[00:00] <Puppy> Scunizi - ive tryed running as raid, as native ide, and legacy ide
[00:00] <Puppy> Scunizi - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fkCvYLOfoaE
[00:00] <Scunizi> Puppy: just an idea.. but have you tried the gparted live cd?  I saw the video..
[00:00] <Puppy> Scunizi - this is the new one
[00:01] <Puppy> Scunizi im dling it now
[00:01] <theJKH> Do I just go sudo apt-get install sn9cxxx
[00:02] <Puppy> Scunizi - gparted will be down in 5mins
[00:02] <n0mer> /lea	
[00:02] <Scunizi> Puppy: if it works setup 3 partitions, root as 10-12gib, swap as 1gig, the rest /home
[00:03] <Puppy> Scunizi - ive got 80gb, shoudl i not let 3bg swap ?
[00:03] <schnoowork> i have ubuntu on my laptop, is there a way to install XP as a dual boot but make the boot device still be grub and not windows ?
[00:03] <Scunizi> Puppy: 3GiB swap.. ?? no.. it's rarely used..
[00:03] <theJKH> WHat does Dependency is not satisfybe
[00:04] <Joker_-_> I'm trying to install Ubuntu Server on a new server I got and I get an ERROR 17 at grub loading...
[00:04] <MellowDude> puppy try this site it might help www.howtoforge.com/how-to-install-ubuntu8.04-with-software-raid1
[00:04] <Joker_-_> I googled for that but I dont find much helping...
[00:04] <kitche> Joker_-_: means grub can't find the partition for root mainly
[00:04] <Joker_-_> kitche: well, I dont quite understand since the whole drive is dedicated to linux...
[00:04] <Joker_-_> kitche: this isnt a dual-boot or anything
[00:05] <kitche> Joker_-_: it usually means grub needs reinstalled
[00:05] <MellowDude> well joker reinstall then pick use entire drive
[00:05] <Joker_-_> kitche: is there an "easy" way to do so without re-installing the whole system?
[00:05] <Jake_> can someone help me i reinstalled amaya on terminal then opened it through it again but it keeps closing once i open it
[00:05] <Jake_> pm me plz
[00:05] <Joker_-_> MellowDude: thats mainly what I did
[00:06] <Jake_> anyone
[00:06] <MellowDude> joker
[00:06] <kitche> Joker_-_: how did you install since you can use a livecd to fix it
[00:06] <MellowDude> 1. Boot your computer up with Ubunto CD
[00:06] <MellowDude> 2. Go through all the process until you reech "[!!!] Disk Partition"
[00:06] <Joker_-_> kitche: oh, live CD... ok.
[00:06] <Puppy> MellowDude - i dont get that option, because it cant even see the drive
[00:06] <Joker_-_> kitche: thx
[00:07] <kitche> !grub > Joker_-_: you want this link
[00:07] <Joker_-_> !grub
[00:08] <Joker_-_> kitche: sadly, the server CD doesnt have a live thing :(
[00:08] <n0mer> hi all
[00:08] <MellowDude> joker check ur pm i told u how to do it
[00:09] <MellowDude> with out reinstall the whole thinng
[00:09] <Joker_-_> as said, there is no LIVE on server cd
[00:09] <Joker_-_> I'm simply re-installing
[00:09]  * datalock retornou do away; janta - duração[30m42s] -=[Cyber]=-
[00:10] <Joker_-_> But I dont see what will happend different... I feel it's gonna just be the same
[00:10] <isilion> please look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=955783
[00:13] <Jake_> anyone know
[00:13] <Jake_> what do i do if some programs when i pen them they just close
[00:14] <Jake_> anyoen know
[00:15] <Adoleo> Jake_, you'll need to do some more research to find out why they close
[00:15] <n0mer> does anyone know news on intrepid rc?
[00:15] <Pici> !ibex | n0mer
[00:16] <n0mer> ubottu: thanks
[00:16] <n0mer> :)
[00:16] <Adoleo> I love that bot
[00:16] <Real_Ubot> Boten Anna with Basshunter
[00:16] <n0mer> Adoleo: me too
[00:17] <Real_Ubot> Not mich tlk here, most people logs in or out
[00:18] <BBHoss> hi, can anyone tell me how to grow an ntfs partition with ntfsresize?
[00:18] <theJKH> Where can i download easycam 2?
[00:18] <theJKH> Wint that have the creative webcam drivers?
[00:18] <theJKH> i addedthe repotys but they ddint work
[00:20] <theJKH> is there a diffrent way to get it
[00:23] <antonio_> Hi
[00:23] <WarriorSl> someone help me, i'm trying to use a program that uses oss with aoss to mix the sound with other sound in my pc, but the program don't outputs and inputs any sound
[00:25] <Tux> p
[00:25] <Puppy> Gpart picks up the drives fine, but ubuntu does not....
[00:26] <LjL> i'm trying to use "diald". it doesn't seem very happy using the sl0 interface. it can also use "ethertap", but it can't get a "tap0" interface up. how can i get ethertap working, or does anyone have any hints about making it work with SLIP?
[00:26] <Tux> Ubuntu sux !
[00:27] <kitche> LjL: did you create a tap0 interface?
[00:27] <Puppy> DasEi - gparted sees the drives
[00:27] <Tux> and I'm using one right now :p
[00:27] <theJKH> Should easycam find my webcam
[00:27] <LjL> kitche: no, but i figured that if the ethertap driver is actually available, then just bringing it up would work
[00:27] <LjL> what are the steps to "create an interface", for that matter
[00:28] <LjL> (besides, even better, if there's a ready-made solution to turn a wifi card on and off on demand when connections are requested... i'd just ditch diald)
[00:29] <kitche> LjL: see if tun is loaded in the kernel
[00:29] <Joker_-_> kitche: Ok I know that the partition I need to boot (root) is /dev/sda1. I have rescued 3 times to make sure that I do have selected /dev/sda1. I also got to a console shell, mounted /dev/sda1 and the system IS there. I still have that Error 17... What the hell is wrong?
[00:29] <kitche> Joker_-_: can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:30] <LjL> kitche: it wasn't, it is now. i didn't know it was related to tap
[00:30] <Joker_-_> kitche: I wish I could but I'm in the "buzybox" without anything fancy
[00:30] <kitche> LjL: well it's tun/tap really
[00:30] <kitche> LjL: now try and see if it works
[00:30] <jaaaaakke> I also am in the busybox, and cannot install Ubuntu
[00:31] <ohzie> I'm having some issues with a TV :[ Anyone know about getting widescreen TV's working as secondaries in their widescreen mode?
[00:31] <sirMajid> do you know how to install unrar-free without synaptic?
[00:31] <ohzie> I can make it work at 1024x768  and other 4;3 resolutions, but that's it.
[00:32] <LjL> kitche: it's still "no such device" when trying to bring tap0 up
[00:32] <arlog> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ALGUNA AMIGA DE PERU???????????
[00:32] <ohzie> sirMajid, "sudo aptitude install unrar-free -y"
[00:32] <ohzie> sould do it
[00:32] <LjL> !es | arlog
[00:32] <ohzie> should*
[00:33] <sirMajid> ohzie: tnx
[00:33] <LjL> arlog: estos son tambien canales de *ayuda tecnica*
[00:33] <ohzie> sirMajid, No problem.
[00:34] <ozzy> wy?
[00:34] <kitche> LjL: what does tunctl do for you?
[00:34] <ozzy> sorry I'm french I'm in it to lern Englich lol
[00:35] <jaaaaakke> I cannot install Ubuntu, and I can't access the live desktop from the cd...
[00:35] <jaaaaakke> is there any alternative?
[00:35] <kilroy_> yo test
[00:35] <ozzy> your CD is breacken
[00:35] <Puppy> ozzy - nope, cd is verified
[00:36] <ozzy> oki sorry
[00:36] <kilroy_> ozzy est français,yeahhhh
[00:36] <ozzy> oui
[00:36] <ozzy> lol
[00:36] <LjL> !fr
[00:36] <Joker_-_> kitche: I just mounted the partition and checked menu.lst... seems like it's a default file... Nothing realy customized in there besides hd(2,0) (does it means /dev/sda1?)
[00:36] <ozzy> ich
[00:36] <kilroy_> ok,ubot
[00:36] <ozzy> you must speack in english?
[00:36] <ozzy> hard
[00:36] <ozzy> lol
[00:36] <kitche> Joker_-_: no that sdc1 I believe been a while sicne I actually looked at a grub menu.lst
[00:37] <ozzy> have tou a good liste?
[00:37] <Joker_-_> kitche: what should be /dev/sda1?
[00:37] <LjL> ozzy: rejoinde #ubuntu-offtopic si tu veux seulement converser en anglais, cet canal est pour aide tecnique
[00:37] <kitche> Joker_-_: can you pastebin it like I said for you to do?
[00:37] <Joker_-_> kitche: I dont have access to grub binary tho... I'm kinda lost in there... can I chroot?
[00:37] <Joker_-_> kitche: can't pastebin man, I'ts buzybox
[00:37] <kc8pxy> how do i play et on ubuntu-64-bit?
[00:37] <LjL> kitche: err, where do i get tunctl? it's not quite installed, and packages.ubuntu.com seems down
[00:37] <mkhlnsh> hello. how can i contact a Launchpad administrator?
[00:38] <LjL> mkhlnsh: try #launchpad
[00:38] <sirMajid> I have a problem with my graphic card...
[00:38] <kitche> Joker_-_: well your probably looking at something else besides your systems menu.lst then
[00:38] <mkhlnsh> LjL, thanks
[00:38] <ozzy> so change you graphique card
[00:38] <sirMajid> my ubuntu doesn't show the videos fine
[00:38] <Joker_-_> kitche: nvm, I'll chroot and dig around
[00:38] <ozzy> caus ubuntu can use anly Gforce
[00:38] <Joker_-_> kitche: the old gentoo way ;)
[00:38] <theJKH> Is there any msn clients for linux that have WEBCAM support???
[00:38] <sirMajid> I changed the xorg.conf file to match with my graphic card(which is ati)
[00:39] <ozzy> Amsn support
[00:39] <jaaaaakke> Is there a possible way to access the Grub editor without accessing the Live desktop from teh cd?
[00:39] <ozzy> amsn support the cam
[00:39] <sirMajid> and when I do that, my graphic card gets disabled automatically
[00:39] <sirMajid> videos become fine
[00:39] <ozzy> but your can muste support linux
[00:39] <ozzy> cam*
[00:39] <Gumby> hi all.  I am trying to install mythbuntu and the disk formatting fails.  I am trying to run cfdisk via terminal but I need to input a password to be able to use sudo.  Of course there doesnt seem to be a password set so I cant use sudo
[00:39] <sirMajid> but my visual effects get disabled eitehr
[00:40] <carrera> 's up sirMajid
[00:40] <sirMajid> and it doesn't let me enable that
[00:40] <theJKH> Kay how do I get a mic to work?
[00:40] <sirMajid> carrera: I just said my whole problem
[00:40] <theJKH> Its plugged in like the red jack and everything
[00:40] <theJKH> just i rrecord a video with cheeze and no audio comes out
[00:41] <kitche> LjL: it's in uml-utilies but if you can only grab it from packages.ubuntu.com your a bit out of luck it seems since it does indeed seem down
[00:41] <sirMajid> carrera: you know anything about this problem?
[00:41] <carrera> sirMajid, sorry dude, I just logged on. I meant how r ya?
[00:41] <sirMajid> carrera: aha...tnx:D
[00:42] <kc8pxy> anyone know how to run 32-bit apps on a 64-bit ubuntu?
[00:42] <carrera> sirMajid, what's the problem anyway?
[00:42] <carrera> sirMajid, are u Iranian?
[00:42] <sonicrules1234> i have a prob too: whenever i pick a custom command for opening a file, it sticks to the right click menu it wont change any more
[00:42] <sirMajid> carrera: yep and u?
[00:42] <smil3y> theJKH>  cheese only does video as far as i know
[00:42] <sirMajid> carrera: iranian either?
[00:42] <carrera> sirMajid, no
[00:43] <jaaaaakke> !grub
[00:43] <sirMajid> carrera: so how do u know?
[00:43] <bronzewalla84> i can't get X to start on an Intel GM965, VGA-Out works fine, but no display on the laptop, can anyone help?
[00:43] <LjL> kitche: no i can grab it from the repositories, i just thought that wasn't really the right package
[00:43] <theJKH> Oh okay
[00:43] <carrera> sirMajid, but I could u are by the way u use "that" and "either" in the wrong places
[00:43] <theJKH> But a regular mic
[00:43] <carrera> sirMajid, oh and your name
[00:43] <theJKH> will work with linux
[00:43] <theJKH> ??
[00:44] <juanej1> how do i clear the command log from terminal?
[00:44] <carrera> sirMajid, what are u doing up so late anyway?
[00:44] <smil3y> theJKH>  yeah but cheese doesnt support audio
[00:44] <sirMajid> carrera: where are u from?
[00:45] <carrera> sirMajid, take a guess
[00:45] <sirMajid> carrera: I'm trying to solve my problem...
[00:45] <carrera> good for u
[00:45] <carrera> :)
[00:45] <kitche> LjL: I m kind of looking at a tutorial mainly to refresh myself since I haven't used linux tap in a long time
[00:45] <sirMajid> carrera: there are over 200 countries, that will take a lot of time
[00:46] <carrera> sirMajid, I guessed and it took me only 1 try
[00:46] <carrera> :)
[00:46] <thewalrus> hi
[00:46] <carrera> hi
[00:46] <sirMajid> carrera: u really guessed?
[00:46] <carrera> yup
[00:46] <smil3y> kc8pxy>  32 bit apps run on 64 bit,  you talking about flash or something like that?
[00:46] <thewalrus> anyone can help me to install enlightement on intrepid??
[00:47] <carrera> sirMajid, your name and your English give it away
[00:47] <sirMajid> carrera: what do you mean give it away?
[00:47] <kilroy_> 0
[00:47] <LjL> kitche: ok, diald didn't really get any better than when it was using sl0, but the tap0 interface now works and is used by diald, thanks
[00:47] <carrera> sirMajid, give it away == make it obvious
[00:48] <LjL> shame that diald apparently wakes up the processor so often, anyway... it would have been a nice way to control the wifi card, but if it sucks up more power than the card itself, then no thanks
[00:48] <sirMajid> carrera: aha...really. My english is that bad?
[00:48] <luigi_> !it
[00:48] <kitche> LjL: not a problem you could try niceing it but I don't know how well that will work
[00:49] <sirMajid> carrera: but actually my name is not pure persian it is arabic. so you had to guess one of arabic countries
[00:49] <LjL> kitche: it's not a matter of keeping the CPU *busy*, it's just a matter that it wakes it up all the time. that's not good when you're on battery on a so-called power-saving processor, or at least so powertop claims
[00:49] <carrera> sirMajid, oh, no... your English is very good. It's just that u said "either" instead of "too"
[00:49] <kc8pxy> smil3y:  enemy-territory
[00:49] <Blaenk> when's the next ubuntu due again?
[00:50] <carrera> sirMajid, that's not entirely true. There are lot's of Persian men called Majid
[00:50] <xomp> !latest | Blaenk
[00:50] <carrera> sirMajid, I knew a cool guy in England
[00:50] <thomc> is there any performance advantage doing a fresh kubuntu install instead of just installing kde on top of ubuntu?
[00:50] <Joker_-_> kitche: FYI - seems like the
[00:50] <Joker_-_> installer can't cope with sata / ide combination.
[00:50] <theJKH> when i use my printer it says its printing and then complete but nothings happening???
[00:50] <mgroman> I AM A TROLL!
[00:50] <kc8pxy> smil3y:  running it on amd-64 in gentoo is seemless. but it seems not so for ubuntu :-(
[00:50] <Joker_-_> kitche: It's in the bug list
[00:51] <mgroman> PriceChild: I AM A TROLL!
[00:51] <Joker_-_> kitche: sata + ide are inverted during install versus normal boot
[00:51] <sirMajid> carrera: yeah there are. but it is originally an arabic name.a lot of arabic words have entered persian language.
[00:51] <Joker_-_> kitche: kinda tricky
[00:51] <sirMajid> carrera: so you are from england?
[00:51] <kitche> Joker_-_: ah yeah means you have to edit grub's menu.lst most likely then
[00:51] <theJKH> anyone know the problem
[00:51] <mkhlnsh> LjL, i got no answer on #launchpad. what i need is to reactivate an inactive signature of a code of conduct? any ideea?
[00:51] <Joker_-_> kitche: thats all?
[00:51] <xomp> theJKH, is it an HP printer?
[00:51] <Joker_-_> kitche: I update menu.lst then I have to re-run grub-install or something
[00:52] <bruenig> jrib: hi
[00:52] <jrib> bruenig: hi
[00:52] <flyback> sempron 64 box, ati radeon 9500 pro which has been supported in 2d by X for yrs
[00:52] <carrera> sirMajid, let's take this private before we offend people
[00:52] <flyback> the last 2 ubuntu releases I get a blank screen unless I force vesa mode
[00:52] <ozzy> comment on fait pour aller sur ubuntu en francais sil vous plai
[00:52] <mgroman> #ubuntu-fr
[00:52] <kitche> Joker_-_: well I never had to run grub-install really but you might need to make sure the boot record is on the right drive
[00:52] <flyback> fedora works with the video but fedora is a fucking unstable piece of fucking shit that the developers have jusitifed the use of pipe bombs against
[00:52]  * flyback is bitter
[00:52] <bruenig> when I click on the green button, it doesn't work
[00:52] <FloodBot1> flyback: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:52] <luigi_> someone konw why in pre-order intrepid cd I can't find the 64bit version
[00:53] <xomp> !ohmy | flyback
[00:53] <mgroman> xomp: omp?
[00:53] <DocUSN-USMC> whats the command to update openoffice to 3.0
[00:53] <DocUSN-USMC> or the newest whichever
[00:53] <flyback> xomp BITE MY "CANUCK"
[00:53] <flyback> is that better?
[00:53] <kitche> DocUSN-USMC: well what's in the repos is the lastest
[00:53] <mgroman> !hi | flyback
[00:53] <bruenig> DocUSN-USMC: sleep 6 months ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:53] <LjL> mkhlnsh: no clue really, sorry... perhaps try asking in #ubuntu-irc
[00:53] <DocUSN-USMC> sleep 6 months?
[00:53] <kitche> DocUSN-USMC: unless you grab a 3rd party package and install it
[00:53] <mgroman> LOL
[00:53] <mkhlnsh> LjL, thanks, i'l try there too...
[00:54] <smil3y> kc8pxy>  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=712126
[00:54] <FarmCretin> hey, is it possible to install Ubuntu eee on a desktop PC?
[00:54] <bruenig> I don't think the sleep syntax is correct, but you can use the man page to figure out what six months is
[00:54] <LjL> flyback: no, it's not better. if you aren't calm enough to use irc, waiting before using it is generally good advice. i'll give you some pointers i'd like you to check out.
[00:54] <LjL> !etiquette > flyback    (flyback, see the private message from Ubotu)
[00:54] <smil3y> kc8pxy>  you need 32 bit libraries, see the link
[00:54] <mgroman> !hi > flyback
[00:54] <bruenig> oh no
[00:54] <bruenig> ban hammer
[00:55]  * flyback laughs at his despises himself and this miserable God created joke known as life, let know worrying about being polite in a channel
[00:55] <LjL> ...
[00:55] <bruenig> uh oh
[00:55] <LjL> i'm not sure whether i speak english or, dunno, turkish
[00:56] <bruenig> that is bad grammar for a suicide note
[00:56] <Falcons_roost> what do i need to install to view these videos http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/media.php
[00:56] <flyback> it's not a sucide note
[00:56] <bruenig> !offtopic
[00:56] <flyback> you go to hell for offing yourself or I would have done it LONG LONG ago
[00:56] <bruenig> come on guys
[00:56] <bruenig> Falcons_roost: mplayer
[00:56] <xomp> Falcons_roost, quicktime
[00:56] <kc8pxy> smil3y:  understood.  i had founf a different howto. but I'm glad that works :)
[00:56] <Falcons_roost> i have it
[00:56] <Joker_-_> kitche: Worked...
[00:56] <FarmCretin> so i take it you CANT install ubuntu eee on a desktop pc?
[00:56] <Joker_-_> kitche: nice bug :P
[00:56] <flyback> anyone know of any ubuntu specific problesm with X showing a blank screen off the livecd or installer
[00:57] <flyback> or with STUPID CANUCK ati cards
[00:57] <bruenig> FarmCretin: special kernel, probably won't work with your hardware
[00:57]  * flyback blames canada
[00:57] <Joker_-_> thx for the help everyone.
[00:57] <bruenig> ban hammer
[00:57] <mlins> I understand this is kind of vague, but my sound stopped working after I did an update.  I believe the update that cause it was the linux kernel upgrade.  I've tried so many thing, but nothing works.  The funny thing is digital pass-thru works fine, but no PCM whatsoever.  Can anyone help?
[00:57] <Falcons_roost> is there a hot link for .deb or will the max os x due
[00:57] <bruenig> hopefully he doesn't figure out how to change his nick
[00:58] <bruenig> what is a hot link?
[00:58] <thewalrus> anyone can help me to install enlightement 17 on intrepid??
[00:58] <DocUSN-USMC> openoffice 3.0 is pay for?
[00:58] <DocUSN-USMC> its not free anymore :(
[00:58] <bruenig> DocUSN-USMC: it's free
[00:59] <xomp> thewalrus, #ubuntu+1
[00:59] <thewalrus> what?
[00:59] <kc8pxy> thewalrus:  E is still alive??:)
[00:59] <DasEi> !ibex|﻿thewalrus:
[00:59] <DocUSN-USMC> bruenig whys it say 2.99 for a year subscription?
[00:59] <theJKH> Doesn installing a printer require a restart
[01:00] <thewalrus> ah ok
[01:00] <theJKH> becuase it installed the drivers
[01:00] <bruenig> DocUSN-USMC: I don't know what you are talking about, perhaps support? anyhow, it is free, I got it for free
[01:00] <theJKH> but nothings printing
[01:00] <theJKH> and it says its no connected
[01:00]  * Puppy SCREAMMMSSSS
[01:00] <FarmCretin> P4 1.8ghz and 768ram. should  i install ubuntu or Xubuntu
[01:00] <xomp> !enter theJKH
[01:00] <Puppy> http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=H9OR2uvUYe8
[01:00] <xomp> theJKH, I asked you what printer you had, but you've yet to respond..
 why u say that?
[01:01] <kunwon1__> FarmCretin, I use regular ubuntu with p4 1.8 w/256mb ram
[01:01] <bruenig> Puppy: screaming is off topic
[01:01] <bruenig> come on guys
[01:01] <theJKH> I have HP Deskjet f4280
[01:01] <Puppy> bruenig - you spend 3 days trying to install Ubuntu and see if you dont lol
[01:01] <danny> Hello all. Anyone every use Headtracking software in Ubuntu?
[01:01] <theJKH> And it installed the deskjet_f4200 series
[01:01] <DasEi> ﻿FarmCretin: whatever you like
[01:01] <theJKH> but it says theres nothing connected
[01:01] <mx-tvt> 3 days installing ubuntu?
[01:02] <bruenig> Puppy: you don't seriously expect anyone to watch a 5 min video of your problem do you?
[01:02] <FarmCretin> kunwon1__:  no noticeable sluggishness?
[01:02] <xomp> theJKH, ahh, I have an HP, took me 3 months to get it working in ubuntu. Good luck finding help on the web as the majority of information out there is way WAY outdated.
[01:02] <theJKH> when i go to hplip
[01:02] <kunwon1__> FarmCretin, maybe occasionally
[01:02] <theJKH> damnit...
[01:02] <xxpor> is there some way to tell if a server you can ssh to is running a RAID setup?
[01:02] <xomp> theJKH, is it USB?
[01:02] <Puppy> bruenig - it takes about 20 mins to explain ..
[01:02] <kunwon1__> FarmCretin, it's easy to switch between the two afterwards, anyway
[01:02] <theJKH> Yes
[01:02] <Puppy> bruenig - thats video 1 of 5
[01:02] <theJKH> it just says ts ot connected even though it is
[01:02] <theJKH> not
[01:02] <xomp> theJKH, what does "lsusb" show in terminal? be sure to pastebin the output and not paste here.
[01:02] <theJKH> it shows the printer
[01:03] <bruenig> Puppy: good luck with that
[01:03] <theJKH> Hewlett Packard
[01:03] <theJKH> Should I do a restart or something
[01:03] <xomp> theJKH, you can always try the dying channel known as #cups
[01:03] <theJKH> Everytime i print it says complete but nothing happens and when i go to hplip it says its not connected
[01:04] <xomp> theJKH, as a last resort if nobody here can help :( I'm no good at printers, sorry.
[01:04] <danny> Bruenig what's the problem? You can't install ubuntu at all?
[01:04] <DasEi> ﻿ bruenig: Puppy: its a problem with a asus-mobo, the ata-drivers don't work
[01:04] <theJKH> its okay
[01:04] <atdog> I installed nvidia driver on my nb(ubuntu 8.04 desktop),but after reboot ,the screen is whole white
[01:04] <theJKH> woud i restar help
[01:04] <theJKH> ?
[01:04] <DasEi> danyy: its puppys prob
[01:04] <xomp> theJKH, probably not, but I would do it for "sheets and geegles" :)
[01:04] <danny> Is it on a USB or parallel?
[01:04] <bruenig> Puppy: love the music by the way, top notch
[01:04] <Puppy> DasEi - that sounds resonable, but any way to work towards a resolution
[01:04] <theJKH> Usb
[01:04] <Puppy> DasEi - gparter picks the drives up fine
[01:05] <DocUSN-USMC> linux, linux x-86.deb, linux with bundled jre... which one:P thiers three
[01:05] <dexter> hey my filesystem has errors...how can i clean this off
[01:05] <DasEi> Puppy: how did you get in gparted at all now ?
[01:05] <Puppy> DasEi - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=H9OR2uvUYe8
[01:05] <Puppy> DasEi - thats what gparted shows
[01:05] <DasEi> dexter: use e2fsck
[01:05] <DasEi> !e2fsck|dexter
[01:06] <theJKH> If i can get my printer to work the i can make the switch!!! form wndow to ubuntu
[01:06] <dexter> DasEi; wen i do dat on terminal..it says that this operation can cause severe damage
[01:06] <danny> JKH bring me up to speed on the problem.
[01:06] <DocUSN-USMC> bruenig linux or linux x-86 .deb or linux with bundled jre
[01:06] <DasEi> dexter: use live, make sure hd isn't mounted for that
[01:07] <danny> I've been fighting with printers for a couple of weeks and finally got them. I'm sure we can fix it if we put our heads together
[01:07] <dexter> DasEi; wats live
[01:07] <DasEi> !live
[01:08] <theJKH> OKay Danny here we go I have a HP deskjet f4280 and it installed the deskjet_f4200 series now when i print it says its completed printing but nothing happens and when i go to HPLIP it says the pinrt is not connected
[01:08] <theJKH> and it shows up on lsusb and everything
[01:08] <DasEi> Puppy: how did you get there ?gparted live cd?
[01:09] <Puppy> DasEi - yeah
[01:09] <danny> This is gonna sound really harsh but did you set the printer as default?
[01:09] <danny> It defaults to PDF printing I believe
[01:09] <DasEi> y
[01:09] <theJKH> yeah lol
[01:09] <theJKH> I did
[01:09] <dexter> hey my filesystem has errors...how can i clean this off
[01:09] <danny> k good.
[01:09] <theJKH> it says processing then complete
[01:09] <theJKH> and nothing happens
[01:10] <theJKH> is there a way to uninstall the driver and then perhaps have ti find it again
[01:10] <theJKH> or something
[01:10] <DasEi> dexter: use live, make sure hd isn't mounted for that, as said already
[01:10] <Blaenk> hey guys when's the next version of ubuntu due again? october what?
[01:10] <DasEi> !ibex
[01:10] <ballzee> is there a repository with azue on it ?
[01:10] <DocUSN-USMC> im on linux ubuntu 8.04, running compiz fusion on a t2400 intel 1.8ghz processor. i need to know for downloading open office 3 since i have to uninstall mine to upgrade. which do i get. linux... linux .deb... or linux bundled with jre?
[01:10] <Blaenk> thanks DasEi
[01:10] <DasEi> np
[01:10] <dexter> DasEi: wats live
[01:10] <DasEi> !live|dexter
[01:11] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC, go for linux .deb unless you needd java in which case you should get the one with the jre
[01:11] <crdlb> DocUSN-USMC: what's wrong with the OpenOffice.org version bundled with ubuntu 8.04?
[01:11] <theJKH> any indea danny
[01:11] <DocUSN-USMC> its 2.4 and doesnt have the new functions i need
[01:11]  * Puppy is about to give up lol
[01:11] <onthefence928> what would be the command to find the full file path of file if all i know is the end of the path? in my example "Interface\FrameXML\GameTooltip.lua" (it's within wine)
[01:11] <csilk> crdlb, it has bugs and less features than the new one -_-
[01:11]  * Puppy cant justify spending 5 days tryign to install an os
[01:12] <csilk> crdlb,  that's usually the case with all older software
[01:12] <danny> theJKH: In printers on the settings tab for that printer does it say usb://(something?)
[01:12] <Jeruvy> I am having trouble after the cups update, when I try to 're-add' the printer it tells me 426, then errors out as it tries to convert hostname into www.hostname.com which bombs out.  But I cannot add the printer to cups?
[01:12] <DocUSN-USMC> csilk unless i need java? as in i want to make flash? or as in i need a java version of the program?
[01:12] <DasEi> Puppy: already tried another distro ? suse live ?
[01:12] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC,  what do you mean when you say "want to make flash"?
[01:12] <rebel_kid> ugh, more ssh problems, im getting permission denied (public key) what does that mean?
[01:12] <theJKH> in HPLIP?
[01:13] <Puppy> DasEi not on this machine, but i only wanted to try ubunt
[01:13] <DocUSN-USMC> csilk im going to be making flash scripts and things yes... so thats why i ask what do you mean by need java
[01:13] <bronzewalla84> i can't get X to load with intel GM965 card, can anyone help?
[01:13] <danny> System>Administration>Printing
[01:13] <DasEi> Puppy: already tried another distro ? suse live ?  >>figure out correct ata-driver
[01:13] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC, flash has nothing to do with java
[01:13] <DocUSN-USMC> csilk so then what did you mean by need java?
[01:13] <Puppy> DasEi - gpartition has the drivers, but i dunno how to find them
[01:14] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC,  you said "should i get linux .deb or the one with JRE", jre is the java runtime, if you dont have java installed already then get the one with JRE bundled, otherwise just get the .deb one
[01:14] <DocUSN-USMC> oh ok
[01:14] <theJKH> it does say hp:/uab/deskjet_f4200_series ect
[01:14] <theJKH> usb
[01:15] <danny> JKH back in a min
[01:15] <DocUSN-USMC> csilk what does 3.0.0rc4 mean?
[01:15] <DasEi> Puppy: modprobe -l | grep ata
[01:16] <Puppy> DasEi in the boot options /
[01:16] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC,  that's just the version number of the software
[01:16] <DasEi> Puppy:nope, in a terminal.... does gparted provide it at all ? << other distro
[01:17] <Puppy> DasEi nope, i cant get into any terminal :9
[01:17] <kdubois> i'm trying to use blender, which needs ALT+key combinations. whenever i press that though, it looks like gnome intercepts, and i cant use the program. how to fix? ive already disabled everything i can in gnome control center
[01:18] <LjL> scientus, i did that hours ago ;)
[01:18] <kdubois> like, alt-i opens up the "insert" menu in pidgin, because the i is underlined. i need to stop that
[01:18] <scientus> yeah well i just noticed your pm , i was away
[01:18] <DocUSN-USMC> csilk if i downloaded the tar. do i have to uninstall the current version and then install this version? or will it just do an update?
[01:18] <isilion> please look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=955783
[01:19] <noglorp> Hrm, when I build GTK+ 2.14.4, how should I install the include files?
[01:19] <Lloyd> kdubois look in desktop shortcuts
[01:19] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC,  I'm not 100% sure, I always thought openoffice prefers to be installed if you are going to install a new version
[01:19] <Jake_> if someone can help me with apps closing right when i open them start a person channel with me plz
[01:19] <noglorp> Id get the -dev package but the only gtk+ packages are super old
[01:19] <JoseBravo> How can I install flash plugin to my firefox if im using ubuntu at 64bits
[01:19] <theJKH> Danny it says its useing the f4100 driver
[01:19] <csilk> but like I said , I'm not 100% sure, i guess there is no harm in unistalling the old one first
[01:19] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC, ^
[01:20] <Lloyd> kdubois,in System/prefs
[01:20] <scientus> how do i save restore gnome sessions?
[01:20] <noglorp> anyone know how I should go about installing GTK+ from source, since the standard install procedure doesn't give me the include files?
[01:21] <kdubois> Lloyd: i dont see desktop shortcuts. i have disabled all keyboard shortcuts already
[01:21] <DasEi> ﻿Jake_: using hardy ?
[01:22] <Lloyd> ok
[01:22] <scientus> any way i can turn up my mouse speed even more?
[01:22] <Lloyd> no other idea :(
[01:22] <crdlb> noglorp: bad idea
[01:22] <scientus> i have a 1800 spi mouse and i turned it up all the way and i want it faster
[01:22] <crdlb> noglorp: install libgtk2.0-dev
[01:22] <noglorp> crdlb: ok
[01:23] <noglorp> is .14 unstable?
[01:23] <Jake_> can anyone help me when ever i open some programs they close instantly and i cant find the port
[01:23] <Morydd> Don't know if there's a better place to ask, but I'm trying to establish a vnc connection between an ubuntu machine and a mac (ubuntu controlling mac) I can see the mac in KRDC, but no connection seems to be established.
[01:23] <isilion> please look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=955783
[01:24] <Lloyd> in system/prefs,there's somethings to set menu items,dunno the english name,my sys is in french
[01:24] <noglorp> or rather, does libgtk2.0 rever to the latest in the 2.0?
[01:24] <crdlb> noglorp: it does
[01:24] <Jeruvy> Sorry cups is just 'really slow, needed to wait 10 minutes to add a printer.  sorry to bother.
[01:24] <Lloyd> u can set the desktop shortcuts from there
[01:24] <noglorp> k thanks
[01:25] <crdlb> noglorp: hardy has 2.12
[01:25] <noglorp> l
[01:25] <Konner> why does hardy suck for wireless cards?
[01:25] <noglorp> k
[01:25] <Konner> gusty worked just fine :l
[01:25] <noglorp> using ndiswrapper?
[01:25] <Konner> yeah
[01:25] <noglorp> for me gutsy didn't work with my N card, but I never tried with hary
[01:25] <noglorp> hardy*
[01:26] <Lloyd> in Pidgin prefs,maybe
[01:26] <After_Math> help, the top part of my firefox window is gone, I cant minize or maximize or close
[01:26] <Konner> my card is a linksys WMP54GS and it worked in gusty. but now in hardy it doesnt.
[01:27] <Konner> mine was doing that earlier o_o
[01:27] <DocUSN-USMC> is a tar usually only 30kb?
[01:27] <DocUSN-USMC> for an entire program?
[01:27] <Konner> and then my internet kept disconnecting over and over
[01:29] <jrib>  /what
[01:29] <DasEi> ﻿ DocUSN-USMC: possible, very various
[01:29] <redheat_> hi everyone
[01:30] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC, it's probs some online install client
[01:30] <DocUSN-USMC> i tried doing the tar -zxvf but it didnt work
[01:30] <redheat_> folks, I need a little help here if possible,
[01:30] <DocUSN-USMC> i tried ./config but nothing
[01:30] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC,  what file format is it?
[01:30] <DocUSN-USMC> tar.gz.torrent
[01:31] <csilk> DocUSN-USMC, so it's a torrent?
[01:31] <bronzewalla84> can someone help me get an intel GM965 graphics card working in hardy? 800x600 display and no compiz is really taking the fun out of ubuntu
[01:31] <bastid_raZor> DocUSN-USMC; that is a for a torrent client.
[01:31] <compengi> where are iptables.rules file located? shouldn't it be in /etc/iptables?
[01:31] <DocUSN-USMC> downloaded it off openoffice.org website
[01:31] <redheat_> I've just installed the driver for my USB wireless Belkin adapter which uses the rt73usb driver, and right now under hardware drivers it shows RT73 WIRELESS LAN LINUX DRIVER in use
[01:31] <Lloyd> docUSN remove the .torrent
[01:31] <Flannel> DocUSN-USMC: Get the /lastlog -clear
[01:32] <redheat_> now the problem is like this, my wireless router uses wpa, with psk, and no matter what I do it my adapter won't let me log in..
[01:32] <cads> I need a little help with the ubuntu liveCD... I installed a module for my USB wireless adaptor, but I don't know how to get NetworkManager to recognize it... I loaded the module, yet ifconfig or iwconfig doesn't register it
[01:32] <Flannel> DocUSN-USMC: sorry.  There's OOo in deb format on their website, grab that if you can't wait for Intrepid.
[01:32] <danny> JHK you there?
[01:32] <mnasos> hi all!
[01:32] <redheat_> hi
[01:32] <chuck_> hi
[01:32] <mad> Hi, I was looking to creat a usb boot drive and saw this https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html in the ubuntu docs section will it work for other images besides the ubuntu ones or is there something specific it looks for in the images that could cause other images to not work?
[01:32] <Puppy> anyone $50 for fixing my problem ?
[01:32] <mnasos> can someone help me to mound a device on xubuntu
[01:32] <mad> Puppy: whats the problem?
[01:33] <DocUSN-USMC> ok i didnt understand either of those lol... ive only been doin this two weeks. the the /lastlog -clear?
[01:33] <csilk> Puppy, re-ask, it got lost in the noise
[01:33] <DocUSN-USMC> and the 00o?
[01:33] <Flannel> DocUSN-USMC: ignore that first bit
[01:33] <lolmac> hi
[01:33] <Flannel> DocUSN-USMC: OOo is OpenOffice.org
[01:33] <lolmac> i ordered a cd
[01:33] <mnasos> can someone help me to mount a device on xubuntu
[01:33] <lolmac> ubuntu 8.04
[01:33] <lolmac> from the website
[01:33] <Puppy> csilk mad - cant install ubuntu, cos its not pickign up my drives and hanging with sata
[01:33] <Flannel> !enter | lolmac
[01:33] <lolmac> but it was cancelled
[01:33] <Jake_> can soemoen help me find the port numbers to Nessuss
[01:33] <FloodBot1> lolmac: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:33] <Jake_> pm me plz
[01:33] <DocUSN-USMC> ooooh ok Flannel. well i downloaded this off thiers p2p...
[01:33] <kdubois> what is the thing called that when i hit alt-f it opens up the file menu, because F in file is underlined.
[01:33] <DocUSN-USMC> lemme look again
[01:33] <Flannel> DocUSN-USMC: does it have debs in it?
[01:33] <danny> Has anyone tried Headtracking with just a Webcam? I can't seem to install OpenCV from CVS
[01:34] <csilk> Puppy,  how are you trying to install?
[01:34] <carrera> can someone help me config sound on my Asus P5E please?
[01:34] <redheat_> folks, can anyone help me
[01:34] <DasEi> Jake_:are you kidding ?
[01:34] <Puppy> csilk - tryed live, tryed alt neither work, it gts to the partition stage and cnt find the hd's
[01:34] <lolmac> I order cds from ubuntu in the website shipit, but my last request was cancelled, no reason showed up, a friend of mind ordered 8cds total and didn't have problems
[01:34] <lolmac> how can i order again?
[01:34] <DocUSN-USMC> it says not in gzip format ugh lol
[01:34] <Flannel> lolmac: shipit.ubuntu.com would be the place.  Does it tell you that you cant?
[01:35] <csilk> Puppy, I'm not an installation guru so I don't think I can really help with your issue, sorr
[01:35] <csilk> y
[01:35] <DasEi> ﻿ mnasos: go ahead or pm me
[01:35] <Puppy> csilk :( ty anyway
[01:35] <DocUSN-USMC> oooh ok, just double click it... err
[01:35] <Flannel> lolmac: Also, a faster way to get CDs might be your LoCo team.  You should try getting in touch with them, see what they can do for you.
[01:35] <bronzewalla84> can anyone help with an intel GM965 graphics card?
[01:35] <lolmac> Flannel
[01:35] <lolmac> yes
[01:35] <DocUSN-USMC> Flannel omg this is going to take days lol
[01:35] <lolmac> it tells my ordered was cancelled
[01:35] <lolmac> it doesn't tell me i can't, but there no place i can order it
[01:35] <redheat_> folks..anyone..some help over here..
[01:36] <Lloyd> in desktop shortcuts
[01:36] <DasEi> lolmac:why not dld it ?
[01:36] <danny> redheat it would help if you said what the problem was
[01:36] <lolmac> DasEi: delete?
[01:36] <Flannel> lolmac: you can email them at shipit@ubuntu.com and ask.  But definately look into seeing what your LoCo can do for you.
[01:36] <FarmCretin> when making a swap partition in the ubuntu install, i'm using manual. is swap a primary or logical?
[01:36] <DasEi> lolmac:download, errm, lol
[01:36] <lolmac> Flannel
[01:36] <lolmac> ok
[01:36] <JakeMon> is there no webdav package for apache?
[01:36] <lolmac> but what is loco?
[01:36] <csilk> !ask | redheat_
[01:36] <bronzewalla84> no one can help with getting X to load?
[01:37] <Flannel> !br | lolmac
[01:37] <Flannel> lolmac: Its a Local Community Team, basically people close to you.  You could get it a lot sooner, days instead of weeks, etc.
[01:37] <redheat_> I just did, and in bold fonts just scroll up..again..the problem is like this I've already compiled a driver for my usb wireless adapter, it's a belkin that uses rt73usb, and right now it shows under my hardware devices as rt73 lan linux driver..
[01:37] <After_Math> help, the top part of my firefox window is gone, I cant minize or maximize or close
[01:37] <csilk> FarmCretin,  I made mine primary
[01:37] <theJKH> Danny didu find anything?
[01:37] <DocUSN-USMC> wow peer to peer blows lol... errr
[01:38] <redheat_> and next to it it say in use..the problem is I can't login to my wireless network..
[01:38] <Konner> Can someone help me to get my wireless working on xubuntu
[01:38] <csilk> After_Math,  sounds like a compiz/window manager issue, use the system monitor to close the firefox process
[01:38] <danny> No I was off but I was off for dinner.
[01:38] <theJKH> oh lol
[01:38] <danny> What's that about it using 4100 drivers for a 4200 unit?
[01:38] <redheat_> my router uses a wpa-psk method of encryption
[01:38] <redheat_> so can anyone help me? I'm stating my problem for the second time..
[01:39] <compengi> where are iptables rules file located? shouldn't it be in /etc/iptables?
[01:39] <csilk> redheat_, that may of looked bold to you, but not to anyone else
[01:39] <kelder> Does anyone know why a server give page A when you enter the url, but page B when you enter its IP? ip as in resolved from the url
[01:39] <theJKH> Well it says its useing the f4100 drivers when the printer is f4280
[01:39] <Flannel> redheat_: "can anyone help me" doesn't accomplish anything.  Just state your problem, if no one answers, ask again in about 30-40 minutes, etc.
[01:39] <danny> Sounds like that might be the issue.
[01:39] <redheat_> I stated the problem TWICE..
[01:39] <danny> It detected the printer as a 4200 though right?
[01:40] <After_Math> csilk, is it just a temp glitch maybe?>
[01:40] <theJKH> well read this here and tell me if this makes any sence
[01:40] <usser> kelder, theres such things as virtualhosts apache can distinguish how client accesses page one name gives one page another name gives other both are resolved to same ip
[01:40] <csilk> After_Math, Probably, have you closed firefox yet?
[01:40] <theJKH> Yeah it does
[01:40] <usser> !virtualhosts
[01:40] <theJKH> http://mylinuxexploits.wordpress.com/2008/09/07/installing-my-new-hp-f4280-deskjet-printer-in-ubuntu-gutsy/
[01:40] <After_Math> csilk, just killed process with htop
[01:41] <Flannel> bronzewalla84: that card should work fine out of the box.  compiz was originally blacklisted, but I believe that's been resolved.
[01:41] <After_Math> csilk, still happening
[01:41] <kelder> usser: thank you.. so the url doesnt really have a (single) ip attached to it?
[01:41] <csilk> redheat_, yes, and twice no-one replied because a) people are busy b) people dont know c) you didnt give nearly enough info to rouse anyones attention
[01:41] <usser> kelder, take a look here http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/
[01:41] <GumBall> how do i install java
[01:41] <csilk> After_Math,  hit log out, then log back in again, that will restart x and compiz
[01:41] <GumBall> it wont work :(
[01:41] <usser> kelder, well yea each url has only one ip associated to it, ip can have many urls
[01:41] <csilk> GumBall, any errors for us?
[01:42] <bronzewalla84> Flannel: it didn't work out of the box, i switched to vesa drivers and am now stuck at 800x600 display with no compiz
[01:42] <kelder> usser: so you couldnt redirect another url to that ip?
[01:42] <danny> Have you tried that already JHK?
[01:42] <kelder> usser: to get the same page i mean
[01:42] <Puppy> $50 to get ubuntu installed on this pc ?
[01:42] <Flannel> bronzewalla84: Is this an upgrade or a fresh install?
[01:42] <GumBall> csilk, npe
[01:42] <bronzewalla84> fresh install
[01:42] <GumBall> nope*
[01:42] <usser> kelder, yes sure you can, trick is how you configure your http server
[01:42] <GumBall> whats the package?
[01:42] <GumBall> name
[01:42] <csilk> Puppy, I suggest you try google for 30 mins then come back and ask anyone if they know about the installation process if you;re still not sorted
[01:42] <bronzewalla84> Flannel: i've tried feisty, gutsy, hardy, and intrepid. Server and desktop versions
[01:43] <DocUSN-USMC> wow it really does take days to do peer to peer of linux software doesnt it :(
[01:43] <csilk> GumBall,  so what do you mean when you say "it wont work"
[01:43] <Puppy> csilk - ive been lookign into this for 3 days before i even came to IRC
[01:43] <GumBall> i mean
[01:43] <kelder> usser: ok thanks.. ill make the request to my hosting company then
[01:43] <GumBall> i need to install it, whats the package name?
[01:43] <bruenig> DocUSN-USMC: depends on the swarm and your bandwidth, and whether or not you volunteered to murder people
[01:43] <usser> kelder, in apache virtualhosts have to be setup explicitly, if a virtualhost for a url is not setup then, apache serves the default page
[01:43] <csilk> Puppy,  so basically Ubuntu isn;t detecting your SATA drives?
[01:43] <Puppy> in basic yeah
[01:43] <Puppy> csilk ^^
[01:43] <danny> JHK did you try that site you showed me?
[01:44] <bronzewalla84> GumBall: java.sun.com and download/ install JRE
[01:44] <DocUSN-USMC> whats murdering people got to do with this? they found a talent for my serial killing
[01:44] <After_Math> csilk, ok thanks
[01:44] <Flannel> !java | GumBall
[01:44] <Puppy> csilk - but xp does, bois does and gparted does
[01:44] <deserteagle> has anyone had issues upgrading to the latest VLC? (ver. 0.9.4)
[01:44] <kelder> usser: thanks for your time ;)
[01:44] <deserteagle> synaptic won't show the new version :(
[01:44] <Flannel> Puppy: does the liveCD/Alternate CD?
[01:44] <csilk> Puppy,  it's a bios issue
[01:44] <redheat_> can anyone help me now? if possible
[01:44] <theJKH> Yeh im reinstalling hplip
[01:44] <Puppy> Flannel - live goes to busy box, alt loads and runs until partition stage, then cant find drives
[01:45] <danny> k I was just gonna say if that don't work try this http://meandubuntu.wordpress.com/2007/12/29/installing-my-hp-laserjet-printer-in-ubuntu/
[01:45] <Flannel> redheat_: Again, state your question, wait for answer, if its been 30-40 minutes and no one has answered, ask the question again.
[01:45] <mike-solidus> hey, i installed apache2 and php5 but i dion't think php is getting loaded, how can i check?
[01:45] <csilk> Puppy,  alot of the time vendors will make crap bios firmware but make just good enough so it works with windows, this badly coded non standard bios firmware can sometimes play havok with OS's that aren't MS based
[01:45] <Puppy> csilk - ive tryed every different setting, native ide, legacy ide, raid
[01:45] <carrera> I followed instruction on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound but still don't have sound
[01:45] <carrera> any ideas?
[01:45] <danny> Redheat I still haven't seen your question. What was it?
[01:45] <redheat_> flannel, are you kidding?
[01:45] <Puppy> csilk but i need a bois that will run with wincraps
[01:45] <Flannel> mike-solidus: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP  will get you all set up.  You likely don't have the apache module
[01:45] <scientus__> how do i remove a specific audio device from my system
[01:45] <Flannel> redheat_: no.
[01:46] <Shawnc> hey how come i can't connect to any network with a WEP key?
[01:46] <redheat_> what I have to state a question for 10 times before I get any help
[01:46] <scientus__> so it will use the other one
[01:46] <scientus__> ubuntu sucks when it comes to specifying a audio device
[01:46] <csilk> Puppy,  The problem here is vendors not wiritng the bios firmware to the relevent standards and using black magic to get windows to work, what motherboard you got?
[01:46] <csilk> and bios version if possible
[01:46] <GumBall> Shawnc
[01:46] <kr0n05931> I have heard that there is something call a "minimal" ubuntu cd, what is this?
[01:46] <Shawnc> yes GumBall?
[01:46] <GumBall> the shawnc?
[01:46] <Flannel> redheat_: Obviously no one here right now knows the answer, you'll need to wait for new people to wake up, etc.  Spamming the same people over and over isn't going to get it resolved
[01:46] <kr0n05931> *called
[01:46] <redheat_> actually it sucks on so many levels like so many other linux distros
[01:46] <danny> Forget it. I'm not looking to help anyone who will only once state what problem they are having. And not at all when someone offers to help.
[01:46] <Shawnc> What GumBall?
[01:46] <Puppy> Asus - MR2R32-MVP
[01:46] <GumBall> Nm :\
[01:47] <Puppy> csilk ^^
[01:47] <Flannel> kr0n05931: its the alternate CD except it doesn't have a package cache on it, so it downloads them from the internet during the install
[01:47] <scientus__> whats the prob redheat_ ?
[01:47] <kr0n05931> oh ok, thanks :)
[01:47] <csilk> redheat_,  someone will answer when they are ready, and you still havent given neough info to fic your problem anyway
[01:47] <csilk> thanks Puppy
[01:47] <Devourer> How can I check to see if PulseAudio is installed?
[01:47] <redheat_> scientus..don't know..I'm
[01:48] <redheat_> csilk, I can't find a solution for this problem..simply I can't login to my wireless network...
[01:48] <Shawnc> Hey how come i can't connect to any network with a WEP key, but i can connect to an unsecured network?
[01:48] <redheat_> my wireless adapter card which is a USB card has its driver compiled and ready to fire up, and yet I can't login to my wireless network..
[01:48] <redheat_> and I googled that..
[01:48] <danny> Shawnc you might wanna check that the WEP key is hex.
[01:48] <redheat_> no answer to that question..
[01:49] <danny> It could be using the other one.
[01:49] <csilk> redheat_, thats a crap question
[01:49] <csilk> for google that is
[01:49] <noglorp> is there a better way to use GTK's includes without using pkg-config?
[01:49] <jrib> noglorp: what could be better?
[01:49] <noglorp> um... not having to type and extra 40 characters
[01:49] <csilk> Puppy,
[01:49] <noglorp> Id like to do "gcc main.c -lgtkwhatever"
[01:49] <Puppy> csilk
[01:49] <redheat_> csilk, you read the question before, you don't wanna help that's fine, no need for crap talking please
[01:50] <csilk> Puppy, is there a setting in your bios that claims to be compatible with win2k?
[01:50] <noglorp> instead of `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0`
[01:50] <Puppy> csilk erm... probably, depends which area of the bois your talkign abuot
[01:50] <noglorp> because everything includes "gtk/gtk.h" and those all include "cairo/cairo.h" etc etc etc
[01:50] <noglorp> and yet the packages put includes in other directories
[01:50] <theJKH> I GOT IT TO WORK DANNY! THE SWITCH FORM WINDOWS IS COMPLETE
[01:50] <noglorp> which strikes me as contrary to the entier point
[01:50] <theJKH> wooooo!!
[01:50] <csilk> redheat_, I'm just trying to tell you to stop being a whining petty child and respect the fact NO-ONE has to help you. eben though at some point someone will, now do some legwork and turn off your wep/wpa and tell me if you can login with no security
[01:51] <JabberWalkie> theJKH: good for you :)
[01:51] <crdlb> noglorp: why do you think pkg-config exists?
[01:51] <Lokian> csilk: the word your looking for is HELP VAMPIRE
[01:51] <danny> Welcome to the real world JHK. The free world
[01:51] <noglorp> to fix this problem?
[01:51] <csilk> Puppy, anything to do with HDD config
[01:51] <noglorp> but why is the problem there in the first place
[01:51] <theJKH> OMG tanks im so glad to be out of windows!!!
[01:51] <Puppy> csilk nope, want a video of my settigns regarding HDD ?
[01:51] <redheat_> csilk, that's crossing a line..show some respect..you don't wanna help fine, just don't cross the line..
[01:51] <csilk> Puppy,  yeah sure
[01:51] <Puppy> csilk brb
[01:52] <noglorp> do most people need to use multiple different versions of these libraries at the same time?
[01:52] <crdlb> noglorp: there _is_ no problem, pkg-config makes everything easy as cake
[01:52] <csilk> redheat_, I just offered help, i asked you to do a basic test fo rme
[01:52] <csilk> *for me
[01:52] <mike-solidus> Flannel: i've followed that guide and the troubleshooting tips and it still asks me if i want to download the php files instead of parsing them
[01:52] <redheat_> thank you but no thanks..
[01:52] <eugman> Is there a way to sync files but have the file names converted to something compatible with fat32? I've got some music files that I wanted to update copy to my music player but cp -R -u chokes on a few of them.
[01:53] <isilion> how can i look for wattage of power supply?
[01:53] <noglorp> is there an option for people who don't need to have more than one version of these libraries at once
[01:53] <Flannel> mike-solidus: and you do have libapache2-mod-php5 installed?
[01:53] <csilk> redheat_,  ok, you dont want my help?
[01:53] <mike-solidus> Flannel: yes
[01:53] <Flannel> mike-solidus: and you've restarted apache?
[01:53] <noglorp> because... to me typing 40 more characters is harder than not typing those characters
[01:53] <crdlb> noglorp: what are you talking about?
[01:53] <chetnick> hi, i have a problem with sound, i changed the motherboard and the sound card today. Now my sound is messed up. When i watch let's say youtube, i have to switch my speakers to integrated realtek sound controller. Now when i watch some movie in VLC media player i need to switch to sound card which is HD Omega Striker 7.1 . How do i solve this problem. How to setup ubuntu to use just Realtek integrated mic and sound?
[01:54] <mike-solidus> Flannel: and i've restarted apache since then, it give me the warning aobut not bieng able to find localhost, but that shouldn't affect it loading modules
[01:54] <noglorp> well.. why does pkg-config even exist?
[01:54] <crdlb> noglorp: gcc is a low-level tool that has no way of knowing where to look for header files and libraries to link against
[01:54] <isilion> is ther a command to show power supply wattage?
[01:54] <redheat_> csilk, if you wanted to help you could have done that before it went down the toilet..one time I'm a crying baby the next I ask crappy questions..
[01:54] <crdlb> noglorp: pkg-config is a high-level tool used to fill that gap
[01:54] <redheat_> so please mind your own business..
[01:54] <noglorp> ah... it handles all the libraries too huh
[01:54] <noglorp> not just include paths
[01:54] <kunwon1__> isilion, no, you have to read it off the p/s itself
[01:54] <noglorp> kay I see the point ><
[01:54] <isilion> ok
[01:55] <powertool08> is wpa_supplicant still needed to connect to wpa2 networks? (prefer to stick to cli (iwlist) and avoid the gui wifi-radar apps)
[01:55] <admin_masu3701> Hello there, I have a question
[01:55] <csilk> redheat_, yes, your question was pretty crappy and yes you were whining that people don't want to spend their spare time nursgin you. We can end our dialogue now if you please
[01:55] <kunwon1__> admin_masu3701, shoot
[01:55] <Flannel> csilk: enough
[01:55] <crdlb> noglorp: the most important thing is does is handling dependencies, eg if you use gtk, you need to link against X11 too
[01:55] <admin_masu3701> i have 2 partition
[01:55] <GumBall> csilk
[01:56] <GumBall> it doesnt work, help pls
[01:56] <kunwon1__> admin_masu3701, try to ask your question all on one line, so it's easier to follow please :)
[01:56] <Flannel> mike-solidus: eh, this problem is one thats oddly common, and I think the most common solution is to remove apache completely (purge apache2.2-common) and reinstall it; or at least, I don't know of any other solutions (and have never encountered the problem myself).  But #ubuntu-server might be able to give you better answers.
[01:56] <danny> Has anyone tried using a basic webcam for HeadTracking? End goal is headtracking for X-Plane.
[01:56] <admin_masu3701> 1 for linux and 1 for windowns but dont use windows that much no more and i would like to use it partition to make my linux partition bigger
[01:56] <csilk> GumBall,  what exactly are you doing?
[01:56] <Flannel> danny: check out 'motion'
[01:56] <GumBall> i did
[01:57] <csilk> GumBall,  talk me through the process
[01:57] <GumBall> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[01:57] <danny> there is a channel called motion? Cool
[01:57] <kunwon1__> admin_masu3701, you can use gparted to do that
[01:57] <GumBall> and it updated two packages
[01:57] <csilk> GumBall,  that what output do you get?
[01:57] <mike-solidus> Flannel: so just purge apache2.2-common, and leave the php packages as they are?
[01:57] <csilk> oh rite
[01:57] <GumBall> the output looks gud :)
[01:57] <Puppy> csilk - uploading now
[01:57] <csilk> GumBall,  well in that case you now have a fully updated JRE :)
[01:57] <danny> Thanks Flannel
[01:58] <admin_masu3701> kunwon1: do you know how it works?
[01:58] <GumBall> it doesnt work tho
[01:58] <GumBall> give me a java applet to test pls csilk <3
[01:58] <csilk> GumBall,  how do you know it didn't work?
[01:58] <kunwon1__> admin_masu3701, yes
[01:58] <Flannel> mike-solidus: I'd purge the four packages: apache2.2-common, apache2.2-mpm-worker (or whatever variant is installed), apache2.2, and then libapache2-mod-php5
[01:58] <Puppy> lol, you tube = dead
[01:58] <GumBall> cus i know it doesnt :(
[01:58] <csilk> GumBall,  java applets will require a plugin for your browser
[01:58] <Puppy> csilk can you watch 3gp files /
[01:58] <comicinker> is it possible to avoid passwords on a multi-user - system?
[01:59] <csilk> Puppy,  where just about to find out :)
[01:59] <GumBall> k
[01:59] <Flannel> comicinker: what are you trying to accomplish?
[01:59] <GumBall> what package for firefox pls
[01:59] <admin_masu3701> kunwon1: ok am installing it now...could you help me do it?
[01:59] <Puppy> csilk, its ok i think ut ok now
[01:59] <GumBall> :]
[01:59] <kunwon1__> comicinker, why?
[01:59] <comicinker> Flannel: login without typing the password. for guests.
[01:59] <Vantrax> can anyone tell  me why this error would come up: /bin/sh can't access tty; job control turned off.
[02:00] <kunwon1__> admin_masu3701, read the documentation, then if you have any specific questions, ask in this channel
[02:00] <Megan> csilks :((
[02:00] <theJKH> hey guys how do i actavate the cube thing i think its beryl
[02:00] <Flannel> comicinker: Intrepid actually includes a guest account by default, so if you can wait another week, you can have that without any of the hassle.  Otherwise, there are some ways to specify trivial passwords yes, and you can also have an account that logs in automatically, check login screen setup
[02:00] <csilk> GumBall,  I'll need 2 mins to find the package name
[02:00] <EdLin> I have a dell mini 9, I lost sound support somehow in the Ubuntu included
[02:00] <Flannel> theJKH: compiz.  It's already installed, you just need to change it to use a cube.  install ccsm (see the factoid, you have two choices of ccsm)
[02:00] <redheat_> again for a fourth time, I have a wireless usb adapter, belkin, with its driver rt73usb already compiled and checked as "in use" under the hardware devices, yet I can not login into my wireless network which? can someone help me?
[02:00] <Flannel> !ccsm | theJKH
[02:01] <Puppy> csilk some additional info, im using the hd's now, on my xp boot, the disk if verified and working ( tested on another machine, and ran check ) and ive tryed well, you will hear in vid
[02:01] <Megan> kk ty csilk <3
[02:01] <GumBall> alright :D
[02:01] <Puppy> csilk - uploading
[02:01] <GNUnet> anyone here ust JanusVm, Freenet, GNUnet, I2P, JAP or Tor?
[02:01] <Flannel> Puppy: videos are horrible support methods.
[02:01] <Flannel> GNUnet: Please take that elsewhere.
[02:01] <csilk> GumBall,  easiest way to do this is, go to a website that requires the java plugin, firefox will ask if you want to install it
[02:02] <Puppy> Flannel - spend 30 secs watchign a vid of exactly what happened without any chance of misunderstanding
[02:02] <Puppy> or listen to me drone on for 30 mins ...
[02:02] <GNUnet> hi megan how r u
[02:02] <GumBall> i did csilk
[02:02] <csilk> Puppy,  hows the vid coming along?
[02:02] <EdLin> does anyone know how to get audio working on the dell mini 9?
[02:02] <GumBall> it wont install it
[02:02] <Puppy> csilk waiting for youtube to rerender
[02:02] <csilk> kk
[02:03] <Flannel> GNUnet: please take conversations and other non-support topics elsewhere, thanks.
[02:03] <csilk> GumBall, ok I'll track the package down
[02:03] <comicinker> Flannel: I don't want to login automatically, because I have a normal user (me). Intrepid offers a guest session, but I saw it was only available during a normal session, not after booting. Is there a way to avoid entering the password for login?
[02:03] <Puppy> csilk http://uk.youtube.com/user/DanSNorth if you want to watch 1 - 5 lol
[02:03] <GumBall> kk ty :D
[02:03] <mike-solidus> Flannel: i've tried purging them all and i get the same result when re-installing them
[02:03] <Puppy> csilk, of just watch me kicking my cr through a tunnel lol
[02:03] <GNUnet> flannel why cant i ask ubuntu related questions here?
[02:03] <csilk> GumBall,  in the mean time please paste the out put of the command  java -version
[02:03] <kunwon1> comicinker, you can do auto-login from the login screen administration panel
[02:03] <Flannel> GNUnet: you can ask a support question.
[02:03] <GumBall> java version "1.6.0_07"
[02:03] <GumBall> Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_07-b06)
[02:03] <GumBall> Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 10.0-b23, mixed mode, sharing)
[02:04] <Flannel> comicinker: Hmmm, really?  I thought it was an option at GDM.  Try setting an empty password on an account.
[02:04] <comicinker> kunwon1: please read my last post again.
[02:04] <GNUnet> can anyone here help me with JanusVm, Freenet, GNUnet, I2P, JAP or tor?
[02:04] <Skky> When I sudo apt-get install apache2, where does ubuntu install it?  i.e. where is my httpd.conf file?
[02:04] <comicinker> Flannel: not long enough
[02:04] <Puppy> GUmball your JRE wont install ?
[02:04] <carrera> why do I get a low volume chuppy sound?
[02:04] <kunwon1> comicinker, sorry, mis-read you
[02:04] <csilk> GumBall,  ok thanks, the ubuntu packages site is being slow right now please give me a minute
[02:04] <EdLin> does anyone know how to get audio working on the dell mini 9
[02:05] <Flannel> Skky: ubuntu desn't use httpd.conf, it uses the debian style of configuration, which uses a slew of other files to configure various things.  What are you trying to change?
[02:05] <csilk> unless anyone knows tha name of the package that includes the firefox java pluging?
[02:05] <Skky> Flannel: How can I access my apache server widget thing, to restart/turn off apache/
[02:05] <Puppy> csilk - http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=vDCotNwOTEo
[02:05] <Odd-rationale> !java | csilk
[02:05] <csilk> Puppy,  yeah i'm watching on my other monitor now
[02:05] <matju> how do i get deadkeys (and compose-key) to work in Skype and/or Kate/KDE ? many apps seem not to get it. I have Ubuntu 6.06 but I tried 8.04 and it's even more trouble with the accents
[02:06] <MiGueLL_> hi, I'm trying to install postgresql on my ubuntu system and I have the following error when trying to init the postgresql database, please help me...
[02:06] <carrera> how can I solve low-volume and chuppy sound output pls?
[02:06] <MiGueLL_> creating template1 database in /usr/local/pgsql/data/base/1 ... FATAL:  XX000: failed to initialize lc_messages to ""
[02:06] <MiGueLL_> LOCATION:  InitializeGUCOptions, guc.c:2666
[02:06] <MiGueLL_> child process exited with exit code 1
[02:06] <FloodBot1> MiGueLL_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:06] <KJ83> Does anyone know if i can get a software verision of the buttons i have on my monitor thats changes the possition and size?
[02:06] <csilk> Odd-rationale,  thanks for the help.. but i'm not looking for the jre and I cant access the ubuntu site due to network issues
[02:06] <Flannel> Skky: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start, sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop, sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[02:06] <Flannel> Skky: none of those are in httpd.conf, for the record.
[02:06] <EdLin> does anyone know how to get audio working on the dell mini 9?
[02:07] <jrib> csilk: sun-java6-plugin  for the one from sun
[02:07] <FROMBRAZIL> hi
[02:07] <FROMBRAZIL> help
[02:07] <Flannel> comicinker: If you do it from an administrator, with sudo, I believe it doesn't check.
[02:07] <csilk> GumBall, > <jrib> csilk: sun-java6-plugin  for the one from sun
[02:07] <jerry_> hi everyone
[02:07] <Skky> Flannel: I did apt-get install php5 also, but where do I save my php files to have them execute properly on localhost?
[02:07] <Puppy> csilk - i knwo you cant see everythign, hence me talkign through it
[02:07] <GumBall> csilk, already installed
[02:07] <csilk> GumBall,  so thats sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[02:07] <Skky> i.e where is "localhost" looking at on my computer?
[02:07] <jerry_> is there gonna be a new theme for the 8.10
[02:07] <Flannel> Skky: /var/www/ is your document root by default
[02:08] <Flannel> jerry_: #ubuntu+1 for intrepid questions, thanks
[02:08] <comicinker> Flannel: I don't understand
[02:08] <csilk> GumBall, ok, if you have the jre and the plugin installed your going to have to describe exactly what problems your having and what your doing when you get the problem
[02:08] <Puppy> csilk nothgin in there i have not tryed playign with :S
[02:08] <dr_willis> jerry_,  it looks about the same as befor.. perhaps changed.. the wallpaper is differnt.. but does it matter. :) its easy to change themes
[02:08] <GumBall> csilk, no i meant i already read what he said and installed it
[02:08] <Konner> amg amg
[02:08] <Konner> i got my wireless working
[02:08] <GumBall> my java works, thanks :P
[02:09] <Konner> woot
[02:09] <carrera> anyone good with sound config?
[02:09] <jrib> carrera: best to just ask the channel your question.  If someone knows the answer, they will try to answer you
[02:09] <theJKH> what do i do in the compiz settings to make like the atl tab thin be a cube I can look through with the mouse
[02:09] <carrera> how can I solve low-volume and chuppy sound output pls?
[02:09] <csilk> Puppy,  video 2 looks like a vga problem
[02:09] <jrib> !ccsm | theJKH
[02:09] <Flannel> comicinker: sudo passwd guest
[02:09] <carrera> jrib, I asked a couple different ways to no avail
[02:09] <Skky> So when I install mysql-server will PHP automatically know where to look for it when I call MySQL functions?
[02:10] <FROMBRAZIL> hi
[02:10] <Flannel> Skky:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP will get you all set up
[02:10] <jrib> carrera: ok, but "anyone good with sound config?" is not helpful.  I have no idea if I can help you or not after reading that.  Just repeat the actual question on a single line every 15 minutes or so
[02:10] <deserteagle> umm no
[02:10] <Flannel> comicinker: if that doesn't work, we can temporarily remove the complexity restrictions, so you can set the guests password, and then put it back
[02:10] <carrera> jrib, ok, thanks
[02:10] <Puppy> csilk, the hold up is on the hd, when you take off quiet you can see D:
[02:10] <deserteagle> carrera: just be more specific in your question
[02:10] <comicinker> Flannel: ok, I try...
[02:11] <KJ83> Does anyone know if there is a software verision of the buttons i have on my monitor thats changes the possition and size? i try to run ubuntu with my tv as monitor but i cant see the whole interface
[02:11] <carrera> how can I solve low-volume and chuppy sound output from an Intel HDA  AD198x pls?
[02:12] <deserteagle> KJ83: look into X.org's settings
[02:12] <deserteagle> carrera: what program is outputting the sound?
[02:12] <carrera> how can I solve low-volume, distorted sound output from an Intel HDA  AD198x pls?
[02:12] <deserteagle> good god...
[02:12] <FROMBRAZIL> 	
[02:12] <FROMBRAZIL> I am not able to install Ubuntu 8.04 on my laptop
[02:12] <DasEi> !repeat|carrera
[02:13] <carrera> deserteagle, Audicious but the test beep is the same
[02:13] <jerry_> how come FROMBRAZIL
[02:13] <Flannel> FROMBRAZIL: You'll have to ask better questions than that: What have you tried, what does it do? what do you see, etc
[02:13] <FROMBRAZIL> [jerry_]: 	
[02:13] <CaptainMorgan> gonna have to be more specific FROMBRAZIL
[02:13] <FROMBRAZIL> is a black screen
[02:13] <matju> what can i do about applications in which dead-keys do not work?
[02:13] <DasEi> carrera:tried alsa ?
[02:13] <carrera> DasEi, didn't repeat. I was asked to be more specific
[02:13] <FROMBRAZIL> ok
[02:13] <csilk> Puppy,  in the final video now
[02:13] <FROMBRAZIL> one moment
[02:13] <carrera> DasEi, I guess as I used the alsamixer to change volumes
[02:14] <jerry_> ok
[02:14] <jerry_> don't know
[02:14] <KJ83> deserteagle: yeah ppl tell me to do that but i dont know what to look for, i had the same problem in windows but there i had a addon to my graphicdrivers that alowed me to manualy set the size
[02:14] <deserteagle> carrera: set all the of the servers to ALSA and try it out
[02:15] <Puppy> csilk nos
[02:15] <dr_willis> KJ83,  the nvidid drivers have that nvidia-settings and nvidia-xconfig tools -   I think ati has a similer tool, but i dont use ati.
[02:15] <FROMBRAZIL> [jerry_]: Insert the CD of ubuntu, I ask him to install carries the first part and then stays in UAM black screen and not get out more
[02:15] <deserteagle> KJ83: is your graphics card NVIDIA or ATI?
[02:15] <KJ83> yeah there is but not that specific function
[02:16] <KJ83> NVIDIA 9600 with new drivers made by some guy on swedish ubuntu
[02:16] <csilk> Puppy,  when you boot into the live cd can you see your drives from there?
[02:16] <FROMBRAZIL> 	
[02:16] <FROMBRAZIL> Insert the CD of ubuntu, I ask him to install carries the first part and then is put on a black screen and not get out more
[02:16] <comicinker> Flannel: it worked with passwd -d guest. however not with gdm. will have to work on that
[02:17] <carrera> deserteagle, do u mean change all devices in Sound Preferences from AutoDetect to ALSA?
[02:17] <deserteagle> yes
[02:17] <Flannel> FROMBRAZIL: try using the alternate CD to install instead of the Desktop CD
[02:17] <DasEi> carrera:terminal : modprobe snd_hda_intel
[02:17] <FROMBRAZIL> [Flannel]: desktop cd
[02:17] <DocUSN-USMC> is there a better program than firestarter?
[02:17] <theJKH> I would just actually like to say thank you to everyone here who helped me Ubuntu 4 life thank you again I have now made the swith frm Windows to Ubuntu!!
[02:17] <theJKH> Thank you!
[02:17] <DasEi> carrera:apps>preferences>sound    alsa and right default card
[02:18] <csilk> Puppy, sorry for the insulting question but are you using the right installation cd for your architecture... 32 bit.. 64  bit etc?
[02:18] <dr_willis> !firewall  | DocUSN-USMC
[02:18] <Flannel> FROMBRAZIL: yes, if you can, try the alternate CD
[02:18] <DasEi> carrera:you can raise alsamixergui without getting errors ?
[02:18] <DocUSN-USMC> dr_willis i have firestarter it sucks lol
[02:18] <Puppy> csilk - yeah lol, i386 and i386 alt, its an AND 32bit proc
[02:18] <strange> hey guys, im having trouble with my iwl4965 wifi, mounting smb shares
[02:18] <DasEi> carrera:*rise
[02:18] <Konner> how can i do init 3 x_x
[02:18] <LinuxFan> is there like a macro program for Ubuntu?
[02:18] <carrera> DasEi, no output from modprobe snd_hda_intel
[02:19] <Devourer> How can I disable a soundcard in Ubuntu?
[02:19] <dr_willis> DocUSN-USMC,  the bot just mentioned Guarddog. or use the UFW tool.. I dont use any. :)
[02:19] <Flannel> Konner: what are you trying to accomplish?
[02:19] <Konner> i need to shut off the x server to install the  nvidia drivers.
[02:19] <DasEi> carrera:you can rise alsamixergui without getting errors ?
[02:19] <Puppy> csilk - it goes through the installer, until it gets to partitioning the HD's
[02:19] <Y_King> hello
[02:19] <Flannel> Konner: ctrl-alt-f1, log in, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[02:19] <Puppy> csilk - then it cant find the drives, if it could find the drive, id partition it and done
[02:19] <Shakedown> Why would you want linux on a thumbdrive?
[02:19] <histo> !info istanbul
[02:19] <dr_willis> DocUSN-USMC,  check the package manager also.. theres dozens of 'iptable tools'/front ends out.. depends on what you want.
[02:19] <histo> Shakedown: Then you can use any computer like its your own home pc
[02:19] <matt___> what is the "ubuntu offtopic" channel?
[02:20] <Konner> k thanks Flannel :]
[02:20] <jrib> matt___: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:20] <dr_willis> Shakedown,  I have my THumbdrive set where it boots ubuntu live cd i can install.. and i have anotehr with PuppyLinux and AntiVirus software...
[02:20] <Flannel> matt___: #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:20] <histo> Shakedown: all your bookmarks. stored files, etc...
[02:20] <FROMBRAZIL> Flannel: 	
[02:20] <FROMBRAZIL> tried with other CDs of ubuntu and none of them worked, the same thing happened
[02:20] <Flannel> FROMBRAZIL: alternate CD shouldn't have that problem.
[02:20] <deserteagle> anyone know how to make VLC play MP4 files? mine won't output video
[02:20] <scientus> how can i allow any user with a ssh key to connect but only certain users by password
[02:20] <FROMBRAZIL> [Flannel]: yes
[02:20] <Flannel> FROMBRAZIL: "Alternate CD" doesn't mean another CD, its another kind of CD
[02:20] <Shakedown> What about if your OS is broken, would you be able to boot from your thumdrive and access the files on the computer?
[02:21] <Vantrax> its a special type of install CD
[02:21] <Vantrax> Shakedown: yes
[02:21] <dr_willis> Shakedown,  I can boot the thumbdrive and do anything I need. :) yes I can acccess the files.
[02:21] <carrera> DasEi, I don't have  alsamisergui but I can run alsamixer without any problems
[02:21] <Vantrax> As long as the disk is intact and just the OS is corrupted
[02:21] <DasEi> carrera: same, does it show the right s-card in its title ?
[02:22] <carrera> DasEi, lemme run it again pls
[02:22] <FROMBRAZIL> [Flannel]: 	
[02:22] <Shakedown> Hm, thanks for the replies
[02:22] <FROMBRAZIL> Okay, I could explain better ?????
[02:22] <FROMBRAZIL> thanks
[02:22] <csilk> Puppy,  ASUS M2R23 with an AMD 580X Crossfire chipset < would that descirbe your system?
[02:22] <Puppy> csilk yeppers
[02:22] <Flannel> !alternate  | FROMBRAZIL
[02:22] <Konner> How can i get the libc header files
[02:23] <scientus> i need a lot higher dpi mouse
[02:23] <Konner> whats the apt-get thing for it
[02:23] <Flannel> Konner: build-essential
[02:23] <Konner> k
[02:23] <DasEi> Konner:apt-cache search libc*
[02:23] <csilk> Puppy,  ok, this is a docuemented bug for your hardware, can you try installing with the option all_generic_ide  ?
[02:23] <Puppy> csilk yeah tryed that
[02:23] <Puppy> csilk where is this bug ?
[02:23] <genefitz> The Alternate CD I have found to be the most reliable install version, especially if you are using Ubuntu as the primary operating system.
[02:24] <carrera> DasEi, Card: HDA Intel. Chip: Analog Devices AD1988B. which seems correct
[02:24] <genefitz> The regular install, for me, has always been a hit-ro-miss, but the alternate always seems to work.
[02:24] <csilk> Puppy, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/209454
[02:24] <Tniffoc_> leave #ubuntu gone
[02:24] <carrera> DasEi, aplay -l output:  card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: AD198x Analog [AD198x Analog]
[02:24] <Tniffoc_> oops
[02:24] <chetnick> guys, i really need help with this. I have sound problem. When i watch youtube (using realtek integraded sound card) i have sound. When i play movie in VLC or other player, i dont have sound. If i switch my speakers to HD Omega sound card, i have sound when i wathc movies but not in youtube. What the hell is going on here? Please HELP.
[02:24] <McGyver> scientus: are you lookinf for something like ssh-keygen?
[02:25] <DasEi> carrera: so right driver is installed, the main part
[02:25] <scientus> no
[02:25] <scientus> i have keys
[02:25] <csilk> Puppy,  see the very bottom post on the bug discussion, it has been advised that you try with the newer kernel and see how that goes
[02:25] <scientus> but i want to fine grain with Allowusers
[02:25] <scientus> but have all allowed with valid ssh key
[02:25] <Puppy> csilk how woudl i go about doign that lol
[02:25] <carrera> DasEi, that's great but what else could be wrong?
[02:25] <scientus> but only allowuserrs with password
[02:25] <scientus> AllowedUsers
[02:25] <DasEi> carrera: apps>preferences>sound           ...set to alsa, right default card...
[02:26] <csilk> Puppy,  i'd just download the beta version of ubuntu intrepid and see if that installes, if it does then the issue is fixed, then you only have to wait 6 days for ubuntu intrepid to be released
[02:26] <Puppy> csilk that is my exact error though, lemmi finsih reading
[02:27] <EdLin> I
[02:27] <csilk> Puppy,  one of the bug report respondents said that intrepid works with your hardware, (one post up from the bottom)
[02:27] <Ronin_> hi
[02:27] <genefitz> csilk is right. I mean, if you are going to install, might as well go with the latest and gratest in 6 days, instead of loading the current and upgrading in 6 days..
[02:27] <carrera> DasEi, just looked it up in my Asus P5E manual and it's bang on. Manual says ADI 1988B
[02:27] <genefitz> seems like twice the work..
[02:27] <Puppy> csilk what is intrepid
[02:27] <EdLin> I'm running a  dell mini 9 netbook, and can't get sound working
[02:27] <csilk> genefitz, he needs the newer kernel which adddresses a known bug with his hardware
[02:27] <isilion> please look at this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=955783
[02:27] <csilk> Puppy,  intrepid is the code name of the new ubuntu which is to be release in 6 days
[02:28] <DasEi> !ibex|Puppy
[02:28] <genii> csilk: 8 days
[02:28] <DocUSN-USMC> anyone here know how to open ports with firestarter its being retarded
[02:28] <genefitz> csilk, I see. Ya know, it didn't even click..
[02:28] <Puppy> i see, ill dl the iso tonight and give it a try tomorrow :D
[02:28] <genefitz> Intrepid Ibex.
[02:28] <Puppy> or shall i just wait
[02:28] <Puppy> is this confirmed fixe d?
[02:28] <carrera> DasEi, I've all 4 set to ALSA and my Default Mixer Tracks set to HDA Intel (Alsa Mixer)
[02:28] <Puppy> csilk - I have the same problem on an ASUS A8V-MX motherboard. Tried the 2.6.25 kernel from the PPA above as well, but same error occurs.
[02:28] <csilk> genii,  well, it's 7 actually ;)
[02:29] <EdLin> help! <grin>
[02:29] <genii> csilk: In my time zone still 8 :)
[02:29] <isilion> is there anyway to force a process to get killed automatically before it hangs computer? so it can be runned in console and debug?
[02:29] <csilk> Puppy,  yes but that was just the kernel upgrade which may not work properly with this version of ubuntu, look at the 3rd post up from the bottom
[02:30] <Puppy> csilk im still readingi down :d
[02:30] <genefitz> I haven't checked, but will Intrepid be a little more friendly with the eeepc? I have a monster of a time with Hardy.
[02:30] <EdLin> I'm running a  dell mini 9 netbook, and can't get sound working
[02:30] <csilk> genii, ah your behind my timezone, maybe you need tim eto catch up with me ;)
[02:30] <Puppy> I'm having this exact problem on an asus a8v-mx.
[02:30] <Puppy> I read here: http://lkml.org/lkml/2008/3/18/103
[02:30] <Puppy> I changed sata to ahci in the bios, added only the line pci=nomsi to the kernel boot line, and it seems to be working.
[02:31] <csilk> Puppy, admittadly the post I'm refering to has different hardware, but I would bet intrepid addresses this bug. Give it a try
[02:31] <carrera> DasEi, did that but I still get choppy sound
[02:31] <DasEi> carrera:found your solution : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[02:31] <genii> genefitz: Perhaps some ppl in the #eeepc channel are running it, you could ask there what their experience has been
[02:31] <Puppy> csilk its exactly the same error :d
[02:31] <Puppy> ill try this fix
[02:31] <csilk> ok
[02:31] <carrera> DasEi, I've that page loaded
[02:32] <Puppy> Hi!
[02:32] <Puppy> I am new to UBUNTU but I think I partially solved the problem.
[02:32] <Puppy> My pc specs:
[02:32] <Puppy> ASUS M2R32-MVP
[02:32] <FloodBot1> Puppy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:32] <carrera> DasEi, but I was wondering if the problem could be resolved without having to rebuild new kernel modules
[02:32] <genefitz> genii, I just reverted back to the original software (the asus version) I just just think that ubuntu may be a bit nicer on it..
[02:32] <compengi> where are iptables rules file located?
[02:32] <genefitz> No real worries though
[02:32] <csilk> Puppy,  if the fix works please post a message on the bugtracker saying so
[02:33] <carrera> DasEi, it sacred me when he said, "(Please read the Caveats section!)"
[02:33] <Puppy> csilk of course, ive already been speaking to a dev regarding this issue lol, im dumbfounded how he didnt see this
[02:33] <genii> genefitz: The Knoppix provided by Asus has been tweaked for some of their hardware, so sometimes it can be difficult to get running on other linux without getting your hands dirty
[02:33] <DasEi> carrera:there are few more people had same problem... only thing solved could find was that
[02:33] <Puppy> csilk ok testing now
[02:33] <admin_masu3701> I have gparted open with windows partition on 1 side and ubuntu on the other and a swap partition in the middle. Now i want to make linux partition biger. so what shuld i do at this pooint ?
[02:33] <genii> genefitz: Or I think is Xandros (their dist by default)
[02:33] <gotama> Hi! I've installed ubuntu 8.04 with LTSP. A thin client uses a pentium I cpu. It works but too slow. Is there any solution. Or it's possible to install LTSP 4.2 on ubuntu 8.04? Please help.
[02:34] <genefitz> genii, I found that out really quickly. I had most of it working for a bit, but the wireless, I never could get to work, at least not for any length of time..
[02:34] <lungren> im looking to dual boot windows and ubuntu but ubuntu is taking up almost all of the hard drive space.  im trying to use partition editor to free up the space for windows but it wont edit.  any help?
[02:34] <genefitz> genii, that was always a worry when I bought it. I am usually not much for proprietary gear..
[02:35] <genefitz> Lungren, how much hard drive space do you have?
[02:35] <lungren> total i think 335 or something
[02:35] <genefitz> 335 Gigs?
[02:35] <lungren> 350
[02:35] <csilk> lungren,  sometimes partitin editors can't resize certain parts of a filesystem, when this happens there is nothing you can do about it other than format and re-insatll, after sizing the partition of course
[02:35] <Killer--Tux> hello what is the command to listen on any given port
[02:35] <genii> genefitz: Well, your best bet here on freenode irc for finding out what might or might not work is as I said, the #eeepc channel. I know some there already are using 8.04
[02:35] <lungren> so i have to delete and re-intall the partitions?
[02:35] <carrera> DasEi, I've only seen "backports" in the Software Sources, Update tab. I don't even know what a backport is, let alone create one!
[02:35] <csilk> maybe not
[02:36] <FAJ> does the new linux kernel have proprietary support for nvidia cards?
[02:36] <genefitz> genii, I will have to try that after Intrepid comes out.. Thanks :-)
[02:36] <csilk> lungren,  how big is the HDD and how much space are you wanting to move around
[02:36] <csilk> ?
[02:36] <genii> genefitz: You're welcome
[02:36] <lungren> is hdd the hard drive?
[02:36] <lungren> 350gigs
[02:36] <genefitz> Lungren, using gpart, you may be able to shrink your home partition. In Ubuntu, the root is usually very small, and the swap (if used) is tiny.
[02:37] <genefitz> My guess is that you have probably 250 - 300 gigs in home that should be free and resizable through gpart
[02:37] <lungren> is "partition editor" the same as gpart
[02:37] <lungren> i remember seeing gpart in the program
[02:37] <DasEi> !backports|carrera
[02:38] <genii> lungren: It's the backend to gparted and qtparted
[02:38] <Killer--Tux> how can i see all the ip connected to my computer
[02:38] <genefitz> lungren, gpart is *a* partition editor. Usually a little more flexible..
[02:38] <lungren> ok ill look
[02:38] <genefitz> It should be in the officially supported software..
[02:38] <carrera> !packaging
[02:38] <FAJ> does the new linux kernel have proprietary support for nvidia cards?
[02:39] <lungren> gnome partition editor, yeah.  i have it already
[02:39] <GNUnet> can anyone tell me if there's an alarm for ubuntu that i can set to remind myself to go to appointments at a certain time every day and take medications at a certain time every day, with loud sounds?
[02:39] <lungren> i was trying to edit it there but it wont let me do anything really
[02:39] <DasEi> carrera:the current kernel has probs with your s-card, also could try F6 at Bootup, then : pnpacpi=off
[02:39] <pipegeek> howdy, folks
[02:39] <genefitz> Howdy pipegeek
[02:39] <pipegeek> any idea what's going on with packages.ubuntu.com?
[02:40] <keanne> is youtube freezing konqueror a known problem? is there a known fix?
[02:40] <genefitz> lungren, unfer "all software" in add/remove, type in partition.
[02:40] <carrera> DasEi, how do u know that?
[02:40] <genefitz> There are usually about a half dozed parition editors.
[02:40] <genefitz> under even'
[02:40] <DasEi> ﻿ FAJ:current has, xorg 7.4 still probs
[02:41] <FAJ> DasEi: in the newest kernel that was just released into mainstream?
[02:41] <DasEi> carrera:from others with your mobo
[02:41] <MothOnLovesFlame> can anyone tell me if there's an alarm for ubuntu that i can set to remind myself to go to appointments at a certain time every day and take medications at a certain time every day, with loud sounds?
[02:41] <mrpockets> can you not get openoffice 3.0 for Ubuntu?
[02:41] <lungren> ill try them
[02:41] <lungren> thank you
[02:41] <DasEi> !ibex|FAJ
[02:41] <Flannel> mrpockets: It will be in Intrepid, which is scheduled for release in about a week.
[02:41] <mrpockets> wtf is intrepid?
[02:41] <FAJ> DasEi: not intrepid. the newest 8.04 kernel
[02:41] <csilk> !intrepid | mrpockets
[02:41] <carrera> DasEi, cool. Thanks for all your help dude!
[02:41] <danny> next release of Ubuntu
[02:42] <gotama> ﻿Hi! I've installed ubuntu 8.04 with LTSP. A thin client uses a pentium I cpu. It works but too slow. Is there any solution. Or it's possible to install LTSP 4.2 on ubuntu 8.04? Please help.
[02:42] <mrpockets> oh my!
[02:42] <pipegeek> lungren: are you certain that the partition in question is unmounted?
[02:42] <DasEi> FAJ:nvida supported
[02:42] <mrpockets> but the broken software part...  would you not recomend switching over right away?
[02:42] <lungren> i think its mounted....
[02:42] <FAJ> DasEi: .21-generic?  really....
[02:42] <MothOnLovesFlame> can anyone tell me if there's an alarm for ubuntu that i can set to remind myself to go to appointments at a certain time every day and take medications at a certain time every day, with loud sounds?
[02:42] <danny> what it means is that stuff may BREAK.... between now and then
[02:42] <c0mp13371331337> mrpockets: Meh, I just did a fresh install the other day.  Had a few minor application crashes, but nothing serious.
[02:42] <FAJ> would i need to go in and tell it to use it in the new kernel?
[02:42] <danny> it's a matter of stuff will need to be updated for the new one
[02:42] <lungren> the one im trying to edit down says it cant be unmounted
[02:43] <DasEi> !hardware|FAJ
[02:43]  * FAJ hangs head
[02:43] <DasEi> naahh
[02:43] <pipegeek> lungren: you're unlikely to be able to resize a filesystem while it's mounted ;)
[02:44] <FAJ> i am using a supported card that works in .19-generic, and then when i booted into .21-generic, it gave me the wonderful low res screen, should i just run in low res and try to enable restricted?
[02:44] <lungren> it doesnt unmount tho
[02:44] <carrera> DasEi, would trying OSS instead of ALSA help?
[02:44] <genefitz> Moth, I am not sure. You may want to check in OpenOffice.org for the Calendar. I don't think it will sound an alarm, but it will usually give you a reminder in the way of a pop-up message..
[02:44] <lungren> so is there anyway to edit this down without starting over?
[02:44] <Flannel> FAJ: did you use restricted drivers manager to install your drivers before?
[02:44] <genefitz> You just have to tell it how far in advance..
[02:44] <pipegeek> gotama: a pI is a little undermuscly, even for ltsp.... the site recommends having at least a pII-233.  Sorry, siddhartha
[02:44] <MothOnLovesFlame> can anyone tell me if there's an alarm for ubuntu that i can set to remind myself to go to appointments at a certain time every day and take medications at a certain time every day, with loud sounds?
[02:45] <pipegeek> gotama: that said, try using a slightly less graphically intense desktop environment than gnome
[02:45] <freetos00> do i have to boot up a newer version to upgrade it or can i upgrade while running a prior version
[02:45] <FAJ> Flannel:  i went into hardware drivers and clicked enable in the old kernel (not dist)
[02:45] <DasEi> carrera:no, but sth really simple : are the icons of alsamixer green (unmuted), the ones above the sliders ?
[02:45] <pipegeek> lungren: absolutely.  But I'm getting lost in the comments in here---so that I can find your responses, could you please mention my nick when responding?
[02:45] <pipegeek> or, better yet,
[02:45] <lungren> pipegeek: sorry
[02:45] <pipegeek> np :)
[02:46] <Flannel> FAJ: well, try enabling it in this one yes.  If it doesn't work, it sounds like a regression and you should file a bug.
[02:46] <FAJ> flannel ok.
[02:46] <genefitz> MothOnLovesFlame: Try the calendar in OpenOffice.org.
[02:46] <genefitz> It won't give an audible alarm, but should pop-up a message for reminder.
[02:46] <DasEi> Flannel:carrer... known already, and found a solving
[02:46] <FAJ> how hard is it to use a HDD on one mobo and then swtich it over to another one?
[02:46] <jramsey> anyone know how to set the line spacing in open office writer to something other than single, 1.5 and double?
[02:47] <lungren> pipegeek: the whole reason im trying to dual boot is so i can play my windows games.  is there anyway i can do something else with ubuntu that will allow that?
[02:47] <pipegeek> lungren: what you need to do is to unmount the partition you want to resize.  That can usually be accomplished by right-clicking on the icon on the desktop, and going to "Unmount...".  However, if what you want to resize is the main ubuntu partition ("/"), you'll need to reboot using an ubuntu livecd, so that the computer can be running despite the main filesystem not being mounted
[02:47] <FAJ> Flannel:  sometimes my system will just inexplicably freeze up too, there is never anything in the logs, can you think of anything?
[02:47] <pipegeek> lungren: if you have a windows license, that's probably the best way to go
[02:47] <DasEi> FAJ: wihout reinstalling ?
[02:47] <pipegeek> lungren: shall we take this out into PM?
[02:47] <lungren> pipegeek: sounds good
[02:47] <FAJ> DasEi:  running on two different computers ;)
[02:47] <carrera> DasEi, I checked those already. Mine are below the sliders and they are mostly green EXPECT Analog M
[02:48] <reportingsjr> does anyone know any decent video editing software that will import mpg and output wmv?
[02:48] <FAJ> oooo DasEi my bad bad read on my part; ummm ya don't wanna reinstall, that would be a pain.... :(
[02:48] <jramsey> anyone know how to set the line spacing in open office writer to something other than single, 1.5 and double?
[02:48] <genefitz> reportingsjr: none in Linux that I know of, primarily because of the proprietary wmv codec
[02:48] <reportingsjr> genefitz: will mpg play in windows media player?
[02:48] <FAJ> DasEi:  maybe this kernel will fix it?  i did have bootchart running on my computer under the old kernel, but that shouldn't cause freezes...
[02:49] <Vantrax> anyone know the ghost commandline switch that allows it to preserve the grub bootloader (not -ir)
[02:49] <DasEi> FAJ: if the archtitecures of the machine are similar.. with a lot of good luck...maybe
[02:49] <genefitz> reportingsjr: depends on if you have the codec.
[02:49] <reportingsjr> genefitz: any that would be on a school computer automatically?
[02:49] <FAJ> DasEi:  ok... what about these random freezes that i am reporting?
[02:49] <Flannel> FAJ: check your RAM (do memtest)
[02:49] <DasEi> FAJ: install conky to see what fills your ram
[02:50] <dranyam> ummm
[02:50] <genefitz> wmv (Windows Media Video) is proprietary to Microsoft, and though, there are codec packs for Linux to decode them, I don't know of any that will encode WMV
[02:50] <reportingsjr> bah, forget it then. I'll just take in an mpg!
[02:50] <genefitz> reportingsjr, what os is the school computer using?
[02:50] <dranyam> i know this sounds terrible but i just installed ubuntu 8.04 to my dell mini and I thought I used my normal login and pass
[02:50] <reportingsjr> genefitz: do you know any that will import/export mpg then?
[02:50] <FAJ> Flannel:  memtest i have done, for about 5 hours, no errors reported
[02:50] <dranyam> but its telling me its wrong
[02:50] <reportingsjr> genefitz: windows xp, of course :)
[02:50] <reportingsjr> well, :(
[02:50] <dranyam> is there any way I can login with another account
[02:50] <dranyam> like is there a root acount
[02:51] <dranyam> ?
[02:51] <Vantrax> im pretty sure VLC plays WMV files
[02:51] <genii> !root | dranyam
[02:51] <reportingsjr> Vantrax: I need a video oditor though
[02:51] <genefitz> report, most XP computers will automatically decode mpg (layer 1) without additional codecs.
[02:51] <reportingsjr> I need to edit out bits of a clip, and make it 30 seconds long.
[02:51] <dranyam> !root
[02:51] <genefitz> AVI would probably be a no, unless they installed a codec pack.
[02:51] <reportingsjr> genefitz: sweet, but I need an editor for them for linux :)
[02:52] <jrib> dranyam: you are going to have to reboot and select "recovery mode" from the grub menu.  Then you can do this command to remember your username: ls /home  .  And once, you know your username, reset your password with: passwd YOUR_USERNAME  .  Then reboot
[02:52] <FAJ> uggh  Flannel if i was using ndiswrapper to get on the internet, then will i have to reinstall with the kernel update ??
[02:52] <FAJ> b/c wifi isn't working either...
[02:52] <genefitz> reportingsjr: let me check packages, brb.
[02:52] <reportingsjr> genefitz: ok, I'm searching too
[02:52] <genii> dranyam: Best bet is boot to livecd, then mount the / of your hard drive. Then use the chroot command to temporarily make yourself superuser there and change the password of the user you normally want to use when it boots from hd
[02:52] <Wicked> hello all. is there anyway to tell how long ubuntu has been installed for?
[02:52] <reportingsjr> genefitz: ah, apparently kino can export many formats, I thought it would only do DV files. I think I'm cool then.
[02:54] <genefitz> reportingsjr: Great, I was having no luck. I am using OpenSuse on this computer.. Don't have the binefit of Ubuntu's package manager.
[02:54] <Flannel> Wicked: check /var/log/installer/
[02:54] <genefitz> Glad you found something though :-)
[02:54] <FAJ> Flannel:  omgosh  what is going on????  ndisgtk shows that my drivers are installed, but wifi isn't working??
[02:54] <Wicked> Flannel, ah ok ill check it out thanks!
[02:54] <dranyam> i typod on the username
[02:54] <dranyam> jesus im a tard
[02:55] <dranyam> :/
[02:55] <dranyam> thank you jrib
[02:55] <Ddorda> the restart and the quit has gone from the system>quit, and i can't load the "login window" application neither! what shall i do?
[02:55] <reportingsjr> genefitz: ah
[02:55] <FAJ> in the goot up, it says that ndiswrapper is not found??
[02:55] <Flannel> Ddorda: whats the output of "groups"?
[02:56] <Ddorda> dor adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin kqemu
[02:56] <genefitz> reporting 3 computers, 3 different OS's This one, my Ubuntu computer, and my Windows unit.
[02:56] <pipegeek> FAJ: argh, ndiswrapper is a pain >.<  But no, if you're using an ubuntu-provided kernel, it should come with the ndiswrapper module already included
[02:56] <scientus> wtf i turned my comp on with a new sound card, sound worked, then five minutes later no sound
[02:56] <scientus> gd
[02:56] <pipegeek> hmm, seems I'm slow on the draw
[02:57] <scientus> ok alsa-utils restart worked
[02:57] <FAJ> pipegeek:  unfortunately it's the only way to get my stuff to work, but in the new kernel it says that ndiswrapper is not found
[02:57] <Alca7raz> ok, I have a pretty odd problem. My cursor changed to a crosshair suddenly during normal use. If i click the mouse, the cursor changes back for a couple seconds, then returns to a crosshair. It also beeps when it changes. While its a crosshair it cant click anything and theres no mouse-over effects, so to open a menu i have to click twice, etc. Its quite annoying.
[02:58] <genefitz> scientus, have you gotten any notice from Ubuntu about needing updates? (little star in the upper right?)
[02:58] <lungren> pipegeek: i have the livecd but what do i do with it that allows me to edit partitions?
[02:58] <pipegeek> FAJ: how did you install the new kernel?  Sorry, I'm clearly jumping in mid-conversation
[02:58] <admin_masu3701> hello there can any body help me out with gparted to resize partitions?
[02:58] <Vantrax> scientus: check to see if its using pulse or alsa to actually output
[02:58] <FAJ> pipegeek:  all good that's fine.  through the repos, mainstream
[02:58] <FAJ> .21-generi
[02:58] <scientus> restarting alsa worked
[02:58] <FAJ> *generic
[02:58] <Vantrax> works, but you might have to keep doing it
[02:59] <pipegeek> FAJ: that's odd.  Do me a favor, and, in a terminal, type "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper", and tell me whether it prints an error
[02:59] <Ddorda> Flannel: dor adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev fuse lpadmin admin kqemu
[02:59] <jonah> Hi all anyone know where i can talk to someone about intellectual rights to ubuntu?!
[02:59] <Vantrax> ... what you want to know about that jonah
[02:59] <FAJ> pipegeek:  already one step ahead of you :P  FATAL Error:  module ndiswrapper not found.
[02:59] <DasEi> !flash>chetnick
[03:00] <Flannel> Ddorda: yeah, I saw it.  Not what I was expecting.
[03:00] <Ddorda> oh..
[03:00] <aless> hi, do you know if ubuntu server do some cpu usage limitation per process?.
[03:00] <FAJ> pipegeek:  correction .24-19-generic
[03:00] <jonah> I have a possible project i would like to work on but i need permission and possibly someone from the ubuntu teams guidance inorder for my project to come into existence
[03:01] <pipegeek> FAJ: hmm.  hold on
[03:01] <admin_masu3701> Ok..I have gparted open. and i see 2 partitions.windows and linux. i want to make linux space biger...how do i do that?
[03:01] <FAJ> pipegeek:  ok
[03:01] <kr1shns> Hello there! I setup my wireless card ok, but now it's not showing any connection avaible for wireless! And I know there at least 5 besides mine (Windows computer is saying that). How can I fix this? Hope I can have an answer!
[03:01] <FAJ> pipegeek:  PM?
[03:01] <pipegeek> FAJ: aha!  Make sure the "linux-ubuntu-modules" package for your kernel is installed ^_^
[03:01] <MothOnLovesFlame> what do you put as the server for gmail for evolution setup?
[03:02] <mrpockets> how do i mount a networkdrive?
[03:02] <tim__> #oss
[03:02] <HMS> hello
[03:03] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver
[03:03] <aless> is it possible to limit the cpu usage per process?
[03:03] <admin_masu3701> ??
[03:03] <jonah> vantrax am i in the correct place?
[03:03] <admin_masu3701> can anybody help with gparted in ubuntu?
[03:03] <genii> aless: Not sure on that exact Q. But you can use the renice command to allocate more or less resources to a running process
[03:04] <RetrogradeCultur> is there an ubuntu xwindows shortcut to minimize all windows?
[03:04] <kr1shns> My wireless connection showed up but no network avaible has been detected (and there is some avaible for sure). Am I doing anything wrong or there are any thing I need to do before?
[03:04] <Ddorda> the restart and the quit has gone from the system>quit, and i can't load the "login window" application neither! what shall i do?
[03:04] <jrib> RetrogradeCultur: system -> preferences -> keyboard shortcuts
[03:05] <aless> genii, thanks
[03:05] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: that doesn't make a lot of sense to me...if your wifi net is showing up, it should be available..
[03:05] <Fah> hey, does anyone know what package provides the fglrx kernel module for ATI cards in 8.10?
[03:05] <overrider> hey, i often feel that firefox somewhat chokes on certain sites. example just now was godaddy.com . anyone knows what i mean? it feels like a massive cpu spike with firefox sometimes
[03:05] <RetrogradeCultur> ie you should at least be able to try to connect, whether successful or not
[03:05] <Alca7raz> ﻿I have a pretty odd problem. My cursor changed to a crosshair suddenly during normal use. If i click the mouse, the cursor changes back for a couple seconds, then returns to a crosshair. It also beeps when it changes. While its a crosshair it cant click anything and theres no mouse-over effects, so to open a menu i have to click twice, etc. Its quite annoying.
[03:05] <RetrogradeCultur> ty jrib
[03:05] <jrib> Ddorda: what happens *exactly* when you try to load the "login window" application?  And how are you loading it?
[03:06] <RetrogradeCultur> brb
[03:06] <rebel_kid> im trying the command scp -p id_rsa.pub remoteuser@remotehost: how can i specify a port other than 22?
[03:06] <tim__> i just want to say that linux and ubuntu rules all
[03:06] <RetrogradeCultur> i need to see if my neighbor is trying to connect/connected to my wifi net
[03:06] <Ddorda> system > administration > login window
[03:06] <Ddorda> it's get in the application
[03:06] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver
[03:06] <genii> aless: You're welcome
[03:06] <jrib> rebel_kid: with -P.  Take a look at 'man scp'
[03:06] <Ddorda> and close it immediately
[03:07] <Devourer> Is there a way to see what is using a module?
[03:07] <jrib> Ddorda: run it from a shell and pastebin the output
[03:07] <Ddorda> just did, it said nothing
[03:07] <Ddorda> just closed it
[03:07] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: the wlan0 is up, but there are no networks available. My connection here is name "Josh-point" and its doesn`t even appear, none network appears. But when I`m using Windows all of them appears ok.
[03:08] <Ddorda> like i did Ctrl+C or something
[03:08] <kr1shns> I don't know why it's not detecting.
[03:08] <jrib> Ddorda: ps -ef | grep gdm
[03:08] <Ddorda> root      5715     1  0 03:32 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/gdm
[03:08] <Ddorda> root      5716  5715  0 03:32 ?        00:00:00 /usr/sbin/gdm
[03:08] <Ddorda> root      5722  5716  2 03:32 tty7     00:00:56 /usr/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7
[03:08] <Ddorda> root      5913  5722  0 03:32 tty7     00:00:00 /usr/bin/X :0 -br -audit 0 -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth -nolisten tcp vt7
[03:08] <Ddorda> dor       7598  7477  0 04:08 pts/1    00:00:00 grep gdm
[03:08] <FloodBot1> Ddorda: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:08] <tim__> can any one help me with my sound problem?
[03:09] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: refresh your wnet list
[03:09] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: also try rebooting
[03:09] <RetrogradeCultur> if those don't work, perhaps you should make sure your wifi router is broadcasting
[03:10] <Ddorda> here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/61313/
[03:10] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: any hint on how to do it via terminal? I already rebooted and stuff like that. If I try to refresh using GUI it doesnt change anything either.
[03:10] <RetrogradeCultur> if it's not broadcasting an SSID you won't pick it up
[03:10] <RetrogradeCultur> but you should still be able to connect manually
[03:10] <Ddorda> jrib, http://paste.ubuntu.com/61313/
[03:10] <RetrogradeCultur> via console no clue
[03:10] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: also, if possible, can you help me checking my wifi configuration?
[03:10] <gaintsura> is there a way to change the umask on a virtualbox shared folder? Shared with a virtualized windows XP
[03:10] <RetrogradeCultur> but i mean, if you can connect in Xwin you should be able to log out to console and use it still I think
[03:11] <Puppy> csilk ?
[03:11] <jrib> Ddorda: hrmm, why are there 2?  Have you tried stopping gdm, making sure all instances are gone, then starting it again, logging in and running gdmsetup?
[03:11] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: do you know your WIFI SSID?
[03:11] <csilk> up
[03:11] <csilk> Puppy,
[03:11] <Jac1d> Does anyhone know where to find your current ip address in /proc or /sys ?
[03:11] <Puppy> csilk - i got it installed, but now it does the same thing when it trys to boot up
[03:11] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: yes, i know the SSID and the WAP Personal passkey.
[03:11] <csilk> Puppy,  intrepid?
[03:11] <gaintsura> Jac1d: you could always just http://www.whatismyip.com
[03:11] <Puppy> csilk - pci=nomsi made it install
[03:11] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: go to your wifi set up, go to manual configuration and plug in the info
[03:11] <RetrogradeCultur> see if that'll help
[03:12] <csilk> Puppy,  you also need to boot with that too
[03:12] <Puppy> csilk - is there a way i can set pci=nomsi for bootup ?
[03:12] <csilk> I think
[03:12] <Puppy> csilk i like your thinking :p
[03:12] <RetrogradeCultur> it may be that your adapter doesn't work with ubuntu
[03:12] <csilk> Puppy,  yes in the grub.conf file
[03:12] <Puppy> how can i get to that ?
[03:12] <pipegeek> Puppy: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:12] <Alca7raz> ﻿I have a pretty odd problem. My cursor changed to a crosshair suddenly during normal use. If i click the mouse, the cursor changes back for a couple seconds, then returns to a crosshair. It also beeps when it changes. While its a crosshair it cant click anything and theres no mouse-over effects, so to open a menu i have to click twice, etc. Its quite annoying.
[03:13] <Puppy> csilk you get my pm ?
[03:13] <pipegeek> haha.  Have you tried logging out and in again?  Does the problem persist?
[03:13] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: I tried this before. I'm thinking it's something related on firmwares for my Intel 3945ABG Wireless card.
[03:13] <roselgan> is there someone here that could help me with phpmyadmin plz.... i am new to linux
[03:13] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: if you WLAN adapter works with windows and not linux then i'd venture to say your card doesn't, at this time, work with linux
[03:13] <RetrogradeCultur> ie it's not compatable
[03:13] <admin_masu3701> can anybody help with gparted to resize partitions?
[03:13] <Alca7raz> I have logged out/in and eve rebooted, the problem persists
[03:13] <RetrogradeCultur> start with physical/hardware problems first
[03:13] <RetrogradeCultur> then move up
[03:14] <pipegeek> Alca7raz: how very odd.  Lemme think about this
[03:14] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver
[03:14] <Puppy> How can i set Ubunto to laod with parameter pci=nomsi
[03:14] <RetrogradeCultur> you can't worry about software problem if your HW doesn't work right with your pc and os etc
[03:14] <Vantrax> some WLAN cards just arent compatable, and others have issues with encryption standards, wireless and webcams are the two areas that still need alot of work
[03:14] <Jac1d> gaintsura: you are assuming the machines that are requiring this info have access to the internet
[03:14] <jamesish> Puppy: edit menu.lst, I believe.
[03:14] <RetrogradeCultur> yeah Vantrax
[03:14] <Puppy> jamesish - i cant get it to load lol
[03:15] <Puppy> jamesish - i cant load ubuntu :s
[03:15] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: it works with Windows and some other Distros I tried before. I'm having problems just now. Do you know anything about firmwares to wireless drivers?
[03:15] <RetrogradeCultur> for instance, most newer/usb wlan adapters (in my exp, given it's only been 2 of them) work great with ubuntu
[03:15] <Ddorda> jrib, no. how do i do that?
[03:15] <jamesish> Puppy: in grub, use the edit menu to append the flag to the boot line.
[03:15] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns:  what makes you think it's firmware?
[03:15] <Puppy> jamesish - how can i get into grub ?
[03:15] <roselgan> can someone help with phpmyadmin plz
[03:15] <jamesish> Puppy: presumably by turning hte computer on?
[03:16] <HMS> I follow driver instructions and after "Sudo make clean modules I get an error
[03:16] <murjoh_> i need help with a mac mini and display issues i've been having. Can anyone help ?
[03:16] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: I tried dmesg and it pointed "Failure" on some firmware information. That's why I'm betting on it.
[03:16] <roselgan> is there something like sqlyog in linux
[03:16] <jrib> Ddorda: easiest way then is for you to just reboot and try to start gdmsetup immediately
[03:17] <Mike804> Question: Can an expert help me install the Tascam US-428 - its the last thing stopping me from using UBNTU fulltime - I know its supported - but impossible for a beginner - msg me please
[03:17] <genii> murjoh_: There is an #ubuntu-powerpc channel where they are likely better to assist you in this issue
[03:17] <Sammy> Hi..all
[03:17] <roselgan> hi sammy
[03:17] <Ddorda> i tried doing it. maybe i should put it in the sessions and restart with a script?
[03:18] <pipegeek> Alca7raz... I mean, until you said you rebooted, I was thinking there was some sort of screen-grabbing program running in a loop for some wacky reason, and clicking once caused a screenshot to occur, causing the program to exit, and giving you back your cursor until the program started again.... but I don't know how the system would get into that state, much less continue in it after a reboot
[03:18] <jrib> Ddorda: no, what does 'ps -ef | grep gdm' return right after  you log in?
[03:18] <pipegeek> what an odd problem
[03:18] <jrib> Ddorda: after a reboot
[03:18] <murjoh_> thanks genii.
[03:18] <pipegeek> not helpful, I realize
[03:19] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: i can tell you how you may be able to break this down very quickly.....
[03:19] <Ddorda> ehmm, let me check & i'll come back for you
[03:19] <Ddorda> 1 min :P
[03:19] <genii> murjoh_: If no joy there, perhaps try here again
[03:19] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns: use the adapter's manufacturer site and or/google to see if it's compatible
[03:19] <Ddorda> 1 thing, what is the restart script?
[03:19] <RetrogradeCultur> if it's not compatible with your os..then there ya go
[03:19] <Ddorda> couse now i cant reboot
[03:19] <Alca7raz> pipegeek: no its not, thanks for trying though
[03:19] <RetrogradeCultur> also try updating your system if you haven't already
[03:20] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver, can someone?
[03:20] <roselgan> question.... is there a program like sqlyog for linux.... my phpmyadmin wont let me import a big enough file... or how do i change the settings in phpmyadmin
[03:20] <Ddorda> oh.. found it
[03:20] <Ddorda> BRB
[03:20] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns:  system -> admin -> update manager
[03:20] <Vantrax> heya roselgan im guessing that no one knows the answer, id try the ubuntu forum
[03:20] <csilk> roselgan,  first of all make sure it is a phpmyadmin problem and not a linit set by your ooh.ini
[03:20] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns:  but first check to make sure you're using a compatible wifi adapter
[03:21] <csilk> ** roselgan php.ini
[03:21] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: ok, wait up a second.
[03:21] <RetrogradeCultur> you should be able to find that out on the web
[03:21] <RetrogradeCultur> okay
[03:21] <lightdragon> Hey, I'm running a windows box and a linux box, and i'm really inexperienced with Ubuntu or linux in general. But it seems that I've been able to network the two computers through my wireless router successfully. Unfortunately though, I can't see any files when I look at the network in ubuntu... Any ideas why? or how to fix it?
[03:21] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns:  there used to be a linux compatibility list on the web somewhere
[03:21] <Mike804> Tascam US428 USB soundcard - Need assistance, san provide links to ALSA instructions: Need assistance in translating the instruction into novice install
[03:21] <pipegeek> lightdragon: as in, you can't see files on your windows machine from your ubuntu box?
[03:21] <jamesish> lightdragon: presumably you've not been able to network the two computers successfully.
[03:21] <RetrogradeCultur> I can't remebmer where
[03:21] <pipegeek> yet both are on the same network, and both can access the internet?
[03:22] <lightdragon> pipegeek: that's right
[03:22] <pipegeek> lightdragon: It's possible you just haven't turned on file sharing on the windows box
[03:22] <roselgan> i am new to this would u pm me with help to find it and what to change plz
[03:22] <RetrogradeCultur> brb
[03:22] <pipegeek> it's not on by default
[03:22] <lightdragon> pipegeek: I checked that.. it is on I've also enabled it so my entire c drive is shared
[03:23] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver, can someone please?
[03:23] <pipegeek> Hmm.  Well, it's also possible that the two machines aren't in the same "workgroup" (god, I hate windows networking)
[03:23] <pipegeek> lightdragon: but, regardless, you can force ubuntu's hand, even if it isn't showing up automatically:
[03:23] <pipegeek> lightdragon: go to the Places menu, pick "Connect to server..."
[03:23] <genii> If you use IP you can span workgroups easily enough
[03:23] <admin_masu3701> Hello there...I need help resizing partitions using Gparted..Can anybody help?
[03:23] <lightdragon> pipegeek: they're in the same workgroup so far as i know. if it helps i'm using samba on ubuntu
[03:23] <refriedbeans> oh no
[03:24] <pipegeek> haha
[03:24] <MothOnLovesFlame> lol
[03:24] <_Zeus_> what happened?
[03:24]  * csilk smells netsplit
[03:24] <refriedbeans> thats what its called!
[03:24] <pipegeek> lightdragon: select "Windows share", put the ip address of the windows machine in Server: , specify a username, and try connecting
[03:24] <pipegeek> yep
[03:24] <bruenig> the floodbots go crazy for the netsplits
[03:24] <pyr0> Hey, ive just got a new HD and wanted to install Ibex beta rather than wait until the 30th. Will this cause me any problems or will any changes in the final release just come through as updates?
[03:24] <refriedbeans> i forgot for a sec
[03:24] <pipegeek> here we go
[03:24] <bruenig> they put their hats on
[03:24] <csilk> and that's what we call re-sync
[03:24] <refriedbeans> netsplit :)
[03:25] <pipegeek> wheeeee
[03:25] <Flannel> pyr0: you'll be able to go to final via regular updates
[03:25] <refriedbeans> omg...
[03:25] <Ddorda1> jrib, i'm back
[03:25] <pipegeek> lightdragon: samba's the file server.  So, to get to the windows box from the ubuntu box, it doesn't matter whether or not you have samba installed
[03:25] <jrib> Ddorda1: k, does 'sudo gdmsetup' still fail?
[03:25] <pyr0> ok, thanks.
[03:25] <kr1shns> RetrogradeCultur: just found a website that teaches how to configure it. Thanks a lot! I`ll give a try on the website and then I'll come here!
[03:26] <Ddorda1> yes
[03:26] <asdklfalsjfd> anyone have any luck using a fingerprint scanner
[03:26] <pipegeek> lightdragon: but, as for workgroup---the workgroup that ubuntu uses by default isn't configurable, except by hand-editing /etc/samba/smb.conf
[03:26] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver, can someone please?
[03:26] <pipegeek> unless I'm out of date
[03:26] <jrib> Ddorda1: what does 'ps -ef | grep gdm' look like?
[03:26] <lightdragon> pipegeek: yeah that's what i did
[03:26] <RetrogradeCultur> kr1shns:  okay :) good luck
[03:26] <Ddorda1> but still i can't restart and shutdown by the quit system
[03:26] <pipegeek> aaaah
[03:27] <pipegeek> bleah
[03:27] <JoseBravo> All my GTK applications in KDE, including FireFox appears very ugly. How can I fix that?
[03:27] <jrib> Ddorda1: wait.  Does gdmsetup open or not?
[03:27] <pipegeek> lightdragon: okay.  Were you able to connect to your windows box by specifying its ip address manually?
[03:27] <pipegeek> Ie, in Places/Connect to Server...
[03:27] <Ddorda1> yes, open
[03:27] <Ddorda1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/61317/
[03:27] <Bogaurd> i have an ubuntu machine which I use as a router - once it has very high uptime (around 100 days), I find that things become very slow, especially building the route table when links come up/go down, it takes several minutes - could anybody suggest why this is?
[03:27] <arbir> hello
[03:28] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: What's the memory usage?
[03:28] <pipegeek> lightdragon: Also, can the machines actually see each other?  For instance, can you ping your windows box from your linux box?
[03:28] <arbir> anybody has used usb to boot ?
[03:28] <lightdragon> pipegeek: Still working on that. had to get the ip...
[03:28] <pipegeek> aha
[03:28] <arbir> I keep getting error 17, when i try to boot from the USB
[03:28] <HMS> I am new to ubuntu and need some help installing a NIC driver, can someone please?
[03:28] <lightdragon> pipegeek: how do i find the linux ip?
[03:28] <arbir> lightdragon: ifconrfig
[03:28] <MothOnLovesFlame> hehehehehe
[03:28] <arbir> lightdragon: ifconfig
[03:29] <jrib> JoseBravo: tried with gtk-qt-engine ?
[03:29] <lightdragon> pipegeek: though presumably they can, as ubuntu fins it in network places
[03:29] <pipegeek> lightdragon: right-click on the network icon in the upper-righthand corner and pick "Connection Info"
[03:29] <pipegeek> lightdragon: or, alternatively, type "ifconfig" in a terminal
[03:29] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: it shows as having about 179MB cahced, 5mb free, and 150mb active..
[03:29] <pipegeek> aaaaaah
[03:29] <pipegeek> was unaware of that
[03:29] <pipegeek> So, at what point does the connection actually fail?
[03:29] <pipegeek> sorry
[03:29] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: Then you're out of memory.
[03:29] <arbir> pipegeek: do you know about error 17 in grub ?
[03:29] <pipegeek> arbit: not off the top of my head.  How are you getting it?
[03:29] <JoseBravo> jrib, I installed gtk-qt-engine-kde4 but how can I use it?
[03:30] <MothOnLovesFlame> lol
[03:30] <jrib> Ddorda: ok, well in the "Local" tab, under "Menu Bar", have you checked "Show Actions menu" and the thing below it?
[03:30] <arbir> pipegeek: i made a parted magic bootable USB. and each time i boot it, i get error 17
[03:30] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: hmm. why would it happen gradually?
[03:30] <Bogaurd> a memory leak or something?
[03:30] <Ddorda> now did
[03:30] <Orbixx> Quite possibly.
[03:30] <pipegeek> arbir: ah.  Sorry, don't have any experience tehre
[03:30] <Ddorda> thank you ^^
[03:30] <Orbixx> That's the first thing I thought.
[03:30] <jrib> JoseBravo: I believe you have to configure it in kde settings.  Try #kubuntu maybe
[03:30] <arbir> alright
[03:30] <arbir> thanks pipegeek
[03:31] <Mike804> Tascam US428 USB soundcard - Need assistance, san provide links to ALSA instructions: Need assistance in translating the instruction into novice install
[03:31] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: any ideas on how to track down the culprit? :)
[03:31] <Puppy> csilk - that dir does not exist
[03:31] <pyr0> Can anyone tell me if it is very difficult setting up full disk encryption using the Alternate install CD?
[03:31] <admin_masu3701> HEllo can someone help with gparted to resize partitions
[03:31] <_Zeus_> admin_masu3701: what's up?
[03:31] <Mike804> Pyro - very simple check the net there is a walk through
[03:31] <csilk> Puppy, then you must of not been in /
[03:31] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: top, then shift+m
[03:31] <Puppy> i get root bin lin var etc...
[03:31] <csilk> Puppy, did it install ok?
[03:31] <pipegeek> lightdragon: at what point does your attempted connection to your windows box fail?
[03:31] <Puppy> csilk i dunno lol, i cant boot it
[03:32] <pipegeek> lightdragon: Does ubuntu actually ever ask you for a username?
[03:32] <RetrogradeCultur> what param do I use in nmap to scan from 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.255?
[03:32] <csilk> Puppy, ok, ignoring the fact you cant boot, do you think it installed?
[03:32] <Puppy> csilk seems to yeah, it said it worked ok
[03:32] <_786soul> Anyone here help me with this problem? I got ubuntu booting from an SD card along with backtrack 3 from grub. Everything boots correct but ubuntu won't get to the desktop, rather giving me a blank screen with a mouse. This is AFTER i log in with user and pass in the respective boxes. Any help?
[03:32] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: thats what I thought, but the only thing using any significant amount of memory is mysqld, using 8% of my memory, and 124mb of virtual memory
[03:32] <Puppy> csilk is complete the install process
[03:32] <csilk> Puppy,  ok give me a sec
[03:32] <Puppy> csilk and its 4am :p
[03:32] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: Then you just simply do not have enough memory.
[03:32] <admin_masu3701> _Zeus_:  I have gparted open. I have windows and ubuntu on my pc. i want to make linux partition bigger cause i dont use windows that much anymore..how can i cut some space from windows partition and add it to linux?
[03:32] <chetnick> some crazy stuff today, first with the sound card problems, now my restart button disappeared as well as System>Administration>Login Windows settings. It wont prompt login screen so it brings me to console, i startx from console and went to check Login Window settings to find out that it disappeard. How can i fix this?
[03:33] <Orbixx> Take it down, install more RAM.
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[03:33] <JoseBravo> jrib, thank you.
[03:33] <csilk> Puppy,  yeah i know lol, I have a 9am lecture tomorrow aswell :(
[03:33] <_Zeus_> admin_masu3701: are you on a live cd?
[03:33] <Puppy> ouch
[03:33] <Puppy> csilk shoudl get some slep lol
[03:33] <Ddorda> jrib, you're the best! thank you for saving me :P
[03:33] <Orbixx> It's the caching to the swap file that's slowing your system down.
[03:33] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: fair enough. weird that it runs fine for around 100 days though =\
[03:33] <Mike804> Tascam US428 : need help installing - ALSA has instruction that I cant quite follow, please msg me
[03:33] <csilk> Puppy,  i'll probs sleep in the lecture hahah
[03:33] <RetrogradeCultur> what param do I use in nmap to scan from 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.255?
[03:33] <Vantrax> admin_masu3701: you can edit ntfs in gparted without having problems
[03:33] <Puppy> lmmfao
[03:33] <zloog> chetnick: In general you want to avoid startx, just sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[03:33] <zloog> chetnick: I bet that will get you the login window back
[03:33] <_Zeus_> !language | Puppy
[03:34] <csilk> Puppy,  does grub load?
[03:34] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: A few different services always end up consuming a little more memory over time, even when idle.
[03:34] <Vantrax> its just tricky
[03:34] <admin_masu3701> _Zeus_:  no..i have ubuntu installed and windows (dual boot)
[03:34] <Puppy> csilk - so if i can see root / var / bin / this is in BusyBox
[03:34] <_Zeus_> admin_masu3701: if you want to resize ubuntu, you can't be running ubuntu
[03:34] <Bogaurd> Orbixx: cheers :)
[03:34] <usser> Bogaurd, result of sloppy programming :)
[03:34] <_Zeus_> admin_masu3701: you will need to boot to the ubuntu CD and use gparted on that
[03:34] <RetrogradeCultur> lol @ being scolded for an acronym
[03:34] <_786soul> Anyone? Why do I have a blank screen after putting in my user and pass when ubuntu starts up? Just a blank screen with a mouse...
[03:34] <Orbixx> Bogaurd: You're welcome.
[03:35] <Bogaurd> usser: haha, yeah. i'm actually suspect of one of my own apps the machine is running :P
[03:35] <Puppy> _786soul tryed giving it a min ?
[03:35] <_Zeus_> RetrogradeCultur: what do you mean?
[03:35] <csilk> Puppy,  which command did you use to install?
[03:35] <RetrogradeCultur> anyone wanna tell me what the param is to scan from x.x.1.1 to x.x.1.255 with nmap?
[03:35] <genii> _786soul: Does it eventually dump you back to login screen?
[03:35] <Puppy> csilk i went throught the alt cd installer
[03:35] <admin_masu3701> _Zeus_ : I want to take cut off some disk space from windows and add it to linux
[03:35] <RetrogradeCultur> _Zeus_:  in regards to what?
[03:35] <chetnick> aaa fuck this i am gonna format this bitch, i am sick of this shit.
[03:35] <_Zeus_> │(22:34:46) RetrogradeCultur: lol @ being scolded for an acronym                                                              │
[03:35] <csilk> Puppy,  yeah but which command made the hdd detection work/
[03:35] <csilk> ?
[03:35] <_Zeus_> !ohmy | chetnick
[03:35] <lightdragon> pipegeek: okay so pinging from each box works... as for when the connection fails, what happens is when I select the Windows Network icon from the Network - File Browser, it takes a long time to say it's done being busy but then there's no files shown in the window...
[03:35] <Puppy> csilk pci=nomsi
[03:35] <_Zeus_> admin_masu3701: you want to make ubuntu bigger, right?
[03:35] <csilk> kk
[03:36] <zloog> !list
[03:36] <_786soul> Puppy, genii: I have waited a good ten minutes. Also it just sits at that screen with a mouse by itself. No background no desktop at all
[03:36] <admin_masu3701> _Zeus_: Yes..by cutting space from windows cause i dont have empty space
[03:36] <lightdragon> pipegeek: oh and I couldn't connect with the Connect to Server... route
[03:36] <Puppy> csilk let me try and get in grub
[03:36] <kunwon1> RetrogradeCultur, specify the ip address as 192.168.2.* or 192.168.2-5.1-255 or any combination.. ranges and wildcards are both legal
[03:36] <Puppy> brb
[03:36] <lightdragon> pipegeek: at all
[03:37] <genii> _786soul: Does the mouse move?
[03:37] <csilk> kk
[03:37] <pipegeek> lightdragon: Very odd indeed.
[03:37] <lowslungstrider> how do I use .pcf fonts in xubuntu?
[03:37] <_786soul> genii: Mouse moves perfectly. and ctrl+alt+f2 bring me to CLI and i can login there and access my root. So i know i've got the right user and pass
[03:37] <ubuntu__> hello
[03:38] <Alca7raz> does anyone know what would cause the cursor to change to a crosshair on its own?
[03:38] <Vantrax> admin_masu3701:  id resize windows using a tool like partition magic, gparted can do some funny things with ntfs
[03:38] <pipegeek> lightdragon.  Weird.  I'm *guessing* that it's trying to connect using a username that doesn't actually have access to the shared directory on the windows machine, because the behavior you describe is consistent with that scenario, but I don't know
[03:38] <Flannel> Alca7raz: is it an X?
[03:38] <dranyam> hrrrm
[03:38] <ubuntu__> how can I get the real xchat installed instead of xchat-gnome? I hate this interface
[03:38] <Flannel> ubuntu__: install xchat (its in universe) instead of xchat-gnome
[03:38] <Alca7raz> Flannel: no
[03:38] <dranyam> I may have bit off more than I can chew trying to install ubuntu on this dell mini 9
[03:38] <Vantrax> admin_masu3701: after that boot off a live cd and use gparted to increase the linux partition
[03:38] <dranyam> well
[03:38] <dranyam> not install as its already installed
[03:39] <johnf> is anyone having problems with latest java packages on 64 bit? ie 6-07
[03:39] <Vantrax> dranyam: i think there was a site dedicated to ubuntu on mini 9s
[03:39] <dranyam> ive got an atheros AR5008 card and it still not showing up
[03:39] <dranyam> Van yeah I was just reading some of it
[03:39] <Vantrax> you should be using intrepid on a mini 9 anyway, the support is better
[03:39] <ubuntu__> Flannel: couldn't find package xchat
[03:39] <dranyam> well it said beta
[03:39] <dranyam> and I got scared
[03:39] <dranyam> :(
[03:39] <Vantrax> lol
[03:39] <zloog> _786soul: I think you might be running a diffrent window manager, you might want to try control alt backspace, then go look at changing the session before logging back in
[03:39] <Flannel> ubuntu__: do you have universe enabled?
[03:39] <genii> _786soul: Hmm. Possibly some permissions in it's home dir are afftected.    if username is "joe"    try something like:    sudo chown -hR joe:joe /home/joe                from the console
[03:40] <Vantrax> have a chat to the guys on #ubuntu-1 about it
[03:40] <dranyam> i desperately want to free myself from windows
[03:40] <admin_masu3701> Vantrax: Ok ...so go to windows and resize it.. then book from ubuntu cd and use gparted?
[03:40] <ubuntu__> Flannel: I don't know, it's a live cd. is it enabled by default?
[03:40] <Vantrax> one of the major improvements in  intrepid is for netbooks
[03:40] <genii> zloog: Conceivably he could be in TWM or so I suppose
[03:40] <Flannel> ubuntu__: It should be, yes.  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install xchat
[03:40] <rebel_kid> how can i find out what device i am connected to such as eth0
[03:40] <Mike804> Tascam US428 : need help installing - ALSA has instruction that I cant quite follow, please msg me
[03:40] <dranyam> so should I wait 8 days
[03:40] <dranyam> or just download the beta
[03:40] <ubuntu__> Flannel: that's the very first thing I did upon booting
[03:41] <Vantrax> beta, its not gonna change much, and you can just update when it goes live
[03:41] <dranyam> well
[03:41] <_2> can someone point me at a howto, or walk me through opening port 22 on a dsl modem   (or forwarding it)  ???
[03:41] <dranyam> at least Im not bored anymore
[03:41]  * dranyam wanders off to ubuntu.com
[03:41]  * Vantrax waves goodbye
[03:42] <Flannel> ubuntu__: Alright, well, make sure universe is enabled (software sources), and then grab xchat.  It is in universe, and the package is "xchat"
[03:42] <Jangari> in screen resolution settings, i don't have the right options for the res of my 22"lcd, it only goes as high as about 1268x1024 when it should go up to 1680x1050. Can I manually add screen resolution settings somehow?
[03:42] <_786soul> genii: The command didn't work. I log in again however the same still appears. Just the blank screen and a mouse. No loading sign or cursor change either
[03:43] <_786soul> zloog: Same is the result, no change when I log in again.
[03:43] <genii> _786soul: Do you have a dulahead video adapter, or an onboard plus secondary? Might be outputting desktop to another output
[03:43] <_2> guess not huh ?
[03:43] <Puppy> csilk loaded into grub
[03:43] <Puppy> command didnt work
[03:43] <Jangari> _786soul: did you enable virtual resolution settings, by any chance?
[03:43] <Puppy> did find menu.lst that came up with nothing
[03:43] <csilk> Puppy, where did you put the command?
[03:43] <lightdragon> pipegeek: Ok, how about from the other direction? My windows box doesn't seem to see any network places for my ubuntu... How do I set shared access up on Ubuntu?
[03:43] <Puppy> grub
[03:43] <csilk> oh wiat
[03:43] <csilk> new instructions
[03:43] <csilk> *wait
[03:43] <Puppy> when it first loaded i his escape
[03:43] <Puppy> then c for console
[03:43] <_786soul> genii: Uhm well I've got an eeepc, and I just did a straight install to the SD card so I havent done any modifications at all. This has been happening since the first boot
[03:43] <Puppy> said grub>
[03:44] <csilk> i'll pm, dont wanna flood
[03:44] <ubuntu__> Flannel: assuming that ubuntu uses /etc/apt/sources.list, it isn't enabled by default afterall
[03:44] <_786soul> Jangari: Haven't changed any settings. This has been happening since I installed onto the SD card.
[03:44] <Flannel> ubuntu__: Interesting.  It is once you install.
[03:44] <xanadu10> CShadowRun:
[03:44] <Jangari> hmm, try installing afresh, then
[03:44] <CShadowRun> xanadu10 ?
[03:44] <xanadu10> mt
[03:44] <ekow> if i install the ibex beta right now, will it be significantly different than if i wait till the 31st for the release?
[03:44] <sirjoebob> hey all. what log file will tell what users log into a system?
[03:45] <ubuntu__> Flannel: in fact, every line in that file is commented out. I don't know how it was able to fetch xchat-gnome
[03:45] <_786soul> Jangari: Ah =( I was afraid of that. I'm keeping it as my last resort if theres nothing I can try to do to fix it
[03:45] <ubuntu__> Flannel: or why it didnt error on apt-get update
[03:45] <Mike804> Sound issue - can someone good with ALSA help?
[03:45] <Jangari> well, you could try looking at your xorg.conf file,
[03:45] <Flannel> ubuntu__: well, it won't error with the update, since you're just not telling it to check anything
[03:45] <Jangari>  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:45] <_2> howto open port 22 on a dsl modem   (or forwarding it)  ???
[03:46] <Jangari> and try running the command $sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:46] <_786soul> Jangari, genii: See thing is a get the graphical log on, its not a CLI at that point so im perplexed as to why the desktop just wont come up
[03:46] <Jangari> but the mouse is showing up
[03:46] <ubuntu__> Flannel: ok, that explains that part of it. then the only question is how did it know where to grab xchat-gnome from?
[03:46] <CShadowRun> _2 if you have a DSL modem that is connected directly to your PC, all ports are open.
[03:46] <_786soul> Jangari: Yes mouse shows up and can move around
[03:46] <Flannel> ubuntu__: no idea
[03:46] <Jangari> so it is your Xsession,
[03:46] <ubuntu__> Flannel: well, looks like it found it now
[03:46] <ubuntu__> thanks
[03:47] <_786soul> Jangari: Xsession?
[03:47] <Jangari> but nothing else shows up, even if you, for instance, hit right-click, no menu, right?
[03:47] <_2> CShadowRun: then why can't i see port 22 open?    would you please check from there?
[03:47] <Jangari> Xsession is what the graphical interface is called
[03:47] <Jangari> !xsession
[03:47] <genii> _786soul: I've seen this often in cases where items in home dir where used as root or accidentally changed ownership from their rightful one. This is why I suggested earlier the chown command for that.
[03:47] <_786soul> Jangari: Nope, nothing else. Its just a plain moving mouse and a blank screen behind it
[03:47] <CShadowRun> _2 i don't know, if you have a standard DSL modem it should not block ports. Modems arn't NATS
[03:47] <ekow> ﻿if i install the ibex beta right now, will it be significantly different than if i wait till the 31st for the release?
[03:47] <_786soul> genii: Yeah the chown didnt work =(
[03:48] <Ascorbic_Acid> Ok all please read... I am trying to get Youtube videos to go full screen in Firefox.... it has not worked since i installed Ubuntu... it tries to go full screen but then goes back... Anyone know why?
[03:48] <Flannel> ekow: #ubuntu+1 will be able to answer that question.
[03:48] <Jangari> _786soul: i'd try reconfiguring xorg.conf first and see what happens
[03:48] <ekow> ok thank you
[03:48] <christo_m> anyone else have issues with wine and steam
[03:48] <christo_m> i cant seem to purchase a game
[03:48] <christo_m> i click the purchase button and it does nothing
[03:48] <pipegeek> lightdragon: hmmph.  I'm clearly not much help.  You already have samba installed and configured, and the windows box can't connect to \\<linux-ip-address>\ ?
[03:49] <liquid> Hello
[03:49] <genii> _786soul: Perhaps check the ownership of the hidden files and directories in your /home/username    with  ls -la /home/username         and see if anything jumps out as not owned by the default user there
[03:49] <_2> CShadowRun i'm trying to get sshd usable. and i can ssh in locally but can't using my inet ip.
[03:49] <yhy> hi
[03:49] <CShadowRun> _2 i have no idea sorry.
[03:50] <jamesish> pipegeek: just take it one step at a time. If there's something going on, that's the way to shimmy and move. What's the steps for files over the network with samba? Presumably verify machines are on the same subnet, start the service, verify permissions and shoot from the hip?
[03:50] <CShadowRun> i just assume that dsl modems don't forward ports, i'm not an advanced user
[03:50] <liquid> I have a dell m1330 with biometrics on it and I cant get it to work, I installed think finger but dont know how to run it, I havent used linux in years
[03:50] <_786soul> Jangari: Reconfiguing the xconf didnt work, still the same
[03:50] <lightdragon> pipegeek: To be honest, I'm not sure how to tell windows to connect directly to linux ip address. I just know that it's not showing in "My Network Places"
[03:50] <rebel_kid> without screwing anything up can i check if my wireless card is capable of bridging
[03:51] <pipegeek> lightdragon: what you'd do is open an explorer window (or start menu/run) and enter \\<ip address here\
[03:51] <_2> CShadowRun: k thanks
[03:51] <Jangari> does anyone know how to manually add resolution options to the screen resolution settings dialogue box's list of options? Is there a config file that should contain that info?
[03:51] <Flannel> liquid: Read the thinkfinger documentation.... let me grab the file path for you, it'll explain how to get it to work.
[03:51] <liquid> Does anybody know anything about thinkfinger?
[03:51] <liquid> Flannel: Thank you sir
[03:51] <kunwon1> CShadowRun, have you modified your ssh config file?
[03:51] <pipegeek> lightdragon: whereas the simplest way to check if it's working from ubuntu would be to open a nautilus window and type "smb://username@<ip address here>/"
[03:52] <_786soul> genii: Nothing seemed to be out of order. My username is there for all the entries I could see but not all were on the screen. How do I scroll up to see the higher entries?
[03:52] <liquid> Flannel: I found a article on thinkwiki
[03:52] <genii> _786soul: shift-pageup   usually
[03:52] <liquid> Flannel: But it wouldnt load
[03:52] <Flannel> liquid: Alright, packages.ubuntu.com seems to be taking its sweet time.  Lets do it the quick way:  dpkg -L thinkfinger | grep Debian
[03:53] <Jangari> _786soul: run the command egain with "| more" at the end, it'll split it up into pages
[03:53] <yhy> has anyone come from China?
[03:53] <Flannel> liquid: The README.Debian file is the one you want to read, it explains how to add it to PAM
[03:53] <Flannel> liquid: then once you've done that, you just need to enroll (tf-... something) and then you're done!
[03:54] <Jangari> is there a howto document somewhere on setting up ssh keys for automatic logging into remote servers?
[03:54] <_786soul> genii, Jangari: Alright tried it but everything has my name by it so I'm guessing everything is in place. Only thing that doesn't is the ".." entry
[03:54] <liquid> Flannel: Its saying thinkfinger isnt installed but I just did it, configure.make.make install
[03:54] <Flannel> liquid: er.......
[03:54] <hechu1> `8.10
[03:54] <Flannel> liquid: package management.  Don't compile stuff.
[03:54] <Jangari> the ".." directory is the relative link to the directory above, _786soul
[03:54] <liquid> Flannel: I said the same thing
[03:54] <CoRnJuLiOx> is there any way to hack the ubuntu boot screen? so that it displays something other than the ubuntu boot logo
[03:54] <Jangari> and "." is the directory you're in
[03:54] <liquid> Flannel: I did it by hand
[03:54] <Flannel> liquid: don't.
[03:55] <cllaudyu> hi
[03:55] <kaervek> quick question:  I'm sure there's a way to remove multiple files at once via bash with the rm command, how might I do this?
[03:55] <Flannel> liquid: remove whatever you did, and then sudo apt-get install thinkfinger
[03:55] <Jangari> yes, CoRnJuLiOx
[03:55] <kaervek> as opposed to rm'ing once for each file.
[03:55] <liquid> Flannel: Really, I tried the apt-get thing, still new to that
[03:55] <genii> _786soul: OK. Some other thing then
[03:55] <_786soul> Jangari: Oh okay so I'm guessing that aside everything is in place.
[03:55] <liquid> Flannel: I couldnt find it
[03:55] <Flannel> liquid: its there.
[03:55] <Guest73106> hello!!. I want to install xmms but it requires libglib1.2 ... how do i get this package? its not in synaptic. If that cant be done what is another program like xmms i can use? im using xmms because I use streamtuner for the free radio station
[03:55] <Flannel> !synaptic | liquid
[03:55] <pipegeek> lightdragon: oh, and I just realized you don't have to edit smb.conf directly
[03:55] <Mike804> Sound issue - can someone good with ALSA help?
[03:55] <CoRnJuLiOx> Jangari, is there a guide to doing this?
[03:55] <pipegeek> lightdragon: run "shares-admin"
[03:55] <dulak> kaervek: you can use wildcards, like rm *.gif
[03:55] <Jangari> it sounds like it, _786soul. I'm still convinced your problem is an xsession thing
[03:55] <liquid> Flannel: Thank you
[03:56] <cllaudyu> hello can i get some help here? am i in the wright place? i don't know to to delete a locked filed on the desktop it's making me mad plase tell me how to do it if someone can...
[03:56] <remitaylor> i have an alternate install CD.  i'm trying to rescue a system.  the rescue option crashes (stuck at '...TIMER') ... is there another way that i can get a shell from the alternate install cd?  i tried running the console and getting a shell - i get busybox ... but it doesn't seem to have fsck, which i need?  anyone know?
[03:56] <_786soul> Jangari: Does xsession only come into play after I log in though?
[03:56] <Flannel> !info libpam-thinkfinger | liquid
[03:56] <Jangari> CoRnJuLiOx: dunno, possibly. I only know it's possible. UbuntuStudio changes the load screen, so it must be possible, although, it does load a separate kernal
[03:56] <liquid> Flannel: Maybe you can answer answer another question, why do some pages load and some dont?
[03:56] <cllaudyu> ?
[03:56] <Jangari> _786soul: yep, in fact you could try changing the 'session' when you log in,
[03:57] <favro> !usplash | CoRnJuLiOx
[03:57] <Flannel> liquid: no idea.  Sorry, actual package is libpam-thinkfinger, which makes sense.  But I've gotta run.
[03:57] <Guest73106> cllaudyu: go to terminal and use rm /path to file
[03:57] <cllaudyu> and after that?
[03:57] <vocal9> i was trying to install flock it gives me this error if i try to /.flock
[03:57] <vocal9> ./flock-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[03:57] <Jangari> and, _786soul, try booting to 'recovery mode' and run 'xfix' from there. It may help.
[03:57] <liquid> Flannel: Thanks buddy its DLing now
[03:57] <wikid> привет, психам
[03:57] <liquid> Flannel: Do you know if there is a gui?
[03:57] <thiebaude> !ru
[03:58] <_786soul> Jangari: what session might I try to see? and what is Xclient Script? Will running it do anything?
[03:58] <sjea> hello all
[03:58] <lightdragon> pipegeek: What is a WINS Server?
[03:58] <liquid> ubottu: Do you know if there is a GUI to the thinkfinger?
[03:59] <oalep> hi. im running a ubuntu live cd on my sucky messed up windows laptop, i need to back up some data, but ubuntu didnt installed the disks, how can i mount them?
[03:59] <RetrogradeCultur> how do I check my MAC address on my adapter vis console?
[03:59] <liquid> RetrogradeCultur: Try going to terminal and typing ifconfig
[03:59] <Mike804> Sound issue: Can someone help - Tascam US428 look for ALSA info - cannot understand it
[03:59] <RetrogradeCultur> ty
[04:00] <pipegeek> lightdragon: something horribly microsoftian.  Manages NetBIOS names
[04:00] <pipegeek> I show my bias (= ignorance) here
[04:00] <pipegeek> but it's roughly equivalent to dns, but for windows networking
[04:01] <lightdragon> pipegeek: so not necessary then? And btw am able to access ubuntu box via ip on windows
[04:01] <kaervek> dulak: ahh, okay, that helps a bit.  I'm managing a directory of .mp3's.  It contains dozens of files. For instance 10.01.08_Howard_Stern_Show.mp3, and 10.01.08_Wrap_Up_Show.mp3, etc etc.  I've catenated these into a single files(10.01.08_Howard_Stern_+_Wrap_Up.mp3, etc) and now would like to remove the 2 originals.  Eesh - I hope that makes sense...
[04:02] <kaervek> in other words, I'm not certain a wildcard will help in this case.
[04:02] <Guest73106> can someone please help me with getting libglib1.3
[04:02] <pipegeek> lightdragon: yeah
[04:02] <Guest73106> 1.2 even
[04:02] <pipegeek> lightdragon: also, yay!
[04:02] <dulak> kaervek: not really but you can use wildcards anywhere in the name, so you could do rm 10.01.08*.mp3 or rm 10.01*.mp3 or whatever
[04:02] <skhshipping> hello there
[04:02] <skhshipping> could someone with a default samba3 install please paste me the contents of /etc/init.d/samba ?
[04:03] <sjea> why is my evolution email asking me for keyring all of sudden ?
[04:03] <sjea> anyone know
[04:03] <kaervek> dulak: aha! excellent.  getting a tad scatterbrained - should have realized that =X
[04:03] <lightdragon> pipegeek: And was able to make a shortcut to the ip thereby giving me access from windows to ubuntu box
[04:03] <pipegeek> oh great
[04:03] <pipegeek> glad to hear it :)
[04:03] <liquid> im trying to get my shares on my windows box and it wont find it in the network
[04:03] <lightdragon> pipegeek: YAY! But still can't see from ubuntu
[04:03] <EyesOfARaven> anyone here know the difference between the "Ubuntu Eee" and "eeebuntu" distribution remixes of Ubuntu?
[04:04] <pipegeek> lightdragon hmm.  I feel like it's *got* to be a configuration problem on the windows box, but I don't know what it is
[04:04] <lightdragon> pipegeek: Can i do something similar from the ubuntu side? like type inthe ip into nautilus or sometihng?
[04:04] <pipegeek> yes
[04:04] <pipegeek> smb://<ip>/
[04:04] <pipegeek> or, potentially more usefully,
[04:04] <oalep> Vantrax owns people lol. thanks man
[04:04] <pipegeek> smb://username@<ip>/
[04:04] <Vantrax> lol np mate
[04:05] <Vantrax> good luck with getting windows back up
[04:05] <Guest73106> damn, there has never been help in this channel. goodness
[04:05] <Vantrax> ....
[04:06] <Guest73106> ill see if debian can give me an answer
[04:06] <Vantrax> whats the question?
[04:06] <pipegeek> Guest73106: Patience :)  It may require repeating the question at 10-minute intervals, but chances are someone who knows the answer will notice
[04:07] <_2> if an isp is blocking port 22 what port might i be able to get through on ?
[04:07] <genii> _2: You can make openssh-server run on whatever port you like
[04:07] <pipegeek> Guest73106: and libglib1.2 is in ubuntu
[04:07] <pipegeek> package name is libglib1.2ldbl
[04:08] <maf54> do some isps actually block port 22?
[04:08] <Vantrax> yes:P
[04:08] <maf54> lame
[04:08] <Miesco> How do I make my pptp tunnel my default route yet keep my wlan0 connection?
[04:08] <Vantrax> specially if your ISP is a university or something similar
[04:09] <pipegeek> Guest73106: actually, even better---there's a package libglib1.2
[04:09] <halberd> I am trying to install wireless with ath9k, from the command line, and it doesn't work when I did apt-get install compat-wireless-ath9k-generic
[04:09] <pipegeek> no, I lied
[04:09] <Vantrax> lol
[04:09] <halberd> it just doesn't load
[04:09] <halberd> I rebooted and also tried modprobe ath9k
[04:10] <Vantrax> so it installed and didnt load?
[04:10] <halberd> yes it installed and did not load
[04:10] <halberd> iwconfig gives me nothing
[04:11] <Vantrax> maybe try a sudo depmod -a to make sure that its loaded
[04:11] <Kingston5> Mi nied som help fi set da Ubuntu.
[04:11] <Vantrax> er make sure that the dependancies are set and its at least trying to load.
[04:12] <halberd> depmod -a exits with no output
[04:13] <HMS> Hello, I need help instaling a network driver, can someone help please?
[04:14] <widgon> !ask > HMS
[04:14] <jkristheking> anyone know how to get the linux mint menu on ubuntu?
[04:15] <jkristheking> uhhh
[04:15] <jkristheking> anyone wanna help meh?
[04:15] <thor1> is anyone else getting a connection refusal to freeproxyserver.net when trying to update via synaptic???
[04:16] <jkristheking> helllloooooo
[04:16] <jkristheking> anyone?
[04:16] <jaypur> im here
[04:16] <jkristheking> ha
[04:16] <genii> jkristheking: Yes we are alive in here
[04:16] <jkristheking> do you know how to get the mint menu in ubuntu?
[04:17] <jaypur> downloading themes?
[04:17] <jkristheking> huh
[04:17] <Deadowl87> I'm a new ubuntu user (from a fairly knowledgible windows background) and my wireless card (bcm4318 rev 2) isn't supported "out of the box.  can anyone help me set it up?
[04:17] <jaypur> jkristheking, search for the website, gnome look
[04:17] <jkristheking> for the mint menu?
[04:17] <Vantrax> jkristheking look up compiz emerald and awn
[04:17] <Vantrax> you will go away happy:P
[04:17] <jkristheking> hmm
[04:17] <jkristheking> okaee
[04:19] <HMS> I am folowing instructions to install Realtek r8101 diver in 8.04.1, first I cant remove old driver {rmmod r8169} and I get error, then after {sudo make clean modules} I get a few lines and then {file 8101.ko not found}, error
[04:20] <thiago_> hello
[04:20] <Deadowl87> HMS - I am hoping for wireless help here as well
[04:20] <lightdragon> pipegeek: when you say username are you referring to the windows username? or the ubuntu whatever-desktop type name?
[04:20] <pipegeek> windows
[04:20] <HMS> mine is not wireless but wired NIC
[04:20] <thiago_> my name is thiago
[04:21] <bimberi> !bcm43xx | Deadowl87
[04:21] <thiago_> i from brazil
[04:21] <lightdragon> pipegeek: okay, cuz I'm not getting any recognition from username or ip... unless i've somehow got those infos dead wrong
[04:21] <Mike804> Sound issue: Can someone help - Tascam US428 look for ALSA info - cannot understand it
[04:21] <HMS> mi pc has no conection at all, but i dont care wireless i want wired
[04:21] <pipegeek> lightdragon: is port 139 even open on your windows host?
[04:22] <halycon> server irc.gnome.org
[04:22] <pipegeek> lightdragon: if you're certain you have file sharing enabled on the windows host, make sure windows firewall isn't configured to block it
[04:22] <jediborger> Has anyone here performed a firmware upgrade on a printer using linux? I have some firmware files for a HP printer and the page says you can use a UNIX derivative to just send the firmware to the printers ip address, but no command is given and I'm at a loss as to how to just send a file to a device.
[04:22] <ocioso> AMEROS.. HOW ARE YOU
[04:23] <lightdragon> pipegeek: i'm sorry port 139? and yes I've checked the firewall.... though I really couldn't make haeds or tails outta that
[04:23] <Mike804> Who can I ask for sound help?
[04:23] <aetherealize> Sound problem: I'm fairly new to ubuntu and can't get sound to play. The soundcard shows up with aplay -l and is not muted in alsamixer. Can someone help?
[04:23] <ocioso> Wat's UP MIKE
[04:23] <thor1> hey whats the website where you paste errors into?
[04:24] <hakr> hai
[04:24] <ocioso> HI loco
[04:24] <xanadu10> hello I am trying to install ubuntu and it is giving me the following error "<a number> Buffer I/O error on device fd0, logical block 0" I am very new to linux can anyone help me
[04:24] <Deadowl87> how can I tell A:  if the wireless configuration (ssid and encryption method) is correct, and B:  see what driver I'm using?
[04:24] <hakr> lagtastic
[04:24] <hakr> bai
[04:24] <ocioso> Se ya locos
[04:24] <ocioso> Ameros.
[04:24] <macdunbar> hello does anyone know of a simple tutorial for using ubuntu server 8.04 as a replacement for a windows server?
[04:25] <Mike804> xanadu=did you search the net?
[04:25] <Mike804> macdubar - I thnk the Ubuntu site has docs -
[04:25] <aetherealize> It's really confusing because I get no errors when I try to play files, and nothing is muted. Yet, no sound. Any ideas?
[04:26] <DigitalFiz> !samba
[04:26] <xanadu10> yea they said something about removig the dvd combo and putting in a simple cd-rom but i don't have a simple cd-rom
[04:26] <jediborger> xanadu: sounds like your floppy drive has some errors, are you using a cd-rom to install?
[04:26] <vocal9>  xubuntu is pretty slow on this comp..is there maybe a faster browser than firefox/flock ? also any tips on making xubuntu run a bitfaster im on 566mhz / 392 or something ram, p2, 20gb hd
[04:26] <Mike804> aetherealize: I have sound issues as well -
[04:26] <thor1> can anyone help me with this error: http://pastebin.com/d339f5763
[04:26] <macdunbar> Mike804 - i checked the best i could find was for ubuntu 7 and i spent the last two days repeatinig the steps but i get stuck at the same part everytime
[04:27] <xanadu10> i don't have a floppy drive, yes i am installing from the cd-rom
[04:27] <xanadu10> i burned the image i downloaded from the website
[04:27] <EdLin> I'm having a hard time getting sound to work on my Dell mini 9, any clues?
[04:27] <ocioso> aetherealize change de server sound.. let se
[04:27] <pipegeek> lightdragon: sorry.  tcp ports 139 and 445 are the smb/cifs (windows file sharing) ports, respectively.  I'm just curious if it's even listening for connections, if your connections are timing out.  One easy way to find out would be to install nmap on your ubuntu box, and then, in a terminal, do "nmap <windows-ip-address>", and see if those ports are open.
[04:27] <Randal1> sudo modprobe nvidia
[04:27] <Randal1> Not loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:27] <jediborger> xanadu : so you have no floppy disk drive at all attached to the system?
[04:28] <Randal1> That comes up when i do that command sorry about pasting i forgot
[04:28] <HMS> aetherealize: I had that problem once, I had to select in the program options the sond card i was using
[04:28] <ccb9x45> hey, to get surround sound using digital optical out from my turtle bay sound card, using mplayer I have to use -ac hwac3, which works when the file supports ac3, but if the file doesnt use ac3 there is no sound... and I have to manually switch it back, is there an option I can use that is the best of both worlds so I can get surround when its available and not when its not?
[04:28] <xanadu10> no i don'y have a floppy attached to the system
[04:28] <darkbishop> !samba
[04:28] <darkbishop> #join samba
[04:28] <EdLin> I'm having a hard time getting sound to work on my Dell mini 9, any clues?
[04:29] <jediborger> xanadu At what point of the install does if give you that error?
[04:29] <Randal1> anyway to fix this?sudo modprobe nvidia
[04:29] <Randal1> Not loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:30] <xanadu10> i select install ubuntu, then the ubuntu logo appears then it goes into that
[04:30] <ocioso> aetherealize Speak Spanish loco
[04:30] <xanadu10> it keeps giving that like several times then it goes into busybox
[04:30] <scunizi> to upgrade vbox versions do you have to uninstall the previous version?
[04:30] <Mike804> Sound issue: Can someone help - Tascam US428 look for ALSA info - cannot understand it
[04:31] <jediborger> is this a relatively modern computer or a several years old?
[04:31] <ccb9x45> hey, to get surround sound using digital optical out from my turtle bay sound card, using mplayer I have to use -ac hwac3, which works when the file supports ac3, but if the file doesnt use ac3 there is no sound... and I have to manually switch it back, is there an option I can use that is the best of both worlds so I can get surround when its available and not when its not?
[04:31] <Vantrax> edlin try using pulse audio
[04:31] <xanadu10> its relatively new, i made it about 2 years ago, it has a sata dvd drive i don't know if thats the problem
[04:31] <Mike804> Need help:  Can someone help install tascam USB sound card?
[04:32] <Randal1> sudo modprobe nvidia Not loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:32] <jediborger> fd0 should only be a floppy drive, have you tried checking the BIOS and seeing if maybe it's reading something accidentally as a floppy drive?
[04:32] <Randal1> is there a what to get by driver installed?
[04:32] <ocioso> Check de compatibility,. USB sound Car man
[04:33] <xanadu10> let me check the bios
[04:33] <Vantrax> how did you install the nvidia driver
[04:33] <jamesish> I want to make a little slideshow; what's a good piece of software for making one?
[04:33] <lightdragon> pipegeek: Okay I had to run it as nmap -PN because it seems to be blocking the pings, however it reports that 139/tcp is open; service: netbios-ssn ... port 445/tcp is open, service: microsoft-ds... and 3389/tcp is closed; service: ms-term-serv... does this help you at all?
[04:34] <HMS> I am folowing instructions to install Realtek r8101 diver in 8.04.1, first I cant remove old driver {rmmod r8169} and I get error, then after {sudo make clean modules} I get a few lines and then {file 8101.ko not found}, error
[04:34] <Randal1> i haven't yet really but my xorg.conf file is like missing stuff? should i post my xorg.conf file?
[04:34] <Vantrax> err  not here
[04:34] <Vantrax> id post it to the ubuntu forums
[04:34] <Randal1> ok
[04:35] <Vantrax> then if  neccesary ask about it and link it in here
[04:35] <bsusa> hello
[04:35] <csilk> packages.ubuntu down?
[04:35] <e-frame> !hello | bsusa
[04:35] <bsusa> is their are way of changing the boot order when u have Ubuntu and Win Xp Installed?
[04:35] <bimberi> csilk: seems so
[04:36] <Deadowl87> How can I tell what wireless driver I have, and if my network settings are correct?
[04:36] <csilk> balls
[04:36] <e-frame> !grub | bsusa
[04:36] <Deadowl87> basically a self test to see why the wireless isn't working
[04:36] <bimberi> bsusa: yes, by editing (as superuser) /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:36] <waldenasta> hello all
[04:37] <EdLin> Vantrax: I tried that, it didn't work.
[04:37] <waldenasta> have a question
[04:37] <RHorse> waldenasta, tnx fer the warning
[04:38] <xanadu10> jediborger:  there was a floppy in bios which i deactivated, but now it just goes directly to busybox but I can't even use the keyboard
[04:38] <EdLin> I'm having a hard time getting sound to work on my Dell mini 9....
[04:38] <Vantrax> edlin:  there was another fellow here working on a mini 9 earlier
[04:38] <EdLin> Vantrax: who?
[04:38] <Vantrax> there is a site dedicated to ubuntu on mini 9s
[04:38] <Vantrax> dont remember >.<
[04:38] <EdLin> Vantrax: what's the site?
[04:38] <Vantrax> !hello | waldenata
[04:39] <waldenasta> yes...I cannot seem to get my laptop to hibernate or sleep
[04:39] <jediborger> try booting without the "quiet" and "splash" options, I don't remember exactly but f4 or one of the function keys should allow you edit the boot command
[04:39] <waldenasta> everytime I close the lid it just gives me a blinking cursor
[04:39] <Vantrax> Edlin: http://www.ubuntumini.com/  i think
[04:40] <waldenasta> is there a way to fix this?
[04:40] <waldenasta> thoughts???
[04:40] <Vantrax> what laptop?
[04:41] <maf54> vocal9: use fluxbox instead of xfce.  you really shouldnt be using xfce at all
[04:41] <waldenasta> alienware m9750
[04:41] <EyesOfARaven> maf54: there is no reason to suggest not using XFCE, nothing is worng with XFCE. if your opinion is against it, that's fine, but dont push it on others.
[04:42] <gluonman> I'm getting some strange behaviour from the mounting process of my external HDD. Before, it would automatically mount at /media/disk. Then for some strange reason, it suddenly started mounting at /media/disk-1, and as a seeming consequence, folder images switched to default. I fixed that and manually mounted it to /media/disk and the folder images returned. However, in the properties, the permissions are weird. I access nautilus as root
[04:42] <gluonman> and I cannot change group permission from create and delete files to access files. What's wrong?
[04:42] <Vantrax> maybe take a peak aat http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/2371/ubuntu_laptop_suspend_hibernate_mode_close_the_lid/
[04:42] <Vantrax> mine worked straight away so im  not sure
[04:42] <maf54> EyesOfARaven: hey, fucktard.  he's using a 500mhz processor.  stfu and read his problem
[04:42] <EyesOfARaven> i used XFCE on a 400mhz processor and it ran fine
[04:42] <waldenasta> ok...let me take a look and get back...thanx
[04:42] <RHorse> EyesOfARaven, on that computer, better to go with fluxbox. maf54 is right
[04:43] <halberd> what is the first step to getting my computer to recognize my wireless card
[04:43] <halberd> is it supposed to do that automatically
[04:43] <waldenasta> ubuntu community is the best!!!
[04:43] <halberd> how do i get it to show up so i can iwconfig it
[04:43] <halberd> and does it show up BEFORE you install the drivers
[04:43] <jamesish> halberd: you have to teach the computer how to recognise shapes from a very early age. Then it can start to understand what a face is.
[04:43] <Vantrax> halberd: it depends on the hardware
[04:43] <lightdragon> pipegeek: Well I gotta get going to bed.... thanks for all the help though! I've gotten a lot farther with your help tonight than any other time I've tried to work on this! Thanks!
[04:43] <halberd> it is a macbook airport
[04:44] <Vantrax> some hardware is recognised, some you have to use an ndis wrapper
[04:44] <pipegeek> good night, and good luck
[04:44] <maf54> EyesOfARaven: yeah, well, i use 333mhz, 256mb ram and xfce doesnt cut it.  i kinda doubt 500mhz is going to be much better with it
[04:44] <halberd> those are drivers
[04:44] <Vantrax> hrm, dunno, never done that one
[04:44] <halberd> do I need a driver for the interface to show up
[04:44] <halberd> or is it supposed to show up without any driver
[04:44] <jediborger> ﻿Has anyone here performed a firmware upgrade on a printer using linux? I have some firmware files for a HP printer and the page says you can use a UNIX derivative to just send the firmware to the printers ip address, but no command is given and I'm at a loss as to how to just send a file to a device.
[04:44] <alex_> hi
[04:44] <halberd> by show up i mean on ifconfig/iwconfig
[04:44] <Vantrax> it should only show up if it finds the wireless card, which means it would need a driver
[04:45] <halberd> you're saying it can't find the card until it has a driver for it?
[04:45] <Vantrax> you might be able to find the hardware, but ifconfig wont work till it has a driver
[04:45] <dimm> hello! How I can know about what FileSystemCharset I use?
[04:45] <gluonman> Can anyone help me figure out how to change the permissions of my external HDD so that group can only access files?
[04:45] <halberd> how can I find the hardware without the driver
[04:46] <bsusa> thankyou all
[04:46] <halberd> perhaps ubuntu is simply incapable of recognizing the device whether it has drivers or not and that's why it's not working... how do I determine if that's the case?
[04:46] <genii> halberd: Have you checked the hardware compatability list?
[04:46] <genii> !hcl
[04:46] <Mike804> Anyone here know how to get HDA INTEL sound working - Asus P5B motherboard etc - ?
[04:46] <hd5> Hi. I'm starting postfix with "sudo postfix start", but it doesn't start. No error messages appear in the terminal, but it's not running when prompted by status. Where do I find postfix process error messages?
[04:46] <mike-solidus> hey, my firefox is messed up, it wont load php files on my server, it asks me to download them
[04:47] <mike-solidus> i checked with konqueror and the php was parsed correctly
[04:47] <halberd> I know it is possible to do, there is a website that says to do it
[04:47] <halberd> but it doesn't seem to work and I think I am just missing a step
[04:47] <gluonman> I solved my own problem.
[04:47] <halberd> there is a community doc for installing ubuntu on the macbook
[04:47] <karsten> Running Kubuntu, current.  Keyboard has been grabbed by some application in my primary X session.  I can start a secondary session, but am tryin to figure out what's grabbed focus in the first.  Any suggestions?
[04:48] <halberd> the fly in the ointment in my case is that I am on ubuntu-server not desktop
[04:48] <halberd> so everything must be done from the command line and there may be dependencies or extra steps that I have to take
[04:48] <Mike804> boy you would think someone with sound problems would get hlpe - some channel?
[04:48] <lucax> since i have ubuntu on a pendrive and im moving from different computers, i have to be downloading and uninstalling drivers all the time, can i download the drivers and let ubuntu check what drivers for xorg will load at system startup?
[04:49] <halberd> what are the steps to getting ubuntu to work with a wireless card, from the command line?
[04:49] <rodba> acabei de efetuar atualização no meu linux 8.04 e agora apos reiniciar ele esta dando erro na inicialização fail
[04:49] <rodba> quam pode ajudar?
[04:49] <rodba> help-me!
[04:49] <Vantrax> why do you want the server version?
[04:49] <karsten> Actually, I can get focus from xdpyinfo (run from the second session), which tell s me which window has focus.  How do I kill that window or find out what application it is?
[04:50] <halberd> vantrax for some reason I can't install the desktop version
[04:50] <HMS> I am folowing instructions to install Realtek r8101 diver in 8.04.1, first I cant remove old driver {rmmod r8169} and I get error, then after {sudo make clean modules} I get a few lines and then {file 8101.ko not found}, error
[04:50] <halberd> my CDs get corrupted somehow
[04:50] <Vantrax> halberd: tried the alternate version?
[04:50] <halberd> but only for the desktop version
[04:51] <rodba> HELP-ME! I finished to effect update in mine linux 8,04 and now after to restart it this giving error in the fail inicialização
[04:51] <halberd> what alternate version?
[04:51] <Vantrax> where are you downloading them from too
[04:51] <halberd> from the ubuntu website
[04:51] <halberd> and I checked the checksums
[04:51] <karsten> rodba: What's the error?
[04:51] <Vantrax> there is a desktop and a desktop-alternate that works with just about anything in  case the desktop version has an issue with your hardware
[04:52] <rodba> starting anac(h)ronistic vron acron
[04:52] <halberd> well I don't want to give up on the server version so quickly
[04:52] <csilk> Puppy, hi
[04:52] <csilk> Puppy, anygood?
[04:52] <Vantrax> HMS what instructions?
[04:52] <maf54> Vantrax: it's not the desktop that is having problems with your hardware, man
[04:52] <emendo> I just purchased a new small external HD with 250 GB. I formatted it to ext3 and now I have no writer permissions (I used gparted). I really could use the help.
[04:53] <maf54> unless i misunderstood you
[04:53] <rodba> karsten: starting anac(h)ronistic vron acron  FAIL
[04:53] <csilk> Puppy,  also could you link me to the bug report that we looked at earlier. I'll add our recently gained knowledge to it
[04:53] <halberd> listen, I do apt-get install <the_ath9k_package_name>
[04:53] <Vantrax> yep
[04:53] <emendo> OOPS! "write permissions."
[04:53] <karsten> rodba: Ignore that for the moment.
[04:53] <karsten> rodba: It's one of the services, didn't startup properly.  Any other major issues?
[04:54] <halberd> then I add a line to /etc/modules saying ath9k
[04:54] <halberd> then I reboot the computer
[04:54] <halberd> and nothing seems to have changed
[04:54] <halberd> is there a step that I am missing
[04:54] <halberd> also if I do modprobe ath9k it can't find the module
[04:54] <rodba> karsten: all good I finished ignoring and only passed that my screen this all distorted I lost the formatting of the visual effect
[04:55] <lucax> hey guys, since i have ubuntu on a pendrive, and im moving from one computer to another, i have to be downloading and installing xorg drivers from every computer... can i download all drivers and let ubuntu which one it should load at system startup?
[04:55] <Vantrax> lucax you might want to drop that one into the ubuntu forums
[04:55] <rodba> karsten: it has as to come back toward the previous point before the update
[04:55] <Monkey_> Hey... DustyTheme rocks! Just want to tell whoever designed it!
[04:56] <hugleo> sh: /BANLIST: not found
[04:56] <karsten> rodba: Sorry, I don't understand "my screen this all distorted"?
[04:56] <lucax> Vantrax, thanks
[04:56] <LinuxFan> what is a good photo organizer for Ubuntu?
[04:56] <Vantrax> its a little specific, and its probably gonna have some major scripting:P
[04:57] <karsten> rodba: Sorry, I don't understand.
[04:57] <Vantrax> you've got me there halberd that should theoretically work..
[04:57] <Monkey_> LinuxFan: http://www.linux.com/feature/58887
[04:57] <Monkey_> Should help you
[04:57] <rodba> karsten: I lost the previous formatting the visual effect and this with low maximum resolution 640x320
[04:57] <LinuxFan> ok thanks Monkey_ ill take a look at that now :)
[04:57] <les> LinuxFan: ubuntu comes with F-Spot. It's not bad. not what you're looking for?
[04:58] <rodba> karsten: it has as to come back toward the previous point before the update
[04:58] <rodba> karsten: it has as to come back toward the previous point before the update
[04:58] <LinuxFan> to be honest I never tried it les
[04:58] <Monkey_> LinuxFan, I would try Picasa and see if you like it.
[04:58] <Monkey_> Unless youwant a free alternastive
[04:58] <LinuxFan> ok
[04:59] <gluonman> My drop down menus are showing up behind my windows instead of in front of them. What's up with that?
[04:59] <maw> which video cards typically have better support with Ubuntu... ATI or nvidia?
[04:59] <Monkey_> I guess there should be a photo manager based off of pigment. Now that would rock =)
[05:00] <Monkey_> Nivdia
[05:00] <Vantrax> nvidia
[05:00] <Vantrax> Significantly better
[05:00] <gluonman> Does anyone know why drop-down menus would be showing up behind windows instead of in front of them and what could be done to fix that?
[05:00] <jimmacdonald> Is there anyone who can hop over to Ubuntu+1 and give me a hand? noone is answering over there.
[05:00] <maw> ya I have a ATI 3850 or something... the ATI restricted drivers just crash my box
[05:01] <Vantrax> might not be compatable with your card
[05:01] <cabrioleur> maw, intel
[05:01] <karsten> rodba: So:  you've lost your high X11 screen resolution?
[05:01] <Vantrax> ATI had a list from memory
[05:01] <cabrioleur> gluonman, turn compiz off
[05:01] <Vantrax> cabrioleru thats kinda a drastic fix
[05:02] <gluonman> cabrioleur, that would mess up a lot of other things. This is the first time having this problem, but I did not change anything. I just booted and it was like this.
[05:02] <maw> hehe... I want to turn compiz on!
[05:02] <maw> but video card is fail
[05:02] <Vantrax> lol
[05:02] <Vantrax> compiz+emerald+awn FTW
[05:02] <cabrioleur> gluonman, reset X's? I don't trust the new one at all...
[05:02] <maw> I had to downgrade my sound card
[05:03] <maw> I had Audigy FX and it wasn't working with ALSA or OSS
[05:03] <maw> but SB Live 5.1 is fine
[05:03] <maw> :>
[05:03] <cabrioleur> maw, did you try to install ati drivers from their website?
[05:03] <Monkey_> gluonman, check your focus & raise behavior
[05:03] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I'm sure a reboot might fix the problem, but I would pass up an opportunity to learn the cause and solution. But if I can't get help, I'll probably just reboot.
[05:03] <maw> cabrioleur: no I haven't
[05:03] <Monkey_> in the compiz control manager
[05:03] <cabrioleur> gluonman, just log out and log in.
[05:03] <maw> since I am not playing games, going back to my nvidia card isn't that bad
[05:04] <mike-solidus> anyone know if there was a bug fixed where firefox doesn't recognize .php files
[05:04] <gluonman> Monkey_, all my compiz settings are fine and untouched. This just happened after rebooting the last time, no changes in settings were made.
[05:04] <rodba> STARTING ANAC(h)RONISTIC CRON ANACRON [FAIL]
[05:04] <rodba> STARTING ANAC(h)RONISTIC CRON ANACRON [FAIL]
[05:04] <Monkey_> Ah, ok
[05:04] <gluonman> You know? I'm just going to restart.
[05:04] <csilk> mike-solidus,  that's not a firefox bug
[05:04] <mike-solidus> csilk: whats it a bug on then?
[05:04] <Monkey_> Link?
[05:04] <cabrioleur> rodba, cron failer is not fun. do you have any logs, or what happens when you run manually?
[05:04] <maw> brb in a bit
[05:04] <cristos_> good morning all of you.i just make the first test
[05:05] <csilk> mike-solidus, doesnt sound like a bug to me at all unless you have information suggesting otherwise
[05:05] <RHorse> mikael79_, there is a fix on the web. I had same thing. Check the Forums.
[05:05] <RHorse> !forums
[05:05] <mike-solidus> csilk: when i go to a .php page on localhost, firefox asks me if i want to download it, when i go to one on my server through konqueror, the php gets parsed and an html page gets put out
[05:05] <RHorse> sri. mike-solidus
[05:06] <Monkey_> mike, that seems to be a server issue
[05:06] <csilk> mike-solidus,  one browser working and the other not sounds very strange, generally when a browser tries to download a php file it's because php is not cinfigured properly
[05:07] <mike-solidus> Monkey_: why would it only happen in firefox then?
[05:07] <csilk> Monkey_, he is the server
[05:07] <Monkey_> Are you sure Apache is recognizing the php files and running them thru ?
[05:07] <Monkey_> csilk, I know, but I meant in relation to the server
[05:07] <csilk> mike-solidus, did you install libapache2-mod-php5 ?
[05:08] <Deadowl87> how come when I type a command in terminal, sometimes it takes away the prefix with the $, so I can't type in any more commands until I close it out and open it again?
[05:08] <mike-solidus> csilk: yeah, and it gets loaded correctly and everything, I looked on the forums and apparently someone was having the same problem with pre firefox 2.0 and it got fixed with an update
[05:08] <Monkey_> Hmmm... so konqueror properly shows the parsed php and firefox doesn't?
[05:08] <sjea> i have a sorta simple question
[05:09] <RHorse> mike-solidus, are you running apache?
[05:09] <sjea> my rar files are asking for password and i know that they are passworded?
[05:09] <csilk> mike-solidus, what version of ff you using?
[05:09] <cabrioleur> Deadowl87, because you have an application running there already. If you want to avoid it, put & sign at the end of a command, or press ctrl+c to terminate running one (or kill it or do something with it)
[05:09] <sjea> !rar
[05:09] <mike-solidus> RHorse: yep, and php5.conf and php5.load are in modules-availabe and linked to modules-enabled
[05:10] <m1ndctrl> !jolt
[05:10] <m1ndctrl> ;)
[05:10] <RHorse> mike-solidus, thot so. See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=943570
[05:10] <mike-solidus> csilk: 3.0.3-nobinonl
[05:10] <sjea> !info unrar-free
[05:10] <Deadowl87> so in the code snippet:
[05:10] <genii> mike-solidus: Is the particular php script you are trying to run marked executable in whatever /var/www directory it resides?
[05:10] <csilk> very strange, thing is, it's not the browser that sould be at fault
[05:11] <csilk> mike-solidus,  its not the browser that decides how it handles php files
[05:11] <Deadowl87> sudoedit /etc/network/interfaces
[05:11] <Deadowl87> add the line
[05:11] <Deadowl87> iface wlan0 inet dhcp
[05:11] <jimbo> My external volume controls stopped working after I installed XUBUNTU help
[05:11] <Deadowl87> it won't let me enter any more commands after sudoedit
[05:11] <csilk> mike-solidus, clear the browser cache and restart ff
[05:11] <csilk> **restrta apache
[05:11] <csilk> *restart
[05:11] <csilk> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[05:11] <r3c0n_> hello folks
[05:12] <chuxxsss> anyone no how to install chrome-theme.so in login manager its telling me it not a theme
[05:12] <sjea> any thoughts?
[05:12] <m1ndctrl> sjea: your question does not make any sense.
[05:12] <r3c0n_> anyone knows why empathy shows "No error specified" when trying to connect to yahoo/aim? It works perfectly fine for gtalk with ssl
[05:12] <konner> How can i make emerald my default window manager?
[05:13] <sjea> aw sorry
[05:13] <mersault> I'm looking for some advice. I'm planning to use a spare disk I having lying around exclusively for my incoming torrent files (using torrentflux to feed a house full of nerds). What filesystem should I use on this disk? given the type of filesystem traffic BT generates, it can fragment even XFS partitions into an unholy mess. Is XFS still the best bet?
[05:13] <jim_p> goodmorning!
[05:13] <jimbo> anyone know how to get external volume controls to work
[05:13] <konner> How do i make emerald my default window manager
[05:13] <nikitis> Ok, I've googled the hell out of this question.  I can't seem to find a straight answer.  My question is:  "Why can't I add Treble and Bass options?"
[05:13] <gluonman> Ever since the label of my external HDD got switched, I cannot change its folder image when it is mounted at its original mount point. How can I fix this and make it automount at this desired point?
[05:14] <sjea> ok i have some rar files that when i try to unrar them it is asking me for a password?  now i know these files are not protected
[05:14] <liquid> Hello All
[05:14] <m1ndctrl> sjea: then just press ok.
[05:14] <liquid> What would I type in apt-get to install GTK++2.0?
[05:14] <jim_p> mersault: do you use a ups? then xfs. it will be faster for multiple users ("multitasking").
[05:14] <m1ndctrl> sjea: however, if they were not password protected it shouldn't be prompting you.
[05:14] <sjea> right and when i hit ok it prompts is still
[05:15] <nikitis> Anyone know how to make bass and treble show up?  They aren't listed in my preferences.
[05:15] <sjea> stainge
[05:15] <mersault> jim_p: no UPS, but power is pretty stable where I am.
[05:15] <sjea> trying to uninstall the reinstall
[05:15] <jim_p> mersault: ok then, go with xfs if you feel it
[05:15] <cabrioleur> gluonman, change the label of the partition.
[05:15] <m1ndctrl> sjea: I would try recreating the archive. If it occurs again try removing your software and reinstalling.
[05:15] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I've done that.
[05:15] <jim_p> how do i rename from the terminal? screenshot.png > scrot.png for instance
[05:16] <m1ndctrl> sjea: I would use autoremove to remove and dependancies that may not be functioning properly as well
[05:16] <liquid> What would I type in apt-get to install GTK++2.0?
[05:16] <gluonman> cabrioleur, for about a year it happily mounted at /media/disk. And I changed the folder image so that an image of the HDD appeared on my desktop, rather than a default folder.
[05:16] <RHorse> nikitis, I believe they are a plugin in the better mp3 players. I don't think linux has a standalone equalizer app.
[05:16] <jamesish> I have imagemagick installed, but digiKam is asking me for the path to an executable imagemagick. I thought imagemagick was  a library, not an executable?
[05:16] <legend2440> konner: http://openswitch.org/journal/how-to-enable-emerald-in-hardy-heron-804
[05:16] <sjea> ok thax will try
[05:16] <gluonman> cabrioleur, then something changed all of that and it started mounting at /media/disk-1
[05:16] <neer> I am trying to connect my laptop(running on ubuntu) with another laptop(running on xp) for sharing files
[05:16] <michaelwilliamca> hello im needing help installing ubuntu as console ONLY
[05:17] <gluonman> cabrioleur, somebody suggested that the label got changed, so I used ntfslabel to call it disk, but since doing that it automounts at /media/disk_
[05:17] <neer> does anyone have any idea?
[05:17] <m1ndctrl> neer: samba.
[05:17] <cabrioleur> gluonman, It's still the same? Then you have to right click on the drive icon, preferences, go to the volume tab, and in setting in mount point type the new mount point :-)
[05:17] <michaelwilliamca> neer: do yo uahve samba isntalled ?
[05:17] <neer> michaelwilliamca: yes I have
[05:17] <cabrioleur> gluonman, make sure you don't have an existing directory /mount/disk
[05:17] <sjea> humm well guest it is what it is
[05:17] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I do have that existing directory. But it was created for this external.
[05:18] <michaelwilliamca> neer: what is the problem your having
[05:18] <neer> michaelwilliamca: both pcs have wireless cards installed as well
[05:18] <m1ndctrl> neer: then simply mount a share.
[05:18] <m1ndctrl> as 'windows share'
[05:18] <neer> michaelwilliamca: I am not able to see the other computer
[05:18] <nikitis> Anyone?
[05:18] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I wouldn't be so picky about the point, but the folder images of movie directors and DVD covers that belong to my 500GB sized movie collection doesn't show in any other mount point.
[05:18] <neer> m1ndctrl: mount a share?
[05:18] <cabrioleur> gluonman, gnome-mount creates directories on its own, and will not use already existing. After you erase it the HD will be mounted in disk.
[05:19] <aetherealize> Does anyone know of any special reason that would prevent sound from working with ubuntu properly on iMac?
[05:19] <m1ndctrl> neer: if you want to do it through gui click places -> connect to server -> select windows share from drop down... then input info
[05:19] <aetherealize> I just compiled the latest stable alsa drivers without success.
[05:19] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I'm afraid to erase it because I don't want to have to go through that whole process of assigning DVD cover images and images of film directors to every single folder I have in my movie collection (which took me 5 days the last time).
[05:19] <aetherealize> And I have no clue what else to try
[05:19] <m1ndctrl> neer: you can ping from one box to the other right?
[05:19] <jim_p> aetherealize: kernel not supporting the hardware
[05:19] <cabrioleur> aetherealize, wrong recognition.
[05:20] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I just don't understand why after a year of happily automounting at that point, it suddenly changed to another point.
[05:20] <brad> Anyone for Java help?
[05:20] <jim_p> aetherealize: extreme situation, but plausible
[05:20] <neer> m1ndctrl: I cannot detect anything
[05:20] <gluonman> cabrioleur, and I just want it back to where it was.
[05:20] <m1ndctrl> neer: 'detect' how?
[05:20] <Monkey_> Anyone know how to get my windows to resize without showing the outline?
[05:20] <michaelwilliamca> any help for isntalling a console only machine
[05:20] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it was at disk, and you want at disk, right?
[05:20] <gluonman> cabrioleur, yes.
[05:21] <cabrioleur> gluonman, unmount it for now.
[05:21] <gluonman> cabrioleur, okay.
[05:21] <cabrioleur> gluonman, not in terminal "sudo rmdir /media/disk"
[05:21] <jamesish> Anyone know any decent software for making a small slideshow?
[05:21] <gluonman> cabrioleur, it's unmounted.
[05:22] <cabrioleur> jamesish, openoffice is too big?
[05:22] <michaelwilliamca> PM me if you can help with a console only install.. not trying to be impatient just trying to help someone else with a problem
[05:22] <liquid> How would I know what to call programs to install them from apt-get?
[05:22] <mike-solidus> genii: they weren't marked executable, thanks, sorry it took long to get back, got a phone call
[05:23] <RHorse> liquid, apt-cache
[05:23] <jamesish> cabrioleur: I didn't know I could make one in OOo.
[05:23] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I typed that command.
[05:23] <karsten> liquid: search.
[05:23] <karsten> liquid: Such as?
[05:23] <cabrioleur> gluonman, now mount your disk back.
[05:23] <RHorse> liquid, apt-cache search regex
[05:23] <karsten> liquid: aptitude search <expression> will find packages with names/descriptions matching <expression>
[05:23] <cabrioleur> gluonman, I'm assuming it did not spit out any errors.
[05:23] <liquid> karsten: Well im trying to install gtk 2.0
[05:23] <Ohmu_> Rather than do sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1 /mnt/SamHDD -o force every time I connect my HDD, how can I have it as an icon on the desktop, and just click it?
[05:24] <cabrioleur> jamesish, it's powerpoint compatible if you save it so. A nice tool.
[05:24] <sjea> how do i run a root again?
[05:24] <sjea> !root
[05:24] <karsten> liquid: for more advanced stuff, you can use auto-apt, which intercepts calls to specific files, particularly useful if you're building apps.
[05:24] <sjea> su righ t
[05:24] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I don't know about errors. You told me "not in terminal" so I used Alt+F2.
[05:24] <m1ndctrl> Ohmu_: likely you need to force a check on the drive in windows - if not - check where it is - if it's sdb1 for example i note that many times /etc/fstab has this inside... comment that line out and voila.
[05:24] <karsten> liquid: You're looking for support libraries or dev libraries?
[05:24] <gluonman> cabrioleur, which seems strange to me.
[05:24] <liquid> karsten: Im kinda new to linux
[05:24] <mike-solidus> what dyn update client would you suggest for dyndns?
[05:24] <cabrioleur> gluonman, hehe, I made a mistake. Sorry buddy.
[05:25] <gluonman> cabrioleur, but when I mounted the drive again, it still mounted at /media/disk_
[05:25] <cabrioleur> gluonman, can you unmount and do it in terminal?
[05:25] <m1ndctrl> sjea: sudo or su
[05:25] <karsten> liquid: OK.  So, the usual question at this point is "why are you doing that"?
[05:25] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright. I'll do it again in terminal.
[05:25] <m1ndctrl> sjea: or sudo su
[05:25] <cabrioleur> gluonman, sorry :-)
[05:25] <legend2440> sjea: sudo -i
[05:25] <gluonman> cabrioleur, no problem
[05:25] <liquid> karsten: Well I understand, im using aptitude and its perfect
[05:25] <karsten> liquid: My point is:  what are you trying to accomplish by installing gtk2.0?
[05:26] <liquid> karsten: I want to install airsnort
[05:26] <liquid> lol
[05:26] <juannicolas> Hi, can someone telme how to save iwconfig configuration?
[05:26] <karsten> liquid: 'aptitude search gtk.*2.0' should provide a list of packages.
[05:26] <cabrioleur> sudo is a nice tool, but in ubuntu is taken to n(th) level of ridiculousness
[05:26] <karsten> liquid: Of which:  'libgtk2.0-0' appears to be what you want.
[05:26] <karsten> liquid: OK.  Then install airsnort.
[05:26] <liquid> karsten: How would I know the right one
[05:27] <liquid> karsten: If you wouldnt of told me
[05:27] <Puppy> Hey Guys, I have got Ubuntu up and running, but its not giving me wireless options
[05:27] <michaelwilliamca> needing help with FTP as well as setitng up a console only computer
[05:27] <Puppy> Anyone migth be able to help ?
[05:27] <karsten> liquid: I'm presuming your *actual* question is something like "I'm trying to install airsnort and I'm getting error XXX, what do I do now?"
[05:27] <cabrioleur> Puppy, what do you mean as wireless options?
[05:27] <michaelwilliamca> hey guys : left click on the connection icon on your panel
[05:27] <Puppy> cabrioleur - uploading images now
[05:27] <gluonman> cabrioleur, now it doesn't seem to be automounting at all. And when I type 'sudo mount /dev/sdb1' it says it is not recognized.
[05:27] <karsten> liquid: educated guess.  I'm kinda old to Linux.  libgtk2.0-0-0 looks like it's the most likely package for a specific library.
[05:27] <jamesish> http://pastebin.com/d364323f0 -- anyone have any ideas?
[05:27] <michaelwilliamca> hey guys: it should pop up with  a list of available connections
[05:28] <Sammy> question.. can we install oracle in ubutu. thats posible??
[05:28] <Puppy> cabrioleur - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/network2.png
[05:28] <Puppy> cabrioleur - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/network2.png
[05:28] <karsten> Sammy: Probably.  Google for install or see if someone knows specifically.
[05:28] <Puppy> cabrioleur - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/network2.png
[05:28] <liquid> karsten: Your correct. But I understand the error and how to fix it, I used to use linux and unix like 8 years ago and forgot most of it but its coming back so I understand the process but there are some advancments like apt-get and all that good stuff
[05:28] <cabrioleur> gluonman, remove the cable and plug it back (it's external, right?)
[05:28] <Puppy> argh
[05:28] <Puppy> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/networkcard.png
[05:28] <ryan_> ap
[05:28] <gluonman> cabrioleur, that's what I did. It won't automount when I plug it back in.
[05:28] <legend2440> Puppy: hi. how did you get it to work? as i remember you were having busybox problems
[05:28] <Puppy> cabrioleur - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/netwrokcard.png
[05:28] <juannicolas> !iwconfig
[05:28] <karsten> Sammy: My general understanding is that Oracle's actually working specificaly with Ubuntu though they may target specific LTS releases.
[05:28] <Puppy> legend2440 - its installe dnow and runnign
[05:29] <Puppy> just getting the wireless up
[05:29] <m1ndctrl> cabrioleur: technically it's supposed to be safer, but also there is only one password to compromise with sudo...
[05:29] <karsten> liquid: Please provide:  the commands you issued.  The errors you got.  I don't want your interpretation, I want the command/error.
[05:29] <karsten> liquid: Specifically:  aptitude update; aptitude install airsnort.  Then what?
[05:29] <Puppy> im using dynamode pci care
[05:29] <liquid> karsten: I was installing airsnort by hand
[05:29] <karsten> liquid: Don'
[05:30] <karsten> liquid: don't do that.
[05:30] <karsten> liquid: You've got the most f*cking awesome package manager ever conceived.  Use it.
[05:30] <karsten> liquid: If you do do that, then know how to resolve stupid stuff like dependencies by yourself.
[05:30] <liquid> karsten: Why is everybody telling me that. Is that old school?
[05:30] <cabrioleur> m1ndctrl, right, after installation of sshd the default configuration for instance does not allow root (good), but you can log in as user and play with sudo as much as you want. What kind of safer is that?
[05:31] <liquid> karsten: I kinda do understand how but its been a while
[05:31] <michaelwilliamca> needd help with FTP
[05:31] <karsten> liquid: The whole idea behind Ubuntu/Debian (I'm mostly D but am using U ATM) is that you let the package management system sort out stupid stuff like that.
[05:31] <jim_p> i have a toshiba satellite laptop A100 that is this close to migrating to linux. however, i cant find the ubuntu 8.04 live cd. i only found 7.10, i put it in and it seems it recognised almost everything. even wireless works with the laptop on/off switch. is there some other check i miss, other than sound and the usege of the cards slot?
[05:31] <m1ndctrl> cabrioleur: agreed... but one is best off using private key encryption for ssh sessions - at the least for sessions that run across the internet.
[05:31] <karsten> liquid: So yeah, installing packages by hand is pretty old school.  I typically have maybe two-three packages I hand-install.
[05:31] <sjea> !nivida
[05:31] <gluonman> cabrioleur, what should I do since it won't automount?
[05:31] <liquid> karsten: What is D, and ATM?
[05:32] <karsten> liquid: ... and I think there's an installer for google-earth now, so that's now _one_.
[05:32] <cabrioleur> gluonman, open up the terminal.
[05:32] <karsten> liquid: d == debian atm == at the moment.
[05:32] <karsten> liquid: shorthand.
[05:32] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright
[05:32] <liquid> karsten: Gotcha
[05:32] <karsten> liquid: u == ubuntu
[05:32] <cabrioleur> now do ls /dev/sd* and tell me if you can see your drive.
[05:32] <Sammy> dude how to created crontab??? please
[05:32] <cabrioleur> gluonman, and if you see it what it is.
[05:32] <karsten> Sammy: as user or root?
[05:32] <Cpudan80> Sammy: there is alredy a crontab file
[05:33] <michaelwilliamca> any one know any thing about FTP or console installs
[05:33] <liquid> karsten: So I did aptitude search airsnort and nothing
[05:33] <karsten> Sammy: As user:  'crontab'.  As root:  edit /etc/crontab, or better, /etc/cron.d/<file>
[05:33] <Cpudan80> Sammy: edit /etc/crontab
[05:33] <jim_p> michaelwilliamca: ME!
[05:33] <Sammy> karsten i'm root
[05:33] <karsten> liquid: Point ;-)
[05:33] <sjea> how hard is it going to be for a newbi to upgrade the new Ubuntu
[05:33] <gluonman> cabrioleur, you know what? I just noticed that the old label of the drive shows up in /media as an unknown file. Do you think changing the label as an attempted fix did something to change all of this?
[05:33] <Cpudan80> sjea: Well you figured out how to login to IRC and and ask a question... so you pass ;-)
[05:34] <liquid> karsten: So if I find the program wanted using aptitude then just do the apt-get?
[05:34] <Sammy> thanks dude
[05:34] <karsten> liquid: It may be in multiverse.  I'm not sure if Ubuntu has an equivalent packages.debian.org
[05:34] <jim_p> sjea: if you have ati and fglrx, the after upgrade situation will be tough
[05:34] <karsten> liquid: Hell yes!
[05:34] <cabrioleur> m1ndctrl, that's against the advertisement of ubuntu, where everything is pre-configured. The default security is not restricted to public keys. The first thing I always do is root password and visudo, for security.
[05:34] <sjea> cool love that
[05:34] <m1ndctrl> gluonman: if it doesnt make sense there, try dmesg.
[05:34] <liquid> karsten: Okay, so im lI needooking for the x11 and it found like a billion how do I know which one
[05:34] <Cpudan80> sjea: Be advised, wifi cards and ATI video cards can cause major headaches
[05:34] <karsten> Sammy: Root also has its own user corontab (maintained with the 'crontab' command and installed in /var/spool/cron/ (I think), but Don't Use That in general.
[05:34] <liquid> karsten: Okay, so im looking for the x11 and it found like a billion how do I know which one need
[05:34] <Cpudan80> sjea: if neither of those things apply - should be smooth sailing
[05:35] <karsten> liquid: You need what?
[05:35] <liquid> karsten: x11
[05:35] <Sammy> root@samsul:~# /etc/crontab
[05:35] <Sammy> -su: /etc/crontab: Permission denied
[05:35] <karsten> liquid: aptitude install xserver-xorg
[05:35] <sjea> hope it fixes a few of my problems nope im invidia
[05:35] <karsten> liquid: It's gotten *really* good.
[05:35] <Cpudan80> Sammy: dont run it - edit it
[05:35] <sjea> well close
[05:35] <m1ndctrl> cabrioleur: ubuntu is convenient because it incredibly fast to install and many things work by default, I don't think that is however a reason to rely on pre-configuration, linux is about learning too no? ;)
[05:35] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I don't know.
[05:35] <Cpudan80> Sammy: running at the raw root prompt is dangerous and not recommended
[05:35] <sjea> to that spelling
[05:35] <sjea> lol
[05:35] <gluonman> cabrioleur, /dev/sdb1 is no longer recognized after the last command.
[05:36] <sjea> i have to reboot often to get my video to be the right color
[05:36] <liquid> karsten: So aptitude is the same as apt-get?
[05:36] <karsten> liquid: Looks like there may not be an airsnort packaged for Ubuntu.  I've got it for Debian though.
[05:36] <sjea> my video turn green
[05:36] <Cpudan80> ?
[05:36] <Cpudan80> strange
[05:36] <sjea> yea
[05:36] <cabrioleur> gluonman, are you sure it didn't change to sdc1 for instance?
[05:37] <Cpudan80> liquid: no -similar - same package lists
[05:37] <cabrioleur> gluonman, can you give me your dmesg log in pastebin?
[05:37] <karsten> liquid: aptitude superscedes apt-get.  They're effectively the same, though aptitude does better dependencies checking, logs stuff, and is all-around better.  It is a bit slower as a result, don't be fooled by that.
[05:37] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I'll try it.
[05:37] <karsten> sjea: Bad tubes?
[05:37] <gluonman> cabrioleur, remind me how to use pastebin?
[05:37] <newlife> Installed Wine and running uTorrent - Was using Deluge - When click on torrent wants to still use Deluge but would like to use uTorrent - Can't figure out to make uTorrent default app to run. Anyone have fix ? ?
[05:37] <liquid> I see
[05:37] <Ohmu_> can I add a special comment to the first line of a config file that makes gedit show it in nice colors (eg with the # comments greyed)?
[05:37] <sjea> no i hope not
[05:37] <cabrioleur> !pastebin > gluonman
[05:37] <karsten> newlife: Should be able to configure default apps somewhere in the GNOME or KDE control paenel(s).
[05:38] <sjea> only in my video nothing else and sound goes bad
[05:38] <sjea> after reboot it works well
[05:38] <sjea> sorta like windows xp lol
[05:38] <liquid> karsten: So it would be sudo aptitude install "prgram"
[05:38] <karsten> liquid: Yes.
[05:38] <sjea> control alt delete
[05:38] <liquid> *program
[05:38] <gluonman> cabrioleur, the dmesg is so long the terminal doesn't remember all of it.
[05:38] <m1ndctrl> Ohmu_: are you talking about syntax recognition? this is application specific not file specific. Although you can use color configuration files with nano for example.
[05:39] <mouseboyx> newlife, download a torrent file, right click it > properties > open with > add > custom command > wine /path/to/utorrent.exe
[05:39] <karsten> liquid: You can also run aptitude interactively.  It's a console-based application (like vim or top), very handy that way.
[05:39] <newlife> karsten: Rt click on saved torrent file and go to properties to change - but uTorrent not showing up as selection.
[05:39] <cabrioleur> gluonman, "sudo dmesg > log.log" will create a text file log.log with informations in it.
[05:39] <theJKH> Hey guys really qick question is there any way to increase the MIC senstivity at all? and also is there any programs for recoding voice??
[05:39] <karsten> liquid: It also includes a tetris game.
[05:39] <dbbolton> which debian package supplies "gthread"?
[05:39] <karsten> theJKH: Through your mixer control.  Try aumix or alsamixer
[05:39] <cabrioleur> theJKH, one of your options in alsamixer should be mic boost.
[05:40] <liquid> karsten: Im doing it and it looks like its working but its not installing it when I try to do ./configure it still says missing
[05:40] <karsten> theJKH: ... if there's not a GUI mixer on your dock already.
[05:40] <theJKH> Sweet is taht a package i download?
[05:40] <m1ndctrl> theJKH: in sound properties.. if u cant find it - add it from the menu...
[05:40] <karsten> liquid: Sorry, doing what?
[05:40] <theJKH> i nees a mic booster
[05:40] <RHorse> theJKH, arecord
[05:40] <karsten> newlife: NFC, sorry.
[05:40] <liquid> karsten:  Im trying something else let me see if this fixes it
[05:40] <karsten> liquid: OK. Not sure what "it" is.
[05:40] <gluonman> cabrioleur, http://paste.ubuntu.com/61358/
[05:41] <HMS> How do I log in as root from the log in screen
[05:41] <sjea> is there anyway to do a repair install ? or am i way off
[05:41] <Ohmu_> m1ndctrl: yes.  gedit will color in certain files eg c++ files.  but others, it won't.  like /etc/network/interfaces
[05:41] <liquid> karsten: Okay configure: error: *** Could not enable any of FreeType, X11, Cairo, or Win32 backends.
[05:41] <sjea> still really new to this os
[05:41] <liquid> karsten: Thats the error
[05:41] <newlife> mouseboy: That should do it - Thanks much.
[05:41] <m1ndctrl> Ohmu_: well, thats probably because it doesn't have specific syntax highlighting support for that file format.
[05:41] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it says sdb1 is there.
[05:42] <cabrioleur> gluonman, when you type in terminal ls /dev/sdb1 does it return the file?
[05:42] <m1ndctrl> Ohmu_: I bet if you cp one of those files as a .c and then open u will see the keywords of c syntax highlighted even though it is not c.
[05:42] <RHorse> HMS I don't think X allows root logins
[05:42] <gluonman> cabrioleur, well, when I type 'sudo mount /dev/sdb1' it says mount: can't find /dev/sdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[05:42] <RHorse> too insecure
[05:42] <cabrioleur> gluonman, :-) that's something else.
[05:42] <newlife> mouseboy: Slight problem here - not sure where to find uTorrent app ?
[05:43] <cabrioleur> gluonman, lest's edit fdisk now :-)
[05:43] <gluonman> cabrioleur, but when I type ls /dev/sdb1 it does return /dev/sdb1
[05:43] <m1ndctrl> HMS: if you ahven't set passwd on your box then you can't, as root technically does not have a permanent password.
[05:43] <newlife> mouseboyx: Neub here - will try
[05:43] <HMS> RHorse: Thanks
[05:43] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright. Don't know how to edit fdisk, but lead the way.
[05:43] <cabrioleur> gluonman, correct. Let's find the cursed writeup. "gksu gedit /etc/fstab" will open text editor with mount point and option.
[05:43] <memeemeee> anyone using vnc4viewer?
[05:44] <RHorse> HMS, np. Just run gksudo when you need to run an X app as root.
[05:44] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I opened the fstab
[05:44] <Ohmu_> m1ndctrl: ya correct.  .. ok gtg breakfast bbl
[05:44] <Mimi> If I get xubuntu, will it have Add/Remove on the menu?
[05:44] <HMS> today i used gksudo nautilus, very useful thanks
[05:45] <karsten> liquid: Sorry, reboot.
[05:45] <cabrioleur> gluonman, sorry for that but can you open another terminal first (you can live the rest open for now)
[05:45] <gluonman> cabrioleur, sure.
[05:45] <karsten> liquid: That error came from *what* command?
[05:45] <newlife> mouseboyx: Not sure where to browse to to find uTorrent app. I know I need to drill down through my newlife/Home/ ? Not where to go from here?
[05:45] <RAdams> Hi. I have two servers. One I have full ssh (root) access to, the other I only have access to ftp for one account. I need to copy files from the server I have root on to the other server. How do I do that?
[05:45] <cabrioleur> gluonman, and do a command "sudo gnome-mount -d /dev/sdb1"
[05:45] <karsten> liquid: O:  trying to build airsnort?
[05:45] <liquid> karsten: ./configure
[05:46] <karsten> RAdams: Most (good) SSH servers restrict root access.
[05:46] <newlife> mouseboy: Not sure where to find - sorry .
[05:46] <RAdams> karsten: it's my server.
[05:46] <gluonman> cabrioleur, it mounted.
[05:46] <karsten> liquid: You're building airsnort?
[05:46] <cabrioleur> gluonman, :-)
[05:46] <liquid> karsten: Can I just use aptitude to install gtk++2
[05:46] <cabrioleur> gluonman, is it as "disk"?
[05:46] <RHorse> bye all
[05:46] <RAdams> karsten: it's ssh key controlled, but that's not the point.
[05:46] <m1ndctrl> anyone know a good place for super wide wallpapers? i need 5040x1050
[05:46] <mouseboyx> at the open with add menu newlife, put that in as a custom command
[05:46] <karsten> liquid: Yeah, you're going to need the -dev library though, FYI.
[05:47] <gluonman> cabrioleur, yes, and thankfully, the folder images for my movies are showing. But the icon on my desktop is still that stupid half-folded piece of paper rather than my .ico for the device itself.
[05:47] <liquid> karsten: Okay now whats the diff. between dev and the other?
[05:47] <karsten> RAdams: Then enable root access.  /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[05:47] <cabrioleur> gluonman, what version of ubuntu are you using?
[05:47] <karsten> RAdams: ... and reload the ssh server:  /etc/init.d/ssh reload
[05:47] <RAdams> karsten: that has nothing to do with my question
[05:47] <gluonman> cabrioleur, 8.04.1 Hardy
[05:47] <karsten> liquid: One works a lot better if you're trying to build software.
[05:47] <karsten> RAdams: Really?
[05:47] <gluonman> cabrioleur, do you think I aught to change the label back to default?
[05:47] <RAdams> "Hi. I have two servers. One I have full ssh (root) access to, the other I only have access to ftp for one account. I need to copy files from the server I have root on to the other server. How do I do that?"
[05:47] <cabrioleur> RAdams, man sdc.
[05:47] <RAdams> I need to copy files from one server to the other.
[05:47] <karsten> RAdams: Doh... OK, se.c
[05:47] <RAdams> Not enable root
[05:48] <RAdams> checking man sdc now
[05:48] <cabrioleur> gluonman, yes, but first unmount it.
[05:48] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright.
[05:48] <m1ndctrl> RAdams: or scp.
[05:48] <m1ndctrl> wait.. nvm.. no ssh on other side.
[05:48] <RAdams> m1ndctrl: yeah >.<
[05:48] <liquid> karsten: Gotcha, it found a million packages how can I narrow it down?
[05:48] <gluonman> cabrioleur, it's unmounted. How do I change the label back to default?
[05:48] <cabrioleur> m1ndctrl, RAdams that's what I meant :-) scp
[05:48] <karsten> RAdams: lftp is my preferred file transfer tool, though a lot of apps give that to you and allow multiplle protocols, including konqueror, mc, and (I think) nautilus, the otherwise-crap GNOME file browser with a specification problem.
[05:49] <karsten> liquid: aptitude search libgtk2.*-dev
[05:49] <cabrioleur> gluonman, did you change it in gnome properties, or ntfs tool?
[05:49] <m1ndctrl> cabrioleur: i dont believe u can use scp for ssh <-> ftp
[05:49] <RAdams> karsten: I suppose I could invoke ftp from the server I can ssh into...
[05:49] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I used ntfslabel, which is a part of ntfsprogs
[05:49] <m1ndctrl> ssh supports encryption and ftp does not...
[05:49] <sjea> !browser
[05:49] <karsten> liquid: The -dev libraries include the headers which are required to build and link software.  The non-dev libraries have only the shared-object files to dynamically link at runtime.
[05:49] <Coldhak> is there a shell command to find out what vid card i have?
[05:50] <liquid> karsten: Thank you
[05:50] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it's a good program. You can use it again.
[05:50] <karsten> RAdams: Are bot hof thes remote to your curren tlocation or what?
[05:50] <newlife> mouseboyx: I cut-n-paste command like you said but when click on torrent file does not open in uTorrent.
[05:50] <les> Coldhak: lspci | grep VGA
[05:50] <karsten> RAdams: I'm assuming you've got ftp-*only* access to one system?
[05:50] <gluonman> cabrioleur, is there a command that removes the 'disk' label I gave it and resort to default?
[05:51] <newlife> mouseboyx: What if use browse to ? and locate app ?
[05:51] <karsten> RAdams: Other than the standard "ftp transmits your username/pass in the clear and shouldn't be used" lecture:  i'd log into the system I canSSH to, and ftp from there to the FTP server (with lftp or mc), and copy over the files I needed.
[05:51] <karsten> liquid: NP
[05:51] <Coldhak> les, thanks
[05:51] <a1len> If you install a new repository list, do you have to load the old one if you want to do an apt-get install for something that was on the 1st list?
[05:52] <m1ndctrl> a1len: are you replacing the list or appending?
[05:52] <liquid> karsten: I found kismet on the aptitude, would that be better?
[05:53] <a1len> m1ndctrl, I saved one and want to switch back to the original one. I can combine the two?
[05:53] <karsten> liquid: Yeah, actually, I was going to suggest that.
[05:53] <m1ndctrl> a1len: yes you can add more sources to the existing list, there should be no reason I can think of to create a new list.
[05:53] <karsten> liquid: it's an ncurses/console app, seems to work pretty well, and is generally what I use when I'm out hunting networks.
[05:53] <liquid> karsten: Is there a GUI for kismet?
[05:54] <gluonman> cabrioleur, this is just a guess, but if I type 'ntfslabel /dev/sdb1' perhaps it will make the label default? Or would it just give me whatever the current label is?
[05:54] <karsten> liquid: Not sure.
[05:54] <RAdams> karsten: sorry, comp crashed. to answer your question, yes, I am remote from both servers
[05:54]  * Mimi asks: any bunnies know what's the command for the Add/Remove program? 
[05:54] <cabrioleur> gluonman, no, it will display the label :-)
[05:54] <liquid> karsten: When I type kismet this is what I get, kismet
[05:54] <liquid> Launching kismet_server: //usr/bin/kismet_server
[05:54] <liquid> Suid priv-dropping disabled.  This may not be secure.
[05:54] <liquid> Done.
[05:54] <FloodBot3> liquid: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:54] <karsten> Mimi: aptitude
[05:54] <a1len> m1ndctrl, so do you know how I make it recognize the original one so I can just copy and paste the rest in it?
[05:54] <gluonman> cabrioleur, well, then how do I reset it?
[05:54] <cabrioleur> cabrioleur, that's what man says, sorry I was reading documentation.
[05:54] <karsten> liquid: Run as root.
[05:55] <liquid> karsten: let me try
[05:55] <Mimi> karsten, mmmmm that's terminal based, am I missing something? ^^; I'm talking about the GUI found in the "start" menu
[05:55] <michaelwilliamca> ftp loads from inside local netowrk but not over internet
[05:55] <dranyam> hrrrm
[05:55] <dranyam> ok
[05:55] <dranyam> sites like youtube and hulu seem a bit choppy
[05:55] <dranyam> with 8.10
[05:55] <liquid> karsten: So I need to read about it alittle bit
[05:55] <dranyam> but at least it had my wireless drivers
[05:55] <dranyam> w0o0o
[05:56] <cabrioleur> gluonman, I would try sudo ntfslabel /dev/sdb1 ''
[05:56] <cabrioleur> gluonman, or leave it as disk (it doesn't hurt at all)
[05:56] <karsten> Mimi: yeah, there's one, I forget the name.
[05:57] <JoseBravo> I see the fonts on my ubuntu dosnt look so good, its possible improve it?
[05:57] <karsten> RAdams: NP.  See my previous response.
[05:57] <gluonman> cabrioleur, well I wouldn't think, but for some reason, the moment I changed the label from 500.1 GB Media to disk, the folder image on the desktop changed from a nice picture of the external to a stupid white piece of paper.
[05:57] <m1ndctrl> Mimi: synaptic?
[05:57] <gluonman> cabrioleur, no matter what I do to change it back to the nice image, it will not allow me to change it. Same when I'm lookin in /media/ with nautilus.
[05:58] <karsten> Mimi: I think it's called adept.
[05:58] <cabrioleur> gluonman, if it does, it's a bug report in nautilus...
[05:58] <Mimi> karsten,  i just right clicked on it on the menu (didnt know you could do that), selected add to panel (didnt know you could do that either), then right clicked on the new icon that was created on the panel, and it gives the path for the command: its gnome-app-install :P So intuitive haha
[05:58] <karsten> Mimi: ... that said, I'd *storngly* recommend aptitude, which cna be used batch or interactively.
[05:58] <Mimi> karsten,  i prefer apt-get ^^;;
[05:58] <karsten> Mimi: Sure.  I'm a little old-school.
[05:58] <cabrioleur> gluonman, but lets try sudo ntfslabel /dev/sdb1 ''
[05:58] <gluonman> cabrioleur, so from now on it should automount at /media/disk?
[05:58] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright.
[05:59] <karsten> Mimi: aptitude is better and (at least on Debian) strongly recommended over apt-get.
[05:59] <ocioso> see ya.. locos.. you found me on #supremos
[05:59] <Mimi> karsten,  how / why so ?
[05:59] <nano404> hey all
[05:59] <cabrioleur> gluonman, if you leave the icon, then yes. if you don't, the the first mounted external drive will be mounted as disk.
[05:59] <RAdams> with ftp (from terminal) why does it only transfer one file when I "put *" ?
[05:59] <cabrioleur> gluonman, I meant when you leave the label.
[05:59] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[05:59] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright.
[06:00] <karsten> Mimi: Sec...
[06:00] <karsten> Mimi: http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Debian/2004-04/3181.html
[06:00] <gluonman> cabrioleur, so we don't need to do anything with fstab, then?
[06:00] <Mimi> thats funny karsten  i just happened to be reading that site (not that article though)
[06:00] <cabrioleur> gluonman, no, you can safely close it :-)
[06:01] <mib_z814z0> http://snackpetition.blogspot.com/ please read that link, it is a matter we would like to resolve as soon as we can, and public is the only people that can help.
[06:01] <geremy> anybody know how to set an application (in this case, the netbook remix launcher) to start on gnome startup?
[06:01] <cabrioleur> gluonman, and about the icon, can you right click on the icon of your disk and go to preferences?
[06:01] <karsten> Mimi: It's a *very* large mailing list archive.  That post is written by the guy who does most fo the work on the Debian installer package.  He knows his sh*t.
[06:01] <RAdams> !spam | mib_z814z0
[06:01] <Mimi> geremy, you mean like "Sessions"? found under preferences
[06:01] <gluonman> cabrioleur, even though I typed the command to change the label to "500.1 GB Media", when I typed sudo mount /dev/sdb1 it still couldn't be found. But when I typed sudo gnome-mount -d /dev/sdb1 it mounted with 'disk' as the label and the icon was still that stupid piece of paper.
[06:02] <mecha> anyone here gotten OS X to work on virtualbox?
[06:02] <nano404> I'm having a problem with ubuntu, I cant get on the internet...
[06:02] <geremy> mimi: I'm looking for a way to do it globally, and preferably via conf file
[06:02] <HMS> wired network problem, already insalled driver, but it doesnt show when i conect or disconect the cable as it should, have no conection either.
[06:02] <RAdams> mecha: doing so is a violation of the EULA, and ought not be discussed here.
[06:02] <karsten> nano404: How are you trying to get on the Internet?
[06:02] <gluonman> cabrioleur, actually, right-clicking the icon and changing any preferences doesn't solve anything. Any changes get automatically ignored, or changed back.
[06:02] <karsten> mecha: Google is your friend.
[06:02] <nano404> Karsten: wired
[06:02] <DrRabbit> mib_z814z0: plzing to be ontopic plz
[06:02] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it's not in the fstab. The new way to do it is "gnome-mount -d /dev/sdb1"
[06:02] <JoseBravo> Fonts on my ubuntu dosnt look so good, its possible improve it? Im using 1280x800 resolution.
[06:02] <cabrioleur> gluonman, with sudo
[06:02] <mecha> RAdams: actually the EULA was changed to add a clause about allowing OS X to be virtualized
[06:03] <karsten> nano404: Do you have local LAN access?  What's your gateway?  Are you using some sort of hardware cable modem / DSL modem / Linksys-type router?
[06:03] <eX3CuTe> how can I find what name (/dev/...) my flash drive has ?
[06:03] <RAdams> mecha: on OSX machines, using approved virtualization setups, yes.
[06:03] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright. But it used to show up on my desktop with 500.1 GB Media as the label. It's still showing as disk.
[06:03] <cabrioleur> gluonman, or right click on it and pick mount.
[06:03] <mecha> karsten: i already have. no useful info that's why i'm here
[06:03] <cabrioleur> gluonman, right, standby.
[06:03] <powertoo108> Does anybody use wpa_supplicant? I'm getting this error: ioctl[SIOCSIWAUTH]: Operation not supported <next line> WEXT auth param 4 value 0x0
[06:03] <nano404> Karsten: i had ubuntu on a laptop before, and it wasn't working, my teacher kept saying something about confuiguring the modem to work with linux, but never elaborated
[06:04] <karsten> mecha: General drill is:  check NIC seating, link light, media (cable), configuration (ifconfig;drivers etc), gateway, route, forwarding on gateway, DNS resolution, local (LAN) and remote (forwarded) ping targets.
[06:04] <nano404> Karsten: LAN, router
[06:04] <karsten> mecha: Modem or NIC?
[06:04] <RAdams> i think you're meaning to talk to nano404, karsten...
[06:04] <mecha> karsten: for what, i don't understand the question
[06:04] <karsten> mecha: Right.
[06:04] <karsten> nano404: ^^
[06:04] <cabrioleur> gluonman, do you have gparted?
[06:05] <RyanPrior> I'm having trouble with SSH, and I'm a noob when it comes to security, so if anybody can help me figure out how to proceed, that would be really useful. I'm getting a "IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SOMEONE IS DOING SOMETHING NASTY!", a message about an "offending key", some other warnings, ending with "Host key verification failed."
[06:05] <HMS> wired network problem, already insalled driver, but it doesnt show when i conect or disconect the cable as it should, have no conection either. in network tools i clik configure eth0 and it returns,: interface does not exist
[06:05] <karsten> RyanPrior: It's the first time you've connected to a host.
[06:05] <mecha> karsten: whoa hey there dont get nasty
[06:05] <gluonman> cabrioleur, yes. I even have a live CD of it. But I just tried something. I unplugged it and plugged it back in and it automounted with the label 500.1 GB Media.
[06:05] <poostation3> link me to ubuntu live cd plz
[06:05] <RyanPrior> karsten: This is a host I've connected to before, but not in awhile.
[06:06] <gluonman> cabrioleur, the only problem is that it mounted to /media/500.1 GB Media_ instead of /media/disk
[06:06] <karsten> RyanPrior: SSH checks to see if the server (remote host key) is known, and if it's not, it gives you that warning.  If you happen to know the remote server key, check it.  If you don't, standard (though not best) practice is to just say 'y' to the prompt.
[06:06] <gluonman> cabrioleur, this is getting too confusing.
[06:06] <karsten> RyanPrior: ... in which case the remote host key may have changed.  If you know the administrator, I'd drop him/her an email and ask wassup?
[06:06] <Vantrax> btw i dont remember who was askin but the reason to use aptitude instead of apt-get is that aptitude will remember the packages and when you go to remove the app, apt get will just remove the one you manually specify, and not the dependancies
[06:06] <karsten> mecha: I'm not.
[06:07] <karsten> mecha: ... just brief.  Was acknowledging you, appreciate your mentioning it.
[06:07] <geremy> karsten: host name checking may also have failed, which would be very common in home setups
[06:07] <mecha> karsten: i told you i don't understand the question and you responded with "Right."
[06:07] <karsten> geremy: Point.
[06:07] <nano404> Karsten: Router
[06:07] <theJKH> WOW i have to my lips right up to the microphone for it to hear me and the mics up full blast anyone know a soultion???
[06:07] <cabrioleur> gluonman, then right click on it, preferences, the volume tab and as a mount point type disk
[06:07] <mecha> karsten: maybe you could have just re-phrased the question instead of shunning me
[06:07] <karsten> mecha: Sorry, repeat.  Where were we at?
[06:07] <RAdams> mecha: he was saying "right" to me, who was pointing out he meant to type to nano404.
[06:07] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it should be fine from now on.
[06:07] <karsten> nano404: OK:  can yo ping the router?
[06:07] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright. let me try that.
[06:08] <RyanPrior> karsten: As far as I know, there is no published server key. When I first connected, it just set everything up automatically.
[06:08] <HMS> How can I enable an inteface in 8.04.1, in my case eth0
[06:08] <nano404> Karsten: havent tried, how do I?
[06:08] <poostation3> link me to ubuntu live cd plz post link tia
[06:08] <karsten> mecha: Lose the 'tude.  I'm trying to help folks, not intentioanally doing anything, and it's a hell of a busy channel.  Also got my own stuff I'm up to.  What was your question.
[06:08] <karsten> nano404: ping <router IP>
[06:08] <RyanPrior> poostation3: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[06:08] <RyanPrior> poostation3: Also, read topic.
[06:08] <mecha> RAdams: "<karsten> mecha: Right." I believe that was directed at me
[06:08] <karsten> RyanPrior: Just say yes then and hope that nothing nasty is happening.
[06:09] <crashedata> Can some one please help. I currently have both KDE and Gnome installed. The problem is that while with Gnome, I get about 2 hours of battery time (I use it on a laptop). With KDE I only get about 10 minutes of battery time. I perfer KDE so is there a way to fix this?
[06:09] <RyanPrior> karsten: It doesn't give me a yes/no, it just fails.
[06:09] <poostation3> ryanprior: that is not link to live cd! that is to install
[06:09] <JoseBravo> I have problems with ubuntu, my fonts appears very ugly. How can i fix that, please?
[06:09] <mecha> karsten: My question is simple. has anyone here gotten OS X to run in virtualbox?
[06:09] <doctah> lol
[06:09] <karsten> RyanPrior: One sec.
[06:09] <mecha> it's yes or no
[06:09] <karsten> mecha: Probably.
[06:09] <karsten> mecha: Google is your friend.
[06:09] <gluonman> cabrioleur, everything is normal now, but the folder image on the desktop is still that stupid piece of paper.
[06:10] <doctah> google-fu
[06:10] <gluonman> cabrioleur, but hold on, must feed my daughter.
[06:10] <RyanPrior> poostation3: We like to do things in an efficient way: we made the LiveCD also be the install CD. :-)
[06:10] <bullgard4> crashedata: You will most likely get a faster answer to your porblem in #kubuntu.
[06:10] <crashedata> ok thanks.
[06:10] <mecha> karsten: like i said before, i've tried all the google links and found no useful information so i'm here
[06:10] <geremy> ryanprior: invoke ssh with the -o CheckHostIP no option
[06:10] <RAdams> mecha: for the last time, this is not the place to ask that. It is a violation of the EULA to virtualize OS X on a non-Apple computer. We are trying to be polite and helpful.
[06:10] <karsten> mecha: And no, you're not going to browbeat an answer out of me because that's all I know.  HAND.
[06:10] <HMS> How can I enable an inteface in 8.04.1, in my case eth0
[06:10] <doctah> df
[06:10] <doctah> gd
[06:10] <doctah> d
[06:10] <doctah> sd
[06:10] <doctah> fs
[06:10] <FloodBot3> doctah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:10] <monica0519> hello, i just installed 8.04 on my lappy, and it doesnt detect my wireless device, my card i imagine, how can i fix this?
[06:11] <theJKH> check restricted drivers
[06:11] <cabrioleur> JoseBravo, go to system -> preferences -> appearance -> Fonts and mark subpixel smoothing.
[06:11] <mecha> RAdams: who says i'm using a non apple computer?
[06:11] <theJKH> anyone know why i ahve to have mt lios basicly on the mc for it to hear me
[06:11] <poostation3> ryanprior: very funny guess ill have to learn how to partition drive and put it on side by vista
[06:11] <theJKH> even though i got mic all the way p
[06:11] <nano404> Karsten: It pings
[06:11] <theJKH> mic
[06:11] <karsten> RyanPrior: 'ssh-add -d <hostspec>' will delete any known key values for a given host.
[06:11] <karsten> nano404: OK, that means your local networking is set up.
[06:12] <nano404> it is...
[06:12] <rogan> Still unable to play a DVD have tried VLC (disc starts running then vlc closes down) Mplayer starts to read disk (can hear music form dvd start to play then gives me some sort of connection error) Kaffine player does not work
[06:12] <rogan> any suggestions
[06:12] <karsten> nano404: Run the following commands and pastebin output:  /sbin/ifconfig -a; /sbin/route -n
[06:12] <cabrioleur> theJKH, usually because of your card being recognized wrong (missing parameters) or because of quality of drivers.
[06:12] <RyanPrior> poostation3: No joke. No need to repartition anything. The install CD will boot into a LiveCD environment first. If you're interested, there's also Wubi, which lets you try out Ubuntu without repartitioning.
[06:12] <Puppy> Anyone i could please take a 5 min phone call to help me while im loaded in ubuntu with installing this wireless card
[06:12] <Sammy> question...what's meaning crond.pid??
[06:12] <cabrioleur> rogan, you need libdvdcss2
[06:12] <theJKH> Oh shityy...
[06:12] <karsten> RyanPrior: Since the known-hosts file now hashes hostnames/identifiers, you can't manually delete keys as easily as yo used to be able to.
[06:13] <nano404> Karsten: I cant pastebin output? It's on a different computer?
[06:13] <Puppy> i woudl be most geatfull, its 7am here.. and i been doing this all night
[06:13] <bullgard4> HMS: Try 'sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart'
[06:13] <Puppy> legend2440 ?
[06:13] <mecha> RAdams, karsten: LOOK, I didn't come here to be pushed into a corner, i can to ask a question. so if you want to argue take it to the forums. otherwise help or don't. whetever you may think i am trying to do to upset anyone, you are wrong. please i just want answers not a confrontation
[06:13] <rogan> cabrioleur: thank you
[06:13] <karsten> Sammy: cornd.pid is a file that contains the PID (process ID) of the currently running cron daemon.  Sometimes the file hangs around after cron has died.  What's the error message?
[06:13] <legend2440> Puppy: yes
[06:13] <RyanPrior> karsten: I'm not sure what the hostspec would be. Can you give an example?
[06:13] <Puppy> legend2440 - any chance you coudl give me 5 mins on the phone ?
[06:13] <poostation3> ryanprior: i tried wubi before but it messed up my computer with xp on it. I now have vista x64 so hopefully it works?
[06:13] <karsten> nano404: Then write it down and type it back in, or transfer it on a floppy / flash drive / clay tablet.  You're a bright guy, sort it out.
[06:14] <karsten> RyanPrior: ip address.  Hostname.  However you attempted to connect to the remote host.
[06:14] <RyanPrior> poostation3: The LiveCD should be safer, but as far as I know Wubi works well on Windows Vista.
[06:14] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[06:14] <karsten> bullgard4: The ones that are there are logged there, the ones that aren't aren't ;-)
[06:14] <legend2440> Puppy: i don't have wireless. i wouldnt be any help
[06:14] <Sammy> I cant made crontab karsten. please teach me step by step. you know I'm a newbie
[06:14]  * karsten ducks.
[06:15] <Puppy> legend2440 the problem is not wireless, its extracking files to usr
[06:15] <bullgard4> !language > theJKH
[06:15] <karsten> Sammy: What are you trying to run?  What do you want to have happen and when?
[06:15] <Puppy> legend2440 - i can explain in 1 min on the phone
[06:15] <Puppy> legend2440 and run through it with you and im sure you will know what im doing wrong if you haev been usign this for more than a month
[06:15] <poostation3> ryanprior: well see if it works. i still have 2 days to return this new laptop with 15% restocking fee.
[06:15] <Sammy> i'm a user I want to run my shell unix script
[06:15] <Puppy> legend2440 - can we try, nothign to loose.. im about to uninstall it and say fck it
[06:15] <karsten> Sammy: My suggestion would be to look at /etc/crontab, /etc/cron.d/, and/or /etc/cron.{hourly,daily,weekly,monthly}
[06:15] <RyanPrior> poostation3: Is it a well-known laptop brand?
[06:16] <karsten> Sammy: As a user?
[06:16] <karsten> Sammy: ... as opposed to by root?
[06:16] <bullgard4> karsten: Was this a wise answer?
[06:16] <Sammy> yess
[06:16] <karsten> Sammy: 'crontab'
[06:16] <hadi57> hi i have Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01) and not working any body can help me fix this problem?
[06:16] <karsten> Sammy: man 5 crontab will give you the file format.
[06:17] <karsten> Sammy: <minute> <hour> <day of month> <month> <day of week> <command>
[06:17] <karsten> bullgard4: It was technically accurate but probably not helpful
[06:17] <RyanPrior> karsten: I'm confused about how to use ssh-add: what should I put after -d?
[06:17] <Sammy> please expample??
[06:17] <karsten> RyanPrior: Hostpec.
[06:17] <karsten> Sammy: RTFM
[06:17] <ballzee> is there a repository with azue on it ?
[06:17] <bullgard4> hadi57: "not working" is not an exact description. Any error messages?
[06:18] <RyanPrior> karsten: What do I read to find out what a hostspec looks like?
[06:18] <cabrioleur> hadi57, you need the new version of madwifi-hal from their website, from savanah. It works fine up there.
[06:18] <cjs> Hey, I'd like to change the cursor used when the pointer is in an xterm from the thick one to the old thin style. Any thoughts on how I might do this?
[06:18] <karsten> RyanPrior: The hostspec is however you attempted to conne t to the host.
[06:18] <hadi57> can you guide me please?
[06:18] <karsten> RyanPrior: if I tried:  ssh www.google.com, then:  ssh-add -d www.google.com
[06:18] <RyanPrior> karsten: is it me@myserver, or just myserver
[06:18] <RAdams> mecha: no one is shoving you into a corner. We're trying to explain to you that we can not help you violate Apple's EULA. Is their EULA stupid? Sure. Take it up with them. It is the policy of this channel not to assist with violating EULAs, though -- sorry.
[06:18] <karsten> RyanPrior: Just the server component, I think.  Just try it.
[06:19] <RyanPrior> karsten: That gives me "bad keyfile", which is why I assumed I must be doing it wrong.
[06:19] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[06:19] <beek> this 8.10 installed at 1920xsomething and my monitor wont show it, and now i find that there's no xorg.conf?  what is this wackiness ?
[06:19] <poostation3> ryanprior: its hp
[06:19] <karsten> RyanPrior: OK.  The other option is to delete the key by the entry in the known_hosts file.
[06:19] <gluonman> cabrioleur, every time I mount it, it's mounting at /media/500.1 GB Media_ instead of /media/disk
[06:19] <RAdams> beek: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg. and your xorg.conf is in /etc/X11/
[06:19] <mecha> RAdams: i understood that before i joined. i simply asked if anyone has gotten it to work. i din't ask someone to help me violate the EULA
[06:20] <karsten> RyanPrior: sed -i -e '<nn>d' ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[06:20] <RyanPrior> karsten: There are a bunch of them and they all look like gibberish. How do I decide which one to nix?
[06:20] <gluonman> cabrioleur, even though I put disk in the mount point bar in the volume tab of preferences.
[06:20] <RAdams> mecha: the answer is no.
[06:20] <karsten> RyanPrior: ... where <nn> is the line number given by your ssh access attempt fialure message
[06:20] <mecha> RAdams: ur face is a no
[06:20] <karsten> RyanPrior: yeah, as I said, SSH hashes (renders non-hukman readable)_ the hostname.
[06:20] <RAdams> !manners > mecha
[06:20] <karsten> s/hukman/human/
[06:20] <beek> I can't seem to get it to boot to a non-gui mode, Radams, and the xorg.conf is there, but it doesnt seem to be used anymore.
[06:20] <karsten> RAdams: I ignored him a ways ago.
[06:21] <RAdams> wake up ubottu
[06:21] <Vantrax> !manners | mecha
[06:21] <RyanPrior> karsten: That doesn't output anything, unfortunately.
[06:21] <Vantrax> that does however
[06:21] <karsten> RyanPrior: Try ssh connect again and pastebin the error
[06:21] <RAdams> beek: is grub installed and working?
[06:21] <beek> yas, R
[06:21] <cabrioleur> gluonman, what directory you have in /media ?
[06:22] <oalep> can i install the grub from the ubuntu live cd without installing ubuntu?
[06:22] <Vantrax> yes
[06:22] <Vantrax> why would you want to?
[06:22] <bimberi> !grub | oalep
[06:22] <Vantrax> should have installed the first time
[06:22] <oalep> to try to boot windows from grub. but i dont want linux in that laptop
[06:22] <gluonman> cabrioleur, if I automount, it will mount at /media/disk. But if I manually mount it mounts to /media/500.1 GB Media. I think the whole ntfslabel thing screwed something up.
[06:22] <RyanPrior> karsten: I'm very sloppy with all this stuff - I just tried the original ssh command again and it connects just fine. I'm not sure which thing I did worked in particular, but thanks for giving me ideas.
[06:23] <Vantrax> ahh
[06:23] <oalep> just to check, that would avoid me formatting
[06:23] <gluonman> cabrioleur, and I still can't get the white paper image to change to my desired .ico.
[06:23] <Vantrax> you  can do it
[06:23] <Vantrax> not what would be recommended
[06:23] <beek> oooh, i got to a prompt.  nice.
[06:23] <RyanPrior> karsten: It makes the security feel like a farce, though. Someday I'll learn how the whole system works, perhaps.
[06:23] <Vantrax> you would need a little grub partition
[06:23] <oalep> Vantrax if it doesnt work, ill just format like i had planned to
[06:24] <RAdams> oalep: grub is really only useful if you're booting multiple OSs. what specifically are you trying to do?
[06:24] <Vantrax> it does work, just not as easy as it sounds:P
[06:24] <histo_> Anyone able to get recordmydesktop to record audio?
[06:24] <RAdams> i should clarify: it's not very useful for booting windows, it just happens to be able to do it.
[06:24] <click170> Does anyone know why an apt mirror (created with `apt-mirror`) doesn't mirror the debian-installer folder or any of the associated folders which are required for a pxe-booted install?
[06:24] <tdawgedogg> when i restart i get stuck at a shell screen that says bin/sh cant access tty; job control turned off (initramfs)
[06:25] <karsten> RyanPrior: One sec.
[06:25]  * karsten is afk
[06:25] <oalep>  the initial mess is so big, that i cant afford explaining all :) but believe me, if i install grub standalone. and it can boot windows (thing i cant do right now) it will be AWESOME
[06:26] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it shouldn't it's just the label. More likely gnome-mount is doing things different way than you are used to.
[06:26] <rebel_kid> i tried to add another public key and thus another user to my ssh server, but i get Permission Denied (publickey).
[06:26] <Relegated> Can someone help me get my sound working, I got nothing, using Intrepid Ibex
[06:26] <oalep> Vantrax my man if you know how to please pm me :)
[06:27] <RAdams> Relegated: #ubuntu+1
[06:27] <gluonman> cabrioleur, just yesterday I was able to use sudo mount. What happened?
[06:27] <bullgard4> Relegated: Please ask this question in #ubuntu+1
[06:27] <gluonman> cabrioleur, but none of this seems to explain how the hell I get my folder image back on the desktop whenever the disk is mounted.
[06:28] <RAdams> oalep: ok... well, you will need to make a small partition for grub to operate from. The grub documentation can explain the installation and setup procedure, and you could use parted or gparted from the Ubuntu live cd to make the partition. I have to sleep now, sorry
[06:29] <lzy-sjtu> is anyone know how to enable gdm face browser in 8.10?
[06:29] <cabrioleur> gluonman, if you were able to use sudo mount that means it was in fstabs.
[06:29] <ziroday`> lzy-sjtu: ask in #ubuntu+1
[06:29] <gluonman> cabrioleur, what on earth erased it from fstabs?
[06:29] <gluonman> cabrioleur, and how do I add it back in?
[06:29] <lzy-sjtu> thanks
[06:29] <sjea> help :0)
[06:29] <cabrioleur> gluonman, copy and past your /etc/fstab and we will see what's in there.
[06:29] <sjea> !somba
[06:29] <gluonman> cabrioleur, alright.
[06:30] <ziroday`> !samba > sjea
[06:30] <sjea> !somba
[06:30] <ziroday`> sjea: its called samba, not somba :)
[06:31] <FAJALOU> can someone help me out; my wifi card was working fine, and then poof it's not working at all now,  it's a d-link dwa-642, and it just stopped
[06:31] <gluonman> cabrioleur, http://paste.ubuntu.com/61371/
[06:31] <FAJALOU> can someone help me out; my wifi card was working fine, and then poof it's not working at all now,  it's a d-link dwa-642, and it just stopped i was right in the middle of using it too and it just cut out.  it will connect fine to an unencrypted link, but not at all to an encrypted one
[06:32] <sjea> lol
[06:32] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[06:32] <FAJALOU> bullgard4:  me?
[06:32] <sjea> i have more trouble setting this up for othe rxp computers
[06:32] <bullgard4> FAJALOU: No.
[06:32] <karsten> RyanPrior: ssh offers a number of means of protecting and authenticating your session.  They work both ways -- you authenticate to the remote server, it authenticates to you (via the host key), and the entire channel is encrypted.  This is several steps up from earlier methods, or alternate systems such as SSL/TLS.  There are still ways in which the process can be subverted.
[06:33] <karsten> nano404: Still here?
[06:33] <karsten> nano404: How goes?
[06:34] <cabrioleur> gluonman, it is not there. But you know that by mounting it the old fashion you will have no icon in the "Computer" at all?
[06:34] <drksoft> hi
[06:34] <nano404> karsten:http://paste.ubuntu.com/61370/
[06:34] <LogicalThought> how do you find your ip and host info in command-line?
[06:34] <gluonman> cabrioleur, actually, over the past year the icon I desired showed up perfectly fine with automount and with sudo mount ''
[06:35] <sjea> what am i doing wrong why can t i set up samba
[06:35] <gluonman> cabrioleur, now it will not change it from the white paper image no matter how it's mounted or where.
[06:35] <tonyyarusso> LogicalThought: ifconfig, hostname
[06:35] <sjea> !samba
[06:35] <daoud1429> hi
[06:35] <tonyyarusso> LogicalThought: Note that you can't get your public IP that way if you're behind a NAT router.
[06:35] <cabrioleur> gluonman, when you opened your "preferences", what does it says as a type?
[06:35] <daoud1429> hc
[06:36] <bullgard4> LogicalThought: ifconfig
[06:36] <gluonman> cabrioleur, the type is folder
[06:36] <cabrioleur> gluonman, that's wrong.
[06:36] <gluonman> cabrioleur, what should it be?
[06:36] <monica0519> !pastebin
[06:37] <LogicalThought> d
[06:37] <LogicalThought> thx
[06:37] <karsten> nano404: OK, so you've got network and routing.  I'm assuming your router is at 192.168.1.1?
[06:38] <karsten> nano404: Can you ping 74.125.19.99 (that's one of Google's IPs).
[06:38] <drksoft> hello, i just recompiled the kernel and im trying to use compiz but it isnt working
[06:38] <drksoft> all i get is No whitelisted driver found
[06:38] <FAJALOU> bullgard4:  me?
[06:38] <nano404> ummm, i think in ubuntu it shows as 192.168.1.2....
[06:38] <FAJALOU> can someone help me out; my wifi card was working fine, and then poof it's not working at all now,  it's a d-link dwa-642, and it just stopped i was right in the middle of using it too and it just cut out.  it will connect fine to an unencrypted link, but not at all to an encrypted one
[06:38] <nano404> Karsetn: ummm, i think in ubuntu it shows as 192.168.1.2....
[06:39] <karsten> nano404: ??
[06:39] <Kr0ntab> FAJALOU: what have you to try to fix it so far?
[06:39] <karsten> nano404: Your *own* IP is 192.168.1.2.  Your router is at 192.168.1.1, which is your gateway.
[06:39] <Vantrax> thats a local ip address handed out by a router
[06:40] <bullgard4> FAJALOU: I repeat: No.
[06:40] <Vantrax> your routers external address can be found by going to www.whatismyip.com
[06:40] <gluonman> cabrioleur, if the type should not be folder, what should it be and how can I change it if that's what it was before?
[06:40] <FAJALOU> bullgard4:  sorry accidentally got that.
[06:40] <nano404> Karsten, yeah it pings, my brain truns off at 10pm... bare with me
[06:40] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  well it was just working and then it totally just cut out.
[06:41] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  trying to find if it is supported by mad-wifi yet
[06:41] <Kr0ntab> FAJALOU: have you rebooted since it "gave out"
[06:41] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  yes
[06:41] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:   it literally was connected then not connected
[06:41] <sjea> do i need to make a new user in samba?
[06:41] <karsten> nano404: Can you resolve it?  "host www.google.com"
[06:42] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab: http://ge.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=935573   that is my howto that has gotten it to work in the past, but no avail now
[06:43] <cedriczg> Hi people. Can anyone let me know how to check if I am using ubuntu hardy? I tried uname -a but I get the kernel version...
[06:43] <gluonman> cabrioleur, I fixed that problem. I tried using another picture and it worked, so all I did was move the .ico of the external image to another folder, and voila.
[06:43] <Alan_M> cedriczg: lsb_release -a
[06:43] <ocioso> with system Monitor
[06:43] <Alan_M> cedriczg: in terminal
[06:43] <cedriczg> Alan_M, thanks\
[06:43] <drksoft> hello, i just recompiled the kernel and im trying to use compiz but it isnt working
[06:43] <TarBar> is burning ubuntu onto a cd the only way or would a dvd disc work
[06:43] <Alan_M> cedriczg: sure :D
[06:43] <drksoft> all i get is No whitelisted driver found
[06:43] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  pm/
[06:44] <FAJALOU> ?
[06:44] <gluonman> cabrioleur, but that still leave me with just the one problem of getting "sudo mount /dev/sdb1" or "sudo mount /media/disk" to work.
[06:44] <cedriczg> Alan_M, I am actually on hardy. I was almost sure :)
[06:44] <neer> Guys does anyone know how to connect two computers in adhoc manner?one running on ubuntu and the other on xp
[06:44] <Kr0ntab> FAJALOU: I'm in the middle of helping a couple others... but I figured I'd throw some questions out there.  get the dialog going and someone else might jump in as well...
[06:44] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  o... ok
[06:45] <neer> I am not using a router
[06:45] <FAJALOU> !samba | neer
[06:45] <karsten> nano404: ??
[06:45] <ocioso> MY Ubuntu: http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs232&d=08434&f=milinux382.png
[06:45] <Kr0ntab> FAJALOU: get some info ready though.... and paste it into http://pastebin.ubuntu.com    commands such as:
[06:45] <neer> ubottu: I am not using any router
[06:45] <nano404> Karsten: it pings
[06:45] <neer> ubottu: just using two computers
[06:45] <TarBar> is burning ubuntu onto a cd the only way or would a dvd disc work
[06:45] <Kr0ntab> FAJALOU: sudo lshw -C net     lspci -v
[06:45] <karsten> nano404: OK.  So what doesn't work about connecting to "the internet"?  All the basics seem to be working.
[06:46] <FAJALOU> Kr0ntab:  unfortunatey i can't:  different computers ...
[06:46] <cabrioleur> gluonman, sorry, phone. "sudo echo "/dev/sdb1      /media/disk        ntfs    defaults        0       0" >> /etc/fstab" will fix it.
[06:46] <cedriczg> I have updated a bug for gnome-art application. Can someone look at it and let me know his/her thoughts? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-art/+bug/236500
[06:46] <gluonman> cabrioleur, thank you so much for helping me at such length.
[06:46] <drksoft> can anyone help me
[06:46] <Sammy> dear please help me I cant update gdb
[06:47] <konsa> ii
[06:47] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[06:47] <TarBar> is burning ubuntu onto a cd the only way or would a dvd disc work
[06:48] <Sammy> W: Failed to fetch http://id.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gdb/gdb_6.8-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb
[06:48] <Sammy>   404 Not Found
[06:48] <FAJALOU> TarBar:  yes...
[06:48] <FAJALOU> !usb | TarBar
[06:48] <karsten> Sammy: What are you trying?  What error doe you get?
[06:48] <TarBar> its an old imac g3 and all i have are dvd dics.
[06:48] <sjea> is there any easy way of setting up samba?
[06:48] <Sammy> karsten I cant update gdb
[06:48] <neer> can anyoe give an idea on file sharing between two computers running on ubuntu and windows xp respectively
[06:49] <sjea> it is startign to dirve me crazy
[06:49] <ljsoftnet> neer, if you use ubuntu you can, browse your windows xp files
[06:49] <LinuxFan> !samba | neer
[06:49] <nano404> Karsten: I don't know... it owrks fine on xp..... it just times out on Ubuntu.....eventually
[06:49] <ljsoftnet> neer, if you use windows xp, you cant browse ubuntu files
[06:50] <nano404> Karsten works*
[06:50] <drksoft> can anyone help me, im having problems getting compiz to work
[06:50] <cedriczg> I got diconnected. Was someone able to look at my update on bug report  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-art/+bug/236500
[06:50] <karsten> Sammy: So I gathered.  Please provide the command used and error message received.  Pastebin these.
[06:50] <karsten> nano404: .. and what's the current situation?
[06:51] <ocioso> drksoft wats up
[06:51] <Sammy> in update manager and error : W: Failed to fetch http://id.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/g/gdb/gdb_6.8-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb
[06:51] <Sammy>   404 Not Found
[06:51] <cedriczg> ljsoftnet, actually there are ways to look for files on ext3 partitions from windows
[06:51] <sjea> LinuxFan:  i have read that and have it set up on this box but just can t get xp to see it so i know i m doing something wrong but just do not see it
[06:51] <drksoft> ocioso, im after compiling the latest kernel, and trying compiz i get this
[06:51] <karsten> Sammy: Run an update.
[06:51] <neer> ljsoftnet: really?
[06:51] <karsten> Sammy: .. and retry.  Ensure you don't have any networking issues.
[06:52] <n00bier> hey.. if ubuntu clock is set correctly.. when i boot to windows.. the time is like 10 hours less.. any ideas why?
[06:52] <drksoft> Checking for Xgl: not present.  No whitelisted driver found aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[06:52] <neer> ljsoftnet: then how am I suppose to share files then
[06:52] <karsten> Sammy: If you haven't updated package lists and the package file has been removed you'll get that message.
[06:52] <drksoft> any ideas ocioso
[06:52] <n00bier> so like now ubuntu will say 4 pm.. while windows says 6 am
[06:52] <ljsoftnet> neer, ubuntu currently supports ntfs files, you you can view or browse files in windows xp
[06:52] <cedriczg> Alan_M, As you already helped me to do my update to the bug. Can you look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-art/+bug/236500 and let me know your thoughts?
[06:52] <FAJALOU> how can i switch my wifi drivers from ndiswrapper to ath_pci?
[06:52] <Sammy> OK karsten I'm try
[06:52] <crdlb> drksoft: you compiled your own kernel? O_o
[06:53] <drksoft> crdlb, yes
[06:53] <karsten> n00bier: Your hwclock isn't set to UTC, or, if you're sharing with Windows, it is and it shouldn't be.  Ensure you've got an ntp service installed, not sure what's standard for Ubuntu.
[06:53] <drksoft> from the sources
[06:53] <crdlb> drksoft: why?
[06:53] <cedriczg> neer, what are you trying to do or want to know?
[06:53] <crdlb> drksoft: also, what video card do you have?
[06:53] <Alan_M> give me a few seconds cedriczg :D
[06:53] <drksoft> os[Linux 2.6.27.1-kryl0n x86_64] distro[Debian lenny/sid] cpu[2 x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+ (AuthenticAMD) @ 2.61GHz] mem[Physical: 2.0GB, 82.2% free] disk[Total: 446.5GB, 67.3% free] video[nVidia Corporation GeForce 8600 GTS] sound[USB-Audio - PnP Audio Device        1: USB-Audio - USB Device 0x46d:0x8d7]
[06:53] <ljsoftnet> neer, if you want to share files to be accessible to both operating system, transfer the files to the windows xp partition
[06:53] <drksoft> those are my specs
[06:53] <cedriczg> Alan_M, :D
[06:53] <drksoft> crdlb, cuz i wanted the latest kernel
[06:53] <crdlb> ...
[06:53] <nano404> Karsten: 0153 hrs, ubuntu running, connected to network but the browser is timing out, future looks grim, over and out...
[06:53] <n00bier> karsten, so i should set the bios clock to UTC ?
[06:54] <crdlb> drksoft: that's a terrible reason
[06:54] <Ohmu> can I choose which codec Totem uses to play my movie?  (the current one is doing a poor balance between the speech and non-speech audio channels)
[06:54] <karsten> n00bier: sudo hwclock --localtime; sudo hwclock --systohc
[06:54] <Alan_M> cedriczg: i cant truly fully triage this bug as i dont have 64bit....
[06:54] <drksoft> lol
[06:54] <Alan_M> sorry dude, wish i could help! :(
[06:54] <karsten> nano404: OK.  Not sure.
[06:54] <Vantrax> Ohmu: id say just use vlc
[06:54] <crdlb> drksoft: regardless, you're on your own now, and you'll probably need to install the nviida driver manually now
[06:54] <Ohmu> Vantrax: thx I'll try it
[06:54] <drksoft> i did
[06:54] <crdlb> I don't think the linux-restricted-modules system can be coerced to build a new module
[06:54] <karsten> nox-Hand: Windows doens't manage the HW clock at UTC, so you're stuck with using localtime, which is stupid (both systems will try to adjust for DST/Standard time shifts.
[06:55] <karsten> n00bier: ^^
[06:55] <drksoft> in other words im f*cked?
[06:55] <karsten> n00bier: So the fix is to set Linux to use HWclock at localtime, and run a network time service in both OSs, if you're dual-booting.
[06:56] <joaquin> hola
[06:56] <joaquin> alguien habla español
[06:56] <FAJALOU> !es | joaquin
[06:56] <karsten> n00bier: I think you want to install ntp, not sure of that.
[06:56] <joaquin> ok gracias
[06:56] <FAJALOU> de nada
[06:57] <cedriczg> Alan_M, ok. Actually I'm not sure if this is a 64-bit issue
[06:58] <Alan_M> well, sorry to say but my battery is dying
[06:58] <Alan_M> so...im gonna have to leave
[06:58] <Alan_M> sorry cedriczg
[06:58] <karsten> neer: The usual solution i sto have a "transfer partition" set up formatted vfat (max size 32 GB IIRC) to handle file transfers, or to run one or the other OS virtualized and transfer files over the virtual network (Xen, Virtualbox, VMWare, qemu, et.c).
[06:59] <baby-d> sup all
[07:00] <alka_trash> hey all
[07:00] <alka_trash> anyone need some help
[07:01] <FAJALOU> yes
[07:01] <alka_trash> what up, hit me
[07:01] <FAJALOU> wifi :|
[07:01] <FAJALOU> haha
[07:01] <alka_trash> okay
[07:01] <FAJALOU> can someone help me out; my wifi card was working fine, and then poof it's not working at all now,  it's a d-link dwa-642, and it just stopped i was right in the middle of using it too and it just cut out.  it will connect fine to an unencrypted link, but not at all to an encrypted one
[07:01] <alka_trash> no connection
[07:01] <FAJALOU> literally just stopped working, just poof
[07:01] <FAJALOU> was working fine
[07:01] <alka_trash> hmmm
[07:01] <alka_trash> just some basics
[07:01] <alka_trash> did you restart
[07:01] <FAJALOU> yes
[07:02] <Vantrax> later everyone
[07:02] <alka_trash> what type of security do you have
[07:02] <bullgard4> What messages are logged in /var/log/apt/term.log and what messages not?
[07:02] <brett> hello?
[07:02] <FAJALOU> wpa -psk
[07:02] <FAJALOU> hold on onnnne sec....
[07:02] <cedriczg> brett, hello
[07:02] <FAJALOU> wh
[07:02] <Puppy> anyone can help me with ndiswrapper ?
[07:02] <Guest93621> hola
[07:03] <ziroday`> !anyone | Puppy
[07:03] <FAJALOU> alka_trash: literally rebooted like 5 times and now it works
[07:03] <feng14> brett hello
[07:03] <FAJALOU> !ndiswrapper | Puppy
[07:03] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  can you think of anything that i could check the logs or something to make sure it doesn't happen like this again?
[07:03] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: gmmm
[07:03] <Puppy> FAJALOU - yeah i been through that, got it installed, got the win drivers loaded
[07:03] <FAJALOU> pupppy ok what's up then?
[07:03] <alka_trash> hmmm
[07:03] <Puppy> FAJALOU - i still cant see my wireless config
[07:04] <Veyron> Why can't I change the screen resolution in Hardy Heron? (ATI X200M with fglrx/restricted drivers)
[07:04] <FAJALOU> Puppy:  you mean your wifi connection?
[07:04] <alka_trash> FAJALOU:  I hate to say it but I hope the the latest release in 9 days fixes it for good
[07:04] <Puppy> FAJALOU yeah
[07:04] <i-is-da-best> hello,is here a way i can get Adobe Flash Player via the terminal
[07:04] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  ya really i hope so.... holding out but....
[07:04] <Puppy> FAJALOU - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/Wireless.png
[07:04] <FAJALOU> !flash | i-is-da-best
[07:05] <Veyron> alka_trash, you guys talking about Broadcom wireless?
[07:05] <i-is-da-best> thanks
[07:05] <histo_> i-is-da-best: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[07:05] <Puppy> FAJALOU - and ive double checked its exactly the same driver
[07:05] <FAJALOU> well alka_trash here's the funny thing; i literally have to run my card through both ath_pci and ndiswrapper to get it to work... -.-
[07:05] <alka_trash> no, but I have one
[07:05] <alka_trash> ouch
[07:05] <FAJALOU> Puppy:   try      sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[07:05] <Puppy> FAJALOU - check the screenshot, already have
[07:06] <maxxist> anyone else just absolutely love xubuntu under virtualbox?  the guest additions are phenomenal!!!
[07:06] <FAJALOU> ya alka_trash  http://ge.ubuntuforums.com/showthread.php?t=935573
[07:06] <FAJALOU> there is how to get my card to workkkk.
[07:07] <maxxist> virtualbox is not as fast as parallels  but its more than good enough.  and free is good ;P
[07:07] <brett> SOMEONE HELP ME
[07:07] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  any thoughts?
[07:07] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: Wow!,
[07:07] <FAJALOU> !caps | brett
[07:07] <maxxist> whats up brett?
[07:07] <FAJALOU> ya..... -.-
[07:07] <Puppy> !anyone brett
[07:07] <Puppy> :P
[07:07] <Guest45689> i cant get ubuntu to play dvd's for the life of me
[07:07] <FAJALOU> and then sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't
[07:07] <linux_manju> Why does mksquashfs /tmp/arena/new/ test.sq -noappend  results in /new/files&folders not /files&folders ?
[07:07] <FAJALOU> is your cd capable of reading dvds?
[07:07] <linux_manju> Can any one help mw here please
[07:07] <Guest45689> yes
[07:08] <maxxist> brett did you install the codecs?
[07:08] <Puppy> FAJALOU - once you got the card workign, you shoudl get wirless network options under network right ?
[07:08] <Guest45689> yes
[07:08] <maxxist> brett did you try installing vlc?
[07:08] <FAJALOU> Puppy:  do you see the little applet upper right hand corner right?
[07:08] <FAJALOU> nm-applet
[07:08] <FAJALOU> left-click on that; can you see your wifie?
[07:08] <Guest45689> i did
[07:08] <Puppy> FAJALOU - the network thing yeah, when i click that it only shows moden and lan
[07:08] <Puppy> FAJALOU - no wireless
[07:08] <maxxist> vlc wont even play them?
[07:08] <FAJALOU> alka_trash: can you think of anything else ?? :(
[07:08] <Guest45689> i used wine and installed the windows one
[07:09] <Veyron> Someone familiar with the XandR extension? Can't change my screen resolution
[07:09] <maxxist> use the linux version.  its in the repos
[07:09] <Guest45689> is there one for ubuntu?
[07:09] <oalep> i loved vlc until i used bsplayer, and bsplayer owned vlc
[07:09] <alka_trash> FAJALOU:   well, from personal experience I don't trust network manager 6
[07:09] <Guest45689> do i want bsplayer instead?
[07:09] <FAJALOU> ya iv'e heard that one before...
[07:09] <maxxist> oalep really? never even heard of it
[07:09] <alka_trash> try using iwconfig tool
[07:09] <alka_trash> tools
[07:09] <FAJALOU> i'm 99.9999% sure it's network manager
[07:09] <alka_trash> yep
[07:10] <Puppy> alka_trash - you know much about settin gup wireless card ?
[07:10] <FAJALOU> not a real steady hand with iwconfig tools....?
[07:10] <oalep> maxxist well dont know if it has been ported to linux, but you can wine it
[07:10] <maxxist> brett.  I suggest VLC in the repos
[07:10] <Guest45689> alright. i will give it a shot
[07:10] <Puppy> alka_trash - any idea why its not bringing up wireless settings for me ? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/Wireless.png
[07:10] <maxxist> brett i dont know of any file or dvd VLC wont play
[07:10] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: you could try network manager from PPA repos
[07:10] <Guest45689> and um. the only wireless i can get to work on my machine is the USB adapter i bought
[07:11] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: or maybe upgrading to Ubuntu 8.10
[07:11] <oalep> maxxist true that, but some of the codecs of vlc, have dab displaying with certain graphic cards. dont ask me why
[07:11] <Guest45689> the card is like it's not even there
[07:11] <FAJALOU> where would that be?
[07:11] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: Which one?
[07:11] <ubuntu_todd> What's good program in ubuntu so that I can watch TV just like live station in Mac?
[07:11] <maxxist> sorry man i am no good with wireless on  ubuntu
[07:11] <Guest45689> me neither i just stick with what works
[07:11] <maxxist> oalep good to know
[07:12] <bullgard4> ubuntu_todd: Kaffeine
[07:12] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  haha i don't trust 8.10 quite yet
[07:12] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  to the ppa ones?
[07:12] <Guest45689> ugh i got school tomorrow. high school sucks sleeping sucks. VLC then bed.
[07:12] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: I understand, just a sec
[07:12] <ubuntu_todd> bullgard4: are the channels good? are the quality good?
[07:12] <FAJALOU> Puppy: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6014419
[07:13] <ubuntu_todd> !tv
[07:14] <Puppy> FAJALOU - what am i looking at there ?
[07:14] <Puppy> FAJALOU - iwconfig ?
[07:14] <maxxist> Guest45689  let me know if it works for you.
[07:14] <FAJALOU> do you know if you are on 32-bit or 64-bit machine?
[07:14] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: do you know how to add a repository?
[07:15] <FAJALOU> alka_trash:  more or less ;)
[07:15] <Puppy> FAJALOU i go try it
[07:15] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: okay  -   https://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive
[07:15] <Guest45689> YAY IT WORKS FINALLY
[07:15] <FAJALOU> if you just give me the links i can save them.
[07:15] <bullgard4> ubuntu_todd: I like the channels. The qualtiy is as good as the DVB-T standard allows. Very good.
[07:15] <FAJALOU> thanks alka_trash
[07:15] <maxxist> Guest45689 may i suggest installing the mozilla-vlc plugin also.  works good for websites
[07:16] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: you bet - I haven't done this,  so good luck, these personal packaged directory
[07:16] <FAJALOU> ok thanks, it's working.... for now. so thanks agian
[07:16] <alka_trash> FAJALOU: if it doesn't work, you should remove it and re-install the old one
[07:16] <FAJALOU> or go with wicd :P
[07:16] <FAJALOU> anyhoo night
[07:16] <sjea> !cups
[07:17] <maxxist> ok peeps.  I am so sold on VirtualBox 2.02   its awesome!!!!  ubuntu is flawless under it on my mac.
[07:17] <sjea> do i need cup aswell as samba?
[07:17] <n00bier> karsten, thank you.. ill try :)
[07:18] <histo> sjea: what are you trying to do?
[07:18] <histo> maxxist: vbox rocks
[07:18] <sjea> have xp see my printer
[07:18] <sjea> if worked on this fo rabout 3 weeks i know im missing something
[07:19] <histo> sjea: just share the printer
[07:19] <sjea> lol will try that
[07:20] <histo> sjea: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP
[07:20] <maxxist> histo i am surprised a virtual machine of this quality is free!!!
[07:21] <karsten> n00bier: NP.
[07:21] <histo> maxxist: yeah i've been using it since it came out.
[07:21] <histo> maxxist: well vmware is free also.
[07:21] <maxxist> histo  what??  really?
[07:21] <sjea> ok it was shaired
[07:22] <maxxist> histo  i heard it has better 3d capabilities????
[07:22] <sjea> now i have to ad url
[07:22] <histo> maxxist: vmware player is free
[07:22] <sjea> that did not seem to work last time
[07:22] <node357> histo, can you run any OS in VMWare?
[07:22] <histo> node357: yeah just like virtualbox. I Prefer using virtualbox because its ose
[07:22] <maxxist> node357 have you tried vbox2 yet?  its quite polished!!
[07:23] <tim__> How's everyone doin?
[07:23] <node357> maxxist, nom I've never tried it
[07:23] <node357> hi tim__ doing okay you?
[07:24] <tim__> hangin in there!  trying to figure this whole thing out....new to linux
[07:24] <maxxist> node357 go download it from suns site.  I have run everything from windows, dos, ubuntu, fedora.  without a hitch.
[07:24] <node357> maxxist, awesome. I may try it
[07:24] <maxxist> I am going to try a VM within a VM.  I bet its gonna be slow
[07:25] <powertoo108> Can anyone help me with a wpa_supplicant connection error ioctl[siocsiwauth] operation not supported
[07:25] <node357> hah yeah that would probably be pretty slow
[07:26] <maxxist> node357 make sure after the os is installed and all updates are done.  you install the guest additions.  makes the VM waaay faster and ads better support for video.  my ubuntu X resolution resizes on the fly when I resize the window its in.  even to full screen.
[07:27] <badfish69> how can i add a blank line to grub?
[07:27] <maxxist> node357 evertime you install an updated kernel you will have to reinstall te guest additions.  so dont do kernel updates too often.
[07:28] <rogan> how can I get Amarok to corectly play and read m4a and id3v2 tags
[07:28] <legend2440> badfish69: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=40511
[07:28] <powertoo108> badfish69: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst follow the template of the others with a title of spaces?
[07:28] <maxxist> wow.  on my mac.  I have spaces working with virtualbox.  so my second desktop is my xubuntu full screen.  works really nice.
[07:29] <n00bier> when i use internet browsers in ubuntu.. they grey out all the time.. if i use same browsers in windows.. that doesnt happen.. any ideas? its a netbook..
[07:29] <Puppy> http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:29] <Puppy> legend2440 - http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4 - any ideas ?
[07:29] <rogan> n00bier: use firefox
[07:30] <monica0519> can someone plz help me with a wifi problem?
[07:30] <monica0519> its complicated
[07:30] <Puppy> monica0519 - im also having wifi issue, whats the problem ?
[07:30] <rogan> whats wrong with it
[07:30] <rogan> !wifi
[07:30] <jwilson> looking to fix hotkey fn f2 on eeepc
[07:31] <Puppy> rogan - recon you coudl help me with this - http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:31] <monica0519> oh boy, well, my pci card isnt recognized by the system
[07:31] <n00bier> rogan, firefox is even worse than opera..
[07:31] <Puppy> monica0519 - is that the problem ? what card is it ?
[07:31] <maxxist> monica0519 is it a supported card?
[07:31] <eagle_> no sounds
[07:31] <monica0519> web browsers that are cool: galeon, epiphany, netsurf
[07:32] <Veyron> Help, I can't change my screen resolution - something about XRandR...
[07:32] <paul68> morning is there anybody who knows how to convert local ip adresses to A6 records for the DNS config
[07:32] <eagle_> :(
[07:32] <rogan> monica0519 may need a new driver
[07:32] <monica0519> it is an Atheos card
[07:32] <Puppy> monica0519 - whats the card ?
[07:32] <maxxist> monica0519 may need to build a driver
[07:32] <jwilson> any one know eeepc and fn f2 issue with crashing?
[07:32] <monica0519> Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[07:33] <Puppy> monica0519 you mean Atheros
[07:33] <paul68> !madfiwifi |monica0519
[07:33] <tonyyarusso> lolz.  Just read a blog post predicting the demise of Wikipedia, Google, Huffington Post, and YouTube.
[07:33] <powertoo108> !madwifi | monica0519
[07:33] <Indoctrine> !offtopic | tonyyarusso
[07:33] <paul68> !madwifi |monica0519
[07:33] <Puppy> monica0519 - look at - http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1881.html
[07:34] <monica0519> i installed that, i blacklisted the other drivers as well per the community doc, but i cant find a driver
[07:34] <sjea> this can't be this hard
[07:34] <tonyyarusso> Indoctrine: doh, sorry - I thought that was my active tab...
[07:34] <Indoctrine> tonyyarusso: Hehe
[07:34] <killyour1v> Hello everyone!
[07:34] <Puppy> monica0519 - installed what ? the drivers ?
[07:34] <monica0519> from synaptic
[07:34] <maxxist> sjea what cant be?
[07:34] <monica0519> wait
[07:34] <monica0519> umm
[07:34] <jwilson> fn f2 crashes ubuntu on my eee pc
[07:35] <killyour1v> Does anyone know of the current alsa bug in 8.04?
[07:35] <sjea> still stuck on this printer sharing
[07:35] <Puppy> rogan - any chance you coudl take a look at my issue ?
[07:35] <sjea> sorry for getting mad
[07:35] <sjea> but just can;t figur this out
[07:35] <eagle_> help,i install the ubuntu in the VMware,it has no sounds,whats wrong?
[07:35] <rogan> what your wifi card?
[07:35] <maxxist> sjea what cant you figure out?
[07:35] <Puppy> rogan - dynamode gl 600
[07:36] <Puppy> xa
[07:36] <sjea> i guess configuring samba
[07:36] <maxxist> eagle_ did you turn on audio for that vm in vmware itself?
[07:36] <killyour1v> eagle, wich version of ubuntu ?
[07:36] <sjea> so that my xp box can see printer
[07:36] <eagle_> yes
[07:36] <eagle_> 8.04
[07:36] <Puppy> rogan - WL-GI-600XA (54Mbps Wireless PCI Card)
[07:37] <maxxist> eagle_ sorry i dont know vmware at all.  but is there guest additions to install that may install the driver?
[07:37] <killyour1v> i also habe problem with sound in 8.04
[07:37] <rogan> Puppy: is it recognised at all?
[07:37] <killyour1v> not in the repository
[07:37] <Puppy> rogan - yeah its picked up, did you look at he pastebin ?
[07:37] <killyour1v> you have to compile the additions yourself
[07:38] <Puppy> rogan - line 4 http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:38] <Puppy> rogan also see - http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:38] <Puppy> oops
[07:38] <Puppy> rogan - also see - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/Wireless.png
[07:39] <maxxist> killyour1v  this probably is not going to help but VirtualBox has a really nice installer for its additions.  and my sound works...
[07:39] <rogan> have you tried to connect without wifi encryption?
[07:39] <killyour1v> personally, i prefer virtualbox over vmware...
[07:40] <killyour1v> does anyone know about the alsa bug in v8.04?
[07:40] <maxxist> killyour1v  right now i certainly do.  it is working awesome for me.
[07:40] <killyour1v> i have sound, but can't control alsamixer
[07:40] <maxxist> killyour1v  oh.  but isnt 8.04 running pulse?
[07:40] <rogan> Puppy: have you tried to connect w/o wifi encryption?
[07:41] <ubuntu_todd> bullgard4: I just installed live station
[07:41] <killyour1v> yes, but i tried to switch to alsa...and didn't get it running :(
[07:42] <maxxist> killyour1v  no likey pulseaudio??
[07:42] <puff> Hiyall... I'm temporarily stuck on an ubuntu live CD until my new laptop HD gets here.  For some reason I can't watch flash videos (youtube, etc).  They tell me to update flash, I follow the link, install adobe's flash 10 apt, restart but they still tell me to update flash.
[07:42] <killyour1v> i'm just not used to it :)
[07:42] <bullgard4> ubuntu_todd: I do not know the term "live station".
[07:43] <killyour1v> ok, i think i have to read the pulseaudio docs...
[07:43] <maxxist> killyour1v  ditto.  but my audio needs are limited in linux.  i use ssshhhh macosx for everything else.
[07:43] <Puppy> rogan - i cant even get the wifi menu up
[07:43] <Ohmu> Is LV around?
[07:43] <killyour1v> brb
[07:43] <mattsqz> intrepid is great so far
[07:44] <ubuntu_todd> bullgard4:http://www.livestation.com/
[07:44] <mattsqz> everything works just tots on this dell lappy, installing on the toshiba now
[07:44] <ubuntu__> hi there, anyone around?
[07:44] <ubuntu__> i need help installing, can u help me to set partitions, whats recommended to use?
[07:45] <Sebboh> I'm sure a few of the 1280 people in here are awake, ubuntu__.
[07:45] <ubuntu__> 3gig ram -> 4 gig swap, rest firing as logical partition in / ?
[07:45] <mattsqz> main desktop has it and the media center is getting it right now, if it works then it gets mythbuntu
[07:45] <maxxist> ubuntu__  the guided partitioning works good.
[07:45] <ubuntu__> or better use a /boot partition too?
[07:45] <ubuntu__> maxxist: yeah but I need to get rid of old partitions
[07:46] <maxxist> ubuntu__  but i really suggest a seperate partition for /home
[07:46] <Sebboh> ubuntu__: if you've got a whole harddrive to spare, with nothing on it, then use the "pick for me" option.
[07:46] <ubuntu__> guys, sda1 is windows vista...
[07:46] <ubuntu__> thats my problem:D
[07:46] <killyour1v> back
[07:46] <Puppy> Sebboh - any good with wireless problems ?
[07:46] <Puppy> killyour1v - hey, dasei said your good with wireless
[07:46] <ubuntu__> ok here we go
[07:46] <maxxist> ubuntu__  what size drive?
[07:46] <ubuntu__> I got 68 gig
[07:46] <ubuntu__> to spare for ubuntu
[07:46] <annimar> hi there. I already tried it yesterday without success. So here I go again.
[07:46] <maxxist> ubuntu__  how much you give vista?
[07:47] <ubuntu__> vista has 27 gig
[07:47] <annimar> Can anyone check if this bug affects him/her: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/abiword/+bug/284857
[07:47] <Sebboh> Puppy: actually, no.  I'm good at many things, but 802.11* isn't one of them.
[07:47] <maxxist> ubuntu__  o suggest 8gb for /      - 2-4gb for swap.     and rest for /home
[07:47] <Puppy> Sebboh - well it more related to gettign the hardware to show up than the actual wireless configuration
[07:48] <ubuntu__> is 8gb enough I ve im gonna use lotsa stuff compiz/oo/gimp ?
[07:48] <maxxist> ubuntu__  no problem
[07:48] <Sebboh> Puppy: gah.  Use lspci to find the name of your wireless hardware, then google for that name +ubuntu
[07:48] <ubuntu__> maxxist: thank you :)
[07:48] <maxxist> ubuntu__  linux software is nowhere near the same size as windows
[07:48] <Joint> Yeah. true
[07:49] <maxxist> ubuntu__  mainly because of shared libraries
[07:49] <Joint> but linux is getting better. than windows that's for sure.
[07:49] <feng14> ubuntu__  100M for /boot
[07:49] <Sebboh> maxxist: uh, I'd do more than 8g for /, but maybe that's just me.
[07:49] <prodigel> How can I reset my keyboard settings? Some keys stopped functioning after I've upgraded to intrepid, and after days of updates still don't work.
[07:49] <ubuntu__> i will make 100mb /boot (primary) rest logical and 4 gig swap, 8gig /home and rest /
[07:49] <ubuntu__> arg
[07:49] <ubuntu__> 8gig / and rest home
[07:50] <Joint> ubuntu_ you from argentina
[07:50] <Joint> ?
[07:50] <ubuntu__> Joint: no, unfortunately no..
[07:50] <annimar> is anyone in here using abiword?
[07:50] <ubuntu__> germany
[07:50] <Joint> lol
[07:50] <maxxist> ubuntu__  everyone else says more for /
[07:50] <Puppy> Sebboh - i kinda got that already
[07:50] <ubuntu__> why
[07:50] <Joint> just wondering.
[07:50] <ubuntu__> :S
[07:50] <Sebboh> Puppy, see, told ya I wasn't much help. :)
[07:50] <Puppy> Sebboh - habve a look at - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/Wireless.png and - http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:50] <killyour1v> Puppy, what problem do you have with wireless?
[07:50] <maxxist> ubuntu__  i never needed more than that.  but....
[07:50] <Sebboh> no, actually, I've got an issue of my own right now..
[07:51] <Puppy> killyour1v - habve a look at - http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v638/DivineDSN/Wireless.png and - http://pastebin.com/d764d01a4
[07:51] <ubuntu__> maxxist: well Im wondering, whats the max that I need...
[07:51] <maxxist> ubuntu__  like i say i never needed more than that.  remember they can fit almost a whole desktop OS on a live CD.  which is only 700 mb
[07:52] <maxxist> ubuntu__  which is the stuff that will end up in /.     so i think 8gb is more than enough
[07:52] <woden1> Does anyone know of an easy way to reencode wmv into mpeg-4 for an ipod?
[07:52] <feng14> ubuntu__ just do it, 8gig is enough
[07:52] <ubuntu__> thanx guys you really helped me
[07:52] <annimar> ubuntu__: 8GB really is enough
[07:53] <xTheGoat121x> Has anyone in here tried FunPidgin, or CarrierIM as it is now called?
[07:53] <rogan> Puppy: did you try to install the driver with ndiswrapper?
[07:53] <Puppy> rogan yeah
[07:53] <maxxist> ubuntu__  remember all of your data and content is stored in /home.  thats why you want it to be the biggest
[07:53] <Sebboh> Question: I'm looking at an apt repos, and I see Packages.gz..  But, what should my deb line look like in sources.list?  http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/monkeyiq/xUbuntu_8.04/ that's the repos.  The structure isn't what I'd expect.. Can I still work with it?
[07:53] <rogan> ug
[07:53] <annimar> again: is there someone here who has installed abiword on intrepid?
[07:54] <puff> Flash, anybody?
[07:54] <Puppy> the driver is sinstalled. the .inf anyway, do i have to do the .sys also, i thought the inf shoudl do that
[07:54] <maxxist> annimar  abiword problem?
[07:54] <ubuntu__> maxxist: ok, I got it:D
[07:54] <ubuntu__> can you adivse me any guide on ubuntu?
[07:55] <maxxist> ubuntuguide.org
[07:55] <annimar> maxxist: Yeah, I just wanted to know if this bug only affects me (on intrepid), so that I can tell if my setup is screwed: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/abiword/+bug/284857
[07:56] <wzj> Hello Everyone i'm new
[07:56] <Puppy> wzj welcome :d
[07:56] <Puppy> wzj - i hope you have a better time installign than i am lol
[07:56] <ubuntu__> maxxist: like if you want to install stuff that isnt in /etc/apt/sources.list, (e.g. ~x86 of compiz or fluxbox) what is the best way to install those?
[07:57] <ubuntu__> maxxist: compiling by hand form the downloaded source?
[07:57] <maxxist> ubuntu__  find other repos i find to be the simplest.
[07:57] <ubuntu__> maxxist: mh, are those always exisiting?
[07:58] <maxxist> ubuntu__  when you start compiling stuff yourself you can buggar up your dependencies and such...
[07:58] <ubuntu__> maxxist: yup thats the problem...
[07:58] <tdawgedogg> when i get to > in terminal how do i get back?
[07:58] <woden1> Ctrl + c
[07:58] <maxxist> ubuntu__ no not always available.  sometimes bleeding edge software isnt worth it anyways.
[07:58] <maxxist> annimar  sorry man mine works fine.
[07:59] <annimar> maxxist: damned. :-(
[07:59] <maxxist> annimar   english though
[07:59] <annimar> maxxist: I tried it in English as well. Crashes here too. :-/
[07:59] <sarthor> Hi, Driver E: on my windows forlder is shared, how can i synchronize my Linux Drive with remove drive, the Windows ip is 192.168.100.105? help please.
[07:59] <tdawgedogg> do i put " around the website when i use wget?
[07:59] <ubuntu__> maxxist: ok, well for fluxbox and compiz i need to go for developer releases tho.
[07:59] <Ohmu__> I'm trying to setup a Wireless Access-Point from my Ubuntu box.  I have got a DHCP-server running.  Can someone help me set up NAT/MASQ/etc?
[07:59] <wzj> Can you tell me where are you from?
[07:59] <woden1> tdawgedogg: man wget
[07:59] <Sebboh> tdawgedogg: if the url contains & and such, yes.
[07:59] <maxxist> annimar  really?   wow odd.  submit bug report?
[08:00] <Sebboh> woden1: be more productive.  It's a shell question, man wget will not help.
[08:00] <maxxist> ubuntu__  you can build em yourself.  i just suggest using the repos.  better compatibility
[08:00] <mattsqz> fluxbox and compiz..interesting
[08:00] <annimar> maxxist: To the abiword folks? I already did that. They couldn't reproduce it on their Debian installation. Now there is only my launchpad bugreport left you've just read.
[08:00] <Sebboh> tdawgedogg: you can use ' around the url for best results.  But it's not required for simple urls (that don't contain a bunch of ?foo=bar&foo=bar junk).
[08:01] <ubuntu__> mattsqz: not in combination ofc.
[08:01] <maxxist> yeah i didnt know there was many compiz effects for flux
[08:01] <mis1> i cannot set my resolution beyond 1280*800 the ideal resolution of my monitor is 1360*768, i've nvidia graphic card and already installed the drivers anyone help
[08:01] <ubuntu__> maxxist: there arent any... :S
[08:02] <annimar> ubuntu__ I woul only install non standard software that is not in the repos if really absolutely necessary. You can get really into trouble when you upgrade to a new Ubuntu release. My suggestion: Stay with the official repos.
[08:02] <maxxist> annimar sorry bro.  maybe also submit to ubuntu team???
[08:02] <maxxist> annimar maybe bad ubuntu build.
[08:02] <maxxist> annimar also i am using xubuntu...  maybe different
[08:03] <mis1> ﻿i cannot set my resolution beyond 1280*800 the ideal resolution of my monitor is 1360*768, i've nvidia graphic card and already installed the drivers anyone help
[08:03] <maxxist> misl what kind of nvidia card?
[08:03] <Mowrey> Hello. How may I install a driver for my dial-up modem?
[08:03] <ubuntu__> annimar: yeah, but I just need some of those features, thats my problem.. isnt there a way to easily uninstall software that you compiled from source?
[08:03] <annimar> maxxist: Yeah, xubuntu might be different
[08:03] <mis1> graphic card
[08:03] <maxxist> misl dont spam the channel
[08:03] <mis1> sorry...
[08:03] <Puppy> this is killign me.. im sooo close lol
[08:03] <maxxist> misl which nvidia chipset is it?
[08:03] <Mowrey> I can't use my Ubuntu on the Internet, because I can't get it to connect to the Internet.
[08:04] <DaSkreech> Hello
[08:04] <rodrif>  /quit
[08:04] <mis1> you mean the model number
[08:04] <maxxist> yeah
[08:04] <rogan> Puppy: try looking through http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=50125098
[08:04] <annimar> maxxist: Maybe I find someone in here who is running ubuntu and can give it a shot.
[08:04] <DaSkreech>  can someone look at http://paste.ubuntu.com/61397/ and tell me why it's failing?
[08:04] <karsten> ubuntu__: WRT partitioning:  1) most people don't do multiple partitions, 2) I don't dual boot and 3) I _like_ multiple partitions.  That said, if you want to have an idea of how much space to allocate to various partitions, see:  http://linuxmafia.com/~karsten/Linux/FAQs/partition.html
[08:04] <DaSkreech> There doesn't seem to be a explicit fail message
[08:05] <mis1> maxxist: it is 7200Gs
[08:05] <maxxist> misl  which geforce is it?
[08:05] <ubuntu__> karsten: cheers,thanks
[08:05] <maxxist> ok
[08:05] <DaSkreech> There is a  lot of no at the end
[08:05] <DaSkreech> but I can't see what's missing
[08:05] <Puppy> rogan trying
[08:05] <cedriczg> hi again
[08:05] <puff> Can anybody help me get flash video working in firefox?
[08:05] <n00bier> when i use internet browsers in ubuntu.. they grey out all the time.. if i use same browsers in windows.. that doesnt happen.. any ideas? its a netbook..
[08:05] <karsten> DaSkreech: For starters, you've got the wrong package name.
[08:05] <DaSkreech> karsten: Hmm ?
[08:06] <maxxist> misl did you see nvidia logo when you started into the GUI???
[08:06] <annimar> is someone here running abiword on ubuntu (intrepid) - not xubuntu, edubuntu, kubuntu, ubuntu studio, christian edition and other derivatives ;-) ?
[08:06] <ShitalLin> How i can open the port in firewall???
[08:06] <puff> n00bier: Try installing flashblock.
[08:06] <maxxist> misl just to check if the driver is working...
[08:06] <karsten> node357: Define "gerey out"
[08:06] <DaSkreech> karsten: Which package ?
[08:06] <n00bier> puff, i want the flash.. hehe
[08:06] <cedriczg> puff, check on http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash&P2_Platform=Linux
[08:06] <badfish69> i changed the background on my login screen, but i still get that orangish brown screen between the splash and the login and between login and desktop. how can i change that to black?
[08:07] <karsten> DaSkreech: Well, linux-source-=2.6.22 isn't found.  Modulo typos.
[08:07] <puff> n00bier: I had a similar problem.  First of all, that graying out happens when the application process stops responding.  Second of all, it turned out it stopped responding because of an out-of-control flash ad.
[08:07] <puff> n00bier: flashblock just replaces the flash with an icon you can click if you decide you actually *want* to run it.
[08:07] <n00bier> karsten, the windows is grey and i cant click on anything for some seconds
[08:07] <puff> cedriczg: Yeah, that's what I did.
[08:08] <DaSkreech> karsten: Oh already did a install linux-source
[08:08] <sarthor> Hi, Driver E: on windows forlder is shared, how can i synchronize my Linux Drive with remove drive, the Windows ip is 192.168.100.105? help please. my linux ip is 192.168.100.109
[08:08] <cedriczg> puff, If you get a gery flash instead try to restart firefox
[08:08] <DaSkreech> So that pulled in 2.6.24
[08:08] <n00bier> puff, does flashblock work for opera?
[08:08] <karsten> DaSkreech: So what's the problem then?
[08:08] <cedriczg> puff, I found Opera does a good job although I hadn't used it much.
[08:08] <karsten> n00bier: Dunno.
[08:08] <karsten> n00bier: What browser(s)?
[08:09] <DaSkreech> karsten: That's what I'm asking :) At the end of the Creative installer routine it just stops
[08:09] <karsten> DaSkreech: What are you installing?
[08:09] <puff> cedriczg: Selected deb-for-ubuntu, downloaded & installed & restarted, but still get "Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player. "
[08:09] <n00bier> karsten, hm?
[08:09] <Mowrey> Hello, I want to connect to the Internet through Dial-Up on an Inspiron|E1505.
[08:09] <cedriczg> Does anyone know why ubuntu window manager set by default, does not show the personalized message in the login screen?
[08:09] <DaSkreech> Creative SB X-Fi
[08:09] <Mowrey> How can I do that?
[08:09] <n00bier> karsten, using opera
[08:09] <puff> n00bier: Flashblock is a firefox plugin, but I'm sure there's an eqiuvalent for opera.
[08:09] <cedriczg> puff, oh. ok. The other issue
[08:09] <puff> cedriczg: The other issue?
[08:10] <karsten> n00bier: <<shrug>  I don't use Opera.  Might see what behavior you get with Firefox or Konqueror.
[08:10] <ubuntu__> question, can you turn off ubuntus bootlogo /
[08:10] <cedriczg> puff, I mean it's not even working for you
[08:10] <sarthor> please correct me.  rsync /media/Data/ sarthor@192.168.100.105:\e$  what is the syntax to write the Windows Drives , with "/" or "\"???
[08:10] <puff> cedriczg: Yes.
[08:10] <n00bier> karsten, the issue is much worse in firefox actually
[08:10] <cedriczg> puff, what site are you trying?
[08:10] <Frogzoo> ubuntu__: you can change all the boot menus
[08:10] <puff> cedriczg: youtube.com
[08:10] <puff> cedriczg: But I haven't been able to get it anywahere.
[08:10] <ubuntu__> Frogzoo: Frogzoo ok, how do I get to take changes there?
[08:10] <karsten> n00bier: I guess I'd have to see it.
[08:11] <Frogzoo> ubuntu__: you google "ubuntu boot screen"
[08:11] <cedriczg> puff, try installing opera to see if you have same kind of issues
[08:11] <puff> cedriczg: er, I haven't been able to get any video to install.
[08:11] <DaSkreech> Creative SB X-Fi Extreme Audio if it makes a difference karsten
[08:11] <n00bier> karsten, yeah.. i just think its weird since my older, slower netbook, didnt do it as often as this one
[08:11] <karsten> DaSkreech: Um, you're installing some sort of Createive Blaster/Soundblaster driver?  No f*ing clue, sorry.
[08:11] <karsten> n00bier: Got me.
[08:11] <zizhan> Hello. My laptop uses nvidia 9600GT, and My system is ubuntu 8.04. I install nvidia's newest dirver 177.78. However, I feel my firefox and terminal runs very slow. By the program "top" I find that Xorg usually consumes a large part of cpu(from 30% to 70%). How can I solve this problem? thanks a lot.
[08:11] <ubuntu__> Frogzoo: ok, when my ubuntu is back up working that is I will do. thanks
[08:11] <n00bier> cedriczg, i dont think puff is having that problem.. hehe..
[08:11] <n00bier> cedriczg, i think puff was helping me :p
[08:11] <DaSkreech> karsten: no clues as to what it might want from the compiler output?
[08:11] <sarthor> please correct me.  rsync /media/Data/ sarthor@192.168.100.105:\e$  what is the syntax to write the Windows Drives , with "/" or "\"? PLEASE HELP A BIT
[08:12] <annimar> someone using abiword on standard ubuntu intrepid here?
[08:12] <OpenPsycho> here animar
[08:12] <OpenPsycho> yes!
[08:12] <OpenPsycho> annimar, yes i am using it!
[08:12] <puff> n00bier: I am in fact having a problem getting flash video to work.
[08:12] <cedriczg>  Does anyone know how to set ubuntu window manager's message for ubuntu default screen login?
[08:12] <Mowrey> Nobody helps, just as I figured.
[08:12] <n00bier> puff, hehe
[08:12] <annimar> OpenPsycho: could you check if this bug affects you, too, o that I can see if my setup is screwed: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/abiword/+bug/284857
[08:13] <Mowrey> No problem...
[08:13] <puff> cedriczg: Odd,sudo aptitude search opera --> no matches.
[08:13] <OpenPsycho> annimar, ok
[08:13] <puff> cedriczg: Oh, I was thinking of konquerer, which I've installed from apt before.
[08:14] <annimar> OpenPsycho: You mean, the dialog works for you?
[08:14] <OpenPsycho> annimar, i am checking please wait.
[08:14] <puff> cedriczg: Still, do you think opera might work?
[08:14] <cedriczg> puff, it's in non-free repositories
[08:15] <maxxist> omfg  a .deb for adobe flash.  i am shocked!!!
[08:15] <cedriczg> puff, you don't lose anything to try and it's a very good web browser
[08:15] <puff> cedriczg: Isit in a custom repo?
[08:15] <bofh80> cedriczg, System > Administration > Login Window ?
[08:15] <puff> cedriczg: I have universe, multiverse, etc, enabled.
[08:15] <OpenPsycho> annimar, yes it crashed!
[08:15] <cedriczg> bofh80, yes. I went there. But after setting it it wont appear
[08:15] <cedriczg> bofh80, can you try and let me know?
[08:16] <maxxist> annimar sweet you arent crazy!!!  hehe
[08:16] <cedriczg> puff, try non-free as well
[08:16] <DaSkreech> http://paste.ubuntu.com/61397/
[08:16] <annimar> OpenPsycho: Can you add to the bug report that this affects you too, or don't you have a launchpad account?
[08:16] <bofh80> cedriczg, you are setting it on the Local display and not he remote yes?
[08:16] <OpenPsycho> :)
[08:16] <annimar> maxxist: Can't say what a relief that is. ;-)
[08:16] <cedriczg> puff, http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[08:16] <OpenPsycho> wait i will create one right away
[08:16] <maxxist> annimar i bet!!
[08:16] <cedriczg> puff, not sure if it's in those repos
[08:17] <sarthor> please correct me.  rsync /media/Data/ sarthor@192.168.100.105:\e$  what is the syntax to write the Windows Drives , with "/" or "\"???
[08:17] <cedriczg> puff, try to add it to your repository sources
[08:17] <OpenPsycho> annimar, can the error log be pasted?
[08:17] <cedriczg> puff, under system > administration
[08:17] <cedriczg> bofh80, that's right
[08:18] <annimar> OpenPsycho: Of course it can be, but I couldn't find any crash log.
[08:18] <cedriczg> bofh80, the strange thing is that I can see it with other themes for login screen
[08:18] <OpenPsycho> i got alot of crash log!
[08:18] <maxxist> annimar I hope it gets fixed soon then.  Abiword is an awesome word processor.
[08:18] <OpenPsycho> can i dump it on ur messenger window ?
[08:18] <OpenPsycho> yea maxxist it is!
[08:18] <annimar> maxxist: I hope they fix it before 8.10 final
[08:18] <scuser> hi all, any help with this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/61404/ ?
[08:18] <OpenPsycho> annimar, can i dump the logs in ur messenger window ?
[08:18] <cedriczg> bofh80, for example I can see it using debian greeter
[08:19] <annimar> OpenPsycho: You can dump it as a comment to the bug report if you like
[08:19] <OpenPsycho> ok sure
[08:19] <cedriczg> bofh80, but whn trying out with 'Human' no message appears...
[08:19] <Woody86> does anyone know if switching between gnome, xfce, and KDE really make a difference in battery life on a laptop?
[08:20] <OpenPsycho> annimar, did u try running it from the console?
[08:20] <OpenPsycho> s/it/abiword/g
[08:20] <cedriczg> Woody86, I think it may depend on processor consumption
[08:20] <mattsqz> woody86 i dont know but now i want to...will take days to find out
[08:20] <annimar> OpenPsycho: no, not yet. Right now I'm at work and can't check on it.
[08:21] <OpenPsycho> ok
[08:21] <OpenPsycho> annimar, i tried running it from console...and there are these logs...posting it!
[08:21] <maxxist> Woody i would say yes.  but its an uneducated guess.  it makes sense that it would use less cpu cycles for a simpler gui.  and therefor use less power????
[08:21] <annimar> OpenPsycho: Thanks! That would be a great addition to the bug report
[08:21] <Woody86> cedriczg -  well, just running a web browser usually
[08:21] <cedriczg> Woody86, But I don't think it would do much difference. Have you found any?
[08:22] <maxxist> Woody86 i think that would esspecially make sense with a newer scaling processor
[08:22] <rogan> Puppy: any luck?
[08:22] <OpenPsycho> ok!
[08:22] <OpenPsycho> annimar, my pleasure:0
[08:22] <OpenPsycho> :)
[08:22] <DaSkreech> Anyone familiar with installing from source ?
[08:22] <Woody86> mattsqz -  I know, I have an 8 hour battery life in Ubuntu, so it would probably take a couple days to find out :(
[08:22] <cedriczg> DaSkreech, what program are you trying to install?
[08:23] <DaSkreech> cedriczg: Driver
[08:23] <killyour1v> i can't turn on/off my wireless chip, does anyone know where i can configure the key binding?
[08:23] <Woody86> cedriczg -  I haven't tested yet :(
[08:23] <cedriczg> DaSkreech, have you read the readme file already?
[08:23] <DaSkreech> cedriczg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/61397/
[08:23] <maxxist> woody86  8HRS!!!! wtf???  how? what system.  thats awesme
[08:23] <Woody86> maxxist -  I have a Celeron M, so no scaling
[08:23] <cedriczg> Woody86, you can let us know after you test it ;)
[08:24] <koshari> killyour1v what pc do you have, you may need a module for the specific pc
[08:24] <mis1> maxxist:I had a disconn
[08:24] <Woody86> maxxist -  just an old Compaq, 1.73 Celeron M, 2GB ram, and a huge battery off eBay :D
[08:24] <mattsqz> one of my lappys..the toshiba. 1hr battery life when brand new :(
[08:25] <maxxist> Woody86  must be nice though.  8 hours.  i bet it doesnt heat up too much then too??
[08:25] <killyour1v> koshari - i have an fujitsu siemens amilo pro v8210
[08:25] <mis1> maxxist; What do you suggest my solution is
[08:25] <Woody86> I know on my old battery KDE would slow down when the battery gets low
[08:25] <maxxist> misl hehe.   do you know for sure your nvidia driver is installed?
[08:25] <mis1> yeah sure
[08:25] <killyour1v> what could be the name of the module?
[08:25] <koshari> killyour1v have you searched linux laptops to see ifanyone else has got it working?
[08:25] <Woody86> mattsqz -  Yeah, before I replaced my battery I was getting 10min before it would die
[08:27] <Woody86> maxxist -  it is very nice, I can charge it overnight, and use it all day without any problems :) It doesn't get too warm, but my fan runs quite a bit
[08:27] <maxxist> misl  have you tried manually adding the resolutions to your xorg.conf?
[08:27] <rogan> charge fully unplug your charger then let it die > then charge it to full without running your laptop .. usualy works
[08:27] <mattsqz> i get about 30-45min nowadays..i just got this dell and frankensteined it into decency with parts, havent had it up long enough to test battery life
[08:27] <koshari> killyour1v for example i have an acer TM which needs the acerhk package for the wifi and BT functions to turn off and on
[08:27] <mis1> how do i do that
[08:27] <killyour1v> it worked in an older version of ubuntu...i've been able to control the volume either...all this is not working in 8.04..
[08:27] <DaSkreech> cedriczg: Anything that looks funny as  to why it would die?
[08:27] <cedriczg> bofh80, did you find what I was talking about?
[08:27] <koshari> killyour1v ok well you can prolly disregard my advice
[08:27] <killyour1v> koshari : thanks for that hint... i will ask google of any modules
[08:28] <cedriczg> DaSkreech, I was checking. Couldn't find yet any packages you may be missing.
[08:28] <maxxist> misl well you need to check it out first.  look at the file itself.  its /etc/X11/xorg.conf   view and and read on how to properly edit it.
[08:28] <annimar> OpenPsycho: Did you already add your comment to the bug report?
[08:28] <maxxist> misl  its actually not too hard.
[08:28] <killyour1v> brb
[08:28] <OpenPsycho> annimar, no i am adding it please wait.
[08:28] <koshari> killyour1v if you still have an earlier live disc it worked with you could lsmod and see what modules are loaded in relation to it
[08:28] <cedriczg> DaSkreech, did you check this: *** Please make sure that the same compiler version was used for building kernel.
[08:28] <maxxist> misl let me find you a link that might help to understand it.
[08:30] <mis1> maxxist: how do i open the file, i am in the directory
[08:30] <OpenPsycho> annimar, you are using the updated kernel is it?
[08:30] <Ohmu_wtf_> I'm trying to setup a Wireless Access-Point from my Ubuntu box.  I have got a DHCP-server running.  Can someone help me set up NAT/MASQ/etc?
[08:31] <OpenPsycho> annimar, it crashed on me on generic-2.6.24 !!
[08:31] <puff> cedriczg: added medibuntu repo, got the key, updated, still get nothing from "sudo aptitude search opera"
[08:31] <annimar> OpenPsycho: yes, intrepid with all the latest updates
[08:31] <maxxist> misl  "gedit xorg.conf"   will open it in read only mode.
[08:31] <maxxist> if you want to edit it you will need to "sudo gedit xorg.conf"
[08:31] <annimar> OpenPsycho: This seems to be a high level problem.
[08:31] <killyour1v> koshari : thx for your help...i try to figure out which version worked...and i need to get an old live cd ;)
[08:32] <rogan> How can I get Amarok to play M4a format and correctly display/read id3v2 tags?
[08:32] <J-_> http://pastebin.com/m3fbb79f0 Does that look right?
[08:32] <portablejim> When I try to md5sum a CD, it keeps soming up with the error: "md5sum: /dev/scd1: Input/output error"
[08:32] <Woody86> what's the best looking IRC client out there?
[08:32] <cedriczg> puff, ~$ sudo aptitude search opera
[08:32] <cedriczg> i   opera                           - The Opera Web Browser
[08:32] <OpenPsycho> annimar, for now i hope it gets solved!
[08:32] <oneal> ðóññêèå åñòü ?
[08:32] <maxxist> misl  may i suggest really reading about this before your bork your GUI.  you dont want to be reinstalling right away. hehe
[08:32] <cedriczg> puff, let me check again which repos you may need to add
[08:33] <mis1> okay
[08:33] <maxxist> woody86 xchat!!!
[08:33] <annimar> OpenPsycho: I am quite curious if your crashlog gives any further info on where the problem might be
[08:33] <blue-frog> J-_: do you resolve names correctly?
[08:33] <oneal> ðóññêèå åñòü ?
[08:33] <puff> Where do I list the actual plugins, etc, in firefox, to see if firefox thinks flash is installed?
[08:33] <maxxist> puff  about:plugins
[08:33] <Woody86> maxxist -  does that still have that annoying X logo?
[08:33] <J-_> blue-frog:  no
[08:33] <oneal> îòâå÷àé áëÿ
[08:33] <Woody86> and still have a tray icon while it's open?
[08:33] <maxxist> woody86 lol yeah
[08:34] <blue-frog> J-_: you give nameservers names instead of IP.
[08:34] <mis1> maxxist: what about me pasting the entire parameters in the file to you adn you analysing it for me
[08:34] <Woody86> maxxist -  that's actually the reason I got rid of it :)
[08:34] <blue-frog> J-_: so you are trying to resolve names for the nameserver itself
[08:34] <blue-frog> J-_: while your machine doesn't know where to resolve names. dog bites its tail
[08:35] <maxxist> misl  look down into the screen section.
[08:35] <oneal> who knows is command AND1 MixTape ?
[08:35] <cedriczg> puff, did you add uri:http://packages.medibuntu.org/ distribution:hardy (for me) components:free non-free
[08:35] <J-_> blue-frog:  so the DNS entries should have my server's name?
[08:35] <blue-frog> J-_: IP not names
[08:35] <cedriczg> puff, under third party tab
[08:36] <ori>  /server irc.w3.org 6665
[08:36] <mattsqz> woody, i used to like irssi havent used it in a long time though things may have changed
[08:36] <blue-frog> J-_: except if your DNS server is your aown machine eventually
[08:36] <cedriczg> puff, add one for binary and one for source
[08:36] <oneal> People !!!
[08:36] <maxxist> misl see some resolutions listed??   make a backup of the file  first with a command like "cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.bak"
[08:36] <annimar> OpenPsycho: Thanks for the crashlog
[08:36] <rogan> How can I get Amarok to play M4a format and correctly display/read id3v2 tags?
[08:37] <J-_> blue-frog:  The DNS I'm using is from afraid.org.
[08:37] <J-_> Now I'm really confused.
[08:37] <OpenPsycho> annimar, pleased to be of some help.
[08:37] <puff> cedriczg: I tried that at first, but it didn't like it (gpg keys didn't match) so I removed those via the GUI and then followed the instructions to use wget, etc, at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[08:37] <OpenPsycho> annimar, you received it right?
[08:37] <mis1> maxxist: There is no resolution listed in the screen section not anywhere in the file
[08:37] <OpenPsycho> annimar, I posted it moments ago.
[08:37] <blue-frog> J-_: is your own physical machine you are on right now your DNS server?
[08:37] <annimar> OpenPsycho: It's all there now. :-)
[08:37] <maxxist> wtf really
[08:38] <annimar> I'm trying to check back on #abiword (irc.gnome.org) to see if one of the abiword devs have a clue what goes wrong there.
[08:38] <J-_> blue-frog:  My own LAMP server, and I'm using afraid.org's DNS.
[08:38] <puff> cedriczg: Odd, the about:plugins page doesn't show a flash plugin, or any occurrence of the word flash or adobe, except in the entry for totem.
[08:38] <blue-frog> J-_: resolv.conf > nameserver 67.19.72.206
[08:38] <maxxist> misl  wow man.  sorry mine too.  maybe they changed the way X identifies your monitors.
[08:39] <Puppy> Morning all, really need help with this wireless isue, anyone can give me a litle time ?
[08:39] <J-_> blue-frog:  where does the IP point to?
[08:39] <mis1> so anyother possible suggestion
[08:39] <maxxist> misl.  thats wierd.  how the heck do you do a manual x now
[08:39] <cedriczg> puff, did you check if all packages are getting downloaded while refreshing?
[08:39] <maxxist> misl  i gonna go read for a minute.  be back
[08:39] <cedriczg> puff, maybe you need to try a differente location to download the packages...
[08:40] <mis1> ok
[08:40] <OpenPsycho> :)
[08:40] <Uplink> is tinyedit available for ubuntu?
[08:40] <ljsoftnet> is debian easy to install?
[08:41] <joaopinto> ljsoftnet, this is not a debian support channel
[08:41] <blue-frog> J-_: your dns
[08:41] <ljsoftnet> oh yeah, sorry
[08:41] <DIFH-iceroot> ljsoftnet: easy like windows
[08:41] <joaopinto> Uplink, not on the repositories
[08:41] <Uplink> =[
[08:41] <maxxist> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto    misl
[08:41] <maxxist> misl lets start there
[08:42] <Uplink> is there a tinyedit on linux version?
[08:42] <mis1> ok
[08:42] <owen1> how to send videoout command from terminal?
[08:42] <Puppy> Morning all, really need help with this wireless isue, anyone can give me a litle time ?
[08:42] <joaopinto> Uplink, google.com, we are not familiar with all the software available on the world :)
[08:43] <mike_> hi all
[08:43] <maxxist> misl this is probably way more help than i could be.
[08:43] <maxxist> misl is directs you how to manually probe your monitor and configure accordingly
[08:43] <mike_> can I run xfce on ubuntu along with gnome and kde?
[08:43] <cedriczg> puff, these packages are suggested by opera package: flash-npapi-plugin | flashplugin-nonfree | swf=player | libflash-mozplugin | mozilla-plugin-gnash
[08:44] <cedriczg> puff, hope I have writen them ok as I had to type then because couldn't copy the text
[08:44] <maxxist> mike_ yes
[08:44] <mis1> maxxist: will read and solve thx..
[08:44] <cedriczg> puff, swf-player *
[08:44] <joaopinto> mikael79_, yes
[08:44] <maxxist> misl sorry i led you on awild goose chase
[08:45] <joaopinto> on the login screen you will be able to select the window manager
[08:45] <maxxist> misl this is the right direction though
[08:45] <J-_> blue-frog:  Doesn't work.
[08:45] <Puppy> Morning all, really need help with this wireless isue, anyone can give me a litle time ?
[08:45] <mike_> ty
[08:45] <scuser> hi all, I'm trying to execute the command "sudo vos create sc02.sc.bibalex.org /vicepa root.afs -localauth" but this error arouse "Could not get an Id for volume root.afs" any help ?
[08:45] <epscylonb> hey,, i commented out the localhost line in my /etc/hosts file, yet localhost still resolves to 127.0.0.1
[08:45] <epscylonb> anyone know why ?
[08:46] <zamba> i need the ssl module for python.. as a package.. where can i find that?
[08:46] <mike_> ubuntu works great
[08:46] <maxxist> mike_ you can run any number of different desktops.
[08:46] <mike_> i have got kde and gnome running now
[08:46] <maxxist> mike_ there is tons to choose from
[08:47] <mike_> ok its got to be the xubuntu so it will register on the options menu right?
[08:47] <blue-frog> J-_: I don't know what you are doing. 67.19.72.206 (ns1.afraid.org) do not respond t ping. Is it alive and kicking. why don't you use the DNS of your ISP?
[08:47] <maxxist> mike_ xfce is really light and fast.  and i love the themes it comes with.
[08:47] <epscylonb> yeah the xp theme is the besti have seen
[08:47] <maxxist> mike_ no.
[08:47] <mike_> ok all the desktops are on synaptic package manager
[08:48] <mike_> ok I am using xfce on puppy linux and it works great
[08:48] <cedriczg> Can someone test on ubuntu hardy for window manager message on Human and Debian greeter. As I cannot see the greeting message on Human Theme on login screen...
[08:48] <Puppy> mike_ puppy linux ?
[08:48] <maxxist> mike_  just look for xfce in synaptic.  if you install xubuntu meta package it will install the whole OS
[08:49] <mike_> yes puppy linux its sounds crazy but its the only linux I could easily get to work on a usb stick
[08:49] <mike_> ok the meta package great
[08:49] <Puppy> cool, i got ma own linux :P
[08:49] <joaopinto> it's xubuntu-desktop, is not a whole OS, is a set of packages :P
[08:49] <maxxist> Puppy has been around a while now too!
[08:49] <mike_> yes
[08:50] <mike_> so the meta package will download all the extras so I dont have to do it one at a time?
[08:50] <J_Man> yeah, a meta package is just a dummy package that "depends" on a bunch of others
[08:50] <mike_> ok
[08:50] <cedriczg> can someone please check on the greeting message for login sesion, if it appears under Human theme?
[08:50] <J_Man> it doesn't actually install anything, but it pulls a bunch of stuff in
[08:51] <joaopinto> mike_, it will install all the  XFCE related apps
[08:51] <maxxist> joaopinto wont it remove his existing desktop in favour of the other?  or will it just install the stuff for xfce?
[08:51] <joaopinto> J_Man, it actually installs a lot of things
[08:51] <mike_> I finally got free from windows for a year now :)
[08:51] <mike_> ubuntu works well on this gateway laptop
[08:51] <maxxist> mike_  it feels good eh
[08:51] <cedriczg> mike_, congrats :) I still ahve dual boot with Vista on my laptop
[08:51] <xTheGoat121x> I just need to say one thing, I have successfully weaned my girlfriend off of Windows.
[08:51] <mike_> yep it sure does
[08:51] <J_Man> mike_ - what model gateway?
[08:51] <xTheGoat121x> 100%
[08:52] <joaopinto> maxxist, it will just install yet another window manager, it will not remove the existing, on the login screen you will be able to select the WM
[08:52] <J_Man> I've got a MX6425 that's dual-boot right now
[08:52] <Puppy> cool, i got ma own linux :P
[08:52] <maxxist> joaopinto  thanx for the clarification.
[08:52] <Puppy> Morning all, really need help with this wireless isue, anyone can give me a litle time ?
[08:52] <mike_> I dont have to hit ctrl alt delete 10 times in a row any more
[08:52] <xTheGoat121x> The ML3109 isn't bad with Ubuntu either.
[08:52] <mike_> I have vista and its worse than xp
[08:53] <mike_> I only use it now to play a game with my daughter thats it lol
[08:53] <J_Man> only real major issue I have is wireless - not too fond of the b43 driver on that wireless chip
[08:53] <cedriczg> mike_, Just be aware that if you do so in linux you may get restarted the system ;)
[08:53] <mike_> i have gutsy on this gateway but it wont run with heron for some reason
[08:53] <Gnea> mike_: are you familiar with wubi?
[08:53] <J_Man> the b43 driver limits the BCM4318 wireless chip to 11Mb
[08:53] <maxxist> mike_  dont try this now.  but if X is ever broken.  use CTRL-SHIFT-Backspace.  it restarts X  without restarting your computer
[08:54] <mike_> yes I used wubi - whenever windows would crash it would wreck it around every 3 weeks so I did a hard drive install
[08:54] <mike_> yes I have used that :)
[08:54] <Gnea> oh my :)
[08:54] <mike_> wubi wouldnt work for me but this hard drive installation works great
[08:55] <J_Man> wubi is just a CoLinux thing isn't it?
[08:55] <Puppy> can you get k-lite codex pack for Ubuntu ?
[08:55] <Gnea> mike_: you should, perhaps, see if you can get back to XP
[08:55] <mike_> I am triple booting vista, puppy linux and ubuntu
[08:55] <annimar> OpenPscho: I thought that abiword was more widely used. There must have been more people experiencing this bug. :-/
[08:55] <joaopinto> !codecs | Puppy
[08:55] <mathieu_447> france
[08:56] <mathieu_447> comment on va dans le resau france
[08:56] <mike_> well I dont have xp paid for vista it  is slower on network transfers and by 30 to 40 % till the fix
[08:56] <Puppy> joaopinto - yeah i think will be easyer to load them once i got the ubuntu on the net
[08:56] <cedriczg> mike_, and other tip is you can get just terminal log (you can try now) by pressing ctrl + alt + F1 (to F6) and back to graphic interface with F7
[08:56] <mike_> I have got everything I need running in ubuntu so I dont need windows any more
[08:57] <mike_> ok that sounds interesting
[08:57] <cedriczg> mike_, I mean back with ctrl + alt + F7
[08:57] <maxxist> can someone suggest a really light and simple audio player?  that will play streams too?
[08:58] <Puppy> ive installed ndiswrapper-1.53 and ive gone through the setup, and ive installed the windows driver, but its still not showinf as wlan0, any idea why ?
[08:58] <cedriczg> maxxist, Don't know if you can call it simple but I like very much amarok
[08:58] <mike_> hey I even got some windows 3.11 programs to run in wine with wobbly windows lol
[08:59] <cedriczg> maxxist, amarok is kind of similar to itunes
[08:59] <maxxist> cedriczg  too big
[08:59] <maxxist> thanx though
[09:00] <mike_> well the terminal thing works well :)
[09:00] <maxxist> cedriczg something really light on memory and cpu. for xfce
[09:00] <cedriczg> maxxist, I see
[09:00] <JackWinter> how do i disable scanning of file systems at bootup ?  it might be very inconvinient if it would happen at the wrong moment when i'm in a hurry for some  reason.  big partitions can take a lot of time...
[09:01] <osfameron> will a USB->DVI adaptor work with Linux (something like http://www.microdirect.co.uk/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=27314&source=googleps ) ?
[09:01] <mike_> trying to get the cube to work in kde now downloaded the kde compiz
[09:01] <osfameron> sadly my thinkpad doesn't have DVI out builtin :-(
[09:01] <joaopinto> JackWinter, sudo tune2fs -c counts device
[09:01] <joaopinto> JackWinter, for details, man tune2fs
[09:02] <Puppy> I ahve XP on 1 HD, and Ubuntu on another, at the moment to change OS, i chang boot priority in the bois, is there a way i can change the MBR to show both os ?
[09:02] <mike_> does kde have its own compiz manager? in ubuntu or does it use the one from ubuntu?
[09:02] <joaopinto> anyway, on the latest releases if you have a graphical boot sequence you can skip the checking with ESC
[09:02] <cedriczg> maxxist, Minirok: a small music player written in Python and inspired by Amarok
[09:02] <cedriczg> maxxist, just found it looking under add/remove software ;)
[09:03] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone help me, Im currently in the LiveCD when I boot up my laptop, it goes to Grub then I see the splash screen and this happens, http://pastebin.com/d718e0bff and then it drops to busybox
[09:03] <maxxist> cedriczg  thank you I will check it.
[09:03] <joaopinto> Puppy, you just need to install grub on your primary hard disk, and set it as the boot device on your bios
[09:03] <cedriczg> maxxist, don't know if it supports streams
[09:03] <joaopinto> and make sure the grub has the entries for the OSes that you need
[09:03] <Puppy> joaopinto im sure that sounds easy to you lol
[09:03] <paul68> morning is there anybody who knows how to convert local ip adresses to A6 records for the DNS config in Bind
[09:04] <joaopinto> Puppy, that is a standard ubuntu install, installing the mbr into the firts disk
[09:04] <Puppy> joaopinto - either cn be the primary drive, its no matter, how to i edit grub to pick up windows
[09:04] <J_Man> WIGGMPk, you've got a bad filesystem there, looks like
[09:04] <joaopinto> Puppy, grub picks windows by default, at least during the install phase
[09:04] <cedriczg> maxxist, http://chistera.yi.org/~adeodato/code/minirok/
[09:04] <Puppy> i had the hd disconected durign install
[09:04] <cjs> Where would I find someone to talk to about the lack of a definition of RES_USE_DNSSEC in /usr/include/resolv.h?
[09:05] <WIGGMPk> J_Man: please tell me this is fixable?
[09:05] <J_Man> MAYBE you could boot with the livecd and run fsck on the partition
[09:05] <J_Man> other than that, no probably not
[09:05] <maxxist> cedriczg needs kde though.  i am trying to keep the system light.   good try
[09:06] <WIGGMPk> J_Man: =( a shed of light is all I need, how does this happen? last night I was burning a movie onto a dvd and then went to bed. Today its f'ed
[09:06] <Dextorion> maxxist, cedriczg, Perhaps Audacious. If that one still exists.
[09:06] <owen1> how to send vide-oout command from terminal? or is it a change in xorg.conf?
[09:06] <WIGGMPk> J_Man: must I use "sudo" with the fsck command?
[09:06] <cedriczg> maxxist, Audacious
[09:07] <maxxist> lol
[09:07] <J_Man> yes, it needs root privledges
[09:07] <cedriczg> maxxist, that's the other I just found
[09:07] <shaz> \join #poky
[09:07] <shaz> sorry
[09:07] <cedriczg> maxxist, yes I found it on repositories
[09:07] <J_Man> also need to pass it the partition designation of your filesystem
[09:07] <Dextorion> cedriczg, that one used to be a good light one anyways :)
[09:07] <Puppy> joaopinto - can i not add a record to the Win MBR to pick up grub on the other drive ?
[09:07] <J_Man> WIGGMPk, i.e. fsck /dev/hda1 (or whatever)
[09:07] <maxxist> cedriczg dextorion lmao
[09:08] <WIGGMPk> J_Man: i found this post online that says to try "fsck -f" what is the -f option?
[09:08] <JackWinter_> joaopinto: thanks for the info.  i was caught out by booting without gfx, and having to wait for a 500mb disk to check.  now i have a gfx boot so then i'll leave it as is.  if i need to i can always escape....
[09:08] <floyd> ummm hello
[09:08] <floyd> wow
[09:08] <floyd> this is cool
[09:08] <joaopinto> Puppy, well, for windows is not the MBR, you would need to setup on the windows boot manager, I dont know if/how that can be done
[09:08] <cedriczg> maxxist, lol if you go here http://www.audacious-media-player.org/ you will get a really simple page...
[09:08] <trask> hello floyd
[09:08] <J_Man> audacious rocks! :)
[09:08] <floyd> :-)
[09:08] <floyd> im happy i found this
[09:08] <floyd> pleasure to be with ya guys
[09:08] <Puppy> joaopinto - both OS were installed completly seperate, 2 dif HD's neither were present when the other was installed... was this a mistake ?
[09:09] <J_Man> floyd: welcome, and prepare for the flood
[09:09] <J_Man> it's hard to keep up in here
[09:09] <e-frame> !hello | floyd
[09:09] <floyd> lol
[09:09] <maxxist> cedriczg It Works!!
[09:09] <floyd> yeah
[09:09]  * J_Man glares at ubottu "Stupid bots"
[09:09] <Puppy> utils version is too old!
[09:09] <floyd> hey so what do u guys use to burn dvds in ubuntu ive wondered that since day one
[09:09] <Puppy> can i solve this without being online
[09:09] <e-frame> lol
[09:09] <J_Man> cdrecord
[09:09] <cedriczg> maxxist, I just installed it ;)
[09:09] <joaopinto> Puppy, it was not a mistake, it will just give you more work now to setup grub
[09:10] <J_Man> if you want a GUI, you can apt-get install k3b, or Brasero if you prefer GTK stuff
[09:10] <maxxist> cedriczg diddo
[09:10] <Puppy> joaopinto - well ill put that on the " to-do " list behind getting ubuntu online
[09:10] <Puppy> lol
[09:10] <dulak> Puppy: you can actually take a copy of the bootsector from the second disk, put it on the windows disk and use boot.ini to boot the second disk
[09:10] <maxxist> cedriczg supports winamp2 skins
[09:10] <Dextorion> floyd goneBaker
[09:10] <Puppy> dulak can you explain that using windisk and ubudisk
[09:10] <Puppy> lol
[09:10] <joaopinto> floyd, brasero
[09:10] <dulak> Puppy: the windows boot loader can load a boot sector from a file
[09:11] <Puppy> so throw a line in boot.ini pointing to the other drive ?
[09:11] <dulak> Puppy: http://www.linux.com/feature/113945
[09:11] <cedriczg> maxxist, right I think I had used it before now that I remember...
[09:11] <floyd> thank you very much guys
[09:11] <floyd> i dearly aprecaite it
[09:11] <dulak> Puppy: unfortunately the windows boot loader sucks balls and can't do that directly but you can fake it
[09:11] <floyd> okay so i could find brasero
[09:11] <floyd> in the add/remove
[09:12] <floyd> but gonebaker failed to appear when i searched for it
[09:12] <Puppy> dublpaws lol, lemmi read this
[09:12] <joaopinto> gnomebaker
[09:12] <dulak> !info gonebaker
[09:12] <aaron> floyd, it's "gnomebaker"
[09:12] <dulak> !info gnomebaker
[09:12] <maxxist> cedriczg  looks nice
[09:12] <floyd> ahhh
[09:12] <floyd> thx
[09:12] <cedriczg> maxxist, yep
[09:12] <trask> floyd: sudo apt-get install gnomebaker is how i would install it
[09:12] <cedriczg> maxxist, Can you do me a favor?
[09:13] <maxxist> can try
[09:13] <cedriczg> maxxist, are you using ubuntu hardy or similar now?
[09:13] <maxxist> xubuntu-restricted-extras meta package just borken my system
[09:13] <maxxist> hardy xubunut
[09:13] <phimic> hi all
[09:13] <phimic> is there an backport for openoffice 3 for hardy?
[09:14] <K-O-D> if I have an nvidia card and I want to enable that neato torpedo 3d cube desktop, what do I need to do other than install the neccesary Nvidia drivers?>
[09:14] <Dextorion> floyd, my bad. GnomeBaker. But brasero would probably be a better one nowdays.
[09:14] <Puppy> dulak - c:\bootsect.lnx="Linux" - how do i know what drive windows sees the linux drive as, as windows does not detect it
[09:14] <rajec> Guys I would like to create Relation Diagram from database I have. If you know what I mean. Is there any program on this?
[09:14] <dulak> Puppy: read the whole article, you make a file that is a copy of the boot sector from the second drive and put it on the first drive, faking the boot loader from windows into booting the second disk
[09:14] <Puppy> dulak do you knwo anythign about ndiswrapper
[09:15] <aaron> K-O-D, you just need to make sure in enable the nvidia driver in System>Administration>Hardware  then install  compiz-settings-manager
[09:15] <Puppy> dulak - yeah im dling the software nowe
[09:15] <maxxist> WTF!!!!  damn restricted-extras.  broke my xubuntu
[09:15] <dulak> Puppy: I know a little about ndiswrapper
[09:15] <karsten> What in kubuntu manages the screen brightness controls under KDE?
[09:15] <floyd> floyd@floyd-laptop:~$  sudo apt-get install gnomebaker
[09:15] <floyd> [sudo] password for floyd:
[09:15] <floyd> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:15] <floyd> floyd@floyd-laptop:~$  sudo apt-get install gnomebaker
[09:15] <floyd> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:15] <FloodBot3> floyd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:15] <floyd> floyd@floyd-laptop:~$
[09:15] <K-O-D> wow, thats amazing, and does Ubuntu use the latest nvidia drivers with the built in driver manager or should i download the latest myself?
[09:16] <karsten> ... or is that hardware?
[09:16] <floyd> gnome baker
[09:16] <AdvoWork> hi there, anyone got any ideas how I can upload a file to ftp(filename will contain current date - so it will change) via a cronjob, if its possible?
[09:16] <floyd> okay
[09:16] <floyd> i gotcha!
[09:16] <floyd> ill just stick with brasero
[09:16] <floyd> thanks guys
[09:16] <floyd> u rock
[09:16] <FloodBot3> floyd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:16] <floyd> i shall not
[09:16] <Dextorion> hehe
[09:16] <_luser> advowork - try scp instead?
[09:16] <aaron> K-O-D, ubuntu uses a fairly up to date nvidia driver
[09:17] <mikel> hello when i start up ubuntu it stops at starting powernowd whats the problem and how do i fix it?
[09:17] <dulak> AdvoWork: scripting ftp is a real pain in the ass, scp with a key is the way to go if you have ssh access
[09:17] <AdvoWork> _luser i use winscp manually, but im looking for something automatically, or isnt that what you mean?
[09:17] <cedriczg> maxxist, Can you try something out if you are using ubuntu now?
[09:17] <mike_> bye all
[09:17] <Puppy> dulak brb testign this
[09:17] <aaron> to install the compiz-settings manager just do sudo "apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager"
[09:17] <grepgav> exit
[09:17] <K-O-D> thank you aaron
[09:18] <Frogzoo> AdvoWork: if you stick with ftp, man netrc
[09:18] <aaron> np K-O-D
[09:18] <maxxist> cedriczg give me 2 minutes.  sun-java broke my dependencies.  fixing.
[09:18] <K-O-D> if I've only got 2g ram on my system, is there any benefit to running 64 bit ubuntu?
[09:18] <cedriczg> maxxist, ok. good luck
[09:19] <aaron> K-O-D, yes, because you will be able to utilize the full potential of your hardware
[09:19] <Frogzoo> K-O-D: nope, not really
[09:19] <Slart> K-O-D: perhaps some theoretical advantage.. nothing noticable if you ask me
[09:19] <maxxist> cedriczg what would you like me to try?
[09:20] <K-O-D> well, that certainly settles things :D
[09:20] <dulak> I didn't notice any difference from 32 bit to 64 bit myself
[09:20] <mikel> the only point of the 64bit archetecture is that 32bit maxed out a 3.8 gigs of ram where as 64 maxes somewhere arouns10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000gig'
[09:21] <rogan> How can I get Amarok to play M4a format and correctly display/read id3v2 tags?
[09:21] <wrzaskd_> mikel, That's not true.
[09:21] <mikel> not exactly but closly similar lol
[09:21] <wrzaskd_> mikel, amd64 arch has additional 64bit registers available.
[09:21] <Dextorion> 64bit cpu can use 64 long instruction sets
[09:21] <aaron> mikel, are you sure about that?  I know thats true for windows
[09:21] <floyd> anyone ever get this error message when trying to install your ubuntu updates E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[09:21] <floyd> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[09:21] <Arvan> I need some help to get my DvD menues to work, i have tried what i think is everything =)
[09:21] <K-O-D> ill go w 64 bit, my only problem was FMS and i guess the new version runs on 64 linux now
[09:21] <Dextorion> what wrzaskd_ said
[09:21] <AdvoWork> this worked :) scp -r localfile.txt username@192.168.0.1:/home/username/  but the only thing is, it asked me for a password, so its not automatic, any suggestions please?
[09:21] <technopagan> K-O-D: I ran both a 32 and 64Bit Ubuntu on my laptop and with the 64Bit version, my fan stayed silent a little longer
[09:21] <Frogzoo> floyd: so run dpkg --configure -a
[09:22] <dulak> AdvoWork: you need to create a key that it will use instead of a password
[09:22] <floyd> in the terminal???
[09:22] <K-O-D> wow techno - now THATS a serious system boost!
[09:22] <Frogzoo> floyd: yes
[09:22] <wrzaskd_> mikel, It's especially important for things like databases, which make a lot of int calculations.
[09:22] <floyd> cool
[09:22] <floyd> thx
[09:22] <mikel> anywhoo do i need to re ask or am i just wait?
[09:22] <AdvoWork> dulak how do you do that? ;/
[09:22] <annimar> OpenPsycho, maxxist, the bug is triaged now. It's a dependency problem with abiword. A workaround has been published at the bug report
[09:22] <mikel> cos i know your all busy right now
[09:22] <mikel> and i dont wanna be imatient
[09:22] <floyd> frog i get this message now --------> dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilege
[09:22] <mikel> inpatient
[09:22] <aaron> mikel, I didn't catch your question
[09:22] <floyd> when i try to enter it into the terminal
[09:23] <K-O-D> i've noticed the xorg.conf is a lot different than I am used to, how do I configure the monitor?
[09:23] <mikel> oh ill reask theb
[09:23] <mikel> then
[09:23] <Frogzoo> floyd: it's telling you you need to use sudo
[09:23] <floyd> okay
[09:23] <rogan> Arvan: do you have libdvdcss2 installed?
[09:23] <floyd> where is sudo
[09:23] <mikel> when i boot up ubuntu it stops at loading powernowd and never goes further what do i do?
[09:23] <Arvan> rogan,  i think so, im not sure :S
[09:23] <K-O-D> for some reason my crt (the one I use for linux) reports the wrong EDID info, I need to manually set my monitor refresh rates
[09:23] <Frogzoo> floyd: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[09:23] <rogan> Arvan: check :)
[09:24] <dulak> AdvoWork: on the client run as the user you are transferring as: ssh-keygen -b 1024 -N ''
[09:24] <Dextorion> floyd sudo dpkg --configure -a
[09:24] <Dextorion> ah Frogzoo beat me too it
[09:24] <floyd> worked
[09:24] <floyd> thanks man
[09:24] <stevenw9> Hello :D
[09:24] <floyd> ;-)
[09:24] <Joint_> hey how do i mount a windows drive
[09:24] <floyd> instantly
[09:24] <maxxist> annimar nice job man.  any idea what the dependancy issue is?
[09:24] <Joint_> !windows mounting
[09:24] <Puppy> dulak - well that filed, but i will sort it later
[09:25] <stevenw9> So... i've learned never to touch ubuntu with a nvidia driver... XD
[09:25] <mikel> aaron: did ou miss it again lol
[09:25] <Puppy> du
[09:25] <scuser> hi all, any help with this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/61419/ ?
[09:25] <Puppy> dulak pm
[09:25] <Ohmu> LV - are you around?
[09:25] <AdvoWork> dulak ok so do: ssh-keygen -b 1024 -N ''  then what? whats the '' for?
[09:25] <Puppy> dulak - any ideas about the errors in that log
[09:26] <Arvan> rogan,  I had css2 but not livdvdcss2-dev
[09:26] <cedriczg> maxxist, didn't hear your message
[09:26] <rogan> try them both then restart
[09:26] <knoppix> jim_p...
[09:26] <knoppix> ?
[09:26] <dulak> AdvoWork: that makes the passphrase on the key blank, so you don't have to type anything when you transfer a file
[09:26] <mikel> any one elts?
[09:26] <cedriczg> maxxist, I would like you to add a welcome message on the window manager for the Human theme and check if it appears on the logon screen
[09:27] <aaron> mikel, I saw it that time, but I don;t know what you could to to bypass that
[09:27] <AdvoWork> dulak is that safe though? can anyone do that and upload to my site?
[09:27] <Puppy> Anyone know anything about ndiswrapper
[09:27] <rogan> Arvan: I had the same problems and I installed those then restarted and it worked
[09:27] <mikel> aaron: dang
[09:27] <mikel> aaron: it boots sometime
[09:27] <cedriczg> maxxist, I found on the debian greeter it is shown. But not on human theme. I just wanted to be sure it's not me
[09:27] <mikel> aaron:sometimes
[09:27] <dulak> AdvoWork: no they would have to have access to copy their key to the server, there is a second step here
[09:27] <Arvan> rogan,  Il try to install both, Then il come back to ya =) thanx for helping
[09:27] <AdvoWork> dulak so after ive done that theres something else?
[09:28] <Joint_> hey how do i mount a windows drive
[09:28] <Joint_> ?
[09:28] <maxxist> cedriczg i dont have the human greeter in xubuntu.  its quite different.
[09:28] <AdvoWork> dulak i did: ssh-keygen -b 1024 -N '' and it said: You must specify a key type (-t)
[09:28] <_luser> joint - man mount
[09:28] <dulak> AdvoWork: the second step is you take the .ssh/id_rsa.pub file you created with that command, and scp it over to the server, then you do something like "cat id_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys" on the server, as the user you are transferring as
[09:29] <mikel> anyway how do i install the nvidia 177 drivers from command promt as i cant get into ubuntu without them?
[09:29] <dulak> AdvoWork: my bad, been a while: ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 1024 -N ''
[09:29] <maxxist> cedriczg but i have used the greeting changer before.  and it worked for me.  mind you that was in 7.10
[09:29] <cedriczg> maxxist, k. then no luck. I will have to ask somone else. Thanks anyway
[09:29] <keoni> Aggr!
[09:29] <Joint_> mount –t ntfs  umask=0222 /dev/sda1 /mnt
[09:29] <Joint_> what's wrong with that?
[09:29] <Joint_> or this  mount –t ntfs –o umask=0222 /dev/sda1 /mnt
[09:30] <AdvoWork> dulak ive done that, it says: Enter file in which to save the key (/root/.ssh/id_rsa):  shall i just use the same file it says?
[09:30] <cedriczg> maxxist, It has added changed the greeting message only for some of the themes. Don't know why Human theme does not show the welcome message.
[09:30] <mikel> aaron: what is power nowd?
[09:30] <maxxist> cedriczg audacious isnt working for me.
[09:31] <cedriczg> maxxist, I tried an mp3 and it did work
[09:31] <dulak> AdvoWork: yes
[09:31] <cedriczg> maxxist, what issue are you facing?
[09:31] <Dextorion> Joint_, its a ntfs drive, yes?
[09:31] <maxxist> cedriczg i tried a stream.
[09:31] <Joint_> Dextorion, yes
[09:31] <Joint_> it is
[09:31] <_luser> joint - you've got non-ascii characters in those lines
[09:31] <Dextorion> Joint_ sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[09:31] <AdvoWork> dulak that worked, you say scp it over to the server, where on the server does it need to go?
[09:31] <maxxist> cedriczg i think that the codecs didnt get installed when java broke synaptic.
[09:31] <cedriczg> maxxist, you mean using play location?
[09:31] <Joint_> Dextorion, done?
[09:31] <Joint_> now what Dextorion
[09:32] <ilpark5> hi
[09:32] <Dextorion> Joint_ applications->system tools->ntfs configuration
[09:32] <dulak> AdvoWork: scp the file .ssh/id_rsa.pub to the server, anywhere, then login to the server and run "cat id_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys"
[09:32] <cedriczg> maxxist, then try sudo apt-get install --fix-broken (if I am right)
[09:32] <maxxist> cedriczg  actually i fixed that already.
[09:32] <Dextorion> Joint_ check boxes or something. and that should do it.
[09:33] <mikel> how do i install the nvidia 177 drivers from command?
[09:33] <Joint_> Dextorion, how do you mount it with command though so i can learn?
[09:33] <cedriczg> maxxist, what stream did you try and how?
[09:33] <maxxist> cedriczg but i dont think the codecs got in.  so i try again
[09:33] <maxxist> cedriczg i loaded groovesalad from somafm.com playlist.
[09:34] <JackTop> how do i update from kubuntu hardy to interprid beta ?
[09:34] <maxxist> cedriczg it loaded the file.  but then it crashed when it tried to play it.
[09:34] <mikel> aaron: do you know how to install nvidia 177 from command?
[09:34] <rogan> Arvan: that do it?
[09:34] <K-O-D> how big should i make the swap partition on a 64 bit ubuntu system with 2g ram?
[09:34] <maxxist> Jacktop  wait 10 days for the non beta to be released and it will appear on your update manager.
[09:34] <K-O-D> I was thinking 2g but I was thinking 4g might be better
[09:34] <Arvan> rogan, im on it right now..just had to find something to check with =)
[09:35] <dulak> K-O-D: 2g is plenty
[09:35] <maxxist> JackTop then you wont have to worry about running a beta
[09:35] <AdvoWork> dulak done most of that now, but: cat id_rsa.pub >> .ssh/authorized_keys   -bash: .ssh/authorized_keys: No such file or directory
[09:35] <dulak> AdvoWork: you're in the home directory on the server?
[09:35] <tdawgedogg> how do i run a .run file i juts downloaded in shell
[09:35] <Joint_> im actually doing mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt but only root can view. those files how can i give normal users to view them?
[09:35] <dulak> AdvoWork: mkdir .ssh if so
[09:35] <Joint_> any help please?
[09:35] <JackTop> maxxist: i want to prepare and see what implications the new kde will have for me.  so thought i would install on my laptop and play with it a bit before updating my main system..
[09:35] <AdvoWork> dulak i copied the file to /root/.ssh  and im in that same dir?
[09:36] <AdvoWork> so I need to be in the /home/?
[09:36] <cedriczg> maxxist, maube you can check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=661654
[09:36] <insty> Hi~ quick question, currently running ubuntu 8.10 and when I restart my HD's unmount them selves and remount when I load them from the pref menu. This is causing applications like amarok to lose  the database of music and for my desktop icons to vanish. Any ideas? Cheers.
[09:36] <dulak> AdvoWork: no, in /root/.ssh: cat id_rsa.pub >> authorized_keys
[09:36] <tdawgedogg> how do i run a .run file i juts downloaded in shell
[09:36] <cedriczg> maxxist, good bye
[09:36] <petererer> insty: check /etc/fstab
[09:36] <mikel> right click on it and run in terminal
[09:36] <maxxist> JackTop  there is a command you can run.  google it.  it is still self automated if you tell the updater to do it.
[09:37] <AdvoWork> dulak cool,thatworked, is there any other steps? do I need to do anything ontop of: scp -r localfile.txt username@192.168.0.1:/home/username/
[09:37] <petererer> (noauto, remove it, probably)
[09:37] <Dextorion> Joint_, mount /dev/**** /mnt/windrive -t ntfs or something. Take a look at /etc/fstab aswell. You can make it mount at boot, and some options for who will be able to read and write too it i belive.
[09:37] <maxxist> cedriczg night night
[09:37] <tdawgedogg> no im not in terminal....failed to boot into xserver
[09:37] <mikel> oh where's the .run saved?
[09:37] <tdawgedogg> i dunno
[09:37] <tdawgedogg> i wget it
[09:37] <tdawgedogg> so i assume its in the same directory im in
[09:37] <floyd> thanks again guys im off now
[09:37] <tdawgedogg> which is /home/user
[09:37] <mikel> then it ran already lol
[09:38] <insty> Thanks petererer  :>
[09:38] <WIGGMPk> I am having a problem booting, I get "group descriptors corrupted!" and it fails to mount the root partition. I am currently in a live cd and I tried running fsck on the boot partition and the LVM (the boot partition is fine) but the LVM says "Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in a short read while trying to open /dev/sda2, Could this be a zzero-length partition?" I dont know what to do
[09:38] <insty> noauto was lurking there.
[09:38] <forces> hello
[09:38] <tdawgedogg> i just downloaed it
[09:38] <mikel> type ls to see if its there
[09:38] <dulak> AdvoWork: nope as long as the username you are using in your scp is root
[09:38] <forces> ubuntu studio use Gnome or Xfce?
[09:38] <tdawgedogg> yes its there
[09:38] <tdawgedogg> named what.run
[09:39] <mikel> the type sudo /home/user/namehwta.run or whatever its named
[09:39] <maxxist> JackTop https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades/Kubuntu
[09:39] <tdawgedogg> thanks it worked! :_)
[09:39] <mikel> no prob
[09:40] <Puppy> anyone here in the UK ?
[09:40] <dulak> I gotta find a website for that ssh-keygen stuff that took too long to explain the long way
[09:40] <mikel> now if only someone could help me lol
[09:40] <maxxist> canada
[09:40] <Puppy> mikel - i fonly we knew what was wrong
[09:40] <Arvan> rogan, it works with a dvd that is on a disc, will try on something that is a .iso or .img file and see how that works..thanx =)
[09:40] <sushanth> hi
[09:40] <rogan> Arvan: great
[09:40] <sushanth> me 2
[09:41] <mikel> puppy: asked 3 times lol thanks for he reply how do i install the nvidia 177 drivers fro command
[09:41] <AdvoWork> dulak cool, do i ever have todo anything else? or just that
[09:41] <AdvoWork> it works by the way :)
[09:41] <Puppy> mikel - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=909311
[09:41] <WIGGMPk> I am having a problem booting, I get "group descriptors corrupted!" and it fails to mount the root partition. I am currently in a live cd and I tried running fsck on the boot partition and the LVM (the boot partition is fine) but the LVM says "Attempt to read block from filesystem resulted in a short read while trying to open /dev/sda2, Could this be a zzero-length partition?" I dont know what to do and I really dont want to rei
[09:42] <mikel> puppy: thanks man i'll chek it out
[09:42] <Puppy> mikel hope it helps
[09:42] <dulak> AdvoWork: nope, that just lets ssh use that key you made instead of a password, so when you scp or ssh from that user on that client as that user on the server, it will just use the key instead of a password
[09:42] <tdawgedogg> where do i get the nvidia kernel source files
[09:42] <Woody86> anyone know where I can download a 64 bit version of Kubuntu?
[09:43] <tdawgedogg> i need them to build a nvidia driver
[09:43] <K-O-D>  i dont think nvidia gives out the source, but they give you enough to buld a driver
[09:43] <K-O-D> http://www.nvidia.com
[09:43] <Puppy> anyone from UK ?
[09:43] <AdvoWork> dulak nice, cheers for the help!
[09:44] <AdvoWork> do you know if you can do like regex's within it? ie: scp -r localfile.txt username@192.168.0.1:/home/username/
[09:44] <AdvoWork> but localfile.txt can be different?
[09:44] <K-O-D> http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html tdawgedogg
[09:44] <dulak> AdvoWork: you can use wildcards but not regex
[09:45] <scuser> hi all, any help with this error "bos: failed to create new server instance ptserver of type 'simple' (entity already exists)"
[09:45] <ikonia> scuser: what are you trying to do ?
[09:45] <tdawgedogg> KOD how do i download it?
[09:45] <K-O-D> tdawg - are you in command line or something?
[09:45] <tdawgedogg> yes
[09:45] <tdawgedogg> haha
[09:46] <scuser> I'm trying to run the command "sudo afs-newcell"
[09:46] <tdawgedogg> debian btw
[09:46] <scuser> ikonia: I'm trying to run the command "sudo afs-newcell"
[09:46] <AdvoWork> dulak know of any examples for using wildcards? its basically in this format: OurBackup 22-10-2008.002  but the date will change
[09:46] <ikonia> scuser afs ?#
[09:46] <K-O-D> tdawgedogg, no problem , what card do you have?
[09:46] <scuser> ikonia: there is no one there :)
[09:46] <tdawgedogg> can u message me KOD so i dont clutter up the channel
[09:46] <ikonia> tdawgedogg your using debian
[09:46] <ikonia> scuser: no, I meant what is afs ?
[09:46] <tdawgedogg> yes...the phokes in #debian dont like to help though
[09:47] <scuser> ikonia: a distributed file system
[09:47] <K-O-D> tdawgedogg, cmon man - its a chat channel, and there's probably other people that can help
[09:47] <XandriX> i guess i screwd up my setup beacuz now everytime i come to apt-get either check or -f install or just install it says read error read (5 input output error)
[09:47] <K-O-D> and yeah tdawgedogg those people are mentally ill
[09:47] <keoni> Aggr!
[09:47] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: this is not the correct place to get debian help - spl ease take it to #debian
[09:47] <K-O-D> I actually stopped using debian because the community is so screwed up
[09:47] <ikonia> scuser: just having a little look into it
[09:47] <dulak> AdvoWork: OurBackup*
[09:47] <dulak> AdvoWork: Should catch any file that starts with OurBackup
[09:47] <tdawgedogg> so anyways i downloaded the newest nvidia drivers file.... the .run file
[09:48] <AdvoWork> so just simply: scp -r OurBackup* username@192.168.0.1:/home/username/   ?  is that 1 or more files?
[09:48] <scuser> ikonia: any way I was trying to setup an openafs cluster but in vain
[09:48] <tdawgedogg> but during installation it says i dont have some stuff needed to build a kernal
[09:48] <ikonia> tdawgedogg please take it to #debian
[09:48] <dulak> AdvoWork: that will copy any files, as many as match the wildcard
[09:48] <ikonia> tdawgedogg please stop, and take it to #debian
[09:48] <K-O-D> ahhh tdawg you need to install build-essential I believe
[09:48] <K-O-D> apt-get install build-essential
[09:48] <ikonia> scuser the error message appears to suggest an instance is running, but I need to read more
[09:48] <rajec> guys is there any program which could create relation diagram from mysql database?
[09:48] <ikonia> K-O-D: this is not debian support, your welcome to support him in private or in #debian
[09:49] <K-O-D> ?
[09:49] <AdvoWork> dulak cool!! thankyou!
[09:49] <scuser> ikonia: have a look http://paste.ubuntu.com/61419/
[09:49] <PryMaL> j ubuntu-server
[09:49] <ikonia> rajec I'm aware of some applications for the windows platform, but not on linux that I'm aware of
[09:49] <K-O-D> nah no thanks. tdawgedogg you are on your own.
[09:49] <K-O-D> if i were to support anything, it'd be ditching debian and moving to ubuntu
[09:50] <axisys> how do I convert a dvd to iphone format?
[09:50] <Dextorion> tdawgedogg, and perhaps the kernel headers?
[09:51] <ikonia> Dextorion: this is not debian support
[09:51] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: please take it to #debian
[09:51] <Dextorion> ikonia?
[09:51] <karsten> So, how to mess with your LCD brightness on a Lenove T61:  for f in $( find . -name brightness ); do echo ">>>> $f <<<"; echo -n 20 > $f; sleep 1; echo -n 100 > $f; sleep 1; don
[09:51] <ikonia> Dextorion: the user is running debian
[09:51] <Dextorion> ikonia, oh, alright.
[09:51] <karsten> As root.  It'll show you which of the various acpi brightness files actually controls what you want.
[09:52] <ikonia> karsten: who are you talking to ?
[09:52] <Dextorion> ikonia, well... the problem is kind of a general one, no?
[09:52]  * karsten basks in his shiny bright screen.
[09:52] <ikonia> Dextorion: no
[09:52] <dulak> AdvoWork: just as an aside, it's bad to allow direct ssh as root on your server, you should really use a normal user and either sudo commands or use su - to get root access
[09:52] <Dextorion> ikonia, alright. i dont agree
[09:52] <phimic> is it possible to use intrepid backports for openoffice in hardy
[09:53] <AdvoWork> dulak ahhh ok
[09:53] <Dextorion> tdawgedogg, feel free to pm me if you get more problems.
[09:53] <ikonia> phimic as intrepid is not stable, I'd be surprised if there was back ports
[09:53] <ikonia> Dextorion: perfect, thank you
[09:53] <Dextorion> ikonia, no problem :)
[09:53] <karsten> ikonia: The channel.  Sharing wisdom.
[09:53] <AdvoWork> dulak you know you were saying about: scp -r OurBackup* username@192.168.0.1:/home/username/  can i use a script or something to actually specify the name of the file? ie instead of ourbackup* it'd be "ourbackup " + todaysdate(in a certain format) ?
[09:54] <phimic> ikonia: https://launchpad.net/~openoffice-pkgs/+archive
[09:54] <ikonia> karsten: it's a support channel, no one was asking about it, maybe better to post it on the forum so that it's "logged" or "stuck" so that people can search on it
[09:54] <dulak> AdvoWork: yes you can get a date in format, sec
[09:54] <ikonia> phimic they are PPA's for the 8.10 target
[09:55] <ikonia> phimic see the big wawrning at the top "OpenOffice.org 3.0.0 - INTREPID ONLY"
[09:55] <karsten> ikonia: Where?
[09:55] <ikonia> karsten www.ubuntuforums.org
[09:55] <karsten> ikonia: I figure there's regulars here.  I'm usually in #debian.  Maybe add it as a factoid to a bot or something.
[09:55] <ikonia> karsten: makes it more searchable rather than scroll of screen and be forgotten
[09:55] <karsten> ikonia: Dig.
[09:56] <Jonny> Hi all - I have an install that is failing due to a hash mismatch for a .deb on the CD. Can I reconfigure the installer to use the network as a package source without needing to reboot/change anything? (I'm looking at /target/etc/apt/sources.list wondering if that is the config file for the installer)
[09:56] <mikel> puppy: hey that site dident say anywhere on it how to install the nvidia drivers form command ...which is what i asked
[09:56] <Jonny> (Sorry, by 'change anything' I was thinking of the CD I'm using to install)
[09:56] <chamuscas> people i need the c language libraries what should i download ?
[09:57] <ikonia> Jonny you can change /etc/apt/srouces.lst to use the net, but as the cD is read only you can't make any perminant changes
[09:57] <ikonia> chamuscas: which c libraries ?
[09:57] <chamuscas> string.h
[09:57] <ikonia> chamuscas: thats a header
[09:57] <Jonny> ikonia, that file doesn't exist in the install environment. I'm doing a text install.
[09:57] <dulak> AdvoWork: OurBackup\ `date +%d-%m-%Y`*
[09:57] <dulak> AdvoWork: try that
[09:57] <chamuscas> ok and what's that an header ?
[09:57] <ikonia> Jonny really, that file should exist, are you %100 certain
[09:57] <ikonia> chamuscas yes, thats a header
[09:58] <chamuscas> ikoni, but what is it ?
[09:58] <ikonia> a header file
[09:58] <ikonia> chamuscas: what are you trying to do ?
[09:58] <Jonny> ikonia in the install environment it doesn't, I am 100% certain :)
[09:58] <chamuscas> to use strcmp function
[09:58] <chamuscas> ikonia, strcmp function
[09:59] <chamuscas> i have to go sry, later
[09:59] <Ishnu-> I need some help setting up telnet - I am following the quick tutorial on http://www.ubuntugeek.com/setting-up-a-telnet-server-in-ubuntu.html, but this command doesn't work after I install telnetd: sudo /etc/init.d/inetd restart
[09:59] <ikonia> Jonny I can't see hoa dpkg would be able to install the packages then on the isntall routine
[10:00] <ikonia> Ishnu-: doesn't it use xinetd - not inetd
[10:00] <Ishnu-> Ok, I will try that
[10:00] <ikonia> Ishnu-: is there a script in /etc/init.d/ called inetd
[10:00] <dulak> that tutorial is old as hell
[10:00] <Ishnu-> umm
[10:00] <Ishnu-> No there isn't
[10:00] <Ishnu-> But there is a inetutils-inetd
[10:01] <juanej> when is 8.10 released?
[10:01] <ikonia> Ishnu- I'd ignore that guide - it looks a bit rubbish to be honest
[10:01] <ikonia> Ishnu-:  a lot of people have issues with that site
[10:01] <ikonia> juanej 30 october
[10:01] <juanej> thx
[10:02] <Jonny> ikonia, I'll have a play. It uses a chroot at /target which includes the standard apt configuration, I can only guess it's using that
[10:02] <Ishnu-> 30 october eh? That's a pretty good birthday present for me
[10:02] <ikonia> Jonny sorry, I should have been clear /etc within the target environment
[10:02] <Jonny> aaah :)
[10:02] <Brian88> hi, can I upgrade ubuntu 8.04 with Kubuntu 8.10 live cd? does kubuntu 8.10 live CD I received from shipit uses kde4??
[10:03] <ikonia> Jonny: I didn't mean /etc on the actual running OS / CD
[10:03] <Jonny> ikonia, right. Well in that case /etc/apt/* does exist ;) That's the file I'm playing with now
[10:03] <ikonia> !ibex > Brian88
[10:03] <ikonia> Jonny: good man
[10:03] <Ishnu-> ikonia - if that guide is rubbish? What should I do? A google search hasn't shown up with anything much else
[10:03] <dulak> that ubuntugeek.com guy is a dbag
[10:03] <ikonia> dulak easy - don't need that comment, but I agreee the guides are poor
[10:04] <Brian88> ikonia: ???
[10:04] <Brian88> ikonia: what does you want to say??
[10:04] <Puppy> anyone from the UK here ?
[10:04] <ikonia> Brian88 sorry , the bots died
[10:04] <ikonia> Brian88: 8.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[10:04] <ikonia> Puppy: yes, why ?
[10:05] <AdvoWork> dulak i tried: scp -r SageBack\ `date +%d-%m-%Y`*  and it said:  SageBack 23-10-2008*: No such file or directory   the two filenames are: SageBack 21-10-2008.001  SageBack 22-10-2008.001
[10:05] <dulak> AdvoWork: they are not today's date
[10:06] <dulak> AdvoWork: What I gave you was for today's date
[10:06] <AdvoWork> dulak ahh yea
[10:06] <AdvoWork> let me check
[10:06] <ikonia> Ishnu-: I'll telp you
[10:06] <ikonia> Ishnu-: what inet service ar eyou using, inetd or xinetd ?
[10:06] <Jonny> ikonia, I get 'a non-dpkg owned version of this package is installed' (and so on)...
[10:07] <ikonia> Jonny Hmmm where did you changed teh sources.list to point ?
[10:07] <Jonny> ikonia, that's for libc6, dpkg insists it's unsafe to upgrade/install the c library 'in this situation'
[10:07] <dulak> I feel bad for puppy, he has to fully reboot into ubuntu to try everything I have him try to get ndiswrapper working
[10:07] <Jonny> ikonia, at gb.archive.ubuntu.com (I left the cdrom: url in there), and then did apt-get update (within the target environment)
[10:07] <Arvan> rogan, darn! It works fine on a dvd that is on a disk, not if played from harddrive
[10:08] <ikonia> Jonny: did you remove the cd line at the top of sources.list
[10:08] <Ishnu-> ikonia: What do you mean?
[10:08] <ikonia> Ishnu-: are you plannign to use inetd or xinetd as a launcher for the telnet daemon
[10:08] <rogan> Arvan: hm
[10:08] <Ishnu-> I am not sure what they are
[10:08] <AdvoWork> dulak that works, in a bash script, can i do: sageFileName="SageBack\ `date +%d-%m-%Y`*"  so i can specify scp - $sageFileName ?
[10:08] <ikonia> Jonny: did you also do an apt-get update to re-parse the source
[10:08] <Ishnu-> Which one should I use?
[10:08] <Jonny> ikonia, ah no - that'd be required? I'll reboot and try again. I only change the sources.list once it complains about this particular package install failing
[10:08] <Jonny> ikonia, yeah I did an update
[10:09] <rogan> Arvan: funo how to fix that one :(
[10:09] <dulak> AdvoWork: probably, you'd have to test it
[10:09] <rogan> !dvd
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:09] <ikonia> Jonny remove teh cdrom line, thats certainly worth doing
[10:09] <dulak> AdvoWork: I'm real rusty with bash, I'm a php/perl guy
[10:09] <sushanth> i am unable to mount my thumb drive can someone help me to mount it
[10:09] <Ishnu-> Sure!
[10:09] <Arvan> rogan,  it works for you with menues when you play from harddrive?
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: sudo fdisk -l
[10:09] <ikonia> Ishnu-: what version of ubuntu are you using/
[10:09]  * Wobert looks around
[10:09] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: that will show its device name
[10:09] <Ishnu-> The latest
[10:09] <Ishnu-> 8.04
[10:10] <Jonny> ikonia, rgr.
[10:10] <Ishnu-> sushanth: Go to this site: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/mounting-windows-partition-onto-ubuntu-linux/
[10:10] <ikonia> Ishnu-: do an apt-cache search xinetd - is there anything int he repos
[10:10] <rogan> Arvan: did you burn a iso ?
[10:10] <Ishnu-> The command at the bottom should help
[10:10] <mikel> hi when i boot on fresh install i get ee no screens found how can i fix this?
[10:10] <Arvan> yes, and that worked..The thing is that i do not burn so much stuff, i rather play it direktly
[10:11] <rogan> I understand
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> mikel: boot recover mode from grub (esc at boot) and choose recover xorg or fix x server
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> mikel: i forget the exact wording
[10:11] <Wobert> Hi guys can anyone help me on this : http://pastebin.ca/1234526
[10:12] <dulak> Arvan: I do that too, I just use xbmc for ubuntu, it will read damn near every format of video I've ever found, and it will read isos and videos inside rar files
[10:12] <rogan> Arvan: may have to ask someone else about that
[10:12] <ikonia> Wobert therei s no problem
[10:12] <Ishnu-> ikonia: Here is the output
[10:12] <Ishnu-> sudo apt-cache search ipod
[10:12] <Ishnu-> oops
[10:12] <Ishnu-> xinetd - replacement for inetd with many enhancements
[10:12] <Ishnu-> rlinetd - gruesomely over-featured inetd replacement
[10:12] <Wobert> ikonia: the newest version of ubuntu is 7.01 ?
[10:12] <FloodBot1> Ishnu-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:12] <sushanth> ActionParsnip, this is the error --   Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume 'AJINKYA 4GB'.
[10:12] <ikonia> Wobert no, 8.04 and your using 7.04
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> Wobert: looks like a success to me, wassup?
[10:12] <Jonny> Wobert: 8.04
[10:12] <ikonia> Ishnu- install xinetd package
[10:13] <Ishnu-> ok
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: what is the name of the folder you are trying to mount to ?\
[10:13] <Arvan> dulak, xbmc you say..Will try that one for sure. I tried with VLC and with Mplayer so far..The movie plays, but i can choose subs or stuff like that
[10:13] <Ishnu-> Ok done
[10:13] <ikonia> Ishnu- now do you have an /etc/xinetd.d directory ?
[10:13] <dulak> Arvan: I don't know anything about subs, but xbmc rocks for downloaded video
[10:13] <mikel> actionparnship: its a fresh install so recovering only gives me the same error....hold on im reading a post that might help
[10:14] <Ishnu-> Yes I do, ikonia
[10:14] <Wobert> ikonia: ActionParsnip - I want to upgrade my system to 8.04
[10:14] <ikonia> Ishnu- what's in it  (summerise)
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | Wobert
[10:14] <ikonia> Wobert thats not how you upgrade
[10:14] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: the bot's dead
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> crap
[10:14] <dulak> ubottu died
[10:14] <Jonny> Wobert http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading
[10:14] <Arvan> the sub part is not the big issue since i prefer without, the thing is with dvds that requiers you to by the menue change chapters or parts.
[10:14] <Ishnu-> Some files called - chargen, daytime, discard, echo, time
[10:15] <ikonia> Ishnu- ok, great, now do you have the telnet daemon installed ?
[10:15] <Wobert> ActionParsnip: , ikonia well i get a bug if i try "normal" upgrade from gui
[10:15] <thomasit1> Hello. Is there any package I can use to trace the location of an IP address? Thanks.
[10:15] <Ishnu-> the telnetd?
[10:15] <Arvan> dulak,  where do i find that amazing player? =)
[10:15] <dulak> Arvan: if it's an iso of a dvd xbmc gives you full access to the menus
[10:15] <ikonia> Ishnu- correct
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> Wobert: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[10:15] <Ishnu-> Indeed I do
[10:15] <ikonia> Ishnu-: ok, now your goingt o have to do a little bit of thinking here as I can't see your system
[10:15] <Ishnu-> Actually
[10:15] <Ishnu-> I think it works now
[10:15] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone PLEASE help me with this http://pastebin.com/d3fa41afd I want to save my hard drive if I can, but right now I want to mount my LVM partitions and backup my data. Please Help, I dont know what to do and I have a lot of school work on here.
[10:15]  * ActionParsnip misses ubottu
[10:16] <Ohmu> All, I am trying to set up a Wireless Access Point.  Yesterday I got dhcp working.  /etc/init.d/networking restart and /etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart both succeeded.  However today, in following this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=713874 networking is failing to restart correctly.  Can anyone help me?
[10:16] <Ishnu-> Trying 127.0.0.1...Connected to 127.0.0.1.Escape character is '^]'.Ubuntu 8.04.1
[10:16] <Ishnu-> Success!
[10:16] <Wobert> ActionParsnip: I know how to upgrade, there is a problem - some kind of bug - ill post screens - hang on
[10:16] <karsten> ikonia: Is that your screen name at ubuntuforums as well?
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> maybe i can lure him with coffee
[10:16] <dulak> Arvan: http://xbmc.org
[10:16] <Ishnu-> Thank you ikonia
[10:16] <ikonia> Ishnu- well done
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[10:16] <les> thomasit1: traceroute
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> les: it needs apt-getting
[10:16] <ikonia> karsten yes
[10:16] <karsten> ikonia: OK.  You're my referrer ;-)
[10:17] <ikonia> WIGGMPk are you using dmraid within lvm
[10:17] <ikonia> karsten: thank you
[10:17] <les> ActionParsnip: that's also the package name...? what's your point? :)
[10:17] <ikonia> WIGGMPk or just lvm device mapper
[10:17] <ActionParsnip> les: just pointing out its not a standard command unlike in windows
[10:17] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: im not sure I follow you. im not very savvy with Ubuntu or LVM yet
[10:18] <Wobert> ikonia: , ActionParsnip - > http://www.buckie.dk/images/Screenshot2.png
[10:18] <ikonia> WIGGMPk ok - have you ever mounted /dev/luggs-mbl/root before
[10:18] <method1> how can i see the source of the airprime driver in my kernel ?
[10:18] <Jonny> ikonia, same error again. It get's it when trying to install libc6.
[10:18] <ikonia> Wobert read the log file
[10:18] <Arvan> dulak,  im on it..Lets se if i can get this sucker runin
[10:18] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: never manually
[10:18] <dolfoffline> hey people. My usplash doesn't work properly anymore.
[10:18] <ikonia> Jonny even when it's forced to go to the net for the package
[10:18] <Dextorion> what happend to ubottu? poor thing
[10:19] <dolfoffline> I get the orange bar moving from left to right, but nut the normal progressbar afterwards
[10:19] <ikonia> WIGGMPk: has dev/luggs-mbl/root ever been mounted at all
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> Wobert: how about sudo appt-get clean first to empty out and old debs laying around
[10:19] <dolfoffline> it just displays the normal text bootup
[10:19] <dulak> Arvan: they have a hardy repo so you can apt-get install it
[10:19] <Jonny> ikonia, yeah. I did an apt-get clean to try to clean the cache... I'm not sure if it actually did or not.
[10:19] <dolfoffline> the same when I shut down
[10:19] <ikonia> Jonny can't explain that
[10:19] <dolfoffline> I installed kubuntu-desktop a while ago, but changed the usplash theme back to the ubuntu one (with update-alternatives)
[10:19] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: yes, before I got error's booting "group descriptors corrupted" then it failed. I usually see it as "/dev/mapper/luggs--mbl-root"
[10:19] <Arvan> dulak,  im sort of new to this linux thing =) but i get the point atleast.
[10:20] <joshhunt> Hey guys
[10:20] <Wobert> ActionParsnip: im trying that out
[10:20] <dolfoffline> I don't know if the usplash problem exists since then, I already have it for a while
[10:20] <joshhunt> Is it possible to run sshd not as a daemon?
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> dolfoffline: does you're kernel option say quiet?
[10:20] <Jonny> ikonia, yeah. Think the CD is damaged, but I have no more CDRs I can burn to
[10:20] <ikonia> WIGGMPk out of interst what happens if you fsk dev/luggs-mbl/root
[10:20] <joshhunt> And change the port it runs on with a switch?
[10:20] <ikonia> WIGGMPk it looks like the file system is corrupted
[10:20] <dolfoffline> ActionParsnip: I'll check
[10:20] <dulak> joshhunt: it has a debug mode where it won't fork to the background
[10:20] <ikonia> Jonny what a drag, but you should be overriding that by going to the net
[10:20] <yunher> oh
[10:21] <joshhunt> dulak: Excellent. How can i do that?
[10:21] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: not sure yet, but I might have to find and hug you
[10:21] <dolfoffline> ActionParsnip: both the defoptions and the individual kernels say "quiet"
[10:21] <ikonia> WIGGMPk let me know what fsck says
[10:21] <Jonny> ikonia, yeah... I don't get this 'non-dpkg-owned' message. The actual file owner is root for everything here, so it sounds almost like it's doing some other tracking somewhere. It has me stumped anyway.
[10:21] <dulak> joshhunt: /usr/sbin/sshd -d
[10:21] <ikonia> Jonny I've never seen that
[10:21] <dulak> joshhunt: you can set the port with -p
[10:21] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: ive tried previously running "fsck /dev/sda2" but cause it was LVM i really couldnt do that. and im a n00b to say the least
[10:22] <ikonia> WIGGMPk no no, never do that, sda is in your lvm is it no ?
[10:22] <ActionParsnip> dolfoffline: hmmm, id check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplash and make sure its all set right
[10:22] <Wobert> ActionParsnip: oh my god - that  sudo appt-get clean - seems to have fixed the problem, thx m8
[10:22] <ikonia> WIGGMPk run it agaisnt /dev/luggs-mbl/root
[10:22] <Ohmu> I'm befuzzled.  /etc/init.d/networking restart worked.  Now I edited a couple of config files.  And it doesn't.  I removed the edits.  It still doesn't work!  This is so wrong!
[10:22] <nnull> ive had a look at the ubuntu webby about it, it lists many programs.. what do you guys recommend for a mailserver, its only small for the homenetwork.
[10:23] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: aye, it failed when I did it anyway lol. It is currently showing this: "Inode 1999643, i_blocks is 716984, should be 716760.  Fix<y>? " thats after "Pass 1: checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> Wobert: i run it every time i install stuff, gets rid of the clutter. its great for dialup to store old debs but for broadband its kinda moot
[10:23] <Arvan> dulak, i enterd the lines of code that i found on the website..The response was "command not found" i probably did it all wrong but im a big noob as i told you =)
[10:23] <ikonia> nnull are you on a dhcp connection
[10:23] <dulak> nnull: postfix, it's pretty easy to configure compared to most of them
[10:23] <nnull> ikonia¬ yea
[10:23] <ikonia> WIGGMPk ok, so you do have corruption
[10:23] <sushanth> ActionParsnip, i am new to ubuntu the pen drive works fine on other ubuntu except my laptop
[10:23] <dolfoffline> ActionParsnip: I already found that one :)
[10:23] <dolfoffline> thanks
[10:23] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: ok where are you trying to mount it to?
[10:23] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: id imagine I want to select "y" for this right hahaha
[10:23] <ikonia> nnull then don't run a mail server as you'll probably be blacklisted
[10:23] <kets> hi, anybody can help me with a prism54 softmac mini-pci card? I'm getting a problem while loading the eeprom and cannot make it work
[10:23] <ikonia> WIGGMPk well thats debatable
[10:24] <nnull> blacklisted from what ikonia ?
[10:24] <dulak> Arvan: the lines of code it gives you are for the repositories, you have to add them to your /etc/apt/sources.list file
[10:24] <joshhunt> dulak: Thanks
[10:24] <ikonia> WIGGMPk you have a risk to try to fix teh file system with fsck
[10:24] <dolfoffline> ActionParsnip: I'll reinstall all the usplash packages
[10:24] <nnull> ikonia¬ this mailserver is to serve on the LAN only.
[10:24] <ikonia> nnull isp's/mail rbl lists
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> dolfoffline: i dont use splash screens as I find them completely redundant. Just takes time to make a pretty picture
[10:24] <sushanth> using this command but its not workin # sudo mkdir -p /media/d
[10:24] <sushanth> # sudo mount -t vfat -o iocharset=utf8,umask=000 /dev/hda1 /media/d
[10:24] <ikonia> nnull but it gets/sends mail from a dhcp address
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: please put my name at the start of lines
[10:24] <nnull> ikonia¬ only to other pcs on the LAN?
[10:24] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: which are usually what ? it doesnt work? i really dont see a downside to my current situation
[10:24] <dolfoffline> ActionParsnip: yeah, but it looks nicer :) And it doesn't deter the windows users which sometimes look over my shoulder
[10:24] <nnull> to/from
[10:24] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: just like i do you, makes finding your text easier in the text of 1300 users
[10:25] <ikonia> nnull so it's not connected to the internet at all
[10:25] <dolfoffline> nice promotion when you're working in a busy train
[10:25] <dolfoffline> :)
[10:25] <mabc99> hiya
[10:25] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: are you logged in as root?
[10:25] <ikonia> WIGGMPk: ok so sudo fsck -y -t ext3 nnull
[10:25] <nnull> ikonia¬ it is, but it wont be used for any internets
[10:25] <ikonia> WIGGMPk: no
[10:25] <ikonia> WIGGMPk: sudo fsck -y -t ext3 /dev/luggs-mbl/roo
[10:25] <ikonia> nnull: go for it then
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: you can tab complete names in irc
[10:26] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: can you break down those options for me? what is -y and -t?
[10:26] <ikonia> WIGGMPk y is "auto fix" -t is force file system ttype
[10:26] <mikel> ok iv tryed a million things im on a fresh install of ubuntu and when i boot i get a screen telling me im in low grapgics mode when i click ok it gives me 2 options troubleshoot and reconfigure graphics what do i ned to do?
[10:27] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: thanks, im very much appreciating your help
[10:27] <NeMeSiS> hi
[10:27] <ikonia> WIGGMPk don't worry
[10:27] <ActionParsnip> mikel: what graphics card do you have?
[10:27] <Jonny> ikonia, yep, a very weird problem. In the target environment, an apt-get -f install gets me 'Internal error, cannot do immediate configuration for libc6' (or words to that effect)
[10:27] <mikel> nvidia 8200
[10:27] <Arvan> dulak, they should be under 3rd party software right?
[10:27] <seravitae> hi there, im trying to boot into GDM/X without a monitor attached. i keep getting (II) intel(0): Output VGA disconnected (EE) intel(0): No valid modes. is there any way to force my system to ignore the fact theres no vga connected?
 i didnt get you
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: when you logged in did you use root or your own user name?
[10:28] <dulak> Arvan: http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?p=185738
[10:28] <mikel> ActionParsnip: 8200m
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> mikel: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=902159
[10:30] <mikel> actionparsnip: k lemme try it
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> mikel: have you tried envyng-gtk?
[10:31] <mikel> actionparsnip: i havent been able to get into ubuntu yet to set up my internet so i cant get envy or anything
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> mikel: are you using a wired connection?
[10:31] <karsten> ikonia: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6017471&postcount=68 FYI
[10:31] <Ohmu> This is strange.  /etc/init.d/networking start works fine.  but <blah> stop fails.  'Error for wireless request "Set Mode" (8B06) : (/n) SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported. (/n) Error for wireless request "Set ESSID" (8B1A) : (/n) SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.(/n)   I think the lines generating the error are in in /etc/network/interfaces (wireless-mode master   and   wireless-essid spoink)   Any ideas?
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: can we see your /etc/network/interface file as well as the output of ifconfig
[10:32] <NeMeSiS> wat is the command to view desktop
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: use pastebin
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> NeMeSiS: startx
 : normal user, not root
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: just checking
[10:33] <WIGGMPk> ikonia: should I run fsck on the swap partition?
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: ok, run sudo fdisk -l and give me the /deb of the partition you want to mount
[10:33] <karsten> WIGGMPk: No.
[10:33] <karsten> WIGGMPk: swap doesn't have consistency issues.
[10:33] <blackdayz> hello, I'm having a problem running vmware server 2.0 with ubuntu 8.0.4 hardy
[10:33] <blackdayz> any takers? (:
[10:33] <karsten> WIGGMPk: It's not a filesystem, it's virtual memory, and it's basically re-done each reboot.
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: sure, wassup
[10:33] <WIGGMPk> karsten: how does this (the corruption) happen?
[10:33] <NeMeSiS> and the the command to open a folder in your home or on the desktop
[10:34] <karsten> WIGGMPk: if you have prolems with swap _during_ system operation, you've got worse issues than filesystem inconsistency.
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> NeMeSiS: how do you mean?
[10:34] <karsten> WIGGMPk: What's the corruption issue?
 I gave up on Vmware and used Virtualbox :)
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> NeMeSiS: please be more specific
[10:34] <sushanth> Disk /dev/sda: 120.0 GB, 120034123776 bytes
[10:34] <sushanth> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 14593 cylinders
[10:34] <sushanth> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[10:34] <sushanth> Disk identifier: 0x11a8ba38
[10:34] <sushanth>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[10:34] <sushanth> /dev/sda1               1         764     6136798+  12  Compaq diagnostics
[10:34] <FloodBot1> sushanth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:34] <karsten> lastlog -file foo WIGGMPk
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: ok, where do you want it mounting to?
[10:34] <mikel> actionparsnip: nope im sitting in a chair with both of my laptops infront of me and can only get wireless
[10:34] <blackdayz> silson: this is for my ms dir class though, so I have to stick to vmware. I have heard good things though.
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> mikel: can you get wired for now, just until you get on your feet?
[10:35] <sushanth> i didnt get you
[10:35] <seravitae> hi there, im trying to boot into GDM/X without a monitor attached. i keep getting (II) intel(0): Output VGA disconnected (EE) intel(0): No valid modes. is there any way to force my system to ignore the fact theres no vga connected?
[10:35] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: I installed vmware, but the vmware server console doesnt show up under applications/system
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> sushanth: the folder in /media where you are going to mount to, whats its name?
[10:35] <mikel> yea but how do i set it up without being able to get into ubuntu?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: in terminal type vmware &
[10:35] <WIGGMPk> karsten: well last night I was burning a DVD and went to bed, today I booted up my laptop and it said "group descriptors corrupted" and then wouldnt mount the root paritions and such
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: include the &
 I think you might get better answers in #vmware
[10:35] <Arvan> dulak,  i got it =)
[10:35] <NeMeSiS> say i got a folder in my home /dir wat is the command to open it
[10:35] <mikel> actionparsnip: yea but how do i set it up without being able to gt into ubuntu
[10:36] <karsten> WIGGMPk: If you look at /var/log/messages or /var/log/kern.log or dmesg, do you see anything indicating disk errors?
[10:36] <WIGGMPk> karsten: the command did nothing
[10:36] <WIGGMPk> karsten: im currently in the Live CD
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> mikel: if eth0 shows up in ifconfig, you will get dhcp
[10:36] <karsten> WIGGMPk: Have you ... OK, so you're rebooted.
[10:36] <karol^> hi, I have some problems removing some oo3 beta packages that show up with dpkg --list | grep -i ooobasis3.0 I always get an error "Couldn't find package", it doesn't allow me to install oo3 final, anyone can help?
[10:36] <karsten> WIGGMPk: Can you mount any of your partitions?
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: you can add the item anywhere you please on the menu, it just doesnt make one
[10:36] <NeMeSiS> and the command to open a folder on the desktop
[10:36] <dulak> Arvan: let me know how you like it
[10:36] <Jonny> ikonia, after a lot of pissing around with dpkg and apt I think I'm getting somewhere...
[10:36] <WIGGMPk> karsten: didnt try yet..
[10:36] <mikel> actionparsnip: k just a sec
[10:36] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: Thanks! http://pastebin.ca/1234535
[10:37] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: I did. and it brought up my browser, attempting to run the ssl. but failed.
[10:37] <WIGGMPk> karsten: alright now I was able to mount /dev/luggs-mbl/root after completing the fsck
[10:37] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: it works under http://127.0.0.1:8222 though
[10:37] <karsten> WIGGMPk: Same drill:  Mount whatever it takes to get /var up and checck your system logs.  messages and kern.log will be of interest.  You might also start seeing disk errors from within the livecd boot, so dmesg may also tell you stuff.
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> NeMeSiS: open in what way, to cd to it or to open it in a file manager, and if yuo want to use a file manager...which? You cant just say "open a folder"
 does vmware try to use bridge by default? I think that was the issue I had but it was awhile ago now so I can't remember properly :(
[10:37] <karsten> WIGGMPk: WTF is the luggs-mbl stuff?
[10:37] <blackdayz> it does use bridge by default.
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: theres a gui you can connect to vmware servers with
 nat works better unless you especially need bridge.
[10:38] <K-O-D> what was the package I needed to install for the pretty cube desktop?
[10:38] <NeMeSiS> just to open a folder and view it content
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: do you not use wep or wpa?
[10:38] <WIGGMPk> karsten: long story, was building a server for a school project and didnt know what to name it (Linux Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon Server) was what I came up with.. the mbl just denotes mobile (laptop) on my network
[10:39] <karsten> K-O-D: beryl, I think.
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> silson: you can bridge the network connection
[10:39] <karsten> WIGGMPk: OK.
[10:39] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: I don't think I use either.  I havent set either up, and I';m not intending to.
[10:39] <K-O-D> no it was compiz-settings-manager or something
[10:39] <karsten> WIGGMPk: And why is that in /dev?
[10:39] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: I got 3 firefox:4879 errors after I typed vmware &
[10:39] <karsten> K-O-D: That's right.  compiz == beryl.
[10:39] <karsten> K-O-D: More or less.
[10:39] <sushanth> i dont have any folder in media except these
[10:39] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: I'm aiming for a quick and dirty wifi to all the house
[10:39] <blackdayz> (btw, your guys ability to keep up with multiple users in this room is impressive)
[10:39] <WIGGMPk> karsten: *shrugs* that was my volume group id when I installed the LVM
[10:39] <blackdayz> haha.
[10:40] <karsten> WIGGMPk: Ok.  *That* was the missing piece.
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: its hard some days
[10:40] <halberd> what modules should I get in order to get kernel headers + source (which apparently I need to compile a driver)?
[10:40] <bimberi> K-O-D: compizconfig-settings-manager
[10:40] <karsten> WIGGMPk: LVM.  OK, so you've fscked it and mounted?
[10:40] <WIGGMPk> karsten: WIGGMPk = n00b
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: vmware & is a terminal command
[10:40] <karsten> WIGGMPk: Do yourself a favor and mount read-only.
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: nothing to do with firefox
 ok I've forgotten entirely Vbox seems so much easier and I can't see what Vmware offers, though I realise blackdayz has no choice.
[10:40] <karsten> WIGGMPk: NP.  old fart here.
[10:40] <WIGGMPk> karsten: aye, and im slowly getting to the files you told me to check for disk errors (i really appreciate your help)
[10:41] <ActionParsnip> silson: its part of the vmware install to configure outward reaching LAN devices
[10:41] <dulak> silson: vmware supports vx virtualization on newer cpus, virtualbox does not
[10:41] <dulak> silson: if you have a dual core cpu, vmware smokes virtualbox
[10:41] <rajec> fkc is there any progrma which could create database diagram based on sql or connecting to database?
[10:41] <karsten> WIGGMPk: NP.  The classic message is 'read-seek complete error' or anything with 'CRC' in it.  Generally means incipient (or already happening) drive failure.
 I suppose I'd have realised that if I could afford a brand new computer :)
[10:42] <halberd> how can I apt-get my kernel source + headers?
[10:42] <dulak> silson: that's the only difference, if you're on a single core cpu, virtualbox is much easier to use and will get you the same performance as vmware
[10:42] <MenZa> And Virtualbox is Free Softare. :)
[10:42] <MenZa> Heavy argument, that.
 I am on fast P4
[10:43] <khtw> hay.  Any-one having success connecting to undernet these days?
[10:43] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: what is the default login name/password for the gui?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: is you SSID in lower case (i thhink its case sensitive). I'd also try different wireless-modes to see if you can get connected
[10:43] <karsten> halberd: apt-cache search linux source
[10:43] <bob_> Hi! MenZa, vmware server 1.0.x & 2.0 is free, too.
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: if its unsecured its possible someone snook in and changed something
[10:43] <sushanth> sushanth@SushiX:/media$ ls
[10:43] <sushanth> cdrom  cdrom0  OS 2
[10:43] <MenZa> bob_: Only as in beer :)
[10:43] <MenZa> !free | bob_
[10:43] <dulak> bob_: it's not really free, you don't get source code
[10:44] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: Doubt it.  Nobody else in the village knows what a computer is!
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: for the localhost gui there isnt one
[10:44] <joaopinto> it's free, not open :P
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: id check just in case
[10:44] <bob_> Oh!
[10:44] <MenZa> bob_: Freedom, in this case, means that you get the source code, you're allowed to modify and redistribute it. That's what free software is about - freedom.
[10:44] <blackdayz> ActionParsnip: then what am I missing?
[10:44] <bob_> I mean it's free for use...
 I do use the player simply because there's so much already out there for Vmware, but hopefully that will change. We should suppose the FOSS option when we can.
[10:44] <K-O-D> which button is the <super> button
[10:44] <joaopinto> but I still find vmware performance superior to vbox
[10:44] <MenZa> K-O-D: your "Windows" or "Meta" key.
[10:44] <K-O-D> thank you
[10:45] <MenZa> No problem. :)
[10:45] <AnGeL_EyE> i want to open a folder on my desktop to view the content in it wat is the command for that
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: so you run the frontend using vmware &. Then select local host. then click ok
[10:45] <dulak> silson: I use virtualbox on my amd box, but for my dual core boxes vmware uses a lot less cpu than virtualbox for the same virtual machines
[10:45] <MenZa> AnGeL_EyE: You change to the directory with "cd Foldername/" and use "ls" to view the files/folders in it.
[10:45] <mikel1> actionparsnip: k im wired now what?
[10:45] <halberd> karsten that gives me far too many results
[10:45] <Hisamu> there's a mirc-like irc client for ubuntu?
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[10:46] <AnGeL_EyE> i try that but did not work
[10:46] <karsten> halberd: Trye:  apt-=cache search linux-source then, or filter the output through grep/less whatever.
[10:46] <MenZa> AnGeL_EyE: Are you sure the folder exists, and contains anything?
[10:46] <halberd> I have pretty much found my header file using "apt-cache search linux-header | grep `uname -r`"
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> Hisamu: xchat, bitchx has good script support
[10:46] <Hisamu> xchat is the best option? :/
[10:46] <halberd> although that only narrows it down to 3
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> Hisamu: there is no "best" ANYTHING
 I'm a bit lazy. I always use the easier option :)
[10:46] <AnGeL_EyE> yes
[10:46] <thomc> what's the release after Jaunty Jackalope going to be called? Kinky Kinkajou?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> Hisamu: you need to ditch the word "best"
[10:46] <MenZa> Hisamu: Depending on what you want - irssi and xchat are really good clients. xchat if you want a GUI client; irssi if you want a terminal one.
[10:46] <MenZa> AnGeL_EyE: What's the name of the folder?
[10:47] <AnGeL_EyE> ivan
[10:47] <blackdayz> x_x
[10:47] <odracir34> i did get some ubuntu updates on my ubuntu i install them, but now i cant come in to my usb sticks, do somebody know how i can fix this pproblem
[10:47] <dulak> silson: easy is good, I'm not down on you for choosing it, you wouldn't see any difference moving to vmware anyways on your cpu
[10:47] <MenZa> Hisamu: Although the list of IRC clients goes on; irssi, bitchx, xchat, konversation, xchat-gnome, etc.
[10:47] <AnGeL_EyE> it is on my desktop
[10:47] <mikel1> actionparsnip: k now what?
[10:47] <Arvan> dulak, i got it working and so does the menues...The problem now is that the movies plays very very fast and i don have any sound.
[10:47] <Hisamu> i'll give bitchx a try
[10:47] <MenZa> AnGeL_EyE: ok; open a terminal. What language is your desktop set to?
[10:47] <halberd> okay so I am doing apt-get install linux-source
[10:48] <dulak> Arvan: I am not sure about that, mine worked great out of the box, you might check the xbmc forums for ideas
[10:48] <DigitaL_FreaK08> Arvan: Try downloading latest audio-video codecs... ;)
[10:48] <WIGGMPk> karsten: there were only 2 lines with "CRC" in kern.log from 2-3 days ago, I didnt find anything in messages or dmesg
[10:48] <ZmAY> how can i install .package file
[10:48] <sabrina__> sabs23
[10:48] <dulak> DigitaL_FreaK08: it's xbmc, no codecs
[10:48] <WIGGMPk> karsten: you think its ok to reboot and try it out?
[10:48]  * ntinos_ is away: efiga leme :P
[10:48] <karsten> WIGGMPk: What were thay?  Go ahead a paste here.
[10:48] <AdvoWork> how can I test /etc/fstab? like an entry, can i manually test one line rather than doing sudo mount -a?
[10:48] <sabrina__> hi
[10:48] <MenZa> AdvoWork: Try mount /mount/point
[10:48] <WIGGMPk> karsten: Oct 16 06:00:40 luggs-mbl kernel: [14449.899170] sr 0:0:0:0: [sr0] Add. Sense: Id CRC or ECC error
[10:49] <AnGeL_EyE> english
[10:49] <MenZa> AnGeL_EyE: Try "cd Desktop/ivan"
[10:49]  * karsten tries to remember what sr0 is.
[10:49] <WIGGMPk> karsten: Oct 17 01:58:11 luggs-mbl kernel: [  137.620760] sr 2:0:0:0: [sr0] Add. Sense: Id CRC or ECC error
[10:49] <karsten> WIGGMPk: That's a SCSI error probably from a USB device, likely something you can ignore.
[10:49] <halberd> will apt-get install linux-source also install the headers?
[10:49] <karsten> WIGGMPk: http://linuxgazette.net/issue76/tag/10.html is typical of failing disk messages
[10:50] <dulak> halberd: headers are a seperate package
[10:50] <MenZa> ZmAY: You need autopackage. This isn't in the repositories; I can recommend that you search for a .deb package with the software.
[10:50] <halberd> because I was reading something that said I would have to look for both source and headers separately
[10:50] <dulak> halberd: apt-cache search linux-headers
[10:50] <K-O-D> I have the 3d desktop effects enabled
[10:50] <halberd> yes dulak that narrows it down to 3
[10:50] <MenZa> halberd: headers are in linux-headers-`uname -r` (where `uname -r` is your kernel version)
[10:50] <mikel1> actionparsnip: ???
[10:50] <K-O-D> however i only have two desktops and not a total cube, even though I've selected the desktop cube effect
[10:50] <dulak> halberd check your current kernel with uname -a, and get the headers and source that match
[10:50] <AnGeL_EyE> it is not working
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -y upgrade; sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: was a quick phone call dude
[10:51] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: Thanks! You were right.  I just had to sub allow hotplug wlan0 instead of auto wlan0
[10:51] <halberd> linux-headers (plain), linux-headers (lbm) and linux-headers (lum)
[10:51] <nikolam> hi. Is there anyone that has issues with 2.6.24-21 on amd64, regarding network and no adsl working like it should and system freezes?
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: nice one dude
[10:51] <nikolam> Here is the bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/287416
[10:51] <WIGGMPk> karsten: im still confused. this just randomly happens? was it a PEBKAC?
[10:52] <halberd> I guess I'll just go with the plain one
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: id add that file to your backup now so you dont have to mess around if you want to reinstall
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: that will get you fully updated to the latest hardy
[10:52] <ogzy> i want to change the defined email address of my user, while i am running dch command and editing changelog files it is adding an invalid mail where does the user's email address info is kept?
[10:52] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: Yeah I'm noting everything down!!
[10:53] <silson> back in a minute
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: just put the file on your backup media, way easier
[10:53] <mikel1> actionparsnip: sorry man just dident know if you were stil there ok the upgrades turned up 0 on all of those but with no errors
[10:53] <halberd> I kind of like not having a GUI to mess with, just using "screen"
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: ok whats the output of uname -r
[10:53] <halberd> it forces me to think about what I'm doing instead of looking for things on the monitor
[10:54] <bimberi> ogzy: from the DEBEMAIL environment variable, otherwise I think it builds one using username@hostname
[10:54] <mikel1> 2.6.27-4-generic
[10:54] <rajec> is there any progrma which could create database relation diagram based on sql or connecting to database?
[10:55] <AnGeL_EyE> this sign show up > i tried the cd Desktop/ivan now i can not exit .
[10:55] <AnGeL_EyE> i still can not open the folder on the desktop
[10:55] <bimberi> ogzy: so put a 'export DEBEMAIL=the.address@that.you.want' in ~/.bashrc
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: and what's the output of lsb_release -a
[10:55] <ogzy> bimberi, ok thanx
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: what release number?
[10:56] <binarymutant> AnGeL_EyE: try ls ~/Desktop/ivan
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: nautilus ~/Desktop/ivan &
[10:57] <Pokoloko> Good morning everyone
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> hi Pokoloko
[10:57] <nikolam> gm 2u2
[10:57] <AnGeL_EyE> hi pokoloko
[10:57] <blackdayz> thanks for the help ActionParsnip (:
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> blackdayz: all better?
[10:58] <Ohmu> ActionParsnip: I think I've done everything: ip forwarding, nat, dhcp and configuring the wifi card.  No errors.  But my xp machine doesnt see a network.   Can I test on the ubuntubox whether it's actually transmitting?
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Ohmu: you could ping your gateway and the xp box by name and ip
[10:59] <halberd> hey how come the headers are actually larger in size than the source
[10:59] <AnGeL_EyE> i want to open a folder on my desktop to view the content in it wat is the command for that
[10:59] <AnGeL_EyE> i want to open a folder on my desktop to view the content in it wat is the command for that
[10:59] <AnGeL_EyE> i want to open a folder on my desktop to view the content in it wat is the command for that
[10:59] <AnGeL_EyE> i want to open a folder on my desktop to view the content in it wat is the command for that
[10:59] <FloodBot1> AnGeL_EyE: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: we told you
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: cd ~/Desktop
[10:59] <binarymutant> AnGeL_EyE: try ls ~/Desktop/ivan
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: ls
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: is the folder on your desktop named ivan?
[11:00] <smm289> is anyone here using Hardy and an Intel 4965 wireless card (notebook xps1330) and able to connect with 802.11n speeds?
[11:00] <AnGeL_EyE> yes
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: ok
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: in terminal: cd ~/Desktop/ivan; ls
[11:01] <K-O-D> how do I make my desktop show up on the top and bottom of the cube too, or is that not an option?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: if you want it in the gui then type: nautilus .
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> AnGeL_EyE: you need to put the .
[11:01] <Puppy> anyone else on here good with ndiswrapper
[11:01] <Puppy> anyone from the UK at all ?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: its not hard
[11:02] <smm289> anyone able to connect with 802.11n speeds using Hardy ?
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: im from leeds
[11:02] <Puppy> ActionParsnip you say that
[11:02] <WIGGMPk> karsten: THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH. Im back in my system and everything looks like its working great.
[11:02] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - can i pm
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> sure
[11:02] <K-O-D> wow this desktop is truly impressive - this is way better eye candy than vista
[11:02] <binarymutant> K-O-D: compiz?
[11:03] <K-O-D> yeah Binary - this is amazing
[11:03] <K-O-D> wobbly windows rule
[11:03] <K-O-D> cube desktop
[11:03] <method1> i kinda like the wall better
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> K-O-D: millions would disagree
[11:03] <smm289> compiz rOCKS,  gotta love the cube and the zoom out feature that shows all your desktops, also love the raindrop water effects
[11:03] <method1> cube is just flashy
[11:03] <binarymutant> its good there's plugins too
[11:03] <K-O-D> and it actually made glxgears run faster =- and yes i know its not a "benchmark" even though it sort of it
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> K-O-D: millions would agree
[11:04] <localh0st> smm289: compiz is only slowly wm...
[11:04] <K-O-D> ActionParsnip, its a shame Ubuntu doesn't put out some commercials to make fun of vista
[11:04] <mikel1> actionparsnip its 8.10
[11:04] <K-O-D> the mac ones are a riot
[11:04] <method1> the windows one suck
[11:04] <K-O-D> I am a PC lol
[11:04] <binarymutant> Is it possible to play GL video games like Open Arena while compiz is on if given great hardware?
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> K-O-D: its above poking fun. its more mature
[11:04] <method1> K-O-D:  i actually like the wall better than the desktop... cause when i zoom out it's like i can see everything at once
[11:04] <K-O-D> thats where Ubuntu ought to have a commercial - I'm a PC, and I dont SUCK and cost 400 bucks
[11:05] <WIGGMPk> So, does anyone know why when I execute "sudo alsa force-reload" it replays the default login sounds when I have my own custom sound set under the accessibility tab of "Login Window"???
[11:05] <mikel1> actionparsnip: 8.10
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> K-O-D: notice how Linux has done very little advertisng and still gets great press with a decent userbase
[11:05] <K-O-D> I havent played with "wall"
[11:05] <jokeusa> Hello there. Need small help with Squid: Wont redirecting port 80 from the same PC and the same ETH0 to port 3128(squid working here) put it in an endless loop? As in user>p:80>redirect_3128>squid>p:80>redirect_3128(...)?
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: then its intrepid and beta software. Its considered broken. Head off to #ubuntu+1
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: intrepid support is NOT here
[11:05] <K-O-D> Action - yeah its good stuff, although I have to say, I was very impressed with OsX
[11:06] <MrKeuner> hi all, is it possible to run a user cronjob only when the user logged in?
[11:06] <koshari> K-O-D commercials cost money, besides i prefer to research and by products of my preference rather than let commercials decide what i use
[11:06] <K-O-D> too bad I can't afford a mac
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> K-O-D: its offtopic for a support channel dude
[11:06] <dulak> jokeusa: why would you redirect port 80 on the same nic to squid?
[11:06] <dabd> hi could someone help me with xrandr (external monitor) configuration?
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !ot
[11:06] <K-O-D> koshari, im not talking about commercials to sell a product - just to harass MS
[11:06] <binarymutant> MrKeuner: yes
[11:06] <dulak> jokeusa: are you sure you aren't trying to redirect port 80 outbound to squid to force a transparent proxy?
[11:06] <Fish-Guts> hi folks. i have a problem. i just updated some stuff, also the kernel with the update manager. after reboot i get "Kernel Panic - not syncing: VSF : Unable to mount root fs on unkonown-block(0,0)". I'm using hardy 8.04... any help?
[11:06] <jokeusa> dulak - its a stand-alone PC that has Squid3 running, kids are using it so we use Squid to filter bad stuff and block DL'ing files.
[11:06] <MrKeuner> binarymutant: would you care to tell me how?
[11:06] <mikel1> actionparsnip: i came here cos ubuntu+1 is dead and i had the same problem with hardy and the fix that worked with hardy worked in intrepid last time but i dont remember what it was all i had to do was get 177 drivers installed
[11:07] <binarymutant> MrKeuner: crontab -e
[11:07] <dulak> jokeusa: yeah then you are proxying outbound port 80, not port 80 on the same nic
[11:07] <jokeusa> dulak - thats why i want to redirect outgoing traffic to go through port 3128 first
[11:07] <Arvan> dulak, Still the same :S But while uppdating the codecs and all that i got to a sertain point where i could not press <ok> i think that might have bin the problem.
[11:07] <koshari> i found osx rather boring, the default billetted steel theme is really beginning to age, and i just cant get used to the panel changing with application focus
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: then you gotta wait
[11:07] <MrKeuner> binarymutant: that edits the file yes, so what?
[11:07] <alteregoa> is there a termcap variable for cygwin?
[11:07] <mikel1> actionparsnip: how come?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: you are using what is considered broken software, untill its officially released its not supported in the official room
[11:08] <jokeusa> Ill tell you what exactly is my IPTables redirect: "iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128"
[11:08] <dulak> jokeusa: you are forwarding port 80 on the internet to 3128, not port 80 on your linux box
[11:08] <jokeusa> Im not 100% sure what it does
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: it comes out in 8 days time, you can get a lot of testing in that time
[11:08] <dulak> jokeusa: yeah that's on OUTPUT, so anything going out to the internet on port 80
[11:08] <alteregoa> pinholio
[11:08] <binarymutant> MrKeuner: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[11:08] <jokeusa> goes to the same machine to port 3128
[11:08] <dulak> jokeusa: INPUT would be anything coming from the internet to your computer
[11:08] <MrKeuner> binarymutant: nevermind
[11:08] <jokeusa> dulak - right?
[11:08] <koshari> but at least osx has a desktop pager which is something ms really needs to rip off, its like tabbed browsing for the deaktop and should be the norm for all desktops
[11:09] <dulak> jokeusa: there is a config option in squid you turn on so it knows it's behind a proxy and it will fix the loop
[11:09] <jokeusa> dulak - But i dont want to filter incoming stuff...i want to filter stuff before it goes out
[11:09] <alteregoa> if i open a ssh terminal i see some wrong fonts
[11:09] <dulak> jokeusa: you want to filter sites on the internet, which is OUTPUT
[11:09] <mikel1> actionparsnip: iv had help in here before and installing the same way i did in hardy worked with this one. so just help me as if i had hardy.... please please how do you install 177 drivers in command?
[11:09] <Fish-Guts> nobody an idea?`:(
[11:09] <alteregoa> what can i do to set cygwin using utf-8?
[11:09] <localh0st> alteregoa: check you locales
[11:09] <dulak> jokeusa: think of it like this, your browser goes OUT to the internet and gets stuff on port 80
[11:10] <localh0st> alteregoa: yeah, i think
[11:10] <alteregoa> localh0st: in win?
[11:10] <jokeusa> Gah, i hate being a linux newb :<
[11:10] <localh0st> I had irssi on windows, and i had unicode
[11:10] <alteregoa> localh0st: actualy ubuntu is unicode
[11:10] <halberd> ahh I finally found out I have a kernel that is too old for ath9k
[11:10] <jokeusa> dulak - So my IPTables conf line is wrong?
[11:11] <halberd> is upgrading my kernel a simple process?
[11:11] <alteregoa> localh0st: maybe those ssh stuff for win isn't using utf8
[11:11] <jokeusa> dulak - it should be 'input on eth0' redirect to 3128?
[11:11] <localh0st> http://anti.teamidiot.de/nei/2007/01/irssi_0810_for_windows_cygwinw/
[11:11] <halberd> or would I be better off reinstalling the whole system?
[11:11] <RetrogradeCultur> how can I mount a USB device?
[11:11] <localh0st> alteregoa: xchat using unicode utf-8
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-177 i think, try tab completing
[11:12] <alteregoa> localh0st: not for irc, just SSH
[11:12] <localh0st> putty!
[11:12] <dulak> jokeusa: actually you shouldn't be on output at all
[11:12] <dulak> jokeusa: sec and I"ll paste a link
[11:12] <localh0st> alteregoa: putty
[11:12] <localh0st> :)
[11:12] <bimberi> halberd: what ubuntu version?
[11:12] <dulak> jokeusa: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-setup-transparent-proxy-squid-howto.html
[11:13] <dulak> jokeusa: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/TransparentProxy.html
[11:13] <RetrogradeCultur> how can I mount a USB device?
[11:13] <halberd> bimberi 2.6.24-21-server
[11:13] <mikel1> actionparsnip: how do you tab complete?
[11:13] <jokeusa> dulak - "Eth0 connected to internet and eth1 connected to local lan i.e. system act as router."
[11:13] <jokeusa> dulak - its totally different, my PC is not a router
[11:13] <RetrogradeCultur> mikel1: you type some of the command and hit tab
[11:13] <localh0st> RetrogradeCultur: what is your usb devide?
[11:13] <jokeusa> a stand-alone
[11:13] <localh0st> pendrive, memory card?
[11:13] <bimberi> halberd: so hardy then :)
[11:13] <RetrogradeCultur> localh0st: it's a flash disk
[11:13] <halberd> yes bimberi but I need 2.6.27
[11:14] <ikonia> halberd why
[11:14] <halberd> for ath9k
[11:14] <dulak> jokeusa: look at the iptables lines though, notice they are not on the OUTPUT but on PREROUTING?
[11:14] <localh0st> RetrogradeCultur: so try sudo mount -t vfat /dev/device /mount/catalog
[11:14] <localh0st> ;]
[11:14] <RetrogradeCultur> ty
[11:14] <jokeusa> dulak - yes, i've tried these, they did not work at all
[11:14] <halberd> so I guess I shouldn't have much trouble with a kernel upgrade should I?
[11:15] <mikel1> actionparsnip: bad command but lemme try google maybe you steared me in the right direction
[11:15] <localh0st> If four device is forrmated in fat/fat32 - default filesystem
[11:15] <bimberi> halberd: wait 8 days for intrepid then?
[11:15] <dulak> jokeusa: hmmmm, let me see if I can find anything about a stand-alone transparent proxy
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo apt-get install nvidia<press tab>
[11:16] <Fish-Guts> has really no one ever had a frigging kernel panic? i can't figure out what todo, any help would be terrific
[11:16] <nnull> whats the difference between 8.04 and 8.04.1 ?
[11:16] <jokeusa> dulak - problem is, when i used "iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 3128" it actually started working...as in redirected outgoing stuff to transparent Squid...i know this because firefox was working OK before running that command, and after running it, Squid blocked my PC (was set on http_access deny all).
[11:16] <RetrogradeCultur> localh0st: it doesn't give me any output
[11:16] <localh0st> sudo fdisk -l
[11:16] <RetrogradeCultur> localh0st: i enter the PW and it doesn't do anything
[11:16] <localh0st> and then find your device name
[11:17] <localh0st> Ok, then do
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: check dmesg | tail
[11:17] <halberd> ah I see
[11:17] <cbury> is it possible to list all my packages with apt-get?
[11:17] <halberd> that is bizarre
[11:17] <jokeusa> dulak - unfortunately, i can only see that it redirects that traffic to squid...if i set Squid to let my PC access net, all requests get timed out
[11:17] <localh0st> cbury: check man
[11:17] <RetrogradeCultur> yeah 'sudo fdisk -l' doesn't give any output either
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: ive never had one as I only EVER use stable official stuff
[11:18] <bimberi> cbury: 'dpkg --get-selections'
[11:18] <alteregoa> localh0st: the problem is, if i connect to an ubuntu shell, of my friend i see everything ok, but if i connect to my own pc from win, i see garbage
[11:18] <nnull> anyone got any god reasons not to go from 8.04 to 8.04.1 ?
[11:18] <jokeusa> dulak - seems to me they're in an endless loop...as i said earlier...request_p:80>iptables_redirect_3128>squid>request_p:80>iptables_redirect_3128(...)etcetcetc
[11:18] <nnull> good*
[11:18] <dulak> jokeusa: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/InterceptionProxy#head-779feb6af81cda62fc6dce049030d3434c13ee05
[11:18] <alteregoa> localh0st: i tested it with mc
[11:18] <halberd> the error I am getting is /home/bparkis/downloads/compat-wireless-2008-10-22/config.mk:28: *** "ERROR: You should use compat-wireless-2.6-old for older kernels, this one is for kenrels >= 2.6.27".  Stop.
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> nnull: cant see why not, its an official release
[11:18] <Fish-Guts> ActionParsnip: i'ts happnening only when i try to update my kernel as sugested by my update manager
[11:18] <localh0st> alteregoa: and?
[11:18] <Fish-Guts> i cannot boot at all only with my gutsy live cd
[11:19] <halberd> is that supposed to be a joke
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[11:19] <RetrogradeCultur> localh0st:  I got it now thx :)
[11:19] <bimberi> nnull: because the lord... o darn you corrected the typo ;P
[11:19] <RetrogradeCultur> I unmounted it and now I got it working. thanks :D
[11:19] <dulak> jokeusa: you have to use the loopback 127.0.0.1 in that example
[11:19] <nnull> bimberi¬ heh ;)
[11:19] <Fish-Guts> ActionParsnip i am using hardy
[11:19] <nooga> hi
[11:19] <localh0st> RetrogradeCultur: no problem ;)
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: that command works on any debian based system
[11:19] <nooga> how to use ACL file access rights under ubuntu? Do I need some preparation?
[11:19] <dabd>  hi could someone help me with xrandr (external monitor) configuration?
[11:20] <alteregoa> localh0st: where are those "locales" and termcap variables sstored?
[11:20] <Fish-Guts> how am i supposed to make a shell based dist upgrade when i cannot boot?$
[11:20] <ninjafury> Is there a way to permanently set a default aspect ratio in xine?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: you could boot to an old kernel, or boot to live cd and chroot
[11:20] <cbury> is it possible to check if package x is installed before
[11:20] <cbury> typeing apt-get install x
[11:20] <bimberi> Fish-Guts: can you boot into recovery mode (from the grub boot menu)?
[11:20] <localh0st> alteregoa: i dont remeber, but in my Arch linux is it in /etc/locales.gen
[11:20] <jokeusa> so from what i understand, lo is my input device, and eth0 output? (logical thinking?)
[11:20] <dulak> cbury: dpkg -l | grep packagename
[11:21] <dulak> jokeusa: yes
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> dulak: i'd add -i to your grep
[11:21] <Fish-Guts> ActionParsnip: i booted with my live cd, and from there i don't know what to do
[11:21] <mikel1> how do i download envy and install it via terminal
[11:21] <koshari> can you chroot to a different kernel version?
[11:21] <deus> I would like to test the difference between REJECT and DROP in iptables. To do this, I run this command on my firewall machine: iptables -I FORWARD -i br0 -j REJECT. From a different machine, I try to connect to a system behind the firewall (nc 192.168.162.131). Result: nothing happens. Shouldn't I receive a Host Unreachable ?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: ive never setup envy from cli
[11:21] <AdvoWork> hi there, im doing:  sudo mount -a and its saying: mount: mount point  does not exist Could not resolve mount point /home/sageBackups    any ideas?
[11:21] <dulak> jokeusa: you have to set squid to run on the loopback interface, and you'll use the loopback like eth1 in that other example
[11:21] <mikel1> awsome lemme try it
[11:21] <localh0st> i think, better idea is chroot to "not avainable" system from livecd
[11:22] <jokeusa> dulak - studying that linky atm :)
[11:22] <method1> can i not get an advanced configuration tool for synaptics ?
[11:22] <bimberi> chroot continues to use the booted kernel
[11:22] <WIGGMPk> So, does anyone know why when I execute "sudo alsa force-reload" it replays the default login sounds when I have my own custom sound set under the accessibility tab of "Login Window" and under the "Sounds" options I have "Login" sound disabled???
[11:22] <dulak> jokeusa: basically you are using the loopback as the second nic to fake the router aspect of things
[11:22] <koshari> AdvoWork you have that mount point? and why are you trying to mount a user directory?
[11:23] <mikel1> actionparsnip: it sais couldent find package
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[11:23] <jokeusa> dulak - excuse the ignorance, what is nic?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: try tab completing then envyng bit
[11:23] <dulak> jokeusa: network interface card
[11:23] <Fish-Guts> do I need to downgrade my kernel or something? i really don't know
[11:24] <dulak> jokeusa: short hand for network card
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: boot and press esc to see yuor grub menu, then choose and older kernel
[11:24] <Fish-Guts> i don't have an older kernel! update manager removed all of 'em
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: once in the old kernel you can view logs
[11:25] <localh0st> ActionParsnip: older kernel isnt removed in update?
[11:25] <EarthLion> how can i make my server resolve a hostname to itself?
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> localh0st: not on my boxes
[11:25] <mikel1> actionparsnip: downloading thanks
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: id check just to make sure
[11:25]  * bimberi uses Update Manager and has a slew of old kernels ;)
[11:25] <joaopinto> EarthLion, edit /etc/hosts
[11:26]  * ActionParsnip uses apt-get then removes all but the last 2 good kernels
[11:26] <Fish-Guts> last stable kernel version was 2.6.24-18
[11:26] <Fish-Guts> no there anymore
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: is that what you see when you view the grub menu?
[11:26] <Fish-Guts> only 2.6.24-19 and 2.6.24-21
[11:26] <bimberi> ActionParsnip: neat-freak! ;P
[11:26] <Fish-Guts> ActionParsnip no i look in my boot directo5ry
[11:26] <localh0st> ok
[11:26] <Fish-Guts> boot partition
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> bimberi: i just like minimal stuff on my system (also hence fluxbox)
[11:27] <jokeusa> dulak - is that first iptable line even necessary? it looks like one used when my box's a router
[11:27] <bimberi> :)
[11:27] <binarymutant> ActionParsnip: have you used dwm yet?
[11:27] <Puppy> ActionParsnip
[11:27] <ninjafury> Anyone help please? Where can I set the DEFAULT aspect ratio of xine?
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> Fish-Guts: ahh so you are reading the menu.lsy file?
[11:27] <AdvoWork> hmmm, im now getting: mount error: mount point /home/sageBackups does not exist  how come? home/sageBackups exists?
[11:27] <K-O-D> +
[11:27] <mikel1> actionparsnip: now im installing the 177 drivers thanks man
[11:27] <Fish-Guts> ActionParsnip: nope. i checked al vmlinuz-.... version i have in my boot partition
[11:28] <koshari> AdvoWork pastebin your fstab entry
[11:28] <dulak> jokeusa: http://www.mail-archive.com/squid-users@squid-cache.org/msg14384.html
[11:28] <dulak> jokeusa: he solved the problem you are having
[11:29] <EarthLion> right so on ubuntu sudo vi /etc/hostname
[11:29] <EarthLion> i have placed my external hostname but in there
[11:29] <EarthLion> that should mean when the server sees that it should just connect to localhost right?
[11:29] <dulak> jokeusa: basically his rule checks if squid is the one originating the request, allows that, then forces anything else through squid
[11:30] <dulak> jokeusa: that should fix up your loop
[11:30] <Fish-Guts> man that sucks
[11:30] <Fish-Guts> i cano't do anything
[11:30] <Fish-Guts> i can't even chroot
[11:31] <nnull> i installed postfix, how do i like do stuff with it now heh
[11:32] <Fish-Guts> i now checked the menu.lst
[11:32] <dulak> nnull: http://www.postfix.org/documentation.html
[11:32] <sneex> nnull: see #postfix channel
[11:32] <nnull> ta
[11:32] <Fish-Guts> i removed all except 2.6.24-19 and 2.6.24-19 recovery mode.... stilll crashing
[11:32] <jokeusa> dulak - thx, initial post looks exactly the same as my problem, hopefully solving it now
[11:32] <Fish-Guts> how can i install the 2.6.24-18 kernel again from my live CD?
[11:33] <dulak> jokeusa: let me know if it works I"m gonna do a blog post about it, was moderately hard to find the solution
[11:34] <jokeusa> dulak - aight
[11:34] <mikel1> how do i enable nvidia restricted drivers in terminal?
[11:35] <blip-> hi all,  where can i get a list of all non-standard repositories so i can add them to sources file... e.g. Medibuntu, Opera, and others ?   the ones mentioned here for medibuntu don't work    http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Hardy#sources.list
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: you manually edit xorg.conf
[11:35] <AdvoWork> koshari got it working now I think
[11:35] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu | blip-
[11:35] <mikel1> in xorg do i just ad "driver"   nvida?
[11:35] <seekingtruth> hello
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> mikel1: heres mine at 1024x768
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> mikel1:
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> http://pastebin.com/f775f04f
[11:36] <bastid_raZor> http://www.medibuntu.org  blip-
[11:36] <mikel1> k i'll check it out
[11:37] <blip-> bastid_raZor: yes i have that... what i mean is there a complete list ?   I mean there may be useful repos which i don't know about... i know only about opera and medibuntu, but i'm sure there is more good stuff elsewhere
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> !opera
[11:37] <dulak> ubottu died
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> yeah i know it sucks
[11:38] <jokeusa> dulak - failed..."Bad OWNER UID value 'squid'"
[11:38] <jokeusa> when running first command
[11:38] <dulak> jokeusa: look at the squid process and see what it's running as
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> someone send a magic packet to ubottu
[11:38] <dulak> jokeusa: ps auxw | grep squid
[11:38] <seekingtruth> hello sinners
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> hey seekingtruth, sinning is good
[11:39] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: you can tell that to God at judgement day
[11:39] <bastid_raZor> blip-; oh i see what you mean. it is all according to what you're wanting. for example a new dock. Cairo-Dock . you would need to add a repo for that.
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: im sure i will
[11:39] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: yes you will
[11:39] <bastid_raZor> ActionParsnip; why feed the troll :\
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> bastid_raZor: looked hungry
[11:39] <seekingtruth> bastid_raZor: define troll
[11:39] <AdvoWork> has VIM got a way todo select all text to delete?
[11:39] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: shame hes ficticious
[11:39] <dulak> AdvoWork: you can delete a whole line with dd
[11:40] <AdvoWork> dulak dd?
[11:40] <__BradC> mmm.. the latest kernel update for 8.04 appears to have broken my FTDI USB UART ..
[11:40] <dulak> AdvoWork: in command mode dd deletes the entire current line
[11:40] <seekingtruth> bastid_raZor: When a person judges or is critical of you and what you say or do, then the reason is because this person has judged aspects of their own appearance and their own self, that they deep down cannot tolerate.  Therefore they externalises it onto someone else.  So in oyher words, you think youre a troll :)
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> __BradC: did the old kernel work 100%?
[11:40] <AdvoWork> how do you use it then?#
[11:40] <bastid_raZor> AdvoWork; vimtutor is a great way to learn more about vim and all it can do.
[11:40] <__BradC> always ActionParsnip
[11:40] <blip-> bastid_raZor: ok i'll check that out thanks,  one more question please,  in the medibuntu page they tell me to do "sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/hardy.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list"   ......... is this correct ?   Because it is not modifying my sources.list.... what's sources.list.d for ?    thanks
[11:40] <ortsvorsteher> !ot
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> __BradC: then why did you upgrade?
[11:41] <dulak> AdvoWork: I'm not understanding what you mean?  you hit esc, then type dd and it will delete the current line
[11:41] <__BradC> Because the update manager had it there to upgrade. I always tend to apply the updates Ubuntu feeds to me on that machine
[11:41] <ActionParsnip> __BradC: the only real reason to upgrade the kernel is if it supports something that doesnt work in your current kernel
[11:41] <__BradC> and local or remote exploits.. security patches are always a valid reason to upgrade
[11:42] <dulak> jokeusa: squid runs as the user proxy, so switch squid to proxy in that iptables rule
[11:42] <jokeusa> dulak - it outputs this: htttp://paste.ubuntu.com/61468/
[11:43] <arquebus> can someone tell me what this is about? http://img368.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotys2.png it looks like I have shadow partition
[11:43] <bastid_raZor> blip-; that will link it to your source.list and still be checked with apt-get.. look in /etc/apt/source.list.d/medibuntu.list ..
[11:43] <jokeusa> dulak - ah, yes, so that s an username
[11:43] <dulak> jokeusa: yes, in that iptables rule swap squid to proxy and it should work
[11:44] <Trashlord> hi, I have a Radeon 9200 video card. and apparently DRI is disabled, how do I enable it?
[11:44] <bastid_raZor> blip-; sources.list.d tells apt-get to also look else where for repositories.
[11:44] <Trashlord> http://pastebin.com/d12663740
[11:44] <Trashlord> that's the output of glxinfo
[11:45] <Adam434> Hello , i am new to Ubuntu , does it possible to use ls command or other command from terminal to count files in the folders ?
[11:45] <__BradC> ls | wc -l
[11:45] <koshari> Trashlord radeons 9200 restricted binary dont support dri
[11:45] <Trashlord> do you know where can I get the open source driver for it?
[11:46] <ihcer> hello everybody
[11:46] <Fish-Guts> folks no ideas left?
[11:46] <dulak> ls -l | wc -l
[11:46] <Puppy> aciton
[11:46] <Puppy> ActionParsnip
[11:46] <arquebus> can anyone tell me what is wrong, why I have two of the same partition showing up? http://img368.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotys2.png
[11:46] <Woody86> is there a spanish version of #ubuntu?
[11:47] <dulak> #ubuntu-es
[11:47] <Mrnick> hi
[11:47] <binarymutant> dpkg !portuguese
[11:47] <localh0st> arquebus: whats your gtk theme?
[11:48] <arquebus> localhost, Im just using the stock desktop
[11:48] <monstah> any recomendations for a identd?
[11:48] <localh0st> Hm
[11:48] <Slart> arquebus: I'm not sure if you can mount the same paritition twice but it seems to be what you have there.. one is mounted normally and one using fuse.. the user space file system thingy
[11:48] <monstah> oidentd or pidentd?
[11:48] <Woody86> dulak -  Thank you :)
[11:49] <dulak> jokeusa: that working?
[11:49] <arquebus> Slart- this happened when I did an update, and it installed two kernels at the same time, I uninstalled the old kernel but that did not fix it, I guess it installed on my empty partition
[11:49] <Woody86> had a new member pm me, and I have no clue other than "Se habla espanol?"
[11:49] <Slart> arquebus: I have the exact same thing on my computer
[11:50] <arquebus> Slart- what should I do?
[11:50] <dulak> I also have that listed in system monitor
[11:50] <dulak> I believe it's a gnome thing
[11:51] <Sfc-2008> Good Morning!
[11:51] <nomoa> arquebus: it's a normal behaviour
[11:51] <VirusKongen> hello
[11:51] <halycon> hey everyone I am just wondering if there is someway to have programs minimize to the system tray on startup? I have a program called Tasque and Tomboy Notes and I want them to startup and miminize to the system tray instead of opening in full view
[11:52] <Slart> arquebus: about your partition showing up twice? nothing I guess.. I dubt it's even a bug.. might be used for something
[11:52] <Sfc-2008> Bom dia
[11:52] <arquebus> nomoa, Im sure its not, my computer makes an awful growling noise when it boots, I think I should wipe out the partition
[11:52] <Sfc-2008> Preciso de ajuda
[11:52] <Sfc-2008> alguem pode me ajudar??
[11:52] <VirusKongen> is it anyway to tweak nvidia on xorg.conf?
[11:53] <dulak> arquebus: all 3 of my ubuntu boxes show that double partition in system monitor, I believe it's normal
[11:53] <nomoa> arquebus: the double mount by gnome is normal, your problem elsewhere
[11:53] <Slart> !br | Sfc-2008
[11:53] <dulak> jokeusa: you there?
[11:53] <arquebus> dulak, nomoa, ok, thx, I'll see what else it could be
[11:53] <VirusKongen> i just got 700-800 fps on glxgears
[11:53] <VirusKongen> with my FX5200
[11:53] <VirusKongen> is this good?
[11:54] <Slart> are the bots having a day off?
[11:54] <dulak> ubottu died
[11:54] <dulak> VirusKongen: that's what I get on my 6200
[11:54] <sharp_eyes> hi
[11:54] <sharp_eyes> how are u all
[11:54] <sharp_eyes> is ther any body who can help me.... plz
[11:55] <VirusKongen> ok dulak
[11:55] <LV> so I just reinstalled ubuntu on my t20... only this time there is no SUSPEND option on the shutdown menu
[11:55] <Slart> sharp_eyes: just ask your question, if someone knows they will answer
[11:55] <VirusKongen> and with compiz it is 400 fps
[11:55] <__BradC> halycon, have a look at devilspie. It allows you a bit of flexibility in what apps do and where they go on startup
[11:55] <dulak> VirusKongen: mine is 700-800 with compiz
[11:55] <LV> how do I re-enable suspend on the shutdown menu?
[11:55] <VirusKongen> i can play tuxracing and stepmania with all grapich settings on max :)
[11:55] <sharp_eyes> i want to update my ubuntu 8.4 in mediuntu
[11:55] <Fish-Guts> hi again. i with my kernel panic i just noticed in my menu.lst that there is an entry called root=UUID.... shouldn't i changed that to my root partition?
[11:56] <DangerofDave> Hey everyone, I'm gonna enter the fray with:  "aticonfig --tv-info" insists my TVout is PAL-B, not PAL-I.  Even though the entry in xorg.conf is "PAL-I".  Im guessing this explains the flickering colours on my tv...  Any Ideas?
[11:56] <LV> Fish-Guts, i'd guess that IS your root partition
[11:56] <jokeusa> dulak - yea, boss aggressively running around, was occupied, trying it now
[11:56] <sharp_eyes> ??
[11:56] <Slart> VirusKongen: glxgears isn't a good benchmark (or a benchmark at all).. it doesn't really measure anything meaningful.. there are other benchmarks available in the repos
[11:56] <VirusKongen> how do i fix this virtual box error?
[11:56] <VirusKongen> The VirtualBox kernel driver is not accessible to the current user. Make sure that the user has write permissions for /dev/vboxdrv by adding them to the vboxusers groups. You will need to logout for the change to take effect..
[11:56] <VirusKongen> VBox status code: -1909 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_ACCESSIBLE).
[11:56] <VirusKongen> Result Code:
[11:56] <VirusKongen> 0x80004005
[11:56] <VirusKongen> Component:
[11:56] <FloodBot1> VirusKongen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:56] <Fish-Guts> LV when i boot after an update, i get a kernel panic
[11:57] <Fish-Guts> "Kernel panic-not syncing:VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)"
[11:57] <LV> Fish-Guts, ok, try using root=/dev/hda1 on the boot line
[11:57] <dulak> VirusKongen: sudo adduser username vboxusers
[11:57] <jrib> VirusKongen: add your user to the vboxusers group
[11:57] <Fish-Guts> what is the boot line? *g*
[11:57] <LV> does ANYBODY know how to enable the suspend option?
[11:57] <Fish-Guts> ah
[11:57] <Fish-Guts> never mind
[11:57] <VirusKongen> thnx
[11:57] <tomecekd> ccx
[11:57] <firestorm> Hi. I have a SMB share that I would like to mount automatically. As the share is not always available, is there a way for me to mount if avail and not already mounted ... and if it can't be mounted, retry every say 5 mins or something ?
[11:57] <LV> Fish-Guts, "Loading grub, hit esc to see the menu",
[11:57] <LV> yeah
[11:58] <sharp_eyes> any body here for help
[11:58] <tomecekd> co kenas
[11:58] <sharp_eyes> how can i install irc in ubuntu 8
[11:58] <LV> sharp_eyes, so add the servers to the apt sources list and install the stuff
[11:58] <jrib> sharp_eyes: client or server?
[11:58] <LV> sharp_eyes, like, I just installed xchat using apt-get
[11:59] <Slart> sharp_eyes: there are several irc clients in ubuntu, try "sudo apt-get install xchat-gnome"
[11:59] <Fish-Guts> LV didn't work, still kernel panic
[11:59] <DangerofDave> Any ideas about the tv-format problem I;m having? :)
[11:59] <LV> Fish-Guts, do you have an IDE drive
[11:59] <alteregoa> is there a way to back-up settings?
[11:59] <Fish-Guts> gSTA
[11:59] <LV> alteregoa, most settings are just files
[11:59] <Fish-Guts> it's on my notebook
[11:59] <Fish-Guts> i did add "sda1" though
[11:59] <LV> Fish-Guts, gSTA?
[11:59] <DangerofDave> It's set to PAL-B, but It should be pal I...and I cant get it to change...
[12:00] <halycon> __BradC, thanks for your help I give them a shot
[12:00] <LV> Fish-Guts, try /dev/sda1 instead
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> LV i meant SATA
[12:00] <Slart> alteregoa: copy the /etc folder to somewhere else.. that will get the global stuff.. your home folder has your personal settings
[12:00] <sissonnon> ciao
[12:00] <sissonnon> !List
[12:00] <dulak> alteregoa: most settings are in the /home/username directory, making a backup of that will catch most of your desktop and application settings
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> LV that's what i did
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> my boot partition is /dev/sda1
[12:00] <alteregoa> so can i just copy all the /etc/ stuff and install the 64v, and put it back?
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> i guess that kernel i fucked
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> is
[12:00] <Slart> alteregoa: 64v?
[12:00] <alteregoa> amd64
[12:00] <LV> Fish-Guts, is that the only kernel in your boot menu?
[12:00] <Fish-Guts> yep
[12:01] <LV> ouch.
[12:01] <__BradC> Fish-Guts did the initramfs build properly when you installed the new kernel?
[12:01] <neXyon> hello, if I use umtsmon, I always have to mknod /dev/ppp c 108 0 first, how can I make sure, that /dev/ppp is always there?!
[12:01] <Slart> alteregoa: it might work, yes..might run into some problems though
[12:01] <LV> boot the install cd as a livecd then look at your fstab
[12:01] <Fish-Guts> __BradC i don't know, i did it with mya update maanger
[12:01] <drowner> Hi guys. I have an external drive (ext3) upon which is my music. 2 of my folders contain file(s) which are corrupted, i know this as they crash music players and make GTKPOD bail when syncing. Is there a way to check which are the bum files?
[12:01] <VirusKongen> can i play wow on pol with FX5200 AGP 128 MB, 1024 MB DDR RAM and Celeron D 2.8 GHZ??
[12:01] <alteregoa> because i buy a new motherboard with 16gb mem and stuff so i have to use those amd64
[12:02] <Slart> drowner: fsck for checking the file system.. I think there are some command line utils for checking mp3s too
[12:02] <seekingtruth> hello sinners :)
[12:02] <__BradC> Fish-Guts sounds like you might have to boot off a live-cd to fix it then.. bummer
[12:02] <bastid_raZor> VirusKongen; probably will be a bit choppy, disable compiz all together when you try.
[12:02] <drowner> slart: cool. Can you fsck just one folder?
[12:02] <Slart> drowner: nope.. not as far as I know at least..
[12:02] <VirusKongen> i dont use compiz just the original extra effects
[12:02] <drowner> slart: will fsck identify a corrupt file?
[12:02] <Fish-Guts> __BradC that's what i've been asking for the last hour... i did reboot with my live CD but no one could tell what to do next :(
[12:02] <VirusKongen> which came when i installe dhardy
[12:02] <Slart> drowner: you'll have to do the entire partition
[12:02] <halberd> how can I test if my wireless connection is working without disconnecting the wired connection?
[12:03] <Slart> drowner: perhaps.. it might print something out in the terminal when you run it
[12:03] <drowner> cool
[12:03] <__BradC> right Fish-Guts.. are you using an i386 version of Ubuntu ?
[12:03] <Fish-Guts> yes
[12:03] <VirusKongen> i think it may work if i set the graphics settings for wow to minimum
[12:03] <ortsvorsteher> halberd: set your wired connection down and then start your wireless connection
[12:03] <bastid_raZor> VirusKongen; if the game is overly choppy then disable even that to see if it helps.
[12:03] <VirusKongen> ok
[12:04] <drowner> slart: do you fsck the mount point or the /dev/sdaX bit? Does it need to be mounted or otherwise?
[12:04] <Fish-Guts> i tried to chroot into my boot partition to reinstall the old kernel with apt
[12:04] <Fish-Guts> wouldn't let chroot there
[12:04] <__BradC> oh? what error did it give you ?
[12:04] <Slart> drowner: it should only fsck an unmounted partition.. and use the /dev/sdaX notation
[12:04] <__BradC> I was just about to suggest that
[12:04] <halberd> ortsvorsteher: if I disconnect my wired connection I disconnect from this chatroom.. can I activate both at the same time?
[12:04] <drowner> slart: nice
[12:04] <Slart> drowner: it's all there in "man fsck" I think
[12:04] <Fish-Guts> /bin/bash: no such directory
[12:04] <sharp_eyes> any body here for help
[12:05] <warrend> newbie here, what are some free programming languages for ubuntu? e.g a counterpart for vb.net and c# .net.
[12:05] <jrib> sharp_eyes: best to just ask the channel your question.  If someone knows the answer, they will try to answer you
[12:05] <drowner> slart: yeah, reading now
[12:05] <halberd> warrend try python!
[12:05] <__BradC> Fish-Guts can you do an ls -la on <yourmntpoint>/bin/bash to make sure it's actually there ??
[12:05] <halberd> also java is similar to c#
[12:05] <kunwon1> warrend, c, c++, perl, python, erlang, lisp.. the list goes on
[12:05] <ortsvorsteher> halberd: no, this is impossible. but you can come back here after your test
[12:05] <jokeusa> dulak - WORKS!!
[12:05] <Fish-Guts> __BradC: i CAN chroot to my root partition
[12:05] <jokeusa> Finally!
[12:05] <thomasit1> Hello. What do I do to listen live to BBC radio? I'm using Rhythmbox but I don't know how to listen to BBC. :( Thanks!
[12:05] <Fish-Guts> but not to my boot parttition
[12:05] <dulak> jokeusa: sweet, I'm posting a blog entry about it
[12:06] <__BradC> Oh, I'm sorry.. right..
[12:06] <warrend> are these programming languages free? c, c++, perl, python, erlang, lisp like linux?
[12:06] <Slart> sharp_eyes: just ask your question, if noone answers try rephrasing the question and ask again in 5 minutes or so.. use the time to search the ubuntu forums, use google etc
[12:06] <jokeusa> hehe, now the bigger problem
[12:06] <__BradC> so your root and boot are on separate partitions ?
[12:06] <Fish-Guts> no they aren't
[12:06] <kunwon1> warrend, yes
[12:06] <jrib> warrend: yes
[12:06] <halberd> warrend yes those you listd are free software
[12:06] <Fish-Guts> sda1 is boot and sda3 is root
[12:06] <drowner> slart: to confirm: it would be fsck -v /dev/sdb3
[12:06] <halberd> and Java is free too now, I think
[12:06] <Slart> warrend: I'm sure if the language itself is free. but there are free implementations of it
[12:06] <__BradC> yes, so they are separate partitions.
[12:06] <drowner> will that repair too?
[12:06] <Fish-Guts> yes
[12:06] <Slart> drowner: looks right to me.. might need a sudo too
[12:06] <jokeusa> dulak - hehe, now the bigger problem, setting forwarding between Dansguardian>squid>clamav :)
[12:06] <kunwon1> warrend, and that's only a short list of free programming languages, there are many many others
[12:06] <drowner> slart: Its a USB plug in, so it might not?
[12:07] <__BradC> so mount /dev/sda3 as root, and mount /dev/sda1 into <rootmntpoint>/boot then chroot into your root..
[12:07] <jokeusa> dulak - but i spose i gotta rtfm about DG and clamav 1st
[12:07] <halberd> so what also is involved specifically in starting a wireless connection besides iwconfig
[12:07] <Slart> drowner: nothing will explode if you try without sudo first =)
[12:07] <blip-> bastid_raZor: thanks, i checked medibuntu.list and it correctly shows "deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ hardy free non-free" ..  thanks for the help
[12:07] <drowner> slart: this is true. And repair - will it do it for me?
[12:07] <halberd> basically I just did iwconfig wlan0 <essid>
[12:07] <halberd> so you're saying if I now shut down eth0 the wireless will automatically connect?
[12:07] <warrend> many tnx to all who replied about free programming languages for linux.
[12:08] <Slart> drowner: yes.. you might need a switch or something for it to actually do the repair
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[12:08] <Fish-Guts> okay, done
[12:08] <drowner> Right, OK
[12:08] <Slart> drowner: -f perhaps..
[12:08] <sharp_eyes> fish u can help me?
[12:08] <__BradC> now, you should be able to chroot into your root and have access to your /boot from in there to install a new kernel
[12:08] <Fish-Guts> now i chrooted to my root partition
[12:08] <bastid_raZor> blip-; sure :)
[12:08] <sharp_eyes> fish can u help me?
[12:08] <__BradC> can you see contents of /boot ?
[12:09] <Fish-Guts> k i'll try __BradC stand by
[12:09] <Fish-Guts> yes, boot is all there
[12:09] <__BradC> excellent.. you _should_ be able to reinstall your kernel then
[12:09] <drowner> slart: i think its -r
[12:09] <drowner> but its default behaviour, apparently
[12:09] <sharp_eyes> fish do u help me in updrading of mediuntu??
[12:09] <Fish-Guts> now just apt-get install linux-image.... ?
[12:09] <Slart> drowner: you're the one reading the man page =)
[12:09] <drowner> Yeah
[12:09] <__BradC> you will probably need to add --reinstall after install, but yes
[12:09] <drowner> but that's for e2fsck
[12:10] <drowner> which i think is different
[12:10] <zaapiel> sup mah ninjas
[12:10] <drowner> i'll stick it in there anyhow
[12:12] <Fish-Guts> __BradC i get a dpkg error
[12:12] <__BradC> ok, what's it say ?
[12:12] <fredreichbier> hello. i am trying to use ndiswrapper for my pcmcia wlan card. ndiswrapper -l says 'driver installed, device present', but sudo modprobe ndiswrapper takes an infinite time. any idea?
[12:12] <Fish-Guts> could find image (/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-18-generic)
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: try sudo ndiswrapper -m
[12:13] <__BradC> just for kicks.. try this.. update-initramfs -k all -u
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: and gksudo gedit /etc/modules to add the word ndiswrapper at the bottom of the file
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: then save, exit and reboot
[12:15] <ramon> i need to stabilize the volume of some files (mp3) in a folder...any program or scripting line suggest to do so?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[12:16] <Fish-Guts> __BradC: output was: generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.24-21-generic
[12:16] <Fish-Guts> same for 2.6.24.-19 and 2.6.24-18
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> how can we get ubottu
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> back?
[12:17] <__BradC> ok, so you have a few old kernels lying around there. if they generate ok and the initrams is listed for each one in /boot/grub/menu.lst then you _should_ be able to boot from one of them
[12:17] <zombierip> hi I updated to Linux zombie-desktop 2.6.24-21-386 #1 Mon Aug 25 16:58:26 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux and now only one cpu shows up I have an amd 62 daul core
[12:17] <bimberi> jussi01: ping (ubottu is down)
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> zombierip: you need the SMP
[12:17] <fredreichbier> ActionParsnip: now it hangs on startup :/
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> zombierip: kernel
[12:17] <Fish-Guts> how do i check whether they generate okay
[12:18] <zombierip> whats the SMP
[12:18] <__BradC> it will complain if they don't..
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: on loading ndiswrapper by any chance?
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> zombierip: its what dual cores need
[12:18] <__BradC> do a ls -la of /boot and have a look to make sure you have some initramfs in there and they are referenced from menu.lst
[12:18] <zombierip> how do i get that?
[12:18] <Fish-Guts> btw in my menu.lst is only the 2.6.24-19
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> zombierip: install it how you installed the other kernel
[12:19] <amanulla> hii
[12:19] <Fish-Guts> vmlinux-2.6.24-18 is missing
[12:19] <amanulla> while i reinstalled windows
[12:19] <zombierip> i installed the other kernal from the update icon
[12:19] <__BradC> Fish-Guts that sounds like some of your kernels have not installed properly then..
[12:20] <nnull> is there anyway to send email on the LAN only? like i have some routers that can email logs etc.. but i don't really want the data going out to the internet and the coming back..seem's silly that way.. how can i send the emails to a computer on the LAN directly?
[12:20] <Fish-Guts> is the 2.6.24-21 table?
[12:20] <Fish-Guts> I'll use that one then
[12:20] <__BradC> I'd try that one..
[12:20] <binarymutant> nnull: email server?
[12:20] <fredreichbier> ActionParsnip: i'd say  on loading ndiswrapper, yes
[12:20] <rogan> !ca
[12:20] <halberd> well
[12:20] <halberd> I did ifconfig eth0 down and then waited a few seconds but nothing was happening... another thing is that my power level for wlan0 is 0 db
[12:20] <nnull> binarymutant¬ i installed postfix.. but now i dunno what to do with it
[12:20] <ramon> !sox
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: ok boot to livecd and edit the /etc/modules file back
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: what wifi card do you have?
[12:21] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: repent :)
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: i will block you if you dont quit it
[12:21] <Brian88> hi, does kubuntu 8.10 shipped with KDE 3 or KDE 4???
[12:21] <piasdom> g'mornin
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> Brian88: i believe they'll do both
[12:22] <Fish-Guts> __BradC: root hd(0,0) should be correct, rogjt?
[12:22] <fredreichbier> ActionParsnip: ok. it's a zyxel zyair b-122; not recognized by ubuntu 8.10 live cd, so I thought i should try ndiswrapper
[12:22] <amanulla> !grub
[12:22] <binarymutant> nnull: postfix is hard to configure :/
[12:22] <__BradC> Fish-Guts, if your boot partition is /dev/sda1 then yes, root(0,0)..
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> fredreichbier: 8.10 support is in #ubuntu+1 as its not released yet
[12:22] <halberd> well
[12:22] <localh0st> .
[12:22] <halberd> wireless doesn't seem to be working
[12:22] <binarymutant> nnull: I can give you some links though if you want
[12:23] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: why do you not worry about being thrown into the lake of fire?
[12:23] <nnull> binarymutant¬ :x what do youn recommend then
[12:23] <halberd> I do ifdown eth0 and then I wait...
[12:23] <seekingtruth> halberd: it will in 7 days
[12:23] <halberd> my wireless interface is apparently wlan0
[12:23] <__BradC> nnull exim is dead easy to configure..
[12:23] <Fish-Guts> i rewrote my menu.lst to kernel 2.6.24-21 and am rebooting now
[12:23] <halberd> but I can't do ifup wlan0
[12:23] <seekingtruth> halberd: it will work in 7 days
[12:23] <Brian88> Does Kubuntu 8.10 ship wuth KDE4 or KDE3???
[12:23] <amanulla> !grub | amanulla
[12:23] <halberd> I want it to be working a lot sooner than 7 days from now seekingtruth
[12:23] <__BradC> Fish-Guts did you remember to specify the correct initramfs ?
[12:23] <seekingtruth> halberd: ok
[12:23] <nnull> __BradC¬ does it work on server tho?
[12:24] <Fish-Guts> __BradC yes
[12:24] <zaapiel> how does one mount an mdf file in linux?
[12:24] <halberd> so what can I do now
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: no, its just offtopic for the channel
[12:24] <__BradC> nnull I guess so, I'm running it on 6.06 server anyway (and a couple of debian boxes)
[12:24] <jrib> Brian88: #ubuntu+1 for questions about intrepid
[12:24] <paul68> !8.10 |Brian88
[12:24] <ForsakenSoul> hey guys ...I have a ubuntu disk copied on a usb stick ... what should I add to the sources.list so that it would be added
[12:24] <seekingtruth> ActionParsnip: :)
[12:24] <Fish-Guts> but it's still panîcking....
[12:24] <halberd> how can I troubleshoot my wireless connection
[12:24] <ForsakenSoul> if it's mounted on /media//cdrom0/
[12:24] <Fish-Guts> Kernel panic-not syncing:VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: offtopic you can point fingers at anyone you want and say they are going to wherever
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> seekingtruth: here is for ubuntu based suport questions
[12:25] <Fish-Guts> i reboot from the live cd again... be right back
[12:25] <__BradC> Fish-Guts that generally indicates it can't find the driver for the drive controller.. *or* you have multiple drives on multiple controllers and its loading them in the wrong order..
[12:25] <fredreichbier> ok, thanks ActionParsnip
[12:25] <seekingtruth> Fish-Guts: ok
[12:25] <paul68> ActionParsnip: is ubutto sleeping?
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> paul68: yeah ive been bribing him with coffee all day
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[12:26] <piasdom> what mail program will work /w micro exchange in ubuntu 8.04 hardy
[12:26] <paul68> ActionParsnip: ah ok was wondering where he was hiding ;-)
[12:26] <Slart> piasdom: micro exchange? what is that?
[12:26] <ortsvorsteher> piasdom: try evolution
[12:26] <piasdom> microsoft exchange server
[12:27] <doors98> is there an FOSS model for an internet cafe?
[12:27] <Slart> piasdom: ah.. evolution is the only one unless you use imap I think
[12:27] <piasdom> ortsvorsteher:thanks
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> piasdom: you can run outlook 97 via wine
[12:27] <ForsakenSoul> hey guys I have an ubuntu installation disk put on a usb stick and I'm trying to put in the repository list because I have no cdrom ....
[12:27] <amanulla> !mbr
[12:27] <piasdom> ActionParsnip:just 97 ?
[12:27] <__BradC> doors98 I believe OutKafe is supposed to be good
[12:28] <ForsakenSoul> I've installed the system from it ... but how do I add it to the sources list if it's mounted on /media/cdrom0/
[12:28] <Fish-Guts> __BradC the strange thing is it worked perfectly fine until i did an update this morning
[12:28] <doors98> whats outcafe Brad?
[12:28] <amanulla>  ! mbr
[12:28] <ortsvorsteher> who has killed ubottu? ;)
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> piasdom: yep afaik, check the winedb
[12:28] <__BradC> doors98 its an open source internet cafe manager
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> piasdom: exchange is good at blocking non-ms clients
[12:28] <piasdom> ActionParsnip:Thanks
[12:28] <amanulla> where   is ubotuu
[12:28] <ikonia> it's dead at the moment
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> amanulla: hes sleeping for some reason
[12:29] <amanulla> ubotuu:u there
[12:29] <piasdom> ActionParsnip:Tells me about it .....no don't :)
[12:29] <amanulla> ok
[12:29] <paul68> Actionparsnip is feeding him coffee
[12:29] <doors98> brad, i mean the apps that will be installed to be used in an internet cafe
[12:29] <Delvien>  typing from my g1!
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> piasdom: exchange is really neat. just wish theyd allow 3rd partys to connect
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> piasdom: but thats not their style
[12:30] <_3menda> hello every one
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> hi _3menda
[12:31] <sharp_eyes> hi action parsnip
[12:31] <sharp_eyes> hi emenda
[12:31] <sharp_eyes> how are u.. all
[12:31] <sharp_eyes> any body here to helo me
[12:31] <kunwon1> just ask your question sharp_eyes, all on one line
[12:32] <hateball> !hi sharp_eyes
[12:32] <sharp_eyes> help*
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> sharp_eyes: ask away
[12:32] <sharp_eyes> hateball
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> hateball: ubottu os sleeping
[12:32] <hateball> ActionParsnip» arf
[12:32] <sharp_eyes> i want to upgrade my ubuntu 8.4 to mid ubuntu
[12:32] <sharp_eyes> do u know how to do it
[12:32] <sharp_eyes> ???
[12:32] <ikonia> sharp_eyes mid ubuntu ?
[12:32] <kunwon1> sharp_eyes, what is mid ubuntu?
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> mid ubuntu is not something ive heard of
[12:33] <lapinferoce> what that mid ubuntu
[12:33] <sharp_eyes> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
[12:33] <Fish-Guts> __BradC i rebooted and i will now reinstall the kernel using apt-get install
[12:33] <Raynes> Oh.
[12:33] <__BradC> Fish-Guts, I'm at a bit of a loss then..  it looks pretty convincingly like something is broken in your system as dpkg aborts when you try and install it..
[12:33] <halberd> I do iwconfig wlan0 txpower on
[12:33] <halberd> then I do iwlist power
[12:33] <halberd> and it still says that wlan0 is off
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> sharp_eyes: isnt that for PDAs and PMPs?
[12:34] <halberd> wait I needed to do iwlist txpower
[12:34] <sharp_eyes> ok..
[12:34] <ikonia> 1sharp_eyes where does that say mid ubuntu ?
[12:34] <halberd> but it says it is -1 dBm
[12:34] <sharp_eyes> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/mobile
[12:34] <halberd> is that normal??
[12:34] <jim_p> !grub
[12:34] <sharp_eyes> see this link
[12:34] <ikonia> sharp_eyes ahh I see
[12:35] <ikonia> sharp_eyes: ubuntu mobile is a different OS than ubuntu
[12:35] <halycon> Does anyone know how I would get a video whose audio is using the Qualcomm Pure Voice codec to play in Ubuntu
[12:35] <halycon> ?
[12:35] <ikonia> sharp_eyes: you need a mobile device to run it on
[12:35] <sharp_eyes> ok ikonia
[12:36] <kunwon1> sharp_eyes, #ubuntu-mobile is their channel if you want more information
[12:36] <amanulla> #ubuntu main
[12:36] <halberd> yes the power is 0
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> halberd: is the device turned on?
[12:38] <thomc> Is it necessary to specify the filesystem type when you mount a device from the command line, I seem to be able to do it without doing so?
[12:38] <halberd> actionparsnip it is an internal laptop card
[12:38] <Fish-Guts> __BradC thanks for your help... I will reinstall my system now... might be the best
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> halberd: have you pressed the hotkeyt to enable it or switch to turn it on?
[12:38] <halberd> and I tried ifup wlan0 but it did not work
[12:38] <kunwon1> thomc, that won't always work, but sometimes you can get away without it
[12:38] <halberd> there is no switch
[12:38] <kunwon1> thomc, depends on the type of filesystem
[12:38] <Slart> thomc: I think it will be a more or less educated guess if you omit the fs type
[12:38] <ActionParsnip> halberd: there is
[12:39] <halberd> no, it is a macbook AirPort card
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> halberd: there is on every laptop to turn it of and on
[12:39] <K_Dallas> Hi guys! Since transmission is the defsault torrent client, I started using it but darn it was too slow and I thought it was my isp. Then I read that I could install utorrent via wine and I did so. The difference is immense! Why is that and is there another native client for ubuntu which offers the same quality? Thanks
[12:39] <halberd> there is no physical switch
[12:39] <thomc> Ok thanks kunwon1 and Slart
[12:39] <halberd> not on the macbook
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> halberd: which macbook do you have?
[12:39] <halberd> macbook core duo I think
[12:39] <Misterjos> hey, i have a question about twinview: these are my metamodes: "CRT: 1280x1024 +0+0, DFP: 1680x1050 +1280+0; CRT: NULL, DFP: 1680x1050 +0+0" but when i start urban terror, my crt monitor doesn't work, which is good, but the urban terror in full screen starts only from the middle of my 1680*1050 screen, someone know a way how to shoot the trouble?
[12:39] <__BradC> Fish-Guts, ugh.. that must be the absolute last resort. I'm really sorry I could not help further, I'm just crap at remote assistance. I need to have the patient in front of me..
[12:40] <doors98> can pidgin connect to YM?
[12:40] <defrysk> yes
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> halberd: look on the bottom. core duo is the cpu inside which most have
[12:40] <halberd> in OS X you control whether the port is on or off entirely through software
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> doors98: it can connect to yahoo
[12:40] <halberd> there is definitely no physical switch
[12:40] <humbolt> crimsun: are you there?
[12:40] <Slart> K_Dallas: check out deluge.. or azureus
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> halberd: no FN + F key hotkey
[12:41] <_3menda> Hi every one .. I have a big problem .. I used to have a NAS (storage) and seems to be since this morning wont start any more, is a WD mybook world 500giga, so I tried to take the hhd and put inside a USB case and try to read but is impossible, because there is a ext3 filesystem with raid flag and doesn't mount ... what I can do ?? in advance thanks to every one
[12:41] <sharp_eyes> is ther any messnager like msn
[12:41] <halberd> ah actionparsnip I'm not sure about that but I've never used it if so
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> sharp_eyes: amsn or pidgin
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> halberd: i bet its off
[12:41] <Slart> K_Dallas: also make sure you are being connectable.. ie reachable from the internet to some port you chose in the client
[12:42] <halberd> actionparsnip I have never had to use any kind of physical switch from OS X
[12:42] <defrysk> sharp_eyes, also kopete for kde
[12:42] <halberd> it is done through a menu option
[12:42] <Fish-Guts> __BradC don't worry about it... i reall appreciate your help :)
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> halberd: well now you are using linux
[12:42] <__BradC> halberd there is no physical wireless switch on macbooks
[12:42] <doors98> can a ym user call to a pidgin user?
[12:42] <defrysk> dooglus, if the other user also has a yahoo account, yes
[12:43] <defrysk> doors98, that is
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> __BradC: they may be a key combination
[12:43] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, there are a number of reasons why utorrent might run faster for you. You might want to look into what's making transmission slow. Could be you have to forward a port from your router.
[12:43] <K_Dallas> Slart: ok.
[12:43] <doors98> can a ym user call to a pidgin user?
[12:43] <halberd> well one thing I could do is simply manually configure all the things, like TxPower set to 15 based on what someone else reported on the web
[12:43] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: I do port forwarding on the router for utorrent
[12:44] <halberd> and see if that works
[12:44] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, but not for transmission? That might be a reason why it's faster
[12:44] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: should i add another entry for transmission?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> halberd: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook_Santa_Rosa
[12:44] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: I see. I thought they used the same ports
[12:44] <MajorC> is there a working guide to successfully activate 3d acceleration on ati radeon cards?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> halberd: why put ubuntu on a mac, just buy a cheaper pc that will perform then same and buy beer
[12:45] <defrysk> K_Dallas, transmission is a bit slow, better to try deluge
[12:45] <K_Dallas> defrysk: thanks. I'll give it a try as well
[12:45] <halberd> parsnip I already have a mac that's why
[12:45] <K_Dallas> defrysk: btw, it is not just a little bit but terribly slow ;)
[12:46] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, the port for transmission isn't set in stone, you could change it to what you want it to be or figure out what it is so that you can institute forwarding, from the preferences menu
[12:47] <Dillizar> where i can get a .deb programs i know only www.getdeb.com
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> K_Dallas: ktorrent is decnt if you are running kde
[12:47] <defrysk> Dillizar, apt-get perhaps ?
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> Dillizar: websearching is good
[12:47] <bastid_raZor> kTorrent is even nice if you're not running kde
[12:47] <Dillizar> :D
[12:47] <jim_p> !grub
[12:47] <defrysk> K_Dallas, ktorrent is fine too yes
[12:47] <Dillizar> i cant find a real player .deb
[12:47] <doors98> can a ym user call to a pidgin user?
[12:48] <K_Dallas> defrysk: ActionParsnip, I read that ktorrent was kind of similar to utorrent so I'll try that too. Thanks
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Dillizar: its not a deb
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Dillizar: http://www.ubuntux.org/how-to-install-the-realplayer-multimedia-player
[12:48] <kunwon1> !torrent | K_Dallas a few more options
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> K_Dallas: MAKE SURE YOU TURN ON THE WEB INTERFACE TO IT TOO ;)
[12:48] <domeec> Ubuntu Itaky?
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> sorry for caps
[12:49] <domeec> Itaky
[12:49] <domeec> emh,,,Italy
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> domeec: /j #ubuntu-it
[12:49] <domeec> thanks
[12:49] <K_Dallas> ActionParsnip: :) noted
[12:49] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: so many clients :):)
[12:49] <ActionParsnip> K_Dallas: you'll need sudo apt-get php-cli to get it working
[12:50] <Dillizar> ActionParsnip: i am trying to find a deb
[12:50] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, it's a popular protocol, and for every client you'll find a group of people who says it's too slow :)
[12:50] <halberd> hmm how come I can't apt-get install bitchx
[12:50] <halberd> it says it can't find the package
[12:50] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: I know. the same under windows and I am just too used to utorrent
[12:50] <defrysk> !bitchx
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Dillizar: it doesnt exists afaik, you donload an installer script from the real website, theres helixplayer too which i think does realplayer
[12:51] <halberd> is bitchx multiverse or something
[12:51] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, why not stick with it then? No shame in using wine :D
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> Dillizar: try searching synaptic for realplayer
[12:51] <bastid_raZor> !info bitchx
[12:51] <ActionParsnip> bastid_raZor: hes sleeping
[12:51] <halberd> oh sorry that's it, it's universe
[12:51] <K_Dallas> kunwon1: it was the first time i used it under linux and it seems to be pretty stable. if it continues to behave, I might just do that
[12:51] <halberd> so what then, irssi I suppose
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> halberd: pidgin does irc pretty well
[12:52] <kunwon1> K_Dallas, sounds like a plan, good luck
[12:52] <halberd> I'm looking for a command line client parsnip
[12:52] <K_Dallas> :) thanks kunwon1
[12:52] <shyam_k> dpkg-reconfigure locales is not showing me the list.. how to make it show? tried setting the priority of debconf to medium/low but no way..
[12:53] <defrysk> shyam_k, use sudo ?
[12:53] <shyam_k> ofcourse
[12:53] <shyam_k> ops yeah its there
[12:53] <shyam_k> i mean i tried it with sudo itself..
[12:53] <bhindi> hy allz
[12:53] <bhindi> reaching root directry cmd plz
[12:54] <kunwon1> bhindi, cd /
[12:54] <bhindi> thanxs
[12:54] <TheNo1Yeti> o I'm building a new web server and I'm trying to decide on which web server to go with.  Right now I'm torn between ngnix, apache, & lighttp.  Anyone have any experience/suggestions/etc on which is the best.  Especially in a low memory environment?   The server is running Ubuntu 8.04 also.
[12:54] <kunwon1> you are welcome.
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> halberd: theres ircii or irssi
[12:54] <seemore> omega.bg
[12:54] <case^> TheNo1Yeti: lighttp AND apache?
[12:55] <bhindi> nothing  happen with this cmd kunwon1
[12:55] <halberd> parsnip I'm using ircii and switching to irssi
[12:55] <kunwon1> TheNo1Yeti, I've run lighttpd, I can recommend it.. relatively easy to use, fast, and minimal footprint. I ran it with php as a cgi on a VPS with 64mb of RAM
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> halberd: weedchat
[12:55] <yedidia> hi guys!
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> halberd: epic
[12:55] <bhindi> nothing  happen with this cmd kunwon1
[12:55] <shyam_k> bhindi: look behind the prompt, it would have / in it
[12:55] <kunwon1> !repeat | bhindi
[12:55] <yedidia> qulqu'un parle francais ?
[12:55] <defrysk> !fr
[12:55] <TheNo1Yeti> kunwon1: Okay thanks.  I have always ran apache before so I am use to it.  Have used lighttp once but never long enough to get a real feel for it.   Thanks for the info
[12:55] <kunwon1> bhindi, what are you trying to do?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> !coffee
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> yay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[12:56] <bhindi> i want 2 reach on root
[12:56] <defrysk> :)
[12:56] <yedidia> lol
[12:56] <kunwon1> TheNo1Yeti, no problem
[12:56] <bhindi> i type cd but nothoing happen
[12:56] <bhindi> its same
[12:56] <kunwon1> bhindi, do you mean the directory /root or the root of your filesystem?
[12:56] <halycon> !java
[12:56] <bhindi> yap
[12:57] <bhindi> or root command
[12:57] <kunwon1> bhindi, to get to the root of your filesystem, type 'cd /' in the console without the quotes. To get to the /root directory, type 'cd /root'
[12:57] <Puppy> ActionParsnip
[12:57] <bhindi> oks thanxs
[12:58] <shyam_k> i have been seeing this at every place, did dpkg-reconfigure locales depricate the facility to show the list?
[12:58] <Puppy> i am completly stuck with this wifi :(
[12:58] <Puppy> andyone good with wifi ?
[12:58] <Puppy> anyone in the UK ?
[12:59] <defrysk> et phone home ?
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: they dont have to be from uk to help in irc
[12:59] <ikonia> Puppy yes, why do you need someone in the uk
[12:59] <Puppy> ActionParsnip / ikonia - that was 2 different questions
[12:59] <nnull> maybe he only speaks ukanese
[12:59] <ikonia> Puppy "hy do you need someone in the uk"
[12:59] <Puppy> nbull you speak it
[12:59] <defrysk> ah a Ukanian
[13:00] <Puppy> ikonia - i have ubuntu runngin on this machine, im after womeone i can chat to on the phone
[13:00] <case^> Puppy: you want someone to give you there number
[13:00] <Puppy> ikonia - cos it takes forever tryign somethig, rebooting, giving results, rebooting again
[13:00] <ikonia> Puppy you don't need phone support, you can't share info well
[13:00] <case^> Puppy: 0800-DIAL-A-MUG
[13:01] <Puppy> ikonia - its not about sharing info, its about having to reboot try something, reboot, tell them what happened, reboot try something else, reboot tell them that didnt work
[13:01] <Puppy> takes forever
[13:01] <ikonia> Puppy yes but you can't share info over the phone - it's goot to have it visable
[13:01] <IdleOne> Puppy: takes just as long if the person is on the phone
[13:01] <Puppy> case^ - im happy to give my number, and have you withold number, i got no interest in your priv data
[13:01] <Puppy> IdleOne are you crazy
[13:01] <ikonia> Puppy: don't fish for phone numbers in here
[13:02] <Puppy> ikonia - read up
[13:02] <Puppy> ikonia - read before you throw stupid insults about
[13:02] <defrysk> Puppy, be polite
[13:02] <IdleOne> Puppy: reboot time is the same. waiting on irc for you to return with info or waiting on the phone is the same
[13:02] <md22_> can World of Warcraft be played on Ubuntu ?
[13:02] <ikonia> Puppy: I'm not throwing insults, I'm asking you to not fish for phone numebrs as you just have done
[13:02] <Puppy> IdleOne no its not, cos it means i dont have to reboot...
[13:02] <kunwon1> md22_, yes
[13:02] <case^> Puppy: look up the canonical tech support number
[13:02] <Puppy> ikonia no i havent. read again
[13:02] <ikonia> md22_: it can run through wine - but people have varied expereinces
[13:02] <IdleOne> Puppy: now that is stupid
[13:02] <Puppy> case^ already have
[13:03] <mclure> what am I supposed to do in order to let a maximized window frame lay beneath the unexpanded gnome main panel?
[13:03] <md22_> ok
[13:03] <Puppy> IdleOne they wont support the hardware, say i need to speak to manafacturer, manafacturer say 2 ill get back to you "
[13:03]  * IdleOne leaves it to the experts to deal with. ikonia I see a kick in your future 
[13:03] <bullgard4> Where to find an introduction or a manual to ALSA? The articles in the German and the English Wikipedia and on the ALSA homepage are of poor quality.
[13:03] <ikonia> bullgard4: not an ubuntu question
[13:04] <bullgard4> ikonia: ALSA is no part of Ubuntu?
[13:04] <mclure> unchecked the setting 'constrain Y' in compiz configconfig settins manager, but doesn't affect the maximize function
[13:04] <ikonia> Puppy: just state your question and someone will work it through with you
[13:04] <Puppy> its upsetting when even the official support for a product cant tell you what is wrong
[13:04] <ikonia> bullgard4: yes, but alsa documentation and alsa it's self is nothing to do with ubuntu
[13:04] <Puppy> ikonia - ive had 3 diff peopel work through the same issue
[13:04] <ikonia> Puppy: right, so if it's fixed, great, if it's not lets worth through it some more
[13:04] <ikonia> Puppy: what official support is this /
[13:04] <bullgard4> ikonia: ALSA and ubuntu are very well linked.
[13:05] <ikonia> bullgard4 no they are not
[13:05] <ikonia> bullgard4: alsa is nothing to do with ubuntu
[13:05] <ikonia> bullgard4: ubuntu uses alsa - thats it
[13:05] <Puppy> ikonia on the site " payed support, cant remeber the name
[13:05] <Puppy> begin with a c lol
[13:05] <kunwon1> !enter | ikonia
[13:05] <ikonia> Puppy is it because your hardware is not supported on linux ?
[13:05] <Puppy> ikonia nope, others have it working
[13:05] <ikonia> kunwon1 I'm not using enter as a key I'm talking to multiple please.
[13:05] <ikonia> people
[13:05] <Puppy> ikonia its a damn wireless card
[13:06] <ikonia> Puppy thats not what I asked - I asked if you ahrware was supported
[13:06] <Puppy> ahh, im not sure " officially "
[13:06] <ikonia> Puppy if you've spoken to canonical - what reason did they give for not being able to support you ?
[13:06] <Puppy> although people say there shoudl be generic drivers for it, i think dasei said this
[13:06] <Puppy> ikonia - i needed to speak to the manafacturer regardign the drivers
[13:07] <ikonia> Puppy ok and what have the manufacuturere said ?
[13:07] <ikonia> Puppy: what type of card is it ?
[13:07] <Puppy> ikonia - after the idiot asked me what linux was... the he woudl " look into it, and get back to me "
[13:07] <halberd> well I'm going to reboot
[13:07] <Puppy> ikonia - dynamode
[13:07] <Rictoo> Damn, I can't remember the name of some application that starts with an M (I think) and is used for downloading shows and such
[13:07] <ikonia> Puppy he's not an idiot - it's not unreasonable to ask
[13:07] <halberd> I've had a few hours of uptime in which I've installed a lot of stuff
[13:07] <halberd> maybe it will start working on reboot
[13:07] <Rictoo> any help? :\
[13:08] <halycon> can anyone explain what fuse is? I stll dont understand it after reading the wiki and the faq
[13:08] <ikonia> halycon user space file system
[13:08] <Puppy> ikonia - nono, he really was an idiot, and i dont use that word lightly.. he was even looking at his own legacy website ( they changed recentally is seems )
[13:08] <ikonia> Puppy: google - first hit http://list.driverguide.com/list/LINUX/company336/index.html
[13:09] <halycon> ikonia, what is the point of it though? Like what does it allow you to do
[13:09] <ikonia> Puppy checking the first link in google.....perhaps the guy on the phone was not an "idiot" after all
[13:09] <ikonia> halycon it allows a user to mount and have his own "personal" file system access (access is the key)
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> best way is to shop smart
[13:09] <Puppy> ikonia - first link in google when searchign for
[13:09] <Puppy> ikonia - ive already trye dthoes drivers
[13:09] <ikonia> Puppy: your driver name and linux
[13:10] <ikonia> Puppy: right - so they are the official drivers from your manufacturere,
[13:10] <ikonia> halycon: http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
[13:10] <ikonia> halycon: overview on that page
[13:10] <Puppy> ikonia - the official drivers have never worked for me
[13:10] <Puppy> ikonia - not even on windows
[13:11] <halycon> ikonia, why is there a wikipedia and a gmail thing though for it
[13:11] <ikonia> Puppy then you may want to consider changing cards/buying supported hardware
[13:11] <ikonia> halycon not sure what you mean
[13:11] <ikonia> Puppy: exactly what model card is it ?
[13:12] <Puppy> ikonia - second
[13:12] <drowner> puppy: The official drivers don't work on linux OR windows? Stupid question: Are you sure you know what card it is?
[13:12] <ikonia> drowner: hence my question
[13:12] <case^> drowner: sensible question
[13:12] <Puppy> ikonia - its pci 11mbs, which makes it ...
[13:12] <ikonia> Puppy which makes it what ?
[13:13] <Puppy> ikonia - WL-XI-600XA
[13:13] <halycon> ikonia, I thought i had read something about it and gmail and wikipedia
[13:13] <toggles_w> is 8.10-rc out? i'm going to upgrade a friends windows box, is 8.10-rc worth it or stick with 8.04?
[13:13] <ikonia> halycon not that I'm aware of
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: give them the line from lspci
[13:13] <IdleOne> toggles_w: stick with 8.04 for now
[13:14] <ikonia> Puppy: that is the official driver http://download.driverguide.com/driver/WL-XI-600XA/Dynamode/d387066.html
[13:14] <toggles_w> IdleOne: thanks mate
[13:14] <halycon> I have all these video files and I cannot hear the audio for them they use a really obscure codec called Qualcom Pure voice that came with Quicktime 3 or something does anyone know how to get it to work with Ubuntu
[13:14] <toggles_w> IdleOne: oh.. is there an upgrade path to 8.10? (sorry I use gentoo, not familiar with ubuntu)
[13:14] <kunwon1> halcyon, tried VLC?
[13:14] <Puppy> ikonia - yeah, like i said, i already tryed it :D
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> !upgrade | toggles_w
[13:14] <neko> toggles_w, there's almost always an upgrade path in ubuntu
[13:14] <ikonia> Puppy: and here they are from the official dynamode site http://www.dynamode.co.uk/support/drivers/wireless/wl-xi-600xa/wl-xi-600xa-LINUX.zip
[13:15] <ActionParsnip> toggles_w: 8.10 isnt out for 8 days
[13:15] <toggles_w> neko: thanks, i remember the old days where you reinstalled...
[13:15] <ikonia> Puppy other than that it is not listed as a supported chipset in the kenrel docs
[13:15] <neko> yeah ;)
[13:15] <neko> toggles_w, honestly linux has come a long way
[13:15] <halycon> kunwon1, yeah i have they play the video but not the audio
[13:15] <Puppy> ikonia - indeed, do i tryed the ndiswrapper with the win drivers i have on this machine which i know work cos im usign them now
[13:16] <Puppy> ikonia - adn that didnt work either :S
[13:16] <toggles_w> neko: true, but i switched to gentoo years ago and never looked back, just not "friendly" to a windows person... thanks for your help
[13:16] <ikonia> Puppy you just said they didn't work in windows ?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> toggles_w: i think its fine
[13:16] <Puppy> ikonia - the official drivers dont
[13:16] <ikonia> Puppy ndiswrapper is not a "stable" technology
[13:16] <drowner> ikonia: i think he means the drivers he is using NOW, possibly?
[13:16] <Puppy> ikonia - i figured that out
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: you need the right windows drivers for ndiswrapper to work.
[13:17] <ikonia> Puppy: your card is not supported, and there are vendor drivers - if the vendor drivers don't work I suggest you get support from tehm from your vendor
[13:17] <Puppy> ikonia - i tryed it with official windows, and the drivers i have runnign on this xp now
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: go to the manufacters site and download the latest drivers that will work
[13:17] <drowner> Puppy: What are the drivers that do work supposed to be for?
[13:17] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - it didnt, why do you think i spent 4 ohurs pissing about with wrapper
[13:17] <ikonia> Puppy moderate your language please.
[13:17] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: did you get an install cd with it?
[13:17] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - they are the drivers that are makign the card work as we speak
[13:18] <zombierip> I still only have one cpu
[13:18] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - yes, and they never worked with windows, but i have tryed loading them into wrapper also
[13:18] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: are you running a 32bit version of ubuntu or 64bit?
[13:18] <drowner> Puppy: And what are those drivers for? Where did you get them, if the official ones do not work?
[13:18] <Puppy> ikonia - appologies
[13:19] <Puppy> drowner - no, if i install the official drivers onto XP, it does not pick up the card, the ones that i am using now, that work with xp, i cant remeber where i got
[13:19] <Puppy> drowner - but ive tryed official and these
[13:19] <Puppy> drowner - even drivers for other card versions, none work
[13:19] <zombierip> can anyone help me get my ubuntu to show both cores of my processor
[13:19] <ikonia> Puppy contact teh vendeor
[13:19] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: did you try the link i gave you with the firmware stuff
[13:19] <ikonia> Puppy: support@dynamode.co.uk
[13:19] <drowner> Puppy: It sounds like its a problem with your card. But I want to know which drivers do work. Maybe they have more than one chipset or somerthing?
[13:19] <Puppy> ikonia ive had them on the phone there " gettign back to me " remeber
[13:20] <ikonia> Puppy great, so wait for them to get back to you
[13:20] <ikonia> Puppy: as people in here can't support a 3rd party driver,
[13:20] <Puppy> ikonia - i was waiting 2 weeks from them when i 1st had the issue on windows regarding the card not workign lol
[13:20] <ikonia> Puppy thats their issue
[13:20] <ikonia> Puppy you need to take that up with them
[13:20] <Puppy> ikonia - there issue, but my problem
[13:20] <intan> hai
[13:21] <ikonia> Puppy yes, that is true
[13:21] <Puppy> ikonia - im sorry if im comming across as an ass, ive been at this for over 24 hours strait now :S
[13:21] <supravat> hi
[13:21] <ikonia> Puppy: then fo and take a break
[13:21] <_3menda> ! mount raid ext3
[13:21] <LjjjL> is there any alternative to diald for running something when a network request is detected, and running something else when there's been no network activity?
[13:21] <Puppy> ikonia - i will once i ge this runnign well
[13:21] <_3menda> !mount raid ext3
[13:21] <ikonia> Puppy itsn't not going to happen
[13:21] <Puppy> ikonia - it took me 3 days to get the thing installing because of my software raid lol
[13:21] <ikonia> _3menda: what's the problem
[13:21] <_3menda> !raid
[13:21] <Puppy> ikonia - yes it is
[13:22] <ikonia> Puppy I'm reading through the docs now - it's not going to happen
[13:22] <drowner> Puppy: the problem is: your card, as far as I can tell. It won't work with official drivers on more than one OS.
[13:22] <_3menda> ikonia I want mount raid ext3 volume
[13:22] <_3menda> and I can't get
[13:22] <ikonia> _3menda what type of raid
[13:22] <Puppy> drowner - its not on more than 1 os
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> software raid sucks, get a raid card to see real speed
[13:22] <supravat> hi
[13:22] <Puppy> drowner - there completly seperate installs,
[13:22] <ikonia> Puppy I can see why the 3rd party driver isn't working
[13:22] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - does the job for me
[13:22] <drowner> puppy: yes it is. You said yourself that the official drivers didn't get your card running on Windows OR linux
[13:23] <Puppy> ikonia - can you ?
[13:23] <_3menda> ikonia this hhd was a nas (WD mybookworld) but doesn't go  on lan anymore so I decided to take the hhd and put in a usb case but I can't read anythink
[13:23] <Puppy> drowner - i will get it to work
[13:23] <ikonia> Puppy UI can see 2 things, the first in the "README" that comes witht eh drives that says it's last support for linux is Redhat 9 (a 2.4 kernel)
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: turn the wake on lan of windows off in device manager. Ive seen it make it affect network adapters
[13:23] <supravat> hi Melissa
[13:23] <ikonia> _3menda you can't just take disks out and expect them to "raid"
[13:23] <escola> bom dia a todos
[13:23] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - the ob lan is completly disabled
[13:24] <cb__> i have a question - is it possible to copy the installation back to a live cd keeping all modifications?
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: it can affect wifi lan too
[13:24] <escola> preciso de ajuda pra montar uma rede com 1 impressora
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> !es | escola
[13:24] <ikonia> !es > escola
[13:24] <drowner> !po | escola
[13:24] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - let me rephrase, there are no LAN Ethernet drivers runnign on the machine, therefor no configs
[13:24] <drowner> !pt | escola
[13:24] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - this is a gutted win xp.
[13:25] <_3menda> so ikonia what I can do ?? I really need to recovery my data !! please
[13:25] <ikonia> Puppy the drivers was last updated 2003 - it's not supported
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: does the system you are setting up wireless have windows on it at all?
[13:25] <ikonia> _3menda put it back in the nas and fix the issues in the nas
[13:25] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - im talking to you on it
[13:25] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - through the wireless card
[13:25] <_3menda> how I can fix I guess there is some problem on the boot partition
[13:25] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: then you need to turn off wake on lan capability
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: i think its termed allow this device to wake the system up
[13:26] <ActionParsnip> Puppy: it can make lan devices go wonky
[13:26] <neko> toggles_w, i'm about to try an upgrade path from hardy to ibex
[13:26] <neko> so i went and marked every installed package for removal, then marked ubuntu-desktop for re-installation...
[13:26] <neko> then unmarked it...
[13:26] <neko> thus dependancies for anything in ubu-desk stays ;)
[13:26] <FloodBot1> neko: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:26] <neko> my personal hack for going back to 'vanilla install' without _actually_ doing so
[13:26] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - that option is set an enabled when the device is activated ad detected in wondows
[13:26] <neko> it's still removing the l's lol
[13:26] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - that have never happened on this machine
[13:26] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - but i will check for the sake of checkign
[13:26] <neko_> oi!
[13:27] <Puppy> ActionParsnip - brb need to reboot to enable lan
[13:27] <neko_> o jeez thanx FloodBot1
[13:27] <_3menda> ikonia so doesn't exsist any chance to mount that volume ?? on linux distribution ??
[13:27] <jrib> 5
[13:27] <neko_> _3menda, what filesystem type?
[13:27] <bastid_raZor> 4
[13:28] <_3menda> neko_ ext3 ---> raid
[13:28] <neko_> sure
[13:28] <neko_> thats easy
[13:28] <neko_> is the raid corrupted or anything?
[13:28] <neko_> data erased?
[13:28] <neko_> or you just need to mount an old raid?
[13:29] <_3menda> neko is an hhd from a nas system ... it wont start anymore so for recovery my data I put that hdd in a usb case but seems to be impossible to mount
[13:29] <ikonia> _3menda you won't be able to amke the raid stripe outside of the nas box
[13:29] <_3menda> may be is corrupted something ...(probaly thats why doesn't start anymore) but the partition of the data seems to be ok
[13:30] <neko_> _3menda, how was the box setup
[13:30] <matt____> I have a server running Ubuntu. A while back I accidently ran rm -r on my home directory, but I stopped it before any serious damage was done. It works, but I'm having trouble using tab completion. It turns out that all of my config files were wiped...meaning .*
[13:30] <neko_> raid 1, 0 , jbod, 5 ?
[13:30] <matt____> What I'd like to know is what config file "helps" tab completion? I can't use it at apt for all.
[13:30] <neko_> matt___, it may complain about missing files
[13:30] <b64aa6> What's the most ovious reason for why a utf-8 filename (in ext2) is being displayed in question marks like ?????? and so.
[13:30] <neko_> to fix those just create another user
[13:30] <_3menda> neko I don't know  the maker is ... WD mybook world 500giga
[13:30] <neko_> and whatever file it complains about, move to your home and take ownership
[13:31] <neko_> just make sure to kepe permissions the same
[13:31] <neko_> _3menda, is it making noise or anything?
[13:31] <ikonia> _3menda a mybook is just one disk isn't it ?
[13:31] <neko_> ikonia, can be either.
[13:31] <neko_> 90% are single tho
[13:31] <ikonia> neko_ never seen multiple disk mybooks
[13:31] <_3menda> is only one disk ... and make the normal noise .. as any hhd
[13:31] <ikonia> _3menda how can it be raid in only 1 disk
[13:32] <neko_> brbz
[13:32] <tARrAScH> Hello! When I boot, occasionally it makes the partition checks. Recently I discovered it says that some  partitions are about ~10% noncontiguous. What actions will it do about it?, and what actions should I do about it? And what does it mean?
[13:32] <neko_> its probably lvm not raid
[13:32] <neko_> if youve lvm2 package installed then do vgscan and some stuff like that
[13:32] <neko_> bbiab
[13:32] <vbabiy> Hey does any one know when the RC will be out
[13:33] <_3menda> ikonia I know is strange .. .but probaly is in raid because there is a linux partition (for the boot and all this thing) and athor for data another may be for  web interface
[13:33] <ikonia> _3menda you can't have a raid system with 1 disk
[13:33] <_3menda> ikonia how I can check ?? to be 100% sure ??
[13:33] <ikonia> _3menda I am %100 sure
[13:34] <_3menda> gparted  was printing FLAG raid
[13:34] <ikonia> _3menda: you can't have a raid setup with 1 disk
[13:34] <utente> ubuntu
[13:35] <ikonia> _3menda plug the disk in and do "sudo fdisk -l" and put the output in a pastebin please.
[13:35] <_3menda> so wich software I can run to see ??
[13:36] <guiz> hi
[13:36] <_3menda> ok  one second
[13:37] <Kage_Jittai> how do I install frame buffer devices?
[13:37] <b64aa6> filesystem (ext2) with UTF-8 filename is displayed like "??????????" . Could anyone nudge me in the right direction?
[13:37] <jrib> b64aa6: i'd fsck
[13:38] <lkundrak> hi!
[13:38] <joaopinto> b64aa6, it's not related to utf-8, that is fully supported by ext2/3
[13:38] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: So it's my terminal?
[13:39] <lkundrak> where do I find kernel package's changelog? I'm specifically interested in what changed between 2.6.24-19 and 2.6.24-21
[13:39] <halish_> lo
[13:39] <_3menda> ikonia http://paste.ubuntu.com/61504
[13:39] <halish_> what time is the rc released?
[13:39] <LjjjL> is there any alternative to diald for running something when a network request is detected, and running something else when there's been no network activity?
[13:39] <joaopinto> b64aa6, most likely your FS is corrupted :P
[13:39] <cha0xm1nd> hello all
[13:40] <ikonia> _3menda: according tot he output of fdisk - you only have 1 drive (your system drive) the external drive appears dead / not seen
[13:40] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: Filesystem is good. (at least from my winNT4) I think it's from me messing up the setting, but not sure how.
[13:40] <joaopinto> b64aa6, erm, winnt ? winNT does not support ext2
[13:41] <joaopinto> if you used the extfs driver for windows, it is not that stable, and it may be the root of your problem
[13:41] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: It' only from the console (xterm) that's the prob. Btw, lookup ext2win (rather old softweare) that you can use to view ext filesystem from windows
[13:41] <tdawgedogg> im using a router and connected directly to the modem and i cant get an internet connection...works fine in windows....network is trying to connect via dhcp i think
[13:41] <tdawgedogg> how does that work?
[13:41] <_3menda> ikonia at the moment I'm running 8.10 beta but with gentoo I saw the hhd ...
[13:41] <ikonia> tdawgedogg your using debian, please take this to debian
[13:42] <_3menda> can I go in gentoo and try againg
[13:42] <joaopinto> b64aa6, can you browse it properly from nautilus ?
[13:42] <ikonia> _3menda: please do
[13:42] <b64aa6> yep
[13:42] <_3menda> ok one sec
[13:42] <b64aa6> good grom gthumb, as well
[13:42] <ikonia> tdawgedogg please stop asking debian questions in this channel
[13:43] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: yes
[13:43] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: you have not joined debian since the last time we spoke about this, and have persisted to ask in this channel about debian issues.
[13:43] <Skhaen> whois Skhaen
[13:43] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: do you understand ?
[13:43] <joaopinto> b64aa6, so it's a xterm issue :P
[13:43] <joaopinto> use gnome-terminal :P
[13:43] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: i guess...
[13:44] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: xconsole?
[13:44] <Torway> Hi, I have a sound problem that I can not seem to figure out how to solve. I have a new AMD64 bit with ATI Radeon HD3200 graphics and using a HDMI cable to connect the computer to the LCD TV that I use. I can not seem to get any sound out of the TV speakers, but when I plug in headphones into the computer the sound works just fine. I am new to Ubuntu and feel certain that this problem is due to my limited understanding of how to set up the
[13:44] <Torway> system with HDMI and so on. Any ideas please!?
[13:44] <writing> how do i install readline?
[13:45] <LjjjL> writing: it will get installed automatically when a package needs it
[13:45] <mynameistux> how do I remove banshee and all config files, is it "sudo apt-get purge banshee -1" ?
[13:45] <b64aa6> ﻿joaopinto: thanks
[13:45] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: please acknowledge you understand
[13:46] <IdleOne> mynameistux: sudo apt-get purge --remove package
[13:46] <IdleOne> or is it remove --purge
[13:46] <tdawgedogg> sure ikonia whatever man
[13:46] <BOZG> remove --purge I think.
[13:46] <ikonia> tdawgedogg: please join #debian - I spoke to you about this earlier and you have just ignored it
[13:47] <IdleOne> yeah remove --purge makes more sense. ( remove package then --purge configs )
[13:47] <cha0xm1nd> well i have been trying to install Ubuntu 8.04x64, it installs without problems, but when i reboot it stops at the boot loader
[13:47] <mynameistux> so, sudo apt-remove --purge banshee-1 right?
[13:47] <LjjjL> it's either "aptitude purge package" or "apt-get --purge remove package"
[13:47] <_3menda> ikonia http://paste.ubuntu.com/61507
[13:48] <IdleOne> mynameistux: according to LjjjL it is apt-get --ppurge remove package
[13:48] <ikonia> _3menda ok - so the partition type is set to raid, that doesn't mean it's using raid
[13:48] <writing> I'm having trouble compiling postgresql on ubuntu
[13:48] <_3menda> sorry some txt will be in italian .. but I'm pretty sure that you'll reconize anyway
[13:48] <IdleOne> -p
[13:48] <writing> when I ./configure it can't find readline
[13:48] <writing> help
[13:48] <LjjjL> IdleOne: where you put the --purge makes no difference
[13:48] <LjjjL> although options are generally put before commands
[13:48] <ikonia> _3menda: as root mkdir -p /mnt/mybook-disk && mount /dev/sdb4 /mnt/mybook-disk
[13:48] <ziroday> writing: why are you trying to compile postgresql?
[13:48] <_3menda> so ikonia what do you subjest ?
[13:48] <writing> I need to hack it
[13:48] <_3menda> ok one second
[13:48] <LjjjL> writing: then you don't really want readline, but you want the development package for it
[13:48] <IdleOne> LjjjL: ok thanks
[13:49] <writing> what is it called?
[13:49] <LjjjL> writing: then why don't you fetch the source package from ubuntu repositories, and hack from that, so you don't have to ask such questions, because needed packages get installed automatically?
[13:49] <ziroday> writing: try install libreadline5-dev
[13:49] <LjjjL> writing: type "sudo apt-get build-dep <
[13:49] <LjjjL> darn ziroday
[13:49] <LjjjL> writing: type "sudo apt-get build-dep <package-you-want-to-compile>"
[13:50] <arpegius> what package has ifconfig/
[13:50] <arpegius> ?
[13:50] <LjjjL> writing: that will install all the build dependencies you need (including readline). then type "apt-get source <package-you-want-to-compile>", and you will have a directory with the source code
[13:50] <_3menda> ikonia it says tha t the special devicie /dev/sdb4 doesn't exit
[13:50] <ikonia> _3menda ls -la /dev/sdb4
[13:51] <arpegius> nvm... needed to sudo ifconfig
[13:51] <writing> ok thanks
[13:51] <_3menda> ikonia there is only /dev/sdb
[13:52] <ikonia> _3menda: there is a problem with that disk then if the devices are not being created
[13:52] <Tumie> Hi guys, when can I download the Intrepid Ibex Release Candidate, If i watch the ReleaseSchedule, he need to come today..
[13:52] <_3menda> ikonia /dev/sdb4 no such file or directory
[13:52] <_3menda> so no way to make it up ??
[13:53] <mynameistux> if you want to upgrade to it, run update-manager -d in the alt-f2 box
[13:53] <ikonia> _3menda: you can make it but if it's not being detected and make is't self, I'd guess the the disk does have an issue
[13:53] <mynameistux> Tumie: if you want to upgrade to it, run update-manager -d in the alt-f2 box
[13:53] <starscalling> weeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[13:53] <ziroday> Tumie: the release candidate will arrive when the release candidate arrives :), please ask your questions in #ubuntu+1 regarding intrepid
[13:54] <Tumie> ziroday: thanks
[13:54] <_3menda> ok ikonia thanks for your help anyway ..
[13:54] <writing> what's the drill for compiling software? make, make deps, make install?
[13:54] <writing> is that right?
[13:54] <joaopinto> writing, it depends on the software, check the README or INSTALL doc
[13:54] <gnomefreak> writing: ./configure
[13:54] <writing> ls
[13:55] <joaopinto> usually, its, ./configure; ./make; ./make instal
[13:55] <gnomefreak> joaopinto: no ./ for make makeinstall'
[13:55] <joaopinto> ops, sorry, neither for make
[13:55] <joaopinto> :P
[13:55] <gnomefreak> ok be back breakfaast
[13:55] <blip->  hi, i don't know what happened I just restarted my system after installing some image manip tools (i believe it was imagemagick and nbpm or something like that) and now upon boot im presented with a text login.   I can run openbox,.   but KDE was somehow uninstalled... i reinstalled kdebase-bin and kdm, but kdm doesn't give me the kde session on login ?   Any idea how to fix this ?    Thanks
[13:58] <LjjjL> writing: no, "apt-get source package", edit the source, "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -b"
[13:58] <blip-> quick question,  if i reinstall ubuntu without formatting my home directory... will it keep the program settings etc.. ?
[13:58] <stork> hey guys, isn't there a program that picks the fastest mirrors for sources.list for you? I tried to google it but I couldn't find it, anyone know?
[13:58] <blip-> i just found out this Adept piece of crap package manager uninstalled almost EVERYTHING on my system !  Even stuff like yakuake terminal and conky...!
[13:59] <LjjjL> blip-: if you do keep your home directory, yes, but it's not trivial to tell the installer to keep it... i believe you'll need the alternate cd for that
[13:59] <IdleOne> blip-: kubuntu-desktop is the package you want
[13:59] <LjjjL> blip-: uh, then just type "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" to get stuff restored
[13:59] <ziroday> stork: apt-spy is a commandline program to do that. You can also  use the software sources program to find the fastest mirror for you as well
[13:59] <blip-> oh
[14:00] <stork> ziroday: the software sources program?
[14:00] <blip-> lemme check.  i hope i don't have to reinstall.  i am really sick of reinstalling linux everytime something breaks instead of fixing it :(
[14:00] <ziroday> stork: you can find in the menu System > Administration > Software Sources
[14:00] <joaopinto> blip-, you are advised to read the list of what is about to be removed before clicking "Yes" !
[14:00] <LjjjL> blip-: then don't... i haven't reinstalled my Kubuntu in years
[14:00] <blip-> stork: there is an option there i believe that automatically sets the fasters mirror. but you are better of selecting it manually
[14:01] <IdleOne> blip-: the option selects the closest mirror IIRC not necessarily the fastest
[14:02] <IdleOne> but manual selection of mirror works better for me also
[14:02] <mynameistux> bye all, will be in ubuntu=1
[14:02] <mynameistux> +1
[14:02] <defrysk> +
[14:02] <mynameistux> w/e
[14:02] <IdleOne> mynameistux: thanks for the warning
[14:03] <blip-> gotta plugin the ethernet cable.  will be back to report . thanks
[14:03] <IdleOne> wonder why an app like imagemagik would remove kde
[14:03] <stork> cheers guys, I found a mirror run by my ISP :)
[14:04] <squarebracket> which packages do i install to update my kernel?
[14:04] <Torway> Hi, I have a sound problem that I can not seem to figure out how to solve. I have a new AMD64 bit with ATI Radeon HD3200 graphics and using a HDMI cable to connect the computer to the LCD TV that I use. I can not seem to get any sound out of the TV speakers, but when I plug in headphones into the computer the sound works just fine. I am new to Ubuntu and feel certain that this problem is due to my limited understanding of how to set up the
[14:04] <Torway> system with HDMI and so on. Any ideas please!?
[14:04] <IdleOne> squarebracket: when a kernel update is available update manager will let you know
[14:05] <stork> 1800kB/s downloads :)
[14:05] <stork> happy happy happy.
[14:05] <squarebracket> IdleOne, is the number after the - irrelevant, then?
[14:05] <IdleOne> squarebracket: not at all
[14:06] <squarebracket> IdleOne, so... it is relevant?
[14:06] <IdleOne> yes
[14:06] <IdleOne> squarebracket: run uname -a what kernel you running
[14:06] <IdleOne> ?
[14:07] <squarebracket> IdleOne, 2.6.22-14-rt
[14:07] <squarebracket> oh, -a
[14:07] <kiagage> hello all Im thinking of picking up the 8.10 RC as soon as it's out, Im a little impatient, should i rather wait for the final release?
[14:07] <squarebracket> IdleOne, you want the full -a?
[14:07] <IdleOne> squarebracket: just need the kernel version
[14:07] <kunwon1> ziroday, you use apt-spy on ubuntu? What do you use to parse the package lists?
[14:07] <kunwon1> mirror lists, I mean
[14:07] <LjjjL> where is apt-spy to begin with
[14:08] <kunwon1> LjjjL, it's been pulled from ubuntu repos
[14:08] <IdleOne> squarebracket: I am running ubuntu beta release so I am not certain what kernel your ubuntu version is using
[14:08] <LjjjL> kunwon1: unmaintained?
[14:08] <squarebracket> IdleOne,  2.6.22-14-rt
[14:08] <bebe> ne 1 up?
[14:08] <bebe> hey all
[14:08] <IdleOne> bebe: probably all sitting
[14:08] <bebe> lol
[14:08] <bebe> me too
[14:09] <bahadunn> I am sitting
[14:09] <charles> Is any
[14:09] <kunwon1> LjjjL, ubuntu doesn't provide an easily parseable list of mirrors that can be used by apt-spy, and no one did the work of figuring out how to parse the e.g. wiki page that lists the mirrors, and without a proper list of mirrors it's useless
[14:09] <charles> dam i cannot boot my dam live cd
[14:09] <bebe> any one know if i can use two nic cards and use them as so i can use twice the bandwidth??
[14:10] <hateball> bebe» bonding
[14:10] <bahadunn> bebe: its called interface teaming or bonding
[14:10] <LjjjL> kunwon1: uhm, doesn't seem to me a good enough reason to pull it... you could just have the package provide a built-in list of mirrors, they're not even hard to figure out, given they're all xx.archive.ubuntu.com
[14:10] <IdleOne> charles: give the cd " all_generic_ide " option before hitting enter
[14:10] <bahadunn> bebe: and yes it is possible to do that
[14:10] <charles> IdleOne, explain...
[14:10] <amikrop> Hello. I installed a theme, but it only applies to my user, not the root.
[14:10] <amikrop> How can I make it apply for the root, too?
[14:10] <bebe> thank you bahadunn
[14:10] <bebe> i will look it up
[14:10] <bahadunn> bebe: no problem
[14:10] <charles> amikrop, themes are installed in ~/.gnome* copy that folder to root
[14:11] <amikrop> Actually, not only it didn't apply for root, but it removed the "Human" theme for root.
[14:11] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I'm reading the bug report, wherein it was stated that it's been removed from ubuntu >= feisty. Maybe I'm misinterpreting something :) https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apt-spy/+bug/1780
[14:11] <IdleOne> charles:when the Options come on screen to " Try Ubuntu" or Install Ubuntu you type in ( all_generic_ide ) and then select Try Ubuntu
[14:11] <charles> IdleOne, currently trying to boot with noapic flag, getting tons of errors
[14:11] <charles> IdleOne, oki
[14:11] <amikrop> charles: Now root does not have "Human", but another, uglier.
[14:12] <redheat_> hi everyone
[14:12] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I'm guessing someone decided that it would be unacceptable to have to update the package whenever the list of mirrors changed
[14:12] <charles> amikrop, why do you want root to have a theme anyway?
[14:12] <IdleOne> charles: if that works then test the cd. also using the Alternate Install cd might work better for you
[14:12] <charles> amikrop, you need to move the gtk conf files too
[14:12] <charles> IdleOne, i have never hadt this problem before
[14:12] <IdleOne> charles: things happen :)
[14:13] <charles> Oki restarting
[14:13] <amikrop> charles: where are they?
[14:13] <charles> amikrop open nautilus to your user directory and press ctrl+h that shows hidden folders
[14:13] <redheat_> folks,  I was wondering if anyone can help me with this problem, I have a wireless adapter, a Belkin, and it's it should be working fine, since I see all the wireless networks in my area listed in the network manager, but everytime I try to login by entering my WPA key, I use a wpa-psk security key for my network, the process keeps going for a while and then it stops..nothing happens.?!..can anyone help with that..
[14:13] <LjjjL> kunwon1: they basically found it dangerous to have the Debian archives there, and it is. it still seems stupid to pull it to me, however. just provide it with a darn *empty* list of packages, i can add my own, thanks!
[14:14] <charles> i cant remeber exactly witch folder you might need
[14:14] <ikonia> redheat_ what version of ubuntu are you using /
[14:14] <amikrop> charles: I know, I ask where the gtk conf files, are (to copy them to /root).
[14:14] <charles> IdleOne, So now i got the Try Ubuntu page up
[14:14] <redheat_> 8.04 ikonia
[14:14] <charles> amikrop, .gtk?
[14:14] <DeeJayTwo> Even tough I've got daily update selected in "Software sources", I have no more automatic updates on my system..
[14:14] <IdleOne> charles pass all_generic_ide option same as you did for noacpi
[14:14] <amikrop> charles: alright. do I need to reboot, after the copy?
[14:14] <DeeJayTwo> Since I upgraded to 8.10
[14:14] <cens0red> does anyone have any good links on compiling your own kernel? I need to install a kernel patch, so as to solve this problem http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6018054#post6018054
[14:14] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I'm thinking about trying to get it re-added.. it sounds like a useful tool.
[14:14] <DeeJayTwo> Is there a package responsible for this?
[14:15] <ikonia> redheat_ from what you've said it's either a.) the key is wrong b.) your card's drivers are not supporting the encyption method you want
[14:15] <ikonia> redheat_: is theer anything int he syslog
[14:15] <bahadunn> is 8.10 out yet?
[14:15] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I've never been a maintainer, but seems like this package wouldn't need much work to be made useful again
[14:15] <charles> IdleOne, combined with the noapic flag?
[14:15] <ikonia> bahadunn no
[14:15] <HymnToLife> !kernel | cens0red
[14:15] <charles> bahadunn, not yet
[14:15] <IdleOne> charles: if you like but try without
[14:15] <bahadunn> thought it was not
[14:15] <redheat_> ikonia, how can I access the syslog..just bear me for a little while
[14:15] <DeeJayTwo> bahadunn : No.. it's the not yet released version ;)
[14:15] <ikonia> redheat_ it's a text file in /var/log
[14:15] <bahadunn> DeeJayTwo: got ya
[14:15] <redheat_> roger hold on a second
[14:16] <cens0red> HymnToLife yeah thanks but I've been following that page faithfully, and not getting anywhere.
[14:16] <charles> IdleOne, with the () brackets ?
[14:16] <DeeJayTwo> bahadunn : Anyway.. I got to fix some stuff in package dependencies and maybe I deleted the package responsible for the automatic update...
[14:16] <IdleOne> no
[14:16] <bahadunn> I see on the website it says 7 days to go
[14:16] <DeeJayTwo> I don't know its name.... does anybody know it?
[14:16] <IdleOne> charles: no brackets
[14:16] <amikrop> charles: Do I need to restart X?
[14:16] <HymnToLife> cens0red: then you'll have to ask a more precise question. Where are you stuck?
[14:16] <DeeJayTwo> bahadunn : Want 8.10?   sudo update-manager -d
[14:16] <escola> bom dia a todos
[14:16] <cens0red> HymnToLife http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6018054&postcount=22
[14:16] <redheat_> ikonia, I opened the file..is there something in particular I should look for?
[14:16] <LjjjL> kunwon1: should be a matter of getting the source package from Feisty repositories, patching the list of mirrors, and reopening the bug report with the patch attached
[14:17] <TiMiDo> escola, #ubuntu-es
[14:17] <LjjjL> !pt | escola
[14:17] <bahadunn> I wonder if it will be safe to upgrade right when 8.10 is out of if I should wait for it to get refined a bit
[14:17] <LjjjL> TiMiDo: no ;)
[14:17] <IdleOne> bahadunn: don't upgrade yet. not ready for general use, unless you want to help with bug fixing
[14:17] <LjjjL> bahadunn: the latter, if yyou ask me
[14:17] <escola> obriga ubottu
[14:17] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I'll give it a whack after work, thanks for your thoughts
[14:17] <ikonia> redheat_: scroll down to the bottom and scroll up and see if there is anything obvious about your network
[14:17] <cens0red> HymnToLife as my link shows, I get my first error in the Modify The Source To Your Needs Section
[14:17] <DeeJayTwo> I have no stability problems since last week
[14:17] <defrysk> bahadunn, just wait, its just one week to go
[14:17] <DeeJayTwo> Just no more automatic updates...
[14:17] <LjjjL> kunwon1: keep me updated, i will back you (i'm LjL here normally)
[14:17] <IdleOne> DeeJayTwo: #ubuntu+1
[14:17] <bahadunn> I meant once 8.10 is officially out
[14:18] <kunwon1> LjjjL, I know, and thanks :)
[14:18] <bebe> \q
[14:18] <IdleOne> bahadunn: update manager will offer to upgrade when released
[14:18] <LjjjL> bahadunn: i still say "wait". in my experience, it's common for upgrading flaws to be discovered after release
[14:18] <bahadunn> for example there were some problems with 8.04 when first relased right?
[14:18] <defrysk> bahadunn, once its out it should be pretty stablen ubuntu is not mandriva ;p
[14:18] <charles> IdleOne, it alot slower then previus maybe this time it will boot :=)
[14:18] <kunwon1> bahadunn, correct
[14:18] <bahadunn> 8.04.1 was much better from what I understand
[14:18] <HymnToLife> cens0red: the drive where you extracted the source is FAT32, right?
[14:18] <IdleOne> charles: hope so
[14:19] <bahadunn> so will the same thing happen with 8.10
[14:19] <kunwon1> bahadunn, only time will tell
[14:19] <bahadunn> maybe I should wait for 8.10.1 or whatever
[14:19] <LjjjL> bahadunn, do we look like we have a crystal ball?
[14:19] <bahadunn> fair enough
[14:19] <IdleOne> bahadunn: if we knew that we wouldn't have to worry about it now would we
[14:19] <bahadunn> LjjjL: you do
[14:19] <LjjjL> bahadunn: we don't know. but if you want to be on the safer side, wait
[14:19] <cens0red> HymnToLife no, don't have any FAT32 partitions
[14:19] <bahadunn> LjjjL: tell me where will I be in 5 years?
[14:19] <bahadunn> :-P
[14:20] <erki> bahadunn: In the bottom of a pyramid scheme, based on current observations
[14:20] <LjjjL> bahadunn: i don't know, my vision is shaded by the fact you're on a proxied host
[14:20] <defrysk> bahadunn, ubuntu13.4
[14:20] <bahadunn> heh
[14:20] <cens0red> HymnToLife also, in this part of the howto ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile#Get%20the%20kernel%20source ) it says I should get the source for the modules, but doesn't actually tell me what to do with it.
[14:20] <bahadunn> erki: bottom of the pyramid scheme?
[14:20] <charles> IdleOne, i will be so depressed it i cant revive my system, i would have to rewrite tons of software for my boss again..
[14:21] <erki> bahadunn: Just being stupid, ignore me
[14:21] <Flyzoola> Morning, guys. I'm having problems with ubuntu booting up, getting "kernel panic" error after I upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10 earlier last night. Any idea what to do? I'm not very knowledgeale on ubuntu
[14:21] <bahadunn> erki: understood
[14:21] <IdleOne> charles: you did not back anything up?
[14:21] <redheat_> ikonia, my WLAN's name is mentioned in a sequence of lines that begins with Deactivating wlan0 and it ends in what appears to be a sequence of stages regarding the initiation into my network..the important line, in my opinion, is this one..access point ..(my WLAN's name) is encrypted, but no Valid key exists, New key needed
[14:21] <charles> IdleOne, most of it but not all, and not the lastest database schema...
[14:22] <erki> Flyzoola: Can  you boot Ubuntu in recovery mode?
[14:22] <ikonia> redheat_ looks like your encyption method is not support
[14:22] <IdleOne> charles: you might want to consider a more agrresive approach to your backup schedual
[14:22] <ikonia> redheat_: or not setup correclt
[14:22] <HymnToLife> cens0red: well, you very possibly do not need any additional module than those that are shipped with the kernel, so don't worry about that
[14:22] <charles> IdleOne, i was just about to implement one..
[14:22] <redheat_> but the devices is functioning properly right ikonia
[14:22] <redheat_> ?
[14:23] <charles> IdleOne, crap i thing its hung itself...
[14:23] <redheat_> that's what I thought yesterday, i didn't need a new driver, it\s all about the encryption..
[14:23] <IdleOne> charles: what version of ubuntu you using?
[14:23] <Flyzoola> erki: Well, before it boots up I press esc, and I get to chose from a list. 4 out of the 6 options don't work. The other two only take me to my login manager. After I log in, I am not taken to my desktop.
[14:23] <charles> IdleOne, you know any other way to replace the kernels in /boot without beeing able to boot the live cd ?
[14:24] <erki> Flyzoola: Is backing up and reformatting an option? That's what I used to do with Windows, anyway :)
[14:24] <IdleOne> charles: I don't know how you would install a package without being able to boot or mount the drive
[14:24] <charles> IdleOne, i cant mount the drive
[14:24] <charles> IdleOne, i _CAN_ (typo)
[14:24] <redheat_> ikonia, does that mean I should install that WPA supplicant thing? or not...
[14:25] <akin0o> hi all !!
[14:25] <ikonia>  not sure, hand on heart
[14:25] <Flyzoola> erki, well my CD-Rom drive doesn't work. And I think backing everything up is going to be impossible now, since I can't access my desktop anyway. I mean, after I log in, I get sent to a blank screen. I can see my cursor, but nothing more.
[14:25] <IdleOne> charles:how?
[14:25] <redheat_> hi akin0o
[14:25] <erki> Flyzoola: Wait wait, you get to the graphical login?
[14:25] <charles> IdleOne, Super grub diskt
[14:25] <md22_> on a 64 bit processor is 64 linux much faster than 32 bit linux ?
[14:25] <akin0o> can anyone help me about sharing folders between windows and ubuntu??
[14:25] <lucax> did anyone try time vault?
[14:26] <charles> IdleOne, its got a gentoo system on it
[14:26] <paulo_> ola pessoal
[14:26] <paulo_> podem me tirar uma duvida?
[14:26] <erki> !english | paulo_
[14:26] <redheat_> anyhow.thanks ikonia..thank you for your help..truly appreciate it..
[14:26] <IdleOne> charles: does gentoo boot? if so boot to gentoo then mount your ubuntu partiton and fix what you need to fix. Don't ask me how #gentoo might be of help to you
[14:26] <ikonia> redheat_: dudb;t help much, don't use wpa much so don't know much about it
[14:27] <redheat_> nah friend, don't say that ...at least I know where the syslog is lol...
[14:27] <charles> IdleOne, main problem is how do i get the kernels for Ubuntu ?
[14:27] <Flyzoola> erki, yes. I can get to my graphical login. But you know after you log in how you get the little ubuntu splashscreen that has what's being loaded? I don't get that. I just get taken to a blank (well, peach-colored) screen with my cursor
[14:27] <IdleOne> charles: packages.ubuntu.com
[14:27] <Flyzoola> I can't click or anything, though, but I can move it around
[14:27] <redheat_>  I spent 8 hours yesterday trying to figure a driver for my wireless adapter card and for nothing..
[14:27] <redheat_> it's an encryption problem
[14:28] <erki> Flyzoola: When you get to the graphical login, try presssing ctrl+alt+f1 (or maybe f5) and you will get a terminal login. If you can login there we might be able to do something.
[14:28] <redheat_> hopefully they'll fix that in the next relief..by the way this problem didn't exist in the previous version..7.10 never ever did it happen, and I always use WPA..never WEP
[14:28] <akin0o> pls anyone can help me ??
[14:29] <Flyzoola> erki: alright, I am going to try it now. I have the computer in another room, but I will let you know once that is tried. I'll be right back
[14:29] <paulo_> erki, pvt
[14:29] <IdleOne> !samba > akin0o
[14:29] <dvyjones> How do I set my background to a completely black one?
[14:30] <akin0o> idleone: my problem is that i cant view the windows' folders from ubuntu!!
[14:30] <IdleOne> dvyjones: right click on dESKTOP AND CHANGE BACKGROUND. then play with the settings. ( sorry bout the caps )
[14:30] <md22_> I have a 64 bit CPU (AMD Athlon x2 5400) and wondering if the there is a significant speed increase in using 64 bit version of ubuntu instead of the 32 bit version
[14:30] <IdleOne> akin0o: you need to share the windows folder from windows
[14:31] <akin0o> idelone: i've did that!!! but from other windows terminals i see them, from ubuntu one not
[14:32] <IdleOne> akin0o: read the link ubottu gave you it might help. I don't use windows or share with windows
[14:32] <mojo_> haaaaalloooooooooo
[14:32] <afallenhope|work> anyone know if I could use the restricted drivers for an  ATI Technologies Inc RV515 [Radeon X1300].. I want 3D support.. Anytime I try to use the restricted drivers, I lose my display...
[14:32] <paulo_> Hello friend, just install ubuntu, say can be an intermediate users .. the problem is that the sound n works, says that "you do not have the correct plug-in of GStreamer installed, or you do not have a sound card set up."
[14:32] <huppik> hi, how to register nick? sorry, i am new in here
[14:32] <akin0o> IdleOne: ok thx
[14:32] <soulinx> hey..I m trying to compile a driver for msi wind wifi but I get this errormake: *** /lib/modules/2.6.24-21-generic/build: No such file or directory.  Stop.
[14:33] <soulinx> am I missing any pkg?
[14:33] <erki> md22_: I would guess not so much, but that depends on what way you use the compute.
[14:33] <Flyzoola> erki, yes! I was able to get a terminal (It looks like a windows Command line, yes?) Should I log in completly?
[14:33] <mojo_> hallo did somone know how to stream vmwhd video to xbox 360 ?
[14:33] <erki> Flyzoola: No harm in trying
[14:33] <afallenhope|work> aaaaaaaanyone....
[14:34] <Flyzoola> erki, ok now I'm logged in. What should I try??
[14:34] <jgoguen> !anyone | afallenhope|work
[14:35] <md22_> erki:i usuall write apps using python and postgresql, encoding video,play games such as unreal tournament 2004 and WoW
[14:35] <erki> Flyzoola: Umm, no idea relly. But at least we know you can access your system. Might be a good idea to backup any important files while it's still possible
[14:36] <erki> md22_: Without any formal education in the subject, I will venture a guess: You won't notice any performance enhancements.
[14:36] <md22_> ok
[14:36] <Flyzoola> erki, hahaha do you think I can run anything through this? Or can I fix the kernel through this?
[14:37] <Jane_ux> which command using grep can I use to find all the matches ﻿for a given name (eg. name) in the file names and within the source of each file of a given folder  ?
[14:37] <afallenhope|work> !twat | jgoguen
[14:37] <md22_> thanks for response erki. i greatly appreciate it
[14:37] <afallenhope|work> hahaha
[14:37] <kakoonia> hey.. someone here has the netgear wn11 usb wi card?
[14:37] <erki> Flyzoola: If there is any way you can fix it, this is the way :)
[14:37] <kakoonia> WN111
[14:37] <Raynes> Is it possible to get a pre-compiled version of Gnome-PPP?
[14:37] <erki> md22_: x64 seems to be good for two things nowadays: Running 64-bit apps and handling more than 3.something GB ram
[14:37] <afallenhope|work> ANYONE (just for you jgoguen) know if I could use the restricted drivers for an  ATI Technologies Inc RV515 [Radeon X1300].. I want 3D support.. Anytime I try to use the restricted drivers, I lose my display...
[14:37] <Flyzoola> erki, sweet :D do you know of any guides I might follow to fix this? I've looked around, but found nothing
[14:38] <erki> Flyzoola: I have no idea. You should probably try to get more info out of the "kernel panic" message.
[14:38] <md22_> erki:ok
[14:38] <erki> Flyzoola: And then google for it. Or paste it here, and see if anyone has a clue.
[14:38] <blip-> 	hi, i'm trying to install the lastest 177 drivers from nvidia... the setup tells me i am missing the kernel module and offers to download and compile it. should i let it, or i should use some package in the ubuntu 8.04 repos ? thanks
[14:38] <erki> Flyzoola: Personally I'm more of a "nuke-and-pave" person :)
[14:38] <Jane_ux> ﻿which command using grep can I use to find all the matches ﻿for a given name (eg. name) in the file names and within the source of each file of a given folder  ?
[14:39] <Diska> Can anyone enlighten me on how to preseed the answers to the questions about the private encrypted homedir and the landscape client in the Intrepid installer?
[14:39] <Flyzoola> erki, as am I, but without a CD rom drive, backing everything up is going to be hard. Ideally, I'd just start over fresh, but that's not possible right now haha. I just need to know how to fix the kernel.
[14:40] <blip-> Jane_ux: i think you want something like "grep -r <searchword> ."   this will recursively search all files in the current directory and below it.
[14:40] <Flyzoola> The error I get at startup is "12.090335 kernel panic-not syncing:VFS:Unable to mount root fs on unkown-block (0,0)"
[14:40] <blip-> Jane_ux: add -i to ignore case
[14:41] <Jane_ux> blip: thanks
[14:41] <Jane_ux> blid: but this also apply to the file name??
[14:42] <scunizi> !vbox
[14:42] <blip-> hmm,  sorry i didn't understand you last time.  you want to look for occurrence of a word inside the names of files...  hmm
[14:43] <blip-> Jane_ux: ^
[14:44] <Jane_ux> blip: yes, inside the file but also in the file name
[14:44] <blip-> Jane_ux: not sure if this works, but try pipping the output of ls.  so do ls -l | gawk{$4} | grep <searchterm>
[14:44] <Jane_ux> blip: ok thanks
[14:44] <blip-> Jane_ux: you're welcome
[14:44] <marlun> Why does this not work: find . -type f -exec iconv --from-code=ISO-8859-1 --to-code=UTF-8 {} > {} \;
[14:44] <erki> Flyzoola: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=42869
[14:44] <Jane_ux> blip: but now do you know any script to find all the matches and replace them with other string??
[14:45] <erki> Flyzoola: Supposedly it's trying to boot from the wrong drive or something. But that should be unrelated to the fact that you cannot login using the graphical interface...
[14:45] <Skyfury> is there a possibility to set up unbuntu beside a running windows system? please /msg me for a howto or an answer
[14:46] <Puppy> WAHOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[14:46] <slayer> I found an awesome browser that is made especially for ubuntu, it's at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyN9_Za_RlU
[14:46] <slayer> You must see it
[14:46] <slayer> Especially for ubuntu users
[14:46] <Puppy> ikonia ?
[14:47] <vmelo> are we gonna have 8.10 RC available today?
[14:47] <ikonia> vmelo: you've asked in here twice today
[14:47] <Frozee> help me please
[14:47] <ramon> does anyone know "sox"...i am not sure what the command to make all the tracks from a play list (m3u) the same volume...help please?
[14:47] <Frozee> iam new in ubuntu
[14:47] <khtw> can anyone help me on getting onto undernet.org?
[14:47] <vmelo> ikonia: I've just arrived
[14:47] <Puppy> Good news is, i have Ubuntu workign with a wireless card
[14:48] <ikonia> khtw /join #freenode
[14:48] <Puppy> bad news is, it wont connect to my network .......
[14:48] <Puppy> will this ever end
[14:48] <khtw> something seems to be wrong there
[14:48] <Frozee> help me please
[14:48] <Skyfury> is there a possibility to set up unbuntu beside a running windows system? please /msg me for a howto or an answer
[14:48] <ikonia> Puppy: I've got your drivers installed on my test machine here, there are some massive limiations with them (I've not got a card to verify them)
[14:48] <Puppy> Skyfury - im doign it now D:
[14:48] <Puppy> ikonia i got another card
[14:48] <ikonia> !dualbook | Skyfury
[14:48] <khtw> 8.10 - as far as I know only 30th it will be available
[14:49] <Puppy> ikonia - now i cant find the wondows drivr sfo rit
[14:49] <ikonia> Puppy: what card are you using now?
[14:49] <ikonia> !dualbook | Skyfury
[14:49] <Puppy> all the info i have is
[14:49] <ikonia> !dualboot | Skyfury
[14:49] <slayer> FUCK ! Bill Gates http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyN9_Za_RlU
[14:49] <Skyfury> thanks ikonia!
[14:49] <Puppy> ikonia - Atheros 802.11 wireless lan adapter AR5212 / AR5213 168c:0013
[14:49] <ikonia> Skyfury: no problem, any questions please ask
[14:49] <ikonia> Puppy: ahh the atheros chipset, that has reasonable support
[14:50] <Puppy> ikonia for ubun mabby, but cant get it working on XP
[14:50] <Puppy> i have 2 wirelesscards in at the mometn
[14:50] <ikonia> Puppy can't help you witht that, thats not an ubuntu issue
[14:50] <Puppy> ikonia - i know, im workign on it now
[14:50] <ramon> ikonia would you have a look to sox manual and see if i am missing something there?...i am trying to make the same volume to the tracks of a m3u file (play list)...ogg files
[14:50] <Puppy> ikonia if i can get it working on xp, then sorted
[14:51] <Puppy> ikonia - but still ubuntu woudl not connect to my network :D
[14:51] <Puppy> :s
[14:51] <ikonia> ramon sox ?
[14:51] <Puppy> Marvell - Networking - Marvell Yukon 88E8001/8003/8010 PCI Gigabit Ethernet Controller
[14:51] <khtw> 7 days too soon vmelo
[14:51] <ramon> ikonia i am trying to make the same volume to a m3u file
[14:52] <Puppy> ikonia thats not it lol, thats an update because ive turned my lan on
[14:52] <w0ls0n> how do I correctly change my hostname? What file do I edit?
[14:52] <ikonia> ramon I don't use sox to be honest, so I've no idea off the top of my head
[14:52] <TheNo1Yeti> ip route add 83.12.213.10 via 127.0.0.1   will null route hacking attempts from that ip as opposed to iptables -D INPUT -s 83.12.213.10 -j DROP  which drops the packets right?
[14:52] <ramon> ikonia have you ever burn a music cd?
[14:52] <ikonia> ramonyup
[14:52] <ikonia> ramon: yup
[14:52] <Doonznix> im lookin at upgrading my ubuntu box. Im looking at installing my os on a software based Raid 5. But my question is i currently have another raid 5 array built when i do the reinstall will i loose the other array ( Its on its own raid card only contains data and it as well is another software base raid setup)
[14:53] <ramon> ikonia how you make the songs play the same volume?
[14:53] <ikonia> Doonznix linux software raid, or fakeraid
[14:53] <Doonznix> um its using mdadm
[14:53] <ikonia> ramon: just use gnome baker they all came out at the same volume
[14:53] <Flyzoola> erki, I'm lost haha I just read over that but that didn't make any sense. I don't know what GRUB is. I just wish to be able to actually access my PC through the GUI. Is it the kernel or what?
[14:53] <ikonia> Doonznix: great ! good choice
[14:53] <ramon> ikonia is that a cd burner?
[14:53] <ikonia> Doonznix: you shouldn't lose your raid config, backup /etc/mdadm.conf to make certain though
[14:54] <ikonia> ramon: correct
[14:54] <Doonznix> so i should be able to just reinstall ubuntu using the alternative cd and create my os raid set and then just remount the other raid array?
[14:54] <ramon> ikonia, thanks i will try that
[14:54] <ikonia> Doonznix you may have to manually start the array the first time, but yes, that should be it
[14:55] <Doonznix> perfect
[14:55]  * Doonznix runs off to order his new parts
[14:55] <kairobin> hello
[14:55] <kairobin> Hi Guys
[14:55] <agep98712> Hi! When I lock my screen, my screensaver shows up. But when I then hit a key to get the unlock window, the unlock window is invisible and/or flickering, I can however enter my password. How can I get rid of the flickering?
[14:56] <NET||abuse> anyone using exaile? I want the global hotkeys to work, not happening so much
[14:58] <ziroday> kunwon1: woops never used apt-spy on ubuntu myself. Had always used it on debian though and thought it would work nicely. I was obviously wong
[14:58] <GaMbi_DK> I get keyboard delays when my system has been on for 3-6 hours ~(with no real reason - app wise) and wont go away untill I reboot...Now I discovered that if I unplug the keyboard from my front USB port and plug it in the back the problem goes away without rebooting. so I figured that the problem lies in my front USB port... is this fixable? my cord isnt long enough to be plugged in the back of my puter
[14:59] <Skyfury> i really need to free 10gb for a ubuntu partition?
[14:59] <ne2k__> Skyfury: no. you can install it in about 9.93GB
[14:59] <Skyfury> so its 9.93gb + 2gb swap ?
[15:00] <ne2k__> Skyfury: lol
[15:00] <charles> Guys what format should the boot partion be?
[15:00] <Skyfury> no?
[15:00] <w0ls0n> hi all
[15:00] <ne2k__> Skyfury: 10GB will give you a comfortable amount of space to install and try out lots of different stuff and not have to worry about it
[15:00] <Skyfury> thats what i read
[15:01] <Skyfury> hmn okay, whats the minimun instead?
[15:01] <ne2k__> Skyfury: and then, allocate about twice your physical ram as swap
[15:01] <akonkwa_> Hi everyone. I'm trying to change permission on a mounted hard drive. the file system is a linux file system. Can anyone tell me what line I should add in Fstab?
[15:01] <lylesong> did the rc is out?
[15:01] <w0ls0n> how do I correctly change from dhcp to static IP? I have in /etc/network/interfaces auto lo and iface lo inet loopback
[15:01] <ne2k__> Skyfury: depends on what you install.
[15:01] <ne2k__> w0ls0n: man 5 interfaces
[15:02] <Flyzoola> How do you fix the "kernel panic" error when ubuntu is loading up? This happens to me since I upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10. I don't get graphical access to my PC, but I can access the graphical user login. I am also able to access through terminal, but I don't know how I'd fix my problem.
[15:02] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: any more info on the panic?
[15:02] <w0ls0n> ne2k__, thats, exactly what I was looking for
[15:02] <Skyfury> just a clean desktop system + i'm interested in this xgl
[15:02] <w0ls0n> polo
[15:02] <w0ls0n> :-P
[15:02] <ne2k__> w0ls0n: if you don't have anything about auto eth0 in your /etc/network/interfaces, though, you may be using something different
[15:02] <ne2k__> w0ls0n: can't remember what it's called... roaming mode or something
[15:03] <w0ls0n>  I have in /etc/network/interfaces auto lo and iface lo inet loopback
[15:03] <ne2k__> w0ls0n: are you using graphical desktop? go to the network icon in the top bar and click on manual configuration, then change it in there
[15:03] <erki> Flyzoola: Sorry about the late reply: Grub is the "boot manager". It seems to have some trouble finding the correct drive to boot from.
[15:03] <w0ls0n> ah yea
[15:03] <w0ls0n> thanks. Didn't think of that.
[15:03] <Flyzoola> nek2__, it says "12.090335 kernel panic-not syncing:VFS:Unable to mount root fs on unkown-block (0,0)"
[15:03] <ay^> What could possible cause a ubuntu 8.04.1 install to randomly right click at times?
[15:04] <ne2k__> ay^: faulty mouse? does it do it with the mouse unplugged?
[15:04] <ay^> ne2k__: yep, its on a laptop Dell 1525, does it with or without USB-mouse plugged in
[15:04] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: you need to check that you are passing the correct partition name to the kernel in grub
[15:04] <Flyzoola> erki, can you elaborate :o
[15:04] <ne2k__> ay^: ah, laptop. built in trackpad or nipple? can you turn those off in the bios?
[15:04] <Skyfury> or lets clear first - xgl works with ubuntu 8.04.1 ? if yes whats the minimum space required for this install i want to do?
[15:05] <Flyzoola> nek2__, how do I do that. Is there a simple guide to follow? I'm not very ubuntu savvy
[15:05] <Puppy> ikonia - ok i got it workign on windows
[15:05] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: my nick is ne2k__ ;-) can you past your /boot/grub/menu.lst in the pastebin?
[15:05] <ay^> ne2k__:  trackpad, I haven't tried disabling them, will give it a shot next reboot and see what gives. Thanks for the pointer :)
[15:05] <Puppy> ikonia - now for Ubuntu ( i can smell the end )
[15:06] <ne2k__> ay^: pointer, hah!
[15:06] <erki> Flyzoola: I'll just build on what ne2k__ said: Log in to the terminal and type "sudo cat /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[15:06] <ay^> ne2k__: you are the first one ever to give me any kind of direction on this matter :)
[15:06] <ne2k__> erki: I have a feeling that he can't boot it
[15:06] <ne2k__> ay^: no, as in, like pointer, mouse, pointer, get it?
[15:07] <erki> Flyzoola: I'm guessing it won't be possible to copy-paste anything since it's on the other computer, but we are most likely only interested in a few lines anyway
[15:07] <Puppy> ikonia - its a 108Mbps High Speed wireless network adapter
[15:07] <Flyzoola> ne2k__ and erki, ok, I'll come back in a bit with the info.
[15:07] <erki> Flyzoola: Nononon
[15:07] <ay^> ne2k__: haha! I actuallt didn't get it at first, what a shame :)
[15:07] <erki> Flyzoola: menu.lst is LONG
[15:07] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: you also need to find out what partition you are trying to boot
[15:07] <Flyzoola> That computer is just Ubuntu
[15:07] <Flyzoola> I don't have any other OS on it
[15:07] <lylesong> me too
[15:08] <Doonznix> anyone good with xchat?
[15:08] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: it would appear that you are trying to boot (hd0,0) (i.e. hda1), but that is not where your disk is
[15:08] <Doonznix> trying to figure out how i can see who is all in the channel
[15:08] <Flyzoola> ne2k__ so is there a way I can figure out where it is, and correct it?
[15:09] <erki> Flyzoola: Could you check if that menu.lst has any "root (x,y)" under a line saying "Ubuntu 7.04"? Preferrably one of those choices that made it possible to log in.
[15:09] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: well, which partition is your root partition?
[15:10] <XB23> guys, is there a way to make ubuntu reload /etc/resolv.conf
[15:10] <XB23> only it wont resolve any hostnames
[15:10] <XB23> but can ping the ip
[15:10] <XB23> just get host unknown when pinging a hostname
[15:10] <Flyzoola> ne2k__ I don't remember, I haven't messed around with my installation in over a year
[15:10] <ne2k__> Flyzoola: it's normally done with root=UUID=... parameter to the kernel now, rather than anything else. this means that you can move the disk around between controllers and it will still work
[15:10] <jcadam_> Hello, I get a problem on PPP connection. Would you please help me.
[15:10] <ne2k__> XB23: what is in /etc/resolv.conf? there is no need to "reload" it -- it's read each time
[15:11] <Flyzoola> ne2k__ I'm lost haha I'll see if I can get the lines from the .lst
[15:11] <perfectexodus> mornin, why when I go to save a text document in my text editor do I see all these directories that start with "." (symbolic?) but in Openoffice I dont see tbose directories
[15:11] <ne2k__> jcadam_: tell us what you're trying to do, what went wrong, what error message you got, what you tried, and what happened
[15:11] <jcadam_> OK. This is the situation: I have got a ppp0 interface by gnome-ppp.
[15:12] <ne2k__> perfectexodus: . means (by convention, not magic) hidden directory
[15:12] <jcadam_> but it still can not surf web.
[15:12] <jcadam_> And I tried to ping a ip address. It failed either.
[15:13] <ne2k__> perfectexodus: if you use applications that use different gui toolkits, they will have different configuration for whether or not to display hidden files, etc. applications from, e.g. the gnome suite /should/ obey your user-preferences and display a consistent set of dialogues
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Ignoring malformed input line: ";Do NOT edit this file by hand!"
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> WvDial: Internet dialer version 1.60
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Cannot get information for serial port.
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Initializing modem.
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Sending: ATZ
[15:13] <jcadam_> ATZ
[15:13] <jcadam_> OK
[15:13] <ikonia> perfectexodus: you won't get that speed out of ubuntu
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Sending: ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2
[15:13] <XB23> ubuntus resolver is differnetly /etc/resolv.conf yeh
[15:13] <jcadam_> ATQ0 V1 E1 S0=0 &C1 &D2
[15:13] <ne2k__> jcadam_: DO NOT PASTE!
[15:13] <jcadam_> OK
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Modem initialized.
[15:13] <thiebaude> !pasteebin
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Sending: ATM1L3DT*99***1#
[15:13] <joaopinto> jcadam_, use pastebin !
[15:13] <ikonia> jcadam_: stop
[15:13] <jcadam_> --> Waiting for carrier.
[15:13] <ne2k__> !flood jcadam_
[15:14] <jcadam_> ATM1L3DT*99***1#
[15:14] <jcadam_> CONNECT
[15:14] <thiebaude> !pastebin
[15:14] <jcadam_> --> Carrier detected.  Waiting for prompt.
[15:14] <ne2k__> THANK GOODNESS for that
[15:15] <rebel_kid> ok apt-get remove apache2, killall apache2, doesnt that mean apache shouldnt be running?
[15:16] <Frijolie1> hey all, how do you verify what your language locale is set to? System > Administration > Language Support ?
[15:16] <ne2k__> why has FloodBot1 just told me that I may speak again?!
[15:16] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, from the terminal type: locale
[15:16] <Frijolie1> en_US.UTF-8
[15:17] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: Hmm..I'm getting erratic language(s) in OOo
[15:17] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, thats the default, american english
[15:17] <XB23> mmm for some reason my dns isnt resolving hostnames
[15:17] <XB23> any ideas?
[15:17] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, you are using Intrepid right ?
[15:17] <XB23> /etc/resolv.conf has some resolve ips
[15:17] <jcadam_> I am so sorry....
[15:17] <karsten> WIGGMPk:
[15:17] <erki> XB23: Maybe your ISP's DNS is down?
[15:17] <ne2k__> XB23: I asked you for the contents of /etc/resolv.conf seven minutes ago, but you didn't respond
[15:17] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: yes, you can tell from the locale?
[15:17] <XB23> oh sorry
[15:18] <Flyzoola> erki, well the lst is too long, and I can scroll through it... but the "root" is at (hd0,0) but it's for "ubuntu 7.10" not 7.04 (on the particula kernel I used)
[15:18] <XB23> 66.90.68.15
[15:18] <XB23> 66.90.68.16
[15:18] <XB23> 66.90.68.25
[15:18] <XB23> 66.90.68.26
[15:18] <FloodBot2> XB23: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:18] <andros>  /join #ubuntu-it
[15:18] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, no, but from your question on the proper channel, which is #ubuntu+1, keept it there please, people on this channel are hardy users :P
[15:18] <andros> join /#ubunti.it
[15:18] <erki> ﻿Flyzoola: 1. Write down or remember the title of the menu choice that allows you to log in (terminal). 2. Look for that title in menu.lst. 3. Write down or remember the line below it (something like "root     (x,y)" 4. Write it in the channel.
[15:19] <andros> join /#ubuntu-it
[15:19] <erki> andros: "/join #ubuntu-it"
[15:19] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: nobody answers even as much as you did there, is Hardy and Intrepid's handing of language locales is vastly different?
[15:19] <XB23> «ne2k__» did u get that
[15:20] <murlidhar> !ntfs
[15:20] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, your system is not related to locales in general, it's related to OpenOffice, the version available on Intrepid
[15:20] <ne2k__> XB23: can you ping any of those addresses?
[15:20] <XB23> lemme try
[15:20] <joaopinto> erm, your system= your issue
[15:20] <Slart> hmm.. when I do a search in Songbird, a beta media player, it not only stops responding, itself, but also gnome takes a short coffee break until the search is finished. Isn't gnome supposed to be continue working even though one application misbehaves a bit?
[15:20] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: you cant get OOo v 3 to install on Hardy?
[15:21] <XB23> yes ping fine
[15:21] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, oh OOO3, that is not on the official repositories
[15:21] <ne2k__> XB23: how are you connecting to the internet? is there a firewall in the way?
[15:21] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: so you can't "support" anything that's not in the official repos?
[15:21] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, you will need to ask to whoever provides those packages....
[15:21] <Torway> Hi, I have a sound problem that I can not seem to figure out how to solve. I have a new AMD64 bit with ATI Radeon HD3200 graphics and using a HDMI cable to connect the computer to the LCD TV that I use. I can not seem to get any sound out of the TV speakers, but when I plug in headphones into the computer the sound works just fine. I am new to Ubuntu and feel certain that this problem is due to my limited understanding of how to set up the
[15:21] <Torway> system with HDMI and so on. Any ideas please!?
[15:21] <XB23> just via standard ipconfig
[15:22] <XB23> no firewalls in the way
[15:22] <saint-takeshi> anyone know why, since i went up to intrepid, the "places" in my menu don't open in nautilus, instead they launch audacious
[15:22] <saint-takeshi> ?
[15:22] <joaopinto> Frijolie1, nope, because most of use do not have those packages installs to do testing, and we have no idea on how those packages were built, you will get better help from whoever provides them...
[15:22] <ne2k__> Torway: you need to find out what device is representing the HDMI sound interface, and select that for sound output
[15:22] <Flyzoola> erki, this is the information you need, I believe: "Ubuntu 7.10 Kernel 2.6.20-15-generic      root: (hd0,0)
[15:22] <Slart> saint-takeshi: try asking in #ubuntu+1, that's where the intrepid people hang
[15:22] <joaopinto> saint-takeshi, please ask on #ubuntu+1
[15:22] <myeggo> hello
[15:22] <myeggo> i have an ubuntu server stable and i need install tcl8.5
[15:22] <Frijolie1> joaopinto: ok, that's a fair statement.
[15:23] <Torway> ne2k: how do I go about finding out that?
[15:23] <myeggo> where can i find it? repos only has 8.5
[15:23] <ne2k__> Torway: it will probably be a different device from the one that drives the headphone output on the front. if not, it will probably be handled through a mixer, and you might have to do something in the BIOS (unlikely)
[15:23] <TIRC_3844> ei
[15:23] <TIRC_3844> !list
[15:23] <XB23> ping www.google.com just says host unknown
[15:23] <agep98712> Hi! When I lock my screen, my screensaver shows up. But when I then hit a key to get the unlock window, the unlock window is invisible and/or flickering, I can however enter my password. How can I get rid of the flickering?
[15:23] <dinar> hello
[15:23] <saint-takeshi> sure, yeah, sorry, i dunno if it's intrepid related, i thought maybe somebody had dealt with this before
[15:23] <dinar> there are two icecast
[15:23] <dinar> server and 2
[15:24] <marnanel> Is there a way of getting apt-cache or apt-get or aptitude to display the URL it would fetch a package from if it was going to install it?
[15:24] <ne2k__> Torway: go to system->preferences->sound->devices and see what devices are listed under the sound playback section dropdown
[15:24] <dinar> which to use what is difference
[15:24] <ne2k__> marnanel: man apt-get
[15:24] <neko> oh yeah real sexy, ubuNext is ;))
[15:24] <Slart> marnanel: not sure.. but you can check out packages.ubuntu.com if you just want a single package or something
[15:24] <joaopinto> saint-takeshi, the nautilus version on intrepid is different, so yes, your question is related to intrepid ;)
[15:25] <ne2k__> XB23: can you dig @66.90.68.15 www.google.com
[15:25] <Flyzoola> ne2k__ so how do I find which partition is my root partition?
[15:25] <marnanel> ne2k__: thank you
[15:25] <joaopinto> maraker, apt-cache show  package
[15:25] <bloodelybay> Hey guys.  Thinking about using Ubuntu, on a small ewayco fanless PC, with ELO touchscreen for a kiosk application.  Probably use Qt4 as well.  Your thoughts?  Suggestions?
[15:25] <ne2k__> XB23: btw, you never pastebinned your /etc/resolv.conf
[15:25] <Slart> Flyzoola: cat /etc/mtab, there should be a line for the root partition
[15:25] <a_ok> is there a difference bewteeen auth.log and security? if not what is the standart one?
[15:25] <XB23> yes that works fine ne2k
[15:25] <Slart> Flyzoola: or sudo blkid
[15:25] <erki> Flyzoola: You said you press esc at boot. What exactly does the line say that allows you to log in through the terminal?
[15:25] <XB23> it resolves all the ips
[15:25] <rogan> What do I need to do to get Amarok to play m4a format and properly id id3v2 tags?
[15:26] <dinar> what is difference between icecast2 and ucecast-server?
[15:26] <XB23> oh im sorry, lemme pastebin it now
[15:27] <Flyzoola> slart, is that sudo cat? or just cat?
[15:27] <Flyzoola> erki, I'm going to go check. Gimmie a sec..
[15:27] <murlidhar> none of the ntfs partitions are accessible now  after installing xp  .
[15:27] <murlidhar> what to do .
[15:27] <murlidhar> i see the partitions in the file manager but not  able to mount them automatically
[15:27] <XB23> ne2k__ http://pastebin.com/m77b94175
[15:28] <Slart> Flyzoola: I think just cat will work..
[15:28] <kakoonia> hey, someone here knows howto configure the Evolution mail daemon? or how to run it or something.. i want it to be running in the background..
[15:29] <joaopinto> evolution provides a mail daemon ?
[15:29] <ne2k__> XB23: how did those lines get into that file? it's not in a valid format. you need nameserver 66.90.68.15, etc.
[15:29] <XB23> oh
[15:29] <OxDeadC0de1> is youtube.com/get_video?video_id= not working for anyone else as well?
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[15:29] <ne2k__> XB23: man resolv.conf
[15:29] <apelgate> hello guys. is it possible to run 32 bit binaries on linux with a 64 bit processor?
[15:29] <Slart> apelgate: yes
[15:29] <apelgate> how?
[15:29] <karab44> how to print in FF3 all opened tabs (about30)
[15:30] <apelgate> just running them?
[15:30] <joaopinto> kakoonia, Evolution is a client, not a daemon :P
[15:30] <Slart> apelgate: you might need 32-bit libraries too
[15:30] <Slart> apelgate: yes
[15:30] <apelgate> hmm
[15:30] <apelgate> ok
[15:30] <joaopinto> apelgate, yes it is, using ia32-libs, or a 32bits chroot
[15:30] <XB23> works now
[15:30] <akahig1> am trying to write a bash script to chmod in nautilus and nothing I do works. can anyone help?
[15:30] <XB23> cheers ne2k__
[15:30] <Slart> apelgate: some stuff doesn't need libraries.. for example wine is only distributed as a 32 bit application
[15:31] <joaopinto> Slart, wine depends on ia32-libs
[15:31] <HSNews> Where I can read "what's new" in 8.10?
[15:31] <thiebaude> HSNews:on the ubuntu web site
[15:31] <Slart> joaopinto: it does?.. hmm.. let me have a look
[15:32] <HSNews> i can't find there an information
[15:32] <joaopinto> HSNews, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/beta
[15:32] <damien3> anyone has experience with nachos?
[15:32] <apelgate> Slart: thank you
[15:32] <damien3> im stuck
[15:32] <Slart> joaopinto: wow.. it does.. I always thought wine was just a big blob without dependencies.. I'll go sit in the corner now =)
[15:33] <Slart> apelgate: you're welcome
[15:34] <damien3> does anyone have experience with nachos
[15:34] <stork> ntfs can't hold user permissions can it?
[15:34] <damien3> i wrote a selftest with semaphores
[15:34] <zamba> damien3: it's great with salsa
[15:34] <damien3> i dont see any results
[15:34] <alteregoa> is there soemthing like webdav for linux?
[15:34] <zamba> damien3: and you must add cheese
[15:34] <stork> and cheese.
[15:34] <stork> :D
[15:34] <thiebaude> lol
[15:34] <alteregoa> where you can add folders for users?
[15:34] <legend2440> HSNews: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/alpha5#New%20Features%20in%20Intrepid
[15:35] <damien3> zamba ive heard a lot better
[15:35] <damien3> and its not funny
[15:35] <damien3> cause i cant go home if i dont do the program
[15:35] <thiebaude> for sure, damien3
[15:36] <rogan> What do I need to do to get Amarok to play m4a format and properly id id3v2 tags?
[15:36] <thiebaude> !amarok
[15:36] <erki> alteregoa: What exactly do you mean by "folders for users"?
[15:37] <Flyzoola> erki, the line is "Ubuntu 7.10 Kernel 2.6.20-15 generic" There is also "2.6.20-17 generic" and "2.6.22-15 generic" but only 2.6.20-15 lets me even go to the login manager.
[15:38] <erki> Flyzoola: Hmm. And if you look in menu.lst, all those choices have the same "root    (x,y)" values?
[15:38] <thered3vil> Hi
[15:39] <Flyzoola> erki, yes that is correct.
[15:39] <Flyzoola> they all have (hd0,0)
[15:39] <erki> Flyzoola: Okay, in the kernel line below, do they all have the same "root=" values?
[15:40] <Flyzoola> erki, yeah. Kernel 2.6.20-17 and 2.6.22-15 both have root (hd0,0)
[15:41] <eddyp_work>  /msg ubottu etiquette
[15:41] <thered3vil> I'm having a problem mounting my pen drive:( can someone help me do that
[15:41] <thered3vil> ?
[15:41] <bloodelybay> that sounds painful.
[15:41] <bloodelybay> any suggestions for a Ubuntu based kiosk on a small fanless PC?
[15:42] <erki> Flyzoola: As in something like "/boot/blahblahblah root=(hd0,0) ro quiet splash"
[15:42] <eddyp_work> is there a way to select the architecture in the shipit page?
[15:42] <eddyp_work> https://shipit.ubuntu.com
[15:42] <Woody86> anyone know how I would go about making a Windows driver for my monitor work in ubuntu?
[15:43] <ikonia> Woody86: there is no such thing as a monitor driver
[15:43] <ikonia> Woody86: just an inf file that lays out the monitor specification
[15:43] <Woody86> ikonia -  well I have a cd that came with the monitor.....oh, how do I do that, then? :D
[15:43] <ikonia> Woody86 you shouldn't need to
[15:44] <slerrrr> q
[15:44] <Woody86> ikonia -  well I do, the correct resoloution for my monitor isn't in the list
[15:45] <ikonia> Woody86 that doesn't mean you need a windows ini file
[15:45] <Woody86> ikonia -  ok, then what do I need to do?
[15:46] <erki> Flyzoola: Did you get my last message? The one about "/boot" etc. etc.? I need to know if all lines look roughly the same
[15:46] <stevenbinion> hello
[15:46] <ikonia> Woody86 what monitor do you have and what video card ?
[15:46] <Puppy> HORRRAYYY
[15:46] <Br4v3_bUtCh> ladiez_poezzz
[15:46] <Puppy> i got it workign
[15:46] <Puppy> Ubuntu is online
[15:46] <stevenbinion> anyone here a developer with eclipse and subversion for c/c++ and idl
[15:46] <Puppy> Now how do i install xchat /.
[15:47] <Puppy> ikonia: how do i install xchat ?
[15:47] <ikonia> Puppy open the package manager and search for the xchat application
[15:47] <erki> Puppy: xchat is in synaptic
[15:47] <pau|c> If I log in as root, my path is different to when I sudo -s. sudo -s appears to ignore /etc/environment. http://friendpaste.com/mSsBeyB2
[15:47] <scunizi> Puppy, sudo apt-get install xchat.. didn't you have a sata drive problem?  how'd you fix it?
[15:47] <Puppy> package manager ?
[15:47] <stevenbinion> did you try in console to type :> sudo apt-get install xchat ?
[15:47] <pau|c> how do I ensure the path is unchanged after running sudo?
[15:47] <Woody86> ikonia - Samsung SyncMaster 2232BW 22" monitor, and an MSI NX8600GT
[15:47] <ikonia> Puppy yes, system -> administration -> package manager
[15:48] <Dextorion> stevenbinion, not using idl
[15:48] <ikonia> Woody86 MSI NX8600GT is that an nvidia card ?
[15:48] <Puppy> scunizi ive had a lto mroe problems with that, as soona s i get on proper irc, ill tell ya al abot it
[15:48] <Flyzoola> erki: no, after I type in "sudo cat /boot/grub/menu.lst" I just get the list. It says the version, the root, and the kernel. But it says this for the kernel
[15:48] <Woody86> ikonia -  yup
[15:48] <Br4v3_bUtCh> lam kenal y
[15:48] <Puppy> ikonia:  sudo: unable to resolve host Dark-Ubuntu
[15:48] <ikonia> Woody86 do you know what driver your using for this card
[15:48] <andresmh> how do I know what version of ALSA drivers I am using?
[15:48] <bonez45>  I am thinking of upgrading my mail/web server machine.. to ubuntu. ..I am considering installing the Server edition instead of the Desktop edition.. just curious about the server edition. the documentation says it doesn't install normally with X...would I have to install X after the installation?
[15:49] <ikonia> Puppy ughh, you've got an non-resolveable hostname
[15:49] <stevenbinion> thanks, Dextorion cause my development setup seems find. I just seem to be missing the idl to c++ compiler or eclipse is looking for /usr/local/bin/idlc anyway.
[15:49] <Puppy> ikonia:  - its synaptic packet manger now
[15:49] <stevenbinion> I gather svn updates and all.
[15:49] <ikonia> Puppy: you need to boot into recovery mode and a recovery shell, edit /etc/hosts to include an entry for your hostname bound to a localhost application
[15:49] <Woody86> ikonia -  none as of right now, I'm reinstalling 8.10 on my system from scratch, so it's not installed anymore
[15:49] <ikonia> Puppy: that will fix your error
[15:49] <Puppy> ikonia:  0 packages found
[15:49] <csilk> hi Puppy  how goe sthings?
[15:49] <csilk> **goes
[15:49] <ikonia> Woody86: ok - you need to join #ubuntu+1 for 8.10 support
[15:50] <ikonia> Puppy: you need to fix your sudo issue first
[15:50] <sorsis> how do i reset alsa?
[15:50] <Woody86> ikonia -  ok thanks
[15:50] <Flyzoola> erki "/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.20-15-generic root=UUID=739367f4-5181-48ad-82c0-e7d028c6cf44 ro quiet splash"
[15:50] <Puppy> ikonia: sudo issues ?
[15:50] <charles> Buffer I/O error on device sr0, logical block *
[15:50] <charles> ?
[15:50] <Flyzoola> erki: that's under the "kernel" part, right underneath "root"
[15:50] <Puppy> ikonia:  please not more problems
[15:51] <Dextorion> stevenbinion, no idea what idl is
[15:51] <ikonia> 5:48 < Puppy> ikonia:  sudo: unable to resolve host Dark-Ubuntu
[15:51] <erki> Flyzoola: That must have taken a while to write ;) Anywho, can you compare it to the "kernel" part for the 2.6.22-kernel?
[15:51] <Puppy> ikonia:  thats the name of the machien
[15:51] <stevenbinion> thanks any way, I do some more searchs on ubuntu & idlc then
[15:51] <Flyzoola> erki I was doing that as I wrote that down, the only difference really comes after "ro"
[15:51] <ikonia> Puppy yes and if you scroll up you'll find I explained the problem
[15:52] <Puppy> sorry this irc is soo crap
[15:52] <erki> Flyzoola: Hmm, then that is wierd. It knows where to boot from, but it still claims to be unable to boot.
[15:52] <stevenbinion> I know c/c++ and all I know is idl is another set of coding they're using on the project that I get off the SVN host
[15:53] <Puppy> ikonia: entry for your hostname bound to a localhost
[15:53] <Puppy> localhost Dark-Ubuntu
[15:53] <legend2440> Puppy: paste your    /etc/hosts     and       /etc/hostname    files
[15:53] <stevenbinion> ummm
[15:53] <Puppy> 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.1.1 Dark-Ubuntu.Dark  # The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts ::1 ip6-localhost ip6-loopback fe00::0 ip6-localnet ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix ff02::1 ip6-allnodes ff02::2 ip6-allrouters ff02::3 ip6-allhosts
[15:54] <Flyzoola> erki, well, I can't really check the 6.2.22 because I can't scroll up, but I'm sure (From reading what is legible) that it's the same
[15:54] <Puppy> Dark-Ubuntu
[15:54] <ikonia> Puppy remove dark-ubuntu.dark to dark-ubuntu
[15:54] <Puppy> in hostnames
[15:54] <Flyzoola> erki: because the other 4 kernels all have the same data
[15:55] <rynpaintr> I had a question (its proly a stupid answer) i just did a cp of a folder to another location and the folder was 68gb but when i checked the new folders size it was 79gb and ideas?
[15:55] <stevenbinion> I'm currently using Ubuntu 8.04.1 anyone know when 8.10 will be ready for final release?
[15:55] <Puppy> done
[15:55] <Pest> ﻿ ﻿i`m having problem to setup external monitor recognition with laptop ....any help ? :(
[15:55] <genii> rynpaintr: Perhaps it already had other files in it
[15:55] <Chousuke> stevenbinion: It should be released in a week :P
[15:55] <Dextorion> stevenbinion, alrighty. Find out where you get the idl compiler from and install.
[15:55] <stevenbinion> sweet.
[15:55] <Chousuke> unless the date changed.
[15:55] <Puppy> dnorth@Dark-Ubuntu:/etc$ sudo apt-get install xchat Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree        Reading state information... Done E: Couldn't find package xchat
[15:56] <rynpaintr> genii: i just created the folder i moved it to
[15:56] <Chousuke> it's going to be 8.10 so... :)
[15:56] <ikonia> Puppy it's not called xchat
[15:56] <stevenbinion> working on that and trying to work at the same time...
[15:56] <Puppy> ikonia:  lol, whats it called lol
[15:56] <erki> Flyzoola: You can type "sudo less /boot/grub/menu.lst" to get scrolling. End with q
[15:56] <ikonia> Puppy: I said open synaptic package manager - not apt-get install
[15:56] <Puppy> ikonia: and search for ?
[15:56] <csilk> Hi Puppy
[15:56] <ikonia> Puppy: open synaptic manager and SEARCH for xchat, then mark it for install
[15:56] <erki> ﻿Flyzoola: I have to go now, but I'll summarize what we found out (so you won't have to do it all again): 1. Booting to the new kernel fails with "Unable to mount root fs". 2. Booting to the old kernel makes it to the graphical login, but hangs. Terminal login ok. 3. menu.lst hast the same root and kernel-"root=" settings for both the new and the old kernel.
[15:56] <Puppy> ikonia:  0 found
[15:57] <rynpaintr> genii: i was moving from an fat32 external drive to a freenas server i just created
[15:57] <genii> rynpaintr: Conceivably you also copied the actual abjects of symbolic links or so
[15:57] <Pest> ﻿﻿i`m having problem to setup external monitor recognition with laptop ....any help ? :(
[15:58] <ikonia> your searching for xchat and your having nothing found
[15:58] <stevenbinion> Dextorion: there was one other issue I was having on another box of my, I set both up the same way, except the one is a CD install, the other is a VMware image
[15:58] <sambagirl> is anyone here using ebox?
[15:58] <Puppy> ikonia: im updating now
[15:58] <movedx> What's 64-bit Ubuntu Linux like?
[15:58] <stevenbinion> but the cd install that I setup from scratch. when I try to start an SVN project in Eclipse it says it can't find the default svn client
[15:58] <ikonia> movedx fine
[15:59] <Dextorion> stevenbinion sudo apt-get install svn
[15:59] <ameng> when will 8.10 rc release?
[15:59] <movedx> ikonia: No issues like Windows has 64-bit issues?
[15:59] <ikonia> movedx there are issues, but no more/less than a 32bit install
[15:59] <Puppy> ikonia: so what else do i want to be downlaodign ?
[15:59] <Puppy> ikonia:  can i pm you ?
[15:59] <admin_masu3701> Hello there. I have a question on updating
[15:59] <ikonia> Puppy I'd rather you didn't
[15:59] <stevenbinion> lol.. ok. I tried close.. heheh only I thought I needed to be specific
[15:59] <ikonia> Puppy: search synaptic and try things that you like
[16:00] <movedx> ikonia: Issues that I can safely work with?
[16:00] <ikonia> or like the look of
[16:00] <stevenbinion> I did sudo apt-get install rapidsvn
[16:00] <ikonia> movedx depends how the issues effect you, what do you plan to do
[16:00] <stevenbinion> it was a subversion client
[16:00] <Puppy> ikonia:  er,... you sure you dont want a pm ?
[16:00] <AdvoWork> whats the best way to just zip a file, from say myfile23102008.whatever to myfile23102008.whatever.tar or whatever?
[16:00] <ikonia> Puppy quite sure thanks
[16:00] <Puppy> ikonia:  its not for elp questions lol
[16:00] <Dextorion> stevenbinion, just a guess. But i guess the machine just doesnt have the svn client installed.
[16:00] <ikonia> Puppy nah, it's fine, thank you though
[16:00] <Dextorion> stevenbinion, ah
[16:01] <movedx> ikonia: I'm looking to upgrade my Pentium-D to a C2Q. I generally just watch videos, listen to tunes, maybe play Nexuiz every now and then. A bit of C# Mono coding, etc. General usage really.
[16:01] <sambagirl> is anyone here using ebox?
[16:01] <bloodelybay> hmmm, what's stevenbinion?
[16:01] <stevenbinion> excuse me?
[16:01] <bloodelybay> just looking into the ubuntu line now.
[16:01] <ikonia> movedx from that point of view, no issues, the ony thing to be aware of is win32 codecs = 32bit only see need a bit of configuring
[16:01] <bloodelybay> OH, thought it was some release or something.  Sorry steven.
[16:01] <sambagirl> is anyone here using ebox platform?
[16:01] <stevenbinion> lol
[16:02] <stevenbinion> np
[16:02] <bloodelybay> what is being released in a week?
[16:02] <Puppy> jesus
[16:02] <ikonia> Puppy what /
[16:02] <stevenbinion> ubuntu 8.10
[16:02] <_luser> advowork - you're confusing compression with creating an archive of multiple files
[16:02] <admin_masu3701> Could anyone help with apt-get update
[16:02] <Puppy> this is the best IRC ubuntu has /.
[16:02] <ne2k__> can you run cygwin on wine?
[16:02] <ikonia> Puppy search for irc and you'll see the clients
[16:02] <ikonia> Puppy: synaptic also provides a short description of each
[16:02] <admin_masu3701> I am getting an error message. Cant update
[16:02] <bloodelybay> Ah..   just in time for my kiosk project.  :)
[16:03] <Puppy> ikonia, last chance for a pm lol
[16:03] <burg> is ubuntu 7.10 compatible with nvidia geforce 8200 video board?
[16:03] <Puppy> ikonia,  its a good one
[16:03] <ikonia> Puppy  fine
[16:03] <rynpaintr> genii: what do you think the chances of anything corrupt are?
[16:03] <movedx> ikonia: From medibuntu's repository how-to, there seems t be 64-bit codecs?
[16:03] <ikonia> Puppy: go ahead
[16:03] <ikonia> movedx plenty of 64bit codecxs, just not the windows codec
[16:04] <bingungaja> i'm using notebook with dedicated nvidia 8600 vga card, how can i check if the vga really dedicated not shared ?
[16:05]  * Puppy wows
[16:05] <Puppy> codec
[16:05] <movedx> ikonia: "sudo apt-get install w64codecs"
[16:05] <mgolisch> bingungaja: crack the cover open and look if it has memory soldered onto it?
[16:05] <mgolisch> :)
[16:05] <ikonia> movedx your call - I don't use them, but %100 your call
[16:05] <admin_masu3701> Can anybody help with apt-get update or synaptic package manager...I cant update..it returns an error message saying : Faild to fetch automatix.....
[16:05] <ikonia> admin_masu3701: automatix is dead
[16:06] <ikonia> admin_masu3701: machiens that use automatix are not supported
[16:06] <movedx> ikonia: So you use 32-bit codecs but just play with configuration a bit?
[16:06] <Puppy> so...
[16:06] <Puppy> a good movie / music player
[16:06] <bingungaja> mgolisch : ....
[16:06] <admin_masu3701> iknoia: how can i fix that problem and be able to run update?
[16:06] <histo> admin_masu3701: why are you using automatix?
[16:06] <histo> !automatix
[16:06] <Puppy> ikonia,  installign the codecs was easy as pie
[16:07] <admin_masu3701> i dont know..i never install it
[16:07] <bloodelybay> I must say, your varient is a bit stabler than sabayon.   ;)
[16:07] <PerfectExodus> Why is it when I go to save a file in the text editor, I get a list of all the directories starting with "." but in openoffice I do not/
[16:07] <histo> admin_masu3701: is the machine connected to the internet?
[16:07] <bingungaja> anyone can help me ?
[16:07] <Flyzoola> I upgraded from Ubuntu 7.04 to 7.10 last night and now I can't boot up :/. I get the error "kernel panic-not syncinc:VFS:unable to mount root fs". Booting to the old kernel makes it to the graphical login, but hangs... I can log in through terminal. the menu.lst has the same root and kernel-"root=" setting for both the new and old kernels. How can I fix this so I can get on my computer again?
[16:07] <admin_masu3701> histo: yes it is connected
[16:07] <jamnz> hello.
[16:08] <histo> admin_masu3701: did you recently change anything wiht your sources.list ?
[16:08] <jamnz> how can I make my external Western Digital Passport USB 2 drive bootable with the Ubuntu installation software??? I'd like to use it for installation purposes instead of using DVD's / CD's. Thanks!
[16:08] <poopuser> hi all.i am trying get the arch working on virtualbox in banto hardy.the problem is network.ican ping my onw geateway but packages exiting machine are 100% lost.arch community redirected me to here .can somebody help?
[16:08] <admin_masu3701> histo: i believe..but i dont remember
[16:09] <rinman> hi, I'm trying to install 8.04 from USB stick. I get the comp to boot from the USB stick (created with UNetbootin for win) but then it wants a CD-ROM drive, which I don't have. What am I doing wrong? :o
[16:09] <histo> admin_masu3701: You don't remember editing the sources.list? When did the problem start?
[16:09] <admin_masu3701> histo: 2 days ago
[16:09] <histo> admin_masu3701: can you paste your sources.list ?
[16:09] <histo> !paste | admin_masu3701
[16:10] <scientus_> whats the default window title font, i overrided it
[16:10] <histo> admin_masu3701: and paste the /etc/apt/sources.list file in there.
[16:10] <histo> scientus_: sans bold
[16:11] <Flyzoola> I upgraded from Ubuntu 7.04 to 7.10 last night and now I can't boot up :/. I get the error "kernel panic-not syncinc:VFS:unable to mount root fs". Booting to the old kernel makes it to the graphical login, but hangs... I can log in through terminal. the menu.lst has the same root and kernel-"root=" setting for both the new and old kernels. How can I fix this so I can get on my computer again?
[16:11] <histo> God this new igoogle sucks
[16:11] <rinman> so, installing from USB stick, why does the installation want a CD-ROM drive?
[16:13] <histo> rinman: its looking for packages to be installed.
[16:13] <v0lksman_> how do you perform a headless upgrade from gutsy to hardy?
[16:13] <admin_masu3701> histo: ok let me paste it
[16:13] <histo> v0lksman_: connect remotely and perfor the upgrade.
[16:13] <rinman> histo: but the entire installation is on the USB, that is the whole point of booting the installation from the USB stick, right? tso i don't need a CD, yet it want one
[16:14] <v0lksman_> histo: yeah...what command though?  apt-get dist-upgrade?
[16:14] <rinman> am I missing some steps?
[16:14] <histo> rinman: just have the installation pointed back to the usb.
[16:14] <histo> v0lksman_: Do you only have ssh?
[16:14] <v0lksman_> histo: yep
[16:14] <admin_masu3701> histo: i did paste the sources.list...
[16:15] <veryangryman> hey hey hey!
[16:15] <histo> v0lksman_: hold up let me look for something.
[16:15] <veryangryman> lo, anyone uses ubuntu+firefox and have noticed a strange sound when closing and sometimes openning a tab while listening to music? i use cmus as a player... and never had problems.. i think this is new from a firefox update... anyone can confirm this ? (this sound is like a flange, some milisecs ... around 0.4 second in lenght)
[16:15] <krupa^> hello all! hey, im intersting to start working with subversion on my development apache/php server , the problem is that i used to work with windows & php editor, i tought to install on each development workstation a local webserver and then once the developer is ready he svn the version to the development server.... the problem is that xampp is bad cause he misses lot of things an ... thanks!
[16:15] <histo> admin_masu3701: you need to post the link for the paste
[16:15] <v0lksman_> histo: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#head-a0f862c29168f1440cb912b38220b7f4992f7d90
[16:15] <v0lksman_> ?
[16:16] <Puppy> ikonia, when i finish installing somethign i always get an error :S
[16:16] <dextervip7> How do install PHP SSH2 Extension by yum?
[16:16] <v0lksman_> histo: do-release-upgrade?  is that right?
[16:16] <Kira_revolution> i want joke
[16:16] <rogan> http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20081023-linux-foundation-the-kernel-is-worth-1-4-billion.html
[16:16] <admin_masu3701> histo: where do i get the link? from the address bar?
[16:16] <Kira_revolution> wenas
[16:16] <admin_masu3701> histo: it is : http://paste.ubuntu.com/61553/
[16:16] <histo> v0lksman_: basically you would have to edit your sources.list and then do a dist-upgrade
[16:16] <histo> admin_masu3701: yes
[16:17] <Flyzoola> do you guys think if I upgrade through the terminal login (since I can't get graphical) the problem will go away??
[16:17] <admin_masu3701> ubottu: the paste link is : http://paste.ubuntu.com/61553/
[16:18] <ikonia> Puppy what error
[16:18] <Gothfunc> hi.  trying to mount a cifs share.  i do chmod 777 /mnt/blah then do mount //ip/blah /mnt/blah -t cifs -o username=blah,password=blah.  when i do ls -l /mnt it tells me /mnt/blah is mode 700.  if i chmod 777, ls -l shows 777, but it goes back to 700 after a little while :S  anybody know what could be wrong?
[16:18] <Puppy> ikonia,  ill tell you when the next one finishes
[16:18] <Dextorion> ubottu!! is alive!!
[16:18] <scientus_> how do i reset uids for nfs?
[16:18] <ikonia> Gothfunc your changing permissions on the mount point, not the mount it's self
[16:18] <scientus_> i changed it and i still dont have permisions
[16:18] <ikonia> scientus_ reset ?
[16:18] <histo> admin_masu3701: yeah you have all that garbage from automatix down at the bottem.
[16:19] <ikonia> admin_masu3701: if your using automatix, I suggest you re-install
[16:19] <scientus_> over nfs
[16:19] <scientus_> nfs is a kernal thing so i have no idea, no service to restart
[16:19] <Gothfunc> ikonia: sorry...  could you read my problem again?
[16:19] <halstead> Anyone know of ubuntu friendly audiobook sales sites?
[16:19] <scientus_> do i have to restart
[16:19] <Gothfunc> ikonia: unless i'm missing something which is possible, permissions shouldn't change themselves
[16:20] <Puppy> ikonia,  E: driverloader: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[16:20] <admin_masu3701> iknonia: i did try to delete it and reinstall...but nothing seem to work...I am kinda new to linux
[16:20] <histo> admin_masu3701: http://paste.ubuntu.com/61554/
[16:20] <ikonia> Gothfunc if you have a dir say "/mnt" and you change it's permissions, thats great, however when you mount something on /mnt it takes the permissions of the disk you've just mounted, not the disk mount point you just chmodded
[16:20] <ikonia> Puppy: have you fixed the sudo problem
[16:20] <histo> admin_masu3701: That one is fixed I removed the last few lines of all the automatix garbage. Don't use it its bad. And also intrepid support is in #ubuntu+1
[16:21] <histo> v0lksman_: what version are you upgrading from and to?
[16:21] <Puppy> ikonia,  yes sir
[16:21] <wolfie2x> i need help in reporting a bug for intrepid..
[16:21] <Puppy> well, i did what you said
[16:21] <Gothfunc> ikonia: so ubuntu automatically changes permissions of the mount point back to 700 on purpose?
[16:21] <Gothfunc> ikonia: but not straight away, but after a while?
[16:21] <Gothfunc> ikonia: like a few hours
[16:22] <admin_masu3701> histo: so  replace that new sources.list with that one?
[16:22] <wolfie2x> first need to know if anyone else has this problem or it's already reported
[16:22] <ikonia> Gothfunc no if you unmount it you'll see the permissions change, but while it's mounted you'll see the permissons are the permissions of the mounted disk - NOT the mount point
[16:22] <ikonia> Puppy: as a test do "sudo apt-get update" what happens
[16:22] <legend2440> wolfie2x: intrepid help is channel   #ubuntu+1
[16:22] <Dextorion> work day over. now for afterwork :) bye bye you guys.
[16:22] <ikonia> admin_masu3701 if you've used automatix I suggest you do a clean install
[16:22] <wolfie2x> legend: isn't that only for developers?
[16:22] <admin_masu3701> ikonia: how to do so
[16:23] <histo> admin_masu3701: yes but I would back up your old one first just in case you need it. sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list~   then replace /etc/apt/sources.list with the new one.
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/restricted Sources
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/main Sources
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/multiverse Sources
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/universe Sources
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/universe Packages
[16:23] <Puppy> Hit http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com hardy-updates/multiverse Packages
[16:23] <FloodBot2> Puppy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:23] <ikonia> admin_masu3701 get a cd - boot from it, click "re-install
[16:23] <legend2440> wolfie2x: no thats for intrepid support
[16:23] <ikonia> Puppy: what are you doing /???
[16:23] <Gothfunc> ikonia: i think i understand what you're saying, but the permissions are CHANGING THEMSELVES
[16:23] <ikonia> Gothfunc: explain to me what your saying
[16:23] <ikonia> Gothfunc: explain what your doing I sould say
[16:23] <ikonia> Gothfunc: walk me through it
[16:23] <Puppy> ikonia,  hats what i get
[16:23] <wolfie2x> legend: sorry for the noob question.. how do i change the channel?
[16:24] <ikonia> Puppy I just wanted to check sudo was working, you don't need to flood the channel
[16:24] <ikonia> Puppy: what package are you trying to install
[16:24] <admin_masu3701> ikonia: re-install what? from what cd? live cd?
[16:24] <legend2440> wolfie2x: /join #ubuntu+1
[16:24] <ikonia> admin_masu3701 correct
[16:24] <wolfie2x> legend: thx
[16:24] <ikonia> admin_masu3701: install the whole OS
[16:24] <ikonia> !automatix | admin_masu3701
[16:24] <Gothfunc> ikonia: hold on, i'll pastebin
[16:24] <histo> v0lksman_: basically you need to run the following command: sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list~ && sudo sed -e 's/\fiesty/ gutsy/g' -i /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:24] <alteregoa> map network drive in intrepig?
[16:24] <Puppy> ikonia,  i sent what you told me to send
[16:24] <ikonia> Gothfunc ok
[16:25] <ikonia> Puppy I asked you what happened, not "please flood the channel"
[16:25] <alteregoa> feisty volksman
[16:25] <ikonia> Puppy: what are you trying to install
[16:25] <mis1> I am having terrible graphic problems i am new to ubuntu please help
[16:25] <Puppy> anythign i install i get the same errror
[16:25] <ikonia> Puppy: give me an example
[16:25] <alteregoa> mis1: do you use nvidia geforce 4?
[16:25] <admin_masu3701> ubottu: am confused now..should i re-install the Os or just replace the old sources.list with the new one you pasted?
[16:25] <histo> admin_masu3701: please go to #ubuntu+1 for support you are running the development version of ubuntu and its supported there. Also don't use automatix
[16:25] <_mndo_> joaopinto, now you should not have any more problems with m nick :)
[16:25] <mis1> no i use nvidia 7200GS
[16:26] <Puppy> ikonia,  amsn xvnc
[16:26] <alteregoa> whats the problem?
[16:26] <ikonia> admin_masu3701 re-install the whole OS
[16:26] <pau|c> my sudoers file contains 'Defaults env_keep = "PATH"', but when I sudo my path doesn't appear to be preserved. what am I doing wrong?
[16:26] <histo> admin_masu3701: jsut replace the sources.list with the one I gave you.
[16:26] <jadedoto> misl what sort of problems do you have?
[16:26] <histo> admin_masu3701: and sudo aptitude update
[16:26] <ikonia> Puppy: ok, so if you do "sudo apt-get install amsn" please paste teh whole thing into a pastebin
[16:26] <mis1> my resolution is very low
[16:26] <histo> histo: and I am not ubottu I'm a real person.
[16:26] <Flyzoola> I upgraded from Ubuntu 7.04 to 7.10 last night and now I can't boot up :/. I get the error "kernel panic-not syncinc:VFS:unable to mount root fs". Booting to the old kernel makes it to the graphical login, but hangs... I can log in through terminal. the menu.lst has the same root and kernel-"root=" setting for both the new and old kernels. How can I fix this so I can get on my computer again?
[16:26] <ikonia> admin_masu3701: if you've used automatix - a clean install is the only way to go back to known "good" state ubuntu isntall that can be supported
[16:26] <Puppy> ikonia, amsn is already installed
[16:26] <jadedoto> misl: are you using the proprietary NVIDIA drivers?
[16:26] <alteregoa> go to the tab hardware drivers
[16:26] <alteregoa> and enable it
[16:26] <Flyzoola> do you guys think if I upgrade through the terminal login (since I can't get graphical) the problem will go away??
[16:26] <Puppy> ikonia, the install works fine, it just throws that error
[16:26] <ikonia> Puppy ok, so lets do a test
[16:27] <mis1> I don't know how to install them
[16:27] <Puppy> ill install summin else
[16:27] <ikonia> Puppy: do "sudo apt-get install conky" and pastebin it
[16:27] <alteregoa> just click it
[16:27] <adedov> hi! I've written udev rule for automounting usb-drive. but when it actually strikes, a volume is mounted and no files named with national characters can be seen.
[16:27] <histo> Flyzoola: did you get any errors?
[16:27] <admin_masu3701> histo: ok but when i open the sources. list with with kwrite i cant save it..it wont let me save any changes
[16:27] <mis1> can u please guide me
[16:27] <GaMbi_DK> off topic: anyone knows what a varta battery costs? cold test count over 500
[16:27] <ikonia> adedov udev doesn't mount, hal/debus does, udev just creates a device node
[16:28] <ikonia> GaMbi_DK: join #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:28] <histo> admin_masu3701: open a terminal and type in : sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list~ && gksudo kwrite /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:28] <Puppy> ikonia,  http://pastebin.com/m12cae62a
[16:28] <alteregoa> mis1: do you use nvidia geforce 4?
[16:28] <histo> admin_masu3701: or copy and paste that in to a terminal.
[16:28] <adedov> ikonia: I could not found how to make hal mount device specified in fstab
[16:28] <Puppy> ikonia,  cool app
[16:28] <jadedoto> misl: Try installing a program called envy, it should automate the process mostly.
[16:28] <alteregoa> mis1: system System properties, or something then hardware drivers or something
[16:29] <histo> Flyzoola: did you get any errors during the upgrade or experience any problems?
[16:29] <ikonia> Puppy its teh driver loader application thats erroringt
[16:29] <Flyzoola> histo: what do you mean? Whenever I try to boot up I get "kernel panic-not syncing:VFS:unable to mount root fs on unkown-block (0,0)" I guess that can be considered an erro etc.
[16:29] <Gothfunc> ikonia: http://rafb.net/p/KeS9nZ35.html
[16:29] <ikonia> Puppy: where did you get that package "linuxant DriverLoader"
[16:29] <mis1> i don't know
[16:29] <Flyzoola> histo: I don't recall any errors throught the installation. I was sleeping while it updated
[16:29] <Puppy> ikonia, thats how i solved the wireless problem
[16:29] <ikonia> Gothfunc ok I see
[16:29] <mis1> i have very big fonts and most of my menus are hidden
[16:29] <alteregoa> don't install envy if you can click those restricted thing on the hardware stuff
[16:29] <ikonia> Puppy I asked where you got that application
[16:30] <mis1> i can open terminal
[16:30] <alteregoa> its in fact a single click, and i never had to use envy for ubuntu with a 7300
[16:30] <Puppy> ikonia, erm...
[16:30] <Puppy> ikonia, linuxant.com
[16:30] <mis1> my resolution is ver very low
[16:30] <ikonia> Gothfunc the only thing I can suggest (and this is based on no fact just previous issues) is that the nas mount is going state so actually "unmounting", and when you next use it, it's re-mounting
[16:30] <histo> Flyzoola: do you have initrd-tools installed on the system?
[16:30] <ikonia> Puppy: there is the proble, your using a 3rd party product thats not fully compatible
[16:30] <Puppy> how do i remove :p
[16:31] <Gothfunc> ikonia: ah interesting thought
[16:31] <julian> hi anyone knows how to mount a mac osx installation disc? im here on ubuntu livecd and want to copy a file from the disc to my mac. i read about sudo mount -t hfsplus /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom but that fails with hfs unable to find hfs superblock
[16:31] <ikonia> Gothfunc same as "stale NFS mount" hanging a system,
[16:31] <Gothfunc> gotcha ok
[16:31] <Kira_revolution> jaja
[16:31] <GaMbi_DK> admin_masu3701,  or edit the file: "sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list".. it should allow you to save changes :) (sorry if i missed the point)
[16:31] <Puppy> ikonia,  how can i remove it lol
[16:31] <dvyjones> I'm having lots of network connections now (server timeout), but only on some internet pages. Pings work nice. Any idea why?
[16:31] <ikonia> Puppy: do you know the package name you used to install it
[16:31] <Flyzoola> histo: I don't believe I do. Not if it'd not bundled with ubuntu I don't
[16:32] <Puppy> i didnt install from package, i dled
[16:32] <histo> Flyzoola: are you on the machine now?
[16:32] <admin_masu3701> histo: i did replace it ... so should i try to run apt-get update now?
[16:32] <Gothfunc> ikonia: mystery solved i guess.  i have a user on this machine and a user on the nas but the ids differ, (1000 on this machine and 1002 on the nas).  any idea how i can fix that?
[16:32] <ikonia> Puppy you downloaded it, it must have installed as it's in your syanptic reop
[16:32] <histo> admin_masu3701: yes but first you need to join #ubuntu+1 I can't talk about intrepid in here any longer.
[16:32] <ikonia> Gothfunc the only way around that is to sync the two uid's or use an external service like ldap/nis to make a common uid schema
[16:32] <HDready> how can i delete a file? terminal cmd?
[16:32] <mis1> I have a graphic problem i installed driver but i am unable to change resolution
[16:33] <HDready> del doesnt work
[16:33] <histo> HDready: rm filename
[16:33] <HDready> ;)
[16:33] <alteregoa> rm
[16:33] <HDready> kk ty
[16:33] <Gothfunc> ikonia: at the moment synching would be best
[16:33] <alteregoa> rm blah
[16:33] <admin_masu3701> histo: ok thank you
[16:33] <alteregoa> rm bananas
[16:33] <ikonia> Gothfunc create a new user witht he matching id, remove the old user, rename the new user
[16:33] <Flyzoola> histo: no, I'm on another computer. I've been going back and forth on it all morning haha so it's no deal. Do you need any info for it
[16:33] <Flyzoola> ?
[16:33] <alteregoa> del is qdos stuff
[16:33] <alteregoa> and rm is unix
[16:33] <Gothfunc> ikonia: gotcha.  thanks :)
[16:33] <Puppy> ikonia, its gone
[16:33] <mis1> ikonia: i have a serious graphic problem can u help me
[16:34] <ikonia> mis1 sorry no
[16:34] <alteregoa> mis1: i told ya what to do
[16:34] <alteregoa> enable the hardwre driver in the settings
[16:34] <ikonia> mis1 I'm a little busy at the moment and a few people have offered you sound advice
[16:34] <histo> Flyzoola: well on the broken computer try doing a dpkg-reconfigure of the linux-image-`uname -r`
[16:34] <Gothfunc> ikonia: given that the user is the first user defined in the installation, will anything break if i remove it?
[16:34] <admin_masu3701> histo: i did update with not return errors...so i guess it works now
[16:34] <histo> Flyzoola: actually scratch that you don't need to get in to that.
[16:34] <ikonia> Gothfunc yes, you need to make sure the new user is in the same grups (gid) as the old one, and most importantly make sure its' in the "admin" group so that you can use sudo
[16:35] <histo> Flyzoola: try to reinstall the kernel and update-grub
[16:35] <mis1> alteregoa: i am inable to what u said me to do. okay how dow i detect whether i have geforce 4 using terminal
[16:35] <alteregoa> sometime i smell ubuntus
[16:35] <wolfspirit> ok I'm annoyed now... I'm trying to connect to a remote mysql database.  Both hosts are ubuntu 8.04 and I'm trying to do this to get a remote frontend working with mythtv.  Anyways, I commented out the bind address on both my local and remote server but when I connect to the remote host (WOLFMEDIA or 192.168.0.107) it continuously thinks I'm trying to connect to the local host still.  If I telnet to port 3306 it works just fine. and if I stop the m
[16:35] <ikonia> Gothfunc: if the users gid's match up with the old user, nothing will break
[16:35] <Gothfunc> ikonia: sure, but will it matter that there is no 1000 id anymore?
[16:35] <alteregoa> mis1: it doesn't matter if you have a geforce 4 or not
[16:35] <mis1> okay
[16:35] <ikonia> wolfspirit make sure you use mysql -h hostname
[16:35] <ikonia> Gothfunc nope
[16:35] <alteregoa> mis1: i just ask you because the geforce4 series doesn't work with the "new" ubuntu
[16:35] <mis1> alteregoa:so what do i do know.......
[16:35] <Gothfunc> ikonia: cool cheers :)
[16:35] <Flyzoola> histo, how do I re-install the kernel and update-grub?
[16:36] <alteregoa> mis1: go to the system properties
[16:36] <admin_masu3701> histo: how to i join #ubuntu+1
[16:36] <alteregoa> and find a hardware, or restricted drivers icon
[16:36] <wolfspirit> ikonia: yup using mysql -u root -h wolfspirit.homelinux.org -p
[16:36] <histo> Flyzoola: the problem may just be with your /boot/grub/menu.1st file on the system. But with out seeing the file its hard to tell.
[16:36] <mis1> i cannot my graphics are too clogged
[16:36] <ikonia> wolfspirit and it thinks your connecting on localhost/
[16:36] <alteregoa> lol
[16:36] <histo> Flyzoola: type in update-grub
[16:36] <wolfspirit> ikonia: yeah... but only if the remote mysql server is on..
[16:36] <ikonia> wolfspirit: is wolfspirit.homelinux.org an atcual physical remote box, or just a remote host id
[16:36] <mis1> i mean my grapgics are so big that my user name and time are overlapping my system button and i am unable to click
[16:36] <histo> admin_masu3701: type in this window /j #ubuntu+1
[16:36] <|TheBarold|> quick question about Trash, I have a item that will not delete from my trash, tried "rm -rf" and still nothing, tried nautilus too, any other ideas?
[16:36] <Flyzoola> histo, I can tell you about my menu.lst
[16:37] <ikonia> !trash > |TheBarold|
[16:37] <histo> Flyzoola: are you able to paste it?
[16:37] <histo> !paste | Flyzoola
[16:37] <wolfspirit> ikonia: oops sorry.. that was another attempt..  mysql -u root -h 192.168.0.107 -p is what I'm typing
[16:37] <dfgas> i am looking for something that when linux knows i put a dvd in it will rip it to a avi or what ever format. is there a program that will do that. audio cd ripping would be sweet too  :D Legal of course, for a media center computer
[16:37] <ikonia> wolfspirit and 192.168.0.107 is a seperate physical machine
[16:37] <Flyzoola> histo, no, but I have information for it.
[16:37] <ikonia> wolfspirit: (note physical)
[16:37] <mis1> altegeroa: How do i access system properties using terminal
[16:37] <wolfspirit> ikonia: yes.. the one I'm on is 192.168.0.101  (not a virtual machine)
[16:38] <askand> What command can I use to check from commandline how big my harddrive is?
[16:38] <Tal_Kormas> Good morning everyone...
[16:38] <Flyzoola> histo, menu.lst. has the same root and kernel-"root=" setting for both the new and the old kernel
[16:38] <alteregoa> you can probaly start the screen resolution thing
[16:38] <julian> hi anyone knows how to mount a mac osx installation disc? im here on ubuntu livecd and want to copy a file from the disc to my mac. i read about sudo mount -t hfsplus /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom but that fails with hfs unable to find hfs superblock
[16:38] <ikonia> wolfspirit what happens if you ssh to that box - does it go to the right box
[16:38] <alteregoa> but i have no clue of the name of this thing
[16:38] <admin_masu3701> histo: am in. thankx...but whats the differences between #ubuntu and #ubuntu+1
[16:38] <dvyjones> I'm having lots of network connections now (server timeout), but only on some internet pages. Pings work nice.
[16:38] <dvyjones> Any idea why?
[16:38] <alteregoa> ask someone else here, how to open the resolution thingy with terminal
[16:38] <histo> !itrepid | admin_masu3701
[16:39] <histo> !ibex | admin_masu3701
[16:39] <mis1> Anyone please solve my graphic problem
[16:39] <wolfspirit> ikonia: yeah and telnet to the box on 3306 works as well
[16:39] <Flyzoola> histo: what exactly do you need to know about my menu.lst
[16:39] <Flyzoola> ?
[16:39] <ikonia> wolfspirit I can't see what would stop that then, as mysql uses your boxes tcp resolver,
[16:39] <|TheBarold|> ikonia: everytime i try to delete from there, it deletes, then pops back up
[16:39] <Tal_Kormas> I have problem, but I'm not sure if it got anything to do with Ubuntu... I have ubuntu 8.04.1 installed, and every time I reboot (not the original boot), the system freezes on the bios window just after presenting the IDE configuration.... I've nailed it down to my Wifi card RTL-8185 using ndiswrapper....
[16:39] <admin_masu3701> ubottu: ok..so whats #ubuntu for?
[16:39] <ikonia> |TheBarold|: what files are they
[16:40] <histo> Flyzoola: does your menu.1st have initrd images listed under each kernel?
[16:40] <|TheBarold|> ikonia: some random folders, couple of debs, and trashinfo
[16:40] <wolfspirit> ikonia: leaving for lunch.. I'll continue working on it
[16:40] <wolfspirit> ikonia: thanks for the suggestions
[16:40] <histo> Flyzoola: and also what is the version of the kernel you are trying to boot 2.6.????
[16:40] <mis1> Anyone please solve my graphic problem
[16:41] <ikonia> wolfspirit not done anything so far, need to ponder that one
[16:41] <alteregoa> mis: open ina n terminal
[16:41] <Tal_Kormas> anyone?
[16:41] <alteregoa> sudo gnome-display-panel
[16:41] <Flyzoola> histo, is this is? "/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.20-15-generic root=UUID=739367f4-5181-48ad-82c0-e7d028c6cf44 ro quiet splash"
[16:41] <ikonia> Tal_Kormas saying anyone is pointless, if they didn't see your question "anyone" doesn't tell them what it is, if they don't know the answer saying "anyone" won't make them know
[16:42] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: does your wifi card have its own boot sequence?
[16:42] <Flyzoola> histo, I can log in throguh terminal using 2.6.20-15, I can get to graphical login, bot it hangs.
[16:42] <histo> Flyzoola: under that line should be something like initrd /boot/initrc.img-blah
[16:42] <histo> Flyzoola: is that there?
[16:42] <mis1> i am getting an errot genome-display=panle command not found....please help
[16:42] <coldboot> Why is the default Firefox-3.0 version for Dapper an alpha version?
[16:42] <ikonia> mis1 thats not a valid command
[16:42] <histo> Flyzoola: alright log in to the machine in recovery mode and run update-grub
[16:43] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: What do you mean by it's own boot sequence?
[16:43] <ikonia> coldboot never fully back ported
[16:43] <MTecknology> grrrr
[16:43] <ikonia> Tal_Kormas if your PC hangs on the bios - thats nothing to do with ubuntu
[16:43] <mis1> ikonia: Can u solve my graphic problem now .....
[16:43] <coldboot> ikonia: So what's the best way to get a non-crap version of Firefox 3?
[16:43] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: like for instance, when my pc boots up it has a mobo boot, then a network card boot
[16:43] <ikonia> mis1 you've been told what to do many times
[16:43] <dextervip7> Anyone know if Cpanel install PHP SSH2 Extension?
[16:43] <ikonia> coldboot is that the latest version thats in the repos ?
[16:43] <|TheBarold|> i can adjust what boots up from either one
[16:43] <Tal_Kormas> ikonia: Well, it's only hangs there at the second reboot, after ubuntu loaded and normally reboot command issued.
[16:43] <ikonia> dextervip7: cpannel is not an ubuntu product
[16:44] <mis1> ikonio: But i cannot access my system properties
[16:44] <coldboot> ikonia: I'm not sure, that's what you get when you install "firefox-3.0"
[16:44] <ikonia> coldboot: looks like thats all there is in the repos
[16:44] <ikonia> coldboot: unless it's int he backports or proposed repos
[16:44] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: No, I think I have a single boot, it's booting the normal ubutnu rc5.d scripts and automatically connects to my network.
[16:44] <mis1> Anyone interested in solving my graphic problem
[16:45] <coldboot> ikonia: I guess I could just upgrade.
[16:45] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: have you tried using the bios to only boot up drives?
[16:45] <nutzer> hi+
[16:45] <nutzer> hallo???
[16:46] <askand> What command can I use to check from commandline how big my harddrive is?
[16:46] <mis1> I have a serious graphic problem please help
[16:46] <Odd-rationale> askand: try df -h
[16:46] <alteregoa> df-h
[16:46] <askand> thanks
[16:46] <vallhalla81> is it Possible to Instant Message people using the Terminal? Such as if I wanted to send someone a quick message and his IP was x.x.x.x could I do that?
[16:46] <nutzer> is this an english or german chat+
[16:46] <Flyzoola> histo, sorry I was at the other machine. The old kernel (that I can get up to the graphical lagin to) has this line: "initrd:  /boot/initrd.img-2.6.22-15 generic"
[16:46] <ikonia> nutzer english
[16:46] <ikonia> !de | nutzer
[16:47] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: you mean to turn off PCI? No, but I did pull out the PCI card and reboot, that worked perfectly, 3 reboots in a raw... It's definitely has something to do with the RTL-8185 card... I am getting some error messages on the reboot that it could not reset the essid to ''.
[16:47] <histo> Flyzoola: okay. does the new one have a similary line just with the updated version numbers of 2.6.whatever
[16:47] <nutzer> ok danke#
[16:47] <Flyzoola> histo: but the new kernel is missing that particual line. Should I still run the grub-update?
[16:47] <histo> Flyzoola: yes. grub-update will try to recreate your menu.1st automatically is all.
[16:47] <alteregoa> something like that is output /dev/md0              2.8T  990G  1.7T  38% /media/daten
[16:47] <mis1> histo: Can u help solve my graphic problem
[16:48] <histo> Flyzoola: after grub-update is done check the menu.1st and you will need that initrd line for the new kernel. I'm just hoping it will add it for you.
[16:48] <alteregoa> mis1: i told ya, ask someone how to open the display properties in terminal, i don't know the command for gnume
[16:48] <ikonia> mis1 open a terminal ant type this "sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx  then reboot
[16:48] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: maybe try a different driver for your wifi card
[16:48] <histo> mis1: i'm sure if you ask your graphic problem to the channel someone will help.
[16:49] <Flyzoola> histo: ok. so just run at terminal "grub-update". Once that is done, do you need the new kernel initrd or should it work?
[16:49] <Puppy> ikonia, time to start customising the gui :d
[16:49] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold, I did but it seems like on the RTL-8185 drivers for XP is working using ndiswrapper. I've just re-installed it, connection is more stable but it still getting stuck on reboot...
[16:49] <Puppy> ikonia, maybe i try to code an IRC capable of installing no named script
[16:50] <Puppy> ikonia,  thanks for the help, i ReALLY need to sleep now lol
[16:50] <histo> Flyzoola: yes run "update-grub" at a terminal. Like I explained it should add the initrd line you need. but you can check yourself after it is done.
[16:50] <ikonia> Puppy seeing as you can't code I'd put that on the back burner
[16:50] <ikonia> Puppy: no problem
[16:50] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: I think it might has something to do with Ubuntu trying to reset the card configuration (like I said, there is an error message about resetting the essid to '')...
[16:51] <zamba> i'm running a web server that's heavily loaded.. lots of the data on it is dynamic data that has to be generated upon the different requests.. i know there's tools to remedy this situation and make it scale much better.. what do i need to look at?
[16:51] <zamba> some web throttling stuff?
[16:52] <Jaybob> <<<-- Newb. Needs help. Just installed Ubuntu a few days ago. Really trying to use as everyday OS. However it won't restart or shutdown properly and I have to hard boot the machine. Ps I did install Intrepid Ibis, I know it's beta but I couldn't wait 10 days. :)
[16:52] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: I don't know if Ubuntu must release the resources for the PCI card or else it will get errors on bios checks... The thing is, it's completly freezes, I can't even do Alt+Ctrl+Del to reboot again once it freezes, so it tells me it's a complete hardware deadlock.
[16:52] <Gothfunc> ikonia: hi again.  about renaming a user.  how do you do that?  usermod -l won't accept non existent users as an argument :s
[16:52] <ikonia> Gothfunc ahh sorry, thats a dirty hack
[16:52] <morro> cualcuno parla italino?
[16:52] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: can you do Alt+Sys Rq+B?
[16:53] <remoteCTR1> hi guys!
[16:53] <morro> buongiorno.....
[16:53] <Jaybob> um what's that?
[16:53] <bazhang> !it | morro
[16:53] <ikonia> Gothfunc: open the password file and change the name the front of the user, do the same in the /etc/shadow file
[16:53] <Gothfunc> sure
[16:53] <ikonia> Gothfunc: little dirty, I know
[16:53] <Gothfunc> ikonia: ok, np
[16:53] <remoteCTR1> i got a quite weird error here when i invoke sudo stating that the timestamp is too far in the future and gives me a time two hours ahead from now, systemtime is correct, any ideas please?
[16:54] <|TheBarold|> Tal_Kormas: the only thing I can think of is maybe to make some script the will power off he wifi card before shutting down/reboot and delaying it power during power on
[16:54] <ikonia> !away >luis_lopez_away
[16:54] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: Nop, that's not working either
[16:54] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: The Sys Lock does not work either
[16:54] <Flyzoola> histo, that didn't add the line... do I need to upgrade maybe? I tried using another kernel, I am going to see if that works.
[16:55] <Izinucs> Is there a difference between using dpkg -i <somefile.deb> and just doubleclicking on the .deb to install?
[16:56] <rinman> anyone that has used UNetbootin?
[16:56] <histo> Flyzoola: I would try adding the line myself. Just copy one of the other ones the only thing that needs to change is the version number at the ends 2.6.etc....
[16:56] <Jaybob> anyone know how to fix reboot issues? I've tried adding "reboot=b" to the grub menu.lst That didn't work
[16:57] <histo> Flyzoola: ifyou look at one of the entries that has the line its pretty self explanitory.
[16:57] <dany> hi all
[16:57] <Flyzoola> histo, how do I add that like?
[16:57] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[16:57] <bujar> hi
[16:57] <histo> Flyzoola: edit the file with nano
[16:57] <|TheBarold|> netsplit?
[16:57] <dany> I have installed  ubuntu
[16:58] <histo> Flyzoola: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[16:58] <dany> I need wikipedia toolbar
[16:58] <dany> I have tried a plugin that add it to firefox
[16:58] <Flyzoola> histo, thank you, and just add it?
[16:58] <histo> Flyzoola: after you are done editing save the file by hitting ctrl+w
[16:58] <dany>  but it adds a lot of functionality also that I don't want
[16:58] <remoteCTR1> is something wrong with the repositories?
[16:58] <dany> I only want the single toolbar
[16:58] <remoteCTR1> i keep getting weird errors here
[16:58] <histo> Flyzoola: yeah just add it like the working kernels have.
[16:58] <dany> do you know what I have to do?
[16:58] <histo> Flyzoola: youc an back it up first to by sudo cp /boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst~
[16:58] <Izinucs> (since we had a netsplit I thought I'd repost) Is there a difference between using dpkg -i <somefile.deb> and just doubleclicking on the .deb to install?
[16:59] <|TheBarold|> dany: have you tried to configure the addon?
[16:59] <marc1975> Hola alguien tiene url de emisoras para escuchar en ubuntu a través de rythmbox
[16:59] <marc1975> ?
[16:59] <Izinucs> !es | marc1975
[16:59] <Gothfunc> ikonia: er... i've logged in and there are tons of errors, and i get a black screen with "computer" and "deleted items" icons, without any menus or normal gnome stuff.  errors keep popping up when i do things :(
[17:00] <marc1975> is the same I speak in english
[17:00] <dany> yes but it seems impossible to obtain the single toolbar without all the others stuff (sorry for my english :) )
[17:01] <|TheBarold|> dany: what are you using the wiki toolbar for?
[17:01] <Gothfunc> ikonia: error example: "An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for gnome-terminal. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly."
[17:01] <ortsvorsteher> is there been a helicopter flying in the nicklist?
[17:01] <bazhang> its a netsplit
[17:01] <orgthingy> can you repeat again?
[17:01] <orgthingy> i couldnt read
[17:01] <ortsvorsteher> who?
[17:01] <|TheBarold|> dany: what are you using the wiki toolbar for?
[17:01] <marc1975> Is there anyone to help me to add url of radio staions in my ryttmbox?
[17:01] <theBishop> what's the best way to share a folder between 3 computers over the internet?
[17:01] <dany> to search quickly things :)
[17:01] <Jaybob> can anybody help with ubuntu restart?
[17:02] <lucax> theBishop, use samba
[17:02] <Woody86> how can you make VLC repeat a video/song/playlist?
[17:02] <defrysk> Jaybob, sudo shutdown -r now
[17:02] <bazhang> orgthingy, what does lspci say about the card
[17:02] <orgthingy> bazhang : second
[17:02] <theom3ga> hi there I have a problem: the ubuntu's shutdown panel (the one that should appear when I click the shutdown button on the corner) takes up to 2 minutes to appear
[17:02] <lucax> Jaybob, sudo shutdown -r now
[17:03] <Jaybob> defrysk, is that a shutdown or restart?
[17:03] <orgthingy> bazhang : http://codepad.org/ZJMQbLvS
[17:03] <marc1975> I'm looking for url of radio stations that work with ubuntu but I'm unable to find it. Is there anyone who share with me his url and tell me its?
[17:03] <ortsvorsteher> Jaybob: click on the little green man upside right ;)
[17:03] <defrysk> Jaybob, a restart (-r)
[17:03] <Tal_Kormas> TheBarold: Here is an interesting message "nm_device_802_11_wireless_set_essid(): error setting ESSID to '' for device wlan0: Invalid argument", next message is "message_handler: message handler not found under /com/redhat/dhcp/wlan0"
[17:04] <Gothfunc> argh
[17:04] <ortsvorsteher> !ot
[17:04] <bazhang> orgthingy, how about lsusb
[17:04] <Gothfunc> he's gone and now my installation is broken :(
[17:04] <Gothfunc> so much for dirty hacks
[17:04] <orgthingy> bazhang : ok
[17:04] <Jaybob> defrysk, I think I tried that. But I will again. THe system hangs on shutdown and restart . at GDM shutdown and after I press the power button at ALSA shutdown
[17:05] <orgthingy> bazhang: http://codepad.org/3qWpULfC
[17:05] <orgthingy> I have realtek wireless card, and i wonder how i can download drivers for it..?
[17:05] <lucax> orgthingy, try madwifi web
[17:05] <bazhang> orgthingy, does ifconfig show it?
[17:06] <yvlasov> Hello can anyone recomend me a tool for testcase managment
[17:06] <Flyzoola> histo: even after adding in the line, it says the file isn't found... Should I download the kernel again or..?
[17:06] <vallhalla81> ﻿is it Possible to Instant Message people using the Terminal? Such as if I wanted to send someone a quick message and his IP was x.x.x.x could I do that?
[17:06] <defrysk> Jaybob, if it stalls , ctrl-alt-backspace
[17:06] <lucax> where is firefox 3/res directory placed on ubuntu?
[17:06] <orgthingy> bazhang : im connected through ethernet if you're wondering
[17:07] <orgthingy> bazhang: http://codepad.org/2ouA3Lko
[17:07] <bazhang> orgthingy, but you want to get wireless going right?
[17:07] <orgthingy> bazhang : yes
[17:07]  * orgthingy really wants to use wireless
[17:08] <bazhang> orgthingy, what does sudo dhclient wlan0 return (assuming you have a wifi hotspot there)
[17:09] <Puppy> ikonia, is ther e a problem with flash player
[17:09] <Puppy> ikonia, i cant watch youtube vuds :9
[17:09] <comicinker> question about pam: I want only one user to user an encrypted user directory. the other users don't need that pam mounting.  how can I restrict pam_mount to only specific users?
[17:09] <histo> Flyzoola: what do you mean the file isn't found?
[17:09] <orgthingy> BAZHANG : Its listing some things.. but slowly
[17:09] <orgthingy> bazhang : ill copy-and-paste it to you when its finished :P
[17:10] <bazhang> orgthingy, no dhcpoffers sleeping?
[17:10] <ortsvorsteher> Puppy: try flashplugin-nonfree then youtube works. uninstall all öther flash player for your browser before...
[17:10] <GamingX> Hi, my friend has a 7200 GS nVidia video card, and a widescreen monitor. But he is not able to set the resolution to more than 800*600. The optimum resolution for the screen is 1360*768. Do any drivers need to be installed?
[17:10] <bazhang> orgthingy, if you get that you may need to associate the ap with your card
[17:10] <GamingX> !nvidia
[17:11] <Flyzoola> Histo, that's what it said. and that I have to chose another kernel
[17:11] <orgthingy> bazhang: http://codepad.org/5oZ6OtZA
[17:12] <Flyzoola> histo: I guess the kernel didn't download properly. Do I have to re-download it?
[17:12] <Puppy> ortsvorsteher,  trying
[17:12] <Puppy> so where are all the funky 3d effects then ?
[17:12] <histo> Flyzoola: did the error message change?
[17:13] <bazhang> orgthingy, this is with wep, wpa wpa2 or open AP
[17:13] <dannyboy> how can install my webcam with ubuntu?
[17:14] <orgthingy> bazhang : ?
[17:14] <Flyzoola> histo, there's no more "problem syncing" or whatever message, but now it says that the file can't be found. I can still access the other kernel, but it still hangs at graphical login..
[17:14] <Jaybob> restart problems. sudo shutdown -r now, does not work, reboot=b in the grub menu.lst, does not work. Any ideas?
[17:14] <dannyboy> how can i install my webcam with ubuntu?
[17:14] <histo> Flyzoola: sudo aptitude install initramfs-tools
[17:14] <histo> Flyzoola: then update-grub again.
[17:14] <bazhang> orgthingy, is this encrypted hotspot (AP) or open
[17:14] <Flyzoola> okok :D
[17:15] <orgthingy> bazhang : encrypted, and it's my network (WPA2 i think)
[17:15] <orgthingy> WPA* not WEP
[17:15] <chrisred> Hi all, I'm struggling to get remote connections to a MySQL install on hardy.  I can get to other ports remotely 22,80 - no iptables and the bind-address is set in my.cnf
[17:16] <comicinker> dannyboy: it should work out of the box
[17:16] <Jaybob> on shutdown/restart hangs at the GDM shutdown, I hit power button which moves it along to the Ubuntu splash with progress bar, then hangs again at ALSA shutdown
[17:17] <Jaybob> these hardboots are not good for my system or nerves. :)
[17:17] <GamingX> Whats the command for installing nVidia binary drivers?
[17:17] <Guest95729> How can i fix the ACPI on Ubuntu 8.04 ?
[17:17] <GamingX> The nvidia glx driver?
[17:18] <bazhang> orgthingy, scroll about one-third down this link for the terminal code on how to connect to that (not the serialmonkey link) http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188
[17:19] <askand> !BEST
[17:19] <orgthingy> third-down this link, bazhang?
[17:19]  * orgthingy didnt understand what bazhang meant
[17:20] <bazhang> orgthingy, 1/3 of the way down
[17:21] <orgthingy> bazhang : im doing some updates right now, but wait.. i cant even s
[17:21] <askand> ATI or nVidia videocard? What do you think I should buy? What works best with Ubuntu nowadays?
[17:21] <orgthingy> "see" networks that are available
[17:21] <JerseyMonkey-S> Hi folks, I'm using the Ibex and whenever I use my Fn+Brightness keys, my keyboard is disabled unless I kill X and restart my session.
[17:21] <orgthingy> bazhang : so, is this _gonna_ work? because i dont know if realtek wireless driver is even recognized by linux
[17:21] <bazhang> orgthingy, that is because it is encrypted most likely
[17:22] <bazhang> orgthingy, if ifconfig sees the card, then you should be good to go
[17:22] <dannyboy> how can i install my webcam with ubuntu?
[17:22] <orgthingy> dannyboy : download "cheese" (program)
[17:22] <GamingX> What do I do to activate the video card in Ubuntu?
[17:23] <Jaybob> can't restart or shutdown without a hard boot. any help appreciated
[17:23] <JerseyMonkey-S> askand: nvidia is fairly well supported in linux, whereas i've had issues with ATI cards.
[17:24] <coldboot> ATI support in Linux has been historically crappy, and still isn't up the nvidia's standards.
[17:24] <Flyzoola> Histo, is there a command to just get 8.04? to uplgrade that is? because I don't think this will work... wouldn't it be easier just to upgrade to the 8.04 kernel etc?
[17:24] <coldboot> The company isn't inherently Linux aware at all.
[17:24] <JerseyMonkey-S> My keyboard becomes unresponsive after using Fn+Brightness Key on my Dell Lat. (Using Ibex) Any idea how to stop this?
[17:24] <Jaybob> I have my 3870x2 working. But this is just recently fixed apparently
[17:25] <dannyboy> ofter i download it how does it work? FTErrgthinGy
[17:25] <Wind67> hello
[17:25] <Jaybob> makes linux look very nice, I must say
[17:25] <piasdom> i can't login to a company's secured site..keep saying company name incorrect...name is correct...is there a setting or command ?
[17:25] <ActionParsnip> ﻿is there a frets on fire irc channel or server anyone knows of?
[17:25] <Slart> JerseyMonkey-S: check the logs to see if anything crashes when you use that key
[17:26] <JerseyMonkey-S> Slart: What logs would you recommend I view?
[17:26] <Slart> JerseyMonkey-S: system log would be a good start
[17:26] <anto> Guys
[17:27] <anto> how do i force a kernel upgrade/replacement?
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> Jaybob: fluxbox makes linux look great :D
[17:27] <Slart> anto: you can install kernels using apt
[17:27] <ActionParsnip> anto: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:27] <orgthingy> Latest GNOME + Compiz Fusion = :D
[17:28] <Jaybob> ActionParsnip: just been using Compiz-fuzion. I look at that later though
[17:28]  * ActionParsnip hates compiz
[17:28] <Wind67> ...
[17:28] <dannyboy> orgthingy: how does cheese work?
[17:28] <comicinker> question about pam: only one user on my system needs an encrypted home directory. now GDM fails to login as it still tries to make use of pam_mount for users with no encrypted directory.  how can I restrict pam_mount to only specific users?
[17:28]  * orgthingy doesnt like any kinds of effects because effects dont matter to him
[17:28] <orgthingy> dannyboy : Applications > graphics > cheese
[17:29] <orgthingy> dannyboy : it just.. works, thats how
[17:29] <GamingX> How do I know what applications are running in the background?
[17:29] <Jaybob> help with shutdown? system hangs
[17:29] <ActionParsnip> orgthingy: then why yu running compiz if you arent bothered for effects?
[17:29] <orgthingy> im not running compiz
[17:29] <orgthingy> im just saying that it's pretty
[17:29] <dannyboy> orgthingy: yea but if i want it to work with amsn or kopete how do i do that?
[17:29] <orgthingy> dannyboy : it should work there as well
[17:29] <orgthingy> if not, then download drivers for webcam
[17:30] <ActionParsnip> Jaybob: does sudo shutdown -h now make it die?
[17:30] <dannyboy> orgthingy: regardless of the chipset or driver?
[17:30] <orgthingy> driver i think.. im no good at drivers and stuff
[17:30] <orgthingy> so, dont ask me xD
[17:31] <Jaybob> actionparsnip: I've tried sudo shutdown -r but not -h. what's the h options?
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Jaybob: -h == halt
[17:31] <ActionParsnip> Jaybob: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=340016
[17:31] <dannyboy> orgthingy: well yea thats what im trying to do but i dont even know where to get the drivers or what kind of chipset i hav?
[17:31] <Flyzoola> Histo, is there a command to just get 8.04? to uplgrade that is? because I don't think this will work... wouldn't it be easier just to upgrade to the 8.04 kernel etc?
[17:32] <anto> ActionParsnip, Slart: how come that didnt place the new kernels in my boot folder?
[17:32] <cabrioleur> Custom kernel is the way :-)
[17:32] <Jaybob> ActionParsnip: checking it out, I'll be back to let you know
[17:32] <Izinucs> Flyzoola: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[17:32] <askand> Hows realtek soundcards with ubuntu?
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> anto: dpkg -l | grep -i kernel
 - try adding the acpi=force command into the kernel when trying to shutdown
[17:32] <cabrioleur> askand, which one.
[17:32] <Slart> anto: afaik it does
[17:32] <mini-man> Yet another microphone problem... I have done everything repeated millions of times on the forums, check alsamixer, gnome-volume-control, capture, etc etc... I swear i have done all that, and still no dice... currently downloading and compiling alsa 1.0.17, i have 1.0.16, but any ideas before that?
[17:32] <ActionParsnip> anto: will show you all installed kernels
[17:32] <askand> cabrioleur: ALC888S
[17:33] <Flyzoola> Izinucs, do you think that might fix the problem?
[17:33] <anto> ActionParsnip, yeah but it still does not place my kernel in my boot folder?
[17:33] <Izinucs> Flyzoola: I just came into the room and didn't see your previous posts.. the line will make sure you have all the latest packages on your system that are available for your release..
[17:34] <Izinucs> Flyzoola: it's usually the first thing you do to try fixing things.. at least I do.
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> anto: weird, try a reboot and see if its in the boot menu
[17:34] <cabrioleur> askand, that's what lspci is saying?
[17:34] <anto> it aint
[17:34] <Flyzoola> Izinucs http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=956534  think updating everything will make it all work again??
[17:34] <ActionParsnip> anto: then add it yourself
[17:35] <anto> I cant locate the kernel file
[17:35] <askand> cabrioleur: No I havent bought it yet :)
[17:35] <Slart> anto: is there a new kernel to update to?
[17:35] <histo> Flyzoola: you would have to update your /etc/apt/sources.list and change all references to gutsy then do a dist-upgrade.
[17:35] <Slart> anto: what did you do to install the new kernel?
[17:35] <anto> Slart, dont ask me because im not quite sure what happend
[17:36] <ActionParsnip> anto: you could uninstall it then reinstall it to maybe kick it into adding itself. Maybe you should strip some older kernels out to make space
[17:36] <Flyzoola> histo: crap really?? so that's even more things to take care of. Daaaamnnn :/
[17:36] <anto> ActionParsnip, thats what i just did i forgot that i normally had that problem
[17:36] <Wind67> le terminal s'est planté !
[17:36] <cabrioleur> askand, it shouldn't have any issues. It depends what chip it is actually using, but all of them are "workable"
[17:36] <histo> Flyzoola: what do yOU mean?
[17:36] <zamba> what's the max number of files that can be in one directory?
[17:37] <ruben> Hi. I want to "share" my ubuntu apps on the net with other ubuntu pc's and windows machines. Is there a way I can achieve this without using vnc??
[17:37] <Izinucs> Flyzoola: can't get to the site right now.. too many things going on on my comp and it's getting s.l.o.w. with video issues.. (large file copy via gui does it to me every time.)
[17:37] <histo> Flyzoola: Like I said it soundslike you are missing some packages particularly the inittramfs-tools
[17:37] <histo> Flyzoola: sry one t there.
[17:37] <ActionParsnip> zamba: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
[17:37] <Flyzoola> histo: well I figured that if I upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 through the terminal, that might fix the problems :/
[17:38] <Tulga> someone has experience VPS Proxy?
[17:38] <Flyzoola> histo, I tried getting the initramfs-tools, but it said I gotta disable something... and I don't know exactly what it is
[17:38] <askand> cabrioleur:  ok thanks
[17:38] <cabrioleur> !french > cabrioleur
[17:38] <rats> good morning #ubuntu
[17:38] <cabrioleur> !french | Wind67
[17:39] <Dreaman> !bulgarian
[17:39] <Dreaman> :)
[17:39] <histo> Flyzoola: well you need initramfs-tools to generate the missing file.
[17:39] <Izinucs> Flyzoola: if you have a seperate /home partition just reinstall fresh and tag but don't format the /home partition.. that's the easiest way to fix what's going on.. if you don't have a separate /home.. make one and move your files there.
[17:40] <e-frame> !botabuse | Dreaman
[17:40] <e-frame> !botabuse > Dreaman
[17:40] <ActionParsnip> he needs abuse, keeps him awake. he dozed off earlier
[17:40] <regeya> lol
[17:41] <e-frame> :D
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> i love you ubottu
[17:41] <Dreaman> :)
[17:41] <ActionParsnip> whats he gonna say
[17:41] <e-frame> !love
[17:42] <e-frame> :D
[17:42] <ActionParsnip> genius
[17:42] <axisys> how to convert dvd to play in iphone?
[17:42] <cabrioleur> axisys, you can do that in acidrip
[17:43] <cabrioleur> axisys, or dvd::rip
[17:43] <ActionParsnip> axisys: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=491419
[17:43] <bakermd> I have created a Bookmark to a network location - how do I delete it?
[17:43] <bakermd> in Gnome - Places -> Bookmarks
[17:44] <coopster> !love
[17:44] <axisys> cabrioleur, ActionParsnip thnx
[17:44] <zamba> i need a oneliner to search for a line in a file and if i find it, remove it and the line before and after..
[17:45] <zamba> from the file
[17:45] <bakermd> zamba, That's not gonna be a one liner
[17:45] <zamba> bakermd: ok, i'll settle for two :)
[17:45] <kartanesi> hi
[17:45] <tim__b> Anyone in here managed to compile avisyth3 with hardy? sticking with "configure: WARNING: Boost library (1_33) not in /usr/lib" while "./configure --disable-assembly --with-boost-includedir-path=/usr/include --with-boost-libdir-path=/usr/lib --with-boost-lib-name=libboost_thread-gcc41-mt-1_34_1". ibboost_thread-gcc41-mt-1_34_1.* files are in /usr/lib/.
[17:47] <bakermd> tim__b, You sure thats the issue? Usually warnings are ignored  - is there an Error as well?
[17:47] <piasdom> ubuntu doesn't come /w a calculator ???
[17:47] <bakermd> Sure it does
[17:47] <bakermd> Applications -> Accesories -> Calculator
[17:47] <axisys> cabrioleur, ActionParsnip so iphone recognizes mp4?
[17:47] <tim__b> bakermd; configure: error: "Boost is needed !"
[17:47] <piasdom> i can't fine mine :)
[17:47] <piasdom> thanks
[17:48] <bakermd> hrm
[17:48] <piasdom> there she be...thanks
[17:48] <tim__b> bakermd ./configure can find Boost header files in /usr/include (as i added to ./configure)
[17:48] <nixbox> can i install the latest 2.6.27 kernel on hardy? or do i have to upgrade to intrepid?
[17:48] <tim__b> bakermd but not the lib file, which is there for sure
[17:49] <ActionParsnip> axisys: yep mp4 for iphone
[17:50] <tomahowk> hi guys how do i connect to the xubuntu channel within Xchat?
[17:50] <Tulga_> kk
[17:50] <ActionParsnip> tomahowk: /j #xubuntu
[17:50] <Kr0ntab> nixbox: if you want a nice .deb package of the kernel... Intrepid has it.  Otherwise... anyone can upgrade their own kernel if needed....
[17:51] <tomahowk> ah tahnk you action =D
[17:51] <Kr0ntab> nixbox: but it requires some work... and practice...
[17:51] <ActionParsnip> tomahowk: this is the same with all irc clients
[17:51] <bakermd> Some require the whole /join instead of the shorthand /j
[17:52] <ActionParsnip> lame
[17:52] <vallhalla81> ﻿is it Possible to Instant Message people using the Terminal? Such as if I wanted to send someone a quick message and his IP was x.x.x.x could I do that?
[17:52] <tomahowk> actionparsnip never used IRC clients before XD
[17:52] <Kr0ntab> nixbox: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[17:52] <nikitis> Ok, I have a truely geeky question for all of you very smart people out there.  Does ubuntu support the Avant Stellar keyboard 116 key?
[17:53] <nikitis> With programable macros and 24 function keys
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> tomahowk: np man
[17:53] <ActionParsnip> nikitis: if the escape code shows up in xev then yes
[17:53] <Melsen> After the recent upgrade to 2.4.24-21... my envyng/nvidia stopped working.. I've tried to remove envyng and install it again with apt-get and synaptics with no luck, and after attempting to install envyng again, it doesnt add the envyng icon in the system menu
[17:53] <Melsen> nvidia-xconfig doesn
[17:53] <Melsen> nvidia-xconfig doesn't work either
[17:54] <Melsen> Anyone who can tell me what to do?
[17:54] <e-frame> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xog
[17:54] <nikitis> ActionParsnip, the keyboard is modeled after the old Northgate Omnikey 101 except it has 12 extra function keys
[17:54] <nikitis> Which linux supports
[17:54] <nikitis> ActionParsnip, but  I need to know before I buy a $185 keyboard, that linux can support 24 function keys
[17:55] <Melsen> e-frame: `xserver-xog' is not installed and no info is available.
[17:55] <Jaybob> ActionParsnip: Sudo Shutdown -h now does not work either
[17:55] <sfears> Melsen.. chances are that the newest nvidia drivers havn't been released for the newer kernel
[17:55] <Melsen> Ive search the ubuntu forums though.. I havent seen any other people have this problem
[17:56] <Melsen> so right now Im running 800x600
[17:56] <Melsen> sigh
[17:56] <nikitis> ActionParsnip, what do you mean by "escape code"
[17:56] <Tulga_> do you know hyperVM clone?
[17:56] <Ryen> #hacking
[17:57] <lawstudent>  hi, folks. I've installed debian-eeepc with lxde. i need a timer as i do a practice exam. what application do you recommend that can do countdown (with some beep preferably)?
[17:57] <Jaybob> ActionParsnip: there is some info about adding acpi=force to grub menu.lst, but I'm not sure where and I can't find it. ever heard of it?
[17:58] <joaopinto> lawstudent, if you want a terminal app, you can use sleep and beep :)
[17:58] <lawstudent> joaopinto: but will sleep give me a current countdown time ?
[17:58] <nikitis> lawstudent, write a bash script
[17:59] <joaopinto> lawstudent, nope
[17:59] <coopster> bah, you people.  the person wants a stopwatch and you tell him to "use sleep and beep" or "write a terminal script"  ?
[17:59] <joaopinto> lawstudent, if you ned a graphical app, you can use alarm clock
[17:59] <joaopinto> not sure it shows the counter either :P
[17:59] <coopster> lawstudent: there's a program called stopwatch
[17:59] <PrototypXXSuperc> hi there...
[17:59] <coopster> lawstudent: sudo apt-get install stopwatch, or run synaptic and install stopwatch
[17:59] <lawstudent> coopster: thanks
[18:00] <nikitis> How do you tell linux to support 24 function keys?
[18:00] <sLashi> somebody can help me with a little problem @ conky?
[18:00] <Similian> my firefox is running extremly slow only on one core out of two why?
[18:01] <case^> sLashi: I'll try
[18:01] <MarkFeatherston> Is it possible to check how many users are on a windows terminal server from linux?  Like pstools psloggedon for windows
[18:01] <yudigadget> does anyone here use print server device? i have question about IPP, does IPP allow me to add printer device from print server without specify/install printer driver on computer(ubuntu)?
[18:02] <azath> are there any official resources on working with the debian/ubuntu decision to no longer build against openssl? like ways around it for things that don't yet work with gnutls, etc... I've been searching forever and can't seem to find anything concrete.
[18:02] <Jaybob> having problems restarting. Same problem with gui (shutdown/restart), sudo shutdown -r or -h. System hangs I think at GDM( I see a quick "Gnome display manager shutdown message) after I press the power button. Then the splash, then a few modules shutdown but hangs when it gets to ALSA shutdown. At this pouint I have to hardboot. Any thoughts
[18:03] <Helminthe> yudigadget: the communication method can be parallel, usb, tcp/ip, samba share etc, this does not change the fact that you need a driver that formats your documents in an output the printer itself can parse
[18:03] <Helminthe> yudigadget: for a lot of modern printers you can use a generic postscript or pcl driver, but no guarantees, especially with cheaper ones
[18:05] <falstaff> hello
[18:05] <nikitis> Nobody here uses a keyboard with 24 Function keys?
[18:05] <yudigadget> Helminthe can you more specific about generic postscript and pcl driver, are those already include with ubuntu 7.04 and 8.x?
[18:05] <csilk> nikitis,  that's rather alot of function keys
[18:05] <csilk> what do you use them for?
[18:05] <rakgenius> hi
[18:05] <nikitis> csilk, macros, shortcuts, etc
[18:05] <Similian> Can i run an app (firefox) on one core only somehow?
[18:06] <Fret18_> Hi! :)
[18:06] <nikitis> csilk, gaming mostly
[18:06] <csilk> oh
[18:06] <yudigadget> Helminthe or should i install something more?
[18:06] <rakgenius> hello guys
[18:06] <falstaff> my keyboard and mouse is some kind of locked in X, any idea? immediatly after x started, i cant type anything (eg. user/pw). Even Ctrl+alt+Backspace doesnt work
[18:06] <Helminthe> yudigadget: yes and yes. look into cups, foomatic, hpijs, ghostscript for more printer choices
[18:06] <rakgenius> falstaff
[18:06] <Fret18_> Do anyone know how to install Last.fm software in Ubuntu?
[18:07] <rakgenius> yes i kno
[18:07] <yudigadget> Helminthe ok thanks..
[18:07] <Fret18_> Can you please explain me?
[18:07] <nikitis> csilk, I want to buy this keyboard that's $185 Heavy duty, with tactile mechanical keys, also with 24 Function keys.  i want to know if Linux will be able to use them, and if so, how would you go about mapping them?
[18:08] <csilk> nikitis, honestly, I wouldn't know, I've never had a need for such an odd keyboard. Sorry
[18:08] <coopster> falstaff: does control+alt+f1 work?
[18:08] <Fret18_> rakgenius: can you please explain me how to install Last.fm?
[18:08] <coopster> nikitis: i wrote a howto for the logitech G15 that would be somewhat similar to what you'd have to do a while back - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LogitechG15
[18:08] <falstaff> coopster: yes
[18:08] <nikitis> coopster, you probably should have told him about control+alt+F6
[18:08] <jochenh> hi@all! I have a big problem with dcopserver,which make firefox broken. can please anyone help me?
[18:08] <nikitis> coopster, err F7
[18:09] <caco> #xubuntu
[18:09] <falstaff> nikitis, coopster: All consoles work, F1-F6, with keyboard. F7 shows me x with the gdm login screen, but i cant type anything!
[18:09] <GaMbi_DK> hmm.. what unreal tournament is best? (that can run on linux)
[18:09] <coopster> nikitis: the relevant sections are adding the key symbols to X and then using xmodmap to map the keycodes to the symbols
[18:10] <caco> join #xubuntu
[18:10] <jamey-uk> I'm running Ubuntu Server Edition and I just did "apt-get install cron", I've checked and cron is running. I put "0 0 * * * touch /home/website/cron-is-running.txt" in my user's crontab file but no file is being created in my home directory. How can I get cron to work properly please?
[18:10] <rakgenius> fret18 u der?
[18:10] <Fret18_> Yes.
[18:10] <nikitis> coopster, ah ok
[18:10] <rakgenius> sudo apt-get install lastfm
[18:10] <rakgenius> try dis
[18:10] <coopster> nikitis: to find out the keycodes to use i had to run xev and push the keys and see what it reported
[18:10] <nikitis> coopster, this keyboard is similar to yours in amount of keys, but is styled more like the old IBM keyboards.  However, this keyboard I'm purchasing is brand new
[18:10] <Hamsun> sup ya'll?
[18:11] <Hamsun> I have a really bad rash on my groin-area.
[18:11] <Hamsun> any help?
[18:11] <Fret18_> rakgenius: looks like it'll work. Thanks. :)
[18:11] <coopster> nikitis: in theory that same process would work for any buttons
[18:11] <coopster> !ot|hamsun
[18:11] <rakgenius> no probs
[18:11] <Hamsun> ?
[18:11] <Fret18_> I hate Ubuntu. It's so addictive. :P
[18:11] <nikitis> coopster, it has a PROM built in so that you can program macros.  the macros are stored in the keyboard itself.
[18:12] <nikitis> coopster, very handy for linux
[18:12] <lawstudent> coopster: i've installed stopwatch.
[18:12] <jochenh> Can anyone help me with my dcopserver problem, which make firefox broken?
[18:12] <coopster> nikitis: then the macros would work, you'd just have to insert entries for the 24 function keys
[18:12] <lawstudent> thanks, coopster. it's perfect. only wish it would beep when the timer is down to zero.
[18:12] <coopster> lawstudent: yeah, sorries.  that's the one thing it doesn't do
[18:12] <bimmax> Fret18_, wow, that is wholly drived by the improbability drive
[18:13] <mrunagi> what is the script that ctrl alt esc executes
[18:13] <lawstudent> coopster: no prob
[18:13] <Fret18_> Guys, I must have at least 4 desktop areas to make Compiz cube work well, right?
[18:13] <coopster> lawstudent: perhaps you could use sleep/beep at the same time to get that effect
[18:13] <setup> wacom in tx2510
[18:13] <setup> problem
[18:13] <rakgenius> yes
[18:13] <coopster> Fret18_: no.  it works with any number
[18:13] <nikitis> coopster, http://www.ergonomicsmadeeasy.com/ProductImageGallery.asp?ProductID=9&GalleryItem=1
[18:13] <mrunagi> Fret18_:  no you can have 2
[18:13] <mrunagi> it just wont be a cube
[18:13] <rakgenius> min 4 for a cube
[18:13] <joineric> i am running 8.04 on an old pIII laptop and my resolution is a jacked 800x600 with black blocks around the screen
[18:13] <Fret18_> Yes.
[18:13] <Fret18_> That's what I meant.
[18:14] <coopster> nikitis: _that's_ the $185 keyboard?
[18:14] <coopster> does it do dishes?
[18:14] <Fret18_> With two desktops only, it's like a sheet of paper.
[18:14] <RonzO> what is a good program for taking music and renaming it using the ID3 tags? have some music i pulled off of an iPod
[18:14] <lucax> does anyone here have a nice UserContent.css that i can borrow for gtk black themes? i cant get mine look good...
[18:14] <Tundrayeti312> RonzO: I like EasyTag
[18:14] <nikitis> coopster, It's solid Industrial strength metal, and has the "clicky" feel.  Built just like the old IBM keyboard
[18:14] <RonzO> Tundrayeti312, ty ty. ill check it out
[18:15] <rakgenius> any1 knows hv 2 enable compiz in ubuntu 8.04
[18:15] <csilk> rakgenius,  you got your grfx drivers installed?
[18:15] <jamey-uk> I'm running Ubuntu Server Edition and I just did "apt-get install cron", I've checked and cron is running. I put "0 0 * * * touch /home/website/cron-is-running.txt" in my user's crontab file but no file is being created in my home directory. How can I get cron to work properly please?
[18:15] <nikitis> coopster, that's not plastic your looking at.  It weights a solid 7 pounds
[18:15] <Fret18_> I have 8.04.
[18:15] <rakgenius> no
[18:15] <csilk> rakgenius,  that's the problem then
[18:15] <Fret18_> First you have to download the settings manager, rakgenius.
[18:15] <rakgenius> oh
[18:15] <coopster> nikitis: huh, ok then.  not too shabby.
[18:16] <Fret18_> Actually, you must have the graphics card, yes.
[18:16] <csilk> Fret18_,  you don't have to first download the manager to get compiz working -_-
[18:16] <nikitis> coopster, it's also as long as my 24 inch monitor lol
[18:16] <Fret18_> Mine works with GFX;
[18:16] <csilk> compiz works without the settings manager Fret18_
[18:16] <Fret18_> I had to, csilk.
[18:16] <Fret18_> It didn't work without it.
[18:16] <csilk> Fret18_, your talking about ccsm right?
[18:16] <At0m1cc1rcle> hi all, is there anybody who can give me some help getting wireless working with broadcom card and acer aspire 3634 laptop
[18:16] <Mimi> Anyone know how to stop xfce from giving me 6 workspaces? when i go to the settings manager and set it to 2, save changes, it will still show 6 even after log out and in. no i dont have compiz ^^;
[18:16] <nikitis> coopster, i'm just glad there's a company out there making the old IBM style keyboards that are brand new and black ;)
[18:16] <Fret18_> Yes.
[18:17] <csilk> Fret18_,  right, well compiz works without when you set visual effects to normal
[18:17] <tak11> At0m1cc1rcle,
[18:17] <tak11> i can help you,
[18:17] <tak11> pvt.
[18:17] <Fret18_> csilk: mine was set to extra. Maybe it was that.
[18:18] <csilk> Fret18_, even then compiz still works without ccsm, you must be mistaken
[18:18] <csilk> rakgenius,  what grfx card you got?
[18:18] <rakgenius> jus inbuilt..not extra 1
[18:18] <rakgenius> intel
[18:18] <Fret18_> csilk: Yes, I must have made something wrong.
[18:18] <nikitis> coopster, I wanted this one, but I can't even find one available on ebay anymore.  I've searched the whole net. http://www.adesso.com/images/big/bigger/MCK-142Pro.jpg
[18:19] <csilk> rakgenius,  do you know what grfx card it is?
[18:19] <rakgenius> obviously
[18:19] <rakgenius> yes
[18:19] <coopster> nikitis: looks like you couldn't actually program macros in linux though
[18:19] <Fret18_> Is it me or the download through the Terminal is faster than through browser? :O
[18:19] <csilk> rakgenius,  ok, maybe I wasn't clear the frist or second time... please could you tell me what grfx card/chip you have?
[18:20] <Guest809> So does anybody know if Ubuntu 8.10 will support Asus EEE PC 1000 by default? (wpa2 enterprise support also?)
[18:20] <rakgenius> i dont va grphx card
[18:20] <nikitis> coopster, you should be able to.  All you do with the keyboard, no software needed, is hit the program button, type the button you want to be macro'd, and then the macro, and the select button again and bam.
[18:20] <rakgenius> dats d prob
[18:20] <RonzO> Tundrayeti312, <3 working great!
[18:20] <csilk> rakgenius,  you do have a grfx card/chip
[18:20] <rakgenius> no
[18:20] <Fret18_> Yes.
[18:20] <Tundrayeti312> RonzO: Glad to hear it :)
[18:21] <csilk> rakgenius,  yes you do, now please paste the out of the lspci command at paste.ubuntu.com
[18:21] <csilk> **output
[18:21] <nikitis> coopster, pushing one button can do up to 72 keys, but macros can be chained as well for a maximum of 862 characters per macro
[18:22] <rakgenius> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82915G/GV/910GL Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0e)
[18:22] <nikitis> that's some true computing power
[18:22] <Fret18_> rakgenius: Last.fm worked. Thanks a lot. :)
[18:22] <jochenh> I have a Problem with dcopserver which make my firefox broken, can someone please help?
[18:23] <csilk> rakgenius,  thank you, so your grfx chip is an intel 82915G/GV/910GL
[18:23] <Fret18_> I'm leaving.
[18:23] <Fret18_> Goodbye guys!
[18:23] <GamesMasta> Bye.
[18:23] <blessed_guess> have fun
[18:23] <rakgenius> its a chip dat comes along wit mother board rite
[18:24] <Mimi> Anyone know how to stop xfce from giving me 6 workspaces? when i go to the settings manager and set it to 2, save changes, it will still show 6 even after log out and in. no i dont have compiz ^^;
[18:24] <csilk> rakgenius,  yes that is right
[18:24] <coopster> Mimi: do you have compiz?  sometimes that does it.
[18:24] <rakgenius> and i call it as jus a chip not a card...it smy own convention
[18:24] <Mimi> I said I dont have compiz coopster  ^^
[18:25] <csilk> rakgenius,  hence me saying card/chip  . I'm looking for drivers for you now
[18:25] <jochenh> can anyone please help me with my dcop problem which make my firefox broken?
[18:25] <rakgenius> thnx...pls help
[18:26] <nikitis> coopster, well thanks for the guide.  I'll look into that.  I think i'm going to buy that keyboard for christmas
[18:26] <lawstudent> coopster joaopinto. how do i use sleep and beep to give me an aural alert after 35 minutes?
[18:28] <coopster> lawstudent: in a terminal -  sleep 35m && beep
[18:28] <csilk> sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-intel      rakgenius  i think that is the driver you are looking for
[18:28] <csilk> key word being THINK
[18:28] <coopster> lawstudent: you'll have to `apt-get install beep` first
[18:28] <EyesOfARaven> blinking cursor of death - why?
[18:29] <EyesOfARaven> fresh install of eeebuntu to an sd card on my eee, and it boots to it, and poof, blinking cursor that doesnt end
[18:29] <usuario_> [swb]
[18:29] <rakgenius> its showin already installed
[18:29] <csilk> rakgenius,  you may also need to add some things to xorg.conf, but we will cross that bridge if/when we ceom to it
[18:29] <csilk> *come
[18:29] <csilk> rakgenius,  ok
[18:30] <csilk> in that case you need to do some xorg.conf editing, please do   sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and paste the file at paste.ubuntu.com
[18:30]  * EyesOfARaven needs assistance
[18:30] <csilk> also, make a backup of that file by doing  sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.cong.BACKUP
[18:30] <kev_> enode.et
[18:31] <kev_> irc.freenode.net
[18:31] <kev_> ubuntu-fr
[18:31] <GamesMasta> So does anybody know if Ubuntu 8.10 will support Asus EEE PC 1000 by default? (wpa2 enterprise support also?)
[18:31] <EyesOfARaven> from what i hear it will
[18:31] <jackal_> posso fare una domanda?
[18:31] <joaopinto> GamesMasta, please ask on #ubuntu+1, this channel is for Hardy support
[18:31] <GamesMasta> Nice. Thanks eyes.
[18:31] <EyesOfARaven> gamesmasta: i just installed on my eee and im getting blinking cursor - any idea?
[18:32] <Puppy> Why wont wireshark see my card :( it does on XP
[18:32] <joaopinto> !it | jackal_
[18:32] <csilk> Puppy,  need to run as root
[18:32] <EyesOfARaven> gamesmasta: eeebuntu thatis
[18:32] <GamesMasta> Sorry. I haven't gotten my 1000 yet... It's in the mail lol.
[18:32] <EyesOfARaven> gah.
[18:32] <EyesOfARaven> mmk
[18:32] <EyesOfARaven> thanks anyway
[18:32] <GamesMasta> yup thanks and good luck guys
[18:33] <Puppy> perfect
[18:33] <csilk> Puppy,  XP allows non admin users to use low level sockets, linux is a little more secure than that and only allows root to do so, so you need to run it as root (sudo)
[18:33] <Puppy> csilk you r a good one
[18:33] <csilk> ;)
[18:33] <rakgenius> i pasted it
[18:33] <azath> so I'm trying to run dpkg-buildpackage on freeradius, but I get this line: "dpkg-checkbuilddeps: warning: can't parse dependency libsnmp-dev libssl-dev"  Only libsnmp-dev and libssl-dev are both installed. Any ideas?
[18:33] <Bullterd> Argghhh!
[18:33] <csilk> rakgenius,  link please
[18:33] <Bullterd> I cant get cron jobs working no matter how hard I try :(
[18:33] <krazykri1> hi i just switched from fedora ... how do u do a tail -f /var/log/messages and see realtime messages? is there any buffering of messages before being committed to /var/log/messages? and wats with the strange format of the messages file ?
[18:33] <rakgenius> http://paste.ubuntu.com/61609/
[18:33] <r00t_> hi im in need of  amedia player that can search my computer and add music/video to its library
[18:34] <Bullterd> Does anyone have a tut that actually works ?
[18:34] <azath> r00t_: check out banshee ?
[18:34] <r00t_> thanks
[18:35] <csilk> rakgenius,  sorry, xorg.conf has changed since the last time I looked at it, it no longer has modelines or resolutions??
[18:35] <ruben> Is it possible to run my applications (like ooffice or gimp) from a web browser??
[18:35] <lawstudent> hi
[18:36] <rakgenius> i donno
[18:36] <azath> krazykri1: I use less with shift-F... which does live monitoring... though here most stuff is logged to syslog
[18:36] <lawstudent> coopster:  beep doesn't make any sound on my eeepc
[18:37] <jamey-uk> My user's crontab isn't working, how do I get it to work?
[18:38] <coopster> lawstudent: :-/  well, you could replace beep with any command that you like, so it could be replaced with a command to play an MP3
[18:38] <csilk> anyone know why xorg.conf no longer has grfx device or resolution details like it used to have?
[18:40] <Assassyn> i don't know how to configure second card to give internet to clients. i want to make ubuntu server as router. installed second card after ubuntu was already installed
[18:40] <kitche> csilk: it still has it, just that X doesn't automatically put them in anymore
[18:40] <csilk> kitche, so do they need manually adding if you were wanting to change the "Driver" field?
[18:41] <usuario_> usuario
[18:41] <kansan> what is the difference between the orange download button and the red download button
[18:41] <kitche> csilk: not exactly you could do it automatically just that the ubuntu tool for generating xorg.ocnf doesn't add it really
[18:42] <usuario_> hola
[18:42] <csilk> kitche, rakgenius has the driver installed it;s just that X isnt using it, how can we tell X to use it, I've only done it by manually editing the xorg.conf
[18:42] <usuario_> hola carito
[18:42] <nosemiaj> FALA PESSOAL... Possuo Windows XP no meu PC, porém, após passar a utilizar o sistema UBUNTU em meu PC, gostaria de mantê-lo para que não perdesse as configurações e arquivos já nele contido, porém queria manter somente o UBUNTU e exterminar o WINDOWS, alguém pode me dar uma dica ou endereço de tutorial no FORUM?
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[18:43] <Luminus> hi
[18:43] <Luminus> all
[18:43] <Azoff> hello
[18:43] <kitche> csilk: by manually editting xorg.conf or by using dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg if you don't want to do it manually
[18:43] <SlimeyPete> !spanish | nosemiaj
[18:43] <rakgenius> guys reply 2 csilk comment
[18:43] <usuario_> algo en español
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[18:43] <Lokian> !es | carito
[18:43] <csilk> kitche,  the xorg.conf no longer has the fields that I would usually edit so that makes editing a little hard
[18:43] <Azoff> where do the java certificates (trusted .jar profiders) get stored in (k)ubuntu?
[18:44] <csilk> rakgenius, try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[18:45] <nosemiaj> Ok! Muchas gracias, SlimeyPeteubottu
[18:45] <Assassyn> how can i set NAT on ubuntu to give acces to xlients to the inetrnet?
[18:45] <Assassyn> i want to configure a router on ubuntu server
[18:45] <Assassyn> pls
[18:46] <csilk> Assassyn, I think that kind of question would be better answered by reading the manual
[18:46] <hellraiser> salve riuscite a linkarmi il server per parlare in italiano?
[18:46] <rakgenius> csilk, its givin module battery not found
[18:46] <dulak> !it | hellraiser
[18:46] <EyesOfARaven> my ubuntu is booting to a lovely blinking cursor so i was gonna reinstall grub - it keeps saying the disk doesnt exist though
[18:47] <Rideh> if i used apt to install openldap and i need to get rid of it completely what command would i issue?  apt-get purge openldap?
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> it is sdc1
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> so i was using root (hd2,0)
[18:47] <hellraiser> salve
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> and it says there's no disk
[18:47] <dishayu> i can't go beyond 800x600 reso, amd 2000+ nforce2 chipset 32 mb onboard, it runs on 1280 x 1024 in windows, please help...
[18:47] <csilk> EyesOfARaven, SATA?
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> SD card, actually
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> :p
[18:47] <csilk> cd card?
[18:47] <EyesOfARaven> effectively its a usb device
[18:47] <csilk> *sd
[18:47] <csilk> oh rite
[18:48] <dishayu> i can't go beyond 800x600 reso, amd 2000+ nforce2 chipset 32 mb onboard, it runs on 1280 x 1024 in windows, please help... ubuntu hardy clean install... PLEASE HELP...
[18:48] <EyesOfARaven> what do i use instead of "hdX" for the grub menu
[18:49] <piasdom> dishayu:i think you need to install the graphic drivers...i had to after installing ubuntu
[18:49] <rakgenius> csilk?
[18:50] <EyesOfARaven> someone gonna finish helping me? :p
[18:50] <dishayu> piasdom : did, still doesn't do it..
[18:50] <csilk> rakgenius,  sorry, xorg config isn't my strong point anymore, you'll have to ask someone else
[18:50] <piasdom> dishayu:did you reboot ?
[18:50] <remote> hi
[18:50] <dishayu> piasdom : yes, i did
[18:50] <remote> i'm trying to mount a memory card in an hp desktop, when i insert the card i see a green light on the box but i don't see the card when running `sg_map -i' does anyone know if i need to take other action before i can see and access the card?
[18:51] <rakgenius> csilk, 1 more help
[18:51] <piasdom> dishayu:then that's all i know...new here also...sorry
[18:51] <EyesOfARaven> im screwed, nobody will help me
[18:51]  * EyesOfARaven sighs
[18:52] <Rideh> can apparmor interfere with ldap working properly?
[18:52] <lswest> EyesOfARaven, what's the problem?
[18:52] <EyesOfARaven> my eeebuntu won't boot
[18:52] <dishayu> piasdom : np, i've had a bit of experience 7.10 onwards, so, i know the most basic things i'd say :)
[18:52] <lswest> what's the error message?
[18:52] <EyesOfARaven> i have come to the conclusion that it is likely a grub problem
[18:52] <EyesOfARaven> it boots to a blinking cursor
[18:52] <EyesOfARaven> with no error message
[18:52] <EyesOfARaven> and just hangs there
[18:52] <kitche> EyesOfARaven: grub actually only really understands hdX or sdX
[18:52] <piasdom> dishayu:good luck
[18:52] <lswest> at the grub screen hit "e" on the entry and delete "quiet" from that line
[18:53] <lswest> it should show you if there's an error
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> i dont have a grub screen
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> :/
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> it literally doesnt get that far
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> so i determined it must be a grub issue
[18:53] <lswest> then try re-installing grub
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> i was tryin to do just that
[18:53] <lswest> kk one sec
[18:53] <rakgenius> how 2 instal windows after installin ubuntu
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> but cant figure out the drive string for SDC1
[18:53] <lswest> http://lswest-ubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/06/installing-bootloader-how-to.html
[18:53] <lswest> try that how-to
[18:53] <hellraiser> sorry who know the client bittorrent?
[18:53] <lswest> I think it might help you figure it out
[18:53] <EyesOfARaven> u see, im installing to an SD card
[18:54] <lswest> hmm
[18:54] <lswest> what's the output of fdisk -l?
[18:54] <EyesOfARaven> nothing at all
[18:54] <bronzewalla84> can't get compiz to load  with ATI Raedon card, can anyone help?
[18:54] <lswest> with a sudo before it?
[18:54] <EyesOfARaven> that helped
[18:54] <EyesOfARaven> lol
[18:54] <lswest> lol
[18:54] <kitche> EyesOfARaven: it would be sd2, 0 most likely if not then it would be hd2,0 depends on how your bios see's the SD card really what you put
[18:54] <EyesOfARaven> /dev/sdc1 is the one i want
[18:54] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 details
[18:54] <EyesOfARaven> which i already knew
[18:54] <lswest> okay
[18:55] <EyesOfARaven> kitche:i tried both of those
[18:55] <EyesOfARaven> :/
[18:55] <lswest> so it'd be (3, 1) I think
[18:55] <lswest> 3rd drive, 1 partition
[18:55] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 did you make sure that you to change the windows manager to compiz
[18:55] <rakgenius> how to instal windows after installin ubuntu
[18:55] <lswest> if you're installing from the liveCD
[18:55] <Lynet> EyesOfARaven: You sure the bios on your pc supports booting from an sd?
[18:55] <kitche> lswest: umm no grub starts at 0
[18:55] <EyesOfARaven> lynet: yes
[18:55] <lswest> go to the advanced option at the end of the install process
[18:55] <lswest> choose where to install GRUB to there
[18:55] <lswest> it should work that way
[18:56] <EyesOfARaven> "root (sd2,0)" says error while parsing number
[18:56] <lswest> leave out the sd
[18:56] <EyesOfARaven> lswest: yeah except its the install that failed to do it in the first place
[18:56] <lswest> it's just (2, 0)
[18:56] <rakgenius> after installin windows?
[18:56] <EyesOfARaven> lswest: that says unrecognized device string
[18:56] <lswest> hmm
[18:56] <lswest> root (2,0)
[18:56] <Lokian> rakgenius: you don't go back.
[18:56] <EyesOfARaven> thats exactly what im talking about
[18:56] <EyesOfARaven> lokian: i dual boot for games :p
[18:56] <bronzewalla84> Lokian: i just ran compiz --replace, and it errored out, and when i try and enable visual effects from Appearance it tells me 'Desktop Effects could not be opened'
[18:56] <lswest> hmm
[18:56] <rakgenius> lokian?
[18:57] <cwillu> anyone know of any poker tournament managers for ubuntu/linux?
[18:57] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 install the fusion icon
[18:57] <kitche> rakgenius: you just install it then you need to reinstall grub easier to install windows first then linux
[18:57] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 use that to replace instead
[18:57] <bronzewalla84> do u know the package name?
[18:57] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 it should be fusion icon. use synpatic
[18:57] <lswest> are you sure there are no typos in your command?
[18:57] <rakgenius> i ve updated ubuntu nv..dont wanna lose it..
[18:58] <lswest> space between root and the bracket, no space after the comma?
[18:58] <EyesOfARaven> lswest: ll yes.
[18:58] <EyesOfARaven> lol*
[18:58] <Lokian> EyeseOfARaven: as do i. Ill need to get my windows up to par especially for Fallout 3!
[18:58] <EyesOfARaven> fallout 3 FTW
[18:58] <EyesOfARaven> indeed!
[18:58] <EyesOfARaven> i am waiting so hard
[18:58] <Lokian> definintely!
[18:58] <rakgenius> kitche: i don ve windows..so wanna instal it
[18:58] <lswest> try root (hd2, 0)
[18:58] <Lokian> do you think ps3 would be beter than xbox or pc for it?
[18:58] <yvlasov> Hi how can i get debootstrap rpm for centos 5.2
[18:59] <EyesOfARaven> lswest: nope
[18:59] <lswest> then I don't know
[18:59] <Lokian> rakgenius: gparted a partition for windows first, than try to instsall windows onto that partition
[18:59] <lswest> sorry man
[18:59] <EyesOfARaven> i need someone who's amazing with grub
[18:59] <EyesOfARaven> anyone?
[18:59] <lswest> never tried to install to an SD card
[18:59] <rakgenius> lokian: but grub ll b lost
[18:59] <EyesOfARaven> rakgenius: then u boot live and reinstall grub after
[19:00] <lswest> EyesOfARaven, check this out: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/debian-eeepc-devel/2008-March/000172.html see if it gives you any idea of what you're missing
[19:00] <rakgenius> eyes: i donno hv 2 do it
[19:00] <yvlasov> Hello anyone... how can i get debootstrap rpm for centos 5.2
[19:00] <bronzewalla84> Lokian: I did that and now my window borders disappeared
[19:00] <Bullterd> WTF?!?!
[19:00] <Bullterd> Why are my goddamn crons not runnig
[19:00] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 you'll also need a window decorator
[19:01] <bronzewalla84> like emerald?
[19:01] <matti_> #muropaketti
[19:01] <transcendo> is there anyway that i can set a maximum download limit of one torrent at a time in Transmission?
[19:01] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 i suggest emerald if yyou dont have one
[19:01] <Lokian> bronzewalla84 yes, get emerald. and than activate emerald in fusion icon under window decorator
[19:01] <piasdom> EyesOfARaven:try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootFromUSB
[19:01] <rakgenius> any1 knows command 2 instal grub manually
[19:02] <EyesOfARaven> piasdom: been there
[19:02] <Lokian> !grub | rakegenius
[19:02] <lswest> also might help you eyes: http://eeesite.net/2007/12/restoring-eee-pcs-boot-sequence.html
[19:02] <Luminus93> see my page...is about computers, internetnews,etc www.teckboard.pt.vu
[19:02] <roukoun> hi all
[19:03] <roukoun> is there any way to change the color of the cursor in gnome-terminal ?
[19:03] <rakgenius> thnx ubottu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[19:03] <lswest> roukoun, what do you mean exactly? the colour of the font?
[19:03] <lswest> right-click and choose "edit current profile"
[19:03] <piasdom> rakgenius:can you get to win ?
[19:04] <rakgenius> yes
[19:04] <okbart> hello
[19:04] <rxMokka> anyone beenable to get compiz/beryl 3d desktop rotation inside VBox hardy guest?
[19:04] <piasdom> rakgenius:look in c:\
[19:04] <rxMokka> I can in VirtualPC Fedora guest
[19:04] <roukoun> lswest: not the fonts! i want to change the color of the blibking cursor ::
[19:05] <lswest> I believe the change of the font affects the cursor
[19:05] <okbart> how easily can I network a vista machine to this ubuntu one and share the internet connection this machine has?
[19:05] <piasdom> rakgenius:in there is either boot ot ini file...boot loader...type in you harddrive
[19:05] <lswest> but I don't know if you can change the cursor without the font change
[19:05] <lswest> sorry
[19:05] <Bullterd> How can I view what time and date crontab thinks it currently is ?
[19:05] <piasdom> rakgenius:ot = or
[19:05] <Rideh> anyone know of a working openldap package and instructions that work ?   i've tried it 4 times now on 3 machines with no success
[19:05] <dulak> Bullterd: type date
[19:05] <okbart> how do I `su` on livecd?
[19:06] <rakgenius> piasdom: i didnt get u
[19:06] <dulak> okbart: sudo su -
[19:06] <EyesOfARaven> okbart: sudo su
[19:06] <Rideh> following 2 tutorials from ubuntu, 1 from openldap and various odds and ends from ubuntu
[19:06] <Bullterd> dulak: Ok, So Why isnt my cron task runnign ?
[19:06] <EyesOfARaven> okbart: or alternatively sudo bash
[19:06] <okbart> thanks
[19:06] <Bullterd> 6 19 * * * ./backup3.sh
[19:06] <Bullterd> Does not run
[19:06] <piasdom> rakgenius:you have to edit win boot file to see your harddrive
[19:07] <piasdom> rakgenius:it under c:\...you may need to "show hidden files"
[19:07] <dulak> Bullterd: put the full path to backup3.sh example: /home/username/backup3.sh
[19:08] <okbart> is there a shortcut key to open terminal?
[19:08] <AgentHeX> i'm trying to compile an opengl application in eclipse, but it fails to find the GL, GLU, and SDL libraries despite being in the project.  i used synaptic to install libglu1-mesa-dev, but the problems still exist.  anyone have experience setting this up in hardy?
[19:08] <lswest> okbart: you can set one in system-->preferences-->keyboard shortcuts
[19:09] <piasdom> rakgenius:it under c:\...either boot.ini or win.ini
[19:09] <rootsnatch> okbart: I don't think so, but you can set one in the keyboard shortcuts menu
[19:09] <rakgenius> now 1 more problem
[19:09] <Jaybob> trying to burn cd for printer drivers, burning programs keep telling me I don't have permission to some of the files
[19:09] <rakgenius> grub is der..but none of the os is bootin
[19:09] <drroby> ciao a tutti
[19:10] <Rideh> is there another ubuntu channel for those running ubuntu server?
[19:10] <okbart> how do I change my keyboard  config to UK instead of US?
[19:10] <lswest> okbart: system-->preferences-->keyboard
[19:11] <akahige> can anyone tell the the bash script syntax for doing a recursive chmod? the usual "-R" doesn't seem to do it
[19:11] <outbackwifi> akahige: why not?
[19:11] <veryangryman> Question for you, who use "FireFox + Ubuntu Hardy": anyone uses ubuntu+firefox and have noticed a strange sound when closing and sometimes openning a tab while listening to music? i use cmus as a player... and never had problems.. i think this is new from a firefox update... anyone can confirm this ? (this sound is like a flange, some milisecs ... around 0.4 second in lenght)
[19:11] <Jaybob> how do you launch gui programs as root?
[19:12] <angel_> 你好
[19:12] <lswest> veryangryman: nope, never had that problem :/
[19:12] <SchneeSchwarz> Jaybob: gksudo
[19:12] <moes> Hardy 0.8.4 compiz 0.7.4 Emerald 0.7.2 Cannot get emerald to run..When I add emerald --replace to window decorations nothing happens..When I use code emerald --replace in console the console border changes but all other borders are grey and have no buttons
[19:12] <outbackwifi> jaybob: gksu
[19:12] <angel_> hellow
[19:12] <cwillu> moes,
[19:12] <akahige> outbackwifi: I don't know. the line is "eval gksudo chmod 644 $quoted" and if I make it "eval gksudo chmod -R 644 $quoted" the whole thing breaks
[19:12] <rakgenius> hi
[19:12] <cwillu> moes, (it's 8.04, not 0.8.4 :p)
[19:12] <angel_> if there are some person come from chinese ???
[19:13] <outbackwifi> whats the eval for?
[19:13] <lswest> akahige: is this in a bash script?
[19:13] <moes> cwillu.. mistype 8.4
[19:13] <outbackwifi> !cn
[19:13] <SchneeSchwarz> Rideh: #ubuntu-server
[19:13] <akahige> outbackwifi: bash script. yes.
[19:13] <lswest> akahige: if it is, chances are you will have to put it in a loop of some kind
[19:13] <jaym> anyone seen this... banshee 1.2.1 in hardy heron... radio stream will buffer but wont actually play?
[19:13] <rakgenius> ubottu: grub is der ..but os isnt bootin
[19:14] <angel_> ？？？
[19:14] <lswest> akahige: since $quoted is a variable, you have to change it for every name
[19:14] <piasdom> rakgenius:i don't know what to write i boot.ini...have to reboot to go see...one comp
[19:14] <outbackwifi> akahige: you dont need the eval
[19:14] <zamarax> hello, is this an appropiate channel to ask questions regarding gOS?
[19:14] <lswest> akahige: easier would just be to do cd /dir/ && chmod -R 644 *
[19:14] <moes> |emerald
[19:14] <moes> ! emerald
[19:14] <SchneeSchwarz> !cn | angel_
[19:14] <matthijs_> can someone say how i can install openoffice 3.°
[19:15] <akahige> lswest: this is a bash/nautilus script
[19:15] <darren__> hi to all, hope some one can help i downloaded a program from synaptic about 4 months ago but i lost it and now i can not remember what its called it lets you chouse how many kernels you want to show and can turn of the time limit you can also install boot up screens from it i think it was called some thing like start-up-manager if some one knows please let me know thanks.
[19:15] <akahige> outbackwifi: here's a pastebin if you want to see the whole script: http://slexy.org/view/s21LdgcZDv
[19:15] <lswest> akahige: so pass it the dir as a variable, it'll work better that way I think
[19:16] <JakeMon> is there a repository i can add that should have the webdav module for apache?
[19:16] <matthijs_> !dutch
[19:17] <lswest> akahige: if you pass the paths as multiple paths in one variable it will only change the first variable, better to pass it multiple variables, or put it in an array (if that works in bash scripts, never tried it)
[19:17]  * outbackwifi is on a handheld, cant  navigate to pastebins
[19:17] <confuded> [Problem] I have a Canon PIXMA ip100 printer and had downloaded the official drivers for it in .rpm format, installed (using alien) and the printer is not working. It does not respond to any print jobs and Ubuntu says there are none. Running 8.04 with latest updates...
[19:17] <lswest> *first path
[19:17] <haughty> Reckon some of you here might know it. Is there a way to "reset" a value in java.. to get the value back to "null" ?
[19:18] <akahige> lswest: I'm kind of out of my element with bash scripting. I'm just happy I got it to work.  =]
[19:18] <lswest> haughty: just <variablename> null;
[19:18] <sasuke781> can someone help me with a ubuntu theme?
[19:18] <haughty> might be the "=" sign that made it error then =) Ill give it a go.. thanks !
[19:18] <lswest> akahige: what exactly do you want the script to do?  Might be a different way to do so
[19:19] <piasdom> rakgenius:try this .... http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/asm/mbr/bootini.htm
[19:19] <akahige> outbackwifi: to summarize... the quoted variable manipulates  $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS so it doesn't choke on file names with spaces
[19:19] <LjL> confuded: first, are you sure you don't mean IP1000? i don't see an IP100 printer
[19:19] <sasuke781> anyone help me with a theme? anyone at all?
[19:19] <lswest> haughty: np, don't think there needs to be a = sign, but I could be wrong, haven't set null values much, usually results in null pointer exceptions lol
[19:19] <haughty> says that it isnt a satement tho
[19:19] <dvyjones> I have a Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick. Anyone got an idea on how to make it work on ubuntu?
[19:19] <lswest> haughty: what data type is it?
[19:19] <haughty> tried with = sign, but didnt go back to null
[19:19] <confuded> LjL: YES it is a ip100 PIXMA canon printer
[19:19] <haughty> its a integer
[19:19] <confuded> LjL: they even provide drivers for it
[19:19] <lswest> haughty: I'd just set it to 0 then
[19:19] <haughty> no, sorry.. a string
[19:19] <confuded> LjL: it's on the bottom of ip's
[19:20] <confuded> LjL: ;)
[19:20] <eighty4> has anyone tried photorec? I'm trying to recover a partition and right now photorec have found 21000+ mp3 files. I'm sure I didn't have that many mp3 files. Could anything be wrong`
[19:20] <eighty4> ?
[19:20] <w0ls0n> it is possible for me to move my hard drives over to a different mobo and it will work fine?
[19:20] <lswest> haughty: just set it to stringname="";
[19:20] <albertico> zamarax, gOS is based on ubuntu, so I guess you may get some help on this channel
[19:20] <haughty> got a method checking for null you see.. would be great if I could somehow get it back to null..
[19:20] <sasuke781> anyone wanna help me with a theme?
[19:20] <lswest> I'd avoid null values where possible
[19:20] <akahige> lswest: would like the script to be able to recurse if there are selected directories, and keep (or make the directories 755) while chmoding the files to 644.
[19:20] <haughty> k.. Ill try and avoid it then =) hehe
[19:20] <lswest> haughty: good luck with it
[19:20] <LjL> confuded: good luck, it's probably so new it isn't even *mentioned* at linuxprinting...
[19:20] <sasuke781> anyone help me with a theme?
[19:21] <SchneeSchwarz> !ask | sasuke781
[19:21]  * sasuke781 is currently away: He is brb....
[19:21]  * sasuke781 is currently away: He is brb....
[19:21] <lswest> akahige: if you want multiple directories to be changed, you'll have to pass it seperately each time to the command
[19:21] <LjL> !away > sasuke781    (sasuke781, see the private message from Ubotu)
[19:21]  * sasuke781 is currently away: He is brb....
[19:21]  * sasuke781 is currently away: He is brb....
[19:21] <dvyjones> I have a Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick. Anyone got an idea on how to make it work on ubuntu?
[19:22] <dvyjones> !joystick
[19:22] <SiDi_2> Hello
[19:22] <dvyjones> !sidewinder
[19:22] <LjL> sakoman: then please read and heed the message from ubottu :)
[19:22] <lswest> akahige: e.g. cd dir1 && chmod -R 644 *
[19:22] <pavel-> !gdm
[19:22] <outbackwifi> !repeat
[19:22] <SiDi_2> What is the command to completely repair a broken X server ?
[19:22] <roukoun> is there any way to change the color of the cursor in gnome-terminal ?
[19:22] <sasuke781> i did ask my wuestion
[19:22] <sasuke781> question*
[19:22] <sasuke781> can someone help me with a theme?
[19:22] <LjL> sakoman: ?
[19:22] <LjL> !anyone | sasuke781
[19:22] <LjL> !away | sasuke781
[19:22] <LjL> !themes
[19:23] <akahige> lswest: is that just an issue of setting up a loop, or is it more complicated?
[19:23] <albertico> !patience
[19:23] <lswest> akahige: I'm not sure, I'd have to play with a few scripts myself
[19:23] <SiDi_2> Can people stop playing with the bot please? :|
[19:23] <sasuke781> ugh, its the vista theme, cant you answer a simple question instead of saying...OH here
[19:23] <piasdom> but they like it :)
[19:23] <sasuke781> no i dont
[19:23] <lswest> akahige: if you want, email me a detailed outline of what you want passed and what you want to happen at lswest@live.co.uk
[19:24] <nelson_mtkwan> hi there. I am a newbie in ubuntu. I have just setup the automounting of my partition by the 1st method on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions, which containing Chinese file name. Everything goes rights except those Chinese file name. They all became question marks!!! Can anybody here help me?
[19:24] <lswest> akahige: I'll sort it out and email you the script I come up with by tomorrow afternoon at the latest then
[19:24] <SiDi_2> Does anyone know what is the command line that does the same  thing as "fix xorg" in recovery mode, please ?
[19:24] <sasuke781> simple question....can someone help me with the vista gtk theme or not?
[19:24] <akahige> lswest: thanks.  I'll do that.
[19:24] <LjL> sasuke781: if you just want an answer so badly - no
[19:24] <rakgenius> i want to run tranmission daily at 2 am..hv 2 do it
[19:24] <lswest> akahige: no problem, hopefully it'll be simpler than we both think
[19:24] <bronzewalla84> stuck at 640x480 display, someone please help
[19:24] <SiDi_2> nelson_mtkwan: the OS from which you wrote them was probably using a personal character encoding system instead of UTF-8 that it should have been using.
[19:25] <sasuke781> wow....that reminds me why i left this channel and server the last time...thanks for nothing
[19:25] <confuded> LjL: well, thanks! Though Canon happens to provide an unworking driver....
[19:25] <dulak> what a dbag
[19:25] <StealThisAlias> Great to see people are expecting something for nothing here...!
[19:25] <StealThisAlias> SiDi_2, take a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-504591.html
[19:25] <StealThisAlias> That might be what you're after, I think..
[19:26] <SiDi_2> StealThisAlias: i got no X server, cant really browse teh web :(
[19:26] <evan_> I need a good walk through on how to install an  AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[19:26] <StealThisAlias> Ahh I see sorry... Hang on I'll have a look!
[19:26] <SiDi_2> Thanks :)
[19:26] <confuded_> LjL: do every windows printer driver comes with a PPD file???
[19:26] <lswest> SiDi_2: you can use w3 or elinks to browse from CLI
[19:26] <gta4kv> Hey all! I got a problem with my printer. Ubuntu don't recognize this. And when I start "system-config-printer" I got a error:  http://paste.org.ru/?ktljd7
[19:26] <SiDi_2> I think the command is something like dpkg-reconfigure --something but i just cant remember :/
[19:26] <JakeMon> what program do i use to configure what init.d startup scripts to run when booting my computer?
[19:26] <bronzewalla84> can anyone help with ATI Raedeon card? stuck at poor resolution
[19:27] <lswest> SiDi_2: what are you trying to do?
[19:27] <LjL> !fixres | SiDi_2
[19:27] <StealThisAlias> SiDi_2: Try dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[19:27] <rakgenius> i want to run transmission daily at 2 am using crontab...hv 2 d it
[19:27] <okbart> can I use a usb drive to save livecd settings so it boots back to my current setup?
[19:27] <outbackwifi> okbart: sure
[19:28] <SiDi_2> Thanks StealThisAlias
[19:28] <balz> Hi.  When I use the alternate install CD and select the option to encrypt my computer witn an LVM, I ubiquity always uses an insane amount of disk space for swap (approx 10 gb!).  Is there a simple tutorial for manually setting up the lvm with custom logical partitions?
[19:28] <okbart> outbackwifi: how?
[19:28] <evan_>  I need a good walk through on how to install an  AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[19:28] <rakgenius> any soln?
[19:28] <StealThisAlias> You're welcome SiDi_2, lemme know if it helps..!
[19:28] <pavel-> Hi. My gdm will not start on boot up (or at all for that matter). Instead of a login screen I get a blank (black) screen with an error message. The entire error message is squares including the, what I am assuming is, the OK button. After I click OK, gdm restarts (presumably) and the same blank screen with the same error appears. I have tried running `dpkg-reconfigure gdm' followed by `/etc/init.d/gdm restart' to no avail. I ran `dpkg-reconfigure x
[19:28] <julian> hi i got a problem i cant uninstall my vmware.server.deb its crashing. and since that i cant install new software. how can i get rid of it?
[19:28] <outbackwifi> okbart: see persistece option
[19:29] <okbart> thanks
[19:29] <evan_>  I need a good walk through on how to install an  AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[19:29] <julian> AR = atheros?
[19:29] <brakkvatn> Are there any Ubuntu Eee users here?
[19:29] <evan_> yes
[19:29] <okbart> wow I love ubuntu
[19:30] <brakkvatn> The wireless doesn't work after last update
[19:30] <outbackwifi> evan use madwifi
[19:30] <roukoun> #cisco
[19:30] <SiDi_2> Sounds even worse now.
[19:30] <dvyjones> Anyone got an idea on how to test if my joystick is working?
[19:30] <evan_> every article i have found doesn't help there is always some error in the process i don't know what to do
[19:30] <SiDi_2> It used to crash after showing the wallpaper and mouse cursor, now only the cursor
[19:30] <SiDi_2> and i cant open apps with a keyboard shortcut while i used to can
[19:31] <rakgenius> guys sln to crontab
[19:31] <SiDi_2> Sounds like i'm gonna reinstall the whole OS -.-
[19:31] <StealThisAlias> Was gonna say SiDi_2, I'm afraid it sounds like a reinstall :(
[19:31] <SiDi_2> Its horrible, i just so dont have the time for this kind of things right now :(
[19:31] <StealThisAlias> Perhaps try on a different HD if you can to check if its a hardware issue
[19:31] <SiDi_2> and ive just done strictly NOTHING that could have caused a crash
[19:32] <lswest> SiDi_2: what's your graphics card?  What driver do you use?
[19:32] <SiDi_2> its not hardware. wouldnt let me login and then crash
[19:32] <evan_> what is the easiest way to install madwifi and get it working
[19:32] <SiDi_2> nvidia 8800gts, last drivers on repo, and didnt touch anything
[19:32] <SiDi_2> I think it comes from gnome/compiz :/
[19:32] <lswest> SiDi_2: the dpkg-reconfigure will have set up some other driver for you to use, probably, therefore the login may not show up if the driver is unsupported
[19:33] <Tundrayeti312> SiDi_2: a reinstall is probably a bit extreme for a X/graphics card driver issue
[19:33] <lswest> SiDi_2: try rebooting, then if that doesn't work, try re-installing your graphics driver
[19:33] <pavel-> Hi. My gdm will not start on boot up (or at all for that matter). Instead of a login screen I get a blank (black) screen with an error message. The entire error message is squares including the, what I am assuming is, the OK button. After I click OK, gdm restarts (presumably) and the same blank screen with the same error appears. I have tried running `dpkg-reconfigure gdm' followed by `/etc/init.d/gdm restart' to no avail. I ran `dpkg-reconfigure x
[19:33] <SiDi_2> if i startx from root it works.
[19:34] <SiDi_2> lswest: it has 0% things to do with my GPU.
[19:34] <evan_> i need help on getting madwifi working
[19:34] <evan_> i have hit a brick wall
[19:34] <okbart> I've connected my windows machine to my ubuntu machine by network cable. What's the next step to have them assign ip addresses etc?
[19:34] <lswest> SiDi_2: if you run startx from normal user, does it give you and errors?
[19:34] <SiDi_2> lswest: no errors on tty1 or 8, just that it wont load anything apart from mouse cursor
[19:35] <evan_> I have looked through a lot of articles and nothing that i have found works
[19:35] <lswest> SiDi_2: My gut feeling is that the monitor or gfx card isn't configured properly, but I don't know
[19:35] <w0ls0n> it is possible for me to move my hard drives over to a different mobo and it will work fine?
[19:35] <n8tuser> pavel--> we can take a look at your /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom  can you paste it pastebin?
[19:35] <TAR-21> ciao
[19:36] <TAR-21> i have finded a bug in lasted ubuntu version
[19:36] <evan_> can any one help me with getting mad wifi installed
[19:36] <Tundrayeti312> SiDi_2: sudo startx and everything works fine, otherwise only the mouse cursor shows up?
[19:36] <SiDi_2> lswest: it wouldnt work with startx from root then
[19:36] <StealThisAlias> w0lw0n: To my knowledge, that should work fine, I don't think Ubuntu is hardware-dependant (not sure if thats the right wording...)
[19:36] <TAR-21> root bug
[19:36] <SiDi_2> Tundrayeti312: exactly
[19:36] <mysticdarkhack> anyone know a command to enable video in termial?
[19:36] <Tundrayeti312> any reason root would be using a different xorg.conf file?
[19:37] <lswest> SiDi_2: gonna let someone else jump in, I'm not sure.  Check the permissions of your xorg.conf file though
[19:37] <SiDi_2> Well, i got only root and my main account
[19:37] <evan_> can any one help me with getting mad wifi installed
[19:37] <mysticdarkhack> video driver that come with ubuntu
[19:37] <SiDi_2> lswest: what should it be?
[19:37] <SiDi_2> rwx r r, right ?
[19:38] <lswest> SiDi_2: yup
[19:38] <Stormx2> mysticdarkhack, enable video? explain...
[19:38] <Papa_Smurf> hmmmm
[19:38] <StealThisAlias> Heres one for you guys... Firefox will randomly stop loading some web pages half way through... I've tried all the usual tricks (disabling IPv6, full reinstall of Firefox and all addons, disable all addons....) nothing works.. Any ideas before I wipe and reload?
[19:38] <defrysk> StealThisAlias, to many addons ?
[19:39] <Stormx2> defrysk: he said he disabled the addons
[19:39] <evan_> i can't get madwifi working i need help
[19:39] <StealThisAlias> defrysk: Tried completely removing all addons, only got AdBlock Plus, Foxmarks and Stumbleupon
[19:39] <Stormx2> StealThisAlias, Does it only affect FF?
[19:39] <defrysk> i see it now too yes
[19:39] <jamnz> what is a good program for disk management in Ubuntu 8.04? I want to change external drive from NTFS to FAT32
[19:39] <jamnz> thanks
[19:39] <StealThisAlias> Stormx2: Haven't actually tested any other browser, good idea... Any recommendations that I can get via Synaptic?
[19:39] <pavel-> ﻿﻿n8tuser: here's my gdm.conf-custom: http://paaste.ubuntu.com/61634
[19:39] <SiDi_2> Its related to the session
[19:39] <defrysk> jamnz, gparted
[19:39] <Stormx2> jamnz, I don't think ubuntu can do an on-the-fly conversion.
[19:39] <SiDi_2> I made a test user and it just works with startx
[19:39] <csilk> evan_, whats the prob?
[19:40] <mysticdarkhack> Stormx2, well, I want to tried enable ati driver on intrepid in terminal, because when I boot up, I end up in black screen, so I probably need to enable the ati driver.
[19:40] <gta4kv> >> Hey all! I got a problem with my printer. Ubuntu don't recognize this. And when I start "system-config-printer" I got a error:  http://paste.org.ru/?ktljd7
[19:40] <pavel-> ﻿n8tuser: sorry, http://paste.ubuntu.com/61634 (typo)
[19:40] <Tundrayeti312> SiDi_2: very strange... one question i have... if you sudo startx, and then ctl+alt+backspace later what happens?
[19:40] <Stormx2> defrysk, you'll need to back up your data to another partition, delete the original partition, then create a new ntfs partition in it's place, and copy your data back
[19:40] <harryjr> trying to install ubuntu on my 2nd gen macbook w/ alternate-cd. instal went fine, rEFIt sees my new ubuntu (dualboot), but when i select to boot into ubuntu it just shows the tux image and nothing happens..
[19:40] <SiDi_2> Tundrayeti312: still bugs
[19:40] <mysticdarkhack> Stormx2, sorry is that doesn't make any since or whatso ever
[19:40] <SiDi_2> after X restart or hardware restart
[19:40] <SiDi_2> i'll backup and delete my .compiz and .gnome directories just to see
[19:41] <Stormx2> mysticdarkhack: Have you tried rebooting again? It could've been a fluke
[19:41] <jamnz> is gpart a GUI application?
[19:41] <Stormx2> jamnz, gparted. yes, it is.
[19:41] <defrysk> jamnz, yes but as stormix said , you need to back up first then
[19:41] <mysticdarkhack> Stormx2, yeah, but still end up the same
[19:41] <n8tuser> pavel--> have you tried those commands as suggested on that file ?
[19:42] <confuded_> [Printer] I have a Canon PIXMA ip100 (not the ip1000) and it seem to be absolutly unreposnsive with the official driver. CUPS is not even adding my jobs!
[19:42] <Stormx2> mysticdarkhack, check the X log, and you'll probably be better suited getting help in #xorg
[19:42] <Meeso_OS> what types of partitions can I install Kubuntu on?
[19:43] <TAR-21> ciao
[19:43] <Studiosus> hi, all! I burnt dvd with growisofs -udf but now I can't mount it as dvd? mount -t udf says in /var/log/messages: 'UDF-fs: No VRS found'
[19:43] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS: A good few. Default is ext3, and you'll need to reformat the partition anyway, why?
[19:43] <Meeso_OS> because I am installing kubuntu on a different partition
[19:43] <Ascorbic_Acid> Could someone tell  me what is scype? or how to spell it
[19:44] <Meeso_OS> I am going to dual boot
[19:44] <pavel-> ﻿n8tuser: I have not yet, as I just restored my xorg.conf (and hopefully my consoles) using the LiveCD. I will try in a minute. (Is there a single/several config files I can restore from the LiveCD for gdm ? )
[19:44] <Meeso_OS> whats recommended/ best for installing on
[19:44] <n8tuser> confuded_-> did it create a ppd file in /etc/cups/ppd/  ?
[19:44] <SiDi_2> Damn what can it be?
[19:44] <Meeso_OS> or, does/can the installer reformat it
[19:44] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS: ext3 is the default partition type. You should use that unless you have a good reason to not do so.
[19:44] <mysticdarkhack> Stormx2, thanks
[19:44] <SiDi_2> What is it when one session doesnt work but others do?
[19:44] <n8tuser> pavel not sure, if there are many gdm related files
[19:44] <defrysk> Meeso_OS, ext3 is default, if you have to ask, use ext3
[19:44] <mysticdarkhack> Stormx2, but it all good
[19:44] <Meeso_OS> ok
[19:44] <Meeso_OS> thanks
[19:45] <jamnz> using xchat, how can I stop these join and depart messages from appearing in my chat window?
[19:45] <jamnz> thanks again
[19:45] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, the installer will format the partition for you, you don't need to do it beforehand
[19:45] <SiDi_2> Could it come from an app that would try to launch?
[19:45] <Meeso_OS> ok
[19:45] <SiDi_2> Where is the list of apps to launch stored ?
[19:45] <Meeso_OS> my L: partition is NFTS, so just boot it, and it will do the rest?
[19:46] <Stormx2> SiDi_2: System > Preferences > Sessions. Not sure where it's stored in files/folders
[19:46] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, I don't know enough about your system to know.
[19:46] <Meeso_OS> hmm
[19:46] <Meeso_OS> Its an x86
[19:46] <piasdom> is there a list of commands used by ubuntu in a terminal ?
[19:46] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, you're currently a windows user, yes?
[19:46] <Meeso_OS> with an AMD processor
[19:46] <Meeso_OS> yes
[19:46] <Meeso_OS> I wish to dual boot
[19:47] <plasmarox> I dual boot XP and Ubuntu :D
[19:47] <Meeso_OS> :D
[19:47] <Meeso_OS> I did too
[19:47] <plasmarox> as you do :p
[19:47] <Stormx2> piasdom: ubuntu comes with a load of commands/applications. Why do you ask?
[19:47] <Meeso_OS> but it took up too much space
[19:47] <Studiosus> how can I disable automount of CDs in Hardy?
[19:47] <n8tuser> piasdom-> yes, do this .. hit tab key twice and say yes
[19:47] <pc_doode> Help please! I'm running Live session 64-bit Ubuntu, I am trying to install updates but some have failed and says I need su priviliges when I goto terminal and try to do su it asks for a pasword? I don't have one as far as I know! Anyone have any ideas?
[19:47] <Stormx2> Studiosus: Might want to try #gnome for that if you can't get answer here
[19:48] <piasdom> i would like a list i can print and learn more about ubuntu
[19:48] <rakgenius> edit users nd groups
[19:48] <Stormx2> pc_doode, why are you installing updates from a live session?
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> lol
[19:48] <SiDi_2> Stormx2: from command line? :P
[19:48] <vaughn> Any confirmation that the Release Candidate for 8.10 is coming today?
[19:48] <Stormx2> !cli | piasdom
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> heh
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> well
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> wish me luck!!!
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> :D
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> bye
[19:48] <Stormx2> piasdom, a full list won't help you at all
[19:48] <FloodBot1> Meeso_OS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS: Hold up.
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> :/
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> oh
[19:48] <piasdom> Stormx2:thanks
[19:48] <n8tuser> piasdom-> yes, do this .. hit tab key twice and say yes  <-- you can print this
[19:48] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS: How many partitions do you have currently?
[19:48] <Meeso_OS> 2
[19:48] <piasdom> hahahahha   i know
[19:49] <Stormx2> What are they used for?
[19:49] <Meeso_OS> Windows is on C:
[19:49] <Stormx2> One is C:\ I assume.
[19:49] <Stormx2> Yeah
[19:49] <Meeso_OS> and the empty, new one
[19:49] <Meeso_OS> is L:
[19:49] <Meeso_OS> for linux! :P
[19:49] <piasdom> 2200 possibilities :)   cool
[19:49] <defrysk> Studiosus, you can set it up in nautilus
[19:49] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, delete the second partition. I already said that you shouldn't create the target partition from windows
[19:49] <pavel-> n8tuser: I still dont have the local consoles (ctrl+alt+[1-6]) after restoring xorg.conf, so I can't run any of the suggested commands. I guess first order would be to figure out how to get those back now.
[19:50] <Meeso_OS> oh
[19:50] <Meeso_OS> ok
[19:50] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, windows can't create ext3 partitions, so you'd only need to delete it anyway
[19:50] <Meeso_OS> heh
[19:50] <Meeso_OS> Acronis can
[19:50] <ceppe> \server irc.darksin.eu/horror
[19:50] <Meeso_OS> I'm using Acronis Disk Director
[19:50] <Stormx2> Meeso_OS, really you're just making life difficult for yourself. Delete it. Then from the installer, when it asks where to install ubuntu, check the "use free space" option.
[19:50] <Studiosus> defrysk thanks a lot
[19:50] <piasdom> guess i was looking for a list WITH a small discription :)
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> ahh
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> ok
[19:51] <defrysk> Studiosus, nautilus > edit >preferences > select media tab
[19:51] <Stormx2> It'll then recreate a partition in the unpartitioned space and take care of it all for you.
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> ahh
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> thanks
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> bye
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> :D
[19:51] <FloodBot1> Meeso_OS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> I deleted it
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> :/
[19:51] <Meeso_OS> heh
[19:51] <Stormx2> !enter | Meeso_OS
[19:52] <Meeso_OS> ok
[19:52] <defrysk> Meeso_OS, you talk too much ;p
[19:52] <confuded_> n8tuser: sorry, where again?
[19:52] <Meeso_OS> >_>
[19:52] <confuded_> n8tuser: yes it did!
[19:53] <Stormx2> Uhg. I can't believe I helped some anti-tax person :(
[19:53] <dvyjones> Ok, I got my joystick working on /dev/input/js0, but it won't appear in the program I need it for (Second life)!
[19:53] <w0ls0n> it is possible for me to move my hard drives over to a different mobo and it will work fine?
[19:54] <pipegeek> figured it was worth a shot...
[19:54] <dublpaws> w0ls0n: maybe
[19:54] <pipegeek> I just installed ubuntu server, and then I installed firefox.  And sound simply refuses to work.
[19:54] <confuded_> n8tuser: any ideas?
[19:54] <pipegeek> No warnings, nothing.  It just never opens the sound card.
[19:54] <oobe> w0ls0n, most likley i have done it before
[19:55] <pipegeek> any idea why this might be?  alsa and oss are both working fine.
[19:55] <oobe> i know people who do it with windows to which is more likely for mess up than linux
[19:55] <pipegeek> Err, I suppose I should specify that *flash* in firefox refuses to open the soundcard
[19:55] <vitaly> wtf
[19:56] <okbart> E: Couldn't find package dnsmasq
[19:57] <confuded> :(
[19:57] <Wombat_> hi, has anyone managed to compile the game xmris on ubuntu ?
[19:57] <confuded> Any printer gurus?
[19:57] <dublpaws> confuded: what kind of printer?
[19:57] <piasdom> later...thanks for ya'll help
[19:58]  * piasdom is away: see ya monday
[19:58] <confuded> dublpaws: canon pixma ip100 (not ip1000)
[19:58] <confuded> dublpaws: linuxprinters only lists ip110
[19:58] <ceppe> paradise_warez
[19:59] <confuded> dublpaws: I can't even find such a model on google
[19:59] <dublpaws> confuded: no idea, I've only troubleshot HP, sorry.
[19:59] <vitaly> huy
[19:59] <JakeMon> how do i see what files a package installed and where?
[19:59] <Ab3L> hola
[19:59] <confuded> dublpaws: thanks anyways :)
[19:59] <Flannel> JakeMon: dpkg -L package
[19:59] <okbart> what's the command I should use before make?
[19:59] <okbart> something like autoconfig
[20:00] <dublpaws> okbart: usually ./configure, but read the README or INSTALL
[20:00] <okbart> livecd doesn't have configure?
[20:01] <Azhi_Dahaka> hi
[20:01] <Flannel> okbart: dnsmasq is in the repositories.
[20:01] <Azhi_Dahaka> Question: Does MythTV work with Hardy?
[20:01] <okbart> flannel: is it a live cd problem that I can't apt-get install it?
[20:02] <JakeMon> Flannel: thanks
[20:02] <okbart> Flannel: I don't know what the repositories are. Do I need to reconfigure apt-get?
[20:02] <dranyam_> hrrrm
[20:02] <Flannel> okbart: You need to update first.  sudo apt-get update, to get the list of packages from the repositories.  You may also need to enable the repositories, we had one user yesterday who for some reason had them all disabled.  So, if `sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install dnsmasq` doesn't work, let me know.  Its a trivial matter to enable them
[20:02] <okbart> root@ubuntu:/home/ubuntu# apt-get install dnsmasq ipmasq
[20:02] <okbart> Reading package lists... Done
[20:02] <okbart> Building dependency tree
[20:02] <okbart> Reading state information... Done
[20:02] <okbart> E: Couldn't find package dnsmasq
[20:02] <FloodBot1> okbart: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:03] <JakeMon> what program do i use to configure what init.d startup scripts to run when booting my computer?
[20:03] <dranyam_> this is weird im  having trouble with flaash video but on youtube for example i see flash  playing all around me but the video doesnt work
[20:03] <Flannel> !startup | JakeMon
[20:03] <Hamsun> lol r u total n00b?
[20:03] <dranyam_> this is in firefox
[20:03] <Flannel> er, that's the wrong one, JakeMon
[20:03] <Flannel> !bum | JakeMon
[20:04] <JakeMon> Flannel: thanks again ^_^
[20:04] <Gnea> !noob > Hamsun
[20:04] <mkquist> confuded: printer woes?
[20:04] <eighty4> is there a program that can edit filenames from tag info for movie files like there is for mp3 files?
[20:04] <dranyam_> i dont understand how flash is playing but the videos wont play
[20:04] <Hamsun> What's jfgi?
[20:04] <confuded> mkquist: ?
[20:04] <Flannel> Hamsun: look it up
[20:04] <confuded> mkquist: what does that mean?
[20:04] <Hamsun> No
[20:04] <Hamsun> tell
[20:04] <Hamsun> me
[20:04] <mkquist> confuded: who had the canon printer problem?
[20:04] <Hamsun> here
[20:05] <Gnea> dranyam_: do they even have the play button on them?
[20:05] <FloodBot1> Hamsun: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:05] <Flannel> Hamsun: Please take it elsewhere.
[20:05] <okbart> Flannel: it didn't work. Looks like apt-get update worked but still can't find dnsmasq
[20:05] <dranyam_> well   yes in the player
[20:05] <Hamsun> Take what elsewhere?
[20:05] <dranyam_> but the screen just remains black
[20:05] <confuded> mkquist: me! it's not working!
[20:05] <Gnea> Hamsun: your attitude.
[20:05] <Hamsun> Dude.. -_-
[20:05] <confuded> mkquist: it's a Canon PIXMA ip100
[20:05] <Hamsun> What's wrong with my attitude?
[20:05] <Flannel> Hamsun: It's not on topic for this channel.  Look up the acronym if you're intent on finding out.
[20:05] <bakermd> Hamsun, Seriously man
[20:05] <vmelo> anyone here see no partitions in ubuntu installer?
[20:05] <JakeMon> Flannel: is bum a gui program?
[20:05] <Flannel> JakeMon: I believe so
[20:05] <joineric> can anybody help me with my screen resolution
[20:06] <JakeMon> Flannel: i need a cli program
[20:06] <defrysk> JakeMon, yes
[20:06] <Gnea> joineric: what's wrong with it?
[20:06] <Hamsun> Wow.
[20:06] <vmelo> I guess it's a gparted bug
[20:06] <dranyam_> and i mean videos play fine for me in vlc
[20:06] <JakeMon> what could i use thats equivelant to bum but accessible from the cli?
[20:06] <Flannel> JakeMon: There's plenty of alternatives, see the rest of the factoid and the wiki page about it, etc.  update-rc.d, etc
[20:06] <dranyam_> so its not a video card problem
[20:06] <Hamsun> Everything HAS to be by the book, huh? And if you syntax-raped geektards see me disrupting the harmony of the channel, it's K-LINE for me!
[20:06] <joineric> Gnea: i have an old ATI mobility rage card and i can only get 800x600 with it
[20:06] <JakeMon> there isn't a default one that comes with the base installation?
[20:06] <Hamsun> Fuck ya'll.
[20:06] <confuded> mkquist: canon had just emailed me about not supporting the "Ubuntu operating system"
[20:07] <Hamsun> I get it.
[20:07] <Hamsun> I'll behave.
[20:07] <SiDi_2> What can cause a session not to open properly in graphical mode but any other ones to work ?
[20:07] <Gnea> dranyam_: what version of flash did you install?  dpkg -l | grep ^ii | grep flash | awk '{print $2 " " $3}'
[20:07] <pavel-> Well, I can't get my ctrl+alt+[1-6] consoles working at all now. So I just have a busted completely GDM and only access to terminals through the LiveCD (that and ctrl+alt+[1-6] when booting from LiveCD). Any ideas?
[20:07] <avarus> hi
[20:07] <mkquist> confuded: I was able to get my ip3000 working
[20:07] <dranyam_> 10 i believe it said
[20:07] <SiDi_2> How to get a gnome config backed up to default ?
[20:07] <vaughn> Anyone have ipw2200 errors on install of the Intrepid beta?
[20:08] <Flannel> okbart: go to software sources, and enable them.  Or we can do it by editing a text file (which I always felt is faster and more straight forward).
[20:08] <Gnea> joineric: i'm having the same problem with a radeon 9000 :/
[20:08] <Gnea> joineric: maybe we can help each other out
[20:08] <confuded> mkquist: with which drivers?
[20:08] <asulao> hello. what reason may there be for ndiswrapper -l list my device hardware present, but then device ath0 not visible anywhere ?
[20:08] <rww> hi | avarus
[20:08] <avarus> when I want to install "libgtkada-2.8" I get "libgtkada-2.8: Depends: libgnat-4.2 (>= 4.2.4-1ubuntu3) but 4.2.3-2ubuntu2 is to be installed"
[20:08] <avarus> hi rww
[20:08] <defrysk> vaughn, /j #ubuntu+1
[20:08] <Gnea> joineric: i started by looking at this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[20:08] <dranyam_> Gnea adobe-flashplugin 10.0.12.36-1hardy1
[20:09] <avarus> and I'm wondering what's the catch with libgtkada-2.8, any idea?
[20:09] <mkquist> confuded: i used some the the ip4200 that I found online
[20:09] <vaughn> thx defrysk
[20:09] <rww> avarus, can you copy your /etc/apt/sources.lst file to http://paste.ubuntu.com ?
[20:09] <mkquist> confuded: worked like a charm, and I didn't think I'd be able to use my canon w/linux
[20:09] <joineric> Gnea: really? do yo have a small screen with a bunch of black screen all around it?
[20:09] <Azhi_Dahaka> where can i see a list of changes between Intrepid and Hardy?
[20:10] <avarus> rww, http://paste.ubuntu.com/61648/ :)
[20:10] <dranyam_> same thing on hulu.com
[20:10] <dranyam_> maybe its firefoxx
[20:10] <dranyam_> :/
[20:10] <dranyam_> i dunno
[20:11] <Gnea> dranyam_: sudo apt-get remove adobe-flashplugin && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[20:11]  * MANIAKA7000 bye all!
[20:11] <confuded> mkquist: ok thanks I'll go and try that now after I finish replying to Canon :P
[20:11] <asulao> hello. what reason may there be for ndiswrapper -l list my device hardware present, but then device ath0 not visible anywhere ?
[20:11] <okbart> Flannel: thanks it worked
[20:11] <Gnea> dranyam_: make sure you close FF3 first
[20:11] <mkquist> confuded: check here http://www.canon-europe.com/Support/Software/Linux/2006/features.asp
[20:11] <the_lost_one> Azhi_Dahaka, http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/beta#New%20Features%20since%20Ubuntu%208.04
[20:11] <mkquist> confuded: i think that's where i got em
[20:11] <nemesis> hello
[20:11] <rww> avarus, thanks, give me a minute to poke around the package lists
[20:11] <chapalefu> holas samigos
[20:11] <avarus> rww, muchas gracias
[20:11] <chapalefu> w
[20:11] <Azhi_Dahaka> thanks, the_lost_one
[20:11] <the_lost_one> Azhi_Dahaka, np
[20:12] <confuded> mkquist: http://software.canon-europe.com/products/0010626.asp
[20:12] <Gnea> joineric: no, i don't have the black screen around it - have you checked the System->Preferences->Screen Resolution?
[20:12] <joineric> Gnea: thanks for that thread, that might be just what im looking for, but im at work so i got to go, good luck
[20:12] <confuded> mkquist: and canon tells me they have no support for my printer...
[20:12] <Gnea> joineric: thanks, you too
[20:12] <confuded> mkquist: thanks! I'll try them out...
[20:12] <joineric> Gnea: yeah, i checked that and messed with my xorg.conf file but i can only get this small screen in 800x600
[20:13] <pavel-> Is there a way to reinstall GDM from the CD while booted with the LiveCD?
[20:13] <Gnea> joineric: you might need to reset the monitor rates
[20:13] <jon55> why i cany change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:13] <Azhi_Dahaka> looks nifty
[20:13] <Bullterd> Why Does my cronjob now run?!!?!
[20:13] <Azhi_Dahaka> is there a way to store my current hardy and test drive intrepid?
[20:13] <defrysk> pavel-, cant you do a sudo apt-get install gdm --reinstall ?
[20:14] <Varanger> hello people
[20:14] <chapalefu> que
[20:14] <dranyam_> well
[20:14] <avarus> Azhi_Dahaka, paragon drive backup e.g. :)
[20:14] <jon55>  why i cant change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:14] <dranyam_> yes and no
[20:14] <dranyam_> i played one
[20:14] <dranyam_> and it sounded like it was in fastforward
[20:14] <dranyam_> then tried another
[20:14] <dranyam_> and it doesnt even startt
[20:14] <Varanger> !mplayer
[20:15] <the_lost_one> pavel-, yes, but its much more easyer if you can boot the machine without any cd and reinstall gdm on a terminal like defrysk says
[20:15] <avarus> Azhi_Dahaka, I bought an extra drive to test the new version
[20:15] <vmelo> anyone here got no partitions in ubuntu installer (beta)?
[20:15] <Flannel> vmelo: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[20:15] <jon55>  why i cant change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:15] <dranyam_> but i just read up and ff3  was open when i did that
[20:15] <vmelo> Flannel: thanks
[20:15] <dranyam_> should i redo it
[20:15] <JakeMon> how do i list all the scripts set to startup and their runlevels?
[20:15] <dranyam_> ?
[20:15] <chapalefu> in spanish please
[20:15] <Flannel> !es | chapalefu
[20:16] <pavel-> ﻿the_lost_one: i have no access to a terminal, login screen does not come up (instead just a cryptic error), and my ctrl+alt+[1-6] terminals do not work for some reason
[20:16] <jon55> help
[20:16] <jon55>  why i cant change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:16] <defrysk> pavel-, did you do something funny to achieve that result ?
[20:17] <rww> avarus: okays, looks like the wrong version is in universe. An update that'll fix it is in hardy-proposed; if you'd like, you could add that repository and that'd fix your problem
[20:17] <Gnea> dranyam_: should be alright - just restart FF3
[20:17] <Flannel> avarus, rww: just don't install everything from hardy-proposed, it'll break more than it fixes.
[20:17] <avarus> rww, yes, I'd like to fix my problem...what's the repository?
[20:17] <avarus> Flannel, it's already broken, so no worry for me :)
[20:18] <Curious-Tux> Hi
[20:18] <dranyam_> one more question and ill go away
[20:18] <jon55> hi
[20:18] <Curious-Tux> How to install Printer Canon LBP1120 in ubuntu 8.04?
[20:18] <dranyam_> my keyboard is waaaaaaaaaaaay to sensiitive
[20:18] <jon55> help please
[20:18] <dranyam_> barely touching a key makes it repeat
[20:18] <jon55>  why i cant change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:18] <dranyam_> anywhere i can adjust this
[20:18] <pavel-> ﻿defrysk: lets see, installed coq, coqide last night, during the night there was a power outage, came back, GDM is broken, while trying to fix it, reconfigured xserver-xorg with dpkg, after that, lost all terminals
[20:18] <dranyam_> ?
[20:18] <rww> Flannel,avarus: True. Avarus, let me go find the specific file you need, and you could just download that one, rather than adding the whole repo.
[20:18] <Flannel> dranyam_: You mean the repeat time is... yeah.  Check the keyboard preferences page
[20:19] <dranyam_> thanks for the help guys
[20:19] <h_> hi. i want to start dhclient at startup but i disabled graphic boot (gdm), how can i do it?
[20:19] <confuded> mkquist: how did you install them?
[20:19] <Gnea> dranyam_: cheers
[20:19] <Curious-Tux> How to install Printer Canon LBP1120 in ubuntu 8.04?
[20:19] <avarus> rww, great :)
[20:19] <confuded> mkquist: make && make install?
[20:20] <OeX> I unrared the eclipse archive from their website and installed open JDK and it works really slow, any ideas why?
[20:20] <Daremonai> hello, is there some utility that will tell how many how many people (IPs) are accessing the different services I am running? (website (which sites) - ftp - ssh - vnc - etc.) ?
[20:20] <Flannel> OeX: Try using sun's java
[20:20] <DigitalFiz> ive installed samba and configured it like i do every other linux distro i usually do but for some reason i cant get xp/vista to see it and the ubuntu machine cant see them
[20:21] <dranyam_> there   thats better
[20:21] <dranyam_> thank god
[20:21] <dranyam_> that was killing me
[20:21] <smoovep> Question: when running a dns server, where is the entries stored? i would like to make a change to one.. Thanks...
[20:21] <confuded> mkquist: did you use alien?
[20:21] <dranyam_> soo ive just about completed everything i need with 8.10   on the dell mini 9
[20:21] <smoovep> DigitalFiz? check the GATEWAY .. make sure they are using the same gateway ip address...
[20:21] <the_lost_one> Daremonai, you have in a fast way netstat, or in ncurses based you have iptraf, wich i like more
[20:22] <mkquist> confuded: no
[20:22] <DigitalFiz> smoovep, they are
[20:22] <avarus> dranyam, nice :)
[20:22] <smoovep> dranyam: how is the dell mini..
[20:22] <Daremonai> the_lost_one alright, thanks, i'll get that
[20:22] <mkquist> confuded: i just installed em
[20:22] <dranyam_> im in love
[20:22] <dranyam_> with the mini
[20:22] <the_lost_one> Daremonai, np :)
[20:22] <confuded> mkquist: but they are rpm's!
[20:22] <Daremonai> :)
[20:22] <dranyam_> got skype and webcam working
[20:22] <smoovep> DigitalFiz: can you ping the two ip address between the two computers....
[20:22] <dranyam_> sounds  great
[20:22] <chill_> Hello everyone
[20:22] <dranyam_> but im still a bit confused on this youtube business
[20:23] <dranyam_> and hulu.com still wont work
[20:23] <DigitalFiz> smoovep, yeah everythign is fine between them i can ping/ssh everything just no windows network visibility
[20:23] <mkquist> confuded: i just looked at alien, the ones i d/l were debs
[20:23] <jon55> help help help
[20:23] <plasmarox> hi chill
[20:23] <rww> avarus: actually, better idea: follow the instructions in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed , including the ones in the "Selective Upgrading..." section
[20:23] <jon55>  why i cant change screen resolution with gksu gnome-display-properties
[20:23] <der|kunstler> can you run ubuntu with 96 MB of RAM ?
[20:23] <chill_> im building a usb stick for students in my home town, does the Kernel handle ALL the drivers in ubuntu? or there are some in user space?
[20:23] <confuded> mkquist: oh ok, they were probably converted to deb using alien :P thanks!
[20:23] <smoovep> DigitalFiz: are they using the same dns server?
[20:23] <DigitalFiz> smoovep, yup
[20:23] <mkquist> confuded: no the package i d/l'ed had both in it
[20:24] <rww> avarus: once you do that, apt-get will only install from hardy-proposed if you tell it to (aka for this particular package), and to get required dependencies.
[20:24] <jon55> could you help me?
[20:24] <smoovep> that should do it.. once they can both see the same dns server it should work..
[20:24] <dranyam_> and ive found some group that seems to be all about ubuntu 8.10 in the mini
[20:24] <mkquist> confuded: extracted had rpms and debs
[20:24] <der|kunstler> I have a machine with 96 MB of SDRAM... I'm having problems installing ubuntu
[20:24] <avarus> rww, I'll try that
[20:24] <chill_> jon55 what happens if you try without gksu?
[20:24] <dranyam_> maybe they can help with the hulu.com and youtube issues
[20:24] <jon55> the same
[20:24] <confuded> mkquist: I am confused...
[20:24] <jon55> nothing
[20:24] <chill_> kunstler try light ubuntu
[20:25] <der|kunstler> chill_, hahaha... lol, light ubuntu ?
[20:25] <jon55> Cant change resolution monitor cloning
[20:25] <Gnea> der|kunstler: you need 256MB. you might want to try elivecd.org
[20:25] <chill_> kunstler ill show you
[20:25] <der|kunstler> chill_, didn't know there was a light version....
[20:25] <youknowme> How would one scrape text off an image?
[20:25] <chill_> http://ubuntulite.tuxfamily.org/
[20:25] <mkquist> confuded: if you like
[20:25] <chill_> its the lighest possible
[20:25] <der|kunstler> Gnea, the enlightenment cd can run with 96 MB ?
[20:25] <spunk> youknowme: use GIMP.
[20:25] <smoovep> DigitalFiz, can you ping google.com by name from the ubuntu machine?
[20:26] <der|kunstler> chill_, something like the DSL ?
[20:26] <Gnea> der|kunstler: it's minimum requirements are 100mhz cpu and 64MB ram.
[20:26] <chill_> yeah
[20:26] <chill_> you better try DSL
[20:26] <der|kunstler> Gnea, that's what I need
[20:26] <youknowme> spunk, I'll look into that.
[20:26] <Gnea> elive > dsl
[20:26] <youknowme> thx
[20:26] <chill_> im reading the requeriments for that ubuntu and they ask for 192 min ram
[20:26] <DigitalFiz> smoovep, yeah im right here talking to you on the machine seem the only problem is samba
[20:26] <der|kunstler> Gnea, that one has gnome ?, or xfce
[20:26] <chill_> not good
[20:26] <der|kunstler> ?
[20:26] <confuded> mkquist: IT PRINTED A WHITE TEST PAGE!!!!
[20:26] <mkquist> confuded: woot
[20:26] <mkquist> confuded: or not?
[20:26] <Gnea> der|kunstler: neither, e17 (and e16, but e17 by default)
[20:26] <jin> I am experiencing flash installation problem. I have installed the plugin to ~/.mozilla/plugins but still no flash in firefox. any one having this problem with flash 10? it also appears that the dependencie for flash 10 in the rpeo is broken.
[20:26] <der|kunstler> Gnea, ubuntu lite ?
[20:26] <smoovep> DigitalFiz, quick fix.. add the xp machines to hosts file .. do the same on xp and you should be cool...
[20:27] <confuded> mkquist: it was white though... let me try some colors :P
[20:27] <mkquist> confuded: lol
[20:27] <Gnea> der|kunstler: oh, no idea, never used it. but if it needs 192MB...
[20:27] <jon55> help  why i cany change screen resolution with gnome-display-properties
[20:27] <chill_> Ubuntulite runs LXDE, the Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment
[20:27] <smoovep> DigitalFiz, but you're having some dns issues that need to be resolved..
[20:27] <the_lost_one> kunwon1, http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/index_es.html 16MB of ram lol
[20:27] <confuded> mkquist: I just used the ubuntu printer setup utility and selected the ip4200 siplified driver :P
[20:27] <der|kunstler> Gnea, well.. I think my friend only has 96 mb... I think I'd better go for DSL
[20:27] <J-_> what command will let me create a cron with root privs?
[20:27] <jbr_ux> sudo crontab -e
[20:28] <chill_> DSL
[20:28] <louise> hello
[20:28] <smoovep> Question? Where does named store DNS entries ?  Thanks.
[20:28] <chill_> or Windows 95
[20:28] <chill_> your choices
[20:28] <Gnea> der|kunstler: elive would really be a better choice... but okay, good luck.
[20:28] <chill_> windows 98 could work too
[20:28] <chill_> and the SE has usb support =P
[20:28] <Gnea> MSDOS
[20:28] <der|kunstler> lol
[20:28] <der|kunstler> yeah, or minix
[20:28] <youknowme> spunk, maybe I'm not looking hard enough. How would I use Gimp to scrape text off of an image?
[20:28] <der|kunstler> minix was it ?
[20:28] <Gnea> slackware
[20:28] <chill_> ??????
[20:28] <der|kunstler> haha lol... unbuntu lite requires 96mb ram
[20:28] <Gnea> no gui, just straight up cli
[20:28] <der|kunstler> yay!...
[20:29] <der|kunstler> Gnea, yeah, I was using slackware from 96 to 2003, I can tell :P
[20:29] <chill_> :D
[20:29] <louise> how can I recover .Xauthority? I can't login to gnome. The login windows keeps turning on and off. The Xorg log says I have the connection to xserver is being refused
[20:29] <der|kunstler> but this one has 96mb ram on ubuntulite :P
[20:29] <spunk> youknowme: well, it depends what you mean by scraping off. I thought you needed an application to edit pixelated pictures... Can you describe more in detail your needs?
[20:29] <confuded> mkquist: damn
[20:29] <csilk> der|kunstler, same, I'm an ex-slacker :D
[20:29] <confuded> mkquist: just prints a white page :(
[20:29] <the_lost_one> der|kunstler,  my boos has booted gentoo with 8 MB of ram, mounting the swap and boot time haha
[20:29] <DigitalFiz> smoovep, no dns issues its samba, the ubuntu box dont see the windows shares and the windows boxes dont see the ubuntu shares
[20:29] <confuded> mkquist: at least it responds :P
[20:29] <der|kunstler> csilk, I learned linux underground stuff... but now I just wanna use it
[20:29] <Gnea> der|kunstler: haha i used it till 2001, then i found debian
[20:30] <der|kunstler> the_lost_one, hahah lol..... only with the INITRD?
[20:30] <jon55> help:  why i cant change screen resolution with  gnome-display-properties
[20:30] <dulak> der|kunstler: I ran slack from 93 to 2000, I can't go back to no package management
[20:30] <mkquist> confuded: i can send you the ones i d/l'd if you like
[20:30] <JakeMon> is there a ncurses program for managing users on  the cli?
[20:30] <Gnea> dulak: agreed.
[20:30] <mkquist> confuded: drivers that is
[20:30] <der|kunstler> dulak, exactly... to compile stuff it's a nightmare
[20:30] <chill_> im building a usb stick to sell to students tired of windows pcs in cybercoffees with viruses, whats my best choice for speed and hardware compatibility?
[20:30] <the_lost_one> der|kunstler, yeah i think so
[20:30] <youknowme> spunk, I scanned in a paper with text on it, created a png image, now I want to scrape the text off of the image and create a text file.
[20:30] <csilk> der|kunstler, yeah, distros like slack force you to spend so much time doign basic sys admin work when all I wanted to do was be productive, ubuntu wins, although I owe everything I know about linux to slackware
[20:30] <J-_> jbr_ux:  It says: "no crontab for root - using an empty one" "crontab: installing new crontab" ""/tmp/crontab.8jfAgB/crontab":1: bad minute" errors in crontab file, can't install." Not sure why.
[20:30] <der|kunstler> well... thank you guys! keep ubunting! :D
[20:30] <chill_> you need OCR youknowme
[20:30] <dulak> slackware rocked to learn linux, but it sucks to manage in a multi-server environment
[20:31] <asathoor> how can I change pychess to port 23?
[20:31] <confuded> mkquist: em, sure :) Tha will be great
[20:31] <der|kunstler> csilk, ubuntu works right off the bat
[20:31] <csilk> yup
[20:31] <spunk> youknowme: ah, ok. then you need an OCR application. Lets see...
[20:31] <louise> =[
[20:31] <der|kunstler> csilk, I mean... it's a more serious thing... slackware is for geeks
[20:31] <spence> hi ubuntu, i'm Windows XP to Ubuntu casualty number 901490184
[20:31] <chill_> does anybody know why tunar doesnt automount hard drives even thou they are in my fstab and nautilus does it?
[20:31] <der|kunstler> csilk, who cares of configuring linux from scratch ?, anyways
[20:31] <jon55> help:  why i cant change screen resolution with
[20:32] <eighty4> is there a program that can edit filenames from tag info for movie files like there is for mp3 files?
[20:32] <chill_> jon55 you need to go to the ubuntu forums and search for the model of your graphic card
[20:32] <spence> yes, eighty4. it is called ID3 tagging and if you Google search ID3 tagging, for instance a program like MusicBrainz will turn up to assist you
[20:32] <jon55> i did that -  they didnt knew
[20:33] <chill_> whats that model?
[20:33] <jon55> My rsdeon 9250 is unsupported
[20:33] <spunk> youknowme: look for an app called tesseract-ocr
[20:33] <chill_> we'll thats bad
[20:33] <erUSUL> jon55: try "gksudo displayconfig-gtk"
[20:33] <chill_> have you tried setting the resolution in your xorg.conf?
[20:33] <asathoor> anyone here playing pychess on fics?
[20:34] <eighty4> spence: Isn't MusicBrainz only for mp3 files?
[20:34] <youknowme> spunk, got it, installing now.
[20:34] <spence> would anyone be willing to help diagnose my XP/Ubuntu issue? I've already tried drive mapping with the GRUB menu.lst
[20:34] <spunk> youknowme: nice
[20:34] <Minty95> when the final 8,10 come out will it update the beat version that I'm running ?
[20:34] <jbr_ux> J-_ : sth.s wrong with ur crontab entry
[20:34] <chill_> whats the problem spence?
[20:34] <csilk> Is there known bug where an atheros card says it's installed and in use in the hardware drivers menu but there is no wifi option anywhere?
[20:34] <csilk> such as the nm-applet etc
[20:34] <eighty4> spence: I want the same for _movie_ files
[20:34] <Flannel> Minty95: Yes
[20:34] <oomph> my ubuntu hangs up at the splash screen?
[20:34] <J-_> jbr_ux:  what?
[20:34] <spence> eighty4 that's right. sorry i skimmed your question. i'm not sure about audio visual files.
[20:34] <oomph> how can i troubleshoot it
[20:34] <VirusKongen> i gets an error when i wanna play DVDS with movie player aand codecs (cannot read from reccourse)
[20:34] <the_lost_one> csilk, yeah
[20:34] <jon55> It worked
[20:34] <oomph> this began happening after an update
[20:34] <chill_> oopmh does it work the in live cd?
[20:35] <csilk> the_lost_one, can you provide info or url?
[20:35] <jon55> You are my hero - for next 10 min
[20:35] <VirusKongen> and in VLC nothing happens
[20:35] <the_lost_one> csilk, sure
[20:35] <chill_> oomph have you tried the other kernels? the older ones?
[20:35] <spence> chill_: i installed Ubuntu over XP and I appear to have wiped out the master boot record that XP relies upon. when I add XP manually to the GRUB loader i get an error that NTLDR is not present
[20:35] <oomph> trying them now
[20:35] <Minty95> Flannel, thanks
[20:35] <youknowme> spunk, hmm.. running ﻿tesseract-ocr in the terminal tells me command not found..
[20:35] <jon55> thanx
[20:35] <VirusKongen> plz help
[20:35] <youknowme> spunk, maybe I should try gocr?
[20:35] <chill_> spence im sorry i can't help you
[20:35] <jbr_ux> J-_  you have entered sth. wrong what did you type in?
[20:35] <apreichner> I'm having a problem with install the Nvidia restricted driver on Ubuntu 8.10
[20:35] <spunk> youknowme: it seems to me that tesseract only support tiff images. so you need to convert from png to tiff.
[20:36] <Flannel> apreichner: #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support, thanks
[20:36] <spunk> youknowme: have you tried "hash -r"?
[20:36] <eighty4> spence: I might want to boot from a win xp cd and restore mdr boot from that and then reinstall grub
[20:36] <the_lost_one> csilk, this one whas my bug, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/228548
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[20:36] <csilk> the_lost_one, before i read, was there a fix or workaround discussed?
[20:36] <eighty4> spence: I*ve had the same problem, but it was a _long time ago
[20:36] <Pirate_Hunter> how do i check UID belonging to my partitions? is there a command to show partitions by UID?
[20:37] <Flannel> Pirate_Hunter: blkid
[20:37] <spence> eighty4, i need to be careful that i don't wipe out my access to Ubuntu because it's my only PC
[20:37] <dHE> hey, can i query an operator? i need help
[20:37] <spence> if i reinstall the MBR will Ubuntu be inaccessible?
[20:37] <the_lost_one> csilk, yeah i get it working building mandwifi, looking fot the url, one sec
[20:37] <chill_> spence yes it will
[20:37] <jin> how do you set firefox to open torrent files with deluge instead of transmission?
[20:37] <eighty4> spence: Doing that from the xp-cd will remove grub
[20:37] <erUSUL> dHE: about what?
[20:37] <spunk> youknowme: I've installed tessract-ocr. I can run in from terminal with "tesseract".
[20:37] <Pirate_Hunter> Flannel: your a genious thanx
[20:37] <csilk> the_lost_one, yeah we just did that, built madwif then did modpribe ath_pci etc
[20:37] <csilk> stil nothing
[20:38] <eighty4> spence: thats why you'll have to reinstall grub. But it can be tricky and noting I suggest if you dont have another comuter
[20:38] <steinbein> irc.hell42.org
[20:38] <spence> hmm, why can't Microsoft, Apple and Linux just work on a boot loader that plays together?
[20:38] <youknowme> spunk, hash -r appears to do nothing, ﻿tesseract-ocr still gives me command not found..
[20:38] <dHE> how to create a irc server in my internal network?
[20:38] <youknowme> spunk, I'll look into it, thanks for the help!
[20:38] <erUSUL> dHE: install and configure a irc server?
[20:38] <erUSUL> !find ircd
[20:39] <dHE> yeah. i has already installed ircd, but i don't know how to create a channel
[20:39] <dHE> and register this, in my server
[20:40] <the_lost_one> csilk, you grabed this one? -> madwifi-hal-0.10.5.6-r3861-20080903.tar.gz
[20:40] <csilk> the_lost_one,  yup
[20:41] <avarus> rww, thanks, after I followed the wiki entry I issued "aptitude install libgtkada-2.8 -t hardy-proposed" and it installed it successfully :)
[20:41] <Pirate_Hunter> is there a way to get gnome-terminal to log everything to a file?
[20:41] <spunk> youknowme: youre welcome, good luck!
[20:41] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: man script
[20:41] <rww> avarus: glad to hear it :D
[20:42] <csilk> the_lost_one, did you have to modprobe anything after install?
[20:42] <mn> I am missing libncurses and libcurses.  How do i get them?
[20:42] <the_lost_one> csilk, so you unloaded (rmmod) old drivers, deleted the old atheros modules (rm -rf) and compiled the new ones and loaded again (modprobe) and still dont work?
[20:43] <csilk> the_lost_one, we didnt use the driver you just linked us to , we used an older one, thats probs where the issue was
[20:43] <csilk> the_lost_one,  this isnt for me, this is just me helping someone out, I didnt realise this was a known bug to begin with
[20:44] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL: ty but it seems i have to run that all the time, im looking for something like in xterm that logs everything i do on every login
[20:44] <blinkz> how do yo use gnome ppp
[20:44] <mn> anyone?
[20:44] <the_lost_one> csilk, ah ok, now i understand :)
[20:45] <blinkz> how do use gnome ppp???????
[20:45] <pingu_> Hallo, anyone knows how to receive older Ikhaya RSS entries via Thunderbird when they're not in the last 20?
[20:45] <LjL> !dialup | blinkz
[20:45] <youknowme> spunk, well that failed, I got nothing but gibberish.. Guess its time to do it by hand! Ugh..
[20:46] <the_lost_one> blinkz, what are you tryng to get working? some USB 3G from vodafone or so?  i get one working
[20:46] <kexman> hello
[20:46] <kexman> anyone using virtualbox ?
[20:46] <mn> !libncurses
[20:46] <mn> !libcurses
[20:46] <LjL> !fishing
[20:47] <blinkz> trying to connect a samsung instinct
[20:47] <LjL> mn: what do you need ncurses for?
[20:47] <blinkz> as a modem
[20:47] <spunk> youknowme: Hello again, I just found this, thought it could be interesting: http://www.howtoforge.com/ocr_with_tesseract_on_ubuntu704
[20:47] <mn> ljl: so i can run ./configure   It's giving me an error and won't work because it says it cant find libcurses and libncurses
[20:48] <LjL> mn: ./configure for what package?
[20:48] <mn> ljl: it's for kismet
[20:48] <mn> i already unpacked the .gz
[20:48] <LjL> mn: kismet is in the official Ubuntu repositories
[20:48] <LjL> !info kismet
[20:49] <blinkz> trying to connect a samsung instinct
[20:49] <blinkz>  as a modem
[20:49] <mn> oh, snap.  I hate it when i do that
[20:49] <mn> thnx ljl
[20:49] <LjL> blinkz, there is a tutorial on connecting using cellphones as modem, but via bluetooth. parts of it might apply. see /msg ubottu bluetooth
[20:49] <LjL> blinkz: there's also a very short and sketchy tutorial at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/3GInternet
[20:51] <hugleo> http://www.ihateyoujulia.com/?id=5804dea1f62ef3ee977b8e80620c8759
[20:52] <reqqit> how can I debug this issue: I create a new empty file, call it index.html, I then hit enter once, finish name, then enter again, open file. Bloody 'opening file' sits there for 30 seconds
[20:52] <mgroman> Hi, rdesktop cursor on host is not matching up with cursor on local machine, any ideas on what to look at?
[20:52] <reqqit> for a blank html file.
[20:52] <reqqit> Anyway I can profile what is happening?
[20:52] <ks> does anyone know how to get the huawei usb modems to work on ubuntu?
[20:53] <reqqit> It seems firefox opens it, and doesn't report back that the file is open?
[20:53] <reqqit> the browser doesn't try and get focus
[20:53] <ks> does anyone know how to get the huawei usb modems to work on ubuntu?
[20:53] <reqqit> and the window seems to time out
[20:53] <reqqit> once again, right click in nautilus, create blank file, something.html, enter, enter... fail
[20:53] <reqqit> 8.04
[20:54] <mn> aiight, now i have kismet.  how do i use it?
[20:54] <reqqit> Also, notepad++ is a GNU app, isn't there a linux build?
[20:54] <reqqit> Can't find one...
[20:54] <reqqit> (except for wine, isn't there a linux build?!)
[20:55] <reqqit> Not that I like notepad++ with its fail 'diff' implementation and really annoying tabs, but really. Does GNU hate linux that much?
[20:56] <mgroman> no!
[20:57] <CelticLord> nuit!!
[20:58] <Jeruvy> reqqit: why would you want a unicode editor specific to windows on linux?  More importantly what does it do that Gedit doesn't?
[20:58] <LjL> reqqit: where does it say it's a GNU application?
[20:58] <kosnick> i am installing ubuntu in a eee pc . while installing will installer destroy partition if i ask it to resize windows partition?
[20:58] <LjL> kosnick: it should not, but you should have a backup. try also #ubuntu-eeepc
[20:59] <kosnick> LjL thx
[20:59] <mkquist> confuded: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=776547838b000f5dd2db6fb9a8902bda it uploaded here
[20:59] <mkquist> confuded: sry took a mo
[20:59] <reqqit> Jeruvy, the quick change 'codepage' convert menu. YOu can kinda do it in gedit, but I don't know if it is as flexible as notepad++
[20:59] <reqqit> I've used it a few times when picking up other peoples crap code.
[21:00] <BlackBlade> ciao
[21:00] <LjL> !it
[21:00] <BlackBlade> !list
[21:02]  * spence slaps ubottu
[21:04]  * reqqit slaps spence and cites outrageously stupid anti-machine-hate legislation brought about by rms
[21:06] <Tigerplug> oh crap!!!! I installed ubuntu and set a password for the default user and now cant login. Im DEFINATELY using the right password... is there anything that I can do?
[21:07] <spence> throw PC out the window
[21:07] <spence> buy a Mac
[21:07] <mkquist> Tigerplug: u mean the su account?
[21:07]  * reqqit bought a mac. Me waits anxiously for delivery
[21:08] <Tigerplug> mkquist I setup an account called shane during installation now I cant login (ubuntu server)
[21:08]  * confuded bangs head on wall
[21:08] <confuded> I hate printers
[21:08] <mkquist> confuded: get the link?
[21:08] <mn> how do i figure out my wireless chip name and type?
[21:08] <confuded> mkquist: yea thanks
[21:08] <confuded> mkquist: speeds area awfull
[21:08] <mkquist> confuded: still no joy huh?
[21:09] <confuded> mkquist: no I have not tried it yet
[21:09] <confuded> mkquist: I am still downloading the driver :P
[21:09] <confuded> mkquist: mediafire is not the best host.....
[21:09] <dublpaws> mn, try $lspci
[21:09] <confuded> ;)
[21:09] <Haskear> o/ has anyone managed to get the ati 4850 working under 8.10 64?
[21:10] <mkquist> confuded: no, gave me probs too
[21:10] <confuded> mkquist: whats your model?
[21:10] <mkquist> Tigerplug: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=435383
[21:10] <mkquist> ip3000
[21:10] <mkquist> confuded: ip3000
[21:10] <Tigerplug> mkquist - thankyou!
[21:11] <confuded> mkquist: the ubuntu setup utility has a driver for that!
[21:11] <confuded> mkquist: why, it didnt work?
[21:11] <histo> !anyone | Haskear
[21:11] <Tigerplug> mkquist: not what I was looking for. I have a reasonable amount of experience. Im just gonna reinstall :( aw well, it'll be worth it!
[21:12] <Pirate_Hunter> am i able to create multiple directories with mkdir command i.e. mkdir /media/ sd* /media/ sd*  /media/ sd* . Will that create three directories or just one?
[21:12] <confuded> mkquist: hmm... ever thought of using the PictBridge?
[21:12] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: it will create as many as you tell it
[21:12] <tapas> hi, when playing nexuiz something turns my screen's gamma settings etc. back to the defaults after like 10 minutes of playing
[21:12] <tapas> what could it be?
[21:13] <tapas> using nvidia-binary drivers..
[21:13] <dublpaws> screensaver tapas
[21:13] <tapas> this does not seem to happen in kde
[21:13] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL: ok just making sure the command was right
[21:13] <confuded> mkquist: nevermind that...
[21:13] <dublpaws> gnome-screensaver
[21:13] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: well, in the command you gave, you put spaces where none belong
[21:13] <Guest49999> Bonjour ! J'aurais besoin d'aide, quelqu'un sait-il m'aider ?
[21:13] <LjL> !fr | Guest49999
[21:13] <tapas> dublpaws: why would it reset the gamme, etc?
[21:13] <tapas> gamma
[21:14] <tapas> oh there's a bugreport already
[21:14] <zaqster> =|
[21:14] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL: yah but i thought i need spaces im creating three folder or more in the same directory, if not how would i do it, do i have to cd into the actual directory?
[21:14] <tapas> oh it's the fading feature
[21:14] <confuded> mkquist: you have got me more rpm's :( !!!
[21:14] <confuded> mkquist: I already have that... :(
[21:15] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: no, you just type mkdir /media/foldername1 /media/foldername2 /media/foldername3
[21:15] <andresmh> i am trying to get memcache to work on my ubuntu and I get this error: mod_mem_cache.so: undefined symbol ap_cache_cacheable_hdrds_out
[21:15] <andresmh> any ideas?
[21:15] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: which is not what you typed above
[21:15] <bloodelybay> man, those sqlite guys don't talk much, do they.
[21:15] <mkquist> confuded, no debs in that package?
[21:15] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL: that is so true didnt notice that was an error but thanx for spotting it
[21:16] <mkquist> confuded: fudge, hold ont...
[21:16] <BCBUDDHA> hi, if I want to use something like a windows "task manager" is there anything i can do besides the top command in terminal?
[21:16] <alex6691> Hey i need some help can someone please tell me what to type into terminal please so i can install flash?
[21:16] <dulak> BCBUDDHA: System->administration->system monitor
[21:17] <confuded> mkquist: nope
[21:17] <alex6691> ﻿Hey i need some help can someone please tell me what to type into terminal please so i can install flash?
[21:17] <LjL> !flash > alex6691    (alex6691, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:17] <BCBUDDHA> dulak: thanks!
[21:17] <Pirate_Hunter> alex6691: you could apt cache search flash to get the actual name of the package and than sudo apt-get install [package name]
[21:17] <alber> HTRHTRHXSTRRRRRRRRRRRRRU
[21:17] <HorizonXP> hey guys, is there a way to install the server edition of ubuntu from the desktop edition CD? I assume that I'd have to do some configuration post-install
[21:18] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL: ahh got beaten to it and in fashion
[21:18] <alber> HELLO COMO ESTAN TODOS HABLAN ESPAÑOL
[21:18] <LjL> !es | alber
[21:18] <LjL> alber: y escribe en minusculo
[21:18] <histo> HorizonXP: No you would have to remove all the gui garbage
[21:18] <alber> FOQUION
[21:18] <bachir> hi world
[21:18] <histo> HorizonXP: what exactly are you looking for just a command line system?
[21:19] <mkquist> confuded: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=776547838b000f5dd2db6fb9a8902bda
[21:19] <mkquist> confuded: debs, this time for sure
[21:19] <mkquist> confuded: sorry
[21:19] <histo> alexbobp: sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:19] <bachir> does ayone here know how to use autotools?
[21:20] <ikonia> bachir: what's up
[21:20] <bachir> nothing special ^^
[21:20] <confuded> mkquist: ah I see, thank you! It's ok :)
[21:20] <bachir> ikonia: do you know how tu use autotools?
[21:20] <HorizonXP> histo: pretty much. i need a server to act as a wireless router for my ADSL. I need it to do MLPPP, and provide LAMP services, then broadcast internet to the rest of my house
[21:20] <ikonia> bachir: depends in what way
[21:21] <voglster> ok so i have an ubuntu box that I must have messed up user permissions for... logging in locally to the machine Settings->admin->Users And Groups... i click unlock and it asks me for a password for the account "admin" except there is not account "admin" suggestions? ps i can sudo/gksu fine...
[21:21] <alex6691> Hi i want to change my screen resolution but when i go on the settings it will only let me go 800 by 600  can i change it so its like 1000 or something?
[21:21] <histo> HorizonXP: So you don't want a GUI like gnome on it?
[21:21] <bachir> i want to use them in order to compile my C++ project
[21:21] <histo> HorizonXP: cuase that the only difference between server and desktop editions is pretty much gnome.
[21:22] <erUSUL> alex6691: try "gksudo displayconfig-gtk"
[21:22] <HorizonXP> histo: no, no need for it because once it's all set up, i'm tucking the box away in a corner, and accessing it via SSH only
[21:22] <ikonia> bachir: have you got things like your aclocle, and m4 stuff generated ?
[21:22] <confuded> mkquist: I need libglib1.2
[21:22] <confuded> mkquist: thats imposible
[21:22] <bachir> ikonia: yeah
[21:22] <alex6691> erUSUL: how? i have only just re-installed ubuntu its been a while. =/
[21:22] <histo> HorizonXP: yeah then you need to download the server cd because by the time you remove gnome and all its bloat you could have downloaded the server iso.
[21:22] <drumstyk1> anyone know of a good dvd ripper and/or encoder?
[21:22] <mkquist> voglster: i believe it the same as sudo password...
[21:22] <ikonia> bachir: so what part are you stuck on ?
[21:22] <ikonia> drumstyk1: mencoder - it's the nuts
[21:22] <bachir> ikonia: i started to learn that on  few tuto i found on the net
[21:22] <histo> HorizonXP: plus its smaller also.
[21:22] <ikonia> bachir: good approach
[21:23] <voglster> mkquist, tried that... just popped back up asking for the password again
[21:23] <HorizonXP> histo: even downloading at 120 kb/s at my GF's place?
[21:23] <drumstyk1> ikonia: checking that out now, thanks
[21:23] <bachir> ikonia: i want just to know how to use the to create a fonctionnal Makfile
[21:23] <histo> HorizonXP: yeah it will only take 40min or so. its a smaller iso
[21:23] <erUSUL> alex6691: just run that command
[21:23] <w0ls0n> NFS is failing on me when I boot up my box. What is the best way to get into safe mode to uninstall nfs?
[21:23] <ivanov> hi all
[21:23] <voglster> mkquist, is there a group that my user must be in to access admin features in gnome?
[21:23] <ikonia> bachir: hang on, let me see if I have a link
[21:23] <sadleder> is there ar way to reinstall all packages that were installed with ubuntu?
[21:23] <Flare183> I am working on a home server, can ubuntu server edition work on a small HD?
[21:23] <bachir> ikonia: no problem :D
[21:23] <histo> HorizonXP: So if it takes you 2 hrs. to dl the server iso vs. 2 hours of removing garbage? Choice is yours. I'm not saying it couldn't be done but it would be easier to dl the server cd.
[21:23] <voglster> sadleder, use the cd? :-P
[21:24] <ivanov> can somebody help me? My desktop gone black without any icons... only top and bottom bars
[21:24] <voglster> Flare183, how small is small?
[21:24] <bachir> voglster: very small :D
[21:24] <drumstyk1> hey ikonia, does mencoder rip as well? it doesn't mention it in the description
[21:24] <ikonia> bachir: http://devmanual.gentoo.org/general-concepts/autotools/
[21:24] <stork> hey, anyone know why flash is being totally ridiculous on a fresh ubuntu install?
[21:24] <bachir> ikonia: thakns
[21:24] <sadleder> voglster: i don't want to do that ;-)
[21:24] <voglster> ivanov, if you press ctrl-alt-backspace that should kill X and restart you to login screen
[21:25] <HorizonXP> yeah i'll just download it
[21:25] <bachir> ikonia: that's interesting
[21:25] <alex6691> Thanks erUSUL :)
[21:25] <HorizonXP> histo: thanks
[21:25] <ivanov> voglster my desktop become black after I mounted my ntfs partition
[21:25] <Flare183> voglster: Well its a old DOS HD that I am running on a pentium 3 dell desktop computer. And according to DOS (I can't really convert the bytes really well so here goes) I have 212058112 bytes in total disk space
[21:26] <dannypop> hi! i installed mac4lin, all looks good but when i enter the appearance preferences to change the theme i get this notice "this theme will not look as intended because the required GTK+ theme engine " is not installed". how can i fix this? thanks!
[21:26] <ivanov> it's very strange. everything is ok, i am using ubuntu now, but I have not any icons and wallpaper on my screen
[21:26] <histo> sadleder: yeah you can make a package list. May I ask why you are trying to do this.
[21:26] <histo> ivanov: can you right click on the screen?
[21:26] <drumstyk1> anyone know of a good dvd ripper for ubuntu?
[21:26] <mike__> hi all
[21:26] <aba-> Flare183: 200mb
[21:26] <ikonia> dannypop: is mac4lin in the ubuntu repo's ?
[21:26] <ivanov> histo no
[21:26] <Flare183> ouhc
[21:26] <Flare183> ouch*
[21:27] <ikonia> dannypop: I can't see it
[21:27] <ivanov> only on the gnome menu on the top and on the taskbar
[21:27] <aba-> you can google.. "212058112 bytes in megabytes" and it will do the math for you :)
[21:27] <dannypop> ikonia no
[21:27] <harryjr> i installed firefox, but when i try to run it from cli it's just hanging. no output, no firefox, no nothing.
[21:27] <ikonia> dannypop: then I suggest you get support on the mac4lin project, as ubuntu don't package it and your problem isn't really anything specific to ubuntu
[21:27] <sabaua> hello
[21:27] <histo> ivanov: yeah gnome-panel is running but other stuff has crashed.
[21:27] <mike__> ? I just installed the KDE desktop on ubuntu but the wireless network program doesnt autostart. How do I get it to run on startup?
[21:28] <ivanov> histo exactly
[21:28] <sadleder> histo: just to see which packages would get installed if i installed intrepid today
[21:28] <histo> ivanov: I believe nautilus controls the desktop
[21:28] <sabaua> will GNOME 2.24.1 come to INTREPID?
[21:28] <histo> ivanov: ps aux | grep nautilus
[21:28] <voglster> Flare183, thats a 25 meg hd?
[21:29] <Flare183> voglster: Yeap the HD is (lame!)
[21:29] <histo> ivanov: try nautilus -q or sudo killall nautilus
[21:29] <histo> ivanov: one of those should restart it.
[21:29] <Pirate_Hunter> !fstab
[21:29] <Flannel> sabaua: Even if not by name, the fixes should all be implented, yes.
[21:29] <magnetron> !helpersnack | Pirate_Hunter
[21:29] <LjL> !intrepid > sabaua    (sabaua, see the private message from Ubotu)
[21:29] <Flare183> voglster: I'm trying to install one HD into the same computer but with no luck.
[21:29] <harryjr> .. and how do i obtain which X display i'm at atm?
[21:30] <sabaua> i hope they will fix the firefox bugs with java :(
[21:30] <Flare183> Can anyone help me with installing another HD my other computer?
[21:30] <LjL> sabaua, Firefox isn't part of GNOME
[21:30] <LjL> (and neither is Java)
[21:30] <sabaua> but a part of the internet, i know dude... :]
[21:30] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: lol why the sarcasm that was for me
[21:30] <demonsdivene> /usr/ports/irc/irssi
[21:31] <magnetron> Pirate_Hunter→ no sarcasm! i appreciate your support efforts
[21:32] <ivanov> histo it doesn't helped me
[21:32] <ivanov> ivanov  i received msg "there is no process to kill"
[21:32] <chetnick> The buttons for 'shutdown' and 'restart' have disappeared from the quit dialog box. System > Administration > Login Window settings also disappeared. Please help.
[21:32] <Pirate_Hunter> magnetron: hmmm.... ok than, going back to setting my fstab
[21:32] <voglster> ivanov, is the machine completely locked? alt-f2 should bring you to a terminal try it
[21:33] <bachir> ikonia: in the config.ac file
[21:33] <simone> hi
[21:33] <bachir> ikonia: what is primordial?
[21:33] <jamnz> I need to know where within a DVD Iso image of Ubuntu, is the kernel and Initrd and options are located. Any one can help, I appreciate it!
[21:33] <voglster> Flare183, 25 megs isnt going to be enough man... what are you trying to do with the box?
[21:33] <simone> sorry for my poor english, but i have a problem to solve with my intrepid ibex distro
[21:33] <ikonia> bachir: fancy way of saying "before" or "base"
[21:33] <simone> anyone can help?
[21:33] <LjL> !intrepid | simone
[21:33] <bachir> ikonia: ??
[21:34] <ikonia> bachir: in what sense
[21:34] <ivanov> voglster it's not compleatly blocked. I am using it now. just no icons and wallpaper after I mounted my ntfs drives and restarted the system
[21:34] <S-i-A> how can remove Complete Gnome or Ubuntu desktop, because the ubuntu-desktop is just metapack?
[21:34] <tony_> has anyone here ever been a field technician?
[21:34] <bachir> ikonia: what this file should conatin?
[21:34] <ikonia> tony_: what's the question
[21:34] <ikonia> bachir: oooh
[21:34] <ikonia> bachir: I've never used it as a file
[21:34] <voglster> ivanov, unmount the ntfs volume? see if the problem goes away?
[21:34] <simone> I have a problem with Forceware drivers, version 96.xx.xx
[21:34] <bachir> ikonia: ah ok
[21:34] <simone> no way to get them work
[21:35] <tony_> ikonia, i got an employer asking me if i could start monday but i'm not quite ready. is it detrimental to tell the if they could hold off my employment?
[21:35] <LjL> simone, Ubuntu includes its own Nvidia drivers (also, use #ubuntu+1 for Intrepid support)
[21:35] <ikonia> tony_: this is nothing to do with ubuntu, I suggest you talk to a recruitment advisor
[21:35] <simone> yes but they're screwed up!
[21:35] <kidalabama> whois nurettin
[21:36] <alexi5> hello
[21:36] <LjL> simone: they work for most people (although they work in Hardy, *not* necessarily Intrepid, because Intrepid is *not* stable). in any case, we can't support third party drivers.
[21:36] <simone> no way to configure them to work with the new xorg and the new kernel
[21:36] <Uplink> where can i check the top applications for ubuntu? like a top 10 list for diff type of applicatins
[21:36] <ikonia> kidalabama: you and nurettin are the same person
[21:36] <Ab3L> good night
[21:36] <LjL> simone, so please head to #ubuntu+1
[21:37] <confuded> mkquist: good noght! no luck at all...
[21:37] <Pirate_Hunter> can somone look at my pastebin and tell me if it is alright or where i might get problems (http://pastebin.ca/1235028)?
[21:37] <mkquist> confuded: sry
[21:37] <confuded> mkquist: niht*
[21:37] <simone> sorry LjL?
[21:37] <confuded> mkquist: its ok :)
[21:37] <chetnick> ﻿The buttons for 'shutdown' and 'restart' have disappeared from the quit dialog box. System > Administration > Login Window settings also disappeared. Please help.
[21:37] <simone> where do I have to go?
[21:37] <LjL> !it | simone
[21:37] <loue> Part *
[21:37] <confuded> mkquist: I'll just have to dual boot for printing or something...
[21:37] <loue> sorry.
[21:37] <mkquist> confuded: used to do the same.. g/l
[21:37] <cyban> Wireless Intell(R) Link 5100 AGN card, any ideas for drivers?
[21:38] <confuded> good night!
[21:38] <simone> It' s the same for me...italian english...no problem at all
[21:38] <LjL> simone: Intrepid non è supportata. È instabile. È normale che le cose non ti funzionino. Quindi se proprio vuoi usarla, il canale di supporto (inglese) è #ubuntu+1, *non* questo. Lo stesso vale sui canali italiani.
[21:38] <flakrat> anyone know what component adds the functionality to the bash shell in Ubuntu that allows you to enter a command and then hit tab to display the valid switches / arguments?
[21:38] <simone> ok...thanks for the answer
[21:38] <flakrat> I've not seen that on my RH servers, but just discovered it on my Ubuntu laptop last night
[21:38] <rww> flakrat: bash-completion
[21:38] <LjL> flakrat: /etc/bash_completion
[21:38] <Uplink> where can i check the top applications for ubuntu? like a top 10 list for diff type of applicatins
[21:39] <avarus> good night
[21:39] <erUSUL> flakrat: bash completion. Enabled in ~/.bashrc
[21:39] <LjL> !best | Uplink
[21:39] <Cunny> Hi guys, our intranet is run on mandrake at work at the moment (php) ... whats the easiest way to get it up and running on ubuntu?
[21:39] <flakrat> rww, LjL, erUSUL  thanks, going to read up on it, really cool extension of the traditional file completion
[21:39] <Uplink> LjL: well best rated then
[21:39] <LjL> Uplink: the Add/Remove Programs utility also comes with "stars" rating
[21:39] <Pirate_Hunter> since no one responded can i take it that my fstab is alright and i shouldnt have any problems, please someone at least reply to this?
[21:39] <LjL> Uplink: yes, as it says, ask BestBot in #ubuntu-bots
[21:40] <dublpaws> ping Pirate_Hunter
[21:40] <M-Korp> is this quake.net ?
[21:40] <erUSUL> Uplink: in the case of diff apps... gnu diff is the defacto standar. unless you are talking about graphical diffing apps
[21:40] <Pokoloko> Hello all
[21:41] <rww> Hi!
[21:41] <Steffanx> Hi
[21:41] <M-Korp> how i get to quakenet
[21:41] <Cunny> connect to another irc server
[21:41] <Cunny> So anyone got any tips for my problem? XD
[21:41] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: looks more or less ok to me, i'm not so familiar with fstab and mount options to say "it's perfect", though
[21:41] <avarus> /server irc.quakenet.org, M-Korp
[21:42] <Steffanx> i've got a SDcard.. when i work with it ubuntu/X hangs completely
[21:42] <M-Korp> ok, thanks
[21:42] <Algyz> after installation of nvidia driver now max resolution is only 800x600, when max available 1600x1200, I would like higher resolution :)
[21:42] <M-Korp> what server is this
[21:42] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL: that is what i also think but will try it out now, is there a way i can make fstab refresh without restarting my system?
[21:42] <rww> M-Korp: freenode
[21:42] <Steffanx> Also 'rm' gave a 'Segmentation fault'
[21:42] <kidalabama> ikonia: yes same
[21:42] <M-Korp> k
[21:42] <sia-eXtreme> can anyone help me with TCP/IP over DNS ?
[21:43] <Gnea> you mean DNS over TCP/IP?
[21:43] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: over dns ??
[21:43] <LjL> Pirate_Hunter: mount -a
[21:43] <dublpaws> Algyz: $nvidia-xconfig  might be what you're after
[21:43] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: sudo mount -a -o remount
[21:43] <sia-eXtreme> no TCP / IP over DNS
[21:43] <sia-eXtreme> it calls DNS tunneling
[21:43] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: no
[21:43] <Gnea> sia-eXtreme: url?
[21:43] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: thats not tunneling
[21:44] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: dns is not a protocol
[21:44] <M-Korp> what irc program you are using?
[21:44] <sia-eXtreme> dnstunnel.de
[21:44] <Pirate_Hunter> LjL, erUSUL: thank you
[21:44] <rww> M-Korp: pidgin, because I use the same program for IM
[21:45] <M-Korp> i just downloaded pidgin and using it right now
[21:45] <M-Korp> havent been at irc before
[21:45] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: no problem
[21:45] <Pokoloko> hehe if you go to to undernet you wont use it anymore
[21:45] <rww> M-Korp: do you need help setting up Pidgin to connect to Quakenet?
[21:45] <Pokoloko> spam central
[21:46] <M-Korp> yes please
[21:46] <sia-eXtreme> i may can do it if i had a vps
[21:46] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: this isn't really an ubuntu question
[21:46] <sia-eXtreme> is there any fre trial vps service ?
[21:46] <sia-eXtreme> where i have to ask it ?
[21:47] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme:not here
[21:47] <sia-eXtreme> ok , sorry
[21:47] <ikonia> sia-eXtreme: you have a guide you sent through, I suggest you look for details on the group/author of that guide
[21:47] <kidalabama> sia-eXtreme:  i bought vps
[21:48] <kidalabama> if you want buy
[21:48] <rww> M-Korp: pull up the buddy list window (click on the pidgin icon in your system tray if the window isn't open. Then, go to Accounts -> Manage Accounts -> Add. On the window that pops up, change the Protocol to IRC, put the name you want to use in Username, and change the server to irc.quakenet.org
[21:48] <ikonia> !offtopic
[21:48] <rww> M-Korp: then you should be able to connect to Quakenet in the same way you appear to have connected to Freenode ;-)
[21:48] <M-Korp> ok, thanks
[21:49] <sia-eXtreme> ﻿kidalabama: check pm
[21:49] <Pirate_Hunter> how do i umount all current drives in fstab or is sudo mount -a -o remount sufficient?
[21:49] <Pokoloko> Does anyone know if it will be possible to upgrade to the 8.10 ubuntu on 8.4
[21:49] <Gnea> sia-eXtreme: why would you need to tunnel through dns?
[21:49] <ikonia> Pirate_Hunter: umount -a
[21:50] <rww> Pokoloko: yes, it will
[21:50] <Pokoloko> Thank you rww
[21:51] <Pirate_Hunter> ikonia: thanx it seems im getting device busy will have to restart the system :/ ahhh so annoying
[21:51] <ikonia> Pirate_Hunter: you won't be able to unmount anything in use, or the root file system (it's in use too)
[21:52] <rww> Pokoloko: You're welcome! If you have further questions about 8.10 right now, feel free to join us in #ubuntu+1 :)
[21:52] <Pirate_Hunter> ikonia: that explains why its probably trying to umount the / as well instead of any other drive, guess will have to restart
[21:52] <Illusion> Hello all, I seem to have a problem within /var/log/mail.log
[21:52] <Illusion> only local emails are being send there, no outgoing emails sent with php mailer. I'm using postfix for it
[21:52] <Illusion> *emails are being sent, but not logged. I've tried tail -f /var/log/mail.log as well. Besided the mail.log file is only create everyday at 9am but doesn't get updated during the day.
[21:52] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: remounting the filesystems make them use the new options on /etc/fstab iirc i do not see the need for a reboot
[21:52] <trigpin> i need to install a doggy .deb  , is there a way of makign sure it has nor spy ware or what not ?
[21:53] <M-Korp> is server the place where are these chat rooms?
[21:53] <ikonia> trigpin: don't install dodgy deb packages
[21:53] <Steffanx> hmm, nice SDcard... (not)
[21:54] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL: i tried your command but got that my drives couldnt be mounted, either in use (which they arent or bad command) do you suggest anything?
[21:54] <trigpin> ikonia,  i know common logic , but there no way to test ? even if not recommended
[21:54] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: :|
[21:54] <erUSUL> Pirate_Hunter: so you have to reboot after all
[21:54] <rww> !virus | trigpin
[21:55] <Pirate_Hunter> erUSUL: yah seems so :'(
[21:55] <chetnick> The buttons for 'shutdown' and 'restart' have disappeared from the quit dialog box. System > Administration > Login Window setting also disappeared. Please help.
[21:55] <trigpin> rww, thanks
[21:55] <Tonno> Can someone tell me how to put the Open Office in a Spanish Language ?
[21:56] <Jordan_U> chetnick: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[21:56] <erUSUL> chetnick: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=417755
[21:56] <chetnick> Jordan_U: 8.04
[21:56] <rww> !msg | M-Korp
[21:56] <erUSUL> Tonno: System>Admin>Language support
[21:57] <chetnick> erUSUL: that does not help me. ﻿System > Administration > Login Window setting also disappeared.
[21:57] <cyban> I installed NDIS wrapper for the Windows drivers for my WiFi card but still not working, any ideas abotu WiFi link 5100 AGN Intel cards?
[21:57] <nate_> Hi. Does anybody know anything about Wubi? Is it recommended or what??
[21:57] <chetnick> erUSUL: i saw this post alreaduy
[21:57] <Illusion> Is somebody able to help me/answer my question?
[21:57] <comicinker> nate_: yes
[21:58] <alexi5> since 64 bit OS can go into compatible mode for  32  bit applications is there any reason why the 64bit version of ubuntu  still come with 64 bit fire fox even though it doesn't have full flash and java support ?
[21:58] <rww> nate_: I've used it a few times. It's on the official install CD, and is officially supported. Do you have a question about it?
[21:58] <Tonno> erUSUL, change the language...? not of the program... I mean that when I put a word... in spanish, the Open Office don't fix it if the word is wrong
[21:58] <rww> !msg > M-Korp
[21:58] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: what do you mean by "phpmailer"?
[21:58] <M-Korp> ok
[21:59] <erUSUL> Tonno: well install the apropiate language packs (spanish) and dictionaries (myspell etc) then configure in OO.org
[21:59] <Illusion> GolanTrevize1: php's mail function i mean
[21:59] <Assassyn> iptables -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p TCP --dport 80 -m mac --mac-source 00:0C:29:DD:C1:8F -j DROP
[21:59] <rww> Tonno: Install myspell-es
[21:59] <Assassyn> i get invalid argument
[21:59] <Assassyn> help pls
[21:59] <rww> Tonno: sudo apt-get install myspell-es from the command-line, for example
[21:59] <nate_> I dont want multiple partions but i want the ability to boot into each OS. (ubuntu and vista/xp) but Will performance be affected that much. I have a 1.6 x2 Turion AMD with 2 Gb Ram and an Nvidia graphics  card
[22:00] <spinsak> please
[22:00] <smo_> hi
[22:00] <spinsak> install wifi in ubuntu for acer
[22:00] <spinsak> ?¿
[22:00] <rww> !hi | smo_
[22:00] <smo_> glxinfo | grep rendering tell me : Yes and with sudo : No, an idear?
[22:00] <smo_> hardy or intrepid
[22:01] <spinsak> hardy
[22:01] <smo_> ^^
[22:01] <Exaltia> hello eveyrone
[22:01] <erUSUL> alexi5: flash works well with nspluginwrapper (if it crsh it does not crash firefox only flash)
[22:01] <jogan> hello
[22:01] <rww> Hello Exaltia!
[22:02] <Pokoloko> Hello exaltia
[22:02] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: what did you enter in your php.ini as runtime configuration for php-mail?
[22:02] <rww> and hello jogan!
[22:02] <rww> !hi
[22:02] <erUSUL> alexi5: and it is true that the openjdk based plugin for firefox is not as complete as sun's but it will eventually get there XD
[22:02] <compton> what should I use to remote control ubuntu from windows over the network?
[22:02] <erUSUL> !vnc | compton
[22:02]  * Pirate_Hunter smiles at the knowledge that his fstab works
[22:02] <Exaltia> i need help with usplash, compiled myself a new time, no error at compilation time, installation goes fine, but the expected picture doesn't display, in exchange i have a strange thing with box sizes and colors (screenshot available) could someone help me ?
[22:02] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: if it uses sendmail - wrapper it should also appear in the mail.log
[22:02] <erUSUL> compton: or ssh via command line
[22:02] <Wicked> id use ssh to do it
[22:02] <Tonno> rww, what that command do?
[22:03] <Wicked> !ssh | compton
[22:03] <erUSUL> !usplash
[22:03] <Illusion> [23:02:04] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: what did you enter in your php.ini as runtime configuration for php-mail? - it was working a week ago but haven't checked php.ini
[22:03] <compton> do I have to start the ssh daemon on ubuntu first?
[22:03] <Exaltia> i used startupmanager to update initramfs, so afterall my way do do seems wrong :)
[22:03] <rww> Tonno: the "sudo apt-get install myspell-es" one? it installs the myspell-es package, which contains Spanish language spellchecking files for OpenOffice.org
[22:03] <erUSUL> compton: yes
[22:03] <erUSUL> !ssh
[22:04] <compton> can I apt-get vnc?
[22:04] <Odd-rationale> compton: yes. it is simple: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[22:04] <Odd-rationale> for ssh.
[22:04] <erUSUL> compton: yep and you need a client for windows
[22:04] <Tonno> rww, god.... thanks man
[22:04] <rufneck> /server iirc.undernet.org
[22:04] <dvstin> I wrote a bug for ubuntu 8.10 and I found the root cause and a solution but my bug is just sitting there, #285621 .. is there any way to get people to notice it or should I just be more patient?
[22:05] <simone_> hi
[22:05] <okbart> hi
[22:05] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: so you could check SMTP, smtp_port and sendmail_path
[22:05] <Exaltia> hi
[22:05] <simone_> any suggestion for froceware 96xxx to work with intrepid??
[22:05] <simone_> got lots of problems
[22:05] <Illusion> GolanTrevize1 i wonder if thats the problem cause the mails are being sent
[22:05] <magnetron> !intrepid | simone_
[22:06] <microchipv420> heys guys, i need some serious help getting my girlfriend's wifi card working on her lappy, i installed 8.04 last night, everything is perfect except for her card
[22:06] <simone_> i'm already in ubuntu+1
[22:06] <anders_> so magically everything will be stable on the 30th ? :~
[22:06] <anders_> haha
[22:06] <GolanTrevize1> illusion: perhaps you configured your internet relay as SMTP, then mails will get sent and you won't see it in your maillog, because it does not speak with your localhost postfix
[22:07] <spinsak> please like me can do to operate the wifi ubuntu hardy I do not recognize the
[22:07] <vote_4_Obama> is it the drivers you thinkj?
[22:07] <GolanTrevize1> spinsak:sorry?
[22:08] <spinsak> is a atheros
[22:08] <vote_4_Obama> my issue is with an Atheros card as well
[22:09] <thankyou_m> hello guys
[22:09] <thankyou_m> I'm a linuxnewbie and stick in some network connection troubles
[22:10] <thankyou_m> I'd like to connect a laptop pc with a knoppix live cd to my ubuntu desktop pc.
[22:11] <thankyou_m> I set up my adapters like this: ﻿192.168.1.10/11, 255.255.255.0, 192.168.1.1
[22:11] <spinsak> My laptop is an acer but I do not recognize the wifi as a saver and wanted to do work and if I have to forgive mistakes but not English and use a translator xD
[22:12] <vote_4_Obama> wow
[22:12] <compton> how do I configure vncserver after apt-get installing it?
[22:12] <vote_4_Obama> spinsak: what language do you speak?
[22:13] <vote_4_Obama> !language
[22:13] <vote_4_Obama> doh
[22:13] <spinsak> spanish
[22:13] <vote_4_Obama> !spanish
[22:13] <dvstin> intrepid is shipping with a screwed up pulseaudio configuration, they need to ship with libao-pulse if they are going to include pulseaudio so that sound capture works.. the libao-alsa doesn't work when pulseaudio is running.. how do I get someone to change this for 8.10?? :S
[22:13] <thankyou_m> my language is python
[22:13] <GolanTrevize1> spinsak: did not want to sound picky, but my English is also not the best, so had problems to understand: acer wifi - do you have a hardware switch that turns on / off wifi-card?
[22:14] <Exaltia> !usplash faq
[22:14] <Exaltia> snif
[22:14] <vote_4_Obama> lol
[22:14] <spinsak> golantrevizel: yes
[22:15] <magnetron> !usplash | Exaltia
[22:15] <spinsak> pero aun pulsandolo no me va
[22:15] <vote_4_Obama> !spanish
[22:15] <Exaltia> magnetron : already done that, no amelioration, i thought there may be an error in the way i've done graphics myself, but i don't know what
[22:16] <Uplink> anyone can help me with DrPython?
[22:16] <Pokoloko> Is there any way to run for example the command unrar x filename in the background ?
[22:16] <vote_4_Obama> just add && exit
[22:16] <ikonia> Pokoloko use "bg" or &
[22:16] <magnetron> Pokoloko→ sure, add a & at the end
[22:16] <Pokoloko> Thanks will try it out
[22:17] <vote_4_Obama> i need serious help getting a wifi card working, can someone help? compaq presario c700 & Atheros Wifi card
[22:17] <magnetron> Exaltia→ the page ubottu linked you to states that you need a 4:3 picture in a resolution supporte by the low-level driver. 800x600 for instance
[22:18] <spinsak>  but I will not even tapping
[22:18] <josh||> hey does anyone know what version of 8.10 will ship?
[22:18] <josh||> version of KDE*
[22:18] <vote_4_Obama> 3.5.9?
[22:18] <Mixed_--_>  anyone knows how to configure samba so that you dont have to use IP address when connecting from linux clients?
[22:18] <Exaltia> so no 640*480 ?
[22:18] <dulak> josh||: ask in #ubuntu+1
[22:18] <josh||> lol alright
[22:18] <GolanTrevize1> spinsak: one moment plz - try to find a link - I've also had an acer once and the hardware switch is no hardware switch. acer ships actually with a software controlling that switch (how dumb can engineers be - but anyway). you can switch it on somewhere, just have to search how....
[22:22] <thatguy> hm i'm trying to upgrade to the 8.10 beta and it keeps on saying that i need to clean up ~80MB of space in '/boot' i've already done apt-get clean, anyother ideas
[22:23] <comicinker> Mixed_--_: you should consider using ssh for connecting linux PCs. (if no win clients are on the net)
[22:23] <ikonia> thatguy: apt-clean doesn't clean /boot
[22:23] <ikonia> thatguy: 8.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[22:23] <thatguy> oh thanks
[22:23] <will00> i just replaced my motherboard because the last one started melting. i was previously running hardy 64 bit but now the live cd wont even boot, it gets all sorts of kernel panics
[22:25] <adac> can somebody tell me how to set up a samba share? Is this possible to do over nautilus?
[22:25] <will00> is that a problem with the iso image or is that something to do with the hardware
[22:25] <Bach1685> Good day all
[22:26] <Bach1685> Is there an easy way to go from a "desktop version" of Ubuntu to a "server version"?
[22:26] <dekkong> Hello I need help with Elisa Media Center
[22:27] <Bach1685> Or at least a way to deinstall all desktop apps and X?
[22:27] <dekkong> How can I get elisa to locate files from another disk not the main /home/video
[22:29] <SpLiFFORd> http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minefield/
[22:30] <Dude> will the RC come out today?
[22:30] <rapha> How can I record PCM audio that is currently playing (through a Flash applet) to a file? (AudiÃo-Recorder doesn'twork)
[22:31] <brian_> I need to remove all options but the Logoff options for a certain group of users. I have done it before but forgot how to. Could someone help me out?
[22:32] <GolanTrevize1> spinsak: you could try something like http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/how-i-solved-the-wireless-ipw2200-kill-switch-problem-483548/
[22:33] <compton> how do I configure vncserver after apt-get installing it?
[22:33] <tapas> compton: through its config files
[22:33] <tapas> compton: run vncserver once
[22:33] <snikker> hi, i've got a problem with minicom. it don't accept keyboard input... can you help me?
[22:33] <caue> #brasil
[22:33] <tapas> and it will create a .vnc or something
[22:33] <compton> ./usr/bin/vncserver ?
[22:33] <compton> in ~?
[22:33] <rapha> Is there really no audio-recording tool in Linux besides the Audio-Recorder from the menus?
[22:34] <tapas> compton: yes in the home dir
[22:34] <tapas> compton: it also has  commandline parameters to set dimensions, etc..
[22:34] <Dude> does anybody know whats going on with the RC?
[22:35] <ikonia> Dude: it's not out yet
[22:35] <Dude> any idea when?
[22:35] <ikonia> Dude: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2008-October/026766.html
[22:35] <ikonia> Dude: try reading the topic in #ubuntu+1 the development channel
[22:36] <spinsak> 	
[22:36] <spinsak> thanks for your help proved
[22:36] <sybariten> fuck this channel is growing out of proportions
[22:36] <sybariten> same for the OS perhaps
[22:38] <Joker_-__> IS that possible to copy over an installation of ubuntu? I have a server that is setup well, with datas and all but I installed 2 new drives in it in order to make raid mirroring. I re-ran the install and setup raid and everything is functionnal. Can I just copy over all the datas on my older drive? I guess the kernel has to have some different modules or something in order to load the software raid... any idea?
[22:38] <marko_> hm
[22:39] <brian_> I need to disable or remove all options from the shutdown menu other than logout for a group of users. I have this implemented on my desktop, but forgot how to do it.
[22:39] <marko_> hey ...i am a noob.....
[22:39] <brian_> All of the options from google are for global settings
[22:40] <Joker_-__> anyone here knows about software raid and all?
[22:40] <kosnick> how can i manually check some boxes in the session table? i unchecked some and now i can get only a terminal so is ther any manuall way to recheck them?
[22:41] <sybariten> is there a nice command that really works to change the keyboard layout, preferably not in X, after the OS is loaded?
[22:42] <sybariten> when on Damn Small Linux i always do 'loadkeys se-latin1' after having exited X
[22:42] <sybariten> then everything works like a charm , even when back in X
[22:42] <Joker_-__> IS that possible to copy over an installation of ubuntu? I have a server that is setup well, with datas and all but I installed 2 new drives in it in order to make raid mirroring. I re-ran the install and setup raid and everything is functionnal. Can I just copy over all the datas on my older drive? I guess the kernel has to have some different modules or something in order to load the software raid... any idea?
[22:42] <dusker> is anyone here familiar with the network deployment software, cobbler?
[22:42] <nicolas> eaa
[22:42] <dusker> is it available in ubuntu?
[22:42] <nicolas> xD
[22:42] <graft> yo, i got this error: ls: cannot access /var/cache/apt/pkgcache.bin: Input/output error
[22:42] <graft> what do i do?
[22:44] <jabagawee_> graft: honestly, no clue. give more background info?
[22:44] <aliasbody> salut
[22:45] <graft> jabagawee_: i haven't got much more background info... apt stopped working, with that input/output error
[22:45] <graft> jabagawee_: i can't rm the file, even if i wanted to
[22:45] <DCPom> I need a 10 day uranium trade. Any offers?
[22:45] <ikonia> DCPom: what are you talking about ?
[22:45] <hellues> hahahaha
[22:45] <jabagawee_> graft: even with root privs?
[22:45] <hellues> can you give infos about super ubuntu
[22:45] <aliasbody> can anyone say's to me why the most recently beta release of ubuntu 8.10 is very slow with flash movies ? it is normal?
[22:45] <jabagawee_> !ot | DCPom
[22:45] <kitche> graft: sounds like to me something is dieing on your machine
[22:45] <ikonia> !ibex > hellues
[22:45] <graft> jabagawee_: yep, even as root
[22:46] <DCPom> ikonia, i didn't realize amsg worked for all servers :\
[22:46] <graft> kitche: nah, the install is fresh, disk is fine
[22:46] <kitche> aliasbody: #ubuntu+1 for 8.10 support
[22:46] <jabagawee_> graft: well, you can always try to use a livecd
[22:46] <alecjw> hey, can anyone recommend a gtk latex editor?
[22:46] <DocUSN-USMC> i need some help. i extracted a tar file but when i enter it, and press ./configure nothing happens????
[22:46] <kitche> graft: well your error seems to deal with the drive
[22:46] <aliasbody> where can i enter to this irc?
[22:46] <kitche> graft: or the program itself
[22:46] <ikonia> DocUSN-USMC: not everything is configured like that
[22:46] <ikonia> DocUSN-USMC: what are you trying to build
[22:46] <DocUSN-USMC> OOo
[22:46] <DocUSN-USMC> 3.0.0rc4
[22:46] <kitche> aliasbody /join #ubuntu+1
[22:47] <saywatmang> anyone have an idea on why "host localhost" would be slow for me.... it immediately retunrs 127..1 and shows a warning about a malformed message packet then pauses for 10 seconds, tthen shows a connection timed out error
[22:47] <alecjw> DocUSN-USMC, was that @me?
[22:47] <graft> kitche: well, clearly the fs got corrupted (regarding that file), but i think the hardware is fine
[22:47] <alecjw> saywatmang, what does ifconfig return?
[22:47] <jabagawee_> graft: what fs are you using then?
[22:47] <ikonia> saywatmang possibly the ip6 lookup
[22:47] <graft> jabagawee_: ext3
[22:47] <DocUSN-USMC> i dont think so alecjw??? unless u can fix it lol
[22:48] <ikonia> alecjw: ifconfig doesn't matter  it's localhost
[22:48] <bonhoffer> i am trying to mount a cifs drive from my fstab
[22:48] <saywatmang> alecjw, what should i look for in ifconfig
[22:48] <saywatmang> ikonia, how can i determine if its trying ipv6
[22:48] <bonhoffer> using mount -a gives error 113 = No route to host
[22:48] <ikonia> saywatmang: what does host localhost return exactly
[22:48] <bonhoffer> i think rebooting will help -- but do i ahve any other option?
[22:48] <alecjw> saywatmang, actually nvm ikonia tells me that aint gonna help
[22:48] <kambiz_> what is the command to select all files and folders in a directory. it doesnt seem to be *.* which is just all files.
[22:48] <graft> i'm going to reboot and see what happens
[22:48] <ikonia> kambiz_: *
[22:49] <kambiz_> ikonia: thank you!
[22:49] <kitche> kambiz_: for copy it's cp -r
[22:49] <saywatmang> ikonia, localhost has address 127.0.0.1\ ;; Warning: Message parser reports malformed message packet.\ ;; connection timed out; no servers could be reached
[22:49] <alecjw> DocUSN-USMC, i meant when you said OOo 3...i  thought that might be a respone to me asking for a gtk latex editor
[22:49] <kitche> kambiz_: and it's just * not *.*
[22:49] <ikonia> saywatmang looks like it's trying to hit a dns server first
[22:49] <kambiz_> kitche: understood, thanks
[22:49] <ikonia> saywatmang: what is in /etc/nsswitch.conf for hosts
[22:50] <saywatmang>    files mdns4_minimal [NOTFOUND=return] dns mdns4
[22:50] <kambiz_> i've got another question, i'm writing some python code, and i've noticed i get some 'ghost' files that end in .py~ and .pyc how can i prevent those from being made
[22:50] <ikonia> saywatmang: thats odd
[22:50] <ikonia> saywatmang: what does your host file look like
[22:50] <kitche> kambiz_: what's your editor?
[22:50] <saywatmang> 127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
[22:50] <kambiz_> kitche: text editor
[22:50] <alecjw> ikonia, saywatmang, maybe 127.0.0.1 aint in /etc/hosts?
[22:50] <saywatmang> tehres also 3 other lines for 127.0.0.1
[22:50] <kitche> kambiz_: what's your editor the name they all are text editors
[22:51] <kambiz_> kitche: i mean geditor, lol sorry
[22:51] <yowshi> anyone else been having wierd problems with pidgin?
[22:51] <ikonia> alecjw: the ip doesn't matter, the name "localhost" does
[22:51] <kitche> kambiz_: ah gedit hmm probably have to look at the options to turn off backups I never really used gedit myself
[22:51] <alecjw> ikonia, oh right xD i'll shut up and stop embarrasing myself lol
[22:51] <movedx> I've installed rsync but when I try and run it, either by: rsync --daemon or /etc/init.d/rsync start it doesn't start. There's zero output to the console. Even if I apply '-v' I et no output. What am I doing wrong?
[22:51] <saywatmang> ikonia, i just aded the localhost.localdomain to see if it made a diff and it didnt
[22:51] <ikonia> alecjw: no no, all ideas are good
[22:52] <ikonia> saywatmang: is there a "localhost" - on it's own in there
[22:52] <yowshi> something is jamming pidgin but i cant find out what exactly
[22:52] <saywatmang> ikonia, there was before, lemme change it back and test again just to make sure
[22:52] <kambiz_> kitche: do you recommend another gui editor, perhaps a bit more robust?
[22:52] <kitche> kambiz_: well if you want to go more advance you could always use gvim
[22:52] <saywatmang> ikonia, yea, same thing
[22:53] <dekkong> hello can anyone help me with elisa media center?
[22:53] <dekkong> how can I get elisa to locate files that are on a different partition?
[22:53] <kambiz_> kitche: and gvim doesn't make ghost files?
[22:53] <ikonia> saywatmang: thats most odd, out of interest if you ping it, does it respond quick
[22:53] <ikonia> saywatmang: or if you did "nslookup localhost"
[22:53] <saywatmang> ikonia, on both of those yes
[22:53] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> is it possible to make changes to the display settings when not running a graphical interface
[22:53] <kitche> kambiz_: it does but you can turn them off pretty good and they are not really ghost files they are just backups of files really
[22:53] <ikonia> saywatmang: so they both respond quick....Hmmm
[22:54] <yowshi> anyone know how i might figure out why pidgin isnt loading properly and how i can fix it?
[22:54] <ikonia> saywatmang: ahh I think I see a potential issue, hang on
[22:54] <kambiz_> kitche: ahh i see, thanks for the help! i appreciate it, i'll give gvim a run
[22:54] <kambiz_> thanks all for the help!
[22:55] <ikonia> saywatmang: host trys dns servers first - before files, it doesn't use nsswitch.conf so thats what the delay is, timing out dns servers
[22:55] <saywatmang> ikonia, ah... u know what sucks is taht i have a lot of programs that hang for 10 secs cuz of this
[22:55] <caiges> Is intrepid rc coming out today?
[22:55] <ikonia> saywatmang what uses host
[22:55] <saywatmang> ikonia, so i use my rotuer as a dns server, im asusming its an issue w the routers dns serve
[22:55] <ikonia> caiges: read the topic in #ubuntu+1
[22:56] <Rovin> hello, how to get sound only through headphones?
[22:56] <ikonia> saywatmang: your dns server should never resolve localhost (that is correct) so your router is behaving correctly as is your box
[22:56] <saywatmang> ikonia, so what would be causing the 10 sec delay
[22:56] <ikonia> saywatmang: 10 second delay with what ?
[22:57] <saywatmang> ikonia, host, git, certain socket functions in ruby
[22:57] <voglster> exit
[22:57] <ikonia> saywatmang: depends on how they resolve, host - that uses dns servers, which will never resolve localhost, so will always time out, git/ruby depends what resolver they are set to use
[22:57] <WDC> Is there a piece of software that will allow me to put an entire folder in a .tar.gz with a GUI?
[22:57] <ikonia> WDC: nautilus
[22:58] <WDC> ikonia: Really? Will it let me span it?
[22:58] <ikonia> WDC: span it ?
[22:58] <Rovin> ﻿hello, how to get sound only through headphones?
[22:58] <WDC> ikonia: like in parts. Or is that only in rar
[22:58] <ikonia> WDC: thats not possible in tar
[22:59] <WDC> ikonia: too bad. .rar will do that. Thanks! I overthought what I was trying to do
[22:59] <juice_>  can anyone here help me figure out why firefox 3 crashes constantly on my ubuntu installation? i've removed all the add-ons and themes and it still crashes easily
[22:59] <ikonia> define crash
[22:59] <ikonia> what ubuntu version
[23:00] <saywatmang> ikonia, ok great, thanks for the help
[23:01] <Rovin> Hello, please - How to get sound only through headphones? In other words, make the main sound cut when I plug in headphones?
[23:01] <histo> juice_: the enwer versions are a lot more stable with ibex. Which will be out at the end of the month.
[23:02] <histo> Rovin: double click ont he speaker by the clock and click on the switches tab.
[23:02] <histo> Rovin: enable the headphone sense
[23:03] <Rovin> @histo: thanks, did that - but sound still comes from both headphones and normal sound speakers (this is on a laptop)
[23:04] <histo> Rovin: hrm.. that works for me perhaps search the forums.
[23:04] <pavel-> Hi. In short: gdm is broken. Details: after booting the login screen is not displayed, instead a blank (black) screen with a cryptic error dialogue (all characters of the message are squares, same with OK button). I have compared my `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf' and `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom' with ones from a working machine, they are identical. I have attempted to run `gdm restart' - same result. `killall gdm' followed by `gdm start' - same result. Any help
[23:05] <Omega11> hello
[23:05] <Omega11> ubuntu linux sucks
[23:05] <Omega11> i installed it
[23:05] <Omega11> and my soundcard
[23:05] <Omega11> made beeeps
[23:05] <FloodBot1> Omega11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:05] <Omega11> it was annooying
[23:05] <magnetron> Omega11→ when did it make beeps?
[23:06] <Omega11> after i loaded the desktop
[23:06] <Omega11> it went nuts
[23:06] <Omega11> its cauz linux sux
[23:06] <EyesOfARaven> how do i clock my cpu up to 900mhz? (i'm on an eee)
[23:06] <EyesOfARaven> in win i use a tray util
[23:07] <Omega11> don't use linux
[23:07] <Omega11> its easy
[23:07] <Omega11> linux is shit
[23:07] <FloodBot1> Omega11: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:07] <EyesOfARaven> wrong channel for u then sir
[23:07] <Omega11> fuck u floodbot1
[23:07] <unop> !ops | Omega11
[23:08] <Tigerplug> I'm trying to mount an external harddrive on ubuntu server (hardy) - can anyone help?
[23:08] <chmac> Tigerplug: Is the drive attached already?
[23:08] <chmac> Tigerplug: Can you see it in /dev/???
[23:08] <Bullterd> OMG
[23:08] <Androidz> !pastebin
[23:08] <Bullterd> Why isnt my cron job running
[23:08] <chickenfuego2> This is stange, I installed ubuntu linux and my sound card made beep.
[23:08] <Bullterd> 08 23 * * * tar czpvf /backup/backup-`date '+%d-%B-%Y'`.tar.gz /mnt/docs
[23:08] <Bullterd> That's an OK crontab -e line, isnt it ?
[23:09] <pavel-> Attempt ++i; ﻿In short: gdm is broken. Details: after booting the login screen is not displayed, instead a blank (black) screen with a cryptic error dialogue (all characters of the message are squares, same with OK button). I have compared my `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf' and `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom' with ones from a working machine, they are identical. I have attempted to run `gdm restart' - same result. `killall gdm' followed by `gdm start' - same resu
[23:09] <chmac> I've switched to a new 3g network, but NetworkManager won't connect any more. I've specified the new APN, but it's not working
[23:09] <chmac> It disconnects immediately. I'm guessing pppd is being called with the wrong apn somehow.
[23:09] <Tigerplug> chmac:  is has a number of partitions but I see Disk /dev/sdb: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes when I do fdisk-l
[23:09] <drek> Bullterd, check mab "your shell session" for correct falgs
[23:09] <chmac> I'm running NM 0.7 on Hardy, anyone have any suggestions?
[23:09] <drek> man*
[23:10] <chmac> Tigerplug: /dev/sdb will be the disk, then /dev/sdbN (1/2/3/etc) will be each partition
[23:10] <chmac> Tigerplug: You want to start with `man mount`
[23:10] <chmac> Tigerplug: Then something like `mount /dev/sdb1 /media/blah` :)
[23:10] <Tigerplug> chmac can I mount all partitions to one place (/media/store)
[23:10] <n8tuser> chmac where do you have the script to initiate the pppd to call? check that?
[23:10] <unop> Bullterd, no, % is special to cron - see http://wooledge.org:8000/BashFAQ#head-99d7bd94dd17698b5f63d11b66e56e81b166b264
[23:11] <chickenfuego2> This is stange, I installed ubuntu linux and my sound card made beep.
[23:11] <compton> .
[23:11] <chmac> n8tuser: I'm not sure, that's the issue. The pppd call made by networkmanager doesn't reference any scripts specifically
[23:11] <chmac> n8tuser: Grepping /etc/ and /root/ and ~/ for the old APN doesn't turn up anything
[23:11] <chmac> Tigerplug: Each disk needs to be mounted in a different place
[23:11] <chmac> Tigerplug: But they can all be within one folder if you like
[23:11] <Rovin> How can I save/edit files? I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/61731/ :(
[23:11] <Tigerplug> chmac - ok , how can I unmount?
[23:11] <Rovin> how to get permissons? :?
[23:11] <chmac> Tigerplug: `man umount`
[23:12] <n8tuser> chmac theres got to be a config file where ppp stashes passwords and dial out numbers
[23:12] <chmac> Tigerplug: `umount /media/blah`
[23:12] <Tigerplug> chmac - thanks!
[23:12] <unop> Rovin, what application gives you that error?
[23:12] <chmac> n8tuser: It's the init strings that set the apn rather than username/password/no, those are the same for all 3g connections
[23:12] <tim__b> Anyone in here managed to compile avisyth3 with hardy? sticking with "configure: WARNING: Boost library (1_33) not in /usr/lib" while "./configure --disable-assembly --with-boost-includedir-path=/usr/include --with-boost-libdir-path=/usr/lib --with-boost-lib-name=libboost_thread-gcc41-mt-1_34_1". libboost_thread-gcc41-mt-1_34_1.* files are in /usr/lib/.
[23:12] <chmac> n8tuser: Only thing is, pppd is launched with a networkmanager specific plugin, I figure maybe it does some magic
[23:12] <chmac> n8tuser: I can connect fine with gnome-ppp (as I am now :)
[23:13] <Rovin> ﻿unop: I'm editing it in "gedit"
[23:13] <imbezol> i notice that ubuntu's ls likes to list the hidden files and non-hidden files together when you get a listing with "-al". Any way to get put that back to standard hidden first, then non-hidden?
[23:13] <Rovin> not sure how else I could edit though?
[23:13] <unop> Rovin, you'll have to launch gedit under gksudo then
[23:13] <chmac> imbezol: There's probably an option somewhere in `man ls`
[23:13] <Rovin> Oh, thanks :)
[23:13] <crimsun> tim__b: tim__b you need libboost-dev installed
[23:13] <imbezol> chmac: nope
[23:13] <n8tuser> chmac i dont know then, I am assuming gnome-ppp would use same config file to dial out
[23:14] <chickenfuego2> imbezol, "ls -lar?
[23:14] <chickenfuego2> maybe
[23:14] <chmac> n8tuser: gnome-ppp uses ~/wvdial.conf I believe
[23:14] <chickenfuego2> ls -lar
[23:14] <chmac> n8tuser: While wvdial uses ~/.wvdialrc
[23:14] <tim__b> crimsun i have it instaled, tried the repo version and the 1.36 version from ppa
[23:14] <imbezol> chickenfuego2: r is reverse
[23:14] <chickenfuego2> list all revers
[23:14] <chmac> n8tuser: Both wvdial and gnome-ppp work, but NM launches pppd as root
[23:14] <chmac> n8tuser: Maybe if I create /root/.wvdialrc it'll work...
[23:15] <chmac> I gotta disconnect to find out... :)
[23:15] <chmac> I'll brb...
[23:15] <crimsun> tim__b: where does the compile actually fail?
[23:16] <tim__b> crimsun http://paste.ubuntu.com/61599/ I tried it with diffrent lib names
[23:16] <Uplink> its asking me if i want to remove libisc32?
[23:17] <chmac> imbezol: first result for "ls hidden first" on google is http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=45615
[23:17] <crimsun> tim__b: I'll look in a bit
[23:17] <tim__b> thanks, crimsun
[23:17] <Tigerplug> chmac - any idea about mounting ntfs partitions? - or partitions of which i dont know the filesystem
[23:18] <chmac> Tigerplug: Do you have a specific error?
[23:18] <DEVELOPER> hi all
[23:18] <pavel-> Hi. In short: gdm is broken. Details: after booting the login screen is not displayed, instead a blank (black) screen with a cryptic error dialogue (all characters of the message are squares, same with OK button). I have compared my `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf' and `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom' with ones from a working machine, they are identical. I have attempted to run `gdm restart' - same result. `killall gdm' followed by `gdm start' - same result. Any help
[23:18] <Tigerplug> chmac I can mount the first 3 partitions, the 4th is mac (i think called HFS extended) and the 4th is NTFS, I can mount with the -force switch both no directory listing
[23:18] <[TiZ]> Hi. I'd like to create a script that will automatically set up a chroot inside an extracted livecd squashfs, give me a terminal so I can mess around in it, and automatically close everything up once I'm done with it. Is this doable?
[23:19] <DEVELOPER> i wont ask a qusetion about ati drivers ???
[23:19] <chmac> Tigerplug: You need to read up on `man mount` about the different options for mounting different disk types
[23:19] <Rovin> this might sound silly (from a user coming from Windows) - does Ubuntu have a Task Manager?
[23:19] <j1965uan> hola
[23:19] <chmac> Tigerplug: I don't know the specifics off the top of my head
[23:19] <[TiZ]> Rovin: System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[23:19] <Tigerplug> chmac - ok, I'm off to read the man pages. Thanks for your help :)
[23:19] <Rovin> Cheers TiZ
[23:20] <chmac> Tigerplug: nw, good luck, try searching as well, you might find it quicker  :)
[23:20] <pavel-> (Rovin: or ps)
[23:20] <unop> Rovin, it has several
[23:20] <halberd> I can't seem to get bitchx... the lines pertaining to universe and multiverse are uncommented in /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:20] <DEVELOPER> i install them but when i start the session i see white window ??? now i enter in gnome safe mode who can help me ???
[23:20] <halberd> and I did apt-get update
[23:20] <DEVELOPER> pleaseeee
[23:21] <bachir> some one knows how to use Cmake to creake makefiles?
[23:21] <Rovin> any shortcut key to the "﻿System Monitor"?
[23:21] <unop> !info bitchx hardy
[23:21] <unop> halberd, ^^
[23:21] <unop> !info bitchx gutsy
[23:21] <bachir> some one knows how to use Cmake to creake makefiles?
[23:21] <imbezol> !info irssi hardy
[23:22] <unop> halberd, sounds like it was dropped in hardy
[23:22] <halberd> but how can I get it
[23:22] <halberd> I have to download it manually?
[23:22] <xomp> !repeat | bachir
[23:22] <this_sucks> das any one now how to get a wireless card towaork on hardy
[23:22] <unop> halberd, yes
[23:22] <bachir> ok sorry
[23:22] <halberd> is there a compelling security reason why bitchx is no longer supported?
[23:23] <bachir> !reapeat | bachir
[23:23] <bachir> !repeat | bachir
[23:23] <Rovin> ﻿are there any shortcut key to the "﻿System Monitor"?
[23:23] <unop> Rovin, you can create one
[23:23] <Rovin> how to? :(
[23:23] <Rovin> bit of a newbie sorry
[23:24] <Bullterd> Ok Here's a weird one. When I run the command via cron it does 7.3mb of the tar and stops. Whereas if I run it via ./ it does nearly a gig
[23:24] <louise> hello I think I have a problem with xauth and gdm's permission to access the xserver
[23:24] <bonhoffer> still trying to mount with 'sudo mount -a' and getting error 113 = No route to host
[23:24] <louise> I can't log in
[23:24] <unop> !keyboard shortcuts | Rovin
[23:24] <this_sucks> can some one help me I have slow wireless connect
[23:24] <imbezol> !info bitchx2 hardy
[23:24] <bonhoffer> any options (short of rebooting)
[23:24] <bonhoffer> ?
[23:24] <louise> can someone help me out on this one? I no nothing about this
[23:24] <Rovin> cool - thanks both
[23:25] <halberd> I have a problem also, I am trying to configure my wireless card
[23:25] <crimsun> halberd: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=451373
[23:25] <halberd> and I can do "iwlist scan" and that finds my router
[23:25] <halberd> but when I do ifup wlan0 it never finishes the DHCP query
[23:25] <EyesOfARaven> How do i clock my processor up from within linux
[23:25] <halberd> it doesn't get a reply
[23:25] <this_sucks> hit ctrl + alt + f1 and see if you can login there
[23:26] <mneptok> EyesOfARaven: try Amazon. or Newegg.
[23:26] <EyesOfARaven> i am totally talking about changing my FSB
[23:26] <EyesOfARaven> not buying a processor
[23:26] <EyesOfARaven> :p
[23:26] <halberd> what can I do to debug that
[23:26] <Bullterd> EyesOfARaven: BIOS
[23:26] <louise> this_sucks, I can login but not into gnome
[23:26] <EyesOfARaven> it's an Eee
[23:26] <EyesOfARaven> bullterd: from within linux i said :p
[23:27] <bonhoffer> still new to linux and trying to get mount to work i have a cifs mount in my fstab
[23:27] <louise> this_sucks, the login screen goes away before I can type and the cycle repeats forever
[23:28] <this_sucks> have you rebooted
[23:28] <halberd> ah crimsun i guess that's the answer
[23:29] <DEVELOPER> who can halp me
[23:29] <DEVELOPER> with ATI driverss
[23:29] <halberd> how can I debug the fact that my wireless card doesn't get a dhcp lease despite being able to find the wireless router?
[23:29] <louise> this_sucks, I did
[23:29] <louise> this_sucks, didn't help
[23:30] <csilk> DEVELOPER, what card you got?
[23:30] <freeflashstuff> I updated my Ubuntu Studio about a week ago and now I have the Nautalis bonobo-slay error everytime I start up, and a Cannot Mount Volume error in org.freedesktop
[23:31] <GodfatherofEire> Anyone know what program I might have installed that causes a GNOME startup manager to appear after log-in
[23:31] <louise> halberd try iwconfig ap wlan0 yourRouterAddress
[23:31] <this_sucks> have you done any thing sents you were in gnomr last
[23:31] <chmac> Anyone know how NetworkManager 0.7 passes the APN to a mobile broadband connection?
[23:31] <mongolai> GodfatherofEire:  did you save your session when the startup manager was running?
[23:31] <GodfatherofEire> Probably, but I cant remember exactly what I did/installed
[23:32] <louise> this_sucks,  pardon?
[23:32] <pavel-> since*
[23:32] <this_sucks> is this a fresh install
[23:32] <louise> this_sucks, nope
[23:32] <chmac> brb
[23:33] <Androidz> helo
[23:33] <Tigerplug> is there any way that I can completely remove everything from my ubuntu box reverting to a fresh install (without actually reinstalling)?
[23:33] <halberd> no doesn't seem to work louise
[23:33] <GodfatherofEire> Mongolai, any idea what I might have unintentionally enabled?
[23:33] <BobbyFerret> chmac: It think it must be part of the chat or wvdial script it creates
[23:33] <BobbyFerret> Ack
[23:33] <freeflashstuff> Can anyone help me out?
[23:34] <csilk> !ask | freeflashstuff
[23:34] <mongolai> GodfatherofEire:  no idea, but you can go to System>prefs>sessions and start looking around there
[23:34] <louise> halberd, I messed up, the syntax is the other way around
[23:34] <GodfatherofEire> Ok, thanks
[23:34] <halberd> ah yes louise but I did it the right way and it still doesn't dhcp discover
[23:34] <freeflashstuff> !ask
[23:35] <drek> Tigerplug, I would just place everything I wanted in an empty partitionmap and reinstall but leave that map and then just mount it
[23:35] <louise> halberd, did you try to set your ESSID and Key using iwconfig first?
[23:35] <pavel-> Hi. In short: gdm is broken. Details: after booting the login screen is not displayed, instead a blank (black) screen with a cryptic error dialogue (all characters of the message are squares, same with OK button). I have compared my `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf' and `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom' with ones from a working machine, they are identical. I have attempted to run `gdm restart' - same result. `killall gdm' followed by `gdm start' - same result. Any help
[23:36] <this_sucks> sorry louise I can't think of any thing
[23:36] <louise> this_sucks, this sucks =]
[23:36] <louise> this_sucks, just kidding]
[23:36] <JakeMon> is there a ncurses program for managing users on  the cli?
[23:36] <halberd> louise yes I set my essid and it's an unencrypted router
[23:36] <freeflashstuff> Can anyone help me out? I have a Nautalis(I don't think I spelled that right) error on startup(bonobo -slay), and I cannot mount volumes.
[23:36] <Kr0ntab> pavel-: was it working before and something messed it up?  Or was this a clean install and it never worked?
[23:37] <halberd> and I'm sitting right next to it so the signal is strong
[23:37] <this_sucks> des any one now why my wireless internet is slow
[23:37] <louise> pavel-, are you using intrepid ibex beta?
[23:37] <GodfatherofEire> Say, Mongolai, if it only ran on login, would it have any specific setting attched to it? Like restart?
[23:37] <halberd> quality 93/100
[23:37] <drek> this_sucks, to thick wall in between?
[23:37] <pavel-> ﻿Kr0ntab: it was working yesterday evening, after installing coq/coqide and reconfiguring some of its shortkeys i left the computer on, power outage during the night, today booted the computer and result as i described
[23:38] <louise> halberd, weird, I don't know what to do]
[23:38] <mel> ola
[23:38] <pavel-> louise: no i am not
[23:38] <drek> pavel-, just uninstall what u did last night
[23:38] <mongolai> GodfatherofEire:  i don't really know
[23:38] <GodfatherofEire> Np
[23:38] <louise> pavel-, something similar is happening to me
[23:38] <BobbyFerret> pavel-: I recommend: apt-get --purge remove gdm; apt-get install gdm; dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[23:38] <JackOS> is the 8.10 RC out yet?
[23:39] <Kr0ntab> pavel-: BobbyFerret has outlined an almost sure shot way of bringing back your configuration...
[23:39] <Rovin> how to shutdown safely, my button in the top-right has frozen...or can I restart a process using the System Monitor?
[23:39] <pavel-> ﻿drek: ill try purging/removing coq/coqide packages. BobbyFerret: ill give it a go, though Ive already gone through a reinstall of gdm. Thanks
[23:40] <histo> Rovin: hit alt+f2 and killall gnome-panel
[23:40] <drek> Rovin, use terminal and 'sudo shutdown -r now'
[23:40] <Kr0ntab> pavel-: gdm does not control your X configuration... BobbyFerret is giving you a command that will.  which is to reconfigure X.
[23:40] <histo> Rovin: Or you can hit ctrl+alt+F1 and log in.  Then tyep in sudo shutdown -h now
[23:41] <drek> Rovin, histo s way is a good one
[23:41] <csilk> Is the official Ubuntu line on envy... "dont use it" ?
[23:41] <pavel-> ﻿Kr0ntab: sorry, i meant to say i have done a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org (twice), both times breaking my ctrl alt F[1-6] consoles which ive restored through the livecd, nevertheless i will try again
[23:42] <Drakeson> bind9 is too heavy for the following use-case, so I am asking for your recommendations: I want to resolve hostnames to local IP addresses in a small LAN. modifying /etc/hosts is a bit cumbersome for a laptop (in that case I have to modify it whenever I commute between home and work). What would you use?
[23:42] <drek> pavel-, what exact command did u use?
[23:43] <perforate> how do I use remote desktop viewer...any takers?
[23:43] <joaopinto> Drakeson, that resolution services is only required for your laptop ?
[23:43] <pavel-> drek: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org (i.e. no -phigh flag)
[23:43] <joaopinto> service
[23:43] <drek> pavel-, try the purge command
[23:44] <histo> pavel-: what is the problem?
[23:44] <fatfishy> I applied the latest system upgrade on hardy, some cpp patches etc, now my nvidia driver is stuck at 640x480 if i uninstall the driver max it will do is 800x600. reinstalling it via restricted driver hardware panel puts it back at 640 is there a conflict with the latest driver?
[23:44] <pavel-> drek: booting up :) (just restored my xorg.conf again...)
[23:44] <perforate> just wanted to use it on my network to start
[23:44] <histo> pavel-: I misssed your original problem.
[23:44] <fatfishy> I remember a driver patch came out recently
[23:44] <perforate> to view other computers
[23:44] <Drakeson> joaopinto: the laptop and very few other machines
[23:44] <drek> pavel-, heh okey =/
[23:44] <BobbyFerret> pavel-: --purge is the key since it will not preserve loacl modification to config files.
[23:44] <pavel-> histo: ﻿In short: gdm is broken. Details: after booting the login screen is not displayed, instead a blank (black) screen with a cryptic error dialogue (all characters of the message are squares, same with OK button). I have compared my `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf' and `/etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom' with ones from a working machine, they are identical. I have attempted to run `gdm restart' - same result. `killall gdm' followed by `gdm start' - same result. An
[23:45] <Sertse> hello
[23:45] <fatfishy> should
[23:45] <fatfishy> I down grade
[23:45] <Frijolie> how do you get a list of installed fonts on your system?
[23:45] <drek> pavel-, check BobbyFerret , he can explain better
[23:46] <histo> pavel-: maybe its an issue with X then have you checked the logs for errors?
[23:46] <drek> Frijolie, press system-->apperance
[23:47] <fatfishy> I guess ill try the envy driver installer
[23:47] <squee_> I'm running a tftp server.  I need to run a script every time someone downloads a file from it, how should I go about that?
[23:47] <drek> Frijolie, system-->pref.-->apperance
[23:47] <Frijolie> drek: Thanks
[23:47] <rogan> My friend is wanting to try out Ubuntu.. he has vista and plans on running and emulator with ubuntu. is this the smartest rout?
[23:47] <pavel-> histo: i've been going through the error log for the last while. I figured there is a better way though :
[23:47] <drek> Frijolie, np
[23:47] <EyesOfARaven> rogan: i recommend a live cd
[23:47] <Frijolie> drek: I'm looking for the Garamond font and don't know where to get it. I already have msttcorefonts installed
[23:48] <squee_> rogan, I wouldn't suggest it, the speed hit from running within an OS will probably dampen the experience for him
[23:48] <diskin> pavel-, check permissions in the sytem, I had similar problem, and it were broken permissions
[23:48] <EyesOfARaven> rogan: it would be faster, more comfortable, and not bother his windows install
[23:48] <rogan> but playing the cd wont really give full effect will it
[23:49] <drek> Frijolie, check out http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/
[23:49] <angusthefuzz> Frijolie: the package texlive-fonts-extra contains garamond
[23:49] <drek> Frijolie, it will get u started
[23:50] <drek> sry guys, gotta get some sleep before work
[23:50] <drek> gn
[23:50] <drek> and gl
[23:50] <Rovin> I managed the shutdown lol
[23:50] <drek> Rovin, gz mate =)
[23:50] <palango> hi there, why is there only a dvd image of the intrepid RC?
[23:50] <pavel-> BobbyFerret & all: well i did a reinstall of gdm, did a xserver reconfig and once again my consoles are gone
[23:50] <Frijolie> angusthefuzz: texlive-fonts-extra is already the newest version no Garamond
[23:50] <freeflashstuff> Can anyone help me with my Nautilus and volume mounting problem? I get a bonobo -slay error everytime I login or try to open a folder and I can't mount any volumes.
[23:51] <pavel-> make that unreachable
[23:51] <histo> Rovin: how'd you end up doing it?
[23:51] <shawn_> hey i'm running ubuntu 8.4 and my taskbars disapired
[23:51] <pavel-> let me attempt purging/removing coq
[23:51] <shawn_> can any one help me get them back?
[23:52] <histo> pavel-: but does X work when your consoles are gone?
[23:52] <Rovin> histo: "sudo shutdown -h now"
[23:52] <histo> Rovin: k. Like I said you could have done that or restarted the panels.
[23:52] <dHE> Can anyone tell me how to create a permanent channel in my internal irc server??
[23:52] <pavel-> histo: same error, blank screen, cryptic message
[23:52] <dHE> plz
[23:53] <histo> dHE: maybe you should ask in #help or some other irc channel. But you probably need a bot to sit idle in the channel.
[23:53] <histo> dHE: also why would you want an internal irc server.
[23:53] <BobbyFerret> pavel-: Can you by any chance get hold of /var/log/Xorg.0.log and put it on pastebin?
[23:53] <histo> pavel-: This is not a problem with GDM I garantee is a problem with X
[23:53] <pavel-> ﻿BobbyFerret: right after i restore xorg.conf with the livecd again :
[23:53] <pavel-> :)
[23:54] <BobbyFerret> pavel-: Ouch, well it would be helpfull :)
[23:54] <shawn_> im so confused... (n00b to linux) how do you get the taskbars back.. don't know how to do any thing or get any thing back... don't know even know how to open termanial
[23:54] <csilk> dHE, it depends what server your running and what servies it has.. you shoul dbe able to register a channel with chanserv
[23:54] <histo> pavel-: what type of video card do you have?
[23:54] <Jake_> can someone help me plz
[23:54] <shawn_> someone pm me
[23:55] <csilk> !ask | Jake_
[23:55] <rolfschaaf> good morning
[23:55] <writing> how do I install the postgresql docs in ubuntu?
[23:55] <histo> shawn_: hit alt+f2 and type in killall gnome-panel
[23:55] <writing> what is the package called?
 how do i find the port to nessuss or wat is a port and how do i find it
[23:55] <writing> I want the doxygen
[23:55] <pavel-> histo: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:29c2] (rev 10)
[23:55] <shawn_> dosent do any thing
[23:56] <csilk> Jake_,  sorry, I'm no nessus expert, maybe you can consult the manual?
[23:56] <pavel-> (taken from identical machine which I'm on currently speaking with you all :) )
[23:56] <dHE> the chanserv command don't work, it's appear as unknown command..  i'm using ircd-irc2
[23:56] <Jake_> do u know how to find the port though
[23:57] <xomp> !u | Jake_
[23:57] <csilk> dHE, what output does /cs give you?
[23:57] <shawn_> Alt + F2 dose nothing,,
[23:57] <freeflashstuff> I need help with a volume mounting problem and a nautilus error...
[23:57] <Jake_> 'wat\
[23:57] <Jake_> anyoen know how to find the port for nessuss
[23:58] <rogan> EyesOfARaven: could anything go wrong if he uses an emulator?
[23:58] <shawn_> i really dont want to have to reinstall
[23:58] <histo> pavel-: hrm... check the /var/log/Xorg.0.log for any errors
[23:58] <fatfishy> anyone know what would make the nvidia driver stick at 640
[23:58] <histo> shawn_: then restart X did you remove the panels or something?
[23:58] <fatfishy> envyng didnt help
[23:59] <histo> shawn_: ctrl+alt+backspace will restart X and put you bakc at a login.
[23:59] <pavel-> histo: im in the process of pasting a copy to the pastebin
[23:59] <Jake_> pm me if u know how to find the port for nessuss i would rly appreciate it
[23:59] <shawn_> no my system just crashed and i restarted and loged back in and ever thing was gone
[23:59] <dHE> i put in command "/chanserv register #server"
[23:59] <histo> Jake_: man nessus will show you.
[23:59] <halberd> ahh well wireless is working
[23:59] <bonhoffer> in the gnome file finder (the result of an 'open' button click) how can i see file size?
[23:59] <dHE> without "
[23:59] <Jake_> it gives me oen put then it says cant fin dlocal host