0: aMSN
[04:08] <liza0> thanks
[04:08] <Mari> brb
[04:08] <Pulpie> csilk: my ati x1650 returns a black screen on any debian based os once the 3d propritary drivers are installed
[04:08] <csilk> mneptok,  for some obscure tech reason that may be true, but ultimatly my exerience of ATI has been nothing less than wonderful
[04:08] <Pulpie> csilk: black screen on boot up that is.
[04:09] <mneptok> csilk: it's no obscure reason. it's the fact Intel has 100% open and free drivers.
[04:09] <joshual> this channel is toooo populated, there should be other channels... ubuntu1 for example... are there?
[04:09] <Doc8404> i need the best windows replacement...
[04:09] <Doc8404> that i can run in ubuntu
[04:09] <csilk> mneptok, i never knoew that, thats pretty good, either way, i've never had issues with ATI
[04:10] <grafixbadnow> has anyone else lost their nvidia workarounds with the new updates?
[04:10] <GaMbi_DK> Pulpie, cool down..  ati and nvidia is both not really that good for linux due to no open sources
[04:10] <FreshUbuntuNoob> joshual, There is one, ubuntu+1 or ubuntu+l, but it is for beta bug reporting/help. There is an offtopic for offtopic discussions
[04:10] <mcs117> anyone knows how to install wifi 5100?
[04:10] <mcs117> i used google, but its missing some steps
[04:10] <Pulpie> GaMbi_DK: cool down? who is warmed up? and nvidia has open source drivers for linux
[04:10] <joshual> hmm I think I'll start a new forum topic about a new irc channel
[04:10] <liza0> GaMbi_DK:which gfx cards are good for linux and have open source drivers for them
[04:10] <csilk> Pulpie,  yeah on my older 2400HD i got  a black screen at boot but it only lasts for a few seconds until compiz kicks in
[04:11] <Randal1> still having trouble configuring internet does anyone have any ideas?
[04:11] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Ok guys, has anyone had this problem before. I did an EnvyNG, and got the latest drivers, and now I get a form of GUI Corruptiuon, where parts of my screen don't refresh properly
[04:11] <Pulpie> csilk: ahh i dont have compiz when i tried
[04:11] <steve_> i am running a dell d630 laptop with the latest ubuntu. everything works! wifi and even cellular internet. sound and midi works too...
[04:11] <grafixbadnow> fresh.... I'm seeing (maybe) similar behavior with a nvidia
[04:11] <Pulpie> csilk: it stalls at the black screen
[04:11] <Coded1> I want to build my own LHC with ubuntu, does any one know of a howto?
[04:11] <FreshUbuntuNoob> grafixbadnow, I have the nVidia as well. 173, are you using Envy as well?
[04:12] <biabia> Stargazer, sudo apt-get install poster
[04:12] <whyameye> LHC?
[04:12] <GaMbi_DK> envyNG for me.. nvidia 8500gt.. no problems so fare.. (due to Envy)
[04:12] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Randal1, Any specific problems?
[04:12] <bruenig> the lhc doesn't work
[04:12] <usser> mcs117, check this out http://wiki.debian.org/iwlwifi it looks like 5100 will be supported by next version of ubuntu that sport 2.6.27 kernel
[04:12] <Coded1> :)
[04:12] <biabia> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/1238/
[04:12] <csilk> Pulpie,  apparently the fglrx driver doesnt support the 1650
[04:12] <csilk> although it does aupport the 1600
[04:13] <csilk> *support
[04:13] <Pulpie> csilk: ahh
[04:13] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Is your card supported by the 173 series?
[04:13] <csilk> HD2900, HD2600, HD2400, X1900, X1800, X1600, X1300, X850,
[04:13] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, ay
[04:13] <whyameye> Large Hadron Collider?
[04:13] <Coded1> whyameye: geek points ++
[04:13] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Great, so this is a bug with my card. My card already has a stupid bug with the drivers in the repo. That is why did an Envy :(
[04:14] <grafixbadnow> can anyone walk me thru getting an nvidia geforce 8200 working in ubuntu?
[04:14] <mneptok> Coded1: please do not add to the signal-to-noise ratio
[04:15] <Coded1> mneptok: sry, j/k
[04:15] <bungieQord> jtisme, can you check your query?
[04:15] <grafixbadnow> (technically his comment lowered the s-to-n ratio)
[04:15] <abngal> Hi guys. I'm had just been starting out ubuntu. It is a little pain, but I guess I'm moving on to dumping xp as I discover more of ubuntu's power. :) I have a question however.
[04:15] <Coded1> lol
[04:15] <Twar3> shoot, agngal
[04:15] <FreshUbuntuNoob> abngal, Go ahead, if anyone here can help you. He/she will answer :)
[04:16] <abngal> Is it possible to focus a window when the program icon in avant window manager is mouseover-ed?
[04:16] <After_Math-747> Damn does Ubuntu 8.10 crash alot for anyone? I have Kubuntu and it seems very unstable, so Im going to try Ubuntu now
[04:16] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  unfortunatly your card isnt officially supported
[04:16] <mneptok> After_Math-747: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid, please
[04:16] <After_Math-747> mneptok, thanks
[04:17] <grafixbadnow> csilk... is this something that will change in the future?
[04:17] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  pretty unlikely as it's an old card
[04:17] <abngal> I only know how to show window previews. But I guess it will be cool to show the real window upon mouseover on the taskbar
[04:17] <_grepper> any objections or tips on upgrading a Gutsy headless server to Hardy Heron over SSH?
[04:18] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  you 32 or 64 bit cpu?
[04:18] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, I just heard a whole lot about using or not using the drivers given to you from the clean install.. but when I tryed to install nvidias own drivers it trashed my xorg.conf.. then I tryed EnvyNG.. worked first time! (had to ajust a fhew lines in xorg tho).. also I heard that it will auto update when new drivers arrives or a new kernel is up?!?
[04:18] <csilk> *architecture
[04:18] <grafixbadnow> csilk... i bought this computer ~2 months ago. I'm getting the version info from lscpi... is that necessarily accurate?
[04:18] <usser> _grepper, yes. why are u upgrading?
[04:18] <csilk> hmm
[04:18] <grafixbadnow> silk... 32bit
[04:18] <_grepper> that's a sandbox server I have on my local network
[04:19] <_grepper> among other things, I'd like to have hp-install to add an HP C4200 printer
[04:19] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Unfortunately, it didn't for me. Last night's Kernel upgrades broke nVidia. I had to recompile from tty using Envy
[04:19] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  sorry i had it backwards, your card is rather new and isnt yet supported by the open nvidia drivers
[04:19] <abngal> I now like ubuntu a lot to the point that I think it will be cool for someone (or maybe me) to set up a business charging reasonable $ for installing+customizing ubuntu. :)
[04:19] <_grepper> usser: it does DHCP for me and also serves a few minor "stage" websites
[04:19] <grafixbadnow> fresh!! kernel updates broke my nvidia too
[04:19] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, so you didn't use Envy before the upgrade?
[04:20] <_grepper> usser: and works as a Continuous Integration server also
[04:20] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, I did
[04:20] <grafixbadnow> csilk... that's slightly better news    :)
[04:20] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  i should think over the next few months there will be restricted drivers that WILL support your card
[04:20] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, It didn't recompile after Kernel updates
[04:20] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, It didn't automatically* recompile after Kernel updates
[04:20] <usser> _grepper, i understand. But usually when server is setup and works you dont touch unless there's a really strong reason to
[04:20] <abngal> Or maybe I should move my window preview question to compiz-fuzion channel? Does anyone know their channel?
[04:20] <_grepper> Well, I have been wanting to do that for a while now
[04:21] <_grepper> And it works pretty damn well
[04:21] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  are the dirvers installed by the hardware manager?
[04:21] <csilk> *drivers
[04:21] <grafixbadnow> csilk... it was working (sort of) before the kernel updates. I had downloaded the nvidia drivers and followed some crazy steps from a how-to guide a googled. i ended up adding a bunch of items to xorg.conf and tagging some things NOT to run
[04:21] <FreshUbuntuNoob> abngal, #compiz-fusion
[04:21] <grafixbadnow> **how-to guide I googled
[04:21] <csilk> ah rite, you've laready played with the xorg config
[04:21] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, pain in the a**? course i'm kinda scared that that will happen to me!!!
[04:21] <_grepper> usser:  00:20:59 up 206 days,  6:27,  2 users,  load average: 0.93, 0.83, 0.44
[04:21] <csilk> *already
[04:21] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, It is quite easy if you know a little bit of commandline
[04:22] <csilk> grafixbadnow, try gksudo displayconfig-gtk
[04:22] <_grepper> usser: too late - download finished :)
[04:22] <csilk> dont blame me if anything blows up though
[04:22] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Even if your Nvidia driver breaks, your xorg will actually start in low graphics mode
[04:22] <grafixbadnow> csilk... i'll try and report back
[04:22] <grafixbadnow> i've backed up everything, so no worries
[04:22] <usser> _grepper, heh, well good luck the upgrade should be pretty smooth, make sure to back up
[04:22] <central> hello, i have a question: did there is a program a bit like checkdisk to check and fix error in ubuntu ?
[04:22] <mib_lsqzgjan> has anyone used puppy linux 3
[04:23] <_grepper> usser: thanks
[04:23] <usser> central, fsck
[04:23] <central> thanks
[04:23] <_grepper> I have my fingers crossed
[04:23] <anachoret> intrepid ibex beta 1: why does my caps lock key no longer function?
[04:23] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, well I installed my GFX drivers with and without (shut down Xserver in ctrl+alt+F1) ben using ubuntu for little under two weeks now.. think I will have a problem? :O
[04:23] <csilk> central, yes
[04:23] <mib_lsqzgjan> has anyone here use puppy linux 3
[04:23]  * _grepper scares to death :)
[04:24] <csilk> central, fsck
[04:24] <_grepper> I meant scared
[04:24] <csilk> although you shouldnt ever need ot do that
[04:24] <csilk> the fs will look after itself
[04:24] <mib_lsqzgjan> hello
[04:24] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob,  I fixed my Xorg.conf (manual backups etc) for twinview and such small projects
[04:24] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Once my ubuntu started in low -graphics, I hti ctrl + alt + f1, did an sudo envyng -t (for text mode), selected to reinstall my drivers... And it did everything automatcailly. I only had to enter the option number
[04:25] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, And then a restart of PC was recommended by Envy, so I did it, and Volia :)
[04:25] <grafixbadnow> csilk... no luck. here's the meat of the error text: "msg from X server: ﻿no device detected"    EE nvidia 0 failed to load the nvidia kernel
[04:25] <_grepper> completely offtopic: is Formula1 popular on any of your countries? is there any channel for that subject?
[04:26] <grafixbadnow> fresh... what is envy? sounds like a different graphics config maybe??
[04:26] <abngal> Hi again. Does anyone know how to focus a window after hovering on it in the taskbar?
[04:26] <FreshUbuntuNoob> grafixbadnow, Envy is the old version of EnvyNG. EnvyNG is supported from Hardy
[04:27] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  post your xorg log
[04:27] <grafixbadnow> csilk... will do
[04:27] <GaMbi_DK> aah sweet.. the exact same thing happent to me! the low graphic etc.. but I had to change my Xorg.conf in where it said "seiv" or something :S and change that to "nvidia" after i ran the EnvyNG :S
[04:27] <eross> ok windows has movie maker which captures the video from my mini dv camcorder, but i don't want to boot into windows since i'm already here :)  any utility suggestions for ubuntu?
[04:27] <dimr> hi.. does anyone here have any experience with hardware raids? i have a question about a weird dilemma i'm in
[04:28] <aaron_> has anyone tried open office 3
[04:28] <aaron_> how do I upgrade to Open Office 3?
[04:28] <usser> eross, kino or cinelerra probably
[04:28] <GaMbi_DK> that long text was for you FreshUbuntuNoo :)
[04:28] <bullgard4> 2 days ago Update Manager offered a kernel update to 2.6.24-21. It asked if I would like to keep my old version of file /boot/grub/menu.lst. I acknowledged because I did not want to loose my framebuffer console. But now Grub does not offer me to boot the 2.6.24-21 kernel. What should I do? To insert by hand some 2.6.24-21 lines in /boot/grub/menu.list?
[04:28] <usser> aaron_, openoffice.org has the packages for ubuntu
[04:28] <Agent_bob> !webcam > eross
[04:29] <aaron_> do I have to un install my correct version
[04:29] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Oh sorry :). I did play around with my xorg too. Have broken it quite a few times now :). But apart from the GUi corruption, nothing major after EnvyNG. I am quite satisfied using the propietery drivers
[04:29] <csilk> grafixbadnow, try modprobe nvidia
[04:29] <GaMbi_DK> "They call me mellow yellow"
[04:29] <Oric> how show   i uninstall ati drivers?
[04:29] <fredy> hola
[04:29] <csilk> Oric, with the hardware manager
[04:30] <Agent_bob> bullgard4 sudo update-grub  ?
[04:30] <Oric> i can't log in X window,8.10 doesn't work well with ati drivers
[04:30] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Agent_bob, My past experience says that won't work :(
[04:30] <grafixbadnow> csilk... here's my xorg.conf   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Feco
[04:30] <GaMbi_DK> FreshUbuntuNoob, looks like we are just about the same stage of ubuntu knowledge :P
[04:31] <FreshUbuntuNoob> GaMbi_DK, Same boat, same river, same sea? :)
[04:31] <bullgard4> Agent_bob: I do not know the command update-grub. Why did you add a question mark?
[04:31] <usser> Oric, theres no version of ati drivers for 8.10 yet, go to ubuntu+1 for details
[04:31] <Oric> usser: ty
[04:31] <GaMbi_DK> ^
[04:31] <eross> ty
[04:31] <GaMbi_DK> ^^
[04:31] <central> ok so i find 2 packages  "e2fsck-static" and "showfsck" should install both ?
[04:31] <Agent_bob> yep
[04:31] <csilk> grafixbadnow, try modprobe nvidia
[04:32] <grafixbadnow> csilk... result of modprobe is   FATAL: Could not open '/lib/modules/2.6.24-21-generic/volatile/nvidia.ko': No such file or directory
[04:32] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  did the upgrade do antying to kernel headers or the kernel in general?
[04:32] <Agent_bob> FreshUbuntuNoob you have a better suggestion ?
[04:33] <bungieQord> how do I read the contents of a text file in terminal
[04:33] <bullgard4> bungieQord: cat
[04:33] <csilk> bungieQord,  less file.txt
[04:33] <kuthux> bungieQord: cat <file>
[04:33] <Agent_bob> bungieQord less
[04:34] <Neo1211> I just did lspci -n |grep '14e4:43' to find out what wireless card I have, and I get no output
[04:34] <kuthux> bungieQord: use nano or vi to edit
[04:34] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Agent_bob, Last time I restored my grub menu, it actually denied updating the list of kernels. I had to (1) Delete the list and let it regenerate by update-grub, (2) Add it manually
[04:34] <Neo1211> I'm doing this because I'm trying to reinstall my Broadcom wireless driver
[04:34] <Neo1211> It just stopped working today
[04:34] <csilk> Neo1211,  do lspci and pastebin it
[04:34] <grafixbadnow> csilk.... i don't know what the upgrade did. i just followed the red arrow and downloaded (recent windows convert... i'm trained)
[04:34] <Neo1211> I would
[04:34] <Neo1211> But I don't have internet on the computer
[04:34] <FreshUbuntuNoob> Agent_bob, But I guess update-grub would be the first step :)
[04:35] <Agent_bob> FreshUbuntuNoob sounds like you had a bug
[04:35] <Neo1211> I see nothing about broadcom
[04:35] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  ok it looks like the update modified the kernel and the lib/module for your dirver is not compatible with the modifed kernel
[04:35] <csilk> you need newer libs
[04:35] <grafixbadnow> "newer libs"    forgive my ignorance. what do I have to do?
[04:35] <csilk> grafixbadnow,  you need to totally uninstall your nvidia driver, use synaptic and completely purge everything
[04:36] <ToddEDM> anyone here play COD4 under wine, or some other way, on linux
[04:36] <ToddEDM> ?
[04:36] <csilk> then do  sudo apt-get update
[04:36] <Neo1211> any ideas?
[04:36] <csilk> then install the latest driver
[04:36] <realkummar> hello... ive been trying to install my adaptec gamebridge avc1400, and have loaded CX25840, which seems to be used in lsmod, but now i don't know what to do, can someone help?
[04:36] <grafixbadnow> gotcha... i'll go poke around in synaptic to see if i can find the nvidia to uninstall
[04:36] <csilk> yeah make sure you get every bit of the driver
[04:36] <csilk> it could be accross several files
[04:36] <csilk> in synaptic ^ grafixbadnow
[04:37] <break_free> trying to install hardy on a friend's toshiba laptop. it installed, but I'm not sure the power management is working. The laptop doesn't seem to turn on the fan, and i believe it is overheating and auto turning off
[04:37] <Azhi_Dahaka> God... I NEED OO.org 3 to get in the repo NOW
[04:37] <break_free> any help?
[04:37] <ToddEDM> so, no one has played COD4?
[04:37] <wolthon> ls
[04:37] <Azhi_Dahaka> I have, but not on Ubuntu
[04:38] <ToddEDM> i really want to install ubuntu, if i can play COD4
[04:38] <Azhi_Dahaka> Well... Dual boot
[04:38] <ToddEDM> nah
[04:38] <Neo1211> Anybody? :/
[04:38] <Neo1211> I just did lspci -n |grep '14e4:43' to find out what wireless card I have, and I get no output
[04:38] <csilk> ToddEDM,  99% sure cod4 wont work on ubuntu
[04:38] <zelrikriando> Azhi_Dahaka, what about it...is it that hard to install OOo 3 ?
[04:38] <Neo1211> I'm doing this because I'm trying to reinstall my Broadcom wireless driver
[04:38] <Neo1211> Just stopped working out of nowhere today
[04:38] <csilk> Neo1211,  that grep is too specfic
[04:39] <Azhi_Dahaka> Tried the deb route... but ugh
[04:39] <ToddEDM> csilk: its in the top 30 under wine
[04:39] <csilk> obviously what youa re looking isnt there
[04:39] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:39] <csilk> 14e4:43
[04:39] <Neo1211> That's what the site said to use
[04:39] <csilk> ToddEDM,  oh right, well, happy gaming then :D
[04:39] <realkummar> hello... ive been trying to install my adaptec gamebridge avc1400, and have loaded CX25840,  but now i don't know what to do, can someone help?
[04:39] <Neo1211> and a regular lspci -n
[04:39] <Neo1211> didn't show any wireless devices
[04:39] <csilk> please pastebin lspci
[04:39] <Agent_bob> break_free sudo /etc/init.d/laptop<tab> restart   (i think it'd laptop-mode  not usre so use the tab key.  <tab>
[04:39] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[04:39] <Neo1211> i can't
[04:39] <csilk> why?
[04:39] <Neo1211> i have no internet on said computer
[04:39] <csilk> copy it over via a disk then
[04:39] <csilk> then oaste it
[04:40] <break_free> Agent_bob, thanks i'll try that
[04:40] <Neo1211> waste of time
[04:40] <csilk> lspci will contain your wiki card
[04:40] <csilk> *wifi
[04:40] <csilk> you might just not be recognising it
[04:40] <csilk> it is there
[04:40] <tritium> !enter | csilk
[04:40] <central> in the terminal as root user i load sfck but they say it can damage filesystem if i run it on a mounted drive ?
[04:40] <CITguy08> Does anybody have any tips and/or suggestions for installing Ubuntu 64-bit?
[04:40] <tritium> CITguy08: if you don
[04:40] <Azhi_Dahaka> if they were one deb, fine
[04:40] <central> what should i do ?
[04:41] <Azhi_Dahaka> but it's like 4 dozens...
[04:41] <[TiZ]> central: No, it WILL damage your filesystem if you run it on a mounted drive. What are you trying to do?
[04:41] <csilk> Neo1211,  are there any ethernet controllers listed in lspci?
[04:41] <tritium> 't specifically need 64 bit, stick with 32 bit
[04:41] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:41] <Agent_bob> break_free if it ok's for shutdown and restart.  and that gets it working, then you need to reorder the startup process to run that script later in the boot order.  if not...  idk.
[04:41] <Neo1211> Would I need to do anything special to use a flash drive?
[04:41] <Azhi_Dahaka> ToddEDM:  http://blog.linuxoss.com/2008/04/wine-gaming-call-of-duty-4-cod4/
[04:41] <Neo1211> It's not mounting
[04:41] <Neo1211> And it's not in /media/
[04:41] <central> ok so how to run it at the next start
[04:42] <csilk> Neo1211,  no, now are there any ehternet controllers listed?
[04:42] <CITguy08> tritium: any particular reason?
[04:42] <Neo1211> yes
[04:42] <csilk> how many?
[04:42] <csilk> i guess 2
[04:42] <[TiZ]> Answer my question first, central. What are you trying to use fd- oh, you're using fsck.
[04:42] <tritium> CITguy08: you'll not notice performance gains, primarily
[04:42] <[TiZ]> That's my mistake, I thought you were trying to run fdisk.
[04:42] <Neo1211> I see 1
[04:42] <csilk> what does it say?
[04:42] <DigitalFiz> whats a good screen recorder for ubuntu?
[04:43] <break_free> Agent_bob, how would I reorder the boot order
[04:43] <central> i want to check my files sys
[04:43] <CITguy08> tritium: so, your saying that 64-bit is slower than 32-bit?
[04:43] <Neo1211> nVidia Corporation MCP51 Ethernet Controller (rev a3)
[04:43] <[TiZ]> do "sudo umount /dev/sd? (or /dev/hd?)" and then "fsck /dev/sd?"
[04:43] <grafixbadnow> csilk... i everything that looks remotely nvidia in package manager (filter on installed) has the ubuntu logo by it. i think that denotes free as opposed to restricted.
[04:43] <aaron_> my mplayer is frozen and kill does not work
[04:43] <aaron_> what can I do
[04:43] <Nixdorf> anyone use xen 3.3.0 (ubuntu x64 server) ?
[04:44] <[TiZ]> Do "sudo fdisk -l" to list your partitions. Pick the one you want, memorize its device name. And then do "sudo umount /dev/whatever" and "sudo fsck /dev/whatever"
[04:44] <tritium> CITguy08: no, just not faster
[04:44] <[TiZ]> Did you get all that, central?
[04:44] <break_free> Agent_bob, the fans aren't turning off
[04:44] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:44] <csilk> Neo1211,  that is your wifi card
[04:44] <FreshUbuntuNoob> aaron_, Open up a terminal, and: sudo killall mplayer
[04:44] <Neo1211> No it's not.
[04:44] <realkummar> has anyone had anyluck installing video to usb devices on ubuntu?? i need help with my adaptec avc1400
[04:44] <Neo1211> my wireless card id Broadcom
[04:44] <Neo1211> is*
[04:44] <tritium> CITguy08: it's a common misconception that it is, but it's not
[04:44] <Doonz> smb://main/1_2tb/  <-- i have this mounted how do i set the permissions so i can write and read to directories and files?
[04:44] <Agent_bob> break_free to answer your Q.  the symlinks in /etc/rc[S,2].d/   find the one that points at that script and change the number to a higher number.  they run in order starting with S00 through S99
[04:44] <CITguy08> tritium: what advantages would I gain if I went the 64-bit route?
[04:45] <DigitalFiz> CITguy08, not many programs utilize the benifits of 64bit so using 64bit usually just causes problems and doesnt reallt gain any performance
[04:45] <eross> ty, kino looks nice.. trying cinelerra next
[04:45] <csilk> Neo1211,  it may be broadcom but it might not say broadcom when you lspci it
[04:45] <Neo1211> hm
[04:45] <Neo1211> interesting
[04:45] <Neo1211> Either way, it's not working
[04:45] <csilk> install the driver?
[04:45] <Neo1211> I have
[04:45] <Neo1211> reinstalled
[04:45] <csilk> modprobe
[04:45] <CITguy08> DigitalFiz: so what's the point of having a 64-bit processor for a home computer?
[04:45] <Neo1211> I followed this:
[04:45] <csilk> modprobe ath_pci
[04:45] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[04:45] <Neo1211> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff#Step%201:%20All%20BCM43xx%20-%20Install%20NDISWrapper%20and%20Blacklist%20Native%20Driver
[04:45] <break_free> anyone else? the fans won't turn on in the laptop, it overheats and shutsdown
[04:46] <Agent_bob> break_free ?   fans aren't turning off ?   or on ?
 Agent_bob, the fans aren't turning off ?
[04:46] <break_free> sorry, they are not turning ON
[04:46] <Agent_bob> oh.
[04:46] <Agent_bob> ok.  sorry then.
[04:46] <DigitalFiz> CITguy08, i dont suppose there is much purpose besides gearing up because there are a few programs that utilize 64bit its the same issue with dual/quad core processors not many applications know how to use them to their fullest but soon they will
[04:47] <Neo1211> msilk
[04:47] <break_free> Agent_bob, got any ideas?
[04:47] <Tomf12> I'm having a slight problem, I'm trying to connect to my router via the terminal but it isn't doing so automaticly, any advice?
[04:47] <Neo1211> I did modprobe ath_pci
[04:47] <Neo1211> Now what
[04:47] <Agent_bob> break_free lsmod | grep -i fan
[04:47] <CITguy08> DigitalFiz: so, stick with 32-bit until 64-bit is ultimately needed?
[04:47] <Agent_bob> any modules loaded for them ?
[04:47] <break_free> Agent_bob, hold on I'll have to turn it on and try
[04:47] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[04:48] <Agent_bob> break_free lsmod | grep -i fan ;lsmod | grep -i therm
[04:48] <Agent_bob> check for both.
[04:48] <DigitalFiz> CITguy08, i would there are still a lot of issues with 64bit and a 32bit os on a 64bit cpu runs just fine
[04:48] <CITguy08> ok, thanks for the advice
[04:48] <aaron_> did not work
[04:48] <jianh> 727965065
[04:48] <aaron_> trying to kill gmplayer   kill gmplayer
[04:48] <csilk> lesson learnt, be careful with the rmmod command
[04:49] <aaron_> does not work
[04:49] <bzaks> no
[04:49] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:49] <bigboss> hey people
[04:49] <bzaks> aaron_: ps -ef | grep gmplayer
[04:49] <bzaks> get the process id
[04:49] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[04:49] <bzaks> then say kill \d\d\d\d\d\d
[04:49] <csilk> Neo1211,  try modprobe ath_pci
[04:49] <Neo1211> What do I do now? It usually shows the driver under restricted drivers, by the way
[04:49] <bzaks> or whatever the process id is
[04:49] <Neo1211> I did
[04:49] <Agent_bob> csilk modprobe -r    maybe ?
[04:49] <csilk> Agent_bob,  shouldnt need too
[04:50] <kuthux> [TiZ]: how do u customized it ?
[04:50] <csilk> i doubt he tried it yet
[04:50] <Neo1211> I did
[04:50] <Neo1211> Twice now
[04:50] <csilk> oh
[04:50] <aaron_> I see the number but it does not work when I run kill  <number>
[04:50] <leandrosurf> Good night
[04:50] <bzaks> try using sudo
 lesson learnt, be careful with the rmmod command <Agent_bob> csilk modprobe -r    maybe ?  <<< at that.   never mind though.
[04:50] <aaron_> tried
[04:50] <Tomf12> anyone have any idea about manualy connecting to the internet via the terminal?
[04:50] <bzaks> pastebin the output aaron_
[04:50] <[TiZ]> kuthux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization I extracted the live CD's squashfs, and chrooted into it and started adding stuff
[04:50] <csilk> Agent_bob, sorry, getting my wires crossed, thats what usually happens at 4:50 am ;)
[04:50] <CITguy08> aaron_: sudo kill `ps -ef | grep gmplayer | cut -d" " -f1`
[04:50] <leandrosurf> is there anyone here who has the solution of suspend/hibernate problems on hp tx1000 notebooks?
[04:51] <csilk> ahh good old acpi issues
[04:51] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:51] <Tails5> Hey, I don't suppose anyone could tell me how to start an ethernet connection to the internet from the terminal?
[04:51] <Neo1211> When I got it working originally
[04:51] <Neo1211> I used this:
[04:51] <Neo1211> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff#Step%201:%20All%20BCM43xx%20-%20Install%20NDISWrapper%20and%20Blacklist%20Native%20Driver
[04:51] <bzaks> (oh c'mon CITGuy08! let him learn! :-D)
[04:51] <aaron_> !pastebin
[04:51] <aba-> pkill -9 program
[04:51] <Agent_bob> Tails5 ifconfig eth# #.#.#.# up
[04:52] <aceumus> that's it!
[04:52] <Agent_bob> Tails5 if dhcp.  ifup eth#
[04:52] <CITguy08> Sorry, I keep forgetting to simplify things.
[04:52] <Tails5> Thanks alot :) That's just what I needed
[04:52] <aaron_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/58648/
[04:52] <kuthux> [TiZ]: so u're gonna re-master the live cd ?
[04:52] <Tails5> I'll come back if it doesn't work, but I bet it will
[04:52] <Tails5> Bye
[04:53] <Agent_bob> Tails5
[04:53] <Neo1211> csilk, funny thing is
[04:53] <[TiZ]> I am remastering the live CD already. I added many packages to it, some themes, a wallpaper, etc. I want to see how big it is so far before I go any further.
[04:53] <Agent_bob> Tails5  you do know to inturpret # as some number ?
[04:53] <csilk> Neo1211,  you need to ethernet your laptop into the router/modem purge the driver with synaptic and re-install
[04:53] <Tomf12> yep he does, he's my bro
[04:53] <Neo1211> When I did ndiswrapper -l
[04:53] <Neo1211> It showed the driver
[04:53] <__jaschon__> gdm is using the wrong screen size. does anyone know how to change this?
[04:53] <Neo1211> I can't find my spare ethernet cable
[04:53] <Neo1211> :/
[04:53] <tritium> !enter | Neo1211 (please)
[04:54] <Neo1211> really.. it's not that bad -_-
[04:54] <nxmehta> i'm trying to learn about udev... can anyone point me to where ubuntu names hard drives (hdX, sdX) in the udev rules?  i can't figure it out
[04:54] <csilk> Neo1211, you have a chicken and egg problem, you need access to the net to get the driver, yes you cant access the net until you get the driver
[04:54] <__grepper> Hey, I just screwed up upgrading to 8.04LTS
[04:54] <__grepper> Would anyone lend me a hand?
[04:55] <Neo1211> csilk
[04:55] <Neo1211> I already have the driver
[04:55] <csilk> hmm, you could always download the package on another machine and use a memory stick to yoru laptop
[04:55] <bzaks> __grepper: what's up?
[04:55] <csilk> *your
[04:55] <Doc8404> is thier a command to backup the system to a usb harddrive?
[04:55] <__grepper> Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unkown-block(0,0)
[04:55] <csilk> make sure you purge the old driver and deps first though
[04:55] <asdfkk> hello there i wish to ask about what apparmor covers on the ubuntu hardy distribution.
[04:55] <sjovan> what pack do i need to play wma files?
[04:55] <Neo1211> It's in /home/chris/bcm43xx
[04:55] <asdfkk> does it just cover cups ? (by default)
[04:55] <Tomf12> Agent Bob, it told him, "Ignoring unknown interface eth0 = eth0
[04:55] <bzaks> doc8404: yeah, its called CP
[04:55] <bzaks> lol
[04:55] <csilk> ok, go to synaptic and totally remove anything related to your dirver
[04:55] <bzaks> __grepper: fresh install
[04:55] <csilk> *driver
[04:55] <__grepper> bzaks: really?
[04:55] <Neo1211> Including ndiswrapper?
[04:55] <tritium> Neo1211: why are you not using the ubuntu-packaged one?
[04:55] <Agent_bob> nxmehta unless using scsi emulation.   ide primary master is hda primary slave hdb secondary master hdc and sec. slave hdd    all usb and scsi drives start at sda and progress
[04:56] <__grepper> no way to recover?
[04:56] <csilk> yes
[04:56] <Neo1211> tritium: Doesn't work with my laptop.
[04:56] <__grepper> what about the data on the HD?
[04:56] <csilk> you need to install everything from fresh
[04:56] <leandrosurf> is there anyone here who has the solution of suspend/hibernate problems on hp tx1000 notebooks?
[04:56] <tritium> Neo1211: /lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/bcm43xx/bcm43xx.ko ?
[04:56] <Doc8404> CP... thats it bzaks?
[04:56] <bigboss> !find
[04:56] <Neo1211> What about it?
[04:56] <Agent_bob> nxmehta is that what you are asking ?
[04:56] <bzaks> __grepper, I would never upgrade a full version like that, too many points of failure... Use a live CD, cp your data to a back up source, and do a fresh install
[04:56] <tritium> Neo1211: how is that one different from what you have in your home directory?
[04:56] <csilk> Neo1211,   wait, there is a packaged one and your not usuing it?
[04:56] <bzaks> doc8404, mount the usb drive, and cp in the info you want.
[04:56] <Neo1211> I'm not sure, but my Wireless did not work until I installed this manually
[04:57] <bzaks> if you want to make it something that's scheduled, look at crontab
[04:57] <Tomf12> what does "Ignoring unkown interface eth0 = eth0" mean anyway?
[04:57] <bzaks> its an easy and free solution
[04:57] <tritium> Neo1211: then I'm not convinced you've tried it
[04:57] <__grepper> bzaks: what does kernel panic mean?
[04:57] <Neo1211> Tell me how to try that instead then.
[04:57] <nxmehta> Agent_bob: i'm actually asking about where udev is setting up those assignments
[04:57] <__grepper> is that related to ext2 in some way?
[04:57] <nxmehta> Agent_bob: i'm trying to learn how to write udev rules
[04:57] <Agent_bob> oh. nxmehta maybe in /lib/udev
[04:57] <tritium> !bcm43xx | Neo1211
[04:58] <Doc8404> it didnt work :( bash:unknown command
[04:58] <Neo1211> -_-
[04:58] <bzaks> __grepper: do you know anything about programming? Sometimes logic fails, it throws an exception. When its handling the exception, sometimes THAT logic fails, and you have what's called a kernel panic (meaning it can't resolve the crisis at hand) and it crashes
[04:58] <Neo1211> That's where I got this all from...
[04:58] <Neo1211> Waiit, nevermind. I'll try it, tritium, I used the no fluff version before.
[04:58] <__grepper> bzaks: yes, I'm a Java developer
[04:59] <Agent_bob> nxmehta you might consult   dpkg -L udev | less    for a list of all the files that package installs.   helpful in many way.
[04:59] <bzaks> __grepper: me too, so you should understand that.
[04:59] <Neo1211> tritium: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/Broadcom_BCM4311_rev_01_%28ndiswrapper%29 - "lspci -v |grep Broadcom" -- no output
[04:59] <__grepper> :)
[04:59] <bravo7> Can i zoom out more or make my screen wider
[05:00] <__grepper> bzaks: if I decide to pursue a fix, do you think I could find anything? could that be related to ext2 partition or something like that?
[05:00] <tritium> Neo1211: follow this instead: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Hardy
[05:00] <Tails5> Okay, sorry to bother you again but I get an error saying Ignoring unknown interface eth0=eth0
[05:00] <Neo1211> Even though I have Feisty?
[05:01] <aceumus> upgrade to Intrepid
[05:01] <bzaks> __grepper: the hard part is finding the EXACT point of failure and figuring out why... Which is why most ubuntu users will tell you that a distro upgrade should be handled with a fresh install... Even though the updater may work 70% of the time (by my numbers of trying it) its not always the best idea
[05:01] <tritium> Neo1211: no, you didn't mention that.
[05:01] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[05:01] <Tails5> I'm running Intrepid Ibex
[05:01] <Neo1211> tritium: My bad.. well, I am.
[05:01] <tritium> Neo1211: any reason you've not upgraded?
[05:01] <__grepper> bzaks: it failed during the new kernel compilation
[05:01] <Neo1211> tritium: Have no reason to at the time.
[05:02] <Neo1211> tritium: It was a huge pain to get this laptop to even run ubuntu
[05:02] <aceumus> try another distro
[05:02] <tritium> Neo1211: that pain would be lessened with newer drivers
[05:02] <bzaks> __grepper, ubuntu uses pre-compiled kernels, are you compiling your own kernel?
[05:02] <Neo1211> tritium: My problems were with not only the wireless, but with my nvidia graphics card, and my soundcard.
[05:02] <nickrud> Tails5, you should ask intrepid questions on #ubuntu+1
[05:03] <Tails5> Okay, thanks
[05:03] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[05:03] <aceumus> what version of Ubuntu are you using NEO1211
[05:03] <tritium> Neo1211: again, all more likely to be resolved with newer releases
[05:03] <Neo1211> aceumus: Feisty
[05:03] <__grepper> bzaks
[05:03] <__grepper> nope
[05:03] <__grepper> bzaks: nope, sorry
[05:03] <__grepper> bzaks: it was during the kernel update
[05:03] <aceumus> have you tried a later version
[05:03] <Neo1211> tritium: Perhaps.. maybe you know of what I'm talking about. I have a Compaq Presario F700
[05:03] <aceumus> hardy or intrepid
[05:03] <tritium> aceumus: that's what I've been asking him
[05:03] <dasickis> magically my Compact Flash cards have begun working but when i partition using fdisk and write to it and say sudo fdisk -l again it shows "Disk /dev/sda doesn't contain a valid partition table"
[05:04] <__grepper> bzaks: those were his last words:
[05:04] <__grepper> Setting up linux-image-2.6.24-21-server (2.6.24-21.42) ...
[05:04] <__grepper> Running depmod.
[05:04] <__grepper> update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.24-21-server
[05:04] <kuthux> Neo1211: if u use broadcom, maybe u can try b43-fwcutter
[05:04] <FloodBot2> __grepper: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:04] <tritium> Neo1211: No, I'm not fmailiar with that product
[05:04] <bzaks> __grepper: ooooh, okay. Yeah, that's a biggie. Can you boot into a safe mode or possibly use an older kernel when booting? (in grub)
[05:04] <aceumus> i had a similar issue with a compaq presario laptop
[05:04] <Neo1211> kuthux: I have it :/
[05:04] <dasickis> i say fdisk /dev/sda; n; p; 1; <Return>; <Return>; w and it deson't do anything
[05:04] <__grepper> bzaks: I am trying to find a PS/2 keyboard somewhere to figure it out :D
[05:04] <Agent_bob> Tails5 sounds like the module for your card may not be inserted, or the identifier may have been changed.  either way check with    ifconfig -a     for a list of recognized network devices.
[05:04] <tritium> familiar, even
[05:04] <aceumus> try a later version
[05:05] <Tails5> Thanks very much
[05:05] <aceumus> normally it would fix any driver issues
[05:05] <kuthux> Neo1211: with the wl_apsta.o
[05:05] <bzaks> __grepper: you mean you don't have an IBM model M?
[05:05] <bzaks> lol
[05:05] <bzaks> :-D
[05:05] <bronzewalla84> trying to play mp3s over a network fails in amarok, but works fine in totem, anyone know a reason this could be happening
[05:05] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[05:05] <tritium> Neo1211: case in point, the bcm43xx module in the hardy kernel supports that natively, without the need for ndiswrapper
[05:05] <Neo1211> kuthux: wl_apsta.o? Where's that?
[05:05] <bzaks> bronzwalla84: is the network thing an nfs mount or streaming?
[05:05] <aceumus> i have a dual head issue with hardy but when i upgraded to intrepid it worked perfectly
[05:05] <__grepper> bzaks: OK, found one
[05:06] <__grepper> bzaks: I have the Ubuntu Server 7.01 running
[05:06] <__grepper> how can I change grub settings?
[05:06] <tritium> __grepper: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:06] <keven> yo tu des francais ???
[05:06] <kuthux> Neo1211: when u install b43-fwcutter via apt-get from the repo, it will automatically download the rest thing, included the wl_apsta.o
[05:06] <aceumus> by using the latest version you eliminate previous bugs found in earlier software
[05:06] <tritium> !fr | keven
[05:06] <keven> oui
[05:06] <Agent_bob> __grepper as root of course
[05:06] <bzaks> __grepper, on boot, shouldn't you be able to hit escape and change the kernel version?
[05:07] <kuthux> Neo1211: my card is broadcomm too, even now i can do injection with it >:)
[05:07] <Neo1211> kuthux: I must already have it then
[05:07] <__grepper> bzaks: I'll try that!
[05:07] <leandrosurf> is there anyone here who has the solution of suspend/hibernate problems on hp tx1000 notebooks?
[05:07] <keven> help me for install amsn plzz
[05:07] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[05:07] <bzaks> __grepper: good luck
[05:07] <Agent_bob> bzaks and if not password protected, you can even use tab completion there
[05:07] <ChunkStyle> keven: sudo apt-get install amsn
[05:07] <kuthux> Neo1211: b43-fwcutter /path/to/wl_apsta.o
[05:07] <__grepper> boot: _
[05:07] <aceumus> PRESS AND HOLD THE POWER BUTTON UNTIL IT SHUTS OFF
[05:07] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, it's a fat32 drive that's being mounted as samba network folder
[05:07] <__grepper> bzaks: what do I do? edit?
[05:07] <bzaks> [TiZ] seriously, if you keep sending the same note, we're going to accuse you of being a bot
[05:08] <tritium> Neo1211: save yourself the hassle, and use hardy.  The bcm43xx module supports your card.
[05:08] <__grepper> bzaks: Thanks!
[05:08] <bzaks> __grepper, there's no other choice in the menu? there should at least be safe mode
[05:08] <Agent_bob> __grepper [esc]    select the identifier in the boot list and hit   [e]    select the line and hit [e]   edit the line as you would in a terminal and hit [enter]   [b] to boot
[05:08] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: interesting, and amarok just can't play it? has it added it to its database?
[05:09] <[TiZ]> I'm not a bot. But I am severely annoyed.
[05:09] <tritium> !patience | [TiZ]
[05:09] <Agent_bob> __grepper yes at the grub prompt/list
[05:09] <aceumus> dude just hold the power button
[05:09] <bronzewalla84> no, just tried launching it from nautilus
[05:09] <bzaks> oooh
[05:09] <bzaks> okay
[05:09] <[TiZ]> And it's the same time I come in here too.
[05:09] <ezzieyguywuf> [i] [am] [annoyed] [beep]
[05:09] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, i'll try adding a cd to the database
[05:09] <Neo1211> kuthux: Where, for you, is this file?
[05:09] <asdfkk> Neo1211: that is not really on topic. if you want to do more than use the wifi card please visit the corresponding website. aircrack-ng site has that information.
[05:10] <__grepper> bzaks: should I hit <ESC> during the normal load or inside the Server live CD?
[05:10] <Neo1211> What
[05:10] <Neo1211> ?
[05:10] <aceumus> as soon as grub loads
[05:10] <ChunkStyle> __grepper: It will start to count backwards from 8
[05:10] <bzaks> __grepper: take out the cd.
[05:10] <ChunkStyle> then hit escape
[05:10] <aceumus> there should be a countdown
[05:10] <ChunkStyle> choose your kernel
[05:10] <tritium> Neo1211: you're not listenning about the bcm43xx module
[05:10] <Agent_bob> __grepper normal grub
[05:10] <[TiZ]> Each and every time, I come in here with a problem. I try to be patient and wait. I even help others while I wait! But no matter what, I am ignored, all the time! I'm sick of it!
[05:10] <tritium> listening*
[05:10] <__grepper> duh
[05:10] <Neo1211> tritium: I am
[05:10] <__grepper> got it
[05:10] <__grepper> trying another kernel
[05:10] <Neo1211> tritium: It's not an option right now, though
[05:10] <bzaks> I'm sorry [TiZ] no one has an answer, remember we're all just volunteers
[05:11] <[TiZ]> I understand you're all volunteers and you don't HAVE to help me. But I've been in here like, 15 times with the same result each time.
[05:11] <aceumus> whats the question TIZ
[05:11] <__grepper> thanks a bunch guys
[05:11] <[TiZ]> I'm trying to close up my customized liveCD so I can see how big it is before I go any further. But I can't do "sudo umount edit/dev". It tells me that the "device is busy." What do I do?
[05:11] <__grepper> it seems to be booting
[05:11] <tritium> [TiZ]: likely, nobody in the channel has tried to make their own live cd like you're doing.
[05:11] <bzaks> __grepper: don't get your hopes up
[05:11] <kuthux> i've downloaded manually, a can send u via mail ( i don't remember where did i get it :D )
[05:11] <bzaks> lol
[05:11] <Neo1211> well.. tritium: Is there anyway, other than backing up my stuff to another hard drive/cd, to save all my files and just update the OS?
[05:11] <kuthux> Neo1211:  i've downloaded manually, a can send u via mail ( i don't remember where did i get it :D )
[05:11] <tritium> Neo1211: the normal upgrade paths to new releases
[05:12] <bzaks> neo1211: yeah, you can use USB! hahahahaha.
[05:12] <aceumus> of cant umount because the disc is mounted with the OS running in RAM
[05:12] <Tokorona> I've got a similar problem, but I figured there's a delayed process running. Too lazy too figure it out
[05:12] <kuthux> but Neo1211 how did u install b43-fwcutter ?
[05:12] <Neo1211> bzaks: Other than that too
[05:12] <[TiZ]> I'm using the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization, and I mounted edit/dev with sudo mount --bind /dev/ edit/dev
[05:12] <eross> what's the most compatible format I can export my mini-dv at highest quality using kino? I have 4Gb disks and the tapes are standard minidvs
[05:12] <Neo1211> kuthux: apt-get
[05:12] <tritium> kuthux: that's not the optimal path for him to follow
[05:12] <aceumus> in order to view the size on your hard drive choose install
[05:12] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] find what is still in the mounted fs and close it
[05:12] <bzaks> neo1211: So you want to save all your files? but not to an HD, cd, or USB, what about NFS?
[05:12] <ChunkStyle> [TiZ]: Check this out;  http://wubi-installer.org/
[05:12] <Neo1211> tritium, here's where i stand.. if I'm going to upgrade, its going to have to be quick
[05:12] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] a terminal or anything will hold a mount
[05:12] <Neo1211> I have school in.. about 6 hours
[05:13] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] a terminal or anything will hold a mount, mounted  i should say.
[05:13] <ChunkStyle> TiZ: http://wubi-installer.org/
[05:13] <ChunkStyle> screw iso
[05:13] <kuthux> Neo1211: i did apt-get too and it automatically downloads the wl_apsta.o and other things, and then extracts it. and it's done
[05:13] <[TiZ]> Agent_bob: Okay. I'll close out my nautilus, gedit, and gnome-terminals.
[05:13]  * __grepper thanks everybody
[05:13] <Neo1211> I did locate wl_apsta.o, kuthux, and got nothing.
[05:14] <tritium> ChunkStyle: not particularly useful advice
[05:14] <[TiZ]> ChunkStyle: Wubi makes a good starting point. But I'd rather not piggyback a loopmounted installation on a NTFS partition.
[05:14] <kuthux> Neo1211: sudo b43-fwcutter wl_apsta.o
[05:14] <[TiZ]> Not for my entire linux career, even.
[05:14] <Neo1211> Cannot open input file wl_apsta.o
[05:15] <__grepper> tritium: thanks man
[05:15] <__grepper> so far so good
[05:15] <bravo7> is 8.10 beta out or
[05:15] <[TiZ]> Tsk... still busy. How can I find out what's using it?
[05:15] <bravo7> 14 more days?
[05:15] <aceumus> I have never seen a room make Linux so difficult...lol
[05:15] <GaMbi_DK> anyone got a fix for: files that I put on my desktop (extended to the left course thats where my TV is) appears as fare left as it can.. normal I guess.. but cant I change this? to force new items to be place on primary screen?
[05:15] <Tokorona> That reminds me. Is uh.. there anyway to mount a usb drive during startup to install a distro off?
[05:15] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] if it's any consolation, i put linux on a bootable flash stick   but i don't recall ever using it sense then.
[05:16] <tritium> __grepper: good!
[05:16] <aceumus> you have to boot from USB
[05:16] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] fuser
[05:16] <Tokorona> Ah. So I just need a decent bios then?
[05:16] <tritium> bravo7: beta is out.  14 more days until stable release
[05:16] <[TiZ]> Agent_bob: I'm just trying to make it so that I won't have to install all my apps whenever I reinstall. And for the learning experience.
[05:16] <smm289> any ideas as to why certain screenlets will not load after I re-login.  I have the auto start on login selected.
[05:16] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] yeah that last part was why i did.
[05:17] <Tokorona> Because I'm going to be installing either ubuntu or ubuntu-eee on a laptop with xandros and I'm unsure if my usbstick has enough space for eitehr.
[05:17] <abngal> Hi everyone. Is there any way to focus windows in ubuntu when I am hovering over its app icon on the avant window manager or even just on a simple ubuntu taskbar?
[05:17] <[TiZ]> Not to mention preserving the fix for Quod Libet's file system browser for all eternity.
[05:17] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] anyway fuser can find what is holding it open.  and as i recall some times one may need to "losetup" the loop device to get a clean dismount of loopfs
[05:18] <aceumus> you need at least a 4gb flash drive
[05:18] <Some_Person> Is there a modified usplash-artwork-ubuntu.so file that works correctly with 1280x800?
[05:18] <Agent_bob> aceumus i used a 2g
[05:18] <aceumus> google: how to run ubuntu from flash drive
[05:18] <[TiZ]> Oh, holy--!!! This is an exaggeration, but the number of processes using /live/edit/dev... is OVER 900!!!
[05:18] <Tails51> I did ifconfig -a and discovered that eth0 was already there, then I forced the configuration of eth0 and manually set the IP to the correct one, and it can resolve things but after it resolves the IP address it says network unreachable
[05:18] <Tokorona> ... ah. I was afraid of that. Thanks for telling me that.
[05:18] <[TiZ]> Er, 9000!!!
[05:18] <aceumus> top response is pen drive linux
[05:18] <aceumus> howtos
[05:18] <Tails51> Over 9000?!
[05:18] <tritium> aceumus: 1 GB should suffice
[05:18]  * Tokorona only has a 1gig drive.
[05:19] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] ummm i'd say it is busy then...
[05:19] <tritium> Tokorona: CDs are only 700MB.  A 1 GB USB stick is enough.
[05:19] <[TiZ]> I used the following command to mount it: "sudo mount --bind /dev/ edit/dev"
[05:19] <[TiZ]> Maybe I should like... unbind, or something?
[05:19] <Agent_bob> Tails51 -a lists all network devices   with out -a it will only list the configured "up" ones.
[05:19] <unitedp0tsmokers> hi, how to use bearshare application on ubuntu. i install the bearshare application with wine and the installation process is fine, but when i open bearshare, it will close automatically.. why?
[05:19] <Some_Person> ﻿Is there a modified usplash-artwork-ubuntu.so file that works correctly with 1280x800?
[05:20] <Tails51> Yes, but I did ifup -a to make it load, then ifconfig -a loaded it
[05:20] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] sync and go for it.
[05:20] <Tails51> Then I used ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.2
[05:20] <Tails51> To assign the IP
[05:20] <Tokorona> Hm, well, I should go find a readme so I can work on booting it.
[05:20] <Tokorona> Thanks!
[05:20] <Tails51> But it could only resolve, and not actually reach the IPs
[05:20] <Agent_bob> Tails51 ifconfig -a doesn't load anything it only lists the recognized devices
[05:20] <[TiZ]> Uhm... I don't actually know what you're talking about. BRB.
[05:21] <Tails51> I just said that I did ifup-a
[05:21] <Some_Person> ﻿Is there a modified usplash-theme-ubuntu.so file that works correctly with 1280x800?
[05:21] <Tails51> Then it did show up in ifconfig -a
[05:21] <khalood> why it asks me for a password when I try to access a windows NTFS drive although I 've just installed windows
[05:22] <Some_Person> anyone?
[05:22] <CompuHacker> Sup. I just opened a livecd instance of Xubuntu. I'm on a 1.6 single core processor and 768 of RAM. Anyone see any problems?
[05:22] <Tokorona> khalood: Samba, right?
[05:22] <khalood> Tokorona: sorry ?
[05:22] <Agent_bob> Tails51 ok you can change the routing table too.  in case you have a wrong default gateway set.    sudo route add default gw <ip here>
[05:22] <Tokorona> When you tried to access the NTFS drive, was it via Samba, or normal?
[05:22] <GaMbi_DK> Is it possible to set "do not allow icons" on my 2nd desktop (my TV)?
[05:23] <khalood> Tokorona:  no , normal
[05:23] <khalood> Tokorona:  via the file explorer
[05:23] <jim_p> Some_Person: i *think* that the usplash pictures come in 4/3 resolutions, so even if you make one yourself, it will look distorted
[05:23] <jim_p> Some_Person: mine looks bad in 5/4 aspect ratio too
[05:23] <Tokorona> Khalood: Oh. Okay, I can't help much there. Sorry.
[05:23] <Some_Person> jim_p: I attempted to make a stretched image that usplash could unstretch, but after working for hours with no results I gave up
[05:23] <khalood> Tokorona: nv :)
[05:24] <[TiZ]> I have to go now.
[05:24] <[TiZ]> Good night, guys.
[05:24] <jim_p> Some_Person: you mean put a 1280*800 there and make your own?
[05:24] <CompuHacker> Thanks. Signing off.
[05:24] <Agent_bob> [TiZ] gooday
[05:24] <Some_Person> jim_p: I tried to
[05:24] <Some_Person> jim_p: but I couldn't get the darn thing to work
[05:25] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, i guess i can't figure out how to add a network folder to amarok's collection
[05:25] <trimeta> I recently added a new RAID1 device to an existing system, but I can't boot because my initrd doesn't know about the new device (and thus doesn't initialize it properly, or whatever; ls /dev/md* doesn't show the device, is what I'm getting at). How can I rebuild my initrd to recognize all RAID1 devices I have set up?
[05:25] <Some_Person> jim_p: Doesn't help that I have absolutely no C experience
[05:25] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: the glory about nfs mounts is that they should be transparent to the applications
[05:25] <bzaks> bronzewalla84they should just look like part of the standard filesystem
[05:26] <jim_p> Some_Person: i think i had seen somewhere that a guy put a more than 1024*768 image, but it was 4/3 too. i dont have c experience either
[05:26] <Agent_bob> Some_Person just a thought.  but what about making a "skinny" splash that would look right if streached out to the lappy screen ?
[05:26] <Some_Person> If someone knows more about C and/or usplash, I could easily send my image that *should* display correctly at 1280x800
[05:26] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: That's what I tried
[05:27] <Agent_bob> Some_Person you made it 640x480 ?
[05:27] <Neo1211> tritium: Upgrading to hardy
[05:27] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: Should it be that resolution?
[05:27] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: The one I tried was 1280x960
[05:27] <ferretonthelus> anyone know why with 8.04 that i have trouble watching youtube videos?
[05:27] <tritium> Neo1211: what changed your mind?
[05:27] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, i don't see it anywhere in the folder lise
[05:27] <trimeta> No one know how to generate a new initrd, especially in the context of RAID1 devices?
[05:28] <tritium> Neo1211: another option is to wait 2 weeks, and upgrade to Intrepid.
[05:28] <bullgard4> 2 days ago Update Manager offered a kernel update to 2.6.24-21. It asked if I would like to keep my old version of file /boot/grub/menu.lst. I acknowledged because I did not want to loose my framebuffer console. But now Grub does not offer me to boot the 2.6.24-21 kernel. What should I do? To insert by hand some 2.6.24-21 lines in /boot/grub/menu.list?
[05:28] <Some_Person> trimeta: sudo update-initramfs -u ?
[05:28] <bzaks> where is this nfs mount mounted?
[05:28] <Neo1211> tritium: I found an easy, quick way to install it lol. Usually I burn the ISO and stuff.. I'm just doing it through the upgrade manager
[05:28] <trimeta> Some_Person: I'll try it.
[05:28] <Jakob_the_liar> i just compiled mplayer
[05:28] <bronzewalla84> it's not mounted to any specific directory, all i did was go to Network in nautilus and it was right there
[05:28] <tritium> Neo1211: ok, you have to go feisty -> gutsy -> hardy, you know
[05:28] <Jakob_the_liar> but there is no skin or bar or whats it called
[05:28] <Jakob_the_liar> what option do i need to get it?
[05:29] <Neo1211> ?
[05:29] <Neo1211> I clicked the thing to upgrade to Hardy, tritium
[05:29] <jim_p> bullgard4: why not?
[05:29] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: hang on, you need to look up mtab so you can see where its mounted, and so do I so I can see where to tell you where to look
[05:29] <Neo1211> Wait, what version is Gutsy
[05:29] <tritium> !upgrade | Neo1211
[05:29] <jim_p> bullgard4: what options do you now have in grub?
[05:29] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, i didn't even think of that, i'll check
[05:29] <Some_Person> Neo1211: 7.10
[05:29] <Jakob_the_liar> anyone?
[05:29] <Neo1211> Oh.
[05:29] <Neo1211> Then I had Gutsy. <_<.
[05:29] <Jakob_the_liar> do i need to install gmplayer now?
[05:30] <tritium> Neo1211: ah, ok
[05:30] <Agent_bob> Some_Person i'm talking about. taking a picture that is viewed correctly at 1280x960 and resizing (skewing) it to 640x480x8   < that should in theory work on any standard display   but the actual shape would be right for a short-screen (aka wide screen)
[05:30] <ferretonthelus> i am running hardy, youtube videos keep locking up firefox. any ideas why?
[05:30] <Some_Person> I guess I'll just have to try again with usplash tomorrow
[05:31] <jim_p> Jakob_the_liar: too bad you compiled mplayer yourself. mplayer is in the repos
[05:31] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: I understand
[05:31] <bullgard4> jim_p: To answer your 1st question: "Earlier" Ubuntu's Update Manager was intelligent enough to upgrade also menu.lst. Why has it lost this intelligence?
[05:31] <eross> Been thinking about it, putting an excellent multi-user system into the hands of average single-user seems kind of driving a lambroughini around town for mundane errands?
[05:31] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: do a vi (or nano or pico) on /etc/mtab
[05:31] <Agent_bob> it's worth a shot.   </shrugs>
[05:31] <Neo1211> tritium: To confirm, I shouldn't lose any files, correct?
[05:31] <tritium> Neo1211: corect
[05:31] <tritium> correct, even
[05:31] <Neo1211> alright.
[05:31] <Jakob_the_liar> yea well it wasnt working with my window manager jim_p
[05:31] <Jakob_the_liar> and i was told compiling is better
[05:31] <jim_p> Jakob_the_liar: what wm?
[05:31] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: What I tried to do was add a new screen res to the usplash theme, with an image that looks good at 1280x800 stretched to 1280x960
[05:31] <Jakob_the_liar> awesome
[05:32] <Agent_bob> Neo1211 but if in doubt.  no substitute for backups
[05:32] <bullgard4> jim_p: To answer your 2nd question: "options" is an ambiguous word having many meanings. What 'options' do you mean?
[05:32] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, here's my mtab http://pastebin.com/d6463aa1e
[05:32] <Agent_bob> Some_Person right.  but i'm not sure you can.  the kernel is the limitation.
[05:32] <Doonz> smb://main/1_2tb/  <-- i have this mounted how do i set the permissions so i can write and read to directories and files?
[05:32] <Some_Person> Has someone already done what I'm trying to do, or do I just have to do it myself?
[05:32] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: True
[05:33] <Some_Person> Agent_bob: I suppose I can try modifying the original 640x480, 800x600, and 1024x768 images
[05:33] <jim_p> bullgard4: how manu grub entries do you have there? grub will make a new entry of a new kernel is installed(eg 2.6.24 to 2.6.25) or if the installation script tell it to make a new entry (in cases of 2.6.24-x to 2.6.24-y)
[05:33] <trimeta> Some_Person: For reference, when update-initramfs makes a new initramfs, what is it basing this off of? The current system state? Basically, I want to know if it will recognize the various modules and things I have currently loaded to handle RAID1s, and in particular all of the RAID1s currently on my system.
[05:33] <Agent_bob> Some_Person right.
[05:33] <ferretonthelus> anyone dealt with viewing youtube problems?
[05:34] <nickrud> eross, as long as the TCO is as good or better, I'll take the  lambroughini any day
[05:34] <jim_p> Jakob_the_liar: there is also mplayer in the medinubtu repo. have you tried this?
[05:34] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: my spider senses tell me you need to look in the fuse folders... either /home/alex/.gvfs or in /sys/fs/fuse/connections
[05:34] <Agent_bob> ferretonthelus many have.
[05:35] <jim_p> ferretonthelus: i noticed some frame skipping in 1-2 videos lately. as if they were recorded from a cell phone
[05:35] <Agent_bob> !flash > ferretonthelus
[05:35] <ferretonthelus> ah, an answer....8-)
[05:35] <lint> does anyone know of a file manager that uses two trees?
[05:36] <Agent_bob> lint konqueror can
[05:36] <lint> for gnome i mean
[05:36] <Agent_bob> lint ah yes.   gentoo
[05:36] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, .gvfs does'nt exit, and sys/fs is empty
[05:36] <jim_p> lint: 2 trees on the left side, regardless of tabs?
[05:36] <vianaweb> j #ubuntu-mobile
[05:36] <lint> jim_p yes
[05:36] <kuthux> !flash kuthux
[05:36] <kuthux> !flash |kuthux
[05:36] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: are those entries straight out of mtab? I didn't copy and paste
[05:37] <bullgard4> jim_p: You did not answer the question which I have put. Instead you put questions to me. My present version of /boot/grub/menu.lst has 2 kernel entries to choose from.
[05:37] <dasickis> does anyone know what would be messing up if I can't partition my compact flash card with fdisk?
[05:37] <bronzewalla84> bzaks, yes the same
[05:38] <jim_p> lint: no sorry. i cant think of some file manager now
[05:38] <bzaks> interesting...
[05:38] <Some_Person> jim_p: How should I crop it? Should I just cut off equal number of pixels from top and bottom, or should I leave the same black space at the top?
[05:38] <lint> does anyone know when intrepid ibis is due for realease?
[05:38] <Tokorona> October 30th.
[05:38] <lint> ok thank you
[05:38] <Agent_bob> lint end of the month
[05:38] <Tokorona> I think the command's..
[05:39] <Tokorona> !intrepid
[05:39] <trimeta> Some_Person: update-initramfs apparently isn't getting all of my RAID1 devices into the initrd...
[05:39] <jim_p> bullgard4: 2 entries like 2.6.24-20... and 2.6.24-20...recovery mode? then the 2.6.24-21 is not even installed!
[05:39] <unitedp0tsmokers> friends... what is  a download accelerator in ubuntu?
[05:39] <jim_p> Some_Person: even space from top end bottom
[05:39] <Some_Person> jim_p: Ok
[05:39] <Agent_bob> jim_p and bullgard4 for a list of installed kernel versions see   ls /lib/modules
[05:39] <jim_p> unitedp0tsmokers: gwget, kget, d4x etc
[05:40] <unitedp0tsmokers> thanks jim_p
[05:40] <bronzewalla84> bzaks: do you know the syntax of the command to mount a samba share?
[05:41] <bullgard4> jim_p, Agent_bob: ' ls /lib/modules' returns three entries including "2.6.24-21-generic"
[05:41] <kuthux> Some_Person: i use startup-manager to change usplash via gui. i edited one of my usplash theme via it's xml files
[05:41] <Jakob_the_liar> http://img61.imageshack.us/my.php?image=emko3.jpg
[05:42] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.1.3/Share /home/<YOURHOME>/share -o iocharset=utf8,username=<INSERTUSERNAME>,uid=<INSERTUSERNAME>,password=<INSERTPASSWORD>,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777
[05:42] <bustaplz> I'm writing a little script to automate backups. If I use $sudo cp /source /source, the second being on my external drive. What will happen to the files on the external drive?
[05:43] <Agent_bob> bustaplz over writen
[05:43] <eross> bustaplz - don't forget to copy permissions too, unless you're the only user
[05:43] <Agent_bob> bustaplz might want -a
[05:43] <Jakob_the_liar> http://img66.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tdwv5.jpg
[05:43] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: smbmount //<ip-address>/<share> <mountpoint> -o username=<username>
[05:43] <bustaplz> eross: what do you mean by copy permissions?
[05:44] <Agent_bob> bustaplz might want -a
[05:44] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: Will it completely replace all files in the dir?
[05:44] <bzaks> kuthux: my implementation should be distro independent
[05:44] <Robert___> Hey guys, Ubuntu n00b here. I'm going to install Ubuntu to dual-boot with Windows and test it out. I noticed 8.10 is coming out in two weeks. Would it be easy to upgrade 8.04 to 8.10, or should I just wait two weeks to install? I don't mind waiting if it's a PITA to upgrade.
[05:44] <Agent_bob> bustaplz man cp   look at -a
[05:44] <eross> nevermind, you prob dont need to worry about them
[05:44] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: it just says archive.
[05:45] <bzaks> Robert__ us virtual box in windows to play with 8.04, and learn the ropes, then use 8.10 for the full deal
[05:45] <bzaks> use*
[05:45] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: that's after smbfs installed. and i think it's universal. cmiiw
[05:46] <bullgard4> Robert___: Just install 8.04. Wait before you upgrade to 8.10 until begin of 2009. This will give you the least headaches.
[05:46] <Agent_bob> bustaplz cp -a source1 source2   any files in source1 and source2 will be overwriten in source2 by the ones in source1   any not in source2 will be added, and any not in source1 will be ignored.
[05:46] <Robert___> bullgard4: Why?
[05:47] <bzaks> robert__ because you're a n00b
[05:47] <bustaplz> So would that be the most efficient way of doing it? I'm going to be copying a minimum of 10gb dir and if I'm rewriting each file in overwrite it would take a long time I think?
[05:47] <Agent_bob> bustaplz it doesn't  just say archive.  it says   same as -dpR
[05:47] <bzaks> you want it to work, not have to deal with possible bugs
[05:47] <Agent_bob> bustaplz then no
[05:47] <bullgard4> Robert___: You are too lazy to explain why you have reservations and expect me to give you a complete lesson. --  No, I will not.
[05:47] <Agent_bob> bustaplz you don't want cp for that. you want rsync
[05:47] <jim_p> lint: are you still there? something like this http://roland65.free.fr/xfe/images/screenshot-s5.png ? this is xfe
[05:48] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: Ahh, sync is more the word I'm looking for probably.
[05:48] <Agent_bob> bustaplz use the right tool for the job and we all live longer happier lives :)
[05:48] <Robert___> bullgard4: My reservations are a difficult upgrade process. I don't see why waiting until 2009 would make a difference.
[05:48] <bronzewalla84> it tells me the connection is being refused
[05:48] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: just did man on rsync sounds like EXACTLY what I wanted!
[05:49] <lint> jim_p, yeah that is what i am looking for, does it work in gnome
[05:49] <prince_jammys> bustaplz: use rsync
[05:49] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: And I can use it similarly to cp?
[05:49] <Agent_bob> bustaplz and not "sync"   'rsync'    sync is a command to  but it just syncornizes the disks with the disk cache
[05:49] <prince_jammys> bustaplz: oh, sorry, i see someone already mentioned it.
[05:49] <jim_p> lint: yes. you can also look at pcmanfm
[05:49] <bullgard4> Robert___: Because experience from the past tells that every new Ubuntu version is full of errors. These errors will be eliminated in 2 months after launch time.
[05:50] <bzaks> bronzewalla: which implementation?
[05:50] <Agent_bob> bustaplz yes rsync is what you want there.  with the correct switches of course.
[05:50] <jim_p> lint: i *still* cant find that 2 panel file manager i used once
[05:50] <Robert___> bullgard4: Ok, so stick with 8.04 because it's stable. When 8.10 stabilizes, would it be easy to upgrade from within Ubuntu or would I have to install over? That's the crux of my question.
[05:50] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: So for a directory full of directories I would need $rsync -r /source /destination?
[05:51]  * Agent_bob types attrociusly
[05:51] <Agent_bob> and spells worse
[05:51] <jim_p> lint: kde aps do work under gnome but they need loads of libraries
[05:51] <prince_jammys> there's examples in the rsync man page
[05:51] <paul68> bustaplz: I use this http://paste.ubuntu.com/58666/
[05:51] <Mr_Cool59> can someone help me find out why i can not use suspend or hibernate in ubuntu 8.04 on my notebook wich is a hp pavilion zv5405us
[05:51] <Agent_bob> and irc's as root now
[05:52] <jim_p> lint: http://www.nongnu.org/gcmd/ss/shot_1.2.4.png gnome-commander
[05:52] <bzaks> Mr_Cool59: check your bios settings, sometimes it disallows sleep and hibernate
[05:52] <bullgard4> Robert___: For an experienced Ubuntu user it is less work to upgrade. For an Ubuntu beginner it may be less work to install over. Depends on the amount of operating system knowledge.
[05:52] <Mr_Cool59> works fine in windows
[05:52] <carpediem> bustaplz: rsync -a
[05:52] <bronzewalla84> sudo mount -t cifs //WALLA/Media /media/network_share -o iocharset=utf8,username=<alex>,uid=<alex>,password=<defjam84>,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 gives me alex: no such file or directory
[05:52] <leandrosurf> is there anyone here who has the solution of suspend/hibernate problems on hp tx1000 notebooks?
[05:53] <bustaplz> going to go try it out
[05:53] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: take out the < and the >, those were place holders
[05:53] <bronzewalla84> and the second tells me the connection is refused, after it prompts for password
[05:53] <Robert___> bullgard4: I would call myself an advanced computer user but I have not used Ubuntu desktop before. I run a LAMP server, so I'm familiar with package management, I know what bash is, etc.
[05:53] <bronzewalla84> ok, wasn't sure about that
[05:53] <Agent_bob> carpediem can -a and -H be combined in rsync ?
[05:54] <bullgard4> Robert___: So probably it will be less work to upgrade.
[05:54] <Robert___> bullgard4: Ok, thanks for your help.
[05:54] <loquitus_of_borg> Is anybody here aware of a problem where VM Ware (and maybe even other apps) tend to simply kill the SHIFT key from working in Ubuntu?
[05:54] <paul68> bustaplz: the script I'm using is doing an incremental backup and once a week a full backup overwrites each file after a week except for the full backup
[05:54] <loquitus_of_borg> I run VM Ware and after it, I can't shift my letters or anything, for that matter!
[05:54] <loquitus_of_borg> It is driving me nuts!
[05:54] <GaMbi_DK> when I move my windows around they glitch allot even tho effects are disabled.. any ideas ? I got nvidia 8500GT with nvidias drivers installed
[05:54] <loquitus_of_borg> I have to restart everytime this happens
[05:55] <bronzewalla84> Mounting cifs URL not implemented yet. Attempt to mount walla/media
[05:55] <bronzewalla84> No ip address specified and hostname not found
[05:55] <bronzewalla84> oops, sorry about that
[05:55] <wartalker> how to disable beep in single mode
[05:55] <jim_p> loquitus_of_borg: the shift key is the key that gets control back to the host os when pressed?
[05:55] <bzaks> bronzewalla84:  use the IP not the host name
[05:56] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: specify the hostname
[05:56] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: no... ctrl-alt does that
[05:56] <bronzewalla84> same thing
[05:56] <Agent_bob> wartalker mdoprobe -r pcspeaker ?
[05:56] <bronzewalla84> hostname?
[05:56] <liza0> do any of you guys play 3d games in ubuntu ?
[05:56] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: and it does not matter... if I close vmware it is still acting stupid
[05:56] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: u can use hostname if it's included in /etc/hosts
[05:56] <Agent_bob> wartalker modprobe that was
[05:56] <trimeta> I don't suppose that automagic creation of initrd's which work with RAID1 root partitions is better in Hardy than it is in Gutsy...the LiveCD I'm using is Gutsy, and that could be causing me problems...
[05:56] <jim_p> liza0: i do.
[05:56] <loquitus_of_borg> liza0: yep. quake4, wolf 3d. america's army. doom3
[05:57] <loquitus_of_borg> liza0: they all work
[05:57] <bronzewalla84> what's the hostname? big newb question
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[05:57] <Agent_bob> wartalker or alsamixer and mute the pc speaker
[05:57] <liza0> nice
[05:57] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: use ip address
[05:57] <jim_p> loquitus_of_borg: then sorry, i dont know anything else :(
[05:57] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: instead of //WALLA/Media do //192.x.x.x (or whatever it is)/Media
[05:57] <loquitus_of_borg> liza0: I even play half life 2 in linux
[05:57] <jim_p> lint: I FOUND IT. emelfm
[05:57] <bronzewalla84> i tried that and it gave the same error as previous
[05:57] <Agent_bob> anyone know off hand if -a and -H can be combined in rsync ?
[05:57] <jim_p> now that we talk about games
[05:57] <loquitus_of_borg> liza0: believe me. half life 2 is not obvious
[05:57] <bzaks> interesting. Can you pastebin commandline and output?
[05:58] <liza0> ok
[05:58] <bustaplz> Okay I tried it with -a, got a lot of permission errors but it worked. So I set the source dir to a+rwx and did it again with -r option after changing a file name. It added the renamed file and kept the old file with the old name. What option did I miss?
[05:58] <jim_p> has anyone managed to install steam in wine?!
[05:58] <tophyr> i'm having a lot of trouble getting wireless to connect. my network is using a 128-bit ascii key, and i've triple-checked all the ssid/passkey/b-g compatibility and everything, but the network manager keeps trying to authenticate
[05:58] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: me
[05:58] <kuthux> bronzewalla84: why don't u use smbmount or somthing
[05:58] <tophyr> how can i further debug/look into the issue?
[05:58] <jim_p> tophyr: stop network manager (piece of !@#$ app)
[05:58] <khalood> why it asks me for a password when I try to access windows NTFS drives?
[05:59] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: I play half life 2 all the time in ubuntu... I even manage my half life server with it
[05:59] <ronhalfdanr> hi all, can anyone point me to where to find help for playing DVD's in ubuntu?
[05:59] <tophyr> jim_p: kk. i'm familiar enough with ethernet connections, but how should i control the wireless?
[05:59] <jim_p> loquitus_of_borg: how? i managed to install it, but it wont let me install cs 1.6 which i have bought
[05:59] <paul68> bustaplz: did you see my script?
[05:59] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: as in half life 1 or half life 2?
[05:59] <GaMbi_DK> gonna make a reboot brb
[05:59] <Agent_bob> khalood only root can mount
[05:59] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: I am not sure which half life engine 1.6 would be
[05:59] <jim_p> loquitus_of_borg: hl1
[05:59] <khalood> Agent_bob:  mount ?
[06:00] <bronzewalla84> http://pastebin.com/m23ba652d
[06:00] <bronzewalla84> i'll try the smbmount
[06:00] <bustaplz> yes but I'm trying to integrate this into a script of my own, if I could use just rsync this would be a sweet little script and fit my need perfectly
[06:00] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: I actually have not tried hl1 yet... ironically enough.
[06:00] <loquitus_of_borg> jim_p: but hl2 runs like a bloody charm
[06:00] <Agent_bob> khalood yes the normal way to access file systems in linux is to mount them.
[06:00] <lint> jim_p, thank you
[06:00] <khalood> Agent_bob: i think i'm root because i have installed it
[06:00] <Agent_bob> note it's not the only way.
[06:01] <jim_p> tophyr: cant you use the gnome network applet for this job? i am not on wireless, i dont know
[06:01] <jim_p> lint you are welcome
[06:01] <lindenle> is there a tool to do distributed network installs of ubuntu
[06:01] <lindenle> im using kickstart and cfengine for redhat and was thinking about switching
[06:01] <bronzewalla84> kuthux: here's the command line for smbmount http://pastebin.com/mf65af00
[06:01] <Agent_bob> !install > lindenle
[06:02] <Agent_bob> lindenle i think that has a way
[06:02] <ktne> hello
[06:02] <jim_p> loquitus_of_borg: can i pm you my cs problem?
[06:02] <khalood> still asks for a password when i try to right click > mount
[06:02] <ktne> firefox makes my X server consume 99% CPU on a quad core, the system is barely responsible, what can i do?
[06:02] <Agent_bob> khalood as it should.    give it yours
[06:03] <khalood> Agent_bob: which one ?
[06:03] <tophyr> jim_p: if it's cs as in comp sci/programming, i can help
[06:03] <khalood> Agent_bob: windows password?
[06:03] <Agent_bob> khalood the yser password for the account you are using
[06:03] <jim_p> ktne: avoid badly made flash sites and use the flashblock extention
[06:03] <Agent_bob> user
[06:03] <khalood> Agent_bob: aha ok
[06:03] <Iradieh> Could someone help me get a good lightweight HTPC-application to work on my Mac Mini and together with the remote, similar to Front Row on OS X
[06:03] <khalood> Agent_bob: it works .. lool
[06:04] <khalood> Agent_bob: thanks ,, how stupid I was
[06:04] <Tokorona> Iradehi: I .. want to say you're in the wrong room.
[06:04] <tophyr> Iradieh: Mac Mini as in MacOS or are you running Ubuntu?
[06:04] <jim_p> tophyr: unfornunately its counterstrike, fo which i have paid 15 euros for a cdkey to play online, and i cant!
[06:04] <khalood> Agent_bob: I was trying with windows password
[06:04] <tophyr> jim_p: oh, hahaha
[06:04] <drhe|lap> anyone use samba?? i am using it. and it seems capped at 550kB upload. i am streaming media from it to my home media center. is there anyway to increase this cap??/
[06:04] <Agent_bob> khalood just remember that for all the feuture times it asks for password for what ever.
[06:04] <newlife> What would be the app to use - to make a backup copy of a music cd ? ?
[06:04] <newlife> the best app
[06:04] <Agent_bob> !sudo > khalood
[06:05] <khalood> Agent_bob: yes , i did .. thank you :)
[06:05] <jim_p> newlife: k3b
[06:05] <Iradieh> tophyr: Ubuntu hardy heron
[06:05] <tophyr> Iradieh: check out Myth
[06:05] <jim_p> newlife: no matter if it is to ogg/mp3/wav or another cd disk, k3b will do it
[06:05] <tophyr> err MythTV
[06:05] <Iradieh> tophyr: do you know something or did you just want to give me a hard time if I were to say OS X about this being an ubuntu channel
[06:06] <Agent_bob> newlife i'd use k3b
[06:06] <Iradieh> tophyr: thats rather vague don't you know think, and are you sure it's a solution to my problem or just guessing based on "internetknowledge"?
[06:06] <bouma> is x264-bin obsolete ?
[06:06] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: I'm not entirely sure what's wrong... its verbatim the command I used to connect to my samba server in the basment. are you sure you have all the smbfs and samba client plug ins installed?
[06:06] <bouma> does mencoder include it built in ??
[06:06] <Agent_bob> newlife but i'm kinda partial to xcdroast too
[06:06] <newlife> jim_p: running gnome desktop - had to many problems trying to force kde apps to run correctly in gnome.... other suggestion for gnome ? ?
[06:06] <bronzewalla84> i just installed smbfs
[06:06] <subdolus> I insert my MicroSD card and dmesg says:
[06:06] <subdolus> [  855.408818] sd 4:0:0:0: [sdc] Attached SCSI disk
[06:06] <subdolus> [  855.409484] sd 4:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0
[06:06] <bronzewalla84> no plugins
[06:07] <tophyr> Iradieh: i think it's about as specific as your question
[06:07] <subdolus> It is already formatted as FAT32, but there is nothing on it.. How do I mount it?
[06:07] <subdolus> mount /dev/sg2 ?
[06:07] <bronzewalla84> what plugins should i get?
[06:07] <newlife> jim_p: Brasero?
[06:07] <ronhalfdanr> help, recent convert from windows.........gxine and mplayer both won;t run right
[06:08] <jim_p> newlife: brasero is not that good. you want to copy from one disk to the other or make your cds to mp3s or whatever?
[06:08] <Agent_bob> subdolus sudo mount /dev/sdg2 /media/something -o dmask=000,fmask=111
[06:08] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: did you try the commands again after installing smbfs?
[06:08] <newlife> Agent_bob: xcdroast run well in gnome desktop ? ?
[06:08] <Agent_bob> newlife yessir
[06:08] <bronzewalla84> i meant i just have smbfs installed and nothing else, i've had it installed the entire time
[06:09] <newlife> jim_P: So is there more suitable apt I could install that will play well with gnome ? ?
[06:09] <jim_p> newlife what exactly do you want to do? pm me if you think its inapropriate for the chanel :P
[06:10] <newlife> Agent_bob: Might give that a whirl . . .  Thanks
[06:10] <mrpockets> what the command to turn permiscious mode off?
[06:10] <bzaks> bronzewalla84: install samba-client
[06:10] <jim_p> Agent_bob: have you tried xfburn?
[06:10] <bzaks> mrpockets: just tell the girl if she keeps it up, get out of the house.
[06:10] <newlife> jim_P: sorry - will move on thanks
[06:10] <Agent_bob> jim_p don't recall it.   i have tried several tho
[06:10] <mrpockets> hahahaha
[06:11] <mrpockets> k
[06:11] <mrpockets> ima go kick her ho-ass out right now.
[06:11] <mrpockets> thanks for the help!
[06:11] <jim_p> newlife: its ok. i just couldnt figure out what you want to do
[06:11] <bzaks> mrpockets: that's hysterical!`
[06:11] <bronzewalla84> bzaks: it selected smbclient instead and i do have that installed too
[06:11] <kernando> how do i edit a DVD menu in ubuntu is there any sofware that supports this?
[06:12] <loquitus_of_borg> kernando: most dvd's are read-only
[06:12] <loquitus_of_borg> kernando: nero might do that if you are mastering one
[06:13] <subdolus> Agent_bob: Doesn
[06:13] <bzaks> mrpockets: no really, what are you talking about?
[06:13] <subdolus> Agent_bob: Doesn't work:
[06:13] <subdolus> root@subby-eee:~# mount /dev/sdg2 /media/ds -o dmask=000,fmask=111
[06:13] <subdolus> mount: special device /dev/sdg2 does not exist
[06:13] <jim_p> kernando: mandvd or devede
[06:13] <newlife> jim_P: didn't mean to sound personal - just asking advice - just installed xcdroast and will give that a try - thanks for your suggestions
[06:13] <Agent_bob> subdolus why? is it lazy?
[06:14] <Agent_bob> subdolus so select the correct device node.  i was playing off of your information.
[06:14] <subdolus> Agent_bob: maybe it should be /dev/sg2 instead of /dev/sdg2 ?
[06:14] <Agent_bob> subdolus if you can mount sg2 you are miles ahead of me.
[06:14] <subdolus> will it break thingss if I try it?
[06:15] <Agent_bob> subdolus you can maybe find the device node with command    sudo fdisk -l
[06:15] <newlife> jim_P: thanks - np
[06:15] <Agent_bob> subdolus i doubt it will break anything.  but i also doubt it will mount.
[06:15] <subdolus> fdisk doesnt show it
[06:16] <jim_p> newlife: you are welcome
[06:16] <tyberion_> hey uhyrrm, whats the command in ubuntu to shutdown/restart pc?
[06:16] <tophyr> tyberion_: shutdown -r now
[06:16] <Agent_bob> subdolus what or should i say where is this file system you want to mount ?
[06:16] <bzaks> tyberion_: sudo shutdown -h 0
[06:16] <bzaks> -h == halt
[06:16] <tophyr> you'll have to run it as root, so prepend sudo if you're not already
[06:16] <bzaks> -r == restart
[06:16] <subdolus> Agent_bob: it is an SD card... MicroSD
[06:16] <tophyr> or, what bzaks said :)
[06:16] <subdolus> mount: /dev/sg2 is not a block device
[06:16] <tyberion_> -r reboot,-h turn off?? whats the 0 doing?
[06:16] <subdolus> :<
[06:16] <tyberion_> thanx
[06:17] <tophyr> 0 is "0 minutes from now"
[06:17] <tophyr> same as "now"
[06:17] <tyberion_> ahw, ok...good for turning off after a movie or sumthing:)
[06:18] <bzaks> subdolus: why don't you do this: ls /dev/ | grep -E "sd[a-g][0-9]"
[06:18] <bzaks> you can see all your HDs that way
[06:18] <bzaks> in dev
[06:18] <tophyr> tyberion_: "shutdown --help" to find out more about the command
[06:18] <GaMbi_DK> O M G.. PLZ help!! what happens when i push "delete on keyboard" when my music folder is selected instead of an empty folder and i just push enter?.. it is NOT in my trash can.. the folder was on my NTFS (normaly used in windows) drive.. plz plz PLZ advice!
[06:18] <Agent_bob> subdolus ummm i'm not that familear with sd cards.  should be seen as an scsi device though.    try this   for q in g f e d c b a ;do file -s /dev/sd$q && return 0 ;done 2>/dev/null
[06:19] <bzaks> GaMbi_DK: reboot to windows and use FreeUndelete to recover it
[06:19] <tophyr> bzaks: why not just "ls /dev/sd*" :)
[06:19] <subdolus> yeah bzaks, I'm with tophyr
[06:19] <owen1> i want to install ruby-full on ubuntu.  it is about to install emacs as well. can i tell aptitude not to do it?
[06:19] <subdolus> and it still only shows my internal and extern hdd's
[06:20] <bzaks> tophyr: because ... um... ...... ..... I like regular expressions?
[06:20] <tophyr> hahaha
[06:20] <newlife> Installed X-CD-Roast and when run 1st time get error " No root configuration file found or not readable! The superuser must start and configure X-CD-Roast first, before other users can use it. " quote - Someone explain what to do to make this work ? ?
[06:21] <Agent_bob> subdolus then you may need a module inserted,  again you are playing just over the fence from me.   i'm not versed on sd cards.
[06:21] <bzaks> I don't even know what an SD card is... unless you're talking about the little things you can just use as flash drives.. then they should be no different than some sorta usb device
[06:22] <GaMbi_DK> sata isnt it? :S
[06:22] <GaMbi_DK> anyways.. what do I do guys
[06:22] <Agent_bob> bzaks yes that's what i'm thinking.   should show as /dev/sd?   but he's not seeing it.    maybe remove and insert the card then run dmesg | tail -10
[06:23] <bzaks> Gambi_DK: I told you: reboot to windows and use FreeUndelete
[06:23] <GaMbi_DK> "ls /dev/sd*" lists my devs? so what? :)
[06:23] <koko> heyy
[06:23] <bzaks> Agent_bob, I'm pretty sure that Sd cards, like the little memory cards won't be listed as an SD device.
[06:23] <GaMbi_DK> hmm.. just sounded like there was some easier way?
[06:23] <tophyr> Agent_bob: i'm jumping in right in the middle, but an SD card will probably *not* show up as an sd* device, from my understanding
[06:23] <steven__> my name is steven
[06:23] <tophyr> sda, sdb etc are SCSI devices
[06:23] <bzaks> Those are reserved for Sata and ide
[06:23] <bzaks> yeah
[06:23] <Agent_bob> bzaks no ?
[06:23] <bzaks> what tophyr said
[06:24] <steven__> linux
[06:24] <tophyr> Scsi Drive is what SD stands for
[06:24] <bzaks> steven__ yes, linux
[06:24] <tophyr> the SD in an SD Card is "Secure Digital"
[06:24] <tophyr> someone previously mentioned it will probably be listed as a usb device of some sort
[06:24]  * tophyr connects his usb drive to see what sorta device they are
[06:25] <bzaks> EVERYONE! YOU MUST SEE THIS! A HEAVY METAL BEE GEES COVER BAND!  (Sorry, I don't mean to spam) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhgjEObtrWE
[06:25] <tophyr> hmm, well, i'm wrong
[06:25] <tophyr> my flash drive is /dev/sdb1
[06:25] <Agent_bob> subdolus you reading all this.    see tophyr and bzaks
[06:26] <Anza> what folders should appear at ~/.wine/dosdevices? I am looking for D, to be able to install age of empires III, following some instructions but it doesnt exist
[06:26] <bzaks> Well, I thought S in SD* meant Serial
[06:26] <Agent_bob> cause sd cards are out of my reach atm.
[06:26] <CorbinFox> ive always heard it to be Secure Digital
[06:26] <subdolus> it can mount any other SD card
[06:26] <subdolus> just not this one, with microSD card inside the normal sized one
[06:26] <GaMbi_DK> ok.. logging windows.. ... :( brb :(
[06:26] <subdolus> but the microSD card works on windows
[06:26] <tophyr> bzaks: you're probably right on that one as well, my laptop has /dev/sda1 and i was pretty sure it wasn't a scsi drive but didn't bother to check
[06:27] <tophyr> GaMbi_DK: windows will be the only way to recover it, if it is recoverable
[06:27] <subdolus> this box mounts all over SD cards under /dev/sd*
[06:27] <outbackwifi> !hi | outbackwifi
[06:27] <subdolus> but not this particular microsd card ><
[06:27] <bzaks> subdolus: check this out:
[06:27] <bzaks> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=299939
[06:27] <Agent_bob> subdolus ok you proved my assumption.  sd cards are seen as scsi devices.
[06:28] <NGL-TwYsTeD> god is good
[06:28] <NGL-TwYsTeD> <3
[06:28] <erpo> I have a laptop with a 1920x1200 LCD. Is there a way I can set the resolution to 1280x800 instead? It doesn't appear as a mode in the output of xrandr.
[06:28] <Agent_bob> subdolus as to why not that one. i have no idea.
[06:28] <bzaks> Serial bob, seriously, its serial... that's what the first S in scsi stands for I'm 90% positive (prove me wrong and I go to bed)
[06:29] <Agent_bob> bzaks "<subdolus> this box mounts all over SD cards under /dev/sd*" << his words not mine.
[06:29] <bzaks> That's true, but that doesn't make it scsi
[06:29] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: I keep trying to unmount my external but it's telling me it's busy! How can I check what is accessing the drive?
[06:29]  * outbackwifi thinks someone ought to go to bed (SCSI --> Small Computer System Interface)
[06:29] <Agent_bob> bustaplz is there a desktop icon for it ?
[06:29] <bzaks> FUCK
[06:29] <bzaks> okay
[06:29] <bzaks> going to bed, night all
[06:29] <FloodBot2> bzaks: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:30] <bzaks> (sorry floodbot2)
[06:30] <bustaplz> Agent_bob yes
[06:30] <coloclone> \quit
[06:30] <Agent_bob> bustaplz right click it and tell it dismount
[06:30] <jim_p> erpo: set it on xorg.conf
[06:30] <Agent_bob> bustaplz that icon is accessing it.   btw
[06:30] <bustaplz> same thing
[06:30] <paul68> bustaplz: did you see my script?
[06:31] <Agent_bob> well in a round about way.
[06:31] <bustaplz> tells me and application is preventing it
[06:31] <bustaplz> yes
[06:31] <bustaplz> want to see mine?
[06:31] <Agent_bob> bustaplz ok.   anything else open that might be in there ?
[06:32] <paul68> bustaplz: you can run it at night and this is also a external harddrive but connected to my server
[06:32] <bustaplz> well i did listen to a song off of it using VLC
[06:32] <Agent_bob> bustaplz is vlc still open ?
[06:32] <bustaplz> not visibly
[06:32] <Agent_bob> bustaplz you have to close it in it's menu  not the [X]
[06:32] <bustaplz> if I had a task manager I could check =P
[06:32] <Gumby> hi all.  Ive just set up a raid0 array an when I mount the device and then do a df -h the numbers just dont add up. Is this normal  "/dev/md0              147G  188M  140G   1% /media/storage"
[06:32] <axisys> Pulpie: #mac says get a mac.. that is what i expected.. i am still looking for a way to upload music from ubuntu to iphone thru usb
[06:32] <bustaplz> so open it again?
[06:32] <Agent_bob> bustaplz yeah
[06:33] <Gumby> axisys: does amarok do it? (works for ipod)
[06:33] <bustaplz> hmm no go
[06:33] <bustaplz> how do I check what processes are running?
[06:33] <Gumby> bustaplz: ps
[06:34] <Niko_s> help_ not work WiFi button ON (Acer Aspire 5720Z)
[06:34] <bustaplz> that didnt give me much
[06:34] <Agent_bob> bustaplz ok open a terminal and try this.     sudo fuser -ki /dev/<device node here>
[06:34] <Gumby> bustaplz: ps aux
[06:34] <paul68> bustaplz: system=> administration => systemmonitor
[06:34] <axisys> Gumby: i need to mount the iphone first like it explained here using ssh mount https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone
[06:35] <Agent_bob> bustaplz pstree also check running processes
[06:35] <axisys> but I dont have any network
[06:35] <axisys> Gumby: i am looking for a way using usb cable
[06:35] <After_Math> how can I see what service is running on a certain port?
[06:35] <bustaplz> you know what I opened it with the default player originally but it was .wma so I opened it in VLC
[06:35] <nickrud> After_Math, sudo netstat -tlpn
[06:36] <After_Math> nickrud, thanks
[06:36] <Agent_bob> After_Math netstat
[06:36] <Agent_bob> nickrud
[06:36] <nickrud> Agent_bob, I've typed that so many times, it's like typing my name ;)
[06:36] <Agent_bob> :)
[06:36] <Agent_bob> 10-4
[06:37] <GaMbi> Im on windows now.. I got FreeUndelete installed... I can only scan my C and D drive but ubuntu is on another drive that I cant see.. the music was stored on D thought.. what am I lookin for ? the folder should be in there with the same name as normal?
[06:37] <Agent_bob> bustaplz so you learned a new command for free
[06:37] <Gumby> After_Math: netstat -tpan |grep :port_number
[06:37] <After_Math> Gumby, great thanks
[06:38] <bustaplz> i've learned a ton of commands but can't figure out umount apparently
[06:38] <Julio> Buenas noches
[06:38] <Gumby> After_Math: nickrud's way works too but you have to look at the IP/ports to figure out what you need
[06:38] <nickrud> bustaplz, umount /path/to/mount/directory works, sudo is sometimes needed
[06:38] <paul68> !es |julio
[06:38] <nickrud> Gumby, I don't run enough services that I need grep ;p
[06:39] <bustaplz> i'm using $sudo umount /media/WDPassport
[06:39] <Gumby> nickrud :)
[06:39] <Agent_bob> bustaplz did you right click the icon and tell it to umount
[06:39] <nickrud> bustaplz, make sure you don't have a terminal open to that directory, or one below it
[06:39] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: yes, it gives me the same message
[06:39] <Gumby> bustaplz: are you using a program that is browsing that directory
[06:39] <Agent_bob> bustaplz even now ?
[06:39] <Julio> Gracias
[06:39] <bustaplz> yes
[06:39] <Gumby> bustaplz: lsof |grep WDPassport  might tell you if you are
[06:40] <bustaplz> wow I'm terrible
[06:40] <bustaplz> i had a terminal open that I had used to browse the drive
[06:40] <bustaplz> i closed that tab
[06:40] <bustaplz> but I guess it doesn't work that way
[06:40] <kuthux> GaMbi: what are u lookin for?
[06:40] <bustaplz> and voila it unmounted
[06:40] <GaMbi> I deleted all my music 5 min ago on ubuntu
[06:41] <thanatos> can anyone explain step 3 of "setup" just the first sentence, what is the file name i use?
[06:41] <Agent_bob> bustaplz that's why i said fuser -ki <device node here>
[06:41] <thanatos> http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Headless%20Transmisison
[06:41] <chrziz-laptop> Hello all, I'm having troubles with my wireless connection. I spent hours to get it working, then it fails 2 days later. It finds the network but wont let me connect and I have changed no wireless settings since. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks
[06:41] <GaMbi> was told that I should log windows and download "FreeUndelete" but I dont really know what to look for
[06:41] <bustaplz> I typed that and got no return
[06:41] <nickrud> GaMbi, the music was on an ntfs drive? If so, the people in ##windows know a lot more about how to undelete that stuff
[06:41] <bustaplz> Wasn't sure what it was supposed to do.
[06:42] <bustaplz> now to test out my script
[06:42] <nickrud> bustaplz, most command line stuff only outputs on error. No response == success ;)
[06:42] <kuthux> !rtfm
[06:42] <GaMbi> thx nickrud .. Ill try that
[06:42] <bustaplz> nickrud lol
[06:43] <tarelerulz> Can you add  meta tags to mp4 movies ?
[06:43] <Niko_s> atheros Wi-Fi not work (how start command Wi-Fi on?)
[06:43] <bustaplz> and my script was a crash and burn!
[06:43] <nickrud> !wifi | Niko_s (this has info on atheros if you haven't been there yet)
[06:43] <Agent_bob> bustaplz ummm maybe only works on the mountpoint  </blinks?>    sudo fuser -vki /<mountpoint>
[06:43] <thanatos> tarelerulz, google tagger
[06:44] <lliw00> whenever i load a dvd into my laptop, totem returns that there was an error and it could not read the resource
[06:44] <Agent_bob> bustaplz but pastebin your script and let me see if i can help eith that.
[06:44] <bustaplz> pastebin?
[06:44] <Agent_bob> !pastebin > bustaplz
[06:44] <paul68> bustaplz:  go to paste.ubuntu.com
[06:44] <AllNewToMe> How do I install wine?
[06:44] <nickrud> AllNewToMe, sudo apt-get install wine
[06:45] <bustaplz> god, that is cool agent bob
[06:45] <thanatos> tarelerulz, bad info, 1 sec
[06:45] <chrziz-laptop> Niko_s I was having the same problem, I can send you the link that worked for me
[06:45] <Agent_bob> !wine > AllNewToMe
[06:45]  * omolina is away: =/
[06:45] <Niko_s> thanks, fron Russia whith love ^) sorry my english
[06:45] <qweqweqwe> AllNewToMe, if it is really all new to you you want to get an article from one of the linux magazines (online perhaps) and follow that, wine can be a bit tricky
[06:46] <bustaplz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/58677/
[06:46] <qweqweqwe> if you need to run windows applications i find it easier to install windows xp or whatever inside a virtualbox virtual machine
[06:46] <bustaplz> the errors are under the line
[06:46] <Agent_bob> k looking
[06:46] <tarelerulz> When I look up meta tagging for movies in general  I don't fine anything.   It just seem like something no one does that .
[06:46] <thanatos> tarelerulz, http://tvtagger.wordpress.com/
[06:47] <qweqweqwe> thanatos, fan of freud?
[06:47] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: actually I think I know what happened, I messed up the mount point. It doesn't seem to like me mounting in /media
[06:47] <chrziz-laptop> Anyone have a sec to help troubleshoot my wireless problems? I was connected but now cannot.
[06:47] <Agent_bob> bustaplz i see two things already.  if that's a removable drive you need to use the UUID and not a device node.   also you need to   mkdir -p your mountpoint.
[06:48] <bustaplz> what is a UUID?
[06:48] <bustaplz> i'll man the mkdir
[06:48] <Agent_bob> bustaplz location is not the issue.  you can use mkdir -p for that.      and as to UUID  type in command    blkid
[06:48] <error404notfound> hi! I am trying to install xenman, and I get: http://pastebin.com/m5731be1d
[06:49] <thanatos> qweqweqwe, don't know yet (looking up on wikipedia)
[06:49] <debCarlos> which app do you recommend me to record audio&&video (webcam & sound recorder) ?
[06:49] <qweqweqwe> thanatos, maybe not then, but sigmund freud coined the term thanatos, meaning death wish instinct
[06:49] <trimeta> Still no one here who can help with a weird RAID-related problem?
[06:49] <qweqweqwe> trimeta, tried ##linux?
[06:50] <trimeta> qweqweqwe: I'll take a look.
[06:50] <bustaplz> actually, I did the mkdir -p and it worked!
[06:50] <thanatos> oh right
[06:50] <bustaplz> i seem to have a permission problem with sdparm
[06:50] <paducahguy> hello ?
[06:50] <Agent_bob> bustaplz the UUID line will look something like   mount UUID="2918-0E09" /media/WDPassport -o umask=000
[06:50] <thanatos> qweqweqwe, oh right, sorry, i came up with it a long time ago, forgot
[06:51] <thanatos> qweqweqwe, yes
[06:51] <bustaplz> how can I look up this UUID?
[06:51] <slylias> how can I check the wifi signal strength? (I'm writting c code for ubuntu)
[06:51] <paducahguy> just curious if anyone can see what i'm typing...
[06:51] <slylias> well, under ubuntu
[06:51] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: is that a device specific name?
[06:51] <Agent_bob> bustaplz the reason i say use uuid is because the device address will change but the uuid is writen in the fs itself
[06:51] <qweqweqwe> thanatos, he proposed that in order to cope with the idea that we'll all die, we each have an internal desire to die - bit freaky but almost the only freudian theory that still holds weight with modern psychologists...
[06:51] <Agent_bob> bustaplz look at your /etc/fstab  for examples
[06:52] <tarelerulz> thanatos,  I have been looking for program to  meta tag movies for months now.   I have put eveything I can think of into google trying to find that and just found  stuff on meta tagging mp3/song and all the sound formats ,but nothing on movies.  What did you put into google
[06:52] <qweqweqwe> that oedipus stuff is crap
[06:52] <tritium> qweqweqwe: please stay on topic
[06:52] <paducahguy> !ubuntu
[06:52] <thanatos> tarelerulz, i use a program (on my windows comp, called taggerjava6)
[06:52] <debCarlos> !record
[06:53] <bustaplz> Agent_bob I don't see my drive listed in fstab
[06:53] <qweqweqwe> tritium, no probs, will go back to work even :-)
[06:53] <tarelerulz> thanatos is the link you showed me for windows ?
[06:53] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: whats your configuration?
[06:53] <paul68> Agent_bob the thing that is weird is that in my script I also use a external drive and here I have no problem using /media/backup1 as target
[06:54] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: if I do $mount I can see my drive(/dev/sde1) and it says uid=1000 in parenthesis, is this the same thing?
[06:54] <After_Math> How do I print out whats in a log file into a terminal?
[06:54] <tritium> qweqweqwe: :)
[06:54] <outbackwifi> paul68: i generally use the uuid to refer to the drives, that way its consistent; sudo blkid /dev/sda? will tell you its uuid
[06:54] <thanatos> tarelerulz, ya, but if your desparate, wine is now past 1.0
[06:55] <outbackwifi> After_Math: if its a plain text logfile cat logfile should do
[06:55] <bustaplz> outbackwifi: thanks!
[06:55] <outbackwifi> After_Math: if you want to look through it more logfile or less logfile helps
[06:55] <paul68> outbackwifi: ok or is it because I use samba as wel in order to make it work
[06:56] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: I have the UUID now, how do I change my script to include the UUID rather than device node?
[06:56] <After_Math> outbackwifi, thank you sir :)
[06:56] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: atheros 5418 trying to connect to wpa network
[06:56] <tarelerulz> thanatos:  The funny thing is I did not care what os it is for ,but when I looked it seemed like no one tagged movies period . Thanks for the link
[06:56] <thanatos> http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Headless%20Transmisison, setup, step 3, help anyone?
[06:56] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: are you using madwifi or ndiswrapper
[06:56] <outbackwifi> paul68: i dont tthink samba and uuid work together
[06:56] <thanatos> tarelerulz, i use it to fix my files after i convert them to ipod format
[06:56] <chrziz-laptop> I am using madwifi
[06:57] <thanatos> it has may tag features though
[06:57] <thanatos> tarelerulz, many tag features though
[06:57] <axisys> still need help with downloading music into iphone from ubuntu
[06:57] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: I got it to work successfully for a couple days, then it just wont work today
[06:57] <axisys> i dont have any network.. want to do the whole thing using the usb data cable
[06:57] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: what changed today? did you upgrade kernel or something?
[06:58] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: I think I figured it out!
[06:58] <tarelerulz> thanatos, I found out that banshee organizes movies and songs in a media library .
[06:58] <thanatos> tarelerulz, uh-huh
[07:00] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: Yes, I did install some updates, could that have been it?
[07:00] <tophyr> hey, tarded question, how do i turn off Network Manager and just control the interfaces myself?
[07:01] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: unless it was a kernel update, madwifi doesnt normally break; can you pastebin dmesg| grep ath ?
[07:01] <break_free> how does one format and unformatted drive?
[07:02] <outbackwifi> tophyr: right click on nm disable networking; open up terminal make entries in /etc/network/interfaces; use ifup ifdown to control
[07:02] <thanatos> break_free, sudo apt-get install gparted
[07:02] <thanatos> break_free, then run it
[07:02] <break_free> thanatos, thanks
[07:02] <tophyr> outbackwifi: grazie
[07:02] <outbackwifi> break_free: first create a partition using fdisk or gparted; format using mkfs (this is the cli way)
[07:03] <thanatos> outbackwifi, like my way better
[07:03] <lliw00> would dvds that are dual layer have anything to do with libdvdcss not reading them properly?
[07:03] <debCarlos> why does cheese took so bad resolution photos? is there any way to fix it?
[07:03] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58684/ and thank you for helping!
[07:03] <break_free> lliw00: shouldn't matter
[07:03] <otaku42> hi all
[07:03] <supravat> hello
[07:04] <lliw00> break_free: then why cant my computer properly play dvds? iv followed every guide i could for hardy and nothing seems to be working
[07:04] <Agent_bob> bustaplz you still here ?
[07:04] <thanatos> i have some code, how do i add it to /etc/init.d
[07:04] <thanatos> its for transmission
[07:04] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: how did you end up with a proprietary driver?
[07:04] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: pico is a great console text editor
[07:05] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: usually /etc/init.d is a directory though
[07:05] <Agent_bob> bustaplz have a look at this,  http://ubuntu.pastebin.us/8585   you can use it if you want.  if not you might get an idea from it.
[07:05] <debCarlos> lliw00: what's your dvd problem?
[07:05] <outbackwifi> thanatos: you should add it to /etc/rc.local
[07:05] <thanatos> Cyranix0r, outbackwifi http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Headless%20Transmisison
[07:05] <otaku42> question: is there a way to remove packages that appear to be broken to dpkg (because files or directories are missing that belong to these packages)?
[07:05] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: you prolly wanna add it to /etc/rc.d/rc.local or the equivalent
[07:05] <digitaldoll> hey guys is there such a photoshop for the kde desktop like gimp is for gnome?
[07:05] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: I probably tried 4 tutorials before I got the wireless working, probably picked it up there
[07:05] <supravat> hi
[07:05] <lliw00> debcarlos, when i load a battlestar galactica disk into the dvd drive it seems to sit there and open totem but return the error cannot read for resource
[07:06] <snadge> help.. i accidentally set my screen upside down in the screen resolution applet.. how do i get it back? .. i can see an upside down mouse pointer that moves around, but i cant click anything :(
[07:06] <supravat> I hev found a bug in Ubuntu
[07:06] <Gnea> digitaldoll: no, there is only gimp. you can run it in kde just fine.
[07:06] <jim_p> snadge: killall xrandr
[07:06] <snadge> im ircing from console at the moment.. i thought maybe i could xrandr  or something :/
[07:06] <Gnea> supravat: so file a report
[07:06] <outbackwifi> thanatos: copy that script, paste it into a new file called transmission in /etc/init.d; then run "sudo update-rc.d transmission defaults" to enable automatic starting
[07:06] <debCarlos> lliw00: oh... i thought you wanted menus and that sort of things... srry can't help you :)
[07:06] <Agent_bob> bustaplz ?
[07:06] <digitaldoll> are there any skins or themes for the gimp Gnea
[07:06] <otaku42> hey snadge, long time no see :)
[07:06] <tarelerulz> thanatos , I guess even one in the world ,but me knew that.   I just wonder why it never come up on my  google searches .
[07:07] <supravat> after running $sudo su
[07:07] <Gnea> digitaldoll: it uses gtk, so whatever skins gtk, yes
[07:07] <snadge> jim_p: there is no xrandr process running :(
[07:07] <thanatos> Cyranix0r, how do i get "/etc/init.d/transmission-daemon start" to work, see http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Headless%20Transmisison
[07:07] <debCarlos> so. anyway to increase cheese photos/videos quality ?
[07:07] <snadge> hey otaku42 .. madwifi developer yes? :)
[07:07] <lliw00> debcarlos, what do you mean menus, like create them or read them off a disk?
[07:07] <supravat> u need to type the superuser password
[07:07] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: EASY :). Just cut and paste all that into any old text file, and name the file transmission-daemon, and save it in /etc/init.d
[07:07] <digitaldoll> how do i switch everything over to gtk
[07:07] <otaku42> snadge: aye
[07:07] <digitaldoll> how do i switch everything over to gtk @ Gnea
[07:07] <thanatos> outbackwifi, sorry, lost track of scrolling thanks
[07:07] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: then chmod 0700 /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon
[07:07] <Gnea> supravat: no
[07:07] <After_Math> How can you make it that when you use Tor and Privozy that when you go to google you go to google.com and not google.de?
[07:07] <thanatos> Cyranix0r, thanks
[07:07] <Cyranix0r> thanatos: np
[07:08] <Gnea> supravat: sudo su shouldn't be used anyway, sudo -i is safer
[07:08] <supravat> but next time when u type the same command it does not prompt for password
[07:08] <debCarlos> lliw00: read them
[07:08] <Gnea> right, it's cached for a small amount of time
[07:08] <outbackwifi> supravat: thats for a certain duration,
[07:08] <Gnea> it's a feature, not a bug
[07:08] <lliw00> debcarlos, hmmmmm
[07:08] <supravat> which is too dangerous
[07:08] <Gnea> not always
[07:08] <bender1337> hi ubuntu freezes at random for me anyone know why?
[07:09] <Gnea> you can always lock the screen :)
[07:09] <debCarlos> lliw00: i mean, nearly every dvd have a menu where you can add subtitles, change audio and that things.
[07:09] <outbackwifi> supravat: i always close the terminal after a sudo session so that i doesnt remember
[07:09] <supravat> hmm
[07:09] <outbackwifi> supravat: "it"
[07:09] <tophyr> lllll
[07:09] <jim_p> snadge: how did you rotate it then? though nvidias panel?
[07:09] <supravat> hmm
[07:10] <broken1> Quick question are the fglrx drivers working for 8.10?
[07:10] <prince_jammys> if it's that big a deal to you, disable it in the sudoers file
[07:10] <error404notfound> I have a network problem... I have this: http://pastebin.com/m60a316d4 and everytime I reboot I have to manually setup the default gateway... why?
[07:10] <ferpz> anybody know if is possible integrate magento with openbravo?
[07:11] <d-b> ferpz: this is not the channel for tat. but possibily if both use mysql or can interface with databases.
[07:11] <debCarlos> !webcam
[07:11] <Gnea> error404notfound: that's weird... does running sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart  not set the default gateway?
[07:11] <serene> hi , i am using the command sudo alien -k test-1.0.0-1.i386.rpm,sudo dpkg -i --instdir=/tmp/test test_1.0.0-1_i386.deb in a shell script but i am getting the error dpkg: error processing test_1.0.0-1.i386.deb (--install): cannot access archive: No such file or directory ( i am new to ubuntu pls can any one help me) i can run a single command sudo alien -i test-1.0.0-1.i386.rpm but i wanna...
[07:11] <serene> ...change the install directory ...so wat can i do for this
[07:11] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: can you pastebin the output of sudo route -n before you have to add the route?
[07:12] <error404notfound> Gnea: nope...
[07:12] <outbackwifi> serene: cd /to/the/directory/that/contains/the/deb/or/rpm/file and then run the command
[07:12] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: restarting system...
[07:13] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: ok
[07:13] <outbackwifi> serene: if you are new to ubuntu, the last thing you should try is to install rpms using alien
[07:13] <outbackwifi> !alien | serene
[07:14] <serene> basically i am running a .sfx which has this script.....when the command is run i.e sudo name_of _sfx i am getting this error
[07:14] <devslashnull> my wireless was working. i rebooted and now i cant connect to it. can anyone help me out . i dont know whats wrong
[07:14] <kuthux> can i rebuild win***s installer cd in ubuntu? what tool to do that?
[07:14] <d-b> kuthux: windows ?
[07:14] <kuthux> d-b: yugop
[07:14] <kuthux> d-b: yup*
[07:14] <d-b> um.... probably not.
[07:15] <outbackwifi> kuthux: if its an iso, you can mount it at the loop device and then do whatever you want to do with the contents
[07:15] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: i remember now that I did install the proprietary drivers with ndiswrapper to no avail, could they be conflicting with madwifi
[07:15] <outbackwifi> chrziz-laptop: yes, just remove/blacklist them
[07:15] <devslashnull> can anyone help me out
[07:15] <kuthux> outbackwifi: ok then should i make .iso file first from the cd, then do it ?
[07:15] <outbackwifi> kuthux: i guess so
[07:16] <chrziz-laptop> outbackwifi: ok, will do, thanks
[07:16]  * outbackwifi is no expert on windows and just hopes that the windows installer becomes horribly corrupt forcing kuthux to install ubuntu
[07:16] <serene> pls can anyone help me
[07:16] <kuthux> outbackwifi: but i think mount -o loop will do read only
[07:17]  * kuthux still dualbooting
[07:17] <devslashnull> i need help
[07:17] <outbackwifi> !ask | devslashnull
[07:17] <devslashnull> my wireless was working. i rebooted and now i cant connect to it. can anyone help me out . i dont know whats wrong
[07:17] <Gnea> serene: it's dpkg -i test_1.0.0-1_i386.deb
[07:17] <wartalker> compat-wireless make error in kernel 2.6.27, someone can help?
[07:17] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: http://pastebin.com/m5786db4e
[07:18] <Karn> Hey
[07:18] <serene> Gnea yea i am giving the same
[07:18] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: what is the peth0 interface?
[07:18] <Gnea> serene: what?
[07:18] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, the laptop is an eeepc
[07:18] <wartalker> ﻿devslashnull: iwconfig
[07:18] <kuthux> outbackwifi: but i think mount -o loop will do read only. cmiiw
[07:19] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: that's Xen's interface...
[07:19] <devslashnull> wartalker,  no wireless exctensions
[07:19] <serene> i am giving the command sudo dpkg -i test_1.0.0-1_i386.deb
[07:19] <Gnea> serene: no, you said you were doing:  sudo dpkg -i --instdir=/tmp/test test_1.0.0-1_i386.deb
[07:19] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: how can you have the same ip on both interfaces? you need to relook at the config.
[07:20] <Gnea> serene: it should be: sudo --instdir=/tmp/test -i test_1.0.0-1_i386.deb
[07:20] <digitaldoll> I installed "recordmydesktop" and ran it but how come I can't find my avi
[07:20] <Gnea> serene: you can't install an argument :)
[07:20] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: forget about peth0 if you don't know about xen...
[07:20] <serene> --instdir=/tmp/test wil install it in /tmp/test
[07:20] <Gnea> serene: you have to give them in the proper order
[07:20] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: forget about getting your packets to go out of eth0 with that configuration
[07:20] <Karn> AnyBody
[07:20] <serene> butok fine
[07:20] <devslashnull> wartalker, any idea why
[07:21] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: also pastebin route -n after that route addition, you will see the difference
[07:21] <Gnea> serene: it's akin to cracking an egg open and frying the shell instead of the yolk :)
[07:21] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: the best way is to bridge the interfaces if you want to do that
[07:21] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: when I try to add now, I get: SIOCADDRT: File exists
[07:21] <serene> Gnea : i didn't get u
[07:22] <Gnea> serene: it's not important - did it work?
[07:22] <serene> no
[07:22] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: sorry i cant help you, i dont know anything about xen; please try the xen channel (if there is one)
[07:22] <Gnea> bad dependency list perhaps?
[07:23] <Karn> Hello World
[07:23] <World> hi Kar
[07:23] <Gnea> Karn: success
[07:23] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: ##xen
[07:23] <World> * Karn
[07:23] <devslashnull> my wireless was working. i rebooted and now i cant connect to it. can anyone help me out . i dont know whats wrong . when i do iwconfig it says no wireless extensions
[07:23] <Karn> Hi World
[07:24] <World> :)
[07:24] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: whats your confiiguration? and what did you do that caused this change?
[07:24] <Karn> Try to restart Your comp
[07:24] <devslashnull> eeepc. i didnt change anything
[07:24] <devslashnull> i did
[07:24] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: have been there already... but it is problem that occurred today, and Xen was installed on the system for months
[07:25] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: does it work if you do a sudo ifconfig peth0 down ?
[07:25] <Karn> Try to looking ip  signal
[07:25] <Karn> signal
[07:25] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: nope...
[07:26] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: whats your route -n after you bring that iface down?
[07:26] <rena> hello
[07:26] <outbackwifi> !hi | rena
[07:26] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: seems same
[07:27] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: are you sure? sudo ifconfig should not show an ip address on peth0 (which would indicate that it is down), also ifdown peth0 should do the same
[07:28] <error404notfound> outbackwifi: sudo ifconfig doesn't even show peth0 :(
[07:28] <doggymenz> pygame isnt in the repo?
[07:28] <Karn> Don't know...too...
[07:29] <outbackwifi> error404notfound: just delete the default route that points to peth0  (if that is not connected to the outside world)
[07:29] <Daniil> ïîêà âñåì )
[07:30] <devslashnull> my wireless was working. i rebooted and now i cant connect to it. can anyone help me out . i dont know whats wrong . when i do iwconfig it says no wireless extensions
[07:31] <outbackwifi> !ru | danniil
[07:31] <digitaldoll> in kmix...... green light indicator means on and dull green means my mic is muted is that right?
[07:31] <marc_> bj
[07:31] <Agent_bob> but with something that is writen to be portable, you sould only need to edit one variable to correct it.
[07:32] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: what card are you using?
[07:32] <devslashnull> its an eeepc
[07:32] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: what model?
[07:32] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, whats weird is, it was working then the battery died.
[07:32] <devslashnull> 701
[07:32] <devslashnull> i plugged it in
[07:32] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: i have wireless working on eeepc 701 4G as well as 1000H
[07:33] <Karn> My computer have not korean language.... :(
[07:33] <outbackwifi> !ko
[07:33] <devslashnull> damn
[07:33] <Karn> I can't read too :(
[07:33] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, what driver do you use ? ndiswrapper ?
[07:34] <Karn> I live in Thailand Now
[07:34] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, when i click on the wireless icon, wired network is disabled
[07:34] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: no, madwifi. just install the array.org kernel and everything should work just fine
[07:34] <devslashnull> well i dont want to mess with the kernel...
[07:34] <legend2440> doggymenz: i think its called   python-pygame  its in synaptic
[07:34] <devslashnull> how do you load the madwifi driver ?
[07:35] <devslashnull> modprobe madwifi ?
[07:35] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: you dont need to mess with it, just install it as you would install any other package --> http://www.array.org/ubuntu/
[07:36] <ongolaBoy> karn: have you read that you should join , korean help ? ( /join #ubuntu-ko )
[07:36] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, what version of kernel is that
[07:36] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: if you want to solve your problem doe as i say for the simple reason that it works. that kernel is specially made for the eeepc
[07:36] <wartalker> ﻿devslashnull: ﻿﻿ "WARNING: You are running a kernel >= 2.6.23, you should enable in it CONFIG_NETDEVICES_MULTIQUEUE for 802.11[ne] support"
[07:36] <wartalker>  error: redefinition of ‘info’
[07:36] <devslashnull> is that the module for madwifi or the entire kernel
[07:36] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: why dont you go to that site and read instead of asking everything here
[07:38] <Oprtz> anyone in the channel knows, how to make double role in movies? which softwre is used for this ? thanks
[07:39] <bullgard4> Does Ubuntu not offer alsa-info.sh but is it rather an openSuSE component?
[07:39] <tarelerulz> thanatos,  That  windows tagger program you gave me a link to How do I run it in wine?  It is written in java and use AtomicParsley-utf8.exe to write to .mp4 movie files.  It has gui ,but I have no idea how to run it.
[07:39] <outbackwifi> Karn: can you try this --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=650763
[07:39] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, but i cant do all that with no internet connection
[07:40] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: do you have a wireless router with an ethernet port? connect your eeepc using a patch cord to the router
[07:40] <wartalker> ﻿devslashnull: what driver do you use
[07:40] <devslashnull> wartalker, i just got an eeepc today
[07:41] <devslashnull> 701
[07:41] <Gnea> devslashnull: oh sweet
[07:42] <wartalker> ﻿devslashnull:lshw, find the wireless card and see the driver
[07:42] <devslashnull> im trying to do that
[07:42] <devslashnull> whats weird is. it worked then i rebooted now it doesnt work
[07:43] <Gnea> devslashnull: you know, there's a specialised ubuntu distro for the eeepc
[07:43] <outbackwifi> Karn: system->adiministration->language support    enable korean and save, you should be able to select it from the gdm window
[07:43] <jim_p> tadaaaaa i am back
[07:43] <Gnea> http://www.liliputing.com/2008/06/ubuntu-eee-804-custom-ubuntu-distro-for.html
[07:43] <devslashnull> gnea yes i have it installed
[07:43] <Gnea> devslashnull: oh... and the wifi wasn't working?
[07:44] <devslashnull> no
[07:44] <Gnea> o.O
[07:44] <devslashnull> it did then i rebooted and now it doesnt
[07:44]  * outbackwifi wants to scream at the top of his voice; why wont people use the ubuntu optimized kernel for eeepc?
[07:44] <devslashnull> i am!!!!!!!!!!!
[07:44]  * outbackwifi knows it works cos he has it on both a 701 and a 1000H both of which have totally different wifi cards
[07:45] <jim_p> devslashnull: do you know which module it uses? i lost the conversation sorry :(
[07:45] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: you need to check whether the  madwifi driver is loaded (lsmod|grep ath) helps
[07:46] <devslashnull> no it isnt
[07:46] <Gnea>     *
[07:46] <Gnea>       Currently, you cannot use the Fn+F2 key combination to turn on/off your wireless. To turn on your wireless open a terminal and type
[07:47] <Gnea> echo 1 > /proc/acpi/asus/wlan
[07:47] <devslashnull> Gnea, permission denied
[07:47] <devslashnull> even with sudo
[07:47] <Gnea> wut?
[07:48] <Gnea> man, and this is the system that i want to get, too
[07:48] <Karn> Anyone Use MSN
[07:48] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: sudo wont work with that command
[07:48] <Gnea> Karn: no, IRC
[07:48] <prince_jammys> sudo bash -c 'echo 1 > /proc/blah'
[07:48] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: you need to do a sudo -i and then issue that command
[07:49] <prince_jammys> or echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/blah
[07:49] <devslashnull> sweird
[07:49] <devslashnull> no such file or directory
[07:49] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: you need to load the driver first using sudo modprobe ath_pci
[07:49] <Gnea> right, not /proc/blah, /proc/acpi/asus/wlan
[07:50] <devslashnull> gnea no kidding it did that
[07:50] <prince_jammys> heh.ok. i was about to apologize
[07:50] <devslashnull> error loading the modules
[07:50] <devslashnull> module
[07:50] <Gnea> pastebin?
[07:50] <devslashnull> unknown symbol or unknown parameter
[07:50] <devslashnull> i cant do pastebin
[07:51] <Gnea> there's no ethernet port on it?
[07:51] <devslashnull> dont have access to it why
[07:51] <digitaldoll> I installed "recordmydesktop" and ran it but how come I can't find my avi
[07:51] <eso4b> holaaa!!
[07:51] <ola> ola julia
[07:51] <Gnea> i'll save my reliance-on-new-technologies-without-backups rant for another time, another place
[07:51] <eso4b> putoooon
[07:52] <digitaldoll> where does the recordmydesktop recordings save to please?
[07:52] <GaMbi> my god.. finaly found a program that can recover my music (I hope) scaned (10 min) searched (30 min) found out that it was the wrong drive.. now its scanning the right drive (1½ hour).. its 9am.. think its time to get some sleep zzz
[07:52] <ola> very very good
[07:52] <eso4b> q dice??
[07:52] <prince_jammys> !es | eso4b
[07:52] <ola> dady yankee
[07:52] <eso4b> ooohh!
[07:52] <ola> ooh !
[07:52] <ola> neville
[07:52] <ola> como el de harry potter
[07:52] <GaMbi> and I cant get back on my beloved Ubuntu :( /cry
[07:53] <ola> cry cry cry
[07:53] <eso4b> what are you doing
[07:53] <ola> don't worry
[07:53] <ola> be happe
[07:53] <eso4b> sissy
[07:53] <ola> tu tu tu turur turur turur
[07:53] <newlife> What is best way to set read permission on a file you only want certain people to view ? ?
[07:53] <GaMbi> ola is on crack me thinks
[07:53] <eso4b> porompompom porompomperoporom
[07:53] <ola> gor de gordo?¿
[07:53] <Karn> Don't Cry.....
[07:53] <ola> yes yes
[07:53] <eso4b> carlo qmdise
[07:54] <h4x0r> setting permission for explicit users?
[07:54] <tritium> Enough, ola and eso4b
[07:54] <ola>  k t digo
[07:54] <paul68> !atitude > ola
[07:54] <ola> enought your father
[07:54] <GaMbi> they call me mellow yellow
[07:54] <UnixUnderFire> is there a way to to use Tor with freenod?
[07:54] <Gnea> !offtopic | ola
[07:54] <paul68> !attitude > ola
[07:54] <prince_jammys> ola: bye
[07:55] <UnixUnderFire> vwracer69, Hows the Orange county?
[07:55] <vwracer69> not bad but i live farther north from there
[07:56] <Gnea> hrmm
[07:56] <UnixUnderFire> L.a?
[07:56] <vwracer69> yes
[07:56] <legend2440> digitaldoll: if i remember right recordmydesktop makes an  ogg file and puts it in your /home  or /home/yourusername folder
[07:56] <newlife> h4x0r: Yes I would like like to set permissions on a certain file or folder ..... Is that fairly easy to do ?
[07:57] <UnixUnderFire> vwracer69, Ever see the line of a hundred subarus cruzing around the freeways?
[07:57] <prince_jammys> newlife: if you know about unix permissions, yes
[07:57] <prince_jammys> newlife: with the 'chmod' command
[07:57] <vwracer69> no have not seen that
[07:58] <newlife> prince_jammys: Can I do this in ubuntu as well?
[07:58] <prince_jammys> newlife: well, also with the GUI, actually
[07:58] <prince_jammys> newlife: yes
[07:58] <prince_jammys> what permissions do you want to set?
[07:59] <newlife> prince_jammys: ok - got me going in right direction - will do some google info on how to use command or do a "man chmod" at command line - Thanks much
[07:59] <drgonzo00000> After I installed the mad wifi drivers for my Atheros AR5007EG in the new 2.6.24-21-generic kernel, I can't boot into the new kernel because I get a kernel panic when loading my wireless drivers. How can I fix this problem?
[07:59] <prince_jammys> newlife: the command is easy. it's understanding the permissions that can be tricky, if you're not familiar
[08:00] <devslashnull> gnea is the driver part of the kernel ?
[08:00] <meoblast001> how do i make murrine engine translucent
[08:00] <meoblast001> i add themes
[08:00] <meoblast001> and its still opaque
[08:00] <Gnea> devslashnull: any module has links to the kernel, so yes
[08:00] <newlife> prince_jammys: GUI app might be easier right now and come back to Terminal later - what do you suggest i install from synaptics?
[08:01] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, are you still here  ?
[08:01] <Oprtz> what is the command to EDIT samba smb,conf file ?
[08:01] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: yes
[08:01] <prince_jammys> newlife: gnome (nautilus, the file manager) can do it. you probably don't have to install anything
[08:01] <devslashnull> is ubuntu for eeepc supposed to have a taskbar at the bottom
[08:01] <outbackwifi> Oprtz: swat
[08:01] <Toipilas> How i can use my website baker image-gallery? I just downloaded .zip and install it, but how i can use my gallery? Where is it?
[08:01] <devslashnull> or is that intentionally removed
[08:01] <Gnea> drgonzo00000: is it giving any information on why it's panicing?
[08:01] <prince_jammys> newlife: when you right click on a file, i think. (i don't have gnome)
[08:01] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: dunno, mine is a stock ubuntu distro with only the kernel different
[08:02] <newlife> prince_jammys: Just right click on file and set permission?
[08:02] <prince_jammys> newlife: yes, and be careful
[08:02] <devslashnull> do you hok
[08:02] <Oprtz> outbackwifi:  ﻿swat ?
[08:02] <prince_jammys> newlife: what permissions do you want to set? and are they on a regular file or a directory?
[08:02] <outbackwifi> !swat
[08:02] <newlife> prince_jammys: Yea - runing Gnome here - warmed up to it - like it better then KDE as of now....
[08:03] <drgonzo00000> GNEA: it spits a bunch of numbers and then it tells me there is a kernel panic if you tell me how to log my boot sequence for it and I will send you a link
[08:03] <Oprtz> ahh ok
[08:03] <Oprtz> thanks
[08:03] <newlife> prince_jammys: It's a Open Office word file.
[08:03] <badfish> !ttf
[08:04] <Gnea> drgonzo00000: it may or may not be in /var/log/dmesg.0
[08:04] <Gnea> drgonzo00000: you could always blacklist the driver temporarily
[08:05] <vwracer69> Have a quick question? Does anyone else have a problem with booting Ubuntu 8.10 kernel 2.6.27-7 with there cdrom drive closed? and if so if there is a fix/workaround for it?
[08:06] <outbackwifi> !intrepid | vwracer69
[08:06] <bullgard4> I am going to download a shell script. In what Ubuntu directory should I store it? (I know that it is wise to put it in a directory which is included in $PATH.)
[08:06] <Gnea> vwracer69: please ask in #ubuntu+1, we only support 8.04 and earlier
[08:07] <Flannel> bullgard4: ~/bin/ will work fine if its just for your own use.
[08:07] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: you could put it in your users 'bin' directory, or /usr/local/bin
[08:07] <vwracer69> sry, thnx for the info
[08:07] <strumic1> how to make chmod permission so everyone can access the folder, i did chmod -R 644 to a directory now i can not access it
[08:07] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: depending on whether you want other users to be able to run it
[08:07] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, ok i upgraded the kernel and its working again
[08:07] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: great work!
[08:07] <devslashnull> wait let me be sure
[08:07] <devslashnull> 1 sec
[08:07] <devslashnull> yep
[08:07] <devslashnull> pinging google
[08:07] <newlife> prince_jammys: sorry - I was trying to set permissions on a test .odt file and will probably need to do it with chmod -
[08:07] <FloodBot2> devslashnull: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:08] <Gnea> vwracer69: no big deal, just want to make sure you're not barking up the wrong tree :)
[08:08] <Flannel> strumic1: directories need to be +x in order for you to access them.  What are you trying to give everyone access to?
[08:08] <prince_jammys> newlife: exactly what permissions do you want to set?
[08:08] <bullgard4> Flannel, prince_jammys: Thank you.
[08:08] <devslashnull> uh oh ive got another problem
[08:08] <strumic1> Flannel: /var/www/
[08:08] <devslashnull> its reporting that my device is 100% full
[08:09] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: remove the apt archives to reclaim some space (you have only 4G remember?)
[08:09] <devslashnull> yes
[08:09] <devslashnull> so do i remove the entire /etc/apt folder ?
[08:09] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: also, if you are sure everything is working fine with this kernel, just remove the older ones
[08:09] <prince_jammys> no!
[08:09] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: dont delete it by hand, use the command
[08:10] <Gnea> devslashnull: sudo apt-get clean
[08:10] <prince_jammys> devslashnull: use apt-get clean
[08:10] <outbackwifi> Gnea: tx
[08:10] <outbackwifi> :)
[08:10] <Gnea> :)
[08:10] <newlife> prince_jammys: I do not want someone to be able to open a .odt file without using a password or if it was even totally hidden as well would work - I know there are ways to do this relatively easy in windows.
[08:10] <outbackwifi> newlife: you can password protect the odt file from openoffice, you shouldnt be required to mess with the filesystem
[08:11] <prince_jammys> newlife: changing the permissions will affect what users can open the file. passwords don't come into play
[08:11] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, after sudo apt-get clean i am at 91%. anything else i can clean since ive got so little space
[08:11] <prince_jammys> if you want password protection, don't mess with the permissions
[08:11] <romeo> hi guys
[08:11] <newlife> outbackwifi: Thanks will give that a try on a test file 1st.
[08:12] <strumic1> ﻿how to make chmod permission so everyone can access the folder, i did chmod -R 644 to a directory now i can not access it
[08:12] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: the old kernel, modules and headers also gives back a lot ofspace
[08:12] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: i also cleaned out my /usr/share/doc
[08:12] <prince_jammys> :(
[08:12] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, i removed the older kernel and headers
[08:12] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: in fact i moved the apt archives to a 4G SDHC card
[08:13] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: modules too? look in /lib/modules
[08:13] <ogzy> hi, i dont see the orange progress bar at usplash during shutdown, did someone have the same problem before?
[08:13] <romeo> i wanted to know if anyone knows if there is a easyer way to change from ubuntu normal to ubuntu studio am runing 8.10 beta right now
[08:13] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, did u erase everything in /usr/share/doc ?
[08:13] <prince_jammys> strumic1: 6 is no good. you the executable bit set if you want to be able to open the dir. CAREFUL with -R
[08:13] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: and moved my thunderbird mail box to an external USB 120G drive
[08:13] <newlife> prince_jammys: What outbackwifi suggested will be best for now - will try that - thanks for your help - Also when I have time I'am not afraid to learn more about using the Terminal - Thanks again.
[08:13] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: yes i did
[08:13] <prince_jammys> newlife: cool.
[08:14] <outbackwifi> !intrepid | romeo
[08:14] <newlife> price_jammy: Worst I can do is break this thing and get real good at doing install - ha ha
[08:15] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, ok ive done everything execept move apt archives and im at 86%
[08:15] <devslashnull> how do i move the apt archives
[08:15] <romeo> ok thank you
[08:15] <devslashnull> do i just move it and create a symbolic link ?
[08:15] <prince_jammys> newlife: careful with permissions. depending on where you're changing them, they can be a fast way to break things
[08:15] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: sudo apt-get clean
[08:16] <devslashnull> i did that already
[08:16] <devslashnull> but you said you moved the archives to the shdc card
[08:16] <blanktheserver> Hey, I'm wondering if there is a way to manually set the driver to use ( for onboard wifi ) The one which comes with ubuntu is bugged for my intel n card, and it needs the iwl4965.
[08:17] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: oh ok, i just moved the directory to the card and then setup a symbolic link from /var/cache/apt/archives to the SD car
[08:17] <outbackwifi> card
[08:18] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, and have you overclocked yours to 900mhz?
[08:18] <blanktheserver> I'm not sure if the driver is simply not installed, or it's using the wrong one.
[08:18] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: did that once but brought it back now
[08:18] <devslashnull> back to 630 ?
[08:19] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: yes
[08:19] <devslashnull> why ?
[08:20] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: read somewhere that 900MHz  doesnt really work on the 701 and didnt want to mess with the CPU. Just upgraded to a 1000H instead ;)
[08:21] <devslashnull> how much was that ?
[08:22] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: uhh about $700 (with a 2G RAM, 160 G HDD and a 6600 mAH battery)
[08:22] <devslashnull> wow
[08:22] <devslashnull> the one thing that frustrates me is that the kb is so frickin small
[08:22] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: get about 5 hrs of battery
[08:22] <devslashnull> and the 701 ?
[08:22] <devslashnull> battery wise
[08:22] <prince_jammys> why did you remove /usr/share/doc, out of curiosity?
[08:23] <outbackwifi> prince_jammys: to save on disk space, you see the 701 has only a 4G SSD
[08:23] <go_beep_yourself> waste of space
[08:23] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: was happy if i got 2.5 hrs on wifi
[08:23] <newlife> outbackwifi: Thanks for tip on .odt file - did a test file and worked great - all smiles now   :o)
[08:23] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, wow thats little...
[08:23] <outbackwifi> newlife: yw
[08:24] <prince_jammys> why not get another hard drive..or another distro?
[08:24] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: the 901 and 1000H now have the atom processor that consumes 2.5w of power
[08:24] <prince_jammys> i have a ton of documentation installed, including man-pages-dev, and several e-books. the entire /usr/share/doc takes up 542 MB here.
[08:24] <devslashnull> the thing is, 700 is kind of a lot. i only bought this eeepc cause it was really cheap
[08:24] <newlife> outbackwifi: another tip for the ol' "Bin O Tips" page.......
[08:25] <outbackwifi> newlife: sure
[08:25] <outbackwifi> prince_jammys: i guess you havent seen the eeepc 701, it has a solid state drive soldered to the mobo
[08:25] <devslashnull> same as macbook air
[08:26] <prince_jammys> no, i definitely haven't
[08:26] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: i read somewhere that the price has now dropped to around 400 (not sure)
[08:26] <blanktheserver> It seems stupid to have a larger eepc.
[08:26] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, still out of my price range
[08:26] <devslashnull> i paid 150 for this one
[08:26]  * outbackwifi not really if its your main pc now :)
[08:27] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: thats really cheap!! i paid 400 for mine in march
[08:27] <devslashnull> ebay
[08:27] <outbackwifi> but again, lets move the banter to ubuntu-offtopic
[08:27] <devslashnull> i just need ot see if i can get a foldable usb based kb
[08:27] <devslashnull> i cant stand its kb
[08:28] <Karn> What's the time in korea Now....
[08:28] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: got used to it after a week, now i cant type on a fullsized  KB :)
[08:28] <digitaldoll> legend2440, they all are empty...and .ogg.  is there an avi desktop recorder out there please?
[08:29] <romeo> so if i wanted to change from 8.04 lts to Kubuntu or studio
[08:29] <romeo> what would be the best way to do so
[08:29] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, did u have any problems installing the overclocking app
[08:29] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: nope
[08:29] <jussi01> !vanilla-#ubuntustudio | romeo
[08:29] <devslashnull> i was in the process of installing it when this wireless thing happened
[08:29] <kongove> Is there anybody take part in kernel development.
[08:29] <kongove> ?
[08:30] <go_beep_yourself> kongove: #kernel
[08:30] <jussi01> romeo: for kubuntu, just install the package kubuntu-desktop
[08:30] <devslashnull> not sure if its related or not
[08:30] <kongove> Thanks
[08:31] <bullgard4> Flannel: I am confused: $PATH includes an entry /home/<username>/.bin and no /home/<username>/bin . But you suggested to download a shell script to /home/<username>/bin. Please explain why did you not suggest to download to /home/<username>/.bin ?
[08:31] <Oprt1> hi, i can access shared folders of ubuntu machine from my windowsXp, but i cant access windowsXP shared folders from ubuntu machone
[08:32] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: because the usual directory for a user's scripts is ~/bin
[08:32] <prince_jammys> not .bin
[08:32] <outbackwifi> Oprt1: samba
[08:32] <devslashnull> dammit
[08:32] <devslashnull> its not compiling for me
[08:32] <Oprt1> !samba
[08:32] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: i would leave it alone
[08:32] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: unless ubuntu has made some (weird) decision to make it a hidden directory now.
[08:33] <devslashnull> well 630 is pretty flimsy.
[08:33] <bullgard4> prince_jammys: So usually I need to include an entry /home/<username>/bin to my $PATH ?
[08:33] <gradin> what in the world is going on with this wireless connection? http://pastebin.ca/1229148
[08:33] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: theres very little i couldnt do with it
[08:33] <prince_jammys> bullgard4: yes, unless it's already done in your .profile, which i think is the case in a default ubuntu
[08:33] <devslashnull> what do you mean
[08:33] <devslashnull> you didnt notice a difference
[08:33] <devslashnull> ?
[08:33] <gradin> its trying to  authenticating against the access point but times out before the authentication packet is recieved
[08:34] <Flannel> bullgard4: path shouldn't include anything for ~/.bin, that would make very little sense.  You should only have ~/bin included if it exists when the shell was created.  There's a conditional in your bashrc (for security reasons)
[08:34] <bustaplz> Agent_bob: you still here?
[08:34] <o7andrew> when I use the terminal to login as root and then gksudo, it works perfectly.. but when I open a gksudo application, my root &/or user password is not accepted >> how can I change the password needed for gksudo?
[08:34] <outbackwifi> gradin: yes that is what happens
[08:34] <gradin> outbackwifi: any idea how to fix that?
[08:35] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: yes thats why i said i dont think it really goes up to 900
[08:35] <outbackwifi> gradin: whats your h/w?
[08:35] <gradin> say increase the timeout value in network managerr?
[08:35] <o7andrew> !gksudo | o7andrew
[08:35] <gradin> outbackwifi: onboard wirelesscard
[08:35] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, looks like i have no choice
[08:35] <devslashnull> the module wont compile. gives me an error
[08:35] <gradin> outbackwifi: onboard broadcom BCM4311
[08:36] <outbackwifi> devslashnull: i used to have probs with jitter in audio, that got resolved when i junked pulseaudio for esd
[08:36] <outbackwifi> gradin: are you using ndiswrapper?
[08:36] <porkpie> guy's whats the command to show the size of dir ?
[08:36] <outbackwifi> porkpie: du -h .
[08:36] <gradin> outbackwifi: nope
[08:36] <porkpie> thanks
[08:36] <outbackwifi> porkpie: du -h /directory/you/want/size/of/
[08:37] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, sorry to ask but how do i check if im using pulseaudio or esd
[08:37] <bustaplz> Can anyone give me insight into automating a shell script to run at a certain time?
[08:37] <tophyr> bustaplz: man cron
[08:37] <Flannel> !cron | bustaplz
[08:37] <gradin> outbackwifi: i'm looking at the restricted drivers and i'm seeing a new broadcom ST wireless driver
[08:37] <pantherad> is anyone here that can help with a simple driver install issue?
[08:37] <bustaplz> ty =D
[08:38] <gradin> outbackwifi: should i use that?
[08:38] <tophyr> Error for wireless request "Set ESSID" (8B1A) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument
[08:38] <tophyr> is this an error due to me not config'ing something right, or do i have shitty hw/drivers?
[08:38] <outbackwifi> gradin: you could
[08:39] <gradin> outbackwifi: is it anybetter than the b43 wireless driver?
[08:39] <Bobbino> Hmmm, I've got no sound on an imbedded video in Firefox... anyone check for me the site see if it's a problem there? http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2008/10/15/omg-spoilers-dead-space-launch-trailer/
[08:40] <pantherad> while trying to install a graphics driver (it's a .run file) i keep getting an error saying that i need to be a superuser.  i'm the only user on the machine so i'm a little confused (yes, i'm new... i just intalled ubuntu today)
[08:40] <Bobbino> are you installing through the terminal? If so you need to add sudo before your commands, which temporarily gives you superuser powers.
[08:40] <prince_jammys> 'sudo' allows you to run commands as superuser
[08:41] <legend2440> !screencast | digitaldoll (not sure if any record to avi but you can convert to avi)
[08:41] <pJupiter> sudo !!
[08:41] <pantherad> ohhhhhhh... i seee...
[08:41] <tophyr> pantherad: there is a distinction in linux between a normal user and a "super user"
[08:41] <pantherad> thanks
[08:41] <tophyr> most system-configuration commands require "super user" privileges
[08:41] <pJupiter> for when a command complains about your priviledges and you don't feel like retyping
[08:41] <tophyr> this is so that normal usage can't screw up your system too bad
[08:41] <pantherad> yeah, that i know, tophry... just didn't understand why i wasn't already the super user
[08:41] <tophyr> ah ok :)
[08:41] <blanktheserver> Hey, I'm wondering if there is a way to manually set the driver to use ( for onboard wifi ) The one which comes with ubuntu is bugged for my intel n card, and it needs the iwl4965. I'm not sure if the driver is not installed or it's loading the wrong one.
[08:42] <devslashnull> outbackwifi, ill give it one shot. if it doesnt work i wont continue...
[08:42] <prince_jammys> pantherad: are you sure you need to install downloaded drivers?
[08:43] <__olli> erver irc.quakenet.org
[08:43] <pantherad> well... it's a spankin' new graphic card... i'm not sure if it's supported, fully at this time
[08:43] <pantherad> 4780x2
[08:43] <gradin> mmm intresting
[08:44] <gradin> outbackwifi: fyi the sta driver is apparently a better driver for usabilty, its proprietary but better...
[08:44] <kuldeep> Which are the most widely used multiband equilizers in gstreamer
[08:44] <pantherad> am i doing this correctly?  :  sodu '/home/panthera/Desktop/ati-driver-installer-8-10-x86.x86_64.run'
[08:44] <bullgard4> Flannel: At present: "~$ echo $PATH; /home/detlef/.bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games" There exist two directories: ~/.bin and ~/bin . Where should I download a the shell script alsa-info.sh?
[08:45] <prince_jammys> strange
[08:45] <tophyr> pantherad: remove the quotes, they might be screwing you up
[08:45] <pantherad> k
[08:45] <tophyr> if it's not working
[08:46] <prince_jammys> the quotes don't make a difference. 'sodu' does
[08:46] <pantherad> ok
[08:46] <pantherad> sooo...
[08:46] <prince_jammys> sudo
[08:46] <pantherad> uhhh.. ok... dumb
[08:46] <pantherad> thanks
[08:46] <tophyr> prince_jammys: lol, didn't notice that
[08:46] <prince_jammys> the quotes are optional in this particular case
[08:46] <prince_jammys> (unnecessary)
[08:47] <jcal87> hey dudes
[08:47] <jcal87> and dudettes
[08:47] <marlun> Are there any feedreaders for linux which supports full offline reading (doesn't only download the text but the images too)?
[08:47] <pantherad> yeah... same error
[08:47] <jcal87> midnightRmbler: your a jerk
[08:47] <tophyr> what's the error
[08:48] <pantherad> one sec... ok, suddenly working though i haven't changed anything
[08:48] <Flannel> bullgard4: I'd put it in ~/bin, but if the other is in your path, that'd work too I suppose
[08:48]  * tophyr loves that
[08:48] <Computech> Hey, someone got any idea what the default login name is in vmware server 2 if you install it with everything default?
[08:49] <bullgard4> Flannel: Thank you for your help.
[08:49] <prince_jammys> the .bin in his path seems like a typo
[08:49] <Flannel> I have to agree.
[08:49] <prince_jammys> mistyped in .profile
[08:49] <pantherad> and that you tophyr and prince :)
[08:49] <Waistless> Hi, I'm having troubles wish the splash on bootup
[08:49] <Waistless> it works to the point where the slider is moving from side to another, then it just goes back to text on "reading file needed to boot" stage
[08:49] <prince_jammys> pantherad: welcome.
[08:50] <Waistless> doesn't look very nice :( . I tried dpkg-reconfigure usplash   but It didn't work. any ideas?
[08:50] <prince_jammys> !usplash | Waistless : maybe useful
[08:51] <Waistless> thanks :)
[08:51] <prince_jammys> maybe not. i haven't messed with usplash in a long time
[08:51] <Waistless> well it just stopped working by itself :(
[08:52] <Computech> Will something bad happen if i add a password to the root?
[08:52] <tophyr> Computech: something bad will happen if you *don't*
[08:52] <tophyr> just don't forget root's password
[08:52] <tophyr> and don't tell anybody else
[08:52] <Computech> but why there is normally no one in ubuntu then?
[08:52] <tophyr> not really sure.
[08:52] <prince_jammys> because it's not necessary, and considered more secure
[08:53] <tophyr> prince_jammys: 0_o
[08:53] <prince_jammys> though some argue with that. but that is the ubuntu way
[08:53] <prince_jammys> !noroot
[08:53] <prince_jammys> wrong
[08:53] <prince_jammys>  wrong one
[08:53] <prince_jammys> !root
[08:53] <tophyr> in linux, is it impossible to log in as root if root has no password?
[08:53] <prince_jammys> Computech: that article mentions it
[08:53] <blanktheserver> login as your user tophyr, then sudo su
[08:53] <Waistless> sometimes sudo doesn't work right, in that case I su - anyway :P
[08:53] <prince_jammys> tophyr: in a default ubuntu, yes
[08:54] <Computech> but i need a root password to login to vmware
[08:54] <tophyr> aha
[08:54] <prince_jammys> tophyr: you have to expressly set a root password in ubuntu if you want that behavior
[08:55] <tophyr> prince_jammys: which behavior?
[08:55] <prince_jammys> the ability to log in as root
[08:55] <tophyr> ah ok
[08:55] <tophyr> will Waistless's "sudo su -" work if root has no pwd?
[08:55] <Jan500> hi.. what could be the reason that dmraid only shows 1 raid-device when i promt dmraid -r ?
[08:55] <tophyr> or alternatively "sudo bash"?
[08:55] <prince_jammys> sudo -i
[08:56] <Jan500> my fakeraid controller shows both hdd
[08:56] <blanktheserver> No you just need "sudo su" tophyr.
[08:56] <tophyr> kk
[08:56] <tophyr> yeah, i'm not sure why no root pwd would be less secure than having one
[08:57] <prince_jammys> it's talked about in the link above
[08:57] <tophyr> will have to read it
[08:58] <prince_jammys> one idea is that in multiuser systems, you can trace who did what as superuser, with sudo
[08:58] <tophyr> ah, makes sense
[08:58] <tophyr> i was thinking in an intrusion situation
[09:00] <prince_jammys> if a sudo user (a sudoer)'s password is compromised, you're in trouble .. though supposedly in less trouble than if you had a root account and that password was stolen
[09:01] <jin> is there any advantage of rme to install the Ubuntu 64bit version? my cpu is a C2D. here is what I do on my computer: video encoding, php programming, run virtual machines with virtual machine for testing, and ofcourse, the usual stuff like watching movie, youtube, chatting, etc.
[09:01] <jin> for me*
[09:02] <tophyr> is 'Error for wireless request "Set ESSID" (8B1A) : SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument' a normal, possibly-expected-if-i-don't-do-it right or does it signify something i can't fix w/o diff hardware or drivers?
[09:02] <tophyr> prince_jammys: yeah, the stolen-password sitch was what i was thinking of
[09:02] <tophyr> although being able to track which sudoer would be some help at least
[09:03] <Flannel> tophyr, prince_jammys: also, you don't need to give people who can sudo permission to do *everything*, you can give them elevated privledges in X and Y, but not Z, etc.
[09:03] <tophyr> Flannel: neat
[09:03] <prince_jammys> oh, yeah, you can configure it a lot
[09:03] <peepsalot> is there any special repository that has the latest nvidia driver?
[09:05] <peepsalot> nvidia has a version 177.80 available on their website, but looks like the one in the regular repos is 169.12
[09:05] <peepsalot> the newer version supposedly has a workaround for a huge performance issue
[09:05] <Guest23686> m
[09:06] <Guest23686> e
[09:06] <e-frame> m
[09:06] <A|}EEL> Hi
[09:06] <A|}EEL> atlast i have successfully installed ubuntu :D
[09:06] <peepsalot> congrats
[09:06] <A|}EEL> i know know how can i run internet on it ?
[09:06] <A|}EEL> thx
[09:06] <A|}EEL> i am on LAN
[09:06] <A|}EEL> and i have been told that i should sue VPN
[09:07] <peepsalot> A|}EEL, are you on a home network?
[09:07] <Fr0ns> Can anyone here help me with UFW? The log says it's blocking certain things but I can't find what port it is...
[09:08] <A|}EEL> whats home network ? :S
[09:08] <A|}EEL> sorry am a bit new in this
[09:08] <peepsalot> I doubt you need vpn
[09:09] <kuthux> w
[09:09] <A|}EEL> yes i do i called my isp
[09:09] <Flannel> kuthux: Can we help you?
[09:09] <A|}EEL> they said u need VPN connection
[09:09] <Phantal--> Is it possible to have grub mount an ISO and boot from it?
[09:09] <peepsalot> A|}EEL, VPN connection to what?
[09:09] <A|}EEL> wait i will tell u 1 min
[09:10] <peepsalot> A|}EEL, what kind of internet service do you have?
[09:10] <A|}EEL> Cable net LAN
[09:10] <kuthux> Flannel, it was mstyped
[09:10] <kuthux> mis*
[09:11] <Fr0ns> hello?
[09:11] <kuthux> !hello \ Fr0ns
[09:11] <kuthux> !hello | Fr0ns
[09:11] <peepsalot> A|}EEL, how are you on IRC if you have no internet?
[09:11] <Fr0ns> Is any of this coming through? lol
[09:11] <A|}EEL> i do have internet
[09:11] <A|}EEL> but this is on windows
[09:11] <peepsalot> Fr0ns, yes
[09:12] <A|}EEL> i cannot find a way to connect to internet via linux
[09:12] <Fr0ns> okay, thought I had no voice..
[09:12] <mars> when i upgrade my ubuntu with apt-get it says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58714/ can you help me to resolve it?
[09:12] <A|}EEL> i called the cable guys ... they said i need VPN connection which should be in APPLICATION folder
[09:12] <A|}EEL> and i cannot find that application folder :|
[09:13] <peepsalot> cable guys are morons
[09:13] <A|}EEL> thats y i am here asking u :)
[09:13] <tophyr> yeah, never listen to cable guys tbh
[09:14] <tophyr> A|}EEL: connect your linux machine via ethernet cable to your internet router (not the modem itself)
[09:14] <tophyr> run the command "sudo /etc/network/interfaces"
[09:14] <kuthux> A|}EEL use vpnc
[09:14] <Fr0ns> meh, my school project is so gonna fail ;p
[09:14] <blankthemuffin_> kernel: [  933.096936] wlan0: No ProbeResp from current AP 00:08:a1:a1:00:56 - assume out of range
[09:14] <tophyr> in that file add the line "iface eth0 inet dhcp" and then hit ctrl-x to save and exit
[09:14] <blankthemuffin_> This keeps knocking me off the net, the driver won't recover unless I manually reconnect.
[09:15] <tophyr> run the command 'sudo ifup eth0'
[09:15] <tophyr> with any luck, you'll get zee intarwebs
[09:15] <A|}EEL> tophyr i have no router
[09:15] <kuthux> A|}EEL u can connect to LAN, but not internet right ?
[09:15] <A|}EEL> yes
[09:15] <A|}EEL> i am connected to LAN
[09:15] <A|}EEL> in linux as well
[09:15] <Flannel> !enter | A|}EEL
[09:16] <A|}EEL> we use Dailier to connect to internet
[09:16] <kuthux> A|}EEL then the interfaces are working fine. now is about the internet connection
[09:16] <A|}EEL> yups
[09:16] <A|}EEL> and for that i need to connect via VPN
[09:17] <A|}EEL> thats how my sister got connected to internet in VISTA also
[09:17] <kuthux> A|}EEL if the cable said that u need VPN connection, then make it. u can use vpnc
[09:17]  * peepsalot sighs, using a dialer is not "cable" internet
[09:17] <A|}EEL> peepsalot it is
[09:17] <A|}EEL> here we all guys have different dailers provided by our cable operator
[09:17] <peepsalot> well, not any kind i have ever heard of
[09:17] <kuthux> A|}EEL u have the username & password right? then put it on the config file
[09:17] <A|}EEL> kuthux yeah but i dont know how to make :|
[09:18] <A|}EEL> peepsalot technology :P
[09:18] <kuthux> A|}EEL sudo apt-get install vpnc
[09:18] <chaos1> =-O hello everyone. I was wondering if any of you knows how to fix my problem. I have an update for k3b and it is categorized as a backport. However it is not checked and i am unable to check the box. Should I be worried about this and how do I install it?
[09:18] <peepsalot> what country are you in A|}EEL ?
[09:18] <kuthux> A|}EEL then read the manual included
[09:18] <A|}EEL> hmmmm but the cable guys told me u can see VPN option in APPLICATION folder :S
[09:18] <A|}EEL> peepsalot Pakistan
[09:19] <jim_p> chaos1: do you have the backports repo enabled?
[09:19] <kuthux> A|}EEL VPN needs authentication, they must have given it to u
[09:19] <peepsalot> ah ok.  I guess they do things much differently over there, sorry I don't know what is required for your setup
[09:19] <chaos1> jim_p, I did not see that option in the software sources manager
[09:19] <A|}EEL> peepsalot :)
[09:19] <mars> when i upgrade my ubuntu with apt-get it says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58714/ can you help me to resolve it?
[09:20] <A|}EEL> kuthux yes i got the login and pass
[09:20] <chaos1> i looked there first. :(
[09:20] <jim_p> chaos1: so now you can install it?
[09:20] <chaos1> no
[09:20] <kuthux> A|}EEL now install vpnc first
[09:20] <A|}EEL> its like we use dailer in XP and VPN in linux/vista
[09:20] <dandre> Hello,
[09:20] <kuthux> A|}EEL then read the manual to know where to put the username & pass
[09:20] <A|}EEL> kuthux could u tell me step by step what to do
[09:20] <chaos1> when I run updates it remains on the list. it has been like this for over a week now.
[09:20] <chaos1> should i be worried about this?
[09:20] <kuthux> A|}EEL PM me
[09:21] <jim_p> chaos1: can you post me your sources.list?
[09:21] <pw-toxic> hi - i have a very easy question ;)  i have just installed ocaml (programming language) and emacs21-nox   but i dont know how to use emcas21-nox ... i can start it with a file but i dont know anyhting than writing text or closing the programm via strg+z -> how do i find out more?
[09:21] <chaos1> sure. 1 sec jim_p
[09:21] <kitcat> hi guys
[09:21] <jim_p> hi
[09:22] <dandre> I have an application that is provided to run on windows xp pro in iis service. I guess it is written in c#. Is there a chance I can run it on my ubuntu with apache?
[09:22] <jim_p> !emacs
[09:22] <scientes> can i install plugins for firefox into my profile on linux?
[09:22] <pw-toxic> !code
[09:23] <IcyPolecat> hiya, anyone know if it's possible to get postfix to start after the network manager has run? My postfix server (on my laptop) always needs restarting due to a lack of DNS settings stuff. Failing that is it possible to hardcode DNS into  resolv.conf or Postfix?
[09:23] <pw-toxic> can anyone help me with my topic?
[09:24] <outbackwifi> dandre: you can check with mono
[09:24] <outbackwifi> !mono
[09:24] <pw-toxic> well im just looking like a standard procedure how to find out more  for a program i want to use
[09:24] <blankthemuffin_> pw-toxic, google.
[09:24] <outbackwifi> dandre: http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
[09:24] <chaos1> jim_p: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58716/
[09:24] <IcyPolecat> pw-toxic: http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/#Manuals
[09:25] <IcyPolecat> pw-toxic: or man emacs
[09:25] <dandre> yes I know the existence of mono but my app is provided in binary form not in source form
[09:25] <kitcat> hi guys i am new here and I dont really understand the criteria used but can someone advice on which software to use to compress photos (jpeg) in ubuntu?
[09:25] <thomasite> Hello.
[09:25] <thomasite> Is the Dohickey client any good?
[09:26] <jim_p> chaos1: so you do have backports enabled
[09:26] <IcyPolecat> dandre: very unlikely you'll be able to get it running even under mono - might be best to consider a virtual machine?
[09:26] <jim_p> chaos1: can i pm you an apt output to tell me if its similar to yours??
[09:26] <chaos1> sure
[09:27] <pw-toxic> IcyPolecat: man emacs was what i was looking for - thx
[09:27] <blankthemuffin_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587786 This is the problem I'm having, as you can see the last post is my own, when I first installed ubuntu on this machine. It was fixed with the drivers from http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Download however I can't install the package on intrepid, it complains that the modules it tries to unload are in use. Yes I'm using intrepid, but the problem has applied too all versions above 7.10 ( The only ones I'
[09:27] <blankthemuffin_> ve tested ).
[09:27] <IcyPolecat> pw-toxic: np
[09:27] <bustaplz> Is there a way to see feedback from cron?
[09:27] <Waistless> !splash
[09:27] <Waistless> !usplash
[09:27] <bustaplz> I'm trying to run a script but it's not functioning and I can't seem to find a logfile of sorts.
[09:27] <IcyPolecat> kitcat: gimp
[09:28] <Computech> How much memory you can max put in a ubuntu computer?
[09:28] <dandre> could be an alternative but I must take licence rights into account. so I think there no way :-(
[09:28] <outbackwifi> Computech: i have seen a server with 32G RAM
[09:28] <Computech> wtf
[09:28] <outbackwifi> !rtfm
[09:28] <IcyPolecat> Computech: depends on your mainboard - max I've used is 32GB
[09:29] <idyllic> /topics
[09:29] <Computech> wow man
[09:29] <Computech> but for what would you use so much ram, i mean, most games dont work on ubuntu
[09:29] <Computech> or are there good games?
[09:29] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: what is the script supposed to do?
[09:29] <IcyPolecat> Computech: Virtualisation... and it's worth bearing in mind that unless you fancy fiddling with Kernels you'll need 64bit to address more than 3.5 GB
[09:30] <outbackwifi> Computech: most people dont use linux for games
[09:30] <IcyPolecat> Computech: andf yes there are very good games - check out Warsow or Nexuiz :-)
[09:30] <Computech> oh
[09:30] <Computech> :)
[09:30] <bustaplz> it mounts my external, does an rsync, unmounts and uses sdparm to power down the drive
[09:30] <bustaplz> the script works when I execute it
[09:30] <bustaplz> but it doesn't seem to be cooperating with cron
[09:30] <jim_p> warsaw is nice, nexuiz is ... also world of padman is good
[09:31] <bustaplz> and I made cron make a file on my desktop to make sure it is working
[09:31] <outbackwifi> Computech: like IcyPolecat said, I have seen people run Windows 2003 server on that 32G machine cos the standard license didnt support more than 2G
[09:31] <Computech> :o
[09:31] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: did you try executing it in a terminal first?
[09:31] <bustaplz> my script?
[09:31] <Computech> but windows xp also just goes to 3.5 gb of ram?
[09:31] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: yes
[09:31] <bustaplz> outbackwifi: yes, as I said it works flawlessly
[09:32] <bustaplz> outbackwifi: but not when I ask cron to do it
[09:32] <thomasite> Hello. A serious problem regarding public keys. I can't access them.
[09:32] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: what was your crontab entry? normally cron will send you a mail upon execution
[09:32] <thomasite> :(
[09:32] <bustaplz> let me pastebin it
[09:32] <outbackwifi> thomasite: from your .ssh directory?
[09:33] <ionte> hi! i upgraded some days ago to intrepid, and now as soon as i start x i just get a black screen. i've tried to run "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" but that did not help. i have an ATI HD3850 (?) card and i have uninstalled all fglrx pacakges.
[09:33] <pw-toxic> well emacs tells me to hold the meta key and the v key to go one page backwards, but the ubuntu console uses ALT + v for the console menu - what can i do?
[09:33] <ziroday> !intrepid | ionte
[09:34] <thomasite> I don't know. I mean I'd been trying to install R (a statistics software) and I need to have those keys so everything would be fine. However, my system seems to refuse to get those public keys.
[09:34] <jim_p> ionte: inteprid has the xorg v1.5+ which has problems with fglrx :( still ati hasnt done something. better use radeonhd
[09:34] <dellph_> hello pll.
[09:34] <thomasite> Here's the error message: gpg: requesting key 5E802C30 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net gpg: keyserver timed out gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error
[09:34] <dellph_> iptables -A INPUT -s 192.168.2.2 -j DROP . can this rule block 192.168.2.2 from access the internet?
[09:35] <ionte> jim_p: i know about that issue, but i would just want to get ANY graphics, vesa even ...
[09:35] <Silk_> Autoconnect bullshit
[09:35] <bustaplz> 25 03 * * * sudo /bin/sh /home/lee/Desktop/testing2
[09:35] <bustaplz> sorry couldny paste bin it
[09:35] <bustaplz> if I use that command in terminal the script runs
[09:35] <jim_p> ionte
[09:35] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: i dont think you can do tthat
[09:35] <Ujjwol> is there any browser for ubuntu that uses web-kit
[09:35] <Computech> IcyPolecat, are there strategy games like supreme commander to for ubuntu?
[09:35] <jim_p> ionte: try vesa or radeonhd
[09:35] <bustaplz> outbackwifi: why?
[09:35] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: remove the sudo and it will work fine
[09:36] <IcyPolecat> Computech: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games
[09:36] <Ujjwol> is there any browser for ubuntu that uses web-kit
[09:36] <bustaplz> outbackwifi: trying it now
[09:36] <idyllic> Ujjwol: midori .. though i doubt it does you anygood
[09:36] <IcyPolecat> bustaplz: if you need the script to run as root it will need to be in root's crontab
[09:36] <petererer> sudo in cron? heh, how will it ask for the password?
[09:36] <Ujjwol> why
[09:36] <petererer> Ujjwol, epiphany-webkit
[09:36] <bustaplz> IcyPolecat how do I set it that way?
[09:36] <bustaplz> it needs to be run with sudo for sure
[09:37] <ionte> jim_p: is there a way to do that without editing xorg.conf? funny thing is that my xorg.conf is really minimal after running dpkg-reconfigure.. and i've lost my xf86config-editing skills of years past .. :)
[09:37] <IcyPolecat> bustaplz: firstly make SURE you need to run this as root
[09:37] <jin> is there any advantage for me to install the Ubuntu 64bit version? my cpu is a C2D. here is what I do on my computer: video encoding, php programming, run virtual machines with virtual machine for testing, and ofcourse, the usual stuff like watching movie, youtube, chatting, etc.
[09:37] <outbackwifi> bustaplz: sudo -i and then open up the crontab from the # prompt
[09:37] <blankthemuffin_> Computech, not really, you're better off rebooting into windows if you want to play games.
[09:37] <IcyPolecat> then do what outbackwifi said :)
[09:37] <Computech> ye i know
[09:37] <bullgard4> What file stores the values which are displayed if I run '~$ echo $PATH'?
[09:37] <bustaplz> it looked like the same file
[09:38] <wartalke1> when i compile the 2.26.27 kernel, how to include the iwl3945 driver for the wireless ?
[09:38] <blankthemuffin_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587786 This is the problem I'm having, as you can see the last post is my own, when I first installed ubuntu on this machine. It was fixed with the drivers from http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Download however I can't install the package on intrepid, it complains that the modules it tries to unload are in use. Yes I'm using intrepid, but the problem has applied to all versions above 7.10
[09:39] <jim_p> ionte: the stupid xorg developers are trying to make xorg.conf obsolete. thats why dpkg-reconfigure ... does not work
[09:39] <kitcat> guys any assistance would appreciated
[09:39] <idyllic> blankthemuffin_: try "sudo make unload" then "sudo make load"
[09:40]  * outbackwifi wouldnt call anyone stupid especially contributers to FOSS
[09:40] <jim_p> ionte: this is mine http://7g.pri.ee/mine.conf for 8.04 with fglrx and xorg 1.43
[09:40] <blankthemuffin_> idyllic, that's the problem, the unload command fails - cannot unload module, in use. Hang on I'll run it again to give you exact output.
[09:41] <ionte> jim_p: ok, thanks! i'll have to reboot now and try
[09:42] <outbackwifi> kitcat: what is your problem?
[09:43] <IcyPolecat> kitcat: gimp will suffice for most image manipulation needs
[09:43] <blankthemuffin_> idyllic, the unload output looks alittle like this: http://pb.luahelp.net/1224
[09:44] <jonathan_> hello!
[09:44] <jim_p> hi
[09:44] <jonathan_> i've a question to konqueror
[09:44] <jonathan_> about
[09:44] <jonathan_> sorry
[09:44] <kuthux> how to view a package's dependencies ?
[09:44] <jonathan_> is it possible to mount devices via konqueror?
[09:45] <soundray> kuthux: apt-cache depends packagename
[09:45] <jonathan_> i was using dolphin right now and there was a menu for that
[09:45] <kuthux> thx soundray i'll try
[09:45] <outbackwifi> jonathan_: ask in #kubuntu
[09:45] <soundray> kuthux: to see reverse dependencies, use apt-cache showpkg
[09:46] <idyllic> blankthemuffin_: try make uninstall then repeat the proces?
[09:46] <jonathan_> in kubuntu, no one is answering ^^
[09:46] <blankthemuffin_> That fails too idyllic.
[09:46] <PillowSoft> Hey guys
[09:46] <soundray> !hi | PillowSoft
[09:47] <blankthemuffin_> idyllic, It also fails in a recovery console, runlevel 3
[09:47] <idyllic> blankthemuffin_: did you tried reboot after each try?
[09:47] <outbackwifi> blankthemuffin_: an lsmod will tell you which modules are using the modules you want to unload. unload those modules first
[09:48] <bonk> hey.. is there a fix for the constant crashing of firefox when entering flash sites?
[09:48] <bullgard4> What file stores the values which are displayed if I run '~$ echo $PATH'?
[09:48] <torgrim> yes. remove flask bonk ;)
[09:48] <torgrim> flash
[09:48] <blankthemuffin_> I'll give that a go outbackwifi.
[09:48] <outbackwifi> blankthemuffin_: for eg you will see somthing like this --> libusual               18340  1 usb_storage  . This means that usb_storage is being used by libusasl
[09:48] <soundray> bonk: make sure you haven't got a competing flash plugin, like gnash
[09:48] <kbrosnan> bonk: you can try flash 10, but you'ed need to install it manually
[09:48] <PillowSoft> ya one of the packages is bad
[09:48] <SlimeyPete> bullgard4: .bashrc, either in ~ or /etc
[09:48] <torgrim> bonk: on my computer the flash pages crash if i use flashblocker addon
[09:49] <SlimeyPete> $PATH is set via an 'export' command
[09:49] <soundray> bullgard4: there are various places where this can be set: /etc/environment, /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc
[09:49] <PillowSoft> bonk what packages did you install for flash?
[09:49] <outbackwifi> bullgard4: you can set the path system wide in /etc/profile
[09:49] <soundray> outbackwifi: then it will apply only to shells (bullgard4)
[09:49] <Guest44289> hiya , if i would like to install a programme which folder do i install it into ?
[09:49]  * delcoyote hi
[09:50] <kitcat> guys anyone with ideas as to which software can decrease the size of a JPEG photo
[09:50] <soundray> Guest44289: you normally leave that decision to the package you are installing. Ubuntu packages have pre-defined locations.
[09:50] <soundray> Guest44289: what are you trying to install?
[09:50] <outbackwifi> soundray: yes, unless we know what the OP wants to set path for, we wont know what to suggest ;)
[09:50] <kitcat> in ubuntu?
[09:50] <bonk> PillowSoft: I installed libflashsupport
[09:50] <outbackwifi> kitcat: gimp
[09:51] <kitcat> scanned some images and the size are too big to be attached cause I have several which i need to send as an attachment
[09:51] <PillowSoft> Bonk: thats the only one?
[09:51] <bonk> iirc yep
[09:51] <kitcat> any assistance would be great
[09:51] <soundray> kitcat: use gimp to do it interactively, or mogrify from the imagemagick package for batch processing.
[09:52] <outbackwifi> kitcat: you dont seem to be reading responses. Someone else also suggested gimp and yet you asked the same question again. Please try it out with gimp and then tell us if it doesnt work
[09:52] <soundray> kitcat: set cubic interpolation to have the least quality loss
[09:52] <PillowSoft> bonk; When i installed the flash plugins i installed 3 and one of them made firefox crash
[09:52] <wartalke1> how to set wireless driver to iwl3945, when compile kernel
[09:53] <PillowSoft> Bonk: but i didnt use that package so idk if its the problem i would just unistall it and use another one
[09:53] <malcolm_> okay .... i donwloaded a file and selected extract here and then it installs in my directory but im not to sure i want that ?
[09:53] <soundray> wartalke1: why are you compiling a kernel?
[09:53] <bonk> oh flashplugin-nonfree was also installed
[09:54] <soundray> malcolm_: normally, you want to avoid installing software in this way. Use an Ubuntu package instead and install it with synaptic or apt-get. What are you installing?
[09:54] <PillowSoft> You normally use ./ when installing however you can just use the package installer that comes with Ubuntu under systems
[09:54] <wartalke1> ﻿soundray: i want to install aircrack, the kernel should update to 2.6.26
[09:55] <PillowSoft> Bonk: i think it was that one that was bugged
[09:55] <bonk> alright, so it's ok to remove?
[09:55] <PillowSoft> ya
[09:56] <PillowSoft> I should boot Ubuntu while i give advice so i can figure out the names of stuff.
[09:57] <soundray> bonk: no, you shouldn't remove flashplugin-nonfree
[09:57] <bonk> ok
[09:58] <stian> apo
[09:58] <PillowSoft> Sorry bonk guess i dont know what im talking about :P
[09:58] <soundray> bonk: check whether you have gnash installed, and if so, remove that. Then restart firefox and see if it is still crashing.
[09:58] <soundray> malcolm_: what are you installing?
[09:59] <soundray> kitcat: still here?
[09:59] <talntid> mmm... taco bell...
[09:59] <bonk> gnash is unchecked in synap
[09:59] <Ademan> hey what should i do if there's no cd in my cd tray and yet gvfs still thinks it's mounted, right clicking on it and choosing unmount doesn't do anything/errors (no media in drive) and even using a paperclip to manually eject the tray doesn't work
[10:00] <bonk> the oddity is that it sometimes crashes sometimes works in flash
[10:00] <smart_> Hello
[10:00] <soundray> bonk: in firefox, open about:plugins as the URL and see if you have enabled any flash plugins other than libflashplayer.so
[10:00] <zer0o> hi is it possible to change an icon in the icontray?
[10:02] <praed> why the f cant the live cd have a way to get to a normal grub command line?
[10:02] <bullgard4> soundray: ":~$ echo $PATH; /home/detlef/.bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games" I found your answer correct: The first entry stems from ~/.bashrc. The rest entries stem from /etc/environment. In what file should I add an entry '/home/detlef/bin' so that it will become permanent?
[10:02] <praed> why does it have to totally remove and real grub functionality?
[10:02] <Ademan> praed: doesn't f6 let you do that?...
[10:02] <blanktheserver> outbackwifi, thanks, that loaded the drivers, but it seems that they don't work in intrepid anyway, wifi device is detected, but it doesn't detect any wireless networks.
[10:02] <praed> no
[10:02] <praed> just what to passt o the kernel
[10:03] <praed> and esc goes to only being able to select where the kernel is
[10:03] <bonk> soundray: yeah "FutureSplash Player", so delete?
[10:03] <soundray> bonk: yes
[10:03] <praed> when you get a bios that doesnt map the cdrom correctly then your screwed
[10:03] <divinesoul> ppl can someone help me with my sound issue i am not at all getting the sound output at all
[10:04] <praed> your suppose to map stuff work better together, not mod it so it only works with your stuff
[10:04] <soundray> bullgard4: probably in ~/.bashrc unless you want this for any other user than yourself
[10:05] <bullgard4> soundray: No, it is only for me as an ordinary user. --  Thank you very much for your help.
[10:05] <shredder12> soundray: when i did about:plugins it showed me that i have 2 flash players enabled..1) shockwave flash 2) futuresplash player..do i have to delete or disable one of them..
[10:05] <soundray> praed: please use appropriate language in this channel. The reason is that the live CDs do not use grub.
[10:06] <jin> is there any advantage for me to install the Ubuntu 64bit version? my cpu is a C2D. here is what I do on my computer: video encoding, php programming, run virtual machines with virtual machine for testing, and ofcourse, the usual stuff like watching movie, youtube, chatting, etc.
[10:06] <blanktheserver> You can easialy get a grub line from a live cd.
[10:06] <divinesoul> any help with my sound issue i upgraded the kernel after that i dont have any sound
[10:06] <soundray> shredder12: only if you have problems with firefox crashing, flash not working etc.
[10:07] <soundray> blanktheserver: how? The CDs do not use grub
[10:07] <wartalke1> how to see the time of build for a  file
[10:07] <kuthux> soundray what cd do u use? live cd or alternate ?
[10:07] <blanktheserver> soundray, You can still load one after you boot the livecd.
[10:07] <firefoxub> hi guys how do i upgrade my mozilla firefox every time i try to log into hotmail i get warning upgrade your firefox
[10:07] <wartalke1> ﻿ how to see the time of build of a  file
[10:07] <soundray> kuthux: why do you ask?
[10:08] <kuthux> soundray, what cd do u use? live cd or alternate ?
[10:08] <shredder12> divinesoul: well upgrading the kernel gave plenty of problems too.. my wired network interface just disappeared..so i think its better for you to switch back to the older version..where you are not gonna have any problem..
[10:08] <soundray> kuthux: why do you ask?
[10:08] <IcyPolecat> anyone know how to hardcode DNS servers to prevent network manager from setting them?
[10:08] <divinesoul> shredder12,  how do i switch back to the old kernel
[10:08] <Er-Gladiatore> supradin
[10:08] <kuthux> soundray why?
[10:09] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: edit /etc/resolv.conf to specify dns
[10:09] <kuthux> soundray live cd & alternate act differently when u boot it
[10:09] <shredder12> divinesoul: when the grub screen loads at he time of power on..press Esc there you will find several options showing different kernel versions of ubuntu..
[10:09] <soundray> kuthux: I haven't asked for help
[10:09] <shredder12> divinesoul: as far a i know the new version is 2.6.24-21 and the older one is 2.6.24-19 which will be third from the top in the menu list..
[10:10] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: have done that but it gets overridden as part of my DHCP config by network manager
[10:10] <divinesoul> i have a dual os setup with windows so i already see the option let me check it
[10:10] <divinesoul> i willl log back in shortly shredder
[10:10] <shredder12> ok..
[10:11] <soundray> blanktheserver: I see what you mean. You cannot boot a system via the grub command line from inside the CD, though. I think that's what the original poster was looking for.
[10:11] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: does NM lose the settings if you specify them in the NM DNS tab also?
[10:11] <blanktheserver> soundray, ah ok. I just figured he was probably trying to repair a grub install.
[10:11] <IcyPolecat> yup
[10:12] <IcyPolecat> probably broken DHCP but not under my control - have dnsmasq installed and configured so all I need is to force 127.0.0.1 in the resolv.conf and have it stay there!
[10:12] <soundray> blanktheserver: that's the problem with people who moan instead of asking a reasoned question. You just can't help them properly
[10:12] <zeitgeist> tnet.org
[10:12] <zeitgeist> oops
[10:12] <kuthux> soundray ok then
[10:13] <pw-toxic> how do i create a directry in the terminal? ;)
[10:13] <blanktheserver> pw-toxic,  mkdir
[10:13] <soundray> pw-toxic: mkdir dirname
[10:13] <pw-toxic> th
[10:13] <pw-toxic> x
[10:13] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: I'm not sure how to stop NM doing that, I guess you could either setup a script to amend resolv.conf, or stop using NM and setup your DHCP client and resolv.conf etc yourself. I tned not to use DHCP though - I use static as I only have about 10 machines on the network.
[10:13] <soundray> !cli > pw-toxic
[10:13] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: and the DHCP server caters for the laptops.
[10:14] <firefoxub> hi guys how do i upgrade my mozilla firefox every time i try to log into hotmail i get warning upgrade your firefox
[10:15] <doggymenz> firefoxub, System->Administration->Update Manager
[10:15] <thiebaude> firefoxub:which firefox are you using?
[10:15] <firefoxub> mozilla firefox
[10:15] <doggymenz> 2.0? 3.0? 3.0.3?
[10:15] <doggymenz> 1.5?
[10:15] <thiebaude> thanks doggymenz
[10:15] <firefoxub> dunno
[10:15] <thiebaude> ok
[10:15] <bullgard4> I changed my file ~/bashrc . What have I to do that the change will become effective?
[10:15] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: ok thanks anyway - I assume there is a hook somewhere that needs to be disabled but jiggered if I can find it :-)
[10:15] <kuthux> soundray there is an option to boot from harddisk when we boot from cd, so we can boot existing system. am i right? cmiiw
[10:16] <zbyszek> hi, can you tell me what is wrong with live usb installation? it seems like everything is ok, but when i see splash screen, it keeps resetting just after a few seconds...
[10:16] <doggymenz> firefoxub, in Firefox there is a Help menu, if you click there and select "About Mozilla Firefox" it tells you
[10:16] <bullgard4> s/bashrc/.bahrc
[10:16] <blanktheserver> kuthux, yes, that will attempt your normal boot process, as if the cd were not there.
[10:16] <shredder12> bullgard4: just execute " source .bashrc " and your job will be done..
[10:16] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: sorry I couldn't be of more help. wonder if you could manually edit /etc/resolv.conf, then set it to read only so that NM can't write to it
[10:16] <soundray> kuthux: yes, but only if the hard disk has a working boot loader
[10:17] <firefoxub> Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.3) Gecko/2008092510 Ubuntu/8.04 (hardy) Firefox/3.0.3
[10:17] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: worth a try! just not sure how I could do that as am pretty sure NM runs with root privalege
[10:17] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: I suspect you're right.
[10:17] <wild_oscar> is it possible to integrate the new Openoffice 3 in ubuntu - namely, get the usual open/save gnome dialog boxes (with bookmarks, ect)?
[10:17] <zer0o> hi guys! how can i modify, customize the icon of a running application shown on the icon tray? (kubuntu hardy heron 8.0.4 on kde 3.5.9) ??
[10:17] <thiebaude> firefoxub:seems like you got the lastest one
[10:18] <kuthux> soundray / blanktheserver, will it reboot?
[10:18] <firefoxub> yes why i get warning to upgrade when i log into my hotmail i can not write emails
[10:18] <doggymenz> firefoxub, you have 3.0.3 which is the latest version, there are no newer version. i think you should ignore the message on hotmail
[10:18] <bytecode> IcyPolecat:  you could just set up a cronjob to overwrite the NM version with your own if the file is different? it's a little "dirty" but would work.
[10:18] <blanktheserver> kuthux, as I said, it will do what would happen as if the cd were not there.
[10:18] <thiebaude> firefoxub:will you pastebin that
[10:18] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[10:19] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: problem is I need the DNS there at boot time as Postfix starts just after and mucks up if it can't resolve.
[10:19] <doggymenz> also, i recommend gmail (www.gmail.com) which is like hotmail but better, its done by google
[10:19] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: might be possible to force Postfix to use set DNS servers but don't really want to break the whole resolv.conf setup
[10:19] <thiebaude> doggymenz:yea, i use gmail, its great
[10:19] <outbackwifi> IcyPolecat: do you have avahi running? you could tweak that
[10:19] <blanktheserver> thiebaude, you're asking him to pastebin a single line??? If so you're missing the point somewhat.
[10:20] <newfive> how do i access compiz settings in ubuntu?
[10:20] <newfive> i want to create shortcuts for the zoom
[10:20] <thiebaude> blanktheserver:i dont know how the error message looks
[10:20] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: if it's at boot then that would be prior to NM starting? so it should be in place from the overwrite that would have happened prior to shutdown.
[10:20] <IcyPolecat> outbackwifi: erm - hang on ... yes have the avahi-daemon
[10:20] <divinesoul> shredder12,  still it is not working
[10:20] <blanktheserver> newfive, install the package compiz-config-settings-manager or ccsm, not sure but a synaptic search should find it.
[10:20] <Blaise> Can someone please help me debug an problem with my sound, since the last update Firefox crashes on videos, and Songbird complains about GStreamer!
[10:20] <legend2440> doggymenz: to get gmail account do you have to be invited by a member?
[10:21] <bonk> soundray: futuresplash isn't in synaptic nor can it be found in apt-get remove, I did "locate libflash" and maybe it's part of Opera "/usr/lib/opera/plugins/libflashplayer.so" how do I remove this one do you know?
[10:21] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: still, it is a little dirty - I'd prefer a better solution such as disabling NM's dns overwrite in the first place.
[10:21] <doggymenz> legend2440, not anymore, its open for all now
[10:21] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: possibly it may be the case that the old config is still there but the scripts that run to update NM config also restart Postfix - thus breaking heem
[10:21] <legend2440> doggymenz: ok thanks
[10:21] <divinesoul> Blaise,  even i do have the same problem cant find a solution
[10:21] <shredder12> divinesoul: well may be you should try to configure the sound settings a bit now.
[10:21] <divinesoul> can u please guide i am a newbie
[10:22] <outbackwifi> IcyPolecat: look into /etc/avahi and try to tweak hosts
[10:22] <thiebaude> !ask
[10:22] <pw-toxic> i want to open emacs; copy something from that file in my "clipboard" and use something like this in the terminal "ocaml <myClipBoard>"
[10:22] <Blaise> divinesoul: have people here heard about OpenAl Soft, I hear it's better than PulseAudio
[10:22] <outbackwifi> pw-toxic: whats stopping you
[10:22] <pw-toxic> outbackwifi: i dont have a clue how to do this :D
[10:22] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: lol - that's a pain! There must be a solution. wonder if it's worth looking at the NM source to look for switches?
[10:22] <pw-toxic> outbackwifi: the butter should be able to have more than one line.. probably some pages
[10:23] <divinesoul> when i try to test the sound i get this messahe
[10:23] <divinesoul> audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat: Could not open audio device for playback.
[10:23] <pw-toxic> butter = buffer = clipboard
[10:23] <doggymenz> divinesoul, sound card?
[10:23] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: and wading through the source is just how I want to spend my morning :)
[10:23] <shredder12> divinesoul: well its try different options in System->preferences->sound earlier even i was having problems with the sound..trying differnet options in it..worked..may be you should try ..
[10:23] <outbackwifi> pw-toxic: you almost had me there
[10:23] <IcyPolecat> outbackwifi: not sure what I'm looking for - will need to read up on avahi tbh
[10:23] <blanktheserver> Hey, I'm wondering if there is a way to manually set the driver to use ( for onboard wifi ) The one which comes with ubuntu is bugged for my intel n card, and it needs the iwl4965. On previous versions I simply installed these drivers: http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Download I've loaded the drivers, but it seems that they don't work in intrepid anyway, wifi device is detected, but it doesn't detect any wireless networks.
[10:24] <newfive> i searched for compizconfig-settings-manager in synaptic search but its not there, i installed ubuntu through wubi, is it missing the compiz settings?
[10:24] <outbackwifi> !avahi
[10:24] <outbackwifi> !info avahi
[10:24] <outbackwifi> !info avahi-daemon
[10:24] <newfive> how can i zoom, what's the shortcut to zoom
[10:24] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: lol - bread and butter for me - PHP/Postgres/SQL etc... oh well - good luck ;-)
[10:24] <soundray> blanktheserver: there is a blacklist for preventing drivers from loading automatically. Is that what you are looking for?
[10:25] <pw-toxic> outbackwifi: so you gonna tell me how to copy and paste in terminal ? ;)
[10:25] <outbackwifi> newfive: it should be in System=Preferences
[10:25] <divinesoul> shredder12,  is there a way to remove all the sound configuration files so that i can reset the sound card fully
[10:25] <blanktheserver> Nope soundray, I just want some drivers which work. :P
[10:25] <outbackwifi> pw-toxic: ctl+insert for copy and shift+insert for paste
[10:25] <blanktheserver> newfive, search for compiz config. Make sure you update your sources first. If that fails you might not have whatever repository the manager resides in enabled ( probably universe )
[10:25] <divinesoul> i tried changing the setting too shredder12
[10:25] <soundray> blanktheserver: are you on intrepid now?
[10:25] <shredder12> divinesoul: well i don't have much idea reagarding it..
[10:26] <blanktheserver> yes soundray.
[10:26] <outbackwifi> newfive: you are looking for ccsm (compiz config settings manager)
[10:26] <shredder12> divinesoul: may be you are having trouble due to something else..
[10:26] <outbackwifi> !intrepid|blantheserver
[10:26] <soundray> blanktheserver: please try #ubuntu+1 then, as #ubuntu is strictly for released versions
[10:26] <blanktheserver> Yes I know this soundray.
[10:26] <Ben_Cs> hello. Can remastersys be used to make my ubuntu cd with installation ability (and not only livecd)?
[10:26] <Blaise> Is there a way to install OpenAL Soft on Ubuntu 8.04?
[10:26] <newfive> all i get is compizconfig-backend-gconf
[10:27] <newfive> outbackwifi: yes i am looking for compiz config settings manager but can't find it
[10:27] <pw-toxic> outbackwifi: well this shortcut works but it is very slow..    the <insert> key is on the right top corner of my keyboard :D
[10:27] <soundray> blanktheserver: why do you still ask here, then?
[10:27] <blanktheserver> And this problem, as I said, has been prevalent in versions above 7.10
[10:27] <soundray> !ccsm > newfive
[10:28] <soundray> blanktheserver: no, there isn't a problem in any version up to hardy blacklisting a default driver and loading the one you want instead.
[10:28] <soundray> !blacklist > blanktheserver
[10:28] <legend2440> divinesoul: in terminal try       aplay -l              to see if your sound card is being recognized
[10:28] <divinesoul> shredder12,  is there a way to reset the total setting to factory default
[10:29] <bonk> does anyone know how to remove futuresplash firefox plugin? it's not in SPM nor found in apt-get remove..
[10:30] <shredder12> divinesoul: hey i don't think that you need to do it..just try posting your problem in some forums..or search for it a bit..
[10:30] <soundray> bonk: you must have installed it from within firefox, so that's how you remove it, too.
[10:30] <taner_c> hi
[10:30] <shredder12> divinesoul: restoring to factory default..should be you last option..
[10:30] <legend2440> divinesoul: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[10:30] <bytecode> IcyPolecat, does this sound like the solution you're looking for? some one has a workaround:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/91890
[10:32] <bonk> soundray: like preferences->addons->plugins?
[10:33] <soundray> bonk: could be
[10:34] <shredder12> bonk: well i think its actually the Tools->addons->plugins..
[10:34] <shredder12> bonk: there you will get options to disable as well as remove it..
[10:34] <ce023> hi
[10:35] <bonk> yeah.. wish it was there though :)
[10:36] <soundray> I am trying to interface to MySQL from gnumeric on feisty. libgda2 is installed, but gnumeric says "Invalid expression" when I try to use =execSQL(). Is this enabled in any later version of Ubuntu?
[10:37] <soundray> bonk: what's the filename for futuresplash? It should say on the about:plugins page
[10:38] <kuthux> m
[10:38] <bonk> soundray: it says libflashplayer.so
[10:39] <soundray> bonk: the futuresplash one?
[10:39] <Blaise> My sound is borked!
[10:39] <pierre_> hello everybody
[10:39] <soundray> bonk: I see what you mean. We've been barking up the wrong tree.
[10:39] <Guest69251> i got msg  password authentication failed for user "postgres"
[10:40] <bonk> hehe..
[10:40] <pierre_> i'm trying to install ubuntu server 8.04 and i'm experiencing issues with my keyboard
[10:40] <Blaise> When I change Devices in my Sound Preferences to ALSA I get audiotestsrc wave=sine freq-512 ! audioconvert ! auidoresample ! gconfaudiosinl: Could not gett/set settings from/on resource.
[10:40] <bonk> there is only one filename and two flash plugins in about:plugins
[10:41] <shredder12> pierre_: what sort of trouble??
[10:41] <outbackwifi> pierre_: what issues are those?
[10:41] <darkbishop> !compiz
[10:41] <Blaise> Sound preferences now freezes on me
[10:41] <soundray> bonk: how many sections are there in your about:plugins page? (A section being one that starts with a headline like "Shockwave Flash" and ends with that grey table.
[10:41] <soundray> )
[10:41] <darkbishop> do installing compiz is a good idea?
[10:41] <Guest69251> anybody help me to clear the message
[10:41] <bonk> says "File name: libflashplayer.so (newline) Shockwave Flash 9.0 r124" and that's all
[10:42] <IcyPolecat> sorted it! turns out the resolvconf package was causing issues as was dhcp and (possibly) avahi - made the resolv.conf file readonly (very read only) and also changed some of the hooks in /etc/dhcp3/ and removed resolvconf package and it seems to be happy
[10:42] <soundray> bonk: there should be at least one other section with a title of "Default Plugin".
[10:42] <outbackwifi> IcyPolecat: glad that it worked out
[10:42] <soundray> darkbishop: compiz-fusion is installed by default on hardy.
[10:42] <legend2440> Blaise: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[10:42] <bonk> soundray: yeah, that is empty
[10:43] <pierre_> my keyboard is doesn't work after i select "Install ubuntu server"
[10:43] <soundray> bonk: *how many* of these sections do you have?
[10:43] <pierre_> i checked in the BIOS and USB legacy support is Enabled
[10:43] <bullgard4> soundray: Once again, thank you very much for your help. It works now as I expected.
[10:43] <outbackwifi> pierre_: what kind of keyboard is it? and what is the server hardware
[10:43] <soundray> pierre_: try to disable USB legacy support
[10:44] <soundray> bullgard4: glad it works
[10:44] <pierre_> it is an ACER usb keyboard provided with the PC
[10:44] <pierre_> ok soundray
[10:45] <bonk> soundray: here is a snap http://img520.imageshack.us/my.php?image=flashnh9.jpg
[10:45] <pierre_> outbackwifi: i'm trying to install it on an aspire m5641
[10:46] <outbackwifi> pierre_: ok
[10:46] <soundray> bonk: that doesn't show what I need to see. Can you highlight the entire page and paste it to http://paste.ubuntu.com please
[10:46] <xnv> Is there a menu somewhere that lets you make resizing draw a frame and doesn't resize anything until you've released the mouse button?
[10:48] <bonk> soundray: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58741/
[10:49] <pierre_> soundray: i tried to disable usb legacy support and it's worse, i'm not able to choose the language anymore
[10:49] <pierre_> but in fact i'v got 2 options
[10:49] <shredder12> pierre_ : what options?
[10:49] <soundray> xnv: open gconf-editor, go to /apps/metacity/general and tick the box for "reduced resources"
[10:49] <pierre_> Legacy USB support and USB keyboard legacy support
[10:49] <pierre_> and also USB mouse legacy support, but i don't think it's relevant for now
[10:50] <xnv> soundray: That appears to do more than just change resizing
[10:50] <soundray> pierre_: I had an Acer laptop once, and I had to fiddle with these settings to make Ubuntu install. Can't remember what I set it to, sorry. But I'd keep playing with this
[10:50] <soundray> xnv: that's the best I can offer
[10:50] <pierre_> ok, thanks anyway
[10:51] <redheat> hi everyone\
[10:51] <tnl2k7> Lol, all the joining and leaving must drive you people mental
[10:51] <digitaldoll> I have an AC97 sound card and get this error when running recordmydesktop from the terminal: Couldn't open PCM device hw:0  Error while opening/configuring soundcard hw:0,0
[10:51] <xnv> soundray: Is that change supposed to take effect immediately, or only after an X restart?
[10:52] <error404notfound> I have deployed apt-proxy on a ubuntu 8.04 LTS, and when try to do apt-get update on gutsy machine using that machine as server, I get "bad header line"
[10:52] <soundray> xnv: should work after restarting metacity
[10:53] <bonk> soundray: if the text is unclear here's the image: http://img380.imageshack.us/my.php?image=flashlf8.jpg
[10:53] <redheat> folks I have problem with hardy heron, the wireless adapter, in my case a belkin wireless adapter won't connect to my wireless network, the device is already visible, but it just won't connect, it detect my network and it keeps asking me about my network password, no matter how many times I write it, it won't connect, I'm using a WPA security system. Can anyone help me with this problem please?
[10:53] <redheat> hardy heron is 8.04 right? or is it gutsy gibbon?
[10:53] <redheat> the latest version anyway
[10:54] <redheat> 8.04
[10:54] <soundray> bonk: can't see any conflicts, so that's not the problem, sorry.
[10:54] <chri1> Hey, I installed ubuntu 8 and had some probs and want to reinstall from the cd.  How do I boot from the CD in Ubuntu?
[10:54] <bonk> ok
[10:54] <bonk> I'll check the ubuntu forums
[10:55] <Chousuke> chri1: you'll need to set your BIOS to boot from the CD
[10:55] <Chousuke> chri1: then just boot the machine with the CD in the tray
[10:55] <redheat> can anyone help me with my problem?
[10:55] <chri1> when I had vista on here, i hit f2 to get into the bios, but now, when i reboot ubuntu and hit f2, it just does a normal restart into ubuntu
[10:55] <rogan> whats that?
[10:55] <legend2440> digitaldoll: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk-recordmydesktop/+bug/208139
[10:55] <kuthux> !ask
[10:56] <Chousuke> chri1: :/
[10:56] <soundray> chri1: you should hit F2 before you get to the grub menu
[10:56] <redheat> folks, can anyone help me please?
[10:56] <kuthux> !ask redheat
[10:56] <kuthux> !ask | redheat
[10:56] <redheat> I did kuthux..I did ask
[10:56] <digitaldoll> thanks legend2440  :-)
[10:56] <chri1> so, im in ubuntu.  click restart.  then immediatly start hitting f2?  i thought i tried that,but ill try again.  :)   thanks, i may be back.
[10:57] <Chousuke> chri1: try esc or del too :p
[10:57] <kuthux> redheat: so what's the prob
[10:57] <Chousuke> or f10
[10:57] <chri1> k
[10:57] <Chousuke> maybe f2 was something vista-specific.
[10:57] <digitaldoll> dude that is a bitchx script for freebsd
[10:57] <Chousuke> though it shouldn't be
[10:57] <soundray> redheat: wait 10 minutes. If you still don't get a reply, repeat or (better) rephrase your question
[10:57] <xnv> soundray: Didn't work
[10:58] <soundray> xnv: no, didn't do anything here, either (only removed animations)
[10:58] <redheat> ok, if you rolled up the main chat you'll find my question..it's a long one..yet again..my wireless USB network adapter won't connect to my wireless network..don't know why, no matter how many times I supply the password it just won't connect..
[10:58] <soundray> xnv: are you actually using metacity?
[10:58] <redheat> the device is seen properly but it won't connect, and it does see my wireless network..
[10:58] <IcyPolecat> redheat: first thing can you remove (temporarily) your encryption? See if the wireless is working at all?
[10:58] <darkbishop_> !compaz
[10:58] <xnv> soundray: I'm using whatever Gnome uses
[10:58] <darkbishop_> !compiz
[10:59] <redheat> it working, because I'm talking to you from my laptop which is connected to my wireless network..
[10:59] <soundray> xnv: gnome can use either metacity or compiz. Compiz gets enabled when you turn Visual Effects on.
[10:59] <IcyPolecat> redheat: or set up another router or laptop - we need to determine if it's the driver for the wireless nic or WPA supplicant
[10:59] <rogan> * claps
[11:00] <IcyPolecat> redheat: I don't mean to verify the router as I'm sure that's fine :-) Just want to test the belkin without encryption first as there are many many layers to wireless config and we can remove some of them first by doing some simple tests
[11:00] <sajt> Hello, Why changing the session id if a user logged in?
[11:00] <soundray> xnv: what's set in System-Preferences-Appearance-Visual effects?
[11:01] <xnv> soundray: I'm not using Compiz
[11:01] <soundray> xnv: okay
[11:01] <redheat> icy, there is no problem with my router..it works perfectly fine with my other three devices connected to it, my iphone, my ps3 and my laptop..and I have 5 operating systems running on my desktop which is connected to my wireless dapter and they're all working fine, I have windows xp pro, windows vista business, mandrivaone, and opensuse11, and ubuntu..but it's ubuntu that is giving me a hard tiem
[11:01] <bytecode> IcyPolecat:  I found another solution to your DNS issue whilst you were away, don't know whether you'd find it preferable : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/91890
[11:01] <redheat> *time
[11:01] <sajt> sorry
[11:01] <soundray> xnv: it seems that metacity isn't configurable in this way. You can use another window manager, but it is a bit of an operation
[11:02] <rogan> red take off the password and see if it works
[11:02] <redheat> you mean you want it open no encryption..
[11:02] <rogan> yes..
[11:02] <xnv> soundray: Yeah, nevermind then. I know Compiz can do it, but it's not worth its instability.
[11:02] <nuno_nunes> HI PPL
[11:02] <IcyPolecat> bytecode: thx - have already done the prepend trick as found it somewhere else - hope they fix the "bug" for Intrepid
[11:03] <soundray> xnv: you could try icewm, I think that's more configurable
[11:03] <bytecode> IcyPolecat: glad you found a solution
[11:03] <pierre_> i'm back, i found a PS2 keyboard and it's not working either
[11:03] <xnv> soundray: I like Gnome
[11:03] <soundray> !info icewm-gnome-support | xnv
[11:03] <soundray> xnv: it works with gnome ^^
[11:03] <xnv> soundray: That doesn't mean it IS Gnome
[11:04] <IcyPolecat> redheat: yeah - I get that. But wireless under ubuntu is tricky enough eithout encryption and it is worthing seeing if the ubuntu machine can connect to an open wireless network first. If it cannot then the problem is most likely the driver. If it can then the problem is with WPA supplicant
[11:04] <xnv> e.g. Gnome works with KDE
[11:04] <soundray> xnv: it is *just* a window manager. You can use it to replace metacity, and you still have gnome.
[11:05] <soundray> xnv: btw, if I remember correctly, it was you who was looking for help here, so don't come across so smartalecky now.
[11:05] <redheat_> ok folks, I'm back again after this brief respite..
[11:05] <rogan> and?
[11:06] <redheat_> now my network is open and I had to restart my desktop
[11:06] <redheat_> just give me a couple of seconds
[11:06] <xnv> soundray: You're implying that if I install WM, nothing will change except how windows are handled under the hood. I think that's the wrong impression to give, which is why I'm being "smartalecky"
[11:07] <ikonia> xnv: then don't be smart alecky and advise/discuss the issue
[11:07] <soundray> xnv: what I am implying is indeed correct. If you think that that is wrong, you should go and try it out before you second-guess me.
[11:08] <rogan> ^
[11:08] <redheat_> rogan, icy, I'm still waiting for the network to showup on my adapter's list
[11:08] <IcyPolecat> redheat_: ok
[11:09] <redheat_> icy, rogan, it is trying to connect and those two swriling circles..but nothing..
[11:09] <pierre_> i've got a problem during the install of ubuntu server 8.04 on an acer aspire m5641, my keyboard is not working anymore after the kernel is loaded, i tried with usb and PS2 keyboards
[11:09] <rogan> status bar?
[11:09] <redheat_> stil trying...
[11:09] <redheat_> nope
[11:10] <rogan> networks up though?
[11:10] <redheat_> no status bar, just the two greyed out swirling circles..
[11:10] <redheat_> and now an orange triangle..
[11:10] <redheat_> didn't connect
[11:10] <kuthux> redheat_: how about iwevent output ?
[11:10] <redheat_> what's that kuthux?
[11:10] <aaron_> !pastebin
[11:11] <kuthux> type iwevent on terminal, it shows events happened in wireless adapter.
[11:11] <redheat_> icy, rogan, and kuthux, can I now enable security
[11:11] <user___> 有人用中文马？
[11:11] <redheat_> roger
[11:11] <Guest56609> hello, I have a USB 2.0 stick 4GBs f and it gets detected in Win XP Pro SP2 but it doesn't get detected on Ubuntu 8.04 nor in 7.10 for some reason. I added the 'mount
[11:11] <aaron_> this is very frustrating...I wan to use openoffice3............someone please help......    http://paste.ubuntu.com/58749/
[11:11] <Guest56609> applet
[11:11] <IcyPolecat> redheat_: don't see why not
[11:11] <Guest56609> but it doesn't appear
[11:11] <Guest56609> please help me!
[11:12] <Guest56609> what can I do for it to get detected and I could mount it???
[11:12] <redheat_> ok I just typed iwevent and it's telling "waiting for wireless events from all interfaces"
[11:12] <redheat_> and nothing after that
[11:13] <rogan> did you install a driver for your adapter
[11:13] <kuthux> redheat_: let it be like that, now try to re-connect
[11:13] <kuthux> redheat_: the event then will be shown
[11:13] <xn1> soundray: Ok, you were wrong. It changed pretty much the entire Desktop.
[11:13] <redheat_> nope, it is one of those generic x72 something drivers that come preinstalled with ubuntu
[11:14] <Slade13> anyone??
[11:14] <soundray> xn1: I wasn't wrong. You didn't configure it the way it should be configured to work with gnome.
[11:14] <redheat_> rogan, icyPoleCat, Kuthux..I'll have to go offline to reenable security to hang on guys
[11:14] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: what do you get if you run dmesg in a console session after plugging the device in
[11:14] <recon69>  ﻿aaron_: I take it you have checked it there is a required version for java from openoffice 3
[11:15] <aaron_> no I have not....how do I proceed?  that does give me a clue
[11:15] <xn1> soundray: That's not the way you presented it, and that's what I was disagreeing with. Anyway, enough time wasted. Lets move on.
[11:15] <soundray> xn1: the problem is now that you set out not to solve your issue, but to prove me wrong. That is a waste of my time, so I'll stop responding to you now. There are plenty of people here who are more deserving.
[11:15] <aaron_> how do I check my java version
[11:16] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, I'll pastebin it
[11:16] <kuthux> aaron_:  java -version
[11:16] <recon69> aaron_: first read the install docs for openoffice with regard to requirements
[11:16] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: thx
[11:16] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, http://pastebin.ca/1229242
[11:16] <Slade13> there
[11:17] <aaron_> is there a way to upgrade java from sudo apt-get.......or do I have to do it manually
[11:17] <IcyPolecat> Slade1
[11:17] <darkbishop_> i got a problem with my compiz...
[11:17] <darkbishop_> can anyone help...
[11:17] <rogan> what is it
[11:17] <darkbishop_> how do i change it back to default.
[11:18] <farciarz84> good tool for making a www-page graphic design?
[11:18] <aaron_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/58752/
[11:18] <farciarz84> ubuntu
[11:19] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: ah ... probably an issue with the hi speed usb module can you try unplugging device and running the following: sudo modprobe -r ehci_hcd
[11:19] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: then plug it in again and see what happens
[11:19] <rogan> just take off the effects?
 ok
[11:19] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, ok
[11:19] <darkbishop_> myfriend on YM want to let me view her webcam... what kind of chat client that i can use to view her webcam???
[11:20] <redheat> kuthux, rogan, icyPoleCat, are you still there folks..I've just reenabled security again..now check this out..that iwevent command gave me back a reply
[11:20] <kuthux> darkbishop_: try kopete
[11:20] <rogan> !pastebin
[11:20] <IcyPolecat> redheat: pastebin it plz
[11:20] <darkbishop_> kuthux, ok i try
[11:20] <magnetron> kuthux→ have you used webcam on the yahoo network in kopete?
[11:20] <farciarz84> do U know good tool for making a www-page graphic design with Ubuntu?
[11:20] <kuthux> farciarz84: yes
[11:21] <redheat> rogan..I can't paste it unto pastebin, for the obvious reason..my desktop is not connected..
[11:21] <soundray> !html > farciarz84
[11:21] <mick02> Morning/afternoon folks
[11:21] <IcyPolecat> redheat: DOH! sorry any whay to get it to your laptop? USB key etc?
[11:21] <mick02> Just wondiering if anyone ehre has any experience setting up an SSH Tunnel
[11:21] <IcyPolecat> mick02: what's the problem?
[11:21] <redheat> good idea I have usb key..awesome..
[11:21] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, IT WORKED  THANKS A LOOTTTTT MAN you saved me... Thank you very much!!!
[11:22] <_moro_bana_> hello, new restore installation of windows never goes to the final stage, with UBUNTU-it installs but fails to boot.with my older installs , only ubuntu is working while windows doesnt boot. i took the hdd to the other computer and it worked well.could this be a hardware problem?
[11:22] <soundray> !cookie | IcyPolecat
[11:23] <tyberion> hey guys, how can I find out which unix version is running ?
[11:23] <mick02> IctPolecat I'm in work and the firewall is blocking ALL ports except 80 443 and 8080. I have a Ubuntu server at home that I wanted to tunnel all Google chat traffic from Pidgin through the tunnel to my home server
[11:23] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: good. Now you'll need to add that module to the blacklist to prevent it being loaded at boot time (or you can just run that command everytime)
[11:23] <fenerli7> does anyone know why a mouse would only half work in linux? I've tried with a touchpad and 2 mice and the result is the same: I can move the mouse and the cursor moves as it should but *sometimes*, events such as mouse-over or click or anything besides mouse-move do not register... it is is not lag as I can do the actions with the keyboard fine
[11:23] <fenerli7> I'm asking here as it's happened twice in ubuntu and has never happened in arch linux
[11:23] <mick02> IcyPolecat I'm in work and the firewall is blocking ALL ports except 80 443 and 8080. I have a Ubuntu server at home that I wanted to tunnel all Google chat traffic from Pidgin through the tunnel to my home server
[11:23] <redheat> holy excrements , folks, how to create a text file in ubuntu..?
[11:24] <magnetron> tyberion→ you mean which ubuntu version is running? lsb_release -a
[11:24] <rogan> right click > create new
[11:24] <fenerli7> redheat: in file manager, right click and click create document, or open text editor in accessories
[11:24] <soundray> fenerli7: if you still have Arch, it might be worth checking whether it uses a different mouse driver
[11:24] <IcyPolecat> mick02: ok - you can use ssh -D 8080 user@server to setup a socks 5 tunnel and config your client to use that. Or you can tunnel ports direct - which do you need to do?
[11:24] <farciarz84> soundray: only graphics no code, sth like adobe inDesign and Illustrator
[11:24] <redheat> I created a document under ubuntu but it's not working under vista
[11:24] <fenerli7> soundray: how would I check? xorg.conf?
[11:24] <tyberion> magnetron: i dont know what distribituion, how can i find that out
[11:24] <redheat> yeah but it's all garbled under notepad..
[11:24] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, i dont know how to add module to the black list.. i noob :S
[11:25] <IcyPolecat> redheat: try opening it in wordpad :-)
[11:25] <magnetron> tyberion→ same command
[11:25] <redheat> ok..
[11:25] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: I know - just checking it now
[11:25] <soundray> fenerli7: don't know about arch, could be xorg.conf, if not, you'll have to check the X logs.
[11:25] <redheat> ok thanks icyPoleCat..it's working fine now..
[11:25] <mick02> IcyPolecat I would prefer to tunnel the ports direct
[11:25] <redheat> it's called pastebin.com
[11:25] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, ok
[11:25] <redheat> or is it ?
[11:25] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: ok from a terminal edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[11:25] <rogan> !patebin
[11:25] <Gooch`> I'm looking to set up a tunnel connection thing to my university with my login and pass. I've managed to connect to sftp via SSH but it's not tunneled. Anyone know of some simple software I can use? I tried gSTM but I keep getting timeout during banner exchange
[11:25] <rogan> oops
[11:26] <fenerli7> soundray: yes, I still have arch, and the mouse config in xorg.conf is the same in both arch's and ubuntu's
[11:26] <rogan> !pastebin
[11:26] <redheat> !pastebin
[11:26] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: and add this line to the end: blacklist ehci_hcd
[11:26] <magnetron> redheat→ once is enough
[11:26] <redheat> thank you folks..
[11:26] <redheat> I'm posting it right now
[11:26] <IcyPolecat> slade13 should do you. Of course I'd take a backup FIRST
[11:26] <soundray> fenerli7: same Driver line in Section "InputDevice"?
[11:26] <mick02> Gooch I'm trying to do something similar myself
[11:26] <farciarz84> kuthux: only graphics no code, sth like adobe inDesign and Illustrator
[11:27] <Venin> how do i allow windows to be moved past the application bar?
[11:27] <_moro_bana_> hello, new restore installation of windows never goes to the final stage, with UBUNTU-it installs but fails to boot.with my older installs , only ubuntu is working while windows doesnt boot. i took the hdd to the other computer and it worked well.could this be a hardware problem?
[11:27] <Buttercup> How do I update to Ubuntu 8.10 without update-manager? My gdm doesn't work anymore, so I wanted to upload to Ubuntu 8.10
[11:27] <tyberion> hmm,magnetron that only works in ubuntu right, because in the workstation im running simultaneously, theres not such a command
[11:27] <soundray> Venin: have you got effects on or off?
[11:27] <fenerli7> soundray: yes, both have synaptics driver for touchpad and mouse driver for the USB mouse
[11:27] <redheat> kuthux, rogan, magnetron, icyPoleCat, I pasted it once, like you said magnetron
[11:27] <Venin> soundray: default install
[11:27] <magnetron> tyberion→ it works in any modern linux distribution
[11:27] <tyberion> magnetron: it aint modern then :D
[11:27] <IcyPolecat> mick02: ok so you'll need to run ssh -L 1234:localhost:5678 username@host where the first port it the local port and the second is the terminting port
[11:27] <magnetron> tyberion→ or it ain't linux
[11:27] <tyberion> magnetron: any ohter way to find out
[11:28] <tyberion> hmm, may be...
[11:28] <rogan> link it red?
[11:28] <soundray> Venin: still could be either. Look up System-Preferences-Appearance-Visual Effects
[11:28] <IcyPolecat> mick02: you can then point your client at 127.0.0.1
[11:28] <kuthux> redheat: where?
[11:28] <redheat> by the way folks, I just posted it
[11:28] <rogan> link us to it
[11:28] <redheat> under the name redheat
[11:28] <redheat> oh ok sorry
[11:28] <redheat> http://paste.ubuntu.com/58753/
[11:28] <magnetron> tyberion→ try uname -a
[11:29] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, either i cant do that... im sorry but thanks for the help..
[11:29] <mick02> IcyPolecat When you say local port are you talking about the port that the software uses ie 5222 for Pidgin or are you talking about one of the ports that is open on the firewall?
[11:29] <redheat> by the way folks, the scane for wireless devices is still going on..it hasn't stopped since I typed iwevent
[11:29] <tyberion> uname -a gives: Linux client 2.6.20 #30 Fri Aug 8 time CEST 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[11:29] <Venin> soundray: was off.. now set to normal
[11:29] <tyberion> @magnetron
[11:30] <magnetron> tyberion→ are you sure that "lsb_release -d" gives you nothing? please check spelling
[11:30] <IcyPolecat> mick02: the tunnel will go out over port 22 by default so you'll need to configure your router to forward port 8080 on your home IP to port 22 on your server then use:
[11:30] <jcoves> Hi, I have  a problem with JAVA apps and desktop effects. Many windows don't show its contents with desktop effects enabled
[11:30] <redheat> so folks, what you make of this whole scan thing
[11:31] <IcyPolecat> mick02: ssh -p 8080 -L 1234:localhost:5678 username@host
[11:31] <tyberion> lsb_release: command not found
[11:31] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: why not?
[11:31] <soundray> Venin: okay, now that you've set your window manager to be compiz, you have to open gconf-editor and find the key /apps/compiz/plugins/move/allscreens/options/contrain_y and untick the box for it.
[11:32] <magnetron> tyberion→ ok, as it's not ubuntu it's not really question for this channel. but it's obviously linux. i suggest you poke around in the file system until you find something
[11:32] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, because im noobb.. and i cant do that.. i have a friend and he will help me... sure
[11:32] <Buttercup> Did anyone read my question? I have no idea how to ask my questions here, without appearing rude..
[11:32] <Venin> soundray: yeah, ive done that before.. thanks.. what if i use the one without effects? i wanna set it for both options
[11:33] <kuthux> redheat: mine looks like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/58756/
[11:33] <yeager_> A[A[A[A[A[A[A/SET term_force_colors ON
[11:33] <magnetron> yeager_→ haha
[11:34] <IcyPolecat> Slade13: ok - the terminal can be a bit scary. In the mean time you can just run that command again should you need to - you only need to do it once when you turn your machine on
[11:34] <recon61> ﻿redheat: paste the output of "lspci -C network " and "ifconfig"
[11:34] <soundray> Venin: in metacity, you can move past the top by holding Alt and dragging the window.
[11:34] <Venin> no
[11:34] <Venin> or.. wait
[11:34] <IcyPolecat> Buttercup: have you got terminal access?
[11:34] <magnetron> Buttercup→ just asking right out is perfectly fine. if anyone knows the answer, they'll answer. you might try asking again after at least 15 minutes
[11:34] <legend2440> Buttercup: any error message when you run update manager?
[11:35] <Buttercup> yea I do
[11:35] <Gooch`> bugger it
[11:35] <Slade13> IcyPolecat, i understand... its ok
[11:35] <_moro_bana_> Buttercup: sudo apt-get update
[11:35] <Venin> soundray: now i get it.. it WAS set to effects.. so thats why it didnt work before
[11:35] <Venin> altdrag works fine in metacity.. thanks
[11:35] <bazhang> Buttercup, #ubuntu+1 for info on updating to ibex
[11:35] <soundray> Venin: yes, you enabled effects when you set it from Off to Normal
[11:36] <legend2440> Buttercup: what is the error message?
[11:36] <soundray> Venin: Alt-F7 mousemove also works
[11:36] <_moro_bana_> Buttercup: apt-get upgrade
[11:36] <Venin> soundray: yeah.. i meant.. i was sure what the default was.. because i clicked something by accident
[11:36] <Venin> hehe
[11:36] <bazhang> its an error from the latest hardy update; gdm conks out
[11:36] <xmagixx> for some reason i cannot eject my usbkey, by right clicking it, the option isent there anymore ?? i can only choose mount or umount, how do i eject it probely and how do i get the option back into my right click ?
[11:36] <bimberi> zzzzz
[11:37] <Buttercup> I do not have any error messages, just a black screen and nothing more. Just can use the terminal
[11:37] <IcyPolecat> Buttercup: don't know if this will  work before Intrepid is formally released but if you "apt-get install update-manager-core" and then run "do-release-upgrade"
[11:37] <IcyPolecat> Buttercup: but I really can't recommend a beta as a solution to GDM issues - it's not stable
[11:38] <soundray> xmagixx: it's been renamed because most USB memory devices don't physically eject
[11:38] <kuthux> xmagixx: where did u have the option "eject"
[11:38] <scordy> hi
[11:38] <kuthux> i can only eject cdrom lol
[11:38] <xmagixx> soundray: i dont understand quitly what you mean ?
[11:38] <scordy> yes
[11:38] <soundray> xmagixx: once you've umounted, the device is safe to remove.
[11:38] <xmagixx> kuthux: well when i right click, the eject option was below mount , just like when i right click my dvd drive
[11:39] <soundray> xmagixx: so umount serves the same purpose as the former "eject" option
[11:39] <Buttercup> Yea true but I dunno what to do else. No one's able to help without error message of course. I'm going to try your way now
[11:39] <Ste1> Hey
[11:39] <xmagixx> soundray: ohh, weird, not that many days ago i had the ability to choose eject for it, must changed with some update then ??
[11:39] <Ste1> I need advise about user management.
[11:39] <recon61> ﻿﻿Buttercup: do you get the boot menu, and if so have you tried booting to cmd line ?
[11:40] <soundray> xmagixx: maybe
[11:40] <mick02> IcyPolecat THe problem I'm having though is that port 22 is blocked by my work firewall so it can't even get as far as my home server
[11:41] <kuthux> xmagixx: just curious, so what happened when u clicked the "eject" ?
[11:41] <Venin> what the point of the keyring wanting to save my wlan pass?
[11:42] <xmagixx> kuthux: well a small pop up at lower right cornor told me that the media was ejected probely and safely to remove
[11:42] <Ste1> ﻿I have multiple users but they don't bother to log on/off everythime.
[11:42] <Ste1> ﻿﻿so I have 1 home dir, should I create sub dirs inside this home dir, or just tell them to log off when done.
[11:43] <kuthux> xmagixx: interesting..
[11:43] <xmagixx> kuthux: well there was alot of updates last 2 days, so meaby it's changed... now i can only choose mount umount. weird imo
[11:44] <redheat_> rogan, kuthux, icyPolecat and magnetron, are you there guys..
[11:44] <kuthux> xmagixx: well i guess umount will technically do the same thing
[11:44] <redheat_> cause I'm about to bust out of my head because of this problem..
[11:44] <soundray> Ste1: if your users don't play with it, it makes it really hard to manage. You could try to force them into compliance: set a short-delay idle screen lock and explain the terrible consequences of impersonating someone on a computer.
[11:45] <rogan> you left right before they replied to you
[11:45] <kuthux> redheat_: i'm here
[11:45] <recon61> ﻿Ste1: well, if this is just one shared computer , use "system->admin->user and groups" create yourself a account and use that, let the rest of them share the other account if they not interest  it having there own
[11:45] <redheat_> the connection got dropped because of that whole security issue
[11:46] <redheat_> the belkin routers are not the most reliable..they have that problem of "if you screwed with their settings" they'll give you hard a time for a while, but they're solid on performance if you let them alone for a long time..it's all working fine now
[11:46] <haosen> ;p
[11:46] <Ste1> ye they can share it, but I'm about to add their documents, so I gues I need to create a dir for each of them in the home dir?
[11:46] <redheat_> folks, before we say anything I just wanna say thank you all ..really I appreciate it so much
[11:46] <redheat_> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[11:47] <redheat_> I found the above webpage..would that help..
[11:47] <recon61> ﻿well, the home/[username] dir would be better
[11:48] <recon61> ﻿ Ste1: home/[username] directory would be better
[11:48] <Ste1> don't understand.
[11:48] <recon61> ﻿Ste1: in home each user have a folder that is there username , I login using "mec" username, my home directory is "home/mec"
[11:49] <recon61> ﻿Ste1: if you create the dirs in the home dir you will have permission problems
[11:49] <acemo> how do i get the group of my user to have read and write rights on files i upload? (with proftpd)
[11:50] <ikonia> acemo set the umask
[11:50] <acemo> ikonia: i tried that but it seems to ignore that..
[11:50] <ikonia> acemo remember ftp's owner is ftp - not your own
[11:51] <ikonia> acemo: most ftp servers run as the ftp user, not the user logged in
[11:51] <acemo> ikonia: could the ftp server be running as ftp and still create the files with the user as owner?
[11:52] <ikonia> acemo depends on the ftp server, nomrlly yes
[11:52] <acemo> ahh okay
[11:52] <kuthux> how to get v4l2 cam to work with gyachi in hardy ?
[11:53] <IcyPolecat> redheat_: yeah sorry - was on the phone. I'd say working through the steps outlined in that page will be helpful as will https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessTroubleShootingGuide
[11:53] <acemo> so should i create a home folder for the ftp user so i can make a .profile file or does it works different with ftp, www-data and the like services that don't normally have a home folder?
[11:53] <IcyPolecat> mick02: that's why you need port forwarding on your home router - forward one of the ports allowed out of you work lan to port 22 on your server
[11:57] <^synax> Anyone think they can help me with audio problems, I'm using a USB headset, it worked fine in the Live CD, but now it only seems to work with the login-sound and the test-sound, nothing else seems to work with it, plus ALSA gives off an error when I try using it.
[11:57] <Buttercup> what does "booting to cmd line" mean?
[11:58] <acemo> Buttercup: means you get a nice full screen console
[11:58] <adac> Buttercup, that no graphical interface is loaded only command line
[11:59] <adac> Buttercup, so no nice buttons there :)
[11:59] <Buttercup> like when I press STRG+F2 or something?
[11:59] <rylan> i just installed ubuntu  and im having ytrouble with the resolution its running at 800-400  and i cant change it can anyone help thanks in advance.
[11:59] <rylan> trouble*
[12:00] <adac> rylan, what grafic card do you have?
[12:00] <jafobuntu> hi! how do i make mouse theme changes apply to everything? atm it only works in apps. have restarted X.
[12:00] <rylan> one moment
[12:01] <rylan> intel  82815
[12:01] <fr0d0barkins> !hello > fr0d0barkins
[12:02] <fr0d0barkins> cool
[12:02] <dns53> ^synax  install paman paprefs pavucontrol pavucontrol, once you have the volume control you can select the default output device, you should also set pulse audio to use simultanious output so it will go to all sound cards
[12:03] <fr0d0barkins> dns53: know any independent equalizer ? not integrated with any media player.
[12:03] <adac> rylan, try to enter this command in command line:sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:03] <adac> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[12:03] <^synax> dns53  Thanks, I've got them all installed, where would I select the output device with PulseAudio?
[12:03] <adac> and leave all on default except the resolution
[12:04] <dns53> fr0d0barkins i think if you set everyhing up to use jack you can pipe it through eqalizers and other things, install ubuntu studio to get lots of it
[12:04] <rogan> hows it comin there reheat
[12:04] <fr0d0barkins> dns53: ok
[12:05] <wr> hi
[12:05] <adac> rylan, have you tried the option in system->settings->scrren resolution?
[12:05] <remoteCTR1> how do i cat a file and append its output to another file that requires root privileges in order to be edited?
[12:05] <adac> *scrren resolution
[12:06] <adac> *screen
[12:06] <IcyPolecat> remoteCTR1: sudo cat file1 >> file2
[12:06] <magnetron> remoteCTR1→ use "sudo tee"
[12:06] <remoteCTR1> IcyPolecat: nope?
[12:06] <Venin> is net.ipv4.ip_forward=1 the same as echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward ?
[12:06] <dns53> ^synax run pulse audio device chooser, select configure local sound server, simultanious output > enable then go to pulse volume control, under output, right click and select simultanious
[12:06] <BlueEagle> IcyPolecat: That should not work.
[12:06] <error404notfound> I have an ubuntu machine which I want to be upgraded every night and then a certain command should be run... how to do I? cron job? but how?
[12:06] <remoteCTR1> magnetron: thanks
[12:06] <dns53> Venin yes
[12:06] <^synax> dsn53, thanks again, I'll try that out.
[12:07] <Venin> dsn, because the latter says permission denied
[12:07] <IcyPolecat> sorry - yup sudo tee - need more coffee this morning
[12:07] <magnetron> !serverguide | error404notfound
[12:07] <Venin> dns53: i mean dns53
[12:07] <Venin> :p
[12:07] <error404notfound> magnetron: thanks
[12:07] <magnetron> error404notfound→ np
[12:07] <remoteCTR1> magnetron: yeah that worked like charms thanks man:)
[12:07] <dns53> error404notfound not a good idea to do, but you could set up a cron job to run apt-get update&&apt-get dist-upgrade,   you will break your system fast doing it
[12:08] <error404notfound> dns53: how?
[12:08] <micka> hey i'm looking for an mkv to 3gp converter there i can choose subtitle- and auidotrack?
[12:08] <Venin> dns53: do i need a reboot after ive changed that net.ipv4.ip_forward=1?
[12:08] <error404notfound> dns53: I have an apt-proxy server, and I want I to make updates available as soon as they are available
[12:08] <dns53> Venin you can use sysctl -w i think
[12:09] <heirenton> People my swapdisk does not mount automatically after restart. What should i do?
[12:09] <Venin> dns53: cat  /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward still shows 0
[12:09] <BlueEagle> heirenton: Add it to /etc/fstab
[12:09] <BlueEagle> !fstab | heirenton
[12:09] <micka> hey i'm looking for an mkv to 3gp converter there i can choose subtitle- and auidotrack?
[12:10] <dns53> error404notfound ok, well login as root with sudo -s, then run crontab -e, create a line "0 3 * * * apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade" to schedule it at 3:00
[12:10] <Oprtz> i cant see windowsXp shared folder, But i can access windowsXP shared folder (direct access) smb://computer name/share folder, ( why cant ubuntu show me the shared folder ?
[12:10] <heirenton> thanks.
[12:10] <dns53> Venin maybe it was sysctl -w
[12:10] <fr0d0barkins> dns53:  i found one, but haven't try it yet http://www.thedigitalmachine.net/alsaequal.html
[12:11]  * fr0d0barkins now downloading
[12:12] <serg_> hi pls tell me how to start program like xine on second screen without xinerama, thank you
[12:12] <dns53> fr0d0barkins it is definatly an option but i think the jack aproach is better (and more complex) if you are going to be doing anything more complex
[12:12] <Oprtz> ﻿i cant see windowsXp shared folder, But i can access windowsXP shared folder (direct access) smb://computer name/share folder, ( why cant ubuntu show me the shared folder ?
[12:12] <fr0d0barkins> dns53: i'll try em all :D
[12:13] <ikonia> Oprtz different work group? nbd not running ?
[12:13] <^synax> dns53, Thanks, it worked perfectly. :)
[12:13] <micka> hey i'm looking for an mkv to 3gp converter there i can choose subtitle- and auidotrack?
[12:13] <adac> Oprtz, you must mount it first to see the folder. have a look at smbmount
[12:14] <ziroday> micka: not sure if It can do mkv to 3gp but avidemux might do the job
[12:14] <axisys> anyone successfully used libiphone to talk to iphone ?
[12:15] <micka> ok tnx i'll check it out right now
[12:15] <NicEXE> how can I install hte no-ip client? the procedure is too difficult for me... (I am on Ubuntu)
[12:15] <Oprtz> ikonia:  Its same workgroup " HOME" my windows machine can see ubuntu shared folders on Nwtwork but ubuntu cant see  windows shared folders, but i can access it directly by smb://pc name/shared folder
[12:15] <Oprtz> beside what is nbd ? i have no idea
[12:15] <ikonia> NicEXE no ip ?
[12:15] <Oprtz> !﻿smbmount
[12:15] <serg_> how to force program to run on second screen, without xinerama?
[12:15] <NicEXE> no-ip (www.no-ip.com)
[12:15] <Oprtz> adac: network smbmount ?
[12:16] <axisys> libiphone is failing.. http://pastebin.com/d488c033a
[12:16] <ikonia> NicEXE: they are tar files, download the tar, and read the README doc
[12:16] <^synax> Last question, why does compiz make my whole desktop slightly blurred, like a loss of quality when effects are being used, such as the cube set to transparent, my whole entire screen looses quality, every window that being.
[12:17] <NicEXE> I can't follow the readme instructions
[12:17] <aaron_> Has anybody ran into problems with OpenOffice Impress?
[12:17] <ikonia> NicEXE what part is not clear
[12:17] <ziroday> aaron_: what are your problems?
[12:17] <ikonia> NicEXE: the no-ip support page http://www.no-ip.com/support/ has information on how to get support
[12:17] <chemjeff> hi
[12:17] <Venin> dns53: you said sysctl -w both times :p
[12:17] <aaron_> The program crashes over and over again.
[12:17] <chemjeff> i have an installation question, anybody up for a q?
[12:18] <error404notfound> I have an apt-proxy server, I just updated it. and then I ran the command to get archives from local /var/apt/cache, but it didn't import any thing, why? here are the config files and the command with its output: http://pastebin.com/m42c37dad
[12:18] <adac> Oprtz, read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
[12:18] <ziroday> aaron_: does it crash at startup?
[12:18] <Oprtz> adac: do i need to use this command?  " smbmount //winpc/shared /mnt/share -o rw "
[12:18] <ikonia> chemjeff: just ask
[12:18] <Oprtz> okie dude
[12:18] <adac> Oprtz, yes if you want to mount it not permanently then use this command
[12:18] <aaron_> it crashes when choosing different options within the program....example...running a slideshow.....etc......
[12:18] <aaron_> its very frustrating
[12:18] <Oprtz> adac: i want to mount it permantly,
[12:19] <adac> Oprtz, then this link is your friend dude :)
[12:19] <chemjeff> ok. i'm trying to install ubuntu on an older computer (AMD K6, 500 MHz, 8 GB HD, 384 MB RAM) using the alternative install CD. what tends to happen is that during the installation the CD-ROM drive goes to sleep and seems to unmount on its own, then when the installation tries to access the CD later on, an I/O error occurs. is there a way to keep the CD-ROM drive on throughout the installation?
[12:19] <Oprtz> adac: :) thanks
[12:19] <adac> Oprtz, no problem!
[12:20] <ikonia> chemjeff: check the alternative terminals to see what else is happening
[12:20] <rogan> wow 8gb hd :)
[12:20] <yt-RoR> this part its not working
[12:20] <yt-RoR> <%= Posted #{@user.created_on - Time.now) ago %>
[12:21] <chemjeff> ikonia: i did, i get things like I/O error
[12:21] <ikonia> chemjeff: is it possible it can't read the cd
[12:21] <ikonia> chemjeff: have you verified the CD's contents witht he cd checker tool
[12:21] <chemjeff> ikonia: no because it starts the installation just fine
[12:21] <chemjeff> ikonia: yes the CD is just fine
[12:22] <ikonia> chemjeff: just because it starts it doesn't mean it's fine
[12:22] <aaron_> !pastebin
[12:22] <ikonia> chemjeff: how do you know it's fine ?
[12:22] <chemjeff> ikonia: i did use the CD checker
[12:22] <ikonia> did you check it on that computer ?
[12:22] <chemjeff> yes
[12:22] <ikonia> chemjeff: which check did you run ?
[12:22] <chemjeff> it's just that the CD-ROM drive tends to turn off at some point in the installation
[12:22] <danshtr> Hi all. I need advise. I have slackware 12.1 and I want to replace it with ubuntu. Can someone point me to a document describing this procedure?
[12:23] <chemjeff> ikonia: using the test from the main menu
[12:23] <aaron_> hereis an example.....when I try to insert a picture......           http://paste.ubuntu.com/58765/
[12:23] <ikonia> chemjeff: that normally happens because it can't read the cd
[12:23] <yt-RoR> anyone know why this is not working
[12:23] <yt-RoR> <%= Posted #{@user.created_at - Time.now) ago %>
[12:23] <ikonia> chemjeff: is it possible the drive is faulty
[12:23] <ikonia> yt-RoR: what are you trying to do ?
[12:23] <rogan> istall it on a memory stick
[12:23] <yt-RoR> ikonia: I am trying to mput a time stamp when somone posts a message . .
[12:24] <sdschwarz> Hi! I'm looking for some help with a USB stick installation of Ubuntu 8.10 Beta via unetbootin - I'd like to use the casper-rw file for persistency on the same (single) partition. It drops me to busybox, though. Any idea how to get it booting properly?
[12:24] <ikonia> yt-RoR: thats down to the client your using then, get support from the client doc pages
[12:24] <chemjeff> ikonia: well i guess it is but i can hear the drive turn off during the installation and it's not at a point when it's trying to access the CD
[12:24] <yt-RoR> client doc ?
[12:24] <kenois> danshtr: Basically just backup your data from slackware, and install ubuntu.. I don't see the need for further documentation really, unless it's something specific you're wondering
[12:25] <ikonia> chemjeff: the livecd is squash fs in ram, so if it doesn't need to read the cdrom - it doesn't read it, hence why you hear the spin down
[12:25] <gharz> guys, is there any search command that will search for a file in all the directories?
[12:25] <ikonia> gharz: find
[12:26] <dns53> find . -name filename
[12:26] <ikonia> dns53: find /
[12:26] <chemjeff> ikonia: but it does try to read the CD at various points during the installation right?
[12:26] <ikonia> all directories
[12:26] <ikonia> chemjeff: depends on if it needs to swap (I suspect 300+ meg will need to swap a lot)
[12:26] <xarvh> HI! is there anyway to run TCP/IP over usb between two ubuntu machines?
[12:27] <ikonia> xarvh if you have tcp usb sticks, sure
[12:27] <chemjeff> ikonia: so is there an option i could give to the kernel or somewhere along the way that would force the CD-ROM to stay on?
[12:27] <ikonia> network sticks I mean
[12:27] <ikonia> chemjeff I don't think so as it's not "mounted" in the way your thinking, it's uncompressed into ram,
[12:28] <Dillizar> hows the off topic channel :
[12:28] <chemjeff> hmm
[12:28] <Dillizar> :
[12:28] <ikonia> Dillizar: ask them
[12:28] <Dillizar> who
[12:28] <ikonia> the offtopic channel
[12:28] <Dillizar> the name of the channel
[12:28] <BlueEagle> chemjeff: This is an IDE-cdrom, isn't it? You should try passing the following to the kernel with advanced options: noapic /dev/sdX=cdrom
[12:28] <Dillizar> :D
[12:28] <xarvh> ikonia: what about a cable?
[12:28] <ikonia> Dillizar: ooh #ubuntu-offtyopic
[12:28] <Dillizar> 10x
[12:28] <ikonia> Dillizar: ooh #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:29] <Dillizar> :D
[12:29] <ikonia> xarvh: you'll need a cross over cable, yes
[12:29] <chemjeff> BlueEagle: would it be /dev/sd0?
[12:29] <chemjeff> or literally X?
[12:29] <sdschwarz> I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Beta via unetbootin on a USB stick. I also created the casper-rw file on the same partition. When booting with "persistent", it drops me to busybox. Any idea how I can boot it properly? Couldn't find any info on the web.
[12:29] <ikonia> BlueEagle: why would that help ?
[12:29] <BlueEagle> chemjeff: It would be /dev/sdc in most cases.
[12:29] <ikonia> !ibex > sdschwarz
[12:30] <fr0d0barkins> ikonia: xarvh means usb cable, point to point
[12:30] <xarvh> ikonia: and once I have a cross-over cable will everything be obvious and easy?
[12:30] <ikonia> fr0d0barkins: ooh, I thought he meant tcp usb network adaptors
[12:30] <negge> I just tried printing to a Konica Minolta network printer. In the CUPS manager I set the default paper size to A4, but everytime I print something the printer complains about the wrong paper size (8½ x 11 inches) and I have to manually choose paper size on the printer. How do I fix this?
[12:30] <sdschwarz> ikonia / ubottu: I'll check there, thanks!
[12:30] <ikonia> xarvh: are these usb network card ?
[12:30] <xarvh> no
[12:30] <harish> In attempting to start apache server using command sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start i am getting following -- * Starting web server apache2                                                  apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[12:30] <harish> how do i fix it?
[12:30] <ikonia> xarvh: wjat are they ?
[12:31] <negge> nevermind I fixed it
[12:31] <fr0d0barkins> ikonia: i've heard people do p2p connection via USB
[12:31] <ikonia> harish put your servers hostname in the ServerName directive in the config file
[12:31] <xarvh> ikonia: it's just a laptop anda desktop with normal usb ports, but adding ethernet adapter, in my situation, may be a problem
[12:31] <fr0d0barkins> but it was on win**s
[12:31] <ikonia> fr0d0barkins: depends on the devices
[12:31] <chemjeff> BlueEagle: okay i'll try it, thanks!
[12:31] <BlueEagle> ikonia: It has been an issue with some cdrom drives that they get io-errors after being idle after a period of time. Turning off ioapic has helped for me.
[12:31] <ikonia> BlueEagle: lets see what it does then
[12:31] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: u can plug a USB ethernet adapter
[12:32] <ikonia> chetnick: I'm interested to know if it works
[12:32] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: just like what ikonia thought
[12:32] <ikonia> oopd
[12:32] <ikonia> chemjeff I'm interested to know if it works
[12:32] <BlueEagle> ikonia: He left.
[12:32] <ikonia> rats
[12:32] <BlueEagle> oh.. no he didn't. Taht was my brain.
[12:32] <fr0d0barkins> lol
[12:32] <BlueEagle> oh wait.. no it was him. Happy tab-complete day everyone.
[12:33] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: wouldn't that be simpler with just a usb cable between the two machines?
[12:33] <aaron_> What is the most stable version of Java to be running?
[12:33]  * BlueEagle goes looking for coff^H^H^H^Hhis brain
[12:33] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: simple by look, but dunno d config
[12:35] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: well, yes... I've been searching around and seems that only windows is capable of this... pity, it seemed kinda obvious =(
[12:35] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: i'll search too. there must be a way
[12:35] <Buttercup> alright, thanks everyone! I just had to add a "-d" to "do-release-update". I think it'll work now. thanks again =))
[12:35] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: thanks! =)
[12:36] <Oprtz> adac: i follow the website u tell me, but still i am not able to mount my windowsXP machine partions  for Network, do u know some Terminal command magic ? :)
[12:36] <jokeusa> Whoa...finally a channel with quite a few active people around :>
[12:36] <fr0d0barkins> but xarvh, the USB ethernet plug is sized as a USB drive too. simple.
[12:36] <eXp`iRc|47002> ciao
[12:36] <eXp`iRc|47002> hallo
[12:36] <eXp`iRc|47002> !list
[12:37] <central> hi do there is a way to order a fsck check at the next sys start ?
[12:37] <adac> Oprtz, error?
[12:37] <Gigacore> hi guys, need a help, I don't know what I did but my keypad doesn't work to enter any numbers or even the return key and other keys won't work.. instead my mouse cursor moves as I press the keys.. like pressing 5 on keypad will move cursor to right... please help
[12:38] <Oprtz> adac: it shows me the computer name (icon) when double click it, doesnot show me the contents inside
[12:38] <BlueEagle> Gigacore: You've turned on mouse keys. me thinks.
[12:38] <Ste1> Hi, I would like to move files between home dirs. but i'm unable to do so(using the gui)
[12:38] <Ste1> I gues I need root privileges
[12:38] <BlueEagle> central: options / accessabillity should hold options for turning it off iirc.
[12:38] <Gigacore> BlueEagle: oh yea!! thanks got it fixed :)
[12:39] <BlueEagle> central: mis-nicked. :)
[12:39] <BlueEagle> central: Is there any particular reason why you want your file checked at boot?
[12:39] <BlueEagle> filesystem*
[12:39] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: Yes, I see... It just seems stupid to use new hardware (and buy it, and have it messing around) to overcome a software problem.... Thanks anyway.
[12:40] <zulu34sx> moin
[12:40] <b0b> hey guys, im using xen with a  non ubuntu 2.6.21 kernel, and i need to install the fglrx driver, anyone know where to get a patch from?
[12:40] <dns53> harish apache can serve multipe domains, you can have a single server host test.com and anothersite.net so you should specify what site it is serving
[12:40] <central> ok so as root user i do mis-nicked
[12:40] <b0b> such as the one that ubuntu uses?
[12:41] <Oprtz> adac: are u there ?
[12:41] <harish> ﻿ikonia:can you please be descriptive.?
[12:41] <BlueEagle> central: No mis-nicked is a term used in IRC when someone (ie. me) use the wrong nickname prefix. This often happens when one is about to answer a question and then comes to think of something one should have said to the previous question and thus the question appears to have the wrong address.
[12:41] <xmagixx> anyone know the program tangerine ? my problem is that it only shares 9 songs, and not my hole libery
[12:41] <BlueEagle> central: My question to you is why you want fsck to run at boot.
[12:41] <zulu34sx> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Animated+Desktop?content=88248
[12:41] <zulu34sx> I wanna get this working but i fail at step 5 be﻿cause an error occurs...
[12:42] <central> hummmm
[12:42] <testi> my laptop does not suspend when logged out
[12:42] <testi> How can I fix this?
[12:43] <testi> I mean it doesn't react on laptop lid close
[12:43] <adac> Oprtz, what does this command say: sudo smbmount //yourwinhost/downloads /mnt/mountfolder
[12:43] <dns53> testi suspend is usually a hardware/driver problem, perhaps they will fix some of the bugs in the next release
[12:43] <zhaozhou> Is'nt there a pastebin-output-application in ubuntu sources? Like the wgetpaste
[12:43] <BlueEagle> central: ie, you are aware that you can run fsck when the system has booted and check for errors. If you find an error you still need to manually use the recovery kernel to fix it. (unless it's a filesystem that is non-essential to run fsck, in which case you can just unmount the filesystem before checking and fixing.)
[12:43] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh, i think the cable is different, not like usual usb cable
[12:44] <testi> dns53: It's definitely not a hardware problem. It all works when I'm logged in.
[12:44] <Akhanu`> testi: My own laptop does blank the screen when lid is closed. No suspend though but honestly I don't mind it.
[12:45] <central> ok but when i am on the system  it say it can damage the sys if i run fsck ...
[12:45] <Oprtz> adac: can i pm u ? its 2 line answer
[12:45] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: indeed, it should be some sort of inverted usb cable. but if i don't have the software for using it, there's no point in buying it
[12:45] <central> and i can not unmount the filsystem when i am runing on it...
[12:45] <BlueEagle> zulu34sx: Thankyou for not sending a /msg to me without asking for permission first.
[12:45] <dns53> testi suspend is hard, it has to stop everything properly in the right order and start it up right, it works fine if you have the right hardware but not all hardware manufacturers are good at helping linux
[12:45] <BlueEagle> !guidelines | zulu34sx
[12:46] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: no, there is a chip in the middle
[12:46] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/248
[12:46] <testi> dns53: it seems you completely misunderstand me. Suspend works perfectly. Both RAM and Disk suspend. But only when I'm logged in.
[12:47] <mrbig4545> anyone know where to get ubuntu patches? sepcifically the one for linux-restricted-modules-xen
[12:47] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: means u have to buy something to get your boxes connected lol
[12:47] <zulu34sx> ﻿!guidelines
[12:47] <zulu34sx> hrmpf
[12:47] <dns53> testi my mistake, have you tried dissabling proprietary drivers and testing it?
[12:48] <testi> Ubuntu seems to be too stupid to aplly the settings globally. It just applies them for the local user and that's really not what I want because sometimes I close the laptop when it still boots or when I'm at the login screen.
[12:48] <testi> That's my guess
[12:48] <xarvh> fr0d0barkins: ouch!! ahah, seems like i have no chances then! ok, thank you very much!
[12:48] <Akhanu`> mrbig4545: I'd guess at ubuntu site itself. Unless you want to roll your own xen kernel.
[12:49] <fr0d0barkins> xarvh: :-h
[12:49] <mrbig4545> ive rolled my own xen kernel, i need the patch for the ati driver on xen
[12:49] <mrbig4545> i think i just found them :D
[12:49] <central> so linux system do not need to be fragmented  ?
[12:50] <Akhanu`> mrbig4545: I'd check either Ati's site for any hints on xen environments, or xen's site for hints on ati hardware.
[12:50] <xarvh> central: no
[12:50] <Akhanu`> mrbig4545: yea? where ?
[12:50] <central> : )
[12:50] <mrbig4545> Akhanu`: cheers
[12:50] <mrbig4545> i got the source for linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-2.6.24.14
[12:50] <central> sounds cool
[12:50] <mrbig4545> and theres some patches in there, ill give them a try
[12:50] <Akhanu`> mrbig4545: oh that's nice to know indeed.
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:51] <zulu34sx> dont understand what to do to reach a guideline
[12:51] <mrbig4545> im not sure its going to work, as it only adds xen as a supported arch, but i already tried that, but ill give it another try in a mo and let you know how it turns out!
[12:51] <blankthemuffin> Is there a way to remove all the packages from a certain source with apt?
[12:51] <o_x_y_d_o> j c0imbra
[12:51] <blankthemuffin> For example remove all the packages supplied by a ppa.
[12:52] <esay> oh
[12:52] <Akhanu`> mrbig4545: cool
[12:53] <aaron_> how do I check what package installed a file with deb package system?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: you could websearch for: provides <filename>
[12:54] <lexrupy1> hello people
[12:54] <dns53> aaron_ synaptic has that ability, i don't know a better way
[12:54] <stinger05> hello there, whats the command to install airsnort from the terminal?
[12:54] <ikonia> stinger05 apt-get install
[12:54] <aaron_> I'm trying to get all java off my machine
[12:55] <zulu34sx> ehm
[12:55] <lexrupy1> In Intrepid the terminal window comes by default with a transparency on menu bar, but I reaaly don't want that, how can I disable that?
[12:55] <blankthemuffin> stinger05, you'd use apt. sudo apt-get install <package> or if you're looking for one, apt-cache search ...
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | lexrupy1
[12:55] <Akhanu`> aaron_:  dpkg -S  /path/of/file/you/want/to/find/the/debfile/of
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: dpkg -l | grep -i java
[12:56] <aaron_> thanks
[12:56] <zulu34sx> will there be a way to get support with my problem?
[12:56] <dns53> aaron_ what i would do is use aptitude, search for the java virtual packages and remove them if you really want to do that
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: uninstall whatver you wanna remove from there
[12:56] <blankthemuffin> zulu34sx, ask your question?
[12:57] <Draconicus> Okay, here's the deal. I've been working with Xorg for four years. This new version and its xorg.conf setup have got my head spinning. My resolution and driver were just fine until I rebooted. I've configured it with the "low graphics mode" dialog and a number of other things. nvidia-settings claims that my nvidia driver isn't actually enabled, and it doesn't appear to be, but Ubuntu seems to think it is. Furthermore, I can't obtain 
[12:57] <zulu34sx> ﻿(13:41:54) zulu34sx: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Animated+Desktop?content=88248
[12:57] <zulu34sx> (13:41:54) zulu34sx: I wanna get this working but i fail at step 5 be﻿cause an error occurs...
[12:57] <Draconicus> Did that cut off somewhere?
[12:57] <Draconicus> I'm on 8.04
[12:57] <Akhanu`> Draconicus: "I can't obtain<cut>"
[12:58] <stinger05> okay thanks guys :D
[12:58] <Draconicus> Akhanu`: Any resolution higher than 640x480, despite having a very elaborately configured xorg.conf to say otherwise.
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: you could always try envyng-gtk
[12:58] <Blaise> The most recent updates have stopped all sound, and games complain about my graphics card, has anyone heard about these issues?
[12:58] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: What's that?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> !envy | Draconicus
[12:58] <Akhanu`> Draconicus: and that happens with any distro or just with ubuntu ?
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: sudo apt-get -y install envyng-gtk; gksudo envyng-gtk
[12:59] <blankthemuffin> Draconicus, what drivers have you installed? The nvidia binary ones?
[12:59] <Draconicus> Akhanu`: So far, just this particular installation of Ubuntu 8.04 on my system, and it was fine until I did an update and restarted. I don't recall updating any xorg stuff.
[13:00] <Draconicus> I restarted because various heavy memory leaks were destroying my system's performance.
[13:00] <magnetron> zulu34sx→ just ask your questions straight out in the channel. what the other guy meant was: "don't message anyone without prior permission"
[13:00] <ikonia> Draconicus what makes you think it's a memory leek
[13:00] <tavis1> HI!can anyone tell me how to reinstall firefox with default setting?
[13:00] <zulu34sx> ok
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> tavis1: mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
[13:00] <ikonia> tavis1: why do you want to re-install?
[13:01] <tavis1> its not working
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> tavis1: you dont have to reinstall. just strip out your settings
[13:01] <ikonia> tavis1 can you be more desciptive
[13:01] <ikonia> descriptive
[13:01] <aaron_> which java works best with open office?
[13:01] <jokeusa> Guys..i need help with setting up port forwarding...got Squid3 running on a machine thats used by kids(for purpose of filtering pornography)...Squid3 works great (checked by setting FF to connect through [Localhost] [3128])...but i cant get the iptables to forward traffic to squid port
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> tavis1: when you rerun you will get default settings
[13:01] <Computech> Does someone know how to give for example the user "computech" write/read rights in the folder /var/lib/vmware
[13:01] <jokeusa> Last thing i tried with iptables was : "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128"
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: i use icedtea
[13:01] <tavis1> thank u so much actionparsnip, i'll try that!
[13:02] <amanulla> hii every one
[13:02] <jokeusa> But it still doesnt seem to forward traffic to squid port...
[13:02] <ActionParsnip> Computech: depends on the groups too, who is the current owner?
[13:02] <Computech> root
[13:03] <aaron_> ** (soffice:16838): WARNING **: Invalidate all children called
[13:03] <Computech> there was a little script
[13:03] <aaron_>           here is my error
[13:03] <Computech> but i forgot
[13:03] <ikonia> Computech root what ?
[13:03] <Draconicus> ikonia: Well, simply running the software "idle" for a sufficient period of time as of these latest versions results in my memory and CPU resources mysteriously maxing out. As always, actually tracking the memory use proves useless. Nothing appears to be using enough to cause the drain, but I always see this when it happens. Killing the suspect processes always proves successful, so I can only assume...
[13:03] <Computech> actionparsnip, root is the owner
[13:03] <ikonia> Computech use sudo
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: i run mine solidly for months and its fine
[13:03] <Computech> i want write rights in my nautilus
[13:03] <Computech> and i did it before with a line of code
[13:04] <zulu34sx> i want to have the avi-playing wallpaper... the Link below doesn't work für me because, when I run step 5, i get the error "opción errónea"!
[13:04] <zulu34sx> How can i get an animated wallpaper (video-wallpaper) anyway?
[13:04] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: What's your secret? I run Xfce, Firefox, Pidgin, X-Chat, a few odd GTK apps here and there, some Java now and then... I don't do a lot, but my system gets bogtastical.
[13:04] <aaron_> !ActionParsnip   How to I install iced tea
[13:04] <prodigel> hi all. I want to add another keyboard layout, but I don't see any layout when trying to choose. also keyboard model is 'unknown' and trying to select one gives me an empty window
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: http://pastebin.com/f278f78be
[13:05] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Of course, I'm using an AMD Athlon XP 3200+ and a gig of DDR200... so...
[13:05] <cypherdelic> y                    dLLLLLINNNN Ssssssie 2 Gaepad does not wrk. It is not calibrateable, jscalibrator just do not react on any pressed buttons pleae hlp.
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> aaron_: install those packages
[13:05] <amanulla> prodigel:do you want to add a usb keyboard?
[13:05] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: have you tried replacing " --to-port 3128" with  "--to ip.of.host:3128" ?
[13:05] <Blaise> seriously has nobody else had trouble with sound and video since the latest updates!? :(
[13:05] <aaron_> thanks
[13:05] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Rather, DDR 200.
[13:05] <prodigel> amanulla, it's ps2, no new keyboard, just the current one
[13:05] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: not a bad system, depends what its for
[13:05] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I told you what it's for.
[13:06] <jokeusa> Akhanu - ip of host?
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: then its more than enough
[13:06] <redheat_> kuthuk, rogan, icyPolarCat, magentron are you there folks?
[13:06] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: as in   "--to  192.168.1.54:3128"
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: you can do all that on a 700Mhz CPU with 1 Gb ram (eee pc)
[13:06] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: So why the horrible performance I've experienced since updating to 8.04?
[13:06] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - ip:port as in 'ip' being the ip of this machine?
[13:07] <amanulla> prodigel:are you getting this when trying to intsall ubuntu?
[13:07] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: yes
[13:07] <prodigel> no, it's already installed.
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: ive always had problems updating. How about with a clean install?
[13:07] <redheat_> folks, can anyone help me with a problem regarding my wireless adapter..
[13:07] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: This _is_ a clean install.
[13:07] <redheat_> it won't connect to my wireless network..
[13:07] <prodigel> amanulla, I've had some previous problems with keyboard, and reinstalled gdm/X/gnome. maybe I forgot some packages.
[13:07] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: oic, i thought you'd updated from gutsy
[13:07] <amanulla> prodigel:so what you are saying ? you cant detect your keyboard?
[13:08] <redheat_> no matter what, I have a belkin wireless adapter, connected via USB and no matter how many times I supplied a password it won't connect..
[13:08] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I tried to. That was a disaster, so I reinstalled fresh, quite reluctantly.
[13:08] <jokeusa> Akhanu` : iptables v1.3.8: IP address not permitted
[13:08] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: There's still a few apps I can't find anymore...
[13:08] <redheat_> it does detect the network, and sees the wireless adapter as wlan0 but it won't connect\
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: try reducing apps and services and remove some ttys will make it nicer
[13:08] <prodigel> amanulla, I don't know how to try detecting it. It's here and it works(I'm typing from it now), just that I need to add the romanian layout
[13:08] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: what apps?
[13:08] <Game[Ragnarok]> ciao
[13:08] <Game[Ragnarok]> !list
[13:08] <zulu34sx> ciau
[13:09] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to ip.of.host:3128
[13:09] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Just old stuff - Beryl, XMMS. Depreciated software. I'm doing fine compiling those from source, so no biggy. Also, how on earth do I remove ttys?
[13:09] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: omit the quote (")
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: beryl is now compiz fusion
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: and imho is stil garbage
[13:10] <mib_ct64oa> is there any legal way of viewing DRM infested video streams ("wmv" format) on Ubuntu?
[13:10] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - you mean '--to-destination ip.of.host:3128'?
[13:10] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: No. Beryl is still Beryl, from a footprint standpoint. It runs on a PII system with a GeForce 4, something Fusion can only dream of. It's significantly lighter, regardless of enabled settings (fusion-side) because fusion runs a module for every plugin regardless of whether it's enabled or not.
[13:10] <IshinoSan> nope
[13:11] <dns53> mib_ct64oa not legally
[13:11] <prodigel> amanulla, I'll give it a restart(kernel update). brb
[13:11] <yoyoned> mib_ct64oa: look at the fluendo codecs.  They play wmv, but i'm not sure about DRM
[13:12] <magnetron> !medibuntu | yoyoned, mib_ct64oa
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: i run fluxbox which i think it way better than beryl / compiz
[13:12] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: no. just try with "--to"
[13:12] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I see. :3
[13:12] <dns53> yoyoned mib_ct64oa they do not play drm,  i think there was a project that lasted 2 days on the internet that could but that's about it
[13:13] <drago1> where do i locate config file for apache server?
[13:13] <jrib> drago1: /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[13:14] <prodigel> amanulla,
[13:14] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: actually, it's the same  "--to" or "--to-destination" now I checked.
[13:14] <prodigel> amanulla, back
[13:14] <amanulla> prodigel:what back?
[13:14] <prodigel> amanulla, I've rebooted my computer. I'm back online, the problem remains
[13:15] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - didnt work....got FF set to run w/o setting any proxy(transparent), Squid3 is set on 'http_access deny localhost', and i still got net access
[13:16] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: what happens when you stop the proxy service altogether? Can you still browse ?
[13:16] <Blaise> How can I fix my sound?
[13:17] <amanulla> prodigel:sorry i dont know how to to add the romanian layout
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: do you get any sound from anything at all?
[13:17] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: while having that rule still in place of course
[13:17] <amanulla> !layout
[13:17] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: No, Firefox crashes when I try flash with sound (YouTube), and Songbird has a GStreamer error
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: 1 thing at a time dude
[13:18] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - just did /etc/init.d/squid3 stop, still can browse net
[13:18] <prodigel> amanulla, I see. The problem is general though since I don't see any layout in the list. I'll google more, maybe I get lucky
[13:18] <remoteCTR1> if i rsync a system to another machine does it make sense to copy the /sys file system?
[13:18] <drago1> ﻿jrib: I have to put hostname in ServerName directive in config file.but this directive is not defined.how do i go?
[13:18] <amanulla> !layout | prodigel
[13:18] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: hah, ok, then the answer is no
[13:18] <amanulla> prodigel:its better to see this ^^
[13:18] <peppo> I want to bring a single package and all its dependencies based on a standard install of Ubuntu 8.04 on a memory stick. is this doable? the package I want is "SooperLooper" which is in ubuntustudio
[13:18] <jrib> drago1: you add it there with a text editor
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: ok flash with firefox is easy, uninstall whatever you have installed then apt-get install flashplugin non-free and nspluginwrapper
[13:18] <mib_ct64oa> dns53, is there anyway of viewing them, because I have purchased the content allready, and can view it under Wndows on the same box (dual boot). So any way of viewing them should be legal for me, because I have allready paid for it? Or am I missing the plot?
[13:19] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: sorry, this is a system wide sound issue, it's not Flash related, this I am certain
[13:19] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: I'll check something too. seems odd
[13:19] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - just to check, after stopping Squid i've set FF to run through it, nope, no net access
[13:19] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip: hey there old lad
[13:19] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - it all seems that port forwarding isnt working at all...
[13:19] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: ie, I don't get Startup sounds, either
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: i was resolving your flash issue
[13:20] <jokeusa> Akhanu` -btw, i do need 'echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward' in order for forwarding to work, right? (because i do have it set on 1)
[13:20] <yt-RoR> why is this not printing the Time stamp
[13:20] <yt-RoR> http://pastie.org/294591
[13:20] <remoteCTR1> if i copy an existing intallation with applications to a newly installed system does it make sense to copy the /sys filesystem?
[13:20] <yt-RoR> The posted at part . .
[13:20] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: thanks, but I don't have a Flash issue, it was an example of no sound on my system
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: oic
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: ok
[13:21] <dns53> mib_ct64oa you may be able to use wine or crossover office to allow windows media player to run but i have no idea if that will work for you
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: lspci will show you your hardware, what is the sound card you have?
[13:21] <yt-RoR> ?
[13:21] <jrib> yt-RoR: wrong channel?
[13:21] <Akhanu`> jokeusa: your machine is acting as a gateway for others? If yes, you need that.
[13:21] <yt-RoR> lol
[13:21] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: Shall I pasty the output?
[13:21] <boston> qruzly
[13:22] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 01)
[13:22] <dns53> mib_ct64oa it is illegal to strip the drm and it can be up to 15 years in prison in the usa if you tell someone how to strip the drm
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> !ich7
[13:22] <remoteCTR1> !/sys
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> does anyone know the trigger for ubottu for ich7 sound please
[13:22] <remoteCTR1> !sys
[13:22] <bazhang> !hdaintel
[13:22] <jokeusa> Akhanu` - nope, its a stand-alone machine that needs Squid to filter pornography and other weird stuff because children are accessing it (and yes, i plan on installing Dansguardian, and maybe clamav later after i figure out how to set port forwarding)
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> ty bazhang
[13:23] <bazhang> np
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: follow what ubottu said
[13:23] <remoteCTR1> bazhang: could you pls tell me if it makes sense to compy the /sys filesystem if you rsync a machine to a newly installed other machine?
[13:23] <redheat_> folks...can you help me with the wireless adapter
[13:24] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: Thank you, I'll give it a shot!
[13:24] <Akhanu`> joke|brb: check this site.  http://tldp.org/HOWTO/TransparentProxy-6.html
[13:24] <yoyoned> jokeusa: look at Ubuntu Christian edition.   It has Dansgaurdian built in
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Blaise: if you get no joy, webseach for the lspci output you gave, Im sure something will pop up
[13:25] <blankthemuffin> How does one remove applications installed by a certain source, for example purge all files from a ppa source?
[13:25] <Blaise> ActionParsnip: ok, noted
[13:25] <yoyoned> remoteCTR1: /sys isn't real.    no need to copy
[13:25] <xomp> woah, what's so different about ubuntu christian edition? lol
[13:26] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: So how do I remove ttys?
[13:26] <jrib> blankthemuffin: you can probably use some aptitude search to find them and then purge what aptitude finds
[13:26] <Akhanu`> joke|brb: it mentions some option at squid, 'http_accel'
[13:26] <xomp> this is the first I've EVER heard of such a distro lmao, I mean I've heard of edubuntu and that makes sense, but a christian edition? Is standard ubuntu that related to evil that it has to be cleansed?
[13:26] <yoyoned> xomp: it comes with gui for using dansgaurdian.  very easy to set up
[13:26] <IshinoSan> I think it has bible specific software in it xomp :p
[13:26] <xomp> oooh
[13:26] <dns53> xomp it installs a different wallpapaer and a bible program, there is also Muslim edition i believe
[13:26] <IshinoSan> there is also an islamic edition xomp :p
[13:26] <flam> haha
[13:27] <Akhanu`> xomp: could be what they use at the Jurasic creation museum :p
[13:27] <ancientadm> crazy...
[13:27] <xomp> lmao, it still cracks me up :P
[13:27] <blankthemuffin> and a satainst edition.
[13:27] <Cim> anybody here using intrepid ?
[13:27] <drago1> ﻿jrib:ya i edited config file...but if i give that servername in web browser, i am not getting home page........
[13:27] <jrib> Cim: #ubuntu+1 for intrepid help
[13:27] <xomp> !ibex > Cim
[13:27] <blankthemuffin> Yes cim, #ubuntu+1
[13:27] <Cim> i love it
[13:27] <jrib> drago1: does 'localhost' work?
[13:27] <remoteCTR1> yoyoned: ok thanks alot:)
[13:27] <ancientadm> quick, someone write up a Disenfranchised Minority Edition =_=
[13:27] <redheat_> can someone for crying out LOUD help me around here?
[13:27] <yoyoned> ubuntuce.com
[13:27] <xomp> yoyoned, isn't dansgaurdian a firewall mod for smoothwall?
[13:28] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=407273
[13:28] <mib_ct64oa> I managed to install WMP10 via wine, but it does not play drm files
[13:28] <jrib> !helpme | redheat_
[13:28] <drago1> jrib:no....
[13:28] <jrib> drago1: then something else is wrong
[13:28] <ancientadm> what's your trouble redheat_ ?
[13:28] <yoyoned> xomp: no, it works with a proxy to do content filtering
[13:28] <drago1>  jrib:how do i go with.......?
[13:29] <ancientadm> yoyoned: why not just get Squid?
[13:29] <jrib> drago1: how did you install apache?
[13:29] <xomp> yoyoned, ah, I knew I've seen it mentioned elsewhere :) I used to be on the smoothwall team years back and remembered it :)
[13:29] <redheat_> I've been saying for like a gazillion times, my wireless network adapter won't connect to my wireless network, ubuntu sees the network card as wlan0 and everything but it won't connect, it's a belkin usb wireless LAN card
[13:29] <redheat_> no matter how man times I supply my password there it won't connect..
[13:29] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: what does lsusb say it is?
[13:29] <redheat_> don't know why
[13:30] <drago1> ﻿ jrib: through internet.... I selected packages from synaptic manager......
[13:30] <ancientadm> redheat_ are you expecting people to know the answer to your problem? This is a chat room, not a paid tech support center. =/
[13:30] <redheat_> action, can you tell me how to put that command please
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: belkin is a brand, they may use differnt controller chips even between different countries
[13:30] <ancientadm> redheat_ and have you tried checking out the Belkin site?
[13:30] <xomp> redheat_, I have a usb wifi modem that isn't WPA-PSK compatible, I had the same issues as you with my WPA-PSK network, it kept prompting for pass but would never accept or connect.
[13:30] <redheat_> oh it says belkin components..
[13:30] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: its under the bonnet what counts, not the shiny plastic case
[13:31] <ancientadm>  /agree ActionParsnip
[13:31] <jrib> drago1: ps -ef | grep apache      return anything?  (use paste.ubuntu.com)
[13:31] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: what does lsusb say for the belkin...the full line
[13:31] <drago1> jrib:this is the o/p-hari      7511  7370  0 18:01 pts/0    00:00:00 grep apache
[13:32] <jrib> drago1: run 'sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start' in a terminal
[13:32] <Akhanu`> drago1: no apache running it seems.
[13:32] <redheat_> BUS 004 DEVICE 003: ID 050d: 905b  Belkin Components
[13:32] <redheat_> that's what it says
[13:32] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: thats what it really is
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: a quick websearch on ask.com showed this http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/RT73USB.html
[13:33] <redheat_> what you mean? I know what my wireless network adapter card is...
[13:33] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - "it mentions some option at squid, 'http_accel'" - wasnt that an option to set Squid accelerate certain port?
[13:34] <drago1> jrib:ya its started.... but while including ServerName i have given only hostname....... what do i give for port no?
[13:34] <ancientadm> redheat_ he means that's what's under the hood. Brands can be placed on cheap parts these days. ActionParsnip was just making sure.
[13:34] <redheat_> Action, I can't login to the wireless network..
[13:34] <jrib> drago1: the default port is 80
[13:34] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: you see it as a belkin thing that ID shows exactly what it is
[13:34] <Akhanu`> jokeUsa: In the link it was mentioned that that squid option, previously known to be not needed, it is needed.
[13:34] <redheat_> did I say something? all I wondered about was why is he telling me about my wireless adapters name..don't need that..
[13:35] <Akhanu`> jokeUsa: acording to  http://tldp.org/HOWTO/TransparentProxy-6.html
[13:35] <redheat_> the problem has to do with ubunt not enabling my wireless adapter to connect to my wireless network
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: you may need to (for example) download some firmware
[13:35] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - yes, see it now, checking up
[13:35] <xomp> bwfcutter
[13:35] <redheat_> I've already upgraded my  wireless adapter's firmware..
[13:35] <drago1> jrib: how to specify it as argument in config file?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: no, like a firmware file in a specific folder
[13:36] <cambazz> hello. how do i make sure that my apt-cache is upto date. is there something like emerge sync
[13:36] <jrib> drago1: you don't need to change anything if you want it to run on port 80.  Do you want it to run on some other port?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: in terminal try: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: the output will tel you some useful stuff
[13:36] <dns53> cambazz apt-get update updates the cache of packages, apt-get upgrade installs the updates
[13:37] <drago1> jrib:its displaying this error....Syntax error on line 300 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf:
[13:37] <drago1> ServerName takes one argument, The hostname and port of the server
[13:37] <cambazz> dns53: how about apg-get show me updateble stuff
[13:37] <jrib> drago1: paste line 300 from your /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
[13:37] <xomp> 47777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777778
[13:37] <redheat_> Action..
[13:38] <jim_p> !swat
[13:38] <dns53> cambazz apt-get upgrade does that
[13:38] <xomp> sorry, my dog got on the keyboard there lol
[13:38] <jrib> xomp: was going to say cat
[13:38] <redheat_> really don't get what you're trying to make me do..did you understand that problem that I have..
[13:38] <redheat_> ?
[13:38] <drago1>  jrib:ServerName    #hari-Desktop
[13:38] <xomp> jrib, lol no, Pomeranian :P sorry for the spam guys.
[13:38] <jrib> drago1: why #?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: ok when you scan, do wireless devices show up
[13:39] <Akhanu`> redheat_: yes we did. From what I can see you can't get your wifi adapter to connect to your ap
[13:39] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Hey. I'm back.
[13:39] <Draconicus> How on EARTH can Xorg function with a blank xorg.conf?
[13:39] <drago1> jrib: i tried without which same error came.
[13:39] <redheat_> yes the networks do show up..no matter how many times I try to login to my network it won't
[13:39] <xomp> Draconicus, with it's magical dracula powers of course :)
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: the new version apparently doesnt need it. It blew me away too. I always config it myself
[13:39] <redheat_> it keeps asking me about the passphrase for my WPA and that's it..
[13:39] <jrib> drago1: put "ServerName localhost".  Does that work?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: do you use wpa?
[13:40] <xomp> redheat_, did this same wifi card work fine with your AP and windows before?
[13:40] <redheat_> the two swirling greyed out
[13:40] <redheat_> yes
[13:40] <ancientadm> redheat_ sounds like supplicant implementation issues.
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: do you have the wpa supplicant installed
[13:40] <redheat_> so what should I do in this case? and by the way I have tried to make it open, no security but to no avail..didn't work out
[13:40] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - that exact linky is about 'he machine with squid running is not the same machine as iptables is running on', which is pretty much the opposite of what im doing...but i'm checking the first few pages, maybe something there
[13:41] <redheat_> I just installed ubuntu and I don't know what a wireless supplicant is?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | redheat_
[13:41] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Well, you configure it yourself - maybe you can help. EnvyNG configured my xorg nice and shiny, with correct resolution. I know it's working, because now it goes out of the range of my monitor! I'm pretty sure it's because of the refresh rate, but adding @65 to my resolution tags doesn't work. Suggestions?
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: if you use wpa you need the supplicant
[13:41] <xomp> ActionParsnip, is it possible to use an old wifi card that can at maximum, support WEP networks with a WPA-PSK network maybe with a suppliment?
[13:42] <drago1> jrib:apache  server got started... but still not getting home page..........
[13:42] <redheat_> what was that?
[13:42] <Akhanu`> jokeUsa: in a way it's the same thing. Just the redirection to another host involves playing with FORWARD chain, while when you're local, you don't need the FORWARD chain and you specify the squid-box-ip as your own host's ip.
[13:42] <jrib> drago1: clear the cache in your browser and then type 'localhost'
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: try setting the leftmost resolution i xorg.conf to 1024x768
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: or try a silly low refresh like 50
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> xomp: good point
[13:43] <Chinezu`> hello.i need change MAC adrees on ubuntu for DHCP ip adresses for my internet.
[13:43] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Will adjusting it from nvidia-settings after that be a viable, permanent solution? How will I get to my 1600x1200?
[13:43] <ancientadm> Chinezu: you sound like you need to change 2 things?
[13:43] <ActionParsnip> Chinezu`: you can change it in /etc/network/interface file
[13:43] <delfick> hello. I setup my apache server on my computer and set the document root in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default to /home/iambob/web but when I go to http://localhost it gives me a 403 forbidden. I'm wondering if anyone knows what I can do to figure out how to fix this .. ? :) (without just using the localhost/~iambob and ~/public_html thing)
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: id get some kind of display using the drivers then build up
[13:44] <Ziryab> I have a problem with previewing mp3 files in nautilus , ogg FLAC and wav work when i hover the mouse, but not mp3's (mpg123 , mpg321 installed), any ideas ?
[13:44] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Good plan, but I've proven that 1600x1200@65 works... why won't it here?
[13:45] <Akhanu`> ancientadm: I think he wants to change mac address because wherever the dhcp server is, checks for mac addresses before providing info the the connecting hosts.
[13:45] <BlueEagle> delfick: You need to set the files as group readable and change the group of the files to the user the apache server runs as.
[13:45] <ancientadm> Akhanu`: MAC filtering... cool.
[13:45] <Akhanu`> yap yap. nifty stuff
[13:46] <delfick> BlueEagle: it still isn't working :(
[13:46] <Chinezu`> Akhanu`: my last network adapter is down and i change this adapter but dont speack my provider for change mac
[13:46] <Chinezu`> its ok.... ty
[13:46] <Akhanu`> ancientadm: that's a 'maybe' anyhow. that's how I read Chinezu`s question.
[13:46] <ancientadm> Chinezu` speak to yo8ur provider. lol
[13:46] <zulu34sx> could someone guide me threw the installation of animated wallpapers as seen here:  http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Animated+Desktop?content=88248    PLEASE?
[13:46] <zulu34sx> Problem: I'm stuck at step 5 with the error "opción errónea".
[13:46] <redheat_> No help whatsoever..anyhow thank you guys for your kind help totally appreciate it..
[13:47] <Akhanu`> Chinezu`: hold on I check, I forgot the exact way to do what you need.
[13:47] <kevin_> anyone live in japan?
[13:47] <drago1> jrib:sorry..some connection made me to log out.. ya typed but didnt work.do i need to re install apache...?
[13:47] <ancientadm> ActionParsnip: Action, i don't see any place in /etc/network/interfaces to change MAC...
[13:47] <jrib> drago1: no.  Did you clear your browser's cache?
[13:48] <drago1> jrib:ya..
[13:48] <ActionParsnip> ancientadm: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu.html
[13:48] <ancientadm> ActionParsnip: thanks =)
[13:48] <BlueEagle> delfick: Has apache got access all the way along the directory structure?
[13:49] <ActionParsnip> ancientadm: simple websearch
[13:49] <Akhanu`> Chinezu`: if your ethernet card is eth0, do:    sudo ifconfig eth0 down ; sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:80:48:BA:d1:20 ;  sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[13:49] <delfick> BlueEagle: how do I check?
[13:49] <Akhanu`> Chinezu`: replace the mac address with your own
[13:49] <BlueEagle> delfick: chown on each directory I would guess.
[13:49] <BlueEagle> delfick: or ls -l on them to just check and not set.
[13:49] <ancientadm> ActionParsnip: i'm simply sleepy. :)
[13:50] <jrib> drago1: ps -ef | grep apache
[13:50] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I'll be back. :3
[13:50] <Chinezu`> ty all
[13:50] <Standalf> hi
[13:50] <Standalf> I need help with CHMOD, I'm a newbie and I need just following thing: I have tremded, a file in usr/... and I need to launch another tremded, that is in else directory... tremded launches the tremulous server and this script is written in start-server.cfg then I can just write ./start-server and it's launched. Friend told me to use chmod, but I don't know how, I need help please... start-server.cfg now looks like that:
[13:50] <sint> hey, does anyone here use luks? i wonder if its possible to start the whole system with all drives with only one password?
[13:50] <Standalf> #!/bin/sh
[13:50] <Standalf> nohup ./tremulous-server &
[13:51] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - that manual speaks about 'httpd_accel_xxx', and tells me to uncomment them, but there are no signs of this in my squid.conf file :<
[13:51] <Kartagis> how to make iso of a file using console? or can i?,
[13:51] <jokeUsa> Apparently something to do with differences between versions, squid3 has some new stuff/config
[13:51] <Jeruvy> Kartagis: mkisofs
[13:52] <Standalf> can anyone help me out?
[13:52] <drago1>  jrib: * Starting web server apache2                                           [ OK ] hari@localhost:~$  ps -ef | grep apache hari      8277  8199  0 18:20 pts/0    00:00:00 grep apache
[13:52] <drago1> .... is the o/p
[13:52] <Mez> 3!ask | Standalf
[13:52] <Mez> !pastebin | drago1
[13:52] <Mez> !ask | Standalf
[13:52] <Kartagis> !mkisofs
[13:52] <BlueEagle> delfick: Also, did you add that people are allowed to view the content when defining the alternate document root?
[13:53] <BlueEagle> delfick: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/89118/apache-gives-me-403-access-forbidden-when-documentroot-points-to-two-different
[13:53] <jrib> drago1: then it's not running.  Stop it and start it
[13:53] <Kartagis> Jeruvy, what package is mkisofs part of?
[13:53] <Jeruvy> Kartagis: I have no idea, just take a look in the ubuntu repositories or search with synaptic or apt
[13:53] <RussTee> hello
[13:54] <RussTee> :)
[13:54] <ActionParsnip> hi
[13:54] <baudthief> I've setup openSSH and got X11 forwarding working (which is freakin AWESOME!)
[13:55] <baudthief> is there any way to remotely view/open an application that's already running?
[13:55] <delfick> BlueEagle: that last one is probably the problem as my home drive is on a seperate partition
[13:55] <BlueEagle> Kartagis: mkisofs is a viritual package according to aptitude search.
[13:55] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I'm baaaack.
[13:55] <drago1> jrib: httpd (no pid file) not running......... is being displayed.
[13:55] <BlueEagle> delfick: Is it mounted in such a way that non-root users can read it at all?
[13:56] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - well, thx for help, work ends, ill bug ya for more on monday
[13:56] <delfick> BlueEagle: I'm not sure
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: better?
[13:56] <BlueEagle> delfick: Which filesystem is the partition and which options do you use when mounting it?
[13:56] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Well, here's the thing, I can run at 1024x768. Xorg.conf ignores the two @60 tagged resolutions in front of it. Also, I seem not to be using the nvidia driver still. No graphics acceleration. nvidia-settings says I'm not.
[13:56] <delfick> BlueEagle: /dev/sda5 /home     ext3    defaults        0       2
[13:57] <delfick> straight from /etc/fstab
[13:57] <Akhanu`> lol jokeUsa: no problem
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: what graphics card do you have?
[13:57] <Akhanu`> jokeUsa: but you didn't get it to work, did you ?
[13:57] <lakitu2> hey. two questions. when i try to use aticonfig to set --dtop=dualhead or whatever, it goes to this very primitive mode supposedly without a window manager... how do i get dual head (dual monitor) setup on my comp WITH a window manager?
[13:58] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: FX 5200. :<
[13:58] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - nope, not yet
[13:58] <jokeUsa> Akhanu` - thx for today, bb
[13:58] <lakitu2> hey ActionParsnip. still frontline defense for Ubuntu? =)
[13:58] <drago1> jrib: in serivces ,its shown as being running.......
[13:58] <BlueEagle> delfick: You could try #apache to see if they know more than I do. (which they most likely will)
[13:59] <delfick> BlueEagle: k then, thnx for the help :)
[13:59] <BlueEagle> delfick: It's really an apache error and not ubuntu spesific as far as I can tell.
[13:59] <jrib> BlueEagle: what do you mean by "services"?
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: try nvidia-glx
[13:59] <jrib> drago1: what do you mean by "services"?
[13:59] <BlueEagle> jrib: happy tab-complete day. ;)
[13:59] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I did try that... but alright.
[13:59] <joh> Anyone got NetworkManager-openvpn to work? Here the UI just freezes with a lot of Gtk-CRITICAL messages.
[13:59] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Didn't try them with this xorg.conf
[14:00] <drago1> jrib:services in Administration....
[14:00] <lakitu2> btw, my grafics card is a Radeon HD 2600
[14:00] <Dreamglider> is there any hot-key to open a terminal window ?
[14:00] <cambazz> well how do I burn an image file (iso) to cdr
[14:00] <jrib> drago1: ignore that.  Did you stop it and start it using /etc/init.d/ ?  What was the output?
[14:00] <lakitu2> Dreamglider, i set mine using compiz-fusion, in the general options button, or whatever
[14:00] <jrib> cambazz: right click on it -> burn
[14:00] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: brb
[14:00] <danbh_intrepid> Dreamglider: you can set one up
[14:00] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: you could always install easyubuntu
[14:00] <_-RED-_> at-f3 or keyboard shortcuts
[14:00] <_-RED-_> alt
[14:01] <drago1> jrib:ya...o/p was--- * Starting web server apache2                                           [ OK ]
[14:01] <lakitu2> also, i CAN get big desktop mode, but not dual head
[14:01] <Dreamglider> how would i assign a key to open terminal ?
[14:01] <jrib> Dreamglider: preferences -> keyboard shortcuts
[14:01] <specer76> ciao
[14:01] <jrib> drago1: now check ps
[14:01] <ActionParsnip> Dreamglider: you could create a key shortcut to terminal, or install tilda ;)
[14:02] <specer76> !list
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> !info tilda | Dreamglider
[14:02] <Pimpin> who can suggest a process manager for gnome?
[14:02] <ActionParsnip> Pimpin: top or ps
[14:02] <lakitu2> haha
[14:02] <drago1> jrib:hari      8556  8199  0 18:32 pts/0    00:00:00 grep apache.....
[14:02] <Pimpin> ActionParsnip, thanks a lot
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> Pimpin: they run in any *nix varient
[14:03] <ancientadm> Dreamglider: on Hardy, System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts might help
[14:03] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Howdy. No go on the driver. Still not loading nvidia x module...
[14:03] <lakitu2> i would like a real antivirus program that allows me to FPS my virii
[14:03] <Dreamglider> thanks
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: you could install easyubuntu
[14:03] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Do you know if there's some way to force X to adhere strictly to the xorg.conf file?
[14:03] <Pimpin> ActionParsnip, yup I got it
[14:03] <jrib> drago1: stop it.  What happens when you do 'sudo apache2ctl start' afterwards?
[14:03] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Don't make me cringe.... :o
[14:03] <jrib> lakitu2: FPS?
[14:03] <danbh_intrepid> !antivirus | lakitu2
[14:03] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: not sure, maybe you could add it as an arg when you start x
[14:04] <lakitu2> jrib, first person shoot
[14:04] <lakitu2> danbh_intrepid, doi =) i know
[14:04] <drago1> jrib:just prompt appears.
[14:05] <jrib> drago1: are you showing me the FULL output from 'ps -ef | grep apache'?
[14:05] <koko> o
[14:05] <koko> ...
[14:05] <Orbixx> Any ideas why this wireless will connect to other networks, but not my own, which is WPA2 encrypted? I enter the correct key, but it just refuses it.
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> id install AV for linux, with ubuntu taking off there are sure to be exploits
[14:05] <Kartagis> BlueEagle, Jeruvy : I am using genisoimage
[14:05] <lakitu2> ActionParsnip, that's what i think, too
[14:05] <ActionParsnip> Orbixx: have you installed the wpa supplicant?
[14:05] <Dreamglider> is there a text file for iptables i can edit to open ports  ?
[14:06] <scorpionkiller> j
[14:06] <lakitu2> ActionParsnip, so does Kaspersky
[14:06] <Orbixx> ActionParsnip: Not sure.
[14:06] <jrib> Dreamglider: iptables has no rules to block any ports by default
[14:06] <Pimpin> who tried to put ati 8.10 on ubuntu 8.10?
[14:06] <drago1> jrib:ya...... ﻿hari      8556  8199  0 18:32 pts/0    00:00:00 grep apache..... this is full o/p
[14:06] <Orbixx> ActionParsnip: Let me rephrase. I haven't installed it. Is it installed by default?
[14:06] <jrib> drago1: what version of ubuntu?
[14:06] <drago1> jrib:ubuntu 8.04
[14:06] <Dreamglider> jrib, it seems that the bittorrent port i use is blocked
[14:06] <BlueEagle> Kartagis: Did you try: sudo apt-get install mkisofs
[14:06] <specer76> ciao
[14:07] <billgoldberg> Is there an ubuntu 8.10 minimal cd out yet?
[14:07] <specer76> !list
[14:07] <jrib> Dreamglider: sudo iptables -L   will show you there are no rules (unless you installed something to set some)
[14:07] <billgoldberg> If so, where can I get my hands on it? I'm not seeing it on the mirrors.
[14:07] <DJones> !intrepid
[14:07] <jrib> drago1: anything in /var/log/apache2/error.log ?
[14:07] <billgoldberg> ok
[14:07] <BlueEagle> !ibex | billgoldberg
[14:08] <Orbixx> ActionParsnip: wpasupplicant is installed
[14:09] <thomasite> Hi. I've just installed VLC but I couldn't play my VCDs.
[14:09] <thomasite> I clicked on File -> Open Disc -> VCD but nothing happened.
[14:09] <lakitu2> so any ideas, on getting dual head to work with aticonfig? like i say, when i do it, i have no window manager (it says)
[14:10] <drago1> jrib: PHP Fatal error:  Unable to start clamav module in Unknown on line 0 LibClamAV Error: cli_loaddbdir(): Can't open directory /var/lib/clamav...many such lines
[14:10] <lakitu2> everything is really primitive, & there is like no windows, they all "bind" to the taskbar
[14:10] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: I think I've got it now. Ubuntu realized it wasn't using the nvidia driver. I'm enabling it through the dialog.
[14:10] <lakitu2> (again, running a Radeon HD 2600)
[14:10] <jrib> drago1: do you know anything about that?
[14:10] <jclbrt> when i resize windows it always shows the outline of the window resizing i have the faint memory that there is a way that i can change it so that when i resize a window the whole window resizes (kinda like in OS X) and not an outline of the window
[14:11] <drago1> jrib:sorry... no
[14:11] <ActionParsnip> Draconicus: so you have direct rendering now?
[14:11] <jrib> drago1: do you have anything related to clamav installed?
[14:12] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: Rebooting. Wish me luck.
[14:12] <Draconicus> ActionParsnip: And no. Just the "Hardware Drivers" dialog gave me the option.
[14:12] <Orbixx> Any ideas why this wireless will connect to other networks, but not my own, which is WPA2 encrypted? I enter the correct key, but it just refuses it.
[14:12] <Dreamglider> Draconicus, good luck :)
[14:13] <drago1> jrib:no. i just wanted to execute php script in server.but home page itself is not displayed.
[14:13] <jclbrt> any ideas on where i can find the option to get rid of the outline when resizing windows.... i thought it was in the window settings but cnt find it there
[14:14] <jrib> drago1: you installed php?
[14:14] <Cim> omg man, ubuntu 8.10 has better support for ati now
[14:15] <Kartagis> how can i add a user with no ~ ?
[14:16] <drago1>  jrib:ya only some of those available packages..can you tell me which all should i do...?
[14:16] <mick02> Kartagis ???
[14:16] <mick02> adduser usersname
[14:16] <mick02> ???
[14:16] <jrib> Kartagis: see the man page for useradd
[14:16] <Cim> anybody here using ubuntu 8.10?
[14:17] <Kartagis> mick02, i want to override adduser.conf at runtime
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | Cim
[14:17] <Kartagis> jrib too
[14:17] <Pimpin> I want to upgrade, but before I need to know if it works with the latest ati drivers(
[14:17] <ActionParsnip> Cim: everyone there is
[14:17] <Cim> Pimpin: i have ati radeon 2400 hd pro
[14:17] <drago1> jrib: i think i have problem in starting apache server.........
[14:17] <poopuser> for the love of god can anyone explain to me how to install flashplayer 10 on hardy?
[14:17] <mick02> Kartagis, what exactly are you trying to do?
[14:17] <Cim> Pimpin: it's workin better than hardy
[14:17] <jrib> drago1: well try to purge the php stuff and see if apache starts then
[14:17] <Cim> way better
[14:18] <Pimpin> Cim, ok then I will upgrade right now, thx
[14:18] <Cim> pimpin
[14:18] <Cim> back up first
[14:18] <Pimpin> yup
[14:18] <Cim> unless you don't care
[14:18] <Cim> then go ahead lol
[14:18] <FloodBot2> Cim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:18] <Pimpin> ))
[14:18] <Cim> i love the new look too!
[14:18] <Kartagis> mick02, I want to create a user with no home directory but for that i have to edit /etc/adduser.conf and i don't want that
[14:19] <Pimpin> the black one u mean?
[14:19] <poopuser> Kartagis:  -M
[14:19] <Cim> playing tremulous on hardy was sluggish! but now in intrepid ibex, it fixed my problem
[14:19] <Cim> yeah the dark menus
[14:19] <poopuser> usr this prefix
[14:19] <poopuser> *use
[14:19] <Cim> and a new grungy wallpaper
[14:19] <ActionParsnip> Cim: mustve been drivers which you are benefitting from
[14:19] <Pimpin> :)
[14:19] <zhangliang_> 大家好哦！
[14:19] <zhangliang_> 好久没爱了！
[14:19] <Cim> ActionParsnip: what you mean?
[14:19] <FloodBot2> zhangliang_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:19] <zhangliang_> 好久没来了！
[14:20] <blomo> hello, where can i see error-messages that came up at boot-up? syslog, messages or where?
[14:20] <Akhanu`> !cn
[14:20] <Kartagis> thanks poopuser
[14:20] <Kartagis> cn | zhangliang_
[14:20] <poopuser> Kartagis: np
[14:20] <Kartagis> !cn | zhangliang_
[14:20] <Cim> lol chinese user
[14:20] <Cim> can't believe i am seeing his chinese fonts
[14:20] <mick02> Kartagis see http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-223298.html
[14:21] <ActionParsnip> Cim: well intrepid has some newer stuff supported so your hardware is benefitting
[14:21] <neEa_kEsEpiAN> #surabaya
[14:21] <zhangliang_> KAO
[14:21] <zhangliang_> 你什么意思？
[14:21] <Cim> ActionParsnip: yes, i am loving it =]
[14:21] <poopuser> so ppl of ubuntu can u explain how to install flash 10?
[14:21] <Cim> poopuser: you can install flash by going to the site adobe.com
[14:21] <Pimpin> how can I remove warning message about undifined resolution before loading the splash screen in grab, that pop ups each time I am booting the system ?
[14:22] <Cim> poopuser: you might wanna convert the rpm package into a deb package
[14:22] <poopuser> Cim : wow thx man (ubuntu  community is just great)
[14:22] <Cim> poopuser: is that sarcasm? 8-)
[14:22] <drago1> jrib:no still same......
[14:22] <poopuser> anybody ells about flash?the .deb install dosn't work as well as the .tar.gz
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> Cim: im waiting til its released. I dislike alpha releases
[14:23] <Orbixx> !cn | zhangliang__
[14:23] <Cim> poopuser: did you try using synaptec manager?
[14:23] <jrib> drago1: dpkg -l libapache2-mod-php5     on paste.ubuntu.com
[14:23] <Cim> ActionParsnip: oh i see, well it works fine right now for me anyways
[14:23] <Pimpin> how can I kill firefox?
[14:23] <gangsterlicious> zhangliang__: 白目。。。看不懂。。。
[14:23] <zhangliang__> ubuntu-cn
[14:23] <ActionParsnip> Cim: : sweet
[14:23] <zhangliang__> 说我！！！
[14:23] <Cim> Pimpin: what you mean kill?
[14:23] <poopuser> Cim : as i said befor i want version 10  not 9
[14:23] <Orbixx> zhangliang_: /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:23] <jrib> Pimpin: xkill  in a terminal, and then click on it
[14:23] <gangsterlicious> zhangliang__: take your chinese to ubuntu-cn
[14:23] <mick02> poopuser check out http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/05/16/test-drive-flash-player-10-beta-in-ubuntu/
[14:23] <lakitu2> zhangliang_   /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:23] <Pimpin> using kill command
[14:23] <Pimpin> jrib, k
[14:23] <Cim> poopuser: i'm not too sure if there's a flash 10 for ubuntu yet
[14:24] <zhangliang__> #ubuntu-cn
[14:24] <poopuser> thx all
[14:24] <gangsterlicious> zhangliang__: 不是你嗎﹖
[14:24] <jrib> poopuser: you need to be more specific than "won't work"
[14:24] <Orbixx> /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:24] <poopuser> thx mick02
[14:24] <lakitu2> zhangliang_   /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:24] <davidroderick> when I run fetchmail I get an email asking for my password and the subject line as sudo -u news /usr/sbin/fetchmail
[14:24] <Cim> Pimpin:  open up terminal type in sudo killall firefox %u
[14:24] <mick02> poopuser np
[14:24] <gangsterlicious> zhangliang__: type "/join #ubuntu-cn"
[14:24] <zhangliang__> 怎么了？哥们！
[14:25] <gangsterlicious> 在上班。。 ^^
[14:25] <Orbixx> Any ideas why this wireless will connect to other networks, but not my own, which is WPA2 encrypted? I enter the correct key, but it just refuses it.
[14:26] <Pimpin> hmm, its strange, it says there are no firefox's processes, but when I am trying to open a new window, it says to close the existing one, cause firefox doesn't respond
[14:26] <Cim> hmm
[14:26] <jrib> Pimpin: ps -ef | grep firefox
[14:26] <Cim> Pimpin: you should try using the force quit feature
[14:26] <Pimpin> I cant see the firefox tab to use it
[14:26] <mick02> Orbixx is there any MAC Address filtering?
[14:26] <Orbixx> No.
[14:27] <Cim> Pimpin: try logging out and back in
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> Pimpin: run ps -ef | grep fire in terminal
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> Pimpin: you will then see if its running
[14:27] <mick02> Orbixx if you change the encryption to WEP or WPA2 are you having the same problem (or is that an option?)
[14:27] <Pimpin> ActionParsnip, already and its running
[14:27] <mkhlnsh> hello. what otions are available for encrypting partitions with dm-crypt and luks. i see on some tutorials that --cipher aes-cbc-essiv:sha256 --key-size 256 is the "best"/"most used" option. is there something stronger than that?
[14:27] <Pimpin> I will log out then
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> Pimpin: then kill <pid>
[14:28] <drago1> jrib:did you see..........
[14:28] <amanulla> is there any command to know currently running processes
[14:28] <drago1>  jrib:sorry    did you see..........
[14:29] <lexrupy1> amanulla: in a terminal ps aux
[14:29] <mick02> amanulla try typing ps -ef in terminal
[14:29] <ziroday> amanulla: you can do ps -ax but thats a long list, you might like top which shows the most resource intensive programs
[14:29] <askand> What filesystem is best to have on a SSD disk?
[14:29] <Cim> amanulla: you can try using the system monitor
[14:29] <chaddy> askand: probably fat, for portability
[14:29] <jrib> drago1: you need to give me the link to your paste
[14:29] <lexrupy1> amanulla: for look for a specific one try ps aux | grep your_search
[14:29] <amanulla> ok
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> askand: depends, if you are running put linux, ext2. If its to go in windows boxes too then ntfs
[14:30] <drago1> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58806/
[14:30] <askand> ActionParsnip: Its linux, ext2 is better then ext3?
[14:31] <blomo> during boot, the graphical screen goes to textmode boot. how can i find out why this happens?
[14:31] <chaddy> askand: ext3 writes journal, which might cause more wear and tear than you want, ext2 less so
[14:31] <jrib> drago1: it's still installed.  You need to purge it
[14:31] <ActionParsnip> askand: its not got a journal so you'll get more space, ext3 is better for drives as the jounal helps disaster recovery as well as other stuff. the journal is kinda pointless for SD cards unless they are like 2GB +
[14:32] <drogomir> hi, I have weird problem with shift key
[14:32] <askand> chaddy: ActionParsnip: ok thanks
[14:32] <drogomir> when I press it
[14:32] <drogomir> it's active for some time, so when i press some key few seconds after pressing shift i get the capital letter....
[14:33] <drogomir> and after pressing it twice it works like caps lock. anybody knows how to turn it off? ;]
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> askand: windows is funny about none ms filesystems so go for ntfs if you've got some windows boxes
[14:34] <blomo> during boot, the graphical screen goes to textmode boot. how can i find out why this happens?
[14:34] <CerebrosuS> lol 1343 users :D
[14:34] <pawan> hi
[14:34] <pawan> when is the new version coming out
[14:34] <lexrupy1> blomo: are you using intrepid?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> pawan: 30th
[14:34] <CerebrosuS> pa30.10
[14:34] <blomo> lexrupy1, yes
[14:35] <askand> ActionParsnip: nope no windows :) but ext2 is the best? No other linuxfilesystems that is better?
[14:35] <voland> pawan in 13 days
[14:35] <lexrupy1> !intrepid | blomo
[14:35] <arvind_khadri> hi, i am unable to play songs from a site which pops up a real player...
[14:35] <blomo> lexrupy1, thx
[14:35] <CerebrosuS> oh i had forgotten, ... hi to all
[14:35] <Cim> gnite everyone
[14:35] <voland> askand, ext3 more reliable
[14:35] <drago1> jrib:ya apache server is started...and on browser, IT WORKS! is the o/p...not the home page..
[14:35] <voland> CerebrosuS, hello there
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> askand: itll wear your disk less and give you the extra space
[14:36] <jrib> drago1: ok.  Now you need to troubleshoot php.  It's most likely related to that clam error.  What does this return: aptitude search '~i~nclam'
[14:36] <askand> voland: reliable how?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> arvind_khadri: do you have the right codec for the stream? what messages do you get?
[14:38] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, i dont get any error...i just wanted some help on getting the real player plugin
[14:38] <drago1> jrib:http://paste.ubuntu.com/58809/ check this link for o/p
[14:38] <jrib> drago1: you don't want clam right?
[14:38] <drago1> jrib:no....
[14:38] <jrib> drago1: purge it
[14:40] <voland> askand, more secure and tolerant to power downs
[14:40] <Pupeno> Can an installation of Mediwiki hold more than two sites?
[14:41] <voland> askand, I heard rumors that new ext4 better we've ever had but can not check it :)
[14:41] <drago1> jrib:done...
[14:41] <jrib> drago1: then install php again and restart apache
[14:42] <zulu34sx> I try it again now, maybe nobody knew how to help me...
[14:42] <zulu34sx> ﻿(14:46:47) zulu34sx: could someone guide me threw the installation of animated wallpapers as seen here:  http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Animated+Desktop?content=88248    PLEASE?
[14:42] <zulu34sx> (14:46:47) zulu34sx: Problem: I'm stuck at step 5 with the error "opción errónea".
[14:42] <drago1> jrib:only pkg php5?
[14:42] <CerebrosuS> hm?
[14:42] <CerebrosuS> zulu34sx, please the error in english
[14:42] <jrib> drago1: and the libapache2-mod
[14:42] <jrib> drago1: and the libapache2-mod-php5
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> !real | arvind_khadri
[14:42] <askand>  voland: I see, but if you have it on a SSD-disk, ext2 has less writing?
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> askand: id go have a look what the actual difference between ext2 and 3 is
[14:43] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, thanks
[14:43] <zulu34sx> i dont have the error in english
[14:43] <zulu34sx> im german
[14:44] <zulu34sx> and installed a LINUX MINT 5 in english
[14:44] <voland> askand, oh in thar case yes. If you don't need journal choose ext2. I've never use reiser or xfs so I can't say anything about them.
[14:44] <zulu34sx> but the error comes from the file i downloaded from that link below
[14:45] <drago1> jrib:is this pkg?libapache2-mod-bt (BitTorrent tracker for the Apache2 web server)
[14:46] <jrib> drago1: no, it's the one you just purged: libapache2-mod-php5 and php5 too
[14:47] <stardrop> hello people
[14:47] <jbroome_> i am a meat popscicle
[14:47] <DaveG|> hey, i'm using ubuntu 8.04 on a xps m1330, for some reason the digitial microphone is really quiet... Anyone got any ideas how to make it louder? I've tried alsorts in the mixer
[14:47] <drago1> jrib:this was recommended for php5 and there is no such ﻿libapache2-mod-php5 in synaptic mgr...
[14:47] <SuperLag> any screen gurus around? Is there a way to send a command to all sessions, simultaneously?
[14:47] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, the bot points to 6.10 documentation
[14:48] <stardrop> i was about to file a bug report on totem but thought i might ask if it's a known issue
[14:48] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, its ok anyways i found the .deb for real player
[14:48] <saml> is version 7.04 stable?
[14:48] <ajunior> 8.04
[14:49] <saml> for a web server. or shoudl I use latest version?
[14:49] <jrib> drago1: look at what you pasted before: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58806/  you need that package installed again
[14:49] <stardrop> anybody fairly familiar with totem?
[14:49] <ajunior> saml, use a server edition 8.04
[14:49] <jrib> drago1: use apt-get, not synaptic
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> saml: yes its stable
[14:49] <Whitor> saml, use the latest version
[14:49] <saml> https://scalr.net/faq.html  i'm not sure why they use version 7.04  (at the bottom of page)
[14:49] <mick02> Hey, has anyone got Domino running on Ubuntu as their mail server? If so what way or how do you back it up?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> saml: id get hardy or wait a fortnight for intrepid
[14:50] <kumar> any girls online
[14:50] <jrib> !offtopic | kumar
[14:50] <Whitor> saml, probably becasue thats what was current when they set it up
[14:50] <kumar> hey spesk in english
[14:50] <jorge_> not a pick up place
[14:51] <mo> hi all, im newby in ubuntu and in irc ... how can i install qip on ubuntu ?
[14:51] <DaveG|> hey, i'm using ubuntu 8.04 on a xps m1330, for some reason the digitial microphone is really quiet... Anyone got any ideas how to make it louder? I've tried alsorts in the mixer
[14:51] <jorge_> hey i wanna know the difference between kernel 2.6.24(hardy kernel) and the new kernel in intrepid
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> DaveG|: crank the mic boost
[14:51] <ajunior> saml, for servers, i recommend server edition 8.04 (this is a last stable version\0
[14:51] <mick02> Mo have you tried sudo apt-get install qip
[14:52] <jackmcbarn> quick question
[14:52] <jackmcbarn> why are the tremulous packages in the multiverse repository? tremulous is gpl
[14:52] <DaveG|> ActionParsnip, where's the mic boost? there isn't one
[14:52] <mo> mick, no ... shall i write it in terminal ?
[14:52] <mick02> Yep
[14:52] <drago1> jrib:see o/p at http://paste.ubuntu.com/58814/
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> DaveG|: not sure in gnome, id look into it in gnome
[14:53] <Whitor> Hi, I'm having a problem with my network adapter. for some reason there is an ip assigned to my eth0 when its not plugged into a jack and its not staticly assigned. This is a problem becasue its default gateway is causing problems with my Wlan0 adapter.
[14:53] <ActionParsnip> DaveG|: sounds like the answer, if mic boost is zero generally its very quiet
[14:53] <mo> can i use pidgin as an qip client ?
[14:53] <mick02> Whitor have you tried to tried dropping the connection and bringing it back up?
[14:53] <jorge_> whitor | maybe you have dhcpd
[14:53] <jrib> drago1: ok, restart apache
[14:54] <jrib> drago1: I'll be back in a few if you still have issues
[14:54] <Whitor> mick02, yeah, that works until the next reboot
[14:54] <drago1> jrib: ok...........
[14:54] <Whitor> jorge_, it is set for dhcp ... but its not plugged into anything
[14:55] <mick02> Whitor so you're getting an IP address even though there's no physical connection to the router?
[14:55] <Whitor> so ubuntu shouldn't assign an ip to it
[14:55] <Whitor> mick02, yeah
[14:55] <stardrop> Why does Totem freeze for a few secs on startup if  internet goes down? It's as if it's trying to load some internet address on startup..
[14:55] <mick02> Whitor what happens if you do sudo etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> mick02: you always get an ip, you will get 162.254.x.y as the dhcp fail ip address
[14:56] <Akhanu`> stardrop: you're accessing remote files to view ?
[14:56] <jorge_> Whitor | if it's not plugged in so bring down the interface
[14:56] <stardrop> nope..not remote..just local file
 mick02: you always get an ip, you will get 162.254.x.y as the dhcp fail ip address
[14:56] <jackmcbarn> isnt that 169.254.x.y?
[14:56] <stardrop> it freezes for a couple of secs then it loads the file
[14:57] <Whitor> jorge_, yeah... That works... but I shouldn't have to jump throught those hoops every time I rebot my computer
[14:57] <Whitor> reboot*
[14:57] <Akhanu`> stardrop: it might search any online database for filling information on album, artist, etc.
[14:57] <Akhanu`> stardrop: for what's being currently plaied.
[14:57] <mick02> Whitor What IP address are you getting when your PC boots up?
[14:57] <jorge_> Whitor | use the config file
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> jackmcbarn: thats what i mean, i was trying to remember the 1st octet so took a stab
[14:58] <Whitor> mick02, I'm getting the ip that /was/ previously obtained via dhcp ... its like its 'sticking'
[14:58] <mick02> Whitor So you're not getting the 162.254.x.y IP that was mentioned?
[14:58] <Whitor> bizzare
[14:58] <drago1> jrib: hey are you there....?
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[14:58] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: are you using static ip?
[14:58] <stardrop> Akhanu: i'm playing movies, it kinda freaks me out...feels like it's calling home
[14:59] <Whitor> mick02, no... not from that subnet pool
[14:59] <Whitor> ActionParsnip, nope, dhcp
[14:59] <n8tuser> Whitor-> if its 169.x.x.x it is those bogus link ip address that are non routable
[14:59] <stardrop> Akhanu`: also quite annoying, since my internet is not very reliable
[14:59] <Akhanu`> stardrop: naaah. It it were, .you'd know it big time from the many who find pleasure sniffing their own network. ;)
[14:59] <Whitor> n8tuser, its 192.168.my.iprange
[14:59] <Akhanu`> (if it were*)
[14:59] <jrib> drago1: yes
[14:59] <n8tuser> Whitor-> then its valid ip address
[15:00] <mick02> Whitor can you post the output of your interfaces file to pastebin ... /etc/network/interfaces
[15:00] <amanulla> is there a way to restore only system file in ubuntu like restore point in xp
[15:01] <drago1> jrib:now  i need to execute php pgm written using this server.. how to achieve?
[15:01] <lakitu2> again - when i try to use aticonfig to set --initial=dualhead or whatever, it goes to this very primitive mode supposedly without a window manager... how do i get dual head (dual monitor) setup on my comp WITH a window manager? i have fglrx / aticonfig, & propertiery drivers, & a Radeon HD 2600
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: you can make sure with: sudo mv /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces_old
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: then reboot
[15:01] <jrib> drago1: what is "pgm"?
[15:01] <amanulla> !reatore
[15:01] <amanulla> !restore
[15:01] <Whitor> mick02, http://pastebin.com/m7ec36988
[15:01] <drago1> jrib:sorry.... program
[15:02] <stardrop> Akhanu`: heh heh..thanks for the help
[15:02] <lakitu2> (lol: proprietary*)
[15:02] <jrib> drago1: do you just want to load a page written in php on your server or do you want to run a php script on the command line?
[15:02] <amanulla> is there a way to restore only system file in ubuntu like restore point in xp
[15:02] <amanulla> only replacing system files
[15:02] <jrib> amanulla: no, not that I know of
[15:02] <jrib> amanulla: why though?
[15:02] <drago1>  jrib: ﻿just want to load a page written in php on your server
[15:03] <khalood> is there a good mp3 player with equalizer just like winamp in windows that plays also video ?
[15:03] <Whitor> The real problem is that there are two routes for 0.0.0.0 ... both to the same gateway, but each through a different interface .. one interface which isn't really active ...
[15:03] <jrib> drago1: write a php page, drop it in /var/www/ and go to localhost/phppage_or_whatever
[15:03] <mick02> Whitor try adding 'auto eth0' (without quotes) underneath line 11 then do sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[15:03] <Akhanu`> stardrop: I experience that as you, when I play anything that's remote. That is, If I'm browsing a remote host and play media with totem from it, totem always frezes for a couple of seconds at start.
[15:04] <askand> what happens if I have evoultion on two computers both with the same gmailaccount, will the mail get to both evolutions?
[15:04] <Whitor> mick02, was also thinking of taking out the inet  .... part of the eth0 line ... Does that tell the system to use it as a gateway to the internet ?
[15:04] <khalood> askand:  :s
[15:04] <khalood> 0_o
[15:05] <askand> khalood: :S
[15:05] <mick02> Whitor just wondering, is there any reason that you can't give eth0 a static IP address
[15:05] <khalood> askand: lol
[15:05] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: you could assign static ip data
[15:05] <khalood> askand: of course it will
[15:05] <khalood> askand: just make it not to delete the email from the server
[15:05] <CyberMime> askand, if you use IMAP all your mail clients will see the same mail, gmail has IMAP available
[15:05] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, am getting a segfault for the plugins... i
[15:06] <mick02> ActionParsnip I think we're on the same line!!!
[15:06] <Whitor> mick02, It is possible... but not my prefered route
[15:06] <khalood> ﻿is there a good mp3 player with equalizer just like winamp in windows that plays also video ?
[15:06] <askand> CyberMime: But imap does not get mail and make them avaible offline?
[15:06] <mick02> Whitor have you done what I suggested above?
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> !xmms
[15:06] <Whitor> mick02, working on it :)
[15:06] <frith> hello, I have a system with an amd64 live cpu, however that cpu doesn't seem to run 64bit distros
[15:06] <ActionParsnip> !player | khalood
[15:07] <mick02> Whitor Let me know when you've got it done
[15:07] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, any ideas?
[15:07] <khalood> Oooh ,, then what is the best among them  ??
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> arvind_khadri: which plugins?
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> !best | khalood
[15:07] <khalood> ActionParsnip: lol , u always make bots answer for u !?
[15:08] <drago1>  jrib: ya did that.stored in /var/www/html/php...but at browser...o/p is The requested URL /php was not found on this server(url-Thttp://localhost/php)
[15:08] <arvind_khadri> ActionParsnip, the totem and the real player
[15:08] <jrib> drago1: that would be http://localhost/html/php
[15:08] <khalood> ActionParsnip: I mean , winamp plays video and audio and has a good looking
[15:08] <Whitor> mick02, got a big [Fail] when ading that line then restarting networking ...
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> khalood: they are there for a reason. saves me typing the same thing lots
[15:08] <redheat_> guys..I've downloaded the drivers for my wireless adapter from ralink.com the chipset manufacturer..how can I install them
[15:09] <Whitor> something about   interface eth0 declared allow-auto twice
[15:09] <khalood> ActionParsnip:  yeah I see :)
[15:09] <tyberion> whats ubuntu gnomes basic applet to show the battery for laptops?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> khalood: try a few, you can uninstall if you dont like them
[15:09] <khalood> ActionParsnip: uninstall !? I think i should learn how to install first
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> khalood: i like amarok but i use kde, one similar is banshee, millions love it, millions hate it
[15:09] <khalood> ActionParsnip:  lol
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> khalood: sudo apt-get install <program name>
[15:10] <the_edge> Hello! I've installed ssmtp so that when a cron job fails, it sends mail to my gmail. But now when a user that is not in sudoers uses sudo, it tries to send mail with ssmtp to postmaster@myhost... wich fails.. what can I do to prevent this?
[15:10] <khalood> ActionParsnip: that downloads and installs it ?
[15:10] <redheat_> guys can anyone help if possible? how to install the wireless drivers for my wireless card?
[15:10] <mick02> Whitor I'm a bit stumped. Can you paste the details of ifconfig to pastebin please
[15:10] <Akhanu`> redheat_: most probably you'd extract the files from the .tar.gz file. Then complile the kernel module, which might require only the kernel headers, or the worst case, the entire new kernel.
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> khalood: totally
[15:11] <khalood> ActionParsnip:  :) thanks dude
[15:11] <amanulla> is there a way to reinstall synaptic manager?
[15:11] <amanulla> only
[15:11] <arvind_khadri> !wifi
[15:11] <redheat_> it is the compile that scares me, don't know how to do that?
[15:11] <arvind_khadri> redheat_, ^^^
[15:11] <Akhanu`> redheat_: where did you get the driver from? paste the link
[15:11] <Rideh> redheat_: recompiling is a cinch there are good guides all over
[15:12] <redheat_> http://www.ralinktech.com/ralink/Home/Support/Linux.html
[15:12] <Rideh> redheat_:  typically it just involves turning on an extra option then recompiling and inserting so grub can find
[15:12] <redheat_> how is this supposed to be "user friendly" I don't know yet
[15:12] <drago1> jrib:ok...Thanks for ur help for such a long time...
[15:12] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: its not the same for everyone
[15:12] <redheat_> I mean you're asking a lot from an ordinary end user..
[15:13] <Whitor> mick02, http://pastebin.com/m113e7b57
[15:13] <Akhanu`> redheat_: which of those is yours ?
[15:13] <redheat_>  no mate, I don't mean me..I mean the whole thing
[15:13] <Rideh> redheat_: because for users who dont need those options they wont have a bloated kernel... trust me its like 4 steps and your done its not as overwhelming as it sounds
[15:13] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: if you do a fresh install of windows im sure lots of hardware wont work
[15:13] <redheat_> rt2870 usb
[15:13] <jrib> drago1: no problem
[15:14] <redheat_> actually, and just for honesty's sake, the only thing taht needed driver was that ill-fated piece of excrement AHCI by gigabyte..
[15:14] <Akhanu`> redheat_: hehe. well... it's still a young experience to have such things transfered from the developers to the users. Users are growing fast. Till late few botherd to make drivers abailable for linux. Allow the distros to catch up and incorporate the drivers by default, won't ya? :p
[15:14] <Whitor> symptoms of the problem: http://pastebin.com/m1c54c9b9
[15:15] <mick02> Whitor I'm stumped, I've no idea why this is happening. THe best advice I can give you now is to check out www.Google.com ... sorry bru
[15:15] <redheat_> not much, but take this for example, Creative is still freakingly laggin behind on linux drivers
[15:16] <redheat_> I mean they suck beyond imagination on their drivers..
[15:16] <Whitor> heh. good. I'm glad I'm not the only stumped one... I'll start digging through google. Thanks a lot !
[15:16] <redheat_> even those meant for vista
[15:16] <jatt> I tried to install ssh and I get
[15:16] <jatt> ssh: Depends: openssh-server but it is not going to be installed
[15:16] <jatt> (hardy)
[15:16] <jatt> why?
[15:16] <FloodBot2> jatt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:16] <ziroday> redheat_: if you would like to rant about lack of driver support, please do so in #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: then dont buy their stuff
[15:16] <tripitakit> #ubuntu-it
[15:16] <magnetron> jatt→ you need to run "sudo apt-get update"
[15:16] <redheat_> can't, they're the best
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: thats speculative
[15:16] <ziroday> jatt: type in sudo apt-get install openssh-server, its the same thing as ssh
[15:16] <chaddy> jatt: ssh is in by default, you probably want sshd, which is provided by openssh-server
[15:16] <MrKeuner> hi all, Hardy here on IBM thinkpad r52. I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. Did anybody get similar problem?
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: id take a turtlebeach any day over a creative
[15:17] <redheat_> and for that reason alone I have OS running on my system, xp pro, vista business, opensuse, ubuntu and mandriva
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: to me they are the "best"
[15:17] <bytecode> redheat_: it is a shame thatevery driver under the sun isn't yet available, but we're doing well, there are a lot of devices that are catered for by default under the kernel, and the fact that there is often the facility to compile your own drivers is an added bonus.
[15:17] <redheat_> there's that new thing ..magicOS
[15:17] <magnetron> redheat_, ActionParsnip: maybe you could take this non-support discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic and continue it there, please?
[15:17] <amanulla>  is there a way to reinstall my
[15:17] <amanulla>  synaptic package manager?]
[15:18] <redheat_> yeah..but turtle beach..they're still in business? last time I heard that was like in 1998 when they made that, well it rocked at the time, matrox sound card
[15:18] <bytecode> redheat_: don't be scared of compiling and learning new things - it puts the power back in your hands, not the corporations hands
[15:18] <magnetron> redheat_, ActionParsnip: maybe you could take this non-support discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic and continue it there, please?
[15:18] <jatt> yes I have openssh-client installed, but openssh-server installation failes with,
[15:18] <jatt> openssh-server: Depends: openssh-client (= 1:4.7p1-8ubuntu1) but 1:4.7p1-8ubuntu1.2 is to be installed
[15:18] <jatt>  
[15:18] <redheat_> hey magnetron..my man..
[15:18] <redheat_> hooah
[15:18] <redheat_> sorry about that
[15:18] <morro> hi...
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: gotcha man. I just hate people using the word best. Its so annoying
[15:19] <redheat_> lol
[15:19] <magnetron> jatt→ did you run "sudo apt-get update"? yes? no?
[15:19] <Whitor> Its best not to use best
[15:19] <redheat_> ok let's degrade 'em a little..second to best how about that
[15:19] <magnetron> redheat_→ just join the funny channel PLEASE
[15:19] <bytecode> Whitor: lol
[15:19] <n8tuser> Whitor-> the problem you have is you have two nics using same gateway router and you dont have a good route table to select which way to go in and out, just choose one to be active at once to same gateway
[15:19] <redheat_> or you won't reach the crest
[15:19] <morro> hi, i got a problem, you can help me?
[15:19] <Rideh> morro: whats up
[15:20] <redheat_> so Action, what you think?
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> Whitor: id set one to static IP with no default gateway, should sort it out
[15:20] <redheat_> how should install the drivers
[15:20] <magnetron> redheat_→ JOIN #ubuntu-offtopic !!!
[15:20] <Whitor> n8tuser, the problem is that one nic is getting an ip and assining a route to it, when its not plugged into an ethernet line
[15:20] <redheat_> no I was asking Action about how to install my wireless adapter drivers
[15:20] <Akhanu`> redheat_: From what I just saw, do exactly as the README says and you should be fine
[15:20] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: ok what was that lsusb line again please
[15:20] <morro> i have a realtek sound card, but, i did'nt record any sound....
[15:21] <redheat_> roger..one minute
[15:21] <Whitor> the result of which is that two nics have two gateways
[15:21] <n8tuser> Whitor-> i have not seen your interfaces file, can you repaste it?
[15:21] <Akhanu`> redheat_: it's an usb wifi adapter ?
[15:21] <redheat_> yep..
[15:21] <n8tuser> Whitor-> include the results of your  netstat -ran
[15:21] <redheat_> ok the line goes like this..
[15:21] <Whitor> n8tuser, do'nt worry about it ... 8.10 is coming out in a few days ... I'll poke around, see what I can find before then ... and hope that 8.10 fixes it if I can't before then
[15:21] <Akhanu`> redheat_: oh. Never plaied with one of those.
[15:22] <Whitor> Thank you though :)
[15:22] <magnetron> jatt→ did you run "sudo apt-get update"? yes? no?
[15:22] <morro> (realtekHD)*
[15:22] <redheat_> BUS 007 DEVICE 003: ID 050d : 905b Belkin Components
[15:22] <darklimit> some pages don't display properly using firefox on ubuntu is there something I need to install?
[15:23] <Python1320>      
[15:23] <redheat_> you have to Akhanu, they'll give you a new perspective on how to hate yourself and curse the day you used wireless..
[15:23] <Rideh> darklimit: what is not displaying?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: can you please run lshw -C network
[15:24] <n8tuser> darklimit-> some sites only wants IE to view them
[15:24] <darklimit> for example photobucket I can't even upload a file...
[15:24] <redheat_> by the way ActionParsnip, I found this webpage..http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[15:24] <redheat_> roger
[15:24] <NicEXE> how can I make some mounted hard drive volumes appear in the "Computer" location?
[15:24] <redheat_> I was about to say that
[15:24] <Orbixx> Haha. http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/sandwich.png
[15:24] <darklimit> n8tuser I see
[15:24] <NicEXE> i am on ubuntu
[15:24] <ziroday> !offtopic > Orbixx
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4944153
[15:24] <samUL> what's the command for installing packages ?
[15:24] <Akhanu`> redheat_: check this one out.  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-665847.html
[15:24] <magnetron> NicEXE→ by mounting them in the /media folder
[15:24] <Orbixx> Not quite off topic.
[15:25] <samUL> yay for wiki
[15:25] <magnetron> samUL→ "sudo aptitude install packagename"
[15:25] <Whitor> Orbixx, Love that one !
[15:25] <Orbixx> :D
[15:25] <bytecode> redheat_: I have that ralink chipset on my wifi - it works really well once you follow the guides - I've been really pleased with it :-)
[15:25] <samUL> magnetron, thanks
[15:25] <Python1320>      
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: this looks good https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT73
[15:26] <magnetron> !pm > NicEXE
[15:26] <Rideh> darklimit: its not a ie / firefox thing for photobucket it'll work in either browser. Are you not seeing images or when clicking on forms is no action happening?
[15:26] <magnetron> NicEXE→ the only way is to mount them in /media.
[15:26] <NicEXE> they are mounted on /mnt folder is there any way except mounting them on /media ?
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: you need to compile your driver...here is a guide. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT73#Ralink%20driver
[15:26] <erry> hello
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> redheat_: remember to sudo apt-get install build-essential
[15:27] <erry> in xchat 2 is there a way to re-group a window you ungrouped
[15:27] <redheat_> bytecode, I don't hate it, but the whole installing wireless, and by the way with the new ubuntu release 8.04, didn't work well I don't know why? it never hapened with 7.10..I mean it ran perfectly I 've had this wireless problem since I installed 8.04 since day one..took a while before it catched up to my password and logged me in..
[15:27] <erry> withotu closing it
[15:27] <redheat_> I mean erratic to the umpteenth time
[15:27] <ziroday> erry: ask in #xchat
[15:27] <erry> thanks
[15:27] <maphilli14> Any VirtualBox pros in the room?
[15:27] <darklimit> Rideh I click choose flies I selected my files and then it just sits at 0% nothing happening....
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: ask away
[15:28] <bytecode> redheat_: I know that there was a problem on 8.04 whereby the default driver performed badly, < 1mbps, but once you follow the guides it's fine. and I was scared to uninstall NM, but it was fine. You can even manage your network manually without NM if you really wanted to (not that you need to)
[15:29] <redheat_> roger that Actiona and thank you Akhanu for all the help..with that in mind, it brings back the bad old days of compiling the nvidia driver before envy was around or it was already around but it had a lot of quirks..
[15:29] <maphilli14> I got a VM stuck in 'aborted', i recently got the 2.6.24-21 kernel update and then reinstalled vb 2.0.2
[15:29] <maphilli14> still stuck in aboreted
[15:29] <redheat_> guys thank you so much appreciate it so much ..you all take care
[15:29] <redheat_> and stay safe..
[15:29] <Heracross> Kann mir jem sagen, wie ich einen Banner in mein Forum einbaue
[15:29] <DIFH-iceroot> !de | Heracross
[15:29] <Akhanu`> bytecode: I find wif-radar quite useful
[15:29] <Akhanu`> wifi-radar
[15:30] <bytecode> Akhanu`: ooh- I haven't tried that  - I might have a look when I get some time - thank you for the tip :-)
[15:30] <Akhanu`> bytecode: no mention. I learned about it the same way ^^
[15:31] <bytecode> Akhanu`: that's what communities are for mate :-)
[15:32] <syllabus> Could anyone give me a hand? I have a problem getting my mouse to work on Ubuntu, Iam abit of a newbee with linux.
[15:32] <syllabus> nvm
[15:32] <syllabus> I managed it
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: you'll need the ose modules for your new kerenl
[15:33] <maphilli14> from dist?
[15:33] <WolvBite> does anyone know if the Ubuntu 8.10 beta has networking disabled?
[15:33] <maphilli14> i d/l ed the non ose ver from vb's site
[15:33] <DIFH-iceroot> WolvBite: of course networking is working in 8.10 beta
[15:34] <jbroome_> WolvBite: it shouldn't be
[15:35] <chadeldridge> All .. i have a backup script that runs every night that I need to run as root, is there a way to script becoming root at the start of it?
[15:35] <cpu_temp> how can I permanently change "ulimit -n". "ulimit -n" gives "1024" and "cat /proc/sys/fs/file-max" gives "65535".  So, what to belive?
[15:35] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: You run it from cron ?
[15:35] <Nice> i need help
[15:35] <chadeldridge> akhanu yes
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: dpkg -l | grep -i box
[15:36] <Nice> can any 1 help me ?
[15:36] <n8tuser> cpu_temp-> i would believe what is in the /proc
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: you will see an ose-modules package which matched your old kernal. you need the new one to match your new kernel
[15:36] <maphilli14> you want output here actionparsnip?
[15:36] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: I'd say if the script itself is set with root:root ownership, there shouldn't be problems.
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: sure, use pastebin
[15:36] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: also, is it root's cron or some other user's cron ?
[15:36] <samUL> !postfix
[15:36] <chadeldridge> akhanu:  i guess i should say i have it running in kcron, i dont see any user based options there
[15:36] <chadeldridge> ill set it up to run in cron then and see what happens. thanks
[15:37] <Nice> where i download liunx Profational
[15:37] <Nice> ?
[15:37] <Nice> help me guys
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> ive never heard of it, nice
[15:37] <Nice> hello
[15:37] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: is kcron used systemwide or user speciffic? I don't know anything about kcron
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> nice, theres mandriva professional
[15:37] <maphilli14> lemme figure out how to use pastebin
[15:37] <chadeldridge> akhanu: user based ..
[15:37] <ActionParsnip> !paste | maphilli14
[15:37] <uniwiz> Has anyone figured out a way to access exchange 07 from ubuntu?
[15:37] <chaddy> Nice: try googling "download linux professional" without the quotes
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> Nice: whats different in the "professional" version?
[15:38] <WolvBite> then perhaps 8.10 isn't recognizing my on board netwrk card
[15:38] <Nice> idk
[15:38] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: then your srcipt will be run as beloging to that user. You have to make it belong to root's crontable ?
[15:38] <jbroome_> WolvBite: dmesg | grep eth
[15:38] <Akhanu`> (drop the question marke there)
[15:38] <Akhanu`> mark*
[15:38] <Nice> how i know my kernal ?
[15:38] <chadeldridge> akhanu:  yep thats what im doing now :-D
[15:38] <jbroome_> Nice: uname -a
[15:38] <chadeldridge> thanks
[15:38] <maphilli14>                      miphilli@Cepheus-v2:~$ dpkg -l | grep -i box ii  busybox-initramfs                                                                                                           0.11.5-0ubuntu8                                            music player and organizer for GNOME ic  virtualbox                                                           1.6.4-33808_Ubuntu_hardy                                   Sun xVM Virtua
[15:38] <ajunior> Nice, uname -a
[15:39] <Nice> ok thx
[15:39] <Nice> ok thx
[15:39] <WolvBite> ok thanks jbroome_
[15:39] <ajunior> Nice, a short information is uname -r
[15:39] <lyk3n> hello
[15:39] <Nice> ok ill try it
[15:40] <lyk3n> i think my ubuntu has a virus, can anyone help
[15:40] <VBNewUser> I have two virtual machines and the virtual interfaces are bridged to the physical interface. Now, I need one of the two virtual interfaces to get all traffic for sniffing.
[15:40] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: try pasting the text to the website, hit paste then paste the url that youo are then sent to in here
[15:40] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: When you open a terminal and type  "crontab -l" does anything appear ?
[15:40] <jbroome_> lyk3n: entirely improbable
[15:40] <maphilli14> ahhh
[15:40] <maphilli14> like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58828/plain/
[15:40] <WolvBite> I also have another issue.  running xfce.  on login it always wants to load the background for screen 1 an screen zero.  I don't even know why I have two screens
[15:40] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: as user, not root
[15:40] <legend2440> maphilli14: if your new kernel is the -21-generic then install             virtualbox-ose-guest-modules-generic
[15:40] <lyk3n> i was downloading windows files and running them through wine
[15:40] <VBNewUser> How do I do that?
[15:40] <Nice> thanks my frienf
[15:40] <jbroome_> lyk3n: more likely a setting was changed
[15:40] <Nice> friend
[15:40] <maphilli14> k, thanks!
[15:40] <maphilli14> lemme try
[15:41] <VBNewUser> Can someone help me?
[15:41] <chadeldridge> Akhanu: yeah i have the jobs scheduled by kcron
[15:41] <lyk3n> jbroome: i was running windows files through wine and my installation now locks up
[15:41] <amanulla> how can i edit my grub in ubuntu
[15:41] <amanulla> is there any commands
[15:41] <amanulla> to do so
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: gksudo /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:41] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: so  "crontab -l" reveals the line that starts the script, right ?
[15:41] <anabolix> anyone know how cedega compares to wine in terms of running world of warcraft on 8.04
[15:42] <WolvBite> I have an abit on board graphics card with vga out and dvi/hdmi out
[15:42] <VBNewUser> ﻿I have two virtual machines and the virtual interfaces are bridged to the physical interface. Now, I need one of the two virtual interfaces to get all traffic for sniffing.
[15:42] <chadeldridge> Akhanu`: yes that is correct
[15:42] <lyk3n> jbroome: i found 2 viruses with clamtk and quaranteend them but nothing good happened
[15:42] <maphilli14> still in an aborted state... is there a way to edit the .xml files for the VM?
[15:42] <chadeldridge> akhanu:  45 17 * * *	/backup.scr
[15:42] <ActionParsnip> maphilli14: gedit / nano etc
[15:42] <morro> hi....   i've got a problem..... can you help me?
[15:42] <jbroome_> lyk3n: then ubuntu doesn't have a virus, your windows "install" does
[15:42] <kebomix> hello, help me plz im in very big problem
[15:42] <chaddy> !ask | morro
[15:43] <jbroome_> !pm | kebomix
[15:43] <ActionParsnip> if you have an issue just ask
[15:43] <maphilli14> yes, but i can't find out what's causing it not to give me control of the vm
[15:43] <amanulla> but im getting this amanulla@amanulla-laptop:~$ gksudo /boot/grub/menu.lst
[15:43] <amanulla> /boot/grub/menu.lst: 14: default: not found/boot/grub/menu.lst: 19: timeout: not found
[15:43] <amanulla> /boot/grub/menu.lst: 130: title: not found
[15:43] <amanulla> /boot/grub/menu.lst: 132: kernel: not found /boot/grub/menu.lst: 133: initrd: not found  /boot/grub/menu.lst: 135: Syntax error: "(" unexpected amanulla@amanulla-laptop:~$
[15:43] <lyk3n> jbroome: so why does the ubuntu freeze, i've used it for months now, no problems
[15:43] <FloodBot2> amanulla: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:43] <hernan> Hi, I just make a local repo. , but I can't install packages from it, I find them with synaptic but when i try to install them i get "File not foud", any idea???
[15:43] <WolvBite> anyone know why xfce is loading screen1 background on top of screen 0 background
[15:44] <amanulla> ActionParsnip:what does it mean?
[15:44] <bytecode> anabolix: LXF (Linux Format Magazine) did an article a while back where they compared. There is a time limited evaluation of Cedega available as per this link from LXF http://www.linuxformat.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Cedega
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: use pastebin. this is not the first time we have told you
[15:44] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: What I'd do, is copy that line, save it somewhere temporary. Then remove the setting from your kcron configuration. Then get root access with "sudo bash".  And last, type "crontab -e" (as root this time) and paste there that line of before.
[15:44] <VBNewUser> ActionParsnip: can you help me?
[15:44] <kebomix> i tried to install windows , and and i put windows CD , and i didnt installed or format any partition , after i installed grub again and tried to open NTFS partition that i have , it tell me that it cant mount it !!!
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: the output is garbled, use pastebin
[15:44] <morro> i have got a "realtekHD" sound card, but, i didn't record any sounds.......
[15:44] <jbroome_> !pm > kebomix
[15:44] <chadeldridge> sweet thanks
[15:44] <jbroome_> lyk3n: probably broke something.  the intracies of your current wine config are not known to me
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> VBNewUser: you'd need to set the network card to promiscuous mode to catch all data
[15:45] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: after saving and opting out from "crontab -e" you'd have that same entry in the root's crontab, not the users.
[15:45] <legend2440> amanulla: to edit it use   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst     you forgot the gedit part
[15:45] <VBNewUser> ActionParsnip: I have done that.
[15:45] <kebomix> any one help me plz
[15:45] <VBNewUser> The problem is that VirtualBox is different from VMware
[15:45] <lyk3n> jrboome_: ok, thanks tho
[15:45] <kebomix> i will lose important data
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> VBNewUser: then you may need to set the host as promiscuous too, ive never done it myself but it makes sense
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: restore from backup
[15:46] <kebomix> how to do that ?
[15:46] <VBNewUser> ActionParsnip: can you redirect me to someone who is an expert on bridging?
[15:46] <roukoun> i have a sound in .amr format but my media players(vlc,totem) dont support this kind of files... is there anything else i can use?
[15:46] <amanulla> legend2440:ok i got it
[15:46] <VBNewUser> the bridge behaves differently from a hub.
[15:46] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: just reverse whatever backup mechanism you have in place
[15:46] <VBNewUser> so it does not forward all data to each and every port on the bridge.
[15:46] <Akhanu`> chadeldridge: WARNING! In the crontab line, put the full path of the script!
[15:46] <VBNewUser> I need all the data on one of the ports.
[15:46] <chaddy> VBNewUser: was linking someone to bridging the other day, give me a mo and I'll find the link
[15:46] <kebomix> i dont hAVE  pack up
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> kebomix: then its not that important is it
[15:47] <VBNewUser> chaddy: Thanks.
[15:47] <VBNewUser> chaddy: I will wait for your message.
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> i gotta go get food. peace out kids
[15:47] <kebomix> it tell me that when i try to mount partition ( cant mount ) You are not privileged to mount the volume 'Mixed'.
[15:47] <kebomix> it is very important
[15:47] <chaddy> VBNewUser: this might be helpful: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/intrepid/man5/bridge-utils-interfaces.html
[15:47] <chadeldridge> i think i got it .. thanks
[15:47] <kebomix> i didnt format or do something ! , why it dont open ?
[15:48] <maphilli14> i did this and same thing, aborted state: sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv restart
[15:48] <MrKeuner> hi all, Hardy here on IBM thinkpad r52. I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. Did anybody get similar problem?
[15:48] <lyk3n> what is the equal to task manager in ubuntu
[15:48] <jbroome_> lyk3n: ps -aux
[15:48] <xiehao> you
[15:48] <amanulla> ctionParsnip:bye
[15:48] <amanulla> ActionParsnip
[15:48] <kebomix> i have IBM thinkpad r52 too :)
[15:48] <maphilli14> System monitor, can be added to the panels
[15:48] <magnetron> lyk3n→ System monitor
[15:49] <lyk3n> jbroome_: thnks
[15:49] <lyk3n> magnetron: thnks
[15:49] <TrailWhisperer> kebomix, a lot of people are busy here, so just be patient, post your question in as much detail as possible every 3 or 4 minutes, and someone will get to you :)
[15:50] <VBNewUser> chaddy: I went through that man page before hand.
[15:50] <VBNewUser> I don't think that has any answers for me.
[15:50] <VBNewUser> I am looking at changing the behaviour of the bridge and make it behave like a hub for one port.
[15:51] <kebomix> im sorry . im just in big problem ever , im losing all data
[15:51] <VBNewUser> In other words this is like the port mirroring functionality on a switch.
[15:51] <chaddy> ahh, well, more advanced than my knowledge, VBNewUser
[15:51] <amanulla> VBNewUser:what you want?
[15:51] <VBNewUser> chaddy: Can you recommend me some other place where I could get some info?
[15:51] <lyk3n> bye guys
[15:51] <jbroome_> VBNewUser: the google
[15:51] <VBNewUser> amanulla: I need to get one of my virtual interfaces to get all the traffic for sniffing
[15:52] <VBNewUser> by default, bridge does not forward that (it is something like a switch)
[15:52] <amanulla> VBNewUser:sorry i cant get what you are saying
[15:52] <VBNewUser> since I am using Virtual Machines (using VirtualBox)
[15:52] <VBNewUser> ...I would like to sniff traffic between these virtual machines.
[15:53] <amanulla> how much ram is yours?
[15:53] <VBNewUser> and one of my VMs is acting  like a sniffer.
[15:53] <VBNewUser> I have 4 GB
[15:53] <VBNewUser> So, if I have Machines M1, M2, M3 and Sniffer, then I need to see traffic between all of these.
[15:53]  * MANIAKA7000 zdraveite!(hello!)
[15:54] <amanulla> i cant help you in this case
[15:54] <amanulla> what is a sniffer?
[15:54] <Akhanu`> amanulla: tcp packet interceptor and analyser
[15:55] <cpu_temp> n8tuser: after running emule in wine I get "too many open files", so /proc isnt thrustworthy
[15:55] <vts> I have new HP laptop 6930p with Intel 4500MHD integrated graphicscard, will i be able to run compiz?
[15:55] <magnetron> VBNewUser→ you could use Wireshark
[15:55] <n8tuser> cpu_temp-> you have run out of file descriptors?
[15:56] <Blinny> Hi - I have a few networked printers shared via CUPS and HP JetDirect print servers. After these printers go into power saving mode, they must be manually woken up in order to print from Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 clients - (of course, old Windows98 boxes wake them up just fine) - How do I ensure that these printers are 'woked up' when a job is submitted from a Hardy client?
[15:56] <hernan> Hi, I installed OpenOffice.org 3, but I don't know how tu excecute it? (It's not on the menu, i'm using ICEWM)
  id did dmesg | grep eth and it returns Driver 'sr' needs updating and the same for driver sd
[15:57] <Akhanu`> hernan: you used a .deb file for that ?
[15:57] <cpu_temp> n8tuser: dont know about file descriptors anithing. I just know that "ulimit -n" gives still 1024 after writing "* hard nofiles 65535" in limits.conf and using sysctl method and that I get "too many open files" message
[15:58] <hernan> Akhanu: yes, I make a local repos, and then from synaptic
[15:58] <n8tuser> cpu_temp-> if you dont know what a file descriptor is, kindly read a c programming book,  also  The maximum number of open file descriptors (most systems do not allow this value to be set)
[15:58] <roxlu> hi
[15:58] <Akhanu`> hernan: First I'd browse the .deb file you got and see where does it put the executable binaries. And then call one of those from the command line.
[15:59] <darklimit> is Xubuntu vastly different to Ubuntu?
[15:59] <roxlu> I'm working on a java project that implements a multiplayer server, can I run that on ubuntu?
[15:59] <VBNewUser> magnetron: I don't think you have understood the situation
[15:59] <VBNewUser> magnetron: I am already using Wireshark
[16:00] <^synax> Managed to get my audio working on everything but wine, winecfg gives "fixme:mixer:ALSA_MixerInit No master control found on USB Audio, disabling mixer"
[16:00] <hernan> Akhanu, some Idea of which package contains the executable?? I make a local repos because there are a lot of packages
[16:00] <magnetron> VBNewUser→ you are using virtualbox. right?
[16:00] <VBNewUser> the problem is due to the bridge, one VM cannot see the traffic between other two VMs
[16:00] <VBNewUser> Yes Virtualbox
[16:00] <magnetron> VBNewUser→ i assumed you would run this on the host.
[16:00] <VBNewUser> No...
[16:00] <VBNewUser> magnetron: One of my VM's is acting as a sniffer
[16:00] <outbackwifi> hello
[16:01] <VBNewUser> I have an attacker on anotehr VM and a victim on a third VM
[16:01] <cpu_temp> n8tuser: it looks it can be done on Linux, but on Ubuntu just doesnt work [http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-increase-the-maximum-number-of-open-files/ ]
[16:01] <paul68> !hi outbackwifi
[16:01] <Symbiote> hello guys     can anyone help me with a ubuntu installing problem ?
[16:01] <VBNewUser> now, how do I set the bridge on the Ubuntu host to forward all traffic to the sniffing virtual interface?
[16:01] <paul68> !hi| outbackwifi
[16:01] <outbackwifi> !hi | paul68
[16:01] <n8tuser> cpu_temp-> yes, some systems do not allow it to be changed
[16:01] <magnetron> VBNewUser→ pardon my french, but that's a stupid setup. run the sniffer on the host, or you would have to arpspoof your virtual bridged network. which is rather stupid
[16:01] <paul68> outbackwifi: :-)
[16:02] <legend2440> hernan: in terminal type   sudo updatedb   then type   locate oo3
[16:02] <amanulla> ubottu:seems very smart
[16:02] <VBNewUser> magnetron: running the sniffer on the host is my last option...
[16:02] <Symbiote> hello guys     can anyone help me with a ubuntu installing problem ?
[16:02] <outbackwifi> !ask | Symbiote
[16:02] <VBNewUser> magnetron: I thought the bridge-utils would have some hack to achieve this.
[16:03] <Akhanu`> hernan: "ooffice"  doesn't do it?
[16:03] <paul68> !patience |Symbiote
[16:03] <Symbiote> ok
[16:03] <amanulla> Symbiote:whats your problem?
[16:03] <Symbiote> sorry for that :)
[16:03] <scribawf_> How do I setup my LAN for 2 - 4 'puters through Router?
[16:03] <cpu_temp> n8tuser: well obviously we`re talking about ubuntu not about some other system. I tryied the sysctl method and wrote in limits.conf and it still doesnt change the ulimit -n. I goes on RHEL, gentoo etc. So I`m just asking what must I do in ubuntu different to change ulimits -n permanentely?
[16:03] <outbackwifi> scribawf: just connect them to the router if it has 4 ports
[16:04] <hernan> legend244. tanx
[16:04] <hernan> Akhanu, this command opens oo2.4
[16:04] <kyrksaeterora> when I use NDISwrapper on my installation of Kubuntu 8.04, (command 'sudo ndiswrapper -i mrv8000c.inf', mrv8000c.inf is in the directory I am operating in) and I get the following error: 'couldn't open mrv8000c.inf: no such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper-1.9 line 219.'
[16:04] <scribawf_> outbackwifi;  Yop done that but dont see 'em on network connections!
[16:04] <paul68> scribawf: the easiest way is to get 4 utp cables and connect them to your router
[16:04] <maphilli14> anyone have a working fix for FF3's scrolling issues on nVidia/Compiz?
[16:04] <soho> what are some "Must Have" apps for ubuntu?
[16:04] <Akhanu`> hernan: well yea, but thought there cold be a link by that name to the new executable.
[16:05] <rugger> join #beers
[16:05] <scribawf_> OK, well hardware for LAN/ROUTER is all OK and setup (worked fine on WinBlows}
[16:05] <VBNewUse1> have a nice weekend everyone
[16:05] <Symbiote_> sorry my internet dropped
[16:05] <Symbiote_> you to VBn
[16:05] <Akhanu`> scribawf: the router is linux or anything else ?
[16:05] <DaCapn> How can I disable/remove the suggestion list for the firefox address bar? I'm not sure if this is something that is included via that ubuntu modifications extension or what.
[16:06] <^synax> soho: If you're into icing, and you havn't came across it somehow, Compiz. ;)
[16:06] <hernan> Akhanu, I'll try a bit more
[16:06] <kyrksaeterora> when I use NDISwrapper on my installation of Kubuntu 8.04, (command 'sudo ndiswrapper -i mrv8000c.inf', mrv8000c.inf is in the directory I am operating in) and I get the following error: 'couldn't open mrv8000c.inf: no such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper-1.9 line 219.'
[16:06] <scribawf_> um, well router is WRTG54 to ISP OK, but how 'bout my other PC's that is on LAN?
[16:07] <paul68> scribawf: do they all have the same network group
[16:07] <Akhanu`> scribawf: when you said in windows it's ok, what does that mean? these other computers, when booting windows work, when booting linux don't ?
[16:07] <^synax> Anyone, configuring ALSA/PulseAudio to work with Wine?
[16:08] <soho> compiz is great!
[16:08] <soho> how can i find out what version my compiz is?
[16:08] <^synax> ^ Indeed. ;)
[16:08] <scribawf_> well, works fine on my LAN for all my other 'puters using Mshome as workgroup
[16:08] <paul68> scribawf: can you ping each computer seperatly
[16:08] <LjL> soho: apt-cache policy compiz
[16:08] <hernan> Akhanu, I'll try from GNOME, tanx an c u later
[16:08] <scribawf_> well, guess I'm not up to speed on that!  - Pinging, that is
[16:09] <^synax> soho: Try getting the Compiz Fusion Icon from the package manager, if you havn't, it allows a lot more customization.
[16:09] <paul68> type in terminal ping ip adress first computer
[16:09] <paul68> scribawf: replace ip address by the real address
[16:09] <Akhanu`> scribawf: depends a lot how the router does the ip address assignment and how the computers are configured. I'd guess, you have the windows side setup to get ips automatically, and the router provides dhcp service.
[16:09] <scribawf_> hmm, and let me see how do I find IP address on 1st 'puter?
[16:10] <paul68> scribawf: ifconfig
[16:10] <soho> has anyone tried intrepid-ibex?
[16:10] <paul68> scribawf: in terminal also
[16:10] <Akhanu`> scribawf: all things in theory, in linux should work just the same.
[16:10] <scribawf_> OK will try that (ifconfig) 1st
[16:10] <paul68> !8.10 |soho
[16:10] <jbroome_> soho: no, no one has tried intrep[id
[16:11] <soho> ;[
[16:11] <Symbiote_> Im using ubuntu alternate 8.0.4 to install ubuntu     but i get the screen that says    no disk drive detected      whats the problem ??
[16:11] <legend2440> DaCapn: http://www.askvg.com/how-to-disable-adjust-url-suggestions-in-addressbar-of-mozilla-firefox-30/
[16:11] <jbroome_> Blagoicho: find what you were looking for?
[16:11] <^synax> I'm running 8.10 perfectly fine.
[16:11] <scribawf_> paul68;  yup got my IP for 1st PC
[16:11] <Kre|S> bonjour tout le monde
[16:12] <scribawf_> hmm, thin k nettools is the way to go from here
[16:12] <Kre|S> hi there
[16:12] <vbhide> salut KreJS
[16:12] <paul68> scribawf: then ping that pc from the other
[16:12] <scribawf_> paul68  OK will do be back in a min
[16:13] <MrKeuner> hi all, Hardy here on IBM thinkpad r52. I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. Did anybody get similar problem?
[16:13] <hernan> Akhanu` , I fund the way ^^ /opt/openoffice.org3/program/soffice
[16:13] <scribawf_> paul68;  yup 2nd (L/T) see's it OK
[16:13] <vbhide> hi there, I modified my /etc/inputrc for accents to work in the terminal, but the accents only seem to work if  a terminal is opened from within the gui
[16:13] <vbhide> i cant get accents in the other tty's
[16:14] <paul68> scribawf: ok does it also work for the 3 others
[16:14] <MrKeuner> vbhide: did you try .bashrc or othershellrc for whatever shell your default might be?
[16:15] <scribawf_> paul68k, well actually at this time only have 2, but actually have 4 - 2 will work just fine anyways
[16:15] <federica> ciao a tutti
[16:15] <vbhide> i'll try that... u mean the .bashrc in my profile ?
[16:15] <paul68> scribawf: ok
[16:15] <MrKeuner> vbhide: right. not sure but that might help your problem
[16:16] <vbhide> thankyou !
[16:16] <paul68> scribawf: when you open nautilus can you see each pc from there
[16:17] <MrKeuner> vbhide: welcome
[16:17] <Symbiote_> Im using ubuntu alternate 8.0.4 to install ubuntu     but i get the screen that says    no disk drive detected      whats the problem ??
[16:17] <Akhanu`> hernan: so cheers then ^^
[16:17] <vbhide> hi MrKeuner, there doesn't seem to be any similar stuff in that file
[16:17] <scribawf_> paul68  pinged from 1st - 2nd all OK
[16:18] <MrKeuner> vbhide: what do you add to /etc/inputrc?
[16:18] <s0u][ight> hello i'm looking for a piano/keyboard emulator can someone help me?
[16:18] <paul68> scribawf: good
[16:18] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I have 2 IP addresses. is there any way to use them both?
[16:18] <HoNgOuRu> with one box of course...
[16:18] <HoNgOuRu> hi, I have 2 IP addresses. is there any way to use them both?with one box of course...
[16:18] <hernan> Akhanu`  But... I don't like the program   o_o
[16:19] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: what do you mean use them both? Assign the same interface 2 ip-s ?
[16:19] <scribawf_> pau;68 (Nautilus)// unsure what that is (kinda like browser) I think?
[16:19] <Akhanu`> lol hernan. Can't do much about that
[16:19] <paul68> scribawf: it's the same thing as windows explorer
[16:19] <vbhide> set-input-meta on ; set-output-meta on;
[16:19] <Akhanu`> hernan: myself I haven't bothered with oo3, i still have oo2.x
[16:20] <paul68> scribawf: click on places and select computer
[16:20] <vbhide> for some strange reason, set-meta-convert-off is not commented out.... i'll try doing that
[16:20] <MrKeuner> vbhide: ah, ok those aren't bash commands. then I cannot help
[16:20] <hernan> Akhanu`, I prefer LaTeX :S
[16:20] <scribawf> paul68;  used "My Computer" and don't see my other (L/T)
[16:20] <HoNgOuRu> Akhanu .....I can dial up my adsl modem twice...example...when I use ubuntu I dial once, and I connect to the internet, and when I use vmware I can dial for a second time and have 2 different IP addresses on the same box...so, I want to use just ubuntu with two different connections, is it possible???
[16:20] <Akhanu`> hernan: You're bewitched. Stay away! ^^
[16:20] <scribawf> hmm anything have to do with network server?
[16:20] <paul68> scribawf: you don't see it when you select network ?
[16:21] <hernan> Akhanu`, jeje, sorry
[16:21] <kyrksaeterora> when I use NDISwrapper on my installation of Kubuntu 8.04, (command 'sudo ndiswrapper -i mrv8000c.inf', mrv8000c.inf is in the directory I am operating in) and I get the following error: 'couldn't open mrv8000c.inf: no such file or directory at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper-1.9 line 219.'
[16:21] <scribawf> paul68;  uh don't see it at all!
[16:22] <HoNgOuRu> Ive read something about SNAT, does it has something to do with it???
[16:22] <HoNgOuRu> Akhanu .....I can dial up my adsl modem twice...example...when I use ubuntu I dial once, and I connect to the internet, and when I use vmware I can dial for a second time and have 2 different IP addresses on the same box...so, I want to use just ubuntu with two different connections, is it possible???
[16:22] <hernan> see you all
[16:22] <paul68> scribawf: are the other pc's also linux or windows pc's
[16:22] <HoNgOuRu> Ive read something about SNAT, does it has something to do with it???
[16:22] <Akhanu`> kyrksaeterora: What if you provide the full path of mrv8000c.inf  ?
[16:22] <scribawf> paul68  Linus (ubuntu) of course!
[16:23] <scribawf> uh that is Linux!
[16:23] <Ste1> Hi, I want to create a shh tunnel.  Following the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto
[16:23] <Ste1> ﻿They speak of "while the public key is stored on the .ssh/authorized_keys file on all the computers you want to log in to"
[16:23] <Ste1> I can't find te .shh folder.
[16:23] <s0u][ight> no one knowing a good linux app that emulates a piano or keyboard?
[16:23] <paul68> scribawf:  ok are you familliar with ssh?
[16:23] <scribawf> paul68;  NOT using firestarter on either machine
[16:24] <kyrksaeterora> akhanu`, the full path? it's in my home folder under the mrv folder, so what would the full dir be?
[16:24] <legend2440> s0u][ight: http://sourceforge.net/projects/vmpk
[16:24] <scribawf> paul68;  no not familiar with ssh
[16:24] <Symbiote_> Im using ubuntu alternate 8.0.4 to install ubuntu     but i get the screen that says    no disk drive detected      whats the problem ??
[16:24] <kebomix> hello , i have this problem when i try to open ntfs partition http://paste.ubuntu.com/58857/
[16:24] <paul68> !ssh | scribawf
[16:25] <Akhanu`> kyrksaeterora: /home/username/mrv/mrv8000c.inf
[16:25] <s0u][ight> legend2440, i found that one too but couldn't compile :s
[16:25] <bazookatooth> what is the channel for  beta users of intrepid
[16:25] <Ste1> How do you add a public key to the server? I can't find the .shh folder (used in that guide just posted)
[16:25] <paul68> !8.10
[16:25] <scribawf> paul68;  OK thank you for your guidance, gotta go - but will keep pluggin away at it - THANK YOU!
[16:25] <paul68> scribawf: your welcome
[16:26] <kyrksaeterora> Akhanu, I get the same error
[16:26] <kyrksaeterora> Akhanu`, I get the same error
[16:26] <kebomix> hello , i have this problem when i try to open ntfs partition http://paste.ubuntu.com/58857/
[16:26] <tv7497> guys i was watching Stanford intro to java programing video well before java the are playing with karel robot i could find the source code and was able to download it well how do i run it has anyone tweaked around with karel the robot in eclipse
[16:27] <Akhanu`> kyrksaeterora: I can't go further than that. Am not familiar with how ndiswrapper works.
[16:27] <^synax> Help? Wine Pulse/ALSA problems @ http://pastebin.com/d7b2b682f
[16:27] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: I see what you mean now.
[16:28] <HoNgOuRu> oh!
[16:28] <HoNgOuRu> ok
[16:28] <TrashMax> hi
[16:28] <HoNgOuRu> iproute may be the answer I think
[16:28] <kebomix> help me plz i have this problem when i try to open ntfs partition http://paste.ubuntu.com/58857/
[16:28] <TrashMax> anyone using ubuntu-eee 8.04.1 on their eeepc?
[16:28] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: I'd guess there's some bridging involved there. Linux uses it's own ip, and the vmware box sees only it's own. Linux can't know what inside the virtual machine is used.
[16:29] <eth01> not personally, but whats the problem Trash?
[16:29] <HoNgOuRu> yes, that's right
[16:29] <Bert_2> Hi, does anybody know a manual or wikipage that can explain how to get MPX on ubuntu ?
[16:29] <kyrksaeterora> is anybody here good at getting ndiswrapper working? i keep getting an error that I didn't get the last time I used ndiswrapper to install drivers.
[16:29] <TrashMax> well there are some tweaks and twiddles to get the Fn keys working proper...and an applet that is recommended called eee-control
[16:29] <HoNgOuRu> the thing is that my ISP gives me the priviledge of having 2 pcs connected at the same time, using the same modem and account
[16:30] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: so in a way you want linux to use the ip of the vmware system and also the vmware system to use the linux ip
[16:30] <TrashMax> but the eee-control applet  just wont work on my machine
[16:30] <eth01> is that advice on suggestion or a question?
[16:30] <HoNgOuRu> forget about virtual machines...I just want to use two ips with my ubuntu desktop
[16:30] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: well, in linux you can easily assign two ip-s (or more) at the same interface.
[16:30] <HoNgOuRu> and no virtual machine involved
[16:30] <HoNgOuRu> how
[16:31] <eth01> youll probably find the channels specifically designed for this kind of thing better to be honest... /msg alis help ?
[16:31] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: I paste an example for you.
[16:31] <HoNgOuRu> where is that?
[16:31] <Crowley2> Trashmax: I do. On a 901. everything works fine so far.
[16:31] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: hold on, I'll tell you in a minute
[16:31] <HoNgOuRu> ok thanks a lot
[16:31] <TrashMax> Crowley2, mines a a701
[16:32] <Trashlord> hi
[16:32] <Randal1> K, so i finally got my wireless internet working and i was wondering if there is a way to preserve the settings so i don't have to enter WEP key in again etc
[16:32] <TrashMax> and Crowley2 idid you  install the eee-control app?
[16:32] <r3c0n> hello fellow ubuntu users
[16:33] <cyrus> hi there, i have some problems with ubuntu 8.04, could someone please qry me 4 help?
[16:34] <Crowley2> No, I didn't, just a simple ubuntu eee install. On this machine the Fn keys work fine. Only thing which doesn't work is the "live" switching between WLAN and/or Bluetooth
[16:34] <r3c0n> Are you all familiar with "don't show this message again" in ubuntu? It pertains to power notifications. My question is how can i bring these messages back after ive clicked "dont show this message again"?
[16:34] <winter> no one 4 u
[16:34] <hard^^> hi
[16:34] <LjL> r3c0n, you can most certainly use "gconf-editor" to bring them back, i don't know if there's a friendlier way
[16:34] <TrashMax> Crowley2, you still here?
[16:35] <Crowley2> Yes, see above :-)
[16:35] <maestrolinux> http://s2.ar.bitefight.org/c.php?uid=19732
[16:35] <r3c0n> thank you for the response LjL, ill google it from there :)
[16:35] <lakitu2> can i add a second panel?
[16:35] <r3c0n> just needed a pointer
[16:35] <lakitu2> err, third, i guess
[16:35] <lakitu2> a second 'taskbar' panel
[16:36] <Crowley2> TrashMax: Found the message?
[16:36] <lakitu2> oh duh
[16:36] <lakitu2> found it
[16:36] <TrashMax> Crowley2, yep thanks
[16:36] <TrashMax> things  go by fast
[16:36] <TrashMax> lol
[16:36] <cyrus> coud someone help me with my audio? it doesnt work although i turned everything on 100%
[16:36] <kyrksaeterora> what is the directory for the desktop?
[16:36] <Crowley2> TrashMax: Not of great help though, I think.
[16:37] <Flannel> kyrksaeterora: ~/Desktop
[16:37] <TrashMax> well it says I have a problem here....thats for sure
[16:37] <TrashMax> lol
[16:37] <vts> anyone got 4500MHD card?
[16:37] <Crowley2> TrashMax: Which is???
[16:37] <vts> and got it to work with ubuntu? with all eyecandy?
[16:37] <TrashMax> I can toggle the net myself with an echo 1 et cetera but the bloody utility advertised to be a fix just aint workin for me
[16:38] <TrashMax> The eee-control app  wont work on my box
[16:38] <TrashMax> thais will fix a few  issues with networking and switching between wireless...I have.need a static IP on my localnet
[16:39] <yancho> hi, can anyone please help me with configuring an HP LaserJet P1006 in Cups? The pritner is not printing, and I have installed the drivers to it. There are no errors mentioned. I managed to install fine a PSC1200
[16:39] <Crowley2> Trashmax: What's the eee-control applet anyway??? Can't find it on my machine.
[16:39] <TrashMax> but when Im on wireless this created a problem...well Network Manager does
[16:39] <TrashMax> nope its a custom deb  package want alink?
[16:39] <hadi57> hi, i installed Gos ubountu based on aspireone, also intalled kopete, the build in cam is working when testing the cam but when trying to used cam session with yahoo it says cannot find jasper image convert program, it is not on synaptiic as well, how to solve this problem any one can hlep me please?
[16:40] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: read here:  http://paste.debian.net/19442/
[16:40] <Ste1> Hi, does somebody know how to add a public key to openshh.
[16:40] <Ste1> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto I can't find .shh
[16:40] <Crowley2> TrashMax: uninstall network manager, install wicd. First thing I did. Works great!
[16:40] <d-b> Ste1: its .ssh
[16:40] <DaCapn> ~/.ssh
[16:40] <TrashMax> Yepp looks like that the plan
[16:40] <TrashMax> Crowley2, http://greg.geekmind.org/eee-control/
[16:40] <d-b> its /home/YOURUSER/ssh or ~/.ssh as DaCapn said.
[16:41] <Ste1> lol
[16:41] <MrKeuner> hi all, Hardy here on IBM thinkpad r52. I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. What may be the problem?
[16:41] <Crowley2> Trashmax: Know where to get it from?
[16:41] <Ste1> i'm such a noob
[16:41] <TrashMax> wicd?
[16:41] <DaCapn> If you try to connect to some ssh server, it will ask you if you would like to add the key
[16:41] <d-b> Ste1: hardly.
[16:41] <TrashMax> Crowley2, I need to ad a repo for that correct?
[16:41] <Crowley2> Yes. An alternative network manager which is just great!
[16:42] <TrashMax> but wheres the repo at vor wicd?
[16:42] <TrashMax> for
[16:42] <Vock> i just had a question, kind of wierd one: I used a program before to fix my partition table when an xp install messed it up, it wasn't gparted or on the LiveCD, but I can't remember what it was, any ideas?
[16:42] <Ste1> ok, i'll see if connecting prompts for a key.
[16:42] <Crowley2> Trashmax: Just a second...
[16:42] <TrashMax> k
[16:42] <d-b> !specific
[16:43] <r3c0n> Ljl, i think this is it: /apps/gnome-power-manager/notify in gconf-edit
[16:43] <TrashMax> Vock, maybe fdisk
[16:43] <r3c0n> thanks bud
[16:44] <Crowley2> TrashMax: Add "http://wicd.longren.org hardy extras" to your synaptic repositories.
[16:44] <Vock> does testdisk make sense? It was capable of even reading/browsing corrupted partitions
[16:44] <r3c0n> ubuntu is the greatest linux distro period
[16:44] <d-b> Vock: it might.
[16:44] <r3c0n> greatest OS period
[16:44] <abstrakt> is it still a generally bad idea to install 64 bit because of adobe and gfx drivers and such? on a desktop?
[16:44] <abstrakt> pavillion hdx entertainment for example
[16:44] <d-b> r3c0n: debatable.
[16:44] <d-b> !best
[16:45] <dr_willis> abstrakt,  depends if you need the benifits of 64bit. I never bother myself.. perhaops in a year i will..
[16:45] <r3c0n> c64 better?
[16:45] <r3c0n> lulz
[16:45]  * dr_willis has Several C64's
[16:45] <Akhanu`> lol
[16:45] <abstrakt> dr_willis, ok i thought so, so it's a safe bet to stick with 32-bit
[16:45] <abstrakt> ?
[16:45] <Crowley2> ubottu: Got the message.
[16:45] <yancho> /echo -a $me
[16:45] <dr_willis> abstrakt,  basicially yes.
[16:45] <abstrakt> cool thx :)
[16:45] <d-b> dr_willis: well... 64bit is pretty reliable.
[16:45] <r3c0n> no seriously though, ive used a few distros like fedora and redhat ok just redhat family and the level of manual intervention that was required of me on other distros was typically high
[16:45] <Akhanu`> HoNgOuRu: did you read the post ?
[16:45] <r3c0n> with ubuntu i can be a windows monkey again
[16:46] <GaMbi_DK> I deleted all my music last night (cant get it back.. tryed 4-5 recover programs) But now I remember that I got a great deal of it on my old vision:M.. so.. how do I connect it to ubuntu? (USB)
[16:46] <TrashMax> ok thanks Crowley2 r3c0n ever tried slackware?
[16:46] <r3c0n> not that i do, in fact i use bash a lot of time so my scripting skills dont get rusty :P
[16:46] <GaMbi_DK> just plug it in?
[16:46] <r3c0n> oh gawd slackware, HAX0R alert
[16:46] <r3c0n> j/k :)
[16:46] <dr_willis> d-b,  untill ya find one app/driver/thing that you really really want.. and it dont like it..  but yes. it has gotten much better..  I imagine a year from now..  there will be no debate onit..  64bit will be the wya to go.
[16:46] <TrashMax> lol
[16:46] <TrashMax> its formidibale
[16:46] <DaCapn> GaMbi_DK: That would be a step in the right direction.
[16:46] <TrashMax> bare metal linux
[16:46] <d-b> r3c0n: hardly. the issue is that there is not best.
[16:46] <TrashMax> lol
[16:47] <r3c0n> dont need more lesions on my brain
[16:47] <TrashMax> strokes?
[16:47] <r3c0n> well most user-friendly and works out of box
[16:47] <r3c0n> is that technically sound to u? :P
[16:47] <d-b> if you are an admin, you might also want to test out debian. r3c0n i don't see ubuntu being *that* different to any other.
[16:47] <d-b> it is just ton more friendly.
[16:47] <r3c0n> yes
[16:47] <atractivo> hola
[16:47] <r3c0n> that's what makes it the best for a home user
[16:47] <GaMbi_DK> DaCapn, yea.. but then what? is there  an external manager some place?
[16:47] <TrashMax> hola atractivo
[16:48] <fevel> hello
[16:48] <atractivo> hola
[16:48] <atractivo> como estas
[16:48] <Akhanu`> !es
[16:48] <TrashMax> muy bien
[16:48] <atractivo> de donde sos
[16:48] <r3c0n> i spend enough time infront of an as/400 and cisco 7200 vxr. when i come back home, i want things to just work
[16:48] <Crowley2> ubottu: Is there an active ubuntu eee channel??? Thanks in advance.
[16:48] <Akhanu`> r3c0n: same reason i have debian for servers and ubuntu for my laptop
[16:48] <TrashMax> Crowley2, havent seen one
[16:49] <TrashMax> been looking
[16:49] <GaMbi_DK> Do I really have to log XP to get to my Vision:M? -_-
[16:49] <r3c0n> i have yet to check out debian
[16:49] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: what do you mean ?
[16:49] <TrashMax> there is a facebook fanpage for ubuntu-eee
[16:49] <r3c0n> ive been an rpm
[16:49] <Suborbital> Does ubuntu also have this evil MC or is it just fedora ? http://mange.dynalias.org/linux/misc/After_Answering_A_Freenode_question_About_My_Preferred_Editor_This_Happened.png
[16:49] <fevel> can anyone help me ? I installed wicd on ubuntu hardy but it doesnt find any wireless networks, I have a working wireless network that has other pcs connected to it working properly. Has anyone used wicd and can help me with this issue?
[16:49] <r3c0n> rpm'er for too long
[16:49] <CO_hangout_yuk> surabaya
[16:49] <Suborbital> (notice the visible tabs and dots!)
[16:49] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, I dont know how to get connection to my MP4 player
[16:50] <TrashMax> fevel do you see the module loaded for the wireless?
[16:50] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: through wifi ?
[16:50] <Crowley2> fevel: What's your WLAN-hardware?
[16:50] <eirik_> i installed new kernel and my nvidia drivers stopped working, so i got the latest with Envyng and it's all running now. but for some reason my monitor defaults to 640x480 and i can't get it higher. problem is my resolution is too low in Nvidia-Settings for me to be able to do anything there. can someone tell me how i can move a window outside the top of my screen, so that i can somehow manage to see the entire window? i forgot how
[16:50] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, witch contains all my music.. deleted my folder last night -_-
[16:50] <sqawerlz> I'm having a problem configuring evolution mail for exchange. Can someone help me?
[16:50] <fevel> Crowley2: its a eeepc the wireless hardware is installed
[16:50] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, dont know through what .. thats what I need help for!
[16:50] <r3c0n> say whats stopping m$ from stealing open source and then labeling it as their own code? i know gpl requires ppl to keep things open, but since m$ operates as a closed source scoundrel what's stopping it?
[16:51] <r3c0n> ofcourse modifying it not just stealing and labeling it their own
[16:51] <dr_willis> r3c0n,  or they could use BSD or other licensed code that they can legally use/change...
[16:51] <kaighee> hello, I am a newbe, if there is a group that would be more suitable to newbe's please refer me.. I installed ubuntu and would like to be able to fols the screeen or move to a different desktop as one would turn a page of a book. how to
[16:51] <r3c0n> yea
[16:51] <d-b> r3c0n: the fact that they use bsd already.
[16:51] <r3c0n> oh
[16:51] <sqawerlz> !email
[16:51] <sqawerlz> !evolution
[16:51] <r3c0n> that's sickening to know
[16:52] <sqawerlz> !mail
[16:52] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: that's very broad. When you say mp4 player, it's a different box? Does that store media files? Where from did you delete your files ?
[16:52] <Crowley2> fevel: same here. Silly question: is the WLAN switched on???
[16:52] <d-b> well... where do you think the tcp/ip stack of windows came from ?
[16:52] <legend2440> s0u][ight: i got vmpk to compile if your interested
[16:52] <r3c0n> how can they take such a pristine piece of code and turn it into something like vista?
[16:52] <Crowley2> fevel: blue LCD.
[16:52] <s0u][ight> legend2440, :| i had an error message
[16:52] <s0u][ight> legend2440, it would be nice if you tell me how you had it fixed
[16:52] <legend2440> s0u][ight: about it needing alsa?
[16:53] <fevel> Crowley2: yes... its on the blue light shines
[16:53] <s0u][ight> i had installed qt4-dev-tools
[16:53] <r3c0n> does anyone use microsoft live search? lol
[16:53] <legend2440> s0u][ight: can i pm?
[16:53] <s0u][ight> legend2440, ofcourse
[16:53] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, I deleted the folder from my D-drive (NTFS access for both XP and Ubuntu).. I deleted the folder by mistake when I was running Ubuntu.. iw tryed cracked version of "Get Data Back" for both D and C drive.. no luck :(
[16:54] <r3c0n> i build character by putting m$ down, dont ask why
[16:54] <r3c0n> well it was fun, thanks for help folks
[16:54] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, Thats when I remembered that I have most of the music on my Creative Zen Vision:M 40GB media player
[16:54] <Crowley2> Fevel: Have a look into wicd prferences: Wireless device ra0???
[16:54] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: OK. How do you usually upload your media files at the Zen Vision ?
[16:55] <d-b> Akhanu`: he could probably use banshee or amarok.
[16:55] <keystr0k> Anyone know of a good (my)SQL query builder for Ubuntu?
[16:56] <HideousNashimoto> Hmmm
[16:56] <isS_> how to join ##php??? it's need password?
[16:56] <Flannel> isS_: You need to be registered on this server
[16:56] <Flannel> !register | isS_
[16:56] <Akhanu`> d-b: yap probably. But I wonder, why not download the same files from it the same way as uploaded ?
[16:56] <HideousNashimoto> For some reason SOUND JUST STOPPED WORKING, AND  I CAN'T OPEN FIREFORX, It is in the process list, but there is nothing on the screen
[16:56] <GaMbi_DK> from XP.. but wanna be able to do it from ubuntu... you move the files like you would to a flashstick.. not like Ipod with Itool etz
[16:56] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, from XP.. but wanna be able to do it from ubuntu... you move the files like you would to a flashstick.. not like Ipod with Itool etz
[16:56] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: so you connect it via usb to the computer
[16:57] <HideousNashimoto> I can also open N number of Firefox processes without FF bitcghing about it is already ON
[16:57] <d-b> well. i'm not familiar with the device. it might be possible to just copy paste...
[16:57] <GaMbi_DK> yea
[16:57] <DaCapn> GaMbi_DK: if you just click and drag the files in XP you can do it the same way in ubuntu, provided you have the right filesystem drivers.
[16:57] <r00t_> hi i keep getting this error from virtual box when trying to start a os:
[16:57] <r00t_> VirtualBox kernel driver not installed. The vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason. Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic..
[16:57] <r00t_> VBox status code: -1908 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED).
[16:57] <r00t_> Result Code:
[16:57] <r00t_> 0x80004005
[16:57] <FloodBot2> r00t_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:57] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: and when you plug it in while in ubuntu, nothing happens ?
[16:57] <d-b> HideousNashimoto: so kill firefox.
[16:57] <HideousNashimoto> I did
[16:57] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`,  nothing at all
[16:57] <HideousNashimoto> Tried to run it again, same thing
[16:57] <r00t_> sorry for the flood!
[16:58] <d-b> HideousNashimoto:  killall -9 firefox firefox-bin
[16:58] <d-b> r00t_: sudo modprobe vboxdrv
[16:58] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: does your zen vision show up when you issue:  lsusb
[16:58] <Akhanu`> ?
[16:58] <HideousNashimoto> Hmm
[16:58] <HideousNashimoto> d-b: terminal just freezed
[16:58] <DaCapn> kill -9 is a measure of last resort
[16:58] <r00t_> d-b, FATAL: Module vboxdrv not found.
[16:58] <HideousNashimoto> It gone gray
[16:59] <fevel> Crowley2: it shows nothing on "Wireless interface"
[16:59] <HideousNashimoto> dirty white, I don't know the right word in english now
[16:59] <Akhanu`> grey
[16:59] <HideousNashimoto> yes
[16:59] <Akhanu`> lol
[16:59] <d-b> r00t_: you need to install the kernel module for the appropriate kernel. HideousNashimoto .... odd. and DaCapn the user said he has killed firefox already.
[16:59] <HideousNashimoto> Okay, I force quit terminal
[16:59] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, lsusb?
[16:59] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`,  aah.. sec
[16:59] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: it's a command to see your usb devices
[16:59] <HideousNashimoto> same thing
[16:59] <d-b> GaMbi_DK: you might need usbutils
[17:00] <r00t_> d-b, how do i determine what kernal modual i need and how to ionstall it?
[17:00] <HideousNashimoto> OMG
[17:00] <GaMbi_DK> lsusb sjhows keyboard and mouse atm.. sec
[17:00] <Crowley2> fevel: oh dear. Which eeepc?
[17:00] <HideousNashimoto> Okay, It seems Like everything I open goes GREY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[17:01] <d-b> r00t_: you need the virtual box module for your kernel. if you go uname -a it should show you a kernel version. install the module for that kernel.
[17:02] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, nothing..
[17:02] <d-b> GaMbi_DK: try unplugging and pluggint it in again.
[17:02] <GaMbi_DK> d-b, lsusb shows keyboard and mouse.. I might still need usbutils?
[17:02] <hjpark> is it possible, some file is the hard linked?
[17:02] <GaMbi_DK> d-b, I just did
[17:02] <r00t_> d-b,  2.6.24-21-rt #1 SMP PREEMPT RT Mon Aug 25 19:24:40 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[17:03] <MrKeuner> hi all, Hardy here on IBM thinkpad r52. I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. What may be the problem?
[17:03] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: while in windows, you haven't had the need to install additional drivers for the Zen Vision, right ?
[17:03] <r00t_> d-b, is the 2.6.24-21 my kernal number?
[17:03] <frame45> looking for cheap USB wireless-G adapter to work out of the box
[17:03] <d-b> um you need the 2.6.24-rt kernel module.
[17:03] <HideousNashimoto> Guys, nothing doesn't work here
[17:03]  * outbackwifi wonders why root is using a realtime kernel
[17:03] <HideousNashimoto> The programs I opened before this weird things started to happening works fine
[17:04] <HideousNashimoto> BUt every new app I open just frezze
[17:04] <Akhanu`> HideousNashimoto: does the same happen when you login as a different user ?
[17:04] <HideousNashimoto> I can't
[17:04] <HideousNashimoto> I have only one user
[17:04] <Akhanu`> HideousNashimoto: add another and try
[17:04] <HideousNashimoto> root & one user
[17:04] <HideousNashimoto> I can't even logout
[17:05] <HideousNashimoto> because that upper panel is frezzed either
[17:05] <Akhanu`> HideousNashimoto: you can. press CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE
[17:05] <outbackwifi> HideousNashimoto: this used to happen when i had maximus, deleting .gnome and  .gnome2 in my home folder helped
[17:05] <d-b> HideousNashimoto: restart xorg then.
[17:05] <jfan>  /msg ubottu etiquette
[17:05] <jockepockee> hi, how do i open a new x11 display? :D
[17:05] <d-b> it will killall threads / should that were related to that login... oh he did.
[17:05] <outbackwifi> !etiquette | jfan
[17:06] <Akhanu`> he did indeed ^^
[17:06] <GaMbi_DK> Akhanu`, brb <- WinXP
[17:06] <fevel> Crowley2: the 4g 701 with adams kernel
[17:06] <Akhanu`> GaMbi_DK: ok
[17:06] <r00t_> d-b, only 2 results come up on google for that,do you know where i can find the module?
[17:06] <d-b> look in synaptic
[17:07]  * outbackwifi also has a 4g with adams kernel
[17:07] <Akhanu`> outbackwifi: what's an adams kernel ?
[17:07] <lyk3n> hello
[17:07] <outbackwifi> Akhanu`: the kernel that adam daniels made for the eeepc (www.array.org/ubuntu)
[17:08] <lyk3n> i accidently encrypted my laptop keyboard keystrokes, can anyone help me
[17:08] <Akhanu`> outbackwifi: ah I see. Thanks.
[17:08] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: how did you do that?
[17:08] <r00t_> d-b, nothing shows up in synaptic when i search for: 2.6.24-rt
[17:08] <Dreamglider> is it posible to copy ubuntu7-10.iso to my laptop and install it from the hard disk ?
[17:08] <d-b> lyk3n: ROFL. yeah right. what do you mean encrypted your laptops keystrokes.
[17:08] <Rideh> lyk3n: boot off another media and change the configs?
[17:09] <d-b> r00t_: .... its under virtualbox-modules somewhere around there.
[17:09] <Crowley2> fevel: this is a 901. I think it has a different WLAN device :(. Which worked out of the box.
[17:09] <sqawerlz> I'm having a problem installing Wine. Can someone give me a hand? My package manager is reporting the package indexes are corrupted. Sudo apt-get install wine also reports that the indexes are corrupted.
[17:09] <lyk3n> i have a dual boot computer and i added mozilla firefox keyscrambler in windows, i forgot the program says in encrypts at the kernel.When i booted into linux it was encrypted
[17:09] <Akhanu`> lyk3n: nope. It won't affect linux.
[17:09] <d-b> lyk3n: rubbish.
[17:09] <outbackwifi> Crowley2: i also have a 1000H which has the same wireless card (ralink)
[17:09] <Rideh> lyk3n: nonsense
[17:10] <lyk3n> Akhanu: i did
[17:10] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: thats highly improbable unless mr gates figured out something new
[17:10] <lyk3n> my laptop keyboard is shows this these are 0y 2ey st62es
[17:10] <fwaokda> Has anyone ever had any good luck, good ideas on moving on to a new email address? I have an email address I've been using for awhile but I'm wanting to eliminate the domain because it only serves for a email address.  I have used this email to register with alot of things though that I don't believe I could possibly remember. Any ideas?
[17:10] <r00t_> d-b, it dosent mathc my kernal number exactly,it says:virtualbox-ose-guest module for linux-image-2.6.24-21-rt instead of 2.6.24-rt
[17:10] <lyk3n> th5s 5s 0e ty*5ng 6 n the 3a*t6*
[17:10] <d-b> turn numblook off.
[17:10] <Rideh> most likely windows cant even read your drives formated for linux
[17:10] <fevel> Crowley2: can you tell me how to remove wicd and regain the packages it uninstalls like gnome-network-manager
[17:10] <d-b> numlock*
[17:10] <Akhanu`> lyk3n: anything you do in windows, doesn't affect linux. Unless you have mounted a linux partition from windows and start deleting stuff there.
[17:10] <lyk3n> that is the laptop output
[17:11] <d-b> RolfCopter: that is fine.
[17:11] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: you have the numlock key for laptop on, turn it off
[17:11] <d-b> sorry r00t_ that is fine.
[17:11] <lyk3n> the program changes the kernel in windows. somehow it affected my linux
[17:11] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: look up to see what we are saying
[17:11] <MrKeuner> Using Gnome I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. What may be the problem?
[17:11] <Akhanu`> lyk3n: we're telling you it's not true.
[17:11] <d-b> lyk3n: turn numlock off or quit.
[17:11] <d-b> lyk3n: you are either lying to us. or it is numlock
[17:11] <lyk3n> how do i turn off number lock
[17:12] <Rideh> lyk3n: there is another issue
[17:12] <Sivam> MrKeuner, have you ejected it ?
[17:12] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: what laptop is it?
[17:12] <theep> hi
[17:12] <Sivam> and checked if it is unmounted properly
[17:12] <Akhanu`> lyk3n: there should be a key on the keyboard for that.
[17:12] <MrKeuner> Sivam: yes, in order to insert another one
[17:12] <Rideh> lyk3n: look for a function type key and an icon / labeling for num lock  push em together
[17:12] <lyk3n> Rideh: what do i do, this is a gateway laptop. I have to use a usb keyboard
[17:12] <theep> someone who can help me with install Pidgin ?
[17:12] <lungren> Im trying to play dvds, and it says i needed libdvdcss and i went through and installed it but dvds still wont play
[17:12] <Sivam> Mrkeuner, check if it is unmounted properly
[17:13] <outbackwifi> theep: whats the problem
[17:13] <MrKeuner> Sivam: how can i do that
[17:13] <nemesis> hello.... excuse me could u tell me what in your opinion is the best msn client for linux?
[17:13] <lyk3n> i don't see a number lock key on the laptop,but I found the function key
[17:13] <Crowley2> fevel: Open synaptic, look for network manager, mark it for installation, it should automatically remove wicd.
[17:13] <Sivam> Mrkeuner, possibly it might have mounted under the folder /mount/cdrom
[17:14] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: it will be a key with an icon like a number pad
[17:14] <lyk3n> hello this is me typing in the laptop keyboard
[17:14] <Akhanu`> lyk3n: it can be labeled with a number, just as capslock sometimes is labeled with a lock sign.
[17:14] <lyk3n> oh, sorry. you were right.
[17:14] <lyk3n> thank you all
[17:14] <Akhanu`> lol
[17:14] <outbackwifi> lyk3n: so that problem is solved and the ghost was not in the windows
[17:14] <Akhanu`> cheers ^^
[17:14] <MrKeuner> Sivam: /media has subfolders cdrom0 and cdrom but they are always there
[17:14]  * outbackwifi rolls everyones eyes
[17:14] <Rideh> ^
[17:14] <theep> outbackwifi: i cant join in pidgin because my pidgin is too old and i dont know how can i install new
[17:14] <lungren> why wont my DVDs play, even after installing libdvdcss?
[17:15] <outbackwifi> theep: what does that mean?
[17:15] <Sivam> check if they contain the files ?
[17:15] <Sivam> Mrkeuner, check if they contain any files
[17:15] <YazzY> hi guys
[17:15] <Aberrant> Mornin' all - just wanted to verify - I'm downloading for an Intel 64 bit chip - assuming the amd64.iso is okay?
[17:15] <outbackwifi> theep: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install pidgin should install the latest
[17:15] <frame45> hi
[17:15] <lyk3n> ok, thank you all. I'm going now to save me more embarresment
[17:15] <theep> outbackwifi: thx :))
[17:15] <MrKeuner> Sivam: only . and ..
[17:15] <YazzY> i have problem with ath5k driver not associating to my AP, how can i replace it with a madwifi driver?
[17:15] <lyk3n> bye
[17:16] <outbackwifi> !wifi
[17:16] <MrKeuner> Sivam: and when I insert a new cdrom it keeps the name for the initial cdrom although it reads and mounts the new cd just fine
[17:16] <frame45> lunggren: did you install all restristected extras
[17:16] <Sivam> MrKeuner, just mount the cdrom manually
[17:16] <Akhanu`> YazzY: What wifi interface do you use ?
[17:16] <frame45> i think that's what I had to do can't really remember
[17:17] <MrKeuner> Sivam: mount -t auto /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom ?
[17:17] <Sivam> MrKeuner: try to mount to another folder
[17:17] <Sivam> if possible
[17:17] <YazzY> Akhanu`: atheros
[17:17] <YazzY> ath0
[17:17] <kebomix> hel me plz when i open ntfs partition it give me this 3
[17:17] <kebomix> 4
[17:17] <kebomix> 	
[17:17] <kebomix> Cannot mount volume
[17:17] <kebomix> You are not privileged to mount the volume 'Mixed'.
[17:17] <FloodBot2> kebomix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:17] <Thesmyth> hello all
[17:17] <Akhanu`> YazzY: lspci | grep theros
[17:17] <ljsoftnet> will the kernel in ubuntu 8.04 still recieve updates for 3 years?
[17:18] <Akhanu`> YazzY: paste here the line that shows up
[17:18] <YazzY> Akhanu`: 09:04.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR2413 802.11bg NIC (rev 01)
[17:18] <kebomix> when i try to open ntfs partition it show me that " You are not privileged to mount the volume 'Mixed'"
[17:19] <Akhanu`> YazzY: have you checked that the AR2413 chip is not supported by ath5k ?
[17:19] <outbackwifi> kebomix: you need to allow normal users to mount in your /etc/fstab
[17:19] <YazzY> Akhanu`: the thing is, it can see the access point but cannot connect to it, and the same hw works fine with a different driver on win
[17:19] <n8tuser> kebomix-> use sudo to mount it
[17:19] <YazzY> Akhanu`: isnt ath5k pretty much new <+
[17:19] <YazzY> ?
[17:19] <Raylz> is there a way you can contact m. shuttleworth :D?
[17:19] <Thesmyth> when I do sudo apt-get update then upgrade, it says that everything is up to date, but it lies. I still have FFb5 and such
[17:19] <kebomix> here is the error that appear when i try to mount it http://paste.ubuntu.com/58857/
[17:20] <cyrus> how can i see my hardware?
[17:20] <YazzY> Akhanu`: like i said, it works but partially and i'd rather try the madwifi driver before anything else
[17:20] <YazzY> cyrus: open your eyes?
[17:20] <Akhanu`> YazzY: I'm just asking. I don't know for sure what's supported by what.
[17:20] <ljsoftnet> will the kernel in ubuntu 8.04 still recieve updates for 3 years?
[17:20] <Randal1> will upgrading to 8.04 do anything to my wireless internet?
[17:20] <outbackwifi> sorry got dc
[17:20] <kebomix> when i  try to mount partition it show me that error  http://paste.ubuntu.com/58857
[17:21] <victorio> hi
[17:21] <cyrus> ha... i got a laptop and i dont know how to display my hardware
[17:21] <outbackwifi> kebomix: how are you trying to mount?
[17:21] <outbackwifi> cyrus: lshw
[17:21] <AciD> Hello :)
[17:21] <kebomix> double click on partition
[17:21] <kebomix> it is ntfs partition
[17:21] <cyrus> lshw?
[17:21] <GaMbi> Akhanu`: Im in windows now... it turned out that it was a bad connection in the USB Cable -_-
[17:21] <outbackwifi> cyrus: open up a terminal and type sudo lshw
[17:21] <aba-> sre
[17:22] <MrKeuner> Sivam: did sudo mount -t auto /dev/scd0 Desktop/test
[17:22] <kebomix> i was tryign to install windows and it failed  cuz partition is not compatible with windows , so i didnt format or do anything
[17:22] <Sivam> ok
[17:22] <kebomix> i just cant mount it
[17:22] <Tankado> Hello i started apache2 and set the dir to a be for a home dir of a user /home/user/html/ when i try to access it via explorer it says "Access forbidden"
[17:22] <Sivam> MrKeuner:  ok
[17:22] <MrKeuner> Sivam: it did but also appeared the cdrom icon on desktop as the old name
[17:22] <Tankado> but i can access the default one if i put it
[17:22] <outbackwifi> kebomix: can you mount it manually through a terminal?
[17:22] <MrKeuner> Sivam: when i click on it it is the new cdrom though
[17:22] <Raylz> kebomix: mixed normally means, that the partition is extended
[17:23] <Raylz> kebomix: you gotta locate the logic partition
[17:23] <MrKeuner> Sivam: weird huh?
[17:23] <Raylz> kebomix: pls paste the output of sudo fdisk -l
[17:23] <outbackwifi> kebomix:  pastebin sudo fdisk -l
[17:23] <Sivam> yes
[17:23] <Tankado> anyone?
[17:23] <outbackwifi> Raylz: you take this one :)
[17:24] <Sivam> MrKeuner: might be due to automount cache or something ?
[17:24] <sap1> can i install ubuntu on an extended partition
[17:24] <MrKeuner> Sivam: and it does not automount either
[17:24] <sap1> ??
[17:24] <Akhanu`> sap1: yes
[17:24] <Raylz> outbackwifi: you can help too ;)
[17:24] <cyrus> ah okay. my audio doesnt work, no matter what i try (what is not much, since i am new to ubuntu). how do i get it to work?
[17:24] <Thesmyth> ﻿when I do sudo apt-get update then upgrade, it says that everything is up to date, but it lies. I still have FFb5 and such
[17:24] <MrKeuner> Sivam: until I click on the cdrom device in computer:///
[17:24] <Thesmyth> anyone?
[17:24] <kebomix> it is dev/sda5
[17:24] <Sivam> MrKeuner:  apt-cache  show autofs
[17:25] <Raylz> kebomix: are you familiar with the mount command?
[17:25] <MrKeuner> Sivam: what do you need to see from there?
[17:25] <kebomix> tell me commands to mount manually
[17:25] <Thesmyth> no one?
[17:25] <outbackwifi> cyrus: open up a terminal type alsamixer and push all sliders to max
[17:25] <victorio> i have a dell xps , and my touchpad is installed but it doest work well , it moves  quickly
[17:25] <MrKeuner> Sivam: Filename: pool/main/a/autofs/autofs_4.1.4+debian-2.1ubuntu1_i386.deb
[17:25] <sorsis> kebomix: mount
[17:25] <outbackwifi> !repeat | Thesmyth
[17:25] <Raylz> kebomix: first you need a mountpoint
[17:26] <Zen-Dreams> hi
[17:26] <Tankado> How can i copy an enitre dir files into an existing dir? (need to copy only the content of that directory)?
[17:26] <outbackwifi> victorio: you can calibrate it in System->Preferences->mouse
[17:26] <Raylz> kebomix: sudo mkdir /media/mydisk
[17:26] <victorio> thanks
[17:26] <Thesmyth> sorry
[17:26] <Raylz> kebomix: then try to mount it with sudo mount /dev/sda5 /media/mydisk
[17:26] <cyrus> outbackwifi: it just tells me "invalid argument"
[17:26] <Thesmyth> ok, well, I have to run unfortunately, oh well
[17:26] <sqawerlz> ﻿I'm having a problem installing Wine. Can someone give me a hand? My package manager is reporting the package indexes are corrupted. Sudo apt-get install wine also reports that the indexes are corrupted.
[17:27] <Akhanu`> Tankado: cp /source/dir/*  /target/dir/
[17:27] <outbackwifi> cyrus: what does?
[17:27] <cyrus> the terminal does
[17:27] <d-b> sqawerlz: go sudo apt-get update
[17:27] <kebomix> Raylz: fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/mydis: No such file or directory
[17:27] <outbackwifi> cyrus: what command did you type?
[17:27] <Tankado> Akhanu` : i get this "cp: omitting directory `/home/gal/html/images'
[17:27] <cyrus> "alsamixer"
[17:27] <Raylz> kebomix: mydisk
[17:28] <Raylz> kebomix: your missing the k
[17:28] <Tankado> since it has a directory inside of it
[17:28] <sqawerlz> d-b, tried that. I also tried to run sudo apt-get install wine after and it is reporting the indexes corrupt.
[17:28] <Sivam> MrKeuner: after doing eject, try remove in the icon
[17:28] <d-b> sqawerlz: try swithcing repositories if that fails....
[17:28] <Raylz> sqawerlz: did you use the official wine repos?
[17:28] <outbackwifi> cyrus: did you include the quotes ("") ?
[17:28] <cyrus> no O_o
[17:28] <Akhanu`> Tankado: You want to copy with everything what that directory has? A recursive copy ?
[17:28] <MrKeuner> Sivam: removing the icon?
[17:28] <MrKeuner> Sivam: how is that done?
[17:28] <kebomix> it worked ad i opened the partition :D
[17:28] <sqawerlz> d-b, switch to which repos?
[17:28] <outbackwifi> cyrus: can you pastebin the command and the output?
[17:28] <Zen-Dreams> Tankado, cp -r /source/dir/* /target/dir
[17:28] <Raylz> sqawerlz: winehq.org
[17:28] <^synax> I'm still having wine problems, not working with PulseAudio/ALSA, http://pastebin.com/d7b2b682f
[17:29] <cyrus> "cyrus@cyrus:~$ alsamixer
[17:29] <cyrus> ALSA lib simple_none.c:1741:(simple_add1) helem (MIXER,'Headphone Playback Switch',0,2,0) appears twice or more
[17:29] <cyrus> alsamixer: function snd_mixer_load failed: Invalid argument"
[17:29] <Raylz> kebomix: ^^, can you make new folders?
[17:29] <sqawerlz> Raylz, I would have but the problem I'm seeing is that it is trying to get it and I want to be sure my OS isn't telling me it has corrupted indexes.
[17:29] <d-b> um i meant source ... as in switch the server the software source / where you download files / the repos from to another server.
[17:29] <r00t_> d-b, i installed the modual rebooted and still have not had any luck getting that to work
[17:29] <kebomix> Raylz: yeah
[17:29] <d-b> it probably is that your isp is updating / the ftp server you are using is updating their copy of the ubuntu directory.
[17:29] <Dreamglider> i have downloaded ubuntu 8.04 can i install it of the harddisk on the laptop ?
[17:30] <kebomix> Raylz :  dont know how to thank u , u saved me i was going to lose alot of data
[17:30] <Raylz> kebomix: ok, then its fine ;)
[17:30] <Akhanu`> Dreamglider: what do you mean ?
[17:30] <kebomix> :D
[17:30] <Sivam> MrKeuner: check any process using the cd , chances are there it might not have been unmounted properly
[17:30] <Raylz> kebomix: haha, np^^
[17:30] <Sivam> MrKeuner: using fuser
[17:30] <Dreamglider> Akhanu`, to install ubuntu 8.04 from a Iso file on the hard disk
[17:30] <Raylz> kebomix: i was bored in #gentoo
[17:30] <Raylz> kebomix: heres some action
[17:30] <Akhanu`> Dreamglider: and the iso file is in windows ?
[17:30] <r00t_> can anyone help me setup virtual box?
[17:31] <Sivam> MrKeuner: also try to clear autofs cache or restart autofs daemon at the final stage
[17:31] <some3kksf> hi is there anyone who plays Quake Wars?
[17:31] <outbackwifi> cyrus: what laptop model and what sound card?
[17:31] <ljsoftnet> how do you update the kernel?
[17:31] <d-b> !anyone
[17:31] <Dreamglider> Akhanu`, it can be. i have windows installed on a partition
[17:31] <r00t_> whats some of the most grapics intense games that ubuntu can play with the correct hardware?
[17:31] <kebomix> yea
[17:31] <Dreamglider> i was tinking about copying the iso file to the linux partition and install it from there
[17:31] <d-b> r00t_: crysis under wine.
[17:31] <sqawerlz> d-b, Raylz, could you comment on the error I'm getting pls? When I try sudo apt-get update it completes, and when I run sudo apt-get install wine it says The package index files are corrupted. No Filename: field for package binfmt-support. I'm worried as to specifically what is corrupted.
[17:32] <zerko> Anyone here actually rent Ubuntu servers?
[17:32] <Raylz> sqawerlz: can you install other packages?
[17:32] <Akhanu`> Dreamglider: I'd think the iso files are meant to install from cd-s. Wouldn't know if you can install it from another running system
[17:33] <Akhanu`> Dreamglider: you have a linux partition with a running linux too ?
[17:33] <sqawerlz> Raylz, thats a good question. Let me try to install something
[17:33] <Dreamglider> Akhanu`: the partition is empty
[17:33] <d-b> Akhanu`: i think there is a method installing from the hard drive bu  it requires some boot device anyway.
[17:33] <cyrus> a laptop by a company called "one", uses intel-chips. soundcard: "82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller"
[17:33] <Dreamglider> Akhanu`: the linux partition is empty
[17:34] <Akhanu`> d-b: exactly what I was thinking too.  guess Dreamglider has to burn the iso on a cd and do it such.
[17:34] <Raylz> sqawerlz: in case of wine you should use the official repositories
[17:34] <sqawerlz> ok, thanks ray
[17:34] <Dreamglider> i could boot from a USB flash drive
[17:35] <outbackwifi> cyrus: that seems to be a known bug --> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/192382
[17:35] <Akhanu`> Dreamglider: or if you have a bootable usb drive with linux, I think there are ways to boot with it, and use the .iso file for installing. chrooting and debootstrap involved.
[17:35] <Dreamglider> or maybe i can install it from a usb flash disk  ?
[17:35] <Raylz> outbackwifi: problem solved hehe :P
[17:36] <outbackwifi> Raylz: which one?
[17:36] <^synax> Having wine audio problems, not working with PulseAudio/ALSA, http://pastebin.com/d7b2b682f
[17:36] <Spike__> Anyone having issues with apt in the Ibex beta as of this morning?
[17:36] <Spike__> Looking on forums but can't find anything.
[17:36] <d-b> Akhanu`: he could theoretically partition everything first, then install wubi by mounting the iso then rebooting to ubuntu wubi do the install (debootstrap etc.) then reboot. but ... i think we have to recommend using the cd.
[17:37] <outbackwifi> Spike__: look in #ubuntu+1
[17:37] <jalka> first time with linux
[17:37] <jalka> yeah
[17:37] <Raylz> outbackwifi: the mount problem
[17:37] <Spike__> outbackwifi: thanks.
[17:37] <Akhanu`> d-b: I guess so too.
[17:37] <Spike__> :)
[17:37] <MrKeuner> does autofs come with default hardy installation? or is there an alternative?
[17:37] <outbackwifi> Raylz: i noticed; congrats
[17:37] <Raylz> outbackwifi: ty
[17:38] <cyrus> outbackwifi: okay thanx
[17:38] <sqawerlz> !firewall
[17:39] <kri> hi
[17:39] <d-b> !ufw
[17:39] <outbackwifi> !hi | kri
[17:39] <Fah> hey, is parsing /etc/lsb-release the correct way of determining the ubuntu release? For instance, redhat uses /etc/redhat-release
[17:39] <ljsoftnet> how do you update the kernel?
[17:39] <kri> i want to make a shortcut so i run ':~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Mozilla Firefox' with a shortcut
[17:39] <Raylz> ljsoftnet: compile it yourself with --oldconfig
[17:40] <Akhanu`> Fah: I've noticed that ubuntu still has an /etc/debian_version
[17:40] <kri> i need it when i play online backgammon and such games that requeries "windows"
[17:40] <cyrus> but there is another problem: as this is a laptop the brightnes goes down if i turn off the power supply. the problem is, that the power supply is plugged in but the screen still remains darker than usual. what could i do?
[17:40] <Raylz> ljsoftnet: the source is available at www.kernel.org
[17:40] <d-b> can one knowledgeable in ubottu add an entry for ufw
[17:40] <tomtom0815> hello together
[17:40] <outbackwifi> Fah: sudo lsb_release -c
[17:40] <Flannel> d-b: You can submit your suggestions in a query (foo is bar)
[17:41] <kri> the command is when im in the mozilla firefox folder 'wine start firefox.exe' ...
[17:41] <Fah>  /etc/debian_version is misleading.
[17:41] <Fah> outbackwifi: thanks, thats what I need
[17:41] <Flannel> ljsoftnet: the kernel will get updates for 3 years on the desktop, yes. But it will always be the same minor version
[17:41] <outbackwifi> Fah: yw
[17:41] <kri> add customized program starter? 'start program in terminal' +
[17:41] <d-b> ubottu: ufw is ubuntu or uncomplicated firewall. see  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFirewall . there is also gufw.
[17:42] <kri> ? *
[17:42] <d-b> !ufw
[17:42] <outbackwifi> cyrus: err. increase brightness by pressing fn+f6 (on my laptop)
[17:42] <Deviosa> .
[17:42] <d-b> Flannel: no...
[17:43] <Akhanu`> outbackwifi: Am thinking of adding the line:  lsb_release -c > /etc/ubuntu_version  to rc.local for fun.
[17:43] <cyrus> argh, thanks outbackwifi
[17:43] <outbackwifi> Akhanu`: you can add lsb_release -a for the full monty :)
[17:43] <Flannel> d-b: Yes, do it in a query and ubotu will tell you all about why it's not already a factoid
[17:43] <badfish> why does my screen light up every time someone says flannel's name?
[17:43] <d-b> ok
[17:43]  * erth__ has been twinned!
[17:43] <Akhanu`> outbackwifi: Oh, even better yes! :D
[17:44] <d-b> done.
[17:44] <kumaraa> any girls
[17:44] <outbackwifi> !girls | kumaraa
[17:44]  * outbackwifi is rotfl
[17:45] <w2naf> Hi.  Does anyone here know anything about running 64 bit IDL on 64 bit Ubuntu?
[17:45] <cyrus> anuther question: i dont get how to install any programs. for example: i have downloaded the new pidgin (pidgin-2.5.1.tar.bz2). how can i install it?
[17:45] <Fah> the only IDL i'm familiar with is related to corba
[17:46] <badfish> lmao @ girls
[17:46] <d-b> badfish: just want to have fun.
[17:46] <Flannel> cyrus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto gives you a walkthrough (you won't be using that tarball)
[17:46] <netsurf3> can someone help me my computer gets jitters and screen tearing even with a nvidia 9600gt
[17:46] <outbackwifi> cyrus: if its a tarball (tar, tar.gz or tar.bz2) its mostly the source. you need  to configure, make and make install as with any FOSS source.
[17:47] <outbackwifi> cyrus: easier way is to sudo apt-get install pidgin
[17:47] <Akhanu`> I vote for sudo apt-get install pidgin
[17:47] <netsurf3> the game runs fast and renders fast but it jumps and it make it look like it is running with very low fps
[17:47] <cyrus> kay, thanks :)
[17:48] <outbackwifi> netsurf3: are you using envy?
[17:48] <yancho> I have HPLip 0.9.7 (Ubuntu 6.06) installed and want to update it to the one of HP 2.9.8 .. If i go to Synaptic it says that it will uninstall also ubuntu-desktop .. is it save to do so?
[17:48] <outbackwifi> !envy|netsurf3
[17:48] <outbackwifi> yancho: yes ubuntu-desktop is a meta package
[17:48] <Flannel> yancho: ubuntu-desktop is just a metapackage, so yes.  But Have you considered upgrading to Hardy?
[17:49] <LimCore> hi
[17:49] <nitish_lobin> hi
[17:49] <LimCore> what tool is good to crack a WAP2 network?
[17:49] <LimCore> and is regular wifi card sufficient
[17:49] <outbackwifi> LimCore: not ubuntu
[17:49] <yancho> Flannel,  got alot of software (i know is bad) which is installed as tar .. so until i am finished with the thesis i cannot upgrade to hardy
[17:49] <LimCore> outbackwifi: why not?
[17:50] <d-b> LimCore: thank god no.
[17:50] <LimCore> btw, Im cracking my own AP
[17:50]  * outbackwifi thinks "Thats what they all say, till we read about them in the news"
[17:50] <d-b> aircrack-ng / cowputty but both are slow thankfully.
[17:50] <Flannel> yancho: Fair enough.  In the future, make sure all of that goes in /usr/local/* which will make upgrading easier (of course, you likely already know this)
[17:51] <LimCore> outbackwifi: oh ok, Im a russian hacker. Im telling putin, beware. /facepalm
[17:51] <Akhanu`> matterofffactly, any linux can be used for that. It's just the tools that you use, which I really don't know much about.
[17:51] <yancho> no i didnt know that
[17:51] <yancho> thanks for the tip however
[17:51] <Kamu> hi I have the ubuntu 8.10 beta i386 install disc, trying to install using the graphic installer, but when xorg kicks in "Starting GNOME..." I get a blank screen with a few artefacts, I have tried using 'Safe graphic mode' but the outcome was identical
[17:51] <Flannel> Kamu: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[17:51] <LimCore> can one always use WAP2 on his network?  or does this only with certain wifi cards?
[17:52] <Raylz> Kamu: try the altnerate cd
[17:52] <LimCore> is it possible that one card supports WAP but not WAP2?  and in that case, couldnt software do the decoding?
[17:52] <SlimeyPete> only with newer cards and access points, LimCore
[17:52] <outbackwifi> LimCore: i havent heard of WAP2 only WPA2 so in all likelyhood, WAP2 is crackable
[17:52] <d-b> LimCore: you mean wpa2.
[17:52] <LimCore> *WAP2
[17:52] <LimCore> WPA2.
[17:52] <Raylz> LimCore: WPA*
[17:52] <Kamu> Raylz: what is alternative on the alternative disc :)?
[17:52] <d-b> it is crackable. but it takes to long to be practical vs wep.
[17:52] <SlimeyPete> but yes you're essentially right, LimCore. Cards can support WPA but not WPA2.
[17:53] <LimCore> AP is new, but the wifi card supports WPA, perhaps not WPA2... Perhaps there are software tools to do the decoding instead of hardware?
[17:53] <SlimeyPete> not sure if it's feasible to do it in software. Might involve quite a big overhead.
[17:53] <Raylz> Kamu: alternate != alternative ;)
[17:53] <LimCore> SlimeyPete: better slow then none network =)
[17:53] <Raylz> Kamu: nvidia card?
[17:53] <Kamu> Raylz: I mean what is the difference ?
[17:53] <Kamu> yea
[17:53] <Oni_of_z_AsH> hi guys
[17:53] <netsurf3> outbackwifi, no i am not dont even know what it does O.o
[17:53] <badfish> flannel: any idea why your nick would be setting off the alert on my machine in xchat like someone is talking to me?
[17:54] <Raylz> Kamu: theres a problem with the recent xserver and nvidia cards
[17:54] <Kamu> forgot to mention that, but yes a nvidia card
[17:54] <Raylz> Kamu: alternate cd provides a text installer
[17:54] <outbackwifi> badfish: you have tagged his nick prolly
[17:54] <d-b> Kamu: and disk encryption.
[17:54] <Kamu> Raylz: problem with ubuntu or xorg in general?
[17:55] <Raylz> Kamu: the new xorg version is the problem
[17:55] <Raylz> Kamu: new api, as far as ive read
[17:55] <Dreamglider> does it matter wetter i burn ubuntu 8.04 on a CD or a DVD ?
[17:55] <Dreamglider> !ping me
[17:55]  * ]K[^Omegadoom Ping me  Could not be resolved to an IP address
[17:55] <Kamu> Raylz: because my arch linux setup runs the latest everything and that works fine
[17:55] <Oni_of_z_AsH> my pc doesnt respond to shut down function in ubuntu hardy..can someone tell me y plz?
[17:55] <badfish> how do i untag a nick?
[17:55] <Raylz> Kamu: it could be, that nvidia provides a new driver
[17:56] <Flannel> badfish: Because you'veturned highlighting on for me, or a part of my name.  I'm not too familiar with xchat
[17:56] <badfish> ugh
[17:56] <Kamu> okay thanks Raylz
[17:56] <Raylz> Kamu: np
[17:56] <outbackwifi> badfish: right-click his nick and see if theres an option like that
[17:56] <Oni_of_z_AsH> when i select shutdown,only fans keep on working..y?
[17:56] <badfish> nada
[17:56] <SaschaRed2> once again update manager crashed my network
[17:56] <badfish> i don't even know how or why i would have done it
[17:57] <SaschaRed2> it never used to do that
[17:57] <Oni_of_z_AsH> plz help me guys
[17:57] <SaschaRed2> oh wait
[17:57] <SaschaRed2> wrong channel
[17:57] <ThePandemic82> When I run counter strike source through wine I get terrible FPS.  Why?  I have the newest nvidia drivers installed.  Video card is 9800GTX+ and i have a core 2 duo cpu.  2gbs ram
[17:57] <Raylz> Oni_of_z_AsH: dunno, maybe kernel problems
[17:57] <outbackwifi> Oni_of_z_AsH: what fans are you referring to?
[17:57] <greencookie> me$2
[17:58] <fwaokda> anyone have any tips on how to come up with a domain name?
[17:58] <Oni_of_z_AsH> the power supply and cpu fan as well
[17:58] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: wine oculd be the problem
[17:58] <sevenseeker> I periodically receive errors while updating my package managers like apt-get and smart on PPAs, they report that the 'Release.gpg' file is missing on all the PPAs I have listed
[17:58] <fwaokda> I can't think of one that isn't already taken :(
[17:58] <ThePandemic82> do i have to configure it properly or something?
[17:58] <badfish> fawokda: drugs
[17:58] <Oni_of_z_AsH> hard disk turns off tho
[17:58] <sevenseeker> are these frequently rebuilt, so I should just wait a bit?
[17:59] <Pici> fwaokda: Try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic, #ubuntu really isn't the place for this.
[17:59] <fwaokda> badfish, well i dont do drugs :(
[17:59] <fwaokda> Pici, ty :)
[17:59] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: maybe you want to try out the newest version
[17:59] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: repositories are available at www.winehq.org
[17:59] <ThePandemic82> i got wine from the package manager.  What is the newest version?
[17:59] <ThePandemic82> im using 1.0
[17:59] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: i guess the newest is 1.1.6
[18:00] <ThePandemic82> so i want the dev version?  I was using stable
[18:00] <outbackwifi> sevenseeker: you need  to import the keys and add them to your system
[18:01] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: theres also an update of the stable version: October 17, 2008: Wine 1.0.1 Released
[18:01] <sevenseeker> outbackwifi: hmmm, I did that... could they have been deleted mysteriously?  (these worked the other day)
[18:01] <ThePandemic82> how do i get 1.1.6?  What do i download once im at winhq.org?
[18:01] <Orbixx> Can someone tell me how to fix Ubuntu failing to automount USB flash drives due to lack of superuser privs?
[18:01] <outbackwifi> sevenseeker: computing hasnt acquired that intelligence yet; theres no mystery
[18:02] <outbackwifi> Orbixx: sudo apt-get install pmount and then modify /etc/pmount.allow
[18:02] <^synax> Having wine audio problems, not working with PulseAudio/ALSA, http://pastebin.com/d7b2b682f
[18:02] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: uninstall your current wine
[18:02] <ThePandemic82> ok
[18:02] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: and add these repos http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb
[18:02] <wolfeySI> hello i have new laptop with intel 4237 wireless. this doesnt work on 2.6.24 kernel. forums say 2.6.27 would work. is that available from repository or i go compile?
[18:02] <sevenseeker> outbackwifi: heh, indeed.  However, I don't remember mucking with keys yet it worked the other day.
[18:02] <Raylz> ThePandemic82: ive never had problems with dev versions
[18:03] <ThePandemic82> ok
[18:03] <greencookie> Anyone else uses empathy for messaging?
[18:03] <outbackwifi> !any
[18:03] <Orbixx> outbackwifi: What's the syntax of the config file?
[18:04] <Xang> !anything
[18:04] <Xang> heh.
[18:04] <Pici> !anyone
[18:04] <JoeBorn> hi there, anyone here successfully stream from abc.com ?
[18:04] <outbackwifi> Orbixx: man pmount would tell you
[18:04] <greencookie> how can I upgrade gnome 2.22 to 2.24?
[18:04] <Daisuke_Ido> okay, it's time to find out why firefox is randomly crashing.
[18:04] <outbackwifi> !anyone|joeborn
[18:05] <Raylz> greencookie: compile it yourself or upgrade to ibex
[18:05] <JoeBorn> I'm using win ff on wine per some instructions I've read, but it seems many people arhaivng troube
[18:05] <Daisuke_Ido> there seems to be no rhyme or reason, i've removed any addons
[18:05] <greencookie> Raylz, ah okay. I guess ill wait for the next official release of Ubuntu then :P
[18:05] <wolfeySI> can i get newer kernel on 8.04 ?
[18:05] <Raylz> JoeBorn: ye, cause its plain stupid
[18:05] <JoeBorn> ubottu, ok.
[18:05] <Raylz> JoeBorn: ;)
[18:05] <Daisuke_Ido> it just...  crashes without notice
[18:05] <Daisuke_Ido> gives me the option to restore my session when i start it back up, but still
[18:06] <outbackwifi> Daisuke_Ido: start ff from the terminal and see the error message as it crashes
[18:06] <Raylz> greencookie: or you get a rolling release distro like gentoo or arch *muhahaha*
[18:06] <Raylz> JoeBorn: use the linux version of firefox
[18:06] <greencookie> Raylz, I have arch :)
[18:06] <Miesco> How do you get the debian menu?
[18:06] <JoeBorn> we're actually trying to build a device using ubuntu that allows internet television viewing
[18:06] <JoeBorn> I'm from neurostechnology.com
[18:06] <wolfeySI> so how ready is 8.10 ?
[18:06] <wolfeySI> Note: This is a beta release. Do not install it on production machines. The final stable version will be released on October 30th, 2008.
[18:07] <bjjfit> Newb here.  Can someone tell me the command or how to install ubuntu-backport-modules-2.6.24-16
[18:07] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: what protocol does abc.com use to stream?
[18:07] <JoeBorn> Raylz, It has some proprietary plugin that doesn't work with linux ff
[18:07] <wolfeySI> anyone?
[18:07] <wolfeySI> please
[18:07] <wolfeySI> :)
[18:07] <outbackwifi> !patience|wolfeysi
[18:07] <JoeBorn> outbackwifi, it's some kind of proprietary thing from move networks.
[18:07] <JoeBorn> powers abc.com cw espn and others.
[18:07] <Raylz> JoeBorn: oh, ok, my fault
[18:07] <Raylz> bad*
[18:08] <Dreamglider> i'm trying to formate a DVD but k3b wont let me, it says please insert a complete or appendable DVD medium
[18:08] <Dreamglider> the dvd is allready in the drive
[18:08] <wolfeySI> ok i have no other option if i want wireless, so let it be beta
[18:08] <wolfeySI> thanx for listening to me whining
[18:08] <Raylz> wolfeySI: few days left, better be waiting ;)
[18:08] <bjjfit> Trying to get wireless working on m1530.  Want to install ubuntu-backport-modules-2.6.24-16 but not sure how to do that.  newb here to ubuntu.  Thanks for any help
[18:08] <wolfeySI> Raylz: nah, switching to beta now:)
[18:09] <whatvn> Hi, everyone! I install second Linux distro after Ubuntu. when It says install Grub, I choose no Grub will be install, and now how can I add 2st to menu.list, so I can choose it from boot menu?
[18:09] <AciD> Evening all :) Is this the place to get help with ubuntu :D
[18:09] <hankdogdoodydadd> anyone know date when intrepid will be released?
[18:09] <Dancarma>  8-)
[18:09] <SiON42X> hank, I think Oct. 30th.
[18:09] <Xang> Hank: Oct 30th.
[18:09] <wolfeySI> bjjfit: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list    remove # to uncomment 'backports' line
[18:09] <Raylz> whatvn: sudo update-grub
[18:09] <hankdogdoodydadd> Thanks Si
[18:09] <wolfeySI> bjjfit: then   sudo apt-get update
[18:09] <SiON42X> Anyone else here had problems with gedit being godawful slow after going to Intrepid?
[18:09] <whatvn> Raylz: is that all?
[18:09] <hankdogdoodydadd> I was suprised there wasn't like a countdown data on ubuntu.com
[18:09] <SiON42X> It's the oddest thing, not sure how to diagnose that.
[18:09] <Raylz> whatvn: ye, if you dont do it in a livecd
[18:10] <Raylz> whatvn: if you want you can modify it by hand
[18:10] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: i am able to stream video from abc news (the full length episodes are not allowed outside the US)
[18:10] <whatvn> yes, how can I edit by hand?
[18:10] <Raylz> whatvn: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:10] <MrKeuner> Using Gnome I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. What may be the problem?
[18:10] <AJC_Z0> When inserting an audio CD, there is an "Audio Disc" pop-up which asks to choose an action including Rhythmbox and CD Audio Extractorow do I add a(nother) player to this menu?
[18:10] <tv7497> guys have anyone here tried art of assembly book by randall hyde
[18:11] <Daisuke_Ido> now firefox has decided it doesn't want to crash...
[18:11] <Raylz> whatvn: scroll to the bottom
[18:11] <bjjfit> Thanks wolfey... Ill see if I can do that right.. :)
[18:11] <ktne> hello
[18:11] <MrKeuner> which application is it that mounts the cd when one inserted?
[18:11] <Raylz> whatvn: id run update-grub first and then edit the menu.lst
[18:11] <MrKeuner> nautilus?
[18:11] <ktne> anyone here who has problems with flash? the flash often stops and displays a gray rectangle after a few seconds of playing
[18:11] <wolfeySI> bjjfit: then you can do    sudo-apt get install  ubuntu-backport-modules-2.6.24   (not sure about version)
[18:12] <MrKeuner> gvfs?
[18:12] <Raylz> ktne: which flash are you using?
[18:12] <wolfeySI> bjjfit: then you can do    sudo apt-get install  ubuntu-backport-modules-2.6.24   (not sure about version)
[18:12] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: also able to see afv
[18:12] <AciD> Anyone here able to help me with some ftp problems ?
[18:12] <ktne> Raylz i think that adobe 9
[18:12] <KaiForce> shoot Timmy, er, AciD
[18:12] <outbackwifi> !anyone| acid
[18:12] <whatvn> Raylz: my second distro is CentOS, I just install one partition call /, I think Ubuntu have /swap, /boot..and I dont need to make these partition again
[18:12] <bjjfit> ok.  will do that in a sec.. package manager is installing security updates...
[18:12] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  gnome-mount?
[18:13] <SiON42X> ubottu:  Because two questions makes you seem more substantial.
[18:13] <Raylz> ktne: i think flash 10 was released recently
[18:13] <SiON42X> Well damn.
[18:13] <KaiForce> ubottu seems perty smart
[18:13] <AciD> Ok, trying to install  proftpd but can't really get past trying to extract the package... (im totally newb at ubuntu)
[18:13] <Raylz> ktne: http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/index.cgi?Lang=German&P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash
[18:13] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: is that a daemon?
[18:14] <wolfeySI> ubottu i love you
[18:14] <ktne> Raylz i tried to install it but it failed
[18:14] <ktne> Raylz the installer said that it needs a 32bit system
[18:14] <KaiForce> AciD what kind of package is it?  what is the extension on it?
[18:14] <Raylz> ktne: thats your problem ;)
[18:14] <ktne> Raylz :(
[18:14] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  I'm probably wrong.
[18:14] <wolfeySI> ktne: i think i'm not only one using 32 bit ubuntu on 64 bit cpu
[18:14] <AciD> KaiForce, its gz
[18:15] <SiON42X> wolfeySI:  Kind of reminds me of Dr. Sbaitso.
[18:15] <Raylz> ktne: unless your not using a server, take the 32 bit version
[18:15] <ktne> i need 64bit
[18:15] <outbackwifi> AciD: sudo apt-get install proftpd doesnt work?
[18:15] <KaiForce> are you able to open a terminal and get to the directory it is in?
[18:15] <outbackwifi> !info proftpd
[18:15] <Raylz> ktne: why?
[18:15] <noyz> hello
[18:15] <ktne> Raylz software development
[18:15] <wolfeySI> !info wine
[18:16] <Ropix> I have an acer aspire 3055 notebook,I intsall ubuntu 8.04, but both my wired and wirelles LAN doesn't work. Can you help me?
[18:16] <AciD> KaiForce, ill try, brb
[18:16] <JoeBorn> outbackwifi, afv?
[18:16] <Raylz> ktne: ah k
[18:16] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  Okay, yeah, it is Nautilus.
[18:16] <whatvn> Raylz: my second distro is CentOS, I just install one partition call /, I think Ubuntu have /swap, /boot..and I dont need to make these partition again, when I run update-grub, nothing changes in menu.lst
[18:16] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: america's funniest videos, i could also play samantha who
[18:16] <SiON42X> Ropix:  You probably need to use the Windows drivers for it.
[18:16] <AciD> KaiForce, it says: Warning on syntax changes in ProFTPd configuration.
[18:16] <Raylz> whatvn: ok query?
[18:17] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: any way to see why it would keep the cd's name in computer:/// although it ejects the cd properly
[18:17] <whatvn> Raylz: root@Xtux:/home/binguyen# apt-get update-grub
[18:17] <whatvn> E: Invalid operation update-grub
[18:17] <whatvn> root@Xtux:/home/binguyen# update-grub
[18:17] <whatvn> Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub
[18:17] <whatvn> Searching for default file ... found: /boot/grub/default
[18:17] <FloodBot2> whatvn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:17] <whatvn> Testing for an existing GRUB menu.lst file ... found: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:17] <francis_> !paste
[18:17] <lorenzo> hi, i have an audio problem. I cannot play more than 2 audio tracks at one time. Used to be that I could do that, but maybe I messed up when I installed JACK. CAn anyone help please? thanks
[18:17] <outbackwifi> MrKeuner: did you mean the label of the CD or the name that the system uses for the cdrom device
[18:17] <KaiForce> what says that?
[18:17] <JoeBorn> outbackwifi, the full episodes?
[18:17] <MrKeuner> outbackwifi: label of the cdrom
[18:18] <Raylz> whatvn: come pm
[18:18] <AciD> in the terminal
[18:18] <sevenseeker> outbackwifi: per the issue with Release.gpg, I checked and the files are not actually there, so it doesn't appear to be a signing issue
[18:18] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: i am not in the US, I get an error saying its not allowed outside of the US
[18:18] <JoeBorn> the clips just use regular flash, but the episodes use their plugin
[18:18] <KaiForce> why would it say that.  what did you do?
[18:18] <JoeBorn> outbackwifi, ahh.
[18:18] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: so not able to check :)
[18:19] <francis_> hi to everybody, I cannot start mercury messenger...on the terminal there's this message http://paste.ubuntu.com/58899/
[18:19] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  Have you made any changes to your nautilus preferences in gconf-editor?
[18:19] <AciD> KaiForce, it was the terminal that came with that message...
[18:19] <Ropix> How to use windows drivers without connect to internet? I think windows drivers translates for ubuntu?
[18:19] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: i remember using gconf-editor for totem but not for nautilus
[18:19] <outbackwifi> JoeBorn: you're right. this seems to help people --> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-679165.html
[18:19] <KaiForce> not following you.  you opened a terminal and suddenly it said that?
[18:19] <SiON42X> Ropix:  You'll need to download the windows drivers and the DEB files for the wireless wrapper, put them on a CD or something, throw them on your Ubuntu box.
[18:20] <laptop> SoUND KEEP GOING OFF IN UBUNTU FOR SoEM FUCKIGN REASoN
[18:20] <s0u][ight> i had installed fluid-soundfont-gm but where did it extract the soundfonts?
[18:20] <AciD> KaiForce, after i put in the line u gave me
[18:20] <magnetron> !language| laptop
[18:20] <outbackwifi> !etiquette | laptop
[18:20] <KaiForce> i didn't give you a line - what did you type?
[18:20] <laptop> I rebotted This piece of ********** 10 times, to get my sound back
[18:20] <magnetron> laptop→ how many times did you reboot it?
[18:21] <AciD> oh right, that was outbackwifi
[18:21] <Xang> laptop: Try rebooting instead of rebotting. :)
[18:21] <laptop> It doesn't matter, after some time, I just loose sound on Ubuntu
[18:21] <KaiForce> you need to do that 11 times laptop
[18:21] <outbackwifi> AciD: huh?
[18:21] <francis_> hi to everybody, I cannot start mercury messenger...on the terminal there's this message http://paste.ubuntu.com/58899/
[18:21] <AciD> i tried: sudo apt-get install proftpd
[18:21] <wolfeySI> laptop: do you have more than one soundcard?
[18:21] <laptop> No
[18:21] <outbackwifi> AciD: and..
[18:21] <laptop> I had the sound, but now it is gone, and it happens everytie
[18:21] <AciD> got this msg. sudo apt-get install proftpd
[18:21] <laptop> It say, that some other crap is using it
[18:21] <AciD> not that
[18:21] <wolfeySI> try mixer settings?
[18:21] <AciD> │ Warning on syntax changes in ProFTPd configuration.
[18:22] <wolfeySI> you sure volume is up and not mute?
[18:22] <laptop> Master is at 100%
[18:22] <warmwaffles> I have a lenovo ideapad Y530 and the sound doesn't work for it. Possibly wrong drivers installed? Mic jack doesn't work. Any idea where I can find linux drivers
[18:22] <MrPiracy> could anyone help me mounting an ext3 partition for read/write on Mac OS X?
[18:22] <lorenzo>  hi, i have an audio problem. I cannot play more than 2 audio tracks at one time. Used to be that I could do that, but maybe I messed up when I installed JACK. CAn anyone help please? thanks
[18:22] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: any way to replace the gconf settings with defaults?
[18:22] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: better yet only the nautilus gconf settings
[18:22] <laptop> Any HELP!?!?!?
[18:22] <outbackwifi> AciD: ok but it installed right? just go to /etc/proftpd/ and tweak the conf file to suit your system and /etc/init.d/proftpd restart
[18:23] <KaiForce> is that all it said AciD
[18:23] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: Tracks? You mean like more than one app playing sound at once?
[18:23] <semslie> Hi, I have a problem that may very well not be ubuntu-related, but as I first experienced the problem after installing Intrepid beta-1, I thought I'd ask here first. Apologies if this isn't the right place.
[18:23] <MrPiracy> could anyone help me mounting an ext3 partition for read/write on Mac OS X?
[18:23] <AciD> KaiForce, ill pm u the rest.
[18:23] <Pici> semslie: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid/8.10 support/discussion.
[18:23] <KaiForce> ok
[18:23] <Ropix> Ubuntu 8.10 support the acer ACPI?
[18:23] <outbackwifi> !intrepid| semlie
[18:23] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, yeah sorry that is what i meant
[18:23] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  Not that I know of, sounds like a Windows feature to me.  ;)
[18:23] <semslie> Pici: sure, I'll ask there
[18:23] <KaiForce> Ropix i have it on an old Acer laptop and seems to work fine
[18:23] <laptop> Hey, I was here, couple of hours ago
[18:24] <KaiForce> don't know if that helps
[18:24] <laptop> my Name was HideousNAshimoto
[18:24] <genius> hello! I just dumped my sources.lst how to restore it's original state?
[18:24]  * outbackwifi kinda liked that name
[18:24] <laptop> Anyway, I lost sound, and now every new Application I open just froze
[18:24] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: I believe by default Jack kills pulseaudio on startup, do you experience this on fresh boot w/o using jack, or do you have jack starting at boot?
[18:24] <magnetron> genius→ restore your backup
[18:24] <laptop> Part 2
[18:24] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, like i am listening to rhythmbox, then stop it and try to listen to VLC, VLC will open the file but sound wont come out. I have to shut down rhythmbox.
[18:24] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: it indeed is
[18:24] <laptop> Actually It seems like only Sound Preferences is frozen
[18:25] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, i dont know if jack starts at boot...how do i find out?
[18:25] <laptop> and Volume Control alsoooooooooo
[18:25] <outbackwifi> laptop: launch alsamixer from a terminal and push all sliders to max
[18:25] <laptop> game called lagno is also frozen
[18:25] <laptop> OMG
[18:25] <Ropix> my acer aspire 3055 doesn't work ACPI and wired and wirelles LAN in 8.04,  I hope 8.10 support this things.
[18:25] <Tundrayeti312> enter! > laptop
[18:25] <laptop> What is going on, previous Instalation of Ubuntu was OKay
[18:25] <Tundrayeti312> lol
[18:25] <Tundrayeti312> !enter > laptop
[18:25] <wolfeySI> Ropix: i hope for my wireless:)
[18:26] <outbackwifi> laptop: are you on intrepid?
[18:26] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, should i just get rid of JACK? i do not use ardour that much :)
[18:26] <MrPiracy> could anyone help me mounting an ext3 partition for read/write on Mac OS X?
[18:26] <laptop> what is interpid, I am not on that
[18:26] <r00t_> can i get some help setting up virtual box,it says i dont have the kernal mod installed but im pretty sure i do
[18:26] <outbackwifi> MrPiracy: nope, this is a ubuntu channel
[18:26] <asd0r> i deleted my mbr including grub bootmanager i would like to repair it and need some help just to make sure i dont do sth wrong..
[18:26] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo:Can u try going to the shell and type 'pulseaudio --check'
[18:27] <outbackwifi> laptop: what does sudo lsb_release -c tell you?
[18:27] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, sure
[18:27] <r00t_> whats something that adds desktop widgets to ubuntu?
[18:27] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, nothing seems to happen...
[18:27] <outbackwifi> asd0r: sudo grub-install /dev/rootpart
[18:27] <genius> magnetron: i just installed the system :) so i have no backups
[18:27] <KaiForce> MrPiracy:  pay for your software and try #maxosx
[18:27] <KaiForce> sorry #macosx
[18:27] <badfish> !playlist
[18:27] <laptop> outbackwifi, I will try to run terminal, but I guess it will popup frozen
[18:27] <asd0r> i cant boot it anymore outbackwifi i am running on win vista atm
[18:27] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: try pulseaudio -D
[18:28] <badfish> anybody got playlist.com working in ubuntu?
[18:28] <outbackwifi> laptop: dont guess
[18:28] <outbackwifi> asd0r: boot from livecd and do this
[18:28] <laptop> it is hardy
[18:28] <outbackwifi> laptop: ok so launch alsamixer and do what i said
[18:28] <Brutus> hello. i'm trying to install xbmc live. it is ubuntu mid with the xbmc application on it. so the base is ubuntu. they couldn't help me, so i hope someone here is able to help me with it. i'm getting an error: found boot device at /dev/sr0 checking device /dev/sda (up to /dev/sdg), and then this: 0 drives detected, connect a disk and press return. i've pasted the log on a site: ype /msg ubottu etiquette
[18:28] <Brutus> 19:28 < outbackwifi> laptop: what does sudo lsb_release -c tell you?
[18:28] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, says E: main.c: daemon startup failed.
[18:28] <Brutus> wait oops
[18:28] <Brutus> http://pastebin.com/f58bfe7df
[18:29] <asd0r> may i qry you outbackwifi? its a bit more complicated because i have another OS installed
[18:29] <Brutus> was supposed to past that
[18:29] <FloodBot2> Brutus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <sevenseeker> does anyone know if PPA repos rebuild the 'Release.gpg' file periodically?
[18:29] <outbackwifi> asd0r: sure but no pm please
[18:29] <tul> how do i remove alsa compeletley from 8.04
[18:29] <tul> ?
[18:29] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: Ok so it would seem your sound card it busy... Can you close jack and any other apps that would be using sound?
[18:29] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, yes, jack is shut
[18:30] <Brutus> i'm also not able to install normal ubuntu, but i'm able to install slackware and debian witouth any problems on my system
[18:30] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: mplayer and firefox and everything else? then try 'pulseaudio -k && pulseaudio -D'
[18:30] <magnetron> genius→ don't toast your files without doing backups! anyway, an example sources.list is displayed. however it may not work in your system, since there is no way to restore the important files you deleted
[18:30] <r00t_> can i get some help setting up virtual box,it says: The VirtualBox kernel driver is not accessible to the current user. Make sure that the user has write permissions for /dev/vboxdrv by adding them to the vboxusers groups
[18:30] <asd0r> i am using truecrypt for encrypting my win vista c partitionion so i need the truecrypt bootloader in order to boot windows. so i need have to bootloaders for just one mbr mr outbackwifi :)
[18:31] <outbackwifi> asd0r:  havent got a clue about what you just said, sorry
[18:31] <lorenzo> E: main.c: Failed to kill daemon.
[18:31] <outbackwifi> !truecrypt
[18:31] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, E: main.c: Failed to kill daemon.
[18:31] <genius> magnetron: i just used an example from one site to add repo ty my list - it deleted all previous repos
[18:32] <gpled> anyone know how to get a second video card working.  have 2 monitors on first card.  just added second card, and want to bring up two monitors on that card
[18:32] <gpled> first two on first card work
[18:32] <MrPiracy> could anyone please help me mounting an ext3 partition for read/write on Mac OS X Leopard?
[18:32] <asd0r> atm i have a truecrypt bootloader in mbr so that C of windows vista can be encrypted i dont want to lose it when installing grub
[18:32] <outbackwifi> gpled: you probably need to spawn another x server session for display :1
[18:32] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: hmmm... maybe 'sudo pulseaudio -k' then?
[18:33] <SiON42X> MrPiracy:  How is that Ubuntu related?  =P
[18:33] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, nope, same output
[18:33] <MrPiracy> SiON42X: well, my problem seems to be that my EXT3 partition is protected, i am trying to figure out how to let other OS's access it
[18:34] <outbackwifi> MrPiracy: how do you mean protected?
[18:34] <darknejo> can some one help me to install a wireless usb adapter ...trendnet tew-624ub in ubuntu 8.4
[18:35] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, however, now I can play 2 files with 2 different apps at once... :)
[18:35] <MrPiracy> outbackwifi: there's a filesystem driver ext2fs or something ... it mounts ext3 parition fine,but read only ... even if i uncheck read only option
[18:35] <Tundrayeti312> lorenzo: oh :)
[18:35] <asd0r> outbackwifi: atm i have a truecrypt bootloader in mbr so that C of windows vista can be encrypted i dont want to lose it when installing grub
[18:35] <MrPiracy> outbackwifi: do you have any idea how to turn ext3 journaling off?
[18:35] <lorenzo> Tundrayeti312, thank you very much, have a nice day
[18:35] <outbackwifi> MrPiracy: no
[18:36] <mcphail> MrPiracy: mount it as ext2
[18:36] <Mr_Fixit> hmmm, it looks like my server is being brute forced by about 12 IPs
[18:36] <outbackwifi> darknejo: look here --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=689831
[18:36] <MrPiracy> mcphail: could u pls tell me the mount command?
[18:36] <Mr_Fixit> any ideas?
[18:36] <tv7497> darknejo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4807820
[18:36] <tv7497> darkthat would help i guess
[18:36] <Guest55434> -n robacarp
[18:36] <outbackwifi> Mr_Fixit: add these to the hosts.deny
[18:36] <genius> can anyone share his hardy-server sources.list? i accidentally deleted it...
[18:37] <darknejo> thanks  let take a look
[18:37] <Mr_Fixit> where is that outbackwifi
[18:37] <frank_> jeg skulle ha koblet til en pc til i min svitsj, men er tom for innganger... kan jeg kjøpe en liten svitsj til så blir det en dobbelinngang? :)
[18:37] <outbackwifi> Mr_Fixit: /etc/hosts.deny
[18:37] <Mr_Fixit> thanks outbackwifi
[18:37] <mcphail> MrPiracy: mount -t ext2 (and all the other bits from man mount)
[18:38] <MrPiracy> mcphail: thx, let me try it
[18:38] <outbackwifi> !no|frank_
[18:38] <MrPiracy> mcphail: wait, how do i tell it to mount read/write? what are the parameters?
[18:38] <frank_> it was the wrong channel :)
[18:38] <outbackwifi> MrPiracy: are you trying to mount it in MacOS or ubuntu?
[18:39] <MrPiracy> outbackwifi: mac, command is similar though
[18:39] <mcphail> MrPiracy: can't comment on Mac syntax. Sorry
[18:40] <MrPiracy> mcphail: ok, thx
[18:40] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: any way to see why it would keep the cd's name in computer:/// although it ejects the cd properly
[18:40] <darknejo> outbackwifi: thank but that link is for and older version  .. that one works but now I have a new one the 634ub and I cannot find any post  with releated info
[18:40] <badfish> what's the command to display processes?
[18:40] <MrKeuner> SiON42X: sorry wrong paste
[18:40] <SiON42X> MrKeuner:  Sorry, been looking, can't find it.
[18:40] <SiON42X> Heh, no problem.
[18:40] <Pici> badfish: ps
[18:40] <MrKeuner> Using Gnome I am recently having problem that whenever I insert the first cdrom after reboot name of the cd-rom does not change even when I replace the cd-rom with another. What may be the problem?
[18:41] <amorphous> Hello evrypeeps!
[18:41] <Sarin> hi
[18:41] <outbackwifi> !hi | amorphous
[18:42] <outbackwifi> MrKeuner: thats the 10th time youve posted that question today :)
[18:42] <amorphous> If I want to put a router on as an extension to another router but not create a subnet, what would I be trying to do is that a bridge? (ext router is for wireless use)
[18:42] <Ktron> My screen res is 1920x1280 and works fine, but GDM is rendering the left half of what appears to be a 3840x1280 ( (2*1920)x1280 ) login screen, so half is off screen... Any help? Anyone seen this?
[18:42] <outbackwifi> MrKeuner: i am beginning to think you are booting from livecd
[18:42] <amorphous> hey outbackwifi ;)
[18:42] <mcphail> MrPiracy: ubuntu will mount ext2/3 as rw by default (note "defaults" option in /etc/fstab). I'd imagine the explicit option would be "rw" but don't know for sure. Remember ext2/3 has filesystem-level permissions which your mac ext driver may respect
[18:42] <wolfeySI> amorphous: i think yes:)
[18:42] <paul68> outbackwifi: some people never learn
[18:43] <outbackwifi> amorphous: connect the lan port of that router to this one and turn off dhcp
[18:43] <foo> I installed firefox 3.0.1 from the binary they give on 6.06 and I am trying to get java working without luck. I have installed sun-java5-plugin and sun-java5-jdk and restarted firefox ... any ideas why it's still not working?
[18:43] <amorphous> wolfeySI, and if my wrt54grv11 doesn't seem to have any web pages that mention bridge in them... that mean I can't
[18:44] <amorphous> outbackwifi, and that should be it
[18:44] <outbackwifi> amorphous: yes
[18:44] <amorphous> i best powercycle them all then, 'cause it didn't work so far :(!
[18:44] <scottj> Do microsoft wireless keyboards/mice generally work in ubuntu without a lot of work? I'm thinking of buying one.
[18:44] <outbackwifi> amorphous: is it a windows router :O
[18:45] <amorphous> No outbackwifi -- it's a linksys
[18:45] <Brutus> scottj: no problem with it
[18:45] <foo> ubottu: java?
[18:45] <outbackwifi> amorphous: linksys routers run linux or vxworks so powercycling isnt required
[18:45] <Carpe|Diem> Has anyone in here tried to install a ubuntu-like linux on a Playstation3?
[18:45] <amorphous> wrt, no less!
[18:45] <foo> ubottu: java
[18:45] <sap1> on my netbeans ide there it does not allow me to start a java project whats wrong
[18:45] <wolfeySI> amorphous: well if you dont need to access wireless subnet from outside or use broadcast, it doesnt matter?
[18:45] <Brutus> that's my experience with it. i've got a wireless microsoft keyboard and mouse, and they work with it
[18:45] <wolfeySI> if you have two nets instead of one
[18:45] <Brutus> i just wouldn't advice it though
[18:45] <wolfeySI> if they just access internet and stuff
[18:45] <sirfelius> scottj: using the natural wireless 7000/keyboard mouse set, works fine, but i needed to do some fiddling around to get the multimedia keys working
[18:45] <Brutus> just buy a logitech
[18:46] <foo> I installed firefox 3.0.1 from the binary they give on 6.06 and I am trying to get java working without luck. I have installed sun-java5-plugin and sun-java5-jdk and restarted firefox ... any ideas why it's still not working? I read the java page that ubottu told me to
[18:46] <mcphail> scottj: microsoft hardware is usually pretty standard
[18:46] <wolfeySI> foo: perhaps you want java 6 not 5? :)
[18:46] <Brutus> my keyboard lasts about 3 weeks with the battery's, and the mouse empty's GP2500 in about 5 days
[18:46] <outbackwifi> foo: run java -version on a terminal and see what it says
[18:46] <amorphous> wolfeySI, sorry, i a bit ignorant, but, i want only 192.168.1.0 network, no subnet (so i can ssh easy). should i be cool?
[18:47] <foo> outbackwifi: java version "1.6.0_03"
[18:47] <amorphous> hang on - back in a minute.
[18:47] <wolfeySI> amorphous: well wireless can ssh to wired network, just other way you cant
[18:47] <foo> wolfeySI: ah, I wasn't sure if that was out, thanks
[18:47] <wolfeySI> amorphous: or even you could forward ports
[18:47] <paul68> amorphous: even with subnet  you can easely do that
[18:47] <wolfeySI> to one wireless server:)
[18:47] <outbackwifi> foo: 16?
[18:47] <foo> outbackwifi: what?
[18:48] <amorphous> paul... port fwd?
[18:48] <amorphous> paul68, ^^
[18:48] <outbackwifi> foo: did you mean 1.6.0_03 ?
[18:48] <SiON42X> Don't get Logitech keyboard/mouse if you use a KVM.  Sucks.
[18:49] <paul68> amorphous: sure no problem with that
[18:49] <outbackwifi> foo: start ff from a terminal and try now
[18:49] <paul68> and you can connect over wireless with ssh
[18:49] <SiON42X> Anyone here have experience with x2vnc or synergy?
[18:49] <darknejo> does any one know if a trenednetusb 624ub will work in ubuntu8.04?
[18:49] <outbackwifi> wolfeySI: the only prob is dual-natting
[18:50] <outbackwifi> SiON42X: i have used synergy yes
[18:50] <amorphous> paul--_, wolfeySI outbackwifi thank you very much!!!! Am a happy bunny :D --- so will everybody else in the house be ;)
[18:50] <outbackwifi> amorphous: did  it work?
[18:50] <SiON42X> outbackwifi:  I'm trying to play a game on a synergy client but the mouse goes nuts...wondering if it's because it's a DirectX game.
[18:50]  * amorphous luvs his linux life... :)
[18:50] <paul68> wolfeySI: you can connect ssh over wireless from cable connection
[18:50] <amorphous> outbackwifi, yeah... is lovely, ta.
[18:50] <snova> was there some kind of large-scale KDE update today for hardy?  because i just updated and all of a sudden there are 160MB of updates that weren't there yesterday.
[18:50] <darknejo> does any one know if a trenednetusb 624ub will work in ubuntu8.04?
[18:51] <outbackwifi> SiON42X: hmm dont know about directx much
[18:51] <SiON42X> wolfeySI:  What did you mean you can't ssh into a wireless machine?  Poppycock!
[18:51] <paul68> at this moment I have a wireless connection to my server which is cable and make a ssh connection back to my wireless laptop works like a charm
[18:51] <outbackwifi> SiON42X: you could tweak mouse settings in the synergy conf file tho
[18:52] <darknejo> heeeeeeeellllllllp before I jump out off the windows....
[18:52] <SiON42X> outbackwifi:  Is the preferred synergy for Ubuntu quicksynergy?
[18:52] <snova> oh, and all of them were for kde
[18:52] <paul68> SiON42X: it is very well possible see my previous comment
[18:52] <SiON42X> darknejo:  Jump out of windows, go Ubuntu.
[18:52] <outbackwifi> paul68: thats a lil confusing "whats a wireless connection to my server which is cable"?
[18:52] <foo> wolfeySI: java version "1.6.0_03" ... straight from java -version. Not sure where you saw 16 from
[18:52] <outbackwifi> SiON42X: actually, i compiled from source
[18:52] <SiON42X> outbackwifi:  Ah, maybe I should try that.  Thanks for the idea.
[18:53] <SiON42X> outbackwifi:  x2vnc is nice but more of a pain.
[18:53] <darknejo> sion42x: ye I just jump off.. but... I can get to work  a trenednetusb 624ub in ubuntu8.04... do you kno how?
[18:53] <outbackwifi> SiON42X: i remember that x2vnc couldnt support more than 2 machines, i used synergy on 5 :)
[18:53] <foo> outbackwifi: no, it doesn't work still
[18:53] <outbackwifi> foo: do  you get an error?
[18:53] <paul68> outbackwifi: I have my server with cable connected to my router, I;m on a wireless laptop, I just now made a connection to my server over ssh and from my server I opened a ssh session back to my laptop
[18:53] <After_Math> If I have a beta, will I have to download the final when it is released or will the updates fix everything?
[18:53] <SiON42X> outbackwifi:  I started two x2vncs...one east, one west.
[18:54] <foo> wolfeySI / outbackwifi - any other ideas? I have firefox in a separate folder which I launch the binary from, do I need to copy the plugin to the right directory or anything?
[18:54] <foo> outbackwifi: no
[18:54] <outbackwifi> paul68: oh that
[18:54] <SiON42X> darknejo:  It just doesn't find the device?
[18:54] <paul68> outbackwifi: as wolfy suggested that this shouldn't work I just tested it out
[18:55] <Nillerz> Hey, I'm in the middle of an interesting project. How would I go about setting up my machine as a nameserver for a local intranet?
[18:55] <outbackwifi> paul68: i dont see why it shouldnt work
[18:55] <outbackwifi> Nillerz: using bind or dnsmasq
[18:55] <SiON42X> darknejo:  Maybe this will help?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=753346
[18:55] <outbackwifi> !bind9
[18:55] <steven_> Hello. I am having trouble mounting drives on my computer. Normally they mount automatically, but it is now telling me that I don't have the privileges to mount.
[18:55] <darknejo> sion42x: nop it doesnt............ earlier versions works no problem but for the 624ub it doesnt
[18:55] <outbackwifi> steven_: sudo apt-get install pmount and edit /etc/pmount.allow
[18:55] <paul68> outbackwifi: me neither but wolfey stated that it wouldn't work
[18:55] <paul68> !dns
[18:56] <flighead> ciao a tutti
[18:56] <outbackwifi> !it|flighead
[18:56] <outbackwifi> ok i gotta go, tc yall
[18:56] <paul68> take care outback
[18:57] <Orbixx> Can someone tell me how to fix Ubuntu failing to automount USB flash drives due to lack of superuser privs?
[18:57] <zoed> Orbixx: did you install from a liveusb?
[18:57] <Orbixx> zoed: Yes.
[18:58] <zoed> Orbixx: look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick#After%20Installing and follow the instructions.
[18:59] <emorris> hi, any ideas why my webcam has been working fine, but would suddenly stop working now?
[18:59] <waterlife> ?
[19:00] <sevenseeker> emorris: I have that problem too, I am going to try the previous kernel (updated yesterday), unless you have already tried that
[19:00] <foo> err, what .so file do I need to drop in the plugins directory to get firefox to detect it? I can't seem to find it
[19:01] <emorris> sevenseeker: ooh, good idea, although I am still on the same kernel as when it worked.
[19:01] <foo> well, I see the files, just don't know which one
[19:01] <Nillerz> is there a .deb file for Bind or am I getting picky?
[19:01] <Orbixx> zoed: Fixed, thank you. :)
[19:01] <zoed> Orbixx: you're welcome
[19:02] <scient> what can i use to feed into attr -l?
[19:03] <AlexC> How can I configure xorg to allow 1600x1050 resolution? In preevious revisinos I could select as my monitor LCD 1600x1050 and that would configure my xorg,conf. In 8.02 this has disappeared.
[19:03] <jvm> hi. i dont get my 1680x1050 display working with a nvidia geforce fx5200..my xorg file mentions the desired resolution in the mode line, but still, i always get 800x600 as a result. any hints? the nvidia driver is definitely running, grep '(EE)' xorg.conf shows nothing.
[19:04] <LeeWent> quick question if I may.  Trying to get multiple network connections at the same time.  Wired and wireless.  I can do one or the other.  Not both.  Another guy at work can do it with both 8.04 & 8.10
[19:04] <AlexC> 2 of us with the same problem.
[19:04] <AlexC> Is there something I can install with apt-get or synaptic that allows selection of the monitor like it used to?
[19:05] <AlexC> Is there someone here answering questions?
[19:07] <cyrus> how can i install the adobe flash player?
[19:07] <MrKeuner> cyrus: they have a deb file for hardy on their downloads page
[19:07] <justin_> AlexC many people are answering, just ask
[19:07] <After_Math> cyrus, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:07] <AlexC> How can I tell xorg that I have a monitor capable of 1600x1050?
[19:08] <Orbixx> You mean 1680x1050?
[19:08] <jum> hello
[19:08] <AlexC> Yes
[19:08] <AlexC> Oops
[19:08] <After_Math> AlexC, probably by running the config
[19:08] <jum> its about wolfenstein e:t
[19:08] <cyrus> ah cool, thanks After_Math
[19:08] <Orbixx> Run the config.
[19:08] <AlexC> Yes! Where is the config?
[19:08] <jum> whats the command for the bots and the number of bots in the server.cfg?
[19:08] <justin_> ubottu, !xorg
[19:09] <Daisuke_Ido> okay, firefox should absolutely NOT be segfaulting
[19:09] <After_Math> AlexC,  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:09] <AlexC> This used to be easy with 7.04. I would go into display and select LCD 1680x1050. Where has that gone?
[19:10] <After_Math> AlexC, probably the driver isnt loaded
[19:10] <AlexC> My xorg.conf has almost no useful info in it.
[19:10] <huayra> AlexC: sudo displayconfig-gtk
[19:10] <huayra> in the terminalø
[19:10] <huayra> but be careful, you should know what you are doing
[19:11] <cambazz> hello. I have a nvidia quaddro pro video card. previously i used nvidia-settings to set it dual screen
[19:11] <AlexC> Thank you.
[19:11] <cambazz> with the never ubuntu, there is no nvidia-settings program that come with the driver
[19:11] <AlexC> Thank you huayra
[19:11] <kri> hi
[19:11] <huayra> np
[19:11] <cyrus> i tried to install java via the packet-manager, restarted firefox but still java doesn't work. what do i need to do?
[19:11] <kri> how do i do so mp3 files opens with  audacious by deafult?
[19:12] <Suborbital> Im coding many applications for you, do you have any requests for the gadmintools.org team ?
[19:12] <poningru> cambazz, you can do that now with just system->admin->screen resolution
[19:13] <poningru> kri, right click on an mp3 file and go to properties and go to open with file
[19:13] <poningru> and then make sure audacious is checked
[19:14] <steven_> Can someone tell me how I would use pmount?
[19:14] <scientes> anybody have a clue how to list ntfs streams with Something like ls | attr -g ntfs.list.streams ?????
[19:14] <steven_> I want it to mount a drive, and I am in the "pmount.allow" file. How can I add a drive to mount?
[19:15] <AlexC> Hello again. I ran displayconfig-gtk and selected lcd 1680x1050. I then restarted X. I still dont have an option to select 1680x1050 for my display resolution.
[19:16] <AlexC> I verified that the settings for the monitor are saved.
[19:16] <TJ-42> i've found that hibernating my ubuntu system takes more than a full minute -- is there anything I can do to speed this up?
[19:16] <AlexC> What is the deal? This resolution (1680x1050) is very very common on todays wide screen monitors.
[19:16] <[radithz]> anyone pls help me how i can get driver for intel vga
[19:17] <poningru> AlexC, why are you running displayconfig?, just go to system->admin->screen resolution?
[19:17] <poningru> [radithz], its included by default
[19:17] <[radithz]> i cant play 3D
[19:17] <After_Math> Where might I download different login themes, and themes for while it is booting up?
[19:17] <[radithz]> i mean i cant play 3D game
[19:18] <fserve> [radithz], witch vga it is?
[19:18] <AlexC> When I go to system->preferences->screen resolution 1680x1050 does not appear as an opttion.
[19:18] <skurakai1> hi. someone using Listen music player?
[19:18] <[radithz]> yeah
[19:18] <crdlb> AlexC: don't you think it would be worth mentioning your video card?
[19:18] <poningru> AlexC, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[19:18] <[radithz]> i think need driver
[19:18] <justin_> !xorg | AlexC
[19:18] <AlexC> 8.04
[19:19] <fserve> [radithz], witch graphics do you have?
[19:19] <Evill> I've got a fairly simple problem (I think). I've installed an extra hard disk, and now grub gives me an error 22 on boot. My boot drive was sdd and is now sde.
[19:19] <foo> Ok, I copied mozilla-javaplugin.so to my firefox/plugins directory... but java doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
[19:19] <AlexC> I have a Dell Power Edge Server with integrated ATI video. I have installed the ati driver package
[19:19] <skurakai1> i need integrate Listen Music Player to nautilus context menu (enqueuing and play)
[19:19] <engaged01> hi
[19:19] <cypherdelic> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/284951 - Please help, any ideas??
[19:19] <reverseblade> how can I be a jedi ?
[19:20] <bimmax> Hae foo you need to specify the path where your jdk is installed
[19:20] <LjL> !of | reverseblade
[19:20] <Evill> How do I convince grub that it is now sde (ie. (hd4,0) instead of (hd3,0))?
[19:20] <skurakai1> why command listen -; nameofsong.mp3 doesn't work?
[19:20] <[radithz]> i will take a look
[19:20] <LjL> !ot | reverseblade
[19:20] <LjL> Evill: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:21] <AlexC> I have a Dell Power Edge Server with integrated ATI video. I have installed the ati driver package xorg-driver-fglrx
[19:21] <unop> skurakai1,  what is the full command you are using?
[19:21] <reverseblade> LjL, huh ?
[19:21] <yoyoned> Evill: you need to boot into the OS on sde and run grub-install
[19:21] <unop> reverseblade, you were offtopic
[19:21] <LjL> reverseblade, which part of "how can i be a jedi" is an ubuntu support question?
[19:21] <Evill> LjL, I tried that, but just editing it didn't seem to be enough.
[19:21] <fserve> [radithz], type: /exec -o lspci | grep VGA
[19:21] <[radithz]> Ok
[19:22] <steven_> I want it to mount a drive, and I am in the "pmount.allow" file. How can I add a drive to mount?
[19:22] <AlexC> displayconfig-gtk shows it as ati mach8, mach32, mach64 and rage
[19:22] <[radithz]> i will try
[19:22] <skurakai1> unop: listen -q nameofsong.mp3
[19:22] <Evill> yoyoned: I can't boot into it when it's on sde. If I unplug the extra HD, it will be back as sdd, and then I can boot into it.
[19:22] <Asem> any 1 can help me please ..... i have radeon 9200 on hardy and my pc hang whenever i wake it from suspend/hibernate
[19:22] <LjL> Evill: try grub-install then, perhaps the devices map needs fixing
[19:22] <fserve> [radithz], type it here in xchat
[19:22] <DualBootNN> im gettting an error on my update manager :: Could not initialize the package information :: E:Problem parsing dependency Depends, E:Error occurred while processing btnx (NewVersion1), E:Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/repoubuntusoftware.info_dists_harty_all_binary-i386_Packages, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.'
[19:22] <DualBootNN> can someone help me please
[19:22] <yoyoned> Evill: use a boot cd and chroot into the sde
[19:22] <[radithz]> OK
[19:22] <unop> skurakai1, what happens exactly when you use that command?
[19:23] <Evill> LjL: Trouble is, I can only mess with that while it's sdd / hd3.
[19:23] <kri> hi when i load a .m3u to audacious i get asked to 'open files' how do i change that?
[19:23] <Evill> yoyoned: Hmm, I was hoping to not have to install a CD drive into this machine. :)
[19:23] <LjL> Evill: can always use a live cd
[19:23] <[radithz]> thankz for the info i will try
[19:23] <yoyoned> Evill: what about usb
[19:23] <AlexC> displayconfig-gtk shows it as ati mach8, mach32, mach64 and rage
[19:23] <AlexC> sorry
[19:24] <Tulimaq> DualBootNN, try "sudo aptitude -f install"
[19:24] <Evill> USB CDROM?
[19:24] <LjL> Evill: then perhaps try editing /boot/grub/devices.map manually
[19:24] <Evill> Or USB flash drive?
[19:24] <yoyoned> Evill: will any os boot
[19:24] <justin_> AlexC, did you even click the very useful link I have provided twice now?
[19:24] <AlexC> Can someone tell me what I have to do to get 1680x1050 to show as an option in screen resolution?
[19:24] <AlexC> Sorry - Justin
[19:24] <AlexC> I did not see it.
[19:24] <kane77_colbert> AlexC, you have to edit (or reconfigure) the xorg.conf
[19:25] <justin_> http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[19:25] <DualBootNN> Tulimaq it give me the same error
[19:25] <AlexC> Manually?
[19:25] <Evill> yoyoned: There's only one OS drive. It boots when the additional HD is removed when it's hd3. With the additional HD present, it is hd4 and won't boot.
[19:25] <Evill> LjL: I'll take a look at that.
[19:25] <AlexC> This monitor configuration is about the most common one I have seen recently. Are you saying everybody who has a widescreen monitor has to manually edit their xorg.conf?
[19:26] <justin_> AlexC, not everybody, just some people
[19:26] <skurakai1> unop: nothing only error
[19:26] <mcphail> Evill: use UUIDs in /etc/fstab
[19:26] <justin_> AlexC, I have had to manually edit it before and it doesn't take long if you just read through what I've linked
[19:26] <unop> skurakai1, ok, what's the error?
[19:26] <mcphail> Evill: etc
[19:26] <AlexC> Ouch!
[19:26] <justin_> AlexC, you probably could have done it by now
[19:26] <yoyoned> Evill: boot from USB thumb drive
[19:26] <AlexC> Can you please resend that link?
[19:26] <htrejh> hi
[19:26] <justin_> AlexC, I just did about 10 lines up
[19:26] <skurakai1> unop: i upload it  - moment
[19:26] <unperson> How do I keep F-Spot from autorunning when I plug in my microSD card?  I'm running hardy and every time I plugin my microSD card the F-Spot application pops up (because the card contains some pictures from my cell phone).  I don't want F-Spot to pop up.  I tried going to System->Preferences->Removable Drives and Media and uncheck the "import digital photos" option, but I *still* keep getting F-Spot.
[19:26] <htrejh> how can you remove a label assigned to a partition? (using gparted from livecd)
[19:27] <emilien> need help no sound ubuntu
[19:27] <bimmax> ask me anything
[19:27] <paul68> is there I way to see on what screen resolution my screen is set on my server => terminal only
[19:27] <emilien> paul68,  have a look at xorg
[19:27] <bimmax> emilien, explain why the sound problem occurs
[19:28] <DualBootNN> Reading package lists... Error!
[19:28] <DualBootNN> E: Problem parsing dependency Depends
[19:28] <DualBootNN> E: Error occurred while processing btnx (NewVersion1)
[19:28] <DualBootNN> E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/repoubuntusoftware.info_dists_harty_all_binary-i386_Packages
[19:28] <DualBootNN> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[19:28] <FloodBot2> DualBootNN: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:28] <paul68> emilien: can you guide me through
[19:28] <LjL> DualBootNN: "harty" is not an Ubuntu version
[19:28] <Tulimaq> DualBootNN, how did u get this error .. installed something, or how it happened
[19:28] <LjL> DualBootNN: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[19:28] <ThexLeopard> what are the commands i need to do to make something start on boot
[19:28] <Evill> Okay, with the extra HD removed, device.map lists (hd0)-(hd3) as /dev/sda - /dev/sdd
[19:29] <Asem> any 1 can help me please ..... i have radeon 9200 on hardy and my pc hang whenever i wake it from suspend/hibernate
[19:29] <Evill> So if I change (hd3) to /dev/sde instead of /dev/sdd, that will do the trick?
[19:29] <Reenen> why doesn't the "windows" button on my keyboard work like a "ctrl" or an "alt"?  I want to set <win-button>-D as the show/hide desktop... but I can only map windowsbutton Left, and Windowsbutton right as stuff, not the way I'd like to set the shortcut?
[19:29] <jc2it> exit
[19:30] <DualBootNN> LjL what about my sources
[19:30] <bimmax> Asem just run hardware test and it will display somehints for you
[19:30] <paul68> emilien: can you guide me through
[19:30] <LjL> Evill: not sure. i was rather thinking of changing everything so it matches the configuration you'd have with all HDs inserted
[19:30] <LjL> DualBootNN: the file /etc/apt/sources.list - paste into the pastebin. you can open it with "gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[19:30] <jonathan__> is it possible to install ubuntu without a CD?
[19:30] <skurakai1> unop: http://pastebin.com/m19c679ec
[19:30] <ThexLeopard> if you had a million floppies maybe?
[19:31] <Suborbital> jonathan__: Yes, over the net
[19:31] <LjL> jonathan__: yes
[19:31] <ThexLeopard> cant you network install ubuntu?
[19:31] <LjL> !install > jonathan__    (jonathan__, see the private message from Ubotu)
[19:31] <heret|c> jonathan__, actually yes. look into WUBI
[19:31] <Suborbital> jonathan__: You can install Ubuntu over any media you like
[19:31] <ThexLeopard> can anyone help me get something to load on startup?
[19:31] <emilien> paul68, in terminal , /etc/X11/xorg.conf , scrool dwn to screen
[19:31] <jonathan__> thanks
[19:31] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: sure... go!
[19:32] <emilien> paul68, nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:32] <unop> skurakai1, sounds like a bug in the program - you might like to file a bug report
[19:32] <DualBootNN> i have the source file open ..
[19:32] <unop> !bug | skurakai1
[19:32] <ThexLeopard> eh?
[19:32] <LjL> DualBootNN: yes, select it all, the right click, copy, then right click into the pastebin website, paste. then hit Paste, and give the URL.
[19:32] <foo> I copied libjavaplugin_oji.so to the firefox/plugins directory with no luck ... I've spent about 30 minutes trying to get this to work, err. any ideas on how I can get this?
[19:32] <Evill> LjL: Yeah, this is complicated by only being able to adjust the configs while in the original HD layout.
[19:33] <DualBootNN> whats the pastebin website
[19:33] <LjL> !pastebin | DualBootNN
[19:33] <Xang> Why always nano ?
[19:33] <paul68> emilien: empty file
[19:33] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: "can anyone help me get something to load on startup?" .. Yes, i know everything about BSD and Linux systems
[19:33] <DIFH-iceroot> is there a good program for ubuntu like everrest for windows? to see all the hardware details in a gui
[19:33] <Asem> bimmax hardware testing show all tests succefull
[19:33] <Live_in_PDX> Is network manager supposed to renew its dhcp address every 60 seconds?  It does so from both hardy install and intrepid liveCD.
[19:33] <divinesoul> ppl i have a small problem my sound everything works fine but after i try to configure skype there is no sound output at all can anyone help me out
[19:33] <ThexLeopard> ok i would like to make desklets load when i boot up
[19:33] <TJ-42> hibernating ubuntu takes more than a full minute for me (while windows takes just a fraction of this time).  is there something I can do to speed this up?
[19:33] <LjL> Evill, although i have this feeling that if you try fidding with HD numbers while having all HDs connected, you'd eventually manage to boot (you know you can edit stuff temporarily while in the GRUB menu without actually changing menu.lst, right?)
[19:33] <mcphail> Evill: have you tried using UUIDs instead of /dev/whatever?
[19:34] <DualBootNN> http://paste.ubuntu.com/58923/
[19:34] <Live_in_PDX> DIFH-iceroot, sysinfo...
[19:34] <ThexLeopard> and i know theres a command line way of doing it but i dont know what the commands are, or where desklets is to be perfectly frank
[19:34] <LjL> !ultamatix | DualBootNN
[19:34] <Evill> LjL: Yeah, grub never gets as far as the menu if I have the extra HD added.
[19:34] <emilien> paul68, no problems , why don't you set your sever screen size instead of default ?
[19:34] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: Firstly, always put the recievers nick first in your question (or last) ... What desktop do you run ?
[19:35] <LjL> DualBootNN: remove at least the "deb http://repoubuntusoftware.info harty all" repository from that file, that's just plain wrong.
[19:35] <steven_> How do I know which drive / partition I need to use to mount something?
[19:35] <divinesoul> ppl i have a small problem my sound everything works fine but after i try to configure skype there is no sound output at all once i restart everything is normal can anyone help me out
[19:35] <Evill> mcphail: I don't understand how that works here, but that would be most ideal.
[19:35] <ThexLeopard> sorry Suborbital, which version of ubuntu you mean?
[19:35] <DIFH-iceroot> Live_in_PDX: thx looks good
[19:36] <paul68> emilien: dunno I only know that I have a screen resolution which is out of proportion and want to solve this  cant scroll horizontal from left to right
[19:36] <ThexLeopard> unless you mean gnome Suborbital
[19:36] <Dreamglider> i have 2Gb Ram so my swap partition should be 2 Gb right ?
[19:36] <Xang> ThexLeopard: Gnome, KDE, etc.
[19:36] <ThexLeopard> yeah gnome
[19:36] <kc8tap> letmein
[19:36] <zebulon__> Hi guys, can anyone help me to test my fysigradis program on Linux: http://fisygradis.sourceforge.net
[19:36] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: No, what desktop (GNOME/KDE etc) ?
[19:37] <divinesoul> anybody there to sort out my issue
[19:37] <usser> !ask | divinesoul
[19:37] <DualBootNN> it wont let me save the sources file
[19:37] <ThexLeopard> im on gnome Suborbital
[19:37] <DualBootNN> "read-only"
[19:38] <emilien> paul68, ok understood, look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[19:38] <Xang> ThexLeopard: System->Preferences->Sessions.
[19:39] <divinesoul> ppl i have a small problem my sound everything works fine but after i try to configure skype there is no sound output at all once i restart everything is normal can anyone help me out
[19:39] <theclaw> hello.
[19:39] <Xang> !hello | theclaw
[19:39] <theclaw> my joytick doesn't work correctly; 'jstest' shows response on all axis, however in games (amigagames via uae, supertux, neverball) only the buttons work
[19:40] <emilien> paul68, add Section screen to xorg chage you screen size
[19:40] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: Gnome is nice, check: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=308568
[19:41] <soho> how can i get rid of the network-button in nautilus panel?
[19:41] <ThexLeopard> Suborbital, ok where will desklets be? in home?
[19:41] <joshual> does anyone know if the anon-proxy package works? if so how? I've installed it...
[19:42] <emilien> paul68, for example http://pastebin.com/m2dfcddf3
[19:42] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: Desklet, what... desktop links, the program itself or a script, starting your desired program ?
[19:42] <ThexLeopard> i start it from the apps menu Suborbital
[19:42] <kristian_paul> hi all
[19:42] <Dreamglider> im installing ubuntu 8.04 here, how big should i make / and swap ?. I have a 18Gb partition that im gona install it on.
[19:43] <ThexLeopard> depends how you use your computer Dreamglider
[19:43] <kristian_paul> a freaking windows about x setup is not letme start ubuntu
[19:43] <DualBootNN> Is 8.10 as great as all the hype im hearing?
[19:43] <unop> !8.10
[19:43] <theclaw> okay works now, just wasn't calibrated
[19:43] <Suborbital> ThexLeopard: As pasted youll find what youll need on  google, no biggie. Just test, it wont hurt.
[19:44] <ThexLeopard> ok tah
[19:44] <Suborbital> tah, np
[19:45] <paul68> emilien: I'm now in the screen section from the xorg.conf file and see that I have the default screen configuration how do I change this?
[19:45] <Suborbital> ubottu bot: then skip the broken packages! .. geez
[19:45] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard, i want to use it for a bit of everything !, playing games, surfing, homework, work. hobby(hamradio stuff)... ..A bit of everything :)
[19:45] <Suborbital> ubottu bot: fork your spoon :P
[19:45] <Suborbital> haha
[19:45] <Suborbital> tool
[19:46] <qbmaniac> hey guys!
[19:46] <qbmaniac> ummmmmm
[19:47] <qbmaniac> how do i run an app (daemon) at startup_
[19:47] <qbmaniac> ?
[19:47] <qbmaniac> what file must i modify
[19:47] <qbmaniac> say... for ez-ipupdate to run since i start the pc
[19:47] <Suborbital> Ever since i cocreated this tcp/ip stack this UbtutuTuut has been a pain in my toolpants :=)
[19:47] <ThexLeopard> i shouldnt think youd need more than a gig of swap space for an 18 gig partition Dreamglider
[19:47] <Marupa> Hi everyone, I've got a very weird issue here, that I don't know how to fix.  In windows my CPU fan works just fine, but in linux it never powers down to a near-stop like it does in windows.  It can get louder when there's lots of heat, but not as quiet as it is in windows.  Any suggestions?
[19:48] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard, does the order of the partitions on the disk matter ?
[19:48] <kri> do you guys know any good wireless controll program
[19:48] <AlexC> I have exhaustively attempted each of the suggestions in the FixResolutionHowTo document. I am having no luck getting my screen resolution to allow offer 1680x1050 as an option.
[19:48] <kri> terminal will do fine
[19:48] <kri> and i dont get the wireless going
[19:48] <Suborbital> Marupa: Turn off ACPI at boot (never start it)
[19:48] <kri> either
[19:48] <ThexLeopard> youre asking the wrong guy about that one Dreamglider, but id put root first and then your swap space, if only because it looks neater
[19:49] <kri> it finds the card and everything but it wont connect because my network is not WEP
[19:49] <Marupa> Suborbital, how do you do that?  Bios, or?
[19:49] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard, how big should root be ?
[19:49] <divinesoul> i have added the required java plugins but could not get the applet loaded fully can anyone help me
[19:49] <AlexC> I have downloaded and run ddcprobe and added the HorizSync and VertRefresh to my Monitor section, added the modeline to 1680x1050@60 and added 1680x1050@60 to my modes.
[19:49] <foo> Err, I can not get java to work on ubuntu. It's taken me about an hour and I've done this a dozen times. I'm on ubuntu 6.06 with firefox 3. I grabbed the source/binary from the firefox site and am using that from within it's folder. I tried sticking a few different java .so files in the plugin directory and restarting firefox with no luck. Any ideas? *PLEASE* ... I can't believe I'm having so many problems with this
[19:49] <foo> whoops, wrong window
[19:50] <AlexC> I have restarted X and it still doesnt offer that resolution
[19:50] <Suborbital> Marupa: No, with your system startup tool, you click to uncheck the button
[19:50] <ThexLeopard> Dreamglider, your hard drive is 18 gig yeah, and youre only running ubuntu on it?
[19:50] <paul68> emilien: I'm now in the screen section from the xorg.conf file and see that I have the default screen configuration how do I change this?
[19:50] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard, yes
[19:50] <AlexC> Are AIT video cards and Dell/Samsung 20" widescreen monitors so obscure that they are not supported?
[19:50] <NoLimit[PG]> 44
[19:50] <Marupa> Suborbital, and this will make the fans behave properly?
[19:50] <Suborbital> Marupa: System->Administration->Services ?
[19:51] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard, nono the hd is 80gig but the free partition is 18 gig i have windows installed on the rest
[19:51] <ThexLeopard> ah ok
[19:51] <Suborbital> Marupa: Do you have an IBM computer ?
[19:51] <divinesoul> how to fix the java applets problem in ubuntu 8.04
[19:51] <Marupa> Suborbital, Not that I know of.
[19:51] <ThexLeopard> you can fill the 18 gig minus however much swap space you want Dreamglider
[19:51] <Suborbital> Marupa: What do you have ?
[19:52] <Dreamglider> ThexLeopard,  ok thanks :)
[19:52] <usser> foo, consider upgrading to hardy, it really makes things easier
[19:52] <Marupa> AMD mainboard.
[19:52] <Suborbital> usser: cool down
[19:52] <usser> Suborbital, eh?
[19:52] <divinesoul> can anyone help i have asked so many times is there anyone who could sort out my problem
[19:52] <emilien> paul68, sorry gnome crashed, can you paste your xorg.conf at pastebin ?
[19:53] <paul68> emilien: hold on
[19:53] <Suborbital> usser: you will take your eyes off from the screen now, just do that for 5 minutes. Watch some tv
[19:53] <foo> usser: eh, what are the odds of the process going flawlessly? I know it should be really easy... eh, I should just do it, I'm just afraid of it breaking and having to spend time (that I don't have) fixing it
[19:53]  * usser ...
[19:53] <Marupa> Suborbital, apmd too/
[19:53] <Suborbital> yes
[19:53] <Dreamglider> should i use ext2 or exf3 filesystem for ubuntu 8.04 ?
[19:53] <Suborbital> Noone used APMD anyhow
[19:54] <kri> Dreamglider: ext3
[19:54] <Dreamglider> ok thanks
[19:54] <AlexC> Can someone please help me get my 20" widescreen monitor and ATI video (onboard in Dell PE Server) to display 1680x1050?
[19:54] <kri> reiserfs if your disc is almost 'finished' though. :)
[19:54] <Marupa> Suborbital, what exactly will this do?
[19:54] <usser> foo, things may go wrong, i'd say it works in 70% of cases. If you dont have a heavily customized installation your odds are higher
[19:55] <divinesoul> foo, can u help me with my audio problem
[19:56] <foo> usser: I don't... ok, I'll try that. thanks
[19:56] <DoYouKnow> anyone know of a program that will let me search through an larger file for an archive for reverse engineering?
[19:56] <prof_1> how do I configure a DLT VS 160 tape drive with drivers on a ubuntu 8.05?
[19:56] <foo> divinesoul: uh, no. Ask in #alsa
[19:56] <keithclark> What is a good app for capturing and authoring home movies?
[19:56] <prof_1> 8.04
[19:56] <paul68> emilien: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58929/
[19:56] <usser> foo, just make sure to backup
[19:56] <DoYouKnow> I tried searching for the magic number and using tail at one possible location, and I got the error unknown method 70, not supported
[19:57] <Tulimaq> keithclark, try kino
[19:57] <AlexC> justin are you still there>
[19:57] <AlexC> justin are you still there?
[19:57] <Suborbital> Marupa: update-rc.d -f acpi remove" (or acpid or whatever yould like) ,... first test with shutting it down manually (/etc/init.d/apci stop)
[19:57] <keithclark> Tulimaq, Will do, thanks.
[19:57] <Marupa> Suborbital, yes, but what wil it do?
[19:58] <prof_1> I've been working on installing a DLT VS 160 Tapedrive on ubuntu and have really run into the wall?
[19:58] <prof_1> can someone help me with this?
[19:59] <LimCore> hi
[19:59] <Suborbital> Marupa: remove all links to the startup scripts so that they wont be startrted at boot, use "update-rc.d -f acpid default" to start it
[19:59] <LimCore> I discovered yet again
[19:59] <Xang> !hello | LimCore
[19:59] <Marupa> Suborbital, no no.  What will removing ACPI do, exactly?
[19:59] <LimCore> serious retardness in one of main kde / ubutnu / gnome setting
[19:59] <Reenen> can I create symlinks to directories?
[19:59] <LimCore> that leads to data corruption
[19:59] <LimCore> when I press power button, on computer, 5 times, does it mean that
[19:59] <Suborbital> Marupa: it will remiove the startup links, not remove any vital thing you cannot activate again
[20:00] <AlexC> I am having no luck getting my Dell PowerEdge server with integrated ATI video and Dell 20" widescreen monitor to display 1680x1050. I have done the steps shown in the FixVideoResolutionHowto document but I am not having any luck.
[20:00] <guntbert> !enter | LimCore
[20:00] <Marupa> Suborbital, you're skirting my question.
[20:00] <Suborbital> Marupa: quit bullshitting a coder since 1997
[20:00] <Suborbital> Marupa: Either you listen or you dont
[20:00] <Marupa> Suborbital, What will disabling ACPI do, exactly?
[20:01] <qbmaniac> guys
[20:01] <Suborbital> Marupa: Not handle acpi calls
[20:01] <AlexC> 1680x1050?
[20:01] <qbmaniac> very fast question: how do i set a command to run at startup???
[20:01] <AlexC> 1680x1050 anyone?
[20:01] <qbmaniac> like a service, daemon or something
[20:01] <Marupa> set it enabled in system->administration->services
[20:01] <paul68> emilien: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58929/
[20:01] <Suborbital> Marupa: "Such as 'starrt your fans and run them warm'" etc
[20:01] <qbmaniac> no one knows_
[20:02] <qbmaniac> i just want a command from bash to run at startup
[20:02] <qbmaniac> there is a file
[20:02] <qbmaniac> does anyone know which file it is?
[20:02] <guntbert> !enter | qbmaniac
[20:02] <qbmaniac> guntbert I am not using enter as punctuation... believe me, I have seen worse.
[20:03] <qbmaniac> I just had to add something extra to my question, thats why I used more than one line.
[20:03] <mroc> this should be an easy one....i have ubuntu installed and decided to see what kde is like....so i installed kubuntu-desktop.  now my boot splash screen is kubuntu, i have random kde apps starting when i run gnome (knetwork-manager always runs alongside network-manager), and my hibernate no longer works.  how can i fix these things?
[20:03] <mcphail> qbmaniac: every time you start the computer or every time you log in a user?
[20:03] <qbmaniac> start computer.
[20:03] <qbmaniac> I want to run a program that uupdated my dynamic dns
[20:03] <mcphail> qbmaniac: simplest way is to run a cron job for that
[20:04] <AlexC> Perhaps I am not asking the question clealy. I cannot get "DisplayResolution" or displayconfig-gtk to offer 1680x1050 as an option. I have followed the instructions in the FixVideoResolutionHowto but it is not working. What can I try?
[20:05] <qbmaniac> mcphail but i already have an app that runs "checks" every minute
[20:05] <qbmaniac> and runs in background mode
[20:05] <qbmaniac> it is a bash command/program
[20:05] <kimi__> ubuntu 8.04.1 + kvm : virtio net if memory for guest greater then 3.5gb, network stops working
[20:05] <qbmaniac> is there a way to set that to run when the pc starts?
[20:05] <qbmaniac> i recall there being a init.d or init.conf somewhere but I can not recall the position.
[20:05] <mcphail> qbmaniac: yes. I'll give an example...
[20:06] <paul68> emilien: are you still present?
[20:06] <mcphail> qbmaniac: from my root's crontab:"@reboot /root/scripts/denyhosts"
[20:06] <mcphail> qbmaniac: use @reboot as the time
[20:06] <emilien> paul68, yes looking at it now
[20:06] <quicksilver_> Hello, does anybody have a few minutes to help me find out why my box wont SSH into machines that I can SSH into from other places?
[20:06] <paul68> emilien: ok
[20:06] <NOTOKAY>  can anyone recommend a package to mount ftp servers ?
[20:07] <quicksilver_> IE: I can ssh into servers x y and z from work, from my parents house, etc.. But it wont work on my machine... When I use my wife's laptop, it also works, so it can't be my network.
[20:07] <qbmaniac> ahhh mcphail
[20:07] <qbmaniac> in what file can i add that to_
[20:07] <amorphous> Hey!
[20:08] <quicksilver_> The error it gives me is: Connection timed out
[20:08] <[radithz]> uid=1000(irvian) gid=1000(irvian) groups=4(adm),20(dialout),24(cdrom),25(floppy),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),109(lpadmin),114(fuse),118(admin),1000(irvian)
[20:08] <mcphail> qbmaniac: to your crontab. edit it with "crontab -e"
[20:08] <AlexC> PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME. I can't get 1680x1050 resolution.
[20:08] <guntbert> NOTOKAY: have you seen "places/connect to server..." ?
[20:08] <ogre> what arguements do i give locate to find only the exact text im looking for?
[20:08] <mcphail> qbmaniac: if you want root to run it use "sudo crontab -e -u root"
[20:08] <paul68> quicksilver_: do you use wireless to connect over ssh?
[20:08] <[radithz]> /home/irvian
[20:09] <amorphous> does anyone know the name of the app that user-switcher uses to bring up a login screen without logging one out? (trying to find out if there's a way to switch user on a time-out)??
[20:09] <emilien> paul68, change screen section to http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[20:09] <quicksilver_> paul68:  No, Im on a wired connection. And I am also vpn'd into my work's network
[20:09] <AlexC> Perhaps I am not asking the question clealy. I cannot get "DisplayResolution" or displayconfig-gtk to offer 1680x1050 as an option. I have followed the instructions in the FixVideoResolutionHowto but it is not working. What can I try?
[20:09] <emilien> paul68, change screen resultion to your size
[20:09] <emilien> paul68, ant make sure to make a back up of original
[20:09] <anders> seriously... samba is magical... i had samba running for 70 days straight np, no reboots, no changes to the config, all of a sudden it starts asking me for login credentials for my public share, wth? haha
[20:09] <paul68> emilien
[20:10] <anders> anyone else experienced something similar?
[20:10] <qbmaniac> crontab worked mcphail, thank you
[20:10] <qbmaniac> i did not require sudo
[20:10] <paul68> emilien: dont you have a nr behind the pastebin?
[20:10] <qbmaniac> or i might have already been logged in
[20:10] <qbmaniac> thanks a lot mcphail
[20:10] <Randal1> um what does it mean when it says "command not found" when i try and get dvd's to play
[20:10] <qbmaniac> and i'm deeply sorry for having removed 45-120 seconds of time.
[20:10] <outbri> Randal1: what command are you running? It means there is no such command.
[20:11] <emilien> paul68, sorry im tired http://paste.ubuntu.com/58932/
[20:11] <Randal1> sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread3/examples/install-css.sh:  command not found
[20:11] <mcphail> qbmaniac: no probs. If you are doing anything more complex you might want to take the "update-rc.d" approach
[20:11] <ogre> Randal1:  you are using the wrong command
[20:11] <Randal1> oh
[20:11] <paul68> emilien: no problem
[20:11] <quicksilver_> paul68: Any ideas?
[20:11] <Randal1> what would be the right command to run?
[20:11] <quicksilver_> I know you are helping lots of other people at the same time. So thanks for any help.
[20:12] <outbri> Randal1: try typing in part of the command and hitting tab for it to auto complete the correct command.
[20:12] <mroc> so, i installed kubuntu-desktop to check out kde, and now hibernate doesn't work.  and knetwork-manager always starts up when i log into gnome.  and the boot screen is kubuntu.  how can i fix these? (most especially hibernate).
[20:12] <tape> moro
[20:13] <AlexC> 1
[20:13] <guntbert> tape: do you have a question?
[20:14] <Randal1> i tried that and it gets "stuck" halfway through
[20:14] <paul68> emilien: do I  need to reboot
[20:15] <Randal1> can someone explain what commands i need to do to play DVD's in 7.10. I already got libdvdread3?
[20:15] <AlexC> Why wont anyone respond to my question about 1680x1050?
[20:15] <paul68> quicksilver_: sorry not directly
[20:15]  * Dreamglider crosses fingers, i hope 8.04 will run on my laptop :)
[20:15] <quicksilver_> paul68: Odd. It worked before. Hmmm
[20:15] <AlexC> I am having no luck getting my Dell PowerEdge server with integrated ATI video and Dell 20" widescreen monitor to display 1680x1050. I have done the steps shown in the FixVideoResolutionHowto document but I am not having any luck.
[20:16] <guntbert> AlexC: maybe because nobody knows the answer
[20:16] <ogre> Randal1:  I would just sudo apt-get install vlc and just run it in vlc
[20:16] <Randal1> what is vlc?
[20:16] <emilien> paul68, no , you can just restart xorg  , looking for comand though
[20:17] <paul68> quicksilver_:  try this sudo iwpriv eth0 set_vlanmode 0   change eth0 if needed
[20:17] <AlexC> Does anybody here have a 20" widescreen monitor that is working in 1680x1050 who can share their xorg.conf file with me?
[20:17] <quicksilver_> what does that do?
[20:18] <quicksilver_> paul68: It told me: eth0     no private ioctls.
[20:18] <AlexC> This used to be easy in 7.04. For some reason ubuntu 8.02 has made it all but impossible. (1680x1050)
[20:18] <paul68> quicksilver_: well I have some problems from time to time with my wireless to connect to my server over ssh when entering this I'm able to do so
[20:19] <Randal1> if i upgrade to 8.04 will i have to reinstall my wireless windows driver? and also how do i save like my wireless connection stuff so it doesn't ask for WEP key everytime i get online
[20:19] <emilien> paul68, normally Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
[20:19] <emilien>  is this possible on sever ?
[20:19] <quicksilver_> paul68: So should I try it again?
[20:19] <guntbert> !info vlc | Randal1
[20:20] <prof_1> hello can someone help me figure out how to gewt a DLT vs160 tapedrive to work on my ubuntu server?
[20:21] <paul68> quicksilver_: read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5836384#post5836384
[20:21] <emilien> paul68, sorry looks likes you might have to reboot can find way to do via terminal
[20:21] <Randal1>  if i upgrade to 8.04 will i have to reinstall my wireless windows driver? and also how do i save like my wireless connection stuff so it doesn't ask for WEP key everytime i get online?
[20:22] <paul68> emilien:  rebooted already just need to check later since my server is upstairs and I'm downstairs lol
[20:22] <quicksilver_> paul68: Ok, thanks.
[20:22] <emilien> paul68, got to go now unfortunately if something goes wrong use " sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg" (deletes setting to default)
[20:22] <amorphous> what effect does the executable bit have on folder permissions?
[20:23] <leipepo> hello
[20:23] <anders> amorphous, so that it can be browsed
[20:23] <leipepo> anybody knows somthing about gtkmm??
[20:23] <emilien> paul68, good luck
[20:23] <amorphous> Ahh... thank you anders
[20:23] <amorphous> :D
[20:23] <anders> no problem
[20:23] <saml> !ssl
[20:23] <anders> dumb bot
[20:23] <anders> you don't know much do you
[20:23]  * anders slaps ubottu 
[20:24] <paulo_> cnal español
[20:24] <leipepo> !gtkmm
[20:24] <jerbear> i have a standard keyboard with absolutely no media keys. i would like to map some key combinations to various actions (volume up/down, play, stop, forward, next, etc), but i'm having trouble coming up with memorable key combos. anyone have any that they've found handy?
[20:24] <LjL> !es | paulo_
[20:24] <paulo_> español
[20:24] <pytechd> I have a multimedia keyboard with volume up/down/mute. When I click Mute, it reduces the volume to 0 and when I click it again, it unmutes, but then I have to volume-up again. Is there a way to change it so Mute just disables it, and when I unmute, it restores my old volume?
[20:24] <paul68> emilien: thanks
[20:25] <LjL> jerbear: use the numpad perhaps. 5 is play/pause, 8 and 2 are the volume, 4 and 6 are prev and next
[20:26] <jerbear> LjL: i didn't think of that. good suggestion
[20:26] <Randal1> is there a way to save my WEP key so i don't have to type it in everytime i get online?
[20:26] <LimCore> if I would write a script/package to aid turning off the stupid computer,  I guess using name for it like die_m_fcker_now would not aid in getting it to mainstream ubuntu?
[20:27] <LjL> LimCore: ...
[20:27] <AlexC> Can someone please help me. I am not given the option of 1680x1050 resolution on my 20" widescreen dell monitor with ATI video. Is there a package I must install to allow this?
[20:27] <LimCore> this is related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/285141  or perhaps there is already a solution to this problem?
[20:27] <ieatworld> hi, i've got a question. I had ubuntu 32bit installed then i decided to install the 64bit version, so i installed it over the partition of the 32bit but now when i start up my computer i see two ubuntu start up option along with windows longhorn.. why do i see two ubuntus?
[20:27] <LimCore> AlexC: hmm does video works fully besides that?
[20:28] <leipepo> more than a 1000 people here and nobody here knows about gtkmm>???
[20:28] <amorphous> h
[20:28] <AlexC> Yes LimCore.
[20:28] <LimCore> leipepo: I use kde
[20:28] <LimCore> AlexC: Hmm I think that no.. it should just work.. perhaps ask #xorg
[20:28] <LjL> !info upsd | LimCore
[20:28] <AlexC> I have referred to the FixScreenResolutionHowTo document.
[20:28] <AlexC> OK
[20:28] <AlexC> I will.
[20:29] <shamshel> is the synaptics touchpad driver part of the kernel or a module for xorg?
[20:29] <guntbert> Randal1: I use gnome-keyring for saving my keys
[20:29] <Ktron_> !info upsd | xorg-driver-fglrx
[20:29] <jerbear> pytechd: i have that same problem. what sound card do you have?
[20:29] <LimCore> LjL: not everyone will have time to install it. This problem should be ALWAYS fixed.  Also, there are more use cases that doesnt involve UPS at all
[20:29] <LjL> !bot > Ktron_    (Ktron_, see the private message from Ubotu)
[20:29] <ieatworld> hi, i've got a question. I had ubuntu 32bit installed then i decided to install the 64bit version, so i installed it over the partition of the 32bit but now when i start up my computer i see two ubuntu start up option along with windows longhorn.. why do i see two ubuntus?
[20:30] <Randal1> gunbert how do i use it or import my wep key to it
[20:30] <ogre> what arguements do i give locate to find only the exact filename im looking for? im getting too many results
[20:30] <LimCore> simply: guy that can touch the turn-off button, should have the power to shut down system gracefully (because anyway he CAN shut it down by force)
[20:30] <jerbear> ieatworld: you didn't reformat the partition
[20:30] <yoyoned> ieatworld: there is an option for each kernel installed
[20:30] <jhattu> Anyone here who can give some advice on how to make D-Link DWL-G122 to work? When I plugged it in to Hardy, the system frozed. I tried to install serialmonkey drivers. Now the system does not crash but the stick does not word either...
[20:31] <LjL> LimCore: me, i'd just have the power off button do what it was intended to do - power off - and if i want to have other options (logout, suspend, etc) use the mouse.
[20:31] <[radithz]> anyone can you help me how i must change the xchat scripts for just klick twice on nick if i want pm someone
[20:32] <kaervek> Is anyone able to assist in addressing a Macbook dual-boot issue?
[20:33] <orang72_camaro> hi,  I was wondering if there is an application that you can select a lot of pictures and resize them all at once kinda liek the image resizer in windows.
[20:33] <LimCore> LjL: using mouse is wrong, mouse is not always an option - read my bug report
[20:33] <jerbear> orang72_camaro: phatch
[20:34] <AlexC> #XORG SEEMS TO BE ASLEEP
[20:34] <orang72_camaro> ok thanks jerbear
[20:34] <LjL> LimCore: have *you* read what i said? i think the power off button should just *power off immediately*, and if you want to do anything else, you'd reach the shutdown icon with the mouse.
[20:35] <homy> Hello, I have a question about debian packages: I made a source package and it compiles well to a working binary package. But how do I get ubuntu to associate files with ".ext" to my program installed with the deb package? I don't want to do it manually, I want it to be automatically done when installing the deb package.
[20:35] <LimCore> LjL: I read it
[20:35] <AlexC> Perhaps I am not on the right server for #xorg. Does anyone know which server it is on? There does seem to be an #xorg on this server but it seems to be asleep.
[20:35] <LimCore> LjL: and I understoo it, therefore I can say: this is nonsense
[20:35] <thiebaude> !.deb
[20:35] <guntbert> Randal1: sorry, I don't really remember, I guess I was asked by nm-applet, if I wanted to save that key....
[20:35] <LimCore> LjL: my error description is about how to turn off computer when you can NOT use mouse nor monitor
[20:36] <homy> thiebaude: I am not asking about using .deb files as an end user, I am asking about changing the source deb so that an file extension is automatically registered with my program on installation.
[20:36] <ez2bbill> What
[20:36] <AlexC> I am not given the option of 1680x1050 resolution on my 20" widescreen dell monitor with ATI video. Is there a package I must install to allow this?
[20:36] <coyote_> hi all !
[20:36] <thiebaude> oh ok,homy
[20:37] <kaervek> If anyone would be willing to help me with the following, I'd really appreciate it! http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=950837
[20:37] <Randal2> how do u use the keyring to record ur WEP key
[20:37] <homy> thiebaude: I already managed to add it in the applications Menu in installation, but I didn't succeed (yet) in adding a file extension association to my program.
[20:38] <LjL> LimCore: and i'm saying that in my opinion, that should be achieved by the hardware "power off" button resulting in turning off the computer. that does not require a mouse or keyboard, right?
[20:38] <thiebaude> yea, homy, i know nothing about that, sorry
[20:38] <noob> hi there, Im trying to install World of Warcraft using wine, unfortunately the installer freezes wenn copying model.mpq with 100% cpu. Any ideas how to solve this?
[20:39] <divinesoul> i have a problem with loading java applets can anyone help me
[20:39] <AlexC> This is the Ububtu support channel, right? I have a 20" Dell (possibly Samsung OEM) monitor and integrated ATI video card. I cannot get it to do better than 1280x1024 which doesnt look very good. Surely this is not an unusual configuration. I need help making it offer me 1680x1050 resolution.
[20:40] <AlexC> I have been on this channel asking this same question for over an hour. I am not getting anywhee.
[20:40] <break_free> AlexC, are you using VGA, DVI?
[20:40] <AlexC> VGA
[20:40] <divinesoul> i have a problem with loading java applets can anyone help me i have been asking a lot of times
[20:40] <break_free> and you have the ati drivers in place? I can't remember what they're called, i have nvidia
[20:40] <Randal2> how do u use the keyring to record my WEP key
[20:41] <ActionParsnip> does anyone know of a fretsonfire irc channel / server?
[20:41] <gtk_war> AlexC: have you tried renaming xorg.conf and then starting x without it
[20:41] <AlexC> Yes I have installed them. displayconfig-gtk shows it as ATI mach8, mach32, mach64 or Rage
[20:41] <AlexC> No I have not tried that.
[20:41] <thiebaude> alexC:what does xrandr show?
[20:41] <gtk_war> AlexC: also if ATI has a control panel that should be able to change it for you
[20:41] <thiebaude> in the terminal
[20:41] <dekkong> does anyone know where i can change my hz for my screen i have already maxed it in screen resolution but i know it can do better than 67 hz
[20:41] <AlexC> let me try
[20:42] <break_free> AlexC, try typing xrandr in terminal, it should show you a list of modes
[20:42] <LjL> divinesoul: what have you asked a lot of times?
[20:42] <AlexC> Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1280 x 1024, maximum 1680 x 1050
[20:42] <thiebaude> i use xrandr -s 800x600 -r 85
[20:42] <AlexC> VGA-0 connected 1280x1024+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 433mm x 271mm
[20:42] <ActionParsnip> divinesoul: have you tried icedtea?
[20:42] <leipepo> gtk_war, are you fammiliar with gtkmm??
[20:42] <divinesoul> i wanted to load the java applets properly and i have one more issue is i cant hear anysound after i use skype
[20:42] <gtk_war> leipepo: not really
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> divinesoul: makes java work on my 64bit systems
[20:43] <LjL> divinesoul: and the question is?
[20:43] <AlexC> Then a list of lines resembling 1280x1024@60   60.0. None has 1680 1050
[20:43] <LjL> !flash > divinesoul    (divinesoul, see the private message from Ubotu)
[20:43] <thiebaude> !xrandr
[20:43] <Kartagis> hello
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> !hi | Kartagis
[20:43] <leipepo> damn...
[20:43] <Kartagis> georgia font is a part of what package? ttf-xfree86-nonfree? mscorefonts?
[20:44] <divinesoul> iced tea is installed
[20:44] <leipepo> spending 2 weeks getting fammilar with c++... and now gtk is giving me a headache
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> Kartagis: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Fonts
[20:44] <AlexC> This monitor was installed on this machine when I installed ubuntu.
[20:44] <thiebaude> yo yo yo
[20:44] <Kartagis> thanks ActionParsnip
[20:45] <AlexC> I assume the xorg.conf file was built accordingly although I had not installed the ATI driver yet.
[20:45] <kaervek> Does anyone happen to have any insight on why a seemingly successful dual-boot install on a Macbook would refuse to boot into Ubuntu via rEFIt bootloader?  I receive a blank, black screen after selecting the Linux partition and have no indication of any harddrive activity.  The Live CD booted swimmingly, and I received no errors during install.  I've submitted a thread, but thought the IRC channel might provide a more rapid response.  http://ubuntuforums.org
[20:45] <divinesoul> !java
[20:45] <thiebaude> java is in synaptic
[20:45] <break_free> AlexC, can you type in "xrandr --output VGA --auto"
[20:45] <genius> anus
[20:46] <AlexC> Yes - no response.
[20:46] <AlexC> Should that do something>
[20:46] <bronson> Anyone know how I can access a DAAP share?
[20:46] <AlexC> Should that do something?
[20:46] <bronson> Supposedly Rhythmbox can do it but I don't see a "Sharing" tab.
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> kaervek: scan your partition for errors maybe
[20:46] <break_free> AlexC, it should have switched to the highest mode
[20:46] <AlexC> The screne did not blink
[20:46] <divinesoul> where can i get detailed help on sound
[20:46] <thiebaude> hi actionparsnip
[20:46] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: will do... thank you.
[20:46] <ActionParsnip> hi thiebaude
[20:47] <break_free> AlexC, i use a GUI for xrandr called grandr, try installing that if you want "sudo apt-get install grandr"
[20:47] <AlexC> perhaps it thinks it is already in the highest mode.
[20:47] <divinesoul> !sound
[20:47] <thiebaude> !pulseaudio
[20:47] <ActionParsnip> divinesoul: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=892573
[20:48] <AlexC> OK I installed grandr. It does not show any resolutions higher than1280x1024
[20:48] <break_free> AlexC, see if you can manipulate it in there. Otherwise try going to system>administration>screens, and try to see if you can change the monitor to a generic 1650x1080 monitor or whatever
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> AlexC: if you have only the resolution you want in xorg.conf then it will use it
[20:48] <thiebaude> alexC:or plug n play
[20:49] <AlexC> There is no system->administration->screens but I can run displayconfig-gtk and select lcd 1680x1050 but it doesnt add the resolution to the list
[20:50] <thiebaude> alexC:or you can edit your menu on top and add screens and graphics
[20:50] <Roland-> hey, how do I make the dvd writer accessible to normal users?
[20:50] <AlexC> edit my menu?
[20:50] <AlexC> screens and graphics == what?
[20:50] <thiebaude> alexC:applications menu, right click,edit
[20:51] <AlexC> But what is screens and graphics? is it not displayconfig-gtk?
[20:51] <thiebaude> alexc:you have to add it to your menu on top
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> Roland-: how do mean mean "accessible"?
[20:51] <AlexC> Add what to my menu?
[20:51] <thiebaude> alexC:where the Ubuntu logo is
[20:52] <thiebaude> alexC:screens and graphics
[20:52] <AlexC> thiebaude - I dont understand
[20:52] <nunzio> lista
[20:52] <nunzio> list
[20:52] <sorsis> how do i get silverlight support for my browser?
[20:52] <thiebaude> can anyone explain better than me, :)
[20:52] <AlexC> My understanding is Screens and graphics is a description. What program would it run?
[20:52] <After_Math> what is the command to run network manager in the terminal
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> sorsis: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=410858
[20:53] <AlexC> Rather than edit my menu, for now may I just run the program you are asking me to add to my menu?
[20:53] <Fah> sorsis: check out the moonlight project. Its part of the mono effort.
[20:53] <ejer> After_Math: nm-applet
[20:54] <Randal2> how do i add  my WEP key to keyring manager so i don't have to enter it everytime i get online?
[20:54] <Dark_Reaper> #manowar
[20:54] <After_Math> ejer, thanks
[20:54] <soundray> After_Math: or maybe network-admin, depending on what you mean
[20:55] <After_Math> soundray, Im trying to actually add it to my panel
[20:55] <AlexC> I dont want to get off track with editing the menus. If there is something I should run, I should be able to run it as a command like 'displayconfig-gtkl' right?
[20:55] <jerbear> AlexC: displayconfig-gtk
[20:55] <AlexC> yws
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> Randal2: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5842471#post5842471
[20:56] <soundray> After_Math: it should normally be enabled in System-Preferences-Sessions
[20:56] <Neodemi> can someone help me sort something equivalent to sygate firewall in ubuntu?
[20:56] <AlexC> I have run that. I have selected as my monitor LCD 1680x1050. I then restarted X. However, when I run displayconfig-gtk again, it still does not offer 1680x1050 as a resolutino opption.
[20:56] <dekkong> Hello how can i get my harddisks to auto mount at starup? now i have to manually mount them
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> !firewall | Neodemi
[20:56] <Neodemi> !firewall
[20:56] <jerbear> any idea when openoffice 3 will make it into the repos?
[20:56] <soundray> !fstab > dekkong
[20:56] <After_Math> soundray, Sorry, Im trying to add its icon to my panel :)
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> dekkong: add an entry for each in /etc/fstab
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | dekkong
[20:56] <pete_> i cant get my 3d work
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> pete_: 3d?
[20:57] <pete_> ati and x1600 card
[20:58] <AlexC> Is there a specific package I should add with apt-get or synaptec to get the ATI driver and xorg to support the 1680x1050 resolution?
[20:58] <dekkong> ok thx
[20:58] <dekkong> ActionParsnip: thx :)
[20:58] <ActionParsnip> !ati | pete_
[20:58] <pete_> yeh well i have done all
[20:58] <pete_> i am new
[20:59] <yoyoned> jerbear: isn't oo3 in intrepid
[20:59] <thiebaude> alexC will you PM me?
[20:59] <soundray> yoyoned: apparently not
[20:59] <soundray> !info openoffice.org intrepid | jerbear, yoyoned
[21:00] <pete_> all that shit that you ready to go but when start even 3d saver my comp freez
[21:00] <soundray> pete_: please use clean language here. Some people use this resource professionally.
[21:00] <kiffi1> like me
[21:00] <pete_> ok i am sorry
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> pete_: glxinfo | grep -i direct
[21:01] <P_Kable> Hello here, I have a problem with a brand new external 1T drive. I can write in it locally but after sharing on samba server, I cannot write on it fro another machine (win XP). In the permission tab, it says Owner root... I want ME to be the owner, how do I do this ?
[21:01] <guntbert> Randal2: do you have wpa-supplicant? I think its for WEP as well
[21:01] <Randal2> i don't believe i have a wpa-supplicant
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | Randal2
[21:02] <cambazz> hello. what must i do to get ssh server running
[21:02] <soundray> cambazz: 'sudo apt-get install ssh'
[21:02] <yoyoned> cambazz: apt-geininstall openssh-server
[21:02] <P_Kable> cambazz=> sudo aptitude install openssh-server
[21:02] <soundray> cambazz: try mine. Fewer keystrokes
[21:02] <DJones> !ssh | cambazz
[21:03] <cambazz> soundray: i think this is what i have done before , and it would not work. maybe something is changed
[21:03] <soundray> cambazz: do you have a file /etc/init.d/ssh ?
[21:03] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: Pardon my noobness; how do you suggest I scan the linux partition for errors?  OS X doesn't seem to be able to recognize the partition, so I assume this scan is something I'll have to do via the Live CD? FYI: the partition does show up after issuing the diskutil list command via bash.
[21:04] <pete_> hmph i hate that i cant get my graph work
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> fsck.ext3 /dev/<partition name>
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> kaervek: id do it from live cd
[21:04] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: thanks a lot!
[21:05] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: okay
[21:05] <After_Math> It seems that gnome-splashscreen-manager keeps crashing when installing a new splash, is there another way to do this?
[21:05] <kaervek> just waiting on some updates to finish here in os x...
[21:05] <pete_> been trying for 5 days now
[21:05] <pete_> yes im new
[21:05] <P_Kable> Why all the permissions are grayed in the permission tab of my drive, please !
[21:06] <skinnymg1> hey guys is there a way to unzip a .zip file in ubuntu
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: its owned by root probably
[21:06] <P_Kable> owner is root, but when I open the permission tab under root, owner is myself !
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> skinnymg1: unzip /path/to/file.zip
[21:06] <Reaverbot> Does anyone know how to install the drivers of a integrated mic?
[21:06] <After_Math> skinnymg1, should be able to download 7zip
[21:06] <kubotaz4> will upgrading from the update manager from 7.10 to 8.04 LTS lose any info already on my hard drive?
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: try remounting with UID=0000 and you should be ok
[21:06] <P_Kable> so how do I fix this
[21:06] <P_Kable> ok thanks
[21:06] <After_Math> skinnymg1, sudo apt-get install p7zip
[21:07] <pete_> i know im missing something and maybe ill need to take hmm booze?
[21:07] <JewingGum> Okay,I am HideousNashimoto, anyway, I reinstalled Ubuntu, and soo far I don't have any troubles.
[21:07] <JewingGum> With freeeeeeezing
[21:07] <KaiForce> kubotaz4:  i recommend a backup of your data beforehand, but the answer is no
[21:07] <kubotaz4> thank you...
[21:08] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> how can I mount it with UID=0000 ? in fstab I do not have such parameters
[21:08] <JohanTainio> hej
[21:08] <hadi57> hi all, i have atheros wlan, it shows in the hardware drivers, but not working, anone can help me please?
[21:08] <JohanTainio> nngn svensk som ka hjalpa mig med nagra nyborjar problem?
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: probably why then, its owned by root and only root will be able to write
[21:08] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> here is my fstab line for this drive
[21:08] <P_Kable> UUID=9560f558-0329-4e3b-9f89-213c7ff2e650       /media/sde1     ext3    relatime        0       2       noatime
[21:09] <Reaverbot> How I install a driver of a integrated mic?
[21:09] <soundray> !se | JohanTainio
[21:09] <n8tuser> hadi57-> which driver did you see? in which directory?
[21:09] <soundray> Reaverbot: you don't normally need an extra driver. What type of laptop is it?
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: id websearch for: ubuntu mount usb user writable. mounting is the same for usb and internal drives so youu will see the extra options you need to add to /etc/fstab
[21:10] <Reaverbot> Is a packard bell
[21:10] <Reaverbot> I dont remember the number or the code.
[21:10] <hadi57> i see it in hardware drivers menu
[21:10] <KaiForce> Packard Bell yikes
[21:10] <skinnymg1> how do i use p7zip?
[21:10] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I can write on the drive, but not from another machine
[21:10] <hadi57> system administration hardware drivers
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: using samba?
[21:10] <P_Kable> and I want to be the owner
[21:10] <P_Kable> yes
[21:10] <soundray> Reaverbot: have a look at the help pages
[21:10] <soundray> !sound > Reaverbot
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: then edit /etc/samba/smb.conf
[21:11] <P_Kable> I did ActionParsnip
[21:11] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: and make sure the shared thing is writable by the user you have add to smbpasswd
[21:11] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: I tried your suggestion via bash in os x since I'm waiting for some downloads to complete.  Not sure I got the results I'm looking for. http://pastebin.com/d69729ec8  Will try again via the live cd, unless you see anything there that's helpful.  "Bad Super Block: Magic Number Wrong" ?
[21:12] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> everything was fine until for some reason the owner is root !
[21:12] <Mixed_--_> i just configured samba on my xubuntu box, now how do i connect to the shared HD and the printer from my ubuntu distro?  I can connect to the share using windows using the hostname, how do I connect from my ubuntu distro
[21:12] <Randal1> just in general will upgrading to 8.04 do anything drastic?
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: if you are connecting to the samba share with an account that smb.conf says is writable you should be ok
[21:12] <soundray> Randal1: what's the starting point?
[21:13] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> it is writable
[21:13] <Randal1> 7.10
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: http://pastebin.com/m1d319db8
[21:13] <Neodemi> i dont understand firestarter, is there a way to tell it to allow incoming and outgoing traffic on a set of ports, and nothing else
[21:13] <Randal1> i just don't want to have to reset up my wireless or something
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: theres an excerpt from my smb.conf
[21:13] <P_Kable> ok
[21:13] <soundray> Randal1: I wouldn't call the changes drastic, but wireless can be an issue
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: is yours similar for your share?
[21:14] <Randal1> okay
[21:14] <kaervek> rebooting - brb...
[21:14] <Randal1> i guess i'll stay on 7.10 until intrepid then
[21:15] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I use the gui for sharing
[21:15] <soundray> Randal1: you could of course boot a hardy live CD. If your wireless works with that, you can be optimistic.
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: the gui is weak and very unconfigurable imho, the text file is massively simple
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: guis make life so much harder
[21:15] <Fri13> Hi, what version of OS is in Ubuntu 8.04.1? Is it 2.6.27?
[21:15] <saml> how can I check if port 443 is open or not?  like, firewall?
[21:16] <RetrogradeCultur> Hi
[21:16] <kubotaz4> Has there been issues with connecting wirelessly with 7.10?  I am having trouble.
[21:16] <DIFH-iceroot> saml: nmap ip -p 443
[21:16] <P_Kable> first of all haw can I change owner from root to david ?
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: check your smb.conf and make sure the share is writable and that the correct writable account is set
[21:16] <DIFH-iceroot> P_Kable: chown
[21:16] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I will but I want to  fix this owner thing
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: you set it at mount. check some fstab guides
[21:16] <P_Kable> sudo chown david /media/sde1 ?
[21:16] <MarcC> livestation is asking me where to install it. Is /usr/local/Livestation ok, or should I put something else?
[21:17] <Randal1> auto lo
[21:17] <Randal1> iface lo inet loopback                          that is what is already in my interfaces file in network if i set it up for reading wireless do i add more lines of code or write over what is currently there?
[21:17] <saml> DIFH-iceroot, thank you
[21:17] <soundray> Randal1: don't paste stuff here
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: if you run ifconfig do you have wlan0 or ath0
[21:17] <Neodemi> i dont understand firestarter, is there a way to tell it to allow incoming and outgoing traffic on a specific set of ports, and nothing else
[21:17] <ejer> P_Kable: try 'sudo chown david:david /media/sde1 -R'
[21:18] <P_Kable> owner is still root
[21:18] <Randal1> wlan0
[21:18] <keithclark> Where do programs normally install to?  Which directory?
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: edit yur fstab dude
[21:18] <P_Kable> but if I check under root, I'm the owner !
[21:18] <Fri13> Hi, what version of OS is in Ubuntu 8.04.1? Is it 2.6.27, or is that version coming to 8.10?
[21:19] <P_Kable> sudo nautilus /media, and then I check the perm tab, david is owner ! weird no ?
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: then its auto wlan0   ﻿iface wlan0 inet dhcp
[21:19] <d2tehp> whenever i boot my ubuntu box, its has dual nics by the way, eth0 never gets an ip address, eth1 gets one though. if i run sudo dhclient eth0 after logging in, it grabs an ip just fine, any idea why and what i can do to fix it?
[21:19] <DIFH-iceroot> Fri13: 8.04 has 2.6.24  8.10 has 2.6.27
[21:19] <P_Kable> !fstab
[21:19] <leipepo> gksudo nautilus /media
[21:19] <P_Kable> !wiki fstab
[21:19] <Randal1> do i need to add any other lines action?
[21:20] <thiebaude> 2.6.27-7 in 8.10 Fri13
[21:20] <vts> anyone got 4500MHD card?
[21:20] <vts> and got it to work with ubuntu? with all eyecandy?
[21:20] <Fri13> thiebaude: Thanks.
[21:20] <soundray> !anyone | vts
[21:20] <thiebaude> yw, fri13
[21:20] <P_Kable> I do not get the fstab file
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: you may need to provide yuor wep key in there as its gonna ask you when you connect otherwise
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: then websearch to see how its laid out
[21:21] <Randal1> okay so i just type my wep key a line down? also it says I don't have permission to save it
[21:21] <P_Kable> this is the line for the drive:
[21:21] <P_Kable> UUID=9560f558-0329-4e3b-9f89-213c7ff2e650       /media/sde1     ext3    relatime        0       2       noatime
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: its a partition, not a drive
[21:22] <P_Kable> yep
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: sde is the physical drive, sde1 is the first partition
[21:22] <Neodemi> what is the 'firewall host' in firestarter?
[21:22] <P_Kable> so dev/sde ?
[21:22] <Reaverbot> soundray: help pages?
[21:22] <soundray> P_Kable: it's also wrong. You should have either relattime or noatime, not both. noatime is in the wrong place.
[21:23] <P_Kable> soundray=> so what should I have ?
[21:23] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: /dev/sde is a physical drive you can touch and feel
[21:23] <soundray> Reaverbot: read the private message that ubottu sent you
[21:23] <soundray> P_Kable: relatime
[21:23] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> yes I know
[21:24] <P_Kable> soundray=> will it fix my problem ?
[21:24] <Randal1> how do i save the edited interface file since it says i don't have permission to save it
[21:24] <Reaverbot> soundtray: Yeah, I have selected alsa mixer.
[21:24] <soundray> P_Kable: you haven't told me what your problem is
[21:24] <jclbrt> the trackpad on my macbook pro occassionally stops working in Ubuntu for some reason does anyone have an idea on how to fix this
[21:24] <cambazz> hello. is there a way so my computer will change desktop background periodically
[21:24] <ejer> http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fileowner.html <- P_Kable
[21:24] <kubotaz4> Im not able to burn a data DVD with the cd/dvd creator app or the GnomeBaker DVD creator..any suffestions?
[21:24] <soundray> cambazz: you never answered my earlier question
[21:24] <lastman> Why is it not possible to check if dma is enabled? hdparm -d /dev/sda prints  HDIO_GET_DMA failed: Inappropriate ioctl for device. /dev/sda is an ide disk.
[21:25] <Randal1>  how do i save the edited interface file since it says i don't have permission to save it?
[21:25] <Neodemi> is there a site i can use to check if my firewall is working
[21:25] <jclbrt> i just recently reinstalled ubuntu 8.04. It did the same thing before, but then I asked someone in here and they were able to link me to a custom xorg.conf file that fixed it.. but now i cnt find that file again
[21:25] <RetrogradeCultur> does Ubuntu have a built-in hotkey for "lock screen"?
[21:25] <cambazz> soundray: I am sorry, what was your earlier question?
[21:25] <roukoun> can i use the Gentoo filer in ubuntu?
[21:25] <soundray> Randal1: save it to your home directory, then copy it with 'sudo cp ~/fstab /etc/'
[21:26] <Neodemi> lock screen is ctrl alt L
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: what filesystem is it using?
[21:26] <Reaverbot> soundtray: Dont know  what to do, I have the alsa mixer installed, but the mic doesn´t work in amsn or other program.
[21:26] <soundray> Randal1: next time, open system files for editing with gksudo gedit
[21:26] <RetrogradeCultur> ty Neodemi
[21:26] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> ext3
[21:26] <soundray> cambazz: never mind. Is your ssh daemon working now?
[21:26] <jclbrt> anyone have any idea on how to fix my trackpad
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> sudo mount /dev/sde1 </mount/point> -o iocharset=utf8,umask=000
[21:27] <pete_> hey guys do you know if ppl got his x1650 working??
[21:27] <cambazz> soundray: yes. it is working. thanks a bunch
[21:27] <cambazz> well, i was wondering how to automatically change desktop backgrounds
[21:27] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> the owner part is fixed now... I will edit the smb.conf cause I still can't write on it from another host
[21:27] <semanticpc> hey i need help with configuring xsupplicant
[21:27] <thenetduck> would anyone be able to answer some of my questions about disk encryption with Ubuntu?
[21:28] <semanticpc> i get a pid not found error
[21:28] <soundray> !info wallp | cambazz
[21:28] <kubotaz4> data DVD wont burn with either cd/dvd creator or GnomeBaker...and suffestions?
[21:28] <pete_> ok whats the channel for newbies?
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: make sure you only allow certain usernames and block root for security
[21:28] <cambazz> soundray: well this wallp, is it some standalone or integrated with gnome?
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: you'll need to smbpasswd the account you are allowing tooso it can connect
[21:29] <AlexC> I have been on this channel all afternoon. I am trying to get my ATI Radeon and Dell 20" 1680x1050 monitor to run at 1680x1050. I have tried everything in the ubunto FixingScreenResolutionHowTo and used displayconfig-gtk. I cannot get better than 1280x1024 which doesnt look very good. I need help desparately. Can someone please help me?
[21:29] <soundray> pete_: you are in it. It seems that nobody has a solution for your problem at the moment.
[21:29] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> this has been done a long time ago, it worked for years
[21:29] <joshual> does anyone use a gnome menu alternative?
[21:29] <jclbrt> :-\
[21:29] <ejer> cambazz: look at gbackground
[21:29] <soundray> cambazz: I don't know. Take it as a pointer and check it out
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: well it doesnt work now and thats what matters
[21:29] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> that's why I do understand whats happening
[21:29] <jclbrt> damn... i wish i could find that freaking wiki again
[21:29] <kubotaz4> DVD burning issues, anyone up to help?
[21:30] <soundray> pete_: it helps sometimes to come back later and ask again
[21:30] <AlexC> please please please.
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> kubotaz4: more info please
[21:30] <d2tehp> whenever i boot my ubuntu box, its has dual nics by the way, eth0 never gets an ip address, eth1 gets one though. if i run sudo dhclient eth0 after logging in, it grabs an ip just fine, any idea why and what i can do to fix it?
[21:30] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> when you add shares through the gui, it is supposed to edit you sbm.conf no ?
[21:30] <kubotaz4> I just posted above...
[21:30] <ejer> !synaptics | jclbrt
[21:30] <pete_> yeh well i wil, im pretty drunk now and dont ye well you nou..
[21:30] <FireInside> we we
[21:30] <kubotaz4> getting error message and disk ejects with cd.dvd creator and gnomebaker
[21:30] <joobaby> For some reason I can't watch videos on the internet, were trying to watch the office on nbc.com but it won't work, how do I get the latest nvidia drivers
[21:31] <Randal1> sound, how exactly do i copy the interfaces file back to where it orginally was (with my edits)
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: i believe so but i find it completely contembtible to use the gui, the config file is completely simple
[21:31] <Tundrayeti312>  kubotaz4: Perhaps share error message?
[21:31] <FireInside> Randal1: did you copy the file?
[21:31] <pete_> still im pretty mad for myself cant get it work
[21:31] <soundray> AlexC: okay, I'll bite. Want to meet in #ubuntu-classroom ?
[21:31] <Randal1> fire, no?
[21:31] <balzac> I'm having driver problems with ubuntu eee
[21:31] <semanticpc> any one here familiar with xsupplicant ???
[21:31] <P_Kable> because i have shares working (half working now) and nothing in smb.conf
[21:32] <jclbrt> thanx ejer
[21:32] <balzac> where can I go to discuss this?
[21:32] <FireInside> Randal1: what exactly did you do to the file?
[21:32] <Randal1> i'm not sure really how can i do it not at the command line and just copy paste?
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: I tried it once and the gui system was so confusing I had no idea what was going on and found adding a few humanly readable lines to a text file and restarting samba to be much simpler
[21:32] <kubotaz4> ARG!! I get a Failed Burning message with gnomebaker cd/dvd witer
[21:32] <Randal1> i opened it and edited it it wouldn't let me save it so i saved as to my home folder
[21:32] <kubotaz4> writer*
[21:32] <Randal1> and need to put it back now
[21:32] <soundray> Randal1: sorry, I mistook you for someone else. If you've opened a system file with gedit, you won't be able to save it to its original location. Save it to your home and copy it back with sudo cp
[21:32] <kubotaz4> its starts like its going to burn, then ejects the disk and I get the message
[21:32] <AlexC> csoundray - see you there
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> !burning | kubotaz4
[21:33] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> could you resend me your dummy smb.conf please ?
[21:33] <soundray> Randal1: in your case, the command would be 'sudo cp ~/interfaces /etc/network/'
[21:33] <FireInside> Randal1: so you edited the original file, couldnt save it to it, but saved it somewhere in home?
[21:33] <jclbrt> also now that i got the effects working on my laptop is there a way to get rid of the little outline i get when resizin a window in Ubuntu... If the effects are off I can resize the windows and the window resizes as i resize it
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> kubotaz4: you could try another app
[21:33] <emilien> need help with getting sound working
[21:33] <Randal1> yes
[21:33] <kubotaz4> i tried the standard cd/dvd creator...and that doesnt work either
[21:33] <pete_> "gonna drink myself to death"
[21:33] <Azhi_Dahaka> hmm...
[21:34] <emilien> how can i check that sound drivers are working ?
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: http://pastebin.com/mb825c0a
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: just paste it at the end of the file
[21:34] <kubotaz4> uboto: I know how to burn the disks...im just getting error messages
[21:34] <Azhi_Dahaka> anyone has experience with Integrated Card Readers?I want to check if mine is working, but I don't want to risk destroying one SD Card
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: the thing in brackets is the share name
[21:34] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> thanks
[21:34] <pete_> you can kill yourself easier than trying to get got damn ATI work
[21:34] <P_Kable> yeah I figured
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: the rest is self explanatory
[21:34] <Terabytten> I suppose this is as good a channel for n00bs as any.
[21:34] <P_Kable> yup
[21:34] <After_Math> Randal1, do what soundray said or   " sudo cp /home/'interfaces' /etc/network/
[21:34] <ejer> !ot | pete_
[21:35] <thiebaude> it sure is
[21:35] <After_Math> Randal1, unless you named it something else, rename it to interfaces then copy
[21:35] <Terabytten> Okay, so, if I want to install something, but the install file I have is a .tar.bz2 and opened as an archive, how would I install it? I'm very new to Linux. I reveived a Ubuntu 8.04 disk in the mail last night.
[21:35] <ejer> Terabytten: what are you trying to install
[21:35] <pete_> sry
[21:35] <pete_> just feel so helpless
[21:35] <joobaby> i got disconnect, how do I upgrade my nvidia drivers so I can watch the office?
[21:36] <Terabytten> Amarok
[21:36] <carandraug> I want to type a character with is "U+2103". How do I actually type this? The character is the celsius degree "℃" which is different from "ºC"
[21:36] <carandraug> Terabytten: go to Add/remove... and search for amarok
[21:36] <Terabytten> http://amarok.kde.org/ is where I went to download it, if that helps any. It's a media player.
[21:37] <Terabytten> Grazie.
[21:37] <thiebaude> terabbytten:your trying to install amarok?
[21:37] <Terabytten> Yes, I am.
[21:37] <carandraug> !software | Terabytten
[21:37] <thiebaude> terabytten:amarok is in synaptic
[21:38] <ejer> pretty much all software you may want is in add/remove under Applications Terabytten, no need to download anything from web
[21:38] <carandraug> Terabytten: take a look at those links on how install of most software works and welcome to Ubuntu
[21:38] <Terabytten> W: Failed to fetch http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/k/kdelibs/kdelibs-data_3.5.10-0ubuntu1~hardy1_all.deb
[21:38] <Terabytten>   Could not resolve 'us.archive.ubuntu.com
[21:38] <thiebaude> terabytten:sudo apt-get install amarok
[21:38] <Terabytten> I got that and several similar errors.
[21:38] <Terabytten> Okay, I'll try that then.
[21:38] <Terabytten> Sweet. Seems to be working.
[21:39] <kubotaz4> IN CD/DVD Writer- I just got an "ERROR WRITING TO DISK" , There was an error writing to the disc: Unhandled error, aborting... Please HELP
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: once its completed run sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[21:40] <thiebaude> great, terabytten
[21:40] <Terabytten> I'm also getting slow connection speeds, and was having problems with my wireless adapter. I believe it had something to do with me messing with settings a bit, but is this a problem more commonly run into?
[21:40] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I can't see my smbtree anymore :|
[21:40] <pete_> i see manykind of probs ppl have
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: smbtree?
[21:40] <P_Kable> yes
[21:40] <Terabytten> It's an external Belkin USB adapter, from what I understood they're fairly plug-and-play with this distro, correct?
[21:40] <P_Kable> smbtree
[21:40] <thiebaude> pete_:ubuntu works out of the box for me
[21:40] <thiebaude> 8.10
[21:41] <P_Kable> it is now empty
[21:41] <axe1> I want a program for database management on windos,what's the fastest way for this program
[21:41] <axe1> Design  on a linux ubuntu,it's my PC
[21:41] <axe1> And a client use Windows
[21:41] <axe1> Database file on a client and the server is not external
[21:41] <axe1> I want you to provide me with ideas?
[21:41] <FloodBot2> axe1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:41] <kubotaz4> Does anyone have any Idea what im talking about?
[21:41] <Tundrayeti312> !enter > axe1
[21:41] <P_Kable> damn, it's all f*cked up ActionParsnip
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: try mapping the network drive / mounting from the remote system
[21:41] <semanticpc> has any one used xsupplicant ??
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: then remove those lines
[21:42] <thiebaude> !xsupplicant
[21:42] <pete_> yeah well all i have this and im mad cause cant get 3d work
[21:43] <mroc> hi all.  let's say, just for fun, that gtk-window-decorator is not appearing as an option in fusion-icon when running compiz.  how do i fix this?
[21:43] <pete_> not even with older card
[21:43] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> works, write ok !
[21:43] <P_Kable> should I really remove the lines in smb.conf ?
[21:44] <axe1> I want a program for database management on windos,what's the fastest way for this program?  Design  on a linux ubuntu,it's my PC  And a client use Windows  Database file on a client and the server is not external  I want you to provide me with ideas?
[21:44] <jclbrt> how do i get rid of the resizing lines that appear when I am trying to resize a window
[21:44] <jclbrt> ?
[21:44] <Terabytten> Any suggested 'Must-Have' tools/utilities/software/tips/tricks?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: sweet
[21:45] <acee12345> i updated my kernel from 19 to 22 but on boot i had an all yellow screen after logon and couldnt do any thing. if i boot with older version everything works great any ideas?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: if it works then dont fix it
[21:45] <pete_> (join-ubuntu-fi
[21:45] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I need the smbtree because I have some shares that I want to stop, but now nothing is displayed
[21:45] <thiebaude> exaclty
[21:45] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> no I need smbtree
[21:45] <jclbrt> where can I find the window resizing options in Ubuntu
[21:46] <thiebaude> sometimes ppl have to revert back to an older kernel
[21:46] <jclbrt> I want to get rid of the outline
[21:46] <xbxb> Hey... I have a dual boot system with Windows and Linux and a monitor capable of displaying 1920x1600... however, every time I start my PC, the max resolution is only 1600x1200 in both Win and Linux, and the higher resolution of 1920x1600 is only available after unplugging and re-plugging the monitor. What could cause this?
[21:46] <pete_> argh
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: i've never heard of smbtree
[21:46] <keystr0k> What's a good MP3 tag renamer? (with cddb lookup of some sort, album art, etc.)
[21:46] <P_Kable> it is a command
[21:46] <P_Kable> smbtree in console ActionParsnip
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: yeah just educating myself
[21:47] <jclbrt> ANYONE???
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: why is that needed if you know the computer name and share name?
[21:47] <jclbrt> How do i get rid of the outline I get everytime i resize a window?
[21:47] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> I have weird shares that I want to get rid of
[21:47] <manolemar> romania
[21:47] <jrib> jclbrt: you get a grid when you resize?
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: then edit them from the smb.conf file (?)
[21:48] <jclbrt> jrib: yea
[21:48] <jrib> jclbrt: what window manager?
[21:48] <jclbrt> and it shows the pixels....
[21:48] <jclbrt> i dunno
[21:48] <Randal1> i can then delete the file of it sitting on my home folder right?
[21:48] <jclbrt> oh wait
[21:48] <jclbrt> GNOME
[21:48] <carandraug> I want to type a character with is "U+2103". How do I actually type this? The character is the celsius degree "℃" which is different from "ºC"
[21:48] <FloodBot2> jclbrt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:48] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> the smb.conf does not include these shares
[21:48] <P_Kable> gui stuff ActionParsnip
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: gui stuff I am unfamiliar with dude, sorry
[21:49] <jrib> jclbrt: that's not a window manager.  Are you using effects?
[21:49] <jclbrt> jrib: when I enable the Extra effects it does it, but it doesn't do it on the other ones
[21:49] <jclbrt> yes
[21:49] <P_Kable> I just found out I do not have the gui for shares in the menu since I upgraded to hardy ActionParsnip
[21:49] <thiebaude> !compiz
[21:49] <jrib> jclbrt: that's some compiz fusion setting, ask #compiz-fusion
[21:49] <P_Kable> could you please tell me the command to start it using alacarte please
[21:49] <jclbrt> oh
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: start what?
[21:50] <P_Kable> shares gui
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: i dont use it, so i dont know
[21:50] <P_Kable> should be in system - admin - shared folders
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-606920.html
[21:50] <P_Kable> start alacarte and point on it
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: i use fluxbox dude
[21:50] <P_Kable> oh
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: ontop of kde
[21:51] <thiebaude> I do too,actionparsnip
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: sweet aint it :D
[21:51] <thiebaude> yes it is
[21:51] <thiebaude> very low system resources
[21:51] <thiebaude> !fluxbox
[21:51] <thiebaude> im in gnome right now
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: P_Kable: http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj93/andrew_woodhead666/MyScreenshot.png?t=1223893978
[21:52] <Azhi_Dahaka> anyone has experience with Integrated Card Readers?I want to check if mine is working, but I don't want to risk destroying one SD Card
[21:52] <thiebaude> actionparsnip:where is the wallpaper from?
[21:52] <thiebaude> i want it
[21:53] <Anubis_be> hey, can anyone help me with a spamassassin prob? I keep getting in my maillog : config: cannot write to /bin/false/.spamassassin/user_prefs: Not a directory and I don't know where to change it :(
[21:53] <After_Math> s
[21:53] <thiebaude> sweet
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: i'll host it for you ;)
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: you can pul it down then
[21:53] <zerko> host what?
[21:53] <thiebaude> ok, actionparsnip
[21:53] <thiebaude> haha
[21:53] <zerko> anyone looking fo a dedicated server? :)
[21:54] <xbxb> Hey... I have a dual boot system with Windows and Linux and a monitor capable of displaying 1920x1600... however, every time I start my PC, the max resolution is only 1600x1200 in both Win and Linux, and the higher resolution of 1920x1600 is only available after unplugging and re-plugging the monitor. What could cause this?
[21:54] <thiebaude> brb, booting into fluxbox
[21:54] <Davi1> Keep having problems with my wireless connection stability. It's in a known-good location, but it gets wireless signal below fifty percent much of the time, and thusly disconnecs me.
[21:55] <slestak> anyone else seeing an repo signature failure from the us.archive.ubuntu.com server?
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> http://img325.imageshack.us/img325/8974/tux0011024x7684hn.png
[21:55] <unitypunk> can anyone help me with my wubi install, it wont stop booting to busy box
[21:55] <zerko> he wants to host that wallpaper?
[21:55] <RetrogradeCultur> is it safe to run irc on ubuntu with your normal login? would there have to be a psudo to do something mallicious ?
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> zerko: no, he wants it
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> RetrogradeCultur: running web apps as sudo is a security risk
[21:56] <DJDarkstar> Hi
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> RetrogradeCultur: run as little as you can as root and definatly dont log on as root for daily tasks
[21:56] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> smbtree is back, probably some cache issue ! Thanks a lot !
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: sweet
[21:56] <carandraug> just for the record I found how to do that. "U+2103" has to be Ctrl+Shift+u and then 2103. Once you press space you'll get the celsius degree character (or the character for the hexadecimal code you used)
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: do you see how easy the smb.conf file is?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: http://img325.imageshack.us/img325/8974/tux0011024x7684hn.png
[21:57] <P_Kable> yep
[21:57] <P_Kable> super duper easy !
[21:57] <thiebaude> thanks im back in fluxbox, thanks actionparsnip
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: you can now ssh into the box and sudo nano that file, add more entries and restart samba to get more shares
[21:57] <keithclark> How do I find out which device my tv tuner card is?
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: gui is retarded
[21:57] <dulak> keithclark: lspci should show it
[21:57] <P_Kable> ActionParsnip=> yeah I use ssh all the time
[21:57] <DJDarkstar> Does anyone know off the top of their heads if a AverTV M780 (HD Tuner) PCIe works with Ubuntu... or if PCIe is even supported yet?
[21:58] <keithclark> dulak, no, it doesn't seem to show up there
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: then yuou see the power of non gui configs
[21:59] <P_Kable> of course
[21:59] <dulak> keithclark: then it's probably not being initialized and won't work
[21:59] <keithclark> dulak, ah, I see.
[21:59] <dulak> keithclark: it's a card and not usb right?
[21:59] <Randal2> sorry my internet died so i was wondering what exactly was the command to copy my system file back to where it belongs (etc/network)
[21:59] <keithclark> dulak, yes ATI TV Wonder card
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> P_Kable: i love showing people that editing config files and leaving the gui is way easier
[21:59] <thiebaude> actionparsnip:i got it and its sweet
[22:00] <dulak> keithclark: yeah the wonder doesn't work in linux afaik
[22:00] <devmon> Hello, I've been trying to get an Ubuntu client to work with an Open Directory Server (Leopard). I've followed this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OSXLDAPClientAuthentication and when I do the getent passwd command, I do not see any users on the open directory list
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> thiebaude: recognise!
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> :D
[22:00] <keithclark> dulak, shoot.  I just wanted the video in feature to capture some stuff off of my camcorder
[22:00] <Randal2> sorry my internet died so i was wondering what exactly was the command to copy my system file back to where it belongs (etc/network)
[22:01] <dulak> keithclark: ati hasn't released any info on the wonder, or linux drivers
[22:01] <thiebaude> :)
[22:01] <Azhi_Dahaka> No luck, i guess...
[22:01] <Azhi_Dahaka> ok... ttyl
[22:02] <devmon> So, has anyone successfully authenticated an Ubuntu client against an Open Directory server?
[22:02] <Terabytten> Would it be possible to get more than just two desktops?
[22:03] <milesonwheelz> Hey
[22:03] <soho> hi
[22:03] <Terabytten> Hello
[22:03] <milesonwheelz> I have a question
[22:03] <Terabytten> I probably don't have the right answer.
[22:03] <milesonwheelz> Do you guys know anything about macbooks and wifi?
[22:03] <milesonwheelz> lol
[22:03] <Terabytten> Aha
[22:03] <milesonwheelz> With ubuntu
[22:03] <Terabytten> I might.
[22:03] <Terabytten> Oh.
[22:03] <Terabytten> Hm.
[22:03] <FloodBot2> Terabytten: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:03] <Terabytten> Nevermind.
[22:04] <Terabytten> Lol.
[22:04] <milesonwheelz> cry
[22:04] <WastePotato> ...
[22:04] <_-RED-_> lol
[22:04] <milesonwheelz> I been trying to figure out wifi on m y macbook i just put linux on it
[22:04] <WastePotato> Nice.
[22:04] <Terabytten> XD NO BANZ!
[22:04] <Terabytten> I don't know much about Macbooks at all, I have some experience with using Airport is all. Lol.
[22:05] <Terabytten> ...
[22:05] <Terabytten> I can hear somebody singing in the next room over.
[22:05] <Terabytten> In falsetto.
[22:05] <milesonwheelz> hmm
[22:05] <milesonwheelz> know of anyone who can help me out
[22:05] <milesonwheelz> Do you know how to find the chipset for the macbook?
[22:06] <Terabytten> Have you tried Google yet?
[22:06] <ejer> !macbook
[22:06] <milesonwheelz> ya
[22:06] <milesonwheelz> Ive spsent hours
[22:06] <Terabytten> Oye.
[22:06] <thenetduck> does anyone know if I will have to reformat my paritions to install 8.10 if I have full disk encryption?
[22:06] <Terabytten> Can you contact Macintosh and ask them for the information on the chip-set?
[22:06] <ejer> milesonwheelz: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
[22:06] <gouki> Hi. I was wondering if there is a way of black listing updates. Any ideas on how to accomplish this?
[22:06] <sephyed> Español ??
[22:06] <konam> does anyone here have any experience with windows server 2k3 in a vm?
[22:07] <sephyed> Alguien
[22:07] <ejer> !es | sephyed
[22:07] <Terabytten> Si se puede!
[22:07] <Terabytten> Pero no puedo ayudar, so nuevo a este.
[22:07] <Terabytten> soy*
[22:07] <keithclark> dulak, does the bttv driver not cover the ATI TV Wonder?
[22:08] <dulak> keithclark: no they are seperate things, there is a project for the all-in-wonder card called gatos at http://gatos.sf.net
[22:08] <Some_Person> I am trying to make usplash not look stretched in 1280x800. I tried to edit the existing images for usplash-theme-ubuntu, and it doesn't look stretched, but it looks a bit pixely
[22:09] <ejer> gouki: http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html
[22:09] <AciD> Evening, im trying to run the game Openarena wich i just installed, but all it does is start a window, go black screen, then back to the desktop.. What to do ?
[22:09] <gouki> ejer, thank you. I'll look into it.
[22:10] <diffredential> anyone knows a cool skin for XChat?
[22:10] <ejer> AciD: https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/hardware.html you may need to enable 3d acceleration
[22:11] <keithclark> dulak, is that safe to install?
[22:11] <Misterjos> hey, is there a website with pros and cons for installing 64bit ubuntu vs 32bit? I'm on debian etch now, and planning to install ubuntu 8.04LTS, but i'm still in doubt about this.
[22:11] <Some_Person> So does anyone know how to make usplash not look stretched or pixely at 1280x800?
[22:11] <xbxb> How can I make ubuntu show all screen resolutions (not just those that it thinks are available)
[22:11] <xbxb> ?
[22:11] <ejer> Misterjos: imo if you have over 4GB RAM use 64 bit, if less use 32
[22:11] <gouki> ejer, BTW, there is also a 'Lock' option under Synaptic Package Manager.
[22:11] <ulises> what kind of video card you have?
[22:12] <AciD> ejer, ill take a look at it, ty
[22:12] <Terabytten> How to get more than two desktops?
[22:12] <Some_Person> ejer: What should you use if you have exactly 4GB RAM?
[22:12] <go_beep_yourself> how do i check freespace in ubuntu with command line?
[22:12] <ulises> in the properties
[22:12] <go_beep_yourself> how do i check the size of a partition in gb with command line?
[22:12] <gouki> go_beep_yourself, type df
[22:12] <devmon> So has anyone authenticated Ubuntu against an Open Directory Master?
[22:12] <Misterjos> ok, thanks ejer.
[22:12] <ulises> you can download the new ubuntu tweak 4.0
[22:12] <ejer> Some_Person: I would use 64 (you will only see ~3 otherwise) but some plugins like flash and java are a pain
[22:13] <gouki> go_beep_yourself, you can use use the -h switch to make it human readable.
[22:13] <ejer> go_beep_yourself: df -h
[22:13] <Some_Person> ejer: Well, I just installed 64
[22:13] <Terabytten> If a response to my question was mentioned I missed it...
[22:13] <keithclark> dulak, ah, but that is for the all-in-wonders.  I have the TV Wonder
[22:13] <patco444> hi
[22:13] <ejer> Terabytten: right click the desktop switcher for options
[22:13] <patco444> The Best Online RPG / Strategy game ever : http://www.fallensword.com/?ref=1461055
[22:13] <soundray> ejer: no flash pains in 64bit here since gutsy
[22:13] <Terabytten> Aha! Thank you kindly.
[22:14] <ulises> where can i find information of injection package for a wireless car 32bmxx
[22:14] <keithclark> dulak, http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/ATI_TV-Wonder
[22:14] <ejer> soundray: you are the only one I know who has said that. you sure you are not running 32bit chroot ;)
[22:14] <ferronica> i am unable to do change permission on /boot
[22:14] <Some_Person> ejer: I have flash working fine. All you do is install "flashplugin-nonfree" (and its dependencies of cource)
[22:14] <Terabytten> Are there any draw-backs towards extra desktops?
[22:14] <skinnymg1_> Mihaela is here name christain
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: memory usage goes higher]
[22:14] <soundray> ejer: I am sure I am running nspluginwrapper as provided by the flashplugin-nonfree package and its dependencies
[22:14] <ejer> Some_Person: good stuff... it may crash occasionally... so if you already installed, why ask which is better
[22:15] <Some_Person> ejer: Well, youtube works. That's what I mostly use flash for
[22:15] <Terabytten> Four desktops should be fine with 1.25 GB RAM?
[22:15] <MarcC> how do I find where this howto went? http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/Different_usplash
[22:16] <Some_Person> !usplash > MarcC
[22:16] <kaervek> ActionParsnip: I've successfully booted that Ubuntu partition on my MacBook.  The only thing that changed was my OS X upgrade (from 10.4.6 to 10.4.11).  Any idea why (or even IF) the OS X upgrade would have any effect on Ubuntu's usability / stability? o.O
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> kaervek: no idea, im not a mac user
[22:16] <pw-toxic> i have just used /etc/init.d/apache2 start  and now i can see an "it works" web pace at localhost
[22:16] <kaervek> I simply thought I'd try the boot one last time before booting the Live CD, and it worked. =O
[22:17] <pw-toxic> where can i find the html file for this output?
[22:17] <MarcC> thanks Some_Person
[22:17] <amikrop> Is there a program in which I can select a color visually, and I get its RGB value?
[22:17] <Some_Person> MarcC: No problem
[22:17] <puma472> why pidgin allways start irc?
[22:17] <exco> can I somewhere lookup the messages that go by when booting up?
[22:17] <soundray> amikrop: e.g. gimp
[22:17] <MarcC> what does "found more than one resume device candidate" mean?
[22:17] <ejer> amikrop: agave is great
[22:17] <kaervek> amikrop: isn't this available in PShop or Gimp?
[22:17] <Some_Person> puma472: Be more specific
[22:18] <pw-toxic> can anyone help me with this?
[22:18] <kaervek> amikrop: with the eye-dropper?
[22:18] <puma472> wen i run pidgin it allways open irc
[22:18] <ejer> pw-toxic: /var/www
[22:18] <amikrop> ok
[22:18] <amikrop> I will try gimp
[22:18] <amikrop> thanks
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: look at your apache.conf file
[22:18] <pw-toxic> ejer: i looked at this directory and there is no file
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: it'll say where apache starts
[22:19] <pw-toxic> ActionParsnip: do you mean http.conf in /etc/apache2 ?
[22:19] <puma472> e.g i can't change server
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: i think its htmldocs
[22:19] <pw-toxic> ActionParsnip: where can i find apache.conf ?
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: yeah it should say the folder it starts from
[22:19] <ejer> pw-toxic: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: sudo find / -name apache.conf
[22:19] <pw-toxic> well i have edited my httpd.conf
[22:19] <Some_Person> puma472: right click the Pidgin icon in your tray, click "Accounts"
[22:19] <pw-toxic> ok wait i try all this
[22:20] <puma472> thanks
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: you could also read that file to see if its defined there]
[22:20] <ejer> pw-toxic: it is in /var/www/apache2-default/index.html
[22:20] <AciD> ejer, tried installing the glx driver thing, but it still doesnt work :(
[22:20] <darkone> Can someone help me I can't figure out how to make conky write to my desktop it opens in a window :(
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> pw-toxic: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/apache-default-folder-500303/
[22:21] <DavidCanarias> Can anyone plse confirm to me if it is possible to compress films to get more than one on a DVD???
[22:21] <ejer> AciD: do you get errors?
[22:21] <ejer> DavidCanarias: sure it is
[22:21] <AciD> not while installing
[22:21] <darkone> Will someone help me with my conky problem
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> DavidCanarias: you could encode to avi to make them 700Mb or so, then yuo cna fit 4 on a disk
[22:22] <DavidCanarias> ejer: Thks a lot, its what I thought, but how can you do it?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> darkone: ive not used it in metacity, only fluxbox
[22:22] <ejer> DavidCanarias: install avidemux
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> DavidCanarias: ffmpeg and mencode
[22:22] <kubotaz4> upgrading to 8.04 from the update manager says that I dont have an internet connection?  any help?
[22:22] <DavidCanarias> Actionarsnip: Thks too, but if I convert to avi surely this wouldn't play on all DVD players would it?
[22:22] <AciD> ejer,  but i get an error when i try and activate the drivers
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> DavidCanarias: some may have issues
[22:23] <ulises> does somebody use already ubuntu beta 10.0
[22:23] <DavidCanarias> ejer: last time I played with avidemux I didn't get anywhere a all....
[22:23] <ejer> DavidCanarias: to play on dvd players you must use a DVD compatible format, depends on player, some can do divx
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> ulises: do you mean intrepid?
[22:23] <DavidCanarias> ActionParsnip: what is ffmpeg and mencode?
[22:23] <pw-toxic> ActionParsnip: now i can understand my fault.. i thought i have to look in the folder <ServerRoot>/ <DocumentRoot>  i specified in httpd.conf
[22:23] <ulises> yes interpid
[22:24] <NeoMatrixJR> Q?: I'm installing ubuntu 8.10.  I have a dual-boot system that I formatted the previous ubuntu partition and I'm going to load ubuntu 8.10 to that partition now.  Do I want to re-install grub, or just uncheck "install boot loader" since grub's already there.  Will ubuntu still have a /boot/grub/menu.lst even if I don't install the boot loader?
[22:24] <pw-toxic> i have found the folder
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> DavidCanarias: its too complex to explain here, websearchng will tell you more than i ever can
[22:24] <DavidCanarias> ActionParsnip: Thks for your help.
[22:24] <ferronica> i am unable to do change permission on /boot
[22:24] <ulises> you think i should update from 4.0 to intrepid
[22:24] <ejer> DavidCanarias: avidemux is the best tool, especially for going to dvd http://www.avidemux.org/admWiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> NeoMatrixJR: id backup yur menu.lst then overwrite once yuo get round
[22:24] <DavidCanarias> ejer: in that case this explains why the other day I put in a DVD with 4 films on it and my current DVD player only recognised one of them.
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> ferronica: sudo chown or sudo chmod is needed
[22:25] <Terabytten> Okay, so I have a Sansa Fuze 4GB mp3 player, and I was able to see it once before as removable media, however now am unable. Ideas as to why and how I might fix this?
[22:25] <mikeymike> anyone know of any good games for linux? nexuiz is good but i want more games
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: does it show up in sudo fdisk -l
[22:25] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: i did chmod
[22:25] <Some_Person> Is there a shockwave plugin for Linux?
[22:25] <ulises> imikeymike Alien Arena is a good game
[22:25] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: as sudo :(
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> ferronica: you'll need sudo
[22:25] <ejer> DavidCanarias: http://www.avidemux.org/admWiki/index.php?title=Converting_to_DVD
[22:25] <Odd-rationale> !games | mikeymike
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> ferronica: what are yuo trying to achieve
[22:26] <DavidCanarias> ActionParsnip: ejer: If I did put 4 films on one DVD and the person I gave the DVD to couldn't read it on his DVD player could he import to his computer and then re-record or would he need to reformat?
[22:26] <ulises> actionparsnip tell me, do you use already intrepid
[22:26] <NeoMatrixJR> ActionParsnip: menu.lst gone bye-bye.  Already formatted. (now realizing I killed windows boot until ubuntu is fixed)  Will ubuntu still have a /boot/grub if I don't install?  Will it cause dual boot issues if I re-install grub over grub?
[22:26] <ejer> DavidCanarias: he may be able to use them on comp, all depends what you did
[22:26] <Some_Person> !shockwave
[22:26] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: somehow on /boot directory all are set to 777
[22:26] <kubotaz4> what is the command from upgrading to 8.04 from 7.10 in the terminal
[22:26] <DarkGu1> My screen's resolution was detected incorrectly. Can I get the fixrez link?
[22:26] <victorio> hi
[22:26] <Odd-rationale> !upgrade
[22:27] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: which is not good, now when i trying to do chmod 644 no change :(
[22:27] <DavidCanarias> OK I get the idea, many thanks ejer: and ActionParsnip:
[22:27] <ejer> NeoMatrixJR: reinstalling should fix this, it will just install a new grub
[22:27] <Tundrayeti312> !downgrade
[22:27] <DarkGu1> !res
[22:27] <victorio> i've configured my touchpad , but it moves quickly
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> !grub | NeoMatrixJR
[22:27] <Odd-rationale> kubotaz4: i believe you can just do "sudo do-release-upgrade" or something like that...
[22:27] <kubotaz4> UBOTTO:  it says my internet connection isnt there...now what
[22:27] <victorio> and i configured that too , but when i restart my computer it woks bad again
[22:27] <Terabytten> Hm.
[22:27] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: do you have any idea ?
[22:28] <Terabytten> Apparently my office is going to try and start troubleshooting mothrboards too.
[22:28] <lakitu> simple question. my terminal window is huge, everytime i open it. i don't know what i did. but even if i resize it, when i open it again it's huge. how do i permanently resize it - it's default size - down to size?
[22:28] <Terabytten> I should try and get in there.
[22:28] <Tundrayeti312> !bot | kubotaz4
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> ferronica: sudo chown -R whatever permissions /boot
[22:28] <NicEXE> how can I find my network devices name (like eth0 or ppp0) (I am on ubuntu)
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> ferronica: or do it from live cd
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> NicEXE: ifconfig
[22:29] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: nothing changed i did :(
[22:29] <DavidCanarias> ejer: ActionParsnip: Do you know which type of format reads on most DVD players?
[22:29] <Terabytten> I'm not seeing it under sudo fdisk -L
[22:29] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: i think it might have stored some settings either in ~/.gnome2 or ~/.gconf ... look for some gnome-terminal settings. then try deleting that file/dir
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> DavidCanarias: id read your manual, see what it can do
[22:29] <Terabytten> Just 'Linux' 'Extended' and 'Linux swap / Solaris'
[22:30] <ejer> DavidCanarias: DVD, VCD, SVCD
[22:30] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 6536 2008-10-16 03:07 /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:30] <ognirc> Where can I download the alternative cd?  I don't see it mentioned on the official site.
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: then try powering it off and on. does the thing have a disk mode like ipods do
[22:30] <ejer> !alternative
[22:30] <Some_Person> Is there a version of Shockwave or an alternative compatible program for Linux?
[22:30] <Terabytten> It does, I am already trying that now, nothing is showing up yet.
[22:30] <DavidCanarias> Thanks guys for your help.
[22:30] <Terabytten> It may be the USB port, but the device displays that is IS connected.
[22:30] <ulises> how do i get to the kernel to path my wireless card drivers? Please help!!!
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Some_Person: not that ive seen. Is it still used?
[22:31] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, ok thanks
[22:31] <Terabytten> Same results when under MSC mode.
[22:31] <Some_Person> ActionParsnip: Some sites still use shockwave, mostly for games
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: give it a little bit
[22:31] <ferronica> ActionParsnip: whole /boot directory set to read,write and execute
[22:31] <Terabytten> How long is a little bit?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: does lsusb show anything?
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: like 10 seconds
[22:31] <ejer> Terabytten: it should show up in nautilus on left side once you plug it
[22:31] <Odd-rationale> Some_Person: the only way to get shockwave for linux is either use ies4linux or firefox under ine
[22:31] <Odd-rationale> &wine
[22:32] <ejer> ferronica: what is the problem?
[22:32] <ulises> Action Parsnip how do i get to the kernel to path my wireless card drivers? Please help!!!
[22:32] <victorio> i install the touch pad from my dell xps , but it moves quickly , and i've configured that , but when y restart my pc , it works bad again
[22:32] <ferronica> ejer: problem with /boot permission
[22:32] <Terabytten> I see.. Belkin Components, my wireless adapter, Dell Computer Corp, my mouse, and Logitech Cordless Desktop, my keyboard.
[22:32] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: i don't use gnome-terminal myself... so i could point you to the exact file... :(
[22:32] <Some_Person> Odd-rationale: Wine is the devil
[22:32] <ulises> how do i get to the kernel to patch my wireless card drivers? Please help!!!
[22:32] <ferronica> ejer: whole /boot directory set to read,write and execute
[22:32] <Terabytten> But I just unplugged it, switched to auto-detect mode, and plugged it back in.
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> ulises: ok is it usb wifi or internal?
[22:32] <Odd-rationale> Some_Person: some may thing that... :P
[22:32] <ejer> ferronica: yes, but what is the actual problem? can't boot?
[22:32] <Odd-rationale> think*
[22:32] <ferronica> ejer: i can boot
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: could try a reboot with it plugged in
[22:33] <MarcC> what does a UUID do?
[22:33] <ulises> internal
[22:33] <ferronica> ejer: but i cant change permissions on /boot
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ulises: ok what does lspci say it is?
[22:33] <ejer> ferronica: sudo chmod 755 /boot
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ejer: -R ;)
[22:33] <ejer> MarcC: uniquely identifies the object
[22:34] <ferronica> ejer: i did every possibility let try again
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> MarcC: is this in fstab?
[22:34] <Terabytten> Hmm... This doesn't seem to effective at this point. I'm going to try a different USB port.
[22:34] <ejer> ActionParsnip: could be...
[22:34] <ulises> i try to use for work some snifer network and is telling me the injection data is not working because the drivers have to be patch
[22:34] <ejer> ActionParsnip: well no, that would set wrong perms on files
[22:34] <chazco> Hi... anyone know of a network simulator similar to OpNet for Ubuntu?
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> chazco: opnet is awesome
[22:34] <ferronica> ejer: nothing happend :(
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> chazco: not sure in ubuntu though
[22:35] <ferronica> ejer: same result :(
[22:35] <MarcC> ActionParsnip: it's identifying my /dev/sda5 resume partition, but it seems to be identified as an extra resume candidate :P
[22:35] <MarcC> where sda5 is the other candidate
[22:35] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, i was using gconf-editor, so you're probably right. but i was editing awn, so i don't know why that'd affect terminal
[22:35] <lakitu> gnome-terminal, that is
[22:35] <victorio> how do i configure well my touch pad ??
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> MarcC: the uuid is inverted to give the chod style access privs
[22:36] <ejer> ferronica: pastebin your /etc/fstab and the results of ls -la /
[22:36] <MarcC> so how do I tell initramfs, "pick either one, they're the SAME device"
[22:36] <ferronica> ejer: ok
[22:36] <MarcC> ActionParsnip: I don't understand what you mean
[22:36] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: is there a gnome-terinal dir/file in ~/.gnome2?
[22:36] <lakitu> i don't see one, Odd-rationale
[22:36] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: how about in ~/.config
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> MarcC: 000 gives full access, if you binary invert the bits you get 777 which is rwx for all users
[22:37] <MarcC> oh :)
[22:37] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, oh wait, i wasn't looking in root. now i am
[22:37] <ferronica> ejer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58981/
[22:37] <lakitu> let me gksudo nautilus it
[22:37] <syssan> hi, i just installed compiz fusion and the top window border with mini/maximize is gone. im sure there is a settings to get this back but i cant find it. can anyone help?
[22:37] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: no, don't need to look in /root
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> syssan: you using nvidia?
[22:37] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: look in ~
[22:38] <MarcC> why would I have an automatix-generated sda2 in my fstab?
[22:38] <Pelo> good afternoon folks, I need to change the MTU for eth2 permanently, can anyone tell me which file I need to edit ?
[22:38] <syssan> ActionParsnip, hum.. dont know. it's on my new Eee 901 :)
[22:38] <ejer> ferronica: that is a weird fstab, what type of system is this and did you set this up
[22:38] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, no there isn't, apparently
[22:38] <RyeBrye> Any idea what I should look to to start troubleshooting a strange issue I'm having with gamepads? The second I connect one - X crashes and restarts itself. With one of my gamepads, X will let me log in and such - but the second I press a button it will crash and gdm will come up again...
[22:38] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, oh ok - where?
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> syssan: id head over to #compiz
[22:39] <lakitu> in / ?
[22:39] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, there's none in /
[22:39] <Terabytten> Still nothing picking up on that mp3 player.
[22:39] <Fah> >pelo: have a look at /etc/network/interfaces
[22:39] <Pelo> thanks Fah
[22:39] <syssan> ActionParsnip: ah, thx
[22:39] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: in /home/<your_username>
[22:39] <ferronica> ejer: i installed via wubi
[22:39] <blunder> hey
[22:39] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, oh ok. doi
[22:39] <Fah> np
[22:39] <chazco> Some applications dont fit on 1024x600... i've been told a smaller theme may help... any suggestions?
[22:39] <ferronica> ejer: http://paste.ubuntu.com/58984/
[22:39] <lakitu> Odd-rationale,  forgot what ~ meant
[22:39] <Fah> Pelo:  there's an interfaces man page that explains it all
[22:39] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: ~ == user's home directory...
[22:39] <AciD> ejer,  just wanted to say thanks. Installed latest nvidia drivers but forgot to enable them :) All works now, ty
[22:39] <Terabytten> It should be read right now as just removable storage. It's connected through a proprietary USB connection, but I don' tthink that would impact it. Seems like it should be simple enough..
[22:40] <ferronica> ejer: is there any problem in fstab ?
[22:40] <ejer> ferronica: why do you think it is wrong for boot to be what it is?
[22:40] <blunder> is it safe to assume that the kubuntu and the ubuntu update sources are different?
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: what device is it again?
[22:40] <Some_Person> Why are there so many people who claim there are big issues with flash and java on Ubuntu64?
[22:40] <ejer> no blunder same thing
[22:40] <blocky> okay who is the uber compiz guru here?
[22:40] <Terabytten> Sansa Fuze 4GB
[22:40] <ejer> cause there are Some_Person
[22:40] <ferronica> ejer: because if ammend anything in menu.lst i dont need to sudo
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> blocky: head into #compiz
[22:41] <Terabytten> It's a Sandisk product.
[22:41] <Some_Person> Yeah, but `sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree sun-java6-bin` installs both perfectly
[22:41] <ejer> ferronica: i don't know wubi very well, but I think this is just how it is done... you want this to be more secure you are saying?
[22:41] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, in gnome-terminal, there's %gconf.xml files which are blank
[22:41] <ferronica> ejer: yup
[22:41] <ejer> well they install fine Some_Person, they just don't keep working fine
[22:41] <blunder> I installed the kubuntu 8.10 and hated the kde so I installed ubuntu-desktop under kubuntu
[22:42] <Some_Person> ejer: Working fine here
[22:42] <jclbrt> what should I know about installing new themes in GNOME
[22:42] <ferronica> ejer: by default it should be like this
[22:42] <blunder> suddenly I had 400+ updates
[22:42] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: how about in ~/.gnome2 ?
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> Terabytten: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5731017
[22:42] <jclbrt> like do I use the GTK 1.x or the GTK 2.x
[22:42] <ferronica> ejer: only SUDO can ammend
[22:42] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, nothing
[22:42] <ejer> ferronica: you installed it within windows, it is not a default install...
[22:42] <jonathan__> hello everyone
[22:42] <jclbrt> or do I use the Compiz ones
[22:42] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: and in ~/.config?
[22:42] <Some_Person> jclbrt: GTK1 is long deprecated. Everone uses GTK2
[22:42] <ferronica> ejer: yes within window
[22:42] <Pelo> brb
[22:42] <DarkGu1> Is horizsync and vertrefresh always a range or can it be a single number?
[22:43] <MarcC> should I remove uswsusp?
[22:43] <misteralexander> I'm having video output errors.  VLC gives me audio, but a black screen for video . . . any ideas?  I'm on a Fresh Install of 8.04
[22:43] <jclbrt> ok thanx Some_Person
[22:43] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, well, wait, i'm looking .conf files?
[22:43] <lakitu> or no
[22:43] <fridge> I'm encountering a strange problem, when I'm on 2.6.24-19-generic everything is fine, but when I upgraded to 2.6.27-7-generic, I can connect to other networked hosts within my lan, but everytime I try and connect to a server outside of my LAN, the connection appears to get stuck in the SYN_SENT state -- does anyone know what could have changed between these two versions to have caused this?
[22:43] <blunder> also is open office 3 available
[22:43] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: anything folder or file that looks like it might effect gnome-terminal... :P
[22:43] <blunder> for ubuntu?
[22:43] <Some_Person> blunder: OOo3 is beta
[22:43] <erUSUL> fridge: 2.6.27 is 8.10 kernel ask in #ubuntu+1
[22:43] <ejer> ferronica: you should do a real install
[22:43] <fridge> erUSUL: ta
[22:44] <DarkGu1> Is horizontal sync and veritcal refresh always a range?
[22:44] <Some_Person> ferronica: You should do I real install
[22:44] <blunder> Some_Person, really its final on windows
[22:44] <ejer> ferronica: if you want to try to fix it, the problem is that /boot is bind mounted
[22:44] <hateball> Some_Person, blunder: It's available, but not in the official repos. Works fine from the home page tho
[22:44] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, ok none
[22:44] <Some_Person> blunder: When did it become final? :O
[22:44] <misteralexander> I'm having video output errors.  VLC gives me audio, but a black screen for video . . . any ideas?  I'm on a Fresh Install of 8.04
[22:44] <blunder> Some_Person, monday
[22:44] <lakitu> Odd-rationale,  let me check /.config
[22:44] <ferronica> ejer: you mean reinstall ubuntu?
[22:44] <Some_Person> blunder: Oh, I didn't know that
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> misteralexander: have you installed codecs?
[22:45] <blunder> Some_Person, yeah was keeping any eye out for it
[22:45] <victorio> does someone knows how can i configure my touch pad mouse , because when i restart my computer it works bad again :S???
[22:45] <Lartza_> Using apt-get install or update gives: E: Method gave invalid 400 URI Failure message
[22:45] <ejer> Some_Person: we all have dif setups
[22:45] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, nothing
[22:45] <Some_Person> ejer: True
[22:45] <ejer> ferronica: you installed ubuntu inside windows, which is a good way to test, but it is not a 'real' install
[22:45] <misteralexander> ActionParsnip: All of the ones I can think of . . . The Gstreamer "Good, Bad & Ugly", the Ubuntu Restricted . . .
[22:45] <Odd-rationale> lakitu: hmm. ok... idk then... Sorry... :(
[22:45] <ferronica> ejer: ya you are right
[22:45] <lakitu> Odd-rationale, np - thanks for the effort
[22:46] <hajar> hi
[22:46] <ActionParsnip> !codecs | misteralexander
[22:46] <Terabytten> That article doesn't seem to apply here.
[22:46] <ferronica> ejer: i have to reinstall ubuntu
[22:46] <curtis> how can i get effects when i close a window?
[22:46]  * lakitu tries to logout
[22:46] <hajar> hi
[22:46] <Terabytten> In that article it's being read and it's seen there, it's just that the software isn't reading the media on the disk.
[22:46] <nodealmsft> Does anyone know how I can boot my ubuntu box into KDE?
[22:46] <ejer> ferronica: i would... if you are happy enough with the tests.. it is logical next step
[22:46] <ferronica> ejer: one more thing can i increase my home director hdd space
[22:47] <DarkGu1> Hello?
[22:47] <Terabytten> Having problems, at this poing, getting Ubuntu to just recognize the device.
[22:47] <ThexLeopard> does anyone know how to delete a locked folder?
[22:47] <misteralexander> ActionParsnip: Thanks for the link . . . I'll read throught it.  THANKS!
[22:47] <SalentinoBonito> hi all
[22:47] <ejer> ferronica: the installer can do it, you may want to look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[22:48] <hajar> i try to hibernate my laptop but each time it stops working
[22:48] <SalentinoBonito> any of use is using ubuntu 8.10? i need to know wich wallpaper is set by default
[22:48] <ejer> !kde | nodealmsft
[22:48] <blunder> but just so you guys know ubuntu is a outstanding piece of work
[22:48] <soundray> SalentinoBonito: #ubuntu+1 for 8.10 questions please
[22:49] <SalentinoBonito> ok thank you
[22:49] <DarkGu1> Excuse me, but does anyone know if horizontal sync and vertical refresh are always ranges?
[22:49] <ejer> they do not have to be DarkGu1
[22:49] <keithclark> How can I tell if i2c, video4linux and bttv are installed and working?
[22:49] <soundray> DarkGu1: no. In prehistoric times, monitor sync frequencies were fixed
[22:50] <hajar>  i try to hibernate my laptop but each time it stops working.. what can i do ?
[22:50] <ejer> !hibernate | hajar
[22:50] <nodealmsft> ﻿ubottu, Thanks
[22:50] <Some_Person> hajar: How big is your swap drive and your RAM?
[22:50] <DarkGu1> soundray: My monitor is fairly new, but I could only get one value for each from Westinghouse.
[22:50] <ThexLeopard> can anyone help me delete a locked folder?
[22:51] <ejer> ThexLeopard: sudo rm file
[22:51] <lakitu> hey.. was screwing with the gconf-editor for awn, & now my terminal is over sized when i open it - how do set the default 'restore' size of the terminal?
[22:51] <yoyoned> ThexLeopard: where is the folder located
[22:51] <ejer> but sometimes they are locked for a reason ThexLeopard
[22:51] <hajar> i have 250 GB hr .. 2g RAM and 2.10 CPU
[22:51] <DarkGu1> My monitor is 1400 by 1050, but Ubuntu says my max resolution 1280 by 800. Should I try installing the Nvidia drivers for the GFX card?
[22:51] <P3X-018> I remember a dictionary software in ubuntu, where you could search meaning of english words, what is it called to get it through synaptic?
[22:51] <soundray> DarkGu1: what's "fairly new"? Anything younger than 20 years should have a range of horizontal and vertical sync frequencies
[22:52] <ThexLeopard> its in my shared folder yoyoned, someone copied some files across to my computer but i have no need for them anymore, but the folders been locked
[22:52] <Some_Person> hajar: How big is your swap partition?
[22:52] <CelticLord> nuit!!
[22:52] <ejer> DarkGu1: yes, install nvidia driver
[22:52] <DarkGu1> soundray: A few months old.
[22:52] <DarkGu1> soundray: Maybe a year.
[22:52] <hajar> all hard disk
[22:52] <Lighttitan> Ok so here's my problem. I am running Ubuntu Ultimate 1.9... it's a customized HH release. I normally use Gnome desktop. Got everything set up on it, gnome was working great but then I booted my computer up a day or two ago and gnome won't load fully. When I try to use gnome desktop it will load the wallpaper but nothing else. I have deleted the .gnome2 and .conf files to reset gnomes settings but this did nothing for me except
[22:52] <Lighttitan>  change the wallpaper back to default, but it still won't load the rest of gnome. I am using KDE right now :*( Anyone got any other suggestions on how to fix this?
[22:52] <DarkGu1> I'll try the nvidia driers.
[22:52] <soundray> DarkGu1: anyway, try 'xrandr' in terminal. It should tell you what modes are available and what capabilities your display has
[22:53] <Some_Person> hajar: Wait, you have an entire hard drive dedicated to almost useless swap space?
[22:53] <ejer> P3X-018: it is installed, right click the top bar, add to panel, choose dictionary lookup
[22:53] <Lartza_> Using apt-get install or update gives: E: Method gave invalid 400 URI Failure message
[22:53] <jrib> !ultimate > Lighttitan
[22:53] <hajar> yes
[22:53] <DarkGu1> soundray: It claims the maximum is 1280 by 800, but thats incorrect.
[22:53] <Some_Person> hajar: There's no need to do that. That just makes the drive unusable to you
[22:53] <soundray> DarkGu1: xrandr does?
[22:53] <DarkGu1> soundray: Yup
[22:54] <jrib> Lartza_: pastebin the entire output of 'sudo apt-get update' and the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list
[22:54] <soundray> DarkGu1: what did you expect it to be?
[22:54] <DarkGu1> soundray: 1400 by 1050
[22:54] <Terabytten> Eh, I'll just try and figure it out later then.
[22:54] <Some_Person> hajar: Your swap drive really should be just a little more than your RAM when you have more than 1GB of RAM
[22:54] <blunder> what kinda monitor is that
[22:54] <hajar> when i install it it is refuse to partition so a i make it all
[22:54] <Lighttitan> Ok well aside from the fact it's not a pure Ubuntu release, does no one have any suggestions or know what could cause Gnome not to fully load?
[22:54] <soundray> DarkGu1: sorry, don't know what to do there
[22:55] <DarkGu1> soundray: k
[22:55] <JewingGum> What UBUNTU means??!?!?!?
[22:55] <JewingGum> !ubuntu
[22:55] <ThexLeopard> it means humanness JewingGum
[22:55] <soundray> JewingGum: it's an African word that means "I can't configure Debian!"
[22:55] <JewingGum> lol
[22:55] <yoyoned> ThexLeopard: do you use terminal or just gui
[22:55] <Lighttitan> lol
[22:55] <Some_Person> JewingGum: It's an afican term meaning "humanity". http://en.wikipedia.org/ubuntu
[22:55] <JewingGum> I use CLI
[22:55] <DarkGu1> Does anyone what to do when ubuntu detects resolution incorrectly and none of the suggestions on the wiki fix it?
[22:56] <victorio> does someone knows how to configure a touch pad??
[22:56] <ThexLeopard> i used the gui yoyoned, trying to delete all the files on terminal would take me about a year
[22:56] <Lartza_> http://pastebin.com/d421b8b
[22:56] <ejer> DarkGu1: did you install the driver?
[22:56] <DarkGu1> ejer: I'm doing it now
[22:56] <LFLF73> P3X-018 you could try dict or dictd, im not sure if that's exactly what you're looking for but wouldn't hurt to install it? search the synaptic for those two programs.
[22:56] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: Did you install your driver?
[22:56] <P3X-018> ejer: Can't find it, maybe because I'm using KDE.
[22:56] <yoyoned> ThexLeopard: is if one folder or a bunch of files
[22:56] <DarkGu1> Some_Person: Doing it now
[22:56] <carrera> Greetings!
[22:56] <Lartza_> nothing special on output or sources.list
[22:56] <ejer> P3X-018: there is an app called kdict I think
[22:56] <Lighttitan> Ok well I guess I am just stuck with using KDE until they release 8.10 Intrepid... I don't feel like reloading when 8.10 is so close and I am going to get a graphics driver upgrade
[22:57] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: Then don't ask unless you have a problem with the drivers installed
[22:57] <ThexLeopard> yoyoned, its a folder with two subfolders and a bunch of files in the subfolders
[22:57] <jrib> Lartza_: please pastebin it...
[22:57] <Lartza_> http://pastebin.com/d421b8b
[22:57] <Lartza_> you missed it
[22:57] <DarkGu1> Some_Person: Ok, ok
[22:57] <JewingGum> WHEN will 8.10 interpid be released
[22:57] <jrib> !who | Lartza_
[22:57] <carrera> I changed my hostname but now I can't open new terminals. anyone know why?
[22:57] <yoyoned> ThexLeopard: and you want to remove them all?
[22:57] <DarkGu1> restarting
[22:57] <ThexLeopard> basically yes yoyoned
[22:57] <DarkGu1> see ya when it's back up
[22:57] <ejer> ThexLeopard: to delete a directory and all files: sudo rm directory -rfv
[22:57] <ThexLeopard> ok ill try it ejer
[22:58] <ejer> make sure that is what you want ThexLeopard there is no going back
[22:58] <yoyoned> ThexLeopard: you need to change the files owner
[22:58] <jrib> Lartza_: output of 'ls /etc/apt/sources.list.d/'
[22:58] <yoyoned> !chown|thexleopard
[22:58] <hajar> then how can i make swap partition?
[22:58] <ThexLeopard> cheers ejer thats done the trick i think
[22:59] <iamelite> Hey Quick question: Can anyone point me in the direction of how to install a basic linux kernel to a harddrive. For purpose of getting the drive to boot solo without a live cd. I have as my only tool a ubuntu live CD PPC build.
[22:59] <ThexLeopard> ooo, and its unlocked the folder i have some use for O.o
[22:59] <Some_Person> iamelite: Is your computer a PPC?
[22:59] <iamelite> PowerPC G3 Imac
[22:59] <Lartza_> playdeb, medibuntu, winehq
[22:59] <ejer> iamelite: you would just do a normal install...
[22:59] <soundray> !bootoptions > AlexC
[22:59] <Lartza_> jrib: playdeb, medibuntu, winehq
[23:00] <Some_Person> iamelite: Just install an OS. Ubuntu 6.06 has a PPC version
[23:00] <jrib> Lartza_: you need to put my name in your response if you want to be sure I notice it.  Get rid of playdeb
[23:00] <Some_Person> iamelite: A kernel without anything with it is useless
[23:00] <iamelite> ejer, after many many atempts to install nomally and having an apt mirror issue, i have given up on a normall install.
[23:00] <iamelite> Some_Person I know enough about the command line to navigate and install packages
[23:00] <Terabytten> ﻿/msg NickServ VERIFY REGISTER Terabytten ksjbldnrwqwi
[23:00] <ejer> iamelite: apt mirror should not matter, you have all the packages on that cd
[23:00] <Terabytten> Er
[23:00] <Lartza_> jrib: why? it has worked fine for now, i did google problems with it but weird
[23:01] <iamelite> ejer, tell that to the isntall disk wich fails every single time at 82%
[23:01] <DarkGu1> ejer, some_person: I installed the driver. It's worse now. The resolution is being incorrectly detected as 700x525. The Refresh Rate is being incorrectly detected as 50hz.
[23:01] <Some_Person> iamelite: A kernel on its own wouldn't even have a command line
[23:01] <Lighttitan> what's the command to check my kernel version?
[23:01] <jrib> Lighttitan: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/278635
[23:01] <ejer> Lighttitan: uname -a
[23:01] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: Nvidia?
[23:01] <Lighttitan> thanks
[23:01] <jrib> Lartza_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/278635
[23:01] <DarkGu1> some_person: Yup
[23:01] <jrib> Lighttitan: ignore me
[23:01] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: Open terminal, type nvidia-settings
[23:01] <blahblahx> i installed the ubuntu mobile package in hardy, hoping it would give me an ubuntu session. instead, it just installed the packages. what can i do to get an ubuntu mobile session in my xubuntu install?
[23:01] <iamelite> Some_Person Very well, i am ignorant to the words that im using. Im fairly new. What i want is a command line and no X
[23:02] <Some_Person> iamelite: Then get Ubuntu Server Edition
[23:02] <DarkGu1> some_person: Installing
[23:02] <Some_Person> iamelite: That is ubuntu without X
[23:02] <iamelite> Some_Person can i aquire and install a script for that from a Xubuntu Live PPC Graphical Desktop?
[23:02] <IdahoEv> how do I figure out which package contains the application 'gzcat'?   I've tried both package search, apt-cache search, and google with no success
[23:02] <ejer> iamelite: if your CD is corrupt this can happen
[23:02] <Some_Person> iamelite: What?
[23:03] <blocky> does anyone know what the gnome Desktop Effects tab of the Appearance applet actually modifies?
[23:03] <DarkGu1> some_person: got it
[23:03] <Some_Person> blocky: It modified Compiz
[23:03] <blocky> yea but more specifically?
[23:03] <Some_Person> blocky: It enables/disables compiz plugins
[23:03] <soundray> IdahoEv: it should be zcat and it's default
[23:03] <iamelite> Some_Person, I can only boot the computer as it is now with a Live CD. Can i Install or download from the internet onto that machine the Server Edition, without having to burn or copy a new boot medium.
[23:03] <jrib> IdahoEv: do you want 'zcat' in the gzip package?
[23:04] <IdahoEv> jrib: hmmm, i've always typed 'gzcat' rather than 'zcat'
[23:04] <DarkGu1> some_person: It list three resolutions. One is out of this monitors range, and another is correct(1400 by 1050) and the third is the current one(700x525).
[23:04] <ejer> !debootstrap | iamelite
[23:04] <Some_Person> iamelite: Not as far as I know. Is the Live CD you're using an ubuntu CD?
[23:04] <what_if> my 2 soundcards keep swapping between dsp and dsp1 during reboots. How do I fix this ?
[23:04] <IdahoEv> jrib: but i had to rebuild this server and ... no such command.  can't remember where i installed it from last time.
[23:04] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: choose the correct resolution, hit Apply
[23:04] <jrib> IdahoEv: zcat is what you want
[23:04] <DarkGu1> some_person: ok
[23:04] <soundray> IdahoEv: you can always alias gzcat=zcat  so you don't have to change your habit
[23:04] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: If it works, then hit Save to config (or something like that)
[23:04] <hajar> how can i make swap partition ?
[23:05] <IdahoEv> soundray: okay, muchas gracias guys.
[23:05] <iamelite> Some_Person, Yes it is the Xubuntu Desktop PowerPC build Live
[23:05] <blocky> Some_Person, i need to know how to tweak those plugins individually
[23:05] <blocky> cause one of them has messed up my window titles
[23:05] <blahblahx> i installed the ubuntu mobile package in hardy, hoping it would give me an ubuntu session. instead, it just installed the packages. what can i do to get an ubuntu mobile session in my xubuntu install?
[23:05] <ejer> what_if: http://wiki.soslug.org/wiki/what_to_do_if_you_have_multiple_sound_cards_and_the_wrong_one_is_selected_ubuntu_debian_distros
[23:05] <Some_Person> blocky: sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[23:05] <DarkGu1> some_person: Now there are black bars on either side. The screen is widescreen, if that helps
[23:05] <mad_max02> hiya guys
[23:05] <ThexLeopard> hajar: theres a partition manager you can download from the repository, gnome partition manager its called if memory serves, try that
[23:05] <mad_max02> I just had some really troublesome time to install hardy on my P5Q Pro mobo
[23:05] <ejer> hajar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq
[23:06] <blocky> Some_Person, it crashes
[23:06] <Some_Person> iamelite: Then install Xubuntu and remove X later
[23:06] <clahey> Hey there.  How do I get dbg packages for all of the packages that ubuntu releases?
[23:06] <soundray> DarkGu1: 1440x1050 isn't widescreen, though...
[23:06] <mad_max02> can anyone tell me how can I turn on autocomplete for commands in terminal
[23:06] <Some_Person> blocky: That is the only way to configure compiz
[23:06] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: That isn't a widescreen resolution
[23:06] <blocky> k
[23:06] <blocky> well #compiz is reccomending i bust out gdb
[23:06] <ejer> iamelite: if the cd will not install and you don't want to download another, debootstrap will do it, I posted link further up
[23:06] <DarkGu1> some_person: My monitors box claims it is 1400 by 1050 wide
[23:07] <iamelite> Some_Person, At 82% installation completion, upon it attempting to configure apt, i get an unrecoverable error of "invalid Mirror"
[23:07] <mongolai> mad_max02, tab key completion?
[23:07] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: And I say that's impossible
[23:07] <iamelite> Some_Person, one that i cannot bypass in that graphical installer
[23:07] <Lartza_> can i check package version on repositories with command line?
[23:07] <Some_Person> iamelite: Because old dapper mirrors have moved
[23:07] <ssc|> where can i find more information about how hal/dbus/gnome-mount/policykit/udev policies work together - we currently have problems with hotplug devices and ldap users
[23:07] <mad_max02> mongolai, yup. that one
[23:07] <mad_max02> mongolai, I remember I had to uncomment one line in one file
[23:07] <mongolai> mad_max02, it's not working?
[23:07] <Some_Person> iamelite: Get the Alternate CD. It has a textmode installer
[23:07] <DarkGu1> some_person: Well....
[23:07] <mad_max02> nope
[23:07] <ryu> hallo
[23:07] <mad_max02> ....
[23:08] <ejer> Some_Person: ? I have a 1440x1050 screen
[23:08] <Lartza_> can i check package version on repositories with command line?
[23:08] <Some_Person> Oh sorry DarkGu1
[23:08] <DarkGu1> some_person: What?
[23:08] <Some_Person> I thought you said 1080
[23:09] <DarkGu1> some_person: Ah, ok
[23:09] <soundray> DarkGu1: it's roughly a 4x3, not widescreen
[23:09] <iamelite> Some_Person If i were to mount a partition for download, on the harddrive, on the machine running the standard Desktop CD. Is it possible to aquire the files from the Alternate CD and execute its installation into the terminal?
[23:09] <DarkGu1> soundray: ok, but it still isn't working right.
[23:09] <ejer> Lartza_: dpkg -s packagename
[23:09] <Some_Person> iamelive: No. You would boot to the alternate CD
[23:09] <hajar> ThexLeopard  ,ejer thanx alot
[23:10] <DarkGu1> I have black bars on either side of the screen and the text is hard to read
[23:10] <iamelite> Some_Person, well... fishsticks. Im out of CDs to burn
[23:10] <soundray> DarkGu1: can you boot with vga=866 as a boot option?
[23:10] <Some_Person> iamelive: The alternate CD has more options and should let you bypass that
[23:11] <lakitu> anyone know how to change the defaul restore size of the gnome-terminal? mine is stuck on huge
[23:11] <DarkGu1> soundray: Unfortunately, I don't know what that means.
[23:11] <Some_Person> iamelite: Then buy some CDs. They are cheap these days
[23:11] <ejer> iamelite: 3rd time, yes you can. debootstrap
[23:11] <lakitu> default*
[23:11] <DarkGu1> some_person: any ideas?
[23:11] <AlexC> soundray are you still here
[23:11] <soundray> DarkGu1: there is an explanation here: ubuntu.com/community/BootOption (scroll down to Change Boot Options Temporarily On An Existing Ubuntu System
[23:11] <soundray> )
[23:11] <Some_Person> DarkGu1: I'm not sure. I've never used a WS display with an nvidia card
[23:11] <iamelite> ejer, Yes thank you. I was exploring all options in a vain attempt to learn
[23:11] <DarkGu1> some_person: ok
[23:11] <soundray> AlexC: DarkGu1 has a similar problem to yours...
[23:12] <AlexC> Ah
[23:12] <DarkGu1> soundray: Yay! company!
[23:12] <badfish> what's a clean virtual drive?
[23:12] <iamelite> ejer, I will look this up and try it out. if your around ill let you know how it went :)
[23:12] <AlexC> So shall we meet in the classroom?
[23:12] <ejer> !debootstrap > iamelite
[23:12] <DarkGu1> the classroom?
[23:12] <soundray> AlexC: yes, let's. DarkGu1: #ubuntu-classroom
[23:12] <cholera> how can i run multiple monitors in Gnome ?
[23:12] <Some_Person> ejer: Note that iamelite is using PPC
[23:12] <DarkGu1> soundray: o
[23:12] <DarkGu1> soudnray: ok
[23:13] <ejer> Some_Person: yep
[23:13] <hajar> i don't find any swap partition , am i need it?
[23:13] <Some_Person> hajar: If ubuntu is running at all you have a swap partition
[23:13] <mongolai> hajar, how much ram do you have?
[23:14] <Some_Person> hajar: Open up the Partition Editor (sudo apt-get gparted) and then you'll see it
[23:14] <hajar> but i write fdisk and nothing output
[23:14] <Some_Person> hajar: Sorry that should be sudo apt-get install gparted
[23:14] <hajar> mongolai ..2 g
[23:14] <NanoRobot> Hello, everyone ! Please, somebody help, ubuntu loads in balck screen (video VIA VX700).
[23:15] <ejer> hajar: use "swapon -s" to show swap
[23:16] <mongolai> hajar, you probably don't need any swap.
[23:16] <Some_Person> hajar: You don't need swap to run ubuntu, but you do to hibernate
[23:17] <Some_Person> I feel like I forgot my mind somewhere back in the '90s
[23:17] <hajar> this is the result    /dev/sda5                               partition	6072528	0	-1
[23:18] <Some_Person> hajar: You have a swap
[23:19] <Some_Person> hajar: It is way more than you actually need if you have 2GB of RAM
[23:19] <hajar> but hibernate is not work?
[23:19] <ejer> you do not have enough RAM to suspend hajar
[23:19] <ejer> err wait
[23:20] <Some_Person> hajar: That should be enough swap to hibernate
[23:20] <hajar> how?
[23:20] <ejer> that number is in megabytes, so you have 6GB swap, which should be more than enough
[23:20] <Some_Person> hajar: 6GB of swap is way more than you need.
[23:20] <unitypunk> can anyone help my wubi install
[23:20] <hajar> then when i decrease it , it will work?
[23:21] <hajar> less than2?
[23:21] <Some_Person> hajar: No
[23:21] <iamelite> ejer, Its a pity no ones come up with a way to create a virtualized harddrive server. So i could open say... Virtualbox, fake a PPC arch and install to the drive remotely from this machine.
[23:21] <Some_Person> hajar: Decreasing the swap will not fix it
[23:21] <hajar> then how?
[23:21] <Some_Person> hajar: Besides, your swap needs to be more than your RAM, not less
[23:21] <Some_Person> hajar: Your problem is not swap-related
[23:21] <mongolai> Alright, I just came back to ubuntu recently, so please tell me, is there an easy way to have a different wallpaper for each workspace yet?
[23:22] <ejer> iamelite: you can, but why would you go through vbox?
[23:22] <iamelite> ejer, I Use only the knowledge i have for sake of example
[23:22] <mad_max02> mongolai, I fond the thing myself. You have to edit /etc/bash.bashrc. It works like a charm now.
[23:23] <hajar> also suspend does not work
[23:23] <mad_max02> mongolai, do you have any suggestion how can I install mplayer sucesfully ?
[23:23] <dukex> Hello community, I need an info I cant install my graphic card drivers =x
[23:23] <dukex> its my first day on ubuntu desktop
[23:23] <ejer> iamelite: the program I gave you allows you to install linux onto your hard drive from a livecd, without using the packages on that livecd
[23:23] <dukex> can someone help me ?
[23:23] <happosade> is there any vide-corvertter working CLI?
[23:23] <happosade> wma -> ogg
[23:23] <NanoRobot> Noone has problems with installation ?! If somebody had an experience with openchrome drivers or VESA, please, let me know ! I can't solve the problem with video, and have no ideas. Thanks in advace .
[23:23] <mongolai> mad_max02, sorry. I'm currently at a loss for media stuff due to remote logons
[23:23] <iamelite> dukex what kind of video card? brand
[23:23] <ejer> !ffmpeg | happosade
[23:24] <dukex> nvidia bro
[23:24] <clahey> Does anyone know where I can find libhal dbg packages?
[23:24] <ejer> happosade: both mencoder and ffmpeg should be able to
[23:24] <mongolai> mad_max02, did the add/remove thing not work?
[23:24] <Drk_Guy> Hi guys
[23:24] <Drk_Guy> why are lame and friends restricted?
[23:24] <iamelite> dukex up top you see system, go to administration, and hardware drivers. thats the easiest way
[23:24] <mongolai> mad_max02, er, the add/remove menu-item in the applications menu, that is
[23:24] <serenity> hi there
[23:24] <Drk_Guy> Aren't they opensource anyways?
[23:24] <erUSUL> iamelite: http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/nbd.txt
[23:25] <serenity> does anyone of you know, if the displayport technology is already included into xorg?
[23:25] <erUSUL> Drk_Guy: open source but not patent free
[23:25] <dukex> dude
[23:25] <dukex> its not that a method to install them =x
[23:25] <Drk_Guy> erUSUL: o.O
[23:25] <dukex> i cant see any type off add button
[23:25] <dukex> =x
[23:25] <erUSUL> !nvidia
[23:25] <dukex> of*
[23:25] <dukex> ah thanks erUSUL
[23:25] <Drk_Guy> erUSUL: How is it? i mean, they should have no "dirty" code
[23:26] <erUSUL> Drk_Guy: mp3 is a heavily patanted formatr
[23:26] <hajar> some person .. is there a solution?
[23:26]  * Drk_Guy notices we have 1337 users on
[23:26] <ejer> NanoRobot: not a solution necessarily, but http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=726465
[23:26] <Drk_Guy> had*3
[23:26] <Drk_Guy> erUSUL: lame patents
[23:26] <erUSUL> Drk_Guy: indeed
[23:27] <Drk_Guy> rofl
[23:27] <ejer> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3#Licensing_and_patent_issues
[23:27] <Drk_Guy> Ok, latersss and thanks to al
[23:27] <Drk_Guy> :)
[23:27] <thiebaude> !mp3
[23:28] <NanoRobot> ejer: No, I had a bit different situation. I had a mobile device, And i cant run ubuntu on internal display (1024*600) - but it works well on the external monitor
[23:28] <wombatina> How do I uninstall Ubuntu?
[23:28] <wombatina> I would like to reinstall it.
[23:29] <unitypunk> wombatina,  just reinstall from disk
[23:29] <unitypunk> to the same partitian
[23:29] <wombatina> Nothing pops up when I put the disk back in.
[23:30] <serenity> wombatina: first of all...do a backup
[23:30] <wombatina> Everything has been backed up.
[23:30] <wombatina> Completely.
[23:30] <thiebaude> wombatina:boot from cd
[23:30] <unitypunk> boot from disk
[23:30] <wombatina> But I put int he disk, and I can see what's in it, but nothing pops up to "install Ubuntu" or "Reinstall Ubuntu".  Is there a specific folder on the disc I should looka t?
[23:31] <wombatina> oh shit.
[23:31] <wombatina> thanks.
[23:31] <wombatina> Imna try this.
[23:31] <wombatina> Thanks.
[23:31] <FloodBot2> wombatina: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:33] <ianm_> what's the easiest way to get a Bazaar server going on a server without giving out SSH accounts?
[23:34] <blahblahx> i installed the ubuntu mobile package in hardy, hoping it would give me an ubuntu session. instead, it just installed the packages. what can i do to get an ubuntu mobile session in my xubuntu install?
[23:37] <Mac40DO> Hi! I have a problem: after removing openoffice.org-2.4.1, installing openoffice-3.0. removing it again an reinstalling openoffice 2.4.1, the icons in the toolbars of openoffce are gone. Instead just text. Is something missing?
[23:37] <carrera> how do u change hostname?
[23:37] <danbh_intrepid> !hostname | carrera
[23:38] <danbh_intrepid> Mac40DO: you could try this: try this command to reinstall the defaults for your system!  sudo apt-get install (k|x)ubuntu-desktop^             and dont forget the ^
[23:39] <carrera> thanks danbh_intrepid. I had used hostname <NewName> but it caused some problems and when I rebooted, the old name was displayed.
[23:39]  * MANIAKA7000 is away: sleeping!
[23:40] <bimberi> carrera: read ubottu's factoid again
[23:40] <Mac40DO> danbh_intrepid: ok thx
[23:41] <danbh_intrepid> yw
[23:41] <DarkGu1> soundray: I fixed....by setting it to a higher resolution than it supprots
[23:41] <DarkGu1> Has anyone here heard of a monitor falsely claiming to be at a lower resolution than it supprots
[23:41] <carrera> bimberi, I did, that's why I thanked him!
[23:42] <mecha> DarkGul: nvdia gphx card?
[23:42] <carrera> bimberi, please read my "I had" again! ;)
[23:42] <DarkGu1> mecha: yup
[23:42] <teratoma> I got multiple monitors working in gnome by downloading 'urandr'
[23:42] <mecha> anyone know why firefox is so unstable?
[23:42] <bimberi> carrera: ah, sorry.  Your "I had" can be read ambiguously :)
[23:42] <mecha> DarkGul: have you installed nvidia-glx-new?
[23:42] <blankthemuffin> Probably plugins mecha.
[23:43] <DarkGu1> mecha: Hang on
[23:43] <mecha> blankthemuffin: yeah but why?
[23:43] <carrera> bimberi, thanks dude. I only realized that after I read your comment!
[23:43] <carrera> :)
[23:43] <DarkGu1> mecha: How do I tell which one I have
[23:43] <DarkGu1> ?
[23:44] <carrera> bimberi, I've been working offshore over three years now
[23:44] <mecha> DarkGul: System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[23:44] <thiebaude> :)
[23:44] <blankthemuffin> mecha, well it's perfectly stable here, I'd be removing all your plugins and seeing if that fixes it. Then adding the ones you really want back one by one, making sure you don't create the problem again.
[23:44] <DarkGu1> I have the drivers, it doesn't say if it's nvidia-glx-new
[23:44] <DarkGu1> But i suspect it is.
[23:45] <DarkGu1> mecha: Do you have an answer>
[23:46] <mecha> DarkGul: in console type "nvidia-settings"
[23:46] <DarkGu1> mecha: got it
[23:46] <LimCore> How to put foo.dyndns.org to hosts.allow ? anyone knows how to tell hosts allow to lookup hostnames in the file in case they are dynamic and not matching revdns from isp?
[23:46] <carrera> oh, man. I just used the Network GUI tool to change my hostname and, again, I cannot open a terminal
[23:46] <DarkGu1> It's weird. I thinks the monitor is bigger than it is, and it only works close to right when it;s set at a higher resolution than it is.
[23:46] <soundray> DarkGu1: wow, well done
[23:46] <mecha> DarkGul: now change the resolution settings and save to your xorg.confg
[23:47] <DarkGu1> mecha: Er, why. If I set it to the correct resolution, it has black bars on either side.
[23:47] <DarkGu1> Soundray: it's bizarre
[23:47] <soundray> DarkGu1: indeed
[23:47] <soundray> DarkGu1: too bad AlexC has just left
[23:47] <carrera> btw, there's a mistake in the ubottu factoid. It's System > Administration > _Network_ not _Networking_
[23:47] <mecha> DarkGul: if it says you cant overwrite the old file close the nvidia settins and type "sudo nvidia-setting" in the console then ur password
[23:48] <DarkGu1> mecha: I know all that
[23:48] <DarkGu1> mecha: But it doesn't work right when it's at the correct resolution
[23:48] <mecha> DarkGul: what does that mean? how?
[23:48] <DarkGu1> mecha: The monitor is
[23:49] <DarkGu1> 1400x1050, but when it's set to 1400xby1050 everythings too small and there are black bars on either side.\
[23:49] <kwyjibo> is there a way to reset the gnome movie player and all codecs back to ubuntu factory defaults? something is messed up with mine. they're choppy and low resolution.
[23:49] <aaron_> what would people suggest for a small business software with ubuntu?
[23:49] <thiebaude> i wonder if alexc fixed his problem
[23:49] <thiebaude> i was helping him earlier
[23:49] <DarkGu1> When it's set ito 1680x1050 it seems to be more or less right
[23:49] <techobot> Hello!
[23:49] <mecha> aaron_: open office
[23:49] <DarkGu1> any idea why?
[23:50] <mecha> DarkGul: hae u tried to calibrate your monitor manually?
[23:50] <aaron_> sorry for accounting purposes...anything equivalent to Simply Accounting
[23:50] <carrera> how can I raise my ScreenRes to higher than 1440x900. I've a 19" wide
[23:50] <DarkGu1> mecha: you mean editing the fail manually
[23:50] <DarkGu1> ?
[23:50] <DarkGu1> Er, file, not fail
[23:50] <shamshel> are any of you using the two-finger-scroll gesture on a synaptics touchpad?
[23:50] <mecha> aaron_: look it up in synaptic
[23:50] <DarkGu1> Freudian slip
[23:50] <aaron_> k thanks
[23:51] <mecha> DarkGul:are there buttonson your monitor
[23:51] <Aggrav8d> hi!  i have separate log files for each virtual host i run.  what is the command I'd use to truncate the log files so that they are kept to a reasonable size?
[23:51] <DarkGu1> mecha: Er, yes
[23:52] <Slart> Aggrav8d: take a look at logrotate
[23:52] <Aggrav8d> i'm looking for a bash style command that i can then crontab.
[23:52] <Aggrav8d> aah.
[23:52] <Aggrav8d> thanks, slart1
[23:52] <mecha> DarkGul: use them to calibrate the visibility and then retry the software
[23:52] <Slart> Aggrav8d: I think it does all kinds of neat stuff.. compressing old logs and such
[23:52] <DarkGu1> mecha: I can see fine. It works fine
[23:52] <DarkGu1> When it's set at the wrong res
[23:52] <carrera> I've enabled the restricted driver for my GeForce but the highest value that the Screen Resolution app shows is 1440x900. How can I use a higher res please?
[23:53] <DarkGu1> carrera: Do you have a widescreen monitor?
[23:53] <mecha> DarkGul: then leave it on the wrong res
[23:53] <mad_max02> carrera, use Envy to install nvidia or ati drivers
[23:53] <tyberion> hey, hmm, how can I from an ctrl-alt-f1 term completely restart x?
[23:53] <carrera> DarkGu1, yessir. It's a Samsung SyncMaster BW1932 - 19"
[23:53] <DarkGu1> tyberion: ctrl-alt-backspace.
[23:53] <Slart> tyberion: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[23:53] <soundray> tyberion: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart
[23:53] <tyberion> lol, so many answers
[23:53] <tyberion> nice
[23:53] <tyberion> thanx...
[23:53] <DarkGu1> Carrera: Interesting.  Do you have the nvidia drivers installed?
[23:53] <mad_max02> carrera, are you sure that ur 19" has a higher resolution than that ?
[23:53] <mecha> carrera: in console type "sudo nvidia-settings"
[23:54] <Slart> tyberion: soundrays and mine are basically the same..
[23:54] <tyberion> well c-a-backspace doesnt work since it automatikally brings back
[23:54] <carrera> DarkGu1, I enabled them right after install
[23:54] <kwyjibo> is there a way to reset the gnome movie player and all codecs back to ubuntu factory defaults? i broke something somehow. video is jerky and pixelated :<
[23:54] <soundray> tyberion: DarkGu1's you can forget :)
[23:54] <DarkGu1> carrera: Type sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings in a terminal.
[23:54] <carrera> mad_max02, yessir. I was using it with a WinXP pc with a much lesser ATI card
[23:55] <DarkGu1> carrera: I just solved a similar problem.
[23:55] <DarkGu1> carrera: Type it.
[23:55] <carrera> DarkGu1, I will
[23:55] <DarkGu1> carrera: Do it.
[23:55] <soundray> Slart: I win on keystrokes
[23:55] <Slart> soundray: hehe
[23:55] <soundray> :)
[23:55] <carrera> btw, Screen Resolution doesn't even detect my dispaly and it does nothing when I click on Detect Displays
[23:56] <DarkGu1> carrera: I know.
[23:56] <DarkGu1> carrera: Almost the same problem as mine
[23:56] <steven_>  Hello
[23:56] <DarkGu1> carrera: did you type it?
[23:56] <soundray> !hi | steven_
[23:57] <steven_> I'm having trouble over here. I am usually able to access my NTFS drive from Ubuntu. But it is now telling me that I'm not privileged to mount the drive. Can someone help me out.
[23:57] <DarkGu1> carrera: sudo apt-get install nvidia-setttings
[23:57] <carrera> It's running now
[23:57] <DarkGu1> steven_: Did you last shut down windows without a full shutdown by pressing it on the desktop?
[23:57] <DarkGu1> carrera: good
[23:57] <Dreamglider> steven_, try sudo mount -all
[23:57] <carrera> pls bear in mind that I'm only on a 128 kb/s ADSL line
[23:57] <DarkGu1> carrera: k
[23:58] <carrera> done
[23:58] <mecha> steven_: typing "sudo" before any command should give you priveleges
[23:58] <carrera> lemme check again
[23:58] <DarkGu1> carrera: Ok, type sudo nvidia-settings
[23:58] <DarkGu1> carrera: Did a window come up?
[23:58] <carrera> hold on
[23:58] <DarkGu1> carrera: ok
[23:59] <steven_> Dreamglider: Can I have the paste website? I get an error I would like to show you.
[23:59] <carrera> i'm running xchat on my laptop but it's my server that I'm setting up
[23:59] <steven_> !paste
[23:59] <juak> i need to run jobs in the background, like with cron, but every 20 seconds, anyone knows how?
[23:59] <soundray> juak: while true ; do script ; sleep 20 ; done
[23:59] <DarkGu1> carrera: ok. Did a window come up
[23:59] <carrera> yes, NVidia  X Server Settings came up
[23:59] <steven_> Dreamglider: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59024/
[23:59] <DarkGu1> good