[00:00] <soundray> owen1: better than ratpoison?
[00:00]  * soundray reading (PriceChild)
[00:00] <Rideh> Helminthe: i guess i'm wondering if i can create an image i like in vmware, and then distribute that?
[00:00] <titan_> My audio is low. I have it turned all the way up in system settings and on my DVD player... any suggestions?
[00:00] <owen1> soundray: leaner. less functionality.
[00:00] <exodus_MS> running ubuntu 8.0.4 on windows via vmware server 1.0.6. on a alienware notebook. need help configuring belkin wireless N pcmcia card f5d8013 ver 1000
[00:01] <saykou> why i cant install any SO's in my HP laptop
[00:01] <soundray> owen1: will remember it for my 300MHz Thinkpad
[00:01] <owen1> soundray: never tried ratpoison. i treid xmonad and others.
[00:01] <owen1> soundray: can i automate the mount?
[00:02] <Monkey_> Hello, anyone know why I can't seem to see the Broadcom STA Wireless Driver from my Hardware Drivers Menu?
[00:02] <SpinachHead> is there someone i can IM that knows about the installation cd?
[00:02] <soundray> PriceChild: thanks for that, very nice.
[00:03] <Monkey_> I see the B43 one, but it isn't the one I want
[00:03] <exodus_MS> no one wants to tackle the wireless issue, i see, it is a bit redundant but I assure you i have done my homework
[00:03] <soundray> owen1: I'm sure it's possible, but I have no experience with automounting removable devices outside of Gnome
[00:03] <PriceChild> SpinachHead: ask the real questino
[00:03] <Monkey_> exodus, I see you're also having a wireless issue
[00:03] <Rideh> grr i need more ram :( 2gb isnt cutting it for 2 clients 1 server (ubuntu) xp client on a vista host :(
[00:04] <rainabba> I'm trying to do a netBoot install using a local Apache server using the ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386 distro. Which folder (from the ISO) should be the root of the HTTP server in order for this to work? (I've already got the PXE side of things working).
[00:04] <SpinachHead> okay, I need to install hardy without internet. Does the cd have all the packages or does the istallation process dl the packages as the install goes?
[00:04] <owen1> soundray: get it. created a 1 line script, called it usb-drive.
[00:04] <jrib> SpinachHead: the desktop cd has all the packages you need to install
[00:05] <jonasfa> does anybody knows why my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog? i'm running hardy
[00:05] <owen1> soundray: to mount it.
[00:05] <exodus_MS> SpinachHead, yes, the cd will download a working OS but you will need an Internet connection to "fetch" updates and packages not avail on the cd
[00:05] <soundray> owen1: that's a good way
[00:05] <titan_> Are there any settings I can use to raise the audio on Ubuntu past the default max? I can bearly hear my audio of movies even with it maxxed.
[00:06] <Monkey_> tgitan, doubleclick on the audio panel on the top bar, and adjust the far right bar
[00:06] <SpinachHead> okay, so i did the alternate cd disk.  I got to configre intenet.  since i dont have, i said later.  Then when installing packages in the next step it said error. and I assumed it was because o lack of connetctionl  i did the md5sum on the cd and everything was fine. so why would it stop installing ?
[00:06] <soundray> titan_: double click the volume icon to get the mixer and make sure that both Master volume and PCM are turned up
[00:06] <Helminthe> Rideh: short answer - yes :)
[00:06] <Monkey_> titan, you can also maybe change the 'Front' level
[00:07] <titan_> ok checking soundray
[00:07] <jrib> SpinachHead: you would need to tell us the error.  You ran "check the cd for defects"?  Not just md5sum on the iso?
[00:07] <joe_> salve
[00:07] <titan_> ah! Headphone audio was down! Thanks :)
[00:07] <joe_> ho appena installato ubuntu
[00:07] <Rideh> Helminthe: hehe just having trouble finding good resources, i dont mind rtfm as long as i'm looking at the right one
[00:07] <joe_> ma vedo la schermata di login gigantesca
[00:07] <joe_> come devo cfvare'
[00:07] <titan_> Oh ya, there we go, alot of different ones were too low
[00:08] <jonasfa> does anybody knows why my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog? there is only the root user in the list :(
[00:08] <SpinachHead> okay, ill check for defects....
[00:08] <joe_> SUCCHIATEMELA LINUXIANI DI MERDA W IL MAC
[00:08] <soundray> joe_: is that Italian?
[00:08] <exodus_MS> SpinachHead, have you tried the live cd, running ubuntu on your exsisting OS before installing
[00:08] <soundray> joe_: is that *rude* Italian?
[00:08] <SpinachHead> the live cd wont run with my card i guess I tried it before
[00:09] <SpinachHead> just freezes
[00:10] <SpinachHead> i have the same prob with every disto. x never work unless istall drivers from command line
[00:10] <cO_Co> i
[00:10] <jonasfa> does anybody knows why my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog? there is only the root user in the list :(
[00:10] <SpinachHead> add a user
[00:10] <Jowi> jonasfa, in a terminal type "id" and hopefully your uid is not "root"
[00:10] <scientus_> does making su unexecutable remove the possibility of a user changing userrs?
[00:11] <exodus_MS> soundray, could use your help
[00:11] <nonix4> Hrm... any way to make out-of-hd-space work more gracefully for "normal users"?
[00:11] <jonasfa> Jowi: i'm not using the root user :(
[00:11] <KenBW2> jonasfa: maybe youre thining to root user is you. its not - root is hidden in ubuntu
[00:11] <Jowi> night all
[00:11] <scientus_> i use root all the time
[00:11] <scientus_> sudo bash or sudo -i
[00:11] <soundray> exodus_MS: please ask the channel. If I can help, I will
[00:11] <jonasfa> KenBW2: the root user is listed in the 'Users and Groups' dialog, but my user, jonas, is not
[00:11] <soundray> scientus_: be careful with sudo bash
[00:11] <exodus_MS> running ubuntu 8.0.4 on windows via vmware server 1.0.6. on a alienware notebook. need help configuring belkin wireless N pcmcia card f5d8013 ver 1000
[00:12] <soundray> !rootshell | scientus_
[00:12] <scientus_> not being able to log into a user does not meen you cant use it
[00:12] <nonix4> (mainly happens w/ everything-at-defaults virtual machine installations w/ small-ish hd allocation after couple updates)
[00:12] <bcx> hi ! i got a network question - i run ubuntu in a vm and it often disconnects my hosts wlan connection - tried roaming and static - but when i open a network path from host system it disconnects my hosts wlan
[00:12] <scientus_> what would be dangerous, bash doesnt change any config files by default
[00:13] <soundray> exodus_MS: why don't you configure WLAN in the host system and use NAT to Ubuntu?
[00:13] <scientus_> itts not dependant on $HOME, etc
[00:13] <exodus_MS> SpinachHead, i wish i could help. there are many linux savy folks on this channel, maybe one of them will take the time to help you. dont give up and hang in there
[00:14] <nathan-_> scientus_: good question, i've wondered this too.  Same as the addage 'guns don't kill people, people do'.. i.e. bash won't destroy your system, only you as the one who runs it will
[00:14] <nathan-_> if you don't know what you are doing
[00:14] <exodus_MS> soundray, tried that, ubuntu doesnt regonise my card
[00:14] <RakataPrime> I just installed linux a couple days ago, my cd rom drive isn't working.  hwd -s doesn't say anything about it, so I don't know if it is even being detected. Any suggestions?
[00:14] <bcx> im using bridged netowrk currently
[00:14] <R0b0t1> Does anyone have any suggestions as how to get Java applets to work correctly in firefox? The default does not work, and I have tried ubottu's link, which did not work. I had it working on the same install before, but for some reason it just now decided to fail.
[00:14] <rogan> how do i get amarok to play m4a format? and read the id3s correctly?
[00:15] <soundray> scientus_: running a root shell, you may have certain expectations about where variables point, e.g. $HOME. sudo bash and sudo -i are different in that respect
[00:15] <KenBW2> R0b0t1: could be because ubuntu doesnt include the official Java
[00:15] <tarelerulz> Do any of you have a media player the use the mtp protocol ?  Is good management program for device that use it .  So you can add songs , movies , picture easy
[00:15] <jrib> R0b0t1: you need to give details.  What exactly did you do that did not work?  And how exactly did it not work?
[00:15] <soundray> exodus_MS: it doesn't have to if it's recognized in the host system
[00:15] <jorffff> try this dumpbin command using the kernel32.lib file
[00:15] <scientus_> ahh, programs make assume root sheel and $HOME=/root etc are constant, i can see that
[00:15] <KenBW2> tarelerulz: Rhythmbox has a plugin or MTP
[00:15] <R0b0t1> Well, OK. I dealt with this problem a while back and fixed.
[00:15] <R0b0t1> it
[00:16] <R0b0t1> What I did was change the default java by using the replace-alternatives, etc.
[00:16] <jrib> !enter | R0b0t1
[00:16] <R0b0t1> But now that will not work.
[00:16] <nonix4> nathan-_: most preinstalled linux systems can be crashed in the store with a 12-character bash command.
[00:16] <scientus_> but soundray i did point out my not thinking that---big thing is i like my working directory to stay the same or i wont use it
[00:16] <jrib> R0b0t1: don't say "doesn't work", say what exactly happens
[00:16] <jorffff> try this dumpbin command using the kernel32.lib file
[00:16] <R0b0t1> jrib: Nothing.
[00:16] <exodus_MS> soundray, ok, im on the host system right now and ubuntu is running in vmware, but i still cannot connect to internet from ubuntu
[00:16] <R0b0t1> Nothing happens when something should be happening.
[00:17] <tarelerulz> KenBW2 ,  do you just drag over the files you want to have on the player and the player read the tags and organize it right.
[00:17] <nonix4> (because they have no ulimits set and ridiculously bad OOM handling)
[00:17] <soundray> exodus_MS: have you configured VMware to share its connection with the virtual machine?
[00:17] <dtech> running Hardy, need to run gksu displayconfig-gtk .... ERROR: GtK-WARNING **: cannot open display
[00:17] <jrib> R0b0t1: great, I have no understanding of what your issue is. You're goal is to install the sun java plugin in firefox?
[00:17] <R0b0t1> However, when I do try to change the default Java, it says everything worked, but after restarting and then using "java -version" it still says it is OpneJDK.
[00:18] <R0b0t1> jrib: Actually, its to get that, and allow java applications to run.
[00:18] <nathan-_> nonix4: ok you can destroy a system if you do know what you are doing also.  But it all implies that the user is an idiot (i.e. has no idea and could break a system unknowingly, or does know what they are doing and breaks a system intentionally - both are idiots)
[00:18] <bcx> is it a problem if i used 2 bridged networks in a vm for xp and ubuntu ?
[00:18] <exodus_MS> soundray, im using NAT
[00:18] <jrib> R0b0t1: the java you get from running "java" and the java that runs in your browser are two different things.  So which of those do you want to work on?
[00:19] <R0b0t1> jrib: Lets work on the non-browser right now, thanks :)
[00:19] <jrib> R0b0t1: pastebin 'update-java-alternatives -l'
[00:20] <R0b0t1> jrib: http://pastebin.com/me2ef81d
[00:20] <soundray> exodus_MS: have you tried pinging the outside world from Ubuntu?
[00:20] <jonasfa> does anybody knows why my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog? there is only the root user in the list, and i'm not logged in as root
[00:20] <jrib> R0b0t1: which one of those do you wish to make default?
[00:20] <R0b0t1> java-6-sun
[00:21] <jrib> R0b0t1: sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-6-sun
[00:21] <R0b0t1> jrib: I've done it before, but sure ;)
[00:22] <R0b0t1> Is that all?
[00:22] <jrib> R0b0t1: sure.  Check 'java -version'
[00:22] <R0b0t1> Wait.
[00:22] <R0b0t1> Why didn't it work before?
[00:22] <jrib> R0b0t1: jrib's magic touch
[00:22] <R0b0t1> jrib: Do you think you could help me set up the browser, now, if you have time?
[00:23] <nonix4> nathan-_: well on a properly configured system a fork bomb shouldn't really do anything more than consume a bit of cpu :)
[00:23] <jrib> R0b0t1: what's wrong with the browser one?
[00:23] <SpinachHead> configureing apt sources...  withouth network connection will that cause installation errors?
[00:23] <nylax> for a system with  AMD Athlon x2 5400 and 4GB ram and a nvidia 8600GT card with 512MB which version of ubuntu would be  best to install on such a machine ?
[00:23] <R0b0t1> Applets won't run, so I'm trying to use the sun Java, because that worked in the past.
[00:23] <jrib> R0b0t1: output of 'uname -m'?
[00:24] <R0b0t1> x86_64
[00:24]  * jonasfa is testing
[00:24] <soundray> nylax: how are you planning to use it?
[00:24] <jonasfa> does anybody knows why my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog? there is only the root user in the list, and i'm not logged in as root
[00:24] <jrib> R0b0t1: sun does not make a 64bit java.  You must run an open java plugin like with the gcjwebplugin package or install 32bit firefox like in the !java64 factoid
[00:24] <jrib> !who | R0b0t1
[00:25] <nonix4> nylax: nothing wrong w/ 8.04 for that
[00:25] <nylax> soundray: coding (php,python,postgresql,mysql and mono ) ,surfing web,listening to music
[00:25] <exodus_MS> soundray, 30 packets trans, 30 rec, 0% packet loss, time 41325ms
[00:25] <jonasfa> my user is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog. what can i do?
[00:26] <exodus_MS> soundray, ^^ from "guest" ubuntu
[00:26] <R0b0t1> jrib: Oh, I get it. Does that package have known compatibility issues, or am I just unlucky?
[00:26] <KenBW2> jonasfa: why does it need to be?
[00:26] <soundray> nylax: if it was my machine, I'd put Ubuntu 8.04 x86_64 on it. There is a slight issue with java in 64bit, so you may prefer i386
[00:26] <jrib> R0b0t1: sun is just lazy (or whatever).  The bug on their tracker is several years old, but they don't release a 64bit plugin
[00:26] <nonix4> nylax: btw that video card is overkill for the mentioned usage :)
[00:26] <jonasfa> KenBW2: i want to manage my user's groups
[00:26] <soundray> exodus_MS: so it's working
[00:27] <jorffff> you must delete user mackein
[00:27] <soundray> nonix4: all computers since 1997 have been overkill for that kind of usage
[00:27] <exodus_MS> soundray, yeah, its working... sorry
[00:27] <nylax> nonix4:it was a gaming machine :)
[00:28] <exodus_MS> soundray, microsft conditioned, always assuming the worst :-)
[00:28] <sledge> how can i end a software process in ubuntu ultimate, DEBIAN..
[00:28] <jorffff> delete mackein user and republican group they are virusç
[00:28] <dekkong> nylax: hey i wanna trade my  geforce 6800GT with yours :D :D :D
[00:28] <nylax> :D
[00:28] <dekkong> nylax: :)
[00:29] <bcx> how should i config the network in a vm with a xp system running as host and another xp in vm same time ?
[00:29] <nonix4> soundray: yeah indeed. My 1998 p2c300a oc'd to 450MHz is still good enough for almost anything, including video playback... actually it can even do q3a
[00:29] <bcx> roaming doesnt seem to be the best for that
[00:30] <vadi2> How can I cancel a print job in ubuntu?
[00:30] <jonasfa> KenBW2: any clue?
[00:30] <exodus_MS> nonix4, curious about "anything"
[00:30] <KenBW2> jonasfa: sorry, no
[00:30] <jonasfa> KenBW2: thanks :/
[00:30] <dekkong> I wanna buy a new computer but my wallet is so thin atm :)
[00:31] <Danskmand> Hi :-) - someone here using fcpci ?
[00:31] <KenBW2> dekkong: why buy a new one?
[00:31] <soundray> Danskmand: not you again...
[00:31] <soundray> Danskmand: just kidding. Welcome back :)
[00:32] <sledge> how can i end a software process in ubuntu ultimate, DEBIAN..
[00:32] <dekkong> KenBW2: this AMD3200+ Geforce 6800 GT 512 RAM is getting old but i orderd 2gb more ram on tuesday
[00:32] <kjetil1001> where can I find daily builds of intrepid beta iso CDś ?? I cant find anything newer than 3.10.08
[00:32] <soundray> vadi2: 'sudo lpq' to get a list of current jobs, 'sudo lprm num' to delete it by job number
[00:32] <nonix4> is there a bug report on hd full handling of "default install" systems already? IMHO when using the (stupid) layout with only / partition, /var/cache/apt/archives should be cleaned automatically when it uses more than 50% of the hd space and there's 0% free...
[00:32] <wesku_> What was the command for reconfiguring xorg?
[00:32] <soundray> kjetil1001: ask in #ubuntu+1 please
[00:32] <isilion> help plz read the 2 last posts of this thread and help me. its about installing ATI propietary driver ->>>>> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766699&page=4
[00:32] <EruditeHermit> sledge: comfortable with commandline? or you want a GUI?
[00:33] <soundray> wesku_: since hardy, 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk'
[00:33] <KenBW2> dekkong: similar to mine then
[00:33] <kjetil1001> There are NOBODY but me in #ubuntu+1!!!
[00:33] <hspaans> wesku_: dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[00:33] <dekkong> KenBW2: ok what do u have? :)
[00:33] <sledge> EruditeHermit:  yeah commandline is fine
[00:33] <soundray> kjetil1001: there are over 200 logged on. Just ask your question there
[00:33] <KenBW2> 512MB RAM, 3.4 Single Core P4, 160GB HDD
[00:33] <KenBW2> 2.4*
[00:34] <soundray> kjetil1001: here, it is offtopic
[00:34] <EruditeHermit> sledge: try top for commandline or gnome-system-monitor for GUI
[00:34] <jonasfa> my user 'jonas' is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog. does anybody knows why?
[00:34] <dekkong> KenBW2: you could also need abit more ram i guess :)
[00:34] <kjetil1001> OK!! wrote the name bad?? Why no errormeg about non-existing channel?
[00:34] <KenBW2> dekkong: it wouldnt go amiss
[00:35] <EruditeHermit> sledge: gnome-system-monitor is self explanatory. In top you need to hit k to kill a process, supply the process ID number and the kill level (9) is what I normally use.
[00:35] <m1r> evening all
[00:35] <EruditeHermit> sledge: hit q to exit top
[00:35] <m1r> !8139
[00:36] <dekkong> htop looks nice
[00:36] <nonix4> kjetil1001: heh, when you join channel that didn't exist, you create one...
[00:36] <EruditeHermit> sledge: gnome-system-monitor is probably easier though if you aren't used to top
[00:36] <EruditeHermit> sledge: more intuitive
[00:36] <Lynet> Is there an equivalent of 'top' in the ubuntu repositories that shows which programs are doing io? I am aware of iotop, but it seems there is no ubuntu .deb for it.
[00:36] <jonasfa> my user 'jonas' is not listed in the System > Administration > Users and Groups dialog. does anybody knows why?
[00:37] <m1r> i have two realtek 8139 cards and both reporting error , using ubuntu 8.04 x64. any tips how to get them working ?
[00:37] <soundray> jonasfa: apparently not. Please stop repeating your question at this frequency
[00:37] <isilion> read the 2 last posts of this thread and help me plz ->>>http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766699&page=4 (after correct installation of ATI propietar driver, fglrxinfo shows that mesa is installed)
[00:37] <KenBW2> jonasfa: i dont thin anyone knows. try the forums
[00:37] <wizizi> irc.rizon.net
[00:37] <dekkong> KenBW2: I have a dual core AMD 3800 + at home but i dont have a dual core motherboard :(
[00:37] <wesku_> What's going on, as my gnome starts there is just some random colors coming and some of them are blinking
[00:37] <wizizi> join irc.rizon.net
[00:38] <bcx> nobody can help me with that netowrk problem ? :(
[00:38] <wizizi> #join irc.rizon.net
[00:38] <KenBW2> shameless advert: http://tech.kenbw2.co.uk/blog
[00:39] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[00:39] <wesku_> Tried that
[00:40] <chadder> Curious what direction I may have to look in to learn how to mount a HDD of type "FreeBSD" on my ubuntu comp here
[00:40] <saykou> any one has a pavilion and cant install new OS's
[00:40] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: copy output from /var/log/Xorg.0.log and paste at rafb.net/paste
[00:41] <chadder> Hoping it won't be a pain in the @ss. Just need to take some files off it
[00:41] <soundray> saykou: describe your real problem
[00:41] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: Im running on console and no other OS installed
[00:41] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: know how to use w3m?
[00:41] <Peaker> Why can only one device use ALSA at a time? isn't ALSA's whole point its ability to mix stuff?
[00:41] <m1r> network card error on 3 realtek cards in ubuntu 8.04 ? Interrupt:251/18/17 Base address:0xe000
[00:41] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: or links browser or something like that?
[00:42] <wesku_> nope.. But I'm able to upload the log file somewhere
[00:42] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: thats fine
[00:42] <isilion> please read the last 2 posts in this thread and tell me what to do http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766699&page=4
[00:42] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: upload and give me a link
[00:42] <isilion> im sure its a easy solution error
[00:42] <saykou> the thing is this soundray i bought a new HP laptop pavilion today and it comes with vista wich sucks, and i want to install xp and ubuntu ... but they at HP have a new protection system that cant allow to install So i wanna know if any could change i bet some one could
[00:42] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: do you remember what was the command for making these pc speaker beeps go away?
[00:43] <Eggbird> what's the best way to develop .Net apps on ubuntu ? using a VM with visual studio or something else ?
[00:43] <EruditeHermit> isilion: from a terminal window type lsmod | grep fglrx
[00:43] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  not response
[00:44] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: sudo modprobe -r pcspkr
[00:44] <soundray> saykou: what's the effect of this protection system when you try to install Ubuntu?
[00:44] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  nothing happens
[00:44] <hspaans> isilion: you're using mplayer?
[00:44] <EruditeHermit> isilion: sudo dkms status
[00:44] <isilion> hspaans: yes
[00:44] <Rovin> Hello.
[00:44] <soundray> !hi | Rovin
[00:44] <isilion> EruditeHermit: fglrx, 8.542, 2.6.24-21-generic, i686: installed (original_module exists)
[00:45] <Rovin> Thank you ubottu. :)
[00:45] <hspaans> isilion: you tried different video-output from mplayer?
[00:45] <saykou> soundray i didnt gone all the way with ubuntu just tried xp for now,
[00:45] <chadder> How do you mount type "FreeBSD" ?
[00:45] <EruditeHermit> isilion: sudo gedit /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common and tell me what you see
[00:45] <isilion> hspaans: mplayer isnot the problem. its about ati driver
[00:45] <Rovin> It took me a while to get Java working on Firefox, but I managed it
[00:45] <soundray> saykou: try Ubuntu and see what happens. Any errors, search the web or come back here and ask.
[00:46] <EruditeHermit> isilion: post contents of that to rafb.net/paste
[00:46] <Guest51769> anyone know how to access free WoW servers in Ubuntu?
[00:46] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  DISABLED_MODULES="fglrx"
[00:46] <hspaans> isilion: as you wish
[00:46] <soundray> Rovin: well done
[00:47] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  after commented lines nothing more than that line
[00:48] <EruditeHermit> isilion: sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-local post contents to rafb.net/paste
[00:49] <EruditeHermit> isilion: or just tell me what it says
[00:49] <wesku_> How I'm able to take pc speaker beeps off?
[00:49] <soundray> wesku_: System-Preferences-Sound -- third tab
[00:50] <wesku_> what about the command?
[00:50] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: I already told you above
[00:50] <nolochemical> Hail :)
[00:50] <wesku_> Oh, I'm sorry i missed that :)
[00:50] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  only has this line : blacklist fglrx
[00:50] <semanticpc> where can i post config files ??
[00:50] <EruditeHermit> isilion: put a # infront of that line
[00:50] <cabrioleur> wesku_, sudo rmmod pcspkr
[00:50] <nolochemical> ..just wondering if there is a way to configure the L2 cache.. or an app to adjust low level setting
[00:51] <EruditeHermit> isilion: so it reads: #blacklist fglrx
[00:51] <nolochemical> *setting
[00:51] <soundray> !pastebin > semanticpc
[00:51] <isilion> EruditeHermit: done. reboot needed?
[00:51] <semanticpc> thank u
[00:51] <EruditeHermit> isilion: reboot and try
[00:51] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: Do I give the link for Xorg.0.log in here or in query?
[00:51] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: in here is fine if its not too long
[00:51] <wesku_> http://wesku.wippiespace.com/linux/Xorg.0.log
[00:52] <nolochemical> ..brb
[00:52] <Myyoga> Hey folks, I installed Emerald and now im interested in removing it and going back to the basic Human interface. How do I get it off
[00:53] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what exactly is happening? describe the boot process
[00:53] <wesku_> There comes Ubuntu loading screen and after that there is just massive pixel color things and some of them are flashing
[00:53] <Dreamglider> hah! the dual monitor setting is done in the screen resolution drop down list !
[00:53] <Danskmand> Hi soundray 8-) - Sorry for only anwering now....but I've been carrying concrete andtearing down walls the whole day...
[00:54] <Dreamglider> i just set it to 3840 by 1200 and what do you know :)
[00:54] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: is it red, white, green, blue solid colours?
[00:54] <jorffff> try this dumpbin command using the kernel32.lib file
[00:54] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: or something like that
[00:54] <wesku_> yes solid colours
[00:54] <soundray> Danskmand: that is NO excuse
[00:54] <Danskmand> Haha :-)
[00:54] <lakitu> hey - just installed some updates that required a reboot, & now i have a black desktop & no desktop icons
[00:55] <soundray> Danskmand: :)
[00:55] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: did you change your xorg.conf in any way?
[00:55] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: did it ever work properly?
[00:55] <wesku_> Nope
[00:55] <Danskmand> ...but I fell asleep at the keyboard :-)
[00:55] <wesku_> fresh install
[00:55] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: hmm interesting
[00:55] <wesku_> server one and then ubuntu-desktop
[00:55] <Danskmand> Man, O am fucked up !
[00:55] <stickmasta> i need help with my booting
[00:55] <LjL> Danskmand: language please
[00:56] <Danskmand> I even cant write errorfree..
[00:56] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: you installed ubuntu server and then tried installing ubuntu-desktop metapackage?
[00:56] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: Yes I installed the ubuntu-desktop package
[00:56] <stickmasta> :D help?
[00:56] <soundray> lakitu: is that straight after booting, or after logging in?
[00:56] <lakitu> soundray, after logging in
[00:56] <lakitu> login was fine
[00:56] <rainabba> I'm trying to do a netBoot install using a local Apache server using the ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386 distro. Which folder (from the ISO) should be the root of the HTTP server in order for this to work? (I've already got the PXE side of things working).
[00:57] <stickmasta> this is the 4th room and still no help
[00:57] <EruditeHermit> wesku_:  you have an nvidia card? did you ever install nvidia binary driver with this?
[00:57] <Bitbybit> How can I find out if I'm using the 32bit or 64bit version of Ubuntu 8.04?
[00:57] <isilion> EruditeHermit: SUCCESS THANX SUCCESS THANX!!! fglrxinfo now shows ATI and radeon 9800. glxgears runs at 9160 frames in 5.0 seconds = 1832.000 FPS. its normal? i think its a bit slow. im on a p4 2.8 1.5ram (ati 9800 pro)
[00:57] <soundray> lakitu: do a Ctrl-Alt-Backspace and see if it works if you log into a Failsafe Gnome session
[00:57] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: Yes, I have ti4200 and didn't install drivers
[00:57] <stickmasta> can i have help with my huge problem?
[00:58] <lakitu> failsafe gnome is fine
[00:58] <EruditeHermit> isilion: if fglrxinfo shows fglrx and you can fgl_glxgears from commandline, then it is working
[00:58] <nolochemical> hey :)
[00:58] <rainabba> stickmasta: YOu might want to ask a real question.
[00:58] <stickmasta> my ubuntu says "Error Loading Operating System" then hangs
[00:58] <stickmasta> help?
[00:58] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: shall I try installing the drivers then?
[00:58] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: no
[00:58] <soundray> lakitu: would it be terrible if you had to reset your entire gnome configuration?
[00:58] <nolochemical> ..does anyone a way to adjust low level configurations like the L2 Cache that ubunutu use
[00:59] <nolochemical> *ubuntu uses
[00:59] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: do you want 3D and fancy stuff?
[00:59] <lakitu> soundray, what are the ramifications of that - what would i lose?
[00:59] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: nah
[00:59] <stickmasta> my ubuntu says "Error Loading Operating System" then hangs
[00:59] <stickmasta> , can i have help help?
[00:59] <wesku_> im fine without
[00:59] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: don't bother then
[00:59] <Dreamglider> stickmasta ask you question
[00:59] <Dreamglider> your*
[00:59] <soundray> lakitu: things like your panel configuration, preferences settings etc.
[00:59] <jorffff> try this dumpbin command using the kernel32.lib file
[00:59] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: do you need the ubuntu server stuff? I would recommend just installing ubuntu from a normal user CD
[01:00] <isilion> EruditeHermit: 2952 frames in 5.0 seconds = 590.400 FPS thats better. supose i was using wrong trial
[01:00] <lakitu> soundray, i'd rather not. is there a way to "rollback" this update?
[01:00] <rainabba> When Ubuntu Netboot connects to a mirror to look for packages, what file(s) is it seeking to determine if the mirror is valid?
[01:00] <stickmasta> may someone help me with my hanging screen please?
[01:00] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: Well, no.
[01:00] <LjL> rainabba: define "valid"
[01:00] <Rovin> hmm, is there an update on OpenOffice 3.0 yet?
[01:00] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  could repeat me all the commands so i post it for if that could help someone more?
[01:00] <soundray> lakitu: downgrading is generally not supported. Do you know exactly what caused the problem?
[01:00] <EruditeHermit> isilion: glxgears and fgl_glxgears numbers don't really mean anything. It doesn't test how fast your card is really. The only thing they are good for is to show that GL is enabled
[01:01] <Bitbybit> i need to know if i'm using 32bit or 64bit
[01:01] <lakitu> soundray, just some updates that i had let go for awhile. they required rebooting
[01:01] <stickmasta> can some help me with my ubuntu, it says "Error Loading Operating System" then hangs
[01:01] <rainabba> LjL: "Valid" meaning, the installed doesn't come back saying "Bad archive mirror"
[01:01] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: no, you don't need the server stuff or no you can't reinstall?
[01:01] <thiebaude> rovin:i think i have 3.0 in 8.10 i would need to check
[01:01] <rainabba> s/installed/installer
[01:01] <lakitu> soundray, so, no, not exactly
[01:01] <LjL> Bitbybit: type "uname -a"
[01:01] <Rovin> ok thanks ﻿thiebaude.
[01:01] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: I don't need the server stuff. This was only install media that I had near my hands ;)
[01:01] <thiebaude> yw
[01:01] <nolochemical> exit
[01:01] <Bitbybit> LjL:tyvm
[01:02] <hspaans> thiebaude: 8.10 is still on 2.4.1
[01:02] <EruditeHermit> isilion: the only thing that is missing in the previous post from yours is sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-local and comment the line in there
[01:02] <stickmasta> can some help me with my ubuntu, it says "Error Loading Operating System" then hangs
[01:02] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: hang on a sec before I tell you to do that
[01:02] <rainabba> LjL: "Valid" meaning, the installer doesn't come back saying "Bad archive mirror"
[01:02] <thiebaude> hspaans,yup
[01:02] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: that will be the last resort
[01:02] <thiebaude> 2.4
[01:02] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: I have never used ubuntu server edition so I don't know what it does
[01:03] <lakitu> soundray, is there a way to tell why i'm getting a blackout in place of a desktop?
[01:03] <stickmasta> can some help me with my ubuntu, it says "Error Loading Operating System" then hangs
[01:03] <Bitbybit> stickmasta: are you able to boot to recovery from grub menu?
[01:03] <LjL> rainabba: "Bad archive mirror - The specified ubuntu archive mirror is either not available, or does not have a valid Release file on it."
[01:03] <Rovin> can I update to 8.10 when released from wubi?
[01:03] <hspaans> and to be honest, 3.0 is not really a great improvement
[01:03] <soundray> lakitu: you could examine ~/.xsession-errors for clues
[01:03] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: I think it's just install of ubuntu without the software packages and GUI
[01:03] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: can you ctrl+alt+F1 into a terminal
[01:03] <stickmasta> BitbyBit: No
[01:03] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: yes, I'm in terminal currently
[01:03] <rainabba> LjL: Ok, so what is a "Valid Release file"?
[01:03] <isilion> EruditeHermit:  at least tell me what was the file i edited
[01:03] <thiebaude> hspaans:are you on 8.10?
[01:03] <LjL> rainabba: well, for starters if no "Release" file exists at all, then it's hardly valid
[01:03] <hspaans> thiebaude: yes
[01:04] <Bitbybit> stickmasta: check the disk for errors with a live disk perhaps?
[01:04] <Myyoga> Hey folks, I installed Emerald and now im interested in removing it.How do I get it off my comp?
[01:04] <Helminthe> stickmasta: your problem is not related to ubuntu or linux at all, what you said looks like a bios error message
[01:04] <EruditeHermit> isilion: I did. scroll up
[01:04] <EruditeHermit> isilion: I just told you
[01:04] <jrib> Myyoga: how did you install it?
[01:04] <Danskmand> soundray - do you think my fcpci can be healed ?
[01:04] <rainabba> LjL: So a "valid Release file" is a file named "Release"?
[01:04] <Myyoga> through synaptic
[01:04] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: can you startx from it?
[01:04] <jrib> Myyoga: you remove it the same way
[01:04] <LjL> rainabba: well, and that contains the right stuff. just look at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/Release , i don't have the specifications
[01:04] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: already active on display 0
[01:05] <rainabba> LjL: Thank you
[01:05] <soundray> Danskmand: sorry, I haven't had to deal with ISDN for over 10 years (and am quite glad for it)
[01:05] <vms> stickmasta: bios says that when it doesn't find anything bootable on MBR, your best bet is to boot a live cd and (re)install grub
[01:05] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop and then try startx
[01:05] <Myyoga> hmmmmm, good point. so then when I go back into the desktop effects tab, U cab choose normal or extra and emerald will not stat up?
[01:05] <Myyoga> *start
[01:05] <stickmasta> BitbyBit: well i shows the screen with my systems stuff on it then it looks from a boot record from cd, then it says ok, then tells me something about my hard drive then says "Error loading operating system"
[01:05] <Danskmand> soundray: What do you use for saxing then ?
[01:05] <jrib> Myyoga: it shouldn't.  That should be all you have to do assuming you didn't configure it anywhere else for your user
[01:06] <soundray> Danskmand: faxing?
[01:06] <EruditeHermit> isilion: the only thing that is missing in the previous post from yours is sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-local and comment the line in there
[01:06] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: is there way to scroll terminal up and down?
[01:06] <Helminthe> .. who could I ask for a shortcut like "!nul" that would say "your problem is not related to ubuntu or linux at all"?
[01:06] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what do you mean? scroll up to see previously entered commands?
[01:06] <Helminthe> i'm getting tired of typing this :)
[01:06] <LjL> !bot > Helminthe    (Helminthe, see the private message from Ubotu)
[01:06] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: yes
[01:06] <jrib> Helminthe: we have !ot or !offtopic for that
[01:07] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: hitting the up arrow key should do it?
[01:07] <jorffff> wesku_ delete republican group is a virus
[01:07] <Danskmand> Hehe :-) - I mean that technique from the 80's before email was there ;-)
[01:07] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: oh not the command the text that there is in terminal
[01:07] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: I don't think so =(
[01:07] <soundray> Danskmand: I use faxtastic for "saxing"
[01:08] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: ah, ok :/ But after stopping gdm, it still gives same error
[01:08] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: not that I know of
[01:08] <lakitu> soundray, hmm
[01:08] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what do you mean the same error?
[01:08] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: when you try to startx it flashes different colours?
[01:08] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: "Server is already active for display 0"
[01:08] <GaMbi_DK> in kubuntu.. where to put command "compiz --replace --only-current-screen & disown" so that it runes on every start up?
[01:08] <Myyoga> I no longer have title bar, its completely see through
[01:09] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: startx DISPLAY=:1
[01:09] <Myyoga> thats with the visual effects set on normal
[01:09] <unop> !startup > GaMbi_DK
[01:09] <jrib> Myyoga: try logging out and back in.   Come back here if you still have trouble
[01:09] <Helminthe> jrib: doesn't seem like I could add a "factoid" from the instructions in there..
[01:09] <Myyoga> alright, thanks
[01:09] <thiebaude> !startup
[01:09] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: what is command for delete a file?
[01:09] <jrib> Helminthe: you can.  You just say: foo is blah      to ubottu
[01:09] <Danskmand> Soundray: "saxing".....Is that something done NOT in #ubuntu *blush* ? ;-)
[01:10] <MalfermitaKodo> Hi Ubuntistoj!
[01:10] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: rm <file>
[01:10] <soundray> Danskmand: I'm referring to your typo ^^
[01:10] <Killer--Tux> hello
[01:10] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what are you deleting?
[01:10] <GaMbi_DK> using kde :)
[01:10] <MalfermitaKodo> How can I find out what device a USB mouse (well, trackball) is using?
[01:10] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: X0-lock
[01:10] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: still colours flashing on the screen
[01:11] <Danskmand> soundray: Hehe :-) - Ping-pong ;-)
[01:11] <mongolai> wesku_, also, you can "scroll" the screen in a non X session by hitting shift+PgUp
[01:11] <Killer--Tux> i am tring to install battlefield 2 on ubuntu and when it asked for cd i try to eject the cd and it says can not unmount volume and dosent let me eject it
[01:11] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what type of panel is it?
[01:11] <lucax> is intrepid ibex going to have clear intrepid as default theme? or its just some theme thats on beta ??
[01:11] <Helminthe> jrib: thanks, you're right, I had to wait for moderator approval too
[01:11] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: huh?
[01:11] <lakitu> soundray: http://pastebin.com/m6e4f985b
[01:11] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what resolution, is it CRT, LCD etc
[01:11] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: CRT
[01:12] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: what is the optimal resolution?
[01:12] <dean0null> i'm having problems connecting my intel 5100agn with the internet
[01:12] <jrib> Helminthe: but as I said, isn't your !nul covered by !offtopic?
[01:12] <lakitu> soundray,  my .xsession-errors file
[01:12] <dean0null> what's the easiest way to connect to th
[01:12] <dean0null> e internet?
[01:12] <wesku_> EruditeHermit: 1024x I think
[01:13] <soundray> lakitu: compiz might be the culprit. While you're still in failsafe, do a 'mv ~/.compiz ~/compizconfig-backup' and try logging into a normal session
[01:13] <vms> Killer--Tux: make sure you don't have any file browsers browsing the cd or terminals (or any programs)
[01:13] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: can you post your xorg.conf somewhere?
[01:13] <Helminthe> jrib: the ot message is not helpful in any way for someone who cannot discern what part of their computer is not working
[01:13] <EruditeHermit> isilion: you figure it out?
[01:14] <MalfermitaKodo> I know it's strange, but the mouse runs but needs an entry in the Xorg.conf to work really well
[01:14] <dean0null> what program would be the easiest way to get connected to my online network?
[01:14] <nylax> whats an optimal swap partition size for a system with 4GB of ram ?
[01:14] <mongolai> can someone point me to a tutorial in getting pulseaudio to stream sound to a different in hardy?
[01:14] <MalfermitaKodo> nylax: do you need swap at all then ;)
[01:14] <mongolai> *different computer
[01:15] <alph4__> I'm having a problem with my 80211 subsystem, http://pastie.org/295492
[01:15] <EruditeHermit> nylax: anything over 4GB if you want to hibernate it
[01:15] <Killer--Tux> vms  i dont have any programs open
[01:15] <alph4__> Can someone please assist?
[01:15] <soundray> nylax: it depends on whether you need hibernation. With, it would be 4.1GB, without, 512MB would be enough
[01:15] <thiebaude> !swap
[01:15] <quanlitruong> ad
[01:15] <XiXaQ> is there any movieclip manager with similar features as rhythmbox? For instance, if you have music videos, you might want to arrange different playlists, give ratings to clips and play the your favorite clips manually, etc?
[01:15] <Danskmand> soundray: ...So youre living in the UK....Maybe I can find something like it here in Germany....
[01:16] <hspaans> swap can make a system faster?
[01:16] <isilion> EruditeHermit: post is updated, hope it can help more ati-ubuntu users. once again, thanx. now im deeply happy with my computer
[01:16] <mib_9nn3ow> Hi, how do you reset the configuration file for a program in Ubuntu? My XChat is messed up and I just want to go through the first walkthrough
[01:16] <EruditeHermit> isilion: cool
[01:16] <XiXaQ> hspaans, yes.
[01:16] <MalfermitaKodo> hspaans: nah, only prevent it from crashing!
[01:16] <soundray> Danskmand: web.de does something similar (can't really recommend them from a customer experience point of view, though)
[01:16] <jrib> mib_9nn3ow: mv ~/.xchat2/ ~/.xchat2.backup
[01:17] <nylax> thanks  guys
[01:17] <vms> Killer--Tux: tried unmounting from a terminal: umount /media/cdrom
[01:17] <d2tehp> what was the command to find the uuid of a hard drive, anyone remember?
[01:17] <hspaans> XiXaQ: time for rereading my Solaris Internals books I expect
[01:18] <isilion> EruditeHermit: one more thing. i saw a video showing a cube linux desktop.  id like to try that. do you know what application is responsable?
[01:18] <unop> d2tehp, sudo blkid
[01:18] <Danskmand> soundray: Maybe my provider can do that....The thing is that I own a 1-person company and I cant use something that adds some kind of advertising or address-rewriting on the faxes...
[01:18] <d2tehp> ah, thx unop
[01:18] <lakitu> soundray, didn't work, but good try
[01:19] <mib_9nn3ow> Hi, how do you reset the configuration file for a program in Ubuntu? My XChat is messed up and I just want to go through the first setup/walkthrough
[01:19] <hspaans> Danskmand: is efax.com nothing for you?
[01:19] <alph4__> Halp me: http://pastie.org/295492
[01:19] <unop> mib_9nn3ow, did you not see what jrib said to you??
[01:19] <lakitu> soundray: altho i noticed compiz was still in effect when i logged back in - shouldn't it've been off?
[01:19]  * MalfermitaKodo is kinda annoyed with the setting
[01:20] <MalfermitaKodo> *setup
[01:20] <soundray> lakitu: no, moving its config doesn't disable it. It just recreates a default .compiz dir when you start it again
[01:20] <mib_9nn3ow> i didnt, unop. sorry about that, and thank you jrib!
[01:20] <naknomik> Is there a way to install an app again? I lost some files, and I want to reinstall the package
[01:21] <EruditeHermit> isilion: compiz
[01:21] <lakitu> soundray, ok
[01:21] <unop> naknomik,  sudo aptitude reinstall package_name
[01:21] <Killer--Tux> vms what would be the best application to install the game cedega or wine
[01:21] <EruditeHermit> isilion: go to System-->Preferences->Appearance-->Visual Effects choose advanced
[01:21] <gleesond> how do I ignore updates for a particular pkg?
[01:22] <mib_9nn3ow> last question, how do you install wine easiest?
[01:22] <sacamano> mib_9nn3ow, Applications->Add/Remove
[01:22] <mib_9nn3ow> ty sacamano
[01:22] <EruditeHermit> isilion: or rather, choose Extra in Visual Effects
[01:22] <lakitu> soundray - what should i do?
[01:22] <vms> Killer--Tux: first, i would wine app db at winehq.org, if it's not supported check cedega's db
[01:23] <soundray> lakitu: in case you decide to reset your gnome configuration, the command is 'gconftool --recursive-unset /'
[01:23] <vms> Killer--Tux: use wine if it's supported, if not then you have to check cedega
[01:23] <Killer--Tux> vms supported by both but the only thing is that i have no sound with wine
[01:23] <MalfermitaKodo> Okay, let me rephrase it: the first mouse is normally /dev/psaux... even if is it USB, fsor... what is the 2nd mouse?
[01:23] <lakitu> soundray, so e.g., i'd lose what.. theme - compiz configuration - what? what are some big things i'd lose -- i don't fully understand what gnome all encompasses
[01:24] <unop> gleesond,  echo "package_name hold" | sudo dpkg --set-selections
[01:24] <nocive> Hi all! I have a weird synaptics touchpad behaviour with Ubuntu Hardy. The right click button also activated vertical scroll (down). Is there a way to remap the right touchpad button? Ideas? :)
[01:24] <soundray> lakitu: essentially everything you set via System-Preferences (what you set through System-Administration will be preserved)
[01:24] <Helminthe> gleesond: good question, especially if holding back one package breaks dependencies for others..
[01:25] <vms> Killer--Tux: run winecfg then and play with the sound settings.. if they say in the appdb the sound works im sure you can get it working
[01:25] <gleesond> Helminthe: I'm pretty sure screen is not a dependency for other pkgs
[01:25] <lakitu> soundray, ok - good explanation. i can handle that.
[01:25] <MalfermitaKodo> nocive: do you happen to have an Acer Aspire One?
[01:25] <EruditeHermit> wesku_: still around?
[01:25] <nocive> Hi all! I have a weird synaptics touchpad behaviour with Ubuntu Hardy. The right click button also activates vertical scroll down and the left button activates vertical scroll up. Is there a way to remap the right touchpad button? Ideas? :)
[01:25] <nocive> MalfermitaKodo: LG X100 (netbook also)
[01:26] <Killer--Tux> vms i get audio test faild
[01:26] <MalfermitaKodo> hmmm....
[01:26] <unop> Helminthe, if a package is held - other packages that depend on it will be held back as well
[01:26] <nocive> MalfermitaKodo: is there a workaround for acer aspire one? maybe they have the same touchpads.
[01:26] <chris__> can someone help me (that is not idle) with ibex?
[01:26] <lakitu> cool, it's back.
[01:26] <MalfermitaKodo> not really, my workaround is to use my external trackball
[01:26] <lakitu> good work soundray
[01:26]  * lakitu busy preferring
[01:26] <unop> !8.10 | chris__
[01:26] <soundray> chris__: you need to ask in #ubuntu+1
[01:27] <chris__> i did :( everyone is idle.....
[01:27] <soundray> lakitu: glad it worked
[01:27] <erisco> how can I directly link two ubuntu computers together via ethernet?
[01:27] <soundray> chris__: it's still offtopic here
[01:27] <MalfermitaKodo> Ubuntu+1? I'd expected ubuntu++ ;)
[01:27] <nocive> MalfermitaKodo: my solution is using the touchpad a standard mouse. I loose vertical scroll and all accidental taps are reported as clicks...
[01:27] <hspaans> chris__: very short question?
[01:27] <d2tehp> i ssh to my ubuntu box alot, and theres like a 4 second pause between when i type my username and when it prompts for the password, anyone know how to remove that delay?
[01:27] <unop> erisco, you'll need a special cross-over cable, if you have one, it's just a matter of assigning IP addresses to both machines.
[01:28] <nocive> I was hoping there could be some workaround or hack to remap the 2 click buttons.. :(
[01:28] <erisco> unop, a special cable? I just have a chunk of cat5
[01:28] <EruditeHermit> isilion: you get it working?
[01:28] <Helminthe> unop: thanks, good to know. a suse-like "provides" without version info might have been useful too, for instances like me insisting on using firefox 1.5. don't ask why :)
[01:28] <chris__> yeah i cant enable my gfx because i can only load in safe gfx mode so it cant reconfigure my xorg config file...
[01:28] <MalfermitaKodo> nocive: well, I have issues with touchpads anyways...
[01:28] <jrib> d2tehp: no, but I would just use ssh keys and not be bothered with typing passwords
[01:28] <nocive> MalfermitaKodo: I don't like them either, but with a 10.6 " netbook it isn't very handy carrying an extra mouse around :X
[01:29] <hspaans> chris__: I don't do restricted drivers sorry
[01:29] <Refefer> hi guys, just updated ubuntu and it required a reset.  Now grub is throwing an Error 18 after I select my kernel version.  any ideas what happened?
[01:29] <unop> erisco,  a cross-over cable is a catX cable - just that it has a few wires crossed over on one end  -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_crossover_cable
[01:29] <erisco> unop, can I use two chunks of cat5 and a hub?
[01:29] <chris__> hspaans, i don't care what it is as long as i can get something higher then 800x600 lol
[01:29] <erisco> unop, I have to work with what I have
[01:29] <unop> erisco, sure - that's what a hub is for
[01:30] <soundray> chris__: try 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk' and select an appropriate display type under Model:
[01:30] <erisco> unop, okay thanks
[01:30] <naknomik> I lost cupsd.conf from the cups package, how do I recover it?
[01:30] <vms> Killer--Tux: can't help you with that, maybe some wine users here who can help
[01:30] <naknomik> not the edited file, but the original
[01:30] <Refefer> any ideas?
[01:31] <soundray> naknomik: 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall cupsys' should recover it
[01:31] <Killer--Tux> vms thanks
[01:31] <timetrap> Can I ask a question?
[01:31] <timetrap> Hello?
[01:31] <Danskmand> Soundray: Ok.....I'm giving up for today...I fell asleep again !
[01:31] <[Stythys]> timetrap: hiya
[01:31] <chris__> soundray, invalid command
[01:31] <timetrap> [Stythys]: Hi! I have a question . . .
[01:31] <[Stythys]> fire away
[01:32] <soundray> naknomik: if not, 'sudo apt-get install --reinstall cupsys-common'
[01:32] <timetrap> [Stythys]:okay I installed ubutnu
[01:32] <timetrap> [Stythys]: and I can't get my ipod to work
[01:32] <soundray> chris__: works in hardy...
[01:32] <chris__> :(
[01:32] <Danskmand> soundray: We'll meet tomorrow - fresh and smiling :-)
[01:32] <timetrap> [Stythys]: it sayz like, ipod not working . .
[01:32] <soundray> !ipod | timetrap
[01:32] <Helminthe> chris__: try downloading the latest beta driver from http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=14 run their installer and blacklist nv
[01:32] <soundray> Danskmand: I wouldn't bet on it...
[01:32] <soundray> Danskmand: quick pm?
[01:33] <Danskmand> Sure !
[01:33] <rainabba> I'm thinking my approach is fundamentally flawed. I have the Ubuntu Server Alt Disk and I'm trying to use it with Apache and Netboot to do a netboot install from a local mirror. Given the proper configuration, is that possible, or do I need another image/more packages?
[01:33] <Danskmand> WE'll do that !
[01:34] <MalfermitaKodo> Okay, let me rephrase it: the first mouse is normally /dev/psaux... even if is it USB, fsor... what is the 2nd mouse, which device?
[01:34] <rainabba> PXE boot goes fine and I get far enough to specify a mirror manually, but then I get "Bad archive mirror". My Apache server is rooted at "\mnt\ubuntu-8.04.1-server-i386\dists\hardy" which contains a Release file, Release.gpg file, and the folders main and restricted.
[01:35] <rogan> No suitable demux plugin. This often means that the file format is not supported.   // i dont understand why amarok will only play selected mp4s but i have about 2000 songs that give me that error and id3 tags are all fucked up
[01:36] <rainabba> When prompted for the "archive mirror directory" in the installer, the default is "/ubuntu/" which doesn't exist in the ISO image at all. What's up with this?
[01:36] <MothOnLovesLight> does anyone here use JanusVM?
[01:36] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: try 'grep event /var/log/Xorg.0.log'
[01:36] <hspaans> rogan: search on google for "id3v2 tag"
[01:36] <MothOnLovesFlame> does anyone here use JanusVM?
[01:36] <[Stythys]> Come! Use Arch! All your dreams will come true!
[01:37] <FluFFy`> Hello, I need some serious help. :)
[01:37] <jspp_> TELL US!!!
[01:37] <FluFFy`> I just tried installing Ubuntu. Or actually, I did install it, in dual boot mode. Now the problem is that it doesn't boot, and theres a small hint in what direction I need to be looking..
[01:38] <jspp_> What is the error message?
[01:38] <godmode117> does anyone know if Mondo can backup to DVDRs?
[01:38] <FluFFy`> As currently my RAID1 drive is rebuilding..
[01:38] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: I do not see any mentioning of the trackball
[01:38] <MothOnLovesFlame> does anyone here use JanusVM?
[01:38] <bugaloo> guys, I have a eeepc (asus 701) running ubuntu-eee but I can't do my webcam works.. can anybody help me?
[01:38] <rogan> hspaans: is there a plugin for amarok?
[01:38] <MothOnLovesFlame> !JanusVM
[01:39] <FluFFy`> I have RAID0 and RAID1 partitions in windows..this is a problem..right? It says status" failed on startup for those raid partitions..
[01:39] <[TiZ]> Startup-manager keeps changing the names of my grub menu entries! How do I make it stop?
[01:39] <maestrolinux> http://s2.ar.bitefight.org/c.php?uid=19732 hello --!!! hola alguien me ayuda con esto
[01:39] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: anything hooked on /dev/input/event* there?
[01:40] <rainabba> FluFFy`: What raid controller?
[01:40] <ogsc> bugaloo: is your webcam enabled in the bios? i've found that to be the case (inexplicably) on my 1000h and have heard that elsewhere
[01:40] <WDC> Hello
[01:40] <Tonno> Help... I can open the terminal
[01:40] <Tonno> can't
[01:40] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: things like janusvm don't make sense when you only have one uplink for example
[01:40] <FluFFy`> Intel raid controller.
[01:40] <MalfermitaKodo> (--) Synaptics Touchpad auto-dev sets device to /dev/input/event7
[01:40] <MalfermitaKodo> (**) Option "Device" "/dev/input/event7"
[01:40] <WDC> I am trying to switch desktops with Cntrl Alt right or left but it just moves the active window. It doesn't change the desktop
[01:41] <MothOnLovesFlame> what's an uplink?
[01:41] <MalfermitaKodo> that repeated several times
[01:41] <WDC> Tonno: control alt backspace, then relogin
[01:41] <rainabba> FluFFy`: More specific?
[01:41] <[TiZ]> Okay, one more time. Startup Manager keeps changing the names of my grub menu entries. How do I make it stop?
[01:41] <FluFFy`> My RAID1 fails when I boot up.
[01:41] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: connections to the internet
[01:41] <MalfermitaKodo> sorry if that violated anti-flood policy
[01:41] <rainabba> FluFFy`: The Raid controller, which one? (Intel makes and integrates many)
[01:41] <hspaans> FluFFy`: you mean ich-raid?
[01:41] <Tonno> WDC , what? :S
[01:41] <Naaaatan> anyone managed to get knewz installed on Ubuntu?
[01:41] <FluFFy`> Oh right, let me check that.
[01:42] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: didn't see all your earlier messages, what type of controller is yours? usb?
[01:42] <WDC> Tonno: Not that hard. On the keyboard hit Control + Alt + Backspace and then relogin and it should work
[01:42] <bobertdos> [TiZ]: How exactly have they been changing?
[01:42] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: can janusvm run java programs through tor?
[01:42] <FluFFy`> Intell Matrix Storage Console 7.6
[01:42] <rainabba> FluFFy`: ICH-Raid is known an Fake-raid in Linux because Linux doesn't recognize it as a "real" RAID controller. It isn't supported.
[01:42] <Refefer> hmm, ok, so why won't grub throw an error when I use a previous kernel version?   It's not like my hd changes sizes
[01:42] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: I have no clue how the touchpad is connected, but it uses /dev/psaux, the trackball, I want to configure uses USB
[01:43] <Tonno> WDC , ohh ok I get it now...
[01:43] <rainabba> FluFFy`: If you tried to install to one of those arrays, you likely overwrote a single disk (or more) and killed the array.
[01:43] <Tonno> thanks
[01:43] <jspp_> ime pallejas
[01:43] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: tor is one network you don't want to connect with
[01:43] <bugaloo> ogsc: webcam is ON
[01:43] <FluFFy`> rainabba, yes I probably did, it's being rebuild roght now.
[01:43] <[TiZ]> bobertdos: I used to have just 4 entries: Ubuntu 8.04.1, Ubuntu 8.04.1 (recovery), memtest86+, and Windows XP. Whenever I startup the Startup Manager, it changes the names of the first three to Debian GNU/Linux, kernel blah blah blah whatever, and adds a separator before the WinXP entry.
[01:43] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans:  why is that?
[01:43] <bugaloo> ogsc: I even tried to disable it and enable it again
[01:43] <bugaloo> but nothing
[01:43] <rainabba> Then it's not failed, but degraded.
[01:43] <FluFFy`> Ok.
[01:43] <bobertdos> Refefer: Do you mean why WOULD it throw an error? (Just double checking)
[01:44] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: unplug the trackball, plug it back in, and check the last lines of 'dmesg' output. should give you some hint
[01:44] <rainabba> FluFFy`:I've been through that issue a few times. Finally broke down and bought an SRCSAS18E off eBay for a few bucks.
[01:44] <Refefer> bobertdos: I just upgraded some packages in my distro and prior to that, ubunt was working fine
[01:44] <ogsc> bugaloo: does the green light come on when you start cheese?
[01:44] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: less then 1% is legal and every security service is connected
[01:44] <bugaloo> ogsc: no
[01:44] <FluFFy`> rainabba, what is that?
[01:44] <rainabba> FluFFy`: For pure Linux systems, Linux Software Raid is great.
[01:44] <Refefer> now when I load it up, it refuses the boot with the two most recent kernels claiming cylindor problems on the hd
[01:44] <Refefer> however, a less recent kernel still works fine
[01:44] <rainabba> FluFFy`: Dedicated "Hardware" Raid controller that is 8channel and does SAS and SATAII
[01:45] <rainabba> gotta run
[01:45] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans:  what do you mean every security service is connected?
[01:45] <FluFFy`> Hmm, I actually wanted to make it a dual boot system. So then my best bet would be to get a hardware controller?
[01:46] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: and as long you don't have multiple uplinks connected to true different networks and internet exchanges then it's fake security
[01:46] <ogsc> bugaloo: what is the output of 'cat /proc/acpi/asus/camera'?
[01:47] <bugaloo> ogsc: 1
[01:47] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: what security services are connected
[01:47] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: every secret service has multiple nodes running in the tor network
[01:47] <Refefer> anyone have any ideas?
[01:47] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: most nodes are in central and northern europe
[01:48] <drog> I have my own secret service
[01:48] <drog> that's how awesome I am
[01:48] <jspp_> No you dont
[01:48] <jspp_> liar
[01:48] <drog> No, I don't
[01:48] <chaddy> Refefer: load up a kernel that works and fsck?
[01:48] <Refefer> fire
[01:49] <Refefer> hmm, time to reboot
[01:49] <Refefer> brb
[01:49] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: but i dont know much about this, do  you know WHICH security services are connected?
[01:49] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: http://www.pastebin.ca/1230606
[01:49] <[TiZ]> Okay, one more time. Startup Manager keeps changing the names of my grub menu entries. How do I make it stop?
[01:50] <bugaloo> ogsc: just for your consideration, the webcam used to work on windows
[01:50] <MalfermitaKodo> TiZ... how are things changed?
[01:50] <After_Math> why cant I telnet to an open port on my localhost?
[01:50] <RYknow> Anyone here using a G15 Keyboard?
[01:50] <Shakedown> is there a GUI SSH client packaged in 8.04?
[01:50] <chadder> HarryR: do I need to mount my /swap partition from this old FreeBSD drive, will anything from that impact the previous setup?
[01:50] <[TiZ]> MalfermitaKodo: I used to have just 4 entries: Ubuntu 8.04.1, Ubuntu 8.04.1 (recovery), memtest86+, and Windows XP. Whenever I startup the Startup Manager, it changes the names of the first three to Debian GNU/Linux, kernel blah blah blah whatever, and adds a separator before the WinXP entry.
[01:50] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: how about freenet?
[01:50] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: I'm not going to answer for more than one reason
[01:51] <jspp_> Liars
[01:51] <[TiZ]> I want it to stop doing that.
[01:51] <usser> Shakedown, putty, gftp
[01:51] <MalfermitaKodo> tiz pastebin your menu.lst?
[01:51] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: what reasons?
[01:51] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: and nothing about it in Xorg.0.log ?
[01:51] <Shakedown> usser: do those come with 8.04?
[01:51] <After_Math> How can I telnet to an open port on my computer?
[01:51] <[TiZ]> MalfermitaKodo: You mean the one before startup manager changed the names, or the one after?
[01:52] <RYknow> how can I change the output on the LCD of my G15 keybaord?
[01:52] <RYknow> I have G15composer...how do I use it? and do I need anything else?
[01:52] <elstefanno> hi
[01:52] <ogsc> bugaloo: i'm not sure what is going on. i'd try to check your uvcvideo driver installation, and if installed, update it to the latest version
[01:52] <[TiZ]> I backed up my menu.lst before I loaded startup manager, 'cos I was afraid it would do this. I can pastebin my old one, or my current one.
[01:53] <csilk> is there a way to tell ubuntu what nameserver to query?
[01:53] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: nothing
[01:53] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: there are enough papers on why networks like tor don't work in the Internet we now live in
[01:53] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans: what about things like freenet, I2P and GNUnet
[01:54] <Shakedown> So, I'm on my desktop and I SSH into my university's server. Now, I have a file on the server that I want to copy to my desktop, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to use scp in this situation. Anybody know of a good tutorial or able to walk me through a bit of it?
[01:54] <ZEERO> can anyone help me? i cant open regedit in wine
[01:54] <[TiZ]> MalfermitaKodo: http://pastebin.com/f5293fcbc The menu.lst before startup manager changed it
[01:54] <dtech> is there any way to configure the display/screen/monitor settings in Hardy?
[01:54] <Darth_Ramirek> o.O
[01:54] <ZEERO> how do i open regedit?
[01:54] <csilk> ZEERO,  why would you want to use regedit?
[01:55] <ZEERO> csilk, i need regedit to get ubuntu to run on wine
[01:55] <csilk> Oh, i wasn't aware wine required ubuntu -_-
[01:55] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: when you have at least three connections and change them every four to six months maybe, but then other people start to ask questions
[01:55] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: no idea then, I was expecting you to see something like "config/hal: Adding input device Logitech USB Trackball"
[01:55] <mongolai> Shakedown, for hardy, you can go to Places>Connect To Server... and get an sftp session in nautilus
[01:55] <ZEERO> so can ANYONE help me use regedit?
[01:56] <techqbert> Anybody have Asus 1000 running 8.04 in here?
[01:56] <[TiZ]> ZEERO, what are you trying to do? "make ubuntu run on wine"? Don't you mean the other way around?
[01:56] <ogsc> techqbert: 1000h. does that count?
[01:57] <MothOnLovesFlame> hspaans:  do you care to elaborate in private?
[01:57] <ZEERO> [tiz] i meant world of warcraft
[01:57] <ZEERO> i need to use regedit to get wow running
[01:57] <[TiZ]> Oh. Hit alt+f2 and do "wine regedit"
[01:57] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: what is hal?
[01:58] <ZEERO> [TiZ] i tired it in a terminal and it didnt work\
[01:58] <[TiZ]> Do you have wine installed?
[01:58] <ZEERO> [TiZ], yeah, its installed
[01:58] <HEATHZ> hey... i instaled the ubuntu 8.0.4
[01:58] <Dreamglider> can anyone help me get youtube and ebaumsworld and such video sites to show video with out jerking ? i use firefor and ubuntu 8.04
[01:58] <HEATHZ> ops
[01:59] <Riovane> .
[01:59] <[TiZ]> Well, running "wine regedit" from the run dialog should work.
[01:59] <ZEERO> Dreamglider, turn off hardware acceleration it the setup
[01:59] <bugaloo> uvcvideo... ok, I'll try it
[01:59] <[TiZ]> Maybe you need a more up-to-date version, from the wine website
[01:59] <techqbert> ogsc: yeah.  that does count ;) Could you tell me how playback is with HD content on vimeo.  Of the many clips, I recently stumbled on this one. www.shortner.com/24o will forward you there.
[01:59] <ogsc> bugaloo: something along these lines... http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?pid=247477#p247477
[01:59] <bugaloo> ogsc: synaptic doesn't find any uvcvideo
[01:59] <ZEERO> [TiZ], i have the newest version
[01:59] <bugaloo> is it normal?
[01:59] <ogsc> techqbert: just a sec, i'll check it out
[01:59] <[TiZ]> Well, I don't know what to tell you then. I'm sorry.
[01:59] <ZEERO> ok
[01:59] <ZEERO> now its working
[01:59] <ZEERO> weird
[02:00] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: no I'm bound to certain rules, but search for electronic blow whistle and there are enough pdf's that will explain the situation to start with
[02:00] <HEATHZ> hey... i instaled the ubuntu 8.04 but i'm without internet connection at home... anybody knows where can i download an image with the video and audio (mp3) codecs?
[02:00] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: a service that should be running on your system and that watches for input devices among others. what does " ps auxw | grep hald-addon-input" say?
[02:00] <truebosko> Hi there, anyone have any tips on playing HUGE files with VLC in Ubuntu? I notice on Ubuntu when I try to play an 8gb .mkv file it is choppy, but is fine on Windows
[02:00] <hspaans> MothOnLovesFlame: and now back to on-topic again
[02:00] <Goan> Hi. How do I setup classpath for my Java
[02:00] <Goan> and MySQL JDBC
[02:00] <bugaloo> ogsc: thanks, I ll take a look
[02:01] <techqbert> truebosko: how did you get the .mkv file to play in VLC?  Last time I tried, I learned that the ubuntu devs don't compile .mkv into VLC.  I have to bring up my gentoo machine to watch the particular file
[02:01] <Dreamglider> can anyone help me get youtube and ebaumsworld and such video sites to show video with out jerking ? hardware acceleration is off but itś still jerky
[02:02] <[ICR]> Hey. I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Server Edition. I don't have a CD writer to hand, so I can't burn the CD. I do, however, have an old Ubuntu Desktop Live CD. I managed to copy the iso to a small partition and get it to boot from the partition using grub. However, it now fails during the install when it tries to mount and check the CD drive. Any suggestions?
[02:02] <Goan> Also, I have two jvm':  java-6-sun, and java-6-sun-1.6.0.07
[02:02] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: root      5192  0.0  0.2   3416  1152 ?        S    01:21   0:00 hald-addon-input: Listening on /dev/input/event8 /dev/input/event1 /dev/input/event3 /dev/input/event4 /dev/input/event5 /dev/input/event6
[02:02] <[ICR]> step 8 and 9 from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=316093 doesn't work
[02:02] <dextervip> how do i add an user ftp on pureftp?
[02:02] <HEATHZ> somebody?
[02:03] <HEATHZ> ¬¬'
[02:03] <Dreamglider> laptop is 2x2GHz 2Gb RAM and 256Mb ATI radio graphic card so it's fast enough
[02:03] <Blue112> Hello, can I have a little help ?
[02:03] <ortsvorsteher>  !ask
[02:03] <techqbert> ogsc: any luck with playback?  ever play a 720p vid on your 1000h?
[02:03] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: from your output earlier in pastebin, the trackball is on input10. can you try the old fashioned reboot with the device plugged in? no other ideas
[02:04] <MalfermitaKodo> HEATHZ: I think you can download the deb packages
[02:04] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: okay, I'll do it like in Windows!
[02:04] <truebosko> techqbert: I dunno .. it just plays it out of the box :)
[02:04] <MalfermitaKodo> but....
[02:04] <ogsc> techqbert: it was choppy...really choppy. i've tried watching a 720p of star trek nemesis and it didn't do too well. choppy as well
[02:05] <Blue112> I'm with irssi cause my gnome doesn't works, the gnome-panel freeze, then the entire desktop, and then, the screen go orange, then nothing. When I restart X and login again, I have just an gray rectangle at the top left of the screen (with nothing inside).
[02:05] <MalfermitaKodo> should I write it in my xorg.conf or should I comment it
[02:05] <csilk> dextervip, please use google for simple question before running to IRC.. > http://download.pureftpd.org/pub/pure-ftpd/doc/README.Virtual-Users
[02:05] <csilk> *questions
[02:05] <HEATHZ> MalfermitaKodo yeah... but download one by one and than try to install at home... after that i notice that theres a lot of dependences to install too...
[02:05] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: don't change xorg.conf yet
[02:05] <MalfermitaKodo> Blue112: mv your .gnome ?
[02:06] <Blue112> MalfermitaKodo: What's inside ?
[02:06] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: okay, so I'll commentthe changes!
[02:06] <HEATHZ> MalfermitaKodo 'cause of this i want an iso with the packages and dependecies
[02:06] <truebosko> hmm, trying Movie playet to play the .mkv
[02:06] <MalfermitaKodo> Blue112: your GNOME configuration
[02:06] <Blue112> MalfermitaKodo: (and with is .gnome2 ?)
[02:06] <Blue112> what is*
[02:06] <Dreamglider> more info: playback on youtube, ebaumsworld, snuffx, youporn (All video sites) is jerky, i have firefox 303 Ubuntu 8.04 and use the adobe flash plugin, the pc is 2x2GHz 2Gb ram and 256Mb ati radeon graphic card. the video loads fast so that's not the problem.
[02:06] <Blue112> not with, sorry.
[02:07] <Goan> java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver ... can someone please tell me how to set the classpath for this driver?
[02:07] <techqbert> ogsc: ah that was my fear.
[02:07] <Dreamglider> oh and hardware acceleration is off
[02:07] <techqbert> truebosko: out of the box with an intel-atom ubuntu 8.04 machine?
[02:07] <techqbert> ogsc: thanks for testing for me
[02:07] <ogsc> techqbert: are you running a 1000?
[02:08] <truebosko> techqbert: I'm using the ATI drivers
[02:08] <hspaans> Goan: http://www.google.nl/search?q=unix+mysql+classpath
[02:08] <truebosko> And it seems that movie player so far is not skipping where VLC was
[02:08] <truebosko> strange..
[02:08] <truebosko> It's a good movie too, I wanna watch it :)
[02:08] <techqbert> ogsc: nope.  old p4 with 64-bit graphics card that skips VLC on 720p and skips on vimeo
[02:08] <nraic> What is the name of that gnome app that monitors that network traffic, cpu usage, and something else
[02:09] <nraic> it has 3 or 4 black boxes
[02:09] <Refefer> ugh, no such luck
[02:09] <Refefer> my partition is fine
[02:09] <truebosko> heh, when I browse am edia heavy website the video begins slowing. You can tell an 8gb file is tough :)
[02:09] <HEATHZ> hey... i instaled the ubuntu 8.04 but i'm without internet connection at home... anybody knows where can i download an image with the video and audio (mp3) codecs?
[02:09] <techqbert> ogsc: why do you think the asus 1000h skips on vimeo and 720p?
[02:09]  * techqbert has seen 720p play well under windows through youtube videos users put up
[02:10] <Helminthe> nraic: gnome-system-monitor - Process viewer and system resource monitor for GNOME 2
[02:10] <Refefer> any grub gurus out there?
[02:10] <ogsc> techqbert: i'm not real sure...we use vimeo for playback at work and i've found it to require more 'juice' to run than other online providers
[02:11] <CoRnJuLiOx> hey, to install kubuntu from gnome, you just install the kubuntu-desktop package from synaptic, right?
[02:11] <truebosko> Ok, real question. I removed kde from my package manager but now my Ubuntu update manager wants me to install 200+ kde related packages
[02:11] <racquad> hi guys! I have ubuntu 8.04 installed on an acer one and I just upgraded to 8.10. the thing is that the video is strange, too slow. to move a window is a pain.
[02:11] <truebosko> I dont want KDE so .. what should I do?
[02:11] <nraic> Helminthe, does it already come with ubuntu
[02:11] <ogsc> techqbert: that may have something to do with it...but i'm not an expert :)
[02:11] <racquad> the chipset is intel 945. on 8.04 it worked very gently, but on 8.10 its too slow
[02:11] <Helminthe> Refefer: only two in total alive, I think :) please detail your problem
[02:11] <nylax> hello guys
[02:12] <Helminthe> nraic: of course, that is the package name
[02:12] <nylax> currently in Ubuntu 64
[02:12] <sayers> How do I have an apache userdir ( 192.168.1.100/~steven ) ?
[02:12] <racquad> to scroll firefox, for example, is a really pain. very slow
[02:13] <Refefer> Helminthe: I recently did a routine update using the update utility on my laptop.  As of that point it was working perfeclty fine.  It requested that I reboot the machine and after I did, I can only get an older kernel, 16, to booth
[02:13] <Refefer> er, boot
[02:13] <MalfermitaKodo>  http://pastebin.ca/1230621
[02:13] <Refefer> otherwise I get an Error 18 - Cylindor problem
[02:13] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: that's what it says now
[02:13] <HEATHZ> ¬¬"
[02:13] <techqbert> ogsc: thanks for all the assistance bro
[02:14] <ogsc> techqbert: no problem, any time
[02:14] <truebosko> Anyone know how Gnome Movie player finds subtitles? I have an .srt file in the same directory but it's not recognizing it
[02:14] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: so it ignores your trackpad completely
[02:14] <truebosko> ah found it .. requires command line
[02:15] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: well, not, the trackball works...
[02:15] <ReyRey> Hey guys.. I want to install a new ROM on my windows smartphone but needs windows activesync, is there a way to install my ROM on Ubuntu? I read that activesync on wine has a 'garbage' rating btw
[02:15] <nraic> Helminthe, I am talking about one that sits on top menu bar
[02:15] <racquad> any idea, anyone?
[02:15] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: I just want to setup it to be able to scroll
[02:16] <Refefer> truebosko: I h ave no idea if it will, but I know VLC player plays subtitles perfectly
[02:16] <mongolai> can anyone point me to a tutorial to get pulseaudio to redirect audio over the LAN on hardy?
[02:16] <Blue112> I'm with irssi cause my gnome doesn't works, the gnome-panel freeze, then the entire desktop, and then, the screen go orange, then nothing. When I restart X and login again, I have just an gray rectangle at the top left of the screen (with nothing inside). I have exactly the same issue with a new user.
[02:17] <Dreamglider> is there any way to get ubuntu to speed up CPU i am currently running at 50%  !
[02:17] <MTecknology> Blue112: can you pastebin your .xsession-errors ?
[02:17] <Blue112> MTecknology: I can't, i'm in tty >_<
[02:17] <MalfermitaKodo> Blue112: lynx?
[02:17] <MTecknology> Dreamglider: dual core?
[02:18] <Blue112> MalfermitaKodo, MTecknology, there's no errors into.
[02:18] <Refefer> Dreamglider: you machine is possibly scaling the cpu based on how much you need, or as MTecknology said it could be a dual core machine
[02:18] <Dreamglider> MTecknology, yes
[02:18] <MTecknology> Blue112: Can you login to a failsafe gnome or a failsafe terminal?
[02:18] <ReyRey> Hey guys.. I want to install a new ROM on my windows smartphone but needs windows activesync, is there a way to install my ROM on Ubuntu? I read that activesync on wine has a 'garbage' rating btw
[02:18] <Refefer> Dreamglider: you're probably running a program which can only use 1 core
[02:18] <Blue112> MTecknology: I don't know what do you mean.
[02:18] <MTecknology> Dreamglider: then you have one process that's eating upu one proc, and the other proc is serving other processes
[02:19] <jioyo> if your life without computer
[02:19] <MTecknology> Blue112: in the gnome login you have an option to log into a different session, try failsafe gnome
[02:19] <Dreamglider> i have "CPU Freq monitor" on my panel it says the pcu is running at 1GHz
[02:19] <Blue112> MTecknology: The failsafe gnome has the same issue :(
[02:20] <Dreamglider> cant i manualy set it to run at full speed ?
[02:20] <Refefer> Dreamglider: sure, but there would be no point
[02:20] <MalfermitaKodo>  http://pastebin.ca/1230630
[02:20] <GaMbi_DK> anyone who can tell me how to / if it is possible to drag a window from my monitor onto my TV (using Separate X screen) - I need this so I can use my desktops and watching a movie on TV-out at the same time
[02:20] <MTecknology> Dreamglider: If you want to get ambitious, you can try to recompile the application to support dual core - if they coded it
[02:20] <MalfermitaKodo> That's my xorg.conf
[02:20] <nraic> Does anyone know that name of a application that sits on the top menu bar in gnome and monitors the cpu, network etc
[02:20] <MTecknology> Blue112: what about failsafe terminal?
[02:20] <Refefer> Ubuntu automatically scales it (assuming default settings) so that if you need more cpu power, they'll make it run faster
[02:20] <Blue112> MTecknology: I'm trying.
[02:21] <FFEMTcJ> is anyone familiar with rsnapshot? i want to set it up.. but the server im wanting to set it up on, I can't modify anything in the /etc dir. Is it possible to put the conifg file in another folder and run it?
[02:21] <Dreamglider> MTecknology, that's way to complicated for a newb like me.
[02:21] <nraic> http://www.gnome.org/~federico/misc/monitor-labels.png
[02:21] <Blue112> MTecknology: It works.
[02:21] <onexused> My brother started to save a document with open office on his USB flash drive, then pulled the drive before it was done (no unmount).  OOffice froze, lagging the computer and wouldn't shut off even with sudo kill -9.  I rebooted.  What can I do next time?
[02:21] <jioyo> who can tell me if your life without computer
[02:21] <MTecknology> Blue112: You may be able to mv ~/.gnome ~/.gnome-bak to make it work...
[02:21] <nraic> What is the application name that create the 4 boxes on the bottom task bar
[02:21] <chadder> if i wanted to do a 'cp' on the /var/lib/mysql folders which options do i use to copy all the required files successfully?
[02:21] <NaRcZ> easy to way to share ubuntu and vista?
[02:21] <MTecknology> Blue112: this will partially let you start from scratch...
[02:21] <chadder> sometimes i get overloaded with the man lol
[02:22] <csilk> NaRcZ,  share?
[02:22] <onexused> NaRcZ: Share files between?  a FAT32 partition.
[02:22] <NaRcZ> exchange files, samba?
[02:22] <Blue112> MTecknology: I've already moved a lot of directories to bak, I even created a new user, but it still doesn't work.
[02:22] <MTecknology> NaRcZ: I make an extra NTFS partition that I let windows and ubuntu mount as read/write
[02:22] <NaRcZ> no network, between 2 computers on a network
[02:22] <Ontolog> Is there any service I can restart to fix the sound system when it goes to hell?
 no network, between 2 computers on a network      ????????/
[02:22] <Blue112> MTecknology: (i'm currently on tty with irssi)
[02:22] <MTecknology> Blue112: useradd -m -s /bin/bash newuser ??
[02:23] <bruenig> Ontolog: are you talking about alsa?
[02:23] <onexused> NaRcZ: When I had a Windows comp, I shared a folder from it and used samba from this one.  That worked well for me.
[02:23] <NaRcZ> i meant no, network, i want to exchange files between an ubuntu and a vista on the same network
[02:23] <MTecknology> Blue112: if You don't use -m then they can't log into a session
[02:23] <Blue112> MTecknology: I've done sudo adduser newuser, isn't that good ?
[02:23] <csilk> NaRcZ,  you are saying there is no network but both machines are on the same network?
[02:23] <MTecknology> Blue112: -m makes a home directory - the user can't log in without it
[02:23] <Dreamglider> one more question: playback on youtube, ebaumsworld, snuffx, youporn (All video sites) is jerky, i have firefox 303 Ubuntu 8.04 and use the adobe flash plugin, the pc is 2x2GHz(Running at 50% apparently) 2Gb ram and 256Mb ati radeon graphic card. the video loads fast so that's not the problem, i have disabled the hardware acceleration also but no luck, anyone know what i can do to fix this ?
[02:24] <BCM34> csilk: no network yet
[02:24] <csilk> MTecknology,  youporn??? lol
[02:24] <Blue112> MTecknology: It has a home directory, and I've logued with it. The issue is the same.
[02:24] <NaRcZ> very simple problem, I am on a network with 2 cpus. One being vista the other ubuntu, I want to exchange .mp3's
[02:24] <Ontolog> bruenig: i don't know which sound system is being used
[02:24] <MTecknology> csilk: what?
[02:24] <csilk> Nothing...............
[02:24] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: is it possible just to uncomment the part in my xorg.conf relating to the trackball?
[02:24] <MTecknology> Blue112: and no .xsession-errors ??
[02:24] <Blue112> MTecknology: The file exists, but contains no errors.
[02:25] <MalfermitaKodo> NaRcZ: Samba? Ftp?
[02:25] <DigitalFiz> Dreamglider, try flash player 10 seems to be fixing a lot of peoples problems its still beta but seems to perform better then 9
[02:25] <NaRcZ> i right clicked on folder and clicked share, installed samba, but vista can not find the folder
[02:25] <MTecknology> Blue112: 8.10 or 8.04
[02:25] <Helminthe> MalfermitaKodo: of course
[02:25] <bruenig> Ontolog: well nonetheless, sound is typically a kernel thing so
[02:25] <Blue112> MTecknology: 8.04 :)
[02:25] <BCM34> DigitalFiz: I think it is out of beta now
[02:25] <DigitalFiz> Dreamglider, its a real easy upgrad too its a simple file replace
[02:26] <DigitalFiz> BCM34, havent checked since i installed it maybe i should get the newest hehe
[02:26] <NaRcZ> What more do you do, after right clicking on a folder, clicking share, installing samba...why is the folder on ubuntu not discoverable from a vista machine
[02:26] <csilk> Dreamglider, youporn, lol....
[02:26] <MTecknology> Blue112: I'm not sure...
[02:26] <renegade420> how can i mount and write to a removable fat32 disk
[02:26] <renegade420> ?
[02:26] <MTecknology> Blue112: when did this happen?
[02:26] <kwyjibo> i accidentally removed some video codecs somehow, and attempted to reinstall them, but now there is pixelation and banding. how can i reset it to ubuntu factory default video playback?
[02:26] <Refefer> csilk: can't fault honesty ;)
[02:27] <csilk> hahah
[02:27] <Blue112> MTecknology: Today >_<
[02:27] <d2tehp> in ubuntu 8.04 how can i make gdm not start at boot?
[02:27] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: okay... expect X11 to go up in flames in 3
[02:27] <mongolai> I just discovered a strange bug -- I'm currently logged onto a remote computer (with my own account) through a remote X-session and when the *other* user inserted an audio CD, Rythymbox window popped up here...
[02:27] <MTecknology> Blue112: after any updates or anything?
[02:27] <NaRcZ> Nobody has ever had the issue of network sharing an ubuntu with an xp family, etc. wow
[02:27] <Blue112> MTecknology: About 4 hours ago. I've puted a livecd, and use it for fsck, but nothing.
[02:27] <d2tehp> NaRcZ did you install samba
[02:27] <MalfermitaKodo> d2tehp: remove the symlink to gdm in /etc/rc5d.
[02:27] <NaRcZ> samba installed
[02:28] <MalfermitaKodo> errr
[02:28] <MTecknology> Blue112: did this happen after fsck or before?
[02:28] <MalfermitaKodo> /etc/rc5.d
[02:28] <d2tehp> NaRcZ both computers in same workgroup? can you see the ubuntu box?
[02:28] <Blue112> MTecknology: I've removed pulseaudio, but I don't think it's linked.
[02:28] <MTecknology> no
[02:28] <renegade420> how can i mount and write to a removable fat32 disk?
[02:28] <Blue112> MTecknology: Before
[02:28] <NaRcZ> d2tehp: ubuntu box?
[02:28] <kwyjibo> can someone please help me put gnome video playback packages to ubuntu installation defaults? :<
[02:28] <Dreamglider> csilk, youporn, redtube, snuffx, whatever site they are all jerky as in video is lagging :P
[02:28] <MalfermitaKodo> renegade420: not working defaultly?
[02:28] <MTecknology> Blue112: how long have it been running ok?
[02:29] <d2tehp> NaRcZ can you see the ubuntu machine from the vista machine?
[02:29] <MTecknology> !o4o | Dreamglider
[02:29] <Blue112> MTecknology: About 1 year >_<
[02:29] <Dreamglider> sry
[02:29] <NaRcZ> d2tehp: no thats the problem
[02:29] <renegade420> MalfermitaKodo, nope ihave to mount manually
[02:29] <MalfermitaKodo> Dreamglider: say godtube ;)
[02:29] <Dreamglider> plyahh !
[02:29] <Helminthe> renegade420: this should be handled automagically by ubuntu. if not, mount -tvfat /dev/xxx somefolder -o rw,umask=0000
[02:29] <Dreamglider> Goodtube perhaps
[02:30] <lanking> what
[02:30] <d2tehp> NaRcZ edit your /etc/samba/smb.conf and make sure you are in the same workgroup, there may be a gui way to do this, i always use command line
[02:30] <NaRcZ> d2tehp: ok im gonna check it
[02:30] <MTecknology> Blue112: So it was running fine for a year. You didn't do any updates. You haven't altered anything other than removing pulseaudio. And it just happened after turning on your computer a few hours ago. ??
[02:30] <kwyjibo> surely this is an easy problem? setting some packages back to installation defaults?
[02:31] <d2tehp> also see if you can get to the ubuntu machine by ip, on vista hold the windows key and hit r then type \\ip.of.ubuntu.box\
[02:31] <FFEMTcJ> is anyone familiar with rsnapshot? i want to set it up.. but the server im wanting to set it up on, I can't modify anything in the /etc dir. Is it possible to put the conifg file in another folder and run it?
[02:31] <Blue112> MTecknology: I've done the ubuntu's security upgrade, as usual. But that's it, i really don't know why that happens >_< maybe a broken file.
[02:32] <MTecknology> Blue112: can you do sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[02:32] <DigitalFiz> BCM34, your right its out of beta now
[02:32] <Blue112> MTecknology: Ok.
[02:32] <{alejandro}> hey I did the latest upgrades for today and restarted my computer and now my sound card isn't reading
[02:33] <Blue112> MTecknology: It says that it has nothing to do (with full-upgrade)
[02:33] <MTecknology> Blue112: You're using aptitude, not full-upgrade, right?
[02:33] <Blue112> MTecknology: ?
[02:33] <XiXaQ> does anyone know if gimmie is still being developed or if it's died?
[02:33] <MTecknology> I can see the upgrades available right now because vmware is messing with me
[02:34] <Blue112> Usually I use apt-get >_<
[02:34] <MTecknology> Blue112: do exactly what I wrote above
[02:34] <Bhavesh> !convert
[02:34] <Bhavesh> !debian
[02:34] <Bhavesh> easy way to convert debian 4.0 to Ubunbu?
[02:34] <{alejandro}> What should my first step be if my sound card just stopped working?
[02:35] <Blue112> MTecknology: That's what I've done. sudo aptitude update give me a lot a lines, but no errors. sudo aptitude full-upgrade gives me also a lot of line, which says that it has nothing to do >_<
[02:35] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: do you have your /home on a separate partition?
[02:35] <GaMbi_DK> how do i drag a window from monitor to TV using separate X screen?
[02:35] <MalfermitaKodo> {alejandro}: dmesg |tail
[02:35] <Bhavesh> MTecknology: yes.. actually i just installed debian 4.0 3 hrs a go
[02:35] <kwyjibo> can someone please help me put gnome video playback packages to ubuntu installation defaults? mine is broken somehow. pixellated, colour banding. :<
[02:35] <demism> I added an ext3 partition to my disc, I can't get it to automount when I reboot. It is my new /home
[02:35] <MalfermitaKodo> Helminthe: Thanks! it works now!
[02:36] <MTecknology> Blue112: what happens if you try to reinstall pulseaudio
[02:36] <{alejandro}> MalfermitaKodo I don't see any info on sound...
[02:36] <MTecknology> Blue112: I have one more idea after that, but you won't completely like it
[02:36] <{alejandro}> hm without tail...
[02:36] <Bhavesh> demism: did you edit /etc/fstab with new information?
[02:36] <Blue112> MTecknology: Hum, I really don't think it's linked, but I'm trying...
[02:36] <MTecknology> Blue112: I wouldn't think so - but perhaps....
[02:36] <kwyjibo> so frustrating
[02:36] <demism> Bhavesh: yes I copied the parameters of my / directory and just added auto to it
[02:36] <Blue112> MTecknology: Ok, I have an error message when I start gnome \o/
[02:37] <Bhavesh> demism: you may also need to change the file system type from ext2 or whatever it was before to ext3
[02:37] <MTecknology> Blue112: what exactly does it say?
[02:37] <demism> Bhavesh: I just added auto though, before it didn't work without it
[02:37] <Blue112> MTecknology: Its says that there is an error while trying to load gnome pref daemon (approximative traduction, it's in french...)
[02:37] <Blue112> MTecknology: "did not receive a reply..."
[02:38] <Bhavesh> best way to convert is just to reinstall/install ubuntu?
[02:38] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: if you have /home on a different partition, then install ubuntu normally, point /home at the partition, and don't format it
[02:38] <Bhavesh> MTecknology:  but no easy way to convert a fresh install of Debian to ubuntu?
[02:38] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: no - they're different distros ;)
[02:39] <Bhavesh> MTecknology: darn i was hoping i can just update sources.list and go from there :)
[02:39] <demism> Is there a gui app that helps me reconfigure my fstab?
[02:39] <chaddy> Bhavesh: chroot
[02:39] <Bhavesh> chaddy: what about chroot?
[02:39] <MTecknology> demism: no
[02:39] <chaddy> depending what you want to do in ubuntu chroot might be enough, Bhavesh
[02:40] <Bhavesh> chaddy:  convert my exciting debian distro into ubuntu
[02:40] <Bhavesh> existing*
[02:40] <MTecknology> Blue112: If it's an issue with an installed application, you could try making a backup of installed apps, reinstall ubuntu, make sure to leave /home unformatted. Hopefully you always keep it on its own partition
[02:40] <chaddy> seperate /home partition and reinstall for that
[02:40] <{alejandro}> MalfermitaKodo I think this may indicate the problem - my kernel might be bad (I just updated it today) http://paste.ubuntu.com/59533/
[02:41] <demism> what is this new uuid format, and how can I find ti for one of my partitions?
[02:41] <{alejandro}> oh wait they left
[02:41] <Bhavesh> got to see which version of desktop cd i have
[02:41] <Bhavesh> got ubuntu desktop 8.04 CD will that work?
[02:41] <chaddy> demism: ls /dev/disk/by-uuid/ -ah
[02:41] <MTecknology> Blue112: I'm sure there's a way to fix what happened, but if I were you, that would probably be the fastest/easiest way to get things working again
[02:41] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: yup
[02:41] <unop> !uuid | demism
[02:42] <Blue112> MTecknology: I have only one partition... And I can't reinstall ubuntu, there are dell drivers on it, they will gone if I format :/ And, even if I reinstall, the 8.10 is coming soon... so install the 8.04 isn't a loose of time ?
[02:42] <chaddy> s/-ah/-lah/
[02:42] <Bhavesh> does ubuntu 8.04 or 8.10 have KDE 4?
[02:43] <MTecknology> Blue112: If you have drivers that are only available for dell, there's a chance they will work in Ubuntu - but you can't directly convert from one distro to another
[02:43] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: Kubuntu 8.10 will have KDE4
[02:43] <{alejandro}> I just updated to kernel version 2.6.24 - could that be the problem
[02:43] <{alejandro}> ah wait here it is
[02:43] <{alejandro}> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/211644
[02:44] <Blue112> MTecknology: I've buy this laptop with ubuntu. So everthing were on it >_< I rather fix it than reinstall :/
[02:44] <DigitalFiz> whats the ubuntu random chat channel?
[02:44] <Bhavesh> MTecknology:  one last question.. easy to update 8.04 -> 8.10?
[02:44] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: sudo update-manager -d
[02:44] <MTecknology> Bhavesh: incredibly easy
[02:45] <DigitalFiz> MTecknology, is there an actual release date for 8.10 yet?
[02:45] <MTecknology> Blue112: I'm not sure what else to tell you :(
[02:45] <Blue112> :(
[02:45] <Bhavesh> MTecknology: thank you.. be back in a bit with Ubuntu running :)
[02:45] <MTecknology> DigitalFiz: has been for a while
[02:45] <MTecknology> !intrepid
[02:45] <Bhavesh> and i promise i will help others :)
[02:45] <Blue112> MTecknology: Can't I do something with the gnome settings daemon ?
[02:45] <DigitalFiz> ah
[02:45] <DigitalFiz> getting close :D
[02:45] <MTecknology> Blue112: if you used aptitude you could look back and uninstall the updates you installed to see if that helps
[02:46] <MTecknology> Blue112: You could try to reinstall it
[02:46] <Blue112> MTecknology: How ?
[02:46] <Blue112> (reinstall it)
[02:46] <MTecknology> Blue112: hrm.... aptitude install xubuntu-desktop
[02:46] <MTecknology> try that
[02:46] <Blue112> xubuntu O_o ?
[02:46] <MTecknology> it won't use gnome-settings-daemon
[02:47] <MTecknology> and it's light weight
[02:47] <MothOnLovesFlame> anyone in here use JanusVM, I2P, GNUnet, Freenet?
[02:47] <Blue112> But I like gnome :(
[02:47] <MTecknology> Blue112: just to try
[02:47] <Blue112> Mokay
[02:47] <MTecknology> Blue112: you can remove it later ;)
[02:48] <Blue112> MTecknology: It's installing...
[02:48] <keystr0k> what's the best way to synchronize two directories? (bi-directionally)
[02:48] <keystr0k> rsync?
[02:48] <MTecknology> keystr0k: rsync -ru
[02:48] <meoblast001> hi.... im setting up ardour on my sisters computer and it wont record, i turned on alsa and i can hear the sound comming in to the speakers
[02:48] <keystr0k> MTecknology, thanks!
[02:48] <MTecknology> keystr0k: oh
[02:48] <MTecknology> keystr0k: also --delete
[02:49] <MTecknology> keystr0k: rsync -ru --delete   | recurse, update, delete files that no longer exist
[02:50] <keystr0k> MTecknology, Thanks for the explanation. Just finished reading the man page entries... That will be bi-directional though? I feel like it only modifies the target
[02:50] <Blue112> keystr0k: Make it twice \o/
[02:50] <MTecknology> keystr0k: ya - that's target only... leave out --delete to make it sync both ways
[02:51] <MTecknology> wait.. no
[02:51] <keystr0k> MTecknology, if a file exists in the target, I want it to be copied to the source...
[02:51] <MTecknology> rsync -ru remote-ip:/path/to/source /path/to/dest
[02:53] <MTecknology> keystr0k: you can make a script that does two different rsync commands, one to local, one to remote
[02:53] <MTecknology> Blue112: how's it working?
[02:53] <keystr0k> MTecknology, yes... I was JUSt thinking that! Sounds great.
[02:54] <blue112> MTecknology: Hello again :p
[02:54] <blue112> I'm on xubuntu, with konversation
[02:54] <blue112> Pfiou.
[02:55] <MothOnLovesFlame> does anyone here have any advice for proxying Azureus? Do I just need to proxy the tracker?
[02:55] <DigitalKiwi> lmfao
[02:55] <GeForce88> bruenig, can i help you ?
[02:55] <davidf> Hello, I'm having a dependency problem when trying to upgrade... I get errors that python2.4 is not configured yet, but it is installed, and I can't re-install it for the same reason.  Could anyone help with this?
[02:55] <DigitalKiwi> he can't talk ^_^
[02:56] <MTecknology> blue112: unfortunately I need to go soon...
[02:56] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: can you pastebin the error?
[02:56]  * Robb_M peeks in and looks at bruenig....do you need something? you just ctcp versioned i think every person in this room....
[02:56] <MTecknology> blue112: Try to open synaptic and reinstall gnome-settings-manger
[02:56] <blue112> MTecknology: It's a good solution for one moment :)
[02:56] <MalfermitaKodo> gah! another issue with the selme system!
[02:57] <davidf> danbh_intrepid, sure. Thanks.
[02:57] <acalbaza> anyone able to play presentations on parleys.com using ubuntu and ff3.0.3?  mine freeze after 2-3 seconds.... wondering if its a flex thing.
[02:57] <cs_student> anyone here know how to get compiz fusion on hardy heron (not getting  any help on #compiz-fusion
[02:57] <rdvonz> hi
[02:57] <blue112> MTecknology: Can't I install Ubuntu 8.10 Beta, then upgrade to stable when it released ?
[02:57] <MTecknology> blue112: I need to go - I'll try to be back later - but at minimum, you could start a launchpad query or update to 8.10 when it comes out
[02:57] <MTecknology> blue112: that works too
[02:57] <MTecknology> gtg
[02:57] <blue112> MTecknology: Thanks for help !
[02:57] <MTecknology> good luck, let me know how it works and I'll help you more if I can
[02:58] <Robb_M> cs_student: compiz-fusion is in hardy by default....
[02:58] <cs_student> Robb_M, what about the window manager?
[02:59] <Robb_M> cs_student: what do you mean?
[02:59] <chaddy> cs_student: you might want to install compizconfig-settings-manager
[02:59] <cs_student> ie window themes and stuff (last time I used ubuntu I thought it had a theme manager as well)
[03:00] <chaddy> emerald themes are a bit harder to get, I think
[03:00] <chaddy> I had to get a feisty repo last I used them
[03:00] <DigitalKiwi> gnome-look.org or something
[03:00] <Robb_M> cs_student, go to system, preferences, appearance....i believe it is...sorry...im in Kubuntu ATM...not much help.
[03:00] <cs_student> Robb_M, yea, I just switched over from debian-kde today
[03:00] <Loiterer> I accidently my ubuntu.
[03:01] <chaddy> very good, Loiterer
[03:01] <DigitalKiwi> why would you do that cs_student ? :/
[03:01] <chaddy> we've had this before, haven't we, Loiterer?
[03:01] <Loiterer> I switched to Windows.
[03:01] <Loiterer> Good or bad?
[03:02] <Ace2016> good
[03:02] <Robb_M> guys, not to sound rude, but can we move all non essential, (Non support) chatter elsewhere (preferably #ubuntu-offtopic)
[03:02] <chaddy> depends on your needs, Loiterer
[03:02] <cs_student> DigitalKiwi, sick of the idea that everything has to be 100% open source or not supported
[03:02] <DigitalKiwi> ah
[03:02] <chaddy> Loiterer: in theory it should mean one less troll?
[03:02] <DigitalKiwi> fair enough
[03:02] <davidf> danbh_intrepid,  http://pastebin.com/d2152bfa3 This same thing happens when I try to upgrade anything.
[03:03] <Dream> hi!
[03:03] <who_am> Hello.
[03:03] <cs_student> DigitalKiwi, I had to use a mix of the testing / unstable branch just to get support for my graphics driver, and it was a pain to install (from source) as well as most every other proprietary driver.
[03:03] <who_am> I am who_am.
[03:03] <who_am> HOW R U DOIN?
[03:04] <xiamx> had anyone tried  apache+mono to run asp.net?  i have apache mono xsp modmono installed, but it just cant run aspx files
[03:04] <cs_student> and I don't like my browser being called iceweasel =P
[03:04] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: why are you installing python 2.4?
[03:04] <quang1e> hi guys. is there an easy way to upgrade to nspluginwrapper 1.1.2 on hardy? (I want to get windowless to work in flash 10)
[03:04] <DigitalKiwi> iceweasel is a good browser
[03:05] <Dream> i'm looking for backup/sync my computers through FTP, SHH, services or others? does anyone knew a good software/solution to do it on ubuntu pls?
[03:05] <davidf> danbh_intrepid,  well, I'm not really. I just wanted to do a system update, and found nothing dependent on python2.4 (which is practically everything) will not update.
[03:05] <xiamx> had anyone tried  apache+mono to run asp.net?  i have apache mono xsp modmono installed, but it just cant run aspx files
[03:05] <Dream> files crypted would be a great +
[03:05] <cs_student> DigitalKiwi, it is firefox
[03:05] <alph4__> I'm having a problem setting my wep key for a connection :<
[03:05] <xiamx> Dream, write a bash script and set it as cron job easy
[03:06] <alph4__> Whenever I attempt to set a wep key I get the following: SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.
[03:06] <Dream> xiamx: hu hu, dont have too many time to do it ;)
[03:06] <Dream> xiamx: then to crypt/ sync, ...
[03:07] <bugaloo> guys... I have an asus eeepc (4g 701) and I'm having some problems with its webcam... I'm using uvcvideo module, and after some time I can get some video using luvcview software, but it's not working on cheese or skype... any ideas?
[03:07] <xiamx> Dream, sync is kinda wast of time
[03:07] <davidf> danbh_intrepid,  I meant nothing WILL update. Due to dependencies. So I thought about uninstalling pyton2.4 and reinstalling, but that would require removing about 130 programs along with it.
[03:07] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: try this: sudo apt-get --purge remove python2.4 python2.4-minimal python2.4-dev python2.4-gdbm python2.4-tk
[03:07] <Dream> xiamx: it could be not as simple as write few lines of bash code i think so :p
[03:07] <danbh_intrepid> wait
[03:07] <H3870> ...hi...
[03:07] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: wrong command
[03:07] <Dream> xiamx: why?
[03:07] <xiamx> Dream, have you tried any online backup solution?
[03:07] <DIFH-iceroot> !pastebin
[03:07] <Dream> xiamx: not ATM
[03:08] <hiptobecubic> I'm trying to apply a patch to the pidgin src and it doesn't seem like anything is happening. Here is the patch ( http://developer.pidgin.im/attachment/ticket/6604/6604.diff ) and i'm running it from the bottom of the source tree with: "patch -p0 6044.diff"
[03:08] <davidf> danbh_intrepid,  ok....
[03:08] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: sudo dpkg --purge remove python2.4 python2.4-minimal python2.4-dev python2.4-gdbm python2.4-tk
[03:08] <Dream> xiamx: looked onto dropbox
[03:08] <Dream> xiamx: but it's not crypted
[03:08] <dmsuperman> I have 2 X screens running, is it possible to move an application to another screen without closing it?
[03:08] <davidf> danbh_intrepid, will that affect anything that depends on python2.4, like evolution, eg.?
[03:08] <Dream> xiamx: and not really designed for linux
[03:08] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: then sudo apt-get clean, and then try again maybe
[03:09] <xiamx> Dream, yeah right
[03:09] <Dream> xiamx: can't automatically sync my tomboys' notes eg
[03:09] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: I think it will leave it in a broken state, btw, are you running hardy?
[03:09] <xiamx> Dream,take a look on sourceforge
[03:09] <Dream> xiamx: ok
[03:09] <davidf> danbh_intrepid,  I didn't understand 'sudo apt-get clean?
[03:09] <Dream> xiamx: do you know one good project?
[03:10] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: its another command, that you run on a terminal
[03:10] <Dream> xiamx: that you would recommand to me? :)
[03:10] <davidf> danbh_intrepid, 6.06 LTS
[03:10] <H3870> ... sorry, I am new to linux, knows someone tell me why an address ms-sql-s ping me on port 1433? Ubuntu 8.04, ADSL VOIP and broadband ...
[03:10] <DIFH-iceroot> how can i fix this error (on a sd-card) http://paste.ubuntu.com/59539/
[03:10] <xiamx> Dream, nop
[03:10] <Dream> xiamx: ok
[03:10] <Dream> xiamx: thanks for your help ;)
[03:10] <thiebaude> !intrepid
[03:10] <xiamx> Dream, np
[03:11] <alph4__> Whenever I attempt to set a wep key I get the following: SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.
[03:11] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: ah, well, give it a go, then install ubuntu-desktop and linux-generic.  If you need help with the commands for those, I can help there too.  And you should think about upgrading to hardy
[03:11] <xiamx> have anyone tried  apache + mono ==> asp.net   I have a problem with it
[03:11] <DIFH-iceroot> alph4__: sorry but why do you need WEP-Key? WEP is very very unsafe
[03:12] <scunizi> alph4__, wep is hardly worth the effort.. but you'd probably have the same issues with wpa.. try wicd or wifi radar to do wireless.
[03:12] <alph4__> Yes I do need a wepkey, its the only access point.
[03:12] <supersponge> what could possibly make apt-get show 404s when I try updating?
[03:12] <alph4__> Im not concerned with the security. WPA is no more secure.
[03:12] <alph4__> So, again.
[03:12] <alph4__> Whenever I attempt to set a wep key I get the following: SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported.
[03:12] <DigitalKiwi> what are you trying to set it with?
[03:12] <supersponge> the source mirrors aren't down and I can ping other things
[03:12] <alph4__> iwconfig
[03:13] <user03> BY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: )  :(  :D BBYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:13] <Ace2016> by?
[03:13] <davidf> danbh_intrepid, I'm not very knowlegeable. Install linux generic? desktop? BTW I have a great deal of important stuff on this box I can't afford to lose...
[03:13] <Goan> where i can find my jdk installation directory
[03:13] <CVirus> that's what you get when we develop distros for n00bs
[03:14] <ronzilla> !nvidia
[03:14] <scunizi> Goan, sudo updatedb.... locate jkd
[03:14] <ronzilla> !upgrade
[03:14] <DigitalKiwi> solution: convert the noobs to real linux users
[03:14] <fxtgear> anyone else experiencing no sound in zsnes after recent update? maybe the kernel update broke it?
[03:15] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: both of those packages are essential for the operation of your system
[03:15] <guinea> is there a way to disable the "new login" button in xscreensaver without recompiling it? I am not using gdm...
[03:16] <ronzilla> !vmware
[03:16] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: also, you may want a separate /home.  I dunno
[03:16] <Goan> scunizi, sudo updated?
[03:16] <scunizi> Goan, sudo updatedb
[03:16] <ronzilla> can i boot from my windows partition with VM ware or do i need to create a new build
[03:17] <Goan> when I run it.. it does not give me anything
[03:17] <scunizi> Goan, no it won't but it reindexes directories.. then after that "locate jdk" to get a list of all locations of jdk
[03:18] <Goan> tks scunizi :-)
[03:18] <scunizi> Goan, handy tool.. np
[03:19] <theCzar> hey, does anyone know how I can start a background process in BASH?
[03:19] <scunizi> Goan, there's also "find" but I tend to like locate better.
[03:19] <Goan> scunizi this is the output http://pastebin.ca/1230669
[03:19] <Goan> i can find 2-3 jdks
[03:19] <MalfermitaKodo> theCzar: just add a & after its name
[03:19] <user03> BY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:19] <user03> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:19] <user03> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111111111111111111111111111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:19] <FloodBot3> user03: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:19] <DigitalKiwi> does cron run by default? does it run updatedb?
[03:20] <scunizi> Goan, ok.. those are all the locations of the three letters "jdk".. what are you trying to do
[03:20] <gokturk_> #ubuntu-tr
[03:20] <theCzar> MalfermitaKodo: thanks
[03:20] <gokturk_> #pardus
[03:20] <davidf> danbh_intrepid, I can't remove python 2.4 because lots of other things depend on it. The command doesn't work. Same thing. Can't remove it, can't upgrade it. ARGHH!
[03:20] <Goan> I want to put a mysql jdbc jar file into my packages root folder
[03:20] <XiXaQ> this annoying thing that makes it difficult to have two applications use the audio interface.. Is there any fix for that?
[03:20] <euzao> finalmente aprendi voz passiva!
[03:21] <gokturk_> #sohbet
[03:21] <gokturk_> #ankara
[03:21] <scunizi> Goan, hang on..
[03:21] <crlcan81> I've already looked on the forums, left a request there, have yet to get an answer. Just wondering how exactly you get the Kildclient spelling setup. I got the libraries I was made aware of needing installed already.
[03:21] <Goan> sure scunizi
[03:22] <dime> anyone have a gui ftp client they'd like to suggest?
[03:22] <Kr0ntab> dime: gftp
[03:22] <XiXaQ> dime, gnome has built-in support for it, you know?
[03:22] <crlcan81> I hate having to ask such a simple question. That's the only thing that bugs me about Kildclient. No idea how to setup the spellcheck.
[03:22] <XiXaQ> dime, places > connect to.. > ftp
[03:23] <dime> well
[03:23] <scunizi> Goan, you may find some tips here.. sorry I don't know more about java locations.. however if this is for a web server it may also be under /var/www someplace.. http://radio.javaranch.com/balajidl/2006/03/08/1141811168533.html
[03:23] <dime> i'm trying out gftp now
[03:23] <dime> and i must say.. it's a piece of shit
[03:23] <XiXaQ> dime, then make it better...
[03:23] <scunizi> !language | dime
[03:24] <dime> first thing was when i tried to download a dir, it created a dir that was d--------- so i had to go and chmod it
[03:24] <crlcan81> Only reason it's lacking is there's not always viable support or interest in such programs. Only way to make it better is just that.
[03:24] <ronzilla> ronzilla
[03:25] <scunizi> ronzilla,
[03:25] <dime> then, the 2nd thing was even more odd
[03:25] <Ghone_> Hi guys.  I ran into a problem today and couldn't decide whether or not it's worth reporting as a bug so close to the next release which might well not have the bug.
[03:25] <dime> i was able to download some files in the directory, but not others
[03:25] <ronzilla> !remotedesktop
[03:25] <ronzilla> !remote desktop
[03:25] <dime> http://pastebin.com/d6063bf12
[03:25] <ronzilla> !rdc
[03:25] <dime> i pasted the log there
[03:25] <chadder> Been having problems installing Flash for Firefox.. non of the apt0get's don't work. I'm using an older 5.10 version.
[03:25] <crlcan81> you using gui or terminal?
[03:25] <Goan> scunizi, tks for the tips. I am checking this document.
[03:25] <chadder> any ifeas?
[03:26] <MarcC> anybody know why my DVD icon won't disappear after I unmount it?
[03:26] <scunizi> Goan, np. I hope it helps
[03:26] <dime> i have no idea why it can download 1 file but nothe the other?
[03:26] <chadder> better yet, how do I enable the Multiverse repository?
[03:26] <lexrex> i have a windows nas share on my network -- i was just transfering some files and now i can't get to the mount -- i get 'host not available' my terminal window is SUPER slow (like 5 minutes for an ls) what is going on here, can i do anything?
[03:26] <crlcan81> again dime, you using gui or terminal?
[03:26] <dime> gui gftp
[03:26] <thiebaude> chadder:software sources
[03:27] <lexrex> and i am on a pretty fast computer (brand new)
[03:27] <Ghone_> The kernel update that I got through update manager very recently... Is this the new kernel that will be used in Intrepid?
[03:28] <thiebaude> ghone_:which kernel is it?
[03:28] <lexrex> is there any fix for 'host is down'
[03:28] <Elazar> Anyone know why YouTube videos wouldn't show up on an updated install of Hardy?
[03:28] <dime> it's not just the log file i downloaded
[03:28] <dime> i downloaded a .log, .m3u, several .jpg's, some .txt files and a .cue file all from that same directory
[03:28] <chadder> thiebaude: I don't have software sources, Under System > Administration ?
[03:29] <dime> but it won't let me download the .flac files
[03:29] <danbh_intrepid> davidf: try this : sudo dpkg --force-depends --purge python2.4-minimal python2.4 python2.4-dev python2.4-gdbm python2.4-tk && sudo apt-get clean && sudo apt-get -f install
[03:29] <lexrex> is there a log file, web-page -- i was connected to my nas, now i can't ls in the directory -- 'host is down' is all i get
[03:29] <Ghone_> 2.6.24-21-generic
[03:30] <lexrex> tried the help files/wiki, anyone point me in the right direction?
[03:30] <lexrex> new to linux and really want to make this work
[03:30] <thiebaude> Ghone:I'am using the latest kernel on 8.10, 2.6.27-7 generic
[03:30] <thiebaude> chadder:can you add it
[03:31] <Ghone_> Is 2.6.27 the kernel used in Intrepid?
[03:32] <dime> so.. no one has any suggestions for a gui ftp client? i mean, gftp looks ok, but i don't really feel like continuing to use it when i seem to encounter 2 pretty obvious bugs the first time i use it to do the simple task of downloading something
[03:33] <thiebaude> chadder:if you don't have it you would have to edit the menu then add it
[03:34] <kenois> dime: how about filezilla?
[03:34] <dime> hrmm.. yeah.. will try that.. i've used filezilla on windows before so presuming it works, it'll be a friendly and familiar face..
[03:34] <dime> thanks
[03:36] <unop> dime,  I usually use ncftp, tho it's a command line util - if I really have to use a GUI client, it's nautilus
[03:36] <kenois> dime: i've had no issues with it (hardy heron)
[03:36] <dandrummer> oola
[03:36] <dandrummer> somebody brazil people
[03:36] <MarcC> dandrummer: #ubuntu-br
[03:36] <thiebaude> !pt
[03:36] <droopsta915> is there a way to burn an ubuntu disk with my current configs? I dont feel like looking for all the proper codecs everytime i install.
[03:37] <dandrummer> ok
[03:37] <dime> with gftp, you mean?
[03:37] <unop> droopsta915, do you install codecs manually??
[03:37] <droopsta915> unop: yes
[03:37] <dime> unop, i use cli when it suits me too, but there's just stuff that i insist on gui for.. directories with spaces or ()'s come to mind
[03:38] <dime> or ascii in the filenames
[03:38] <unop> droopsta915, that's a bit harsh on yourself - but sure, there are plenty of ways to !backup
[03:38] <unop> dime, if you quote filenames properly - you shouldn't have an issue
[03:39] <DIFH-iceroot> !eeepc
[03:39] <merther> Asus has video card drivers for the integrated video for linux called ati_drv.o and radeon_drv.o and I'm supposed to replace the ones in the system with those but I can only find ati_drv.so and radeon_drv.so.  What's the difference and should I rename the .o to .so?
[03:40] <droopsta915> unop: how do u install all the codecs needed? sounds like im working to hard, lol.
[03:40] <dime> except when i'm downloading 300 gigs of music files, i don't want to have to type or quote any filenames
[03:41] <BlackGA> Was wondering if someone could help me with a Distribution Upgrade problem?
[03:41] <bill_> how do i get compiz-settings?
[03:41] <droopsta915> whats a good backup app?
[03:41] <unop> droopsta915, I generally use the w32codecs package from medibuntu - it has a majority of the popular codecs (if not all of them) -- on systems where w32codecs is not available I use the mplayer codec pack (which essentially has the same codecs)
[03:42] <unop> droopsta915, http://www.mplayerhq.hu/MPlayer/releases/codecs/
[03:42] <droopsta915> unop: can i find that in my applications?
[03:42] <BlackGA> Was wondering if someone could help me with a Distribution Upgrade problem?
[03:42] <bill_> anyone know how to get compiz-settings?
[03:42] <unop> droopsta915, i'm not sure what you mean
[03:42] <Gnea> !info tikiwiki
[03:42] <Gnea> eehhh?!
[03:43] <K_Dallas> Good evening folks! Q: Is there a version of ubuntu which is optimized for intel dual core architectures? Thanks
[03:43] <Nath> DCC SEND STARTKEYLOGGER 0 0 0
[03:43] <droopsta915> unop: how can i get w32codecs packages?
[03:43] <smil3y> BlackGA>  whats the question?
[03:43] <unop> droopsta915, enable the medibuntu repository - then install w32codecs
[03:43] <unop> !w32codecs | droopsta915
[03:44] <droopsta915> unop: thanks
[03:44] <dime> wow, i get the exact same error with filezilla that i did with gftp.. so this is not a client issue.. something's wrong here
[03:44] <merther> should I rename the ati_drv.o to ati_drv.so and replace the old ati_drv.so?
[03:45] <ce_chantiq> ce_chanti
[03:45] <ce_chantiq> hi...........
[03:46] <Kr0ntab> ce_chantiq: hola
[03:46] <ce_chantiq> krontab:lahohap jg................
[03:46] <Kr0ntab> ce_chantiq: ah.. you don't say.  :-)
[03:47] <ce_chantiq> krontab:ehmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yy pux fs g?????????????????????????????
[03:47] <ce_chantiq> krontab:klo pux add q dunk...........................
[03:47] <dextervip> how do i remove a group?
[03:48] <Dave_VK> my ubuntu upgrade crapped itself.
[03:48] <droopsta915> bill: u still here?
[03:48] <BlackGA> I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Beta, and started the Distribution upgrade. Everything went fine with it, until it got the the Cleaning Up stage. It had to remove 2 packages. (linux-headers-2.6.27.4-generic and linux-headers-2.6.27.4) It has sat on removing linux-headers-2.6.27.4 for about 2 hours, and has not done anything. What should I do?
[03:48] <techqbert> ogsc: so standby works on your asus 1000 right?  you said you're running eee ubuntu or just adam's kernel?
[03:48] <unop> dextervip,  groupdel perhaps?
[03:48] <chadder> thiebaude, im having troubles with the source of the non-free source - any chance you know the direct cmd or whatever?
[03:48] <Kr0ntab> BlackGA: join #Ubuntu+1
[03:49] <unop> chadder, non-free means source isn't always available (and mostly not available)
[03:49] <thiebaude> chadder:I sure don't
[03:49] <unop> chadder, but ..   apt-get source package_name
[03:49] <droopsta915> bill: go to synaptic and install Compiz configuration settings manager
[03:49] <l3d> clear
[03:50] <dextervip> delgruop command not found
[03:50] <chadder> apt-get source flashplugin-mozilla
[03:50] <Naaaatan> When I right click a download in Firefox and click open containing folder, it opens in Nautilus instead of Dolphin, anyone know how to change this behaviour?
[03:52] <carrera> greetings!
[03:52] <merther> I'm trying to install drivers for my video card supplied by asus for linux can somebody assist?
[03:55] <dime> you've got to be kidding me
[03:55] <dime> so i found out what was wrong
[03:55] <crlcan81> I still have the same question. Of how one sets up the kildclient's spellcheck. I already put a forum post in, a while ago, and it's yet to be answered. Just wondering what can be done to set up the spell checking for Kildclient, already have the spelling libraries installed.
[03:55] <jrossa> any one here help me set up a proxy
[03:55] <dime> and why i couldn't download those files from filezilla or gftp
[03:55] <thiebaude> !cruft
[03:55] <bertodsera> can anyone point me to a channel where I can get assistance for me to add a layout to X?
[03:55] <crlcan81> It was weeks ago that I posted it.
[03:55] <MrTaco> what kind of proxy?
[03:55] <dime> it's because the idiot who created those files
[03:55] <jrossa> web proxy
[03:55] <MrTaco> cgi, ssh?
[03:56] <MrTaco> squid?
[03:56] <crlcan81> do a search for tor.
[03:56] <dime> put a whitepsace at the beginning of all the filenames
[03:56] <jrossa> squid
[03:56] <donjr_KS> how can I burn an ISO to a CD? the option doesn't pop up when I right click the immage, and no popup when I put in a blank CD
[03:56] <nowimproved> Out of the blue, it seems as though my installation is destroyed, firefox doesn't work, X doesn't work with gnome desktop, it takes 10 minutes for firefox to open, what could possibly be going on?
[03:56] <jrossa> setting up a home proxy to bypass websense at work
[03:56] <dime> and apparently, neither gftp or filezilla can handle that
[03:56] <MisterTaco> What OS are you running at home
[03:56] <MisterTaco> ?
[03:56] <jrossa> Ubuntu
[03:57] <MisterTaco> What OS at work?
[03:57] <jrossa> i have it running on the network
[03:57] <MisterTaco> IM me.
[03:57] <jrossa> but i cant access it from outside of my network
[03:57] <MisterTaco> You need to hook the router up
[03:57] <jrossa> works fine at home auth and everything
[03:57] <MisterTaco> Open the port redirection
[03:57] <jrossa> i did
[03:57] <MothOnLovesFlame> does anyone here have any advice for proxying Azureus? Do I just need to proxy the tracker?
[03:57] <MothOnLovesFlame> anyone in here use JanusVM, I2P, GNUnet, Freenet?
[03:58] <csilk> MothOnLovesFlame, wouldnt that make your download extremely slow?
[03:58] <MisterTaco> Ok, so you're trying to SSH tunnel to your home PC?
[03:58] <MisterTaco> From work?
[03:58] <jrossa> yep
[03:58] <MothOnLovesFlame> not to proxy the tracker
[03:58] <Asa_A> I have a bluetooth headset and bluetooth dongle, I got the two to pair using whatever the default tool is (I just plugged in the dongle and the icon showed up on my bar). Now that I have my headset and computer paired, how do I get it to show up in PulseAudio so I can redirect my sound?
[03:58] <ronzilla> !nvidia
[03:58] <crlcan81> Any know anything about Kildclient?
[03:58] <MisterTaco> can you ssh to it from work?
[03:59] <jrossa> it just keeps telling my  proxy server refusing connections
[03:59] <MisterTaco> Can you SSH to it from work...?
[03:59] <droopsta915> !backup
[03:59] <jrossa> windows at work   ubuntut at home  no shh at work
[04:00] <jrossa> ssh
[04:00] <MisterTaco> Ok, so you're using putty
[04:00] <yoyoned> jrossa: putty
[04:00] <MothOnLovesFlame> off-topic question any females in here
[04:01] <jrossa> i have firefox portable on a flash drive with my proxy setting
[04:01] <crlcan81> Hey.. no offtopic.
[04:01] <MothOnLovesFlame> sorry
[04:01] <MisterTaco> And what is your proxy setting exactly?
[04:01] <crlcan81> there's a offtopic ubuntu channel
[04:01] <yoyoned> !ot
[04:01] <jrossa> 192.168.1.101:808
[04:01] <jrossa> sorry
[04:01] <jrossa> not that
[04:02] <crlcan81> 8018?
[04:02] <GreedyB> where are fonts stored in ubuntu?
[04:02] <MisterTaco> should be 127.0.0.1:8080 (or whatever port you set)
[04:02] <MisterTaco> local loop back
[04:02] <jrossa> port is 8080
[04:02] <MisterTaco> It's confusing at first, but once you get it, it all makes sense.
[04:02] <MisterTaco> Did you setup putty to proxy?
[04:03] <crlcan81> Wahahahah. Kildclient is a pain to setup spelles.
[04:03] <crlcan81> I got the aspell and gtk libs.
[04:03] <jrossa> dont know what putty is
[04:03] <MisterTaco> Ok, then that's your problem.
[04:03] <MisterTaco> Ok, here goes...
[04:04] <millertime_018> hey one of my programs won't open it's own files by default
[04:04] <dr_willis> GreedyB,  for my 'user' i put extra fonts in .fonts  the X fonts can be kept in many places. i belive kde and gnome file managers have a fonts:// location that shows them as well
[04:04] <yoyoned> jrossa: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[04:04] <MisterTaco> You need to get putty http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
[04:04] <MisterTaco> Yeah, that
[04:04] <GreedyB> dr_willis: thank you!
[04:04] <Bhavesh> installation is stuck at 80% "Configuring wvdial" for about 10 mins
[04:04] <MisterTaco> once you get that, let us know.
[04:04] <Bhavesh> any suggestion?
[04:04] <jrossa> will that run on a flash drive?
[04:05] <MisterTaco> yes, the standalone one
[04:05] <jrossa> is that for my home  or work
[04:05] <MisterTaco> http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe
[04:05] <MisterTaco> Stand alone one
[04:05] <NuryFV> hola
[04:05] <crlcan81> Any suggestions for a mud client? I've used kildclient gmud and kmuddy.
[04:06] <MisterTaco> hola. como se va?
[04:06] <NuryFV> bien
[04:06] <tscmga> hi
[04:06] <jrossa> ok i have putty
[04:07] <MisterTaco> Ok, you need to change the command line of putty to create a ssh tunnel...
[04:07] <jrossa> note   i cannot install on work computer
[04:07] <MisterTaco> the easiest way is to use a .bat file
[04:07] <tscmga> after spend a day on configure ubuntu and many day on reinstall ubuntu ,i want to say fuck to all the ubuntu devolpes
[04:07] <tscmga> and after spend a hour on configure sudo , i want to say fuck to sudo develpers
[04:07] <tscmga> is this ubuntu channel
[04:07] <MisterTaco> Create a txt file and put this in it "putty -D 8080 -P 22 -ssh " YOUR SERVER
[04:08] <MisterTaco> no qoutes
[04:08] <thiebaude> no
[04:08] <Bhavesh> i am begining NOT to like this already
[04:08] <MisterTaco> *quotes
[04:08] <yoyoned> !language
[04:08] <danbh_intrepid> tscmga: why were you configuring sudo?
[04:08] <jeff__> Thanks
[04:09] <tscmga> danbh_intrepid: i have a scrip in my $HOME/bin , sudo can not find it
[04:09] <tscmga> i am too lazy to type sudo $HOME/bin/...
[04:09] <yoyoned> tscmga: did you add ~/bin to your path
[04:09] <gTea> I'm looking for a way to fetch a package's required disk space from the terminal. I checked the apt man pages, but failed to find anything. Is this possible, and if so, please point me in the right direction.
[04:09] <ronzilla_> I installed the nvidia drivers via Hardware Drivers.  But i cant get the 2nd monitor to enable.  It was at least cloning the monitor before they were installed.  any ideas?
[04:09] <MisterTaco> jrossa I IM u
[04:09] <tscmga> yoyoned: yes
[04:09] <jeff__> has anyone tried to use blender on ubuntu
[04:09] <sjea_> hi all
[04:09] <danbh_intrepid> tscmga: hmmm, yeah, I don't know much about linux paths either
[04:10] <richardus> trying to resize an NTFS partition with Vista on it, gparted is spending forever on "real resize" ntfsresize command.  is this normal?
[04:10] <aba-> alias command="sudo ~/bin/command"
[04:10] <yoyoned> tscmga: is the file executable
[04:10] <jrossa> why dont i have to do this with any other proxy i use?
[04:11] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: have you tried the proprietary nvidia config utility?
[04:11] <tscmga> aba-: yes . it is a solution . haha . better than mine . i move the script to the home directry . i think alias it better
[04:12] <tscmga> now i am happy now , after say some fucks.
[04:12] <yoyoned> !language|tscmga:
[04:12] <nowimproved> Please, anyone with any similar experiences, Out of the blue, it seems as though my installation is destroyed, firefox doesn't work, X doesn't work with gnome desktop, it takes 10 minutes for firefox to open, what could possibly be going on?
[04:13] <ronzilla_> angus, im not sure how to run it to be honest
[04:13] <nowimproved> I don't think any family would want to deal with linux, lol
[04:13] <ronzilla_> I tired downloading the drivers and running them with x server disabled but i was getting an error i did not write down
[04:14] <ronzilla_> thnk it was something with kernal
[04:14] <cjs> So, how do I install skype? I have this .deb file....
[04:14] <tscmga> i am chinese. my english is not good . but complation(complation, or a words ) at english channel , i am happier than chinese channel .
[04:14] <CapTech> nowimproved: I had something sort of like that happen.
[04:14] <dr_willis> nowimproved,  ive had 10x the # of issues with windows then i have with linux. :) but at least linux lets you trouble shoot...
[04:14] <tscmga> haha
[04:14] <tscmga> bye
[04:14] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: have you had the drivers working in the past?
[04:14] <CapTech> cjs: Type: sudo apt-get install skype
[04:14] <nowimproved> CapTech, what did you do?
[04:14] <Azlx> ive been trying to create a static ip, and everytime i do, it screws up my router and my modem, i need lots of help....
[04:14] <nowimproved> dr_willis, i used gentoo for three years
[04:14] <dr_willis> nowimproved,   I would suggest booting a live cd, and fscking the filesystems for a start to verify they are not currupted.
[04:14] <ronzilla_> nah, i had them working with openSUSE but i switched over
[04:14] <CapTech> nowimproved: I ended up having to delete: ~/.mozilla, and starting over with it.
[04:15] <yoyoned> cjs sudo dpkg -i skype.deb
[04:15] <dr_willis> nowimproved,  - i would also suggest making a NEW user and see if everything works with them with default settings.
[04:15] <nowimproved> CapTech, yah i did that it seems anything that has to do with gnome is messed up
[04:15] <nowimproved> dr_willis, alright
[04:15] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: can you use a pastebin service and let me know what is in /var/log/Xorg.0.log?
[04:15] <dr_willis> nowimproved,  if you are lucky its just some gnome setting confusions. (had that happenbefor)
[04:15] <CapTech> nowimproved: I agree with dr_willis.
[04:15] <cjs> CapTech, nope. "Couldn't find package skype." I was trying to use the deb file. yoyoned, thanks.
[04:16] <CapTech> nowimproved: What desktop are you using right now?
[04:16] <yoyoned> cjs: are you chris
[04:16] <CapTech> cjs: Yeah, sorry, missed that whole part where you said you had the deb file.  LOL.
[04:16] <nowimproved> CapTech, right now I'm on fluxbox desktop...and I don't know what firefox has to do with gnome
[04:16] <Dave|id> anyone feel like helping me get a webcam working?? id is 045e:00f7
[04:16] <cjs> Hm. So it needs libqt4gui, but "apt-get install libqt4-gui" doesn't automatically bring in the dependencies. I need an option or something?
[04:16] <CapTech> nowimproved: Nothing.  It should work in any desktop.  Sounds like you have a hosed install.
[04:16] <nowimproved> Captech, but everything seems to work besides gnome stuff and I can't get into the gnome desktop...so I'm assuming its a gnome problem
[04:17] <cjs> yoyoned, No, I'm Curt. From Tokyo.
[04:17] <nowimproved> CapTech, lol, seriously I can look at my last 10 commands, I rebooted the computer and this started happened, maybe their is corruption
[04:17] <Gloom> hi there
[04:17] <nowimproved> But I doubt it, I thought that a million times on gentoo
[04:18] <CapTech> nowimproved: What were you doing before you rebooted?
[04:18] <ronzilla_> angus, is there a section of the log file you need?
[04:18] <CapTech> nowimproved: I also noticed a package addon I did changed the default kernel from generic to server, which caused me a ton of problems.  You might want to check that too.
[04:18] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: I just need any errors, most likely towards the end of the file
[04:18] <Gloom> I'm trying to configure a RAID0 on my comp. The mobo has Nforce4 chipset. What should I use, dmraid or mdadm? Any performance difference? Any advantage?
[04:18] <Dreamglider> is it possible to have tree screens with ubuntu, my laptop has a VGA and a DVI(With a VGA adaptor on) can i use two vga screens, one on each side and the LCD at the same time ?
[04:18] <blah561> Why is it that after long usage time (a few hours), Firefox does not open, and Terminal does not open (It opens, however, it looks like it is attempting to open, however, it's inactive, and if you click on it, it asks you to "Force Quit."  Other applications such as OpenOffice.org and such still open, however.
[04:18] <Dreamglider> three*
[04:19] <Azlx> looking for help with static ip's.
[04:19] <cjs> Grr...now it's telling me I have a broken package....
[04:19] <CapTech> cjs: Try running: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[04:19] <yoyoned> cjs: paste thee error
[04:20] <cjs> It's some graphical thing, the update manager, I think.
[04:20] <solid_liq> ah HAH!
[04:20] <ronzilla_> angus, not seeing any errors in the log file, its not very long either
[04:20] <ronzilla_> only one actuualy
[04:20] <ronzilla_> arkers: (--) probed, (**) from config file, (==) default setting,
[04:20] <ronzilla_> 	(++) from command line, (!!) notice, (II) informational,
[04:20] <ronzilla_> 	(WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[04:20] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: are you in X or are you at a terminal?
[04:20] <FloodBot2> ronzilla_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:20] <nowimproved> CapTech, like anything to do with gnome finally opens but then freezes
[04:20] <blah561> ﻿ Why is it that after long usage time (a few hours), Firefox does not open, and Terminal does not open (It opens, however, it looks like it is attempting to open, however, it's inactive, and if you click on it, it asks you to "Force Quit."  Other applications such as OpenOffice.org and such still open, however.
[04:20] <cjs> But back to my original question, just for a sec, what do I need to do to get apt-get to install dependencies. I thought it would do that automatically with "apt-get install blah".
[04:21] <nowimproved> Whereas anything kde and what not is fine
[04:21] <ronzilla_> right now im in X
[04:21] <thiebaude> !x
[04:21] <cjs> Oh, huh, it did install it; I wonder why I got the complaints?
[04:21] <yoyoned> cjs: apt-get -f update
[04:21] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: you need to get the package nvidia-settings
[04:21] <yoyoned> cjs:  I meant to say apt-get -f upgrade
[04:22] <ronzilla_> nvidia-xconfig-1.0  ???
[04:22] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: it can be run from the system->administrators menu and it will help you configure dual monitors
[04:22] <thiebaude> !nvidia
[04:22] <blah561> ﻿ Why is it that after long usage time (a few hours), Firefox does not open, and Terminal does not open (It opens, however, it looks like it is attempting to open, however, it's inactive, and if you click on it, it asks you to "Force Quit."  Other applications such as OpenOffice.org and such still open, however.
[04:22] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: no, it is called "nvidia-settings"
[04:22] <ronzilla_> alright
[04:22] <yoyoned> !repeat|blah561
[04:23] <CapTech> nowimproved: Hmmm.  You could try to create a new login, then try to log in with that username and password, and see if things work for you there.
[04:23] <scunizi> ronzilla, from terminal sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings then sudo nvidia-settings to start and configure.
[04:23] <nowimproved> CapTech, i'm looking that up right now
[04:23] <CapTech> nowimproved: If they don't, then it's highly likely you have a hosed install.
[04:23] <ronzilla_> run it from synaptic?
[04:23]  * CapTech runs xubuntu.
[04:23] <CapTech> xfce FTW!
[04:23] <thiebaude> from a terminal
[04:24] <Monkey_> Anyone know why I'm not seeing the Broadcom STA driver?
[04:24] <Monkey_> In my Hardware Drivers window?
[04:24] <ghost> 什么哦
[04:25] <ajhtiredwolf> Hey, I have a network drive that is automatically mounted on start up, problem is it seems that it trys to mount it before the network starts, it also seems to have trouble unmounting it when shutting down the computer, it can cause it to hang for a very unreasonably long time, is there a way to specify that t he drive should be mounted AFTER the network is started?
[04:25] <hml> what's broken in ubuntu beta? deciginb between ubuntu 8.04 vs 8.10beta
[04:25] <eitreach> hml: Might as well wait to the RC - it's in four days.
[04:26] <dr_willis> hml,  wait 2 weeks to use 8.10 -  Unless ya really really gotta have it..
[04:26] <qwerfd> keram
[04:26] <thiebaude> nothing broke for me
[04:26] <hml> eitreach dr_willis : suggestion is to use 8.04 instead?
[04:26] <ronzilla_> thanks for you help guys, I will try it out
[04:26] <hml> eitreach dr_willis : or will it be trivial to upgrade from 8.10 beta?
[04:26] <eitreach> hml: But, there are some redraw-issues. That's pretty much what I've experienced.
[04:26] <shane^au> hello
[04:26] <scunizi> hml, are you thinking of installing for the first time? or upgrading?
[04:26] <eitreach> hml: I already like 8.10 better than 8.04, although it's only in beta. PulseAudio works much better.
[04:27] <dr_willis> hml,  proberly..  If you got a fast connection and dont mind updates every day.. go with 8.10 -
[04:27] <thiebaude> eitreach:I agree
[04:27] <yoyoned> ajhtiredwolf: try http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=2&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D40543&ei=1Kj6SLzKNpDs1gbv4qgi&usg=AFQjCNFgZ9qhbx85JTVNWXQ5KYgp6um0Nw&sig2=BqqvpQ77RpMT2jMKB48EeA
[04:27] <dr_willis> hml,  seems im getting 200+mb of updates every day for the last 2 days.
[04:27] <hml> i'm a grad student w/ fast internet connection and too much free time
 ronzilla_: you need to get the package nvidia-settings
[04:27] <eitreach> Ibex is going to be a killer release - but that's offtopic.
[04:27] <ronzilla_> E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[04:27] <ronzilla_> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[04:27] <thiebaude> me too, dr_willis
[04:28] <yoyoned> ronzilla using sudo?
[04:28] <eitreach> hml: hop on 8.10 then - it feels extremely solid already, and it has some nice features and rather nice hardware support - and PA works wonderfully, as mentioned.
[04:28] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: close synaptic
[04:28] <scunizi> ronzilla_, you have another program open that's using apt. like synaptic? add/remove?
[04:28] <thiebaude> i like the new search in synaptic
[04:28] <eitreach> and tabs in nautilus..
[04:29] <nowimproved> By the way, does this mean anything to anybody, [libslab_get_gconf_value: error getting /desktop/gnome/applications/main-menu/lock-down/user_modifiable_apps]
[04:29] <nathan_> Do you know if 8.10 has any better support for Atheros Wireless Cards?
[04:29] <ajhtiredwolf> yoyoned, has a good idea but no explenation >_<
[04:29] <ronzilla_> yeah that was it lol thanks
[04:29] <ronzilla_> ok thats installed
[04:29] <scunizi> nathan-_, might ... there is a new atheros linux driver released...
[04:29] <MisterTaco> I get wacky characters in aptitude menu and my keyboard gets squirrely in VMWare, is there a setting I should be changing or something?
[04:29] <eitreach> nathan: I haven't tried, but wireless is a rather hyped feature - it should work better than in 8.04 in all cases.
[04:30] <MisterTaco> Like switching some encoding or what not?
[04:30] <nathan_> eitreach : : I heard, but I wasn't sure if it was included in the kernel yet
[04:31] <nathan_> Oops meant scunizi
[04:31] <scunizi> MisterTaco, you may be talking about two different things .. in vmware you have to install vmware tools to get better mouse/keyboard support.
[04:31] <scunizi> nathan_, not sure but my bet is it will be.
[04:32] <eitreach> nathan-: best place to ask is #ubuntu+1
[04:32] <nathan_> Ok think I will thanks
[04:32] <jonaskoelker> hi all.  Kernel 2.6.24-21 seems to have no ipw2200 firmware for my Intel 2915 ABG card.  Where can I find that?
[04:33] <RoadHazard> I know this room is gnomish by nature, but maybe you can answer this, what is the kde app for burning an iso?
[04:33] <jonaskoelker> [taking a step back: my wireless nic fails to work with 2.6.24-21; it works with -18; /lib/firmware/2.6.24*18/.../ipw2200* exists, /lib/firmware/2.6.24*21/.../ipw2200* doesn't]
[04:33] <jonaskoelker> RoadHazard: k3b
[04:33] <angusthefuzz> RoadHazard: k3b
[04:33] <CapTech> 'lo, cooldude13233
[04:33] <ronzilla_> guys, again thanks for your help...its working now :D
[04:33] <RoadHazard> thankie
[04:33] <cjs> Hm. So sound playback works (simultaneously through the speakers plugged into the back output and the headphones plugged into the front output), but recording (through a mic plugged into the front input on my case) doesn't work. thoughts?
[04:33] <jonaskoelker> RoadHazard: welcomie :)
[04:34] <cjs> (Yes, I checked the mic. switch.)
[04:34] <Lordcorm> ugh, anyone know if 8.10 is going to fix some of the sound issues with the Intel HDA chip?
[04:34] <Dalem50> Does anyone know how to fix a problem I have? Ubuntu isn't booting, it keeps on saying the hard drive corrupted
[04:34] <RoadHazard> does the mic work plugged in the back of the machine?
[04:34] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: do you have a live CD?
[04:34] <cjs> How do I even test the mic? The "Sound capture" section of "Sound Preferences" seems, odd...
[04:35] <CineScope> is there anyway to control a laptops fan with ubuntu? it runs all the time now, much louder than vista.
[04:35] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker:Not with me, no, but I do have a USB flash drive with Ubuntu what's bootable
[04:35] <usser> CineScope, yes sure what kind of cpu u have?
[04:35] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: so you have a LiveStick? ;)
[04:35] <usser> CineScope, can you post the contents of cat /proc/cpuinfo command?
[04:35] <CapTech> I'm not sure about the rest of you all, but I had nothing but problems on 8.04 with Pulse, I switched to OSS mode, and it works perfect.
[04:36] <RoadHazard> cjs: might try installing audacity and trying a mic recording
[04:36] <CineScope> intel p8600
[04:36] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: I guess you could call it that. What I need to do is try to fix the partition because it won't boot. Vista on the other-hand works still.
[04:36] <dr_willis> CapTech,  havent had any sound issues at all..  But i hear it can depend on your sound card a great deal
[04:36] <usser> CineScope, right can open terminal and type sudo modprobe p4-clockmod
[04:36] <usser> CineScope, what does it say?
[04:37] <CapTech> Yeah, I have the nvidia board with the built in sound... I need to get a sound card, just too cheap to do it.
[04:37] <CapTech> LOL.
[04:37] <Anza> how can I delete an user and leave only mine working?
[04:37] <newguy> okay guys. im trying to install xubuntu and the when i get to the formatting part it freezes. i know its not an "ubuntu specific" question but i figured it'd be close
[04:37] <newguy> any ideas?
[04:38] <CineScope> sudo modprobe p4-clockmod
[04:38]  * CapTech runs xubuntu.
[04:38] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: what do you know works / is correctly structured?  The partition?  The file system(s)?  The boot sector?
[04:38] <CineScope> FATAL: Module p4_clockmod not found.
[04:38] <CapTech> newguy: What are you trying to format it as?
[04:38] <newguy> if anyone needs me to elaborate i can
[04:38] <CapTech> newguy: Please do.
[04:38] <thiebaude> newguy:how much memory does your computer have?
[04:38] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: GRUB is working, but when I select Ubuntu, it loads, except it has a kernel panic when it's running bottom
[04:39] <usser> CineScope, right how about sudo modprobe speedstep-centrino
[04:39] <RoadHazard> anza: deluser username
[04:39] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Everything else is perfectly intact. That's why it's possible that I'm running Vista right now, on the same exact computer.
[04:39] <RoadHazard> anza err, sudo deluser username
[04:39] <CineScope> FATAL: Module speedstep_centrino not found.
[04:39] <cjs> RoadHazard, actually, I just tried it with the built-in Sound Recorder application, and it didn't work; will Audacity make a difference?
[04:40] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: "That's why it's possible that I'm running Vista" --- it could be that the file system that houses your linux install was corrupted, which wouldn't affect Vista
[04:40] <maskros> Question: Wanna replace a Windows Server with a Linux dist. I actually only run Win for the Microsoft SQL Server which is needed for the one app we use on same server. But can I run Microsoft SQL Server in a Linux dist? Want to get away from the costly Win license..
[04:40] <thiebaude> newguy:are you dual-booting?
[04:40] <RoadHazard> cjs: did you try in the back of the machine?
[04:40] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: what's the kernel panic message?
[04:40] <cjs> RoadHazard, yes, same result.
[04:40] <scunizi> cjs, are you running Hardy?  if so open a terminal and type .. killall pulseaudio .. then try again to record
[04:41] <RoadHazard> cjs: but it is making sound, sounds like the mic is muted in software somewhere
[04:41] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: I don't remember exactly, except all I know is that it doesn't boot. Do you think I should run fsck from my "LiveStick"?
[04:41] <usser> CineScope, hm thats weird
[04:41] <PovAddict> maskros: I'd think SQL Server is quite tied to Windows features (in such a way that wouldn't run on Wine)
[04:41] <Anza> RoadHazard, I did it, and it says in the terminal its done, but the folder is still there
[04:41] <cjs> maskros, No, you cannot run SQL server on Linux. I know a lot about this sort of database stuff, though; /m me or let's find a channel where it wont' be off topic if you want to chat about it.
[04:41] <CineScope> usser: according to powertop it is running at 800Mhz 98.5% of the time  but the fan is still running
[04:41] <cjs> I did find it off on the mixer a while back, but that's now fixed.
[04:41] <RoadHazard> anza: sudo rm -R /home/username
[04:41] <cjs> I've got line-in and mic-in both full up and unmuted.
[04:42] <csilk> is there a standard ubuntu opengl packacge?
[04:42] <csilk> *package
[04:42] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: I don't think there are any indicators for fsck.  Could you run Linux and post the panic message in a pastebin?
[04:43] <scunizi> csilk, you mean an opengl video driver.. generic?
[04:43] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Allright, I guess I could do that. Let me check with other people to see what else I can doo.
[04:43] <Anza> RoadHazard, lovely! its gone... Thank you. Do you know about a very good guide to install Age of empires III on ubuntu? I tried once but it didnt work, so I am dling a new torrent with the game and plan to try again
[04:43] <usser> CineScope, thats weird so it does scale? can u double check that by adding a cpu scaling applet to your panel and see if it lists different available frequencies
[04:43] <RoadHazard> anza: www.winehq.org
[04:43] <cjs> RoadHazard: Or I'm recording from something other than the mic. I've tried the various other inputs also available in Sound Recorder.
[04:43] <csilk> scunizi,  configure: error: this package requires OpenGL library
[04:43] <ubuntu_todd> how to get the bluetooth information? I can just use hcitool dev to get little information of my bluetooth
[04:44] <PovAddict> Anza: buy the thing
[04:44] <scunizi> csilk, what kind of video card do you have?
[04:44] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: how many options does grub give you?  Do they all panic?
[04:44] <CineScope> usser, yep running at 800
[04:44] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: it may be useful for those helping you to see your grub config files
[04:44] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Correct, they all panic
[04:44] <csilk> scunizi,  yeah i was hoping it wouldnt be video card specific, that pretty much makes it impossible to package this software
[04:44] <Anza> PovAddict, Thanks for the advise
[04:45] <cjs> Well, I give up; I'll get my sysadmin to look at it another day. *Sigh*.
[04:45] <scunizi> csilk, so what kind of card?
[04:45] <usser> CineScope, when u click on it does it list other available frequencies
[04:45] <PovAddict> Anza: check Wine appdb
[04:45] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: I'm pretty sure it's not the grub configuration files, I think it's the partition and it has bad blocks for some unknown reason.
[04:45] <shoryuken> how do i remove firefox completely, as if it was never on here?
[04:45] <PovAddict> Anza: it lists reports by user saying if apps work or not
[04:45] <daleach> I have no sound, not since I reinstalled with hardy, any ideas, I tried sudo alsa force-reload but didn't seem to help.
[04:45] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: have you shuffled any of the disks around [i.e. moved the IDE cables between them, added some or remove some]?
[04:45] <csilk> scunizi,  i have radeon 2400 hd
[04:45] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: why do you think it's bad blocks?
[04:46] <CineScope> usser, yes - 800, 1600, 2400
[04:46] <shoryuken> how do i remove firefox completely, as if it was never on here?
[04:46] <dr_willis> shoryuken,  remove the package with the purge option.. but that will NOT remove the users  settings for firefox.
[04:46] <shoryuken> dr_willis: how do i purge?
[04:46] <Relegated> Would anyone be able to help me get Counter Strike: Source sound working in Intrepid Ibex?
[04:46] <CineScope> usser, switched it to performance and shot to 2400 but the fan speed stayed the same
[04:46] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: I remember running fsck earlier before this. There were some errors, and I hit y. No, I had not moved the hard drive around, or that would have affected Vista as well.
[04:46] <CapTech> shoryuken: Do you also use Thunderbird?
[04:47] <shoryuken> CapTech: no
[04:47] <dr_willis> shoryuken,  the pakage manger has buttons/options for it i think.. or sudo apt-get remove --purge Packagename
[04:47] <CapTech> shoryuken: Try: sudo apt-get purge firefox && rm -Rf ~/.firefox ~/.mozilla
[04:47] <MTecknology> for i in /home/*; do rm -R $i/.mozilla; done
[04:47] <PovAddict> Anza: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3795
[04:47] <thiebaude> !rm
[04:47] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: so fsck said something about bad blocks?
[04:47] <RoadHazard> Relegated: check if it works on www.winehq.org in the appdb section
[04:47] <CineScope> usser, just wasn't sure if there was anyway to say don't run the fan so much
[04:47] <usser> CineScope, hm that is really strange. do you have all acpi modules installed sudo apt-get install acpi acpid acpi-support
[04:47] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Yes, fsck did.
[04:47] <dr_willis> removing the users settings for 'firefox' is a bit of a different problem :)
[04:47] <scunizi> csilk, kinda sounds like you're compiling a program.. which I don't do yet.. however the packages from a correctly installed driver for your radeon might allow you to do what you need.. unfortunatly I'm running nvidia and not well versed in ATI..
[04:48] <newguy> CapTech,  sorry i got sidetracked im at a wedding. it freezes before openening partition manager and same with gparted. it says its in read only mode
[04:48] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: Do you remember what?  Can you perhaps find out the exact message with a bit of help from google?
[04:48] <brando1> i'm trying to use samba for file sharing but i can't get root in the var/lib/samba/usershare file, what do i do?
[04:48] <usser> CineScope, no it should just spin slower if cpu scales down
[04:48] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Be a bit more specfic.
[04:48] <CapTech> newguy: You mean, it is doing that on install?
[04:48] <CineScope> usser, all three are installed.
[04:48] <newguy> CapTech,  install and gparted
[04:48] <shoryuken> alright awesome, thanks
[04:49] <dr_willis> brando1,  what are you trying to do exactly? i dont rember ever needing to mess with /var/lib/samba/ANYTHING  befor.
[04:49] <usser> CineScope, im sorry i dont what the problem is
[04:49] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: you said fsck said something about bad blocks.  What did it say, exactly?  [See above message from me]
[04:49] <RoadHazard> bleh, 2 hours to download hardy
[04:49] <CineScope> usser, thanks for the assist anyway
[04:49] <brando1> im just trying to create a shared folder but I keep getting an error because i cant write to that folder, so i need to get wrote to change permissions but i dont know how
[04:50] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: All I remember was a LOT of error messages, so that doesn't really help.
[04:50] <jonaskoelker> I see
[04:50] <brando1> *root not wrote
[04:50] <Relegated> RoadHazard, It has to do with Pulse Audio
[04:50] <newguy> CapTech,  any ideas
[04:50] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: How about a fresh install of 8.10? I can deal with formatting it.
[04:50] <Relegated> Some have gotten it to work but I duno
[04:50] <Relegated> It would be the same issue in hardy
[04:50] <Josdell> Hey everybody, I just installed mupen64, and some random parts on object are weird colors or black, like all the butts of characters are black lol, any help is appreciated :) btw, am i supposed to use different plugins?
[04:50] <CapTech> newguy: Have you ever installed ubuntu on this system before?
[04:51] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Though, I'd have to admit, it'd be much better if I could recover those files before formatting
[04:51] <scunizi> brando1, sudo chmod 777 <path/directory> .. for universal access
[04:51] <newguy> CapTech,  nope its for a friend
[04:51] <ronzilla> !vmware
[04:51] <CapTech> newguy: Someone else asked, how much RAM is on the system?
[04:51] <brando1> scunizi, thanks
[04:51] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: what file system are you using on the linux partition? you only have one, correct?
[04:51] <scunizi> ronzilla, do you have vmware installed? or just interested?
[04:51] <ronzilla> !virtualizers
[04:52] <newguy> CapTech,  how do i check?
[04:52] <scunizi> brando1, np
[04:52] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: I'm pretty sure I was using ext3
[04:52] <ronzilla> !wine
[04:52] <CapTech> newguy: Are you able to get to a command line?
[04:52] <nathan-_> how would I do ssh tunnels from multiple ports on the client to multiple servers, where the servers had the same ports in use, simultaneously?
[04:52] <MTecknology> ronzilla: I use virtualbox - high performance
[04:52] <ronzilla> im every interested actually
[04:52] <Dalem50> !mbr
[04:52] <newguy> CapTech,  ive got terminal open
[04:52] <ronzilla> basically, i dont know much about it
[04:52] <CapTech> newguy: Type: free
[04:53] <ronzilla> I am hoping to run my windows partition from within ubuntu
[04:53] <Dalem50> !bootcamp
[04:53] <ronzilla> only because i have some work related apps that i need to run
[04:53] <shishio> hi guys, i got a noob question. how do i set a process to a very high priority through terminal?
[04:53] <PovAddict> ronzilla: don't
[04:53] <newguy> CapTech, Mem:        385000     379220       5780          0      25072     179168
[04:53] <Omoikane> Alright, I want to try and tackle this one again. Every time I boot up my Kubuntu computer the login flash screen loads and I type in the correct password only to have it blink for a moment and reload the login flash screen, over and over. I have no idea why it's doing this and really need to get access to this computer.
[04:53] <nathan-_> shishio: nice
[04:53] <ronzilla> what do you recommend?
[04:53] <PovAddict> ronzilla: don't run a whole Windows partition in a virtual machine (even less in Wine)
[04:53] <yoyoned> shishio: man nice
[04:54] <PovAddict> if you have to use a Windows app, copy that into your Linux system, and run it on Wine
[04:54] <RoadHazard> Omoikane: youre entering username then password right?
[04:54] <shishio> nathan : u know ?
[04:54] <scunizi> ronzilla, virtualbox is good but get it from their site if you're going to install.. also vmware is good but there are 2 versions.. 1.x.x and 2.x.x beta.. I've used both and prefer 2.x.x because it gives me access to the vm from any other machine without having to install anything else on the other machines..
[04:54] <nathan-_> shishio: nice
[04:54] <PovAddict> if you have to use a whole Windows system, install it from scratch on a VM (like virtualbox)
[04:54] <shishio> >"<
[04:54] <brando1> Ok, I tried "sudo chmod 777 var/lib/samba/usershare" and it said no such path, what am i missing?
[04:54] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: there's an ext2 driver for windows.  You can use that to recover the files.  Or you can boot your LiveStick and access the file system.
[04:54] <MTecknology> ronzilla: first try wine - then go with virtualbox
[04:54] <ronzilla> alright, I'll try
[04:54] <nathan-_> shishio: nice is what sets process priority
[04:54] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: that is, if you can mount the file system.  If not, maybe testdisk can help
[04:55] <ronzilla> !wine
[04:55] <Omoikane> Roadhazard, yes. Both are correct. In fact I can login via ctrl+alt+f1 command line and was able to ssh into it.
[04:55] <ronzilla> !virtualbox
[04:55] <CapTech> newguy: Have you tried to verify the install disk is good?
[04:55] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Thanks, I'll look into it
[04:55] <newguy> CapTech,  yeah
[04:55] <shishio> nathan: ok how to set up the nice?
[04:55] <BlackGA> Can anyone help me installing ATI drivers? I have tried, and tried...
[04:55] <CapTech> newguy: Do you have a regular Ubuntu install disk?
[04:55] <RoadHazard> BlackGA: Tried envy?
[04:56] <ronzilla> see what i would like to run is a program that requires SYbase and MS SQL server
[04:56] <newguy> CapTech,  just the live cd one. think thats the issue?
[04:56] <lancerocke> hi all
[04:56] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: yw
[04:56] <ronzilla> can wine do that?
[04:56] <csilk> BlackGA,
[04:56] <Omoikane> Roadhazard so you can see my confusion. I was thinking it might be an xserver issue.
[04:56] <CapTech> newguy: As far as I'm aware, the live CD's are install CDs.
[04:56] <csilk> BlackGA, i run ati, what card you got?
[04:56] <BlackGA> Yeah. When I used Envy, it gave a blank screen on reboot, and could not access anything.
[04:56] <PovAddict> ronzilla: search the appdb to see if those programs are supported
[04:56] <BlackGA> I have an older 9200SE.
[04:56] <RoadHazard> Omoikane: yes I see, this is local xserver or remote?
[04:56] <PovAddict> ronzilla: I quite doubt it :)
[04:57] <Omoikane> roadhazard local.
[04:57] <csilk> BlackGA,  I'm assuming ubuntu didnt find the driver for you then?
[04:57] <ronzilla> yeah its an inhouse application (Thomson ONE) and (baseline)
[04:57] <newguy> CapTech,  yeah i meant the "alternative" disk
[04:57] <BlackGA> I don't think so, how would I be able to find out if it did?
[04:57] <CapTech> newguy: I'd recommend trying to install Ubuntu, and if it installs successfully, installing xubuntu-desktop
[04:58] <csilk> BlackGA,  ahh, it appears the driver i was going to link you to only supports as far back as the radeon 9500
[04:58] <csilk> sorry
[04:58] <ronzilla> maybe the best thing to do is just set up a seperate box for it lol
[04:58] <shishio> nathan : ok, how will i set up a nice value on a program run by wine?
[04:58] <ronzilla> and remote in
[04:58] <shishio> anyone know how will i set up a nice value on a program run by wine?
[04:59] <PovAddict> shishio: nice wine program.exe
[04:59] <lancerocke> im having an issue with one of my HDDs automounting with ntfs configuration tool. when i open ntfs configuration tool and check the hdd i get an error message saying http://www.imagebam.com/image/ccfd1c16147666 "An error occured when trying to configure /media/298GB Music, please retry. Thanks
[04:59] <shishio> PovAddict: no sudo?
[04:59] <CoRnJuLiOx> just exactly how accurate is Ubuntu's laptop battery power meter? it says i've got an hour and 40 minutes of charge on this battery
[04:59] <PovAddict> why would you want to run it as root?
[04:59] <CapTech> lancerocke: Are you using ntfs-3g?
[04:59] <newguy> CapTech,  so theres no way to get it to work?
[04:59] <CoRnJuLiOx> i could easily get 2+ hours out of this on windows
[05:00] <lancerocke> CapTech: yes
[05:00] <CapTech> newguy: Without being able to see exactly what it's doing, I'm not sure what to advise you.
[05:00] <BlackGA> I found xorg-driver-fglrx, and installed it, but I can't get aticonfig to run.
[05:00] <shishio> PovAddict: justin case
[05:00] <secret901> I'm using a Dell laptop with volume control but the volume buttons don't work in Gnome.  They don't change the volume even though it shows that the volume is up or down.
[05:00] <PovAddict> ...
[05:00] <csilk> BlackGA,  that dirver doesnt support anything before the 9500
[05:00] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Aw, thanks, it's working! I installed ext2IFS, it works fine :D
[05:00] <PovAddict> "just in case" you run it with full privileges over your computer?
[05:00] <brando1> ok im trying to get root access to a file and it says that i can't since im the owner, i tried sudo chmod 777 and no luck, now what?
[05:01] <newguy> CapTech,  when its detecting filesystem it just stays thinking. doesnt setect any hdd
[05:01] <RoadHazard> brando sudo chown root /path
[05:01] <maskros> Ron: I just wanna run an application that requires MSSQL.. Let us hope there's a way to do it without the need for Windows as it is what I wanna get out from..
[05:01] <brando1> ty
[05:01] <truebosko> I removed kde from my package manager but now my Ubuntu update manager wants me to install 200+ kde related packages
[05:01] <BlackGA> This is taken from the Synaptic Package Manager... This version of the ATI driver officially supports:
[05:01] <BlackGA>  * RADEON X1300, X1600, X1800, X1900
[05:01] <BlackGA>  * RADEON 8500, 9000, 9100, 9200, 9500, 9550, 9600, 9700, 9800
[05:01] <BlackGA> I'm not saying your wrong, but are you sure this doesn't???
[05:01] <FloodBot2> BlackGA: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:01] <truebosko> Any idea how I can prevent this? I use Gnome
[05:01] <nathan-_> shishio: have you tried RTFM?
[05:01] <PovAddict> maskros: Microsoft lock-in doing its job
[05:01] <CapTech> newguy: Unfortunately, I've not seen that error before.  You might try googling the exact error message.
[05:02] <shishio> PovAddict: ya
[05:02] <ronzilla> is virtualbox only going to utilize one CPU in a duo core?
[05:02] <CapTech> lancerocke: When you first installed it, what permissions did you give your NTFS volumes?
[05:02] <shishio> nathan: hmmm nope
[05:02] <csilk> BlackGA,   http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/xorg-driver-fglrx
[05:02] <brando1> ok what is the exact syntax for the file path b/c it keeps saying cannot find
[05:02] <newguy> CapTech,  thats the problem there is no error. it just sops working
[05:02] <nathan-_> !RTFM
[05:02] <dr_willis> ronzilla,  virtualbox with linux hers. shows a dualcore cpu
[05:02] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: cool :)
[05:02] <brando1> i put "sudo chown root /var/lib/samba/usershare
[05:02] <nathan-_> lol
[05:02] <shishio> PovAddict: cozim having trouble with some programs in wine end up crashing
[05:03] <CapTech> newguy: As in complete freeze, or can you still CTRL - C out?
[05:03] <nathan-_> noob is an acronym?
[05:03] <Anza> how do I delete files from the trash that couldnt be deleted normally? I mean, I click on: "empty deleted items" but doesnt work
[05:03] <RoadHazard> brando1: yes
[05:03] <dr_willis> Acronyms or statements
[05:03] <newguy> i can still ctrl- c out
[05:03] <brando1> so that should work?
[05:03] <nathan-_> ah
[05:03] <jonaskoelker> Dalem50: I think it's best if you only read from the fs, not write, since ext2ifs probably doesn't know about the ext3 features... but that's your plan anyways, right?
[05:03] <nathan-_> skim reading
[05:03] <n8tuser> Anza be as root with sudo then delete the files you wanted
[05:03] <lancerocke> CapTech: i didnt touch them. i didnt give tthem any permissions manually. i installed ntfs-3g and it took care of automounting them. i can mount the one that is having the ntfs-3g issue when i click on it in nautilus. when i mounted it the very first time i had to put my admin password in
[05:04] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Erm, sort've, just copy some important stuff. The main goal was to get it to boot though xD
[05:04] <RoadHazard> brando1: then sudo chmod 777 /path
[05:04] <CapTech> lancerocke: Odd.
[05:04] <jonaskoelker> of course :)
[05:04] <newlife> I'am trying to learn how to use the "Terminal" and ran following command - " sudo apt-get install astronomical-almanac " - So I do not really want this installed - What command would I use to " Uninstall " this ? ? ?
[05:04] <RoadHazard> then sudo chown username /path
[05:04] <Anza> n8tuser, sudo nautilus?
[05:04] <ronzilla> oh wow
[05:04] <ronzilla> this is niiiiiiiice
[05:04] <brando1> ok i figured it out thanks all
[05:04] <ronzilla> brb reboot
[05:04] <CapTech> newguy: Hmmm.  I'm not sure what to suggest.
[05:05] <scunizi> newlife, sudo apt-get purge astroxxxxxxxx
[05:05] <lancerocke> CapTech: http://www.imagebam.com/image/6e50f116147805
[05:05] <Dalem50> jonaskoelker: Great, some files aren't opening, at least I got what I needed onto my Vista partiton :-/
[05:05] <newlife> scunizi: Thank you - off I go .......
[05:05] <CapTech> lancerocke: Ewww, tiny drives.  LOL.
[05:06] <jonaskoelker> hm...
[05:06] <jonaskoelker> interesting
[05:06] <brando1> damn, ok i got root and then i went to share again and i got this error... "net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. The connection was refused. Maybe smbd is not running."
[05:06] <CapTech> lancerocke: I'm not seeing anything there that suggests an error.  What am I looking for on that screenshot?
[05:06] <scunizi> newlife, also  you can always "man <name>"  like man apt-get
[05:06] <Anza> it says the folder cannot be displayed when using sudo nautilus
[05:06] <Oni_of_z_AsH> Hi guys! Got a very urgent question to ask..Please help me..Iv installed PCSX2 in ubuntu..Iv configured it as well..But when a insert a dvd..and click on run cd, nothing happens..am i missing something?? Please help me guys..
[05:07] <scunizi> Anza, you should use gksudo nautilus..
[05:07] <lancerocke> CapTech: just the fact that i have 2 ntfs volumes named 298GB Music that were named that way via Winblows.
[05:07] <lancerocke> CapTech: may tha tbe the issue?
[05:07] <bobertdos> Anza: and also, directly address the person you're talking to
[05:07] <dr_willis> Oni_of_z_AsH,  best thing to do would be to find the pcsx2 web site and see what docs/guides they got. YOu may need to enable some plugin, or set the settings to find the cd
[05:07] <CapTech> lancerocke: Shoulding be.  Ubuntu uses the UUID.
[05:07] <CapTech> lancerocke: Those are unique.
[05:07] <lancerocke> Captech: linux gave one of them an underscore. 298GB Music_ and 298GB Music
[05:07] <lancerocke> i see
[05:07] <CapTech> Oops, shouldn't be.
[05:07] <CapTech> LOL.
[05:07] <Anza> scunizi, same: "the folder contents could not be displayed"
[05:08] <CapTech> What's your /etc/fstab show for those two?
[05:08] <lancerocke> Captech: what might be the issue then?
[05:08] <unop> CapTech, the UUID isn't always used
[05:08] <Oni_of_z_AsH> ok thanks man!
[05:08] <CapTech> unop: Yeah, I just thought about that too.
[05:08] <dr_willis> lancerocke,  ive seen where if it automounts  and dosent unmount/remopve the /media/whatever dir..next time it automounts it adds a _
[05:08] <unop> CapTech, especially when mounting volumes
[05:08] <dr_willis> lancerocke,  you can unmount the thing and remove the redundant directories in /media is what i had to do
[05:08]  * CapTech pulls out his gun, and shoots Billy Gates in da head.
[05:09] <secret9011> My volume control buttons stopped working in Gnome even though the volume control in the applet panel still works.  When I press on the buttons they act as if it's working but the volume doesn't change.
[05:09]  * unop will bet windows did not give the volume that label
[05:09] <CapTech> lancerocke: Yeah, that sounds reasonable.  I've never had the issue.  I only have one NTFS volume on my 'puter.
[05:09] <bobertdos> Anza: What are you attempting to do?
[05:09] <lancerocke> kk
[05:09] <lancerocke> thanks guys
[05:10] <CapTech> Thank dr_willis.  :)
[05:10] <Anza> bobertdos, its just that it was weird I tried to empty the trash but it didnt work
[05:10] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: your buttons are probably mapped to a volume control that has no effect on your sound, for example your buttons might control master mono, but you want them to control PCM
[05:10] <bobertdos> Anza: You've already tried via the terminal, I assume?
[05:11] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: how do I map it to what I want?
[05:11] <Anza> bobertdos, yes, gksudo nautilus, and it says "the folder contents couldnt be displayed
[05:12] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: its been so long, i have no idea, i just thought I would explain the problem, im sure someone here can help you
[05:12] <unop> Anza, you could use this.   sudo rm -r ~/.local/share/Trash/*
[05:13] <bobertdos> Anza: Actually, I'd just do it from the terminal, personally. cd into .local/share/Trash and then rm -rf *
[05:13] <newlife> Is there another good command line terminal app - other than the stock one that comes with Gnome Hardy Heron ? ?
[05:13] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: nevermind, i found it: System->Preferences->Sound->Default mixer tracks - This is where you can select what setting(s) the volume keys should control in Gnome.
[05:13] <CapTech> newlife: You might try konsole
[05:13] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=82733
[05:13] <CapTech> newlife: It's KDE's terminal app.
[05:14] <unop> newlife, there are plenty - rxvt, urxvt, xterm, eterm, etc
[05:14] <newlife> CapTech: Is that designed to run better on KDE desktop or will it work well with Gnome ?
[05:15] <CapTech> newlife: To run better, yes, however it will work with Gnome.  apt-get will install the absolute dependencies to get it working.
[05:15] <unop> newlife, it will work on gnome - but it's a bit of overkill
[05:15] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: what do I set it to?
[05:15] <newlife> unop: Which of the one's you listed is best suited to run under Gnome?
[05:15] <CapTech> unop: Depends on what he wants it to do.
[05:15] <ronzilla> how can i save my dual screen settings to set on reboot.  I had to re-enable it
[05:15] <Anza> unop, bobertdos: unop thing in the terminal worked, thank you guys.
[05:16] <unop> newlife, all of them work - they don't depend on gnome or KDE - they are general X applications
[05:16] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: you will need to experiment, its different for different setups, just play in the mixer with some sound playing and see which slider makes the sound louder
[05:16] <scunizi> newlife, gksudo nautilus then ctrl+h to make hidden directories visable.. or applications/accessories/terminal.. konsole and terminal are pretty much the same..
[05:16] <unop> newlife, I prefer urxvt (rxvt-unicode)
[05:16] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla: the nvidia-settings has a save X config button
[05:17] <ronzilla> Unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup'.
[05:17] <newlife> unop: Ahh ... becoming clearer now - thx - Is there one you are privy to over another?
[05:17] <chrisbrl88> hey... I need to know how to apply a single shell command to all subdirectories of a given directory
[05:17] <scunizi> ronzilla, you have to run nvidia-settings as root to save.. start it from terminal with sudo nvidia-settings
[05:17] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla: I found that i needed to save the xorg config that nvidia-settings makes and overwrite the default myself
[05:18] <CapTech> newlife: That's totally subjective.
[05:18] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: great, now it works, but the volume manager in the applet panel stopped working
[05:18] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: how do I fix that?
[05:18] <ronzilla> gotcha
[05:18] <dr_willis> chrisbrl88,  creative use of the 'find' command is often used for that.
[05:18] <unop> newlife, yea, urxvt has support for unicode, transparency, search-back, tabs even and a few other interesting things - and it's lightweight (compared to the gnome-terminal)
[05:18] <CapTech> newlife: I was totally a Konsole guy for a long time, but terminal has grown on me.
[05:18] <bobertdos> chrisbrl88: Depending on the command, -r or -R arguments for recursion.
[05:18] <CapTech> newlife: What are you trying to accomplish that just isn't being met for you yet?
[05:18] <ronzilla> how do i mount newly added hardrives
[05:19] <chrisbrl88> I recently switched my webserver to ubuntu from slackware, but it messed up all the directory permissions... I need to chmod all the subdirectories but not the files in them...
[05:19] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: right click on the volume manager and change the preferences to point to the correct volume device
[05:19] <bobertdos> !mount | ronzilla
[05:19] <unop> chrisbrl88, find /someplace -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
[05:19] <xTheGoat121x> Hi everybody
[05:20] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: excellent, now they're synchronized
[05:20] <secret9011> thanks
[05:20] <angusthefuzz> secret9011: youre welcome
[05:20] <secret9011> angusthefuzz: what's the diff between master and PCM?
[05:21] <chrisbrl88> unop: missing argument to -exec
[05:21] <xTheGoat121x> I've noticed that my sound in Ubuntu is significantly lower than it is when I boot into Windows on the same hardware... the volume is all the way up -- I've checked every volume control I can think of.
[05:21] <ronzilla> ok so basically.  I unplugged 3 of my harddrives when doing the install for ubuntu and windows cause i was having an issue with selecting a primary HD to be used.  SO i just turned the PC off and then plugged them back in.   I haves on them that I dont want to loose they are all in NTFS format
[05:21] <urban_ryog1> Hi, is open office 3.0 in an official distro?
[05:21] <ronzilla> have files on them*
[05:21] <unop> chrisbrl88, you're probably missing something - show us the exact command you have.
[05:22] <newlife> CapTech: I came across a terminal app about year ago like the one "unop" mentioned with tabs - and it was very nice to use.
[05:22] <dr_willis> ronzilla,   basically you edit the fstab file and mount them to mountpoints you create.
[05:22] <CapTech> newlife: I just use the default term app in xubuntu, which works perfect for me.
[05:22] <dr_willis> ronzilla,   the 'ntfs-3g' docs/guides detail this. :)
[05:22] <devil> i try 8.10 beta but they have open office 2.4
[05:22] <CapTech> I wish I could move the tabs to the bottom, but it still works.
[05:23] <Anza> unop: now it seems empty but whem I pass the mouse by the icon it says there is 22 files there :S    I checked the option of show hidden files, but nothing!
[05:23] <chrisbrl88> unop: find /var/www/music -type d -exec chmod 777 {} \:
[05:23] <ronzilla> ug
[05:23] <ronzilla> i kinda wish i didnt bother to even partition this drive now
[05:24] <unop> chrisbrl88, the last thing is a semi-colon not a colon   i.e. \;  not \:
[05:24] <bobertdos> ronzilla: It's not so bad. After you make one fstab entry, it's almost copy and paste for the ohters.
[05:24] <bobertdos> *others
[05:24] <newlife> CapTech: I have used that I like it - But would like to try the " urxvt" as well possibly - have to check it out. Thanks
[05:25] <newlife> unop: Thanks for info on other terms out there as well.......
[05:25] <CapTech> newlife: Like I said, it's all subjective.  Everyone has different tastes.  The correct answer, is the one that fits your needs.
[05:25] <chrisbrl88> unop: awesome... thank you
[05:25] <ronzilla> bob, can you point me in the direction of learning about this?
[05:25] <Anza> bobertdos, now it seems empty but whem I pass the mouse by the icon it says there is 22 files there :S    I checked the option of show hidden files, but nothing!
[05:25] <ronzilla> nvm found it on the forums
[05:25] <unop> Anza,  what does   du -sh ~/.local/share/Trash   give you?
[05:25] <dr_willis> ronzilla,  learning how linux mounts filesystems.. is a must learn skill to increase your linux-karma level :)
[05:25] <ronzilla> haha
[05:26] <Anza> unop, 4.0K	/home/maro/.local/share/Trash
[05:26] <bobertdos> ronzilla: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[05:26] <unop> Anza,  hmm.  how about this?    find ~/.local/share/Trash/
[05:26] <ronzilla> i might want to wait till tomorrow when my rum and cokes wear off
[05:27] <ronzilla> rum + coke + linux = duh?!?!?!
[05:27] <Anza> unop, /home/maro/.local/share/Trash/
[05:27] <unop> Anza, sound like nautilus is giving you a false-positive - try restarting it perhaps?
[05:28] <newlife> CapTech: Well said - and at this point in time I'm searching & exploring - Like I was at one time trying to find a Linux distro that works best for me - Which at this point in time is Ubuntu - Hardy - Gnome - Hands down. Thanks for your comments I appreciate it.....
[05:28] <Anza> unop, ok, I will restart the system
[05:28] <unop> Anza, a logout should be enough
[05:28] <ronzilla> if i would of formatted and installed the drive while the others were plugged in would i have ran into this problem?
[05:29] <rdw200169> anyone in here using IPv6?
[05:29] <bobertdos> ronzilla: It is LIKELY that fstab entries would have been created for you, but oh well.
[05:29] <Parsonsyang> hi guys
[05:29] <ronzilla> or can i boot in windows to add them then reboot into linux to have a successful mount?
[05:30] <Tann> Hello
[05:30] <ronzilla> cause i dont mind reformatting cause im not to far into my configuration
[05:30] <unop> ronzilla, what are you trying to do?
[05:30] <Tann> I am working on building a computer, and I am wondering how well supported the NVIDIA chipsets are.
[05:30] <ronzilla> see hard drives that i had unplugged that have files on them
[05:31] <ronzilla> in NTFS format
[05:31] <bobertdos> ronzilla: You don't need to do that. Okay, obviously, you're not very comfortable, so we'll just talk you through this, k? :)
[05:31] <Tann> How well the NVIDIA chipsets are supported.**
[05:31] <ronzilla> sure thing
[05:31] <rdw200169> Tann: they're supported pretty well
[05:31] <Tann> rdw200169: Thanks.,
[05:31] <mikef> how can i burn an iso please <3
[05:31] <bobertdos> ronzilla: Go into a terminal and type sudo fdisk -l
[05:31] <memeemeee> i need help with fglrx!
[05:31] <rdw200169> Tann: what do you have?
[05:31] <nathan_> Tann not bad Envy does a good job
[05:32] <ronzilla> i dont want to format the disk though
[05:32] <scunizi> you won't
[05:32] <memeemeee> seriously or at least changing my xorg.conf file
[05:32] <rdw200169> Tann: 8.04 just upgraded the nvidia_new driver to 169...
[05:32] <GumBall> how can i burn an iso please =(
[05:32] <unop> ronzilla, that just lists partitions
[05:32] <rdw200169> Tann: so it should support the newer cards
[05:32] <Tann> rdw200169: ok, I was just wondering, because a mother board I am looking at has an NVIDIA chipset
[05:32] <nathan_> I Downloaded and used Envy on my Acer.
[05:33] <rdw200169> Tann: the Nvidia chipsets, compared to AMD, are MUCH better supported
[05:33] <GumBall> can somebody help me please x(
[05:33] <dr_willis> GumBall,  under ubuntu? just double clicking should launch the burner progra,m
[05:33] <nathan_> Tann : 8600 and below I'm pretty certain are no biggie
[05:33] <GumBall> double click the iso?
[05:33] <rdw200169> Tann: yeah, they're fine
[05:33] <ronzilla> ok i have the list
[05:33] <rdw200169> Tann: I'm using the Nvidia driver with dual monitors
[05:33] <Anza> unop, yes, I restarted and now it seems empty, weird shit... thanks
[05:33] <dr_willis> GumBall,  thats what i said. :)
[05:33] <rdw200169> Tann: and I'm not having any major difficulties
[05:34] <dr_willis> !burn
[05:34] <GumBall> nothing happens
[05:34] <GumBall> :(
[05:34] <rdw200169> Tann: with 8.10, there's supposed to be X autoconfiguration, so no more xorg.conf file mangling\
[05:34] <bobertdos> ronzilla: Okay, so take note of the device paths /dev/something of the ones that are NTFS
[05:34] <dr_willis> GumBall,  then try manually launching brasero perhaps.
[05:34] <Tann> rdw200169: ok. Thanks. I knew the NVIDIA graphics cards were supported, but I mean like the motherboard chipsets.
[05:34] <ronzilla>   Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[05:34] <ronzilla> /dev/sdb1               1       30515   245111706    7  HPFS/NTFS
[05:34] <unop> Anza, it's probably the fact that the deletions weren't registered with gvfs (which would happen if you deleted them via nautilus or such)
[05:34] <ronzilla>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[05:34] <GumBall> bash: brasero: command not found
[05:34] <ronzilla> /dev/sdc1               1     1453518   732573040+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[05:34] <rdw200169> Tann: I'm talking about those too; I've got Nforce4 i think
[05:34] <GumBall> x(
[05:34] <unop> ronzilla, don't paste here
[05:34] <nathan_> Tann yeah. Most are
[05:35] <ronzilla> ok sorry
[05:35] <rdw200169> Tann; the Nforce chipsets should not be a big deal at all
[05:35] <dr_willis> GumBall,  perhaps install/try any of the following the bot said  gnomebaker, brasero, serpentine, graveman, Nautilus-CD-Burner, GToaster, xcdroast
[05:35] <unop> ronzilla, all you have to do is mount /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdc1 now
[05:35] <rdw200169> Tann: I've got the network ports working, audio, everything
[05:35] <GumBall> mm
[05:35] <dr_willis> GumBall,  i perfer k3b. but its a kde app.. 'sudo apt-get install k3b' and run with k3b
[05:35] <GumBall> i try apt-fet install k3b
[05:35] <GumBall> o
[05:35] <rdw200169> Tann: haven't tried SLI, though
[05:35] <GumBall> ye
[05:35] <GumBall> :D
[05:35] <FloodBot2> GumBall: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:36]  * GumBall bites FloodBot2 
[05:36] <Anza> does anyone uses ManDvd? its not working well, when I click "generate video structure" it finishes it in about a minute and does nothing!
[05:36] <GumBall> dr_willis, yoo use kde? x)
[05:36] <nathan_> Tann: That Envy Program make it pretty easy if your not supported right out of the box.
[05:36] <Slack> Where does ubuntu store its iptables
[05:36] <Mikenolike> *cough* I am very stupid and need help with writing my xorg.conf file.  I have a Dell C840 and I have the sily black screen problem.  I already know the 2 lines I need to enter but whenever I try to save the file with the corrections it just says that the file/directory does not exist.
[05:36] <rdw200169> Slack: that depends
[05:36] <Slack> rdw200169: on
[05:36] <rdw200169> Slack: /usr/sbin/iptables
[05:37] <rdw200169> Slack: is the executable
[05:37] <rdw200169> Slack: but what firewall frontend do you want to use?
[05:37] <Tann> nathan_ and rdw200169: Thanks
[05:37] <rdw200169> Tann: no problem
[05:37] <scunizi> Mikenolike, gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to open the file and save successfully.
[05:37] <nathan_> Tann: No problem
[05:37] <dr_willis> GumBall,  some times.
[05:37] <Slack> rdw200169: if i use any, firestarter
[05:37] <rdw200169> Slack: then it stores the firewall in /etc/firestarter/
[05:37] <Mikenolike> ooo? seriously?  all the other things said sudo nano
[05:38] <bobertdos> ronzilla: and if you want them to automount, follow the fstab guide and add a couple lines like this: /dev/sdb1 /media/disk ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8 0 0 (media/dis) has to exist ahead of time)
[05:38] <rdw200169> Slack: but you shouldn'
[05:38] <Mikenolike> I cant even edit it in root (please dont yell at me for doing it in root)
[05:38] <GumBall> dr_willis, kay
[05:38] <rdw200169> Slack: t ever have to mess with those files; firestarter is pretty good at what it does!
[05:38] <scunizi> Mikenolike, if you only have a text based system then nano works too.. gedit is a gui app. either will work..
[05:38] <GumBall> im so loney
[05:38] <MisterTaco> Where do I set the 3-button mode and the scroll for my touch point now that xorg.conf is depricated?
[05:38] <nathan_> Tann: Do understand they aren't all supported right out of the box though...
[05:39] <Slack> rdw200169: sounds good, ill give it a shot, im using it to try to allow connections to my apache server
[05:39] <Mikenolike> I will probably ask for more help in like 20 seconds, this has been destroying me every time I try to use linix
[05:39] <rdw200169> Slack: shouldn't be a big deal at all; just look up how to allow incoming ports on the firestarter help website
[05:39] <Mikenolike> linux*
[05:39] <rdw200169> Slack; it's REALLY easy
[05:39] <Tann> nathan_: yes. I've worked with NVIDIA cards, I was just wondering about the motherboard chipsets.
[05:39] <nathan_> ok
[05:39] <scunizi> MisterTaco, you'd add the appropriate lines to xorg.conf.. I haven't heard that xorg is depriciated .. just that video isn't using it much unless you need to tweek it..
[05:40] <Slack> rdw200169: lol, thats what i hear, and also thats why im getting confused as to why it wont work
[05:40] <rdw200169> Slack: are you using it right now?  i can help
[05:40] <nathan_> just wasn't sure what your experience level is
[05:40] <rdw200169> Slack: do you have the gui application for firestarter open?
[05:40] <Slack> rdw200169: i do
[05:40] <rdw200169> Slack: and, are you behind a NAT network?
[05:40] <Slack> rdw200169: correct
[05:41] <rdw200169> Slack: do you have port forwarding from you router to your webserver enabled?
[05:41] <Slack> rdw200169: actually it might not be now
[05:41] <Anza> whats the difference between: sudo nautilus, and gksudo nautilus?
[05:41] <bobertdos> !gksudo | Anza
[05:41] <rdw200169> Anza: gksudo is a gtk frontend for sudo
[05:42] <Slack> rdw200169: how do i check if NAT is enables
[05:42] <Mikenolike> scunizi, same problem
[05:42] <rdw200169> Slack: what i mean is: are you behind a router
[05:42] <Slack> rdw200169: yes
[05:42] <rdw200169> Slack: so you're using a Linksys wireless router or something right?
[05:42] <Mikenolike> cant use graphical as the display is already fubar without the 2 lines
[05:42] <Slack> rdw200169: yezzir
[05:42] <scunizi> Mikenolike, when you open the file is there anything at all in it or is it totally blank?
[05:42] <nathan_> Hope everyone has a good night. er.. Morning.  Bye
[05:43] <rdw200169> Slack: what you need to do, then, is port forwarding in the router
[05:43] <Mikenolike> whenever i use text base it says it cant find the file/directory
[05:43] <Slack> rdw200169: somehow i cant seem to get access to my routers config page where all that stuff is
[05:43] <scunizi> Mikenolike, probably because what you're typing isn't correct.. tell me exactly what you're typing to open the file.
[05:44] <rdw200169> Slack: so you set up port forwarding for ports 80 and 443 (http and https) to the ip address you were assigned by the router
[05:44] <rdw200169> Slack: can you get into the configuration for the router, at least?
[05:44] <Mikenolike> when I am in root I use nano ect/x11/xorg.conf
[05:44] <Mikenolike> and it opens the file fine
[05:44] <Slack> rdw200169: no can do
[05:44] <mandark> hey i have just heard abt php nd i just wanted 2 know wats the differencxe between php and JSP
[05:44] <Slack> rdw200169: wouldnt it be the same thing if i did it from iptables
[05:44] <Mikenolike> whenever I go to save it gives me the error
[05:44] <rdw200169> Slack: well, that's gonna be your first step no matter what
[05:44] <ronzilla> im lost on this mounting thing
[05:45] <rdw200169> Slack; your webserver will never be visible to the real world until the port is forwarded to your webserver
[05:45] <rdw200169> Slack; otherwise, all that traffic stops at the router
[05:45] <bobertdos> ronzilla: In the terminal, type sudo nano /etc/fstab
[05:45] <rdw200169> Slack; the router doesn't know where to send it
[05:45] <Slack> rdw200169: ok, i gotchya
[05:46] <scunizi> Mikenolike, well.. if you're actually in a root account instead of using sudo or actually using sudo then there should be a / in front of etc.. and x11 is X11 (capitalized) as in ... nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:46] <ronzilla> ok then what
[05:46] <rdw200169> Slack; The router is performing NAT translation for you; from a real internet IP address (assigned by your ISP) to the local network; likely 192.168.0.0/24
[05:46] <ronzilla> im not seeing the HD's listed
[05:46] <flourish> very sorry to ask such question here. i want to convert my ape audio files to flac format, but i can not find monkeys-audio, can some one help me
[05:46] <bruenig> hmm
[05:47] <flourish> my system is ubuntu 8.04 amd64
[05:47] <bruenig> flourish: you are using the 64 bit version?
[05:47] <rdw200169> Slack; how are you trying to access your router?
[05:47] <Slack> through the web browser
[05:47] <rdw200169> Slack; i.e. what are you typing in the address bar of your web browswer
[05:47] <flourish> bruenig:  yes
[05:47] <scunizi> Mikenolike, did that make a difference?
[05:47] <Mikenolike> scun, ill report back in like 2 mins with more failure.  I probably had it right for opening as it opened the file correctly, I just left those like that as I am unfamiliar with using text based editing
[05:48] <Slack> rdw200169: just got access nvm
[05:48] <Mikenolike> scunizi, this is the bane of my existance
[05:48] <rdw200169> Slack: excellent!
[05:48] <Slack> rdw200169: :D
[05:48] <bobertdos> ronzilla: PM me if you want. I can tell you're confused, so let's cut the noise.
[05:48] <Mikenolike> oooooook
[05:49] <TheMaverick`> free bruenig?
[05:49] <Slack> rdw200169: which, under the port forwarding tab, their already is a dyndns option
[05:49] <Mikenolike> if I use sudo nano /ect/X11/xorg.conf it opens a new file
[05:49] <bruenig> indeed
[05:49] <flourish> bruenig: Do you know where to find the package i need
[05:49] <Mikenolike> I want to stab my eyes out and just put windows back on
[05:49] <rdw200169> it should be a page that asks for port numbers and IP address
[05:49] <bruenig> flourish: no
[05:49] <flourish> bruenig: oh, thanks
[05:49] <scunizi> Mikenolike, you're typo-ing again.. not /ect but /etc
[05:50] <dr_willis> In Linux, Spelling counts..
[05:50] <dr_willis> :)
[05:50] <Mikenolike> etc? dear god
[05:50] <bruenig> dr_willis has been lowercased, he is no longer authoritative
[05:50] <dr_willis> dont forget Linux is Case Senesitive also.
[05:50] <scunizi> Mikenolike, welcome to symantics :)
[05:50] <TheMaverick`> dr_willis: lies...
[05:50] <TheMaverick`> OH SNAP!
[05:51] <Mikenolike> ok if this works ill put it in my hat of why linux is where it is today
[05:51] <GumBall> help
[05:51] <Caleb> help
[05:51] <Mikenolike> retards like me will never adopt if it takes all this to make your display work
[05:51] <GumBall> my cdr has ben erasin fer liek 20 mins pls
[05:51] <scunizi> Mikenolike, naw.. it's just getting use to it.. I remember pounding away at '80's DOS machines with just as much frustration. this is much more powerful..
[05:51] <flourish> can some one help me, I need the package monkeys-audio of ubuntu 8.04 amd64, but i cannot find it everywhere
[05:51] <Anza> Does anyone recommend a better app than ManDvd to make dvd movies?
[05:52] <Dr_WiLlIS> Mikenolike,  you dont want to get me started on some of the weirdness ive had to go through to get things working in windows befor.. :)
[05:52] <GumBall> ^
[05:52] <Dr_WiLlIS> Anza,  DeVeDe perhaps?
[05:52] <GumBall> Dr_WiLlIS, help me pls <3
[05:52] <Mikenolike> did you have to goto text editing to make it work?
[05:52] <scunizi> Mikenolike, just consider that the underlying system commands have been around much longer than windows and dos
[05:52] <Anza> Dr_WiLlIS, never heard about that
[05:53] <apathadeus> is someone being unhappy with ubuntu?
[05:53] <Mikenolike> overall I love it, its just a pain to make graphics work right
[05:53] <Dr_WiLlIS> GumBall,  what do you expect me to do about it?
[05:53] <csilk> Mikenolike,  for you maybe
[05:53] <Mikenolike> and yes, if the companies would play nice it would be a lot better
[05:53] <csilk> for me it worked out of the box
[05:53] <scunizi> Mikenolike, you use the arrow keys in nano to get to the area that you want to type and then just type.... when done ctrl+o then enter then ctrl+x enter to exit.
[05:53] <apathadeus> I switched from xp to ubuntu and I like it
[05:53] <Mikenolike> I do as well, thats why I am trying to make it work
[05:54] <Dr_WiLlIS> Anza,  ive usedit to convert  single video files/movies to dvd format befor.. it worked ok.. not a lot of features.. but i worked
[05:54] <Anza> Dr_WiLlIS, Can you add subtitles and all that with that app?
[05:54] <Dr_WiLlIS> Anza,  no idea. I never wanted to.
[05:55] <Dr_WiLlIS> Anza,  you could use the various mencoder and other tools to add them  then use the devede tool
[05:55] <Mikenolike> ok rebooting...
[05:55] <the_dude> hi, i cant boot from the cd to install ubuntu, i can only install inside windows...
[05:56] <MisterTaco> Anyone snag one of those Dell mini 9 notebooks?
[05:56] <scunizi> Mikenolike, no need justs log out and then ctrl+alt+backspace
[05:56] <apathadeus> the_dude, why?
[05:56] <CapTech> the_dude: Can't as in you won't do it, or can't as in the system won't allow you to?
[05:56] <Mikenolike> wooooooah
[05:56] <the_dude> apathadeus, i try to boot and the screen says - please insert a CD
[05:57] <apathadeus> the_dude, i see, i've never encountered that
[05:57] <GumBall> idk Dr_WiLlIS
[05:57] <the_dude> apathadeus, yeah yeah, ill see that...
[05:57] <GumBall> ilu :)
[05:57] <Mikenolike> well my display works again
[05:57] <the_dude> apathadeus, i can live with that hehehe
[05:57] <Mikenolike> nvidia blows chunks again however with the driver set
[05:57] <apathadeus> the_dude, do you have multiple cd drives?
[05:58] <the_dude> apathadeus, man do you know how do i format only the ubuntu partition
[05:58] <spasticteapot> Should I buy ATi or Nvidia if I want to run Linux?
[05:58] <the_dude> apathadeus, yes, a dvd and a cd driver
[05:58] <spasticteapot> It used to be nvidia or bust.
[05:58] <scunizi> Mikenolike, you mean the resolution is messed up
[05:58] <Mikenolike> Scunizi, ty very much for correcting the little ect-etc error
[05:58] <apathadeus> the_dude, i think that MAY be the cause
[05:58] <scunizi> Mikenolike, np..  hows the resolution?
[05:58] <CapTech> apathadeus: I agree.  Have him put the disk in the other drive.
[05:58] <apathadeus> the_dude, the ubuntu cd has a partitioner inside, or you can use magic partition in windows
[05:58] <the_dude> apathadeus, yeh maybe, and the cd has an option, Help to Boot...
[05:59] <Mikenolike> haha trying to see if I can fix it now
[05:59] <the_dude> apathadeus, i install and then he misses one file
[05:59] <Mikenolike> if this works I get to see if I can fail my way around installing warcraft
[05:59] <the_dude> apathadeus, yeah man im on ubuntu, i got it from install inside windows, and i chose the other partition
[05:59] <scunizi> Mikenolike, might help to install nvidia-settings..
[06:00] <Mikenolike> thats french to me....
[06:00] <apathadeus> the_dude, i've never used the boot-from-windows feature. I think if you install it from windows, you can't install it as a partition. at least I haven't figured that out
[06:00] <Anza> how do I use emacs to change mandvd interface language?
[06:00] <scunizi> Mikenolike, is the gui so large that you really can't do anything with it?
[06:01] <the_dude> man, i got 2 partition, 1 with xp, and the other empty, got it? when i installed ubuntu, i chose the empty one ;)
[06:01] <the_dude> apathadeus, man, i got 2 partition, 1 with xp, and the other empty, got it? when i installed ubuntu, i chose the empty one ;)
[06:01] <Mikenolike> no the right 2 inches of my screen is a nice assortment of colors in verticle bars
[06:01] <Mikenolike> and the lower 1 1/5 inch is a mirror of the top of my display
[06:01] <rangzy> hello Ubuntu team
[06:01] <newlife> Where do I change the default application that starts when you click on a file - Example: I click on .mp3 file and Audacious runs - I would like to change to " Exaile " ? ?
[06:02] <rangzy> I am unable to install Ubuntu 8.04 as a guest OS in my Sun-Virtualbox VM.
[06:02] <lancerocke> can anyone here help me with mpd? i dont think anyone is in the #mpd room.
[06:02] <rangzy> I could install it fine in VmWare though. but there is a 30day limit for Vmware.
[06:03] <apathadeus> the_dude, i don't know about installing from windows, i thought it only installed the emulated version of ubuntu
[06:03] <william56> anyone know what i should do about the xubuntu installer dropping me into a terminal labelled (initramfs) ?
[06:03] <lancerocke> im having an issue. i changed the max  library songs in mpd.conf from 16k to 50k and for some reason mpd is still only seeing 16k songs. ive tried restarting mpd and doing a create-db but nothing seems to work
[06:03] <rangzy> so I need to start using Ubuntu from inside XVM (Sun virtualbox)
[06:03] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, how to configure advanced desktop effect setting? i need some tutorial to make my ubuntu look very cool...
[06:03] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  theres a free vmware-server you can get.. ive ran ubuntu under virtualbox also. no problems
[06:03] <scunizi> Mikenolike, sounds like bad resolution or refresh rate..  ok.. maybe this will help.. ctrl+alt+F7 is where the gui lives.. remember that.. now ctrl+alt+f2 will get you a text screen you have to  log into... once there.. sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings.. then back to the gui with ctrl+alt+F7 and get to a terminal and sudo nvidia-settings.. cange things there.
[06:03] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  using 8.10 in virtualbox under vista right now.
[06:04] <itai> hi, whats the command that removes unnecessary packages? apt-get autoclean?
[06:04] <bobertdos> itai: yes
[06:04] <bobertdos> itai: remember to use sudo
[06:04] <rangzy> Dr_WiLlIS: thanks for the response. the same virtualbox installer & ubuntu iso file works fine in my friend's Vsita, but not in mine.
[06:04] <unitedpotsmokers> itai, im using ubuntu-tweak to remove temporary files download
[06:04] <rangzy> I tried several times, but no help. any ide on what could be the reason?
[06:05] <itai> bobertdos, thanks, is there anything else i can do to free space in my / partition?
[06:05] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  i did have a issue with virtualbox the other day and had to reinstall it.. I think some vista update broke somthing
[06:05] <unitedpotsmokers> use ubuntu-tweak, it is very easy and safe
[06:05] <itai> unitedpotsmokers, i will try ,is that whats it for? is it in the repos (gutsy)?
[06:06] <rangzy> Dr_WiLlIS: oh I see. and is it fine if I use VirtualBox2.02 ?
[06:06] <cjs> Anybody here know how to get xchat to use emacs-style editing? E.g., ^W to delete a word, rather than close the window?
[06:06] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  i just reinstalled vbox yesterday.. lets se what version i got
[06:06] <newlife> Where do you change default program to a different one ? ?
[06:06] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  2.0.2 here.
[06:06] <bruenig> cjs: vim xchat.c, edit, save, recompile
[06:06] <Gizmo> Wondering if anyone here has got a serial gemtek rm100 working in ubuntu before?
[06:07] <william56> okay, so the ubuntu 8.04 installer is dropping me into a terminal named (initramfs), and 'cat casper.log' says "unable to find a medium containing a live file system'
[06:07] <darksifer> hi everyone
[06:07] <cjs> bruenig, That's one way, yes. There's another, since I've managed to do it before without recompiling.
[06:07] <rangzy> Dr_WiLlIS: okay. and, I need to mention this too: I am able to install fedora fine in the virtualbox.
[06:07] <newlife> mp3 Files open with Audacious - would like to open with Exaile everytime I click on it.
[06:07] <unitedpotsmokers> itai, im using hardy heron. i think it is 3rd party software and it is nice. i used this application to do some tweak, to update, or to remove like temporary files, packages
[06:08] <bobertdos> newlife: Go into the Properties menu of an mp3 and change it from Open With
[06:08] <rangzy> thanks Dr_WiLlIS, I shall try to reinstall the xvm. (I have done that around 3-4 times already, though)
[06:08] <Dr_WiLlIS> rangzy,  could be a bad iso file..
[06:08] <darksifer> i have installed ubuntu in many computers and i want to update them
[06:08] <itai> unitedpotsmokers, i just googled it and they have their own repos , i'll give it a try, thanks
[06:08] <darksifer> some of which dont have internet connection
[06:09] <unitedpotsmokers> yes... u try first, maybe it is suitable for u...
[06:09] <rangzy> Dr_WiLlIS: the same iso file worked fine with my friend's pc. thats what surprises me
[06:09] <darksifer> can some one tell me how to provide
[06:09] <darksifer> can some one tell me how to proceed
[06:09] <darksifer> ?
[06:09] <darksifer> pl
[06:09] <FloodBot2> darksifer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:09] <darksifer> plz
[06:09] <newlife> bobertdos: Thanks was just reading a post I found in Ubuntu forums from a google search - THanks much.
[06:09] <darksifer> ok
[06:09] <scunizi> !enter | darksifer
[06:09] <Mikenolike> scunuzi, you have no idea how upsetting this is
[06:09] <Dr_WiLlIS> !aptoncd | darksifer
[06:10] <cjs> Ah, it's a gtk setting, not an xchat setting.
[06:10] <rangzy> and, one query to the whole team here. I installed Ubuntu8.04 from Wubi in my HP Dv5z series laptop. the wifi is not working. I searched, and did the ndiswrapper setup.
[06:11] <cjs> Well, that would have changed it for everything. This could be exciting.
[06:11] <rangzy> I did the madwifi procedure as well. now, my wifi is being detected by ubuntu, but ubuntu is unable to switch it "on'
[06:11] <rangzy> \help
[06:12] <darksifer> ok
[06:12] <darksifer> thx
[06:13] <Mikenolike> scunizi, can I show you what it looks like and you can laugh and point at me?
[06:13] <scunizi> Mikenolike, sure
[06:13] <unitedpotsmokers> hi guys, i have a simple question, what is a command to kill freeze application..? for example how to kill firefox in terminal?
[06:13] <Mikenolike> http://members.cox.net/mikenolike1/DSC00643.JPG
[06:14] <Mikenolike> bad driver?
[06:15] <rangzy> could someone direct me to the right forum to get doubts on wifi+ubuntu clarified ?
[06:15] <scunizi> Mikenolike, which card do you have?.. by the way.. the print screen button on the keyboard will take a snapshot of your screen and save it to the desktop. better than a digital camera :)
[06:16] <Mikenolike> I wasnt about to mess with that on ubuntu, just making the display work is a problem for me
[06:16] <bobertdos> !wubi | rangzy
[06:16] <Mikenolike> also it doesnt show it right
[06:16] <Mikenolike> i just tried
[06:16] <hml> what's the easiest way to setup a firewall on ubuntj, basically wnat i want is --- outgoing: allow, incoming:: establiashed, related, allow; all else, reject
[06:17] <scunizi> Mikenolike, so what kind of card is installed nvidia xxxxx
[06:17] <hml> what's the easiest way to setup a firewall on ubuntj, basically wnat i want is --- outgoing: allow, incoming:: establiashed, related, allow; all else, reject [but i'd prefer to not have to muck around with adding stuff to /etc/rc2.d ... so if there's some auto pacakgage/script that does this, so much the better]
[06:17] <Mikenolike> nVidia GeForce4 440 go 32MB
[06:17] <bobertdos> hml: try firestarter, it's a frontend for itables
[06:17] <scunizi> Mikenolike, and how did you install the driver for it?
[06:17] <danny> hola
[06:17] <bobertdos> hml: *iptables
[06:17] <hml> bobertdos: iptables requires i add stuff to /etc/rc2.d to have it called on startup, no?
[06:18] <danny> k hay  aqui de nuevo
[06:18] <Level15> hi all. I am installing ubuntu server 8.04LTS into virtualbox, but it has been frozen for a while now on 34% of  "unpacking required packages" any ideas?
[06:18] <bobertdos> hml: I think firestarter should handle that..........
[06:18] <rangzy> ubottu: , thanks for that.
[06:18] <Kr0ntab> hml: the ubuntu team suggests the use of ufw for basic firewall needs... there's a nifty front end that works well called gufw.  http://gufw.tuxfamily.org/index.html
[06:19] <Kr0ntab> a lot simpler than firestarter...
[06:19] <rangzy> ubottu: I think wubi installation doesnt affect the wifi by any way..
[06:19] <hml> bobertdos , Kr0ntab : thanks
[06:19] <bobertdos> danny: nada mucho, pero por favor vaya al canal ubuntu-es si necesitas apoyo de ubuntu
[06:19] <rangzy> ubottu: really ?!
[06:19] <rangzy> ubottu: which is the right forum to ask about wifi issuses with linux ?
[06:20] <scunizi> !wifi | rangzy
[06:20] <extor> Does anyone use gnome-osd?
[06:20] <rangzy> scunizi: could you help me with that ?
[06:20] <Level15> has anyone installed ubuntu server to virtual box?
[06:20] <jamesish> Level15: I've installed to vmware, not to virtual box though.
[06:20] <scunizi> rangzy, sorry.. wireless I"m not good at..
[06:20] <danny> quien habla español aqui
[06:20] <extor> I have to a physical bawx
[06:20] <rangzy> Level15: I am unable to install it in my virtual box. mine is the desktop version though
[06:20] <jamesish> !el | danny
[06:21] <n8tuser> Level15-> desktop is pretty much similar as server,
[06:21] <jamesish> hm, less helpful than I had hoped.
[06:21] <Anza> does anyone knows about an app that allows me to add more than one subtitles track to my dvds?
[06:21] <rangzy> scunizi: okay, no probs. I saw your reply... thats why asked you..
[06:21] <jamesish> !es | danny
[06:22] <scunizi> rangzy, i saw you playing with the bot and thought I'd have it give you a link.. it might have some answers to your issues
[06:22] <Dr_WiLlIS> Anza,  proberly will have to get creative and read up on the mencoder docs/guides..    and the mplayer docs/guides - it can proberly be done. but ive not seen any click a few times and its done.. apps.
[06:22] <rangzy> scunizi: Oh I see. I didnt know that the abc ! usename means requesting the bot.
[06:23] <rangzy> scunizi: is that a new feature in irc? I havent used irc in the past 3 years. I was using it for a long time before that.
[06:23] <rangzy> !testing  | rangzy
[06:23] <rangzy> !installation | rangzy
[06:24] <scunizi> rangzy, not new.. just not available everywere.. it's used here to help answer some of the most common problems and issues.. or at least direct people to the appropriate documentation.
[06:24] <rangzy> scunizi: ok, I got the point. thanks !
[06:24] <scunizi> rangzy, np
[06:25] <Mikenolike> holy tapdancing jesus this is aggrevating
[06:25] <Kr0ntab> hehe
[06:25] <Mikenolike> *sic
[06:25] <jamesish> What you got goin' on, mikenolike?
[06:25] <scunizi> Mikenolike, there's something that you can try. hang on and I'll get you the command.
[06:26] <Mikenolike> scunizi fom what I have seen its a driver problem
[06:26] <Mikenolike> read a bunch of posts on it
[06:26] <Mikenolike> I have the driver I need but it wants root
[06:26] <tavish> can dos applications work in wine/??
[06:26] <scunizi> Mikenolike, the 440 is older and should work like a champ.. how did you install the driver for it? or did you?
[06:26] <Mikenolike> may the lords be gentle and use lube this time
[06:26] <jamesish> tavish: sometimes, I think,but try dosbox instead.
[06:26] <Omoikane_> This computer is killing me, I forwarded port 8080 and 22 the computer's name is Yahweh Local ip is 192.168.2.5 WAN ip is 97.81.79.123 username is nickolaus pass is nickojo could someone try and login?
[06:27] <Mikenolike> scunizi, its a well documented problem on this laptop
[06:27] <Mikenolike> c840 dell
[06:27] <ronzilla> !itunes
[06:27] <ronzilla> !palyers
[06:27] <ronzilla> !players
[06:27] <rangzy> Mikenolike: do you refer to the wifi issue ?
[06:27] <scunizi> Mikenolike, ah.. I'm using a vostro 1400 right now.. were there any work-a-rounds?
[06:27] <Kr0ntab> Omoikane_: prolly not a good idea to give that out mate...
[06:28] <ronzilla> if anyone has the iphone is there an app i can use in linux for syncing my data and adding files...
[06:28] <scunizi> Mikenolike, also when reading those posts.. look at the date.. if they are older you might be able to ignore them.
[06:28] <Mikenolike> wifi is fine, no installs needed or anything I made sure I had a card that works with it
[06:28] <Omoikane_> Kr0ntab nothing on that computer to break.
[06:28] <jamesish> ﻿Omoikane_: connection refused.
[06:29] <Mikenolike> its ONLY display that haunts me like a bad prom date you shove into the trunk of your car before you push it into the lake
[06:29] <Kr0ntab> Omoikane_: connection refused which means that the port is closed... not filtered...
[06:29] <Kr0ntab> Omoikane_: netstat -an | grep 22
[06:29] <therealnanotube> i'm on feisty, know that it will be out of support at the end of october. should i upgrade now to hardy, or better to wait until intrepid. (in other words - does intrepid look like it's going to be stable and solid? or is it more "experimental", like edgy was)
[06:30] <Kr0ntab> does it show "LISTENING" ?
[06:30] <scunizi> Mikenolike, have you tried.... sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[06:30] <Kr0ntab> LISTEN I mean
[06:30] <Mikenolike> lol?
[06:30] <icesword> what the topic mean in offtopic
[06:30] <icesword> what the topic mean in offtopic
[06:30] <icesword> what the topic mean in offtopic
[06:31] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: lol :)
[06:31] <Omoikane_> Kr0ntab what am I looking for?
[06:31] <hml> lol; there are users named FloodBot ?
[06:31] <rangzy> what happened to icesword ?
[06:31] <attickid> is it possible to download all files in a directory with wget?
[06:31] <therealnanotube> attickid: yes?
[06:32] <rangzy> !wireless
[06:32] <Kr0ntab> Omoikane_: I'm assuming you've turned on port forwarding for an SSH server begind yer firewall... and you wannt to make sure that the server is actually listening on port 22
[06:32] <attickid> therealnonotube:I dont know,Im trying to download all files which are in a directory of a webserver instead of clicking each of them manually
[06:32] <kambiz_> my ctrl key is not functioning like a control key, for example when i try to make individual selections from a html selectbox form, i either have to select all or none - can't select a subset.
[06:32] <therealnanotube> attickid: "man wget" to learn about the options for wget.
[06:33] <rangzy> attickid: if it is ftp, try using filezilla
[06:33] <Mikenolike> oh dandy, it wants me to turn off x before I can install
[06:33] <rangzy> I think there is a linux version of filezilla
[06:33] <jamesish> There's a linux version; I use it every now and then.
[06:33] <ghhfgh> hi
[06:33] <kambiz_> what can i do to make my ctrl function like a control key and not like a shift when selecting items
[06:33] <therealnanotube> attickid: specifically, the "-r" option for recursive get is probably what you're looking for.
[06:33] <ghhfgh> does anyone know how to change my alias in this chat?
[06:34] <attickid> therealnonotube: yeah:Dthanks I just figured out:D
[06:34] <Omoikane_> Kr0ntab it says cp               0          0           0.0;0.0:37221 0.0.0.0:*           Listen            cp6          0                    0 : : :22  : : :*    LISTEN
[06:34] <a1len> i want to dive into coding. i read and have been advised that running ubuntu linux would be a good idea. should i go ahead and run that from now on instead of vista?
[06:34] <therealnanotube> attickid: cool :)
[06:34] <scunizi> Mikenolike, remember ctrl+alt+F2? do that and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop... that will stop x ... but what are you trying to install?
[06:34] <Kr0ntab> Omoikane_: dont paste here
[06:34] <ghhfgh> a1en > yes!!!
[06:34] <Mikenolike> older display drivers
[06:34] <Mikenolike> its a finicky thing
[06:34] <Mikenolike> this is my last resort
[06:35] <attickid> therealnanotube: Im new to linux :D and I lvoe the fact I dont have to do such repetitive job :D definetely I LOVE IT:D
[06:35] <ghhfgh> miken what you trying to install?
[06:35] <Chris_Foster> a1len: yea, trust me. Linux is way better for coding than windows. And with linux, you'll learn alot more along the way and wont have to resort to dirty tricks in windows to do stuff
[06:35] <Mikenolike> older display drivers for my laptop
[06:35] <therealnanotube> attickid: excellent. :)
[06:35] <scunizi> Mikenolike, you should be able to do that from synaptic or a terminal.. synaptic is under Sytem/Admin or from terminal type sudo apt-cache nvidia for a list of drivers.
[06:35] <Chris_Foster> a1len: the posibilities are endless, aslong as your willing to learn
[06:35] <jamesish> Mikenolike: installing drivers for video is teh satan. Just breath in slowly, then set fire to the sodding thing.
[06:36] <mynameistux> my logitech mouse stopped working, and I don't remember what I was doing before it stopped. I have confirmed it is not the battery, it is wireless
[06:36] <therealnanotube> attickid: that said, there /is/ a wget for windows... it just doesn't come by default. :) but there are plenty of reasons to like linux. :)
[06:36] <Mikenolike> scunizi, if this fails I am just giving up.  its really not worh the effort anymore
[06:36] <Mikenolike> I am about to go jamesish route as well
[06:36] <Monkey_> Anyone know how to get the STA drivers from broadcom to show up in my hardware drivers window to use?
[06:36] <scunizi> Mikenolike, such a little thing :).. once fixed it's done
[06:36] <jamesish> Mikenolike: if it helps, I've written x configs by hand and been exactly where you are now. We can help.
[06:36] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: what's your video card?
[06:37] <mynameistux> is there a way to reset the usb dongle on logitech mice
[06:37] <Mikenolike> nVidia GeForce4 440 go 32MB on a dell c840
[06:37] <therealnanotube> mynameistux: pull it out and stick it back in? :)
[06:37] <mynameistux> yeah, tried that :P
[06:37] <ghhfgh> i've just ordered a mx400!! getting it del on monday
[06:37] <Mikenolike> the picture of what my display looks like is this http://members.cox.net/mikenolike1/DSC00643.JPG
[06:37] <mynameistux> maybe if I leave it out for a bit?
[06:37] <Mikenolike> when I use printscreen it shows up as a normal display
[06:37] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: ah... and you are using the foss nv driver? or the closed-source nvidia?
[06:38] <Mikenolike> closed source
[06:38] <mynameistux> nope, still dosn't work
[06:38] <jamesish> mikenolike: I've generally found that the nvidia drivers are reliable once they're loaded, but their custom x configs can sometimes be hairy. If you need help, really, talk to us. I've read the nvidia config docs a few times, and they're relatively painless.
[06:38] <Monkey_> Anyone know what the package names is for the STA drivers from Broadcom are? THey aren't showing up in my hardware drivers window.
[06:38] <Tonno> Can I sent voice clip in the amsn at the same time that im listening music in amarok or other media?
[06:38] <apathadeus> Mikenolike, seems like a resolution problem
[06:38] <Mikenolike> its set to native resolution
[06:38] <scunizi> jamesish, he needs one of the older drivers.. his machine has reported problems with the stock drivers.
[06:38] <apathadeus> Mikenolike, have you tried resetting resolutions
[06:38] <Mikenolike> all other resolutions have the same efect
[06:38] <mynameistux> gah I paid 40 bucks for this mouse, and now it has stopped working, less than a week after I got it !
[06:38] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: tried the nv driver?
[06:38] <apathadeus> i see
[06:39] <jamesish> scunizi: there's a meta package for old drivers on teh nvidia website.
[06:39] <rangzy> mynameistux: oh! 40 bucks is too expensive. I bought one for 9 bucks. and it rocks
[06:39] <therealnanotube> mynameistux: well... the good news is that you can probably return it... :)
[06:39] <rangzy> logitech
[06:39] <Mikenolike> normal setting without using restricted drivers yield a normal display
[06:39] <scunizi> jamesish, here's his link for a screen shot. http://members.cox.net/mikenolike1/DSC00643.JPG
[06:39] <mynameistux> its a good mouse
[06:39] <jamesish> scunizi: but installing the driver isn't the end of it. The x-config that it generates only works some of the time.
[06:39] <Mikenolike> using the restricted driver provided gives me the black screen of death
[06:39] <Tonno> Can I sent voice clip in the amsn at the same time that im listening music in amarok or other media?
[06:39] <mynameistux> was a good mouse
[06:39] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: so why not use the opensource driver?
[06:39] <Mikenolike> editing xorg.conf gives me the picture I gave you
[06:39] <Monkey_> Anyone know anything related to the Broadcom STA driver here?
[06:39] <Mikenolike> I hate opensource, bleh
[06:40] <ghhfgh> mike > 1) try envy 2) try nvidia-glx, then nvidia-config then nvidia-settings 3) try system > admin > restricted drivers
[06:40] <jamesish> scunizi: or, rather, the x=config that nvidia-config or whatever the command is generates. Sometimes it's not good.
[06:40] <binarymutant> anyone know where I can find a good wallpaper for a transparent terminal?
[06:40] <scunizi> jamesish, if you can walk him through it that would be great.. I've gotta find my pillow.
[06:40] <siimo> hi, anyone know if microsoft wireless desktop 700 will work on ubuntu?
[06:40] <scunizi> Mikenolike, jamesish should be able to help.. I've gotta sleep .. :) good luck
[06:40] <ghhfgh> binary > the black vista wallpaper is pretty good for that
[06:41] <Tonno> Can I sent voice clip in the amsn at the same time that im listening music in amarok or other media?
[06:41] <Mikenolike> night scunizi, ty for getting me this far!
[06:41] <therealnanotube> siimo: looks like "yes" : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=895696
[06:41] <binarymutant> ggeecko: thanks i've seen the unbranded one before
[06:42] <apathadeus> you can try catting different files and send it to /dev/dsp :)
[06:42] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: heh
[06:42] <Mikenolike> what the open source remark?
[06:42] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: yea :)
[06:42] <mynameistux> my logitech mouse stopped working, and I don't remember what I was doing before it stopped. I have confirmed it is not the battery, it is wireless
[06:43] <jamesish> Mikenolike: We'll get you through this, no worries. Just be aware I'll be leaving for about forty minutes in about ten minutes. I'll be back later, though.
[06:43] <Mikenolike> well they dont release full specs on things right?
[06:43] <jamesish> Mikenolike: you sure you got the right driver, first? There're several, and one covers legacy hardware one covers new. If you have the wrong one, it won't install and it'll TELL you that it's not supporting your card.
[06:43] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: yea, that's why the oss driver lacks some features... but it should be perfectly fine for regular 2-d stuff.
[06:43] <ghhfgh> he needs the lagacy one
[06:43] <ghhfgh> ;egacy
[06:44] <ghhfgh> legacy! :)
[06:44] <rangzy> :)
[06:44] <therealnanotube> mynameistux: have you tried websearching for your mouse model number to see if others come up with similar problems?
[06:44] <mynameistux> well, uh, no.
[06:44] <mynameistux> *opens google*
[06:45] <Dabbill> when i do apt-get upgrade i am geting "The following packages have been kept back: bind9-host dnsutils libbind9-30 libdns35 libisccc30 libisccfg30"
[06:45] <Mikenolike> god I want to kill myself
[06:45] <crushy> error on ispconfig installtion over ubuntuserver
[06:45] <therealnanotube> mynameistux: try it, maybe sometghing will come up and someone has already solved the problem. :) what's your mouse model number? i'll help too
[06:45] <jamesish> mikenolike: it sounded earlier like you have the driver, you've just got to drop X windows and then run the installer. Is that the case? Once that's done, if something goes wrong UBuntu'll back up your old x-config and offer to restore it after a few bad attempts to start X.
[06:45] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: heh, pretty fragile, if a videodriver can get you so. :)
[06:45] <Mikenolike> dude
[06:46] <crushy> anybody who can install ispconfig :-s
[06:46] <ghhfgh> mike > get newer hardware and use envy, it'll install it no probs. it's only cos its old hardware and they didn't plan for doing ubuntu drivers
[06:46] <Mikenolike> it would have been more cost effective by now for me to toss this into the garbage and buy a new laptop
[06:46] <jamesish> If it makes any odds to you, I normally charge sixty five per hour ;)
[06:46] <rangzy> thanks everyone. bye
[06:46] <therealnanotube> Mikenolike: or you could just use the default nv driver. heh. why exactly were you unhappy with it in the first place?
[06:47] <Mikenolike> then I could have bought 2 new laptops
[06:47] <jamesish> It was screwing his display up.
[06:47] <therealnanotube> crushy: there's probably plenty of documentation on ispconfig.org
[06:47] <jamesish> Mikenolike: where are you in the process? Are you ready to kill X and do the hardcore command line install?
[06:48] <crushy> i checked and followed all but i dont know why am getting this error:(
[06:48] <mynameistux> I think its a v200 or somthing like taht
[06:48] <Mikenolike> yeah kill x again
[06:48] <Mikenolike> fun times
[06:49] <Mikenolike> well probably just kill the laptop
[06:49] <cjs> So, ash (the BSD bourne shell) will execute my .shrc (to set up aliases, etc.) when I, e.g., run a program from vi with ":!blah". But bash ignores my .bashrc in this case. Any thoughts on how to deal with this?
[06:49] <therealnanotube> jamesish: ah, i misread some stuff earlier - i thought the nvidia driver was screwing it up, but nv has not been tried... ok
[06:50] <kingsofleon> hi
[06:51] <smm289> I have a website with numerous pdfs on it.  I would rather have a application that will go to the address and automatically download all pdfs for me, that way I do not have to click on each one.  Is there an app out there that can do this
[06:51] <jamesish> I'm gonna toddle for a little while, but I'll return. But, before I go. cjs: you sure that the BSD bourne shell is ash? Because ...it's not.
[06:51] <cjs> Oh? What is it?
[06:51] <adam7> smm289: down them all, a firefox extension. wget can probably do it too, but I don't know how.
[06:51] <jamesish> smm289: the first application I ever wrote in ruby did that. Took me ten minutes to learn enough ruby to write it.
[06:51] <mokz> hi all, i need to update my pidgin, what version should i download ? for windows, for source or ?
[06:51] <adam7> mokz: do they have a .deb?
[06:51] <jamesish> cjs: it's actual bourne shell. Genuine real deal. check out ##freebsd and hang with those guys to be yelled at about it.
[06:52] <Mikenolike> sigh how do I install a driver in shell....
[06:52] <smm289> I tried wget and did not seem to work
[06:52] <smm289> down them all hu
[06:52] <Mikenolike> I am completely lost
[06:52] <smm289> I will try
[06:52] <jamesish> cjs: ##freebsd is awesome, incidentally. Love the channel.
[06:52] <cjs> Maybe they're using a different one from NetBSD.
[06:52] <Mikenolike> sudo sh /home/username/desktop/file.run?
[06:52] <jamesish> mikenolike: it's a .run package. You type in sudo ./<name>.run and it'll take care of itself from there. Assuming you're in the same directory as it.
[06:52] <Dr_WiLlIS> smm289,  wget has extensive command lineoptions you may need to look at, or find a gui for it.. theres also other web site mirror tools. like htttrack (SP?_
[06:52] <cjs> Looking at the source, there's a file in there called TOUR, which inside it says: "A Tour through Ash" "Copyright 1989 by Kenneth Almquist."
[06:53] <mokz> adam7, i dont know ? i just visited their site and there were different versions
[06:53] <cjs> I wonder where they got the real one? That's Bell Labs, stuff.
[06:53] <therealnanotube> cjs: from "man bash", when it is started in noninteractive mode, it looks for contents of variable "BASH_ENV", and uses that as its rcfile. check your BASH_ENV variable.
[06:53] <cjs> Ah!
[06:53] <cjs> Yet another thing that needs a name change. *Sigh*.
[06:53] <adam7> mokz: can you compile stuff? if you can, use the source. Otherwise, you need to find a debian package. There is one in the intrepid repos, and getdeb.net has one.
[06:54] <mokz> debian = translator or emulator ?
[06:54] <therealnanotube> cjs: man to the rescue again. :)
[06:54] <therealnanotube> smm289: use wget with "-r" option
[06:55] <adam7> mokz: Debian is a Linux distro?
[06:55] <therealnanotube> kingsofleon: sup? :)
[06:55] <cjs> Weird, I am setting BASH_ENV.
[06:56] <cjs> Or I'm not, though I should be. Hm.
[06:56] <kongove> hello
[06:56] <therealnanotube> kongove: hi
[06:56] <cjs> Hm. Turns out that $BASH_VERSION is not set when .profile is run. Weird.
[06:57] <mokz> hmmm i'm newby in ubuntu and other unix systems, i downloaded pidgin for source (cause there was no one for linux)... how can i install it ? or how can i compile it ? (command gcc works only with *.c *cpp or ?)
[06:57] <siimo> hi, anyone know if microsoft wireless desktop 700 will work on linux? i need to get me wireless kdb + mouse
[06:57] <Kr0ntab> yikes mokz... you running Ubuntu 8.04?
[06:57] <adam7> mokz: it's a lot easier just to grab a .deb for it
[06:58] <mokz> no, i have 7
[06:58] <adam7> mokz: 7.10 or 7.04?
[06:58] <mokz> think 7,10 where can i see it ?
[06:59] <adam7> mokz: cat /etc/issue (run that in a terminal)
[06:59] <Mikenolike> ooooooooooooooook
[06:59] <Mikenolike> I failed
[06:59] <mokz> 7.10
[07:00] <adam7> siimo: if it's just a normal usb mouse and keyboard, it should. it's possible not all features will work, but it should type and point
[07:01] <siimo> adam7: well these things have a RF receiver that plugs into USB. no sepraate connectors for kbd and mouse
[07:02] <adam7> siimo: the easiest way to tell is to plug it in, but if you can't do that, find the exact model number and google it. I have something similar from Logitech that works perfectly.
[07:02] <mokz>  if i download .deb file, what should i do next ?
[07:02] <tirilin> hello everyone! help! y have wifi problems with the 2.6.24-21 kernel!!! please help
[07:03] <adam7> mokz: double click it
[07:03] <mokz> will it install automatical or i wiil need to type smth in terminal ?
[07:03] <adam7> !wireless | tirilin
[07:03] <adam7> mokz: should be automatic
[07:03] <mokz> ok thx :)
[07:04] <adam7> mokz: not sure where you'll find a deb for 7.10 though
[07:04] <adam7> mokz: it's not hard to compile, if that fails
[07:06] <mokz> heh another problem )
[07:06] <mokz> 32 or 64 ? =)
[07:06] <adam7> mokz: well, what are you running?
[07:06] <adam7> mokz: run uname -a
[07:06] <adam7> if it says x86_64, use 64, otherwise use 32
[07:07] <Gizmo> Looking for anyone with experience in Gemtek radio cards
[07:07] <adam7> Gizmo: what chipset?
[07:07] <mokz> Linux mo 2.6.22-15-generic #1 SMP Wed Aug 20 18:39:13 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[07:07] <adam7> mokz: 32
[07:08] <Megan> http://tiny.cc/sleek
[07:08] <Gizmo> it's a rm100 I'll find the chipset........
[07:08] <mokz> thx
[07:08] <Megan> please check it out <3
[07:08] <mokz> what symbol says it is 32 ? )
[07:08] <quinn>  i686
[07:09] <mokz> and what will be for 64 ?
[07:09] <Gizmo> adam7: it's a sony cxa1238m according to bttv gallery
[07:09] <adam7> Gizmo: is it a wifi card or bluetooth?
[07:10] <Gizmo> it's an FM radio card ^_^'
[07:10] <Gizmo> So neither
[07:10] <adam7> mokz: Linux mydesktop 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Oct 14 18:38:59 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[07:10] <adam7> mokz: that's for 64
[07:10] <therealnanotube> mokz: x86_64 if it's a 64
[07:10] <mokz> thx
[07:10] <adam7> Gizmo: ah, sorry, I've only used Gemtek wifi cards
[07:11] <cafuego> Mind you, that identifies the ekrnel arch. Even with a 64bit kernel, userspace can be 32bit.
[07:11] <Gizmo> adam7: http://dg3aaf.no-ip.com:8080/sites/bttv%20gallery-Dateien/Gemtek_Radioman_serial.jpg
[07:11] <Omoikane__> hello
[07:11] <therealnanotube> Gizmo: so, i'm just curious... what would you do with that fm radio card?
[07:11] <adam7> cafuego: if you have all the 32bit libs
[07:11] <jim_p> !bmon
[07:12] <adam7> Gizmo: can't access no-ip sites here, sorry
[07:12] <cafuego> adam7: No, not with compat libs. You can run a complete 32bit userspace
[07:12] <mokz> there 3 files on getdeb.net -  pidgin  (559.1 kB)  , pidgin-data  (6.9 MB) , libpurple0 (1.5 MB), from what should i start ?
[07:12] <adam7> mokz: getdeb.net only has them for 8.04 I think
[07:12] <Gizmo> therealnanotube: I'm using it to listen to the analog radio stations on my linux box :)
[07:12] <adam7> mokz: you can try it, though. Just download them all
[07:13] <Gizmo> therealnanotube: and stream the stations over the net
[07:13] <jim_p> mokz: download them all and install libpurple then pidgin-data then pidgin
[07:13] <mokz> thx
[07:13] <mokz> will try )
[07:14] <bonez45> welcome emma
[07:16] <Gizmo> Anyone else know how to setup the radio-gemtek module and configure it or mount the device?
[07:17] <umarzuki> hi all
[07:17] <drhe|lap> there anyway to autostart samba sharing, without having to log in??
[07:18] <umarzuki> once i got fsck failed on boot up
[07:18] <cjs> Is .profile executed on gdm login?
[07:18] <umarzuki> now my ubuntu getting crazy
[07:18] <umarzuki> it won't detect sound device
[07:18] <spoonation> does anyone have any comments on the new release of 8.10 beta?
[07:19] <spoonation> thinking of trying it out but would like to know some?
[07:19] <drhe|lap> cjs, talking to me?
[07:19] <Dr_WiLlIS> spoonation,  may as well wait 2 weeks for the thing to get actually released
[07:19] <mokz> think i need to uninstall my pidgin before install newone... how can i uninstall ?
[07:19] <drog> sudo apt-get remove pidgin
[07:19] <Dr_WiLlIS> mokz,  if using the package manager, you dont need to.. if you want.. fire up synaptic and remove it.
[07:20] <spoonation> Dr_WiLlIS:  I figured as much... thanks :)
[07:20] <therealnanotube> Gizmo: cool :)
[07:21] <wartalker> my network manager does not show the ap list, how to do?
[07:21] <wartalker> wireless
[07:22] <therealnanotube> wartalker: run "iwlist wlan0 scan" and see if anything shows up (replace wlan0 with name of your wifi interface)
[07:22]  * MANIAKA7000 good morning!
[07:22] <cjs> Actually, anyone.
[07:23] <therealnanotube> cjs: i don't think so, but not sure.
[07:23] <wartalker> ﻿therealnanotube:thanks, it show the ap, and can connect to the internet, but i want to show in the panel
[07:24] <darkknight> hello
[07:24] <marcel> can her speak german
[07:24] <therealnanotube> wartalker: hm, well... no idea, then. sorry. :)
[07:24] <therealnanotube> !de
[07:24] <theoby> hi.how do i exit gnome and load fluxbox?
[07:24] <Megan> Please check out my site MeganLikesIt.NotLong.Com <3
[07:24] <marcel> #ubuntu-de
[07:24] <marcel> join #ubunut-de
[07:24] <Omoikane> Kr0ntab the fw is killing my conn
[07:25] <marcel> join #ubuntu-de
[07:25] <therealnanotube> cjs: check out /etc/environment
[07:25] <therealnanotube> marcel: type "/join #ubuntu-de"
[07:25] <cjs> Hm. So how does ENV get set for me, if my .profile is the only thing that sets it?
[07:26] <marcel> "/join #ubuntu-de"
[07:26] <diabolix> /etc/profile
[07:26] <umarzuki> marcel: without " "
[07:26] <GNUix> networkmanager was designed for a group of twitters in a netcafe in the mall.. how the heck do I configure a static ip with it or get rid of it all together. Its wearing my nerves now
[07:26] <diabolix> you disable roaming mode.
[07:26] <Polygon89> i think there is some bug with the beta that it doesnt configure the static ips
[07:27] <chilli00> hello all
[07:27] <diabolix> oh, your using beta...
[07:27] <GNUix> diabolix: yea.. doesn't work
[07:27] <ziroday> GNUix: by left clicking on the icon and going to manual configuration?
[07:27] <marcel> thank you :)
[07:27] <GNUix> Polygon89: of course, because everybody uses DHCP
[07:27] <GNUix> ziroday: doesnt' work
[07:27] <therealnanotube> marcel: you're welcome. :)
[07:27] <chilli00> can anyone help me to enable direct rendering ive got a Radion x1300
[07:27] <Polygon89> GNUix, NetworkManager 0.7 as included in Ubuntu 8.10 Beta is not compatible with static network configuration in /etc/network/interfaces. New installations are not affected by this issue because NetworkManager will manage all interfaces by default. Users upgrading from previous Ubuntu releases can work around this issue by disabling NetworkManager at startup. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/256054
[07:27] <billamonster> GNUnix: wicd is nice =)
[07:27] <GNUix> ziroday: I can configure it for a static ip.. but it doesn't use it
[07:27] <ziroday> GNUix: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[07:28] <ziroday> !intrepid | GNUix
[07:28] <therealnanotube> cjs: what do you mean? your env gets set every time you open a shell. but it doesn't get set when you just log into gdm.
[07:28] <diabolix> GNUix, ifconfig <interface> <ip_address>
[07:28] <GNUix> ziroday: 8.10
[07:28] <GNUix> diabolix: thanks, thats what I needed
[07:28] <chilli00> can anyone help me to enable direct rendering ive got a Radion x1300 pm if u can help
[07:28] <j800r> hey, can anyone help with locating drivers for an nvidia gx 260 graphics card. it won't work from the nvidia site.
[07:29] <diabolix> GNUix, are you behind a router?
[07:32] <cjs> Not my "env"; the "ENV" environment variable. It's set explicitly by me in my .profile.
[07:32] <cjs> So the question is, if my .profile's not executed, how did ENV get set? Hmmm.
[07:33] <diabolix> what makes you think .profile isn't getting executed?
[07:34] <GNUix> diabolix: sorry, didn't see your question, I'm behind a custom built router yes. I have no DHCP server on my LAN and don't want one either.
[07:34] <jamesish> cjs: env is inherited from /etc/profile, too.
[07:34] <j800r> i'm assuming my graphics card is too recent to be compatible with ubuntu? :\
[07:35] <diabolix> GNUix, you also need to use the route comand then. i believe its: route add gw <router ip>
[07:35] <GNUix> diabolix: right
[07:36] <j800r> can anyone tell me if i'm right in thinking i can't use ubuntu with my graphics card :|
[07:36] <GNUix> diabolix: I just wish that distributions would stop going to nm by default, its nice if your a wifi nut but sucks for the rest of us.
[07:37] <jamesish> j8oor: wat wireless card you got?
[07:37] <j800r> i don't use wireless :\
[07:37] <chilli00> hello
[07:37] <j800r> i was talking bout my graphics card
[07:38] <jamesish> Oh, jeez. Typo, sorry. What graphics card?
[07:38] <chilli00> can anyone help me get direct rendering on radion x1300
[07:38] <j800r> nvidia gx260
[07:39] <chilli00> can anyone help me get direct rendering on radion x1300 ?
[07:39] <chilli00> help me pleae
[07:39] <apinunt> Cannot access Internet after having MB replaced in Compaq notebook. We can ping the router, and ping the ADSL modem but cannot ping anything on the WAN. Any ideas where we might begin to look?
[07:40] <jamesish> j8oor: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=708529 first link on google if you search for "nvidia gx260 ubuntu"
[07:40] <sele_> hi
[07:40] <Ab3L> hello
[07:40] <Dr_WiLlIS> !ati | chilli00
[07:40] <Dr_WiLlIS> Thats all i know on ATI chilli00
[07:40] <a1len> Aren't manufacturers obligated to send you backup OS discs if you weren
[07:40] <sele_> redet hier jemand deutsch?
[07:40] <chilli00> aw
[07:40] <chilli00> i went there and it didnt help
[07:40] <a1len> 't given one at original purchase.
[07:40] <jamesish> !de | sele_
[07:41] <Dr_WiLlIS> chilli00,  thenyou could perhaps give more details to the channel aboyut what you have done, and how you installed the fglrx drivers and so forth..  I dont use ati.. so cant help much.
[07:41] <jamesish> This is an official ubuntu support channel. Are there any canonical employees here?
[07:41] <Dr_WiLlIS> chilli00,  if the repo drivers dont work.. then ya could try the envyng tool.
[07:41] <legend2440> chilli00: are the ati drivers enabled in   system>admin>hardware drivers?
[07:41] <j800r> jamesish, thanks for the help, but that isn't what i'm looking for. that's just some random stuff about a dell model
[07:42] <chilli00> yes they are
[07:42] <chilli00> btw
[07:42] <chilli00> it says this
[07:42] <legend2440> chilli00: ok to pm?
[07:42] <chilli00> direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
[07:42] <chilli00> sure pm me
[07:42] <jamesish> j8oor: it did discuss the correct settings in the BIOS for a motherboard and then said that it works fine if you ensure your BIOS is set up correctly.
[07:43] <j800r> if i screw about with my bios though, i risk having problems for booting into windows :\
[07:43] <Vic1ous> Hey Guys, I was just wondering whats new in 8.10
[07:44] <Vic1ous> i looked online couldnt find much info
[07:44] <j800r> ubuntu doesn't have drivers for my card, and the nvidia official install doesn't allow running from x
[07:44] <Polygon89> Vic1ous, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/beta
[07:44] <delfick> hello. Is openoffice.org3 available through ubuntu hardy repoes ? :)
[07:44] <jamesish> j8oor: a good thing to do, then, in all honesty is to write down your BIOS settings on each screen as they stand right now. Then if you screw them up, you have a record.
[07:44] <jp91> help, everything is blurry and it's giving me a headache
[07:44] <Polygon89> delfick, no.
[07:44] <delfick> Polygon89: k then, thnx
[07:45] <jamesish> jp91: go to sleep, you'll be sober in the morning.
[07:45] <cjs> Hey, where do I go to get things like pidgin 2.4.3?
[07:45] <jp91> it acts like my resolution is wrong but I only have one option
[07:45] <j800r> hmm...too much of a workaround to be honest. i think i'll stick with vista for now as my pc is so powerful it runs it with ease. lol, ironic really, my pc is just too powerful and state-of-the-art for ubuntu :\
[07:45] <Polygon89> cjs, the latest version of pidgin is 2.5.1....
[07:46] <outbackwifi> hello
[07:46] <jp91> there'
[07:46] <jamesish> j8oor: No, it's not.
[07:46] <cjs> Oh. Ok, I guess I could go for that...
[07:46] <ivangarcia> outbackwifi, hello
[07:46] <jp91> there's something wrong with my hz
[07:46] <cjs> I just wanted to fix the icon size issue; 2.4.1 ignores my DPI settings and produces huge icons.
[07:46] <Polygon89> cjs, you can either compile pidgin or get it from getdeb.net
[07:46] <jamesish> j8oor: when other folks are getting the hardware to work, then it's not. You're just not setting the BIOS up as per other folks' discoveries. But that's okay, you don't HAVE to use ubuntu.
[07:46] <cjs> getdeb.net is the place to go for all of the latest stuff?
[07:46] <Polygon89> cjs, only two ways to get it without upgrading to intrepid
[07:47] <jamesish> cjs: Might be a nice idea to install from source. Flex the ol' skkills.
[07:47] <Polygon89> cjs, yeah, but then the debs are not made by offical people, so they *might* cause problems havent for me though.
[07:47] <cjs> I have flexed so much of those skills over the last 25 years that I will be happy to avoid it once in a while.
[07:47] <Polygon89> jamesish, compiling pidgin with the right options is hard >.>
[07:47] <jamesish> polygon89: O
[07:47] <jamesish> Um.
[07:48] <cjs> But speaking of installing from source, is there some way to tell this thing "just install all of the g*d d**m -dev packages already?"
[07:48] <Polygon89> jamesish, look at the offical ubuntu version (pidgin > about) and look at all the options it comes compiled with =)
[07:48] <jp91> somebody help me, my eyeballs are going to shrivel up
[07:48] <jamesish> polygon89: It's not something I've had issues with, really.
[07:48] <cjs> Every time I turn around, I'm missing 80 KB of header files.
[07:48] <j800r> jamesish, nah, it's fine. tbh, ubuntu is great and runs better than windows. but with a pc as powerful as mine i don't have to worry about slowdowns, so no worries. i'm just gonna boot back into vista and call it a day. thanks for the help though
[07:49] <etag> Hi i have installed tomcat but i cant login to tomcat manager keep saying wrong password
[07:49] <etag> acn any one tlel me what possibly could be problem
[07:49] <diabolix> cjs, i don't think there is. i always thought there should be, but whenever i asked, everyone tried to tell me that it wasn't what i really wanted.
[07:50] <indian_munnda> hi can anyone tell ma any software package to resize partitions of the hard disk
[07:50] <jamesish> cjs: try out something like apt-cache search -dev, then use awk to parse out the name line and just use a while read loop to install the packages, I guess.
[07:50] <diabolix> there should be a way to always incude the -dev and -doc packages.
[07:50] <outbackwifi> indian_munnda: qparted
[07:50] <outbackwifi> !qparted
[07:50] <outbackwifi> !info gparted
[07:51] <itai> qtparted
[07:51] <cjs> Well, it's not. What you really want is for that 324 KB readline package to just bite the bullet, grow by 20%, and include the 80K of header files.
[07:51] <etag> can any one tell me ?
[07:51] <outbackwifi> it 'g' not 'q'
[07:51] <cjs> But that's not going to happen any time soon.
[07:51] <indian_munnda> outbackwifi: should i install gparted or qparted??
[07:51] <outbackwifi> indian_munnda: theres nothing called qparted
[07:51] <indian_munnda> outbackwifi: oh ok
[07:51] <Dr_WiLlIS> qtparted, and gparted
[07:51] <indian_munnda> thank you
[07:51] <jamesish> cjs: fair enough :)
[07:53] <cjs> Just be glad they bother to include gcc and /usr/include. :-)
[07:53] <diabolix> cjs, i guess its less annoying than compiling dependancies yourself.
[07:53] <etag> :S
[07:54] <diabolix> cjs, arch linux is the only distro i know of that does what your asking.
[07:54] <cjs> I'm kinda tempted by it, actually.
[07:54] <jp91> i'm going to go blind
[07:54] <cjs> But I've now put something like 30 hours into this changeover from NetBSD....
[07:54] <outbackwifi> jp91: whats the issue
[07:54] <diabolix> slackware includes all headers, but there is no dependancy resolution.
[07:54] <cjs> (Though, to be sure, most of it was learning to deal with Gnome.)
[07:55] <jamesish> cjs: I've never used NetBSD. Got stuck on FreeBSD. How's pkg src for managing dependencies?
[07:55] <jp91> outbackwifi, my screen is really blurry like i need a driver or the hz are wrong
[07:55] <cjs> pkgsrc is pretty damn good, in that respect.
[07:55] <cjs> In many respects, actually.
[07:55] <diabolix> cjs, oh, if your a bsd guy you should just use pkgsrc on top of slackware.
[07:56] <jamesish> cjs: and are there automated tools for doing an upgrade once your ports tree is updated? FreeBSD has portmaster and portupgrade, which both rule.
[07:56] <parfu> j debian#
[07:56] <cjs> jamesish, Yes, of various sorts.
[07:56] <cjs> I have two basic issues with pkgsrc, one inherent, one just due to the way they build binary packages.
[07:56] <outbackwifi> jp91: can you shift to a lower resolution using ctl+alt+-
[07:56] <cjs> Inherently, the damn thing is written as some 12,000 lines of make. Ouch.
[07:56] <jamesish> Really?
[07:57] <cjs> Yup.
[07:57] <jamesish> FreeBSD has the makefiles distributed throughout the ports tree; I just assumed it worked similarly.
[07:57] <jp91> outback yes, now i can only see a tiny portion of the screen
[07:57] <cjs> Oh, they are distributed through out the tree, except for a bunch of included stuff. I'm sure FreeBSD is pretty much the same.)
[07:57] <jp91> like i'm zoomed in, but it looks clear
[07:57] <outbackwifi> jp91: keep doing that till you get to a resolution that suits
[07:58] <jamesish> Ah, I know what you're talking about, yeah. Included variables and the like are set up centrally for the ports tree, yeah.
[07:58] <ingsoc> Hey
[07:58] <outbackwifi> !hi|ingsoc
[07:58] <cjs> Anyway, BSD folks (except for me) like make, and like to use it fairly badly. I tried to start fixing this around '96, when I joined the NetBSD project, and it will never happen for political reasons.
[07:58] <cjs> jamesish, More than just that. Have a look at what's probably in the "mk" directory off the top level of the tree.
[07:58] <jamesish> Is your real name Theo De Raadt? ;)
[07:59] <ingsoc> ... XD any one care to lend ahand with some sound card issues? been going at it for last 14 hours and fianly gave in to ask for some  help
[07:59] <outbackwifi> more likely curt sampson
[07:59] <jp91> outbackwifi, i went through all the resolutions and some of them are really clear but they are all still zoomed in
[07:59] <cjs> Anyway, the other issue, that's anything with the 'standard' binary builds, is that all config files go into /usr/pkg/etc. So you upgrade bind, and your config moves from /etc to /usr/pkg/etc. Then you upgrade NetBSD, upgarding bind again (and removing the package), and your config moves back to /etc. Very annoying.
[07:59] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: go ahead we'll all try
[07:59] <cjs> But not everything does this; ssh does not, for example.
[07:59] <cjs> Yes, Curt Sampson.
[07:59] <jamesish> You can't pin it?
[07:59] <cjs> I've had dealing with theo, though. :-)
[08:00] <ingsoc> XD thanks
[08:00] <jp91> outbackwifi, the screen moves and follows my mouse when i go to the edge
[08:00] <cjs> Well, I do, but you have to rebuild from source. So I can't use the standard binaries. Not such a huge deal now that I have a custom build setup I use for packages for all my servers, but stil....
[08:00] <ingsoc> Ive gone thorugh the comprihenive sound guide and then some. and still cant seem to get my soudn card working
[08:01] <ingsoc> I followed all instructions to the T and every thing seems to go as they say but still yet.
[08:01] <cjs> Anyway, for desktop stuff, I just figured I wanted Flash and Skype and all that stuff working without too many hassles, so here I am.
[08:01] <ingsoc> I cant get any alsamixer or any type of mixers to open
[08:02] <ingsoc> 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[08:02] <ingsoc> 	Subsystem: nVidia Corporation A8N-VM CSM Mainboard
[08:02] <ingsoc> 	Flags: 66MHz, fast devsel, IRQ 22
[08:02] <ingsoc> 	Memory at fe024000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]
[08:02] <ingsoc> 	Capabilities: <access denied>
[08:02] <jamesish> K\I've been trying to work out if there's a good way to ask a piece of source what libraries it will need to update. If I can work that out, I'm pretty sure I can make a nice build tool that'll let an abitrary system build software for another abitrary system.
[08:02] <jp91> i need an intel driver i think
[08:02] <chilli00> back
[08:03] <apinunt> Disregard earlier question, I think I've determined the problem.
[08:03] <ingsoc> sp91: you resolution and all that good stuff right?
[08:03] <ingsoc> jp91*
[08:04] <outbackwifi> jp91: what driver is your xorg.conf using right now?
[08:04] <jp91> ingsoc i have the resolution set to the native resolution for the monitor
[08:04] <chilli00> i got it guys
[08:05] <jp91> outbackwifi what's the command to show me that
[08:05] <outbackwifi> jp91: you can use gedit to open /etc/X11/xorg.conf (or if you prefer cli, vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf)
[08:06] <cjs> So does getdeb.net do a "repository" that one can add to one's local package manager?
[08:06] <ingsoc> gksudo displayconfig-gtk    i jkut had some monitor issues .. not sure if it will help but "gksudo displayconfig-gtk"  has some cool options in it.
[08:06] <legend2440> chilli00: its working?
[08:06] <chilli00> yes
[08:06] <jp91> Section "Device"
[08:06] <jp91> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"
[08:06] <chilli00> thanks mate
[08:06] <legend2440> ok
[08:06] <chilli00> so will my compiz still work?
[08:06] <jp91> Section "Monitor" Identifier	"Configured Monitor"
[08:06] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: i wouldnt use displayconfig-gtk, it really messed up my xorg when i tried to use it for dual monitors; in fact its listed on the xrandr site
[08:07] <kongove> Is there anybody use python?
[08:07] <chilli00> i do kongove
[08:07] <bradonhead> i am new to ubuntu which command i can get installation software online
[08:07] <outbackwifi> bradonhead: www.ubuntu.com
[08:07] <kongove> chilli00: how long have you used it?
[08:07] <chilli00> not to long
[08:07] <chilli00> but i know how to use it well
[08:07] <bradonhead> just downloaded and installed
[08:07] <jp91> ingsoc i've been using that and my monitor is in the list and it's selected and everything
[08:07] <kongove> What are you doing with this language?
[08:08] <ingsoc> I see. XD my mistake. heheh ill keep my advice to my self for the time being.
[08:08] <chilli00> making games programs
[08:08] <chilli00> lots
[08:08] <outbackwifi> bradonhead: and ...
[08:08] <chilli00> well atm im working on a massive irc bot
[08:08] <kongove> Which os are you use?  just ubuntu?
[08:09] <chilli00> and windows
[08:09] <chilli00> but not for programin
[08:09] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: np, in fact i had to use grandr to configure dual-hea
[08:09] <jp91> outbackwifi my xorg.conf file says Section "Device"
[08:09] <jp91> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"   Section "Monitor"
[08:09] <jp91> 	Identifier	"Configured Monitor"
[08:09] <chilli00> i use ubuutu yes
[08:09] <kongove> chili00: I'm a Chinese, where are you from?
[08:09] <ingsoc> Would my sonbord sound card be shot if it showed up in "lspci -v"?
[08:09] <chilli00> australia
[08:10] <bradonhead> desktop version, it does not have ssh server
[08:10] <outbackwifi> jp91: if your card is an intel (like mine is) you can insert a line called Driver     "intel"
[08:11] <chilli00> kongove:  im from Australia
[08:11] <mokz> how can i add russian print to pidgin ?
[08:11] <jp91> outbackwifi just put Driver     "intel" in there somewhere?
[08:11] <outbackwifi> jp91: like this --> http://pastebin.com/f68f9faae
[08:11] <lundh> This is getting rediculis. I got the ubuntu installer booting using unetbootin but now it wont detect my hard drives, which even debian lenny does
[08:12] <ingsoc> ... *dance* no input on sound card?
[08:12] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: what does alsamixer tell you?
[08:12] <ingsoc> just wont open
[08:13] <ingsoc> its there
[08:13] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: it must be spitting out some error :0
[08:13] <ingsoc> i hit alt+f2 to try open "alsamixer" and it just acts like i never did any thing.
[08:13] <ingsoc> try it in applications same shindig
[08:14] <outbackwifi> ingsoc: can you do it inside a terminal?
[08:14] <extor> So how is the new vmware 6.5, anyone in love with it yet?
[08:15] <ingsoc> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory..
[08:15] <firestorm> ﻿Hi there. Running gnome and want to know how I can start an application (eg mythfrontend) automatically in the 2nd workspace instead of the current/default workspace?
[08:16] <ingsoc> Looked through forums and i belive some one was mentioning adding a line or two when installing the alsa packaged, but it came installed already
[08:17] <Nallep> firestorm you can look into devilspie
[08:18] <Nallep> !devilspie | firestorm
[08:18] <legend2440> ingsoc: alsamixer is included in   alsa-utils package  do you have it installed?
[08:18] <firestorm> Nallep: excellent I am bringing down the DEB now to check it out
[08:18] <ingsoc> I got all the alsa packages installed
[08:19] <firestorm> Nallep: wow, s-expressions...haven't seen those since my lisp AI days!
[08:19] <ingsoc> Would that cause any conflics?
[08:19] <jp91> i saved that and restarted and ubuntu went into low graphics mode
[08:19] <Nallep> firestorm: ya, it takes some scripting, but you can really set up all your windows automagically any way you want
[08:20] <ingsoc> gaim
[08:20] <jp91> i can't get a resolution over 640 x 480 now but at least it's not blurry right now ugh my brain
[08:21] <ingsoc> Heheh yeah i just delt with that.... some how trying to test my sounds froze my machine and when i reboted wouldnt let me go past 640 480
[08:22] <K-4U> good morning, anyone here who can tell me what the system requirements are of the Kubuntu KDE4 8.04?
[08:22] <ikonia> "modern" cpu, 256 ram
[08:22] <drog> K-4U, what system are you running?
[08:22] <K-4U> drog: Pentium 2, 266 Mhz, 192 MB ram
[08:22] <ikonia> K-4U: thats official, but to be usable, I think you'd be looking at a solid video card with supported drivers and 512 ram
[08:23] <ikonia> K-4U: thats going to be lacking
[08:23] <K-4U> im thinking about using openbox as a window manager, but i need a good base
[08:23] <K-4U> (no, i do not want to try DSL)
[08:23] <ikonia> K-4U: your lacking ram for ubuntu modern releases to be honest
[08:23] <drog> K-4U, I'm trashing 2 systems that are exponentially better, if you want to swing by and pick them up I'd be more than happy to donate adequate hardware to your cause
[08:24] <maco> K-4U: you just described my debian system
[08:24] <drog> K-4U, you're lacking cpu power and ram for modern software in general
[08:24] <Stupendoussteve> drog, modern software runs fine on 233MHz... just depends what you define as modern
[08:25] <K-4U> drog: i already had Xubuntu 8.04 running, with openbox as WM
[08:25] <maco> K-4U: i have debian etch (a bit lighter than ubuntu) with enlightenment 17 that i compiled for it
[08:25] <Stupendoussteve> K-4U, why change? It will not like KDE much
[08:25] <maco> K-4U: on the same hardware
[08:25] <ingsoc> outbackwifi ?
[08:26] <bustaplz> Anyone know any good open source PDF editors?
[08:26] <drog> K-4U, I will seriously give you, free of charge, a 1.8Ghz athlonxp on an a7v8x with roughly 1.5GB ram
[08:26] <ikonia> drog: he's in a different country
[08:26] <ingsoc> drog XD almost better then my machine
[08:26] <Stupendoussteve> Holy crap that's better than my other system
[08:27] <drog> why do you people have such horrid hardware?
[08:27] <Stupendoussteve> Which is forced to run icemw
[08:27] <ingsoc> Broke
[08:27] <K-4U> drog: yes, i'm from another country, but thnx for the offer ;)
[08:27] <ingsoc> Spend all my money on my offroading machine XD
[08:27] <Stupendoussteve> poor 24mb ram
[08:27] <drog> I'm running a c2d E6300 @ 2.8Ghz w/ 4gb ram and I'm still behind the times
[08:27] <ingsoc> 1.2gig ram XD
[08:28] <tobiasu> new hardware - the reason why ubuntu is so ugly and bloated
[08:28] <ingsoc> sopose i should fill in thoes other 2 bays
[08:28] <drog> tobiasu, old hardware - the reason why people think software is bloated
[08:28] <ikonia> gents, lets not discuss this
[08:29] <drog> if you want less features, use fluxbox or openbox or icewm or xfce
[08:29] <ingsoc> Seriously give any one here a dollar if they find the coprate to my no sound issue XD
[08:29] <ingsoc> ...Well a us dollar aint worth much any more but still.....
[08:29] <dexter> jsp is the best
[08:29] <Stupendoussteve> Yeah by the time we get it it'll be worth 50 cents
[08:29] <ingsoc> Thiunk you can get it done in a minut?
[08:30] <ingsoc> hehehe hats of to you
[08:30] <sorsis> if maxmimum packet size is tweaked too high, does that allos DoS?
[08:30] <ikonia> sorsis: depends on he exploit
[08:31] <drog> but seriously, if some one wants to take 2 athlonxp's 1.6+1.8Ghz with 2 socket a boards with around 2 gb ram total, pm me
[08:32] <jp91> my video is still blurry, sharper near the left and ride sides, blurry in the middle
[08:33] <ziroday> drog: please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:33] <simple> want to ask a question
[08:33] <Flannel> !ask | simple
[08:33] <drog> !ask
[08:33] <ikonia> simple: please ask
[08:34] <sorsis> simple: don't ask to ask. just ask.
[08:34] <drog> wow
[08:34] <simple> have you using Linuxqq ?
[08:34] <ikonia> simple: linuxqq ?
[08:34]  * memeemeee is away: drooling on the keyboard again
[08:34] <ikonia> !away > memeemeee
[08:34] <pranith> hello
[08:34] <ikonia> hello
[08:34] <simple> when linuxqq went to background ,how can I get it out?
[08:35] <ikonia> simple: what is linuxqq ?
[08:35] <jp91> help i can't fix my blurry screen problem
[08:35] <pranith> anyone using ubuntu on a dell xps laptop herE?
[08:35] <tdawgedogg> can someone help me im upgrading to 8.10 beta and it says to do this To upgrade from Ubuntu 8.04, press Alt+F2 and type in "update-manager -d" (without the quotes) into the command box. Update Manager should open up and tell you: New distribution release '8.10' is available. Click Upgrade and follow the on-screen instructions.
[08:35] <ingsoc> Hello
[08:35] <ikonia> pranith: yes
[08:35] <ikonia> !ibex > tdawgedogg
[08:35] <pranith> ingsoc, hello
[08:35] <drog> pranith, yes, it's my media center for my tv downstairs
[08:35] <sorsis> jp91: is it just with video, not with other applications?
[08:36] <pranith> drog, laptop?
[08:36] <jp91> sorsis it's everything
[08:36] <kk_ubuntu> hello i have a message file system check failed
[08:36]  * memeemeee is back (gone 00:01:41)
[08:36] <ikonia> Paraselene_: I'm on an M1330 now
[08:36] <sorsis> jp91: are you using CRT?
[08:36] <simple> how can I get the sleep programe out?
[08:36] <pranith> my laptop kinds gets hot after using it for 10min or so...
[08:36] <kk_ubuntu> can some one tell me how can I do a check disk kind of a command on the root prompt?
[08:36] <pranith> this doesnt happen under vista
[08:36] <jp91> sorsis: i think so, it's a big bulky crt with a flat screen
[08:36] <ziroday> simple: you mean that you ran it in a terminal and sent it to the background?
[08:37] <simple> no,
[08:37] <ronzilla> whats the exact command to instal the nvidia settings?
[08:37] <Flannel> kk_ubuntu: the easiest way is to do it on boot. to force one: `sudo touch /forcefsck` and then the next time you boot, you'll check the disks
[08:37] <ziroday> ronzilla: sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[08:37] <ronzilla> ty
[08:37] <ikonia> ronzilla: open the package manager and install the nvidia-settings package
[08:37] <indian_munnda> can anyone tell much gparted normally takes in resizing a partition????
[08:37] <digitalfallacy> sudo get-apt install glx-new
[08:37] <indian_munnda> can anyone tell me howmuch gparted normally takes in resizing a partition????
[08:37] <ikonia> indian_munnda: pardon ?
[08:37] <sorsis> jp91: is it only in linux or is it also in other operating systems? could it be that you screen is a bit old and problem is hardware related?
[08:37] <ikonia> indian_munnda: how much what ?
[08:37] <indian_munnda> ikonia: i men time
[08:37] <digitalfallacy> sorry sudo apt-get install glx-new
[08:38] <simple> when program sleeped ,how can I week it up?
[08:38] <digitalfallacy> this is the command
[08:38] <jp91> sorsis: no it was very clear in xp
[08:38] <ikonia> indian_munnda: depends on the speed of the machine, the size of the disk and how full it is
[08:38] <WIGGMPk> indian_munnda: depends on the size of the partition, speed of the drive, system stats
[08:38] <tdawgedogg> is alt f2 supposed to open run application?
[08:38] <Flannel> tdawgedogg: It does, yes.
[08:38] <vertisvas> is there a script or program that will clean the grub menu of missing kernels?
[08:38] <rdw200169> tdawgedogg: yup
[08:38] <ziroday> tdawgedogg: yes, if you have the run apple
[08:38] <Flannel> vertisvas: missing?
[08:38] <ziroday> *applet
[08:38] <ikonia> vertisvas: removing the kernels via the package manager should clean it
[08:38] <tdawgedogg> it tells me to type update-manager-d to update
[08:38] <digitalfallacy> indian_munnda: hiii ... asl plz
[08:38] <sorsis> jp91: have you tried same resolution, refreshrate and color bitrate settings as you are using in windows?
[08:38] <simple> when a program sleeped ,how can week it up?
[08:38] <ikonia> !ibex tdawgedogg
[08:39] <Flannel> tdawgedogg: please take intrepid questions to #ubuntu+1
[08:39] <tdawgedogg> Could not open location 'file:///home/tyler/update%20manager-d'
[08:39] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: please see the message from ubottu
[08:39] <knut_> hi, is there another graphical way to edit FSTAB? i mean GUI ?????
[08:39] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: stop
[08:39] <ikonia> knut_: any graphical text editor
[08:39] <knut_> hehe
[08:39] <ikonia> knut_: gedit, gvim etc etc
[08:39] <drog> gedit ftw
[08:39] <unitedpotsmokers> hi all, how to remove shortcut in start menu? i used wine to open windows application, but since i uninstall some softwares, the problem is their short cut still in menu...
[08:39] <drog> right click the menu and hit edit menu
[08:39] <vertisvas> Flannel: ikonia : maybe I missed something, I will check again, but I removed several kernels and they still show up on my boot menu
[08:39] <knut_> ikonia: i want something that looks like gparted or so
[08:39] <ikonia> knut_: no then
[08:39] <Flannel> vertisvas: How did you remove them?
[08:39] <knut_> :)
[08:39] <jp91> sorsis: in monitor resolution settings it says unknown, but it's set to the native resolution but i'm not sure what the resolution is
[08:40] <vertisvas> Flannel: I removed them via synaptic
[08:40] <drog> unitedpotsmokers, my previous comment was for you
[08:40] <Flannel> vertisvas: hmm, well, it should remove them.  If they're still there, let me know and we'll take a look at everything.
[08:40] <jp91> sorsis: when i press the menu button on the front of the monitor it says 87hz but there is no option for 87hz in the resolution settings in ubuntu
[08:40] <indian_munnda> ikonia: i have 220gb partition and 2 gb RAM on the laptop and i m using livesession for resizing the parttion. And partition has 45 gb of free space and i am extracting a 30 gb partion from it. Now what do u think how much will it take???
[08:40] <simple> help !help
[08:40] <ingsoc> Try this again. I have no sound.... Ubuntu detects that I have a soudn card but wont list it as installed. I belive that the ALSA drivers are up-to-date and installed correctly. When I try to open mixer(gstreamr) tells me I dont have right plugins/ sound card not configured. alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[08:40] <knut_> ikonia, where do i find the fstab file?
[08:40] <ikonia> knut_: /etc
[08:41] <indian_munnda> digitalfallacy: why u wanna know that
[08:41] <knut_> ikonia : thx
[08:41] <ikonia> indian_munnda: no idea, it depends
[08:41] <indian_munnda> digitalfallacy: its not a ordinary chatr channel
[08:41] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks drog , but when i right click in wine section, nothing happen...
[08:41] <ziroday> unitedpotsmokers: you can go to System > Preferences > Main Menu to edit the menu
[08:41] <indian_munnda> ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEA?? i have 220gb partition and 2 gb RAM on the laptop and i m using livesession for resizing the parttion. And partition has 45 gb of free space and i am extracting a 30 gb partion from it. Now what do u think how much will it take???
[08:42] <Greger> Hi, I got a new computer yesterday (new for me)
[08:42] <jp91> sorsis: it seems like the refresh rate is wrong but it only gives me one option and it says monitor unknown
[08:42] <sorsis> jp91: your problem seems quite surreal since afaik old screens should get blurry from the sides and be quite sharp from the midle.
[08:42] <ziroday> indian_munnda: the time it takes depends on variety of factors and is nearly impossible to calculate, your question will not be answered
[08:42] <Greger> But it's a graphic-card in the computer
[08:42] <Greger> does it work with linux?
[08:42] <ziroday> Greger: what model is it?
[08:43] <sorsis> Greger: you mean integrated GPU?
[08:43] <ikonia> indian_munnda: don't use caps lock, we don't need to see captial letters to read
[08:43] <knut_> ikonia: can u assist me a lil because im trying to edit the fstab by gedit....
[08:43] <ikonia> knut_: what do you want to do ?
[08:43] <indian_munnda> ikonia: it stopped and said that there is some error
[08:43] <jp91> sorsis i don't think the driver ubuntu is using for this computer is the right one
[08:43] <Greger> ziroday, I dont know. It's win xp on
[08:43] <ikonia> indian_munnda: ok, so we need to know the error
[08:43] <knut_> ikonia: i want to add my ntfs drives to autmatically mounted
[08:43] <ikonia> knut_: ok, that should be quite straight forward
[08:44] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks ziroday  it is work..!
[08:44] <ziroday> Greger: well we need to know what type of graphics card it is to check :), you can try out the livecd and see if it has any issues
[08:44] <Greger> Zambezi: dxdiag says: Intel(R) 82815 Graphics Controller
[08:44] <simple> when a programme  sleeped how can i week it up?
[08:44] <simple> now the linuxqq is oftern sleeping ,
[08:44] <simple> how can i week it up?
[08:44] <jp91> sorsis: i had this same problem on a newer machine that had an nvidia card and the screen was blurry until i installed the nvidia drivers
[08:44] <ikonia> knut_: you need to copy the line for your / file system, change the uuid to the id of your ntfs disk, and change the file system dtiver from ext3 to ntfs-3g
[08:44] <ziroday> Greger: that card will work great in linux
[08:44] <Greger> zaggynl: Main driver i81xdnt5.dll
[08:44] <digitalfallacy> indian_munnda : you  new here ??
[08:44] <ikonia> simple: linuxqq i for achlinux
[08:44] <knut_> ikonia: puh.... :) sounds like hard work
[08:44] <ikonia> knut_: 30 seconds work
[08:44] <knut_> ikonia: for me
[08:44] <jim_p> bonjour!
[08:45] <knut_> :)
[08:45] <Greger> Zambezi: Okay, it didn't look like that when i tried to boot ubuntu live.
[08:45] <ingsoc>   /sigh I sopose its off to another 14 horus of no sound work for me XD
[08:45] <wartalke1> networkmanager do not show the wireless, i have edited the /etc/network/interface?
[08:45] <vertisvas> hmm I did a search in synaptic and it looks like I forgot to remove a component of each kernel, whoops, fixed
[08:45] <ziroday> Greger: what issues did you get, note my nick is ziroday :)
[08:45] <knut_> ikonia: you suggest doing it in terminal?
[08:45] <ikonia> knut_: any text editor
[08:45] <knut_> ikonia: because i need to find out the ids?
[08:45] <Mez> wartalke1: generally, you shouldnt need to with NM - does ifconfig / iwconfig show your wireless interface?
[08:46] <Greger> ziroday: sorry, wrong tab..
[08:46] <gandalfcome> I installed new open office 3 on my gfs laptop but it seems to be installed in /opt/openoffice3/.... and not accesible via the menu. my gf is complaining, which I can understand. Why is openoffice 3 not inthe repos and if I install it is not in the menus.
[08:46] <simple> when a program sleeping how can I wake it up?
[08:46] <ikonia> simple: linuxqq is for achlinux
[08:46] <indian_munnda> ikonia: it says an error occured while applying operation,see details  for more information
[08:46] <ziroday> Greger: no problem, the card should work fine under linux but you said you had some issues with it in the livecd, what were they?
[08:46] <ikonia> indian_munnda: need more information
[08:46] <Mez> gandalfcome: It's not in the archives because 1) It's new 2) we're in freeze.
[08:47] <simple> linuxqq  is for achlinux ?
[08:47] <simple> I don't understand
[08:47] <ikonia> simple: do you mean the package builder ?
[08:47] <ziroday> ikonia: nope, they have ubuntu packages http://im.qq.com/qq/linux/download.shtml
[08:47] <Greger> ziroday: First of all I had to little memory but the screen resolution must have been very low
[08:47] <Greger> can be that
[08:47] <ziroday> simple: please see http://im.qq.com/qq/linux/help.shtml to get help from the linuxqq developers
[08:47] <ikonia> ziroday: ithis is what I'm trying to understand what he wants
[08:47] <Mez> !info linuxqq
[08:47] <Mez> !info linuxqq intrepid
[08:48] <simple> o,I 'll see
[08:48] <a1len> Anyone know where any good newbie tutorials are for booting both ubuntu and vista?
[08:48] <ziroday> ikonia: unfortunatly the site is all in chinese and my chinese is extremely rudimentary
[08:48] <ikonia> !dualboot > a1len
[08:48] <Mez> !dualboot | alle
[08:48] <newlife> Is there a good client use with LastFM ?
[08:48] <wartalke1> ﻿Mez:the wireless work, but the networkmanager does not show the wireless, and i have to use manual configuration to connect, and after that, the /etc/network/interface has changed.
[08:48] <gandalfcome> Mez: It's now a week old, but debs have existed for very long time (of course only beta or rc but you could see whats it is doing from there). what do you mean by freeze?
[08:48] <ziroday> Greger: well please try again and feel free to ask again here
[08:48] <ikonia> newlife: the last fm client works
[08:48] <Mez> newlife: amarok has good support for it.
[08:48] <ziroday> newlife: you can use banshee
[08:49] <knut_> where can i get a complete overview of my partition system? IDs and so on
[08:49] <Mez> gandalfcome: we tend not to package RC stuff, and debs from upstream dont get into ubuntu, ubuntu/debian have to package it ourselves
[08:49] <sorsis> !intrepid > sorsis
[08:49] <newlife> ikonia: You mean the one from LastFM website?
[08:49] <a1len> thanks >ikonia
[08:49] <rdw200169> newlife: foobar2000!!!
[08:49] <Mez> !msgthebot | sorsis
[08:49] <ikonia> newlife: yes
[08:49] <bimberi> !uuid | knut_
[08:50] <jp91> aren't I supposed to be able to change resolution settings using sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[08:50] <indian_munnda> !pastebin
[08:50] <digitalfallacy> My video is not getting shown with proper colours .... What can be the problem ???
[08:50] <newlife> ikonia: Hadn't tried it yet - will give it a whirl - also have Banshee installed on here as well.
[08:50] <simple> I just see the help
[08:50] <ikonia> simple: read the help
[08:50] <reeeh2000> !ubottu
[08:51] <simple> but it din't mention the bug
[08:51] <ikonia> simple: linuxqq is nothing to do with ubuntu - contact the people who make it
[08:51] <ikonia> simple: ubuntu doesn't make it / support it
[08:51] <newlife> rdw200169: foobar2000 - Is this a media player ? Haven't heard of this...
[08:51] <ziroday> simple: that program is (from what I can tell) proprietary, you need to get support from them
[08:51] <indian_munnda> ikonia: see this is the error report http://paste.ubuntu.com/59608/
[08:52] <ziroday> newlife: you can get the lastfm client by doing sudo apt-get install lastfm
[08:52] <ikonia> indian_munnda: you need to boot into windows and do a chkdisk on the windows partition first
[08:52] <Mez> newlife: have you tried amarok?
[08:52] <newlife> ziroday: Ahh - I can do this - easy stuff - Thanks :o)
[08:52] <indian_munnda> ikonia: then will it be partitioned
[08:53] <ikonia> indian_munnda: you can try to repartition it once you've chkdisk'd it
[08:53] <indian_munnda> ok
[08:53] <indian_munnda> going to do it now
[08:53] <newlife> Mez: Running Gnome in Hardy - Tried it before but had allot issues with it - Better for KDE I believe. Thanks
[08:54] <reeeh2000> hey, i've been losing my feed when playing flash movies recently, any ideas?
[08:54] <Mez> newlife: it works well inb Gnome too... I'm (currently, due to dislike of KDE4) running gnome myself... no issues at all
[08:54] <gandalfcome> Mez: to compete with windows. these big opensource packages should be added into ubuntu a few days later, even if they are upstream. My GF says, on windows I could just download and install the new version and, its hard to compete with that :D. Isn't it possible to make a temporary solution until the new version comes out?
[08:55] <ikonia> gandalfcome: don't talk nonsense
[08:55] <ziroday> reeeh2000: what do you mean by feed?
[08:55] <cjs> Sheesh; Ubuntu sure stores a lot of crap in one's home dir. I'm going to have to stop backingn it up.
[08:55] <gandalfcome> ikonia: what?
[08:55] <rdw200169> that's right, folks, foobar2000 works in ubuntu
[08:55] <reeeh2000> ziroday, the download stream
[08:55] <ikonia> cjs: such as ?
[08:56] <aualin> :)
[08:56] <rdw200169> and it smacks the snot out of amarok, exaile, xmms, etc...
[08:56] <ziroday> reeeh2000: that is most probably an issue with either your internet connection or the server on the other end
[08:56] <Mez> gandalfcome: create a menu link for what you've installed?
[08:56] <reeeh2000> ziroday: i still have internet, thr stream just stops randomly
[08:56] <reeeh2000> yeah
[08:56] <ziroday> !offtopic | rdw200169
[08:56] <ziroday> reeeh2000: you mean the video is still loading?
[08:56] <ingsoc> Try this again. I have no sound.... Ubuntu detects that I have a soudn card but wont list it as installed. I belive that the ALSA drivers are up-to-date and installed correctly. When I try to open mixer(gstreamr) tells me I dont have right plugins/ sound card not configured. alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[08:56] <reeeh2000> ziroday: no, it just stops
[08:57] <ziroday> reeeh2000: and refuses to resume?
[08:57] <reeeh2000> ziroday: but everything else still goes
[08:57] <newlife> Mez: Not sure - but tried Amarok - and had problems - Really do like it - Used to use it quite a bit when I was running a different distro. Pretty well settled in on Hardy.
[08:57] <reeeh2000> ziroday: yeah, i have to refresh to restart
[08:57] <ziroday> reeeh2000: which video are you trying to watch? Also what version of flash do you have?
[08:57] <Mez> newlife: what kind of problems?
[08:57] <rdw200169> ziroday: foobar2000 is a music player
[08:57] <cjs> Hm. Firefox cache. Firefox urlclassifier3.sqlite. Etc. Etc.
[08:58] <ikonia> cjs: so thats not ubuntu - thats filefox
[08:58] <reeeh2000> ziroday: any flash video on the web does it, including sites like youtube and adultswim
[08:58] <cjs> My home dir, which has about 15 MB of "my stuff" in it (including a lot of configuration I keep in subversion) is 165 MB.
[08:58] <rdw200169> ziroday; i was referring to newlife 's convo
[08:58] <Mez> ikonia: s/l/r/
[08:58] <ziroday> reeeh2000: have you recently updated your flash version?
[08:58] <reeeh2000> ziroday: i think i have the non-free fl;ash
[08:58] <cjs> ikonia, you can say that about anything: "It's not ubuntu; it's gnome." or whatever.
[08:59] <reeeh2000> ziroday: unless it was a ubuntu update, no
[08:59] <cjs> The point is, it seems that in the general case, when I use Ubuntu, I can expect to have a lot of stuff that one doesn't really want to back up in my home dir.
[08:59] <ikonia> cjs: firefox would store it's information such as cache in your home directory on linux/windows/mac, so it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[08:59] <Mez> cjs: just dont backup dotfiles/folders
[09:00] <cjs> Formally, I always just backed up the whole thing daily. Now, I think I probably don't want to do that.
[09:00] <Mez> Where would you think user settings should be stored
[09:00] <Mez> cjs: and backing up config is VERY useful
[09:01] <gandalfcome> Mez: thats what I'm going to do, but this only works if people know that it installs in /opt/.... and that it doesnt just create links. I'm suggesting making it easier for newbies to get new opensource software packages like openoffice. I guess that is one of the widest used opensource packages. well anyway, not having to have a virus scanner and a quick os will hopefully convince her to stay on ubuntu :D
[09:01] <cjs> Mez, indeed. Keeping it in revision control is even more useful.
[09:01] <ikonia> !offtopic | gandalfcome
[09:01] <newlife> Mez: Might try it again - I can't recall issues I had as of now - Maybe was missing some dependencies - not sure - might reinstall again - this is a new install of Hardy - I blew up my last Hardy I was using since it came out with the final version. Had allot junk installed - this is going to be a simpler install this time, if know what I mean....
[09:01] <gandalfcome> ikonia: its not offtopic
[09:01] <z0r> anyone here tried to setup mutt with gmail?
[09:01] <cjs> And actually, a backup containing all one's config, and cache files, and all sorts of other random junk is less useful; it makes things harder to sort out.
[09:01] <ikonia> gandalfcome: it is
[09:02] <Mez> gandalfcome: yeah, that's the fault of the OOo packagers though. This is why it takes time for ubuntu - quality control. We only opackage stable stuff
[09:02] <gandalfcome> ikonia: no.  and i'm not talking to you but to mez.
[09:02] <ikonia> gandalfcome: your talking to the channel about it - it's offtopic
[09:03] <cjs> Anyway, everybody's real quiet over on the firefox channel; does anybody here have any thoughts on how I can get my firefox bookmarks into revision control? I used to just keep a cleaned-up version of bookmarks.html in subversion.
[09:03] <cjs> Well, and other parts of firefox config, too, ideally.
[09:03] <Oric> any vim plugin for 'html"?
[09:03] <Mez> cjs: FF doesnt use a .html file anymore. It uses sqlite
[09:03] <cjs> Right.
[09:04] <cjs> Hm. Maybe I can dump that db, filter out the history, and keep only the bookmarks?
[09:04] <gandalfcome> Mez: I didnt mean including betas or rcs, im talking about the final release (the 13th of oct one). So if OOo would make a ubuntu package you would include it or not?
[09:05] <gandalfcome> Mez: Or is it olicy to compile it from source?
[09:05] <velko> z0r, what do you mean by that? mutt does not handle receiving/sending of mail directly. it's just a mail reader/composer/organizer
[09:05] <newlife> ziroday: Got the LastFM aptget - looks pretty good - thanks for tip.....
[09:05] <ikonia> gandalfcome: ubuntu developers will package the software they believe it stable for you
[09:06] <Mez> gandalfcome: It's policy for it to be compiled from source on our buildds... so a debian packager or an ubuntu packager has to make a package, ubuntu specific patches have to be applied, etc etc. PLUS, intrepid is near release. We froze a month ago. Please, feel free to go consult the developer documentation
[09:06] <ziroday> newlife: have fun :)
[09:06] <Mez> actually, probably more than a month ago
[09:07] <gandalfcome> Mez: will openoffice 3 come on hardy? after intrepids release?
[09:07] <jp91> could someone help me fix my blurry resolution problem
[09:07] <newlife> ziroday: Yup - thats what ubuntu is all about - lots of new adventures - computing is fun again.
[09:07] <Mez> gandalfcome: hardy is before intrepid. Only security updates are applied to older versions of ubuntu
[09:08] <Mez> gandalfcome: we actually froze back in june...
[09:08] <sorsis> gandalfcome: prove security problems in hardys open office and you might get open office 3 to it
[09:08] <gandalfcome> sorsis: I guess thats a way :D
[09:09] <Mez> gandalfcome: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases <-- please read, this conversation is getting beyond the scope of this channel.
[09:09] <Greger> ziroday, I used google and found linux drivers RPM :o
[09:09] <Greger> For my gfx
[09:10] <simple> hi
[09:10] <jp91> my screen is only blurry running ubuntu from the hdd, not from the live cd
[09:10] <ziroday> Greger: drivers for your card are already packaged and should be automatically installed for you card, I strongly discourage you from downloading and using random drivers
[09:11] <jp91> my screen is only clear in 800 x 600 resolution, but my native resolution is 1600 x 1200
[09:11] <sorsis> jp91: read /etc/xorg.conf to compare display settings and find the difference.
[09:11] <sorsis> jp91: are you sure that you sreen is fine with those resolutions in windows?
[09:11] <gandalfcome> Mez: This suggestion adding OO3 as soon as it comes out (creating an exception). wheres the best place to discuss this? Is there a suggestion box ;-)
[09:11] <wartalker> am i online
[09:12] <jp91> sorsis yes, and this monitor is clear hooked up to my laptop also
[09:12] <ziroday> gandalfcome: you can vote for your idea on ubuntu brainstorm at brainstorm.ubuntu.com
[09:12] <ziroday> wartalker: no
[09:12] <gTea> Are minor spelling corrections welcomed in the documentation? If so, does one report them here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-doc/+bugs ? (excuse duplicate question from #ubuntu-doc)
[09:12] <Greger> ziroday: but isn't that a 3d card?
[09:12] <a1len> Once you dual-boot ubuntu and vista, do you have to reinstall programs like java, firefox and python onto ubuntu. or is there a way to transfer them?
[09:12] <ziroday> Greger: yes, and the drivers are installed automatically for it
[09:12] <Greger> in ubuntu?
[09:12] <wgrant> gTea: We're unfortunately past string freeze for Intrepid, but please file it so it can be fixed for Jaunty.
[09:12] <ziroday> a1len: you have to reinstall them
[09:13] <Mez> gandalfcome: read what the exceptions are generally for - please, I'm not here to do your research for you, your answer has been given.
[09:13] <a1len> siro: thanks
[09:13] <Virus> hi all, what programm is best, pidgin or xchat?
[09:13] <medwedkko> ааа
[09:13] <wgrant> a1len: They are completely different formats, so you'll need to reinstall.
[09:13] <ziroday> !best > Virus
[09:13] <medwedkko> врот мне ноги)))
[09:13] <Virus> ok
[09:13] <sorsis> jp91: i think that you display device has to be tweaked to remember some sreen sharpnes settings for your wanted resolution, refresrate and bitrate setting.
[09:13] <ziroday> Greger: yes in ubuntu the graphic drivers for your card are automatically installed
[09:14] <redDEAD> man whats with the busybox error i get when trying to install ubuntu 8.10?
[09:14] <ziroday> !ru | medwedkko
[09:14] <ziroday> redDEAD: whats the error?
[09:14] <Mez> gandalfcome: and the final freeze was 3 days ago. It's bugfixes and ONLY bugfixes now
[09:14] <wgrant> Very minimal bugfixes, at that.
[09:15] <gandalfcome> Mez: okay
[09:15] <alanbshepard77> I just bought a new high precision 4 way scroll mouse and I can't get all the features to work with Ubuntu. Is there any way I can get ubuntu to scroll sideways and read the extra buttons on the mouse?
[09:15] <Virus> kick obuttu, is a bot
[09:15] <Virus> ubottu
[09:15] <ziroday> Virus: he is an official bot
[09:15] <Virus> a, ok
[09:15] <jelle> Any javadevelopers in this room?
[09:15] <Virus> sorry
[09:15] <ziroday> jelle: ask in ##java
[09:15] <Virus> I usually join in ubuntu-es
[09:15] <langleyo> hi folks, anyone know samba connect problems?
[09:15] <jelle> ziroday, thanks.
[09:16] <digitalfallacy> is Ubuntu 8.10 in its beta phase ... or is it the final release
[09:16] <Mez> !anyone | langleyo
[09:16] <wgrant> !intrepid | digitalfallacy
[09:16] <ziroday> digital_: its nearing RC stage, ask in #ubuntu+1 for more info
[09:16] <Mez> digitalfallacy: release is on the 30th
[09:16] <redDEAD> ziroday, acpi: ec: GPE storm detected
[09:16] <alanbshepard77> does ubuntu support side scrolling
[09:17] <ingsoc> Any reason i shouldnt be able to acsess sudo alsaconf?  :command not found
[09:17] <digitalfallacy> k .
[09:17] <ziroday> redDEAD: try start the installer with the extra option off "acpi=off"
[09:17] <Mez> ingsoc: that means the command isnt installed
[09:17] <digitalfallacy> thanks
[09:17] <ziroday> *of
[09:17] <jp91> soris, when i use this command (sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg) isn't that supposed to have an option somewhere along the way to chang resolution?
[09:17] <redDEAD> alanbshepard77, you want side scrolling in firefox right?
[09:18] <redDEAD> ziroday, will do!
[09:18] <ingsoc> Got all the packages installed XD some one telling me they took it out of ubuntu "alsaconfig"
[09:18] <alanbshepard77> redDEAD: Yea for the most part. I like to use the feature at other times though.
[09:18] <hharvey> i have a problem that i can't watch certain videos online
[09:18] <Flynsarmy> How do i find out which program is stopping my usb drive from being unmounted?
[09:18] <redDEAD> alanbshepard77, you have to turn in on in preferences
[09:18] <Mez> ingsoc: what are you trying to run - alsaconfig isnt a program AFAIK
[09:18] <ziroday> hharvey: example of one of those videos?
[09:19] <ingsoc> Tring to run any mixer.
[09:19] <wgrant> ingsoc: alsamixer
[09:19] <gidna> the sound level is low but the barr is at the maximum
[09:19] <ingsoc> Cant get any mixers up to even see if i can get my sound card working XD
[09:19] <gidna> what can I do?
[09:19] <hharvey> ziroday:idk just certain website videos appear with a silver icon over them and dont play
[09:19] <ingsoc> alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[09:20] <ziroday> hharvey: can you give me an example of one of those videos please?
[09:20] <alanbshepard77> redDEAD: Thanks I think that did the trick.
[09:20] <langleyo> ubuntu HH networking broken...after a purged fresh install of samba...sudo nautilus then share folder, i get this: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Logon failure. any clues please?
[09:20] <tzd> hey guys and girls! A friend of mine just installed ubuntu and he's wondering whether it's possible to change "locale settings" in a gui instead of changing directly in cfg files? Also, does ubuntu 8.04 comes with a default irc client please?
[09:20] <redDEAD> alanbshepard77, scroll sideway is usually program specific
[09:20] <hharvey> they are mpg files
[09:20] <hharvey> ziroday: ^
[09:20] <ziroday> tzd: the default irc client is pidgin
[09:20] <jp91> anyone? doesn't (sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg) usually have options to configure the video resolution, etc.
[09:20] <ikonia> jp91: no
[09:21] <ikonia> jp91: it's dynamic now
[09:21] <ziroday> tzd: you can change locale in System > Administration > Language
[09:21] <ziroday> hharvey: okay, have you installed the .mpg codec?
[09:21] <tab_shift> jp91: xrandr is the prefererd way now
[09:21] <hharvey> ziroday: I dont think so, I never needed a codec before
[09:21] <wgrant> jp91: Does System->Preferences->Screen Resolution not give the right options?
[09:22] <tzd> ziroday: i see... any plans on implementing a dedicated irc client?
[09:22] <ziroday> tzd: no
[09:22] <jp91> wgrant: everything is blurry unless i have it on 800 x 600
[09:22] <alanbshepard77> redDEAD: Well the touchpad now side scrolls but my new optical mouse won't/can't do it. The mouse does have the 4 way scroll feature
[09:22] <tzd> ziroday: and that doesn't just change the language? It also changes currency etc?
[09:22] <audifahrer> Hello
[09:22] <rdw200169> audifahrer: hi!
[09:23] <langleyo> My Ubuntu HH networking broken...after a purged fresh install of samba...sudo nautilus then sharing folder, i get this: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Logon failure. any clues please? This is infuriating =)
[09:23] <ziroday> hharvey: try install the package ubuntu-restricted-extras and see if it works after that
[09:23] <jelle> When installing java, do you need the add the /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/bin to the $PATH or is this not nessecary?
[09:23] <ziroday> tzd: correct
[09:23] <gidna> nobody can help me
[09:23] <audifahrer> has anyone an idea when cairomm in ubuntu is updated to a newer one?
[09:23] <ziroday> !anyone > gidna
[09:23] <ikonia> jelle: when you install the package it should be all done for you
[09:23] <tzd> ziroday: great, thanks! He was moaning about this issue so now i can tell him hopw superior linux is to windows haha :)
[09:23] <audifahrer> I have 1.4.2, but need 1.4.4
[09:24] <Ujjwol> which ubuntu like [PC (Intel x86) desktop CD] or [64-bit PC (AMD64) desktop CD] shall i download to get 64-bit ubuntu to run under core 2 duo
[09:24] <mgolisch> audifahrer: maybe with the enxt release
[09:24] <rdw200169> gidna: what was your problem again?
[09:24] <ziroday> tzd: no problem. have fun!
[09:24] <ikonia> Ujjwol: amd64
[09:24] <jelle> ikonia, where does it do that? I'm setting my env vars in the /etc/environment file
[09:24] <wgrant> audifahrer: Ubuntu 8.10 will have cairomm 1.6.4
[09:24] <ikonia> jelle: when you apt-get/synaptic the package it should set it up with symlinks
[09:24] <gidna> the sound level is low respect the usual.. but the barr is at the maximum
[09:25] <rdw200169> gidna: can you explain more?
[09:25] <audifahrer> wgrant: is there an easy way to replace 1.4.2 with 1.4.4 without installing it over the package from source
[09:25] <audifahrer> ?
[09:25] <tzd> anyone with a good gui html website creator please? Had one before but can't remember what it was called. Pretty simple program but perfect for my needs.
[09:25] <jelle> ikonia, the softlinks are ok, but the vars aren't ok, i can call java from my terminal when I add the bin folder from java to the path, else it cannot find it
[09:25] <audifahrer> tzd: nvc
[09:25] <wgrant> audifahrer: No. Why do you need it?
[09:25] <ziroday> tzd: kompozer?
[09:26] <tzd> kompozer!!! yes you saved me once again ziroday :D
[09:26] <Ujjwol> ikonai, even for intel 64 -bit
[09:26] <tzd> audifahrer: thanks for your help :)
[09:26] <ikonia> Ujjwol: yes
[09:26] <Ujjwol> r u sure
[09:26] <ikonia> jelle: that's quite worrying
[09:26] <ikonia> Ujjwol: yes
[09:26] <audifahrer> tzd: hm, the name was similar, but maybe not nvc
[09:26] <Ujjwol> ok
[09:26] <ikonia> jelle: look at /etc/alternatives and look at what's setup for java
[09:26] <gidna> the sound level is very low I don't know how to rise it
[09:26] <rdw200169> gidna: did anything change since this happened?
[09:27] <Anurag> is there any way to download the totem bbc plugin of ubuntu InterpidIblex and install in hardy
[09:27] <langleyo> Ubuntu HH networking broken...after a purged fresh install of samba...sudo nautilus then share folder, i get this: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Logon failure. any clues please? Cant see anything else on net at all unless i use IP addresses
[09:27] <rdw200169> gidna: or has it always been this way?
[09:27] <gidna> I don't see anymore the update icon..
[09:27] <wgrant> langleyo: Please repeat your question less often.
[09:27] <hharvey> ziroday: k ty my problem has been solved...one more question...does my dvd drive need a driver in order for it to recognize my dvds
[09:27] <ikonia> Anurag no
[09:27] <gidna> No since yestarday
[09:27] <audifahrer> tzd: nvu was the name
[09:27] <audifahrer> wgrant: mapnik from SVN
[09:27] <ziroday> hharvey: yes its in the package libdvdcss2
[09:28] <jelle> ikonia, I think i found the root of my problem there
[09:28] <velko> gidna, you may try to bring up the mixer interface (right click on the volume control) and make sure the channels "master" _and_ "pcm" are set to maximum
[09:28] <ziroday> !dvd > hharvey
[09:28] <tzd> audifahrer: ah ok, well i've found the program i was using (kompozer) but thanks anyway!
[09:28] <jelle> ikonia, the softlink is pointing at the wrong folder
[09:28] <rdw200169> velko, good call
[09:28] <ikonia> jelle: there we go
[09:28] <MrD1> Hi and good morning to every one. A few questions if you dont mind. I have ubuntu 8.04 will it update to the new version 8.10 on its own when its stable. or do i have to reinstall ubuntu again, also if i download 8.10 now on a other computer when its stable will it update as well and last question sorry, i installed 8.04 on a pc and after boot it has starange lines all over the screen lots of questions sorry
[09:28] <rdw200169> gidna: the master volume (or PCM volume) might be low
[09:28] <ziroday> hharvey: you might wnat to read this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
[09:28] <rdw200169> gidna: they're usually related
[09:28] <jelle> ikonia, what does the alternatives folder do exactly?
[09:29] <rdw200169> gidna: and the volume applet on the taskbar will only adjust one of them
[09:29] <gidna> at Sound preferences?
[09:29] <ikonia> jelle: map versions to commands eg: you could have 4 vesions of java installed, this tells you which to use, or if you have sendmail/postfix/exim installed it will say which mta to use
[09:29] <defrysk> doubleclick the volume applet to fix it
[09:29] <ziroday> MrD1: answer to your first few is that yes, when the new release of ubuntu comes out you can update to it
[09:29] <rdw200169> gidna: yeah, just double click the speaker icon on the taskbar
[09:30] <MrD1> ziroday, thank you
[09:30] <rdw200169> gidna: and make sure all the appropriate volume levels are up
[09:30] <jelle> ikonia, that makes it even more clear why it failed, netbeans suddenly added java5 to my system, and probably changed it there
[09:30] <jp91> how come displayconfig-gtk wont save my screen setting?
[09:30] <jelle> ikonia, then I removed the java5 but I did not changed it there
[09:31] <tab_shift> jp91:  did you sacrifice the live animal and do the rain dance as it says in the manual ?
[09:31] <a1len> One last thing before I do this. On the tutorials that I read it doesn't say anything about what to do with the vista partition after you back it up onto a cd. Is it safe to just delete the backup saved on the partition altogether?
[09:31] <jelle> ikonia, thanks
[09:32] <gidna> look here http://img356.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotma1.png
[09:32] <jp91> i've been working on this for almost 8 hours and my eyes are dying
[09:32] <gidna> it seems to be at the maximum
[09:32] <jp91> if it were as simple as a sacrifice and a rain dance i would be done
[09:32] <tab_shift> jp91: :-)
[09:33] <rdw200169> gidna: go to Edit and click all the options
[09:33] <tab_shift> jp91: put the settings in xorg.conf
[09:33] <rdw200169> gidna: in preferences
[09:33] <tab_shift> jp91: ....then sacrifice , I know its a newbie mistake
[09:34] <rdw200169> gidna: and thanks for the Screenshot; makes things easy!
[09:34] <Anurag> FEDORA is far more better than ubuntu
[09:34] <gidna> ok
[09:34] <defrysk> far more better is poor englsh
[09:34] <gidna> was the pcm absent
[09:35] <tab_shift> Anurag: just bend over...so we can get this over with
[09:35] <Dr_Willis> Anurag,  goodie for you..
[09:35] <gidna> now it's ok
[09:35] <rdw200169> gidna: is everything fixed???
[09:35] <jp91> tab_shift: in xorg.conf it's all there.. still at the login screen i can only see part of the screen area, it looks zoomed in, until i log in and the resolution is right but it's all blurry, ugh
[09:35] <gidna> yes thank you
[09:35] <rdw200169> gidna: excellent!
[09:36] <audifahrer> could anyone explain why cairomm-1.4.2 is libcairomm-1.0-1 in ubtuntu
[09:37] <lepine> cairon is a library.
[09:37] <lepine> *cairo
[09:37] <langleyo> how long do i leave before posting my question again lest it gets forgotten please? i need a samba guru! sorry dont mean to be pushy i know youre busy=)
[09:37] <jp91> it's a different resolution every time i log in :/
[09:37] <pabix> Hello! I just installed a fresh Hardy and gnome-keyboard-properties is not functioning well; I can add new kbd layouts BUT they are uneffective, ie not taken in account
[09:38] <tab_shift> jp91: have you tried dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg
[09:39] <audifahrer> lepine: sure, but where is the version number in the source package. There is only one source package with number 1.4.2
[09:39] <jp91> tab_shift: so many times, it doesn't give me any options to configure the graphics
[09:40] <devslashnull> what can i safely delete to save space on my file system
[09:40] <jp91> tab_shift: except for the first question (Use kernel framebuffer device interface?)
[09:40] <tab_shift> jp91: have you tried dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg , try it with -plow now
[09:40] <jp91> tab_shift: the rest of the questions are mostly about the keyboard.. is that normal?
[09:41] <jp91> tab_shift: i tried that and it's still the same, a whole lot of questions about configuring the keyboard
[09:41] <devslashnull> any recommendations
[09:42] <tab_shift> jp91: output of xrandr -q
[09:42] <velko> devslashnull, you better first find out what is eating your space. use something like baobab for example to pinpoint the space eaters and after that decide what to remove
[09:43] <devslashnull> well i am using an eeepc so i only have 4GB of total space and i am at 87% disk used
[09:43] <Stupendoussteve> devslashnull, found the culpret. It's this "Ubuntu" thing
[09:44] <wnet2> dgjjk
[09:44] <devslashnull> :p
[09:44] <velko> devslashnull, you can delete safely old log files for example. but you'll gain something only if their are big enough
[09:44] <rdw200169> Stupendoussteve: no bashing ubuntu
[09:44] <jp91> tab_shift i pasted that in a pm
[09:45] <Lilinallte> how to register nickname?
[09:45] <Stupendoussteve> rdw200169, there was no bashing. It installs a lot and takes up space, not so good on a small filesystem
[09:45] <lepine> Lilinallte: /nickserv register password
[09:45] <tab_shift> jp91: got it mate, just a min.
[09:45] <rdw200169> Stupendoussteve: what about ubuntu mobile
[09:45] <Lilinallte> tnx
[09:46] <Stupendoussteve> Nice never seen that
[09:46] <rdw200169> Stupendoussteve: http://www.eeebuntu.org/
[09:46] <jp91> how come xorg.conf lists my monitor correctly but in system/preferences/screen resolution it has a big "unknown" over the image of the monitor where the real name should be?
[09:46] <tab_shift> jp91: try switching to the highest resolution via xrandr then report back
[09:47] <jp91> tab_shift what is xrandr?
[09:48] <toomai> hi all
[09:48] <rdw200169> toomai: howdy!
[09:48] <toomai> anyone got a lenovo thinpad x200 with x4500 graphics running with intrepid (or hardy)? It runs, but it looks a tad blurry (its only 1024x768, could be better)
[09:49] <Reenen> my nautilus is broken (broken = When i change a directory, it crashes)
[09:49] <tab_shift> jp91: X now auto detects everything, so to change the resolution type xrandr in a command prompt
[09:50] <wuya> hao
[09:50] <devslashnull> velko, i ran disk analyzer and it shows /usr is using 1.7GB
[09:50] <Danskmand> Goood morning :-) - How can I upgrade the installed fcpci on ubuntu from "does not support faxing" to full-featured ?
[09:50] <velko> devslashnull, yep. but don't delete anything there
[09:50] <devslashnull> i know
[09:50] <gadsok> Добрый день, может ктонибуть знает в чем проблема? поставил на ubuntu server 8.04 apt-cacher на 3142 порт c удаленных машин на  этот порт не подключается=( посидел почитал форум не укого подобной проблемы небыло =(
[09:50] <jp91> tab_shift is there a command? when i enter xrandr it lists the same thing i pasted to you a minute ago
[09:50] <rdw200169> devslashnull: you could probably uninstall stuff you don't use
[09:50] <wuya> no
[09:50] <tab_shift> jp91: xrandr -q
[09:50] <velko> !ru > gadsok
[09:51] <wuya> yes
[09:51] <tab_shift> jp91:  thats the info i wanted in the first place
[09:51] <tab_shift> jp91: xrandr -mode 1600x1200
[09:51] <tab_shift> jp91: otherwise see the man xrandr i don't remember exactly
[09:52] <Newhoa> Does anyone have a second for a few quick questions about the Ubuntu Artwork Wiki?
[09:52] <tab_shift> jp91: which gfx card do you have ?
[09:53] <Reenen> Newhoa: I have a second, but I know nothing about it. :-)
[09:53] <Newhoa> Haha
[09:53] <ikonia> Newhoa: you may find more in-tune people in #ubuntu-artwork
[09:53] <Reenen> Newhoa: but what do you want to know... "topic says" don't ask to ask, just ask...
[09:54] <Reenen> oh, topic doesn't say that anymore
[09:54] <Newhoa> I tried ubuntu-artwork and didn
[09:54] <jp91> tab_shift it's an oldie, 82845g integrated intel extreme
[09:54] <Newhoa> 't get a response
[09:54] <Newhoa> I'm just kind of new to it. I wasn't sure if just anyone can edit it.
[09:54] <ikonia> Newhoa if your signed up should be ble to
[09:55] <Newhoa> Like if I had a comment or whatever, would I just edit the wiki to include my comment?
[09:55] <rdw200169> Newhoa: you just create an account
[09:55] <rdw200169> Newhoa: and edit away, that's kinda the point to WIki's
[09:55] <Newhoa> Or if I wanted to add a remix to an existing submission, would I just attach it and edit the wiki to include it?
[09:56] <Newhoa> Cool! I wasn't sure if I needed to be part of the Artwork team or on the mailing list or whatever. I mean, I know I CAN, but I wasn't sure if I should!
[09:56] <paducahguy> #ubuntu-offtopic
[09:56] <rdw200169> Newhoa: if it's helpful i don't see why it would be a problem
[09:57] <devslashnull> i have 2 folders in /usr/src named linux-headers-2.6.27-7 and linux-headers-2.6.27-7-headers. which is the one i need to keep ?
[09:57] <ikonia> devslashnull: your using ubuntu 8.10
[09:57] <tab_shift> jp91: could it be a bug like this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/212206
[09:57] <rdw200169> Newhoa: just don't change pages that have a notice on them that beg you not to change them
[09:57] <ikonia> devslashnull: ubuntu 8.10 support is in the #ubuntu+1 channel
[09:57] <jayan> Hi all
[09:57] <devslashnull> no 8.04
[09:57] <tab_shift> jp91: check if its fixed in latest X, i.e intrepid
[09:57] <velko> devslashnull, do you compile your kernel or kernel modules for your kernel for yourself?
[09:57] <ikonia> devslashnull: 8.04 doesnt have a 2.6.27 kernel
[09:57] <jayan> any body configured Exchange 2007 on Evolution???
[09:57] <Newhoa> Ok, thanks you guys!
[09:58] <a1len> In infra-recorder, I can get away with only allocating the smallest amount of space because the Ubuntu file isn't that big, right?
[09:58] <cjs> Hey, how do I get rid of the little network icon in the what's-it-called area in my toolbar?
[09:58] <jp91> tab_shift I did xrandr -s 1856x1392 and it got even more blurry i almost can't read text
[09:58] <devslashnull> velko, ikonia  i am using an eee pc with 2.6.27-7
[09:58] <sysk> how do u install new drivers in ubuntu??
[09:58] <ikonia> devslashnull: show me "lsb_release -a"
[09:58] <cjs> Ah, the "notification area."
[09:58] <tab_shift> jp91: this is probably a known xorg issue, try the latest release to see if they fixed it
[09:59] <rdw200169> cjs: sudo apt-get remove network-manager
[09:59] <ikonia> sysk: you shouldn't need to
[09:59] <defrysk> cjs: unselect is in sessions
[09:59] <velko> devslashnull, if you don't compile the kernel or kernel modules you can deinstall the kernel source packages (which installed these folders)
[09:59] <cjs> Wow, that's pretty hash. (The apt-get remove, I mean.)
[09:59] <rdw200169> cjs; that gets rid of anything that has to do with that application
[09:59] <d0c5i5> is there a how-to or prefered way to setup WINE to use the dlls/etc from my windows partition? or is that not really needed? (i'm just starting to get some of my windows apps running, and some stuff is acting up...).... I am, however, paying for / using Cedega for a couple games (this is my first exposure to it)
[09:59] <devslashnull> velko no lsb modulls description: ubuntu 8.04 release: 8.04 codename: hardy
[09:59] <jp91> tab_shift i just downloaded ubuntu from the ubuntu website today and updated after installing
[09:59] <rdw200169> cjs: it's just a garbage front end to ifconfig
[10:00] <d0c5i5> right now i'm just trying to get pain to run, and i'm not sure if it's mad that it doesn't have some native DLLs or if it's some kind of 32/64bit conflict
[10:00] <rdw200169> cjs; it works ok for wireless, but that's about it
[10:00] <jp91> tab_shift i still need the latest release of xorg from somewhere?
[10:00] <rdw200169> cjs i got rid of it ages ago
[10:00] <ikonia> devslashnull: I find that very dubious, as it should say 8.04.1 release
[10:00] <velko> devslashnull, this was ikonia's question. i don't care about it. i was asking you something completely different
[10:01] <jayan> any idea about configuring Exchange 2007 with Evolution
[10:01] <rdw200169> cjs: unless you do a lot of wireless roaming, it's kinda pointless
[10:01] <tab_shift> jp91: XORG releases are very far stretched, you'll need to try the bete/testing version LIVEcd , copy the image to a usb drive etc
[10:01] <velko> ikonia, obviously he has the preinstalled version on the eee pc. maybe customized ubuntu install
[10:01] <tab_shift> jp91: there is however a PPA available here https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive
[10:01] <ikonia> velko: I doubt that as 2.6.27 is too new
[10:01] <rdw200169> cjs: System -> Administration -> Network does the same thing
[10:02] <cjs> Right. Well, off it is. Had to kill the thing, too.
[10:02] <tab_shift> jayan: just configure imap and youare goog to go
[10:02] <rdw200169> cjs: as far as setting up ip's is concerned
[10:02] <cjs> It is a pretty rubbishy front-end, though the location stuff looks like it could be handy on a laptop.
[10:02] <jayan> tab_shift: let me try it
[10:02] <jp91> tab_shift did i mention i'm new to linux
[10:03] <rdw200169> cjs: it's got a ways to go...
[10:03] <devslashnull> velko, i tried compiling this kernel module but i guess i dont need it so no i dont need to compile it myself
[10:03] <cjs> Ok, and this is something that's also been bugging me; every time someone mentions my name in xchat, my cursor jumps to it.
[10:03] <rdw200169> cjs: you could try IRC with pidgin
[10:03] <jp91> i don't know what that webpage wants me to do tab_shift, this is way over my head now
[10:03] <cjs> I don't see any obvious setting in the xchat config; is this a gnome thing of some sort?
[10:03] <rdw200169> cjs: that's what i use
[10:04] <rdw200169> cjs: i don't get all the fancy IRC features Xchat has, but it's simple and conservative
[10:04] <Nepal> hi
[10:04] <Lilinallte> quit
[10:04] <velko> devslashnull, if this is the case you can deinstall trough synaptic/apt-get/aptitude the kernel sources or headers. be careful not to remove the kernel image itself though ;-)
[10:04] <rdw200169> cjs: and has worked pretty well thus far
[10:04] <devslashnull> velko, where is the kernel image stored
[10:05] <velko> devslashnull, /boot
[10:05] <devslashnull> velko, oh ok
[10:05] <cjs> Well, rather that switching programs, I wouldn't mind just getting rid of the one annoyance.
[10:05] <devslashnull> velko i have a 4GB sdhc card and i am moving it to there
[10:05] <jayan> tab_shift: i tried to configure using IMAP
[10:05] <rdw200169> cjs: i don't know then...
[10:05] <cjs> Pidgin has its own issues.
[10:05] <jayan> tab_shift: its giving me connection refused
[10:06] <rdw200169> cjs: try Vim's IRC then !
[10:06] <znik> my trackpad is not working properly.However when i connect an external mouse then the cursor works properly. what should i do?
[10:06] <velko> devslashnull, do you know how to use synaptic? my suggestion is to use it for deinstallation instead of randomly deleting folders
[10:06] <d0c5i5> are there any other "start' menu's besides the ubuntu "native" menu and the "vista/xp" clone that are worth looking into? i'm not thrilled with the default ubuntu one, and the vista/xp one is basically a image with links (it's not very modular).... just fishing for ideas on how to make it more relevant
[10:06] <rdw200169> cjs: http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=931
[10:07] <cjs> Switching to and learning a whole new IRC program to fix one small problem seems overkill.
[10:07] <cjs> After all, I encounter another small problem there, and I'll just have to switch again. :-/
[10:07] <rdw200169> cjs: so many options, darn this linux!
[10:08] <cjs> I'm thinking that this is probably gnome-related, since it didn't happen to me on my NetBSD+fvwm1 system.
[10:08] <rdw200169> cjs: it could be an obscure gconf optoin
[10:08] <rdw200169> cjs: *option
[10:09] <cjs> Yeah. gconf is a whole new world.
[10:10] <cjs> I wonder if it was the tray icon or taskbar blinking option?
[10:12] <jp91> how come when i click a link to download an rpm in firefox it tries to open in firefox as a video? this is a new installation
[10:13] <defrysk> rp also stands for realplayer
[10:14] <defrysk> so it thinks it a realplay file
[10:14] <defrysk> jp91: just rightclick it and select save as
[10:15] <jp91> defrysk, i only have save link as
[10:15] <karex> HI, PROBLEM: after i close blender, its interface stay on the screen, but when i click it's 'fake'. Any suggestion?
[10:15] <znik> how can i reinstall my mouse forr hardy?
[10:16] <d0c5i5> wtf
[10:16] <OmIkRoNiXz> õìì
[10:16] <defrysk> !ops flooding
[10:16] <rdw200169> what was that?
[10:16] <qweqweqwe> a fool
[10:16] <alanbshepard77> How do I get btnx to work? I've installed it and configured it for my mouse but the keys don't trigger an event like they're supposed to.
[10:17] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[10:17] <allup> hey
[10:19] <paul68> BlueEagle: goodmorning are you present at this time;-))
[10:21] <unenough> hi, there was a page abuot how to debug stuff before reporting a bug
[10:21] <unenough> can anyone link me to it?
[10:22] <velko> unenough, google strace?
[10:22] <Danskmand> So....does someone here know how to upgrade a driver thats in the kernel ?
[10:23] <unenough> velko, no, i know how to use strace. there was something about a standard list of things that are helpful when reporting a bug
[10:23] <jp91> i can't believe i think i've almost solved this problem but i can't get the rpm because firefox keeps trying to open it as a video
[10:24] <paco__> salut atous
[10:24] <velko> unenough,  http://www.ubuntu.com/community/reportproblem (find trough google, sigh)
[10:24] <paco__> quelqu'un
[10:25] <unenough> velko, no, i found that already.
[10:25] <unenough> velko, never mind, got it
[10:25] <velko> unenough, :-P
[10:25] <ykphuah> is gkrellm still alive or is there a replacement for it now for ubuntu?
[10:27] <paul68> !fr |paco__
[10:28] <tsrepadmin> Hi. I installes Ubuntu yesterday by the installation disk from the official website. After installing, Ubuntu doesn't start but show up "GRUB", and that's it. I have a RAID1 system
[10:28] <tsrepadmin> anybody got an idea what's the problem could be?
[10:30] <alanbshepard77> I need help getting btnx to work. I have a microsoft mouse which I think is supported
[10:30] <Dr_Willis> alanbshepard77,  check the btnx homepage yet? it has some good docs last i looked.
[10:31] <spazm> hey, in which packages are setupterm och tgetent included? I need one of them to compile BitchX... I get this error when I try..
[10:31] <alanbshepard77> Dr_Willis: Yea I've looked there. bynx detects all my mouse buttons but never seems to trigger the event I assgined to them. Ior btnx. did make sure the button was enabled f
[10:31] <spazm> configure: WARNING: cannot find setupterm - trying tgetent
[10:31] <spazm> checking for tgetent in -ltermlib... no
[10:31] <spazm> checking for tgetent in -ltermcap... no
[10:31] <spazm> checking for tgetent in -lcurses... no
[10:31] <spazm> configure: error: cannot find setupterm or tgetent
[10:35] <carmelo> ciao
[10:35] <bosjo> Hi all. Where in Ubuntu 8.4 can i find a device manager?
[10:35] <ikonia> bosjo: what do you want to do
[10:36] <carmelo> pronto
[10:36] <bosjo> ikonia: find my WebCam, old Laptop, cant remember what is in it
[10:36] <ikonia> bosjo: lspci or lsusb will show it
[10:37] <bosjo> ikonia: ok
[10:37] <Lilinallte> bosjo: there is an unsupported package called 'device manager', which installs under 'System Tools'...
[10:38] <bosjo> Lilinallte: thanks for that one too
[10:39] <magnetron> bosjo→ it's in the "gnome-device-manager" package
[10:40] <bosjo> magnetron: thanks, it's on it way
[10:41] <paco__> y a t'il quelqu'un qui parle francais
[10:41] <blue112> !francais paco__
[10:41] <blue112> Arf xD
[10:41] <blue112> paco__: Va sur #ubuntu-fr
[10:41] <paco__> oui blue112
[10:41] <paco__> je cherche de l'aide
[10:42] <paco__> ok merci
[10:42] <paco__> tchao a tous
[10:42] <paco__> good bye
[10:42] <Jaguar48h> Hello all
[10:43] <Jaguar48h> iam new here
[10:43] <karex> HI, could audacity import ogg-video?
[10:43] <Jaguar48h> hi karex
[10:43] <karex> Jaguar48h: hi
[10:44] <rdw200169> karex: audacity only does audio
[10:44] <|Dreams|> can anyone help me my laptop is suddenly gone amazingl slow even though it was working fine last night
[10:44] <falstaff> I can't log into my MySpace home account with Ubuntu 8.04 ... using firefox ...
[10:44] <alanbshepard77> Dr_Willis: Ok I got btnx to work once. I reinstalled it and the config I tried using for one of the buttons worked until I tried to set the config for other buttons. I've tried reinstalling about but no dice
[10:45] <cafuego> falstaff: That's good right, not a problem?
[10:45] <|Dreams|> lol
[10:45] <karex> rdw200169: do you know how to extract sound from ogg-video?
[10:45] <Dr_Willis> alanbshepard77,  reinstallingis windows thinking  :)   sounds like its missconfigured.. if you remove it with the 'purge' option - that would remove all the system configs..but NOT the user configs
[10:46] <rdw200169> karex: reluctantly, no
[10:46] <falstaff> cafuego ... no it is not good!  I should be able to access my own website!
[10:46] <|Dreams|> do you have flash installed
[10:47] <alanbshepard77> Dr_Willis: I never uninstalled I just reran the make lol. I know it seems stupid but when I configured it and tried to restart btnx using the button provided in btnx config it said not installed correctly and thats why I reinstalled. Then it worked, briefly.
[10:47] <Jaguar48h> does anyone  use programming software for  c++  under ubuntu ?
[10:47] <|Dreams|> kdevelope is pretty good
[10:47] <Dr_Willis> alanbshepard77,  make? oh you installed from source..
[10:48] <Dr_Willis> alanbshepard77,  could be some miss confgiured config now..
[10:48] <mr_lou> What's the fileexplorer in Ubuntu called?
[10:48] <Jaguar48h> Hi Dr Willis
[10:49] <|Dreams|> nautlius
[10:49] <|Dreams|> nautilus
[10:49] <|Dreams|> *
[10:49] <alanbshepard77> Dr_Willis: I'm performing a make uninstall now and then I'll try installing the binary packages.
[10:50] <falstaff> Mr Lou there are several file manager applications for linux system PC man in system tools is good.
[10:51] <cafuego> alanbshepard77: if you do source installs, at the very least run them through `checkinstall'.
[10:51] <mr_lou> falstaff: Yea, I could have just looked in the About popup. I just needed to do a sudo nautilus. Being used to thunar from Arch Linux.
[10:51] <wers> can i use a gif as a wallpaper?:)
[10:52] <alanbshepard77> cafuego: Thanks for the suggestion but to be honest I have no idea what that is :-/
[10:52] <falstaff> Mr lou also if you go to places you can use the folder browser to move file from folder to folder.
[10:54] <cafuego> alanbshepard77: It records what 'make install' does and packagaes the installed files into a .deb for easy management.
[10:54] <falstaff> but why can't get myspace to recognise my username and password??
[10:55] <alanbshepard77> cafuego: oh nice, sounds like something I need to really pay attention to, thanks.
[10:56] <newlife> What's a .avi player for ubuntu?
[10:56] <newlife> a good*
[10:57] <magnetron> newlife→ i think Totem is nice. VLC is nice too.
[10:57] <wers> how do i use .gif as a moving wallpaper?
[10:57] <spazm> hey, in which packages are setupterm och tgetent included? I need one of them to compile BitchX... I get this error when I try..
[10:58] <CoRnJuLiOx> hey, i've got synaptic running in a terminal, and its downloading updates, how do i stop it safely?
[10:58] <CoRnJuLiOx> ctrl+z?
[10:58] <Dr_Willis> wers,  i dont think you can.
[10:58] <magnetron> newlife→ just double click on the .avi file and in most cases you will be just fine
[10:58] <newlife> magnetron: Cool - I had forgotten about using VLC - one of my trusty stand by favs.......
[10:58] <jimmie32> Hey all
[10:59] <newlife> jimmie32: how's it goin?
[10:59] <magnetron> newlife→ remember to install it the official ubuntu way, Applications > Add/Remove (or synaptic)
[10:59] <jimmie32> newlife: Great, thanks :) Installed Ubuntu 4 weeks ago and I absolutely LOVE IT :D
[11:00] <magnetron> !yay | jimmie32
[11:00] <newlife> magnetron: I could also use " sudo apt-get install "file name" " as well correct?
[11:00] <magnetron> newlife→ yes, exactly.
[11:00] <magnetron> newlife→ "sudo apt-get install vlc" in this case
[11:01] <alanbshepard77> Dr_Willis, cafuego; Thanks I got it all working now, you two rock.
[11:02] <newlife> jimmie32: Cool - yea Ubuntu is pretty great distro - no complaints here - beats the heck outta spyware woa's on the ol windows box (which never gets turn on much anymore)
[11:02] <emilien> was here yesterday trying to sort out sound card i checked bios , maded a thread at ubuntu forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=951732
[11:02] <Ujjwol> how to install .ttf fonts under ubuntu hardyt
[11:03] <newlife> magnetron: yea - That works for me - Thanks much....
[11:03] <magnetron> newlife→ cheers
[11:03] <newlife> magnetron: u 2
[11:03] <jimmie32> newlife -> If we compare linux/windows, you will find windows full of crosses and linux full of ticks :D
[11:04] <nigel> #
[11:04] <nigel> #
[11:04] <nigel> #
[11:04] <newlife> jimmie32: point well taken....
[11:04] <Jaguar48h> hi everyone
[11:04] <Jaguar48h> can anyone see me ?
[11:05] <velko> Jaguar48h, yep
[11:05] <newlife> jimmie32: How'd you hear about Ubuntu?
[11:05] <Jaguar48h> thnx god
[11:05] <Jaguar48h> I cant understand this vhat here !
[11:05] <Jaguar48h> Velko how are you ?
[11:05] <newlife> Jaguar48h: Yea - you're show'n up fine.
[11:06] <velko> Jaguar48h, it's a support channel. you can ask technical questions. off topic chats are not welcome
[11:07] <nigeltatschner19> dooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooose
[11:07] <nigeltatschner19> a xcv[]
[11:07] <WildSoft> Hola =) I'm having some problems with installing Ubuntu. The installation fails when trying to change the partition. Any help is much welcome. English or nordic language =)
[11:07] <nigeltatschner19> dp[
[11:07] <nigeltatschner19> FVSWA
[11:07] <Jaguar48h> Ok velko! will i do have a lots of quistons !
[11:07] <newlife> velko: What is best Ubuntu channel to use for off-topic?
[11:07] <hateball> !ot | newlife
[11:07] <newlife> thx
[11:07] <scuser> hi all, does anyone how to check if an interface card is up or down
[11:07] <nigeltatschner19> sorry my kb is for some reason sticking in ubumtu
[11:08] <nigeltatschner19> ubuntu
[11:08] <jimmie32> newlife: I found out Ubuntu early 2007, but never installed it, for some reason
[11:08] <hateball> scuser» ifconfig
[11:08] <jimmie32> then I forgot it
[11:08] <hateball> scuser» if they show... they're up
[11:08] <magnetron> scuser→ network? if you are comfortable with the command line, use ifconfig
[11:08] <jimmie32> but now a friend of mine told me about it and I decided to install. I don't regret it :)
[11:08] <magnetron> hateball→ Mr Big Arrow!
[11:09] <Danskmand> Can someone -please- help me with my problem ?
[11:09] <Jaguar48h> hi newlife. recently I decided to learn c++ , I installes anjuta , but i have a lot of difficult even writing my first HelloWorld program on it. can any one help me?
[11:09] <hateball> magnetron» Mr Lil Arrow!
[11:09] <klimy> hi
[11:09] <newlife> hateball: Have seen term you typed " !ot " - not sure exactly how to use - It's a way to search is it ?
[11:09] <klimy> what is best current practise for determining the file encoding?
[11:09] <magnetron> Danskmand→ all you need to do is ask. if anyone knows the answer, they will ansewr.
[11:09] <hateball> !list | newlife
[11:09] <magnetron> klimy→ use the "file" command
[11:09] <klimy> magnetron: tried that ;)
[11:10] <Fueled> uber-noob needs help with dual-boot problem
[11:10] <magnetron> klimy→ it's the best practices
[11:10] <magnetron> !ask | Fueled
[11:10] <WildSoft> I also have a dual-boot problem =)
[11:10] <Danskmand> Everywhere in google they talk about that ISDN doesnt work on ubuntu and that they switch to debian just bacause of this ! - I've been looking on it for weeks now !
[11:10] <magnetron> everyone: if you have a problem, just ask a question. don't wait for anyone to step up to say that they can help you
[11:11] <newlife> hateball: Is that used in a Terminal session ? Sorry not understanding.
[11:11] <Jaguar48h> I need help with c++
[11:11] <nigeltatschner19> anyone here know how to sort out a issues with 8.04 wifi not being recognised its a realtek 8185
[11:11] <ikonia> Jaguar48h: c++ is a better channel then
[11:12] <ikonia> Jaguar48h: #c++
[11:12] <rockyrock> hey guys, I want a C/C++ IDE. I don't have a lot of RAM in my laptop (256) so plz consider the memory consuming.
[11:12] <ikonia> or ##c++
[11:12] <magnetron> newlife→ read the link ubottu gave you
[11:12] <ikonia> rockyrock: eclipse is the one most people go for, but it will run slow with 256
[11:12] <ikonia> rockyrock: most people with 256/less dont use an ide
[11:12] <rockyrock> ikonia: yeah i know that's why i'm asking
[11:12] <newlife> magnetron: Will do - have it bookmarked - thanks - so much to learn - so little time - heh heh
[11:12] <Fueled> I have just installed Ubuntu 8.04, with a previous installation of Windows XP. I want to dual-boot. I can start Ubuntu just fine, but I have the "Hal.dll" problem when trying to start Windows. I have searched on Google for answers, but since I'm super new to Ubuntu, most are too cryptic for me. I need tailored help :-(
[11:12] <magnetron> rockyrock→ some use Anjuta, but i haven't tried it
[11:13] <rockyrock> ikonia: what about anjuta
[11:13] <ikonia> rockyrock: try it
[11:13] <WildSoft> When installing Ubuntu, you get the option to change the size of your patition for dual-boot. This fails for some reason and gives me an error message. Sizechange failed.
[11:13] <klimy> magnetron: somehow file just tells me that my file is a tex file. actually i knew that ;)
[11:13] <ikonia> Fueled: that error is normally (not normally) associated with the windows partition not being defragged/chkdisked before partitioning for the ubuntu install
[11:13] <ikonia> Fueled: using the windows repair cd will normally fix it
[11:14] <rockyrock> i would like to use gcc to compile the C files but i doesn't show any errors if the code contains errors! Does it?
[11:14] <Jaguar48h> thnx
[11:14] <Fueled> ikonia: I did a Defrag just before installing Ubuntu, like suggetsed
[11:14] <ikonia> rockyrock: of course it does
[11:14] <ikonia> rockyrock: it shows warnings
[11:14] <klimy> magnetron: can you give me a hint? i looked at man but did not find the parameter i needed
[11:14] <magnetron> klimy→ ok, then it's probably a TeX file. what more do you want to know about it?
[11:14] <ikonia> rockyrock: it's a compiler
[11:14] <ikonia> Fueled: thats the normal cause
[11:14] <velko> WildSoft, i'm not very familiar with this but maybe you have to boot first into windows and defragment the partition you are trying to resize
[11:14] <klimy> magnetron: encoding.
[11:14] <Danskmand> I have installed with apt-get the kernel-headers and the restricted modules....then I copied the Fritz drivers to "/usr/src/AVM-Fritz/fcpci-3.11.07" and executed the make in there. This is what I got: make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-19-server' and make[1]: Makefile: No such file or directory
[11:14]  * shandooo off dodjem za 20 min Jelena  :********************88
[11:14] <magnetron> klimy→ oh you mean utf-8 or iso-latin1?
[11:14] <ikonia> Danskmand: there is no makefile in that directory
[11:14] <klimy> magnetron: like utf8, ascii
[11:14] <ikonia> !awak > shandooo
[11:14] <Fueled> ikonia: I also tried with the Windows Recovery Console, to "bootcfg /rebuild"
[11:14] <klimy> magnetron: yeah
[11:14] <ikonia> !away > shandooo
[11:15] <ikonia> Fueled: it's no the bootcfg
[11:15] <WildSoft> velko I've installed ubuntu on other computers aswell. It should do it auto.
[11:15] <ikonia> Fueled: boot is handled by grub now
[11:15] <rockyrock> ikonia: i doesn't with me!!! I tried to compile a file with a syntax error but it didn't show any warnings!
[11:15] <rockyrock> *it
[11:15] <spazm> hey, in which packages are setupterm och tgetent included? I need one of them to compile BitchX... I get this error when I try..
[11:15] <ReelBigDick> connect irc.chatnet.ru/6667
[11:15] <Fueled> ikonia: but I read on forums that the boot.ini file is probably the problem
[11:15] <cafuego> spazm: libncurses5-dev
[11:15] <klimy> is there some neat tool that does some guessing of file encodings?
[11:15] <magnetron> klimy→ by default, text files in ubuntu are encoded utf-8
[11:16] <Fueled> ikonia: but I'm not able to edit it from within Ubuntu
[11:16] <klimy> magnetron: i downloaded the file. it is not utf8
[11:16] <ikonia> Fueled: possible, you need to boot ubuntu, mount your windows partition and look at the file
[11:16] <ikonia> Fueled: you should be able to
[11:16] <velko> WildSoft, maybe the partitions you resized successfully wasn't badly fragmented? just a guess though
[11:16] <Fueled> ikonia: that's where I need help, since it's all new to me
[11:16]  * cafuego pokes jhesketh with a sharp shovel
[11:16] <nigeltatschner19> can anyone help me with my wifi problem
[11:16] <ikonia> Fueled: what part are you having issues
[11:16] <Danskmand> ikonia: Well, there is a Makefile....But it just points to itself ?? : "lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root     35 2008-10-19 11:57 Makefile -> ../linux-headers-2.6.24-19/Makefile"
[11:16] <ikonia> Danskmand: then there is no makefile
[11:17] <Danskmand> ikonia: Whats wrong there ?
[11:17] <magnetron> klimy→ you can install the "uni2ascii" package
[11:17] <ikonia> Danskmand: there is no makefile
[11:17] <Fueled> ikonia: I can see the Windows drive in the "File Browser", but I can't see the boot.ini file
[11:17] <nigeltatschner19> i have a realtek 8185 and it will not show
[11:17] <jhesketh> and hi to you cafuego
[11:17] <magnetron> klimy→ "tcs" looks like a good tool too
[11:17] <ikonia> Fueled: it's a hidden file normally
[11:17] <Fueled> ikonia: even with "Show Hidden Files" enabled
[11:17] <ikonia> Fueled: or it not being there maybe the problem
[11:18] <rockyrock> ikonia: how can i run the compiled file after the compliation?
[11:18] <ikonia> rockyrock: ./
[11:18] <ikonia> rockyrock: it's a binary
[11:18] <Danskmand> ikonia: There are several files - init, ipc, kbuild, kernel and so on.....But they all are links and pointing to themselves
[11:18] <TuniX12> ikonia: the windows hidden files are not hidden under Linux
[11:18] <rockyrock> ikonia: ./hello-world?? like this only?
[11:18] <ikonia> rockyrock: yup
[11:18] <ikonia> Danskmand: then it's setup wrong
[11:19] <nigeltatschner19> can anyone see my messages
[11:19] <ikonia> nigeltatschner19: yes
[11:19] <Fueled> ikonia: yeah, I'm pretty clueless as to why I can't see it
[11:19] <ikonia> Fueled: maybe it's not there
[11:19] <WildSoft> velko: Thats the problem, it don't rezise it. When trying to in the Ubuntu installation it fails. Giving me an error message. An error has occured when writing to the disk. Sizechange has cancled - Something like that, translated from Swedish ^^
[11:19] <rockyrock> ikonia: i compiled this file like this: gcc hello-world.c >> then i tried to run it using this command: ./hello-world >> and i got this: bash: ./hello-world: No such file or directory
[11:20] <TuniX12> !wifi > nigeltatschner19
[11:20] <klimy> man... emacs is so powerful, sometimes it even scares me...
[11:20] <ikonia> rockyrock: does hello-world exist ?
[11:20] <ikonia> rockyrock: it's normally outputing to a.out
[11:20] <velko> WildSoft, i already saw your problem. ikonia asked you to repeat ;-)
[11:20] <klimy> how can something so mighty even exist?
[11:20] <Fueled> ikonia: what would you suggest I do to recreate it? I already tried "bootcfg /rebuild"
[11:20] <rockyrock> ikonia: oh yeah it's a.out. How can i tell gcc to compile it with the name it has?
[11:20] <ikonia> Fueled: someone in ##windows may be able to help rebuild it
[11:20] <magnetron> klimy→ please join #ubuntu-offtopic , i want to discuss this with you
[11:20] <ikonia> rockyrock: read up on how to use the compiler and c++
[11:21] <Fueled> ikonia: ok I'll look there
[11:21] <rockyrock> ikonia: where to read?
[11:21] <Fueled> ikonia: thanks!
[11:21] <klimy> magnetron: emacs save the day... again ;) just needed C-uC-x= ;)
[11:21] <ikonia> rockyrock: anywhere that teaches gcc/c++
[11:21] <WildSoft> velko: I'm a bit slow atm. No breakfast =)
[11:21] <klimy> magnetron: thanks for your effort
[11:21] <magnetron> klimy→ i still need to check out tcs
[11:24] <jimmie32> sorry for this silly question, but where is the /public_html folder (apache) in Ubuntu?
[11:25] <ikonia> jimmie32: you have to make it
[11:25] <ikonia> jimmie32: it's normally created in a users home dir
[11:25] <ikonia> jimmie32: if your using mod_user dir
[11:25] <ikonia> mod_user module sorry
[11:25] <icewaterman> is there a way to read a variables content from stdin on a shell without using "read" ?
[11:25] <jimmie32> I make a directory like /home/jimmie32/apache/ ?
[11:25] <ikonia> jimmie32: /home/jimmie32/public_html
[11:26] <jimmie32> then?
[11:26] <magnetron> icewaterman→ you can read command line arguments as $1 $2 etc
[11:26] <ikonia> jimmie32: then what ?
[11:26] <Danskmand> ikonia: Do you have a hint for where to look whats wrong ?
[11:26] <icewaterman> magnetron: no, i need it from stdin
[11:26] <jimmie32> ikonia: I made a folder called /home/jimmie/public_html
[11:26] <icewaterman> like the user needs to type it#
[11:26] <ikonia> Danskmand: read the docs
[11:26] <bhavya> need help with virtualbox in ubuntu
[11:27] <jimmie32> then how I tell apache to use that folder?
[11:27] <ikonia> jimmie32: great, if you've setup mod_userdir then your sorted, if not setup mod_userdir
[11:27] <jimmie32> how do I setup mod_userdir?
[11:27] <ikonia> jimmie32: just enable the module
[11:27] <Clockswork> Lol! I had a GPU temp of 65 and a CPU temp of 53 in Idle.. I turned my computer over tried to loosen the lid to clean it...didnt find a matching screwdriver so I flipped it over again and now my CPU idle is 36 and my GPU is 54
[11:27] <Clockswork> Weird!
[11:28] <ikonia> Clockswork: why is that funny or anything to do with ubuntu ?
[11:28] <Got2> why ?
[11:28] <ikonia> Got2: why what ?
[11:28] <bhavya> need help with virtualbox on ubunut
[11:28] <Got2> sorry
[11:28] <ikonia> bhavya: ask the question then
[11:28] <Got2> hi 2 all
[11:29] <Got2> i got iphone
[11:29] <Clockswork> ikonia: Oh, I'm sry. No there was a big dicussion here yesterday with temperatures so I guess I was stuck in that discussion.. sry
[11:29] <newlife> Having problem trying to run " X-CD-Roast " - Complains about " no root configuration file found, etc. " - Way to fix - or get running ? ?
[11:29] <chilli00> is there any programs like microsof sam or just a text talking program native for ubuntu?
[11:29] <icewaterman> Clockswork: not weired at all. you should open the case for sure!
[11:29] <Got2> is it possible ubuntu mobile on my iphone ?
[11:29] <ikonia> Got2: no
[11:29] <chilli00> Got2 not yet
[11:29] <Dr_Willis> chilli00,  festiville (spelling?) can do voices
[11:30] <chilli00> okie thanks
[11:30] <TuniX12> festival
[11:30] <Clockswork> icewaterman: Yes I know but I didnt open it, couldnt find a matching screwdriver so I just turned it on again and just by doing that I lowered my idle temps by 10 degrees
[11:30] <TuniX12> !info festival
[11:30] <Got2> the project about ubuntu mobile not yet success ?
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> Clockswork,  you proberly knocked a dust bunny off...
[11:31] <jimmie32> ikonia: How do I enable it? :b
[11:31] <ikonia> Got2: it doesn't work on the iphone yet
[11:31] <ikonia> jimmie32: it should normally be enabled by default I believe
[11:31] <Clockswork> Dr_Willis: Think so to :P
[11:31] <Got2> ok thx bye
[11:31] <jimmie32> ikonia: I installed apache using sudo apt-get install apache2...
[11:31] <ikonia> jimmie32: ok
[11:31] <icewaterman> Clockswork: yes, i know but thats just a side-effect: 1) your box got hot during use. 2) you turned it off, hence it cooled down. 3) you turn it on, everything seems fine, but if you start over heavy using it again, it will get hot again
[11:31] <jimmie32> ikonia: But its just not pointing to the /home/jimmie32/public_html/
[11:32] <ikonia> jimmie32: what do you mean it's not pointing
[11:32] <jimmie32> ikonia: It shows the "It works!" page and I can't replace it...where is that page located at?
[11:32] <newlife> X-CD_Roast will not run - no root config. error - any ideas ?
[11:32] <ikonia> jimmie32: to use mod_userdir you use http://url/~$username
[11:32] <icewaterman> you probably dont see the effect because some dirt did break loose from  the cooler and fell down but since it is not clean it will be as dirty as before in a matter of days
[11:33] <ikonia> jimmie32: check out the docs on apache.org about how to use it / set it up
[11:33] <bhavya> ikonia: want guests and host to be accessible via applications like ssh, vsftpd, etc
[11:33] <ikonia> bhavya: you need to setup network bridging
[11:33] <jamesish> jimmie32: you're looking for httpd.conf, the configuration file that'll let you change where apache is pointing. Or, you're looking for the place apache's pointing to, so you can just put your site there.
[11:34] <chilli00> Dr_Willis i installed but i cant find it anywere
[11:34] <jimmie32> jamesish: I'm looking for the place apache is pointing to...
[11:34] <bhavya> ikonia: I googled around, but couldnt do that, any url to do that
[11:34] <bhavya> ikonia: can you help me do that?
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> chilli00,  check the package manager.. its a command line tool. there proberly some guis for it also.
[11:34] <icewaterman> Clockswork: because once there is a dust layer coating the cooler, new dust will easily append to that layer and cause your problem all-over again. wont take more than 1-2 weeks and it will stress your components way more than necessary over time. so clean your box up twice a year
[11:34] <chilli00> o ok
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> chilli00,  quick google hit -> http://www.xenocafe.com/tutorials/php/festival_text_to_speech/index.php
[11:35] <Clockswork> icewaterman: Allright, I'll go by a matching screwdriver today :)
[11:35] <bhavya> ikonia:???
[11:35] <jamesish> jimmie32: I understand that you might not be familiar with apache, but I'm trying to be very clear here. Find the configuration file and read it. It's normally called httpd.conf.
[11:35] <Clockswork> icewaterman: but 43 degrees CPU idle tempereature isnt bad right?
[11:35] <ikonia> bhavya: what ?
[11:36] <icewaterman> Clockswork: a side-effect might be, that the cooler will sound louder, because all the dust did absorb some of its sound
[11:36] <ikonia> jimmie32: it's not httpd.conf in ubuntu
[11:36] <crazyb0y> jamesish: these days it's called apache2.conf =)
[11:36] <Clockswork> icewaterman: I dont have a problem with fan noise :)
[11:36] <icewaterman> Clockswork: no, its perfectly ok, if it stays that way.
[11:36] <tyberion> anybody know of a command on howto move the active window to the right,left,top or bottom to a specified amount, I tried wmctrl but that doesnt seem possible :(
[11:36] <jimmie32> Yup, I know it
[11:36] <bhavya> ikonia: how to dridgind? I googled around but couldnt help myself
[11:36] <ikonia> bhavya: bridging
[11:36] <bhavya> ikonia: do you have any links
[11:36] <ikonia> bhavya: no
[11:36] <Clockswork> icewaterman: I've only had this laptop for 5 months anyways
[11:36] <Clockswork> icewaterman: So I guess its time for my first cleaning
[11:37] <jamesish> Pfft. apache2.conf. Why, in my day, we had real cream in ice cream, real sunshine coming up the fields in the morning, and we used FreeBSD, the OS apache is developed on, where it's called httpd.conf. Linux whippernsappers.
[11:37] <bhavya> ikonia: can you help me bridging?
[11:37] <icewaterman> Clockswork: my old X850XT GPU is the loudest component of my entire box. i will soon replace it with the onboard graphics but until intrepid that one is not supported properly.
[11:37] <ikonia> bhavya: no, there are docs on virtualbox's site
[11:37] <bhavya> ikonia: thanks
[11:37] <crazyb0y> jamesish: hehe =)
[11:37] <ikonia> bhavya: there is also docs on the ubuntu help https://help.ubuntu.com site
[11:37] <icewaterman> Clockswork: why didnt you tell me it is a laptop. do not open the laptop, it is much easier
[11:37] <crazyb0y> jamesish: i use ubuntu only on my laptop =)
[11:37] <bhavya> ikonia: thanks again
[11:37] <crazyb0y> because it's too new, and ubuntu has a great support of it =)
[11:38] <spazm> I get the following errors when I try to compile BitchX...
[11:38] <spazm> make[1]: *** [ctcp.o] Error 1
[11:38] <spazm> make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/nico/BitchX/source'
[11:38] <spazm> make: *** [BitchX] Error 2
[11:38] <Ujjwol> how to install .ttf fonts under ubuntu hardy
[11:38] <icewaterman> Clockswork: do you have a vacuum cleaner, that is capable of reversing thrust?
[11:38] <crazyb0y> spazm: bitchx is outdated
[11:38] <spazm> anyone know? :)
[11:38] <crazyb0y> spazm: use irssi
[11:38] <Clockswork> icewaterman: so it blows out?
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> Ujjwol,  i copy them to my users .fonts directory, or you can access the fonts:// location in the gnome file manager and copy them to it.
[11:38] <jamesish> crazyb0y: I find FreeBSD usually smokes linux for support of various features, such as wireless cards. whereas the linux kernel tends to lead in speed of development.
[11:38] <Clockswork> icewaterman: I dont think so...
[11:38] <spazm> crazyb0y: that's what people keep telling me... but I had a nice setup with addons on bx...
[11:38] <Dr_Willis> or was it fonts:///
[11:38] <spazm> :/
[11:38] <crazyb0y> spazm: and why do you use ubuntu if you want to compile software on it ? =)
[11:39] <icewaterman> Clockswork: some vacuum cleaners can do that. read the manual.
[11:39] <crazyb0y> spazm: i migrated from bitchx to irssi
[11:39] <crazyb0y> few days is good time to be ok in irssi
[11:39] <crazyb0y> =0
[11:39] <crazyb0y> jamesish: the second reason to use ubuntu on my laptop is the LUKS encryption =)
[11:40] <spazm> crazyb0y: well, it should be possible to compile _some_ software, no? :)
[11:40] <Clockswork> icewaterman: So instead of opening it I just take my vacuum cleaner and point it at the fan opening? Wont that just make the dust fly around inside the laptop?
[11:40] <crazyb0y> spazm: heh it's outdated too =)
[11:40] <ikonia> spazm: it is possible, but using software that is dead (unmaintained) against a new distro requires a certain level of experience
[11:40] <GOOGLer> Dr_Willis, there is no .fonts directry in /home/my username/
[11:40] <ikonia> !offtopic | Clockswork
[11:40] <crazyb0y> yep listen to ikonia he's right
[11:41] <spazm> ikonia: I hear ya... :/
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> GOOGLer,  then make one.
[11:41] <icewaterman> Clockswork: because if it can, simply do that, go outside with your laptop and vcleaner and set it to full blow with the smallest nozzle you have. hold it about 30cm away from the openings of the laptop and blow in while moving the nozzle from left to right.
[11:41] <crazyb0y> spazm: irssi is based on bitchx =0
[11:41] <spazm> crazyb0y: I want cypress for irssi then :P
[11:41] <icewaterman> Clockswork: it'll blow out the dust without opening it.
[11:41] <ikonia> icewaterman: please stop this discussion
[11:41] <icewaterman> ikonia: why?
[11:41] <crazyb0y> spazm: it's possible if you are good in perl =P
[11:41] <ikonia> icewaterman: because it's nothing to do with ubuntu
[11:41] <icewaterman> ikonia: it works just fine
[11:42] <Clockswork> icewaterman: Allright thanks but lets do what ikonia says then :) Thanks alot :)
[11:42] <jamesish> ﻿crazyb0y: Yeah... I have FreeBSD running on servers and laptop, and ubuntu on my desktop. It' s all just posix at the end of the day. Aaaand I'm done offtopicing ;)
[11:42] <icewaterman> Clockswork: np
[11:42] <crazyb0y> jamesish: sorry i just said that in ubuntu it's apache2.conf... i didn't want to angry somebody =)
[11:42] <Clockswork> has any1 had any experience with updating bios for a Dell XPS m1530 inside Ubuntu?
[11:42] <spazm> crazyb0y: then it should be easier to get bx working... :P
[11:43] <GOOGLer> ok
[11:43] <ikonia> Clockswork: you can't
[11:43] <crazyb0y> spazm: use pastebin to paste me the rest of the output
[11:43] <icewaterman> ikonia: sure? dell has some suppport for updating bios in the kernel
[11:43] <spazm> ok sec
[11:43] <ikonia> icewaterman: it's not stable and supported
[11:44] <Clockswork> ikonia: I read yesterday on Dells blog that you can, I'm just very new to the updating bios scene so I dont want to jump into anything
[11:44] <ikonia> icewaterman: the process is to boot from remoable media as documented on he dell site
[11:44] <saywatmang> anyone know of a way to paste with quotes into a gnome-terminal... for example if im pasting a long url that contains & and such
[11:44] <gu4rdi4n> hi, how can it be that startx dont work because the module "nvidia" can not found, but at the same time "modprobe nvidia" load the module without problems?
[11:44] <spazm> crazyb0y: http://pastebin.com/d366e11d4
[11:46] <crazyb0y> spazm: what source do you use to compile ?
[11:47] <spazm> crazyb0y: bx 1.1?
[11:47] <G__81> has anyone tried installing ubuntu 8.04 in Qemu ?
[11:48] <ikonia> yup
[11:48] <ikonia> G__81: no problems
[11:48] <G__81> it tried to load after inserting the CD and then i dont get the Live desktop
[11:48] <G__81> i get back to the command prompt
[11:48] <MatBoy> hey this is weird, I have problems with my upgrade and the nvidia drivers, I get errors... is this known ?
[11:48] <crazyb0y> spazm: do you have problems with compiling another software on this box ?
[11:48] <|Dreams|> can anyone help me my laptop is running amazingly slow and it was working fine last night
[11:48] <ikonia> MatBoy: are you using stock/packaged drivers or drivers from nvidia.com
[11:48] <spazm> crazyb0y: not that I know... this one is the first I tried to compile manually...
[11:49] <jamesish> spazm: did you pass the configure stage?
[11:49] <spazm> jamesish: yeap... used --with-ssl and --enable-ipv6 as arguments
[11:49] <jorel> |Dreams|: "ps" see what are running
[11:49] <jamesish> spazm: can you try again without the arguments after a make clean?
[11:49] <crazyb0y> spazm: which version of gcc do you use ?
[11:50] <|Dreams|> i have checked the process list buh there is nothing hogging any system resources also on boot its about 1 minute or more slower
[11:50] <Uriens> hi
[11:50] <Kelen> How to share folder with command?  any idea here? pls
[11:50] <crazyb0y> |Dreams|: maybe hardware problem ?
[11:50] <G__81> ikonia, can you help me on this ?
[11:50] <crazyb0y> Kelen: use samba
[11:51] <spazm> crazyb0y: gcc 4.2?
[11:51] <Kelen> crazyb0y: samba ?
[11:51] <|Dreams|> i hope not its only 3 weeks old laptop
[11:51] <spazm> jamesish: ok
[11:51] <crazyb0y> Kelen: yes you can share folders in your network with samba
[11:51] <jorel> |Dreams|: any errors in /var/log/messages ?
[11:51] <Uriens> does anyone know how to change the "from address" when using the command "mail" in the shell to send an email?
[11:51] <|Dreams|> one mo
[11:52] <spazm> jamesish: same error
[11:52] <crazyb0y> jamesish: i think it's a  problem with the gcc version =)
[11:52] <G__81> i am not getting the GUI for going ahead with the installation
[11:52] <G__81> in QEMU
[11:52] <crazyb0y> because bx is outdated =)
[11:52] <G__81> has anyone faced this problem ?
[11:52] <Uriens> now it appears from: root@localhost
[11:53] <velko> G__81, i had no problems whatsoever to run the live cd in qemu
[11:53] <alexander> hey, can anyone help me with my wlan?
[11:53] <crazyb0y> alexander: ask your question
[11:53] <|Dreams|> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59657/
[11:54] <jorel> alexander: what's wrong
[11:54] <G__81> velko, i have given the following command
[11:54] <G__81> and i get the following error
[11:54] <G__81> qemu -cdrom /dev/cdrom -hda ubuntu_8_04.qcow -boot d -net nic -net user -m 196 -localtime
[11:54] <G__81> Could not open '/dev/kqemu' - QEMU acceleration layer not activated: No such file or directory
[11:55] <G__81> i have downloaded ibex too but no use i am not able to test it
[11:55] <G__81> and give reports
[11:56] <velko> G__81, i haven't tried ibex bug the current stable version. i'm not using ubuntu at all
[11:56] <G__81> velko, 8.04 is also not workin
[11:56] <velko> G__81, no problems here on debian proper
[11:58] <Kelen> crazyb0y: which one should be use for me? there are lot of command under samba?
[11:58] <paul68> hi is there a simular program like irfanview present under linux?
[11:58] <crazyb0y> Kelen: you should edit your smb.conf
[11:59] <G__81> ikonia, you there ?
[11:59] <nixw> hello, I was just wondering why there is no jigdo file for desktop install iso images?
[11:59] <G__81> ikonia, any clues ?
[12:00] <velko> paul68, which features do you need which are missing from the standard image viewer?
[12:00] <Kelen> crazyb0y: hmm.. actually i have already edited smb.conf. and can shared folder with gnome operation.
[12:00] <digifor> in pppd what is the equivalent of wvdials stupid mode?
[12:00] <ingsoc> Hi, new and was wondering if i can use kernel 2.6.27.1 with ahrdy
[12:01] <scuser> hi all, how can I configure SASL and LDAP to allow simple bind authentication; I tried to follow the instruction on that page http://www.openinput.com/auth-howto/ar01s06.html , but the pwcheck_method:saslauthd didn't work, any help ?
[12:01] <paul68> velko: I usually used irfanview to rename a large quantity of files whatever the original file name was into holiday2008001.jpg holiday2008002.jpg enz
[12:01] <Kelen> crazyb0y: so i just wanna know is it any way to share folder with command.
[12:01] <crazyb0y> Kelen: no
[12:01] <MatBoy> ikonia: stock as far as I know
[12:02] <velko> paul68, try gthumb. it has this feature iirc
[12:02] <spazm> crazyb0y: is gcc 4.2 too new? :P
[12:02] <MatBoy> just using  the packetmanager
[12:02] <crazyb0y> spazm: for bitchx yes =0
[12:02] <Kelen> crazyb0y: okay, thanks ..
[12:02] <ingsoc> Yes, no?
[12:03] <pajamian> ingsoc: I wouldn't recommend it, but the folks in #ubuntu+1 can probably tell you if it will work.
[12:03] <G__81> any clues here for Ubuntu 8.04 in Qemu ?
[12:03] <|Dreams|> ACPI: Unable to turn cooling device [ffff8100bac80380] 'on'
[12:03] <unitedpotsmokers> hello, if i want to install another OS with virtualbox, and it will create a new virtual driver. so it will create a new virtual drive using ubuntu partition or another partition on my hard drive? i afraid i will get a data lost with another partition..
[12:03] <|Dreams|> is that bad lol
[12:04] <velko> ingsoc, yes you can. but if it's not in the repositories (which is maybe the case) you have to compile it yourself. and if you are new to linux this might not be the thing you really want to do
[12:04] <unitedpotsmokers> hello, if i want to install another OS with virtualbox, and it will create a new virtual *drive*. so it will create a new virtual drive using ubuntu partition or another partition on my hard drive? i afraid i will get a data lost with another partition..
[12:04] <darkweasel> unitedpotsmokers, it won't destroy anything... it's a VIRTUAL drive
[12:05] <jamesish> ingsoc: if it does break things, and you have used the kernel's install mechanism to put it into grub, then you should be able to find your old kernel in grub and boot with that without any issues.
[12:05] <MrD1> hi can any one please help im trying to install ubuntu on another pc but after the ubuntu boot screen. the screen goes all fuzzy with with lines
[12:05] <ImmutableDark> holy shiz
[12:05] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks darkweasel , im done.. it will use a ubuntu partition..
[12:06] <ImmutableDark> omg
[12:06] <pajamian> MrD1: have you tried the alternate install CD?
[12:06]  * ImmutableDark puts hand on forehead
[12:06] <ImmutableDark> you people suck
[12:06] <pajamian> !op | ImmutableDark
[12:06] <MrD1> pajamian,  i did not know there was another one i downloaded it from the ubuntu home page
[12:07] <pajamian> MrD1: there is a checkbox for it ...
[12:07] <tritium> ImmutableDark: watch the attitude, please.
[12:07] <pajamian> !alternate | MrD1
[12:07] <ImmutableDark> I'm trying to
[12:07] <|Dreams|> can someone take a look at my error log pleas en tell me why my laptop is slow as hell
[12:07] <|Dreams|> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59657/
[12:07] <MrD1> pajamian, ok thanks il take a look
[12:07] <darkweasel> will i run into problems if i install windows on a computer where ubuntu is already installed on? if yes, can i fix them easily or will i have to reinstall ubuntu?
[12:08] <MrD1> pajamian, and thanks for the help
[12:08] <jamesish> |Dreams|: if that's an error log, you're in serious trouble buster.
[12:08] <pajamian> darkweasel: yes, because windows will overwrite grub on the master boot sector of your HDD but there is a way to easily fix it without having to reinstall ubuntu...
[12:08] <jamesish> |Dreams|: looks like a regular boot log to me.
[12:08] <pajamian> !grub | darkweasel
[12:09] <darkweasel> thanks!
[12:09] <UUoo_CN_> i have install VirtualBox on Ubuntu 8.04 and  setup Windows2000 into VirtualBox,  but i can not visit wlan when using NAT in win2000.   help  thanks
[12:09] <jamesish> |Dreams|: are you using a swap partition or a swap file?
[12:09] <|Dreams|> i dunno
[12:09] <|Dreams|> lol
[12:09] <|Dreams|> whatever ubuntu installed
[12:09] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, perhaps because for any given release of ubuntu it's conservatively safe to say  it will run like a snail on horse tranquilisers on anything less than 1G ram and 2G proc
[12:09] <|Dreams|> i have 3gb ram
[12:10] <|Dreams|> dual core 2ghz cpu
[12:10] <|Dreams|> ati 512mb grapics
[12:10] <ImmutableDark> hrm ok
[12:10] <|Dreams|> working fine last night
[12:10] <|Dreams|> now its like a slug
[12:10] <a1len> Is infrarecorder the best way to burn the ubuntu cd?
[12:10] <|Dreams|> even when i boot it takes ages
[12:10] <simmerz> any reason why Apache refuses to listen on ipv6? I have Listen 80 in /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[12:11] <ImmutableDark> does dmesg spew random new error data periodically?
[12:11] <drowner> hey guys - noobish question
[12:11] <simmerz> and if I try Listen [::]:80, I get: [Sun Oct 19 12:07:00 2008] [crit] (EAI 9)Address family for hostname not supported: alloc_listener: failed to set up sockaddr for ::
[12:11] <simmerz> ipv6 is enabled and ping6 ::1 works fine
[12:11] <drowner> I prefer the xfce desktop, however, for some reason anything but GNOME boots me out after about 30 - 60 minutes
[12:12] <drowner> Is there somewhere that the kernel or something will record the error message when sending me back to login?
[12:12] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, could you output your dmesg please to a file like this
[12:12] <unitedpotsmokers> before i install ubuntu, i created 2 partition.. 10gb ext3 partition and 512mb for swap files.. both are primary. but i saw ubuntu never used a swap partition and it is empty. should i delete a swap partition?
[12:12] <|Dreams|> ok
[12:12] <ImmutableDark> dmesg > blah.txt
[12:12] <ImmutableDark> then upload the file somewhere online
[12:12] <ImmutableDark> so I can take a quick look at it
[12:12] <andrew__> hey guys.. ive gotta little question about Kopete messenger.. it's not working properly for me.  anyone care to help me?
[12:13] <ImmutableDark> unitedpotsmokers, the conservative answer is no
[12:13] <ImmutableDark> this is basically how swap works
[12:13] <knoppix> hi
[12:13] <drowner> i know someone knows the answer to my question. I shall give you all a few minutes, if i have them :D
[12:13] <|Dreams|> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59659/
[12:13] <ImmutableDark> when you run out of ram the linux kernel maps memory to the hard disk in a swap partition
[12:14] <ikonia> !guidelines > ImmutableDark
[12:14] <lexrex> i have a network share that i mounted with smb, somehow during a file transfer the host went down now if i try to enter the mount point i get cannot access Aloadae: Host is down
[12:14] <|Dreams|> brb need gent
[12:14] <unitedpotsmokers> oh i see.. but why my swap partition is empty.. it is look linux didnt use it or we cant see in normal eyes?
[12:14] <unitedpotsmokers> ;P
[12:14] <lexrex> remounting doesn't help
[12:14] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: how are you determining that your swap is empty?
[12:15] <lexrex> the mount is in fstab
[12:15] <jamesish> ImmutableDark: I don't reckon it's swap.
[12:15] <jamesish> ImmutableDark: I reckon there's a background fsck happening.
[12:15] <jamesish> [  248.019476] EXT3-fs warning: maximal mount count reached, running e2fsck is recommended
[12:15] <lexrex> my mount string is: //Aloadae/Volume_1 /media/Aloadae cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode 0 0
[12:15] <ImmutableDark> unitedpotsmokers, I'd keep some swap on the side
[12:15] <jamesish> ImmutableDark: unless linux *still* doesn't support background fsck.
[12:15] <ImmutableDark> like a gig
[12:15] <lexrex> any options?
[12:16] <andrew__> hey guys.. i've got a little problem... webcam won't work on Kopete messenger and I know it has something to do with NAPT on my router... but I just can't make it work and i've been trying for months
[12:16] <andrew__> can someone help?
[12:16] <ImmutableDark> I'm getting back to |Dreams|
[12:16] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: ImmutableDark: swap is used for more than just paging out RAM when it gets full.
[12:16] <lexrex> google doesn't help me on this one -- not sure how to start troubleshooting
[12:16] <simmerz> any reason why apache refuses to listen on ports using ipv6??
[12:17] <ImmutableDark> pajamian, I said basically
[12:18] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: try this command: free -m
[12:18] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: you should see the status of your swap with that.
[12:18] <unitedpotsmokers> erm.. i used a system monitor... i can see information of my system... sometimes it will use only 3-4% sometimes zero...
[12:18] <ImmutableDark> ok |Dreams| that's pretty weird
[12:18] <ImmutableDark> I'd take out all your non-essential cards take your ram out and put it back in
[12:19] <ImmutableDark> reboot
[12:19] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: if you're seeing 3-4% usage at times then it is working.  The fact that Linux doesn't have to use the swap a lot is a good thing.
[12:20] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks pajamian , i saw it..  swap total : 578332   used: 39796    free: 538536   thanks for help bro.. now i know the swap partition is working... :)
[12:20] <pajamian> unitedpotsmokers: yw
[12:20] <|Dreams|> me?
[12:20] <|Dreams|> i am using a laptop
[12:20] <paul68> velko: looking into it but can't seem to find this feature please advice
[12:21] <ImmutableDark> ... I've never owned a mac
[12:21] <ingsoc> Just installed 2.6.27-7.12kernel and now i load up to a textbased interface. I try startx and wont let me boot gnome. any suggestions?
[12:22] <unitedpotsmokers> i really hate to see windows GUI again, but i must to use them for emergency case...
[12:22] <drowner> ImmutableDark: i find them really annoying
[12:22] <|Dreams|> think i might just reinstall
[12:22] <|Dreams|> easier
[12:22] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, not if it's a hardware error
[12:23] <ingsoc> Any one?
[12:23] <tyberion> hmm little question, how would you adjust mplayer to always use ALSA sound, not pulse?
[12:23] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, did you play around with your xorg.conf?
[12:23] <|Dreams|> if it doesnt work after that i will just send it back to the shop its still under warranty
[12:23] <methril|laptop> Hi
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> tyberion,  gmplayer has settings inits menus/control settings area for that.
[12:23] <ingsoc> Early tonight XDbout 6 horus ago
[12:23] <Dr_Willis> tyberion,  mplayer  with no gui. proberly has a config file
[12:24] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, yeah after that I'd recommend a reinstall
[12:24] <G__81> How do i start Virtual Box. I ve installed it
[12:24] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, there is no way you'd be able to troubleshoot a problem like that
[12:24] <ingsoc> how do i accsess it again?
[12:24] <velko> paul68, select files then go to "Edit->Rename"
[12:25] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, xorg.conf?
[12:25] <|Dreams|> do u kno what the problem is? did that log give you any info?
[12:25] <ImmutableDark> does nano come with ubuntu?
[12:25] <ingsoc> and taht would affect the new kernel?
[12:25] <ingsoc> yeah it does
[12:25] <drowner> ImmutableDark: It does
[12:25] <UUoo_CN> i have a question: i have installed VirtualBOX on Ubuntu8.04, and setup Win2000 into VBox,  all ready,  VBox network set NAT, and win2000 is DHCP,  but win2000 can not visit Wlan.  pls help me, thanks
[12:25] <ImmutableDark> |Dreams|, I couldn't diagnose the problem apart from a couple of weird interrupt throws
[12:25] <ImmutableDark> it looks like a healthy dmesg
[12:25] <|Dreams|> oh ok
[12:25] <paul68> velko: grr I was looking under tools as help showed it was richt under my nose thanks
[12:26] <ziroday`> UUoo_CN: please ask in the virtualbox irc channel
[12:26] <ImmutableDark> nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:26] <|Dreams|> ok thanks
[12:26] <ImmutableDark> when you look at the output from running startx
[12:26] <UUoo_CN> thanks
[12:26] <shawn-p> Hi.  I was hoping to get some quick advice.  I'd like to develop an OpenGL application using GLUT.  I have a Radeon X800, and I have confirmed that 3D acceleration works.  However, the header file GL/gl.h does not exist.  Which packages should I install to get that header file?
[12:26] <ImmutableDark> try to see what the problem with your configuration is
[12:27] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, failing that I'll give you a default xorg.conf that should work on any computer
[12:28] <lexrex> i can't connect to my samba share (cifs) i get the error 'host is down' any direction for troubleshooting this?
[12:28] <ingsoc> sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[12:28] <ImmutableDark> then you can troubleshoot it with your gui up and running
[12:28] <mitchell> hi all, does anyone know where i can find amarok 2 beta 2 deb files?
[12:29] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, sorry I presumed you were logged in as root
[12:29] <ImmutableDark> in at least one of your vts
[12:29] <ingsoc> Heheh no need for sorry your the one helping remember XD
[12:29] <gaitte> hi all
[12:29] <newlife> Trying install Xmms - but says has been replaced - what would be app I need to install?
[12:29] <simmerz> anyone know why apache doesn't listen on ipv6??
[12:29] <Dr_Willis> !xmms
[12:29] <BlueEagle> paul68: I'm physically present, but rather hung over.
[12:30] <lexrex> is ubuntu 'ready' for real time, i am trying really hard to get this working, but it seems (a) there is no support and (b) the os is not mature for normal users like me -- i try to connect to my nas the only error i get is 'host is down' no other way to troubleshoot and i at least know my way around a computer
[12:30] <newlife> !xmms
[12:30] <Dr_Willis> xmms is dead. :) explore the alternatives.. I like bmpx
[12:30] <newlife> Dr_Willis: Have bmpx installed already will try that - thanks
[12:30] <paul68> BlueEagle: no problem my friend
[12:30] <gaitte> any1 can tell me how install athrusb (wifi from atheros) on hardy, 4 days now that i'm googling
[12:31] <BlueEagle> paul68: What can I do you for this afternoon?
[12:31] <lexrex> could someone give me advice on how to troubleshoot on ubuntu -- what options do i have with the smb share? this is all so cryptic
[12:32] <ImmutableDark> Dr_Willis, xmms rules
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> ImmutableDark,  amazing how i have managed to get along with out it...
[12:32] <ImmutableDark> you are mistaken
[12:32] <pajamian> lexrex: what is the problem you are having?
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> but the ghost of it still haunts us.
[12:32] <ImmutableDark> about a great many things
[12:32] <ingsoc> ? what is that
[12:32] <Dr_Willis> ImmutableDark,  dosent really matter..
[12:32] <gaitte> nobody knows?
[12:33] <lexrex> pajamian, i had a connection to a smb share, when i try to connect i get 'host is down'
[12:33] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, backup your copy of xorg.conf
[12:33] <ImmutableDark> i.e. cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.backup
[12:33] <ImmutableDark> then copy over it with that
[12:33] <pajamian> lexrex: and you are sure that it isn't "down"?
[12:33] <ImmutableDark> I'm assuming your video card is vesa compatible
[12:33] <ImmutableDark> that configuration should get X up and running
[12:33] <ingsoc> nvidia
[12:33] <lexrex> the only thing that could have caused this is i was transfering files
[12:34] <simmerz> no one at all knows anything about ipv6 support in apache?
[12:34] <mr_lou> What's the default system-password for su after a clean installation? Is it impossible to access su because I chose to use sudo?
[12:34] <ingsoc> I have xrunnign just not in the new kernel,rebooted to my old one
[12:34] <lexrex> pajamian, yes, i am connected to it via my windows laptop
[12:34] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, yeah ... it is :p
[12:34] <ingsoc> nioce
[12:34] <ortsvorsteher> mr_lou: the same password which you gave your default user
[12:34] <jrib> !root| mr_lou
[12:34] <pajamian> lexrex: well I am no samba expert, I can point you to the samba help guides, though and perhaps someone else can help you more than me.  Also you can try asking for help in #samba
[12:35] <pajamian> !smb | lexrex
[12:35] <mr_lou> Then something must have gone wrong, because that doesn't work.
[12:35] <lexrex> now i am screwed because i got matlab for linux and i am realizing that linux just doesn't seem to work on my laptop
[12:35] <mr_lou> But ok.
[12:35] <pajamian> lexrex: how else is it not working?
[12:35] <jrib> mr_lou: what doesn't work exactly?  And *how* is it not working exactly?
[12:35] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, did you configure it yourself?
[12:35] <ImmutableDark> if so did you patch it correctly?
[12:36] <mr_lou> jrib: Password for default user just doesn't work for su.
[12:36] <mr_lou> Is there any easy way of giving my terminal a black background? I looked in .bashrc, but don't think the background is set in that file.
[12:36] <ImmutableDark> if not ubuntu sucks
[12:36] <jrib> mr_lou: that's not what ubottu said
[12:36] <ingsoc> just made a change to the screen setting
[12:36] <ImmutableDark> ah ok
[12:36] <Dr_Willis> mr_lou,  the gnome-terminal can have different colors. in its profiles
[12:36] <lexrex> pajamian, thanks suspend mode
[12:36] <jrib> mr_lou: edit -> current profile
[12:36] <ImmutableDark> good good
[12:36] <ImmutableDark> fixed = good
[12:36] <ImmutableDark> next problem
[12:36] <ingsoc> i think it was when i added a line to /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[12:36] <ImmutableDark>  /victim
[12:36] <mr_lou> Uuh, funky.
[12:36] <mr_lou> Thanks.
[12:37] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, cool
[12:37] <mr_lou> Great. White on black. That's the one. :->
[12:37] <ingsoc> breaking more things tring to get my sound working then actually fixing
[12:37] <pajamian> lexrex: what is happening with suspend mode, then?
[12:37] <ImmutableDark> lol ingsoc what sound card?
[12:38] <mr_lou> jrib: Ubuntu just says "su: Authentication failure".
[12:38] <jrib> mr_lou: did you read what ubottu said?  There is no root password.  You can't su to root.  Use sudo instead
[12:38] <ImmutableDark> yeah anyway alsaconf is unforgiving
[12:38] <ImmutableDark> I know that
[12:38] <mr_lou> jrib: Right. That's what I asked. Thought I might could have both though.
[12:39] <ingsoc>  nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[12:39] <lexrex> pajamian, that is the problem -- lots of things are intermittent (wireless, suspend, mounting shares) and i have no idea how to troubleshoot them -- i looked at your samba links and i used them to set things up
[12:39] <jrib> mr_lou: there's really no point.  You can do everything with sudo.  If you really think you need a root prompt, just run 'sudo -i', it's the same as 'su -'
[12:39] <lexrex> but no idea how to troubleshoot
[12:39] <edlv> how do i format my thumb drive?
[12:40] <jrib> !gparted | edlv
[12:40] <ingsoc> hoping the new kernel will help, seems alot of audio errors with the version im running. after 15....16 hours of workign on it i would love to sleep hapy tonight XD doubt it thoe
[12:40] <ImmutableDark> edlv fat32
[12:40] <mr_lou> jrib: Great! Thanks. Well, sometimes when I have to do a lot of stuff using root, it's nicer to not have to type sudo all the time. That's why.
[12:40] <paul68> BlueEagle: is there a way to create a script that installs all your programs with there specific settings on a fresh installation almost like a unattended setup without the touching the kernel?
[12:40] <ImmutableDark> it has the best cross compatibility
[12:40] <jrib> mr_lou: right, that's where 'sudo -i' comes in
[12:40] <pajamian> lexrex: google: troubleshooting samba
[12:40] <mr_lou> Ok
[12:41] <pajamian> mr_lou: you can get a root shell with: sudo -i
[12:41] <lexrex> o.k. will do -- but i am going to wait a couple days -- i have too much work to do to fiddle with this os
[12:41] <lexrex> windows just works
[12:41] <pajamian> lexrex: fair enough.
[12:41] <mr_lou> pajamian: Yes, I just learned. Thanks. :-)
[12:41] <lexrex> thanks for the direction though
[12:41] <mr_lou> "windows just works"? ... not in my appartment.
[12:42] <lillo> ciao
[12:42] <pajamian> mr_lou: and, yes, it is possible to assign a password to root and use the su command as well ... but that's not the "ubuntu way".
[12:42] <ImmutableDark> edlv, cfdisk /dev/sda1 or whatever device your thumbdrive defaults to
[12:42] <edlv> in windows, i right clicked and selected format. how do i format here?
[12:42] <fat_rat> !microsoft | lexrex
[12:42] <jrib> edlv: install and run gparted
[12:42] <ImmutableDark> edlv, you don't
[12:42] <mr_lou> pajamian: I understand. That's also why I chose to try out the sudo way. But I do need sudo -i sometimes when doing a lot of stuff at once.
[12:43] <pajamian> mr_lou: I understand, I use it a lot myself.
[12:43] <ImmutableDark> if you format fat32 I think you'll wind up having a 32 gig/mb cap
[12:43] <ImmutableDark> the fat32 fs can support up to 2TB of data
[12:44] <unitedpotsmokers> hi all.. i have an image file "NRG" how to convert this image file to ISO file?
[12:44] <mr_lou> Anyone using sharpfonts.com, and why?
[12:44] <ImmutableDark> dl proprietry software to do this and open up cmd
[12:44] <guntbert> mr_lou: are you managing a server?, other wise
[12:44] <Dr_Willis> unitedpotsmokers,  dependig on what it is. You can just mount it as if it was an .iso  the fuseiso  tool can mount them also i belive..
[12:44] <ImmutableDark> yeah
[12:44] <guntbert> mr_lou: are you managing a server?, other wise I couldn't  imagine doing *lots" as root
[12:44] <tdi_k> unitedpotsmokers: try nrg2iso
[12:45] <mr_lou> guntbert: No. I'll be using Ubuntu for desktop. Switching from Arch Linux. Mostly testing it this weekend. Will install 8.04 on a new computer tuesday I think.
[12:45] <mr_lou> guntbert: Well, I need to do geeky stuff sometimes...
[12:45] <ImmutableDark> mount whatever.nrg /mnt/cdrom -o loop
[12:45] <ImmutableDark> I think
[12:45] <unitedpotsmokers> ok.. thanks all..
[12:45] <jrib> !iso | unitedpotsmokers
[12:46] <ingsoc> Still no go
[12:46] <BlueEagle> paul68: I do not think Ubuntu supports that. There are distros that allow you to "save package selection", but they do not allow to save config.
[12:46] <ingsoc> When I boot up says tring to load image , cant so it start normal boot instead of gnome logonscreen
[12:46] <BlueEagle> paul68: So you would be looking at creating a custom script and patch the configuration files with your alterations.
[12:47] <TheFather> hy all
[12:47] <ImmutableDark> does ubuntu package kernels?
[12:47] <jrib> ImmutableDark: yes
[12:47] <BlueEagle> paul68: This would entail creating a list of the applications you want to install after installig ubuntu and creating diff-files for the configuration files you alter and then apply those diffs trough a series of patches.
[12:47] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, did you compile the kernel yourself or did you download and install it?
[12:47] <guntbert> mr_lou: I see, doing geeky things implies you know what you're doing, so no further comments from me :)
[12:47] <ingsoc> Dloaded the kernel for the package manager
[12:48] <paul68> BlueEagle: correct
[12:48] <ingsoc> it installed stright after i dloaded
[12:48]  * ImmutableDark nudges ingsoc 
[12:48] <mr_lou> guntbert: I still have a lot to learn, but I'm not a complete noob anymore. ;-)
[12:48] <ImmutableDark> it's probably a misconfiguration
[12:48] <ImmutableDark> revert to an older kernel
[12:48] <ingsoc> Thats what im on now
[12:49] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, you don't really need a new kernel unless it's got a new feature you want or there is an exploit in a previous version of the kernel
[12:49] <ingsoc> but on this kernal i did somthing appently to make it boot stright to the text based so i log on then type startx and get my gmone working... that dont even work for the new kernel
[12:49] <paul68> or at least a script that installs for example konversation, quantaplus firefox with extentions and thunderbird to name a view applications
[12:49] <ingsoc> No sound.
[12:49] <ImmutableDark> have you run alsaconf?
[12:50] <pajamian> ingsoc: did you try to install an intrepid kernel or something?
[12:50] <ingsoc> from my understanding 2.6.24 has issues with my sound card
[12:50] <ImmutableDark> even if it fails it may tell you some info
[12:50] <ingsoc> pajamian got it from ubuntu website
[12:50] <ingsoc> http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/base/linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic
[12:50] <paul68> BlueEagle: I know you can select them all through synaptic but it would be easier for me to launch a script that is checking if it excists in synaptic and install it , and indicates in a logfile which was succesfull and which not
[12:51] <pajamian> ingsoc: see the "intrepid" in that URL?
[12:51] <ingsoc> yeah
[12:51] <ingsoc> what taht mean
[12:51] <pajamian> ingsoc: that means that the kernel is for the 8.10 development version of ubuntu.  It is not considered stable.
[12:51] <pajamian> ingsoc: if you want help with it try asking in #ubuntu+1
[12:52] <paul68> BlueEagle: or after installing a small note that its succesfully installed before going on to the next
[12:52] <ingsoc> Thanks for your time , much appriated once again
[12:52] <ImmutableDark> yeah and if you want stability or it to run or for it to be easily configurable my recommendation is to use a different distribution of linux
[12:52] <ingsoc> Slackware?
[12:52] <ImmutableDark> lol that's what I use
[12:53] <ImmutableDark> ingsoc, whatever you want
[12:53] <ImmutableDark> arch linux is good
[12:53] <ingsoc> I just want things to work XD
[12:53] <paul68> BlueEagle: including also the restricted drivers and so on
[12:53] <ImmutableDark> yeah arch linux
[12:53] <pajamian> !ot | ImmutableDark
[12:54] <ingsoc> ...Well opn that note
[12:54] <ImmutableDark> :P
[12:55] <firestorm> Hi. My /etc/rc.local does not seem to be called, therefore I have to make changes to /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh ... any ideas/thoughts?
[12:55] <firestorm> Hi. My /etc/rc.local does not seem to be called, therefore I have to make changes to /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh ... any ideas/thoughts?
[12:55] <jrib> firestorm: how are you determining that?
[12:55] <BlueEagle> paul68: Well, I'm no hero when it comes to bash scripting, but the prerequisites are: diff-file for sources.list to patch with. a list of applications to install, diff-files for all the configurations you wish to alter and then two loops. One which installs the files and one which patches the configs.
[12:55] <Dr_Willis> firestorm,  first guess.. you put your commands in rc.local after the 'exit' statement.. thus they never get ran.
[12:56] <paul68> BlueEagle: you said it my friend ;-)
[12:56] <ImmutableDark> check that it's executable
[12:56] <ImmutableDark> check that it's called from a script in your startup routine
[12:57] <firestorm> Dr_Willis: nope - putting them before the exit 0
[12:57] <ImmutableDark> ensure that it's in the proper script format
[12:57] <hypn0> has anyone installed flash 10 from adobe site, which version? there is a deb for ubuntu, then there is some apt thing for ubuntu too? which to get?
[12:57] <paul68> BlueEagle: or is there a some sort of howto for this kind a thing?
[12:57] <pajamian> firestorm: then the rc.local "service" got turned off somehow.
[12:57] <firestorm> jrib: was able to test with an ethtool statement to turn WOL on
[12:57] <Dr_Willis> firestorm,  :) spend an hr one day troubleshooting.. due to myself making that mistake...
[12:57] <firestorm> Dr_Willis: :-)
[12:58] <Dr_Willis> firestorm,  what commands re you running from rc.local?
[12:58] <ImmutableDark> see chmod && ls -l, see #!/bin/bash, if [-x rc.local]; then blah blah blah fi
[12:58] <jrib> firestorm: I would try something more simplistic like an echo statement somewhere.  Then you could determine if the issue was rc.local not being run or if that particular command is not having the desired effect there
[12:58] <firestorm> Dr_Willis: an ethtool command which works
[12:59] <BlueEagle> paul68: Are you familiar with any programming language at all?
[12:59] <pajamian> firestorm: run this command.  You should see four links that all start with S99: ls -la /etc/rc?.d/???rc.local
[12:59] <firestorm> jrib: no probs...checked that rc.local has an S in front of it so that it does run at startup
[13:00] <paul68> a little bit of php thats all and in bash scripting I'm still dreaming off getting this to work still a very big beginner here :-(
[13:01] <hypn0> the apt link doesn't seem to work, so will go for deb :-)
[13:02] <YusC> hello everyone
[13:02] <firestorm> pajamian: yup rc.local is set to run for the relevant runlevels (2,3,4,5)
[13:02] <mitchell> hi all can anyone help me with my webcam
[13:02] <aguitel> any ideas about site Source-O-Matic ?
[13:02] <YusC> may I ask something about vga problems during ubuntu insatllation?
[13:02] <pajamian> firestorm: what do you get with: ls -la /etc/rc.local?
[13:02] <mitchell> it is a buildt in acer orbicam
[13:02] <Dr_Willis> firestorm,  i was wonderinf if your command was changeing somthing - thta somthing else was changing back...
[13:02] <pajamian> !ask | YusC
[13:02] <jrib> aguitel: it's outdated.  Just use System -> Administration -> Software Sources
[13:02] <firestorm> pajamian: -rwxr-xr-x
[13:03] <BlueEagle> paul68: Well, if you know arrays and exec in php then you can create a php script to do this. This ofcourse requires you to install php prior to running your script which kind of defeats the purpouse of it. :)
[13:03] <firestorm> Dr_Willis: nah the command is not unset...get set in bootmisc but ignored in rc.local .. tried a few diff commands too
[13:03] <BlueEagle> paul68: I guess the best thing to do for you is to leard enough bash scripting to hack together such a script.
[13:04] <BlueEagle> paul68: or perl.
[13:04] <aguitel> jrib, i cannot check (in software sources) important security updates (hardy security )
[13:04] <paul68> BlueEagle: was afrraid you are going to bring this up going back to the roots oeps books that is :-)
[13:04] <jrib> aguitel: why?  What happens when you try?
[13:05] <YusC> Okay, I having some trouble installing ubuntu on my laptop. It has a KM400 VIA chipset onboard, which is always causing me trouble when installing linux. Previously I had Debian running, and since a year or so I switched back to Windows. However, I thought of installing Ubuntu on it now, and the normal installation CD does not work at all, and the alternative CD starts installation, but then after pressing "Install Ubuntu" it switches to some weird video
[13:05] <aguitel> jrib, remains in blank
[13:05] <jrib> firestorm: redirect the output somewhere so you can look at it
[13:05] <jrib> aguitel: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:05] <xukun> is there a way to enable my ati x300 tv-out?
[13:05] <aguitel> jrib, ok
[13:06] <pajamian> YusC: use the alternate install CD
[13:06] <pajamian> !alternate | yusc
[13:07] <YusC> ubottu & pajamian: I already have the alternate CD now
[13:07] <YusC> and that one is also causing trouble
[13:07] <scuser> hi all, is there any alternative to the option pwcheck_method:... in the slapd.conf file ?
[13:07] <xukun> !tv-out
[13:07] <aguitel> jrib, http://pastebin.com/d345ac62b
[13:08] <xb> hi, i've got 2 separate HD, one contains Vista on the second I'd like to install ubuntu, where should be the ubuntu's boot loader installed ?
[13:08] <homy> hi. I created a new mime type. How can I set its icon?
[13:09] <dave_> xb install grub on vista partition/HD
[13:09] <jrib> aguitel: you have security
[13:09] <firestorm> jrib: i put in a /bin/sh -x in the /etc/init.d/rc.local as well as do an 'echo 1 > /tmp/test.txt' .. the rc.local run with '-x' shows + printf fail
[13:09] <firestorm> fail+ /usr/bin/tput op
[13:09] <aguitel> jrib, do you think the file sources.list is ok ?
[13:10] <jrib> aguitel: looks fine.  You have duplicate -security lines.  That may be what's confusing the gui
[13:10] <gnari> hello. after upgrade to hardy (i think that is when it started) the user cannot read photos to a canon connected to usb anymore.
[13:10] <YusC> Whenever the text based installer starts (this blue/gray/red screen), my video card reacts very strange. It's completely unreadable, and I remember having this trouble before. I also remember that the Debian installer had something like "novga" or "safe vga" mode, or whatsoever. Unfortunately, I cannot find such an option in the Ubuntu installer. Maybe I can add something to the boot options line?
[13:10] <aguitel> jrib, thanks
[13:10] <gnari> it seems the user does not have read/write acess to the usbdevice
[13:11] <homy> It must be possible to set the icon for a new mimetype!
[13:11] <gnari> does anyone have any idea how to debug this?
[13:11] <gnari> we tried both gthumb under kde (what we always did) and fspot under gnome
[13:12] <mr_lou> I need to set a locale in my terminal. Would /etc/rc.local be the right place to do that?
[13:13] <scuser> how to redirect simple bind authentication is redirected to saslauthd ?
[13:13] <crazyb0y> mr_lou: you mean locales ?
[13:13] <gnari> it worked using gksu gthumb, but i would rather run it as the usual user
[13:13] <homy> How do I set the icon for a mime type
[13:13] <YusC> anyone?
[13:13] <jrib> homy: you may have to edit your icon theme
[13:13] <mr_lou> crazyb0y: Yes. I have a java file with ISO8859-1, which javac complains about because my terminal isn't ISO8859-1
[13:13] <homy> jrib: how do I do that?
[13:13] <abstortedminds> When is OpenOffice3 going to hit the repositories, its in freebsd ones already
[13:14] <crazyb0y> mr_lou: dpkg-reconfigure locales
[13:14] <murlidhar> gnari: did you try to manually mount the usbdisk ?
[13:14] <gnari> it is not a usbdisk
[13:14] <jrib> homy: art.gnome.org has a tutorial on themes.  Just copy the one you currently use, give it a new name, edit it using the tutorial as a guide, then put it in ~/.themes/ and select it in Appearance Preferences
[13:14] <murlidhar> gnari: then ?
[13:15] <gnari> canon cameras do not appear as usbdisk
[13:15] <homy> jrib: oh. What I really want is that a .deb, when it is installs, automatically adds a new icon for its new file mimetype.
[13:15] <gnari> the software in gthumb and fspot recognize the usbdevice allright, just permissions are lacking
[13:15] <mr_lou> crazyb0y: Thanks, but it gives me UTF-8. I need to change it manually then I guess.
[13:16] <murlidhar> gnari: try opening gthumb using sudo gthumb
[13:16] <jrib> homy: do you know of an existing package that does this?
[13:16] <homy> jrib: no.
[13:16] <crazyb0y> mr_lou: export LANG="..."
[13:16] <homy> jrib: but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist...
[13:16] <xukun> can somebody please help me configure the tv-out of my ati x300?
[13:16] <gnari> murlidhar, i did try that but gthumb did not open. with gksu gthumb it worked, but i would prefer use normal user
[13:17] <jrib> homy: right, well as I see it, it's up to the icon theme to provide an icon for a mimetype
[13:17] <crazyb0y> mr_lou: or edit your /etc/locale.alias
[13:17] <gnari> murlidhar, otherwise the images saved are all owned by root
[13:17] <gnari> murlidhar, i was thinking there must be some group the user must belong to, but i dont know what one
[13:18] <murlidhar> gnari: google it :)
[13:18] <gnari> ok.
[13:18] <murlidhar> !usergroup | gnari
[13:18] <murlidhar> !users | gnari
[13:18] <unitedpotsmokers> hello, here is the problem i had with virtualbox when i want to install another OS.. "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.."
[13:19] <gnari> i will research some more. i may come cack to this channel later today if i have no luck
[13:19] <murlidhar> gnari: sure
[13:19] <jrib> unitedpotsmokers: did you install that package it mentions?
[13:19] <mr_lou> crazyb0y: Values in /etc/locale.alias are correct.
[13:19] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: aptitude search virtualbox-ose-modules
[13:19] <crazyb0y> and then install modules for your kernel
[13:20] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: aptitude install virtualbox-ose-modules-$(uname -r)
[13:20] <DonnieDarko> hi
[13:20] <unrealix> Hwo can help me with that device : 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless WiFi Link 5100
[13:20] <hypn0> flash10 seems faster and I haven't manged to crash browser with it yet too, guess this is the end of the nonfree version, and I am seeing some new stuff, bubbles with song lyrics too in videos, never seen that before
[13:20] <unitedpotsmokers> ok i will try
[13:20] <illumini> hey all :)
[13:20] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: just type
[13:20] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: aptitude install virtualbox-ose-modules-$(uname -r)
[13:21] <Xang> !hello | illumini
[13:21] <illumini> I've got a headless Ubuntu Intrepid server running, how do I force a screen resolution above 800x600?
[13:21] <illumini> yo xang :D
[13:21] <gregg> hey guys
[13:21] <Xang> !hello | gregg
[13:21] <xman> hey guys i need your help, i installed Windows XP after installing vista but now i am not able to boot vista but i can boot in Windows XP??????????
[13:22] <le_mischa> xman: this is not a windows support-channel.
[13:22] <mr_lou> Note to self: Clicking X closes xchat. It does not minimize it.
[13:22] <crazyb0y> xman: you should add the correct hd in your grub
[13:22] <gregg> hehe
[13:22] <xman> le_mischa i know that but no one is reponding in #windows
[13:22] <unitedpotsmokers> sudo aptitude install virtualbox-ose-modules-$unitedpotsmokers -r   <-- did i type correct?
[13:22] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: no
[13:22] <illumini> xman, there's dual boot walkthroughs available. try google
[13:22] <xman> crazyb0y there is no ubuntu installed in my laptop dude
[13:23] <hypn0> mr_lou: I'm sure there is a pref for it somewhere
[13:23] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: aptitude install virtualbox-ose
[13:23] <murlidhar> xman: can you be a bit more specific. is vista installed right now ?
[13:23] <crazyb0y> xman: sorry then =)
[13:23] <jrib> unitedpotsmokers: no.  Just use: sudo aptitude install virtualbox-ose-modules
[13:23] <crazyb0y> here is ubuntu channel
[13:23] <crazyb0y> not windows help =))
[13:23] <xman> murlidhar yes vista is installed
[13:23] <gregg> illumini.. have you tried changing the settings in Xorg.conf?
[13:23] <unitedpotsmokers> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[13:23] <illumini> gregg, xorg.conf scares me
[13:23] <crazyb0y> xman: go ask support.microsoft.com =))))
[13:23] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: with ROOT!
[13:23] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: sudo aptitude install ...
[13:24] <illumini> I can edit it using sudo, but I'd like to install displayconfig-gtk but am having major issues (i'm inexperienced)
[13:24] <gregg> meh.. she´s not that bad. jut be sure to back it up first
[13:24] <mr_lou> hypn0: Yea, searching for it. Inserting a LOCALE line in /etc/rc.local didn't help. I had the same issue with Arch way back, but of course can't remember what I did back then. :->
[13:24] <ompaul> unitedpotsmokers, do you have more than one apt-get or synaptic session on the go?
[13:24] <mathew_> how do you make ISO image of a DVD?
[13:24] <illumini> gregg, will do. is there an apm for displayconfig-gtk? that would be ideal
[13:24] <murlidhar> xman: i can't help you then if isn't related to linux let alone ubuntu . i am sorry cuz i really don't know much about windows
[13:24] <gregg> iḿ not sure what displayconfig-gtk is so can´t really advise you there
[13:24] <crazyb0y> ompaul: he is just not root
[13:24] <ompaul> unitedpotsmokers, or did you use sudo ;-)
[13:24] <illumini> mathew_, with an 'image DVD burning' software
[13:24] <crazyb0y> he must use sudo =)
[13:25] <gregg> but if you head into xorg. you can set the default depth to something more suitable
[13:25] <mathew_> dd will not work?
[13:25] <illumini> I'll open it up now and see
[13:25] <unitedpotsmokers> yes.. i used sudo now...
[13:26] <unitedpotsmokers> No packages will be installed, upgraded, or removed.
[13:26] <unitedpotsmokers> 0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[13:26] <unitedpotsmokers> no update or upgrade...
[13:26] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: dpkg -l | grep virtualbox-ose
[13:26] <crazyb0y> argh
[13:26] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: sudo dpkg -l | grep virtualbox-ose
[13:26] <hypn0> mr_lou: doesn't xchat-systray package help :-/
[13:27] <unitedpotsmokers> ii  virtualbox-ose                             1.5.6-dfsg-6ubuntu1                                  x86 virtualization solution - binaries
[13:27] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: so you are done with this step
[13:27] <Elmnas> Hi can someone help me to set up my wireless card right when I am writing iwconfig wlan0 I get some invalid stuff
[13:27] <unitedpotsmokers> ok thanks.. i go back to virtualbox
[13:27] <ari_stress> good evening guys, wazzup :)
[13:27] <mr_lou> hypn0: It's not an xchat problem.
[13:27] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks crazyb0y
[13:28] <gregg> my keboard is sucking alot right now
[13:28] <crazyb0y> unitedpotsmokers: lsmod | grep vbox
[13:28] <gregg> hey ari..
[13:28] <mr_lou> hypn0: I need to set a LOCALE in my terminal somehow, so that when I try to compile a java source with javac, it doesn't give me warnings about unrecognizeable characters.
[13:29] <mr_lou> Maybe the LOCALE line in /etc/rc.local does the trick, and I only need to reboot....
[13:29] <mr_lou> I'll try that. brb
[13:29] <scuser> how to redirect simple bind authentication to saslauthd ?
[13:29] <shawn-p> help:  "uname -r" reports "2.6.22-15-generic", but the only directories in /usr/src are linux-headers-2.6.22-14 and linux-headers-2.6.22-14-generic
[13:29] <shawn-p> I'm not sure what happened. :(
[13:31] <YusC> okay, I found out that my installation will start with the "vga=771" parameter....
[13:31] <YusC> however, i do not know what that means
[13:32] <illumini> note to self: do not log out from active session when connecting to a headless server in the ceiling...
[13:32] <gregg> hahah.. brill illumini.
[13:32] <illumini> :(
[13:32] <illumini> I don't have ssh set up yet, so it's all vnc
[13:33] <gregg> dumb question.. but are you connecting to the desktop on the headless box?
[13:33] <gregg> and that answers my question
[13:33] <illumini> gregg, yes...
[13:33] <illumini> :(
[13:33] <illumini> I'm learning, getting savier by the day
[13:34] <gregg> hey we all started somewhere.. and I´m not much further up to the rod :)
[13:34] <gregg> *road*
[13:34] <DaveTarmac> If I were to switch to the beta version of 8.10, would the update still come through in 11 days for the official release of 8.10?
[13:34] <illumini> can I be a power user like in Vista for 5 minutes and then drop back to a normal user, I hate vi and gedit... so then I can edit this xorg.conf
[13:34] <paul68> !8.10
[13:34] <IdleOne> DaveTarmac: yes
[13:34] <illumini> 8.1 is sweet
[13:35] <Aaqil> hi at imeem.com whenever i try to upload music or videos it gives flashplayer error, where my flash player is installed already version 10 and working fine with other site :(
[13:35] <gregg> illumini .. so you wanna sudo gedit /etc/..../xorg.conf?
[13:35] <gregg> just back it up first.. k?
[13:35] <unitedpotsmokers> i try to restart my laptop ...
[13:36] <illumini> gregg, already done that. I've killed windows enough to learn that one
[13:36] <illumini> :D
[13:36] <xman_> !nvidia
[13:36] <H|V_3ala2> hi
[13:36] <DaveTarmac> hmm - need to clean up this system, it's filthy
[13:36] <gregg> good times
[13:37] <H|V_3ala2> need help
[13:38] <H|V_3ala2> no internet connection on my ubuntu system
[13:38] <H|V_3ala2> how to get the sis191 lan card work manually?
[13:38] <rutame> hola a todos
[13:39] <H|V_3ala2> hola
[13:39] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: can you use the comand line? what is the output of ifconfig
[13:39] <rutame> sorry is in english this channel?
[13:39] <H|V_3ala2> sure
[13:39] <H|V_3ala2> but u know I'm on xp now
[13:39] <blueeyez> is samsung extarnal dvd burners supported in ubuntu?
[13:39] <rutame> thank
[13:39] <crazyb0y> rutame: of course, what do you think it be ? =)
[13:39] <H|V_3ala2> there is no way to connect ubuntu to the net
[13:39] <rutame> in spanish
[13:40] <crazyb0y> hehe
[13:40] <H|V_3ala2> lan card doesn't work
[13:40] <yoyoned> !es|rutame
[13:40] <gregg> lol rutame
[13:40] <H|V_3ala2> wirelss doesn't
[13:40] <rutame> but no problem
[13:40] <rutame> ok thank you very much
[13:40] <|Dreams|> i cant wait for intrepid :(
[13:40] <H|V_3ala2> how am I gona do ir yoyoned?
[13:40] <illumini> intrepid is sweet...
[13:40] <crazyb0y> H|V_3ala2: lspci | grep eth and paste
[13:41] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: does the card work in xp
[13:41] <H|V_3ala2> yea
[13:41] <gregg> i need to get a new hard drive before I go intrepid
[13:41] <|Dreams|> wish i had the balls to use intrepid now lol
[13:41] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned: works on xp
[13:41] <gregg> is it everything they said it´d be?
[13:41] <|Dreams|> i give it a go on live cd buh thats as far as i went lol
[13:42] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned: but I like the ubuntu
[13:42] <rutame> any way i have a question: I need make a search in many files and replace it with a word
[13:42] <NewTOkubuntu> hi i broke my swap file, what can i do, initialy i did not had a swap so i created one and its not good. i missed something.
[13:42] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned: hate microsoft
[13:42] <crazyb0y> rutame: try man sort ; man uniq ; man sed
[13:42] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: you need to make sure the card is being detected.  boot into ubuntu, open a terminal and type ifconfig.  you chould see an entry for eth0.  Aditionally , do you know if in xp you are using dhcp or a static ip
[13:43] <Guest79356> http://www.bristol.public-i.tv/site/#pp19141 I can't get nay of these videos to work I just get a black screen saying "no video"
[13:43] <Elmnas> hi guys can someone help me to fix some errors in iwconfig wlan0 please
[13:43] <rutame> aha, i am using this now: grep Galopin * | sed  "s/Galopin/Factufree/g"
[13:43] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, swapon swapfile
[13:43] <rutame> but i dont know how i can replace it
[13:43] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned:I'm using a static
[13:43] <|Dreams|> one thing i hate about hardy is everytime i boot i have to connect to my router and type in the ssid and password everytime well annoying
[13:43] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, you do this after mkswap swapfile, of course
[13:43] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: i turned on
[13:43] <|Dreams|> i hope thats fixed in intrepid
[13:43] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: thats the +problem, ubuntu uses dhcp by default
[13:43] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned>: the device is detected
[13:44] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, so what's your problem exactly? your description is bit loose
[13:44] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: i did that mkswap but something went wrong
[13:44] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned: but it's restricted
[13:44] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, what?
[13:44] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: wha's restricted
[13:44] <rutame> Can i help you?
[13:44] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: and now i Gparted i see a 1 mb unalocated and i cannot erase it. I do not know how to make a swap file.
[13:44] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned:says restrited device
[13:45] <|Dreams|> try using fdisk
[13:45] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned:means that u should look for some pack to define it from the net
[13:45] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: have you tried the restricted drivers utility
[13:45] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: i told you what is the problem.
[13:45] <H|V_3ala2> yyoyoned:that's wat I know
[13:45] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, your description does not make sense to me. sorry
[13:45] <rutame> yoyoned, whats your problem?
[13:45] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned:how u use it?
[13:46] <|Dreams|> NewTOkubuntu, try using fdisk and obviously make sure the drive is not mounted perhaps from a live cd :)
[13:46] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, i mean - ask around. maybe someone will get it better than me
[13:46] <yoyoned> rutame: I don't have a problem
[13:46] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: I do not have a good swap file and i tryed to make one and now i receive that swap is not working
[13:46] <H|V_3ala2> rutame: it's me
[13:46] <rutame> yoyoned,  i am glad to know it
[13:46] <rutame> xDDD
[13:46] <H|V_3ala2> lol
[13:46] <xukun> can anybody please tell me how I can enable the tv-out of my ati x300 card?
[13:46] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: look around in the menus, it's in there some where
[13:47] <H|V_3ala2> yea
[13:47] <xukun> I,m using the proprietary drivers
[13:47] <rutame> H|V_3ala2, if your card is detected and dont works
[13:47] <H|V_3ala2> yoyoned:and what do u do to make device work?
[13:47] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: I wouldn't worry about the 1mb
[13:47] <rutame> you can try with this: ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.10 netmask 255.255.255.0
[13:47] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, ok: the steps to create a working swap file are: "dd if=/dev/zero of=swapfile bs=1024 count=XXX; sudo mkswap swapfile; sudo swapon swapfile:
[13:47] <H|V_3ala2> yea it's detected as restricted
[13:48] <dave_> try adding Option "MonitorLayout" "LVDS, NONE" in the xorg.conf directly under the Driver Option of graka
[13:48] <yoyoned> H|V_3ala2: if it shows up in the restricted drivers manager, there will be an option to enable it
[13:48] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i would i got no idea how he got there. and i cant remove it. and my swap is not working. i need a step by step to make a swap working.
[13:48] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, the last : is " (end of commands); and you replace XXX with a number
[13:48] <H|V_3ala2> yea
[13:48] <histo> !swap | NewTOkubuntu
[13:48] <unitedpotsmokers> i uninstall an older version of virtualbox. now i download a new version 2.0.2 but it say below "Note: Ubuntu users might want to install the dkms package (not available on Debian) to ensure that the VirtualBox host kernel module (vboxdrv) is properly updated if the linux kernel version changes during the next apt-get upgrade. " how to get dkms package?
[13:48] <H|V_3ala2> it's shown that's all r enabled
[13:48] <rutame> H|V_3ala2, and later put the command for the router: route add default gw 192.168.0.1 for example
[13:48] <xukun> anybody?
[13:48] <xukun> anybody please
[13:49] <H|V_3ala2> but can't control them from the network
[13:49] <NewTOkubuntu> histo:  i did those steps but ... i do not know my swap is not working.
[13:49] <rutame> and later make a ping to external ip
[13:49] <NewTOkubuntu> How do i remove my curent swap and make a new one?
[13:49] <mkhlnsh> hi. anyone know how to work with LVM2?
[13:49] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: Is your current swap mounted?
[13:49] <rutame> H|V_3ala2,  yes you can but this way its powerfull
[13:49] <H|V_3ala2> rutame: tell me then
[13:49] <NewTOkubuntu> histo:  i have no idea:(
[13:49] <H|V_3ala2> yrutame: I'm all ears
[13:50] <rutame> you can try with this: ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.10 netmask 255.255.255.0
[13:50] <H|V_3ala2> where do I type this?
[13:50] <H|V_3ala2> commandS?
[13:50] <rutame> H|V_3ala2, you should replace the ip for your ip
[13:50] <rutame> yes
[13:50] <H|V_3ala2> on ubuntu?
[13:50] <rutame> have you got a router?
[13:50] <H|V_3ala2> yea
[13:50] <rutame> yes
[13:51] <H|V_3ala2> speedtouch
[13:51] <H|V_3ala2> wireless
[13:51] <NewTOkubuntu> velko: can you tell me how to remove the curent swap ?
[13:51] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: check in your fstab if your swap is listed cat /etc/fstab
[13:51] <rutame> ah, is a notebook?
[13:51] <velko> !enter > H|V_3ala2
[13:51] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: see if you have a swap partition sudo fdisk -l
[13:51] <velko> NewTOkubuntu, sudo swapoff swapfile; rm -f swapfile
[13:51] <rutame> H|V_3ala2, is laptop?
[13:52] <H|V_3ala2> yes
[13:52] <H|V_3ala2> it's a laptop
[13:52] <NewTOkubuntu> is there a place where i can paste what i have there? i do not know to adapt those commands.
[13:52] <histo> !paste | NewTOkubuntu
[13:52] <rutame> then is better make it with the graphic interface cause already sayed to you is dhcp
[13:52] <rutame> o itenerence
[13:53] <H|V_3ala2> should I turn the router to dhcp?
[13:53] <rutame> because then you lost the good things about wifi
[13:53] <rutame> no
[13:53] <H|V_3ala2> so what
[13:54] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: please look at this http://highest.pastebin.com/d78dac1f0
[13:54] <NewTOkubuntu> I paste it on my paste bin.
[13:54] <Aaqil> hi i like my ubuntu x(
[13:54] <rutame> you turn your configuration in the laptop a dhcp, your router i suppused already is enable dhcp
[13:54] <fat_rat> !offtopic | Aaqil
[13:54] <geronimaldo> wow since when do you have to restart ubuntu to complete an update?
[13:54] <H|V_3ala2> yea
[13:55] <rutame> sorry i must to go now, its the tea time :-P
[13:55] <H|V_3ala2> ok
[13:55] <rutame> i come back later
[13:55] <NewTOkubuntu> So any idea about my paste ?
[13:57] <Eimhin> can anyone recomend programs capable of SYN floods for ubuntu?
[13:57] <jrib> geronimaldo: when there are kernel upgrades.  Also, if you need to restart X, the manager just tells you to restart
[13:57] <Eimhin> something similar to low orbit ion cannon
[13:57] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: you have no swap in your fstab.  How did this happend?
[13:58] <geronimaldo> jrib: cheers. I was just venting to be honest
[13:58] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: do you have any free space availible?
[13:58] <blip-> 	hi everyone, i've been reading many articles on the downsides of 64bit linux in terms of package availability and compatibility. I'll be using my machine for mainly development C/C++/Java and others.... most of what i've read is at least a year old... i'd like to hear your opinions... will i be able to develop programs to run on 32-bit linux machines easily using an ubuntu 64-bit 8.04 install ? From what i gather i can run 
[13:58] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i have 150 GB
[13:58] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i have 150 GB, from 250
[13:58] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: resize / and then make a /swap partition
[13:58] <Eimhin> can anyone recommend programs capable of SYN floods for ubuntu?
[13:58] <Eimhin> something similar to low orbit ion cannon?
[13:58] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: be free space I meant un partitioned space.
[13:58] <blip-> the machine has 4GB of RAM so i should get a benefit from 64-bit..... but my main priority is packages for development and general compatibility
[13:59] <geronimaldo> blip- java and groovy development works fine for me on amd64 running hardy
[13:59] <NCommander> blip-, the only thing I had trouble with from i386 -> amd64 was flash support
[13:59] <geronimaldo> I don´t think i´ve developed any C/C++ for a while
[13:59] <jrib> blip-: you won't have a java plugin for you browser from sun.  So if that's something you need, you may want to just use 32bit
[14:00] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i have enouf free place. But i do not know how to make the swap and to make it work
[14:00] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: how did you install ubuntu and not add a swap? did you manually parititon?
[14:00] <NewTOkubuntu> histo:  yes
[14:01] <NewTOkubuntu> Because i wanted to have a partition for his own i made that partition and he got instaled in my vista:(
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i runned at one time this command mcv@mcv:~$ cat /etc/fstab
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> #
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> # /dev/sda4
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> UUID=e2675686-79d8-44f5-a7fb-4c2dba1d2bee /               ext2    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> mcv@mcv:~$         How can i reverse the proces ?
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> Ohh
[14:02] <NewTOkubuntu> Sorry
[14:02] <geronimaldo> i´m trying to find a calender.. time managemet app that preferably supports online/ remoteaccess and isn´t integrated into my email client
[14:02] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: open gparted and create a swap partition.
[14:03] <geronimaldo> does anyone here have any suggestions. .
[14:03] <danopia_> geronimaldo: make one :P
[14:03] <geronimaldo> or maybe iĺl jut buy a diary..
[14:04] <cads> is there a channel-bot standard guide to kernel building?
[14:04] <danopia_> geronimaldo: what do you want, a web interface?
[14:04] <histo> NewTOkubuntu: ahh you installed with wubi?
[14:04] <geronimaldo> danopia; could do but I´m trying not to reinvent te wheel
[14:04] <danopia_> geronimaldo: I'm sure there are PHP apps out there you can grab.
[14:04] <geronimaldo> yah something I can connect to and update remotely
[14:05] <cads> I'd like to learn about the latest ubuntu approach to building a kernel but can't find a good resource, do you guys have an idea of where to look?
[14:05] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i runned at one time this command sudo dd if=/dev/sda4 of=/mnt/512Mb.swap bs=1M count=512 How can i remove this ? and how i make a swap partition ? I have opened gparted... But no idea what to to there.
[14:05] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: i opened but how i create it?
[14:05] <geronimaldo> yah I´ll check it ut. . maybe buld it in mysql with a php front end
[14:05] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: no from CD
[14:06] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: what FLAGS should i assing to a swap partition ?
[14:06] <danopia_> geronimaldo: I'm acutally owrking on a PHP-based calendar, but way more complex, its for my teachers to enter homework and for students to have their own list of homework etc.
[14:06] <NewTOkubuntu> histo And to witch one should i assing?
[14:08] <NewTOkubuntu> histo: so what i do?
[14:08] <geronimaldo> oh yah that sounds interesting. and will they be able to access this from home?
[14:09] <Venin> im having issues with /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[14:09] <Venin> ettercap keeps resetting it
[14:09] <Venin>  ive set it to 1 in sysctl file
[14:09] <NewTOkubuntu> :(
[14:09] <Venin> it wouldnt allow me to do  echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[14:10] <Venin> any ideas?
[14:10] <danopia_> geronimaldo: yes.
[14:10] <ompaul> Venin, type sudo in front of that
[14:10] <Venin> ompaul: done that.. still permission denied
[14:10] <ompaul> Venin, cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[14:11] <jrib> ompaul: he's redirecting, needs to use | sudo tee
[14:11] <danopia_> geronimaldo: I'll verify everyone before they get access to everything (verify in person) so my school dones't get mad at me, then students select tehir classes and the entries for that period (entered by teacher) get filled into to the student's calendar.
[14:11] <blip-> does anyone here use ubuntu 64-bit, or any other 64-bit distro for that matter ?
[14:11] <ompaul> jrib, ack - grab it
[14:11] <Venin> ompaul: its 1 now..
[14:11] <homy> hi. After changing an icon in my theme, I have to log out and back in in order for nautilus to display the new icon. Is there any way to do that without logging out and in?
[14:11] <ompaul> Venin, so it is working for the moment
[14:12] <Venin> yeah..
[14:12] <jrib> Venin: echo 1 | sudo tee /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward                 should work
[14:12] <Venin> but after a ettercap session its back at 0
[14:12] <jrib> Venin: ah, some ettercap configuration then
[14:12] <Venin> shouldnt be
[14:12] <Venin> i know there are lot of complaints about echo 1 not working to that file
[14:12] <Venin> google shows plenty
[14:13] <ompaul> Venin, it works - or my firewalls would not be working ;-)
[14:13] <Venin> jrib: that command worked..
[14:14] <Fuele1> Problem with loading Windows XP after Ubuntu installation. Recovery console "bootcfg /rebuild" finds WINDOWS on D:\ drive. Rebuild and FIXBOOT does not help, and I still receive the "Hal.dll" error message when loading XP within Grub. Help please!
[14:14] <homy> I don't want to log in and back out after changing an icon.
[14:14] <geronimaldo> danopia: will they let you host it on the school´s website?
[14:15] <danopia_> geronimaldo: of course not!!!!!!! I will refuse if they want to hsot it.
[14:15] <danopia_> geronimaldo: I have a couple dedicated boxes and a domain.
[14:15] <revel004> how joined to POLNet ?
[14:15] <homy> anybody help me !?
[14:15] <danopia_> geronimaldo: they web server is down more often than nouptime.com
[14:16] <rabiddachshund> has hibernate been fixed in hardy? I'd google but my ff is borked atm
[14:16] <gus> hi, i resized a windows vista partition and installed ubuntu and now windows is not booting and showing a 0xc0000225 error
[14:16] <gus> any ideaas
[14:16] <gus> also the recovery partition dosent work
[14:17] <gus> i think the problem was with the resizeing.....
[14:18] <geronimaldo> danopia. all the best man. it sounds a decenpt project
[14:18] <geronimaldo> just hope the school gets on board.
[14:20] <wers> how do i make conky appear on all workspaces?
[14:21] <scuser> hi all, how to redirect simple bind authentication to saslauthd ?
[14:21] <carrera> Greetings!
[14:22] <carrera> how can I configure ubuntu to remember my root password for a while so I don't have to keep typing it for every app in System:Admin?
[14:23] <danopia_> geronimaldo: they don't need to, jsut some teachers need to type in assignments, and I can do taht.
[14:23] <danopia_> geronimaldo: I could just type in the proejcts for my scheduale and get some friends to do that too.
[14:24] <ompaul> carrera, there is no root password, nor is there support for one here
[14:24] <ompaul> !rootsudo | carrera
[14:24] <gnyffel> Quick question: for trying out 8.10, would I be better off with the beta release, or would a daily be better?
[14:24] <jrib> gnyffel: #ubuntu+1 for intrepid questions
[14:25] <gnyffel> Oh, okay. Sorry.
[14:26] <kulight> could it be that launchpad is down ?
[14:27] <carrera> ompaul, thanks, but I'm talking about a way to save me from having to type "My Password", if you will, for every APP under System:Admin
[14:29] <homy> when I changed an icon for a mimetype how do i get ubuntu to reload it without logging out?
[14:30] <Goldenphoenix> JOIN #ubuntu
[14:30] <homy> please HELP
[14:31] <homy> HELP ME:
[14:31] <homy> I changed an icon.
[14:31] <homy> how do I make nautilus show the new icon WITHOUT logging out and back in???????????ß
[14:31] <najm> Hello , I need some help with installing software
[14:32] <Unicor1> Hi. Is it possible to use copy to ram for 8.04.1 livecd?
[14:32] <velko> najm, just ask your question
[14:32] <homy> hello, i need some help please
[14:32] <velko> najm, if anybody knows the answer will answer
[14:33] <Unicor1> is there a copytoram kernel param?
[14:33] <velko> homy, please stop this nonsense
[14:33] <homy> that is no nonesense velko.
[14:33] <najm> HI velko, I am looking for a translation software, such as babylon ?
[14:33] <homy> i have a real problem
[14:33] <SIRavecavec> Hi i cannot upgrade to 8.10 kubuntu i receive the error that the installer could not be verified. What can i do?
[14:33] <Goldenphoenix> hey guys. I am running vsftpd quite a while. Now I'm trying to configure virtual users. I followed ftp://vsftpd.beasts.org/users/cevans/untar/vsftpd-2.0.3/EXAMPLE/VIRTUAL_USERS/README, so hardy has no libdb3, so i used libdb4.6. Now when I'm trying to login i get a 530 login incorrect and my auth.log tells me pam_userdb(vsftpd:auth): user_lookup: could not open database `/etc/vsftp.login.db': No such file or directoryrnCan anyone help
[14:34] <velko> najm, i don't know babylon
[14:34] <homy> please, somebody help me with my problem!
[14:34] <Jeruvy> !help > homy
[14:35] <homy> (this is the help channel, isn't it)?
[14:35] <najm> velko, where can i finde software to translate English?
[14:35] <homy> what the heck...﻿
[14:35] <homy> (03:35:03 PM) ubottu: <Jeruvy> wants you to know: Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://tinyurl.com/5zfb6t - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[14:36] <Jeruvy> !patience > homy
[14:36] <Unicor1> what is the kernel parameter to copytoram?
[14:36] <velko> najm, usually i look for software typing "apt-cache search XXX" in a terminal window. maybe there are gui ways to do it also
[14:36] <homy> so nobody knows the answer Jeruvy
[14:36] <fsiever77> hi, does anyone know a support channel for HPLIP ?
[14:36] <homy> thats bad.
[14:36] <Jeruvy> homy: I for one have no idea what your problem is
[14:37] <faduda> Do I take a ticket, or just explain my problem/issue?
[14:37] <homy> My problem is: I changed a mimetype icon. How do I make nautilus notice that change without logging out and back in?
[14:37] <velko> yes, a really big problem indeed. so i need urgent and immediate HELP NOW!
[14:37] <Jeruvy> homy, you can't.
[14:37] <velko> faduda, you just explain
[14:37] <ompaul> faduda, type it out on one line with enough detail and see if anyone knows
[14:38] <homy> Jeruvy: why not?
[14:38] <LHC> hey all
[14:38] <LHC> anyone use tinyme here?
[14:39] <faduda> I'm trying to set up a backup schedule, using sbackup/Ubuntu 8.04, backing up to an external usb hard drive. I need to reformat the externat drive from fat, preferably to ext2/3
[14:39] <Jeruvy> homy: I have a lot to do today, if you need answers, try querying the bot for some explaination.
[14:40] <kulight> faduda: install gparted and format it through that
[14:40] <faduda> mkfs.ext3 /media/disk fgives me the message /media/disk is not a special special device
[14:40] <LHC> wow over 1000 people hardly any of them talking lol
[14:40] <mecanica_diegors> em portugues
[14:40] <faduda> thanks kulight will try that
[14:40] <velko> faduda, you have to specify the device name (like /dev/sda1) and not the mount point
[14:40] <ompaul> !pt | mecanica_diegors
[14:41] <nylax> hello follow ubuntites
[14:41] <nylax> *fellow
[14:41] <faduda> I tried that velko, message is sdb1 is mounted, will not make a filesystem here!
[14:42] <przemek_> siema
[14:42] <nylax> are there any drawbacks in using ubuntu 64 bit besides flash and java plugin ?
[14:42] <velko> faduda, yes. you cannot create file system on mounted device. you have to umount it first
[14:42] <faduda> ok, I've unmounted
[14:42] <kulight> nylax: flash and java works on 64
[14:43] <faduda> so mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1 should now work?
[14:43] <velko> faduda, yes
[14:43] <nylax> so 64 bit is just as stable as 32 bit ?
[14:43] <mchan> hi
[14:43] <Misterjos> what program should i use to regulate processor speed? i have amd64 3.8ghz. I used to use powersaved in debian etch. Or do i have to enable cool'n quiet in bios (i flashed it before installing ubuntu)?
[14:43] <LHC> Anyone here used tinyme or can tell me how to install it, as my dell laptop which is old has no os on it
[14:44] <kulight> ive made the switch and no different in stability
[14:44] <mchan> i'm trying to open firefox but it says it's already running while it obviously isn't (i've pkill firefox). does anyone know how i can fix it?
[14:44] <nylax> cool
[14:45] <LHC> anyone?
[14:45] <velko> !install > velko
[14:45] <velko> !install > LHC
[14:45] <faduda> great, that worked. next question. How can I tell when sbackup has finished. It seems to just sit there when I tell it to backup now, no progress bar, no 'backup complete' message or anything like that
[14:46] <LHC> ubottu
[14:46] <LHC> im using tinyme and ubuntu doesnt install on my old laptop
[14:46] <LHC> ubuntu was the reason it broke in the first place xD
[14:47] <velko> LHC, ubottu is a bot (program). you cannot converse with it. it was me directing you to a web page containing description of different installation methods
[14:47] <Misterjos> !powersaved
[14:47] <LHC> yeh i figured
[14:47] <Misterjos> !processor speed
[14:47] <deepfriedsquirre> I always have a problem with installing Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex to my USB stick; I think that syslinux fails to install. When I try to boot, it tends to say something along the lines of 'Cannot find kernel "linux"'. http://pastebin.com/m4c72139a
[14:47] <Misterjos> !processor scaling
[14:47] <snitko> hi, anybody knows how to add more resolutions to Display Settings? adding subsection with modes to xorg.conf doesn't work
[14:48] <spazm> what is the best way to move a mysql v. 3 database into a v. 5 database? move from different boxes, not upgrading?
[14:48] <fsiever77> !hplip
[14:49] <LHC> CPU pentium III 500hz, 128 ram,
[14:49] <velko> spazm, mysqldump
[14:49] <LHC> it says its no-t recommened for ubuntu
[14:49] <Jeruvy> spazm: review dev.mysql.com about migrating databases
[14:49] <faduda> how back i tell if sbackup has completed its job
[14:49] <mchan> i'm trying to open firefox but it says it's already running while it obviously isn't (i've pkill firefox). does anyone know how i can fix it?
[14:50] <yoyoned> mchan: kill firefox-bin
[14:50] <tsrepadmin> Hi. After apt-get upgrade i cannot login anymore. The /usl/lib/libasound.so.2 is missing (I have a 64bit system)
[14:50] <Goldenphoenix> mchan: search and remove the file .parentlock in profile-dir
[14:50] <tsrepadmin> How can I recover it?
[14:50] <srbaker> folks
[14:51] <faduda> how back i tell if sbackup has completed its job
[14:51] <srbaker> when i turn on compiz on hardy, firefox starts having redraw errors
[14:51] <srbaker> is this normal?
[14:51] <mchan> yoyoned, i've done that, but no difference.
[14:51] <mchan> Goldenphoenix, i've done that too, but it's the same.
[14:52] <spazm> velko: you mean I can just dump every table from the old one to a file and the import it into the new database... will everything be covered that way?
[14:53] <pawan> hi
[14:53] <LordMetroid> Is there somewhere where I can set the default chmod for uploaded files?
[14:53] <Karmanya> hi guys
[14:53] <Jeruvy> spazm:  short answer, no.
[14:53] <velko> spazm, the file created by sqldump contains normal sql statements. this is the recommended way to migrate data bases. be sure to read the man page. it contains useful tips
[14:54] <faduda> how back i tell if sbackup has completed
[14:54] <LordMetroid> now newly uploaded files get chmod of 700 but I want them to be 744 so I can read them without manually changing the status of them all files
[14:54] <spazm> Jeruvy: how do you mean no?
[14:54] <spazm> velko: ok thanks
[14:54] <faduda> how can i tell if sbackup has completed
[14:55] <Jeruvy> spazm: there have been immense changes between 3 and 4 and 4 and 4.1 and 5 and 5.1...the migration doc is your friend
[14:56] <Jeruvy> spazm: if you have any specific questions or issues try #mysql
[14:56] <Karmanya> if anyone has installed ubuntu through wubi?
[14:56] <spazm> Jeruvy: okidoki
[14:57] <mitchell> hi all anyone who can help me with jokosher can you pm me
[14:57] <ompaul> !wubi | Karmanya this is the only think I know about wubi
[14:58] <srbaker> anyone have thoughts on why firefox is having rendering issues when i enable compiz?
[14:59] <sirMajid> hi guys
[14:59] <sirMajid> I have a problem with hibernating my computer
[14:59] <sirMajid> has anybody had a problem like mine?
[15:00] <komputes> LordMetroid: I know you can set that up for a particular user, this umask walkthrough might be of some help -> http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/understanding-linux-unix-umask-value-usage.html
[15:00] <Rideh> !hibernate|sirmajid
[15:00] <LordMetroid> okay, I'll take a look at that, thank you
[15:01] <davidroderick> How do I make sudo -news fetchnews run without requesting a password in a cron job.  I have been playing with visudo for ages. It doesn't make any difference what I put in sudoers.  Is there something else I should alter instead on Ubuntu?
[15:01] <sirMajid> Rideh! What do you mean by that?
[15:01] <sirMajid> !hibernate?
[15:01] <komputes> srbaker: do you have slow rendering, or scrambles content until rendered at times?
[15:01] <srbaker> komputes: yeah.
[15:02] <srbaker> komputes: sometimes, i have to scroll down and back up to get it to re-draw
[15:02] <darkness> Will Ubuntu 8.10 fix my driver issues with my NVIDIA GeForce2-MX Integrated Graphics card?
[15:02] <Rideh> sirMajid: there is a channel bot
[15:02] <tyberion> hum hi is there any file manager there where u can set shortcuts? like strg+m goto /home/music?
[15:02] <jasomja> hi, i have problem with compiling lcdmodxxx version under kubuntu is it working for somebody ?
[15:03] <Tankado> Anyone know of a bot i can run which connects to irc and let me enter it shell commands from irc and prints in the channel the output?
[15:03] <sirMajid> Rideh: I'm feeling so stupid:( what do you mean there is a channel bot?
[15:04] <Azlx> can someone help me with creating a static ip?
[15:05] <N1cEXE> !seen jim_p
[15:05] <komputes> srbaker: arg, that's never happened to me (that bad) - just out of the blue, what type of video are you using?
[15:07] <darkness> Can someone help me with my NVIDIA GeForce2-MX Integrated Graphics Card problem? Basically I can't enable the restricted drivers because then I can't login, I can't get my screen resolution above 800x600 and I can't enable Desktop Effects.  Its a fresh install of ubuntu 8.04...
[15:07] <komputes> Azlx: there are two ways, you can manually edit /etc/network.interfaces or you can set up your static IP in System > Administration > Netowrking (to be managed by NetworkManager)
[15:07] <Roey> hi
[15:07] <komputes> darkness, did you install the latest drivers by using envy-ng ?
[15:08] <komputes> hi Roey
[15:08] <Roey> I start kvm -smb /path/to/my/dir but on the Windows side I just see "network path not found"; what's going wrong here?
[15:08] <Roey> hey komputes
[15:08] <darkness> komputes, I can't really install envy-ng I don't think... do I just do Sudo apt-get install or something?
[15:08] <sirMajid> !hibernate
[15:08] <linkmaster03> How do I launch gnome-terminal and have a command executed in it on launch?
[15:09] <mm> 這裡有台灣人吗？
[15:09] <m1r> hello
[15:09] <komputes> Roey: try using smbmount to mount the share into your local filesystem, then take away the smb flag
[15:09] <thiebaude> mm:!cn
[15:09] <linkmaster03> !cn mm
[15:09] <linkmaster03> !cn
[15:09] <balle_> hey how du i unpack .rar files in ubuntu?
[15:09] <thiebaude> thanks
[15:09] <komputes> darkness: yes, or it could be available in add/remove
[15:09] <gwarqwa> !suspend2 | sirMajid
[15:09] <mm> 這麼多朋友是中國人阿爸^
[15:09] <mm> 阿^^"
[15:09] <m1r> my system log window is eating 4gb ram and never starts, how can i fix it to see what is crashing my PC ?
[15:10] <thiebaude> !help
[15:10] <darkness> komputes: Thanks, I'll try that
[15:10] <linkmaster03> balle_: right clicking them should have an extract here option
[15:10] <mm> will~ u can't spk chinese?
[15:10] <komputes> darkness: smb is still a little rough arround the edges, but there are some tricks/workarrounds if you're not too scared of the command line
[15:10] <balle_> linkmaster03: yea know bout that, but they can't do it when it is .rar
[15:11] <IdleOne> !rar
[15:11] <darkness> komputes: Well, if I destroy my system, its a fresh install anyway, so I'll just reinstall or something
[15:12] <linkmaster03> balle_: yes you can. run this command to install it: sudo apt-get install unrar
[15:12] <balle_> thx!
[15:12] <linkmaster03> balle_: if that doesn't work try: sudo apt-get install unrar-free
[15:12] <indian_munnda> can we recover lost partition data?????
[15:12] <linkmaster03> balle_: no problem
[15:12] <Mushu111> morning i'm new to linux, my laptop won't pick up my hard drive, i've research and when i type dmesg i get a message saying new high speed usb device using ehci_hci configuration #1 chosen from choice 1 usb disconnected, i'm lost and i really need the information from my external can someone help me please
[15:12] <faduda> how can i tell if sbackup has completed successfully? running on ubuntu 8.04
[15:12] <IdleOne> indian_munnda: not easily. from what I know it is expensive also
[15:13] <jrib> faduda: iirc, it tells you the PID of the backup process when you start it.  So you can just check top or System -> Administration -> System Monitor for it
[15:13] <IdleOne> prolly should of backed up the pr0n
[15:14] <NicEXE> when screensaver is shown I realized that 3d scenes are displayed incorrectly. Surfaces on the back are shown in the very frond of the frond surfaces. Whats wrong? How can I fix it? (I am on Ubuntu)
[15:14] <MatBoy> mhh, it's difficult to find a simple spamassassin manager that you can integrate in your own code
[15:14] <blip99> hi, i've decided to stick with 32-bit ubuntu on the laptop rather than suffering through 64-bit issues with hardware drivers and applications....   does anyone know roughly when kubuntu 8.10 Final will be out ?    If i install the Beta now will i be able to upgrade to final or am i better off going with 8.04 Hardy instead for now ?
[15:14] <indian_munnda> IdleOne: i just my laptop to restore to original condition by mistake an all data is lost. Is there any way so that i can recovre all thata data???
[15:14] <IdleOne> jrib: that is not an intuitive way of letting the user know that the backup has finished
[15:14] <thiebaude> !htop
[15:14] <jrib> IdleOne: I agree
[15:14] <IdleOne> jrib: I believe there is a bug filed
[15:15] <faduda> the proc id isnt there, but I think I cant see it because sbackup runs as root. whats top?
[15:15] <ImmutableDark> I can't sleep
[15:15] <NicEXE> when screensaver is shown I realized that 3d scenes are displayed incorrectly. Surfaces on the back are shown in the very frond of the frond surfaces. Whats wrong? How can I fix it? (I am on Ubuntu)
[15:15] <jrib> blip99: end of this month is when 8.10 is set to be released.  Yes, you can upgrade to the final release from the current beta (you just run updates as normal)
[15:16] <Aquahallic> Mornin' folks
[15:16] <m1r> gnome-system-log <<< wont start from desktop shortucut and eating about all memory in pc, any help appriciated
[15:16] <srbaker> komputes: it's a GeForce 8200 integrated
[15:16] <srbaker> komputes: i had to use envyng to get drivers new enough for it to even work :/
[15:17] <Roey> komputes:  I'm trying to access it from the windows kvm guest
[15:17] <faduda> ok, I can see it now, proc is still running...
[15:17] <IdleOne> jrib: faduda https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sbackup/+bug/130856
[15:17] <IdleOne> not exactly your issue but related I would think
[15:17] <blip99> jrib:  thanks, but in terms of how much is updated / how reliable the update is... which is better... an 8.04 dist upgrade to 8.10 .... or a package update of 8.10 Beta to Final ?    Also can i expect to find most things in the 8.04 repos also in the 8.10 repos ?  or does it take months to fillup such stuff ?    thanks
[15:17] <Roey> anyone here use QEMU/KVM?
[15:18] <komputes> srbaker: good to know
[15:18] <scuser> hi all, I've disabled simple authentication using the configuration "security simple_bind=64" in the slapd.conf, but the system refuses to login although I can obtain tickets for the same user which I'm trying to login with and that user is in the ldap database and I can login using it when the binding method is simple; here is what kerberos logs produces http://paste.ubuntu.com/59709/ any...
[15:18] <scuser> ...help please ?
[15:18] <komputes> Roey: you have VM images on an smb share residing on a windows box right?
[15:19] <Roey> no
[15:19] <faduda> that pretty much is my issue IdleOne. I need to know if the backup is finished before I power down
[15:19] <IdleOne> faduda: yeah lol I just reread my bug report
[15:19] <retro89dsaffdsa> need help getting my atheros Ar5009 card working?
[15:19] <Roey> komputes:  nono, I have files on the Ubuntu host that I want to access from the Windows guest, so I thought of using -smb
[15:19] <faduda> Can anyone recommend an idiot  proof backup system then?
[15:19] <srbaker> it'll be nice to up to intrepid on this thing
[15:19] <jrib> blip99: It is not recommended that you use a beta release on a production machine. Intrepid will mostly just have newer packages.  Ubuntu makes a release and then that release only gets security and big bug updates.  If you want something that's stable (read: not beta), then use 8.04 and then upgrade in a couple of weeks after 8.10 is released
[15:20] <srbaker> i have 2 500G drives, iwanted to stripe them
[15:20] <srbaker> and i understand intrepid will make it easy to do that at install time
[15:20] <Kajover> hey.. i downloaded the ubuntu 8.10 beta but the wlan doesnt work (macbook pro). Is there a newer ubuntu than the beta?
[15:20] <jrib> Kajover: #ubuntu+1 for help with intrepid
[15:20] <retro89dsaffdsa> can anyone help me so I can get my atheros wireless card to work?
[15:20] <komputes> Roey: wait, then how are you running the 'kvm' command from windows?
[15:20] <blip99> if i may ask on more question please... in terms of packages for development in C/C++/Java and others... can i except packages and libraries on 8.10 to behave like ones on 8.04.... ie if i develop a large application on 8.10 ..... will it work the same on 8.04 ?    Thanks
[15:20] <histo> !wifi | retro89dsaffdsa
[15:20] <histo> !wifi > Kajover
[15:20] <nils__> Hi I can't switch to any virtual consoles..... if I do the screen goes black, but I can switch back to my x session with Ctrl-alt-f7
[15:20] <Roey> komputes:  I'm not
[15:21] <Roey> komputes:  I'm running kvm on the Ubuntu host
[15:21] <thiebaude> jrib:i'll prob do a clean install of 8.10 when i order the cd, right now i've upgraded to 8.10
[15:21] <jrib> blip99: modulo any api changes with new versions of the libraries you use
[15:23] <komputes> Roey: when you say "I'm trying to access it from the windows kvm guest" what is "it" mean?
[15:23] <blip99> jrib:  by modulo you mean diff ?     So the answer is no, i will have to check every development related library and app installed via synaptic... to make sure it conforms to the same behavior as its counterpart in 8.04 ?
[15:23] <histo> thiebaude: discussion of the beta is in #ubuntu+1
[15:23] <m1r> how can gnome-system-log be cleared ?
[15:23] <retro89dsaffdsa> how do I use cabextract to open the .exe file
[15:23] <blip99> (because that would make it very tedious to develop)
[15:23] <thiebaude> yea i know, histo :)
[15:23] <Roey> komputes:  nono, I have files on the Ubuntu host that I want to access from the Windows guest, so I thought of using -smb
[15:23] <Roey> komputes: I didn't say windows kvm guest
[15:24] <histo> retro89dsaffdsa: cabextract is fro extracting cabs
[15:24] <histo> retro89dsaffdsa: like out of cab files
[15:24] <retro89dsaffdsa> how can I open the exe file then?
[15:24] <jrib> blip99: everything will probably just work.  But if you use lib version 1.0 in hardy and upstream decides to change every single function in 2.0 and that gets into intrepid, your program won't work right?
[15:24] <NicEXE> when screensaver is shown I realized that 3d scenes are displayed incorrectly. Surfaces on the back are shown in the very frond of the frond surfaces. Whats wrong? How can I fix it? (I am on Ubuntu)
[15:25] <histo> retro89dsaffdsa: if you are trying to extract hte cabs from an exe just use cabextract <filename>
[15:25] <histo> retro89dsaffdsa: if you are trying to run a windows program under nix you need to check in to wine
[15:25] <ukubuntu> Hi, I have set remote desktop on a local network (with netgear router that has nothing of note in logs) The Remote desktop viewer can see the other computer but when I try to connect I get connection to host was closed every time. this is on Hardy 8.04.01. any ideas?
[15:25] <retro89dsaffdsa> I did that but it sais it had an error
[15:26] <blip99> jrib: hmm i see.   so i think i'm better off developing on an 8.04 directly since the target machine that will run this software system will also be an 8.04...   thanks for the help :)
[15:26] <histo> retro89dsaffdsa: perhaps the file is bad then? try man cabextract for some options you can try
[15:26] <jrib> blip99: definitely
[15:27] <komputes> Roey: Well I would make sure that both the guest and the host don't have the same IP address for starters. Perhaps even assign that machine an actual IP on same subnet as the Ubuntu host
[15:27] <komputes> Roey: are you able to access this ubuntu-hosted smb share from other computers without issues?
[15:28] <LinuS> Hello, a windows vista (ntfs formatted) os failed on a friend's laptop, i'm trying to recover his data. I've tried running BartPE but couldn't get to see the hd partitions, i tried running Knoppix but altought i could see hd partitions i wasn't able (due to my noobishness probably) to mount the lan interface or to write to the usb drive (ntfs formatted aswell, with some data i can't delete so i can't reformat it in FAT) i wanted to backu
[15:28] <Roey> komputes:  nope, I just wanted to access the host files from the guest
[15:28] <blip99> can i get the full power and coolness of KDE4 which comes on 8.10... by simply installing packages on 8.04 ?   or there is more updated things with kde in 8.10 ?
[15:28] <Enissay> hi, i've deleted the Trash from my panel, how can i have it back please?
[15:28] <jrib> LinuS: you were cutoff at "i wanted to backu"
[15:28] <thiebaude> enissay:right click on panel then add it
[15:28] <LinuS> have you got any clues/suggestions on what to do now?
[15:28] <LinuS> jrib: thanks
[15:28] <LinuS> ... i wanted to backup the files on. So i've now tried running ubuntu 1.04 (live mode of course): LAN works fine (i can access the internet), but i can't mount nor the usb driver nor the data partition (says ntfs is marked as in use and asks me if i want to force it, should i?)
[15:29] <danbh_intrepid> Enissay: right click, add to panel, trash
[15:29] <thiebaude> exactly
[15:30] <komputes> Roey: I have yet to see the "shared folders" functionality that virtualbox (and maybe vmware) offer to the user. When it comes to KVM, I think you will need to make a network share and put the windows guest on the same network as the host (assigned a diff IP address on the network)
[15:30] <Roey> ok
[15:31] <Roey> komputes:  thanks
[15:31] <Darky_love_mmm_> my head..:\
[15:31] <Roey> that's how it is supposed to work but I cannot connect to it, komputes
[15:31] <komputes> Roey: afterwards if you want to restrict samba to that IP, i would use a firewall such as ufw
[15:31] <ghee> hi guys, wondering: is there a way to set up a network printer that doesn't show up when you scan for it? i tried specifying its IP address manually but that didn't work
[15:31] <marius> hey guys, I'm having a strange pproblem :D ny gnome panel aplications dropdownm menu is gone
[15:31] <komputes> Roey: whats the internal Ip for the guest and for the host - that may shed some light on the issue
[15:31] <Darky_love_mmm_> what about your dwarf panel?:)
[15:31] <marius> I mean I can press it but nothing hapens
[15:32] <neoteo> sup
[15:32] <komputes> ghee: model #?
[15:32] <ghee> it's an HP Laserjet 4250
[15:32] <Roey> komputes:  well according to the kvm docs it's supposed to be 10.0.0.4
[15:32] <Roey> but I don't see it
[15:32] <ukubuntu> I have set remote desktop on a local network (with netgear router that has nothing of note in logs) The Remote desktop viewer can see the other computer but when I try to connect I get connection to host was closed every time. this is on Hardy 8.04.01. any ideas? port settings seem fine, I seem to get similar results with terminal server client and Java vncviewer. When I put vncviewer ukubuntu-desktop:0 in the command line it says The program 'vncviewer' 
[15:32] <marius> when places and system is working correctly
[15:32] <danbh_intrepid> marius: try right click, and the edit menus
[15:32] <ghee> komputes hp laserjet 4250
[15:32] <jasunto> anyone know how to use gimp to make image black and white, not greyscale but actually black and white, two colors?
[15:32] <komputes> marius: want to reset it to default panels?
[15:32] <marius> komputes: nothing hapens
[15:32] <langleyo> Ubuntu Hardy problem:after a purged fresh install of samba...(sudo nautilus then share folder in Ubuntu Hardy), i get this: 'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Logon failure. any clues please? Cant see anything else on net at all unless i use IP addresses but not sure if its related
[15:32] <roundyz_cell> from experience and not just a google search can anyone recommend a good guide to theming irssi?
[15:32] <RoadHazard> answer to my question, it appears to be acpi=off
[15:33] <marius> I'm using hardy with emerald themer
[15:33]  * Darky_love_mmm_ ><komputes>--<are you Ubuntu Joda Master?
[15:33] <komputes> Roey: whats the internal Ip for the guest AND host
[15:33] <komputes> lol
[15:33] <Buckie> xD
[15:33] <thiebaude> marius:did you try deleting it and then adding the menu again?
[15:33] <thiebaude> did
[15:33] <marius> not yet :D
[15:33] <Buckie> I had this bug before
[15:34] <thiebaude> marius:k
[15:34] <Darky_love_mmm_> heis just Ubuntu Obi Van?
[15:34] <Roey> komputes:  oh! you're right
[15:34] <Roey> komputes:  in looking at ipconfig I saw that it's 10.0.2.4 not 10.0.0.4 :)
[15:34] <Roey> komputes:  thanks!
[15:34] <marius> I put in main menu, and there's no aplications section
[15:34] <langleyo> anyone good with samba pls?
[15:34] <komputes> Roey: there you go - same subnet, should have no issues
[15:34] <marius> just places and system
[15:34] <Darky_love_mmm_> samba is a dance, isn't it?
[15:35] <Roey> komputes:  thanks
[15:35] <marius> when I press applications menu button in menu bar panel, it just gives me little white spot in the corner
[15:35] <marius> I remember trying to delete vice city icon from it last time it worked
[15:36] <Darky_love_mmm_> :D
[15:36] <marius> and now its gone :(
[15:36] <luckyone> hello all - can anyone help guide me to modifying my startup scripts?
[15:36] <Darky_love_mmm_> okay, you should delete your Vice City finally.
[15:36] <ikonia> luckyone: in what way
[15:36] <ukubuntu> ﻿ I have set remote desktop on a local network (with netgear router that has nothing of note in logs) The Remote desktop viewer can see the other computer but when I try to connect I get connection to host was closed every time. this is on Hardy 8.04.01. any ideas? port settings seem fine, I seem to get similar results with terminal server client and Java vncviewer. When I put vncviewer ukubuntu-desktop:0 in the command line it says The program 'vncview
[15:36] <Astral_Projectio> hi
[15:36] <marius> mabye theres any command to reinstall all my applications?
[15:36]  * Darky_love_mmm_ ><Astral_Projectio>--<hello
[15:36] <Astral_Projectio> would u recommend running photoshop cs3 under wine or under virtualbox?
[15:36] <luckyone> ikonia: during startup, fsck is trying to check the UUID of my old disk
[15:36] <ikonia> Astral_Projectio: windows
[15:37] <marius> I was trying it on wine, didn't worked for me
[15:37] <ikonia> luckyone: remove it from fstab
[15:37] <luckyone> ikonia: it isn't in /etc/fstab
[15:37] <less_annoying> anyone use opera?
[15:37] <ikonia> luckyone: it has to be
[15:37] <Darky_love_mmm_> iam using Opera.
[15:37] <ikonia> luckyone: that is where fsck takes teh uuid's
[15:37] <thiebaude> less_annoying:i do
[15:37] <less_annoying> does it crash when u save a pdf?
[15:37] <Darky_love_mmm_> o_O
[15:37] <less_annoying> or is it just my setup
[15:38] <ImmutableDark> that's racist
[15:38] <Darky_love_mmm_> :DDDDdd
[15:38] <luckyone> ikonia: the UUID in /etc/fstab is the right one, the one in /var/log/fsck/checkfs is wrong
[15:38] <ikonia> luckyone: thats a log
[15:38] <komputes> ghee: I'm not sure how to set-up via Jed direct, but if it's the same as the hp lj 4200 you might -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrintersHp
[15:38] <ikonia> luckyone: remove the log, remboot and see what the log says
[15:38] <rober1> hello community
[15:38] <luckyone> ikonia: I know - it is a log of what it tried to run fsck on
[15:38] <Astral_Projectio> ikonia, point is i dont want windows  :)
[15:38] <Darky_love_mmm_> hello rober1
[15:38] <ikonia> Astral_Projectio then use gimp
[15:39] <ikonia> luckyone: remove the log - reboot and verify what it says
[15:39] <Darky_love_mmm_> anybody speak russian, guys?:(
[15:39] <marius> gimp sucks :(
[15:39] <rober1> someone experienced with ath9k and atheros ar5008x 5418 on ubuntu hardy heron?
[15:39] <nasir_> hi
[15:39] <Astral_Projectio> i agree marius, it sucks compared to photoshop :|
[15:39] <luckyone> ikonia: the log was from 30 mins ago when I rebooted and it stopped the boot, gave me a prompt and said it couldn't find a volume with the UUID in the log file
[15:39] <danbh_intrepid> rober1: I have a little...
[15:39] <marius> what about gimpshop
[15:39] <ghee> komputes, thanks i'll take a look at that.  i didn't have any issues setting it up before (i.e., i didn't have any driver issues) and it showed up during the scan. this go around, though, it doesn't
[15:39] <Darky_love_mmm_> >_<
[15:39] <marius> have you tryed it ?
[15:40] <rober1> after several days of trying make it work I'm on the end with my latin
[15:40] <roundyz_cell> marius no it dosnt
[15:40] <ikonia> luckyone: do you have any lvm ?
[15:40] <marius> why ?
[15:40] <Darky_love_mmm_> zig heil!
[15:40] <Darky_love_mmm_> :D
[15:40] <luckyone> ikonia: no
[15:40] <marius> roundyz_cell, why do you say so ?
[15:40] <rober1> danbh_interpid could you make it work?
[15:40] <komputes> ghee: before, in a previous version of ubuntu or in another Operating System?
[15:40] <ikonia> luckyone: then the volume has to be in fstab
[15:41] <marius> could someone link me, to people, that could help me with my gnome dropdown aplications menu?
[15:41] <ghee> komputes, in an earlier edition of ubuntu
[15:41] <stickmasta> i need help formating my hard drive.
[15:41] <luckyone> ikonia: I will post /etc/fstab and the log into pastebin
[15:41] <roundyz_cell> it works well and provides all the tools you really need for video editing, the interface is simple too.
[15:41] <RoadHazard> which front end would you recommend for a pIII 500?
[15:41] <danbh_intrepid> rober1: yeah, it was a total fail for me too.  I didn't even know that hardy HAD ath9k.  Anyway, I'd say go for intrepid, which is being released quite soon.  If you can't wait, go for the testing version of intrepid
[15:41] <Astral_Projectio> marius, yes .. but thats not it
[15:41] <luckyone> !pastebin
[15:41] <marius> exactly my point
[15:41] <minimec> RoadHazard: xfce, fluxbox, e17 ...
[15:41] <Astral_Projectio> i was thinking i could get photoshop running
[15:41] <marius> thats why I need dual boot :D
[15:42] <ghee> komputes, actually, then too i initially had the same problem, it didn't show up...and then it did. is there a way to "refresh" when scanning?
[15:42] <komputes> ghee: hmmm, regression in auto-detecting a network printer. I would open a bug on Launchpad.net if you can constantly reproduce it.
[15:42] <RoadHazard> is e17 in the repos for hardy?
[15:42] <Astral_Projectio> well i havent used windows in years.. i think i couldnt get used to it now :|
[15:42] <rober1> danbh_interpid but did it work under intrepid?
[15:42] <roundyz_cell> i meant image editing not video, sorry
[15:42] <stickmasta> may i have some help?
[15:42] <thiebaude> Roadhazard:i use fluxbox, it's very low on system resources
[15:43] <thiebaude> !fluxbox
[15:43] <minimec> RoadHazard: http://e17.dunnewind.net/
[15:43] <rober1> I compiled the ath9k driver myself under hardy and it wasn't working.
[15:43] <LHC> i installed TINYme in 10 mins lol
[15:43] <marius> can someone help me with my gnome panel aplication pars dropdown menu not working ?
[15:43] <LHC> wow
[15:43] <roundyz_cell> !blackbox
[15:43] <thiebaude> synaptic has a ton of windows managers
[15:43] <fsiever77> !usb
[15:44] <rafaelscj> hello all! I don't want to use UTC, what should i do?
[15:44] <minimec> RoadHazard: That would be /etc/apt/sources.list:  deb http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu hardy e17
[15:44] <RoadHazard> synaptic is wonderful and all, but if you dont have a window manager installede yet?
[15:44] <roundyz_cell> !family guy
[15:44] <ukubuntu> Does anyone know of a conflict when one ubuntu hardy machine remote desktops into an equally set up machine on a local network?
[15:44] <luckyone> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59721/
[15:45] <roundyz_cell> !courting the ladies
[15:45] <thiebaude> Roadhazard:what OS are you running?
[15:45] <WDC> Hello. Last night I downloaded VBox OSE and not I can't open it. Before I could with the non-OSE. Any help?
[15:45] <roundyz_cell> damn?
[15:45] <danbh_intrepid> !tab | rober1  Im missing your messages because you are misspelling my name      tab makes it easy
[15:45] <ikonia> luckyone: check the uuid's with blkid
[15:45] <minimec> RoadHazard: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list. Add the entry 'ctrl'x to save. then sudo apt get install e17 gdm
[15:46] <rafaelscj> how do I to disable UTC?
[15:46] <WDC> Hello. Last night I downloaded VBox OSE and not I can't open it. Before I could with the non-OSE. Any help?
[15:46] <fsiever77> is there any possibility to set up a virtual usb port pointing to an ip address ?
[15:46] <luckyone> ikonia: updated
[15:46] <WDC> Oops. Sorry for double postr
[15:46] <minimec> RoadHazard: sudo apt-get install e17 gdm (sorry)
[15:46] <ikonia> luckyone: does it hang at boot or anything ?
[15:46] <luckyone> ikonia: yes, hangs on boot
[15:46] <davidroderick> Azlx: I suspect that a static IP has to be assigned by some authority because it must be unique in the world if connected to the internet
[15:46] <rober1> danbh_intrepid and ubottu thank you very much! :-) you know, I'm just a linuxnewbie
[15:47] <luckyone> ikonia: and I also removed sendmail - but it is still trying to start it
[15:47] <marius> I mean, places and system is working correctly, but aplication section is not :)
[15:47] <ikonia> luckyone: how did you remove sendmail ?
[15:47] <ikonia> luckyone: is the init script still there ?
[15:47] <luckyone> ikonia: apt-get remove sendmail && apt-get autoremove
[15:47] <ikonia> luckyone: most odd
[15:48] <WDC> I, last night, downloaded Vbox OSE, but now it won't open unlike before I downloaded the non-OSE.
[15:48] <luckyone> ikonia: yes, /etc/init.d/sendmail is still there
[15:48] <ikonia> luckyone: that should have gone
[15:48] <ikonia> most odd
[15:49] <Buckie> Hi I have a question : how can I install a program with all the dependencies from bash
[15:49] <ikonia> Buckie: apt-get
[15:49] <Buckie> yea
[15:49] <rober1> I've to bye guys
[15:49] <Spudz> My MP3's arenpt playing.   I must need a codec or something.  How to fix?
[15:49] <Buckie> ikonia i mean the software i need to install, need extra stuff
[15:50] <Buckie> so it wont install
[15:50] <scunizi> !mp3 | Spudz
[15:50] <Buckie> cause it needs package a,b,c,d,e,f,g
[15:50] <jeo_> Is there a simple way to make "active" connect between virtualbox (XP pro) and ubuntu? I got this idea of "active ISO" which I mount as a disk drive.
[15:50] <Spudz> scunizi: thanks!
[15:50] <ikonia> Buckie: it will get it all for you
[15:50] <ikonia> Buckie: just install the package you want
[15:50] <Buckie> so why dont it ?
[15:50] <Buckie> :/
[15:50] <jeo_> that shared netfoll is not good.
[15:50] <ikonia> Buckie: what is the error
[15:50] <Buckie> I install and it tells me it cant
[15:50] <Buckie> wtf =
[15:51] <jeo_> Buckie,  did you remember sudo :D
[15:51] <Buckie> lol
[15:51] <jeo_> :D
[15:51] <unop> Buckie, It's likely that you don't have all the ubuntu repositories enabled
[15:51] <Buckie> xD
[15:51] <komputes> marius: try resetting to default panels -> i'll reference this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=541031
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: I don't need to hear "wtf" please mind your langauge
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: just explain the error
[15:51] <Buckie> unop its a server
[15:51] <Buckie> but i dont know if that has anything to say
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: just because it's a server doesn't mean anything
[15:51] <Buckie> I want to install webmin
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: what is the error
[15:51] <unop> Buckie, still , a server needs repositories too
[15:51] <rafaelscj> How do i to disable UTC and use local time?
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: webmin doesn't exist as a package
[15:51] <Buckie> I download it
[15:51] <ikonia> Buckie: it's not supported by ubuntu
[15:51] <Buckie> and install
[15:51] <BlueEagle> Buckie: http://bash.org/?6460
[15:51] <cwillu> Buckie, you don't want to install webmin
[15:52] <FiReSTaRT> hey guys.. i need some help adding usb devices when using kvm in case they have alphanumeric vendor/product id
[15:52] <Buckie> ill give you error
[15:52] <cwillu> seriously deprecated
[15:52] <ikonia> Buckie: where did you download it from ?
[15:52] <ikonia> Buckie: ebox replaced webmin
[15:52] <Newfie_Ri> hello all
[15:52] <marius> komputes, thank's I'm checking that out
[15:52] <ikonia> Buckie: and to be blunt if you need webmin to run a server - you should consider using the desktop install as a server
[15:52] <FiReSTaRT> when the usb device has a numeric vendor/product id, i have no problems adding it, but if it's alphanumeric, i just can't get it to work
[15:52] <bn43> hi everyone - I would just like to know if I have a couple applications open, how can I go directly to an application rather than alt-tab in order to get to it?
[15:52] <Newfie_Ri> I got a question
[15:53] <cwillu> Newfie_Ri, just ask, don't ask to ask
[15:53] <cwillu> otherwise we'll just say no, and you'll be sad
[15:53] <Newfie_Ri> thanks, how to I find where a command is located?
[15:53] <Newfie_Ri> I am looking for ps
[15:54] <edlv> how can i install rapidshare manager in ubuntu.?
[15:54] <ikonia> Newfie_Ri: /usr/bin
[15:54] <Buckie> ok error (sorry for no pastebin but ill just put 1 of them they are all the same) : webmin depends on "openssl", BUT the packged "openssl" is not installed"
[15:54] <Newfie_Ri> thx
[15:54] <tant502> hi all, i would like to know does pidgin also support web camera
[15:54] <ikonia> Buckie: 1.) what version of ubuntu are you using 2.) where did you get the package from 3.) exactly what command did you use
[15:54] <Python1320>      
[15:54] <FiReSTaRT> tant502: not afik, but amsn does
[15:54] <edlv> tant520:pidgin doesnot support webcam
[15:54] <marius> komputes, sudo debconf gnome-panel works, I mean, gnome panel apears to be working correctly, but emerald torns off and after i exit terminal averything is back, not working
[15:54] <minimec> bn43: How would you like to switch applications?
[15:55] <luckyone> ikonia: what else is crazy is if I run /etc/init.d/checkfs start it works fine... that is what should be happening during startup, right?
[15:55] <FiReSTaRT> tant502: there's a deb of the new version 0.97.2 out there.. you should use that instead of the straight 0.97 that you get through synaptic b/c it has unstable connectivity
[15:55] <ikonia> luckyone: I'm trying to think where else that could be getting referenced from
[15:56] <bn43> minimec: I'm getting to be a keyboard junkie!  a key combination would be ideal
[15:56] <moes> Looking for command to open gnome main menu in Hardy 8.0.4 from command prompt
[15:56] <jckoster-edwards> how do i  install an external hard drive in ubuntu when it's not recognised on the system?
[15:56] <RoadHazard> should this command give me xserver properly installed on hardy... sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg xorg gdm
[15:56] <bn43> after a couple of hours of working on my pc, I have quite a large number of apps open
[15:56] <Buckie> ikonia 1 : ubuntu 8 server edition 2:  I downloaded it from a a webpage with wget, I used the command : sudo dpkg -i "filename"
[15:56] <minimec> bn43: So change the shortcut. I changed mine to <ctrl>Menu.
[15:56] <ikonia> Buckie: thats the problem then
[15:56] <luckyone> ikonia: a little background may help you... I moved this system to a different hard drive
[15:57] <ikonia> Buckie: it's not an ubuntu package aimed at the correct dependencies
[15:57] <bn43> so scroling to get to firefox becomes a bummer
[15:57] <ikonia> Buckie: contact the package vendor
[15:57] <bpat1182> anyone running a triple monitor set up with applications maximizing in one monitor, not all 3?
[15:57] <scunizi> jckoster-edwards, if it's new, unpartitioned and unformatted .. do that first then it should be recognized.
[15:57] <bn43> minimec: I don't get you?
[15:57] <Buckie> ikonia well, im noob i just want to install webmin :)
[15:57] <snowman> how can i load the network driver when runngin in recovery root console mode
[15:57] <ikonia> Buckie: contact the package vendor
[15:57] <Buckie> ikonia I dont even know what a package vendor is :/
[15:57] <ikonia> Buckie: or as I said, use the desktop install, or ebox
[15:58] <ikonia> Buckie: the person who made the package
[15:58] <jckoster-edwards> it has media on it from windows but i no longer have windows or a apartition. im just running ubuntu 7.10
[15:58] <edlv> how do i install rapidshare manager in ubuntu?
[15:58] <RoadHazard> snowman try sudo /etc/init.d/networking start
[15:58] <Buckie> ikonia I think you misunderstod the question
[15:58] <FiReSTaRT> tant502: http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=amsn just pick the 32 or the 64 bit version depending on what you're running
[15:58] <ikonia> Buckie: did I ?
[15:58] <scunizi> jckoster-edwards, try a different port in your computer to plug it in.
[15:58] <minimec> bn43: 'Switch window' is mapped to shortcut <ctrl>Tab. I changed this shortcut to <ctrl>Menu, because I am much faster with this shortcut.
[15:58] <komputes> marius: emerald? are you using an old version of ubuntu w/compiz
[15:59] <FiReSTaRT> so any ideas on my kvm/qemu question? how do i add a usb device with alphanumeric vendor/product ids?
[15:59] <ad_> anyone can confirm this is the newest intrpuid ibex ? http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/beta
[15:59] <marius> hmm, I'm using hardy and emerald themes
[15:59] <Randal1> I updated to ubuntu 8.04 LTS and i have 2 problems: GRUB didn't update? and my video card is not detected
[15:59] <snowman> RoadHazard: I tried, but still no connection :-(
[15:59] <marius> no compiz :D
[15:59] <komputes> marius: when you take away advanced desktop effects, does your panel react normally?
[15:59] <Buckie> ikonia yea...but thatnks for you time anyway
[15:59] <ikonia> !ibex > ad_
[15:59] <FiReSTaRT> ad_: it's the beta.. the stable version should come out in under 2 weeks
[15:59] <komputes> marius: in Sys > Prefs > Appearances
[15:59] <the_darkside_986> How do I reset the list of all valid and default monitor modes when I plug in a new monitor (without reinstalling the whole OS)?
[15:59] <marius> no
[15:59] <ad_> is the beta pretty stable?
[15:59] <ikonia> Buckie: that package is not a package made by ubuntu - nor does it look like it's meant for your ubuntu version, so I suggest you contact the package maintainer to, OR use a supported product like ebox OR use the desktop version
[15:59] <jckoster-edwards> its still not working
[16:00] <ikonia> ad_: no
[16:00] <jspiro> scuser: did you get help?  if not, try #ubuntu-server or #ldap
[16:00] <marius> affects are gone, but applications still not working
[16:00] <jspiro> j #slap
[16:00] <jspiro> oops
[16:00] <jspiro> i meant /k
[16:00] <jspiro> i meant /j
[16:00] <snowman> RoadHazard: now it works! thx 4 help
[16:00] <Randal1> ﻿I updated to ubuntu 8.04 LTS and i have 2 problems: GRUB didn't update? and my video card is not detected
[16:00] <Lanoxx> how do i find out the ubuntu version from console
[16:00] <luckyone> ikonia: so, I have removed some of the files in /etc/init.d what do I need to modify so those don't try to get called during boot?
[16:00] <RoadHazard> welcome snowman
[16:00] <komputes> the_darkside_986: when you boot, you have a Grub menu, press ESC and select "recovery mode" from there you shoukld see a "fix X server" option
[16:00] <ikonia> luckyone: if they are gone from /etc/init.d, they won't get called
[16:00] <moes>  Looking for command to open gnome main menu in Hardy 8.0.4 from command prompt
[16:01] <Lanoxx> nvm
[16:01] <komputes> the_darkside_986: this is a new feature in hardy
[16:01] <mindframe> am I correct in thinking that lines in /etc/crypttab should automatically be opened and mapped during boot?
[16:01] <scunizi> jckoster-edwards, I'm poking in the dark here but you might look for it using "sudo fdisk -l".. that will give you a list of current partitions and drives and their mount points.. if you see it there but not mounted you'll have to manually mount it.
[16:02] <tant502> firestart: will try amsn. thanks in advance
[16:02] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[16:02] <marius> I think, that I accidentaly removed all antries
[16:02] <perversus> hello all,hola a todos
[16:02] <marius> but that doesn't explain, why edit menus not working
[16:04] <the_darkside_986> komputes, thanks
[16:04] <FiReSTaRT> tant502: no problem.. just make sure you download the deb of the newest release because the older release had issues with the new connection protocol that msn switched to
[16:04] <moes>  Looking for command to open gnome main menu in Hardy 8.0.4 from command prompt
[16:05] <FiReSTaRT> hola perversus.. ke tal?
[16:06] <bro_bi> dani
[16:06] <jspiro> ActionParsnip: i have an OT question for you.  come join me in #ubuntu-offtopic and ping me there
[16:06] <bn43> hi I press <alt>tab to scroll and get to applications - is there a way go directly to an application rather than scroll via alt-tab
[16:06] <smm289> I created a torrent with Azeurus, and I am using the embedded tracker.  Will peeps be able to find the torrent if they do a search, on something like torrentZ.com
[16:06] <bn43> ?
[16:06] <Roey> HI
[16:06] <Roey> anyone here use KVM/QEMU?
[16:07] <ikonia> Roey: yes
[16:07] <Roey> ikonia:  I try to add my USB device with -usbdevice host:.... but I keep getting "could not add USB device host:..."
[16:08] <ikonia> Roey: thats a queu issue, take that to #qemu
[16:08] <FiReSTaRT> ikonia: i have the same problem with alphanumeric id's but numeric id's work just fine
[16:08] <Roey> ikonia:  not kvm?
[16:08] <ikonia> Roey: no
[16:08] <ikonia> FiReSTaRT: what same problem ?
[16:08] <FiReSTaRT> ikonia: as Roey
[16:08] <Randal1> ﻿ ﻿I updated to ubuntu 8.04 LTS and i have 2 problems: GRUB didn't update? and my video card is not detected
[16:09] <Roey> hey FiReSTaRT
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: id resolve grub first
[16:09] <luckyone> Does anyone have opinions on video card drivers for ATI chipsets? I am considering upgrading my Nvidia 5200 to an ATI Radeon HD
[16:09] <scunizi> !grub | Randal1
[16:09] <Randal1> well uh like it loads to hardy heron it just says "7.10
[16:09] <ActionParsnip> luckyone: ati can be a pain to setup, id look at people reviewing the card under linux nad how to set up the drivers
[16:09] <ikonia> luckyone: ati are the worst of the two for drivers
[16:10] <ikonia> Roey: where does it say 7.10
[16:10] <ikonia> oops
[16:10] <ikonia> Randal1: where does it say 7.10
[16:10] <luckyone> Thanks for the tips
[16:10] <marius> :(
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> luckyone: nvidia are much better for linux support
[16:11] <Randal1> ikonia: in the list of boot options
[16:11] <jomblo> hai
[16:11] <titan_> What's a good timer program for Linux, one I can set to go off every few minutes?
[16:11] <darkness> My GeForce2 MX Integrated Graphics card still won't work, I've tried restricted drivers, and now I've tried EnvyNG but nothing helps, they both just cause my computer not to boot properly... Any suggestions?
[16:11] <moes> Can the main menu in Hardy be opened from a command prompt
[16:11] <ikonia> Randal1: edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst thenm
[16:11] <ikonia> themn
[16:11] <aadil> wait a minute
[16:11] <ikonia> then
[16:11] <darkness> no
[16:12] <jrib> !cron | titan_
[16:12] <scunizi> darkness, GeForce2 MX 440?
[16:12] <aadil> i thought ati open sourced its drivers for linux?
[16:12] <ikonia> aadil: no
[16:12] <darkness> scunizi, It's just an integrated, not 440... at least I don't think it is...
[16:12] <luckyone> I don't think my Geforce 5200 can drive 1920x1080 at 60 hertz, makes my HDTV look terrible
[16:12] <titan_> jrib I don't need it to execute anything, I just want an alarm to go off every few minutes
[16:12] <Randal1> ikonia: what would i type in terminal to do that? and what do i change?
[16:12] <scunizi> darkness, on a Dell?
[16:12] <jrib> titan_: execute something to act as an alarm?
[16:12] <ikonia> Randal1: use any text editor you want, and just change the description text
[16:13] <darkness> scunizi, no... its an ASUS A7N266-VM motherboard
[16:13] <titan_> lol I guess I could do that, thanks jrib
[16:13] <snowman> I cannot install the gnoe-desktop-environment because of a broken package. Is there a source where I can find a good package?
[16:13] <jrib> titan_: apt-cache search alarm     turns up some stuff (like kalarm)
[16:13] <ikonia> snowman: what is the broken package
[16:13] <ikonia> snowman: and what version of ubuntu
[16:13] <titan_> oh cool, thanks
[16:13] <aadil> i see
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> snowman: id resolve the package as it can cause issues later
[16:14] <luckyone> but, I think this - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814133236 - might drive it better
[16:14] <tobiasu> luckyone: the information you've got is only true for binary drivers, when it comes to open source, ati is way ahead
[16:14] <snowman> ikonia: hardy, the broken package is gnome
[16:14] <ikonia> snowman: install the package "ubuntu-desktop"
[16:14] <luckyone> tobiasu: yeah, I thought ATI GPL'd their drivers, hence I thought it would work better
[16:14] <scunizi> darkness, someone mentioned earlier an easy 1st step to try to resolve this.. on reboot choose the rescue line and when loading hit escape.. it's suppose to ask you if you want to fix X..  after that it's more of the same poking around and trying different things..
[16:14] <snowman> ikonia: it's this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-keyring-manager/+bug/190950/+viewstatus
[16:15] <tobiasu> luckyone: no they didn't gpl their drivers, but they release docs for the DRI project
[16:15] <tobiasu> so these guys can add proper support, which is what they do
[16:15] <Randal1> so with my other problem my graphics card isn't detected in Hardy Heron
[16:15] <snowman> ikonia: i'll try ubuntu-desktop. thx
[16:15] <luckyone> ikonia: I am going to watch this thing boot again... see how it does after manually removing scripts from init.d
[16:15] <darkness> scunizi, I figured out the startup thing... but I can't seem to find anything that will allow my graphics card to work...
[16:15] <Scurz_> hi
[16:15] <tobiasu> if you can, get an older card (~2years),for more details read the dri wiki
[16:16] <scunizi> darkness, sometimes it helps to just use the nv driver until you figure it out..
[16:16] <darkness> scunizi, you mean enabling the restricted driver?
[16:16] <marius> aplications panel dropdown menu not working :(
[16:16] <Randal1> ﻿ so with my other problem my graphics card isn't detected in Hardy Heron (it's a Nvidia, but when i enable it, it isn't detected and messes but my screen resolution)
[16:17] <Scurz_> I just installed kwifimanger for managing the wifi, I see the wifi access point, but "signal level=0" what to do ? but, I can be connected to the wifi if I use the terminal without problem
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: what card is it?
[16:17] <scunizi> darkness, no the nv driver is  a generic driver.. opensource.. it typically works when others don't.
[16:17] <hypn0> what is the difference between sun java, and openjdk?
[16:17] <Aquahallic> can someone tell me how I can set for vnc to show the screen larger?
[16:17] <darkness> scunizi, thanks, I'll use that one for now i guess...
[16:17] <Randal1> action: where do i find exactly what it is?
[16:18] <darksifer> hi, i hv a nvidia card n installed driver 173.xxx. and i am using the default orange theme human. and i have enable visual effects to extra. now i am having problem with the window decoration. i have already surfed the web n i found many solutions but none of them worked for me. i will be grateful to you if you can help me out. plz
[16:19] <wishie> i have an issue with my laptop (HP DV2839TX) where some of the 'extra keys' dont produce any keycodes at all.. xev doesnt see them, dumpkeys doesnt see them etc.. yet i know they work (tested in the 'other' OS).. where should i start to get them supported in linux ?
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: you need a line or 2 added to xorg.conf
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: i'll just pastebin mine
[16:19] <mitchell> please anyone who can help me with my webcam say I. i get this error
[16:19] <mitchell> Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Could not negotiate format
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: http://pastebin.com/f736743df
[16:19] <ShinobiTeno> hey ppl, i have a quick generic q on localization. Are Linux apps "carry" and provide localization files locally, or every distro has own localization for certain app?
[16:20] <lovebot> hi guys
[16:20] <lovebot> i've got a problem
[16:20] <lovebot> concerning my resfreshrate
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: line 78
[16:20] <mitchell> i installed the driver with easycam and the webcams light is on
[16:20] <darksifer> should i restart after changing mine
[16:21] <darksifer> ActionParsnip: only line 78
[16:21] <lovebot> hi guys
[16:21] <darksifer> and thats all??
[16:21] <mitchell> and when i run v4l i get Video for Linux (v4l): Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: yeah add that line to the same section inyour xorg.conf then restart x
[16:21] <zimbres> I want to export some variables at boot time, what file should i place them?
[16:21] <mitchell> anyone please aid me
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: yeah should be fine then. its an nvidia thing
[16:22] <lovebot> hi guys
[16:22] <lovebot> i cant set my freshrate to 75
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> !hi | lovebot
[16:22] <Scurz_> nobody for my question ?
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> lovebot: edit xorg.conf to allow the refresh rate
[16:22] <jclbrt> why are flash  videos so choppy when playing full screen on websites like youtube and hulu
[16:22] <mitchell> i really dont wana buy a new webcam when i have a built in one
[16:22] <lovebot> yeah i edited it ... but i wont change
[16:22] <lovebot> it
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: id stick to terminal if you can do it that way
[16:23] <lovebot> ?
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | mitchell
[16:23] <jclbrt> should i be using a different flash plugin other than the flash-nonfree
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> lovebot: yuo need gksudo to edit it, you cant edit it as a user
[16:23] <oso_> ola
[16:23] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: what do you mwan by "id stick" ?
[16:23] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: gnash
[16:24] <mitchell> thanks
[16:24] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: if you can do it in terminal, do it there. No need for an extra app cluttering the place up
[16:24] <Randal1> action: how do i check the exact name of my graphics card?
[16:24] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: would that fix the choppy video playback i get when playing flash fullscreen
[16:24] <venger> zimbres, if you want them global to the session one place is to put them in .bashrc before the if [ -z PS1 ] condition at the beginning of the file otherwise at the end if you just want it available to interactive terminal
[16:24] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿hey ppl, i have a generic q on localization. Are Linux apps "carry" and provide localization files locally, or every distro has own localization for certain app?
[16:24] <ShinobiTeno> anyone aware?
[16:24] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: I just want to use a graphic software for managagin the wifi...
[16:24] <Shawnc> Hi, how do i make my comp connect to my wireless network?
[16:24] <Scurz_> managing*
[16:24] <Newfie_Ri> hello all, i am trying to c compile a program that uses the system() function. I used sytem("/usr/bin/ps"), but it says command not found... anyone have any idea whats going wrong?
[16:24] <Shawnc> im running ubuntu
[16:25] <jclbrt> Shawnc: does ur computer see ur wireless card
[16:25] <darksifer> ActionParsnip: but the entry is already there?
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: theres wifi-radar you could try
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: theres 1 more line very similar
[16:25] <mitchell> ActionParsnip do you know what i should do for this? Video for Linux (v4l): Could not get/set settings from/on resource.
[16:25] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: wifi-radar has bugs on the laptop
[16:25] <Shawnc> well i can click open on the wireless, click connect, put in the pass and all, it just wont connect.
[16:25] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: so I can't use it
[16:26] <oso_> hola
[16:26] <MetaMorfoziS> Hi all.
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> darksifer: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-392734.html
[16:26] <Newfie_Ri> hello all, i am trying to compile a c program that uses the system() function. I used sytem("/usr/bin/ps"), but it says command not found... anyone have any idea whats going wrong?
[16:26] <MetaMorfoziS> Does anybody can tell me any real reason that why sun-java6-plugin depends on firefox3.0?!
[16:26] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: maybe the app you are using now had bugs too
[16:26] <oso_> hola
[16:26] <darksifer> ActionParsnip:http://pastebin.com/m55987274
[16:26] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: so, do you know another soft?
[16:27] <oso_> com entro a ubuntu.es
[16:27] <Shawnc> jclbrt: well i can click open on the wireless, click connect, put in the pass and all, it just wont connect.
[16:27] <lovebot> i dont get it ... everythings set but i cant change it
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: i just edit /etc/network/interfaces to get it connected. GUI apps suck
[16:27] <Randal1> ﻿actionparsnip: how do i check the exact name of my graphics card?
[16:27] <Newfie_Ri> alright, i guess noone is on that can help me, thanks anyways
[16:27] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: non
[16:28] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: and if I want to be connected to another wifi network??
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: lspci
[16:28] <ShinobiTeno> anyone know how localization works in linux? Are things translated on per application or per distro basis?.. For normal applications.
[16:28] <jclbrt> Shawnc: have you tried with a different wireless router somewhere else?
[16:28] <jclbrt> can it connect to open networks?
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: then id have a multitude od interface files to copy in. I have desktop pcs which dont move
[16:29] <Randal1> looks like i have a Geforce MX 420\
[16:29] <Shawnc> yeah
[16:29] <Shawnc> and it wont connect to them
[16:29] <Shawnc> i tried
[16:29] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: I use a laptop...
[16:29] <remoadmin> hello, what is the password for root?
[16:29] <oso_> ola
[16:29] <lovebot> ur login accout password
[16:29] <Scurz_> remoadmin: the user's password
[16:29] <jclbrt> what type of computer is it shawnc?
[16:30] <Shawnc> only connects when im wired
[16:30] <oso_> como entro a  ubuntu.es
[16:30] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: and I prefer to have a soft which scans all wifi networks
[16:30] <Shawnc> just tried another one.
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: you can have a few interface files approriately named that you can have ready to rename to the main file. I have an EEEPC setup like this. I have scripts in /usr/bin to rename them across then restart my networking
[16:30] <mitchell> webcam is irratating me
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> Scurz_: im not the guy to ask, sorry
[16:30] <ShinobiTeno> k got, my answer from another channels. For those interested: ﻿apps are localized upstream. if a distribution does extra work on it, they send their fixes upstream as well. cya.
[16:30] <Shawnc> its a toshiba satellite
[16:30] <Randal1> ActionParsnip: ﻿looks like i have a Geforce MX 420...it worked on 7.10\
[16:30] <Scurz_> ActionParsnip: ok...
[16:31] <mitchell> any ideas: Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Could not negotiate format???
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: you could try envyng-gtk
[16:31] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: gnash doesn't work with hulu videos
[16:31] <jckoster-edwards> how do i format my ntfs ext hard drive to be read and write on my ubuntu 7.10
[16:31] <pragmatic> ntfsprogs
[16:31] <jspiro> jckoster-edwards: wrong question?
[16:31] <ShinobiTeno> another small question, What favour of *buntu will run on 256RAM P4?
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: it doesnt support a lot of stuff the nonfree one does
[16:32] <jckoster-edwards> its not recognized on linux
[16:32] <Randal1> ActionParsnip: what is that? and how do i get it?
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> jckoster-edwards: you need ntfs-3g to mount it
[16:32] <jspiro> jckoster-edwards: what ActionParsnip said
[16:32] <jspiro> :)
[16:32] <jckoster-edwards> where do i get that?
[16:32] <jspiro> !ntfs
[16:32] <jspiro> !ntfs-3g
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> Randal1: sudo apt-get -y install envyng-gtk; gksudo envyng-gtk
[16:32] <oso_> como entro a ubuntu.es
[16:33] <Oric> !NTFS-3g
[16:33] <darksifer> thank you it worked
[16:33] <jspiro> !tell oso_ about es
[16:33] <Enissay> I've deleted the Trash from my panel, how can i get it back??
[16:33] <lovebot> press add to panel
[16:33] <lovebot> right click -> add to panel
[16:33] <lovebot> -> trash can
[16:34] <remoadmin> how do i log in as root?
[16:34] <Regel> you dont
[16:34] <Regel> !sudo > remoadmin
[16:34] <lovebot> Can someone help me?? I can't set my refreshrate to 75 even though everything is set
[16:34] <Enissay> lovebot: thks
[16:34] <lovebot> no problem
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> remoadmin: you dont need to ever, you have sudo
[16:35] <Enissay> lovebot: how can i move it left or right??
[16:35] <lovebot> right click on it and click on move
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> !root | remoadmin
[16:35] <lovebot> or something
[16:35] <Enissay> lovebot: right
[16:35] <lovebot> and now u can move it on the panel
[16:35] <Regel> !sudo
[16:36] <Ice_Max> i need some help configurig grub
[16:37] <jckoster-edwards> how do i config it through ntfs-3g to make it read
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> !grub | Ice_Max
[16:37] <Enissay> lovebot: now it's on the left of my desktop icons, i want to put it on the right
[16:37] <ActionParsnip> jckoster-edwards: to just read you can mount it without ntfs-3g
[16:38] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: Do you have any idea why when using the non-free flash plugin that the videos are very choppy in fullscreen?
[16:38] <lovebot> enissay : just move it
[16:39] <Ice_Max> why do i have all the different version of hte linux kernel to select from when grub starts and how can i get rid of them or change the order there in?
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: not sure
[16:39] <casperr> hello
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: have you installed graphics drivers?
[16:40] <lovebot> God damn ... why cant i set my resfreshrate
[16:40] <casperr> im using 8.04LTS and I did some updates, but not all of them finished, and now whenever I try to install anything I get "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem."
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> lovebot: you need to add them to xorg.conf
[16:41] <lovebot> yes but
[16:41] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: yea and it does support 3D and everything else works fine including other videos... just flash videos are choppy
[16:41] <Regel> casperr: do as it says "sudo dpkg  --configure -a
[16:41] <jclbrt> someone said my computer was to slow, but there is no way that is true
[16:41] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: are you using compiz by any chance?
[16:41] <casperr> but when I run it. it fails with http://paste.ubuntu.com/59735/
[16:42] <jclbrt> yea... ActionParsnip but i turned it off and same thing
[16:42] <LogicalThought> i'm trying to connect remote desktop from ubuntu box to windows xp box
[16:42] <Enissay> lovebot: it's done thks
[16:42] <Tulga> my apache server's CPU and memory usage is very high. then I want add another server and they work like 1 big fast server. is it load balancing? or cluster?
[16:42] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: hmm, are you using nspluginwrapper
[16:42] <LogicalThought> i allowed access to remote from windows box
[16:42] <Regel> casperr: what is the output of "df"
[16:43] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: i looked it up and alot of ppl have been having this problem and no one has had a solution they all keeps saying that adobe flash 9 is very poorly written for linux and adobe is aware of the problem
[16:43] <jclbrt> but i see other machines running ubuntu with flash and their videos are fine
[16:43] <casperr> Regel: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59738/
[16:43] <jclbrt> and no i do not hve nspluginwrapper
[16:44] <jckoster-edwards> how do i format my ntfs ext hard drive to be read and write on my ubuntu 7.10'
[16:44] <jckoster-edwards> i am only running ubuntu
[16:44] <Regel> casperr: we have found the problem: there's no room left on /boot
[16:44] <casperr> Regel: oh, how can I clear some space
[16:44] <Regel> casperr: if you have extra kernels, you could remove one of the older ones
[16:44] <casperr> okay
[16:45] <dsch04> Afternoon all
[16:45] <Ice_Max> if i dont wnat grub to time out when choosing an OS to boot, what should i change the timeout value to in the menu.lst?
[16:45] <eragon_88> hi
[16:45] <casperr> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59739/
[16:45] <casperr> which ones should I remove ?
[16:45] <dsch04> Am running 8.04.1 - the "default" panel at the top of the screen has disappeared.
[16:45] <Regel> casperr: I mean remove using synaptic
[16:45] <dsch04> How do I restore it?
[16:45] <casperr> oh okay
[16:45] <bentob0x> how do I downgrade Flash 10?
[16:45] <casperr> whats the kernel package names ?
[16:45] <bentob0x> to Flash 9?
[16:45] <Regel> casperr: that way it removes cleanly, doesnt mess up your system
[16:45] <dsch04> I've created a new panel, but it desn't have the menu on it, or any of the default items.
[16:46] <eragon_88> i am having trouble configuring my psx emulator and need
[16:46] <eragon_88> help
[16:47] <jckoster-edwards> i need some help
[16:47] <eragon_88> same here
[16:47] <casperr> oh and how am I gonna remove it with synaptic if I cant use it
[16:48] <Regel> casperr: oh, right :D
[16:48] <eragon_88> youi may have apt get open
[16:48] <Kartagis> how do i tell NetworkManager not to mess with /etc/resolv.conf? there was a setting with /etc/nsswitch.conf but I don't remember it now
[16:48] <Regel> casperr: sudo apt-get --purge <the-older-kernel> -force
[16:48] <Regel> ?
[16:48] <Regel> or something like that
[16:48] <ronzilla_> Nvidia X server settings question:  How do I save the configuration to keep my dual monitors enabled after reboots?  When I click Save to X config file its denied
[16:49] <casperr> Regel: whats the kernel package names ?
[16:49] <ActionParsnip> ronzilla_:  you need gksudo gedit to edit it
[16:49] <Regel> casperr: hmm... i think i might have found an alternative solution
[16:49] <Regel> casperr: what's on /dev/sda2 ?
[16:50] <casperr> Regel: swap
[16:50] <Regel> casperr: you could use ubuntu live-cd to resize /boot, and then boot up ubuntu, and the problem should be gone
[16:50] <Regel> a bit smaller swap and bigger /boot
[16:51] <kushalsejwal> I have a friend who is using gtalk on windows If I want to voice chat with him can I do so in Ekiga?
[16:51] <casperr> i downloaded the basic livecd
[16:51] <casperr> will it still work ?
[16:51] <IdleOne> !intrepid > IdleOne
[16:52] <kushalsejwal> !intrepid > kushalsejwal
[16:52] <Regel> casperr: it should work, if there's a gparted on it
[16:52] <angusthefuzz> ronzilla_: you need to run nvidia-settings as root
[16:53] <Regel> casperr: you could also download gparted live-cd and resize them using it
[16:53] <Ice_Max> ﻿if i don't want grub to time out when choosing an OS to boot, what should i change the timeout value to in the menu.lst?
[16:53] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: yeah just make it some stupendous number
[16:54] <kushalsejwal>  I have a friend who is using gtalk on windows If I want to voice chat with him can I do so in Ekiga?
[16:54] <Lilinallte> Q: is there a failsafe way of installing Vista on a second hd, after having installed Ubuntu?
[16:54] <ronzilla_> thanks angus
[16:54] <ronzilla_> thats good now
[16:54] <ronzilla_> !mount
[16:54] <Ice_Max> ActionParsnip: ok, and is it safe to delete OS chocies i dont need? i have like 3 olde kernel version i dont need in the boot menu
[16:55] <xiamx> I have a problem with complie mono2.0, stucked with monoliner.exe for hours, anyone has a solution?
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: backup the file before you play and experiment
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: sudo cp /boot/grub/menu.lst ﻿/boot/grub/menu.lst_old
[16:55] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: then go crazy
[16:56] <casperr> Regel: word thanks
[16:56] <Crosswing> Hi. I have a box with two IP addresses, each being able to download at 1mbps. Is there any software I can use to download the same file, but using both network interfaces, so I can get speeds up to 2mpbs?
[16:56] <lovebot> back ...
[16:56] <Ice_Max> Actionparsnip: yeha i jsut tried saving it andit said i dont have permissions, so i guess i need sudo
[16:57] <lovebot> didnt work pretty well ....
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Crosswing: http://www.debuntu.org/2006/02/23/8-using-multiple-network-device-to-connect-to-the-internet
[16:57] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:57] <indian_munnda> can nayone tell me any good client for vpn network????
[16:57] <P> hawnc
[16:58] <casperr> When i enabled dual monitor compiz stopped working
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: you need to be root to edit it, since its a gui app you use gksudo
[16:58] <casperr> but like i wanna use awn
[16:58] <casperr> anyone know why this might HAPPEN ?
[16:58] <casperr> stupid caps
[16:58] <acalbaza_> anyone have performance issues with samba shares?  seems like the throughput is horrible with ubuntu...
[16:58] <ActionParsnip> acalbaza_: ive had this
[16:59] <acalbaza_> ActionParsnip: any fix?
[16:59] <ActionParsnip> acalbaza_: let me look at my smb.conf file, theres some stuff to edit out
[16:59] <acalbaza_> ActionParsnip: thanks!
[16:59] <indian_munnda> !vpn
[16:59] <Kartagis> how do i tell NetworkManager not to mess with /etc/resolv.conf? there was a setting with /etc/nsswitch.conf but I don't remember it now
[17:00] <Crosswing> ActionParsnip, thanks. I'm going to read that carefully and see if it helps. :)
[17:01] <Tankado> any irc bot that can let me execute commands on the shell and direct the output to the irc channel ?
[17:01] <Tankado> let me execute the commands from the irc channel
[17:01] <casperr> for some reason direct rendering isnt working with dual monitors
[17:01] <casperr> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59741/ - thats my xorg.conf
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> acalbaza_: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-server-73/extremly-slow-samba-536370/
[17:01] <ActionParsnip> acalbaza_: http://www.linuxsa.org.au/pipermail/linuxsa/2002-August/043425.html
[17:02] <remoadmin> is AR5007EG wifi available?
[17:02] <Regel> remoadmin: should work, at least with ndiswrapper
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> remoadmin: http://sudan.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=914426
[17:04] <ronzilla_> whats the command to display all your HD's?
[17:04] <ronzilla_> fdisk -l ?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> ronzillasudo fdisk -l
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> ronzilla_ it needs root
[17:04] <Crosswing> ActionParsnip, it's not actually what I'm looking for, I already have both IP addresses set up. I'm looking for away to simultaneously use them when downloading something, so I'll get that file twice as fast.
[17:04] <Crosswing> s/away/a way
[17:04] <dsch04> OK, so I figured out that I need to restore my gnome-panel coonfiguration, but don't know how
[17:04] <dsch04> Any ideas?
[17:04] <ActionParsnip> Crosswing: i think halfway down tells you how. Looked promising to me
[17:05] <Pinky> w 29
[17:05] <ActionParsnip> Crosswing: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-481961.html
[17:05] <rocco> hey all
[17:06] <rocco> any reason why apache doesn't work on ubuntu?
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> dsch04: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/
[17:06] <ronzilla_> how do i mount the drives?
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> dsch04: only rename the folders rather than delete them
[17:06] <dsch04> ActionParsnip: That sounds promising... :)
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> !mount | ronzilla
[17:06] <jrib> rocco: best to just ask the channel your question
[17:06] <rocco> jrib, that is the question
[17:06] <ActionParsnip> dsch04: only delete them when you are happy with the result
[17:06] <rocco> using ipv6
[17:06] <jrib> rocco: no, there is no reason as apache works fine on ubuntu...
[17:06] <rocco> sorry I did omit some information
[17:07] <Ice_Max> ActionParsnip: i made a backup fo menu.lst by copying it to my desktop and renaming it, that should be ok right?
[17:07] <jrib> rocco: with ipv6 I have no experience
[17:07] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: you can have the copy in the same directory if you want but as long as there is a copy that works and you know where it is its fine
[17:07] <jrib> rocco: do you get errors when you start apache?
[17:07] <rocco> no
[17:08] <jclbrt> why doesn't my /whois command work in Xchat.... that makes no sense to me
[17:08] <jrib> rocco: how does it not work exactly?
[17:08] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: now you have a backup you can go crazy on the current menu.lst safe ni the knowledge you can roll back
[17:08] <Ice_Max> ActionParsnip: ok, im gonna reboot and hope i didn't delete anything important
[17:08] <rocco> it's not listening on the ipv6 interface
[17:08] <jclbrt> rocco: IPv6 is a protocol not an interface
[17:08] <rocco> ok bad choice of words
[17:08] <ronzilla_> !fstab
[17:09] <jclbrt> u are more likely using IPv4 rocco
[17:09] <jrib> rocco: what version of ubuntu?
[17:09] <jclbrt> if u r in the states
[17:09] <rocco> Gutsy and Hardy
[17:09] <rocco> I don't want to use ipv4
[17:09] <rocco> I wan to use ipv6
[17:09] <jclbrt> ...........
[17:09] <Regel> rocco: you need an ISP which supports ipv6 i think
[17:09] <rocco> no
[17:09] <rocco> I just want to do this locally
[17:09] <Regel> no?
[17:09] <Regel> oh
[17:09] <rocco> and I have a sixxs account
[17:09] <jrib> rocco: bug 212554 claims it works in hardy but only after a restart.  Have you rebooted?
[17:10] <rocco> so I do have a /48 account
[17:10] <rocco> sorry subnet
[17:10] <rocco> yes, restarted several times
[17:10] <dsch04> Aha! I'd already found that page, but only tried the first-listed solution!
[17:10] <dsch04> Thanks.
[17:10] <luckyone> anyone in here use checkinstall?
[17:10] <Regel> yup
[17:10] <ActionParsnip> dsch04: cool
[17:11] <luckyone> have you seen the error where it says cannot change permissions of '/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig'
[17:11] <jclbrt> why would one use IPv6?
[17:11] <luckyone> I am trying to install x264 that I just built
[17:11] <G__81> i ve Dell Inspiron 1500 installed with 8.04 and it was working fine. I have a Nvidia Geforce 8400 M GS card i installed the nvidia drivers by compiling it as there is a bug open
[17:11] <rocco> for a start it means that if ipv4 fails due to misconfiguration you can still reach a machine
[17:11] <G__81> but i dont know i installed some package and now i am not getting the graphics again
[17:11] <G__81> cacn someone help me please?
[17:12] <DoTToR_GaLLiaNi> ciao
[17:12] <DoTToR_GaLLiaNi> forza milan!!
[17:12] <danbh_intrepid> G__81: is it a new install?
[17:12] <ActionParsnip> !nvidia | G__81
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: looks like yuo scored dude
[17:13] <jclbrt> IPv6 and IPv4 are two completely separate protocols. IPv6 is not backwards compatible with IPv4, and IPv4 hosts and routers will not be able to deal directly with IPv6 traffic (and vice versa).
[17:13] <Ice_Max> Actionparsnip: all is well, thans for the help
[17:13] <G__81> danbh_intrepid, i did a new install and it worked fine but i installed some packages and today and now i dont have nvidia running and my display runs in very low config
[17:13] <rocco> jclbrt, I know about ipv6
[17:13] <Ice_Max> *thanks
[17:13] <rocco> this is not an ipv6 n00b questoin
[17:13] <rocco> it's a why isn't apache working with ipv6 question
[17:13] <arvind_khadri> G__81, tried envyng?
[17:13] <jclbrt> so..... how would u communicate with an IPv4 machine out of curiosity
[17:13] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: if you use the vbacking up of conf files before playing you save a TONNE of heartache, most idiots go headlong and edit system sensitive files then moan their system is borked
[17:14] <rocco> you'd use ipv4
[17:14] <G__81> arvind_khadri, it does not work in that way there is a bug which says to download it from nvidia.com and compile it
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: you can ancapsulate ipv4 frames in ipv6
[17:14] <G__81> it was working
[17:14] <Gloom> hi there
[17:14] <ActionParsnip> hi Gloom
[17:14] <rocco> but if you have two machines o nthe same subnet using ipv6 and ipv4 if one fails you can still talk with ipv6 using link-local
[17:14] <Ice_Max> ActionParsnip: i've gotten burned too many times in windows to know the importance of back ups
[17:14] <G__81> i just want to know whether this package is installed by default
[17:14] <G__81> linux-restricted-modules-common
[17:14] <G__81> or i want to know whether i installed it today
[17:14] <Gloom> I'm trying to remount my / as read-only, but it seems to ignore every mount command...
[17:14] <Gloom> any trick=
[17:15] <Gloom> ?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> Ice_Max: hang in here you'll see some horrific storys that can easily have been avoided
[17:15] <jclbrt> ActionParsnip: isn't that like Dual IPv6/IPv4 Stacks?
[17:15] <Lede> I have machine with Microsoft Windows 98 with 64MB RAM / 133 Mhz CPU. Can Ubuntu run on this?
[17:15] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: i guess, that sort of thing has been implemented for when the transition begins
[17:15] <arvind_khadri> Lede, ya
[17:15] <rocco> they are totally seperate stacks...but you can easily tunnel ipv6 over ipv4
[17:15] <danbh_intrepid> Lede: no
[17:15] <rconan> anyone know if i can set up firestarter to route between eth0 and eth0:0 ?
[17:16] <Lede> ya and no
[17:16]  * Lede implodes
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> Lede: yes but id run xubuntu or ubuntu with fluxbox
[17:16] <Ice_Max> lede: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu#System_requirements
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> Lede: id try buy some SDRAM to beef it up a little
[17:16] <jclbrt> it just seems an odd choice to use IPv6 in todays day and age
[17:16] <buczos> jest ktoś z polski
[17:16] <arvind_khadri> Lede, older versions of Ubuntu can surely run,but not with Gnome you may have to go with Xfce or Enlightment
[17:16] <jclbrt> unless ur in like china in there are no IPv4 addresses available
[17:16] <ActionParsnip> jclbrt: if its required it can be used
[17:16] <rocco> jclbrt, yes very odd.....seing as I have a /48 subnet
[17:16] <Lede> ActionParsnip: it's maxed out
[17:16] <rocco> what's wrong with wanting to learn about ipv6
[17:17] <movedx> My Ubuntu machine keeps rebooting its self after say, 3/4 hours of uptime. Where can I look for possible causes? I don't think it's something over heating as my hardware hasn't changed and I think it would overheat a lot sooner.
[17:17] <rocco> many hosts out there are actually ipv6 enabled
[17:17] <rocco> try host google.com
[17:17] <movedx> Where should I look for possible causes?
[17:17] <rocco> or host pastebin.ca
[17:17] <jclbrt> rocco: nothing is wrong with wanting to learn it.. i'm just wondering why someone would adopt it as their standard
[17:17] <ActionParsnip> Lede: hmm, yeah install ubuntu then install fluxbox its a lot lighter than metacity or kde
[17:17] <rocco> ok ignore goolgle
[17:17] <rocco> it's not a standard
[17:17] <cllaudyu> hi can anyone help me with pidgin avatar on yahoo ?
[17:17] <rocco> or my standard
[17:17] <rocco> but I want to get ipv6 working on ipv6
[17:17] <rocco> sorry apache
[17:18] <Ice_Max> Lede: you try out Damn Small Linux?
[17:18] <cllaudyu> help
[17:18] <Lede> Ice_Max: not yet, will look it up
[17:18] <cllaudyu> how can i fixxx this
[17:18] <ActionParsnip> Lede: or puppy linux
[17:18] <cllaudyu> ?
[17:18] <Gloom> mmmm, i'm fighting with this ubuntu server... In a SATA disk, there's there are 2 partitions.. on of them with the os. well, the os one has half the performance than the other(hdparm)... trying to imagine what could cause this...
[17:18] <cllaudyu> ?
[17:19] <cllaudyu> hmmm
[17:19] <movedx> Where are system logs kept? I need to review them to see why my machine is rebooting its self. There's no good, obviouse reason for this.
[17:19] <ActionParsnip> movedx: dmesg may help
[17:20] <ichbinesderelch> movedx: or /var/log messages
[17:20] <ActionParsnip> movedx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxLogFiles
[17:20] <movedx> ActionParsnip: Thank you good sir.
[17:20] <rocco> so no clues then
[17:21] <G__81> i dont know why this problem still exists in Ubuntu
[17:22] <fleek> I got an problem when i trying to identify my TV Screen in ATI Catalyst Center my TV startup automatic but the screen goes black? Have i missed something?
[17:22] <rocco> So thats a no then right?
[17:22] <jrib> rocco: what's a no?
[17:23] <LOLZebra> interest
[17:23] <rocco> no one know why apache2 doesn't work?
[17:23] <the_darkside_986> how do I force nvidia-glx-new to re-discover the monitor modes for a new monitor that is plugged in? resetting x server only disables nvidia-glx-new. i tried completely reinstalling the package and nvidia-glx-new still can't get it right.
[17:23] <daedalus__> Witam
[17:23] <Riovane> hello
[17:23] <the_darkside_986> or is there a way to set the default resolution for all users at once?
[17:23] <partisan11> If I upgrade to intrepid now, will my intrepid beta automatically update to intrepid final at the end of October?
[17:23] <jrib> rocco: no one in the last 10 minutes since you asked your question who saw it knows, yes
[17:23] <Riovane> Can anyone help me with an icon problem
[17:23] <blackhole> Can someone tell me how can i login as root if i have booted using ubuntu cd?
[17:23] <jrib> partisan11: yes
[17:23] <rocco> right.....gee......why didn't someone say that
[17:23] <partisan11> Thanks!
[17:23] <jrib> !root | blackhole
[17:23] <scribawf> Any suggestions for deb package to work with .rar files?
[17:24] <jrib> rocco: obviously if no one answers you, no one knows.  That's how irc works
[17:24] <ActionParsnip> blackhole: in livecd you are a member of sudo
[17:24] <jrib> rocco: you should check bugs.ubuntu.com for bugs about it
[17:24] <Riovane> When I make icons for the desktop.. need the icon image file be .png or .ico?
[17:24] <Crosswing> ActionParsnip, it's kind of unclear for me. I want to access everything with both IPs. Actually, I'd only like to use both when downloading a file (using a wget like program or a torrent client). Do you know any download manager (console) that can use more IPs?
[17:24] <Kr0ntab> !rar | scribawf
[17:25] <rocco> jrib, I know how irc works, but if people descend into a discussion about why I'm using ipv6, one would think they could say I don't know the answer to th equestion
[17:25] <slobad23> can i update my ubuntu to load kubuntu 8.10 beta?
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> Crosswing: no idea dude. hmmm #gentoo may have answers. they are pretty smart in there
[17:25] <scribawf> Thanks much EVERYONE, will check it out
[17:25] <wowfunhappy> Hello. I recently have been having a problem with a few of my programs. Whenever I click on these select programs, nothing happens- that is, the program won't start. I have tried running these programs from the command line, and they all yield the same error messege: "glxinfo: error while loading shared libraries: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Does anyone have any idea what the problem is,
[17:25] <Crosswing> ActionParsnip, thanks, I'm going to try there. :)
[17:26] <jrib> rocco: you should address the people you are asking then
[17:26] <the_darkside_986> Is reinstalling the OS the only way to get nvidia-glx-new to re-learn a monitor's correct modes?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> wowfunhappy: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-149046.html
[17:26] <nachi_> hello all! hey... any idea how can i mount network windows XP C:\ drive from ssh? ... thanks!
[17:26] <slobad23> sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[17:26] <the_darkside_986> Because I'm thinking of installing Kubuntu 8.10 beta anyway but it's kinda messy
[17:26] <blackhole> I actually have ubuntu installed on my machine but somehow my MBR got corrupted, now i am trying to reinstall grub, i have ubuntu on hdb, i booted from cd and it shows it as mounted as /media/disk. now problem is when i try to view from gnome disk viewer it doesn't shows any partitions for hdb, is there someway i can see from /media/disk which is partition for it? also can i mount it as / so i can restore grub?
[17:26] <ActionParsnip> nachi_: smbmount
[17:27] <slobad23> well that wasn't the terminal window :)
[17:27] <Guest24397> how can i make a program work in the background of the server?
[17:27] <wowfunhappy> @﻿ActionParsnip, thanks, I'm going to check that out.
[17:27] <jclbrt> i was only having a discussion about IPv6 rocco cuz I never really met anyone who was actually using it b4
[17:27] <jclbrt> except at the Markley Group
[17:27] <rocco> jclbrt, ok
[17:27] <wowfunhappy> @actionparsnip, I already saw that thread, it didn't help me.
[17:28]  * cllaudyu sal
[17:28] <blackhole> Anyone can help?
[17:28] <cllaudyu> i have a problem with pidgin
[17:28] <jclbrt> MIT doesn't like ppl using IPv6 on campus cuz they dont really use it and it would just be another thing to support
[17:29] <cllaudyu> with the status avatar on yahoo it doesn't show
[17:29] <blackhole> Okay using fdisk i saw that linux disk is /dev/hdb6
[17:29] <G__81> which package should i install to get the kernel sources or headers
[17:29] <G__81> i mean the headers
[17:29] <jclbrt> wtf is wrong with xchat none of the commands work that should
[17:29] <jclbrt> like /whois
[17:29] <jclbrt> or /dns
[17:29] <cllaudyu> it works
[17:29] <G__81> i need to compile Nvidia and i need the kernel headers
[17:29] <kitche> jclbrt: you sure your using xchat and not xchat-gnome?
[17:29] <cllaudyu> jclbrt it works
[17:29] <jclbrt> oh... i'm using xchat-gnome
[17:30] <Kr0ntab> jclbrt: the result messages are displayed in the server tab
[17:30] <LFLF73> ewwww xchat-gnome
[17:30] <jclbrt> cllaudyu: for u it might i was referring to me
[17:30] <cllaudyu> x-chat is working with those commands
[17:30] <G__81> can some one help me ?
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> !find header
[17:30] <jclbrt> oh Kr0ntab thanx
[17:30] <l3d> xchat here no xchat-gnome
[17:30] <jclbrt> that's kinda lame
[17:30] <Kr0ntab> hehe
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> G__81: sudo apt-get install ﻿linux-headers-<kernel number>
[17:30] <cllaudyu> jclbrt i'm not on x-chat gnome simply on x-chat
[17:31] <Aaqil> i will not leave irc today until i get my ubuntu sounds working, i am a 2months old ubuntu user now but never heard sounds at ubuntu  with intel ac97 .
[17:31] <Kr0ntab> I think there's an option to change that behavior tho
[17:31] <kitche> xchat-gnome should start labeling their product as xchat-gnome instead of xchat
[17:31] <jclbrt> why would it be a feature to display results like that in the server tab
[17:31] <beautifulsnow> Hi all....  I turned off the Alt+Right Click shortcut for the Window Menu both in Compiz and Gnome's Keyboard Shortcuts    but the window menu still pops up when I do it. It's really annoying because sometimes I am playing games and because of it I close the window by accident... Anyone know what else I need to do to turn it off?
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Aaqil: what sound card is it?
[17:31] <cllaudyu> i like it this way
[17:31] <Aaqil> ActionParsnip: windows shows intel ac97
[17:31] <kitche> ActionParsnip: well he actually said what sound card it is AC97
[17:31] <cllaudyu> x-chat gnome is different than x-chat
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Aaqil: doesnt matter, what does lspci say it is. ubuntu is not windows
[17:31] <jclbrt> cllaudyu: does xchat display it in the channel tab
[17:31] <kitche> cllaudyu: yes but still says xchat :)
[17:32] <jrib> cbx33: how are you testing anyway?  I'll test on my install here
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> kitche: i want what lspci says to make websearches easy
[17:32] <kitche> ActionParsnip: umm you do know the ac97 driver works on all of the ac97 cards right?
[17:32] <G__81> after so much of struggle i am still facing this nvidia problem
[17:32] <cbx33> netstat -ltu
[17:32] <G__81> i just hate this :(
[17:32] <kitche> ActionParsnip: you can use it on a nforce sound among others
[17:32] <Aaqil> ActionParsnip: so how can i know which sound card i am using? :-s
[17:32] <cbx33> that'll show you all tcp and tcp6 connections
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> kitche: i still want the line for websearching
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> Aaqil: lspci
[17:33] <cbx33> chekc for ones LISTEN ing
[17:33] <jrib> cbx33: right, no tpc6
[17:33] <cllaudyu> ho fixed avatar problem in pidgin?
[17:33] <cbx33> exactly
[17:33] <cbx33> so it's not working
[17:33] <kitche> ActionParsnip: ok then no clue why you want to web search since it's a easy fix since it's the same for all AC97's
[17:33] <kitche> Aaqil: is your PCM all the way up?
[17:33] <ActionParsnip> cllaudyu: i believe you set it in account manager
[17:33] <cllaudyu> i'm ussing yahoo protocol
[17:33] <Aaqil> ActionParsnip: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[17:33] <jclbrt> grrr.... so freaking annoying to have to boot into either windows or mac to view my hulu videos
[17:33] <cllaudyu> and tha avatar doesent show
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> kitche: if i have the line i can websearch for that and find a decent link
[17:34] <Aaqil> kitche: how to do that?
[17:34] <cllaudyu> i set it
[17:34] <jimisrvrox> hey where can I get a list of keyboard shortcuts as they are displayed in the keyboard shortcut program in pref menu. BC I dont have a clue what something like 0xa2 is...
[17:34] <cbx33> hmmm
[17:34] <kitche> ActionParsnip: yes but AC97 is in almost all computers
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> kitche: there is method in my madness
[17:34] <cllaudyu> and i'm ussing pidgin 2.5.1
[17:34] <jaume> hello
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> kitche: not in any of mine
[17:34] <remoadmin> I have madwifi for AR5007EG compiled on slax (slackware), would it work on ubuntu without recompiling?
[17:34] <kitche> Aaqil: by going to your volume control and turning it up
[17:35] <linny> does anyone know how to get 3gp to play in hardy ?
[17:35] <Aaqil> kitche:  yes that is all the up ubuntu 8.10 to ubuntu 8.04
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> Aaqil: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/27743
[17:36] <jaume> someone have tried 8.10 beta and have networking issues??
[17:37] <kitche> #ubuntu+a for 8.10 help
[17:37] <kitche> opps #ubuntu+1
[17:37] <jaume> i i have to go another channel?
[17:37] <Redhammer> hello I have a broadcom b4328 and I am having trouble connecting to a wpa2 network using the broadcom sta driver, I am using wicd as network manager, anybody use that sucessfully?
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> !intrepid | jaume
[17:37] <cbx33> and firefox doesn't like ::1 either ;)
[17:37] <jaume> ok
[17:37] <jaume> thanks
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> Redhammer: have you installed the wpa supplicant?
[17:38] <l3d> how would i change the stupid volume thing that pops up when i am turning up the volume?
[17:39] <Clockswork> Hello people! Have any1 had any experience with updating the bios for a Dell XPS m1530 in ubuntu?
[17:39] <beautifulsnow> Hi all....  I turned off the Alt+Right Click shortcut for the Window Menu both in Compiz and Gnome's Keyboard Shortcuts    but the window menu still pops up when I do it. It's really annoying because sometimes I am playing games and because of it I close the window by accident... Anyone know what else I need to do to turn it off?
[17:39] <ActionParsnip> Aaqil: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/ubuntu-8.04-i-have-no-soundintel-82801eber-intel8x0-philips-snd-systm-usb-c-660446/
[17:39] <Ice_Max> anyone know when creative's X-fi cards will work in linux?
[17:40] <Clockswork> Supersaiyan_IV: Hello m8
[17:40] <root> hey guys :D
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> !wpa > Redhammer
[17:40] <root> I have a problem with gnome panels
[17:41] <Guest26233> I've messed up my first one, so creates second one
[17:41] <the_darkside_986> How does one go about putting a different monitor in without reinstalling Ubuntu? There's nothing about it in xorg.conf I can change it seems.
[17:41] <jclbrt> root: wats up
[17:41] <Guest26233> now I have 2 panels
[17:41] <jclbrt> i'm suprised root was not already used on nickserv
[17:41] <Supersaiyan_IV> Clockswork, aloha :)
[17:41] <Guest26233> and if i run program from the first one it's norma
[17:41] <Guest26233> but if
[17:41] <Pickl3> has anyone got steam working on ubuntu ?
[17:41] <Guest26233> Irun it from the second one, it is lounched as root
[17:42] <Clockswork> Supersaiyan_IV: hang on need to check how you send private messages with irssi lol :P 1 sec
[17:42] <lexrex> i am very confused, i can't get my smb share to mount again -- though it was working fine yesterday. my troubleshootinformation is at http://pastebin.mozilla.org/557562
[17:42] <alecwh> Hello, after booting up this morning (and from updating from last night), I noticed that my "Hardware Drivers" (or restricted drivers, closed drivers, etc) box popped up, and told me that one of my "drivers" is not in use. It is the "Broadcom STA wireless driver". The other one listed, "Broadcom B43 wireless driver", is in use for my wifi card. So, does anyone know what the STA driver is? What is it designed to do?
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> the_darkside_986: you could backup xorg.conf then boot to recovery and fix xorg from the menu, then rebuild using entries from the original. Id just try the new display unit, it may just work
[17:42] <jrib> Pickl3: follow the guide on appdb.winehq.org
[17:43] <bbelt16ag> hi peeps
[17:43] <the_darkside_986> ActionParsnip, I plugged it in but the display settings are blurry and aren't auto-detected as they normally are during a fresh install. I tried fixing X at recovery and that just uninstall nvidia-glx-new.
[17:43] <jimisrvrox> anybody know a program that supports voice from yahoo?
[17:43] <jimisrvrox> multi-protocol because pidgin doesnt..
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> jimisrvrox: gyache
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> lexrex: does a reboot help any?
[17:44] <lexrex> any kind souls know samba?
[17:44] <wang_CN> close
[17:44] <jimisrvrox> thanks action..
[17:44] <lexrex> ActionParsnip, no -- rebooted three times
[17:44] <lexrex> after trying different things
[17:44] <linny> anyone know how to play.3gp on hardy
[17:44] <ActionParsnip> lexrex: so you are connecting to a remote pc?
[17:44] <lexrex> yes
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> lexrex: how are you mounting it?
[17:45] <lexrex> a networked attached storage server
[17:45] <lexrex> cifs
[17:45] <ActionParsnip> lexrex: can i see the command
[17:45] <truebosko> How can I tell what resuorce is using a file? I cant remove a file because its locked by something else
[17:45] <Aaqil> ActionParsnip: please help me with this http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-intel8x0
[17:45] <lexrex> /Aloadae/Volume_1 /media/Aloadae cifs guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode 0 0
[17:45] <lexrex> in my etc/fstab
[17:45] <joomla_user> trucMuche, fuser
[17:46] <joomla_user> truebosko,  fuser
[17:46] <lexrex> the results of smbclient -d3 -NL 192.168.1.39 are posted at http://pastebin.mozilla.org/557562
[17:46] <lexrex> lots of information, but nothing that helped me
[17:46] <lexrex> (everything seems to be working)
[17:46] <lexrex> except tdb(unnamed): tdb_open_ex: could not open file /var/run/samba/gencache.tdb: No such file or directory
[17:46] <lexrex> which might be a serious error -- i don't know
[17:46] <ActionParsnip> lexrex: try editing the line out, reboot, check its not mounted. edit in the line then reboot. see what you get
[17:47] <lexrex> ActionParsnip, will do
[17:48] <truebosko> thanks joomla_user
[17:48] <mn> How do i get rid of old kernels?
[17:49] <joomla_user> uninstall them
[17:49] <bove2> I've been screwing around with network settings a little too much this weekend and now either wired or wireless network is working in any way on mye Aspire One
[17:49] <bove2> any idea where I should start?
[17:49] <mn> joomla_user: how do i uninstall them?
[17:49] <joomla_user> mn also set your grub config too keep max 1 kernel
[17:49] <joomla_user> !install | mn,
[17:50] <Flare777> My AspireOne has stopped networking since I got the latest kernel bove2, maybe related?
[17:50] <joomla_user> !synaptic | mn,
[17:50] <mn> ah synaptic
[17:50] <jclbrt> OMG... Flashplugin-nonfree SUX so bad
[17:50] <jimisrvrox> Hey action do you know where I can find a list of keyboard shortcuts where they are translated from 0xa2 to the actual keys?
[17:50] <jim_p> jclbrt: why may i ask?
[17:51] <bove2> Flare777: I guess so. Things suddenly got realy screwed earlier this week. Is your wired network gone as well?
[17:51] <tim__> ActionParsnip, i commented out the moutn and rebooted, what is next?
[17:51] <error404notfound> is there a software like freenas on ubuntu?
[17:51] <jclbrt> jim_p: it's choppy in fullscreen mode, and if i put it in full screen mode it sometimes makes my browser stop responding
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> tim__: is the mountpoint empty?
[17:52] <tim__> i'll look
[17:52] <tim__> yes
[17:52] <jim_p> jclbrt: are you using the right drivers for your gpu??
[17:52] <jkristheking> can anyone help me here? im trying to share a folder on my network but ubuntu keeps telling me that it can't make it cuz it's not set so others can access the folder?
[17:52] <jamber> any chance i can get some help with exim .foward file ? it seems the exim channel is dead?
[17:52] <jclbrt> yea, jim_p
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> !samba | jkristheking
[17:53] <jkristheking> okk
[17:53] <jclbrt> jim_p even compiz-fusion works with these drivers
[17:53] <billisnice> where do you get the darkroom theme for 8.04?
[17:53] <jclbrt> billisnice: gnome-look.org
[17:53] <Flare777> How can I grant a process (say, wine) root control over networking (win progs like to bind ports etc. freely) but without giving it full-on root permissions for everything?
[17:53] <tim__> ActionParsnip, so the mount point is empty should i try to mount by uncommenting the line in my fstab and rebooting
[17:53] <jim_p> jclbrt: what flash version are you on? and what gpu?
[17:53] <tim__> or mount -a
[17:53] <jclbrt> I have a NVIDIA 8600
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> tim__: go for it
[17:53] <jclbrt> and Flash 9
[17:53] <jclbrt> I think....
[17:54] <tim__> the mount -a option
[17:54] <tim__> ?
[17:54] <jclbrt> it's a macbook pro
[17:54] <jamber> i have done abit of searching on google and come up with nothing, if i want to block double bounces with a .foward file in postmaster, would i block on $message_body ? if so what would be the syntax ? (i have tried numours google searchs but for some reason it doesnt work) I have if $message_body contains "Delivery" then save /dev/null
[17:54] <tim__> mount error 113 = No route to host
[17:54] <tim__> Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g.man mount.cifs)
[17:55] <jkristheking> how can i stream music over the web from my computer?
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> tim__: there you go then
[17:55] <tim__> ActionParsnip, sorry what do i do with this -- this is the error i have been working
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> tim__: you could add the name resolv to /etc/hosts
[17:55] <billisnice> i search on gnome-look.org for darkroom and can not fine it, is darkroom under a different name?
[17:55] <jclbrt> jkristheking: DAAP
[17:55] <lost_boy432> Can i get some help please? I can't see shared windows folders on ubuntu but i can access shard ubuntu files on windows
[17:55]  * Aaqil fails for ubuntu sound, will try again later.
[17:55] <tmroland_> hey
[17:55] <ActionParsnip> tim__: there is no logical connection to the file server
[17:55] <jkristheking> whats daap?
[17:55] <bbelt16ag> any ideas on how to get my camera  t stop  fading out?
[17:55] <xhunter> hi
[17:56] <tmroland_>  im going to assemble a new system for gaming mainly, i've chosen either the P35/P45 chipset to go with, but im confused should i buy a Intel motherboard or a Gigabyte/Asus/MSI/Abit etc. one ?
[17:56] <jclbrt> jkristheking: Digital Audio Access Protocol
[17:56] <tim__> ActionParsnip, o.k. that makes sense, but this worked before -- i wonder why?
[17:56] <jkristheking> uhh were do i get that?
[17:56] <jrib> lost_boy432: does it work if you enter smb://ip_of_your_windows_machine in the nautilus location bar?
[17:56] <tim__> (then stopped working)
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> tim__: check your network
[17:56] <xhunter> How can I remove my Ati driver ? I installed the wrong one ... some help please
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> tim__: try tracert and ping
[17:56] <jclbrt> oh... i dunno.. some software has it built in and some don't
[17:56] <plantperson> Anyone interested in trying to help with a sound problem?
[17:56] <ActionParsnip> tim__: you could try using ip address instead of name
[17:56] <jclbrt> itunes has one built in
[17:56] <jclbrt> it's a protocol
[17:56] <xhunter> How can I remove my Ati driver ? I installed the wrong one ... some help please
[17:56] <tim__> ActionParsnip, i can ping the server -- what does tracert tell me?
[17:57] <lost_boy432> jrib: ive tried that but i think i might be doing it wrong
[17:57] <jamber> xhunter go to the synaptic package manager and untick it, then select apply
[17:57] <xhunter> jamber : ok i'll try that now !
[17:57] <Neaai> I have seen installations that use the plugin libswfdecmozilla.so for flash. What's best to have, that or Adobe's plugin ?
[17:57] <ActionParsnip> tim__: the path of the packets using icmp
[17:57] <jim_p> jclbrt: i dont know about macs, but make sure you have nvidia in xorg.conf, flash 10 and hardware acceleration enabled in flash
[17:57] <jamber> anybody know exim ?
[17:58] <jclbrt> lost_boy432: are u one of the sudanese lost boys
[17:58] <jamber> well exim .forward files
[17:58] <versus> !de
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> tim__: it can be used to test if routers have been retarded and formed a circular route
[17:58] <Vincent[FR]> Hi all
[17:58] <tim__> ActionParsnip, cool -- i'll try it -- does etc/hosts have case sensitivity?
[17:58] <jclbrt> jim_p: already checked all that...  i have looked online, seemingly many have this same problem
[17:58] <ActionParsnip> tim__: try adding the ip and name to /etc/hosts as the ip clearly pings, maybe its a dns issue
[17:58] <skorasaurus> does anyone have problems accessing ubuntu-forums.org ?
[17:59] <jclbrt> they've written it off as an adobe bug
[17:59] <bbelt16ag> it works fine with  vlc though weird
[17:59] <Neaai> jamber: what about exim and .forward files ?
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> tim__: yes but you can add multiple names for 1 ip.
[17:59] <tim__> ActionParsnip, doing that right now
[17:59] <ActionParsnip> tim__: does nslookup <name> give the right ip?
[17:59] <jamber> skorasaurus database error
[17:59] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: I dont know what that is so im gunna have to say no lol
[17:59] <skorasaurus> jamber: yep.
[17:59] <Vincent[FR]> I just have a simple question .. i didn't get the answer on google and apt-cache search : I would like to install the manual package for C functions .. what is the name of the package ?
[17:59] <jamber> Neaai:  have done abit of searching on google and come up with nothing, if i want to block double bounces with a .foward file in postmaster, would i block on $message_body ? if so what would be the syntax ? (i have tried numours google searchs but for some reason it doesnt work) I have if $message_body contains "Delivery" then save /dev/null
[17:59] <plantperson> Does anyone know why my Hardy machine would stop making sound?
[18:00] <tim__> ActionParsnip, so i can ping the hostname and get a response now
[18:00] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: maybe you pushed the "power"-button? :P
[18:00] <plantperson> I knew I'd get an answer like that one
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> tim__: after updating the hosts file?
[18:00] <Neaai> jamber: I think your question surpasses my knowledge. You might like to ask that again at  #exim
[18:00] <tim__> ActionParsnip, o.k. so i can now run mount -a
[18:00] <plantperson> I installed the latest wine and now it won't play sound
[18:00] <ActionParsnip> tim__: sounds cool
[18:00] <lost_boy432> jrib: okay, I pretty sure that I'm doing everything fine. My vista comp shows up in the "Network" but when I open it none of the files I'm sharing show up
[18:01] <jclbrt> lost_boy432: they are the sudanese refugees who fled the country of sudan to avoid being killed... many of them were between the ages of 5 and 19 and many of them lost their families trying to find salvation for their religious beliefs
[18:01] <tim__> and it looks like my mount is there!
[18:01] <jclbrt> the united states has sanctions and programs to help the lost boys
[18:01] <ActionParsnip> tim__: dns issue then , hosts file works round it
[18:01] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: did you run winecfg and selected oss in audio and do you have any wine app running?
[18:01] <tim__> ActionParsnip, now what i am worried about is why (a) it worked yesterday and (b) suddenly stopped working in the middle of a fille-transfer
[18:01] <jamber> Neaai: thanks :)
[18:01] <cwill747> i decided to take a hard drive out of my computer, and now grub won't work. i get the "error 21". As far as i know, grub has nothing on the hard drive, am i supposed to change something in grub before i take it out? i put it back in and now it works fine...
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> tim__: check your dns has the correct entry
[18:02] <jclbrt> but it is also a movie from 1987 directed by Joel Schumach
[18:02] <tim__> worried wether ubuntu/samba is stable enough for me to use
[18:02] <marti1> I have a MBP, but no external sound. Heeelp!!
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> tim__: works for me
[18:02] <Neaai> jamber: no problem. I'll be interested in the solution as well so I'm there too. :)
[18:02] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: nope, not me. i just use lost boy because im lost half the time im very forgetful
[18:02] <tim__> also my directories have this green box around them and i can't read the names -- how can i change this?
[18:02] <mn> how do you find out your kernel version in ubuntu?
[18:02] <jclbrt> cwill747: actually it does store the info on the boot partition
[18:02] <ichbinesderelch> mn: uname -a in terminal
[18:02] <Neaai> mn: uname -a
[18:02] <ActionParsnip> tim__: id test your lan to make sure its solid
[18:02] <darksifer> hey guys i have messed my nvidia config: plz help me out http://pastebin.com/m7e166c00
[18:02] <mn> k thnx
[18:03] <plantperson> ﻿ichbinesderelch:  there is no wine process running in the background,  and OSS is selected in winecfg
[18:03] <darksifer> i dont know what to do
[18:03] <azoz> اه
[18:03] <tim__> ActionParsnip, i so want this to work -- it seems like i can be more productive in linux if i can get around these errors
[18:03] <azoz> hi
[18:03] <skorasaurus> plantperson: did you close the lid on your comp at all
[18:03] <cwill747> jclbrt: yeah, but my boot partition isn't on the drive i took out
[18:03] <jclbrt> cwill747: u may need to reinstall it
[18:03] <skorasaurus> (if it's a laptop)
[18:03] <tim__> ActionParsnip, how do i id test my lan (i'll take a web-page, know you are busy in here)
[18:03] <plantperson> skorasaurus:  when?
[18:03] <jclbrt> reinstall grub
[18:03] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: try wineboot
[18:03] <jclbrt> that should fix it
 Yeah it works , Thanks .
[18:03] <skorasaurus> recently.
[18:03] <plantperson> is that a command?
[18:03] <tim__> any idea on the green boxes around my directories in terminal -- that sucks
[18:03] <ichbinesderelch> yes
[18:03] <jamber> xhunter: no problem, glad i could help :)
[18:03] <billisnice> i have sound except for one thing, wanda the fish...is there something i am missing?
[18:04] <xhunter> :)
[18:04] <skorasaurus> there's a bug that the sound does not work when you close the lid on your laptop and restart the computer, there's no sound
[18:04] <Neaai> mn: actually, strict kernel version is returned by:   uname -r
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> tim__: ping things for a while to see if they get dropped
[18:04] <skorasaurus> you have to restart your computer again for the sound to work.
[18:04] <plantperson> wineboot for the win!  Why did that work?
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> tim__: like an hour or so
[18:04] <skorasaurus> plantperson: ? did you just fix it ?
[18:04] <tim__> ActionParsnip, makes sense -- what about the green boxes?
[18:04] <ActionParsnip> green boxes?
[18:04] <plantperson> Indeed!
[18:04] <tim__> around my directories -- background color
[18:04] <jclbrt> cwill747: u can reinstall grub from the live CD
[18:04] <Riovane> How do I change the permissions so firefox doesnt need root to run?
[18:04] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: wineboot restarts all wine apps ^^
[18:04] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: maybe try selecting alsa in the wine audo settings
[18:05] <cwill747> jclbrt: alright, i was hoping i could avoid that
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> tim__: never seen that dude
[18:05] <tim__> i can't read the font in the terminal that surrounds my directories in green font with a green background color -- this is the default on my netbook remix and i can't read it
[18:05] <jclbrt> yea... i dunno.. it probably just got messed up from not being able to find a drive
[18:05] <darksifer> can somebody help meout
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> tim__: thats something to do with permissions
[18:05] <jclbrt> uh oh!!! ubuntu forums seem to be down
[18:05] <plantperson> I'm still curious,  though,  how did wine manage to disable sound for the entire system?
[18:05] <jclbrt> Database error
[18:06] <Riovane> ??
[18:06] <jclbrt> OMG FIX ubuntuforums quick
[18:06] <tim__> my terminal is using colors from the system theme
[18:06] <Rideh> anyone here familar with likewise open?
[18:06] <Riovane> Anybody?
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> Riovane: mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla_old
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> Riovane: then rerun firefox
[18:07] <jclbrt> WOAH!!! my internet speed just tested at 52000kbps
[18:07] <kFj> hi. how can i share my internet connection to another pc? i im connected using the wifi card and i got another computer that i want to connect to my laptop using a tp cable
[18:07] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: so, basically, my problem is that the folders from windows don't show up but my ubuntu folders do on the windows comp
[18:07] <ActionParsnip> !ics
[18:07] <ichbinesderelch> plantperson: you selected oss, that means if wine plays sound nothing else can use sound output anymore, and somehow wine never gave the sound device free, since you ran wineboot
[18:08] <Rideh> !likewise
[18:08] <jclbrt> i dnt know how to get windows sharing to work on ubuntu... i try to stay away from windows as much as possible
[18:08] <ichbinesderelch> !oss | plantperson
[18:08] <plantperson> ﻿ichbinesderelch:  interesting.   Thanks for the help
[18:08] <tim__> ActionParsnip, so i can change my colors but what if i don't want any text to have a background color?
[18:08] <ActionParsnip> not sure, im sure theres a way. I'd ask in #gentoo
[18:08] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: okay, thanks anyways i'll just keep searching the forums
[18:09] <jclbrt> lost_boy432: maybe u need to be on the same domain
[18:09] <Rideh> If i'm enrolling some ubuntu machines in an AD domain using likewise i'd still have to use samba in order to handle any network resources right? all likewise does is handle authentication?
[18:09] <RYknow> Can someone please help me with a sound issue...I've been trying for days with no luck
[18:09] <jclbrt> lost_boy432: is ubuntuforums.org working for u?
[18:09] <pl> Hello. Do you know if wpa2 is supported by ubuntu 7.10?
[18:09] <ActionParsnip> RYknow: what does lspci say it is
[18:09] <versus> hi im running hardy on an usb stick but after updating it apt stuck at "Running depmod" i waited for 20 minutes but nothing changed. I restarted the system and had to use "dpkg --configure -a to get apt working, everything seemed fine but then "Running depmod" appeared again. CPU usage is up to 100% and I have been waiting for about 1 and a half hour without something happening. what can I do?
[18:09] <mattbd> WPA2 works fine in Gutsy I think
[18:09] <diffred> hi
[18:10] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: i dont know the address exactly but im looking under ge.ubuntuforums.com
[18:10] <jclbrt> ah.....
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> versus: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/40632
[18:10] <rendszergazda> ghhhhv
[18:10] <pl> mattbd, I have a wpa2 network. It works fine with debian, and wpa_supplicant
[18:10] <plantperson> adios everyone,  thanks for your help
[18:10] <rendszergazda> aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[18:10] <diffred> everytime I want to watch a pdf file through Firefox on Ubuntu ask me to open it or save it. How can I see it trough firefox? I mean firefox loads and display it
[18:10] <rendszergazda> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[18:10] <pl> but ubuntu doesn't ask me for any wpa2 key
[18:10] <ActionParsnip> !wpa | pl
[18:10] <jclbrt> weird.... ubuntuforums.org seems to be down......
[18:11] <rendszergazda> aahhaaahhahhahahahhhhhaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh
[18:11] <lost_boy432> jclbrt: never mind, it just died on me
[18:11] <jclbrt> lol
[18:11] <jclbrt> yea...
[18:11] <diffred> everytime I want to watch a pdf file through Firefox on Ubuntu ask me to open it or save it. How can I see it trough firefox? I mean firefox loads and display it
[18:11] <jclbrt> database error
[18:11] <lost_boy432> lol
[18:11] <lost_boy432> yeah
[18:11] <jclbrt> i dunno why
[18:11] <mattbd> Adobe Reader has a plugin for Firefox
[18:11] <lost_boy432> i was just using it a second ago too
[18:11] <mattbd> If you install the package from their website it should work fine
[18:11] <diffred> mattbd, how can I install that plugin
[18:11] <jclbrt> i thought it was jst me at first... i am scripting my pfsense router and thought my script somehow fucked it up
[18:12] <mattbd> Go to the Adobe website at www.adobe.com
[18:12] <jclbrt> glad to see u cnt get in either
[18:12] <jclbrt> well... not exactly glad, but u know what i mean
[18:12] <lost_boy432> nah, i think its just the forums, it isn' working for me either
[18:12] <lost_boy432> lol yeah
[18:13] <lost_boy432> i'll just google it and then click on cached, that should work atleast
[18:13] <jclbrt> hopefully
[18:13] <jesus_> hello everyone
[18:13] <lost_boy432> oh wait, its working again
[18:13] <jesus_> can anyone help me with k9copy
[18:13] <LjL> !language | jclbrt
[18:13] <versus> ActionParsnip thx
[18:13] <mattbd> diffred: Try this link http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2_allversions.html
[18:13] <ronzilla_> ok this is driving me crazy, I cannot get my other 3 hard drives to mount
[18:13] <diffred> mattbd, going
[18:13] <mattbd> Then select the Linux deb installer
[18:13] <jesus_> k9copy: WARNING: KTempFile: Error trying to create /home/jesus/.kde/tmp-Linuxmint/startkdeinitlockXXXXXX.tmp: Permission denied kdeinit: Aborting. No write access to '/home/jesus/.ICEauthority
[18:14] <jclbrt> srry LjL
[18:14] <jesus_> that is what i get when i lauch it
[18:14] <jesus_> also with k3b
[18:14] <mattbd> ronzilla_: can you run sudo fdisk -l? That will show what hard drives are connected?
[18:14] <jesus_> it only works if i do it as root
[18:14] <ronzilla_> yes matt
[18:14] <jclbrt> sheesh.... cnt even have bad language anymore.... most kids have heard the f word more than once
[18:14] <diffred> mattbd, it is better with deb rather than the classical tar.gz
[18:15] <diffred> ?
[18:15] <mattbd> Yes, download the deb package
[18:15] <mmcclarin_> I have ubuntu 8.04 installed on a thinkpad x41 and it becomes unresponsive randomly
[18:15] <mmcclarin_> Has anyone experienced this
[18:15] <jesus_> or does ubuntu hardy, has problems with kde apps ?
[18:15] <mmcclarin_> ?
[18:16] <mmcclarin_> I dont have any KDE apps.
[18:16] <Chowder> hello all
[18:16] <jesus_> so maybe is that then ?
[18:16] <Chowder> anyone here use Gnome themes?
[18:16] <diffred> mattdb, all right, dowloading ~40MB
[18:16] <bobertdos> ronzilla: You know, maybe we should just try some basic troubleshooting techniques here. Maybe we should just try the old process of elimination.
[18:16] <Chowder> and have any experience making them?
[18:16] <jclbrt> i would like to take a moment to express my immense enjoyment with my DigitalDark theme
[18:16] <ronzilla_> hi bob
[18:16] <ronzilla_> haha
[18:16] <bart_> hello
[18:16] <mmcclarin_> ?
[18:16] <jesus_> I just installe k3b and k9 copy and when I lauch it I get those errors
[18:16] <Chowder> also, anyone here use xchat?
[18:16] <vonexus> aye
[18:16] <cage> im using xchat
[18:16] <diffred> Chowder, here
[18:17] <jclbrt> Chowder: Me
[18:17] <Chowder> awesome
[18:17] <ronzilla_> 2 of the 3 drives dont have any important files on them.  So I dont care what happens to those 2
[18:17] <mmcclarin_> Does anyone have experience with ubuntu becoming unresponsive?
[18:17] <mattbd> I prefer Konversation to XChat
[18:17] <vonexus> what do you mean mmcclarin_?
[18:17] <vonexus> screen freeze?
[18:17] <Chowder> I noticed that xchat blends perfectly with any theme I choose, but open office gets effected
[18:17] <jesus_> what do you use to copy a movie in ubuntu ?
[18:17] <mmcclarin_> Locking up and not responding to any commands.
[18:17] <jclbrt> mmcclarin_:  only when my cat uses it
[18:17] <mmcclarin_> Not even ctl+alt+f1
[18:18] <mattbd> jesus_:I think Brasero will rip DVD's
[18:18] <jesus_> ok
[18:18] <mmcclarin_> Ubuntu 8.04 installed on thinkpad x61
[18:18] <bobertdos> ronzilla: then lets just focus on one at a time...if necessary maybe you can copy the content of the one drive over to another if you can get at least one working
[18:18] <tim__> what is the best way to open a pdf on the command line in ubuntu
[18:18] <jclbrt> mmcclarin_:  is ur cat using it?
[18:18] <ronzilla_> alright
[18:18] <mattbd> tim_:How do you mean?
[18:18] <mmcclarin_> No cat.
[18:18] <ronzilla_> want to take this to PM again?
[18:18] <Chowder> ՕՔՓՖ
[18:18] <jclbrt> :-\... dog maybe
[18:19] <mattbd> Do you meant open it from the command line?
[18:19] <mattbd> Or open it in the terminal?
[18:19] <mmcclarin_> I also have noticed that ubuntu 8.04 runs really hot on my thinkpad.
[18:19] <bart_> I have a problem with my wireless, the wpa connection type is not listed in the network manager. The network configuration manager (preferences>network configuration) does list it. I am using Ubuntu intrepid. Does somebody recognise this issue?
[18:19] <jclbrt> mmcclarin_: might not be running the fans when using ubuntu
[18:19] <vonexus> mccllarin_, are you using an AMD chipset?
[18:19] <droopsta915> when i boot up my computer i see two kernels, (2.6.24 and 2.6.19) generic. Why does it show two?
[18:19] <mmcclarin_> I just upgraded to the new IBM bios
[18:19] <kushalsejwal> does gtalk support SIP can I voice chat with a gtalk friend via Ekiga?
[18:19] <mmcclarin_> Fans do come on at about 90c
[18:20] <jclbrt> droopsta915: one is older
[18:20] <bobertdos> ronzilla: not particularly, I would just start with the drive you care about, try to get that one working first. The whole idea of course to give us less to focus on.
[18:20] <zenguy311> does anyone have smooth flash 10 full screen playback..im not talking "smoother" , Just plain smooth video playback?\
[18:20] <Dillizar> does any body knows a instant messanger! with "call" plugin
[18:20] <mmcclarin_> vonexux_its intel
[18:20] <tim__> mattbd, sorry, i have a pdf, i want to open it from the terminal
[18:20] <jclbrt> droopsta915: i always keep two in case something gets messed up with the newer one
[18:20] <jclbrt> i always try to keep at least one back up one
[18:20] <mmcclarin_> intel
[18:21] <mattbd> I don't know of any pdf reader that works in the terminal
[18:21] <bobertdos> zenguy311: You may want to disable compiz. The two do not get along. When Compiz is enabled, flash defaults to software rendering.
[18:21] <vonexus> ah, nevermind then :P i'm on amd and had that exact issue, but found that linuxmint (based off ubuntu) worked for some reason.
[18:21] <ronzilla_> ok the drive I want to work with the current files: /dev/sdc1               1     1453518   732573040+   7  HPFS/NTFS
[18:21] <Ice_Max> is there a 64 bit linux flash player yet?
[18:21] <tim__> but i have a bigger problem now -- i have a file i can't read -- i am in super-user mode and type more install.txt and get nothing, even though the file is 500k
[18:21] <jclbrt> zenguy311: i dnt... i have had the exact same problem and asked about it today
[18:21] <vonexus> openflash
[18:21] <droopsta915> jclbrt: good idea, ill keep them both, can i upgrade the older one?
[18:21] <duairc> Does anyone know how to bridge a device with network-manager 0.7 in intrepid? Is it possible?
[18:21] <william56> anyone know how i can boost my volume up past what is available in alsamixer? i've got the sound maxed in totem movie player and alsamixer and it's still quiet
[18:21] <tim__> if i try to chmod it i get chmod: changing permissions of `install.txt': Read-only file system
[18:21] <mattbd> tim_: Have you checked the permissions?
[18:22] <jclbrt> droopsta915: the one with the higher number is the upgraded one
[18:22] <droopsta915> thanks
[18:22] <mattbd> Ah you have!
[18:22] <tim__> -r-xr-xr-x 1 root root 492 2008-03-22 08:07 install.txt
[18:22] <mattbd> Is it on a separate partition?
[18:22] <jclbrt> dnt upgrade the old one... otherwise u won't have a backup
[18:22] <zeno> is there a way to list all reccomended packages based on what i have installed?
[18:22] <zenguy311> jclbrt : maybe adfobe wilive use flash thats works in version 11
[18:22] <der|kunstler> why is it that the screen breaks up a little bit when using 3D applications ?
[18:22] <tim__> yes on a shared server
[18:22] <der|kunstler> I mean, it flickers
[18:22] <mmcclarin_> I am curious if this might be a hardware issue
[18:22] <tim__> but i can read other files in the directory
[18:23] <bove3> what sets up the eth0 connection in ubuntu?
[18:23] <jclbrt> zenguy311: i dunno....  flash 10 works for some ppl but not all ppl....
[18:23] <rconan> I get a grub "error 18" when I detach my DVD drive from my system. Any idea?
[18:23] <jclbrt> bove3: eth0 could be anything
[18:23] <Riovane> Hello
[18:23] <zenguy311> on ubuntu or different distro or integrated graphics or grahics card?
[18:23] <mattbd> So there are other files in the same directory you can read, but not this one?
[18:23] <jclbrt> bove3: is that your wired connection?
[18:23] <tim__> this is really odd -- i have never had a file before that i can't read as root
[18:23] <bobertdos> Ice_Max: for the official player, not yet....The good news is that since flash 10 is now final, Intrepid 64 should be able to put it into the wrapper without a problem.
[18:24] <mattbd> Doesn't Gnash support 64-bit Linux?
[18:24] <tim__> any idea how i can fix this?
[18:24] <mmcclarin_> Anyone have experience with hardy running hot on thinkpads
[18:24] <bove3> jclbrt: yes. It's the wired connection. It's been there since I installed ubuntu, but I seem to have something up
[18:24] <bobertdos> mattbd: Even if it does, many sites do not take kindly do it.
[18:24] <Riovane> on ubuntu when I try to run firefox it seems to require root permission to run it. how can I adjust permissions so as to allow firefox to be run by normal user?
[18:24] <jclbrt> what do u mean by you have something up bove3
[18:25] <sandstrom> Would you consider it a security risk to allow outbound and inbound established traffic on my webserver?
[18:25] <kitche> so has ubuntu released a fix for flash yet?
[18:25] <tim__>  chown root:root install.txt  gives me: chown: changing ownership of `install.txt': Read-only file system
[18:25] <Ice_Max> bobertdos: nice, getting flash to work was a nightmare, and it still is
[18:25] <jclbrt> sandstrom: no
[18:25] <bove3> jclbrt: messed something up :P
[18:25] <sandstrom> jclbrt: thanks!
[18:25] <jclbrt> oh
[18:25] <zenguy311> what browser does flash work best on?
[18:25] <bobertdos> Ice_Max: I know, but Intrepid should be better.
[18:25] <jclbrt> sandstrom: as long as it's only on port 80, 443, or 8080
[18:25] <bove3> it seems it's no longer getting automatic dhcp info
[18:25] <Riovane> zenguy311 links
[18:25] <s3phiroth> hithere. isn't there a GTK batch renaming utility ?
[18:26] <bancai> hello, i have 2 NICs, one has ip 192.168.0.2 and another one is 192.168.1.2, the first one has access to internet, now from my pc connects with x.x.1.2 , can ping me, but doesnt have internet. i have set ip_forward to 1, what do i miss?
[18:26] <jclbrt> zenguy311: all of them
[18:26] <Ice_Max> now if the x-fi cards work in Intrepid, i'll be in heaven
[18:26] <jclbrt> zenguy311: it works the same on everything...
[18:26] <Riovane> on ubuntu when I try to run firefox it seems to require root permission to run it. how can I adjust permissions so as to allow firefox to be run by normal user?
[18:26] <duairc> Does anyone know how to bridge a device with network-manager 0.7 in intrepid? Is it possible?
[18:26] <zenguy311> i've tried epihany with flash 9 and crashed ALOT!
[18:26] <mmcclarin_> anyone know when ubuntu will fix flash?
[18:27] <jclbrt> bancai: what do u mean by that?
[18:27] <bobertdos> A note to everyone since a lot of people are asking right now. As of Intrepid, flash 10 is officially in the repos.
[18:27] <zenguy311> <mmcclarn_: i think that's adobe job
[18:27] <tim__> if i try to copy these files: chown: cp: reading `install.txt': Input/output error
[18:27] <Riovane> on ubuntu when I try to run firefox it seems to require root permission to run it. how can I adjust permissions so as to allow firefox to be run by normal user?
[18:27] <bancai> jclbrt, i want that the pc can have access to internet too
[18:28] <william56> anyone know how i can access the sound controls in ubuntu to switch things around without a sound icon in my main panel?
[18:28] <jclbrt> bancai: does it have a static IP?
[18:28] <zenguy311> is openoffice 3 in the intrepid repos?
[18:28] <bancai> jclbrt, yes
[18:28] <bobertdos> william56: alsamixer
[18:28] <Lordcorm> wewt! 8.10 fixes the Intel HDA sound problem
[18:28] <Lordcorm> awesome
[18:28] <william56> i tried that, it doesn't have the option i'm looking for
[18:28] <bobertdos> zenguy311: I've been waiting, but not yet
[18:28] <zenguy311> william56: i think your refering to an applet
[18:29] <SIRavecavec> HI i try to upgrade from kubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 and i cant.
[18:29] <jclbrt> buncai: can u ping the gateway?
[18:29] <Riovane> Anybody know how to fix permission issues
[18:29] <mmcclarin_> Does anyone have experience with ubuntu running hot?
[18:29] <william56> i already maxed that and my media player's sound out, and it's still hardly hearable.. this one forum page i'm reading talks about changing the output type from master to headphone
[18:29] <bancai> jclbrt, pc can ping gateway
[18:29] <kri> hi when installed from packages with 'sudo apt-get install' command where dose it usually installs?
[18:29] <jclbrt> ok.... but nothing outside the gateway?
[18:29] <kri> have installed rtorrent and need to configure it... but i cant find it
[18:29] <bobertdos> Riovane: So, it doesn't run at all without root privileges?
[18:30] <mattbd> kri: There's no one place for it to install
[18:30] <beebird> 大家好！
[18:30] <beebird> hello！
[18:30] <bobertdos> kri: Try sudo dpkg-reconfigure rtorrent, perhaps?
[18:30] <mattbd> The binary is usually in /usr/bin
[18:30] <mmcclarin_> My hardy install runs really hot anytime I view Flash content, anyone have a fix to this?
[18:30] <jclbrt> beebird: hello
[18:30] <bove3> jclbrt: You know what handles automatic dhcp for my eth0 wired connection?
[18:30] <beebird> anyone here?
[18:30] <sandstrom> jclbrt: How can I allow responses to DNS lookups?
[18:30] <Riovane> bobertdos: I go to terminal as normal user and type 'firefox' but nothing happens. Then I do 'sudo bash' and do the same command and it works
[18:30] <jclbrt> on IRC? sandstrom?
[18:31] <sandstrom> jclbrt: in my iptables…
[18:31] <kri> bobertdos: no i need to get to ~/.rtorrent/
[18:31] <AciD-Ghost> Good evening. I need  a good CAD program (Autocadish) anyone familar with anything like that ?
[18:31] <jclbrt> oh...
[18:31] <zeno> is there a way to list all reccomended packages based on what i have installed?
[18:31] <bobertdos> mmcclarin_: There's not a definite fix for that, but it might be helpful to bring down the cpu usage by overriding the gpu validation stuff.
[18:31] <Flare777> How can I let wine do what it wants to internet ports without giving it root?
[18:31] <jclbrt> ummm... i dnt know alot about iptables
[18:32] <sandstrom> okey, thanks anyway!
[18:32] <bobertdos> kri: Oh, and it hasn't been created yet?
[18:32] <jclbrt> sandstrom: is this on ubuntu?
[18:32] <sandstrom> yes
[18:33] <jclbrt> oh.... beats me.... i have only used iptables on pfsense to monitor bandwidth
[18:33] <jclbrt> until i discovered bandwidthd
[18:33] <kri> bobertdos: it has been created cause i can open rtorrent with typing 'rtorrent' but it have not been created any folder 'rtorrent' in ~/home/
[18:33] <kitche> jclbrt: pfsense doesn't even have iptables
[18:33] <kri> i typed sudo apt-get install rtorrent, but where will it install if not in the home directory?
[18:33] <jbroome_> kti676: that's what makes it awesome
[18:34] <william56> can anyone help me do this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2065160&postcount=10 ; i dont seem to have a volume controlk
[18:34] <jclbrt> kitche: it does when u put it in there
[18:34] <petererer> kri: dpkg -L rtorrent
[18:34] <Flannel> kri: it will always install to the same place
[18:34] <bob_> Hi all I'm trying to boot from a usb drive using encrypted lvm and it keeps dropping me into a busybox console can anyone help?
[18:34] <petererer> (probably /usr/bin for the executable...)
[18:34] <duairc> Does anyone know how to bridge a device with network-manager 0.7 in intrepid? Is it possible?
[18:35] <kitche> jclbrt: considering that pfsense isn't even linux
[18:35] <Flannel> duairc: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid questions, thanks
[18:35] <duairc> Flannel: Thanks!
[18:35] <kri> ok its in /usr/share and /usr/bin
[18:35] <Riovane> bobertdos: I go to terminal as normal user and type 'firefox' but nothing happens. Then I do 'sudo bash' and do the same command and it works
[18:36] <kri> and i did something stupid i did "Desktop" ".Desktop" (hidden) then when i booted up everything that was in ~/user/home went on the desktop
[18:36] <kri> can i get my blank desktop folder back?
[18:36] <kri> if i put a 'Desktop' in ~/user/home it will just show up on the desktop
[18:36] <farciarz84> hi
[18:36] <tim__> so this is so odd -- i have a text file, but i can read it, even when root
[18:36] <tim__> i think the iso is corrupted
[18:37] <farciarz84> is it possible to create nice small pretty www page in flash at ubuntu?
[18:37] <jbroome_> kri: you can also type 'which rtorrent' to see where it's installed
[18:37] <tim__> how do i unmount and iso
[18:37] <jclbrt> kitche: u can point pfsense to IPtables
[18:37] <kri> jbroome_: ok, my desktop problem then?
[18:37] <kri> now i have every folder thats in home hidden but i dont like it
[18:37] <kitche> jclbrt: yes but anyways it's abit offtopic since iptables does not work on the BSD's
[18:38] <tim__> i can't unmount because it looks like i have two corrupted text-files
[18:38] <tim__> gedit is trying to open one of them
[18:38] <tim__> so umount gets umount: /media/isomount: device is busy
[18:38] <jclbrt> kitche: no it isn't cuz his question was brought up by an earlier topic in which i was talking about a pfsense box
[18:38] <bobertdos> Riovane: Did you ever use sudo to run firefox before this point?
[18:39] <jclbrt> and how the same box had ubuntu on it
[18:39] <jclbrt> so it was on topic
[18:39] <kri> jbroome_: 'which rtorrent = /usr/bin/rtorrent" ?
[18:39] <bobertdos> Riovane: or to run any other graphical programs?
[18:39] <Riovane> bobertdos: No, it just started upon this install
[18:39] <Ast001> hi could you do apt-get update today ?
[18:39] <Ast001> are repositories ok ?
[18:40] <jclbrt> Ast001: u can do apt-get update whenever u want
[18:40] <zeno> is there a way to list all reccomended packages based on what i have installed?
[18:40] <Ast001> not today
[18:40] <TuniX12> Ast001: testing
[18:40] <Ast001> can not connect to repositories
[18:40] <Ast001> and internet is ok
[18:41] <Ast001> Hit http://security.ubuntu.com hardy-security/multiverse Sources
[18:41] <Ast001> 56% [Waiting for headers]
[18:41] <tiggers> I updated to the latest kernel headers and now when I try to boot into ubuntu it hangs at the last minute and the caps lock and scroll lock keys blink. Any help?
[18:41] <skorasaurus> hi, my wifi is constantly dropping and the network manager is asking me to always enter in the password to the wifi network, can i configure to save the password ?
[18:41] <bobertdos> Riovane: okay, well, first, check your .Xauthority file in your home directory.
[18:41] <TuniX12> tiggers: reboot to previous kernel
[18:42] <bobertdos> Riovane: I'd like to know what the permissions and ownership are on that file.
[18:42] <mochabcha> i think xserver-xgl disabled my nvidia drivers
[18:42] <Ast001> and that waiting is all day
[18:42] <mochabcha> I installed xserver-xgl and now nvidia-settings complains about there being no "driver" section in nvidia-xconfig
[18:43] <lost_boy432> I'm having some trouble sharing folders from vista on ubuntu although i can share ubuntu folders on vista fine, can anyone help?
[18:43] <SpinachHead> when using command line Im getting assuming drive cache: write through error  when trying to plug in any usb from ctrl-alt f2 command prompt. Anyone know why?
[18:43] <vexue> anyone know a good video converter for ubuntu? im trying to convert mp4 avi back and forth for ps3 and other things
[18:43] <jafobuntu> hi! is there a gnome equivalent to kalarm?
[18:44] <bobertdos> Ast001: What version of the OS are you running?
[18:44] <Ast001> Ubuntu 8.04. Desktop
[18:44] <kitche> jclbrt: if you say so I said you and me bickering over iptables is offtopic
[18:44] <angusthefuzz> vexue: mplayer or ffmpeg will do the conversions the best
[18:44] <tiggers> TuniX12, i tried that and it still hangs
[18:44] <Ast001> everything was fine until today
[18:45] <vexue> cool thanks
[18:45] <jclbrt> oh
[18:45] <bobertdos> Ast001: Well, it's entirely possible they could be having problems on their end. It happens from time to time. Do you have any third party sources?
[18:45] <Spyder> Hello out theyre in cyberspace land anyone home????
[18:46] <Ast001> Thisone is problem rs.archive.ubuntu.com
[18:46] <SpinachHead> im home
[18:46] <Ast001> I didn't mess with repositories
[18:46] <Spyder> whats up shead
[18:47] <SpinachHead> trying to figure out how to get packages to ubuntu when it wont read usb drives from ctrl alt f2
[18:47] <Spyder> whats up gerk
[18:47] <pl> DAMN! it is not working. I have a wpa2 network. it is listed in the network-manager, but when I try to connect to it wpa2 is not a possible encryption method!
[18:47] <SpinachHead> no internet
[18:47] <pl> WHAT can this be?
[18:47] <Spyder> you need some k1 dude
[18:47] <kitche> pl: got a wpa selection?
[18:47] <Regel> pl: perhaps you dont have wpa_supplicant installed
[18:48] <pl> yes I have it
[18:48] <RandyboY> How do i activate/load ubuntu-desktop when ive just done a apt-get install ubuntu-desktop from xubuntus xfce?
[18:48] <kitche> RandyboY: pick gnome at the session manager
[18:48] <darksifer> hi i desperately need someone help on this. plz help me http://pastebin.com/m47bd5a65 its about the corrupt window border.
[18:49] <darksifer> i dont know where i am wrong
[18:49] <mattbd> RandyboY: There is a pull down box when you log in
[18:49] <Riovane> bobertdos: the file is difficult to read.. gedit said it was unable to decode, nano is about 2 lines of gibberish
[18:50] <Ast001> I think I need to change repositories and to put another insted of down rs.archive.ubuntu.com
[18:50] <keystr0k> How do I get rid of a "drive/partition" that is showing up in my "Places" container in my Nautilus windows?  The partition is a Lenovo recovery partition that I don't even want to see. The only options when right-clicking are Open, Open in New Window, and Mount.  I checked FSTAB but it's not in there.
[18:50] <bobertdos> Riovane: You don't have to read it. Do ls -l | grep .Xauthority
[18:50] <trollboy> I'm installing ubuntu server, I get the cdrom to boot, I choose "Install Ubuntu" and then says it can not mount the cdrom.  Is there any way around this?
[18:50] <darksifer> hi i desperately need someone help on this. plz help me http://pastebin.com/m47bd5a65 its about the corrupt window border.
[18:51] <DCPom> trollboy, did you use the check CD feature?
[18:51] <mochabcha> I installed xserver-xgl and now nvidia-settings complains about there being no "driver" section in nvidia-xconfig
[18:51] <trollboy> DCPom, its doing the same thing
[18:51] <william__> ok
[18:51] <william__> auto-identify
[18:51] <Riovane> bobertdos: then what afterthat
[18:51] <nivin> My system crashed my video card is nvidia geforce 7200 my desktop   res is 1280x800 i cant change that settings i cant enable any desktop effects before it was working perfectly
[18:52] <nivin> How can i change my host name to a valid host name?
[18:52] <bobertdos> Riovane: What does it say for permissions and ownership?
[18:52] <trollboy> DCPom?
[18:52] <pl> kitche, yes, it proposes me WPA-EAP
[18:52] <Riovane> bobertdos: it doesnt say anything..
[18:53] <jamesish> nvin: man hostname
[18:53] <DCPom> trollboy, i don't really know, can you mount other CDs?
[18:53] <Ast001> Problem solved with de insted of rs
[18:53] <trollboy> Dunno, its a fresh install
[18:53] <trollboy> just got the box
[18:53] <bobertdos> Riovane: Okay, just post the output of ls -l in pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[18:53] <Ast001> deutche medice is the best :)
[18:53] <Ast001> medicine
[18:54] <Ast001> see you :) and thanks for help
[18:54] <DCPom> trollboy, do you have any OS installed right now?
[18:54] <kri> hm is not encrypted ubuntu slower or some disadvantage to regular install of ubuntu?
[18:54] <keystr0k> How do you remove a partition/drive from the places menu?
[18:54] <trollboy> DCPom, nope
[18:54] <trollboy> Fresh build
[18:54] <trollboy> blank drives
[18:54] <trollboy> I'm going to be pulling the CDRom after install
[18:54] <crtoe> i'm trying to read all the dilbert comics i've missed out on (and there are at least 2 months worth) while exercising (so can't use my hands or feet to control the computer). what sort of quick automation could i employ that would let me view all the strips on a set timer delay (like load comic, wait 15 seconds, proceed to next comic)?
[18:54] <Riovane> bobertdos: after i use 'ls -l | grep .Xauthority' the terminal skips a line and prints a new commandline
[18:55] <trollboy> Its currently primary master on the IDE chain
[18:55] <DCPom> trollboy, could be a problem with the CD player, but that's my only idea
[18:55] <DCPom> trollboy, or BIOS
[18:55] <trollboy> DCPom, but it reads enough to boot
[18:55] <bobertdos> Riovane: Okay, just post the output of ls -l  (without the grep part) in pastebin: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[18:55] <DCPom> trollboy, maybe someone else can help you, i don
[18:55] <DCPom> trollboy, maybe someone else can help you, i don't know what would cause that*
[18:56] <trollboy> Weird isn't it?
[18:56] <wombous> quit
[18:56] <Riovane> bobertdos: 'bash: .Xauthority: command not found'
[18:56] <bobertdos> Riovane: No, no, just ls -l, pastebin the output of that, please.
[18:56] <iman> i need some help fot choosing  enterprise solution for web proxy / firewall who can help me?
[18:57] <iman> i need some help for choosing  enterprise solution for web proxy / firewall who can help me?
[18:57] <bentob0x> ok, right here, right now, ultra-portable laptop working flawlessly with Ubuntu ... ?
[18:57] <SpinachHead> hmm, if i cant read a usb drive to the new installation, no internet connection, how can i get ndiswrapper to a new heron installation?  It looks like openssh isnt installed by default either.....
[18:57] <bentob0x> eeepc style
[18:57] <nivin> My system crashed my video card is nvidia geforce 7200 my desktop   res is 1280x800 i cant change that settings i cant enable any desktop effects before it was working perfectly
[18:58] <iman> i need some help for choosing  enterprise solution for web proxy / firewall who can help me?
[18:58] <william__123> would anyone be willing to tell me if i have enough system requirements to run kubuntu!????
[18:58] <bobertdos> Riovane: I need to go, but show other people that output too, once you can get it posted.
[18:59] <nivin> jamesish, Thank you.. My system crashed my video card is nvidia geforce 7200 my desktop   res is 1280x800 i cant change that settings i cant enable any desktop effects before it was working perfectly
[18:59] <Riovane> bobertdos: I cant get into firefox
[18:59] <Riovane> bobertdos: I cant get into firefox to pastebin it
[18:59] <william__123> i am currently running xubuntu, but was wondering if I could upgrade???
[18:59] <Riovane> bobertdos: and i cant 'nopaste' it because ls -l isnt a filr..
[18:59] <Riovane> I'll make it a file heh
[19:00] <william__123> System Processor: AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology
[19:00] <william__123> Memory: 2074 MB
[19:00] <william__123> 1280x800 pixels
[19:00] <william__123> Audio Adapter: ATIIXP - ATI XP/ATIIXP-MODEM
[19:00] <william__123> any suggestions?
[19:00] <jamesish> nivin: Okay, so why are you interested in your hostname?
[19:00] <bobertdos> Riovane: Well if you have to, use gksudo to get into firefox. I think there's a utility you can use too, but I have to go
[19:00] <Misterjos> hey, if amarok is playing, and i open a youtube video with firefox, there is no sound with this youtube video, is this a known problem, and what can i do about it?
[19:00] <SlimeyPete> william__123: upgrade?
[19:00] <SlimeyPete> to what? another version of ubuntu?
[19:01] <william__123> yah, like kubuntu or something more flashy??
[19:01] <jim_p> Misterjos: use pulseaudio on amarok, or set amarok to use another channel of alsa
[19:01] <bobertdos> Misterjos: known problem -- it has been fixed in the next release though.
[19:01] <SlimeyPete> william__123: your PC is easily fast enough to run any version of ubuntu, kubuntu, xubuntu etc.
[19:01] <Misterjos> ok, thx for the answers
[19:01] <SlimeyPete> by a very long way
[19:01] <nivin> jamesish, simply
[19:02] <nivin> how can i change resolution?
[19:02] <cwill747> bobertdos: you want a portable laptop that ships with ubuntu, try fitpc, it's ridiculous
[19:02] <nivin> videocard is not detecting
[19:02] <louise> hello
[19:02] <bpat1434> I want to install Eclipse but I don't want the JDT or any other plugins because I'm going to be installing the Aptana plugin.  Can I do this via synaptic, or do I have to manually configure eclipse?
[19:03] <louise> I just upgraded to intrepid ibex on two machines and I can' t conn
[19:03] <jamesish> nivin: Yeah, but I want to make sure I understand everything here. Was your hostname just curiosity?
[19:03] <louise> I cant establish a network connection in one of them
[19:03] <nivin> which one is similar to google talk i want some body pleas suggest
[19:03] <louise> can someone assist:
[19:03] <zielony> Hi guys
[19:03] <jim_p> hi zielony
[19:04] <jim_p> louise: can you provide some info like lspci on the faulty machine?
[19:04] <louise> I can' t connect with my wired connection to update ibex, I believe I things will work once that is done
[19:04] <nivin> hi guys, which one is similar to google talk i want some body pleas sugges
[19:04] <louise> jim_p
[19:04] <nivin> hi guys, which one is similar to google talk i want some body pleas suggest
[19:04] <louise> jim_p sure just a sec
[19:05] <jim_p> nivin: skype?
[19:05] <jamesish> nivin: pidgin can connect to gtalk using xmpp
[19:05] <Riovane> Hey I'm having a problem with permissions. My "ls -l" is: http://pastebin.com/m283dd4e5
[19:05] <zielony> I have a question maybe stupid but whatever. I have ubuntu for 2 days. I download a Nikto as tar.bz2 I unpack it and I don't know hou to install it.
[19:05] <Riovane> Can anyone help?
[19:05] <zielony> what comand I should use or what?
[19:05] <bronchmx> is there any way to disable dhcp client in network manager?
[19:05] <nivin> BUT I CANT CALL THEM...
[19:06] <jim_p> Riovane: other than masively changing permissions in there to 777, no
[19:06] <goat|lappy> zielony: tar.bz2 files usually require manual installation,  check with the makers for .deb files
[19:06] <skorasaurus_> !tar
[19:06] <jim_p> nivin: call as in... camera or microphone conversation?
[19:06] <goat|lappy> zielony: .deb are packaged for easy install
[19:06] <louise> jim_p, the ethernet controller is a Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM574M Gigabit Ethernet PCi express
[19:06] <skorasaurus_> !deb
[19:07] <jamesish> zielony: otherwise, you'll need to use some command line tools to make a binary of the source and install from there. Unless it's a bzipped binary, in which case some moving is what you'd need to do.
[19:07] <freebsd_fan> i have vpn internet connection, i am running vista with ubuntu on vmware, now i'm trying to get ubuntu to get internet from the vista. tips are welcome!
[19:07] <Tankado> Hello if i have /dev/sda3 mounted on / and i have a /dev/sda2 mounted on /mydir and the first is 79% how can i give it more space ? so my system wont get full or something
[19:07] <louise> jim_p, does that help?
[19:07] <Riovane> jim_p: what do you mean?
[19:07] <jim_p> louise: give me a sec to search
[19:07] <zielony> goat|lappy: you mean I should serch for .deb version
[19:07] <zielony> Ohhh mannn
[19:07] <freebsd_fan> how do i install vpn to ubuntu using hte cd?
[19:07] <jim_p> Riovane: chmod 777 .fluxbox
[19:07] <goat|lappy> zielony: that would be better than a .tar.bz2 files
[19:07] <jim_p> Riovane: chmod -R 777 .fluxbox
[19:07] <zielony> k
[19:07] <Tankado> how can i transfer more memory from one partition to my main/ partition?
[19:08] <goat|lappy> zielony: but you can also check inside the tar.bz2 file for an INSTALL file
[19:08] <Tankado> its like 79% full
[19:08] <jim_p> louise: that is directly from lspci right?
[19:08] <goat|lappy> zielony: maybe its easy to manually install, just read their directions
[19:08] <nivin> zielony, Files with the .tar,
[19:08] <nivin>       .tgz, .tar.gz or .tar.bz2 suffix are package files
[19:08] <nivin>       known as tarballs, and are widely used in Linux and Unix to
[19:08] <nivin>       package software. Tarballs can also be used to archive and compress other files.
[19:08] <nivin> 	If there is no native Ubuntu package available in any of the Ubuntu repositories, you can use the command line to install or uninstall the tarball file.
[19:08] <nivin> 	The first step will be to uncompress and extract the tarball. If it is a .tgz or a .tar.gz, in a Terminal enter:
[19:08] <GodfatherofEire> Having quite a bit of a problem with firefox right now
[19:08] <jkristheking> yo anyone knowof any html players that play from urls?
[19:08] <nivin> 	
[19:08] <nivin> tar xfvz tarball_name
[19:08] <nivin>       
[19:08] <Riovane> jim_p: what will that do?
[19:08] <nivin> 	Then it will be necessary to follow the instructions that come
[19:08] <nivin> 	with the package. These are generally located in the extracted
[19:08] <nivin> 	tarball in a file called README or
[19:08] <nivin> 	INSTALL.
[19:08] <nivin>       
[19:08] <nivin> from ubuntu help
[19:08] <louise> jim_p, thats right
[19:08] <Pici> !paste > nivin
[19:09] <discoverme> hi anybody can help me clearing my daemon.log file?
[19:09] <zielony> goat|lappy: there is only config.txt and nikto.pl
[19:09] <jim_p> Riovane: it will set reading, writing and executing priviledges to all users, your user and root
[19:09] <zielony> goat|lappy: folders docs (no install) plugins and templars
[19:10] <zielony> goat|lappy: templates
[19:10] <goat|lappy> zielony: ahh, do you see any instructions on the site for installing?
[19:10] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, under firefox, I'm having a rather big problem.
[19:10] <jim_p> louise: this is a pci-e ethernet card?!?!
[19:10] <SpinachHead> anyone have any ideas how to get ndiswrapper to a non-internet connected heron, when the usb drive wont read corrrectly?
[19:10] <omkar> hello guys I want  a help from u guys I have a tar.gz package of aero theme
[19:11] <omkar> I want to Install the theme on my System
[19:11] <louise> jim_p, I suppose its a pci ethernet card.
[19:11] <goat|lappy> zielony: it looks like nikto.pl is the installer
[19:11] <jim_p> louise: strangely, i cant find info online!
[19:11] <zielony> goat|lappy:" Assuming a standard OS/PERL installation, Nikto should now be usable." what is that os/perl instalation?
[19:11] <technomensch>  I'm trying to figure out a way to run a "checkdisk" from a gutsy livecd on an xp partition that won't mount.  but without having access to an XP cd and recovery console.
[19:11] <twfxfnf> :D
[19:11] <goat|lappy> zielony: have you removed everything from the package to somewhere?
[19:11] <Tankado> Hello how can i add more memory to "/" mounted from /dev/sda3 from /dev/sda2 which is mounted to /somename/ ?
[19:11] <louise> jim_p, me neither. Network manager keeps attempting to join my lan but never finishes
[19:11] <goat|lappy> zielony: its saying you should have perl, which you likely do, if you have a standard install of ubuntu
[19:12] <zielony> goat|lappy: yep
[19:12] <Tankado> because its like 79% my man "/"
[19:12] <Tankado> anyone have a tool for that?
[19:12] <GodfatherofEire> When I start up FF3.0.3, the home page doesn't load, the bookmarks don't load, the Fast dial is gone, the address bar stays on the starting page, and the forward/back buttons are disabled.
[19:12] <GodfatherofEire> Picture from the Error console is as follows: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=qy90s9&s=4
[19:12] <goat|lappy> zielony: what is the path of where its located?
[19:12] <willluongo> technomensch: you could fsck it?
[19:12] <omkar> hello guys
[19:12] <zielony> goat|lappy: home/dudi/Programy/nikto
[19:12] <omkar> any answer
[19:12] <goat|lappy> zielony: then go to terminal
[19:12] <bpat1434> how can I find the process id of a "hung" program?
[19:12] <jim_p> louise: stop network manager and disable it. do you use dhcp to get an ip?
[19:13] <willluongo> what is the question omkar?
[19:13] <technomensch> yes.  it shows up as /dev/sda2 HPFS/NTFS
[19:13] <goat|lappy> zielony: and cd /home/dudi/Programy/nikto/
[19:13] <omkar> plz tell me I have a .tar.gz package I knw to extract the package
[19:13] <omkar> by tar -xvzf
[19:13] <omkar> but how to install the package  now
[19:13] <jim_p> bpat1434: top
[19:13] <goat|lappy> zielony: then type: ./nikto.pl
[19:13] <willluongo> omkar dpkg -i package
[19:13] <omkar> it doesn't contains ./configure
[19:13] <omkar> thing
[19:13] <omkar> ohhh
[19:13] <willluongo> omkar: is it a package or source?
[19:13] <jim_p> omkar: move to make and sudo make install
[19:13] <bpat1434> jim_p, yeah, it's not showing up....
[19:13] <Tankado> please ask me :( my main dir is 79% but i have around 20 G in another mount how can i fix it ?
[19:14] <Riovane> jim_p: that didnt fix it, but i have to go.
[19:14] <louise> jim_p, Yes I do
[19:14] <Riovane> ty for your help
[19:14] <technomensch> wow.  talk about flood of questions....
[19:14] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, I really need someone to help me out with my firefox problem
[19:14] <louise> jim_p, ok hang on
[19:14] <jim_p> bpat1434: not even in top?
[19:14] <zielony> + ERROR: No host specified
[19:14] <zielony> + ERROR: No host specified
[19:14] <zielony>        -Cgidirs+       		scan these CGI dirs: 'none', 'all', or values like "/cgi/ /cgi-a/"
[19:14] <zielony>        -dbcheck       		check database and other key files for syntax errors (cannot be abbreviated)
[19:14] <zielony>        -evasion+        	ids evasion technique
[19:14] <zielony>        -Format+     		save file (-o) format
[19:14] <zielony>        -host+       		target host
[19:14] <\Kira> d
[19:14] <zielony>        -Help        		Extended help information
[19:14] <zielony>        -id+          		host authentication to use, format is userid:password
[19:14] <goat|lappy> zielony: !paste
[19:14] <LjL> !pastebin > zielony    (zielony, see the private message from Ubotu)
[19:15] <\Kira> g
[19:15] <GodfatherofEire> It /was/ working fine earlier
[19:15] <Dalem50> How do you install the Xbuntu desktop on Server Edition?
[19:15] <goat|lappy> zielony: you can pm me if you want, with that error
[19:15] <LjL> Dalem50: like on the desktop edition
[19:15] <zielony> SOrryy guys
[19:15] <jim_p> Dalem50: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[19:15] <willluongo> Dalem50: aptitude search xfce I don't remember the whole package
[19:15] <Dalem50> jim_p: Thank you
[19:15] <willluongo> Dalem50: see what jim_p said lol
[19:15] <omkar>  move to make and sudo make install
[19:15] <twfxfnf> has anybody seen a mozilla tree?
[19:16] <twfxfnf> of all forks since it become OSS?
[19:16] <omkar> tht means I have to run make command 1st?
[19:16] <Flecha2> Hello all. I just installed Fluxbuntu. But during install I got a error and the installer didnt install grub. I am now using another linux in the same machine. Can someone pls help me to load Fluxbuntu?
[19:16] <technomensch> wiluongo: /dev/sda2  HPFS/NTFS
[19:16] <Flannel> !compile | omkar
[19:16] <willluongo> omkar what are you trying to install?
[19:16] <Tankado> please ask me :( my main dir is 79% but i have around 20 G in another mount how can i fix it ?
[19:16] <twfxfnf> flecha2: download and burn super grub disk
[19:16] <droopsta915> my computer has done this twice and i have to restart the computer. can someone take a look?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/59788/
[19:16] <louise> jim_p, ok, I disabled networking
[19:16] <jim_p> Flecha2: can you post /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:17] <louise> jim_p, what should I do now?
[19:17] <jim_p> louise: you mean network manager! not networking altogether!
[19:17] <GodfatherofEire> Could I get a little bit of help here? I know I've been in here a lot, but I seem to have bad luck with computers, so Sorry if I need to ask so many questions, but I dont know exactly what the problem is with Firefox atm, So I kind of need a bit of help.
[19:17] <omkar> I have download a tar.gz package from a site which has n aero theme for ubuntu
[19:17] <omkar> now
[19:17] <willluongo> technomensch: fsck -N /dev/sda2
[19:17] <willluongo> ?
[19:17] <omkar> when I extracted the package by tar -xvzf package name
[19:17] <omkar> it created a folder
[19:17] <Tankado> please ask me :( my main dir is 79% but i have around 20 G in another mount how can i fix it ?
[19:17] <LjL> !enter | omkar
[19:17] <Flecha2> jim_p: I cant see the fluxbuntu partition from this linux...
[19:17] <omkar> now it has another folder gtk
[19:17] <mrr> Can anyone check this http://paste2.org/p/89124 ? My screen should have refresh rate 60 but when I open screen resolution settings it says it have 51 and there is no option for 60.
[19:18] <willluongo> omkar for themes you just drag it into the themes window all zipped up and purty :)
[19:18] <Flecha2> twfxfnf: I dont have a CD to burn right now...
[19:18] <jim_p> Flecha2: then i cant help you, sorry. use a live cd to find it
[19:18] <louise> jim_p, I right clicked the network manager icon and unchecked the "enable networking box"
[19:18] <louise> jim_p, I will undo that and kill networkmanager then
[19:18] <jim_p> Flecha2: btw, if grub was installed already, fluxbuntu may not reinstall it
[19:18] <jim_p> louise: ok do so
[19:19] <SpinachHead> as anyone installed ubuntu without internet?
[19:19] <willluongo> SpinachHead: yes
[19:19] <GodfatherofEire> Is there ANYONE in here who would be willing to give me a little help here?
[19:19] <bpat1434> jim_p, heh.. was a hidden window that didn't show up in the taskbar ....
[19:19] <jamesish> Tankado: there's a few things you can do. "merging" the partitions is possible, but you'll need a tool like gParted, and it's not 100% safe. Should be quite safe, but not 100%.
[19:19] <jim_p> bpat1434: lmao
[19:19] <Flecha2> jim_p: do you know what flag do I need to put in my menu.lst to load Fluxbuntu?
[19:19] <coincoin161> what text editor do you use (i don't mean vi nor nano) but what would be your choice between abiword, ooo, or others ???
[19:19] <twfxfnf> godfather: what's the problem
[19:19] <technomensch> will: [sbin/fsck.ext2(1) - - /dev/sda2] fsck.ext2 /dev/sda2   running off live gutsy on laptop
[19:19] <AciD-Ghost> Good evening. I need  a good CAD program (Autocadish) anyone familar with anything like that ?
[19:19] <Dalem50> SpinachHead: Sure, what do you mean by that? You can buy the CD using ShipIt, or do you mean putting the CD in and installing Ubuntu? That works too.
[19:19] <louise> jim_p, I don't see the network manager app using "top" how do I kill it?
[19:20] <jamesish> Tankado: otherwise, you can do something simple like make a shortcut to the other partition in your home directory. I have a directory in my home directory for Music which is actually a drive on another machine, for example.
[19:20] <jim_p> Flecha2: no, i cat guss with no clues, but i can make one
[19:20] <jim_p> louise: killall network-manager
[19:20] <jim_p> i think
[19:20] <SpinachHead> no,i installed heron already, but i cant get ndiswrapper to the box because my usb drive wont mount
[19:20] <Dalem50> SpinachHead: Yeah, and internet isn't required to install Ubuntu if you already have the CD..
[19:20] <SpinachHead> yeah, but moving a usb with the wireless packages wont work
[19:20] <dooglus> how can I change the language a GNOME desktop is in?
[19:21] <Dalem50> SpinachHead: Try using your ethernet.
[19:21] <Terabytten> Okay, I'm having a bit of a problem.
[19:21] <SpinachHead> i mean i cant  read off the thumbdrive
[19:21] <dooglus> I'm using NX to connect to it, not gdm
[19:21] <sandstrom> It seems the state module is disabled in my iptables. Anyone who have come across this problem before?
[19:21] <Flannel> SpinachHead: Do you have the CD still?
[19:21] <SpinachHead> yes
[19:21] <willluongo> technomensch: I am not sure what you are showing me?
[19:21] <SpinachHead> alt install
[19:21] <GodfatherofEire> Thanks, twfxfnf. Firefox is a) not loading home page on start-up b) incapable of bookmarking c) address bar doesnt change with a change in the page d) Fast dial isn't showing up and e) forwards and back arent working.
[19:21] <GodfatherofEire> See http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=qy90s9&s=4
[19:21] <Flecha2> jim_p: title fluxbox                         kernel (hd0,3)/boot/vmlinuz                      initrd (hd0,3)/boot/initrd.img           thats what I have for Fluxbuntu now
[19:21] <GodfatherofEire> That's the error log
[19:21] <ScornInPC> hi all
[19:21] <mrr> Can anyone check this http://paste2.org/p/89124 ? My screen is supposed to have refresh rate 60 but when I open "screen resolution settings" it has refresh rate 51 and i can't change it. Is there anything wrong with my xorg.conf?
[19:21] <Flannel> SpinachHead: put the CD in, add it as a repo (if you installed from the alt CD, its already there), and you can install ndiswrapper from the CD
[19:21] <twfxfnf> your good news: linux works
[19:21] <keystr0k> How do I hide a partition from Ubuntu? It shows up in the Places menu but it's not in /etc/fstab. The only option is to "mount" it. I want to hide it.
[19:21] <twfxfnf> install another browser that isn't lame
[19:22] <twfxfnf> try opera, links -x, dillo, midori, epiphany...
[19:22] <SpinachHead> is there a tut for adding cd as repo?
[19:22] <ScornInPC> how to get apache2 user? i need edit my sudoers, but i dont know the user
[19:22] <GodfatherofEire> I have Opera already as a back-up
[19:22] <Dalem50> keystr0k: Try deleting the mounting point, that might work. I don't know anything else besides that.
[19:22] <louise> jim_p, that doenst work... how can I see if its running?
[19:22] <jim_p> Flecha2: i will pm you the lines ok?
[19:22]  * twfxfnf reads the log
[19:22] <willluongo> ScornInPC: it should be in your apache2 config
[19:22] <happosade> Can I igrone some users from irssi's away-log?
[19:22] <Flecha2> jim_p: pls
[19:22] <zeno> how to turn the volume down on USB audio? the volume control doesnt work
[19:22] <SpinachHead> i also dont have the nvidia drivers installed, so have to work from f1 i guess
[19:22] <willluongo> GodfatherofEire: if you uninstall firefox and reinstall it does that fix it?
[19:23] <keystr0k> Dalem50, I cannot find the mount point! arg.
[19:23]  * Dalem50 can't wait for the 11 days. He tries the Beta version on a VM and it doesn't install right? :-(
[19:23] <ScornInPC> willluongo: ok, i will look for
[19:23] <Terabytten> I've installed Ubuntu 8.04.11, and it was running fine, then I had to reinstall because it wouldn't boot properly, and prior to that the WLAN was no longer functioning. So I reinstalled, and everything was going fine for the next several days. Then this morning, I ran into the same problem. It won't boot up. When it is booting it says some file is missing, I think the file name was something starting with cmd, can't remember what fo
[19:23] <twfxfnf> yeah, try that
[19:23] <Dalem50> keystr0k: Then I give up xD
[19:23] <netiho> oi
[19:23] <Flecha2> oi
[19:23] <netiho> oi
[19:23] <louise> jim_p, found it.. it was called "nm-applet"
[19:23] <jim_p> louise: i dont know the name sorry
[19:23] <ScornInPC> oi
[19:23] <twfxfnf> if i had to guess, i'd say you were missing libxml or something
[19:23] <Terabytten> Is there some way that I can repair the missing files without reinstalling Ubuntu entirely?
[19:23] <netiho> tudo bem ?
[19:23] <jim_p> lol
[19:23] <keystr0k> Dalem50, give up xD?
[19:23] <netiho> oi
[19:24] <netiho> oi
[19:24] <ScornInPC> willluongo: nothing
[19:24] <goat|lappy> Terabytten: yes if you know what file is missing
[19:24] <louise> jim_p, what should I do now?
[19:24] <netiho> oi
[19:24] <twfxfnf> try @firefox
[19:24] <willluongo> ScornInPC: did you isntall it via apt?
[19:24] <twfxfnf> #firefox
[19:24] <ScornInPC> willluongo: yes
[19:24] <netiho> oi
[19:24] <jim_p> louise: sudo gedit /etc/networking/interfaces
[19:24] <Dalem50> keystr0k, why do you want to hide the partition? xD
[19:24] <Terabytten> Okay, so what process would I take if I knew what file was missing? I don't suppose you'd know what file it is just by my saying the first three letters of the filename were cmd.
[19:24] <jim_p> louise: sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[19:24] <Dalem50> Keystr0k: Try searching the forums on that.
[19:24] <jim_p> i made a mistake
[19:25] <keystr0k> Dalem50, Okay... I'll keep searching. thakns.
[19:25] <GodfatherofEir1> Any idea as to what the problem is?
[19:25] <willluongo> ScornInPC: I believe the default then is daemon
[19:25] <droopsta915> can someone take a look at this and tell me why my computer goes to this black screen? here is the pastebin-http://paste.ubuntu.com/59788/
[19:25] <netiho> oi
[19:25] <Dalem50> keystr0k: Sorry bud, but I don't know how to hide a partition at all...
[19:26] <ScornInPC> willluongo, dont work too ... =/
[19:26] <willluongo> ScornInPC:  it is in /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf
[19:26] <louise> jim_p, I have only two lines there: auto lo AND iface lo inet loopback
[19:26] <jim_p> Flecha2: your fluxbuntu lines seems fine
[19:26] <willluongo> ScornInPC: What exactly are you trying to do?
[19:26] <goat|lappy> Terabytten: in terminal type sudo find / -n cmd*
[19:26] <GodfatherofEir1> twfxfnf, any ideas as to what the problem might be though, seeing as how I spent a great deal of time setting it up
[19:26] <keystr0k> Dalem50, It's all good.
[19:26] <Flecha2> jim_p: hum... that is no good
[19:26] <Terabytten> Um, that's the file that's missing, how am I going to find it there?
[19:26] <GodfatherofEir1> And every other browser clogs my system
[19:26] <Terabytten> Oh wait, live cd.
[19:26] <Terabytten> nvm
[19:27] <goat|lappy> Terabytten: well, I'm conveying to you how many files in the filesystem start with cmd
[19:27] <Terabytten> Invalid predicate error.
[19:27] <ScornInPC> willluongo: this file dont exists! /etc/apache/httpd.conf yep ... i need put this user in my sudoers, becase i need execute system() in my php scripts
[19:27] <Terabytten> Oh, I see.
[19:27] <Firstmate> Hello, I'm trying to find the madwifi.sh needed for my atheros driver fix.
[19:27] <Firstmate> Can anyone help?
[19:28] <Firstmate> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=798485&highlight=Atheros <--I'm using that as a guide.
[19:28] <giacomo_carissim> did you try google Firstmate
[19:28] <Firstmate> Yes I did.
[19:28] <Firstmate> It says I can find the file at: http://madwifi.org/ or http://snapshots.madwifi.org/madwifi-trunk
[19:28] <goat|lappy> Terabytten: it happens to be a few, not too many, but if its cmdline, then that could be a problem
[19:28] <Firstmate> But neither show the file.
[19:28] <Terabytten> Okay then, so once I find the file name that it's missing, how do I go about reinstalling that driver?
[19:28] <Terabytten> That sounds right.
[19:28] <shawn-p> when I link my program, I'm getting "undefined reference to 'dlopen', 'dlsym', 'dlclose'" linker errors.  Does anyone know how to fix that, or know whether that's a problem with the compiler itself?
[19:28] <happosade> Can I igrone some users from irssi's away-log?
[19:28] <Terabytten> That sounds dead-on, actually.
[19:28] <happosade> !irssi
[19:28] <Terabytten> Is there a fix? I've had this problem twice now.
[19:29] <crimsun> shawn-p: you might want #ubuntu-programming, but see -ldl
[19:29] <Terabytten> Another question, why did I just call it a driver.
[19:29] <willluongo> ScornInPC: I am not sure what is going on with your system, that is the default location for the conf file and the default user...
[19:29] <shawn-p> should I add that explicitly to the build commandline?
[19:29] <goat|lappy> Terabytten: it depends on the exact file missing, you could mount that installation from your live cd and move the live cd version to it,  but if the file is a configuration file, then there could be some problems
[19:29] <goat|lappy> and i cant answer your last question :-p
[19:30] <Terabytten> lol
[19:30] <giacomo_carissim> is there a way to fix/repair a root filesystem without having to boot up a live cd?
[19:30] <Firstmate> Anyone?
[19:30] <GodfatherofEir1> twfxfnf, any idea as to how to fix it though?
[19:30] <Dalem50> Does anyone know a IM client you can use in terminal? :-/
[19:30] <ScornInPC> willluongo: corse no, but, thanks for help
[19:30] <goat|lappy> irssi Dalem50
[19:31] <Dalem50> goat|lappy: What I mean't was something you could use to connect to more than IRC?
[19:31] <goat|lappy> oh,  finch Dalem50
[19:31] <Dalem50> Command to install? xD
[19:32] <goat|lappy> Dalem50: finch is a command line version of pidgin,  it may be already installed
[19:32] <jrib> giacomo_carissim: depends on what you need to fix/repair.  You may be able to use recovery mode from the grub menu
[19:32] <baldur_> Hi i'm trying to configer ip adress settings and when i press configer in network tools  it say's " the interface does not exist"
[19:32] <baldur_> what does that mean ?
[19:32] <Dalem50> goat|lappy: I'm using server edition xD
[19:32] <jrib> Dalem50: irssi and weechat are nice
[19:32] <jrib> !apt > Dalem50
[19:32] <giacomo_carissim> jrib: but there's no way to do it with ubuntu running (since it's from the filesystem i want to repair)
[19:32] <goat|lappy> jrib: he wants multi protocol
[19:32] <GodfatherofEir1> Anybody else know how to fix an "FdBookmark is Undefined" error As well as "PlacesUtils.hist is Undefined" error?
[19:33] <Terabytten> Okay, so if I don't care about saving the files that are on the installation of Ubuntu already on my HDD, how could I go about fixing this issue in the fastest way possible?
[19:33] <Dalem50> I know what APT is...
[19:33] <GodfatherofEir1> Or do I have to go into the terminal, purge FF, and re-install?
[19:33] <goat|lappy> Dalem50: then sudo apt-get install finch
[19:33] <jrib> giacomo_carissim: I have no idea what you mean by "repair"
[19:33] <Zackfett> hey i need some help
[19:33] <Zackfett> im on a live cd
[19:33] <Dalem50> goat|lappy: Sorry, I was just being lazy :-)
[19:33] <jrib> Dalem50: that tells you the commands to install packages
[19:33] <Zackfett> and i need to save my configurations
[19:33] <giacomo_carissim> when you run fsck, it scans for problems and fixes them jrib, like that
[19:33] <Zackfett> but i cant
[19:33] <Dalem50> jrib: ...., I know.
[19:33] <ScornInPC> HeEEYY, TO FIND USER OF APACHE ^^', execute: [ps auxc | grep apache], nice solution =P
[19:33] <ScornInPC> thanks
[19:34] <baldur_> Hi i'm trying to configer ip adress settings and when i press configer in network tools  it say's " the interface does not exist" anyone know what that means and what i can to do fix it ?
[19:34] <Zackfett> does someone know how to help?
[19:34] <jrib> Dalem50: I'm not sure why you would ask a question, get the answer, and then say you knew the answer, but ok
[19:34] <droopsta915> My computer goes into some kind of check state, its a black screen and white text. Commands wont work.-http://paste.ubuntu.com/59797/
[19:34] <Dalem50> jrib: I'm not awake today, just leave me alone..
[19:34] <louise> I just upgraded to intrepid ibex on two machines and I can' t connect to my lan on one of them,. can someone assist?
[19:35] <crimsun> louise: you want #ubuntu+1
[19:35] <goat|lappy> louise: you may get better assistance in #ubuntu+1
[19:35] <louise> thanks guys
[19:35] <Zackfett> im on a linux live cd (feisty fawn) is their a way i can save my firefox cookies and configurations to my ipod?
[19:35] <jrib> giacomo_carissim: you can 'touch /forcefsck' and fsck will check the partition / is on on next boot
[19:36] <giacomo_carissim> jrib, well it was running fsck at boot, but it would come to an error and ubuntu wouldn'
[19:36] <giacomo_carissim> t work, it wouldn't fix it and just not boot
[19:36] <jrib> giacomo_carissim: yeah use a live cd then
[19:36] <Zackfett> im on a linux live cd (feisty fawn) is their a way i can save my firefox cookies and configurations to my ipod?
[19:36] <jrib> Dalem50: you should check out bitlbee as well
[19:36] <Zackfett> can someone help please?
[19:36] <giacomo_carissim> k, that's what im doing, just wanted to know if there was a way to do it from booted ubuntu
[19:37] <baldur_> Hi i'm trying to configer ip adress settings and when i press configer in network tools  it say's " the interface does not exist" anyone know what that means and what i can to do fix it ?
[19:37] <sandstrom> It seems the state module is disabled in my iptables (ubuntu server). Anyone who have come across this problem before?
[19:37] <Zackfett> forget it i'll just ask at hackthissite
[19:38] <goat|lappy> Zackfett: you should be able to move /home/ubuntu/.mozilla to your ipod
[19:38] <Flare183> goat|lappy: He left
[19:38] <goat|lappy> oh
[19:38] <goat|lappy> thanks Flare183
[19:39] <Flare183> goat|lappy: np
[19:40] <baldur_> Hi i'm trying to configer ip adress settings and when i press configer in network tools  it say's " the interface does not exist" anyone know what that means and what i can to do fix it ?
[19:40] <Hanyou> Has anyone experienced a problem in getting Cisco hardware (Not Linksys but actual Cisco hardware) to issue Ubuntu and IP address or allow it external access at all? I have attempted assigning it a manual IP address and it is still not able to connect to the outside world. I am sure that the machine's hardware is working fine as I am able to take the machine home and access the internet just fine.
[19:40] <Dalem50> Hanyou: DNS problem? xD
[19:41] <Flare183> Dalem50: I was thinking the same thing
[19:41] <william56> i'm having trouble with my sound; it's working, but it isn't very loud, even with everything in alsamixer maxed out. the sound card is a HDA ATI SB. anyone know anything that might be of use to me?
[19:41] <Hanyou> Probably not as I have tried my own DNS, OpenDNS, and my ISP's DNS. Also all my Windows boxes are working fine.
[19:42] <baldur_> Hi i'm trying to configer ip adress settings and when i press configer in network tools  it say's " the interface does not exist" anyone know what that means and what i can to do fix it ?  Please can anyone help me ?
[19:42] <baldur_> ????
[19:42] <Flare183> !clone | upo
[19:42] <Flare183> oops
[19:42] <crtoe> baldur_: apparently your hardware isn't detected
[19:42] <crtoe> baldur_: this could mean that either there's no kernel support for it or that you don't have the appropriate driver(s) loaded for it
[19:43] <william56> in windows there's a tool that comes with the drivers for the sound card that allows me to change the connected device type to headphones to get a sound boost
[19:43] <GodfatherofEir1> Could I get some help for the actual bloody problem here?
[19:43] <minimec> william56: Do you use also or pulseaudio output? You can verify that with <alt<f2 gstreamer-properties
[19:43] <baldur_> crtoe:  but it works my internet is working fine i just wanna change my ip on the network and cant do that ??
[19:43] <minimec> william56: alsa or pulseaudio ...
[19:43] <baldur_> crtoe: should i find drivers if so how do i do that ?
[19:43] <william56> i'm using alsa
[19:44] <crtoe> baldur_: post the output of dmesg to pastebin. also post the output of lsmod.
[19:44] <crtoe> baldur_: if you can, try posting on pastebin the output of lshw as well
[19:44] <GodfatherofEir1> For the love of God will someone please answer me and actually TRY to HELP with the problem?
[19:44] <baldur_> crtoe:  sorry i didint relly understand what you said ??? whats pastebin  and all that ??
[19:45] <crtoe> !pastebin > baldur_
[19:45] <Hanyou> GodfatherheroEir1: What is your question?
[19:45] <minimec> william56: Ok. Check the 'pcm' volume in your volume properties and check if your software uses software mixing. that may influence your volume.
[19:46] <GodfatherofEir1> Ok, Firefox a) no history b) bookmarks not working c) back and forward not working d) fast dial not working and e) the URL doesnt change with the page
[19:46] <baldur_> crtoe: ok what should i put there ?
[19:46] <william56> pcm is maxed. i'm not exactly sure how to check whether i'm using a software mixer or not
[19:46] <twfxfnf> hmm...check permissions on ~/.mozilla
[19:46] <crtoe> baldur_: read my previous message again. if you're not going to put any effort in to helping yourself, i'm not going to try either
[19:46] <GodfatherofEir1> Screenshot of the error log here http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=ncyuwy&s=4
[19:46] <baldur_> crtoe: dmesg ?? and lsmod  ??? yeahh i am just dont know what these two are sorry
[19:46] <ronzilla_> it says i need to safe remove hard drive from within windows.  I dont have a windows partition anymore and ideas?
[19:47] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1,  sounds like you need to purge ff
[19:47] <GodfatherofEir1> Did that
[19:47] <GodfatherofEir1> Nada
[19:47] <csilk> systems details please
[19:47] <minimec> william56: that depends on the software. There is often an option in the preferences dialog of your sound software.
[19:47] <csilk> *system
[19:47] <logankoester> Can anyone tell me how to move my /home to another disk?
[19:47] <goat|lappy> ronzilla_: is this on a usb drive?
[19:47] <Enissay> what's the app wich take a text and give an ascii code as output??
[19:47] <crtoe> baldur_: they are commands. open a terminal emulator (konsole, gnome-terminal, xterm, etc.) or from the console, run those commands and paste the output to pastebin
[19:47] <ronzilla_> no they're 2 sata drives and 1 IDE
[19:47] <ikonia> logankoester: copy it over, change the /etc/fstab filel to point /home to the new disk
[19:47] <ikonia> logankoester: it's tht simple
[19:47] <ikonia> that
[19:48] <GodfatherofEir1> Ok, Standard Gateway MX6426, running under relatively default GNOME setup
[19:48] <baldur_> crtoe:  ok i run dmesg and lsmod in the termenal and then post em there RGR
[19:48] <GodfatherofEir1> Was working fine up until about an hour ago
[19:48] <goat|lappy> ronzilla_: hmm,  you can either mount it with -ro switch for read only,  or you can try the force switch.... how are you mounting? through command line?
[19:48] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1,  please list your system details, kernal, OS version, FF version
[19:48] <minimec> william56: Other thing may be the gnome equalizer. With exaile for example you have to start the software with a no equalizer option.
[19:48] <crtoe> GodfatherofEir1: did you update firefox recently?
[19:48] <GodfatherofEir1> No, actually
[19:49] <GodfatherofEir1> Last time I updated it was last week I think
[19:49] <crtoe> GodfatherofEir1: i know that whenever i update, the package manager tells me to restart firefox to avoid any issues
[19:49] <logankoester> ikonia, thanks... My fstab is a little confusing though... http://pastebin.ca/1231146
[19:49] <ronzilla_> I havent tried the force mount, can anything bad happen in a force mount?
[19:49] <logankoester> ikonia, I don't see an entry for /home?
[19:49] <crtoe> last week as in saturday as in yesterday?
[19:49] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1,  you gonna post the specs I asked for?
[19:49] <goat|lappy> ronzilla_ no
[19:49] <GodfatherofEir1> Yes, Give me a minute to get the kernel version
[19:50] <ronzilla_> ok
[19:50] <baldur_> crtoe:  should i copy all the text becuz its like 5 pages long ?
[19:50] <csilk> uname -a
[19:50] <ronzilla_> I'll give it a shot
[19:50] <Scunizi> ronzilla_: if you're trying to mount a ntfs drive that wasn't shut down clean then you'll either have to go back into windows and shutdown normally or force the mount process.
[19:50] <GodfatherofEir1> ﻿csilk: FF3.0.3, Ubuntu 8.04, Kernel Version 2.6 I think
[19:50] <crtoe> baldur_: yes, everything. enter the commands man dmesg and man lsmod for why i asked for those
[19:50] <GodfatherofEir1> If you want I can get the exact kernel verison
[19:50] <goat|lappy> GodfatherofEir1: uname -r
[19:51] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1,  paste the output of the uname -a command
[19:51] <goat|lappy> ^^what he said
[19:51] <GodfatherofEir1> 2.6.24-21.generic
[19:51] <csilk> i said uname -a
[19:51] <csilk> not -r
[19:51] <Misterjos> hey, how can i use alsa for amarok and firefox? i can use pulseaudio but that gives little cracks in the sound
[19:51] <crtoe> if you're using irssi, it's as simple as /exec -o <command> so /exec -o uname -r
[19:51] <GodfatherofEir1> One moment
[19:52] <jakob__> hallo, ich habe gerade ein programm kompiliert und installiert, weiß jetzt aber gar nicht wie ich das starten kann.
[19:52] <jabagawee> crtoe, its not just irssi, i'm pretty sure most irc clients do that too (or at least xchat does)
[19:52] <crimsun> Misterjos: you'll need to configure amarok's xine config to use alsa directly
[19:52] <jakob__> ups, sorry
[19:52] <Enissay> ﻿what's the app wich take a text and give an ascii code as output??
[19:52] <crtoe> jabagawee: ah. haven't used xchat much. good to know my irssi-specific knowledge is not tied to the application :)
[19:52] <GodfatherofEir1> csilk: Linux ubuntu 2.6.24-21-generic #1 SMP Mon Aug 25 17:32:08 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[19:52] <switchcat> Hmmm I know how to do screenshots, etc.  but does anybody have any suggestions for capturing video such as of a flickr.com slideshow?
[19:52] <Misterjos> ok thx crimsun
[19:53] <Misterjos> i'll look for a howto
[19:53] <switchcat> (I want to convert a flickr.com slideshow into a youtube video, essentially..)
[19:53] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1,  thank you, please wait one moment
[19:53] <jabagawee> so crtoe, is there any good irssi guide? i never seem to be able to switch to other channels, or private messages
[19:53] <thomc> I've formatted my usb thumb drive to ext3 using mkfs, but fdisk -l shows it as FAT32, is that normal?
[19:53] <crtoe> jabagawee: i never really read anything. just picked it up. /join #channel then alt-1, alt-2, etc. to switch channels
[19:53] <cwill747> I have grub error 17 when i boot up. I've tried everything i could find in the forums, still no luck. any help?
[19:54] <jabagawee> alt-1 alt-2 switches between terminal windows on a mac, so that doesn't work when i get to school and ssh back home
[19:54] <crtoe> thomc: fdisk -l /path/to/your/usb_thum_drive ?
[19:54] <ronzilla_> !mount
[19:54] <ronzilla_> !gparted
[19:54] <jamesish> cwill747: last time I saw an error 17 in grub, I had to unplug the machine and drain the battery on the motherboard to reset the CMOS. Then it worked fine.
[19:54] <crtoe> jabagawee: hmm, esc-1, esc-2 works too
[19:55] <jabagawee> thanks, i'll keep that in mind
[19:55] <cwill747> jamesish: well i'd rather like to avoid that. haha
[19:55] <jamesish> cwill747: I tried everything else, too. There wasn't any clear reason that the boot drive wasn't being seen, and it worked fine after that.
[19:55] <baldur_> crtoe: its written in the kmsg file right ??  and when i try to open it it says i dont have the rights to see it ??
[19:55] <amorphous_> Does anyone know whether, after a time out, hardy goes into suspend or hibernate - it seems to be going into one or the other and not coming out. Power saving is set to never sleep.
[19:56] <amorphous_> ...anyone..?
[19:56] <thomc> crtoe: It says that it doesn't contain a valid partition table. I've used mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1 to format it, that correct?
[19:56] <jabagawee> amorphous_, laptop or desktop?
[19:57] <goat|lappy> thomc: sudo
[19:57] <thomc> goat|lappy, yeh, sorry, I have been running it with sudo
[19:57] <rozzo> hi guys
[19:58] <amorphous_> jabagawee,  desktop. Dell Vostro
[19:58] <marcello> !list
[19:58] <amorphous_> and I don't say Dell with a huge grin on my face... :(
[19:58] <csilk> GodfatherofEir1  please pm me a list of all the problem you are encountering, I have a few more questions for you
[19:58] <csilk> *problems
[19:58] <baldur_> crtoe: its written in the kmsg file right ??  and when i try to open it it says i dont have the rights to see it ??
[19:58]  * amorphous_ is grumpy about having to fix another Dell clean install...
[19:58] <_moro_bana_> will I need to install dependencies if I install from source, or are they included in the tar?
[19:59]  * amorphous_ is a grumpy git tho...
[19:59] <amorphous_> ;)
[19:59] <nivin> I Have 3 ntfs drives on my system. how they can mount automatically when system boots
[19:59] <nivin> I Have 3 ntfs drives on my system. how they can mount automatically when system boots
[19:59]  * amorphous_ ha
[19:59] <goat|lappy> nivin: add them to /etc/fstab
[19:59] <jabagawee> nivin, /etc/fstab.
[19:59] <ritzcracker> u dont need to repeat yourself more then once
[19:59] <nivin> I Have 3 ntfs drives on my system. how they can mount automatically when system boots
[19:59] <jamesish> _moro_bana: dependencies are not typically included in source, but it should tell you what it's missing and you can use apt to deal with them.
[19:59] <jabagawee> amorphous_, i'm not exactly sure how to fix your problem. sorry
[19:59] <goat|lappy> or 3 times
[19:59]  * amorphous_ has to go eat, so will get back to yous all asap
[19:59] <jabagawee> nivin, stop spamming the channel
[20:00] <rozzo> i have googoled for one month
[20:00] <rozzo> but not have found solution for my microphone
[20:00] <goat|lappy> thats a long time to google
[20:00] <amorphous_> 's ok, jabagawee - i'll chack it out after food ;)
[20:00] <jamesish> rozzo: if you can provide me with a list of search terms you used, I'll work out the issue.
[20:00] <jamesish> ;)
[20:00] <jabagawee> rozzo, so what's your problem? i only got 'hi guys'
[20:00] <baldur_> crtoe: its written in the kmsg file right ??  and when i try to open it it says i dont have the rights to see it ??
[20:00] <goat|lappy> heh
[20:00] <dvyjones> Any software you know that I can use to connect to another pc (easily) to give support to them. I need remote desktop and preferably voice...
[20:01] <rozzo> jabagawee, my microphone not found
[20:01] <rozzo> ops not work
[20:01] <rozzo> i have recompile driver
[20:01] <rozzo> i have add options model=dell-m44
[20:01] <rozzo> eccc
[20:01] <rozzo> but nothing to do
[20:01] <rozzo> -.-
[20:01] <jabagawee> dvyjones, if youre the only one giving support, i highly recommend crossloop+WINE
[20:01] <FloodBot1> rozzo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:01] <rozzo> in the past with gentoo works
[20:01] <ActionParsnip> gotta love gentoo
[20:02] <jabagawee> dvyjones, its basically VNC with UDP packets attached so you can punch holes in people's firewalls and ignore NAT
[20:02] <jamesish> ActionParsnip! Tell me, are you a rails developer?
[20:02] <jabagawee> as for voice support, i usually just use the phone
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> jamesish: i dont develop anything
[20:02] <jotil> ActionParsnip: i heard gentoo hasn't had a major release in 2 years, is it true?
[20:02] <Flare183> !ot
[20:02] <jabagawee> jotil, i'm using 2008.0
[20:02] <ActionParsnip> jotil: theres a 2008 iso
[20:02] <nivin> I Have 3 ntfs drives on my system. how they can mount automatically when system boots
[20:02] <jamesish> ActionParsnip: just about everything in Rails that's a class is called Action something or other, so I was curious.
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> nivin: ad them to fstab
[20:03] <Flare183> !ntfs | nivin
[20:03] <goat|lappy> nivin: we answered your question
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> jamesish: my name is a harry hill joke
[20:03] <ubtu> can someone help me, I tryed installing ubuntu 8.04.1 with windows vista ultimate already installed and when i restart the computer there is no grub, windows vista just starts as if ubuntu isn't there
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> !fstab | nivin
[20:03]  * Flare183 thinks people need to quit talking offtopic
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> !grub | ubtu
[20:03] <jamesish> ActionParsnip: I've been out of England for seven years, unfortunately, so I didn't catch it. Harry was always a fun guy to watch.
[20:03] <ubtu> !grub
[20:03] <rozzo> anyone have idea?
[20:03] <ActionParsnip> jamesish: :D
[20:04] <OptimismPrime> hey there.....
[20:04] <Flare183> !ask | rozzo
[20:04] <xyz> Hi ubuntu comunity
[20:04] <ubtu> i already tryed to restore grub with a live cd, i reinstalled it and it still doesn't come up
[20:04] <nivin> thanks all let me try
[20:04] <Flare183> !hi | xyz
[20:04] <twfxfnf> yes
[20:04] <ActionParsnip> why does firefox not remember my passwords for this one site I access, it has never asked to remember my credentials. Is there a way I can make it remember them ?
[20:04] <Flare183> ubtu: Try it with the alternative cd
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> ubtu: then you arent installing it right
[20:05] <goat|lappy> ActionParsnip: does it work on other sites
[20:05] <jabagawee> ActionParsnip, by any chance did you fail to notice the small bar at the top of the website whenever you login?
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> goat|lappy: absolutely
[20:05] <ubtu> i've tryed it with the alternate cd and the live cd and get the same results with both
[20:05] <Flare183> ubtu: If all else fails reinstall ubuntu
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> jabagawee: its not there. ive seen it for other site sand have successfully added stuff
[20:05] <goat|lappy> ActionParsnip: the site could not have the page coded correctly,  my schools portal, for example, wont allow FF to save the password
[20:05] <jamesish> ActionParsnip: yeah. Check edit->preferences->security->exceptions and make sure the site ain't in there.
[20:05] <xyz> Flare183, thanks...
[20:05] <ActionParsnip> goat|lappy: wow, crazy
[20:06] <remoadmin> why is there a bell sound after I press backspace?
[20:06] <jabagawee> ActionParsnip, what site in particular are we talking about anyways?
[20:06] <xyz> Im very proud of using ubuntu on my laptop
[20:06] <Flare183> ActionParsnip: thats stupid
[20:06] <jabagawee> remoadmin, you mean the system beep?
[20:06] <xyz> love new beta version, very fast one...
[20:06] <Flare183> xyz: Ubuntu Is awesome
[20:06] <ubtu> i have reinstalled ubuntu many times it has never worked for me yet, the only thing i can think of is reinstall windows xp
[20:06] <rozzo> why my microphone not work only on ubuntu?
[20:06] <sandstrom> this hours newbie question: I need to save a document I just opened using vim. How can I do that?
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> jamesish: exceptions is blank
[20:06] <Friczy> Hi, I found an error in slapd (Intrepid). Where should I report it?
[20:06] <Flare183> !ubuntu+1 | Friczy
[20:06] <t3ddY> sandstrom, :w
[20:06] <xyz> Flare183, Yes in deed....
[20:06] <goat|lappy> sandstrom: :wq
[20:06] <jabagawee> sandstrom, enter command mode with the Escape key, then hit :w
[20:06] <rozzo> sandstrom, press
[20:07] <sandstrom> thanks
[20:07] <Flare183> np
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> jabagawee: http://www.skillstrain-online.com/login.html
[20:07] <Aeonis> afternoon guys.
[20:07] <rozzo> : and wq and press enter
[20:07] <ubtu> does windows vista usually overwrite grub and make it impossible to boot ubuntu?
[20:07] <remoadmin> I do, yes, I don't want it
[20:07] <Friczy> ubottu: Ok it's no problem for me just I'd like to know if it is known problem
[20:07] <Aeonis> I still can't see my second hard drive in my "Computer" area.  How do I get it to show up there so I can mount it?
[20:07] <t3ddY> sandstrom, w stands for WRITE and the q for QUIT
[20:07] <rozzo> ubtu, yes
[20:07]  * xyz slaps xyz
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> ubtu: not unless you reinstall it
[20:07] <jabagawee> ActionParsnip, yeah, its coded badly
[20:07] <sandstrom> I could guess that. Didn't know the : part though
[20:07] <baldur_> crr
[20:07] <nivin> ubtu, try EasyBCD inside in vista it will be restore your boot loader
[20:07] <ActionParsnip> jabagawee: how do you know, im all curious#
[20:07] <baldur_> crtoe: its written in the kmsg file right ??  and when i try to open it it says i dont have the rights to see it ??
[20:07] <Flare183> rozzo: Goto your volume control on your System/Preferences Menu and let me know when you get that done
[20:08] <rozzo> Flare183, use alsamixer
[20:08] <keystr0k> is there a way to "stack" file copy operations (so that if you copy and paste two separate times, the second one doesn't start until the first one finishes)?
[20:08] <ubtu> I have tryed easybcd and it didn't work so i uninstalled it
[20:08] <tim__> Alphasoldier83
[20:08] <jabagawee> ActionParsnip, well, the error is reproducable with me
[20:08] <jamesish> ActionParsnip: that was my best guess, I'm afraid. It's possible that the site's not using a mechanism to request a password that firefox can "see", I guess. I imagine it'd be easy to write up a login box in javascript ff couldn't see.
[20:08] <tim__> Hi everyone!!
[20:08] <Flare183> rozzo: What?
[20:08] <Flare183> !hi | tim__
[20:08] <ubtu> i thought there was a way to fix it through linux
[20:08] <Aeonis> Anyone up for helping me?
[20:08] <OptimismPrime> i have a problem with this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies . i followed it and it worked so far, i adapted it to use a newer version of debootstrap, and told it to use hardy instead of hoary. Everything worked perfectly untill the step where it tells me to "base-config new" in the "setting up the ubuntu system" part of the guide. bash says "command not found"
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> jamesish: makes sense. Cheers
[20:08] <jabagawee> ActionParsnip, if you want, you can always view the page source. i think firefox looks for certain ids on the input boxes, and this site doesn't follow convention
[20:08] <goat|lappy> keystr0k: i think hardy has that option
[20:09] <Flare183> !ask | Aeonis
[20:09] <goat|lappy> keystr0k: maybe its in intrepid
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: sudo fdisk -l will show you its /dev name
[20:09] <xyz> Flare183, is there an official song for Ubuntu?
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> jabagawee: that makes sense
[20:09] <Aeonis> I did ask the question...2nd day in a row asking the question.  To no avail and getting ignored.
[20:09] <Flare183> xyz: Not that I know of, and I'm a Ubuntu Op Helper
[20:09] <Aeonis> not much for support if you ask me.
[20:09] <tim__> ok, so im newto linux and was just wondering where to start!!
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: you can then mount from that or even add an entry to fstab
[20:09] <dvyjones> jabagawee: Looks good, but the person that recieves help needs to be able to get help with really minimal installation, p+referably none.
[20:09] <keystr0k> goat|lappy, Is there some kind of preferences utility for that?
[20:09] <Flare183> xyz: And I would ask that in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:09] <xyz> Flare183, tHanks ok
[20:10] <liza0> hello
[20:10] <Flare183> !newuser | tim__
[20:10] <Flare183> !newusers | tim__
[20:10] <jabagawee> dvyjones, i assume that you're helping windows users. if you're talking about supporting linux users, they have to know how to forward ports on their router
[20:10] <liza0> do you guys know of any java decompilers that come with ubuntu ?
[20:10] <nivin> What are the major changes in upcoming version of ubuntu?????/
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: im helping you now. did yu websearch some in between for a resolve?
[20:10] <Aeonis> I have 2 hard drives.  Ubuntu is on my 40 gb (master) and a SATA secondary hard drive.  It's about 320 GB and I can't seem to see it on my list in my "Computer" area.  I do see it in my 'fdisk -l' command though.
[20:10] <Aeonis> yes.
[20:10] <Kartagis> how do i tell NetworkManager not to mess with /etc/resolv.conf? there was a setting with /etc/nsswitch.conf but I don't remember it now
[20:10] <goat|lappy> for keystr0k,  does any one know if its only intrepid or if hardy has the gnome vfs file operations, where you can stack file operations?
[20:10] <Flare183> !jvm | liza0
[20:10] <nivin> What are the major changes in upcoming version of ubuntu?????
[20:10] <goat|lappy> keystr0k: sorry i'm running intrepid, and i know its there
[20:10] <maniheer> !info jwm | liza0
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: thats great, what file system is it using?
[20:10] <cfm> Hi, is there an Ubuntu-specific eee PC channel?
[20:10] <Aeonis> All I can find is "how to dual boot" so that I can have a windows partition.  I did both Google and the Ubuntu site.
[20:11] <Flare183> nivin: Ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:11] <jabagawee> cfm, i assume not
[20:11] <goat|lappy> cfm: yes #eeepc
[20:11] <keystr0k> goat|lappy, Cool! Is there a place where you can "edit" that setting?
[20:11] <mib_72oxjm> hey is there a way to disable the BLUETOOTH SUPPORT in the install cd??????????????????????????????????????? since my fing install cd always halts after it says STARTING BLUETOOTH... no [OK] afterward. i cant even install it this so pretty damn fuckin sucks believe me!
[20:11] <Aeonis> I partitioned it (using GParted) to ext3 ActionParsnip
[20:11] <jabagawee> Flare183, wouldnt it be more like #ubuntu+1?
[20:11] <goat|lappy> cfm: most there run ubuntu-eee
[20:11] <Kr0ntab> Gentoo developers and the community supporting it think differently about "releases"...  the distro simply continues to progress daily... negating the need for the stigma of a "release".
[20:11] <Flare183> jabagawee: umm.. Yes in fact it would be
[20:11] <goat|lappy> keystr0k: I'm not familiar with any editable options for that
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: thats cool, ok where do you want it mounting and what is the /dev name of the partition
[20:11] <cfm> goat|lappy: Thanks, will ask there
[20:11] <Flare183> !ot
[20:11] <mib_72oxjm> help me
[20:11] <liza0> maniheer: i am not looking for a window manager
[20:11] <Flare183> !ask | mib_72oxjm
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> Flare183:  hey is there a way to disable the BLUETOOTH SUPPORT in the install cd??????????????????????????????????????? since my fing install cd always halts after it says STARTING BLUETOOTH... no [OK] afterward. i cant even install it this so pretty damn fuckin sucks believe me!
[20:12] <dvyjones> jabagawee: I'm only helping windows users (more specifcally my grandparents). They don't really know how to install software, but I can help them downloading a file and opening that (LogMeIn Rescue would be perfect if it was free).
[20:12] <keystr0k> goat|lappy, Okay. Thank you though... it's good to know Intrepid can do it.
[20:12] <jbroome_> mib_72oxjm: hahahah
[20:12] <goat|lappy> keystr0k: np
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> jbroome_: ??? !
[20:12] <Aeonis> ActionParsnip: Not sure.  What I had on Fedora was an area in my "Computer" that I could click on the left under my main "File System".  I also had a link on my desktop.  I'd be happy with either of those really.
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> mib_72oxjm: remove the bluetooth module from the system
[20:12] <Pici> mib_72oxjm: Can you please watch your language here.
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> jbroome_: i beg your pardon
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> ActionParsnip: I DONT EVEN HAVE ONE
[20:12] <Flare183> !attitude > mib_72oxjm
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> PC-Ente:
[20:12] <Aeonis> I just got to get to learning security and I need to set up some VM
[20:12] <maniheer> mib_72oxjm, make your own livecd without bluetooth support
[20:12] <truebosko> Is there a way I can add an ssh alias like "ssh myserver" so I dont have to constantly type the username?
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> !caps | mib_72oxjm
[20:12] <mib_72oxjm> Pici: NO, YES
[20:13] <mib_72oxjm> ok
[20:13] <mib_72oxjm> maniheer: how??
[20:13] <maniheer> !remaster | mib_72oxjm
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> mib_72oxjm: using caps is a realy great way to make EVERYONE ignore you
[20:13] <mib_72oxjm> ohnoes
[20:13] <nivin> how can i configure myth tv
[20:13] <goat|lappy> mib_72oxjm: try the alt installer
[20:13] <OptimismPrime> i have a problem with this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies . i followed it and it worked so far, i adapted it to use a newer version of debootstrap, and told it to use hardy instead of hoary. Everything worked perfectly untill the step where it tells me to "base-config new" in the "setting up the ubuntu system" part of the guide. bash says "command not found"
[20:13] <jrib> truebosko: yes, in ~/.ssh/config.  See 'man ssh_config'.  Poke me if you want an example
[20:13] <jabagawee> dvyjones, crossloop is a one time install. after that, its a lot more painless than any other alternative
[20:13] <mib_72oxjm> goat|lappy: where is this?
[20:13] <Flare183> !mythtv | nivin
[20:13] <Reign> Hey everyone. I am new to Ubuntu and recently installed it. I am having issues with finding Nvidia Nforce drivers for Ubuntu. Are they the RPM's that they are supplying on their website? If anyone can help it would be appreciated.
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: what is the partition name in the fdisk output?
[20:13] <mib_72oxjm> maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan this channel is to fast!!!
[20:13] <goat|lappy> !alt | mib_72oxjm
[20:13] <nivin> HOW CAIN I CONFIGURE MYTH TV
[20:13] <jrib> Aeonis: add your partition to fstab and mount it
[20:13] <jrib> !caps | nivin
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> !mythtv | nivin
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> thanks goat|lappy
[20:14] <Flare183> !caps | nivin
[20:14] <jabagawee> Reign, we use debs with ubuntu, not rpms. try using apt-get or aptitude
[20:14] <jabagawee> !caps | nivin
[20:14] <goat|lappy> mib_72oxjm: yw
[20:14] <jamesish> I swear, half the issues on this channel are nvidia closed source drivers.
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> hey this channel is too big
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> i see the trolls are loose
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> split it
[20:14]  * Flare183 says slow bot
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> honestly
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> too large
[20:14] <Flare183> ActionParsnip: Yeap
[20:14] <FloodBot1> mib_72oxjm: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> oh man
[20:14] <ubtu> I gave up, im going to reinstall windows xp, vista and ubuntu just really don't work at all for me
[20:14] <nivin> sorry
[20:14] <Aeonis> ActionParsnip: Disk /dev/sda: 320.0 GB, 320072933376 bytes
[20:14] <Flare183> np
[20:14] <maniheer> there needs to be a #ubuntu2
[20:14] <goat|lappy> mib_72oxjm: it doesn't help that you are adding 10 useless lines to it
[20:14] <baby-d> sup all?
[20:14] <jabagawee> ubtu, i'm sorry for your trouble
[20:14] <twfxfnf> vi /etc/fsstab
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> hey someone split this  channel!
[20:14] <danshtr> Hi all. I have slackware installed and I want to replace it with ubuntu. any link to the recommended way doing so?
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: ok does it only have 1 partition?
[20:14]  * Flare183 thinks that he needs to bring his bot in here to help
[20:14] <jabagawee> Reign, do a 'aptitude search nvidia'
[20:14] <twfxfnf> fstab
[20:14] <Flare183> mib_72oxjm: You can't
[20:14] <goat|lappy> mib_72oxjm: its not going to happen
[20:14] <mib_72oxjm> pls
[20:15] <jamesish> ubtu: sounds like a reasoned course of action. Good luck!
[20:15] <jabagawee> Reign, what card are you using specifically?
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: ﻿/dev/sda is a drive you can touch and feel
[20:15] <jbroome_> danshtr: if you're replacing slack then just boot the ubuntu cd and do an install
[20:15] <dvyjones> jabagawee: I can install that in some days, when I'm going to meet my grandparents, but I need a temporary solution for today.
[20:15] <twfxfnf> this place needs multiple bots
[20:15] <jrib> !fstab > Aeonis
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: ﻿﻿/dev/sda1 is the first partition
[20:15] <\Kira> how can I add a user to the sudoers file from the command line?
[20:15] <ubtu> once xp is back on i'll reinstall grub and i know that will work, vista just sucks anyways
[20:15] <baby-d> hey i need help..... Im looking for a usb wifi that is compatible with ubuntu
[20:15] <danshtr> jbroome_: what about my home folder?
[20:15] <jrib> \Kira: why?  Just add the user to the 'admin' group to give him sudo rights
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | \Kira
[20:15] <jabagawee> dvyjones, yeah, any solution i can think of would include opening ports, downloading and unzipping a file, and going online to check their ip address
[20:15] <ubtu> thanks for trying guys
[20:15] <Aeonis> That, I don't know ActionParsnip.  I would like to find out.  One thing that bothers me is that is a second hard drive I can touch and feel and in GParted, it only shows that I have like 298 GB on GParted.  Which means I'm missing almost 20 GB of data "somewhere"
[20:15] <baby-d> any one?
[20:15] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: your fdisk output will say
[20:16] <jabagawee> baby-d, go for something with a ralink chipset
[20:16] <\Kira> jrib, ActionParsnip : That works, thanks
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: you'll see ﻿﻿/dev/sda1 <some size>
[20:16] <jamesish> Aeonis: 20GB could just be the filesystem.
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: ﻿﻿/dev/sda2
[20:16] <goat|lappy> Aeonis: no, a 320GB drive will only show as 298GB
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: and so on
[20:16] <hharvey> i downloaded the libdvdcss2 package in order for my drive to read dvd formats and I still get the "unable to mount drive"
[20:16] <jabagawee> baby-d, i really like them for aircrack-ng and their linux support
[20:16] <dvyjones> jabagawee: By the way, they're not behind a router.
[20:16] <jbroome_> danshtr: i assumed you had a backup.
[20:16] <tj13820> does anyone know if it is possible to install a webcam driver in wine to use video chatting???
[20:16] <jrib> hharvey: pastebin the output of 'apt-cache policy libdvdcss2'
[20:16] <dvyjones> jabagawee: I don't think they have a firewall installed :P
[20:16] <jbroome_> danshtr: and you didn't mention wanting to keep it around in your question
[20:16] <jabagawee> dvyjones, oh hey, that makes life a lot easier
[20:16] <Aeonis> ActionParsnip: I sent you a PM with all of the data in my fdisk -l
[20:16] <jrib> !webkcam > tj13820
[20:16] <Aeonis> Ubottu - I'm looking through that thing now.
[20:17] <ogsc> Aeonis: i have two 320s that only show as 298. it has to do with how they calculate GB...actual vs. marketing...that's my understanding anyway
[20:17] <jrib> !webcam > tj13820
[20:17] <lars_bauer> How do i get rid off spammail "Directory Of Watches Providers. Find Watches Quickly." ?
[20:17] <jabagawee> dvyjones, go for tightvnc. its a simple download, unzip, run, and give you the ip address
[20:17] <baby-d> ok
[20:17] <mbrigdan> can anyone help me, for some reason hardy seems to be locking up really often now, I didn't even add or remove any hardware. My syslog gives some messages about eth0 going into and out of promiscuous mode, then it records my hard restart, which implies that it was still working at the time it froze, but just wasn't responding. Anyone know what I could do?
[20:17] <tj13820> jrib: ive done that already ALL OF IT
[20:17] <Riovane> When I try to run virtualbox in fluxbox i get 'no suitable module for running kernel found.'
[20:17] <twfxfnf> i thought you said
[20:17] <andry92> ciaoo
[20:17] <jbroome_> lars_bauer: depends on who your mail provider is
[20:17] <twfxfnf> "My sister...promiscuous mode"
[20:17] <twfxfnf> and i got really excited
[20:17] <maniheer> tj13820, are you related to tj83
[20:17] <Aeonis> ogsc: That sucks.  Kind of like a memory cap on a 32 bit os?
[20:17] <jrib> Riovane: how did you install virtualbox
[20:17] <jrib> twfxfnf: stay on-topic please
[20:18] <paul68> goat|lappy: Is there by your knowledge a way to create a script that will allow me to install all programs in a sort of unattended way?
[20:18] <tj13820> so iĺl say it again, does anyone know if it is possible to get a webcam driver for a generic ¨Tri Quest Web Cam"
[20:18] <hharvey> jrib: refer to pm
[20:18] <maniheer> jrib, right now we need a #ubuntu2
[20:18] <jabagawee> paul68, what programs?
[20:18] <tj13820> maniheer: no
[20:18] <jrib> hharvey: eject the dvd and put it back in.  What errors do you get?
[20:18] <mib_72oxjm> hey why is ther no command line option to disable BLUETTOOTH SUPPORT in the installer
[20:18] <Reign> jabagawee: i can't do apt-get because i have no internet which is what i'm trying to solve now
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> !webcam | tj13820
[20:18] <Riovane> jrib: sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[20:18] <BriteLeaf> I just went to this page to try to fix my video resolution... help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto. I put in these commands... sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.custom
[20:18] <BriteLeaf> md5sum /etc/X11/xorg.conf |sudo tee /var/lib/x11/xorg.conf.md5sum
[20:18] <BriteLeaf> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg... But instead of doing ANYTHING to my video, it just redoes my keyboard. Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
[20:18] <jabagawee> paul68, just use aptitude with the -y switch
[20:18] <ogsc> Aeonis: similar. it's all about marketing :)
[20:18] <mib_72oxjm> sorry typo. hey why is ther no command line option to disable BLUETOOTH SUPPORT in the installer
[20:18] <goat|lappy> paul68: what do you mean install all programs?
[20:18] <saint-takeshi> jamesish: half the problems on freenode are nvidia closed-source drivers. users come to linux with the wrong mindset...i remember as a noob, being completely unable to understand why windows, for all its flaws, could install video drivers with a simple *.exe, but under linux (debian woody) it was a nightmare.
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> mib_72oxjm: does your system have bluetooth?
[20:18] <jabagawee> Reign, rig up some ethernet connections
[20:18] <tj13820> ActionParsnip NO FUCKIN SHIT! i know that already but that guide doesn hep me with my driver
[20:18] <mib_72oxjm> ActionParsnip: not at all
[20:18] <aaronorosen> Whats the best way to chance partition sizes using a live cd? qtparted?
[20:18] <paul68> jabagawee: all programs that I want to install when I do a fresh install of ubuntu for example
[20:18] <goat|lappy> !language | tj13820
[20:19] <jbroome_> tj13820: your meltdown only makes it harder
[20:19] <maniheer> ompaul, #ubuntu2 needed
[20:19] <jabagawee> !remaster | paul68
[20:19] <mib_72oxjm> ActionParsnip: the install cd just hangs after "STARTING BLUETOOTH" THO
[20:19] <Reign> jabagawee: that's what i'm trying to do with nforce drivers...
[20:19] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: I wouldn't be so sure this is a bluetooth issue.  Did you 'check the cd for defects'?  Did you try the alternate cd?
[20:19] <baby-d> heres my other question if i have a wireless router can i use that as a wifi to link to another wifi ?
[20:19] <LFLF73> "melt down" LMAO, nice one
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: you need to find out what chip your webcam is using and drive that
[20:19] <dvyjones> jabagawee: TemViewer fits perfectly for my needs...
[20:19] <Kartagis> what is the keyword to type in /etc/nsswitch.conf to tell the system that my dens server is on 192.168.1.2?
[20:19] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: i did. SAME RESULT!
[20:19] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: and get a new attitude
[20:19] <maniheer> or #ubuntu-peak
[20:19] <hharvey> jrib: i get unable to mount location, no media in drive
[20:19] <jabagawee> dvyjones, then by all means go for it, i'm not stopping you
[20:19] <tj13820> it is a generic Tri Quest Webcam
[20:19] <jrib> maniheer: stop.  You're making it worse with the chatter
[20:19] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: how would you describe the alternate cd in short
[20:19] <jabagawee> Reign, the computer with nvidia is wired or unwired right now?
[20:20] <goat|lappy> maniheer: its only 100 more than usual :-P
[20:20] <tj13820> and i have "an attitude"due to the respone of !webcam that i got 20 times before anyone decided to help
[20:20] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: i tried three different versions of the install cd, same result
[20:20] <jrib> hharvey: what kind of dvd is this?
[20:20] <tj13820> i alreaady installed easycam2 and all other files
[20:20] <Strider22> ubtu: you still there?
[20:20] <Reign> jabagawee: wired to my laptop to do some ICS to get internet. Trying to get internet on the PC is becoming a nightmare
[20:20] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: what 3 different versions exactly?
[20:20] <hharvey> jrib: its a store bought dvd video
[20:20] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: generic or not, you still need to find what chip it has, lsusb will give a line pertaining to the webcam, you can paste it in here and websearch as well as I will
[20:20] <goat|lappy> paul68: did that remaster stuff answer your question?
[20:20] <ortsvorsteher> Strider22: ubottu is an bot....
[20:20] <Thedjatclubrock> Is there a better, safer alternitive to NFS on Ubuntu
[20:20] <jrib> hharvey: does this happen with other DVDs?
[20:20] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: 7.10 cd and dvd. and 8.10 cd
[20:20] <hharvey> jrib: yes it oes
[20:20] <OptimismPrime> i have a problem with this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies . i followed it and it worked so far, i adapted it to use a newer version of debootstrap, and told it to use hardy instead of hoary. Everything worked perfectly untill the step where it tells me to "base-config new" in the "setting up the ubuntu system" part of the guide. bash says "command not found"
[20:21] <tj13820> ActionParsnip: thank you, i will do that. Now i have something to work with
[20:21] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: the alternate cd is not the same as the desktop cd
[20:21] <jrib> !alternate | mib_72oxjm
[20:21] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: but it must be bluetooth issue since none of the above worked. no cd error.
[20:21] <paul68> goat|lappy: well you do a clean install of ubuntu and after that you want to install all the programs that you would like to have installed like for example firefox thunderbird cute ftp and others
[20:21] <Riovane> jrib: sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[20:21] <paul68> goat|lappy: did not have the time to check yet
[20:21] <Batty4> Hello, anyone know if there is a way to allow VNC from SSH?  I'm trying to test something though I need to do in X.  I do have SSH available.
[20:21] <Thedjatclubrock> I need auth on NFS
[20:21] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: not necessarily.  Just because the last thing you see on your screen is "no bluetooth [OK]" doesn't mean it's a bluetooth issue
[20:22] <WastePotato> Hmm.
[20:22] <paul68> goat|lappy: but this is for a live cd or am I wrong here
[20:22] <Kr0ntab> paul68: you can use the dpkg --get-selections command... output the results to a text file...
[20:22] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: what could it be????
[20:22] <ortsvorsteher> Batty4: you can export your X display over ssh
[20:22] <goat|lappy> paul68: you can do the remaster thing to get a perfect set of applications, but yes, if you know exactly what programs you want, you could setup a simple script to install all progs at once
[20:22] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: it sucks
[20:22] <jrib> Riovane: output of: dpkg -S $(which virtualbox)
[20:22] <Kr0ntab> paul68: which you can then use to feed into spkg again to install the packages
[20:22] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: I don't know.  Try the alternate cd to see if it works
[20:22] <hharvey> jrib: it happens to all dvds.
[20:23] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: can you give me the link to the new 8.10 alternate? cant find it
[20:23] <paul68> goat|lappy: how would I procede with that ?
[20:23] <jabagawee> OptimismPrime, any specific reason you're doing this with floppies?
[20:23] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: check cdimage.ubuntu.com
[20:23] <BriteLeaf> I just went to this page to try to fix my video resolution... help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto. I put in these commands... sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.custom
[20:23] <goat|lappy> paul68: if its a small set, then do you know how to start a shell script?  the header info?
[20:23] <mib_72oxjm> sorry foubd it http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/8.10/ubuntu-8.10-beta-alternate-amd64.iso
[20:23] <jrib> hharvey: don't know then.  Can you pastebin the exact error you are getting and the output of dmesg afterwards?  Does the drive work for unencrypted DVDs?
[20:24] <jabagawee> BriteLeaf, what seems to be the problem?
[20:24] <OptimismPrime> @jabagawee: it's a realy old laptop that can neither use USB bootdevices nor read burned CDs on the internal CD-Rom
[20:24] <goat|lappy> paul68: you would just add to the header,  apt-get install prog1 prog2 prog3
[20:24] <paul68> goat|lappy: no sorry
[20:24] <BriteLeaf> I have done everythiung that site said to fix my video resolution, but the commands it has me do just resets up the keyboard. Any ideas?
[20:24] <OptimismPrime> the only way to get any kind of data into it is via a USB Ethernet-Card
[20:24] <goat|lappy> paul68: http://www.hsrl.rutgers.edu/ug/shell_help.html
[20:24] <hharvey> jrib: I get the same unable to mount location with all DVD formatted discs
[20:24] <jabagawee> OptimismPrime, mm, so you have reasons. yeah, i dont really have any experience with floppies. beyond my time :P
[20:25] <jrib> hharvey: CDs too?
[20:25] <OptimismPrime> hehe
[20:25] <jabagawee> OptimismPrime, if you had the patience, i guess you could do a pxe boot + tftp server
[20:25] <OptimismPrime> there is no way to network boot
[20:25] <ortsvorsteher> BriteLeaf: may you like to fix your video resolution over "sudo displayconfig-gtk" in an terminal?
[20:25] <jabagawee> never mind that then
[20:25] <hharvey> jrib: no just dvd
[20:25] <paul68> goat|lappy: I'm still learning to make everything working and a bigtime newby
[20:25] <OptimismPrime> the network card is an external USB Ethernet card
[20:25] <OptimismPrime> no way to boot from it
[20:26] <jrib> hharvey: k, pastebin that info to see if we can find something interesting
[20:26] <goat|lappy> paul68: with time, alot can be learned
[20:26] <BriteLeaf> Basically I am getting 800 x 600 as my best res... I know I should get better.
[20:26] <BriteLeaf> I will try that ort
[20:27] <OptimismPrime> i just need to figure out where that "base-config" thing is....there is a linux running i chroot'ed into, it downloaded all the install files onto the laptop, all i need to know is how to get it start the installer
[20:27] <goat|lappy> paul68: i would read that link, and create a file in nano called initial_install_apps.sh  or something, and in that file start with the #!/bin/bash part, thats the header i was talking about,  then a couple lines down, the sudo apt-get part
[20:27] <paul68> goat|lappy: I'm aware of that the only problem I have is that I need an example to understand whats happening in a script
[20:27] <Ax-Ax> hello
[20:27] <mib_72oxjm> will try the alternate cd now
[20:28] <mib_72oxjm> hey jrib i wanna install ubuntu to my usb stick, will this work from the alternate install cd too?
[20:28] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: not sure, but did you see the guide on help.ubuntu.com?
[20:28] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: was trying to do it via the live cd, but cant but it
[20:28] <angusthefuzz> Is it possible to have two pointers and two keyboards in one X session?
[20:28] <mib_72oxjm> jrib: help on what?
[20:28] <jrib> !install > mib_72oxjm
[20:28] <BriteLeaf> I tried the displayconfig-gtk. rebooting now
[20:29] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: I think there are instructions there on installing to usb
[20:29] <ortsvorsteher> BriteLeaf: okay
[20:29] <paul68> goat|lappy: ok how would I make the script check if the apps are correctly installed?
[20:29] <Ax-Ax> i'm running fluxbox, and it's nice and plain. but when i started some app all my interfaces changed to the gnome settings with rounded corners and such. can i reset that without restarting my computer?
[20:29] <jrib> hharvey: use paste.ubuntu.com instead of flooding me in a query please...
[20:29] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher, if what I'm reading correctly won't work as I'm a windows box.  :( http://www.usenet-forums.com/linux-networking/60693-export-x-over-ssh.html  suggests I need a local x server.
[20:29] <mib_72oxjm> no jrib what im asking is this: can i install TO a usb stick from the alternate too? its not possible usually but with a script from pendrivelinux.com
[20:29] <mib_72oxjm> question is will it work too from the alternate
[20:29] <sezitas> hi can someone help me? I have a problem with my internet connection in ubuntu 8.04
[20:30] <jabagawee> !ask | sezitas
[20:30] <soundray> mib_72oxjm: you should read the help page that ubottu sent. It has instructions for precisely your situation
[20:30] <ortsvorsteher> Batty4: thats true. you asked for vnc over ssh session? if you are on a windows box, there must be an local x server...
[20:30] <Helminthe> angusthefuzz: as in two mouse cursors moving at the same time on the screen, each allowing its own actions?
[20:30] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: yes, that's on the page I linked you to
[20:30] <mib_72oxjm> hm ok soundray
[20:30] <mib_72oxjm> ok thx
[20:30] <mib_72oxjm> damn i closed the view
[20:30] <goat|lappy> paul68: hmm, i would say you could get the info from dpkg --get-selections,  how many programs are you talking about?
[20:30] <mib_72oxjm> could you send it again
[20:30] <angusthefuzz> Helminthe: correct, i read that it may be rolled into Xorg 7.4, but I thought there might be a way to do it with my current version
[20:31] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher, you probably misunderstood.  I want to enable the ability to run RDP, by logging in with SSH.  I was reading this guide, and I'm not at my computer. :(  http://maketecheasier.com/set-up-a-vnc-server-in-ubuntu-hardy-heron/2008/05/30
[20:31] <tuxxy__> hey guys anyone have any idea why my friend gets and NTLDR error at boot, instead of GRYB menu.  The only way he can boot either ubuntu or windows is with the ubuntu CD in drive, I tried resoreing his GRUB but that wouldnt work either
[20:31] <paul68> goat|lappy: hold on I'll check
[20:31] <mib_72oxjm> !install > mib_72oxjm
[20:31] <jrib> !install > mib_72oxjm
[20:31] <mauricio> alguem fala portugues?
[20:31] <mib_72oxjm> thx
[20:31] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher I probably worded wrong again.  Bad habit. :(
[20:31] <jahnkeanater> in windows my mouse turns off when it is booting
[20:31] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: unfortunately it seems like it just uses the live cd to copy it over to a usb.  maybe you can find something though
[20:31] <mib_72oxjm> mauricio: cayate cabron
[20:31] <goat|lappy> tuxxy__: means his system is booting to a location that doesn't have grub
[20:31] <ortsvorsteher> Batty4: no problem :) whats exactly what you want to do?
[20:32] <mib_72oxjm> ok jrib
[20:32] <goat|lappy> tuxxy__: are there two disks?
[20:32] <mauricio> tambem te amo
[20:32] <soundray> tuxxy__: is there more than one hard drive?
[20:32] <Strider22> my cat walked on my keyboard & now my screen is in a visually impaired mode. It is huge & following the cursor around. How do I get to normal?
[20:32] <tuxxy__> goat|lappy: no just one parititoned
[20:32] <mib_72oxjm> mauricio: =]
[20:32] <OptimismPrime> i have a problem with this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/WithFloppies . i followed it and it worked so far, i adapted it to use a newer version of debootstrap, and told it to use hardy instead of hoary. Everything worked perfectly untill the step where it tells me to "base-config new" in the "setting up the ubuntu system" part of the guide. bash says "command not found"
[20:32] <jahnkeanater> y would my mouse turn off
[20:32] <paul68> goat|lappy: I have 1615 lines in that file
[20:32] <Helminthe> angusthefuzz: yes, you must patch the xorg code to do it, and have tried it a while ago. all I can say is it was hilarious and completely useless :)
[20:32] <lost_boy432> folders aren't showing up in file sharing with vista, i just need some quick help, anyone?
[20:32] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher  I want to access X on my home computer.  I'm at work now.  I logged in with SSH to try to enable.  And I think I need to hit a checkbox to enable the connection on the remote computer.
[20:32] <mauricio> podes falar em espanhol que te entendo
[20:32] <goat|lappy> paul68: can you pastebin it so i can see?
[20:33] <paul68> goat|lappy: sure hold on
[20:33] <angusthefuzz> Helminthe: did you follow any tutorial, can you link me?  I have dual screen, maybe it wouldnt be so bad?
[20:33] <Reign> does anyone know how to install nvidia nforce drivers
[20:33] <tuxxy__> goat|lappy: theres is 2 disks ye but only one disk is used for storage
[20:33] <nivin> is there any compination (taskman) like ctrl+alt+del in ubuntu (system monitor) ? some times its hangs..
[20:33] <mauricio> por acaso sabes como  colocar  uma wifi para funcionar
[20:33] <ortsvorsteher> Batty4: you want now from your windows box connect to your home linux computer and you are not able to export the x session ?
[20:33] <paul68> goat|lappy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59821/
[20:33] <goat|lappy> tuxxy__: the system may be booting to the wrong disk
[20:34] <goat|lappy> tuxxy__: try going into the boot options for hte system and attempting to boot from the other disk
[20:34] <jahnkeanater> can i make ctrl alt del do a taks manager in ubuntu
[20:34] <sezitas> ok sorry! here's the problem: Ubuntu tells me I have no internet connection although in vista everything works perfectly I have a Realtek 8111/8168 NIC and the werid thing is that the first time I booted the live cd and installed it... everything worked fine I was watching videos on youtube while installing and suddenly stopped working the next day I think... I connect through DHCP no rooter  directly conected
[20:34] <jrib> nivin: system -> administration -> system monitor.  To kill an app, the easiest way is to run 'xkill' in a terminal and then click on the app
[20:34] <jrib> jahnkeanater: sure, just make it start system -> administration -> system monitor
[20:34] <Helminthe> angusthefuzz: http://wearables.unisa.edu.au/mpx/ this is the project I tried
[20:34] <csilk> If I want to destroy a firefox user profile and make a fresh one what would I do?
[20:34] <angusthefuzz> thanks Helminthe
[20:35] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher correct.  I'm on Windows (work) and not able to connect to x on my (home) linux box
[20:35] <goat|lappy> paul68: most of those are installed in the system in a normal install.    what are you trying to accomplish?
[20:35] <jrib> csilk: run: firefox -P
[20:35] <mauricio> Hey someone knows how to set a intel 3945 wifi in a ubuntu 2.6.24
[20:35] <sezitas> please help i'm desperate
[20:35] <ortsvorsteher> Batty4: there i have no solution. i am more familiar with hp-ux. sry. may you ask the room again...
[20:35] <csilk> jrib, elaborate?
[20:35] <mick> my internet works in windows but not in ubuntu, not even on the ubuntu live cd
[20:35] <brandon__> asdf
[20:36] <jrib> csilk: you'll see when you run it.  It will give you the profile manager
[20:36] <goat|lappy> mauricio: mine works by default
[20:36] <ezzieyguywuf> in openoffice calc, ﻿is there a way to tell autofill which values in an equation to increment and which ones not to? for example, my eq could be A2*B2, and i want to increment to B3, B4, etc... but keep A2 constant. is this possible?
[20:36] <csilk> jrib,  sorry, you meant run as in the command, lol
[20:36] <Strider22> seriously:  my cat walked on my keyboard & now my screen is in a visually impaired mode. It is huge & following the cursor around. How do I get to normal?
[20:36] <jrib> csilk: right
[20:36] <ivangarcia> sezitas: let me understand, u cannot connect to internet now with ethernet ?
[20:36] <Batty4> ortsvorsteher thanks for trying. :)
[20:36] <goat|lappy> mauricio: i have a 3945abg, and its functioning fine
[20:36] <jahnkeanater> k
[20:36] <jrib> csilk: did you think I was asking you to exercise? :P
[20:36] <jahnkeanater> k
[20:36] <ortsvorsteher> :)
[20:36] <jahnkeanater> kk
[20:36] <FloodBot1> jahnkeanater: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> !fstab > ﻿Aeonis
[20:36] <jahnkeanater> wtf
[20:36] <mauricio> my works on windows but not in ubuntu
[20:36] <sezitas> in ubuntu I can't
[20:37] <jahnkeanater> ok
[20:37] <ortsvorsteher> !ask | jahnkeanater
[20:37] <bobertdos> csilk: Profiles are stored in your home directory in the .mozilla (hidden) directory. You can go in there and erase individual profiles if you really want to.
[20:37] <goat|lappy> mauricio: do you see the device in lspci?
[20:37] <paul68> goat|lappy: the goal is that a program like firefox with all the plugins thunderbird , filezilla php mysql ruby on rails squirrel enz are installed through 1 script without passing through synaptic
[20:37] <mick> mauricio, your intnernet only works in windows as well?
[20:37] <Batty4> Anyone know how to enable RDP (connecting to a linux box from a windows box).  I'm currently at the remote connection using windows.  I have SSH ability to reach remote computer.
[20:37] <jahnkeanater> my monitor froze sry
[20:37] <Ax-Ax> i'm running fluxbox, and it's nice and plain. but when i started some app all my interfaces changed to the gnome settings with rounded corners, gradients and such. can i reset that without restarting my computer?
[20:37] <mauricio> i will take a look now
[20:38] <csilk> thanks bobertdos
[20:38] <Aeonis> !fstab
[20:38] <goat|lappy> hmm, well, the plugins with firefox might be a problem
[20:38] <mauricio> yes
[20:38] <goat|lappy> paul68:
[20:38] <paul68> goat|lappy: and that I can use this script on each workstation that needs a fresh install kinda like a unattended setup without the kernel
[20:38] <mauricio> itś there
[20:38] <diffred> hi
[20:39] <jrib>  !pm | nivin
[20:39] <mib_72oxjm> hey which of shakespeare's works would you recommend for a start
[20:39] <jrib> nivin: what window manager are you using?  (metacity or compiz fusion)
[20:39] <goat|lappy> mauricio: then the hardware and driver are talking, do you just not see any wireless networks?
[20:39] <jrib> mib_72oxjm: try #ubuntu-offtopic for those type of questions
[20:39] <goat|lappy> !pm | mauricio
[20:40] <ShinobiTeno> hi! Can anyone tell, how can make nautilus open .sh files run in console with left click. Just adding "gnome-terminal" didnt do it.
[20:40] <mbrigdan> can anyone help me, for some reason hardy seems to be locking up really often now, I didn't even add or remove any hardware. My syslog gives some messages about eth0 going into and out of promiscuous mode, then it records my hard restart, which implies that it was still working at the time it froze, but just wasn't responding. Anyone know what I could do?
[20:40] <nivin> jrib, compiz fusion
[20:40] <paul68> goat|lappy: does that make any sence to you?
[20:41] <BriteLeaf> looks like 800 x 600 is all it is going to give me =(
[20:41] <mauricio> sorry
[20:41] <bobertdos> !x > BriteLeaf
[20:41] <diffred> I'm having internet connection problems
[20:42] <Aeonis> mbrigdan: I am an Ubuntu noob, but in troubleshooting, I'd see if you can disable that device in BIOS maybe and see if you can boot into Ubuntu with that.  If that works, then you may have a corrupt driver.
[20:42] <diffred> anyone knows a command to get aware of the situation and understand why the conection is that bad?
[20:42] <mauricio> im new
[20:42] <jrib> nivin: if you install compizconfig-settings-manager, in ccsm you can set keyboard shortcuts
[20:42] <BriteLeaf> The monitor says in the voice of Star Trek's Scotty.... I'm giving her all I can captain! She has no more to give! =(
[20:42] <goat|lappy> paul68: i can see setting up a simple script to get all that you want installed,  i could even make it pretty quickly,  but for the FF plugins, you may want to make a default profile for firefox, and then tar up the .mozilla directory, and that could be packaged and untarred in the installer
[20:42] <Aeonis> me too mauricio
[20:42] <mauricio> welcome
[20:42] <jrib> nivin: gnome-system-monitor is the command for the system monitor by the way
[20:42] <goat|lappy> mauricio: what laptop?
[20:42] <mauricio> HP Pavillion dv5000
[20:43] <After_Math> mbrigdan, you can do as Aeonis said, and you can also disable the wireless by holding down the [fn] button and f2
[20:43] <BriteLeaf> that web site is where I have been, but thanks ort
[20:43] <goat|lappy> mauricio: usually there is a laptop hardware wireless switch,  do you know of one for your laptop?
[20:43] <BriteLeaf> sorry... bobertdos
[20:43] <mbrigdan> After_Math: Its not wireless, its a built-in ethernet card
[20:43] <ShinobiTeno> anyone?
[20:43] <nivin> jrib, now video card is not detecting now i installed earlier and it was working
[20:43] <Aeonis> !chmod
[20:43] <ShinobiTeno> cmmon! no one uses termina?
[20:43] <bobertdos> BriteLeaf: What card do you have?
[20:43] <paul68> goat|lappy: ok I understand if you could help me out without the firefox plugins it would be great just a sample would be highly appreciated
[20:43] <Riovane> How do i find out what vrsion of UBUNTU I have via commandline?
[20:43] <After_Math> mbrigdan, ah ok, then you will have to do it in bios, or just disable it in network manager if you can get that far :)
[20:44] <ShinobiTeno> teminal*
[20:44] <mauricio> are talking about a switch in thr laptop hardware?
[20:44] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, I use terminal
[20:44] <goat|lappy> mauricio: yes
[20:44] <bobertdos> Riovane: lsb_release -a
[20:44] <mauricio> if positive there is a  hardware switch
[20:44] <Pickl3> hello, i was wondering if someone could help me out, i have a failed management system
[20:44] <maszlo> can i get some help with adding the user www-data permissions to my super user?  using the gui i do not see a group for the user www-data and did not know where to go from here.
[20:44] <bobertdos> ShinobiTeno: What do you need to do?
[20:44] <After_Math> goat|lappy, his problem isnt with wireless
[20:45] <mauricio> when i press it
[20:45] <ShinobiTeno> after_math, do you know how to make nautilus open .sh and run it in terminal?
[20:45] <mauricio> the log appears
[20:45] <BriteLeaf> bobertdos: ATI Radeon X1650
[20:45] <ShinobiTeno> After_Math, adding "gnome_terminal" as assoc didnt do it.
[20:46] <mauricio> Oct 19 16:48:29 MahaDeva kernel: [  933.143285] iwl3945: Radio Frequency Kill Switch is On:
[20:46] <maszlo> what i am trying to accomplish is have my super user have read write access to files that are owned by www-data user
[20:46] <mbrigdan> After_Math: Well, my problem here is that I can't be sure if thats whats causing the problem, because I get all sorts of stuff that happens in the syslog that doesn't appear to do anything.
[20:46] <bobertdos> ShinobiTeno: It would probably be better to leave Nautilus out of it and use the terminal entirely.
[20:46] <mauricio> Oct 19 16:48:29 MahaDeva kernel: [  933.143291] Kill switch must be turned off for wireless networking to work.
[20:46] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, did you try right clicking it and opening it with terminal? with the 'open with other application' optin
[20:46] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, thats exactly it tried.
[20:47] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, empty terminal opens.
[20:47] <bobertdos> BriteLeaf: Which drivers are you using?
[20:47] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, why do you want to do it that way anyway?
[20:47] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, further no action.
[20:47] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, give me one second, let me try something
[20:47] <Aeonis> !chown
[20:47] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, getting around with shell programming...
[20:47] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, well its not that hard, ./file
[20:47] <BriteLeaf> fglrx? I've tried open sorce and proprietary both
[20:47] <hharvey> i am having trouble with my dvd drive. I installed libdvdcss2 and everytime I try to watch or load a dvd, I get the same "Unable to mount location: No media in drive" error.  This only happens to DVD formated discs and not regular CDs.  I posted the result from my dmesg on pastebin; url is http://paste.ubuntu.com/59820/
[20:48] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, you mean "gnome-terminal ./"?
[20:48] <maszlo> Aeonis: was the syntax of chown a hint for me?
[20:48] <After_Math> mbrigdan, well if I were you I would backup my stuff and do a fresh install
[20:48] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, no, inside the terminal, but ima try a few things
[20:48] <Aeonis> no maszlo.  I have a second harddrive that I FINALLY got mounted, but now I dont' have permissions to do antyhing to it, so I'm trying tofigure out how to access it.
[20:48] <Aeonis> sorry if I offended.  I am very new to this "Linux"
[20:49] <Techboy> So I need to upgrade to PHP 5.2.6 for a bug-fix in sockets, but when i do apt-get it says it has none to get, how should i upgrade?
[20:49] <ShinobiTeno> After_Math, thx i know. Im just trying to make naut. lauch sh on click..(
[20:49] <Techboy> must i compile source?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: you need to add a uid option to it
[20:49] <maszlo> Aeonis: not i was looking for guidance on the groups/ permissions..  i can help you with the hdd
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> !mount | Aeonis
[20:50] <bobertdos> hharvey: Do you also have libdvdread3 installed?
[20:50] <Strider22> my cat walked on my keyboard & now my screen is in a visually impaired mode. Everything is huge & the screen follows the cursor around. How do I get to normal? Can someone even tell me what that mode is called so I can search the web for it. I've been trying the whole time.
[20:50] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, best if in a terminal also.
[20:50] <mauricio> some could  help in wifi?
[20:50] <vexue> anyone know how to exctract a daa file or convert to iso?
[20:50] <hharvey> bobertdos: yes I do
[20:50] <LjL> Techboy: that would currently be the only way, but it's generally speaking a pretty bad idea to install something, especially a language interpreter, like that...
[20:50] <Misterjos> whats the best way to set my storage HD's in standby with hdparm on startup? can i use /etc/hdparm.conf to set standby time at bootup, or do i need a script?
[20:50] <Strider22> I can only read 4 words at a time.
[20:50] <maszlo> Aeonis: did you mount the drive manually or did you mount if through nautilus?
[20:51] <Aeonis> manually.  What is Nautilus?  Better than GParted?
[20:51] <LjL> !backports | Techboy, you may request a backport
[20:51] <bobertdos> hharvey: Which player are you using?
[20:51] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, well I dont know if you want to do this but open a terminal, just drap and drop the .py file and hit enter, thats pretty easy
[20:51] <mbrigdan> After_Math: Really? I'm just going to try waiting until Intrepid comes out, or see if it fixes its-self (It randomly started, maybe it will stop just as quickly and mysteriously)
[20:51] <Scunizi> Strider22: the fix will probably be under System/Preferences/Assistive Technologies.. beyond that .. maybe have the cat walk across it again :)
[20:51] <hharvey> bobertdos: vlc
[20:51] <maszlo> Aeonis: its the filemanager .. not the same thing as gparted
[20:51] <\Kira> Im trying to configure kubuntu's boot, but Im unfamiliar with the boot sequence. I think it goes: GRUB, Usplash, kdm, then my login splash. But on kdelook it has options for the bootsplash and gfxboot. Were are those in the sequence?
[20:52] <Techboy> ah I see. thanks
[20:52] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, hmm any way to do same with left-click in nautilus?
[20:52] <LjL> Techboy: but it's probably unlikely they'd backport an interpreter. another possibility, which should still be better than compiling from a tarball, would be to compile from the Intrepid package (add Intrepid source repository to sources.list, "sudo apt-get update", "sudo apt-get build-dep php5", "sudo apt-get --build source php5")
[20:52] <wortbit> where does the default pdf printer of ubuntu stores the pdf?
[20:52] <Aeonis> is it good to use maszlo ?
[20:52] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, i need this stuff(
[20:52] <After_Math> mbrigdan, are you suing the beta right now?
[20:52] <maszlo> Aeonis: so you have the drive formated and then mounted it fia the mount /dev /folder syntax?
[20:52] <mbrigdan> After_Math: Nope, I'm using Hardy
[20:52] <bobertdos> hharvey: hmm, try something else, like mplayer or totem-xine perhaps
[20:52] <mauricio> goat|lappy: some idea?
[20:52] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, as far as I know , I dont think you can. BUt maybe someone else in here can help. DId you search the web?
[20:52] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, well thanks for the idea!)
[20:52] <Scunizi> wortbit: it's under /home/<username>/pdf
[20:52] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, yep of course
[20:52] <nivin> How to configure myth tv?
[20:53] <maszlo> Aeonis: nautilus is the application that you view your files, for example places _ Home
[20:53] <Scunizi> wortbit: or Places/HomeFolder/PDF
[20:53] <Aeonis> ahhh...I don't know if I have that maszlo
[20:53] <wortbit> Scunizi: thaks! was ~/PDF ;-)
[20:53] <goat|lappy> mauricio: sorry, no, after_math was starting with something, but I'm not sure what he was alluding to
[20:53] <hharvey> bobertdos: still nothing
[20:54] <Techboy> LjL, Intrepid sounds like good idea to me. Thanks
[20:54] <Scunizi> wortbit: didn't know if you knew what ~ was so I "elongated" it  :)
[20:54] <After_Math> mbrigdan, well the beta fully supports my wireless card now which is nice because I had to use hacked one before, And here are always updated versions of the beta day by day, and you can use a newer one, and all the updates till the final release will be the same thing as the final release
[20:54] <Misterjos> whats the best way to set my storage HD's in standby with hdparm on startup? can i use /etc/hdparm.conf to set standby time at bootup, or do i need a script?
[20:54] <After_Math> mbrigdan, I would suggest using the beta
[20:54] <hharvey> bobertdos: I cant even access the drive itself
[20:54] <wortbit> Scunizi: ;-) I know what you mean.
[20:54] <maszlo> Aeonis: its standard in ubuntu.. its actaully besides the point.. was just stating that its differnt than gparted.  what all have you done to get this second drive setup?
[20:54] <mbrigdan> After_Math: So you would say that the Beta of Intrepid is stable enough to use?
[20:55] <After_Math> mauricio, goat|lappy whats the question?
[20:55] <Techboy> LjL: http://git.debian.org/ being the source repository?
[20:55] <tom> i installed ubuntu 8.04.1 on powerpc and now it doesn't boot. it simply displays a white screen. i cannot ctrl+option+f1, and i cannot boot mac os x. any ideas what to do?
[20:55] <ShinobiTeno> ﻿After_Math, maybe Ill just write a script to do this, put it to /usr/bin and add it to /usr/share/applications/opentermandrun.desktop)
[20:55] <Aeonis> I'm working with ActionParsnip  maszlo.  We got it going right now.  I'm going to see what happens from here!  If we can't figure it out, I'm going to find you and see what I can learn.
[20:55] <Stormx2> mbrigdan, I upgraded about a fortnight ago and almost nothing worked properly. I ended up reinstalling gutsy
[20:55] <LjL> Techboy: no, no
[20:55] <After_Math> mbrigdan, well I wouldnt say stable, its still beta, but for me its been working fine, and has fixed my problem with my wireless, its your call thought ultimately
[20:56] <Scunizi> wortbit: the cups-pdf driver is a little weird.. if you need to change the size of the paper before printing you need to do it off the File/Page Setup menu of the program you're printing from. If you try to change the printer default properties while trying to print it won't work.  Just FYI
[20:56] <After_Math> ShinobiTeno, lol I thought you wanted to get around shell scripting ^^
[20:56] <dekkong> does anyone know why screen and graphics are hidden in usr/share/applications imo it's kinda dumb
[20:56] <nivin> please help me to configure myth tv
[20:56] <neorain> !list
[20:56] <maszlo> Aeonis: okay. send me a private.. im working on something as well might not catch it in the chat
[20:56] <Lordcorm> my synatic package manager is running in inactive mode, and when i close it, it still says it is when i try to use Add/Remove Apps
[20:56] <LjL> Techboy: deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ intrepid main universe  <- add this to sources.list
[20:56] <mmr> I have a problem. My screen is currently set to 1280x1024 50hz, I want it to have 60hz but when i type "sudo displayconfig-gtk" and change the model to Generic Monitor 1280x1024 60hz etc and click OK and restart, the settings are reset back to 50hz.
[20:57] <Aeonis> gotcha maszlo~
[20:57] <hharvey> bobertdos: any suggestions?
[20:57] <sv2asj> hi
[20:57] <neorain> hi all
[20:57] <Techboy> LjL: Ah thanks
[20:57] <nivin> please help me to configure myth tv
[20:57] <Scunizi> mmr: I think generic will only do 50hz.. it's the safest mode for an lcd that has not reported to the driver what it's capable of..
[20:58] <dtech> mmr: how did you get displayconfig-gtk to run?
[20:58] <bobertdos> hharvey: So, the drive isn't even mounted?
[20:58] <ortsvorsteher> dtech: open a terminal and type "sudo displayconfig-gtk"
[20:58] <cwill747> ok i tried everything i could do to fix my grub error 17, is there any way to just completely re-install grub?
[20:58] <Scunizi> mmr: if you have an nvidia card you might try nvidia-settings to make the change.. do it from terminal and start it with sudo nvidia-settings then save the changes to the xorg file.
[20:58] <hharvey> bobertdos: the drive mounts when I put in a CD, but any other time, it says Unable to mount
[20:59] <mmr> Scunizi, I choosed Generic as manufacturer and LCD Panel 1280x1024 as model
[20:59] <nivin> Caanot login to database
[20:59] <mmr> I did that too
[20:59] <hharvey> bobertdos: im running on a laptop
[20:59] <mmr> but same problem.. didnt work
[20:59] <hharvey> bobertdos: it has an internal cd/dvd/blu-ray drive
[21:00] <bobertdos> hharvey: well yeah......So, in VLC's options, what is the device path set to for DVD playback?
[21:00] <After_Math> !sudo | ortsvorsteher,
[21:00] <Scunizi> mmr: mine is "generic" also and set to 50hz. I don't even have a 60hz option but I do have a 51hz option. (like that would make a huge difference.) I haven't noticed any flickering.
[21:00] <dtech> ERROR: cannot open displat
[21:00] <LjL> where would be the right place to start "setxkbmap" and "xkbset" (or do you have any better ways of enabling the "bounce keys" feature)?
[21:01] <hharvey> bobertdos: /dev/scd0
[21:01] <dtech> ortsvorsteher: doesn't run on my os?
[21:01] <RichW> ive recompiled a kernel module, how can i tell if i am running my modified kernel module?
[21:01] <ortsvorsteher> dtech: which one you have?
[21:01] <dtech> hardy 8.04.1
[21:01] <Lordcorm> ugghhh, when my package manager freezes, it makes me restart my compy before i can open it again, what other process do i have to close to make it completely stop?
[21:01] <neorain> xdcc list After_Math
[21:01] <bobertdos> hharvey: Okay, now compare that to what's in /etc/fstab. Pastebin the file and give us the link if you so desire.
[21:02] <ortsvorsteher> dtech: kubuntu? xubuntu? ubuntu?
[21:02] <mmr> Scunizi, but still.. I want to use 60hz since my monitor can do that.. not 50hz /
[21:02] <mangojambo> hi there ... I did a crapy here ... I did install the .deb flashplugin10 file from adobe website on hardy 64 with --force-architecture ... now it is not working, I don't know how to uninstall and when I try to install flash 9 I get this error :  http://pasteall.org/2883 ... So, How can I fix it ?
[21:02] <After_Math> neorain, ?
[21:02] <neorain> yeah
[21:02] <dtech> ubuntu 8.04.1 hardy
[21:03] <tr-33> Hello, I have a computer running ubuntu-server, and I am unable to access the internet. I can't not download any updates, but I can SSH into the box and out of the box.
[21:03] <neorain> sorry wrong list
[21:03] <cwill747> why is  my GRUB not working? i got grub error 21 after taking out a hard drive from my comp, then tried to fix it, and now i get grub error 17
[21:03] <After_Math> neorain, what are you trying to do?
[21:03] <hharvey> bobertdos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59829/
[21:03] <neorain> After_Math>sorry wrong list
[21:03] <neorain> After_Math> sorry wrong list
[21:03] <After_Math> neorain, who has xdcc on? :)
[21:03] <\Kira> cwill747: did you check what those errors mean?
[21:03] <hharvey> bobertdos: honestly I dont know what Im looking for
[21:03] <Scunizi> mmr: mine is also capable of 60hz.. I gave up trying to change it because 50hz works fine for me even for games, and it was taking too much time to find a solution.. just because it's capable doesn't mean you have to use it.
[21:03] <neorain> xdcc is going to list all the file of the users
[21:03] <ortsvorsteher> dtech: i have the sam running on my laptop, here it works. do you get an error message?
[21:03] <bobertdos> mangojambo: try (in the terminal) sudo dpkg -P adobe-flashplugin (or player, can't remember which)
[21:03] <cwill747> \Kira: yeah, i did. and i tried everything i could to fix them
[21:03] <neorain> if you have any fserv
[21:04] <After_Math> neorain, well only for those who are running that plugin
[21:04] <dtech> yep! ... fresh "alt" install
[21:04] <mmr> Scunizi, yeah but i dont think its good for the eyes when sitting much in front of the computer
[21:04] <\Kira> cwill747: well, im not to experienced with stuff like that, I was just making sure you didnt just try random stuff :D
[21:04] <neorain> yep
[21:04] <\Kira> cwill747: sorry I cant help
[21:04] <cwill747> \Kira: yeah, i just can't seem to fix it. it's alright
[21:04] <neorain> oki catch him
[21:05] <Scunizi> mmr: that might have been true with CRT's but I sit at the monitor for hours on end.. haven't noticed
[21:05] <wegstar_> hello all, my wireless connection cannot seem to activate when I boot into the open box window manager. It works when I boot into GNOME or XFCE.. is there something that both the window managers run beforehand which makes the connection work?
[21:05] <After_Math> neorain, catch who
[21:05] <cwill747> is there any way to get around grub and just boot from my drive?
[21:05] <neorain> any black list
[21:05] <neorain> it's my job
[21:05] <Flare183> !ot
[21:05] <After_Math> neorain, oh
[21:05] <Flare183> (again_
[21:05] <neorain> sorry cath it
[21:05] <neorain> catch it
[21:06] <Scunizi> cwill747: you could use a different boot manager but there will always be a boot manager there.. even windows has one.. are you really asking how to boot into the system without the need for a user name and password?
[21:06] <nivin> Thanks to all
[21:06] <After_Math> cwill747, are you dual booting
[21:06] <nivin> good night
[21:06] <Flare183> good night nivin
[21:06] <neorain> good night all
[21:06] <cwill747> After_Math: yeah, linux and windows, but grub won't even work
[21:06] <Flare183> Night neorain
[21:06] <After_Math> cwill747, typically grub is what boots you into your hard drive
[21:06] <dtech> gotta go grill some chicken be back in a half hour
[21:06] <cwill747> Scunizi: yeah but i can't boot into a OS to change it
[21:07] <cwill747> After_Math: yeah but i can't access it, i keep getting grub error 17
[21:07] <hharvey> bobertdos: is there anything I should notice?
[21:07] <After_Math> cwill747, use the livecd and edit the grub file then
[21:07] <nivin> good night Flare183
[21:07] <nivin> good night all
[21:07] <Flare183> nivin: night
[21:07] <cwill747> After_Math: tried that too, i've tried every combination of hard drives as install points
[21:07] <sn007ake> Hello all
[21:07] <bobertdos> hharvey: I'm not really seeing any major problems offhand........
[21:07] <cwill747> !hi | sn007ake
[21:07] <Flare183> !hi | sn007ake
[21:07] <Flare183> hehe
[21:07] <cwill747> haha, beat you to it
[21:07] <After_Math> cwill747, was it working previuosly, or did you just install ubuntu
[21:07] <Flare183> cwill747: idc
[21:07] <sn007ake> WHat is the Easyest quickest way to configure your 3d grafix to tweak it out?  ( what program basicly )
[21:08] <Flare183> sn007ake: I don't understand what you are asking.
[21:08] <cwill747> After_Math: was working previously. I disconnected a hard drive, and suddenly grub stopped working. the hard drive didn't have grub on it, or linux. it was just a NTFS drive
[21:08] <After_Math> cwill747, usb or internal?
[21:08] <hharvey> bobertdos: .......wat am i supposed to do?
[21:08] <cwill747> sn007ake: depends on what kind of card you have
[21:08] <cwill747> After_Math: internal, it was a SATA drive
[21:09] <minimec> cwill747: There is a tool called supergrub ... http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[21:09] <After_Math> cwill747, thats strange, was that the master drive?
[21:09] <cwill747> After_Math: nope
[21:09] <bobertdos> hharvey: I'd actually reboot, just to see if it'll mount again.
[21:09] <sn007ake> I have a fresh install and i am not sure my 3d grafix are working........ I want to get it working and make sure i have all my options configured..... basicly i need something to run to test it and i was wondering what would be the best thing to use  (ati radeon)
[21:09] <cwill747> After_Math: i even tried reconnecting it, which also came up with the same error
[21:09] <Flare183> sn007ake: You mean compiz-fusion?
[21:09] <hharvey> bobertdos: I've done that millions of times and I get the same result
[21:09] <After_Math> cwill747, what is the error?
[21:10] <sn007ake> No like games
[21:10] <Flare183> sn007ake: compiz is not a game
[21:10] <bobertdos> sn007ake: In a terminal, type glxinfo | grep direct
[21:10] <Flare183> !compiz | sn007ake
[21:10] <cwill747> After_Math: At first i got grub error 21 when booting, now i get grub error 17. Which is "unrecongizable file system", so i trie dto change it with now luck
[21:10] <sn007ake> i guess if it says it's rendering it's working?
[21:11] <Flare183> sn007ake: No, it means that it can render 3D objects
[21:11] <Lordcorm> anyone else having a problem with 8.10 where it will not unmount Drives correctly?
[21:11] <Korumora> nabend :)
[21:11] <Flare183> Korumora: ?
[21:12] <bobertdos> sn007ake: Do you see, "direct rendering = yes" ?
[21:12] <Korumora> ja?
[21:12] <Flare183> !ja | Korumora
[21:12] <sn007ake> yes bob
[21:12] <Lordcorm> when i press the eject button, it will pop the CD out, but then will automatically insert the CD again, without me pressing the eject/insert button
[21:12] <Korumora> oh english i see
[21:12] <Korumora> sorry for my german :)
[21:12] <ompaul> !de | Korumora
[21:12] <goat|lappy> heh
[21:12] <Flare183> Korumora: np
[21:12] <Korumora> thanks :)
[21:12] <Flare183> np
[21:12] <bobertdos> sn007ake: Then you should be able to run 3D effects and other 3D rendering.
[21:12] <Korumora> ok i leave then..so have a nice da :)
[21:12] <After_Math> cwill747, im kind of lost :/
[21:13] <tr-33> Having problem getting internet on my ubuntu-server: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=952862
[21:13] <bobertdos> hharvey: When was the last time it mounted properly?
[21:13] <Flare183> !server | tr-33
[21:13] <cwill747> After_Math: haha alright. well after i took my hard drive out, i tried booting, and grub gave me error 17
[21:13] <alfredo> ciao
[21:13] <Flare183> !es | alfredo
[21:13] <tr-33> oh, thanks
[21:13] <After_Math> cwill747, let me check on that error
[21:13] <Flare183> tr-33: np
[21:13] <sn007ake> I had world of warcraft working with hearty heron and i did a update and it messed up alot of things so now i fresh installed the new ubuntu beta and i want to make sure my Cards drivers are working properly now be 4 i install it again
[21:14] <cwill747> After_Math: alright. good luck, i couldn't fix my box with the solutions
[21:14] <Flare183> sn007ake: Beta?
[21:14] <Flare183> sn007ake: Do you mean 8.10?
[21:14] <sn007ake> yea
[21:14] <Flare183> !8.10 | sn007ake
[21:14] <edlv> are there any download managers for ubuntu?
[21:14] <After_Math> cwill747, did you try messing with bios?
[21:14] <Flare183> edlv: Yes, gwget
[21:15] <sn007ake> Is there a good benchmark program out there?
[21:15] <cwill747> After_Math: yeah, but i don't know what to do to fix the problem
[21:15] <After_Math> cwill747, take a look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=442945
[21:15] <Astral_Projectio> can i make some application start using key combination?
[21:15] <Astral_Projectio> i know i can do that in kde, but i cannot in gnome
[21:16] <After_Math> Astral_Projectio, yes
[21:16] <Flare183> Astral_Projectio: You can
[21:16] <Slacke1> Hi, i'm new to irc and was on a fansite where I accidentally clicked a link to a ftp server. Can my computer[Ubuntu and XP dualboot setup] be infected from rootkits/viruses etc or be hacked in some way?
[21:16] <Astral_Projectio> how
[21:16] <cwill747> After_Math: yeah, i already tried that one
[21:16] <Flare183> Slacke1: Nope
[21:16] <After_Math> Astral_Projectio, preferences > keyboard shortcuts
[21:16] <Flare183> !virus | Slacke1
[21:16] <LjL> edlv: d4x is one
[21:16] <hharvey> bobertdos: It mounted properly the first time I installed ubuntu, but after I updated the kernel, it just stopped
[21:16] <After_Math> cwill747, Have you checked the integrity of the disks?
[21:17] <Slacke1> how about my XP partition? is it safe?
[21:17] <erle-> why are there no more translations in current firefox 3.0.3 in hardy?
[21:17] <erle-> for more than a week now
[21:17] <cwill747> After_Math: yeah, they're all good as far as i know
[21:17] <Astral_Projectio> After_Math, so where can i select application i want to start in keyboard shortcuts?
[21:17] <atlantis_> use Virtualbox much nicer and safer.
[21:17] <Flare183> Slacke1: Yeap
[21:17] <cwill747> Slacke1: depends on if you clicked it while running linux or windows. if linux, then yes
[21:17] <bobertdos> hharvey: How did you go about updating the kernel?
[21:17] <truebosko> Easy way to remove all files of a certain extension in a dir and subdirs?
[21:17] <Slacke1> what about Denial of Service attacks or my machine becoming a bot?
[21:18] <After_Math> Astral_Projectio, depends on your desktop, but it should be under System, on the top left drop down list
[21:18] <hharvey> bobertdos: update manager
[21:18] <Flare183> truebosko: open a terminal and switch to that folder and type in rm *.(insert extension here)
[21:18] <Slacke1> was running linux, plugged the plug when i realised i click it, a movie window opened and i restarted immediately
[21:18] <makwarth> #ubuntu-DK
[21:18] <bobertdos> truebosko: adding to what Flare183 says, also use -r for recursion
[21:18] <hharvey> bobertdos: I tried to reinstall ubuntu to see if it would solve the problem and it didnt
[21:18] <aaronorosen> Hello for some reason i can not install qtparted. I'm getting the following error.  Package qtparted is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source E: Package qtparted has no installation candidate
[21:19] <truebosko> thanks
[21:19] <aaronorosen> Can someone please help me?
[21:19] <After_Math> Astral_Projectio, find it?
[21:19] <Flare183> aaronorosen: try gparted then
[21:19] <aaronorosen> Flare183: will that let me resize partitions?
[21:19] <Flare183> aaronorosen: or it could be your sources file
[21:19] <WindowSsa> Who from Russia???
[21:19] <Flare183> aaronorosen: yes
[21:19] <Astral_Projectio> After_Math, i know where is Keyboard Shortcuts... but i cannot add new application in it
[21:19] <Flare183> !russia | WindowSsa
[21:20] <Astral_Projectio> just to modify existing keys
[21:20] <Scunizi> Slacke1: some nasty stuff out there made for windows will try to work on linux but just spin harmlessly. End the process and it's like nothing happened.  The XP partition is safe as long as you're not booted into windows. :)
[21:20] <After_Math> cwill747, maybe your partition types have changed? Have you checked it with fdisk?
[21:20]  * Flare183 agrees with Scunizi 
[21:20] <After_Math> Astral_Projectio, oh ok , let me see
[21:20] <cwill747> After_Math: yep, checked that. all the same. haha
[21:20] <JannoTT> Is there a work around to bug that you cannot connect to ad-hoc with iwl3945
[21:21] <Slacke1> THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!
[21:21] <Flare183> np Slacke1
[21:21] <After_Math> cwill747, lol man
[21:21]  * Scunizi thinks keeping your win friends safe by running AV soft is a futile effort
[21:21] <Slacke1> :-D
[21:21] <bobertdos> hharvey: What version of the kernel are you running? (uname -a in the terminal)
[21:21] <Flare183> JannoTT: Bug??
[21:21] <usser> JannoTT, are u using hardy?
[21:22] <cwill747> After_Math: i know right, i'm so tempted to just re-install ubuntu. but i have a freaking lot of data i'd lose that i'd really miss
[21:22] <JannoTT> usser: yes
[21:22] <Arthur> hi people. I have horizontal lines while watching my analog TV on mythtv. any ideas why?
[21:22] <Scunizi> Slacke1: welcome to the wonderful wacky, frustrating, enlightening, adventurous world of linux and related software. !!! :))
[21:22] <usser> Flare183, iwl3945 in hardy is incomplete to say the least
[21:22] <Flare183> usser: huh
[21:22]  * Flare183 looks it up
[21:22] <goat|lappy> incomplete?  it works great for me
[21:22] <usser> JannoTT, consider upgrading to intrepid, iwl modules got better
[21:22] <After_Math> cwill747, well you could back it up with a external hardrive. I dont know, I would try deleted the grub file, boot it up, see what it says, then create a fresh grub file
[21:23] <usser> goat|lappy, they work fine for most tasks, still some features missing
[21:23] <Dythzer> How can I check temperature of nvidia graphic card in ubuntu_
[21:23] <Flare183> usser: Have you looked at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636177
[21:23] <Flare183> Dythzer: I know that you can do it
[21:23] <hharvey> bobertdos: Linux hharvey-laptop 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP Wed Aug 20 22:56:21 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
[21:23] <soundray> Dythzer: if you run nvidia-settings, it should tell you
[21:23] <cwill747> After_Math: how do you delete the grub file? that would be amazing. haha
[21:24] <Dythzer> soundray, ok thanks
[21:24] <After_Math> cwill747, just run a livecd and locate it and delete it. No?
[21:24] <usser> Flare183, thats not even relevant for hardy, it uses iwl3945 by default problem is the driver itself is immature
[21:24] <Flare183> oh
[21:24] <After_Math> cwill747, I think its in /boot/grub
[21:24] <After_Math> cwill747, somewhere
[21:24] <Flare183> usser: sry
[21:24] <usser> Flare183, np
[21:25] <cwill747> After_Math: ah, oh it seems to easy. haha i'm thinking i found a small problem. lemme exploit it and i'll get back to you
[21:25] <mxmasster> llo
[21:25] <mxmasster> err helo
[21:25] <bobertdos> hharvey: Alright, let's check to make sure the drive isn't dangling. Does sudo mount list the drive?
[21:25] <mxmasster> i just installed 804 on a dell mini
[21:25] <mxmasster> and the netbook-remix packages
[21:25] <After_Math> cwill747, huh? ^^ well just run grub one the livecd, I think it will just recreate everything from scratch
[21:25] <After_Math> !grub | cwill747
[21:26] <brandon1> i upgraded to 8.10 and now i have no gui, how can i revert back to 8.04?
[21:26] <mecanico> why doesn't this work in my crontab       * * * * *   date +%FT%T >> $HOME/test.date     it doesn't run with the +%FT%T   but when I take the +%FT%T off it does run?  does cron do wierd stuff with command arguments?
[21:26] <mxmasster> there is some issue with the ume-launcher and the normal gnome session, where they flicker back and forth between eachother and i cannot properly open the ume or close it
[21:26] <After_Math> cwill747, well good luck, I gtg ^^
[21:26] <Aeonis> Dang...I rebooted Action and when I try to gksudo edit /etc/fstab, I get thsi message:  "Error: no "edit" mailcap rules found for type "application/*"
[21:26] <Aeonis> ion/*""
[21:26] <cwill747> After_Math: haha thanks man
[21:26] <Astral_Projectio> After_Math, for example, i want to start elisa when i press media button on my laptop :)
[21:27] <ronzilla_> !gparted
[21:27] <mxmasster> for instance when i launch a terminal it opens but immediate goes to the background of the launcher
[21:27] <brandon1> is there a way to revert back to 8.04 after upgrading to 8.10?  I don't have a GUI so it would have ot be a text command
[21:27] <soundray> mecanico: yes, it does. Try protecting the command and arguments with single quotes
[21:27] <Aeonis> !gksudo
[21:27] <Styles> ubuntulog, fail
[21:27] <mecanico> soundray: ok thx, I'll give that a try
[21:28] <soundray> mecanico: alternatively, write a script, put it in /usr/local/bin and call the script from cron
[21:28] <Flare183> I have a problem, I have about 5 kernels installed and the one I'm using now is 2.6.20-16-generic. But when I try to load any of the kernels that are above it (on grub); when it says "Loadking Hardware Drivers", it freezes. Why/How can I fix this?
[21:28] <hharvey> bobertdos: I honestly don't know...hence y I posted it for you
[21:29] <Roey> hey all, I keep trying to add my usbdevice to my Windows guest, but the guest keeps slowing to a crawl whenever I add it through usb_add in the monitor
[21:29] <mecanico> soundray: putting single quotes around the date arguments didn't work, I'll put it in a script instead
[21:29] <dtech> okay, back!  anyone care to help with the "displayconfig-gtk" ERROR ... cannot open display
[21:29] <mellery> can someone help me?  I seem to lose internet when playing a video, or when i'm on the internet any video I try playing in movie player doesn't have sound.  i have to restart to get one of the two back
[21:30] <soundray> dtech: are you trying to run the command from text mode?
[21:30] <dtech> ctrl-alt-F1
[21:31] <soundray> dtech: it won't work from there. Try 'sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf-backup', followed by 'sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart'. That should start a low-res X with displayconfig-gtk running automatically
[21:32] <dtech> tried "sudo displayconfig-gtk" and "gksu displayconfig-gtk" similar error on both
[21:32] <jrib> Aeonis: "gedit", not "edit"
[21:32] <soundray> dtech: do you read me?
[21:33] <bobertdos> hharvey: Okay, not there. I'm getting a little stumped. Does it work in a Live Session, by the way?
[21:33] <bonsoir> bonsoir
[21:33] <billy_> francer
[21:33] <billy_> francais
[21:33] <KevinO> !fr
[21:33] <Aeonis> jrib - do I use gksudo gedit?
[21:33] <jrib> Aeonis: to edit your /etc/fstab, yes
[21:33] <billy_> merci
[21:34] <Aeonis> Awesome!  I'm going to do this jrib.  After I edit, do the changes take effect immediately or doI haev to reboot?
[21:34] <jrib> Aeonis: you have to remount the partition
[21:34] <MTecknology> Is there any way to make my external drive always mount to the exact same directory every time I stick it in?
[21:35] <jrib> Aeonis: feel free to pastebin your /etc/fstab to verify it looks ok
[21:35] <amitti> hey, I need a hint on getting my lvm2 stuff loaded from this initramfs shell.. I updated from Edgy to Hardy and the new kernel is getting MD, but not lvm2.. is there a module for lvm2 I should have loaded?
[21:35] <Aeonis> !lsof
[21:35] <hharvey> bobertdos: I booted ubuntu from a live CD, so I dont know
[21:35] <bobertdos> MTecknology: Put an entry for it in fstab.
[21:35] <Aeonis> !grep
[21:36] <Flare183> !info grep | Aeonis
[21:36] <MTecknology> bobertdos: it won't always be connected though - or will it scan fstab when I put it in anyway?
[21:36] <hadi57> hi, i have problem with my atheros wlan, it looks recognized as per system > administration > hardware drivers but still not working, help really appreciated
[21:36] <Aeonis> jrib: Pastebin is taking forever to open.
[21:36] <jrib> MTecknology: if you give the partition a label, it will get mounted to /media/LABEL
[21:37] <jrib> Aeonis: use paste.ubuntu.com or pastebin.ca
[21:37] <bobertdos> MTecknology: You can still put an entry in for it and use the noauto parameter.
[21:37] <MTecknology> jrib: ok - ty
[21:37] <hajar> hi .. hibernate is not work what can I do?
[21:37] <MTecknology> bobertdos: I'll try that too :P
[21:37] <MTecknology> thanks for the two options
[21:37] <jrib> !label > MTecknology
[21:37] <C0p3rn1c> is there a flashgot download accelerator that works well with flashot?
[21:37] <C0p3rn1c> oops
[21:38] <dtech> soundray: OH ... is that what displayconfig-gtk looks like?! ... it's the SAME app that runs when I restart after deleting the xorg.conf ... it does NOT work ... what ever I configure in this app, does not appear in xorg.conf, I'm supposing it should?
[21:38] <Aeonis> ty jrib!  Here's the link http://paste.ubuntu.com/59847/
[21:38] <C0p3rn1c> i﻿s there a flashgot compatible download accelerator on ubuntu?
[21:38] <bobertdos> hharvey: Oh, right, well at least we know it still physically works.
[21:38] <soundray> dtech: did you move xorg.conf like I suggested?
[21:39] <dtech> YES!
[21:39] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: wget for one
[21:39] <techsupport> apangnu, ok got those two packages, how can i actually now format as ntfs file system ? my drive is /dev/sdb
[21:39] <soundray> dtech: good. When you made a change, did you test it with the Test button?
[21:39] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: http://flashgot.net/features lists several compatible programs on linux
[21:39] <dtech> I'm in the configuration utility now
[21:39] <amitti> anyone have an idea on how to load my lvm2 stuff from the initramfs shell?
[21:40] <jrib> Aeonis: what filesystem is on /dev/sda1?
[21:40] <C0p3rn1c> jrib: wxdownload is one of them but is doesnt work well
[21:40] <bobertdos> hharvey: In fact, I would check to see if your drive gets detected as the same path in the live session using sudo mount. If it doesn't, that might be an interesting clue.
[21:40] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: try the others?
[21:40] <Aeonis> ext3 jrib.
[21:40] <soundray> dtech: can you make the settings you want and test them?
[21:41] <techsupport> soundray, i get error http://pastebin.com/m13babea5 when trying to format as ntfs
[21:41] <jrib> Aeonis: are you positive that it is /dev/sda1?  That seems to be your / according to the comments at the top
[21:41] <C0p3rn1c> jrib: I was kindof hoping that you guys would know a great one so that I don't have to try them all
[21:41] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: I told you wget :)
[21:41] <Clockswork> msg Supersaiyan_IV Nya BIOS :D
[21:41] <soundray> techsupport: is your drive partitioned?
[21:41] <Aeonis> pretty sure jrib.  It's a second hard drive that is empty.
[21:41] <Riovane> Hello
[21:41] <hharvey> bobertdos: ok so off to live cd
[21:41] <Riovane> I have a permissions problem. can anyone help me?
[21:41] <jrib> Aeonis: pastebin the output of 'mount; sudo fdisk -l'
[21:41] <jrib> Riovane: best to just ask the channel your question
[21:42] <C0p3rn1c> jrib: k thx, but I still have to find out how to make wget create multiple connections to the server
[21:42] <Riovane> jrib: ok
[21:42] <C0p3rn1c> then
[21:42] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: why bother :/
[21:42] <techsupport> soundray, i did  sudo fdisk /dev/sdb before, and did write and exit after creating  1 partition
[21:42] <Clockswork> Supersaiyan_IV: New Bios :) And everything works :D
[21:42] <chaosrl> hey, i've got a question. when i issue a command scp "somefile.doc" jeff@lenovomon:Desktop/, i get back ssh: lenovomon: host/servname not known, where in my normal terminal it shows "jeff@lenovomon:~$" am i doing something wrong?
[21:42] <jrib> C0p3rn1c: anyway, axel is a program that does that.  So maybe you can get flashgot to work with axel
[21:42] <Aeonis> http://paste.ubuntu.com/59850/
[21:43] <C0p3rn1c> jrib: maybe
[21:43] <Riovane> When I try to open firefox as normal user it does not open, though it does for super-user
[21:43] <Aeonis> jrib - I posted it
[21:43] <soundray> techsupport: then you should give mkntfs the device name of your partition, probably /dev/sdb1 (rather than the device name of the entire drive)
[21:43] <Riovane> How can I fix this
[21:43] <dtech> soundray: well, sort of? ... the video card in this old Compaq laptop has only 2 megs of memory and the default driver config starts in a color depth of 24. for me to see anything but scrambled graphics I need to edit the xorg.conf "DefaultDepth=24" to "DefaultDepth=16". ther seems no way of doing that from the GUI utility.
[21:43] <bobertdos> Riovane: Is Firefox the only application where this is a problem?
[21:44] <soundray> Riovane: running 'sudo firefox' breaks firefox. Try 'sudo mv ~/.mozilla ~/mozilla-config-junk' and try again.
[21:44] <jrib> Aeonis: k, you're right.  The names just got shuffled around.  Now, the "iocharset=utf8,unmask=003
[21:44] <DavidCanarias> I am having a few problems copying DVD's can anyone help me please??
[21:44] <techsupport> soundray, fdisk tells me that the partition type i created has id 83 and system is Linux , will i still be able to format it as ntfs with makntfs ?
[21:44] <jrib> Aeonis: k, you're right.  The names just got shuffled around.  Now, the "iocharset=utf8,unmask=003" options are not valid for ext3.  So change that to just "defaults"
[21:44] <freebsd_fan_> how do i install vpn to ubuntu using hte cd?
[21:45] <bobertdos> soundray: Ah, that's probably a better idea than what I was having him do earlier.
[21:45] <Aeonis> so change it to "iocharset=defaults,unmask=defaults" jrib?
[21:45] <soundray> techsupport: you can hit 't' in fdisk to change the partition id
[21:45] <DavidCanarias> Is anyone using libdvdcss2 successfully for copying DVDs
[21:45] <jrib> Aeonis: no.  Delete "iocharset=defaults,unmask=003" and put "defaults" in its place
[21:45] <techsupport> soundray, ok thanx, which id # is best for NTFS ?
[21:45] <jrib> DavidCanarias: I'm sure many people are
[21:45] <soundray> bobertdos: the firefox one?
[21:46] <soundray> techsupport: I don't know. Look through the list for HPFS or HPFS/NTFS
[21:46] <MTecknology> where did my pidgin settings go :(
[21:46] <Aeonis> I'm sorry jrib, I don't understand.  I'm very new to this.  So I just do "/dev/sda1 /media/storage defaults"?
[21:46] <DavidCanarias> jrib: I have copied DVDs OK and duplicated, but I can't do it successfully now. Any idea why?
[21:46] <bobertdos> soundray: Yeah, I thought of that other guy we had the other week that screwed up his Xauthority, so I was having him check that too.
[21:47] <soundray> dtech: I see. I find the GUI utility quite limiting, too. I hear that intrepid has a better solution to the X config problem.
[21:47] <nn-main> hi it seems that the installer for grub is not working properly :: error ::::   the 'grub' package failed to install into /target/.   ????? Im used to gentoo not ubuntu how to I work around this bug
[21:47] <DJSBX_> Hello?
[21:47] <jrib> Aeonis: yes, that's what I said so far.  But you need to make more changes.  You need to replace "/dev/sda1" with the UUID for that partition.  And the last two fields should be "0" and "2".  If you pastebin the output of 'sudo blkid', I'll pastebin the line you need to end up with
[21:48] <dtech> soundray: Intrepid? do tell! ... what is that?
[21:48] <DJSBX_> I need a bit of help with installing phpbb2 on my ubuntu server machine
[21:48] <guntbert> !intrepid | dtech
[21:48] <C0p3rn1c> dtech: initerpid is the next ubuntu release 8.10
[21:48] <nn-main> any ideas ???? this bootloader thing has got me stumped ?
[21:49] <dtech> oh ... now I'm in suspense! ... great!
[21:49] <bobertdos> dtech: I don't think he knows specifically (neither do I) but I'm sure in about a week and a half, you'll find some new stuff in the repos.
[21:49] <Aeonis> jrib - http://paste.ubuntu.com/59851/  :  Why do I have to use the UUID?
[21:50] <chaosrl> does anyone know if using the "hostname" command in terminal gives the correct hostname for use in ssh?
[21:50] <Supersaiyan_IV> Clockswork, glad it works :)
[21:50] <jrib> Aeonis: because /dev/sda may change if you shuffle your drives around again :)  http://paste.ubuntu.com/59852/
[21:50] <Supersaiyan_IV> Clockswork, if you want to lower the temperature even more I recommend undervolting
[21:50] <happosade> !torrent
[21:50] <squarebracket> i'm using nx, and for some reason linux keeps thinks the windows are hanging, so it greys them out when they shouldn't be, is there any way to get around this?
[21:50] <dtech> I found that even if I set a 'custom' configuration in the GTK conf GUI ... I only get a stock xorg.conf? ... Is that by design, and where might the custom setting get placed?
[21:51] <Aeonis> good point jrib.  I have yet another HD I want to add for kicks.  I want to see if I can install Warhammer on Ubuntu so I can play with some friends.
[21:51] <Supersaiyan_IV> Clockswork, my GPU idles around 45C after undervolt
[21:51] <happosade> with what I can make torrent whit CLI?
[21:51] <jrib> chaosrl: I suppose you would have to have your hostname in /etc/hosts pointing to 127.0.0.1 (or 127.0.1.1)
[21:51] <SpinachHead> can  i change synaptic settings frmo the command line?
[21:52] <jrib> SpinachHead: which settings?
[21:52] <SpinachHead> repos
[21:52] <SpinachHead> i want to eliminate everything but the cd
[21:52] <jrib> happosade: rtorrent or btdownloadcurses or btdownloadheadless
[21:52] <jrib> SpinachHead: sure, edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:52] <SpinachHead> ok,thx
[21:52] <happosade> jrib: how to do whit rtorrent?
[21:53] <Riovane> whats the command to run gnome terminal?
[21:53] <node357> Riovane, gnome-terminal
[21:53] <mick02> Evening folks
[21:53] <node357> hi mick02
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[21:53] <dimgman> Hello
[21:53] <mick02> How do Action?
[21:53] <Aeonis> howdy howdy howdy ActionParsnip
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> nb man
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: all automounting now?
[21:54] <mick02> alright node
[21:54] <Aeonis> not yet.
[21:54] <jrib> happosade: http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html you basically just start it and give it a .torrent file to download
[21:54] <Aeonis> I was trying to add that and got some thing
[21:54] <genius> how to make autologin for server version so it shows command line w/o password asking?
[21:55] <Aeonis> Then someone else said to use the UUID in case I change anything around.  I will probably add another drive on here to install a game on and wasn't sure if that would affect all the hard work ActionParsnip.
[21:55] <Riovane> Why when I set "Control i" to open gnome-terminal a little window pops up that is useless?
[21:55] <chaosrl> jrib: i don't have a /etc/hosts folder?
[21:55] <jrib> Aeonis: ack, I forgot to put "ext3" in my paste.  Do you see that?
[21:55] <jrib> chaosrl: it's a file
[21:55] <Aeonis> where jrib?  I didn't see a link yet.
[21:55] <ronzilla_> how can i rename a hard drive?
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> genius: why do you want autologin. all services will start without logging in
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: ive not used UUIDs before
[21:56] <jrib> Aeonis: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59855/ this one is fine
[21:56] <sameer> hey guys, i have a lenovo thinkvision monitor which is run as a usb audio device. but it invariably stops producing sound. cat /bin/bash > /dev/dsp yields: Device or resource busy. Any ideas?
[21:56] <jrib> ronzilla_: depends on what you mean.  Do you want to change its label?
[21:56] <ronzilla_> yes jsut hte label
[21:57] <jrib> !label > ronzilla_
[21:57] <ronzilla_> !label
[21:57] <genius> ActionParsnip: I want to disable that ****ng autologin on LiveCD created by remastersys. So if i know how to enable - i could disable :)
[21:57] <ShinobiTen1> hallo! Is any equivalent to "chm" in free world? I need to store a scripting guide(html files) in a single file. Is PDF the only way?
[21:57] <ShinobiTen1> hello*
[21:57] <Riovane> Hey--- Why when I set 'key' "Control i" to open gnome-terminal a little window pops up that is useless?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> genius: i know it in the x server, but not cli
[21:58] <Aeonis> hey jrib - That link was to rename a usb drive.  Is that right?  This drive is an internal SATA drive.  The other one that Ubuntu is isntalled on is IDE and the 3rd I may do later is also IDE.
[21:58] <chaosrl> jrib: i have two different names for 127.0.0.1 and 127.0.1.1, the one for 127.0.1.1 doesn't work and the other prompts for a pw that i'm not sure i know
[21:59] <jrib> Aeonis: I just gave you a link to a pastebin, nothing about renaming usb drives
[21:59] <dimm> hello! what can i do if i need for openssl.pc but in my distro (dapper) there not this file?
[21:59] <genius> ActionParsnip: it's easy in GDM
[21:59] <jrib> chaosrl: be more specific.  You lost me.
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> genius: absolutely
[21:59] <Aeonis> oh...so jrib - I just put that in my fstab?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> genius: but x server is a bad for servers
[22:00] <jrib> Aeonis: yeah
[22:00] <genius> ActionParsnip: i don't use it
[22:00] <hharvey> bobertdos: i loaded from the live cd and entered sudo mount
[22:00] <hharvey> im going to post on pastebin wat it said
[22:00] <Aeonis> jrib...I'm calling Witchcraft on that.
[22:00] <bobertdos> hharvey: okay
[22:01] <jrib> Aeonis: hmm?
[22:01] <Aeonis> it was a joke.  Making reference to hte olden days when people feared the wise and killed them...
[22:01] <Aeonis> because their ways worked.
[22:01] <hharvey> bobertdos: http://paste.ubuntu.com/59857/
[22:01] <jrib> Aeonis: right, but it shouldn't have worked yet :)
[22:02] <chaosrl> jrib: i have the hostname "localhost" for 127.0.0.1, but when i plug that into "scp "somefile.doc" jeff@localhost:Desktop/" it prompts me for a password, which is not my normal login password
[22:02] <Aeonis> nope.
[22:02] <Aeonis> Okay, now that is entered, I have to mount that drive?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: you are learning yur system though
[22:02] <jrib> chaosrl: it should be the user jeff's password
[22:02] <MTecknology> jrib: That feature is REALLY awesome. So I can symlink my virtual machines there and just connect my external hd before running :D
[22:03] <Aeonis> little by little, yes ActionParsnip!  This is very fun btw!
[22:03] <jrib> Aeonis: does /media/storage exist yet?
[22:04] <Aeonis> yes.  I can cd into it.
[22:04] <chaosrl> jrib: well, when i open terminal, i have "jeff@lenovomon:~$", but when i try to scp to jeff@lenovomon, it says that the "host/servname not found". i just "sudo passwd" and reset the password, but it still wont take it as localhost, root or jeff
[22:04] <DjViper> installing X and gnome on a ubuntu server, how do I proceed?
[22:04] <jrib> chaosrl: ok.  Lets troubleshoot a single case.  What happens when you do 'ssh localhost'?
[22:05] <ShinobiTen1> so, theres no GPLed "chm" exquivalent..?
[22:05] <jrib> Aeonis: now just run 'sudo mount /dev/sda1'
[22:06] <dimm> can i look for the content of package in the repository?
[22:06] <chaosrl> jrib: ssh: connect to host localhost port 22: Connection refused
[22:06] <jrib> dimm: packages.ubuntu.com or apt-file to search package contents
[22:06] <Blinkiz> I have messed up. I have fiddled with grub and in some way, with the help of parted of course, lost the partition on one of my harddrive. Does it exist a program that can restore this partition=
[22:06] <Blinkiz> ? its ext3
[22:06] <Aeonis> okay...well, ActionParsnip and I got this far earlier jrib, but problem is that I don't have access to do anything to that drive.
[22:06] <jrib> chaosrl: did you install openssh-server?
[22:07] <bobertdos> hharvey: Okay, not helpful in the way I was wanting, but the other interesting thing would be to try DVD's from the livecd (if you have enough RAM to install some packages).
[22:07] <jrib> Aeonis: you need to set permissions.  How will you be using the drive? (multiple users, etc.)
[22:07] <chaosrl> jrib: i thought i did but asking it to install shows that i didn't
[22:07] <jrib> !permissions > Aeonis
[22:07] <bobertdos> too bad you don't have another drive though
[22:07] <DjViper> does anyone know if I need to have Xserver/gnome installed to use FreeNX on a server?
[22:07] <chaosrl> jrib: now when i use "ssh localhost" it prompts me for a password
[22:07] <dulak> DjViper: yes freenx is just a way to connect to X securely
[22:07] <jrib> chaosrl: your user's password (assuming you ran that as your user)
[22:08] <Aeonis> jrib - yes on the multiple users.  Just myself and me lady.
[22:08] <DjViper> dulak: yes, thought so, so previous question, how do I install x and gnome from scratch?
[22:08] <dulak> DjViper: you can install the meta package ubuntu-desktop for gnome and X
[22:08] <DjViper> hmm okay
[22:08] <chaosrl> jrib: when i use my user's pw, it brings me back to a prompt (after some stuff about ubuntu being free software, etc) with jeff@lenovomon:~$
[22:09] <ronzilla_> !wine
[22:09] <jrib> chaosrl: yeah.  You just sshed.  Type 'exit' to logout
[22:09] <hadi57> did a reboot, still cant see the wireless
[22:09] <jrib> Aeonis: take a look at ubottu's link.  You have some options as to how you set up the permissions. Feel free to poke me if you are stuck
[22:09] <Aeonis> gotcha jrib.
[22:10] <chaosrl> jrib: ah, i see. after logging into my university account via ssh, the command "scp "something.doc" jeff@localhost:Desktop/" still prompts for a password that isn't my user's password
[22:11] <dulak> chaosrl: it isn't localhost from your university account
[22:11] <dulak> chaosrl: it's jeff@ip.address.of.your.home.machine.here
[22:11] <tj13820> is it possible to watch movies from an ipod video in ubuntu?
[22:11] <ronzilla_> !vmware
[22:11] <hharvey> bobertdos: ok, I think I have more than enough ram to do that...
[22:11] <ronzilla_> !multiverse
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: you need a 3gp player
[22:12] <dulak> chaosrl: localhost is the loopback adapter, so it's always the local machine, not a remote machine
[22:12] <guntbert> chaosrl: what are you actually trying to accomplish?
[22:12] <tj13820> ActionParsnip: like what?
[22:12] <jrib> chaosrl: localhost is the machine you are running the command from.  If you are sshed into your uni account then you are just copying it back to that computer (the one with the uni account)
[22:12] <ronzilla_> !virtualizers
[22:12] <chaosrl> dulak: when i enter my ip address, it hangs for a long time
[22:12] <ronzilla_> !virtualbox
[22:12] <koshari> anyone using clutch?
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: vlc handles them i believe
[22:13] <sameer> any sound gurus in the house? i lose my sound regularly, i think because modules are loaded in the wrong order...
[22:13] <jrib> chaosrl: did you try since you installed openssh-server?
[22:13] <tj13820> ActionParsnip: does it automaticcaly search them on the ipod?
[22:13] <dulak> chaosrl: is your home machine behind a firewall?
[22:13] <chaosrl> guntbert: i've ssh'd into my university account, and i'm trying to copy a file over to my own laptop.
[22:13] <dekkong> Hello anyone in here that can help me with awesome?
[22:13] <chaosrl> jrib: yeah, it still didn't work
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: no you need to open it from vlc
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: amarok / banshee may be helpful too
[22:13] <chaosrl> dulak: i don't believe so. i'm connected wirelessly via a netgear router
[22:14] <jrib> chaosrl: then dulak is probably on the right track with a firewall/router issue, listen to him
[22:14] <dulak> chaosrl: the netgear is a firewall, you would have to forward the ssh port from the netgear to the linux machine
[22:14] <chaosrl> jrib: alright, thanks for your help!
[22:14] <tj13820> ActionParsnip: that could be hard... All files in the ipod are encoded and not stored in "Movies" or anything of the sort
[22:14] <ShinobiTen1> anyone aware "chm" equivalent on linux exists?
[22:14] <dulak> chaosrl: the quick way is to just scp it backwards
[22:14] <ronzilla_> whats the name of the other software I can use thats VMware like
[22:14] <guntbert> chaosrl: so try it the other way round: from your laptop use scp <youraccount>@server:/path/to/file .
[22:14] <jrib> !virtualizer | ronzilla_
[22:14] <dulak> chaosrl: from your home machine scp jeff@universityhostname:~/document.doc .
[22:14] <ronzilla_> i think it started with a C
[22:15] <ronzilla_> !virtualbox
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: then you got some research to do, you'dve been better not getting an ipod with its proprietary garbage that you are now having to deal with
[22:16] <fluffycloud12345> I personally like VirtualBox.
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> tj13820: decent players can just be accessed as a usb hard drive
[22:16] <dimm> jrib, apt-file is better for me :-)
[22:17] <node357> ShinobiTen1, this might help you: http://developer.gnome.org/doc/GGAD/z72.html
[22:17] <chaosrl> dulak: does it matter that when i ssh into the university, i have to connect to ssh-student.university.edu then a different remote host after that?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> chaosrl: you can ssh to any amount you want
[22:17] <turista> ahoj
[22:17] <dulak> chaosrl: yes, in that case go to the webpage for your netgear, and forward port 22 to your linux machine's ip address
[22:17] <[Gloom]> hi there
[22:18] <chaosrl> dulak: alright, thanks i'll try that
[22:18] <dulak> chaosrl: then you can scp directly back to your home machine ip without having to worry about the extra host
[22:19] <[Gloom]> guys, to configure a firewall in hardy server, ufw or iptables?
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> [Gloom]: firestarter
[22:19] <kri> iptables is the best
[22:19] <jrib> [Gloom]: use what you prefer
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> [Gloom]: iptables hands down
[22:19] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿node357, you mean convert HTML to GNOME DocBook format?
[22:19] <Lokian> ufw ftw
[22:19] <jrib> [Gloom]: ufw is just a frontend for writing iptables rules
[22:19] <node357> ShinobiTen1, looks that way. I'm not familiar with it though
[22:19] <[Gloom]> aha
[22:19] <[Gloom]> ok, i'll do it the old way then
[22:19] <[Gloom]> thx
[22:20] <ShinobiTen1>  node357, k thx for info! ill dig on it.
[22:20] <node357> ShinobiTen1, okay :)
[22:20] <kri> hm
[22:21] <chaosrl> dulak: when i port forward, it asks for "SERVER ADDRESS", but it says that mine is invalid?
[22:21] <kri> thinking of reinstalling my ubuntu though i need windows
[22:21] <kri> i thought vmware is an idea
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> kri: why do you need windows?
[22:21] <kri> ActionParsnip: do play an internet game (money involved)
[22:21] <dulak> chaosrl: it's the ip address of the linux machine, if you run ifconfig on your linux box it's the ip you show there
[22:21] <Mersault> Hello. I recently moved from 32bit ubuntu server to a 64 bit version, and I'm trying to load up my raid5 array that I'd built in the old install. when I try and mount it, I'm getting errors about there being no superblock, but mdadm --examine /dev/xxx where xxx is any of the partitions in the array looks clean.
[22:22] <kri> that wont do with 'wine firefox.exe'
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> kri: i sed to play mystic realms of alhanzar back in the day
[22:22] <fluffycloud12345> Kri, run a hypervisor program from U and run Windows in it. I would personally keep U as my Host OS.
[22:22] <ratpoison> hello! 8.04 amd64 user. How does the "preload" daemon function? Does it need any tweaking for it to work? Is the extra RAM really worth the speed boost? Is the fact that it runs as root a security risk worth my attention?
[22:22] <Xavura> Where did my sound go for flash, it works for everything else just flash videos have no sound
[22:22] <kri> fluffycloud12345: a hypervisor? you mean like vmware?
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> kri: im guessing you need shockwave player
[22:22] <Xavura> and they used to have sound and work just fine until now
[22:23] <fluffycloud12345> Kri, correct. A free version is Virtualbox, there are others.
[22:23] <ronzilla_> !iphone
[22:23] <ronzilla_> !itunes
[22:23] <kri> ActionParsnip: i have all the whats needed and im running firefox in wine but they want let me play with money something with Certifikation problem
[22:23] <ronzilla_> !players
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> I use vmware as the virtual ethernet is bridged so i can rdp to my virtual box
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> kri: firefox is the same in win and linux
[22:24] <dulak> ActionParsnip: you can bridge virtualbox too, it's just routed by default
[22:24] <kri> ActionParsnip: no, they allow only windows
[22:24] <bigB> why would you have to wine firefox
[22:24] <nn-main> :( I had to go back to an Achient installer i think it was ubuntu 5.01 to get ubuntu installed properly ..... ..... Lots of dist upgrade downloades are about to come that way
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> dulak: oic
[22:24] <kri> if you connect with ubuntu+firefox your not ident like windows
[22:24] <ronzilla_> !wine
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> kri: maybe it scans the OS too. I need VM for my dell certification hates linux
[22:24] <Aeonis> back jrib and ActionParsnip - Question...what is best practice for adding a new group?  I want to make one called "home", but I didn't know if that would conflict with anything.
[22:24] <tobiasu> kri: get a firefox plugin that changes the user agent
[22:24] <chaosrl> dulak: it worked! thanks!
[22:25] <dulak> chaosrl: np
[22:25] <kri> tobiasu: where do i find that plugin? :)
[22:25] <kri> there should be a windows-live-cd
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: seems ok. Id make it 'homeuser' just incase
[22:25] <Xavura> where the hell did my flash sound go
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | Aeonis
[22:25] <tobiasu> google
[22:25] <dulak> kri: there is, it's called Bart's PE
[22:25] <jrib> Aeonis: should be fine.  You can use System -> Administration -> User and Groups  or the 'addgroup' command
[22:25] <merlin_> Hi, someone can tell me how to read in a string way a byte[] ? (java)
[22:25] <kri> well i dont think it will work anyway
[22:25] <Aeonis> that's what I'm using.  I just didn't know if certain group names would be conflicting.
[22:25] <jrib> merlin_: ask ##java
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=590989
[22:26] <fluffycloud12345> ERD Commander is another Windows Live CD. You need a license for it though.
[22:26] <Xavura> err that's for gutsy
[22:26] <jrib> Aeonis: I'd hope the tools would warn you if you did something bad.  But 'home' is fine, it's not a default group that I know of
[22:26] <Xavura> and mine was fine until like 2 days ago
[22:26] <Xavura> I think one of the recent upgrades broke it
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: its still ubuntu
[22:26] <Xavura> right but it worked fine until a few days ago
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: which is the main thing
[22:26] <Xavura> so something in the last few days has broken it
[22:26] <Xavura> not me
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: well it doesnt work now which is what counts
[22:27] <Xavura> right
[22:27] <Aeonis> awesome jrib and ActionParsnip.  Okay, back to adding my permissions.  Will return with an update.
[22:27] <Xavura> I've found like 20 threads nad they all tell you to do different things to fix it
[22:27] <Xavura> and none of them do
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=708907&page=2
[22:27] <Xavura> gotta love flash and ubuntu it's pathetic
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: same stuff but it says hardy in the title of the site
[22:27] <Paymox_> Hey.. Is it possible to remove the ugly black line rectangle animation when minimizing windows?
[22:27] <JannoTT> !ad-hoc
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: works fine for me and my 3 PCs all running 64bit linux
[22:28] <Xavura> I had that before
[22:28] <Xavura> and I had to remove it to make it work...
[22:28] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: That did nothing.
[22:29] <Xavura> There ain't no sound coming from this video.
[22:29] <Xavura> Installing libflashsupport did nothing, so what now
[22:29] <baphomet> que onda
[22:31] <baphomet> puta acaso aca hay mara que le gusta el metal O.o
[22:31] <baphomet> puta e visto un alastor y un kabak xD
[22:31] <dtech> soundray: Is a 'successful' test required for the GTK config to save cutome configs?
[22:31] <jrib> !es | baphomet
[22:31] <baphomet> :o
[22:32] <a1len> Hey guys. I installed ubuntu and I need some help
[22:32] <Xavura> Anyone know how to fix flash when libflashsupport does absolutely nothing
[22:32] <Aeonis> okay jrib and ActionParsnip -  I'm having problems here...I'm reading this thing and I see how to do it with numbers and letters, but am not sure what it means when it says "-#-" for group.
[22:32] <dtech> or anyone else that knows the answer!
[22:32] <baphomet> i have a problem with compositive xD!
[22:32] <baphomet> i don't known why i don't have transparences =P
[22:33] <Xavura> I hate flash.
[22:33] <baphomet> i hate compiz :@
[22:33] <a1len> it recognizes my abit 801.11b/g wireless card as.. something else. i forget the name but I hear that's fine. but it isn't showing any wireless networks in the networks window. Anyone know what's up?
[22:33] <Xavura> It worked fine for months and months
[22:33] <baphomet> 'cause i can't install that shit
[22:33] <jrib> Aeonis: that's for numbers.  It just means that the middle number is for group permissions
[22:33] <Xavura> and then stopped working on it's own
[22:33] <Xavura> more and more this is reminding me of the Windows experience
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> Aeonis: the middle value for access is the group access
[22:34] <unitedpotsmokers> hello and good morning all, just want to know, what is new version of wine now?
[22:34] <baphomet> linux mint is the best =P
[22:34] <Aeonis> so do I add the group number?  -10020?
[22:34] <pymike> hi, is there an app that converts ogg videos to mpeg4s?
[22:34] <Aeonis> ...i mean -1002-
[22:34] <unitedpotsmokers> linux mint?
[22:34] <angusthefuzz> pymike: ffmpeg and mplayer
[22:34] <baphomet> yep
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> baphomet: i disagress like millions would. millions would also agree
[22:34] <Roland123> so, how can someone lower cpu usage during video playback?
[22:34] <Xavura> Ok this is stupid, the beep sound tests work
[22:34] <SpinachHead> hi, I added the cdrom to apt sources.list and using apt-get install ndiswrapper says cant find package ndiswrapper..  Anyone know why?
[22:34] <Xavura> My music player works
[22:34] <Xavura> Flash doesn't work, the hardware sound test doesn't work
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> Roland123: use a slimmer window manager
[22:34] <baphomet> xD
[22:35] <Xavura> So it's just randomly choosing which sound should work?
[22:35] <unitedpotsmokers> is linux mint same like ubuntu?
[22:35] <kri> dulak: what a hell is that Bart's PE, i have only ext3 drive on my system
[22:35] <Xavura> Ah this sound sucks, let's just ignore it but this other sound - go ahead
[22:35] <baphomet> that work with debin
[22:35] <baphomet> debian x
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: make sure you are using the right sound setings in your apps
[22:35] <jrib> Aeonis: nope.  Here is what they mean:  if you chmod 741 file.  Then the 7 indicates USER permissions of 4(read) + 2(write) + 1(execute) permissions.  The 4 is 4(read) for the GROUP.  The 1(execute) is for OTHERS.
[22:35] <kri> can i install windows on my external drive? (it has ntfs)
[22:35] <baphomet> but have a better style
[22:35] <dulak> kri: you said you wished there was a windows live cd, I said there is, it's called bart's PE
[22:35] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: Wth should settings have to do with anything, I haven't TOUCHED my **** settings and it just stopped working on it's own
[22:35] <baphomet> who use the last kde?
[22:36] <bfsog> is this the place where i can ask a few questions about ubunto/linux in general?
[22:36] <Aeonis> so, to set the rights foer the group...is it 411?
[22:36] <baphomet> xD
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: well something isnt right or itd work so you need to play with them to getit working. Its not gonna start working if you sit and stare at it is it
[22:36] <pymike> angusthefuzz: ok thx
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> baphomet: i do but i dont use kwin
[22:36] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: But it DID work and it worked 100% so wtf has it stopped working for no reason
[22:36] <jrib> Aeonis: what permissions do you want to give?
[22:36] <Xavura> No one touches my PC except me so nothing has changed.
[22:36] <baphomet> :o
[22:36] <SpinachHead> anyone know what the proper format for adding the cdrom to the sources.list is? I tried synatpic to add cdrom but not sure if the sources wrote correctly becuase it cant find packae i need
[22:36] <pymike> angusthefuzz: is there a gui or do I need to use the console. if so, how do I do it?
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: you need to research and prod your system to see whats what
[22:37] <dulak> SpinachHead: after you added cdrom did you run an update?
[22:37] <baphomet> kde have a good evolurion now have for default transparences O.o
[22:37] <SpinachHead> no
[22:37] <Aeonis> all permissions for the homeusers group jrib.
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: well something has changed or itd work wouldnt it
[22:37] <dulak> SpinachHead: run apt-get update, then try to install the package again
[22:37] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: Right, so where do you propose I start "researching" whatever that means
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> baphomet: i dont have transparencies as I use fluxbox
[22:37] <Xavura> Which is most guaranteed to work, OSS, Alsa or PulseAudio
[22:37] <baphomet> :o
[22:37] <Xavura> That'd probably help
[22:38] <Xavura> Apparently auto-detect isn't cutting it.
[22:38] <baphomet> but i see a computer with 32 mb of video and 1 ghz and have
[22:38] <baphomet> transparences
[22:38] <SpinachHead> hmm, update didnt seem to find anything.  I
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: well check what sound server you use fo the system and make sure it all marrys up in all the apps you use, look at the settings in apps that do work then compare with the ones that dont
[22:38] <baphomet> and 3d effects
[22:38] <ratpoison> hello! 8.04 amd64 user. How does the "preload" daemon function? Does it need any tweaking for it to work? Is the extra RAM really worth the speed boost? Is the fact that it runs as root a security risk worth my attention?
[22:38] <angusthefuzz> pymike: ffmpeg is on the console, you would do something like ffmpeg -i input.ogg <other options> output.mpg
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: you can websearch for: no sound in <app name>
[22:38] <SpinachHead> Im not sure the cdrmo is being read properly
[22:38] <jrib> ActionParsnip: Then you should do: sudo chmod 770 /media/storage      That gives 7 to users, 7 to the group, and 0 for others.  You also need to change the group of /media/storage with: sudo chgrp homeusers /media/storage
[22:38] <unitedpotsmokers> can we try linux mint with virtualbox?
[22:38] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: Ha, you think I didn't web search that? I did before I came here and none of the suggestions worked
[22:39] <angusthefuzz> pymike: there is good documentation on their website
[22:39] <dulak> SpinachHead: in /etc/apt/sources.list what does the cdrom line look like?
[22:39] <baphomet> yes man
[22:39] <Xavura> ActionParsnip: The ones that don't work are apparently Firefox which has no settings for me to change and the Hardware Testing program which also produces no sound on the sound test
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: thats all i can suggest. have you recently installed a newe kernel?
[22:39] <Xavura> Not that I know of
[22:39] <Xavura> I install all the updates that show up though
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> Xavura: then go find out
[22:39] <Xavura> When it says you have new updates
[22:39] <dulak> Xavura: there was a new kernel update this last week
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> jrib: aim it at Aeonis
[22:40] <SpinachHead> deb cdrom:Ubuntu etc. reliease etc /hardy main restricted.  That doest look right and i erase all the http oes because i have no internet
[22:40] <pymike> angusthefuzz: thx, it worked.
[22:40] <Xavura> Great, so even the KERNEL updates break things?
[22:40] <Xavura> Brilliant
[22:40] <SpinachHead> i tired sudo apt cdrom add
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> SpinachHead: don't delete. only comment out with # at the start of the line
[22:40] <baphomet> fuck with my ciaro clock i have a problem when i started session that shit don't have my theme
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> !aptoncd | SpinachHead
[22:40] <jrib> Aeonis: Then you should do: sudo chmod 770 /media/storage      That gives 7 to users, 7 to the group, and 0 for others.  You also need to change the group of /media/storage with: sudo chgrp homeusers /media/storage
[22:41] <Aeonis> wow jrib!  doing it now.
[22:41] <SpinachHead> i dont have another cd burner though ad ctl alt f2 wont read my thumbdrive
[22:41] <ompaul> !language | baphomet
[22:41] <unitedpotsmokers> linux mint look cool too, is linux mint same like ubuntu? i mean the operation?
[22:41] <SpinachHead> i have an eepc with wirelss and thats all
[22:41] <baphomet> :o
[22:41] <baphomet> sorry xD!
[22:41] <baphomet> es que en español es mas facil xD
[22:41] <baphomet> jajaja =P
[22:41] <Xavura> So are you telling me no one else here had their sound break after the recent kernel update
[22:42] <Xavura> and no one already found out how to fix that?
[22:42] <baphomet> search in google
[22:42] <baphomet> xD
[22:42] <dulak> SpinachHead: to add a cdrom you should use apt-cdrom
[22:42] <ShinobiTen1> !help
[22:42] <Aeonis> poo!!!  jrib - it's not letting even open it now.
[22:42] <dulak> SpinachHead: example: apt-cdrom -d /mnt/cdrom add
[22:43] <Xavura> I did search in google, next person to tell me to search google...
[22:43] <Aeonis> somehow...is it telling me that my name isn't joined to that group maybe jrib?
[22:43] <jrib> Aeonis: you have to be a meber of homeusers, did you add your user to that group and then log out and back in?
[22:43] <dulak> SpinachHead: actually you need an = in there, like apt-cdrom -d=/mnt/cdrom add
[22:43] <Aeonis> I didn't logout and back in.
[22:43] <Aeonis> Let me do that real quick
[22:43] <Aeonis> brb
[22:43] <SpinachHead> d is?
[22:44] <dulak> SpinachHead: the mount point of the cdrom, usually from /etc/fstab
[22:44] <dulak> SpinachHead: it's probably /media/cdrom
[22:44] <unitedpotsmokers> can someone help me, im install a new software with virtualbox now, but when i click there, it always take snapshot, how to disable them?
[22:44] <nacitar> starting compiz, I get Checking for nVidia: not present. ... and then GConf backend: There is an unsupported value at path /apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edge. Settings from this path won't be read. Try to remove that value so that operation can continue properly.
[22:45] <Aeonis> back jrib.  I was able to copy stuff over now...  Hey, does Ubuntu have instructions on how to put VM on here?
[22:45] <lampliter> I know this is not strictly ubuntu related but I am running ubuntu for host and guest with virtual box.  I'm having trouble with the vbridged host network as specified in the manual.  can anyone help or point me to a more appropriate channel?
[22:45] <jrib> !virtualizers | Aeonis
[22:45] <nacitar> I installed the nvidia driver with envy, and nvidia settings works.. but compiz says nvidia not found, so that throws me.
[22:45] <unitedpotsmokers> what is a "host-key"?
[22:45] <jrib> lampliter: #vbox probably
[22:45] <Xavura> Sigh
[22:45] <Xavura> Anyone know a distro that doesn't suck at flash?
[22:45] <baphomet> who knwon how desactivate the blacklist of compiz????????
[22:45] <lampliter> everybody's asleep on #vbox
[22:45] <Xavura> Sick of this.
[22:45] <Aeonis> VMWare is going to be fore setting up multiple OS and I can attack them :D
[22:45] <jrib> Xavura: ubuntu in a week
[22:46] <ShinobiTen1> baphomet, comment it out.
[22:46] <Xavura> jrib: lol, if they haven't fixed it from version 1 to 8.04 why would they fix it now#
[22:46] <kri> i set the new User string to 'windows' in firefox
[22:46] <baphomet> comment it out?
[22:46] <kri> let se if it done the trick
[22:46] <jrib> Xavura: what issues are you having in flash?
[22:46] <ShinobiTen1> baphomet, youll experience a bigger problem thou. Blacklisted not without reason
[22:47] <baphomet> jum
[22:47] <bassottone> ciao a tutti
[22:47] <Xavura> jrib: After the new kernel update (I think, either that or some other update... unless these things happen on their own) flash videos with sound in Opera and Firefox no longer works. System sounds, Banshee, sound tests etc. still work though
[22:47] <kri> no offcourse not
[22:47] <LjL> !it | bassottone
[22:47] <Xavura> Except System -> Administration -> Hardware Testing
[22:47] <kri> they have java applet checking your os
[22:47] <ronzilla_> !virtualbox
[22:47] <Xavura> The sound test there DOES NOT work
[22:48] <ronzilla_> !gutsy
[22:48] <jrib> Xavura: that's because of flash and pulseaudio not getting along nicely.  This was only an issue in 8.04 and it's gone in 8.10
[22:48] <ronzilla_> !virtualbox
[22:48] <Lokian> anyone try to get wine working wiht photoshop cs3?
[22:48] <LjL> !botabuse | ronzilla_
[22:48] <manu__> ubuntu rules! (sorry not productive, but so cool)
[22:48] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything
[22:48] <Xavura> jrib: Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut, it worked fine for about 2 months until now so ...
[22:49] <Xavura> So do things often randomly decide to stop working in Ubuntu, or has a recent update done this because I haven't touched the settings
[22:49] <ShinobiTen1> Lokian, try Gimphoto or Gimpshop :P
[22:49] <Dillizar> i need a instant messanger that i can use video call
[22:49] <ollie> yes they stop working
[22:49] <DCPom> where is the information for CUPS printers stored?
[22:49] <jrib> Xavura: reboot and go straight to a page with flash and see if you have sound
[22:49] <ollie> hey dillizar try skype
[22:49] <Xavura> jrib: Ok, I'll try it but if that does work - what does it mean
[22:50] <jrib> Xavura: means you should yell at me :)
[22:50] <baphomet> the best of GNU is linux mint and wolvix!!!!
[22:50] <jrib> Xavura: erm, sorry.  If it *doesn't work*
[22:50] <Dillizar> ollie: i need for msn
[22:50] <Xavura> jrib: But if that does work what does it mean
[22:50] <SpinachHead> dulak that syntax should be sudo apt-cdrom=/mnt/cdrom0 add  ?
[22:50] <Lokian> ShinobiTen1: ok. no hope for beloved photoshop cs3?
[22:50] <Xavura> Anyone know when the last kernel update was?
[22:51] <Xavura> Exactly?
[22:51] <jrib> Xavura: it means it's the well-known issue with flash and pulseaudio in 8.04 and it will go away in a week when 8.10 is released and you upgrade
[22:51] <ShinobiTen1> Lokian, I dont like it) Gimp is sexy)
[22:51] <dulak> SpinachHead: apt-cdrom -d=/media/cdrom add
[22:51] <keystr0k> Anyone in here used Gnome-Do much? I want to create a custom search (ie...  type text and have it put into a url -->  type "test" and browser goes to "http://blah.com/index.php?query=test
[22:51] <Xavura> jrib: This well known issue being, what... flash stops working after some time or flash sound stops only works immediately after reboot 0_0, do you get my question yet?
[22:51] <keystr0k> I know other launchers let you do this
[22:51] <baphomet> damn it O.o freaky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[22:52] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything
[22:52] <jrib> Xavura: flash doesn't use pulseaudio
[22:52] <Xavura> If it doesn't work now and it does work after reboot, I'd like to know what changed to make it start working basically
[22:52] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything
[22:52] <SpinachHead> okay, scanning for index files....
[22:52] <kri> g night
[22:52] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything
[22:52] <kri> have to unrar
[22:52] <Xavura> olleman: System > Preferences > Screen Resolution?
[22:52] <kri> dont want to kill
[22:52] <ShinobiTen1> baphomet, #ubuntu-offtopic is the chanel you want :P this is tecsupport, plz do not flood or offtop)
[22:52] <dulak> SpinachHead: once that's done you should be able to apt-get install packages off the cdrom
[22:52] <Xavura> ollie: *
[22:52] <Lokian> ShinobiTen1: ok i'll give gimp a try once more!
[22:52] <ollie> yes?
[22:52] <kri> zz
[22:52] <Xavura> jrib: Where can I read about flash being fixed in 8.10
[22:53] <ShinobiTen1> Lokian, get Ubuntu Studio))
[22:53] <jrib> Xavura: look for the bug in bugs.ubuntu.com
[22:53] <ShinobiTen1> @﻿﻿anyone knows method to produce something simular "chm", compressed HTML with ta. DocBook is UNCOMPRESSED.
[22:53] <ShinobiTen1> with table of contents*
[22:53] <xbxb> HELP! I've got a weird problem with my resolution settings: no matter what I do, I cannot choose 1920x1600, only 1600x1200, although my monitor is capable of displaying such a high res and I have had this res for about a month now. but suddenly it didnt work anymore
[22:54] <baphomet> freakys!!! xD!!!
[22:54] <cHiOs> Anyone had the problem where net connection stops working once X loads?
[22:54] <Lokian> ShinobiTen1: ah, sounds like a plan. ty!
[22:55] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything
[22:55] <SpinachHead> xb did you try http://www.bohne-lang.de/spec/linux/modeline/   I had that problem when connectin to a larg scree tv
[22:55] <SpinachHead> i mean whoever asked
[22:55] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Lokian, np) using it now) great distro. Btw bad GTK theme and bad fonts can really spoil the looks of gimp.
[22:56] <ShinobiTen1> Lokian, Gimphoto has tons of plugins as well, and features photoshop look.
[22:56] <lampliter> esj
[22:56] <Randal1> k, i have a Geforce4 MX 420 video card and when i enable it in hardware drivers it doesn't work properly and tells me i'm in low-graphics mode when i start up the computer?
[22:57] <lampliter> wrong window...
[22:57] <Jowi> hi, hardy thinks I have two screens when I have only one. how can I keep screen 0 while removing screen 1?
[22:57] <Lokian> ShinobiTen1: ubuntu studio looks good. Definitely isntall taht on my other system. So GimpShop and GimpPhoto is it?
[22:57] <Randal1> ﻿k, i have a Geforce4 MX 420 video card and when i enable it in hardware drivers it doesn't work properly and tells me i'm in low-graphics mode when i start up the computer? (This is on Hardy Heron)
[22:58] <SpinachHead> dulak, it looked like the cdrom was added to souces but sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper says ccould find package..... or anyone that knows
[22:58] <Aeonis> What would you guys recommend for me to use so I can have multiple OS running while I'm in Ubuntu so I can practice my security stuff?
[22:58] <jrib> Aeonis: I like virtualbox
[22:58] <dulak> SpinachHead: is ndiswrapper on that cd?
[22:59] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, XEN?=)
[22:59] <Aeonis> jrib - sudo apt-get virtual box?
[22:59] <Aeonis> ShinobiTen1: XEN?  What's that?
[22:59] <nellery> Aeonis: sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[22:59] <dulak> !info ndiswrapper
[22:59] <jrib> Aeonis: apt-cache search virtualbox, then sudo apt-get install PACKAGE   where PACKAGE is the package you saw from the first command
[22:59] <Aeonis> I guess, I should ask what are the pros and cons?  I have a core 2 duo processor and 2 gb of RAM
[22:59] <Aeonis> I may upgarde to 4 gb.
[22:59] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, afaik virtualization system that allows to switch oses on the fly, with no main os.
[23:00] <Roland123> why does system monitor show upload network speed to be 10x faster than it really is ?
[23:00] <dulak> SpinachHead: try apt-get install ndiswrapper-common ndiswrapper-utils
[23:00] <nellery> !info ndiswrapper-common
[23:00] <Aeonis> ShinobiTen1: What do you mean?  Like where I choose what OS i boot into, or I can be in Ubuntu and go into the other program and choose what OS I want to use?
[23:00] <nellery> ;)
[23:00] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, heard it to be used in corporations. google plz. requires OS support, but should feet you purpose, if youre searching for a tool to make several oses run on one machine in parallel.
[23:01] <unop> Aeonis, virtualbox is a program that allows you to boot an OS directly within it - without you having to leave the main host OS at all
[23:01] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Lokian, Gimphoto. Gimpshop is based on pretty old interface. I do however find GIMP much prettier then psd.
[23:02] <unop> Aeonis, so that means you are essentially running another OS side by side with the host
[23:02] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, xen is a virtual machine monitor for IA-32, x86, x86-64, IA-64 and PowerPC 970 architectures. It allows several guest operating systems to be executed on the same computer hardware concurrently.
[23:02] <unitedpotsmokers> i run another os in virtualbox with a full screen, how to go back in window screen?
[23:02] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xen
[23:02] <Aeonis> that's what I'm looking for unop...so I can turn it off when I'm not using it.  I use VMWare at work.
[23:02] <Jowi> Hardy thinks I have two screens when I have only one. xorg.conf only got one screen section. this bugs out compiz
[23:02] <jrib> unitedpotsmokers: right_ctrl + f
[23:02] <Swian> you can run vmware server
[23:02] <Swian> on ubuntu
[23:02] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything talk 2 me privatly if you know
[23:02] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks jrib
[23:02] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything talk 2 me privatly if you know
[23:02] <unop> Aeonis, right - exactly .. virtualbox is a bit like vmware
[23:02] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything talk 2 me privatly if you know
[23:03] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Aeonis, Xen is different from all that. XEN is a miniOS that allows running several oses in parallel and switch between them.
[23:03] <jrib> ollie: people are less likely to help you if you repeat like that
[23:03] <Aeonis> dang...now it's down to preference?
[23:03] <nellery> !flooding ollie
[23:03] <SpinachHead> no, says ndiswrapper-utils is not availiable
[23:03] <nellery> !flooding | ollie
[23:03] <Randal1> ﻿k, i have a Geforce4 MX 420 video card and when i enable it in hardware drivers it doesn't work properly and tells me i'm in low-graphics mode when i start up the computer? (This is on Hardy Heron)
[23:03] <SpinachHead> i have the alt install cd
[23:03] <Aeonis> ShinobiTen1: is that like running on the host os or not having a host os and just switching through either?
[23:03] <velez1607> Hello All
[23:03] <ShinobiTen1> !envyng|﻿ Randal1
[23:03] <ollie> hi i need help my resolution wont go up i have tried everything talk 2 me privatly if you know
[23:03] <unop> Aeonis, well, i would choose virtualbox - it's free (really free) and supports things like seamless desktops, etc
[23:04] <jrib> !repeat | ollie
[23:04] <dekkong> Hello anyone in here that is using awsome?
[23:04] <Randal1> shino i tried envy and that didn't work either as far as i know
[23:04] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, ﻿"not having a host os and just switching through".
[23:04] <unop> !virtualbox | Aeonis
[23:04] <velez1607> Hello all I am having problems with my resolution, it goes to a max of 800 x 600
[23:04] <SpinachHead> oh, wait i think it is working for just ndiswrapper-common now.....
[23:05] <ShinobiTen1> Aeonis, Xen is GPLed
[23:05] <GasFurnace> Anybody know why my lawnmower dosent startup?
[23:05] <velez1607> how can I make it larger... I did download some drivers i found on ASUS site
[23:05] <Aeonis> ShinobiTen1: GPLed?
[23:05] <ShinobiTen1> Randal1, sure u installed it right?:)
[23:05] <velez1607> but don't know how to install tgz files
[23:05] <lampliter> GasFurnace: old gas in the carb
[23:05] <Randal1> yes it was working in gutsy gibbon
[23:05] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Aeonis, wiki is worth a 1000 words))) check xen page)
[23:06] <GasFurnace> Its Brand new
[23:06] <unop> velez1607, tgz files are essentially tar.gz files - you extract them as you would with tar.   tar zxf file.tgz
[23:06] <velez1607> Sorry this may sound like a dumb question but I am new to the ubuntu world
[23:06] <GasFurnace> I think it has the Ubuntu virus
[23:06] <SpinachHead> hit it with a hammer
[23:06] <GasFurnace> if i use ubuntu my lawnmower dies
[23:06] <GasFurnace> thats the ubuntu virus use ubuntu and your lawnmower will die
[23:06] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿ Randal1, things have a habbit to improve) especially if they have something to do with linux.) retry it)
[23:06] <lampliter> GasFurnace: PCI bus collision
[23:06] <bascule> !info bash
[23:07] <Jowi> anyone can give me a hint in a general direction why hardy thinks I have two screens?
[23:07] <unop> !pm | velez1607
[23:07] <Randal1> i tried multiple times so thats why i came here to see if there was a possible solution
[23:07] <jrib> Jowi: xorg.conf?
[23:07] <GasFurnace> Then again the Ubuntu Disease Destroyed my friends laptop,screen, cpu
[23:07] <ShinobiTen1> Randal1, i use nv-glx-new driver right from synaptic and everything works. You can also use envyNG... its even easier.
[23:07] <velez1607> my apologies... did not know that
[23:07] <unop> GasFurnace, please stay on topic
[23:08] <Jowi> jrib, only one screen section in there
[23:08] <GasFurnace> it is
[23:08] <GasFurnace> My lawnmower got the ubuntu virus
[23:08] <ShinobiTen1> Randal1, why doesn`t it install?
[23:08] <unop> GasFurnace, please stop
[23:08] <Randal1> ok i'll give that a try
[23:08] <GasFurnace> installing ubuntu on a computer kills lawnmowers
[23:08] <maboo> list
[23:08] <Randal1> well when i turn it on it just tells me i'm in low graphics mode cause it didn't detect it and i have to manually configure it
[23:09] <alvin> #join pheonixradio
[23:09] <Jowi> jrib, and everything in xorg.conf looks a bit off. no specifics is in it - only "Configured Video Device", "Configured Monitor" etc. not even a driver is specified - is that normal for the new xorg version?
[23:09] <velez1607> thank you all bye
[23:09] <ollie> Xorg isnt installed on my system where can iget it?
[23:09] <jrib> Jowi: 8.04?
[23:09] <ollie> Xorg isnt installed on my system where can iget it?
[23:09] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Randal1, go System->Nvidia X Server settings and select the resolution)
[23:09] <Jowi> jrib, yeah
[23:10] <alvin> #/join pheonixradio
[23:10] <jrib> Jowi: create a xorg.conf and make sure it knows you only have one screen
[23:10] <jrib> Jowi: hotplug is messing up I guess
[23:10] <unop> alvin,  /join #channel_name
[23:10] <Randal1> shino after i installed it and had that it gave me an error when i tried to open that as well
[23:10] <Jowi> jrib, ok. will do. is -phigh recommended?
[23:11] <unop> olleman, do you run a ubuntu desktop? with gnome or KDE?
[23:11] <KevinO> hello i cant get certain flash apps to work in ff3, any ideas?
[23:11] <jrib> Jowi: sure, try with that first
[23:11] <cxo> Using 8.04, Cant print from any application, but can print test page from system-config-printer and from localhost:631
[23:11] <ollie> Xorg isnt installed on my system where can iget it?
[23:11] <ShinobiTen1> ﻿Randal1, rise a technical question on ubuntuforums.com plz. Do not forget "lspci" and "dmesg" lists as well plz. It just installed for me...
[23:12] <Randal1> do u have the same graphics card?
[23:12] <ollie> Xorg isnt installed on my system where can i get it? please private chat me if you know
[23:12] <ollie> Xorg isnt installed on my system where can i get it? please private chat me if you know
[23:12] <ronzilla_> !virtualbox
[23:12] <SpinachHead> ok, another problem because my card has no drivers i hit ctl alt f2 to get a command prompt. If   try to read a usb drive it gives me an error says somethng like error cache: cannot write though.
[23:12] <Jowi> jrib, -phigh created the exact same copy of xorg.conf. trying the normal way now.
[23:12] <jrib> !private | ollie
[23:13] <jrib> Jowi: k, resort to writing your own if you have to
[23:13] <unop> ollie, do you run a ubuntu desktop at all? with gnome or KDE?
[23:13] <jrib> Jowi: also /var/log/Xorg.0.log may give some hints about what Xorg is thingk
[23:13] <SpinachHead> okay, yeah any usb drive is sayig assuming drive cache: write through and then it wot mount
[23:14] <koshari> i changes the port on transmission to 80 for the web interface now it wont open, how do i change it directly?
[23:14] <jrib> ollie: do you want to install GNOME?  So that you have a desktop environment like with a regular ubuntu install?
[23:15] <ollie> i have gnome
[23:15] <unop> ollie, if you have gnome, you have xorg installed
[23:15] <jrib> ollie: how do you have gnome without Xorg?
[23:15] <ollie> but Xorg isnt installed on my system
[23:15] <unop> ollie,  the package you are looking for is  xserver-xorg
[23:15] <ollie> i dont know
[23:15] <Jowi> jrib, dpkg-reconfigure only let me specify keyboard. i never get the gpu driver option nor the monitor one... strange
[23:15] <ollie> but i login as gnome
[23:15] <jrib> ollie: how did you install gnome?
[23:15] <unitedpotsmokers> hmm.. brb, need to resize my partition...
[23:15] <ollie> and if i end gnome my pc turns off
[23:16] <ollie> it cane with ubuntu
[23:16] <jrib> Jowi: k, I would just write an xorg.conf then
[23:16] <ollie> came*
[23:16] <ollie> a what?
[23:16] <SpinachHead> could i get a bad installation from a cd with proper md5sum and aslo defect free? I mean no usb drives will read, the packages are not installing off cdrom even though it is reading now from it? nothing work
[23:16] <jrib> ollie: you have Xorg
[23:16] <jrib> !who | ollie
[23:16] <unop> ollie, xorg works behind the scenes - gnome depends on it
[23:16] <ollie> when i search for it its not there
[23:16] <ollie> and when i try to launch it in terminal its not there
[23:16] <jrib> ollie: where are you searching for it?  And more importantly, why?
[23:17] <ollie> my screen resolution wont go high enough
[23:17] <idri> slt
[23:17] <ollie> its really bad
[23:17] <gandhijee_home> hey guys, with KVM can i hide hardware and have it appear in a guest OS?
[23:17] <ollie> but my monitor can take more
[23:17] <jrib> ollie: what video card and driver?
[23:17] <ollie> 3dfx voodoo3
[23:17] <csilk> ollie, in the terminal execute this command:   apt-cache search xorg
[23:17] <csilk> just to cure my curiosity
[23:17] <ollie> all i can get is 800 res
[23:18] <jrib> !fixres > ollie
[23:18] <Jowi> jrib, Xorg.0.log is a text-book success story. oh well... need to get my hands dirty it seems.
[23:19] <squarebracket> !ssh
[23:19] <squarebracket> !mount-ssh
[23:19] <squarebracket> urr
[23:22] <Kr0ntab> squarebracket: try sshfs
[23:22] <nevoeiro> hello. my epson dx7450 just stop printer. it's detected but it doesn't print anymore?! scanner still works though...
[23:22] <squarebracket> Kr0ntab, i thought using cifs was better?
[23:23] <Kr0ntab> better is subjective...
[23:23] <Kr0ntab> I prefer ssh for the security and flexibility...
[23:23] <Kr0ntab> but i just suggested it because I saw you were looking for mount-ssh
[23:24] <nevoeiro> hello. my epson dx7450 just stop printing. it used to print but now it's dead. it's detected but it doesn't print anymore?! scanner still works though... had to reboot to vista to print import pdf (wtf?) :((
[23:25] <clayg> anyone figured out how to get dofus to run in ubuntu?
[23:26] <jose> oi galera blz?
[23:27] <jclbrt> :-\
[23:27] <jose> \o/
[23:29] <ollie> how do i run xorg?
[23:29] <csilk> ollie, you already are
[23:29] <K-O-D> type startx
[23:29] <ollie> ?
[23:29] <Danskmand> Hi ! - How can I install the whole Linux source from apt-get on Ubuntu ?
[23:29] <ollie> i mean edit it
[23:30] <squarebracket> Kr0ntab, sshfs is giving me "permission denied" messages
[23:30] <csilk> /etc/X11/xorg.comf
[23:30] <MrD1> Hi a question for all i dont have a video card that slots in so i think it must be built in because i had xp installed and it worked fine but then i tryed installing ubuntu but after the boot up screen it goes really fuzzy with white lines i have tryed the alternate cd and also changing the resolution but no driffrence does any one know why thank you in advance
[23:30] <csilk> *conf
[23:30] <ollie> thx
[23:30] <csilk> MrD1, did Ubuntu tell you it has a video driver for you?
[23:30] <ollie> sudo: /etc/X11/xorg.comf: command not found???
[23:30] <clayg> anyone figured out how to get dofus to run in ubuntu?
[23:30] <csilk> *conf
[23:30] <ollie> wheres that?
[23:30] <csilk> what?
[23:31] <penguen> xorg.conf
[23:31] <csilk> it's a typo correction
[23:31] <ollie> thx
[23:31] <penguen> not comf
[23:31] <MrD1> csilk, nope
[23:31] <csilk> MrD1, go to system>administration>hardware drivers
[23:31] <MrD1> csilk, it does not show any thing
[23:31] <ollie> sudo: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: command not found
[23:32] <csilk> MrD1, ok, terminal> lspci  poste the input at pastebin.com
[23:32] <csilk> *paste
[23:32] <jclbrt> MrD1 what type of graphic card do you hae
[23:32] <csilk> jclbrt,  we will find out when he pastes the lspci output
[23:32] <jclbrt> or rather do what csilk said
 sudo: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: command not found
[23:32] <jclbrt> sorry i read that after i typed it
[23:32] <csilk> you need to open that in a text editor
[23:32] <ollie> what does sudo: /etc/X11/xorg.conf: command not found mean?
[23:33] <After_Math> cwill747, ever figure out what the problem was?
[23:33] <csilk> ollie, why do you want to edit the x-server?
[23:33] <bobertdos> ollie: You have to use an editor like nano. So either type: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf or gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:33] <ollie> i am running gnome so why isnt it found?
[23:33] <jclbrt> ollie: it means it's not a command.... type sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:33] <csilk> ollie,  we could help you more if you tell us what your ultimate goal is, I'm not entirely sure you want to play with xorg.conf
[23:33] <ollie> i cant take my resolution to ist fullest
[23:34] <csilk> Ok, have you got a grfx driver installed?
[23:34] <jclbrt> Ollie: what type of graphics card do you have?
[23:34] <ollie> when i was with win 98 i could go up to something like 1200
[23:34] <ollie> 3fdx voodoo3
[23:34] <csilk> win98!
[23:34] <csilk> my god
[23:34] <ollie> lol
[23:34] <ollie> its a relic
[23:34] <bobertdos> Oh dear gawd!!
[23:34] <csilk> you have an OLD card
[23:34] <ollie> but it can go higher that 800 res
[23:34] <strAlan> is there a good channel for general, non-ubuntu hardware questions?
[23:34] <csilk> 1024X768 is probs the maximum
[23:35] <K-O-D> strAlan, #hardware
[23:35] <ollie> yes
[23:35] <dulak> 1280x1024 interlaced is the max for voodoo3
[23:35] <w4r07d> im sory what is the name of channel fr ubuntu please and iam sorry for my englich
[23:35] <ollie> thats what i should be getting
[23:35] <strAlan> K-O-D, I tried that but no one replying :(
[23:35] <After_Math> strAlan, I believe you are in it
[23:35] <SpinachHead> wait, so the cd has the ndiswrapper-commond but not the utils.  so I cant use ndiswrapper then, right?
[23:35] <strAlan> K-O-D, thank you though
[23:35] <ollie> instead i am only getting 800
[23:35] <dulak> 1024x767 non-interlaced
[23:35] <strAlan> After_Math, thank you too
[23:35] <K-O-D> strAlan, they arent a very chatty bunch
[23:35] <After_Math> strAlan, sorry I didnt see the Non hardware :)
[23:35] <ollie> huh?
[23:35] <Kitar88> guys when is the next ubuntu coming
[23:35] <strAlan> K-O-D, I'll keep trying
[23:35] <dulak> SpinachHead: ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 is the actual package name
[23:35] <Kitar88> also does anyone speak japanese here ?
[23:35] <bobertdos> My gosh, I would have never even thought of those. I think the open source drivers are pretty much the only ones available for those, what do you think, guys? :p
[23:35] <strAlan> After_Math, it's cool
[23:35] <[Gloom]> how can i start the live cd in vesa mode?
[23:36] <ollie> dulak can we talk in private?
[23:36] <After_Math> Kitar88, soon
[23:36] <SpinachHead> ah, thx again
[23:36] <After_Math> Kitar88, 2 weeks?
[23:36] <ollie> i find this confsing
[23:36] <magentar> in debian there's a program per default where i can login using GDM in a new window (i think using Xephyr or something like this), anyone knows how that program/package is called?
[23:36] <Kitar88> wow thanks ;)
[23:36] <After_Math> Kitar88, you can get updated version of the beta, the beta is working for me :)
[23:36] <Kitar88> can you update from the beta to "retail" ?
[23:36] <Kitar88> when it gets rlsed
[23:36] <dulak> ollie: no, I haven't used a voodoo in like 5 years, I just remember it was a bitch to get 1280x1024 out of it and the newer drivers probably don't even recognize it correctly
[23:36] <After_Math> Kitar88, sure can :)
[23:36] <Kitar88> great
[23:36] <csilk> bobertdos, do you think this driver would work for ollie http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/xserver-xorg-video-tdfx   ?
[23:36] <unop> magentar, xnest probably - for the GDM, the program is called  gdmxnest (i think)
[23:36] <After_Math> Kitar88, all the updates up till the release is what will be the Final release
[23:37] <Kitar88> thanks ;)
[23:37] <Kitar88> also do you maybe speak japanese
[23:37] <ollie> so u dont know how to get 1280x1024?
[23:37] <Kitar88> lol
[23:37] <dulak> ollie: I don't remember how I did it no
[23:37] <ollie> :-(
[23:37] <koshari> is there a new vlc deb for 8.04.1 ?
[23:37] <bobertdos> csilk: That's the only one I can even think of, hehe!
[23:37] <csilk> ollie,  i think I know how
[23:37] <ollie> yay
[23:37] <Kitar88> eheh
[23:38] <ollie> ive been trying for like 3 months
[23:38] <ollie> how?
[23:38] <csilk> although it's not guaranteed to work because your hardware is from the 1990's
[23:38] <unop> magentar, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=gdmxnest&mode=exactfilename&suite=hardy
[23:38] <ollie> lol
[23:38] <ollie> 1997
[23:38] <csilk> ollie  follow this link http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xserver-xorg-video-tdfx/xserver-xorg-video-tdfx_1.3.0-6_i386.deb
[23:38] <ollie> ok
[23:38] <magentar> unop, thanks
[23:38] <ollie> thx
[23:39] <csilk> install that by double clicking on it, tell me when it has installed
[23:39] <unop> magentar, that means if you have the GDM installed, you have this utility by default
[23:39] <magentar> unop, it's a little different though i think in debian i was able to do sth like Applications -> System tools -> login in a new window
[23:39] <ollie> why did that open kate?
[23:39] <bobertdos> csilk: I'd almost forgotten those even existed.
[23:39] <magentar> but gdmXnest should be fine
[23:40] <unop> magentar, i'm pretty sure it's the same thing - though the menu entry on debian might be using different switches, etc to gdmxnest
[23:40] <ollie> csilk y did that open kate?
[23:40] <magentar> great, thanks
[23:40] <csilk> it shouldnt
[23:40] <ollie> :-S
[23:40] <csilk> ollie, is it a .deb file
[23:40] <ollie> well it did
[23:40] <csilk> ollie,  where did you save it too?
[23:40] <ollie> whats debian binary?
[23:40] <ollie> i just clicked the link
[23:41] <csilk> where did you save the file too?
[23:41] <csilk> the link should of downloaded a file
[23:41] <ollie> right
[23:41] <ollie> im opening it with package installer
[23:41] <csilk> good
[23:41] <ollie> i love my old relic lol
[23:41] <ollie> i got it christmas 1997
[23:41] <ollie> lol
[23:42] <ollie> almost 12 years old
[23:42] <csilk> yeah, i was 12 when that card was new
[23:42] <dulak> yeah I remember running quake 2 on the voodoo3
[23:42] <dulak> fun times
[23:42] <csilk> 11 years ago -_-
[23:42] <ollie> woo quake
[23:42] <ollie> lol
[23:42] <ollie> i used to have that
[23:42] <ollie> i have had it upgraded tho
[23:42] <ollie> it came with 21mb ram
[23:43] <bluescreenofdea> hey does anybody know why i wouldnt be able to get on the internet after i just installed ubuntu?
[23:43] <ollie> now it has 121 ram
[23:43] <bobertdos> Oh, the nostalgia!!!
[23:43] <csilk> ollie,  did it install?
[23:43] <ollie> apparently its installed
[23:43] <csilk> ok
[23:43] <csilk> next step
[23:43] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: ethernet or wireless?
[23:43] <bluescreenofdea> ethernet
[23:43] <ollie> its asking me if i want to reinstall
[23:43] <csilk> ollie,  do this http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=84530&postcount=1
[23:43] <ollie> 1 sec
[23:43] <csilk> then logout and back in
[23:43] <csilk> it shoul dbe working
[23:44] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: Have you installed all the updates?
[23:44] <woddf2> Hello
[23:44] <bluescreenofdea> updates?
[23:44] <woddf2> I have lost sound for all non--KDE 4 applications!
[23:44] <fluffycloud12345> Bluescreen, try reboot first. If this does not fix the issue you will have to go in to the network properties and undo dhcp and it will work.
[23:44] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: In a terminal, type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[23:44] <ollie> laggg
[23:45] <fluffycloud12345> Bobert, if he can not get online he will not be able to get updates. :p
[23:45] <bobertdos> fluffycloud12345: true enough, I've been helping too long today.
[23:45] <Redhammer_the_Ol> hi anybody got any idea what I can to get my keyboard back to normal, I have check xorg.conf, gnome keyboard settings, delete xmodmap.conf but still my keyboard is all over the shop
[23:45] <fluffycloud12345> Bluescreen, try to go an look at your NIC properties.
[23:45] <bluescreenofdea> sudo apt-get update
[23:45] <ollie> csilk : and also since yesterday i cant shut down or restart only hybernate do you know why?
[23:45] <bluescreenofdea> shit
[23:45] <bluescreenofdea> wrong laptop lol
[23:45] <fluffycloud12345> Bobert, I am sure you have bro, no worries :p
[23:45] <Redhammer_the_Ol> in applications like gedit it seems okay but in nautilus console etc it is completely bonkers
[23:46] <fluffycloud12345> What day does 8.10 come out?
[23:46] <fluffycloud12345> 'Officially'
[23:46] <csilk> 31st of oct isnt it?
[23:46] <Danskmand> fluff: Ey Bro, youre from da islands ?
[23:46] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: Okay, ignore what just came out of my half-dead brain. Try ifconfig in the terminal. Do you have an eth0 interfaces and IP address?
[23:46] <fluffycloud12345> Ahh okies, thx.
[23:47] <ollie> anny1 want some of my lag?
[23:47] <fluffycloud12345> Dansk: nah man, Florida here.
[23:47] <bluescreenofdea> yes
[23:47] <ollie> i have loads to go arround
[23:47]  * sarixe skdjf
[23:47] <bluescreenofdea> ifconfig?
[23:47] <bluescreenofdea> anything after that or just ifconfig
[23:47] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: Yes, it's a terminal command
[23:47] <csilk> !ifconfig > bluescreenofdea
[23:48] <csilk> haha
[23:48] <csilk> bot fails
[23:48] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: just ifconfig
[23:48] <ronzilla_> anyone have an iphone and get it working to sync in linux?
[23:48] <bobertdos> !test
[23:48] <KeithGS> Hi
[23:48] <bluescreenofdea> k it says command not found
[23:48]  * sarixe dies
[23:49] <bluescreenofdea> k n/m
[23:49] <bluescreenofdea> i typed it wrong
[23:49] <nacitar> Whenever I don't have xserver-xgl installed, compiz wont work (turning up visual effects says composite extension is unavailable).. but my two screens work right (maximizing a window on the right screen makes it only fit that screen, not both screens, etc...) and my gnome panels are only present on the primary screen
[23:49] <Danskmand> Fluff: I am from Denmark, but been on da islands fo' vacation and my ex bro-in-law is from da island - he's kama-aina. So I have heard pidgin :-)
[23:49] <Danskmand> Da islands=Hawaii...
[23:49] <nacitar> when I install it, compiz works and everything.. but my dual display setup is no longer right.. now, it's like one giant screen
[23:50] <bluescreenofdea> k it gave me a big description of eth0
[23:50] <nacitar> and not like a true two-screen setup.. any idea how to get compositing to work without xserver-xgl?
[23:50] <csilk> nacitar,  ati?
[23:50] <nacitar> csilk: 8800gtx
[23:50] <nacitar> nvidia.
[23:50] <csilk> shame
[23:50] <Dark_Shikari> I just downloaded the latest ubuntu ISO, Desktop version.  I went to livecd boot, and it began to load--and after 1 minute it booted me, without any errors, into a barebones busybox shell
[23:50] <Dark_Shikari> What?
[23:51] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: Use pastebin and give us the link, please. paste.ubuntu.com
[23:51] <bluescreenofdea> huh?
[23:51] <azharcs> !info | amarok
[23:51] <bluescreenofdea> im kinda slow could you break that down a little?
[23:51] <bobertdos> !info amarok
[23:51]  * sarixe hi
[23:52] <nacitar> I'm not sure why xserver-xgl is making it act like one giant screen magically.
[23:52] <fluffycloud12345> Bluescreen, try looking at the top of your desktop for system> administration>network and there after you put in your password it will give you the network properties (as in windows xp) for example and basically take off automatic ip and change it to DHCP. I believe this will fix your issues. Essentially the other way is IFCONFIG as Bobert is telling you.
[23:52] <bluescreenofdea> i tried that still didnt work
[23:53] <bluescreenofdea> its says im connected but it wont let me get on the net
[23:53] <fluffycloud12345> Bluescreen, Do basics, such ask pinging your gateway making sure the cable is properly conx etc.
[23:53] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: oops, gah, I'm too used to my network never failing :p
[23:54]  * Dark_Shikari wonders if anyone even saw his question
[23:54] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: I'm mostly just interested in whether or not you have a valid IP (inet ip4) address
[23:54] <Wicked> Dark_Shikari, verify the burn was good. chose check disk when u boot the cd.
[23:54] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: Do you have one like 192.168.1.xxx?
[23:54] <Zerothis> how do i increase my virtual using xrandr? I'd like a 1024x768 next to a 1024x768, I currently have a 640x480>640x480. Getting a 'screen cannot be larger than 1280x1200' error. manually adding "virtual 1664 768" to my xorg.conf boots to console
[23:54] <Dark_Shikari> Wicked: k, good idea
[23:55]  * Dark_Shikari used wodim though.... should work fine
[23:55] <Danskmand> Aloha :-) - I got a installation of 8.04 Server Ubuntu. When I look at the dir "/usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.24-19-server" I only see links like this: "lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root     35 2008-10-19 11:57 Makefile -> ../linux-headers-2.6.24-19/Makefile"....So it points to itself....Is that ok ?
[23:55] <bluescreenofdea> im running 2 laptops right now when my cable was plugged into the other one i tried pinging but it wasnt gettting anything and im using the connection on this one right now so i know me router and cable and all that works
[23:55] <bluescreenofdea> umm i think
[23:55] <bluescreenofdea> let me look
[23:56] <SpinachHead> dulak, thanks for your help. I now have wireless connection
[23:56] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: If all else fails, do try to reboot.
[23:56] <dulak> SpinachHead: np
[23:56] <bluescreenofdea> ya its 169.254.9.63
[23:56] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: that means DHCP is failing
[23:56] <bluescreenofdea> you mean reinstall it again?
[23:57] <fluffycloud12345> you are resolving APIPA
[23:57] <zackeroo> so it has been 3 weeks and countless visits to this IRC chat .... but I am still unable to use Pidgin ... is there anyone here willing and able to go the distance in helping me sort this out?
[23:57] <fluffycloud12345> RIght
[23:57] <bluescreenofdea> dhcp?
[23:57] <bobertdos> bluescreenofdea: No, just reboot your system. If it doesn't work, we'll try something different.
[23:57] <fluffycloud12345> Dhcp gives you ip addresses from your ISP or DHCP server.
[23:57] <Danskmand> Zackeroo: I have pidgin running on my Ubuntu....
[23:57] <csilk> !resolution > csilk
[23:57] <bluescreenofdea> k
[23:58] <Danskmand> Zackeroo: Whats your problem ?
[23:58] <ASTURIAS> Hello, I'm trying to recover or change the password of either the root or another username. I tried almost everything, but none works!
[23:58] <drog> ASTURIAS, it's not possible
[23:58] <zackeroo> Danskmand  : Pidgin will not remain open for more than 2-3 seconds
[23:58] <ASTURIAS> Why not?
[23:58] <drog> ASTURIAS, you should probably just remember your password, or write it on your forehead with a sharpie
[23:58] <Danskmand> Are you running it directly on your linux ?
[23:59] <Danskmand> zackeroo:
[23:59] <zackeroo> Danskmand : Pidgin was working perfectly for quite a while and then just like that it closed and I was never able to use it again
[23:59] <ASTURIAS> I know it is possible to cange it, but some errors occurs
 I know it is possible to cange it, but some errors occurs
[23:59] <zackeroo> Danskmand : I was running it just like it is in Ubuntu ... as is
[23:59] <csilk> please be more specific
[23:59] <ASTURIAS> drog, change**
[23:59] <fluffycloud12345> !Zackeroo, have you tried to force quit all Pidgin processes??